The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-07
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.


Do ft.6-Tbe Are to-day was calaml,
40 "a ,oany particularly some Of inc poorer
ii 800 who lost their all. The htnVirbt Dur
dens must be borne by ihelntuthhVe eoh ~" '.
Nearly MI those who had epllon si0teu WHY
insured, and their losses WIN puopaT ,rnhsshi
me general business OF The CITY wll pr3psp.g
moi he effected By Il in Che lcasl, iof tra1e here
Ia "a extondel that local disa'tsrs ny nte ute
hardly peIcepub.c Norm Texas ulpull1i2 ~
nnlas. can be but In prosperOus cV nl w .
iIer rain crops Of al kinds have yielded III
as ~ ,,,aii as her farmers expected or desired as
did ali tho nther products OF Inc lalps' hct
cotton crop bids fair 10 turn CUT Boou hNor'
nge OF the last Ave years. cram hhs VII l
cuitirni couHtry ia the Union while her cot
Ion NAV not giye ug mauy pounds W me acre ~
last veHr the weather has proven laVoltulV
and tha staple has prhHo1 hlgh N pua'!g
Then il has cost less 70 gahorlb anu pun W.
,oil' tpaligv certainly ~ much, or even lhuIV'
i,n,, their lhhors than they din ono year hsp'
IL viii be remembered that Ia, season wv ~
cpesuut rains stained tue shple puuly, "u u ~
meat deal of the crop sod for from s'A 70 hVf 81
cents, and then q dpllNr ehu Iun ~ ybiio
Ills ycar the prC sgysu have nor no u npoyu
snrnSty 0vo cents 10 Is evident rom lnehv
facts that famtr' ani planters , W.,
realize larger gains mis ,yHG KIN, o m 1nSU
uicntifIly circuln'pd ell the year iounu WIN
aver bplofe. This state OF uiluira can but Prov
of greatadyanttge so he n~canule emu pusl'
neat ,ntrtvfts genera " Tht - IL eutV ~,
already being few, l,r meiong, NJ, ,' vep,
ihnir collections NJ Ills ttpou oi thc yt'i WET,
never rpi4r. SD thal more ensi 'rhNs ~ now
hing Offered than ~ bciolo lneec uuuls
puu,bie To- T. l1gd 10 the tont ~ lnl thht ~, Nv
'rexps is the rnfdou SPOT Of Amelici, anu I'm ~
6,r rgfit uitpral ana husinrhs lui0Psh n'o DC
,,n,d enufInvrrsg he IN ist prosperous OF any
carlton OF ina who q un ted sistes' hhu lhnt ,n
iuture OF Dnl,Els WI thlcl uud more p oii'si ,
Than ia that of nuy uthor Cl,y ~ ihh touln, hn'
will con l,ui ~ 10 be, notwhn tuB V''e
and more I'll aslrDus h"s suu '"'V'"'
GRAIN AND BREADsTuFFS'
ThAI settlement at'tnuhnt uloh w NY VIM M
preycn ei Rhy large tTnnsscuoh VI kln", . ~
no eipts by wagon were Bentlniy ,"r9n ,,.a2E, M
tail dealas There were me cars OF gran, o
menis rep,rled Prices are unchanged.
WHEAr-C Choice, 9bc me ;=um' oJc' low BrAu
SOC: Nicaragua bOt blc. ,.. "a.
RYF--NOminnl NJ QUO. tOftneIp' 'ou
CORN New, Ia snucE, pGi2s Shelled an
0ATa ~Cholce. $50 sacked, % hlgher.
FLoUR-PalcnL e0aS eG cary nrs"N," y,
Todd Mills Patent jO Union, ~ frn'fl
Flower, Q 60; stOr, Chain. 10
BRAN-At mills, 7jc; IN store Y G, ,..,.
CORNMEAI.-F Fine hol ed per 100 pouud'
PFED-Chopped corn per 100 pounds y
Cho ped corn aud oats per 100 pounds La
Corn brm per l0l rounds, SOC
GRAHAM FLOUh-pcr 100 pounds. 8 80.
HAY-Dark, COOS co. bright NW irol
stores, prairie, baled, dark, OO@7 OG brigh
n 90 bright free ON board car,
dark, 7 O01S co. j.
-cked
The corn crop has been mostly gathered nu
will not average over half crop ~ souther
Louisiana
Tho olearauccs fr Europe in september irol
Gan FranClscn usistrh of 30 vessels With whtj
md flour There was also u small cargo
flour cleared Tor Hong Kong Six Of the ve'se
for Europe tonk mixed cargocs OF four NJ
wheat, and the remainder TOOK full cafB00s
Whpnt