The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-26
COMMERCE. AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL.

CUMM EhUH AND IhhDD
COMMERCIAL
DALLAs August Is. "A reporter Of the lIER.
AID had the pleasure Of meeting an Intelligent
merchant from Colorado CITY to-day. lie came
here for the purpose of purchasing goods for his
fall trade. lie slated that Dallas was now re-
garded by all the merchants doing business
west OF here on the line of the Texas Il Pacific
r0nd MS the only whaesaing city In north Tex
as and that they all take deep interest In the
commercial reports published In the HERALD
He further stated that prices In this city ure now
referred % as they were two or three years ago
TO those OF Galveston and 81. Louis. He said
In fact that Dallas was regarded as the great
commercial centre of all north Texas and that
business mon who had heretofore looked TO cities
outside OF the State Ia furnish them their
supplies had turned all their trat Q
TO This city His own experience had con.
WINGED him that no saved money by making bis
purchases here, aud t1at al. was not nm eAcep.
tionab.e case This Is OF course not news to our
wholesale merchants who have In their sales
and business realized lho truth of the state
meats made by the gentleman referred TO. but 1t
viii BIO received by outsiders and others who are
not familiar with these facts with pleasure and
qualification. The HERALD rejoces with the
business mon Of the city In their growing trade
and prosperity and trusts the day IL not lar dis.
tant when her Wholesale establishments will DO
increased fouriold greater In nnmbersihan they
are today.
There was only moderate attendance on
Change to-day and very little trading was no.
tceable, A few ears OF Nicaragua wheat were
offered bu, The bids were not accepted. There
was good Offering OF spring oats, but takers
were Few and backward In buying Good fall
rust proof oats were In demand. There was u
ntic MeultefraneRn wheat put upon the market,
which was readily taken at full prices little
lhnnupI hnnHg n u.Ii lac,
the transactions on the whole, they were rather
light which was no doubt owing In II measure
10 the late rains.
TIM prices Of grain on the Exchange day
were as follows spring oats from % 10 IS cents
rs per quality fall red rust. proof oats that viii
grade No. !? 8s To H. Old corn Ia sacks, % 10
a<LVt In ear, 60 10 -. Nuw corn In ear 10 To 10,
us per quality ana condition This years crop
Of corn Is too new TO store or ship Wheat is ii,
demand and sells for $40 800 o., as per quality
Nicaragua wheat, Coos. barley, GOGGt, RYE
10@1b cents. Mllet seed 6i@7O for little Ger,
man inillet II o. The above quotations are for
cur lots on the streets and u small way from
stores, the above figures should be advanced,
80
Ihe prices OF grain In st. Louis to-day, up 10
1850 p. M, as reported ON the Exchange, were
Ws follows Cash wheat 9S'sGll0Oa September
wheat "'ii cash corn, 7d'i bid September
corn, Ha' cash oats, S7}t@3s; September oats, S.
There was better feeling In the grain market
All round In Chicago t,-day septem.
s ssi, wheat wheat sold on nrst cali at
srh, cSaNso closed \, oo oSS ,n, ind d, after
above the day before, For October It sold In the
morning at W, and In the evening AT gyA, "A half
cent advance over last evenings closing hgures.
s Torn ior september opened ~ 76h aud closed At
.c't, hree'elghths OF n cent above the last sales
yesterday. For October Il sold on first call M
HA, and on last call at 75'., nvo.eighlhs of A
cent advance on the closing prices of Yesterday
captain J, s. Manson, one OF the largest grain
ueaiers IN ~, Louis, visited tho Exchange 10.
gay. lie endcayored to contract for no cars of
corn for september delivery. but dealers were
!ear'... ,nal !, wou,a not be sufficiently ma
tuted and hardened 10 bear Smelling and shin
Pihg III umo TO I'LL contracts for next month
A srAv IN the Philadelphia stock exchange
sold on Wednesday for sG,gbl Talking otseAts.
the supreme court Of New York has recently dc.
cided that u seat In an exchange or bpatd of
brokers Is u property which can be attached iot
debt and sold for the benefit OF the creditor or
creditors Tho case upon which the decision
has been rendered involved a seat In the New
York cotton exchange, upon which the owner
had borrowed money, giving his note for The
lonn with mn assignment OF his scat as II col.
lateral security. His other creditors attached ii
successfully,
The rain of Yesterday md the nieht hc,oro
has rendered the roads muddy and farmers I,J
not bring great deal of o,,In ~ 'ha ciix h. isv
Still there was rnourh otsrrd nm ihe si,,e,s IN
supply The local iraac md IN snn,n There ia no
change 10 note in prices I'M, ,he nrnhahni,iaS
are that spring oats which are really o1 mn inie'
rior quality. Vim moi b,iny n,"sen' Sr"es why,
the new crop of corn il of,rna nm Ia MAIL"
while choice article of mi pnst'n ,oof nats
suitable for seed will advance AM ~ Ia ~,
mand when seeding time arrive, '"I rh vy 1 nv
change 10 make In the street nr,ces Soy craw
and retail dealers ara Ann I'm ,hnir sst Nv, e'""
To.pAys ouorsrioss
WHrAr--Choice asc, ,nad,n,, an,. ,o,, ,.
$50, Nicarasus, M IN Mo '0''N'N WV "" s'a"o
RYn- Firm nj 70 In 7be .
BARLxY-UO 10 6,rs
yIIIFr sprn.-,S n Al.
Oirs-gs IN No a. " , ,yw " ~ miieb ,so,
sacrs ccn,s sSJ,,,o,ip'' "s' ." wv ior iail' III
Coss.Nsrc 40 ~, ra,s. . "a.
nav S ~ Nv wv "a's"S' vi sacks' vse' WslNo
'y ~. . no. " 100. M,
=, W "e auo'oW mills 7ac III store, iacks,
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.kLovE-Mc YuoW Wy Mllls M follows; xxx
S@o0 AAXx' G,& extra G.la Magnolia, $50,
xTySWWy,.o SS1s oVyss' " enoiee' Slo@S,N;
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