The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-10


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Nc lev IN the pcig ma a0rf
mulgf tn9 Ivn.s
ssn rnen oiieIgnl wv I.es INK
snhus tuvVv WIS., unul'uui. 49,,
hw uhlqhens hfe ~, nom Delhh w,
Nht suu Itlves hhve nelu w spnuu.n "yunnd
nor year hRN arc scefoe hhu hlrn ~,
Olnuy 9uuef mus rea1y SAFE, snn ~ nsi " |
nara and o. kUOn color WIZ cunnlisnn
ph qnoauOns lemons nNo uvoNnvi NV
asst reports ana are pleniifql on VIC lnWkgt
few bananas hfe seen occasionally on lho nhnus
Of dealers, aud prices have declined Iur ,ncin'
Nuts are not active and INC STOCKS nre nIhl
THIS season has proven almost pon na sSlc !"
dealers In agricultural implements end SUES
have been large In lumber the business WIS
season hos been much larger Than ever Known
here before, principally for Improvements
In tho city. Tho wholesale Duslnen
of Dallas this season fnr SURPRISES
that Of any former year, both In amount ana N
the extent OF country II embraces. the ruue III
dry goods, groceries. notions, hardware, boots
fact that OF every other branch OF business mas
infge,, Inc Inc Brsat IueiS''on ossIb,e W for The
iir,ita 'V U',.ta nv ", 5oaIors baro IN meet
country Observation-Disclosures Dallas ~ the great dis.
tr,h,iSyop noimt nS u6r,S rnHas petei1 dealers
IN th;s Eli nxnrons thensnyas ne h"inp fully
satisfied Win The nresant trade and look for.
or two at farthest.
oN 'nANoi- a., o,
There was fair meeting OF inc mem I'D
beers of the Exchange today: put lhe
really magnificent display OF fruits ana
flowers by the genealogical society
attracted their attention from businesses ana siey
forbidden TO taste, and for the time apparently
forgot the almighty force ana power OF outs aiiu
he Gentleman addeessed would refer to the
luscious pears or delicious peaches or some
ntbor yrrit 1Isn,oyo5 az The ptber end of the
nS nd e gave pace to the
epicurean tastes of Gentlemen. and the cravings
OF the appetite and stomach held supremacy
by ducats There were few offerings OF either
wheat, corn or oats, but there was considerable
lirmnesS shown in prices Tor al. rhe pomo,,
logical display VIII be far better tomorrow, ana
II Is ialr 70 presume me mehpers OF th me ES S
change Will give heir atten ion more to the ad;
grain.
THE priccs OF grain on change to-day were
,,nnhn ICED. Il, GOV lots Wheat hrouTbt S5oToo,n
~ Il. osts far snrinI in SACKS aSGSiS fall riIst
nrooS tottii. ON IN nor old G6 now loGLI5
I'D sheiled in sacks Sl@I io rye
*, borIav k. Nicorn gua wheat n littie miiiet
Sod : SsG5 - -" "-"' ~
THE prices Of grain to-day in st Louis were
Id A,i-If
august wheat gS o-S. Casn corn q 10 go 90:
Of Chicago, September wheat opened at
81 coz, the closing quotanons OF last evening.
but it fell Off during the day, and closed at 99s,
one cent decline since the day before. Corn for
the same month showed little change, opening
at 76S remaining steady during the day and
closed at 1914, an eighth OF cent under the
day before.
Mn w NJ W.rERs exhibited on the Fx.
Trown in M"rysn cn,,nt, Gaorgia fhev we re
raised from seed sent by the Gentleman named
last fail and ware NJ an eyceljent ouality and
-. -,
n, IHk uloDe-Delnocrat OF Iass Su,iiuay says'
Inere - stlons consuLIpt'c ,iliu sni PPiiiG Nc
mand Tor oats IN thls Market ana yesterday the
Angust oPuon sHnaiceu ~ cehts On the
sTeng!h OF hea!y puyIIns oIuois Oh account Vi
New iork pa,ues. Inc Sen sem iegaraihg
o i 20 i1u's 10 a. ~ - a., 10 t I.;,'
Sue VIII tle lonss. CORNER nus osei ,t
a, Wv ,ons Iino Of sbart odpntroots would
81 - - ~ 1,oiass ~ a. soia. ,Dara ,,ado ,roinst
recapin,s in nrosnoCt Cash oats are seIii1% in
NJ, vi. a. ~ donts onI ,r;tL Tho st,tF 6ort
co. sbinv,ont %, eos oants tho ,onas l,oso
~ iOs ,,oit;,, th a. a. a. .oa%nSrd
p' b,,n Wiz aS ~, H. 49, yestodo
straight copsumptive demand, as all the oats
that we can bring in are being taken at A. cents
by feeders You may say the receipts are
large. but 1t is oil going out as
dete rmines thatit has an intrinsic value OF tho
present prices; The country is IN q prosperous
condilon, ana, Delng ricn, feels cOnndenI Iney
have been induced to sell, and the corn crop has
buyers: new corn Is scarce, nearly the Whoie
Sa hih Ini nricss snd fsyr mos viii ,.ont tbo;
oats 10 feed their stock That will make Iiybt ro
GENTS and with half n cron M corn higb nrieeS
vii he likely 10 rule durinG the wear Al any
rste with corn nj Il cents consider oats worth
20 centsV
r, -, -, ,,-os,,,od 80 ~
9oseph ioiiNeI' VI AIliiS I'm 49, ~
vi Iofa 6 tn ,d !, n,,non ~
milif @ y ,h stu So ,h sd
iSIIiun oi'e VI ,e tip; H. With 'e NJ
a a AZ Hid f noro i ~ b So w ~ ccod
,h Srs ' N;eyon, IA na. ~ & 4;
n NE Sair "a, one COR -'"" VI
p'e''' '"'' 'O' ''N
-. s,-,.,.-. 80. a. ,,.,
1T would pe advisaoie ior farmers NOT 70 ptlpg
gram 70 market tnat y wei OF uainP, dealers
mere nave no cohyenlences LOT drylhg OF sun
ming Il, aud they will not pay as much for such