The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-01
JOBBERs WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
NOTIONS
COMM ERCE AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL.

COMM ERCE AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL.
DALlLs August "a The necessity OF stab
fishing additional brick kilns In this city Is DO
coming every day moro apparent One OF the
heaviest manufacturers sta os mat the laie fhlils
iuterfored with drying his brick, and delayed
his deliveries, until nov he Is compelled 10 40
cline further orders aud II will DO late In the
season before he can M all his contracts. Brick
Is selling now nj niue dollars per thousand NJ
the kiln, but there IN such demand Tor them
that the gentleman above referred TO says ne
could yet ten dollars for all he can turn out
Lumber dealers, with oil the facilities the rail
roads offer this season fud II difficult " supply
tho acquisitions msdo upon them, particularly
for dimension umbers The stocks On hand may
be said To 10 largo for this time OF the year, not
withdrawing tho increased aud increasing do
mand for lumber 10 carry forward tho improve
ments now under way and contemplated In THIS
city, Owing To the late str ke among Iron WORKERS
dealers Ia hardware In this cty have found dit
ncull 10 keep on hand several articles OF building
hardware, aud thoto have been umos when
eight aud ten pcnny nails were not 10 be hnd NJ
Dny of tho Wholesale establishments. This. OF
conrse goes to prove that there has been moro
building carried forward hero this soason than
any one contemplated there would aud that tho
trade from abroad has grown beyond the nltci'
patlons OF dealers And Ill this but veriles
Wnht ttiitN LII nus ulttu WuN Ihihh
needs moro wholesale houses In all lines of bnsl-
ness, aud the dav N not far distant when tho
present number cannut accommodate tho grow
Ing demands made upon this city for goods and
merchandise
ON CHANCE
Tho transactions on chanao today were mol
heavy, the principal operations being In oats
Fall rod ustproof oats are scarce IN the market
and there Is growing demand Tor them for seed.
Ing this fall Oats or MI Kinds are
firm In price, and sell readily
now al figures they would not hnye commanded
three weeks ago Good fall mixed oats will
bring from % 10 40 ccnts, white oholGe red rust
proof fetch higher prices There ishot much
wheat Offering IN lots, and the great hulk Of
the crop has beon marketed, Rye aud barley
arc IN ncliye demand IN small way, and prices
arc firm With u prospect Of an advance soon
Th0ro " no new corn offering Us yet except for
future delivery. II will be ut least u month or
ak weeks before II viii he hard enough To ron.
der II safe To send 10 other markets outside Of
the state, There In very little doing In millet
seed At this time. but In tho spring, when II win
be required for seed, 1t viii no doubt se AT an
advanced price over what 1t Is held ut to-day
Mn. ALLns of Homer Louisiana, was on
Change to-day with View ~ buying bar.
10y and rye for seed. lilo represents
that ihoro will DO IN increased acreage sown In
grain In that state this fnll lIo reports all
crops In northern Louisiana looking finely, and
ton, md that tho yield will be large. Planters
there, M hore, anticipate trouble In getnng
labor 10 pick oil that Will be grown
PRIcRs f,H grain on the Exchange to-day wcr0
as follows, In car lois: Wheat, DGoo5al0o. oats,
chtio, fall for seed, 40, fall for feed '3s60iO
spring, 25@SS' old corn In ear, On; new In car, Is
6lt; new corn shelled, none In market old corn
shclled, In sacks, S0@gpic.; barley, 6o070, rye
Texas, $4,000; northern seed rye iOO@l 10, mil
let soed. little, G0a65 German, 100. On the
streets and In stores In small lots, grain will
command fsw cents above tho Exchange
prices,
1RAiv In 81 Louis to-day IN quoted rs follows.
Cash wheat QSh@pSA; september wheat W,
bid; cash corn. 6Dh6o7O, September corn, cox,
cash oals, 1h@Si September oats. o. A0oS3h
Tnu grain marko,in Chicago 10 day was rnthcr
steady for wheat september declining little
AMI October advancing slightly For Septenl.
Der II opened NJ ySa and closed at QSh, u quar-.
tor OF u cant decline since last evening, October
deliveries sold on first call ~ VIA and ON last
call al ys',. M eighth OF u cent over the dn, be
fore. September con sold In tho lao ming .,
TAX and IN the evening At 7ti, nve.eighths DO
low tho day before, For delivery In October II
opened NJ 1Bh hud closed nj 1874, o half ccnt
under last evenings closing prices,
sosu very ano varieties of Missouri potat,cs
wero offored on tho Exchange to-day. Dealers
would NO WeuO WISH the ExchauHe, Tor they
Gan se'uio bargains ny uolhHso
GRAIN AND DRsApsrrfss
Thsfo were hir receipts OF both wheat AMI
oau IN mis- oily to-day. Tho shipments EN-.
braced one car OF mixed corn aud oats w mo
pinorieb In Easl Texas aud few cara OF oals 10
bhfsvoport and othcr points In Louisiana, A
number OF orders werc received for barley and
rye for seeding, and tho demand for choiuo red
ruit proof full oan II increnslng. Nicaragua
wheat for seeding purposes Is ,suvcly inquired
Tor, and Tho prospects are that there will bs
much moro small grain sown This season than
ever before In Texas, Prices for uraln on the
susc,s arc ~ follows
r0.pAYs QuorNrioNs
WHaAr-Choi,c, YSc, medium. Voc; low ptado
49, Niu.iAsu. 2, To ac
NrH-Firm ~ 20 " loo
BARiuy-60 To OS,,
AiLLnr sssp-1O Ia Is; avtnan millsl "a to n,
OArS--gs 10 NJ for spring. ~ IN llr for fall m
sayfA y cents additional
OoRN-old In ear, Gc Kansas Ia sacks, SO.
" W, oew, rs 10 aoo,
BRAr-we quote Al mills Tso, IL H,or. sapi.
OW
fJouk-Wo quote Uity Mills ~ follovs AAA
tS0 xxx, S2Ss extra sNiA, Magnolia M Ia
IMPORTED rioua
Fancy, GSogG ~ choice, yilUmS M