The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-12-16

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DALLAS, Dec 10 Tho bu'ioe's OF seIYSI w.
totcsts of many mp them toatW "4n ~. w.
,,,s ,,i,jrlt vra rpufghei EiblO IL not dlttiat' !
mi. The reuorter has 10 ms we" ouIl'," l |
Nor. publishtd iu smaller cues ~ iuN ih |
Dallas " ho are'k OF lhtu tu,,,,usi''i,, north
T,~s with ns much tlunlrf} as W"Iun |
v,urd nL of her yuire anu WIZ 81, " ,t
fpy,rd for luIh. IL ~ hdmllWu u' l""', W.
ba,,, ,propg fob.pfyUtuu ANA rom h'Nu'llN
,., ~ d a., f1pt4 lu thit portion OF lhc slh''t
thot me Dallas HERALD has the laEes' el'Du'|
tiru and /, the mos popu az pN" ~ H"'l5i
Texas and vet ,harlAuuf VINO Wy 'Npmg
,,n.i, "a nor and admiued pOId dhy l3lnW ~
a. ,,os,e tIa tnuty 9nd dpklC the prtlud"a tl
fn,g ,v iir about their uuDirHunhN h'Wk i1"i
nv Hl tins " Ctlh Hud INC re t"i r,"t.11,rt.t
Tnp ,uuuhdum Of The HEAL o. ~ no. rc
Nv l .p stliy prrtpuhnus, and ih'y hlo uhl! ~
iy,,d t he,. ia ava en- PEASANT manner III
nIsIn truth INC Dallas HERALD l,uuy nor
larger circulation than te'erI v ~. !" com.
mott prominent paptlh III nuIS1 i,',, ia IL ,Le
birnd an au advertising M dlum II ~ Wv
eo, IF mot Inc superior OF any nlhel PuE.l IN
no sinIe No other paper 10 leAus h'Hua
pf nj. r amOuHt Gi i've ifesh heWs 'nu ,,1 a.
~. Vial reportsar Acknowledged supSllot "
nj .thers while MS cal oria colt mus nto con
d,piad 9th the highest lhlchBohue
diseusslpp wing lsfue' Pieb"amt
win vital mp riaute NOT 3ng hnr.
state bnt the wuOle Couuir ., ~ w. ~ az
mnniulty, hone aud uuihuly W. pph'h w
Dallas nud roXns. ard envy ar splIs no! lsho-
r nee on the part OF theirs can divert II rom
The bigh and honorable course VI has ma hpu
out for itself And in TINS connection " y, tn,,'
win sincere regard 10 truth 'tA' III hi"Vts ".
las I'm n few short ears from THIS WIRING WIZ De
tpp most imuir NJ omm" uhl % " ~ tiu 5tNlt'
and that her business VII hccNienh d'o enn or
ih,atv ever, county IN Texas aug WE VIZ,
sutroundiug Thl Cuyt NJ "pchl w ,uohi pug
ibc btgh nId ola q resulS og NJ her businessmen
will aoon render her the admitted OF AZ Ietas,
hud IA gene IA, rud uuhc GOV " w as o,.,
will consider bee u past ni' eIoei w l I'LL,
,plyp. a relard her glory M ruNAnUCWehl
as a tribute tu their own NO IN ~ ulh'VllkeHre'
This il ro M, dlcliou hut that DNlS VIII MS
sume more greatness than Ia here represented
il as inoI liable rs fate ilsel
CHAIN AND BREAD TUFTS.
Tao to,ds In the 60 ntry are IN Dtn Ophul'
Il II con. uutnt upon the R'e thlhH nun ,al ~,
eis generally rirolned rom W." sub H. ,hS,
their produce 10 mnrkel lnu uuh 20 Nua'
farmers arc moi In want Of money or vac heceS'
,"eis m1 s,,ai,v ieoulr,d IA the southern
stat I'm other portions of the SCUM Nv WIS heh-
son of the year and they ch'nee tnear vmn no. ~.
yeni nee to market their prtduOs, i h .sno
seciion uf mis- 'gloIiOua country MAJ IN w
,,y.at,a Ia,n,sd as no,thern IL xAg, and the az
TIrult,i jsis her are independent ana Mke lhelf
ease NJ time whea In olh,I ousuu i y ~, ~,
and planters are Stirring lhelt nunlp' w. s9'
daily bread for them elves ana Loose uepehu,
inr ,non hem far sub,lsteuce. Tho arrivals Of
grain by rail %. day we're three Ears vi vuIu nnu
one car of oats. Tho shipments were nve cars cars
Of corn, enc of ous ann two mlAeu u"' VI wi"
al Il on 4 pric, arc trn III lhih wy -. M.
yhhAT- Choice. ] NJ, meulum' 10" s9So WV
Nicaragua. 50, bjc. -,,o.,, ssc
RYF.Nominal al COO, pOI'hclni oVO'
p cvkN New, WI" Il shuct, iOG shOllcd AID
'1 ohTs@ V6S 800; sacked, % higher ,,,,,
FL1UR-Palonl, CO. early DteAA," ~
49, cream loda, 9OCe3 on pure Cw JSl ip,s,rIo
Todd Mills Patent bG ulhoh' ~ i'"''''
Flower 10 star cham = ! @ occ.
CORNMEAi.- Fine holIed per lVo Po"uu''
FEED-Chopped corn PER 100 pounds pounds ! ~ ~
chopro' corn and OntA per lVO pou""'' low
corn han per 10 oundH, lN son
'URkmAM FLOuk-rer no pounds s.V
HAY--Dark, OOaS 90 bright ~ " un1
stores, prairie, balod DARK, W. ~ ~
II 90 bright free on Oo'iu W.T.
"'fi'ITr sRED-boc German millot zoe.
I've last Chlcag, Times says lh.Ie ats , W.
10000. % bushels oi grsin IN Oniunso sssr as N
ur against about & la 90 bushels {eM W.
we are receiving good deal OF grain, puI wv
IA no danger OF exhRusiing the storage 'apaulN
as there are Is elevators here IN ~ N ps ~
capacity OF about 1000 OO b9shes eacn, ~.
case n ey should all be hlled To their u'host ON
parl,y. H. ~ would still be room iof @'''"V
In the grain lestlaid uphorc. .,. n.,
IA A ulnlmed by gtuAt many people tnM
large part OF the corn crop IN uhN W, -, -
In impossible 10 ascertain how inuch corn W.
ruined by the eArly nost last an; great qea
Of corn has recent y been sh pped mere anu !,
atgu 4 by the bears thpt farmers 30 not usual u
sen heir old grain freely when lhey arc V NJ
yinctd that their new orp IL unm, tohanmplt
Thc com receipts for November were inc lHrs''
An,X mango remarks that the iaos wofl
noting that the largest aud best Yields OF cor
this year are 70 be ot,di od to.lhe missouri, W.
lev, and tO thtt section oi me county Nlu
west of tho Missouri river, when iorly SsMs ~
was lellev, Il 10 be " elcss and moohlnR ue
ert, ana from which the explorers sent on,
the government thought nat teWleis oukn'
be excluded 10y law ell The gtouud tnal u wy
wet there they must perish from u,.oi ,p ~, '
" rails augh ct any hing To Keep sou' MI
DO y together ..,,,,.t,p, ia,
nis company has u strong competitor In w
sis winch IL one Of the great sources no
Nich Enl land receives her wheat ahu ll1
thv n ,ltin ports millions vi bushels are anuual
exported The largest quantity OF WheM =
unr cd from Russian baliic porls Nv any ~
var since 1870 Nas 20 lhi3i, bushels Nv IN.
TIE exports last year amounted 10 iHVho
bushels A. 4 fOr twelve years rom 1871 m ~
INCLUSIVE the expo rs have vrraged ol oN-V
bushels OF wnott and ~ NMAO bus OF rye