The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-05

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there Is no material advance in the near future.
There is no good reason why cotton should de-
cline, bat y appears that inc European mh,-
kets are well supplied, and manuiacturen gooos
are dull on the market In this city prices are
as follows 49,
GOOD middling..
Middling ''''''''
Strict low mddling .......................,.. Va
Low midding .......r.................. VS.
Good ordinary. .s.'...'''''''''''''
sIs: Ic.oorr;,espondent Of The Times Demo
crat writes as follows: The Board Of Trade VIII
soon formally call the attention Of regular cot
ton factors to the excellent opportunity Dallas
presents 20 them 10 locate here. Men OF capital
could do a plendid business by advancing upon
the growing crop OF north Texas. As u Is
very rich country naturally, and farmers almost
universally make thrice and four times enough
10 meet their paper, there would perhaps be less
risk IN making loans 10 them than at any other
point I'm the south. Another advance step taken
In the commerce OF the city Is the establishment
OF n regular call board by the Merchants Ex-
change Ii was formally and tremendously open
ed last week and went OF ike arOcketO on the frst
dav 80 900 bushels Of wheat and corn were sold
for future delivery together with cotton, oats
and other articles. There were several hundred
people on the floor. many Of whom pitched In as
lively as Z They were on shSese ~ o9 rs1Ss ~ n
'iapt scholars" At anything you may open N
Texas especially In matters coming under the
MISCELLANEOUS title OF backing your aagme,int
upon the turn Of anything in The hereafter e;
Alocal dealer has offered gold medal and All
ne rooney sent him for the nearest guess of the
total amount which viii be marEetea this ear AZ,
Zach guess must be accompanied with p 70. The
pool 10 close on December . All the figures
viii be- 100000 bales and upwards, and not :
few O00.OO0 Il Il One average opinion Of deal;
en- that the total viii be in the neighborhood OF
GCsn.O00 or fully that Of 1850 There j. nothing
nov 10 happen which can possibly iniure the
crop 9, any perceptlble extent worms haTe
about played but and frost would only make u
mature AZ the soOner. We are getting 2ll bales
per dav. and VIII before The close o. the week
about doub'ethis figure.
The following j. 10 summary Of the o.lcihl re-
port n The Agricultural department Of Georgia,
Anrrsi has been ernphatica1ly q We, month.
and consequently ven uufaFqrable % me
heaifhT rrriwth ana fruifare 81 the cotton plant.
which delights In q comparatively dry climate
and fan share Of furshine Inc MOST
, ws-, s5a n.s ,e ~, ,ss Mn ts s ~.
cepti01 u slnrle county stewart Wle1t c-0ltl
II reported has Induced an unusual groEtdoi
tsfed ne pr0rarnfion d TIE bob worm. and has
cause1 rusi on 81 n ht and soils. rcrultnf IN
N injury % he crgr 81 " per cent kust i n
- \. sis fe--i, N 80 n 49, feo-riS
anfas generally prevailing In o-her seciions 81
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