The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-18
TRADE ITEMS.

Tnr Pittsbnrg coal district employs over IL.
900 men
The Lon don Grocer says: Considerable guam
titles OF oleomsrgarine have been imported Int,
England rom m lea, and although betlel
margarine Is manufactured than In any part OF
Europe, get u Q Americans are not COED makers
OF but .erine. Tho labor is a great item In this
manufacture. and we suppose tho wages In the
uniied States tell against It's proper .manipula-
ton"
Sweet clover has TO some extent suoerseded
the big corsage bouquets. 1t Is favored by coy
blondes, and some florists are holding this
sweet wild blossom for favored customers. But
fercups arc coming IN daily. and there is a large
Hons.
bn.tany cattle are small, silky. skinned, doclle
and gentle animals, giving as rich milk as ON g
can well desire. Brittany butter, delicate and
superior, OF shicn thousands of tons are an
nually imported isto England, Is produced from
the milk OF these cows. They are also naturally
hardy, thriving on, coarse food, and another I'M.
yoriant characteristic is their freedom from
diseas 20 incident 10 cattle generally.
The object OF a trade. mark Is TO indicate, by
ship o .ho article. and when the right TO its use
Is transicrred 10 others, either by the act of the
original manufactures or by operation OF law,
the fact OF the transfer must be stated ia con.
nection with It's use. Otherwise q deception VIII
be practiced upon the public and the very fraud
ACCOMPLISHED TO prevent viii II courts of equity
interfere 10 protect the exclusive right o. the
Siegert rs. Abbott.
This county markets one-hnh of the iron
and one fourth OF 1.-The. steel Ia the world, and
furnishes ne-half OF the gold and one-half the
silver OF the worlds supply. Taking all the
industries Of the world, the United
States represents &c; Great Britain, 80, aud all
other nations 81 per cent. OF the total. Anglo.
Saxondom, therefore, represents 60 per cent. of
the mining industry OF the earth.
Artificial cork is among the recent German In.
powdered corr with Starch
water. and kneadlng. the |
mas while boiling hot until 1, Is
p ;%SrG1r mo m monsa for f dn1 sst the Articles Is amen sea
aitsrwardd dried ut q very high temperature. |
Tho material Il described rs quite light and pos
sessing no~n-conducling properties.
The programme Of the opening ceremonies of |
The Now. York produce exchange building win
be as follows: May 8, evening reception 5 10 u; /
may 9, meeting in the old building at IL a. M,
i~resses aud a farewell ode by the Corn IA
;hange Glee club. A procession will then be
Iormed and proceed. to tho nov exchsnge &c,
.here opening exercises will take place at II
jclock. AMER the opening exercises at geo D.
the-e viii be n hsrbor excursion of the
nsmbers, accompanied by invited guests.
q the wheat production o. the world For nine
consecutive yeas aimee 1874 the United States
reduced the largest wheat crops OF any In the |
,orla. aad has averaged q per cent. more than
An exchange states that the coal fields of
forth park, Wyoming territory. are beginning
. sitrsct general at .ention. From the excellent
Iusuty OF me coal and the wonderful extent oil
BE- deposit II surpasses everything In the west. |
|Areful analysis made 81 this coal shows that Il |
obtains 30 per cent OF carbon, which 10 IS per
ent more man the celebrated Rock Springs
eneep-rsissrs IN California arc in the bsst oil
plKIta. - the season has been favorable to their |
l6uoty and their lambs are prospering, but |
cry few dying In comparison 10 the losses that
ave been met with In the past. Feed rs
bundant q the old rhcep are fat.
Ing ~ the past, and q medical authority
that ~ dissppesrsnce 10 . fixed process
I evolution. Is says The chestnut tree Il
D1nG, Just - all tree 81 . spongy, inferior 6ber |
- before such stout close nbered trees as
. oil. In rre-histofic tmea the earth was
DvoBod with . rank, quick growth. that yielde
W ~. ~ - ~ sn9 compsc.sf ald
H nat the chesfnu. Il doomed !"