The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-29
COMMERCE AND TRADE.

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t pALIAs, July "a HERALD reporter inter
swSe nesoIsl vi tne iehuins Whoicsals iuct-
~ am ~ s .:r nv , ha. ~ N.Y. s ~
Fort Worth q nonvor ra;iraaJ ~ his citv The
a., =. u ~ ~ '.iia w - ,
san, aa. talned was ,nat saesinen Iate pesn
that neerlr all he hao al host ,nar"la ants
iivinr In ,hat secton az ,% au s,o,e opn maIin9
their nnrcbases bera and u IN ,be c,turn thav VII
come 10 Dai,oS for th.Sr snnni Ma Thev IN ra
,or p ~ M ~ 'neii suPp.vs my ~, s ~
ali North Ta1as s,S ,hav Will ioor 10 II here,
sfter 10 snnniv ibam Win ~ tbcv rconire in
,nerchend}see' n ,yss a,sn asno,iai1oa fhat tha
comnlsiinn Of tho East ;na roea has onened mn
70 Tie trade OF his city several important towns
that have beretofnre sousht other markets for
thar msrcantile wants II will he seen from
this that avery new road now building
near here 10 an auriliary 10
the business of Dallas Ills true that So eral Of
onr merchants in the most nrominent lines NJ
business state thai tbev have now Mi Tho tr,da
thew conld desire and on sending ont statesmen
they are often embarrassed for facilities 10 trans
sct tba husinass otfarnd ahem The Wyu ~
often nrred The necessity Of estsbl,shin9 mors
Wholesale houses in this citv In every Ine of
business and IL il tn ho honed IN At mo, nf c,n'
ital and enterprise viii soon embrace he onpnr.
tuntias here a,isred r. enSagn IN hnsinessp
entertans no rivalry with anv civ or Town in
north Texas and she reoices in Tho advance
ment Of Mi alike Tor he imnyoncment and
\ growth of any city in This section of The state
4 mercial centre of Mi this portion Of exas
ON ,cu,Scu
THrpE was n fair at,endanco nm ,Cbango H.
day but transactions ara not as large ns tbsv
could be made were II nor Far tho "ond nric':,
n grain commands In This Ynnykct In 81 Inui.
n wheat IA quoted today mt nbout on for No y /,
this city Il brings from o. 10 a on Oats in tba
far choice rod rust AZ 10 40 con,o ana ynuid rs,
hear shinment ahroad /, is trno that ihoro I,
n really very little choice oats remaininp in tbe
oonirv and farmers Ala oS seI IN sa,Ir ,hi S
A that is left In The country will be reouired Tor
"A local consumption and for seed. There will. mo
N doubt be a good demand for seed onts this fail
a from Georgia, Alabama and other southern
n states as Texas oats have an enviable repnta.
"a ton abroad, which they are entitled TO- for they
81 are In all. particulars superior TO any otbo,
N grown In the south II not In the entire grain
a growing countries of the west For these rea.
ao1s there can be no good reason offered for oat.
u will be large and many will substitute it for
oats In feeding, but this crop will be late offered
II on the market for when ii IL sufficiently ma.
tured for gathering, the cotton crop will be ready
s. for picking and all the labor that the country
affords win be employed In the cotton fields
Still there may be decline In tho price of oats
\ anticipate an advance In the staple before the
!, END OF the year.
IA
III A SAMPLE of Nicaragua wheat was exhibited
IN the Exchange to-day, which came from
Vaxahschie, 1t was com pared with some choic,
Varieties from California, and although not quit,
4 ~ clean as the latter, the grain was nearly
m equal to II In plumpness and size. Offer,
Ns'ere made for it. but unless II coul,
tyoe purchased in car-lots, no one seemed desirou
Y ~ bidding on II. There was also sample o
Mr. III Ia tAl
N lace, which was Of IN excellent quality bu
II .the party sending II did not specify In,
q ysAount he had for sale no offers were mad,
nifor It.
Al DALLAS dealers are paying more for grail
lo-day than are those of any other city IN In,
country taking MI things into consideration
v Neither wheat nor oats could be shipped from
= khis city to any other prominent grain point il
khe country without lots TO the purchaser
r, Hhe ruling prices In Dallas were paid for them
\ The establishment of the Grain Exchange ii
.'rthis city has put thousands upon thoussn o
Wlollars into the pockets of the farmer
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IA The market reports by telegraph cannoi'alvsv
(: he depended upon as helms correct On ,he III
i:bf this month the market reports stated that
6t. Louis lgh cent, were bid for oats We,
Nfhere on that day al heavy advance over ,hos
tlgureR
qW
4 t* In st. Louis to- day Mt 1871 A m cash whoa
<,vas quoted AT 95ys@o6i.. July wheat mi. s.oGt
n I,orn 76Cl77. Al l2IO n M cnsh oa,s soiu q
b ihCD52. August oats S I.mS5, 'o'"
!. Hi The grain market In Chicago TODAY u., 4,
4 .;lidedly In favor of the hears Whcst Tor se,
n fSmber sold on first cali nj 90. md n, socon
!, an advanced onarier bnt each suhsounn
1ae showed decline nntii The close up wSlan
/, 1broug mi s7s. two cents md nm eiybth u~dnr ~
N 'tast sales vc,ierdov Corn tnr snn,,s, ~, VI 4
II lhe mornine lar 5Si advanccd IN e ,ho ,v.o
i. Ina and Went down IN M I'm Inc e,,o, MN 'a.
4 Tents and ihree.eiphths hriow Tho Iav k,' Nv
Nor september delivery il omonad ", p'' wv,
liosed nj 7Iy cam ana ba IF dec,,na i ~,
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N a,ar g NS.naaHS So, rao"y ui,U sSs, hyssi'
IN 10y, nnhih W' az ms'e tSoSMeu anu pace
vi " es, ,,a nnr ,hI sS s sample
Nj In, an, nav W. 'n, a,o,i,, w Wy s.ow mAeu W
N ING esrs we'll filled and for hose r.nsnSs a n
I,hiec, 10 otmosnb,rc chan,as ,ho ,In ,n =.
,s,iveiv snf, corn Of mo ,Ynstor ",a, ,' e
llsjsv IN ths 0,tnre for ,ho ronson ,",,S n
Nm vii, cut mn jmnor,an, nsnrn u ,S' ,vA'
X, lltade Of his now, Iast ys.r ,ha ,acoi,p
MN from Tnsas warn Los. ,La, ,cn nvn
XIII IL hellcvsd his vSar ,bc ar ro en w.
N, ~ =. nj, arcoaJ aso oaS hnshp. vi ,,o' w
M eo wt. uArseu ssVoo' bushels ana may rest