The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-01

ther city of,clals arc invited, aswell Ne aIe Wy
nstnbefs ~ the OtlOu Exehauge memu"uW |"
the press aud other prominent ,luhVh ,rea.
understood lunch VIII 1920 e w and I
pleasans time generally II anticpatn. 49,, 1o
hnma,on Of ibis exchange poinls by w Wn,tlas
~ business aud commoicial history W i,s can
fhAt II Will Prove Rraiid tuccest W. o"
d0rbt who Is ut AL acquainted win VIZ og'p
tous OF such IuSIltuJons In other cWy, oi 10y
less pre,en'lons than our own ums' s,s
ccnier For q few wccka or months even ANA
un,il nll DOR business men learn 70 epptec',w
| he bcnenls aud corvenlenccsit oIeis them we
transactions N the exchange may roL pe ,a.se
1 but they will gradually increase and beioie
| another cyce OF Twelve mouths rolls lound
| he wondcr will be that ~ was no,
oroised SeUre VIM IND o sec'lG acIe,,ed
| sh,pments OF all the productions OF we
coulify here, aud these wilin turn AGA IN vol
lmc TO evc:g branch OF business in NE Guy fpt
In Iea,pls, and many Others, II Is % De
hoped tbat no business man OF NE Gus VII 4,
withhold his name or his Influence In ma w II
all that Its projectors desire for II.
BUSINESS during the past week in this city has
been we,y heavy In all wholesale lutes Inc
| excellent grain crops throughout all Texas iins
giveu new impetus 10 t,ade, ana county ihcI
I iau,s are purchasing freely TO meet inc w
oessssi demand for goods on the part OF their
ca 1mers. As yet there has been very niue new
= wtell offered In this city; one or TWO car-'oaus
: hae ing arrived from points south New oats
% | are coming in slowly, but dealers mere nave NJ
y yiess OF heavy shipments TO be made soon. the
pisces for wheat are at s;anaaru oi ore
u osnts ~ lity. There is no mater ial change
: Ia coz. Jr old oas. The receipts OF wool are
Is increasing little, but until bdye INFORM groW,
= ers thai they NJ, giving prices here on parity
:, | with those in Boston and other eastern cues,
70 the producers will send their wool east on theii
own account as they shenld 90 hid is onsrn
H. nearly all that are offered in towns ana cites on
s the lines of the railroads In every direction from
here The receipts OF cotton mere are very g arS
a. little left In the hands of planters or at the gins.
No Prices are firm and unchanged. There mas Deel
IS | marked Improvement in the condition OF cattie
~ now coming ln but the supply is far under the
40 demand Ii is thought by many that cattle VIII
be scarce and high during the entire season
-, il may be that prices will justify feeding 1t &c
y stock Veal calves are slow coming IN, farmers
III believing it more profitable to raise them thar
~ 10 sell at prices offered on the exchanges NUT
" ton sheep are offered literally on the market
=. and they are generally in good condition PRICE,
of very firm for all kinds Of stock WIN no pros
st for mules, horses and ponies ;, at goo,
~ ~ prices. The market is now well supplied
~ with fruits of all kinds ana peaches v al
70 abundant selling at from one dollar ana TWEEN
:" ty-iye to a dollar and d half per pusnel, an'
n. from twenty-five to forty cents per DoH' ~ pc
d. que lily. Berries CT all varees ano R ;n low
nj The home fruits have interered very maze III
al with tropio al varieties and sales In these l,ne
nave been cOrrespOuuluSIyi iShe. uaeSi 49,,
M aud canteopes from the south are being snppe'
an ~, hele daily but they command high figures an'
N. 60 off rather slowly on this account. Ther
W. never was a season when the markets were pei
!" ter supplied with green vegetables and OF W
&c best quality The weather mas been propltiou
ey for the growth of all varieties Of gardcn sass
~ Ever ything In this line sells at re ,sonabl
~. p.icej with perhaps the exception OF new pota
o nj which still RUE high. The wholesale trade Q
of the city is in one word, heavy. The shipment
~ of groceries are far above those of any forme
M year and a steady increase marks the trade II
I'd this line as 1t should do, when the low prices
' which Dallas merchants dispose OF them az
, taken into consideration. There is also tn
,I same activity shown in the dry goods and notol
an an branches of business. like increase is obser
ne yable in sales of boats and shoes, drugs. hard
ns ware. queensware, furniture, liquors, saddles
nd leather and in fact all other MERCANTILE lines
is In provisions the sales continue large, wi.hou
az any perceptible falling off, even at this time o
a. the year when it would be reasonable 10 suppos
ms that beef would enter largely into the meat 100
's9 OF the country. The markets are we" stocke
- with flour. fiom California as well as nom Kan
IN sas and Missouri. In week or two at fur
an therest the mills of Texas will supply the hon
'st demand from wheat grown on our own sol
ad The retail trade of the city for the past week la
n. been steady, and while there has not at an
IA time been rush, there has been no day when
an good business has not been transacted.