The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-12
DALLAS AN ENcEpTIoNi

Ihe Galveston News says the financial
aud business stu atoms are more stringent
Ia Texas than they have been for many
years before. It 10 doubt refars TO the
state OF affairs In it8 W lection Of tho
slate, but u mlssel the mark widely regard.
Ink north Texas. Last year our farmers
rel diced la good, average oropp, ard the
prices they received for their products were
iemun'rntive and satisfactory to them.
Nevsr was there a better season for picking
cotton aud gathering cora. IL was ire-
quently remarked last fall aud winter, that
but few farmers and planters invested tho
monsy they received Tor their orops, ana
hat they were Outstanding their means TO
amply provide for oil their wants until the
next harvest was UPON them. And the
truth OF these observations have been fully
verified. There meyer hes been q time in
Ia tho history Of north Texas, when 80
li.us credit was asked for by the
ggriculluTAltst a. this season OF
the year as at present. II is true during
tn psat mouth, while inossHsnt rains were
falling, fears we're entertained thai they
would damage inot destroy wheat aud cat
crops, but since The weather has changed
and sunshine ana warmth have come, it is
found that the growing grain was benefited
By he wet spell aud our farmers ars now
gathering ore 90 The best Yields OF these
cere0ls ever witucsstd here, which Injuries
an active AID heavy business with ell
classes for The ueXt three months and unit
fhn awNtgy r... L.. W..Ias NAw lh. snaaI.H
The News 4 not alone among tho papers Of
the state IN speaking OF strlngeuoy ia bust
ness o%lroles, but here Ia Dallas 70 cam ne
said thnt trade has ct any time been dui!
10 The last year. This city is one OF the
IN IS, favored Ia this particular OF any Ia
ihe whole country. North Texas is not
only one of inc most prolific grain sections
IN tna United States, but its immense pro-
duction Of cotton insures to our business
men at active trade during tho
whole year. In nearly every other
! ca!iy 10 the south, business from the
lst OF April until the advent Of she cotton
season 80 almost entirely suspended, ana
merchants ere ieariul and respondent until
the crop Of The lsecy staple is al assured
good one. In ibis city the Immense im-
provemeIts now being carried forward, IN.
preo3dsn,oi in the history of any other
city in the south, affords labor TO the work.
log o%lisses, when, OF course, carries with IL
a large locsl trade, both IN Wholesale and
lines. The Wholesale trade of the
city extends 90 an parts OF the state, from
III Paso GA The west to the line 90 tao In
filn territory of tho north, and the ftpid
immigration into sli that large district OF
country must CRATE q heavy q meud ior
merchandise Of all kinds. Dallasi, also tho
most advanced city iB the statei manu-
FAC ures. For these and many other
reasons this city is an exception 10 The
rule regarding hard times and dull trade
90 gerorslly commented upon al
over the country. Our merchants
all speak euooursgiurly 81 trade, ard IS.
sofl that al no season OF the velI have
collections been better. Our hanks
are veil supplied with The Eincws O. rude
bu. ull agree that mercantile paper 10 olicr-
ID very spariBGly. There have becn no
ailul es Of consequence Tor tho las, yglr ia
this portion OF tho state. but as O rule all
classes OF business men are prosperous sn.
prospecting. Instead OF a sttingancy IA
trade In this city, the truth ls, that Dallas
requires more Wholesale houses Ia oil
branches OF business to meet tEe growing
demands Of this growing country.