The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-07

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81 o.; shreveport - IN
The total receipts for the season 10 date
amount 10 q Ia bales.
From the first OF September 10 the glst of
January, the receipts ~ cotton Ia New Or
leans were ,iA bales, nm Increase Of lOI ,O3S
bales over the corresponding time OF Inst
season, and the receipts proper Of last week
al that port were 20 So bales In excess of the
previous week.
We would again call the attention OF plan
tiers 10 the pernicious and fraudulent habit of
bringing In mixed packed cotton. We are
informed that large proportion Of the cot
ten now being brought To market Is mixed
packed, ana also that number OF false
packed and plated bales have been sold here.
Planters would do well to remember that the
false packing OF cotton Is n States prison Of
fence, to which fact more than one who have
tried the dodge, and now reside in Hunts
willie, can abundnnt!y testify. "Plating" is
criminal, and wo doubt not, that
should u test case arise the result would be
similar to that for false packing. The penal
ties apply to those who pack the cotton rs
well as to those who sell Il. IN packing,
some mixed packed hales cannot web be
avoided, but such bales should be plainly
marked "mixed packed" ana sold ms such,
Dt. H.. All.
understand their business. and
are not likely to be defrauded in this way,
no good can result TO the plan
ters nv such practices: those who resort TO
such "triclls that are vain" should take their
offerings to some other market, where they
can sell to buyers possessing less experience.
We regret that this practice Is becoming SO
among our planters and ginners. as
IL can but cause heavy loss IN our buycrs
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WHO arc Trying 10 buiiu up goou eottoh
market here for all the surrounding country,
and must eventually result in permanent IN
Jury to the planter, and may bring down
mon innocent nort;es the inniction or hcayv
peh"i'es.
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Tue hidc market during the week mas been
active, and the otie, ings more liberal. There
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mains good. Messrs. Schociikopf 20. urn
ish quotations as follows:
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'e1' oni"' -'o' Ia vi loi sa"'as ~ an e''sSes.
harness. i'v''.i'ei-o'.h ivy. '"' ii'''ltoch .'S
ilc; skirlihs i'SiOc. sole Lea'her-oak ais
&c: Hemlock :sus%e
General business is good considering the
weather and the bad condition of our streets
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'iiu '""us' in' i'iec' S'''" "'' 'i'''e 'i"'s'
rom last week.
,,npd lots
fouii' LUIS
BreadstuGs and Grain.
@si p; Farmers xxx ~ 75@Si W; Choice
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60 H 5,, "a ,oobs c, M
6 1afts' n y i Hushei ro|,n5c
WhraP ri ha"t new n%r Tnsro, g, ooc,s,ss
Corn, ' per i b,s , oocmSi lSc. -'''' ''
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Groceries.
Beans: Navy SID So
bacon: Clc'ir,iles i1.e; Breakfast lie;
M"asscs ~, cst rni PII sni,on az ,vr
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S is~ %o lin horro,s NOR noupd,. roir ,,c.
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Iv9Dingieo, per in , 9G@s'e g; MAJ, al
""'"Aes' per sa''o''' Vi oO@- ~
Coffee and Sea.
to choice s2c; g. Java, SIC: Tea Tea, ner n so@s
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Peaches 9th IA dozen. GO Sb. pnnrS I'm.
So 50; Strawberries, 2elb, q dozen, 81 .; Rasp-
a dozen. So 5o Tomatoes. IN ~ dozen - 70.
Corn, 2.lb, u dozen, So QOG3 30; Peas, IN, 4
IoSsters' III i. = down, 81 co. oysters. III. H. ~
dozen, 81 30. " y
Fruits, Suts and ConfectiOncries.
l4c: lemons. II box si0 0Da ~ GO: oranses -
box SO 90: Figs, new n 10 opc: Raisins in
LAYERS II box, new 81 "a: Drlei currnnts.
Zante, "a ID, new l5c: Turkish prunes new
p ID lSc; AlInon S, soft she'll. i IL 2sc; FiiLerts
new X b auc; Wainuts, y n Sc. Brnzil nuts
Il ID l5c; Peanuts, n IL Pic: Cranberries. ~
fancy candy, Il II 23n3jc: Pecnns. "A bushel
50 81.
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Chlorofolm 81 90; Gum opium Il 10 80 $500 TO-:
Indigo best, ID q 1908 CO. Masnesia 2 ID 75gs
sue, lluuucI z W 'lI, sWctt, U edl CO
Suerm b gal 50 90; Berg Smot, pure, lib So 1863
co. Lemon % b 81 lOUt7 -; soda sal English
!. ID SC; uphup Aour q ID 5tJoc; Rosin T. ID &c;
Alum q ID lease; Calomel Il 10 81 50e,2 7J; Coch.
meal 81 on; Copperas 69Sc; liquorlc extract
lc; Morphine So 50G6 10; OIL Castor u gal 81 30
~ %; Olive T. gal 81 25dy2 S0 Tanners 81 90;
cassia Il ID 81 90; Quinine Il Uz 81 50; Soap
,astile Z ID zoe; Soda ash T. ID re; Saltpetre
pure " n 30c; Commercial d ID loo; Venetian
'ed = p &c; White lead pure per keg Si3 600
. w; Strictly pure per keg Sli OO9tli %; Linz
iced oil raw I, gal 81 W@l %; Boiled 4 gal 81 30
81 10.
Dry Goods.
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brown brown sheetihe una sniluns, Hentrni
ms - IT, ~; o. i5Sc IL n d,s' AZ nD
4 l2hc; Miller Riverl2Lc G; Indian Head u
! &c; MASSACHUSETTS = q s12c' beuiord IL llc'
'omestosu nc. IL,
Dleitcneu snosi ni ruui, 81 We Loin 'ocS
'oot > ltc, hoot y 2;2c; BOOT boo ~ ~ AmSsSeaS
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g Si,hpson MoUrhlns loei teHuuet'a ool'dS
Dc; MontNlllG so, Ioluihnl;.n 80
DeminS' Bostoh loc, NSNhiaNd ioe' may
naKer lo'2c; ottiS Ana ~. >,.,,t., o,.
STRIPES: hhielly:'I Ia iiecii I go
nefiuhh ne scek IlNeL io,2c, rhsloi. 6ncs
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Shecks! i'a Lana -, ; my Ios 80 III
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