The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-10
TRADE ITEMS.

SPANISH American tiade with ali countries Is
Toundly stated for the year Just tnued ~ e,11
o01t0O This over exports and imports. Inc
share Of the tui'td states In This ta1e Is but
small ffqctiOu more Than ote.tcnth, aud onr I'M
por = xCeed our cxIo.is by nearly thftedo. lais
10 one.
railways, OF dry goods, boots, shoes, machinery
beOr ae spirits wines, sadaieiy, harness. gro
cerie dIuPs and AZ ricultufHl implements was
s2,2o0it0. Last year II rose 10 ASOLO,V, ana
manufn turei ex por,s 10 Mexico Il 1850 amount
ed TO 4 i2s, l22, but in 1883 the hg1res rose 10
81 $50 600, an incrs ase OF very nearly
our machinery Mexico Wok bu' $685.
500 IN 1880 last wear, Si,2iS.tOf An increase ol
$50 Uer cent The increase IN dry goods AUD
groceries w. q nearly 100 per cent. or ifoh j;
4oo,1ol to a,tOl,t0, IN less OF course THIS SUD
den aud large 4 crease is due - our railway Ia
cilites for awning merchandise AZ me p,lhIs
where IL Is wanted, aud the Increase WIZ bi,
come great and creator as the i9ilwaFs shall
he extended to tire great inland cities aga
towns
given In one OF the latest census voinm' 8 III
this product Yer ont leads oil the other statc',
and c uroduttOu Is incrca,i g Ehich is graf
flying from wo p in OF vi W-the prosperity
OF I rmers's Industry and ibe pres, rye'loh OF
the fofo.ts The fsct ofthe Increase IN the pro
duction indicates ut the maple forests Al leas'
are not hcing destroyed. The 'oAi prldW toh
ri maple sugar IN 800 vas IS ii30O
hounds ia 1870 ana lss) were Vermont New
YrS, Onio. New Hampshire, Michigan Penn.
sylvauia and indianG pp"r. my ono IAN, nho
for-sth The iOta prod lttiln was reeriy ~
large a. az prest Mt In 1850, when IN, product on
OF Ohio WAS 500, 20, am ina OF New l3 i a,
IL 90 as at resent. The largest production ~
nil was reached In lsG when over i0eOOoU
nouuIs was .rodu1ed even MASSACHUSETTS, hav
Ing over o0O0 coo pounds, sgalnst 80 vVD IN is,y
We 90 mo- recall whether thal was an average
sugar season Uf lot, Dut thest iatt, ".ud seeIl
10 indicate that the maple forests OF nottheru
New England are holding their own against me
ak but those of the ohio yallay states are being
felled ,.. ..,,o. o,,
cd seotember 30 1885, aggregated In value ~,
OH $50, "A decrease, com area VAN me cores
pouding quarter OF se3 OF Iusol. Lhe o gt co..
rece .pts 4 the same quarter were slui5'i-o'
against 1852 G7s IN leS2 Deduclng the cN'
pendiiures ard balance duo the United states
by pos'masters, So $40 lg2, the amount l. smaller
by stOOC95 than the balance Tor the same quar-
ter the preceding year The returns Tor the
ouarter breeding the reduction of postage ana
inc reduced reyei ne compared win the prec-d-
ing wear is accounted for by the fact OF post
masters cndeGvoring 70 ciose utstocks OF IA zee
cent stamps In anti 1pa ion OF n demand Tor inc
new two.oeni stamps, ana the fesoJuslineh' OF
III. SALARIES OF postmasters, resulting IN an IN
creased ompei saiioni hDsOrbeu IafBc piO-
portion OF the receipts.
The Port Henry non min rs evidently nave
been studying some OF the ianacles OF the
Mother Goo G school Of statesmanship. Atleast
they seem 10 think tsat what's sauce for the
goose IL sauce for the gander. Being notified
The other dav i.at their wages would be re-
duced. they ut once determined TO AK ior re-
duetlon in the price of wood fnrnishef 10 them
by the company. and also in the rent OF their
houses. II they keep on OF this rate they VIII
soon he ask ~ for reduction IN lhe pIlcc ..
food ard riothrs md household DDS gen "a ~
by asking a redrt t'on of the Facred tafiil-that
Isl they Inisht ask II II an iron miner Gi " cents
a day conld rfjid % be hulldczsd with hfurtner
reduction Of W. yes for daring 10 vote except al
an fmployt RS diCtati0n