The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-24
COMMERCE AND TRADE
CUAMRRuAL


DALLAS, October x-The HIRALp reporter |
had veiy pleasant interview with . gentleman
from Tennessee VINO has visited 10 the last Two |
as nsSs s eSsIy u live o,
and although situated on tho sea coast II can
never attain 10 the prominence Its people anuci'
pate because II has not the country surround |
lug II 10 make Il anything more than shipping
point. lie thinks Houston possesses moro ad- |
vantages, but the two cities, so near together |
wi dctract greatly from the growth aud JIM |
portance OF both. He regards San Antonio with
more favor, but thinks i viii not improve rap
idly.as the RAILROADS building 70 the Rio Grande
and in other directions will interfere with it,
trade, Waco, he said, wss nearly Q finished
city. and while he regarded Fort Worth
,,o,l being n.',.s Possessed sSS Of q. Snsnrsse
ments Of q commercial contre thar, with all It's
endcsyors, Fort Worth would DO lett In the race
rs 0 commercial city lie thinks II will always
DO good, prosperous country town, but nothing
more. or Dallas he spoke more encours gingly,
and said that from Its situation, iis natural sd.
vantages, being surrounded by one OF the most
inviting agricultural districts In tho world, and
having the heaviest wholesale establishments In
north Texas, II must soou attain TO great bust.
ness importance. He said 1t reminded him OF
Atlanta twenty years ago, and he predicted that
In ton wears from to-day II would be tho largest
city In Texas transacting ten times the business
II does at the present time. We give this gentle.
mans statements because they are In accord
with those OF every other gentleman who has
visited this state during the last year
ON 'CuANGH.
vr,in aea,srs ~, ,h Hsnh. ", , NV p'on h !,
pleasant 70 know that there IL a growing Interest
In the Exchange, and that all grain dealers re-
cognize the benefits they derive from its estab.
lishment In this city. 1t Is now an admitted
in a commercsl wsy withont Tho al oS an ay'
change and our business nan rener.lly shaud
t EgoSsnso knownS ,nss ,nS Dallas Merchants
should piyr that cnronrs 1n,ne,t iba, ,ha,r n,os
cncs wnnla ,"mI IN a hr 6naa,in' ,i,s ~ pa,
daily dnring Tho hours nrascrihSd ,or hnsin".s
heliaht siocps n" ban5 snd ths snail U pncn,M,s
of grain greatly yoslrlct onerators bnt in
that The arrivals Of nil eereals viii ba be.vlor
than they have been In the las, few weeks
Prices nIe very slendv and ,ha demand is nc,'
THE following were the ruling quotations OF
grain on the Exchange t).day: Wheat aDaos5S
DO. owing 10 tho grade and quality. Nie,Sspua
wheat, SJep75; oats, spring, SO@iO mixed. for
feed 4ga1i5. choice red r,,si.nroof NOM Inrp In
60. Rye In sacks, Texas SO6pS5; II otthern, 81 90
Little millet seed, ti@60: German, Sl26 Al
small advance for grain in store Ia asked by
dealers,
The grain mRrkot I'm 81 Iouis IN. d,v aa 20
ported 10 the E1chonce in This cIty' II as ,ol.
lows October wheat M; Noyember wheat
9ik October corn. ca, November corn. 6iTI
October oats, sss; November oats. s!I.
Tuxpr wo. , falling an al, ,ou,, in IN. o Il,
market today in Chicago NoYember shs.t
Open.d nj asl hpt mss rsthsr vs.% nj, Ss
and closed. nj M ,hres .fonpths mnS.r a.,r,,,
DAYS last prices Far Ina ycsr II soia an AZ,
~ WV ys"s ooiu VII UNI
cane since last weak Corn Tor Sovon,hss IA
livery sold in the morning Al say. and /. tbs
evening at CO... three. fourtSs OF cant unSe, |
las. weeks last prices. yor mo year ii opened
NJ 83S, and closed at 62k, three. fourths IN a |
cent below the closiug prices on Sstnrday
The receiptr Of grain IN Cbica,o ,o.da, v.ro
%, $50 bushels OF wheat 90 40 Of corn us 0ss
hnsheis nj cats '''"'' VI WIN ''o'oo'
" o"''
The nr,e.s ., .r.,,, A., c,i.
to.day we're NO. ki,nas. NNr nvas WY year ago
u 81, ," ,cs; NS'onosl NEAT ioai
Dcoember corn S,n. Sn,.whe vn ns,s eo,n, VA
pork. IVA Ss'' "" No'chper p'rA' 1902 january
'''A' ''''
c,, no,vn
Nh. ,.,,..o,,NAhL ~Asp;
49, uamnncuons Oh tne oall Boaru Today |
,se.on ~ ,oiloWs. Cssh wheat, so1sO October.
1850, Noscnpcr, oIh~'.hi december. NN1N,
.orn, III shuck, cash ~ bid; October and Novem-
~ Duls cash, none In market; October, A5;
~ hvsr aanEN from oooVgo December, 5l8
~ xveraHe Texas corn. cash. 20 bid Oatober,
OATS SseteJ o %Is"Sf o gsSom9er, hlSseS
NoNemoer, i1@TH December, $4,000. Rye,
rS s ,,so i@ s No. BARLEY sacked cash. sos
a,c usMa Un,,s 'pi apples potatoes, hay bran
ma small IN bo ,.nn v Jp''"'o"s "e'o nSh'
nn.
Thsrc ,,o una AZ, Asp hHk1phIufPs.
licc in hi. ai,, ~ VI gram worthy OF no
Hawai- I,ay w.uay, eitnes ny wagon or rail-.
mands by retail deSlcrs o"fI ho 'Sf All ,oai DE-
,rv. Ilah,m mus w xpl,ene, one elr 70 Aontgom-
T6ern n,s nrS,r nnn 'Mo cars 70 southern Texas.
,sn h. noso, W .ne c,y Tor al me grain that
The DsIns oIyuxnt nero during the week.
much for ,hc g %eo' ,uau Enynange mas done
lair prices for ali the grain o,sre s any s ss
hat this civ is pea.is r'Vogn'Ie inc iact
heir mSnaS ~ a srain ren.er, and ihey mako
nxaciiny I,ayy,, e"s sns iulso snIos Instead oi
ions prrcs H''nu on small uahsac.
aud firm anil al, ,.,i Wv WY Ms steady
will bring The f"llowinv omn,a,io 0n una sueo"
ro'nay" ' 81 nu .r
WHy,r-Cho,cc n,c e, naA',, ,,
,nr NiN,racn, 40 ~ 49, a. ueu'''ii' SOC low grade
RyrWEirm n, IN w ~ ~
RIniry-Ss ,o cnn w ~
MILF syrn' III so o,-n
\, "a 'Ahp-'' " 'o herman millot sW to
n ~ y: 90 =, o..
.sosa co, WS III sp,,nw 1910 aoo Tor fall In
&c., N ~ " "u,u'' av
no ,n S,c s""oA' "s' 'oc' shellod ana sacked.
w NV Va .S Nv oro,. ,. -,
II 10 wv e''"" ~ i"'''s' se% IN store RACKS
vsnr, ~. ,,. MI. ,,,,.,,
rLOuh-Mo Quote tnty NILS ~ follows. xxx.