The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-28
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, September 26--A great many per-
sons not familiar with the workings OF The
without Investigation, that Il Is an organization
intended 10 benefit only the members. But
this IS not the fact. Itparticularly benefits the
farmer. For instance, to-day corn In the shuck
was sold at 40 cents to be delivered in Decem-
Der This establishes the price at that figure
for that month without such criterion TO go
by farmers would be unable 10 determine what
that cereal would be worth during that
& benefit 10 the farmer, as he
Is enabled 10 accurately determine what
NAV b. said Of the other cereals. When the
cotton board is as firmly established planters can
look forward 70 what they viii receive ior the
great staple Of the country AZ future time. The
receipts Of cotton in this city up 10 this date
have not been large but with the magnificent
prospects ahead. the yield promises 10 be
greaier than ever before in past years. What
the prices may be Is YET 70 be aeteF r ~, Inc
viii approximate 7.Oooful bales The
FFyptisn crop Il said 10 be larger,
and IL Is thought viii equal that OF last year II
such should prove true, prices VII rot be -
good as many anticipate The receipts Of gain
In this CITY continue large. and the orders from
All over north Texas and from parts outside OF
the state are largely In excess Of those OF any
former year. There VIII be more small grain
f0wn In north TtNas this fall and next epflng
than ever before and the indications point 70 a
large noreage OF hiesrsgna Nn .si -, sat ,.
only adequate n the wants Of local consuinp-
mn. and prices remain firm at quotations Nut
ton sheen are scarce, and while large NUMBER
are shlpped north. cities and towns In Texas are
but flly supplied with them. There are very
good arrivals o. the fall clip Of wool and prices
ere firm Hides are in demand and the marEef
eerive The lumber trade Of the city l. far
eisyve fhsf Of any former year 81 this period.
md me home demand Il fully equalled By The
rhfrr~enfs % The country. The supply %
iio1negfie fruits has fallen on greatly IN ne
isrf week and peaches are nearly out n
ne Market Apples are coming In freely ana
r--Ires are low California and tropical ifllts
- fecOrrinr plentiful on the streets ana sell e.
~ frrI-es Hel0us are q thlng Of ihe past
The-r il = rood demand foI chicfens IN. efEs
~ ne supply i shor q the asklnEA buIier
riunvs sslis readily II properly prepared ~ tne
rnartet Hey y atunoani - - yet 80 =
- ir-urr- possible figures WOOD u IN oemnn1
~ $3.50. r.-ioss sf,l,re fhose 81 rear aro
10 -rhrIrsnle trnts q he city has never
I.rfr.-r f..en e. lnrrs arf sEles 81 heary ns has
lfa-rrferired flIt frade DIS season. j he reiAl
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~ o-er ne r-osfects % an incrensed frHoe in
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