The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-02
COMM EROE AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL,

was called i'm Your issue OF the 3lst ult, TO
communication signed Mossback, 10 which you
made II reply Whilst perfectly agreeing with
the writer in his expressions las 10 your un-
wearied Efforts, must dissent from your some
what rose-oolored view Of the situation
'Mossbas& naturally desires to know where
is the spirit and enterprise OF which me HERALD
writes so much. Web, II occurs to me that there
are two kinds OF public enterprise In municipal
economy one sci on loot ana prosecuted lor
private ends, and the other Tor general welfare.
The erection of II public building or thc selec'
ton of It's locality here never isis to eliclt the
most herculeau efforts on the part Of our business
men and apitalists-pIoyided their property nc
in the immediate vicinity aud they, the D. nl.'
all TO be individually benefited by itB clecuon
or location. If Ghool-hOuses arc To be bullt
each b. NJ Ia for It on condition that he can sen
lot or 80 This principle is carried out 10 sfen'
length and whilst OF some ndNahhse 10 wy
community is by no means the spirit which
builds up cities of magnitude ana Importance
The general good Is not the objective point but
immediate and prospective Improvement Oh
their own properly. To cnumerate some
objects of common interest to the entire popula.
ton, we would cal attention To the long lalked
OF opora.house, and tho Improvement OF lhc
streets In and roads leading to the eily; now
why should not u ilOutishng town hRe ours
have an opera hOnsei In fact, everybody ia |
mits It's necessity, and the only trouble les Ill
the fact that lis location cannot be nsreeu on
each owner Of suitable property Tor us locutlon
requiring his peculiar ideas, based on purely
selfish principles, to be adopted. 20 with streets
aud roads. there Is nothing in their improve, |
ment Of immediate and special advantage ana
consequently the b. IN who have made lhelr
money ny PUBIC patohnSo, uvInnG Il" ht ",.
she puoIn goGu' lnU ,Usm in tho p C"
nuscs WIN nS"h ~ l'"h"m1 az IA" "itr |
spproacnhDm iIuin iaI No., w. i" ,ho o"mmcW
,ia a.no g, orat. "a onS mill Tho monica
,o IN, Nv, S ,b.r ,,andards Tho selfish
motto of pro me ipso and insert the more liberal
,,ia,a NJ, XIX YOU" moi,s, nrogr.ss lis rivals
i,hnn, ao holr ia aIv"ptpcne of Dallas will |
nn,s,,;' bmr i" No .tr"gcin and The n IN did,
N nv, ~ ", ~, ia hrnon eaugo h. Tho
,s, ,r mo ~ hint ~ Zach ,ha gna nf munc
peS, NnVh III i'o, w. sa W sborlinnioJ
20 "' pmn,ia i,I, fnn,"rnina IN huild Tho cotton
ssciorv ana i, viii he huilt M surely tiod
rahouse shall be built and we WIN have one
worthy of our prospective eminenCe Determine |
10 have passablc streets. and our, blocks
will not be mere winter iringes on the sides
81 DOGGY lanes. Bnt mere must nc no
ifs or conditions-no hanging back ny
each man to get the best shce IN inc loai
and above all, no stipulation that the proposed
enterprise "shan't cost too much DO some
thing.-do ny much as you can ms yenr, ana 'le
shall blow through The same horn and all effort
uuided we will soon have a city In which we !
may ri take Just and laudable pride. hut cities
III
colossal fortunes have been realized by the
dreams of the sluggard A. clear conception of
dom would be good substitution Tor nolcy
tnaI must rclRtu hi'u ohh NV, cNPcultu vi
elevate oLp pAL1AHl1'
ON CHANGE.
The transactions on change Today were liHh,;
which is attributed by the members 10 inc sihalI
receipts Of grain. There are ORDERS coming III
dealers here ilnd II Impossible To MI WIN me
msagre arrivals from the country anu ny ran
ana /, IL honrJ and bci,evrd that cnonph viii
bc secured In n short time TO meet tho demands
made upon grain GENERATORS here AT present
Prices are firm nj Quotations,
THE following, were the ruling quotations OF
gram on the hncnnnSo m" "o,, W'S SvsSSvp
feed ipmiS choice red ruSt.proof. l5GoSO, Com In
shuck 4OGis; sheed, bo@5i Barley in sacks
CO. Rye In sacks, Texas, s0GSb; northern. 800
Little mict seed, i6W5Q; German, sL2S A
dealers,
~ nj. 4, ,,,.,,,
THE ptlcesoi gram III o. hou,S w,uaA ~
l. O'clock, rs rypotleu 10 wy Me'Vn n,i IN N
Ghango IN tnN ey a.p ~ T' Sif Novcmhcr
Wuv"s y Z, ,N.I,nu ,,,,' seN IA Nnvrwhcr
corn, WG Deuemoet corn @e upu N''V'"p''
oats, BIB; peeemper oa~' "l1'
TuEps was u better feeling In tho grain mar.
ket in chicago &c. dey. November wheat opened
nj oiI and closed atthe same figure, which was
The closing price last evening, For the year II
nj qSa mn eighth of cent above last prices yes
tcrday Corn for November sold on first call ut
G6h, and on last call at %, a half cent advance
on the quotations of Yesterday. For the year IL
opened at COS and closed nj Gih, a cent aud u
quarter above the last sales OF the day before.
ru, r,,,,r,, r,h.ot 4, chlc,,o Novcmhor
ia,, 49, 49,, ", AM nfcorn Isl AZ md at
J, as' year Were S,Inn o1vu'u, ~ ' sn,, nv" Soto
oms, a lnH o s" nnrN S,G dl VI" md "t oats
ase, hwsmess" ''V'' NV'
"''' ''V'+'
-. A., ,,,t.,., T., .,a,, ,,,,o
THE receipts of wheat IN 'hlo"eo m'uay Wo'c
2li,d2S; corn, 2io,lil nuSheS'
THERE will he mCetiqg Of tho directors of
TS Nh SISS" ior the transaction Of imrorant6
mess Every '''C'". Is eN''''@' w " ''>'N'
cat ro,np.
rhc so,,owing were The ruling prices for grain
nm ~, " cSli mnntI to.dWy Cash wheat SiOCgj;
Wavam,hcr sSDSGy pcccmhor Wool 10; January,
oSssi ~ Corn. in shucl, cash, 80 bid: November,
=, b'u, vn,a,," Trxas corn, In bulk.
~, SsoatN ',Wpyowh.r T,aGm December. ri
VA. annary Md RYE. sacked, cash, 49, No.
r vsu, ~ harley. sacked, cash, and Noyem.
yempst, 90 msnw sacreI o0@si' IN far No.
Der, sowVn , nt"' oar lois oa Anrlcs oar lots