The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-23
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

DA.L,s. Sept % - The troubles growing on
-, the cont AT over the public wtighers Ol ms
oi,y seem TO have eliminated H. ultle gOOI
y. her TO the seller or lne buyer 10 NJ ny one
class against another OF NE county aEeiasttno
AZ, \ enenfg either, but geutraliy injuries
ho,b The utmost harmony ana confidence
sbnuid exist between he buyer anu sen T.
This will g,vo no. only more satisisV'ory nist-
~ 10 lar ss th,i business relntouS are con
.arned hut IL will tend q build up Rnd improve
M market The interests OF the city am cuuh-
trv should be hid arc reciprocal ana II he9t We
jfnol identical. To iblnro me one unHoSH
Ne other, ii lnce, II stems that nellher me
sa,iop or The buyer proper have adopted me
he.t means 10 hayd these ends ob,a nen' To-
stead of iulurlng our own nome inhtket w hnip
ming pro uce ~ o her points 10 be nan Ieu Ny
strnnq N s. aud tho expenses Consequent upon
assmh, unirp into th,i pockets, thereby ! 70
rrsasin0 The wealth Of other cite, lhau our
own. Il thou d oh DO disclosed ~ mere n.y. n'n"
under the eye Of ihe producer hlnsgh
M, buver and seller SHOULD bIve
n"i hn MID up thtir home mar tet
10 aat.biIShint the most COrdihl nc l9os be'
yecn eaen olhet rho spinners agents ana
ahippefs are the cotton buyers proper nsnoe !.
ooks AZ n they ana The planters nave su0pleu
,I'e ,rong means to accomplish the desired OBJ
isct The Learrt the producer eau be brUnsht
20 The manufacturer the better LOT DOM. lhu
Suprpsts. then, the idet that inc collph lnhtket
ofDsles as well as 91nSI aS aSSf i6rr. ever
m NY p hnBo hsie of cotton sold from wagon an
the streets, but planters 81 uiu depot. nv
cotton IN wa'ehou Us, have ne sam WolBnuu
nd turned over TO soma rsnaoie uI'i'n, ss,i,,
merchant To SIMPLE aud sell 10 lhe shippers ~
Its THE SINAI commission W be phu Woulu
moi he half as much NJ Is now maze Dy lhu'o
who purchase from wagons NJ me WIZ u,''y
fhe right OF the shipper 70 uhVo inc So'V e'i
ceweigned but this eau be done uuder thu hu'
neryision of the buyer aud seller OF rs @ m
nilsson M reliant This II seems, would i0t'
yer end The trouble and doubts Of the pa,t lew
weeks betwo the producer nnd the buyer
GRAIN AND RHEApsTuffs
Thcre were very fair feCdips OF gram IN lhlN
c'ty to-day by wagon Al least 0oO puhnoia ~
sOrn cam Ia. 400 bushels OF oab hu1 ouu VI
whenL by rail- u car OF corn anu tW9 ol Us ~
rived. Tie shipments wolc-thfee cars oil on
Oae OF wheat Que Of corn anu M HGd car ~
corn md oats The market II geneihily steady
tquoiailns, the only change made Is IN corn,
which advanced fully cents pes buNho,' !, IN
thought th / oats WIN advance during INC COM
.HEn r-Chocc. o5c medium, $50 low gfa'r
sos Nicaragua 5Di Olc on.
RYF-Nomlnal NJ 6Jt. torthern, zoe
BAPLEY--4O0 400. -,
OATs-Choloe, 2sc sacked % higher, 49,,
FLOUR-Paient. 3 G5 a8 90 early Oreak,aNl'
Z 40. cream soda, 2 00@3 H. pure ctam y 70
Flower. co. Star, Chain, 80
BRAN-Ai mills, Zoe; IN store, VIC.
CORNMEAL-Fl Fine hol1ed per lOl pon ids'
TIPS. - - ,,
FEED Chopped corn per 100 pnunHs DO
Cho ped corn aud oats yer 100 udH Law
& TN hrsn per ~ uuIds AN
GRAHAM FLOuh -r.r 400 peu a %
HAY-Datk, zoos 90, bright wv rom
torres, prairie, balcd, dark, 9 0O@7 %, bright
u 90 bright Tree on board ear 90
lark, OOdS o.
MILLET sEED-dOc; German milleL %
acked
COTTON sEWn-iIaic per hushcl orl7 per ton
Tho total yield Of winter who't In II inui' Is
now icp Il by Inv secrrieryO VI Tho STA bora
of ag leu tn e al 0,9i1 900 bushels, ng inst "
t0O.OO,s lima Il JUS lass | Ia supposed tina
tho Ju low estinA G was The result ut The TACT
that ihrr. WIS nuunr In the bond then comue-
lieut. " compile the returns - says me lhioi'
,iceau Tue ,ntsl cr u OF Illinois wheat PIT
duft ~ 1857 sprug AMI wiuler Inclusive, wA
81, 500 800 bush :, snl M lsst, % NlaOOl