The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-09-27
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

parding the weighing OF cottoi lu WIS IVY ~
ssmonc, The things o the rast, planters who have
hen holding back the staple uutl matte swer.
settled, are bringing II IN freely IL IN WV
I'm wi and admit d that Dallas is ABOUT the
hast cotton marKel in north Texas and planters
vii avail themselves OF the ADVANTAGES tOnSrs
IN This artlcular TneTe is no changeiu spns
worthv If noiics during the past week
New York they have adyencId srNJe ,bar :, ="
etesdy Mt former qu u ATOMS. III this city prlces
nave advanced an eighth, and are no" "no.e -, y
parity With any other market III the GLun "
Receipts in this city arc very liberal ana ave III
Ths rscelp s have fallen OF very materially
from what they wsre one week ago. anu W
cnns.onancn the price Of corn has a1Vanced
shnnt Ave cents aud GAS are very firm al quo
faions, " eat remains steady aId IS ~ active
dema d. There is no cha ige /! hOu or Drsh
Co nmeal and chopped feed have declheo
iia here is a good ,msnd for fat cattle at the
stock wards the arrivals being barely suticien
70 supply the city demtni rS!S are = g M nnT
sheen. and they are dul on the market Yea
calves are scar % and high, aad mud ready sale
better demand exists for "a hngs ny t t'i
canli not be disposed ofin trge quantities. thiS
call in the season Stock hogs aud eders are
scarce aud high. nearly all that are In the coun
try are in the hands of farmers aud stcck men
There asa conlin led demand TO horses nu es ailo
monies. and ,od diving and harness horses
n a wiling pure hasers at full hsu es.
There is very little wool on the market ye
he hight Flock-masters experienced heavy
losses in sheep last winter which are t,,nutea
in a measure to late sheariDg, ana 70 aNou sliIii
lar results many wi let iheir .ai ttie
dealers are more anxious to purchase Ihere
is better feeling regarding the prices OF Wool,
but hides are quiet at quotati ms:
Rroo corn has decIned stl furt' er. anu the
best ouality will not brlng over 3 to l2eent- :.
There is 10 demand for inferior grades at even
2to21 2csn's. p Itatos s. and sweet potatoes are
off red IN liberal quantities from wagons ana
brin good round figures ChicSens are nigh
and eggs are still higher Ia price, and tue
mark sS is not flushed with either. country put
tet always sells readily ana rt,s,a Tbare II Is
better su lply of apples off. ed a. both the
wholesale aud retail establishments, and prices
have been reduced litt e. Taere Is an aouho-
ance of tropical and California friits 5a sale,
except oranges, but they maintain the IL m
figures of last week. Wood is coming in freely
and sells at qu0atlons.
more &C i've. Saple dry goods are are
unchanged and groceries are firm. Pro-
visions are lower, and while many looR
for further decin in prices when the psc s,t
ing sea on opens, 9th, rs think they have about
reac he'd rock bottom. he retail traue Is very
active and In volume far surpasses That OF any
former year The rxen h pmS,c h anS
private character are helping materially tjswen
the business Of the city.
The HERALD is asked to give pub icanon 70
the following notic,. posted on ms boards OF
the Merchants Exchange, by order OF the d.
TAKE NorrC, No psrs) IN. except he is
member of tn Exchange Is allowed entrance
70 the room .nd OeneGL OF the teltgrams, eX ept
non.re side is, who az. Introduced by IN moers.
Memoers int oduciqg STRANGERS non.re,idents'
will nlease register their names in visit rs book.
W X WHsELoCK, Seer tary.
This rule Is lust aud right All Will b., en-
forced The officers Of toe exchange hop, tina;
those VIII have CO It ibu &c nothin 10 .ne ' *
change and are not m mbers. will observe me
ga ne without further notice NO ohs Will Do
regarded as privileged person.
GRAIN AND BRR ,DsTUFF5.
Dealers in grain in this city state that they
win pay two cents more per Gh s i1r VIII he
shuck on. They sta t costs them Two cents a
bushel 10 shuck it in this city. The shncks are
certainly worth tor &c to inc farmer an !,
two cents busnel more for his corn, would II
not be economy TO save that price as wen as
hauling tle shocks TO the city.
TO-DAY will reach probably $ bushels OF corn.
500 bushels OF oats and 400 bushels OF wheat BY
nail there a. rived three cars OF corn and one OF
three of corn ana mixed car of oats and corn.
Prize In this city are steady but firm.
WHEAT-Cholce. CSC; medium. SIC; low grade
SOr Nicaragua 500 sc.
RYF-Nomtnal nj 6oc: northern, s5c.
cokE New in shuck. 4os42c; shelled and
sacked, 55dtSc
FLOUR-Patent, 8 65d3 90 early breakfast
q 40 cream soda, 2 e0@s3 TO- pure eseam. 70
Todd Mills Patent, 3 so; Union, %; Prairie
Flower 90; Star, Chain, 30.
BRAN-At mills 75c; In store. gc.
CORNMEAD-Pi Fine boiled per lOO ponlds'
FEED-Chopped corn per 100 pounds, 30.
Che ped corn and oats. per 100 pounds L4O,
COTa bran per 10 ounds, too
GRAHAM FL0Uk-Per 100 pounds. 8.5o:
HAY-Dark, OO@S co. bright y or from
stores. prairie, baied, dark, 6 00@7 co. bright.
u 90 bright free on board car s@
MiLLET sEED-eoc German millet 90.
cotton sEED-llSc per bushel or 81 per ton
The Cincinnati Price Current b, s been In
stituting In Iulr!es about the ext mt OF tue dam
arc 10 the CON crop b. the recent irosts. From
two bundled responses itconcludes that the loss
OF merch an table corn In Ohio. Indiana, Illinois
and lows l. possibly 30,C000oO bushels, and IN
Minnesota wi.cousin an Michigan As mum
more making 100000 bushels In all. The
impairment elsewhere IL timing The frice
current concludes .,
I'll is safe 10 say that beyond any contingency
there Is nov assured a crop OF corn this season
OF .556 900 900 bu-hels. as compared with last
3klity ups ard Of l. 7O0,OOo,01o bushels, for we
cannot believe that last years crop was under
n 500 o. 900 bushels Present Indications point
% esrliI avail able supplies of marketable corn
than last wear"