The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-04
1iif BUSINESS WORLD
COM N EltCIAL.

DALLAS Auril s...Huusc.bu lding gains from
u per cen. ., Phusde PHI; from To 3 PER
cent Ut baltmos AVID from > 70 ~ yer cent ~
0kicaso. an uslly; A. Dallas H.. gain l. shown
~ be from D I, ~ per cent Every year the
proper ,on ~ biuk ana aton. bnildii " In.
90. aies aud this cfesse viii be moro marked
next year b. cause new brick var VII D.
opened tris sssop and beasuse ausrries OF good
buildiag stone have bvos OIL COW ied near the city
10 own . yelling house IL uling sentmnI
with Am-,ic' n. sad in NO city Is iia moev
prominent T. sturc OF character OF tbhAbitAnts
Than IN Dallas A d next To owsing houses
tho ID iilss people make IL impor,snt 10 furnish
them properly This tendency, especially no
towns suburnsn. Of Dsll.s. is build.
ing u. trade In house furnishing
goods truly tsscrib d As gigantic To-day and
yesierr ~ 3 cars OF furniture were unlosded III
The Missouri Pacinr freight do got 10 be .dded
~ Dsllss stock, and soon y be- distributed 70
retaile . and afterwards disposed OF 10 thrifty
hon,e.es,s IN. sac ., o ,uIa's u1n it gn
married A. . young couple separates from th'
parents To blend more perfectly in newy
made home their mtids unit on plan OF III
lships ami this makes demsni NOR. acuye or
tasteful md subsiantisl uroiture A few years
ego the sale " carpet was notsbie cveb' IN
DALLAS tIs,s NOW oIasf. come sv,us NJ ps J
las home. tie fot falls In sonndless luhu on
oolors fright as ios era aud on fabrics sott
~ ,nos- tue orient.is ut uuon inc
opilicn o. two DE- ser- are v ven In The estimate
that D,ll.s has 10 d since the nist day Of las,
September 900 square Jards OF carpet u! VI
per yard sud morr OF me cheaper grades. De-
aldo proportionate nunib.r oil rugs
ot,iS ASD BREADsrUFRs,
Prices arc unchanged The market IL dulL
xe eipls and shipment, are too small TO note
WHEAT Lhul,e, 4 W Deuitu, NV srs O.
RSE-Nom,ua al co.: nor,hsrn. $50.
CosS Ia .Snc, ssc .osliod Aud asked, IS,
OaTS-tihoicc, so, sacked,
FLOUR-PalenI IS; early breakfssi
g cream soda oS 10 pure n, cram Is ,S,zs.
v.ower. 90 Star, Choice. Is
oo2SMEkT - Fine soiied per ioj po'u,aO,
no nINY AND GRITs-6 % per barrel.
FE ip-Chopyed com poi lOv pouiios. ~
saoppei corn and ost~ per TO- pounds. LA0'
skAbAA FLouh-rer 100 pounds. 500
hAY-Dsrs, coos co. bright 10 W nom
spres prairie, baled. OARS. : 20 bright
ltpo hrish. free on boar" car Il W.
MILLKT s1RD-soc German millet SOC.
A very conservative writer says holders OF
strength dudny the AIT week. The first h-lf
or the cereal yer was oncluded February ~
and No red In sev stor at New York command.
oms u Ia TF,s piae al " la. a of he crop
Of lss3. Us inie Tor qualify ns whole the IN
creased demands at nome Tor food ana IN. loe-
Uheat could be obtal ed from Australia
or Russia, were all cited as reasons fer
the belief that 81 10 IL was too low In add
ton, the lact ira, the ssme grade aiter heavy
crop IN sreh 3 1880 broaght 10 cents more yer
busheI (sl.23 IN eleva orr WAS cited as .od
reason to believe that, With 4s.OOO 900 bushels
less wheat harvested IN 1883. tue price thould
40 as high as II did the var befo Q at least
The fact that Europe "a general aad the United
Kingdom In particular has held Aloof from our
ma. ketr, AID bas bought whom al AL, but spar
hnx an Atfsnt a
stir butcd " overconHdeI ce 10 supplies alteady
purchased IN Russia and India. At the most
The supplies hosred In eeva ors NJ Chicago'
Minp. apoi- New York and vicinity Duluth,
Tol. DO and elsewhere, aggreastipR about ~,
(OO,ooO bushels with that In trnn,iU we're car
culnted but lit Q larger with that stu IN iaIm-
ers bAnos) than necessary to keep up the exist
ing slow rave OF e port meet the nome demand
aud carry over he morn al supply.