The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-02
COMMERCE AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL.


COMMERCIAL.
DuLAs S,n,ember Tho business men of
Tho CITY will be glad 10 know that lhe city
authorities are now improving the sIteu. rof
ihelas few days carts ana wagons nave hceh
hauling clay and dirt ana hlllhE up tue NOES |
and ruls which have been worn IN me several
main thoruuehnIos. and the rains oi last nlgut
and to-day have rendered these places mus
filled as deep with lnud ms inc most chcrprhlHg
improyement gentlemen Of the city government
co,ild desire Tho poor mon OF the city who are
required TO pAy taxes will no doubt rejoice with
great 10y 10 know that those who deeply com
misoiato wIth them In the heavy burdens they
nre compollcd In bear spend the money thus
ruthleSsiy drawn from them In snch expensive
and important improvements on Tie streets "
the object Is Ia deepen the lnud on the streets
this fail and winter when tho rams VIII surely
descend they are pursuing the most effective
way IL accomplish this end. and II there be
such thing Gs miring blanket II WIZ
no doubt be Witnessed On The main tholoughmres
of thsGity during the next SIX months. Things
do move" IL Is said, but If wagons VIII be cn0'
bed to move over the streets Of Dallas this win.
ter. after ull the ludicious expenditure OF money
In hauling mue loose art nhd scattering ltHlong
In low pieces, MS Is now being done, the inventor
of this great discovery In street improvements
ought to apply for pgtont At once Taxpayers,
business men lnd real estate owners VIII not re-
Quire microscope to discover The ELECTS OF de.
posting dirt on the streets now, particularly
when wet weather sots iu this fall liut the city
revenues must be Appropriated, and II not
thusly, why mott
on,cu.ror
There was very little wheat offered on tho EN
change to-day. The greater numherOt trniis0c.
Ioavo,,ng In nnrohns" corn buttho unrertnjnty oi
,H",an,}ss.'r ,nn',rs il v,rv nr"earios t can,
tract for deliveries until late Ia the season, An
opinion has obtained that cotton picking viii |
tSd "rvep rorton of The crop viii remain In tho
"rai offers of miliri seed but no inkors mt In an
appenranco
ppcrs ror grim ON the Exchange to dny woro
N. sI,n,vs 1, car Iots, Whoat n,Geois1ioo ants
"h,ion Tai, for sccL a5c mi Tar fced 'qsDotn
smyv,, SSs, M old corn in enr ~ new in Sns M
XXI, n.,v COR, shrli,l mana IN mntk"t ali cnrn
Sh,iiaJ Ia sarts snn,asn' harley Glo7n rua
Tnxas st"poo n"r,hcrn scrd rvc ooSoy in Nil
la, soad i'm cns,r,' u.y,,,n / M ~ ia
s,roo,s nnd IN s,nros Il, small io,s ,,r.i" viz
""wmanI n to,v renis ahnvn tho Es"ha"na
rrinas " ~" ' Wv h'
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mr.. ,uo,,, ,,,., A., ,..,,,., -, ,,..t l., @,
NY .oiloWins Meio lnu piious VI sinin w Ss
LOUIS lo'uny, w t.poileu 10 'mc hkehhnHe III
Ws WY opu, "ncne "nVvs' o, Sop'u'npc'
wheat WsesyS spSt corn, oSgge's srptem'
, ~, S",, ssy,'s' 'f'' '''''' 'N'V''' ''p'
Vh'por ooA' "@n'
TIM grain market IN Nhicngo SHOWS shght
decline ~ some months Tor wheat, anu better
feeling In other months. september wheat sold
on llrst call ut W u and on last call 1T SS.i,
DelnR m anyance oi M e,ghlh OF u eenl oyer
yesWiuny hst su!cs' TOT o.Vouc' opcn'u u.
WtS and closed ~ mo same ngurc' quarter OF
AGENT under mo dhy before, september DEW,
eIics SOU III lhe nl"lnlnG ~ ~ ~ Wtuc oscu
one cVn, Wwct' nuevlhc slnoo ms, oNchnlsoi
Vch' hu lnivo'eRn,ns s'l,c WV my pvi"lo' pc.
upcr corn solu on n,s' ce'i ~ Z. =, ana on last
Cnll ~ ~ DO Iah VI Two Genus SINCE lhs'
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pNihg 70 ue tHins lnN hlght
mhH today INC arrivals OF sfnin III ms cry were
ngn" Miu were cuhnneu 20 u low luhiS ol Wutn'
anu ohS inc snlpmeh's ,hntoNi' however
We're WY soou' onS vnr ., ihlNcu corn, oh.s
Iyu Whu patley was iuiWmueu lo shreveport
Louishhn, hnu seNela vhrs ul oats Welo con
hsnV1 70 eastern 'oWhs W. leNhs. lhoio Is
yoon demand iof all small grams IN northern
LoulsNnn, ahu III nuullioh mere Is an aHNNO
enquiry Tor iull ius' proof oats Tor seed lhcio
WMuulN " iVW NhkoN luNuN ni new corn ultltu
IN Tue streets u-Uhy. ItlCcs arc very steady.