The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-10
Tne H.s.a"' H:digs p'Gw fGni;'Rhi r
The Union ssosE t"rdS-i"dr"iri"'
Developments of ~. Louis, Etc.

The Union stosh fards-indpHtrin'
Developments Of 81. Louis, ETC.
From Our Special Correspondent
ST.. LOUIS, June 80, 1873.
DEAR HBEAhn ! last Wrate you ~
account IF ny visit to tile NATIONAL
Stock Yards and promised to giyeyou
an ACCOUNT IF my yist to the Union
Yards aud 70 lhe factory al the
HUGHES RIDING FLoW ppMnASf.
The factory for The manufacture OF
/ these plows Is situated IN the heart OF
/ the city, down near the river, among
! the "iron mOngers," and any stranger
will be highly repaid for II visit to the
establishment. lie will find intelli,
gent gentlemen, as the members Of the
eeHeerNj wha vii! luke pFtat lWiGs 10
a ana hi ttM ifIEa sfss ia y neahan
les at work On every portion Of this
wonderful p!ow, ! I'd not profess to
he ~ accurate Judge Al SUCH matters,
bNt i seems tome i GHmhines every
adyanlage that gould be obtained III
such y lab0f=saplng machine. These
piOws Will be largely sold In Texas,
and | commend them to the careful
examination of the readers of The
HERALD. They are already having Il
Y1rY large deMaHq far thelll, fran The
northwest. The prpprietQrs, however,
look to Texas as Che future great field
tor operations.
THE UNION STOCK YARDS,
are on the river, in The northern por-
ton of the city, and possess great adj
.ahtages 10 shlpnefs of p4tt!e, vino
wish (. iaake 81. f!ouis their market.
The Missouri Kansl,s and Texas Rail
road has II track running directly into
the yurtls, and the cattle shipped over
the Texas and Pacific audIr0A Noun
tain roads are transferred direct to the
yards by steamboats,. The yards,
though not 50 large or costly AS the
cility fdf' drivers sng rAtfle fnaF fH!ilH
quarters in u heat brick hotel, where
the charges are very moderate,
and the fare ample. Here
You viii find experienced men in the
commission buslness u no " Wv psHPii'lY
watch tile INTERESTS eoniidad 10 HEM.
] would particularly note the house of
Messrs. EtcrHggs u Cassidy. ] found
Mr.. Cassidy, 4 gapl Confederate, who
had served Under our worthy Mayor,
Gen, Dpbell, and who retains for his
old epmraae Tic mast ieryent admiras
ton, Shippers will find the Union
Stock Yards the retail market for st.
Louis, and II they have stock suitable
for the demand, here is the place to
90.
There are many places of interest 70
o yisiinr il the Industrial development
Of this great city. The establishment
OF Mr.. James u. Fay, on Fifth street,
is ppe Of this kind, An entirely self
made man, hp has accumulated wealth,
and has n splendid assortment, where
purchasers can find everything In his
line-splenditi chandeliers, gus fixtures,
lamps in every style and variety, and
n thousand other things cannot men
ton. Purchasers will he fully repaid
by visit TO Mr. Fay's place of bust
ness.
Mr. e. Mclslrath, Scotch lrish,) has
q gem of u store in gentlemen's fur
nishing goods, on Sixth street, very
near the Lindell Hotel, and visitors
will find everything here needed by
them, from perfect lifting shirt to a
nObby tie, or u faultless kid. Go and
see him when you visit st. Louis.
leave in "A few moments for Cincin-
natl, from which point you shall hear
from me; cgRTips.