The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-19
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MOTIONS
COMMERCE AND TRADE
COMM ERCIAL.

COMMERCE. AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL.
DALLAS. septembcr lS.--Tho formation of III,
Merchants Exchange IN Dallas mas done more !,
advance her business Interests INN , MY W
operation II hasbeen the means oil bringing
q this city ut least three times the hnlouii. "
grain ever before offered tor SAFE mere. Nol
content with their success III INDUCING gram u
be brought TO this city. the Merchants ES'
change will on Wednesday next ut ll3O a. m,
inauRtirate a call board for the sale OF cotton
and grain futures, and will unite WIN the gram
n cotton board Committees have beeh APP
nolnted on railroad frelghts, 10 secure the most
favorable rates to this city from surrounding
points 10 confer with the bankers TO have IN.
ierest ON cotton remaining In store reduced ana
TO confer with merchants ana DINERS Win u
view 10 adyancements In the future 10 mer'
chants aud planters. who will snip cotton TO
this city. In fact tits the object OF inc mem
beers 10 make II u cotton ana gram eNcnnnEe,
and to this end will lend sll their energy and
talent IL hoped, and confidently expected
that the cotton men Of ihs city viii unite with
them In these aud0ble purposes, ana lbat me
Merchants Exchange Will become strong
combination Of business men, a. uhltu III INC
same efforts 90 make Dallas tue great cotton
center of north Texas, ms she IL now ne
knowledgcd TO be the only prominent gram
market of the state. The mcmVeis oil mo
Merchants Exchange have by resolution earn
es,ly signiiied TO the members OF tho Cotton
Exchange to meet with them on next Wcdnos-
day, aud the courtesy thus extended VIII DC nc
coptod with that cordially hnd Kindness Which
always CharaCterlzes Benllomei,such us compose
die Cotton Exchange.
ON CHANGE.
The members of the Exchange to-day were al
alive to the opening of tho coll board ON next
WaluagIuV bav ri IA "A of tho most
important features yet put forth for the bgnent
ind renown Of Dallas. They all expressed mo
desire that the cotton men OF the city, VINO nave
hitherto kept alouf from uniting WIN them
would now Join with them In making Dallas Il
great cotton market aud the HERALD feels ~.
sured that, from the well. known liberal views OF
the cotton men. that they will not Withhold their
counlenantc aud support FROM any enterprise
that may prove beneficial Ia the city, ~ VOL ns
TO add 10 their 0Nn material interests There
was very little graiu offered on the market to.
day few cais OF oats from Van AlBline and
some corn on the, track OF NE several
railroads. The whole labor OF tho state
is now engaged in picking cotton, aud an u con
sequence the receipts of grain are light. iTain
dealers do not expect the arrivals 10 20 large
until late In the season, when corn wiz be the
principal cereal 10 attract attention There n
stu some wheat coming in but tho arrivals ne
falling OIL for the present few cars OF bnilsy
were offered, and little rye was exposed for
sale. As yet nothing is uanspiriug III milet
seed,
-
Frou and nfter "Wednesday noxt the dnily fe-
ceinis ~ cotton in this city viii lie poSted on the
boards of the Merchants Exchange, AS wei, rs
The urices i'm Mi tho uriuclpa cotton norris of The
country The amount oi grain i'm store I'm this
city Us well as tho weekly receipts OF cotton VIII
DC gwen on every tlldhy me newspaper re-
poilefs VIII ~ lhe iuturu opialh lhelr unla ~
tho herchahts Exchange
THE prIccs for Grain on the Exchange o.day
wore ns follows Wheat plnain.si OH MS pcr
quality. Oats for spring osnSS lall foI feed
AMJl choice red rlist nroof l5snb0 New rnrn'
In ,huck. gi@I1, shellcd ,b Old i'm car 90. old
shclled In sacks 75nSO Harley In sacks M
rive Texas in sacks. S56oO' northern. Al 90
Millct seed little GOc,Gy t;crmnn. SI1tgh In
store In small inis hiph,r ntlcc ia asked
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