The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-25
COMMERCE AND TRADE
CUNNINGHAM

CUMMEkUE AMI ihhDn
COMMERCIAL.
p.,lAs. Feb. 2i-A little moro than month
will elapse before the annual spring elseuo sa
will transpro In this CITY. A. loh no ou ~, tSc
nancrs Tor the Office Of councilman. lhis may
kcnsIns 10 Inc fact that those who aspire 70
thai nosluop know that they VIII Do Closely ~,
terroaated as 10 their position fS KIT civ have
snfi,rcd long aud been kind TO those VINO hnYe
neglected 10 provide Tor better streets nhu s,uo'
walks and efficient sewerage, ana tney arc ue'cI-
minediy earnest In knowing ha' thvHp hecet.
saw worts .hali DO begun during tho coming
sn,,mcr and vigorously prosecuted ny lOnK M
The weather viii permit Al psisohai prefer,
vnces and frlendspips wiz DC imu as,ue' ,o' W
.ood Of tho civ. aud no one will receive me sui'
,,"Ses ef Inc people who is not pronounced III
his ndyocacy Of the measures so muoh ucsteu
lori Worth has Issued bonds 70 we amount OF
$4,000 TO pave her streets ana pfovius p,Sp ed
times ,ne population and much larger proper
lion of wealth makes no calculation iof any
thing better than CROSSINGS anu Ru ., oo..
strucAd OF fecondclass lumber, nuu XIV Iish nrh
rsneas who can pay their fines In no other
mannor Tho business men OF the city arc now
aroused 10 the necessity OF y better sla'o VI ~,
fairs IN these particulars shs whS nr a oSas" . the
nrsr uucslion asked, rs he 10 favor OF sllsy'
and ,idcwalk improvement ING shop Siti,
who depends upon hor own cteiuohs io' hui
daily bread, tho mecnnnic anu , ,nv "a NJ,
pormit them To live upon the main tno'ough,,
fa .es, aud who have 10 tramp throuRn ,ne muu
In enrly morning and late In MT evening, " go
lug TO and coming rom .noh , I"y "'I ia
com,,ng eloction. aud lot II DO said
that no one, no matter how high his rank OF
st,tlon. need offer himself M caunidalc unless
he proc aims himself 10 all places auu ~ NJ uinos'
N champion of the improvements reitfrtit TO,
and which will not only beauuiy inc rlty, bu'
which viii render her moro than NIL other
things great prosper )us ana woaithy
ON 'cHAs0R
Thera was very strong telling nj tho Bx'
( change today that there would not DO great
deal more grain brought Into THIS city grown IN
Texas, and nearly every dealer wm ANXIOUS 70
rood somn arrivals from Kansas, and operators
on The Exchange realize that thoy will have to
get their supplies from that quarter IN the fu'
tiire Prices are firm ana hardening Tor
mand for good red rustproof oats for seed,
which viii no doubt, continue until sowing
time Is over. There wero some sales made OF
milet seed In n small way The following arc
ruling prices
GALL HOARD.
There were some good transactions on the Call
Board. and the following prices ruled to-day
Wheat. cash, 81 OF, February, oV@l OsMarohi
81 TO- April, III Il ~ ". Corn In shuck cash, bS
eco, February, GoGlGl; March, bS@56; April, $40
"a, average Texas corn In bulk, cash. G0aGj
j ,hruary d0@65 March, ti@0i; Apl
b60ljS, Red rnsi.ptoo! cats eass, sacked
hsN6G ,pii'. 60G5e. Rye, sacked, cash. bla60
Harley irseA, cash. 6O@65 Bran, cash, 81, 600
81 10; FsOruu ,, slOo March, sliG April. sllo
Mliot seed, German, sl25; lltOe, 90. fccans, O.
Hay on ears, el2 An enquiry was made for
white Russian oats, but none was offered.
GRAIN AND BGRADsTurrs.
Notwithstanding tho bad eordiuon OF the
roads, there were some Arrivals Oh polh corn ana
4 urcs Corn sold on the streels FOR Go cents, and
: oats brought o. to 10 II this weather continues
and the roads become little worse, II possible,
there is no telling VIVA, price grain h may 9fins
ft'ay were car of corn from Kansas, and another
irum Melissa. Tho shipments wcro car OF
/. corn TO Fort Conoho. aud another TO shreveport
y the following quotations arc leliaolv'
wH4Ar--Choicc, LEG; medium l,Oc low grade,
4 Q5e, Nicaragua 20 10 SOC.
RyK-Fium al 60 to 6Sc
n nARLry-G0 to 6Sc.
oArs--10 TO h2a for spring, 20 TO COS for fall,
,holce red rust proof C2S6bo' III sacks, scents
~ -
Gons--I In shucf, coo, c5ci shollcd and sacked,
+. $50 to tSJ.
BsAs-we quote at mills, lOl, In store, sackH.
rlouE- We quote City Mllu ~ follow; xxx
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loomy Ispos ., ,np s,a"V",Vp' :,,s,a o' n"la
lines ieeo.o fep9lV says yb,s AZ nv,a
n ,m,n sA IN. w w' y N a sn,m,sea ihat
a mitns Wiv :, m"uu wv, t, ~ Ia ,n,,nn an1 ,h",
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pu, wy nv.vnkv u, " m ss ", .,.
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81 xptess vs. eons'uYtaoy snort Aheso , se ~,
M us, nv uvmon INV r,s w wv VII sn wy
al ioyaney ot the gram markets. on polh hues
81 y, Au m, ,.,,,,o ,,.a,,.,., ,,.o,,..
~ r Inc I1euo rtouuSe hxenanse 'tvn,M says.
~ ahv WhWer mas vcvn hovciu, n,,u no'no appiv,
Z s.svn BieM ay"us WI siow.nx v'or MY WY
NJ men me snow anu ice uisapneats from IL II J,
NJ, iov!u ptoseht eVluenve OF INJURY, prices Woulu
u Inv would be emphSsised Sy tHsSrospec Siv