The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
COMMERCE AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL

s,,sais or sidewalks Of Dallas. on Woa'nn a,n no
.hr hour If ease. YOU better remain w nVnae
hid winter instead OF attempting 70 'alhon, no
a s, AZ mnd which you will DO sure 70 en'
conntrr on the sidewalks OF Dallas. hns piv%ea no
mes are like peoples spteau' a''" Ms
only spread that VIII DO seen MN, sn
winter in Dallas will DO Wy nv,
IN ne streets aud sidewalks, Lake ships sh".
have gone down at sea, Is ioeiins " an ' ,hs
dep hs people will reach IN lnc ii,a Th VA rain
streets al DALLAS this coming winter. 'lne ia,' a
Som ,he sky. that melts into pearls as y lalls
IN Inc sea- viii only increase the mlid ~ philas
whom the rainy season comes upon US trump,
t,smp tramp, the boys are marching VIII DO !
mndav tramp for the schOOl.bOys THIS winter III
Dallas. nAh, gentle DANES, II CARS me greer, W
think how m0ny couusels sweet tho Guy hu'
ihoriiIes have neglected from tho HERALD IN re.
gard Ia Improving the streets of The city, for you
wil viii he among Inc sufferers by the neglect
"t,othed with little brief authority theclly
dads do nothing 10 add to the beauty
al The city or the comfort Of ils denlzens., mary
md A Mile lamb, whose fleece was white as
SNOW put il she had lived In Dallas its lamb,
kinlegs would have been the muddlcsl lilhB VI
muddy things below, and It's lleeca III such coz
dillon found, wouldn' thaye been worm a nali
accent pound, "There Is many q SUP belwiks
lhe cup and the llp,' but The slim-up IN the lnuu
Of Dallas this winter will discount INC cup u
along singing our gladsome Joyous song VIII
be- changed Into curses loud und deep by those
given to profanity when they wade through the
mud Of Dallas this winter, "As bees lice hame
WI'lades O treasure will be nothing TO the
loads Of mud men will carry ON their boots
during the rainy weather which VIII soon DO
upon US Like ships that have gone down AZ
sea when neayes was all tranquility
will DO nothing 10 the feelings of those who are
down IN the mud this winter and who VIII never
give The tranquility OF the heavens singlc
thought 'Of MI the sad words Of tongue or PEN
the saddest are these II might have BEEN, will
DO the utttrauccs OF those who will shortly see
the folly OF placing men In authority who care
nothing for the welfare OF the citizen or the I'm
provcnient OF the city, Everybody nearly wants
the streets and sidewalks improved. II this Is
nota commercial. article, what isit
ON GRANGE.
The attendance on change to-day was not
large, but those present eyinc ID an active In.
terest In the transactions The small arrivals
Of grain Interfere materially with heavier opera.
tons, but the prospects now are that there will
30 larger receipts, both by rail aud wagon, dur.
Ing the coming week. The impression Is grow.
Ing among grain men that farmers will hold
back large portions Of their grain until late In
the season, aud that prices win be lower after
INC holidays than Ihcy are now. This
opinion seems 10 bo welliounded. for the
corn and oats crops oil over the west have
proven better than were expected eai Her In the
season, And Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Mis-
vollrl viii have larger surplus for sale than In
former years ltwould seem, under all the sur.
vundingA that farmers would do well to market
Their grain now. when prices arc highly remu
neisllye. In This city the ruling figures win DO
Taa following. were the ruling quotations OF
Etaln on Tue Exchange today Wheat sO(ss5Op
OWING 70 ihe Crude and quality; Nicaragua
wneat n@l5, oats, spring, SO@iG mixed, Tor
ieca, DgS choice redrust-proof l5ajO. Corn In
"a '"s 1870 %gia sns,led bs5S, barley III sacks
w,uan wy r,nasaeks, Texas S,@S northern, sl,O0
smsIl a aa,,,s s,eu' Sgoo German, sl.25. AL
S"sia,, sa'aace 'or grain IN store Is asked by
-
Tar grain market In chlcaco IA A., 40
tlceably qaIct and staadr N.Y. aa, wuay Mas ~
opened at 49, and closed at NJ W INV ao, olo.na
cent above ,he mica ,s ss a ~ quarter o.
yembcr sold in ina , ,ose,vnilg Torn TOT NO.
evening AT G1., a quarter ~ ce ,, s aN ~ uie
Gay before The afst sales for ,he ~o svv , wy
aud the last iransaH,,ons ", v Mv yva, were
figures, quarter of \ ssn, aS Msnv W lne same
DAYS rripes ''e' VI aoeh' advance on yes,er-
r,,.
to'Jar ,,a W. k,aiu III Nnleag0 one year AGO
s SsSisS s, corn s's November oats TX b.
-, 49,.
nh, The bidding on i Ss t rs board TO-DAY
x nsvy cssh wheat Segi October sSGl'6e Sss
,Sue Ss, CAS-. SSys sS,t Desosm IasE sssl@ Com
beL Is I'D bcccnScty ' ,SSsS rev.; Novem.
ysmSsy O Il A Sash, .S,sse.t October sos Sc.
cash Il 0c, NV December, 90 bid Oats, sacked
SIX Nnet p .aOs sacked i.SCO, Bran
lbs Potatoes weN oIls,a I'a Y, "a " German,
Som IN .Aucl on Texas r,SGSvw ,ss takers
II
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Exchange to-day iha, M ss sSnp NN on the
x. give Ssn n.s Y "a, seU SS SsSa 1ssU
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