The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-08

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The drain and Pf6dues Fsohanae Ofaal
..t..a 90 t,,,,,.tis ,,eos ma Address
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Tile Grain and Produce Exchange of this
oito was f,smaity opened yeHerday with
-.,-..,. ....,..,.,t..t g,,aoot,os ,gs,e
appropriate oe'elhon'o" pPooo"o' W.
made, q nice lunch was set, ANA general
,,od lima wna exuerienced i'm the inauaur-
- - W.. a.oLan,o 90 coIc,l,ied IN
alluh U, our oNo"""so " ,c,
prove OF u benehJ 10 our olty' Inc r'-
marks of the various speakers were all re-
assuring to a most encouraging extent and
gave In Glowing terms the picture Of the iu-
lure transactions nationally TO be anticipat-
ed from The operations of this body. We
daaIre now 10 see the officers of the ex-
chance pet down TO hard work and accom-
niish for us nll that the Imagination can
paint and we feel assurd from the rousing
pnaniny yesterdav and the evident entnus.
iasm manifest that The Dallas Grain and
Produce Exchange will i'm few months
nrove one Of The institutions of Texas.
There was n large crowd present, COM
nosnd of orr hest citizens and leading bust.
Ness men all of whom seemed to take q
snecial Interest in the enterprise. There
Spooi"' ''r,hor of tables strnng across the
halls On which were displayed the goods OF
,ha t,r Ui "a and mrodnce men of this city
W. W., bSnn tr nart,cnlarizinp The names of the
nvhihitors II Is dne To State that they made
= gnod show of grain and produce articles.
4 Snnng tho eyhfbitors were Charles Blake
Among tne e4 N.Y. NJ fna disnlav ot
huS1s ~ 3u t;nds made at his bakery.
VI Nessra Loeb a. Scwabncher had on exhi.
hilton n sample lot of Falks celebrated
p p.ti1n ho saiiipi' wv u am
WoE,nis G. ~ dealers in Aour and pro.
d,, 1n cnnnmiss;on merchants. had on exhi.
hition a fine lot of grain of all kinds, wheat,
o oat miiIet arc
t Fe'rd. n. Tucker. grain and produce mer-
o,ant hai fine SAMPLES If small grain, as
iii ~ fr,its ard nntatoes
w ~ pa;nwatar of tba citv elevator had
~ n,.L;h;t - g. IL of Grain
oI vAiioi, u my IL 49, fro 1ot of corn
W. A. Adams eXhlolteo me lo' Vi ooii'
ana oats OF texas grown, os +bo Nv
A. Openhelmer, the presiueut VI one 20 -
change, and gram ana produce coliiii's
SION merchant nau line uispiaS ;, u, n,eaI
(Call1ornla ana leSas ralslhsJ, liinJ.l ie ~
corn, Iour, onions; leinons' e'''' "ii'0- "'
traCted considerable ATTENTION.
The gram ana produce urn VI p I;s,inS,,
ton u omltn hau large anu '"i'0" "A'f1"'
OF grain ana produce: 1,.ro,, ,os
The seed display OF ": IL, lioil2muy muS
in our gardens. vr.,. uo.ort
Messrs. ihorpurn N NuiIon, iepf ~
ing the wholesale grocery nouse. % ~
Marsails, maze a compleIe uIspiay VI Goi i;,Io
TIC ana fancy goous pertaining w 'n'ii ii4'0'
when was very crealtaoie. ,d oor,r,;s.
Colohel y. l. .. Dahe, Slui;;, ,; anu Gna int
sion ihercnaht, hau On na;,, nnd he noaSe
OF corn, oats, ana olher gram anu he ih"Ne
a splendid snow; ,a NJ
After aIl hau itsPecteu .nG sSEo 500, ani
Oppenheimer, president OF inc ulaiti anu
and Produce Exchange, rappeu Ine nouSe
10 oruer, anu having SeU ic cu uiio 1891,
The meeting, maze the Ioilo"lns epeGG on.
which was heartiiy appiauueu aU 'ie "
and pronounced by all pFeseh' W 'o ="
SOUND ana aple enorC. rn,s snrrou
PRESIDENT OPPENHEih n sfhE Ell
Members Of the tram ana rFouuoe HA'i"Aee
ana genIIeinen;j IN ros,erdov morninp,s
r Nneh iS"u AZ yoLanna ras to he
nEhA5p lnaC CLils ~ faIt tbot Col,
opeiie p W 80 ,,,,t me- IN a tran, as he
Eiiei iou.' Ia, hru ~ iaost ouoht To- know
KNOWS very wen, VI az , neaoI 70 draw or en-,
INA. 'a, an nhIo aa Iike this However
IeI!aiii an % .nf. fnn, ran,,rks wnich
l. uid lnleliu W iiiaho ali fa;jr,ra h,i
II lahel 10 spe1G , 80 W. oe Ins;nsss r,,
II olliy as leIlaihs I'm IN H., vii ochieva
10 ahotneri Gal9 Tope W. +t ~ ~ hayo
tpat success winch in.e , hnra Ill,
~ uoup. Sum VI go a,,rnoses brt
posted as 10 our AIMS anu pup 81 thos.
am also aware Inat SI1u' may o o 80 =.
mere usseui t TGut I'M Tharo ore in every
loTneu On the smoiSc,. i, nnr c civ neonis
conn mummy, as Meii a. ~ our I'D III ~ oneS
VINO uouot every .iiilis nem, ~ ~ ubodt do
llon every ehteiPIise' III ~ 49, ronessity
ScrIptl0n, by saylng: ds Iu fso whot SnoS
lor such an enterltse, anu ~, Wa. o 49,
VIII IL 40! usGSmu Hue1 ,5,ot If opr Inns
10 answer orieuy, hho"nnS wa" ndar ST. aS
ana lhtenIohs are rs TSn nra e tho SD uiiI
tRey snoulu oe' We sna,i n nnd cIsl5 Of his
OF every man, woman anu an, 81 go,
toWn' anu tne HeatIy o9,Up rro',nd;nn oit;aSs
business men VI tlis uiiu .i; Us, '.a
III Is law Oh nature 'laC noC c,,n O or
man quieleltner we iiu1T re;n NJ ,rada Of
pacKWaru. we sum ~. n Az a.; 6 hot a;tber
Dailas Is ~ Just INA. H4,i..ao o ,t or Il
we EXPAND IL 20 iIs tesi'iiii at;oaiPnT witch
VIII SHRINK from .he nv, " - n
rlghtly belongs Y ". ING utaI, 80 r. ~
wlll SNOW you the way oli OILY ,ira a ns tbair
business men 9i tliis oitJ NJ 80, 20 shrt
co-operatlon Have no Guo; - ths c;tv vii
ume our gram IIahs'icV'o dH2a ~ T Tno
soon pe uouoieu, io,V 80 b,,sI,ais Of
about tnree huiiureu lhousdnu p tS,'sa,' u
wheat anq ABOUT se SSe rn;snd IN rnnmJ
oustlels OF oats' III iooo We Iaiseu ~ eo,,a,'
numbers teree lhlill9is 9l mneaI arin t s1atI
mullohs OF oats' am u1 n ,E;s naars u;eld