The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
TRADE ITEMS.

Ar Manchester, Englard labor Is very lcsrce
and msny thousands fre cut Of work
The lock out 10 the San francisco cigar trade
CONTINUES.
fcrizes the com me foia situati' a. critical The
prize & { sugar III low and the money mHrket Is
light which appears TO have the effect Of unset.
Ting crsdit, seriously, in view OF the failure,
Bd isn reyiow OF the tln.nlate ,canufaotur.
ing Industry in & United Kingdom, written
as ut tae middle Of February takes gloomy
view Of the situation. No Improvement had
taken pace. Many o. the works were working
on fuii time, hut were working cut old orders,
ana competition was severe conference OF
manu- acturers was being discussed TO devise n
piaf for the Improvement of IN. market
THE Biigsh fail-sown wheat IL now showing
signs Of sotive growth The Mark Lane TX.
press thus che racterzes It's progress OF late:
''The heightened daylight and the warmer sun
aui Apri like showers Will probat ly caHBs u
very rapid growth u this mild weather con.
tnues The consum pt0n Of b eadstuiia Is ttiii
all for this time Of year, ana eyerg branch OF
the trade exceedingly dull. Fine native
white wheats nrs getting scarce enough 10 occa-
zion fair Inquiry To- them, wiih an occasional
i'm prove ment on ths very loS rates current"
A correspondent o. tho Amera.n Mauufac.
Iurer relates that "A new slsei' has be, pro-
ducod at sheffield. England leu will be Of
calculable vs. uc 70 he manniaoiur ng and
railroad wur q Tle account given Of the
qualify 81 the nctsl Manufactured by the new
process II cDrrOborated. W Grants the dsc very
bslnK ella. sed as one likely 10 prove ~ great
economie Importance Its sad to bo made 10y
adding rom TO 20 PEI cent 81 the ordinary
wholly or 10 a 400 extent decAI Oon zed and rs.
fped and treatar by any OF the orfinar, pro.
cesses, or TO ST. ell produced by such processes
1t Is stated tina. = sm4ll test bar containing ~
per CEN OF manganese "wAs brntdouble when
cold, aud was suficen ly hard TO turn Iron; mat
an axe coutaiuiug the same percentage and
which had never been hardened or tempered
cut in .wo u bar II iron half ~ inch square"
The bulldog trades In London aud tue prov
inces continued quit rctive, In The textile
trades recent overprolue 10 y continued TO be
felt and IN many maj ufdcluflny centers only
regular WORK was m ,iniaintd AZ Kidermin-
ster strike had taken place inong he carpet
weave against he Intro iuctlon OF female labor
into the new weay ing industry
The approximate quantity OF IN plates ex'
ported In January rs 5000 boxes az Inst a.
900 IN Jauuary 1.s3, these the United states
took $50 o0J boxos-a comp n i've falling of OF
II 600 boxes The Increased exports TO other
count5i ~ COO moro than made good the
loss In shipments to tha United st ties IN con-
cluson the wire s.ys: 1T is satisfactory TO
witness an anrua' ilcrease o. tXpons, but then
there is The couuteraoive bane Of exc - In pro-
due Ion
famed, ur hiss improved. Res rves NJ Paris
and Marsdilrs wtre diminlshing. snd the situ-
alton npleafs IN macy res cts more ioutd aid
healthy than in the Uni cd KINGDOM. The
growing whe.t cr'p had a veD fsvoia0le az.
pearatcs. In O. rmany NJ tie Bait ports.
whea was dull b rlin no ders wer. flrm, and
exceeded that gu ts,ion Hamhu g declined
fer ~hea, This trade in central Europe was
very unsettled
The Britlsn labor market as indicab IN the |
regular week y summary thereof, priuted In the !
London Lti,our News OF February n. was as |
Stunning IA more settled condition. The state |
ment was made tnat ,mplo fes IN many II es
where W yea he'd b en- itduced had agre' q n |
accept the lower rate. which was having its |
logical effect In howing n more active Indus. |
trial market generally Coal and ron miners |
ard iron manuf curing employes were mo err
atly well ,muloyei. There were ktll wages |
disputes among the engineers Al Sunderland
and he rivet max rs At South stadordshire
The hahn making districts are also som what
DISTURBED f,r n like cause.
Advices fom Boston ray that the eastern
nail 1lills are Il Il i1ic and that about 1000
hablt remsi1 out Of W TX rumor was cir
0u,sted few DAYS go that some of the mills |
had started up. but ouly one mi started few
machines with m from oiher departments |
This . the IA week Z ihestrike, aud neither |
0ide has made any ndvaoc's. Manu'actu eis
aay they are determined n keep their machines |
}dfe al summer uul - the men mr.. wiling TO |
70 10 work II the reiu ed scale. Prices Of nails
are now 10 cents rer key lower han when the |
n(Fik. be an Stocks are re iucsd, but dealers |
0of ali he supplss they want rom ihs west
Bflush uerkets for what aud corn have |
nhown M increase ia strength fofcirn grains |
|ker~ have not been in special rtques'. The
- sirs' 10 sell toe SINE. noted 10 the pre-
6odiuR weet, hss bcsn continued - some ex.
'rnl with The effect Of no ding quotations down;
Pr1oes en- the Whole have been easier. oood
~ lam rinsnl wheat IL scarce IN the Cuihd
[avrd m and for this VARIETY. a. Tor nne whi,ei
keSe ID some demand. Byitisn roofs ere SAID
= - Siller Q.ondon) 70 haze declined - per
- luFipg February.