The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD
May 4, 1870. !
GENERAI:MARIkET.

1t Is understood that these prices are foi
round lots; for smaller quantities higher
rates have to be paid.
BALlNG STUFF. Bagging, domestic, lOc
India, He; ties, Beard, SIC; arrow, Sc.
| BACON-Stocks light, but ample for the
demand. Clear sides, l3c; breakfast bacon
loo; no shoulders or clear ribs scarcely in
| market
BRAN-None In the market
,o GANpLES-Supply large. Full weight,
COFFEE-Fair, 23c; prime, 2lc; strictly
prime, Ac Stocks light, but ample for pres
rounding country. Buying at SO@90c n
bushel: selling, 0Oc@sl 10.
CORN MEAL--City mills only in mark ct,
Selling 9tsl 05@l % " bushel.
FLoUR-Stocks large, and equally divided
between western and Texas production.
HAMS-Uncanvassed sugar cured l5c; can
vassed sugar cured, l8c D 10. The sup
ply Is falling of temporarily.
HAf-Country baled si2@l6 per ton; per
bale 81 so. No western In the market as The
supply of the former is sufficient and of good
quality.
HlDEs-Dry flint selected, lsc; as they run,
l7@lSc; dry sailed, l4@l5c; green, 6@7c; wet
sailed, I@Sc. The quantity coming into
LATHS-Sl so. The demand for them is
principally for city trade, though quite a
large business is done in shipping to the in
terror.
LARD,-Market well supplied. Tierces,
l5c " ID; kegs, 1910; cans, l7c.
LIME AND CEMENT-Dallas lime is sell
ing at @c per bushel; northern, 50 so per
barrel; Cement, IS % per barrel.
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS-There is
quite large business done In these articles, as
the interior merchants buy here what irreg-
lar sizes they may need, but cannot afford to
keep In stock. Prices re nominal.
IA r ~ o. ~
per 1000 second quality, IS co; white pine,
first quality, So 81; second quality, 81 90.
In shingles there are immense stocks on
hand, large lots having been received from
southeast Texas, whicn they saw "must he
sold"
SALT--The market has been quite over
stocked, but has been much reduced by
large sales, and prices, 1t is'thought, will I'M
prove; selling at W 10 per sack for coarse,
SOAP Dallas Manufacturing Co. 6,5c per
lib; olive &c. That of home manufactures is
giving good satisfaction and being a home
enterprise deserves enlarged patronage.
STARCH-71Sc " n for corn, and ample
stock In store.
SUGAR-Stock large. Fair SIC, prime, Dc.
strictly prime, 9he; choice, l0I5c; Y. O., Ill6c:
a, l2c,cofiee A, l2l4cpowderedl lShc; crushed,
1R0N-Bar, &C v n; round, square and
band, 8@71Sc; horse shoe, 7hc; nail rod. Sc:
steel, ll@l2Ics o ID.
hOtSE SHoES-Burdans, SJS1ac % 10, ac- |
corning to class.
NAlLS-s5 90 y keg for crates" (lOd, GOD and |
higher; smaller sizes, each d 25c u key high. |
or casing 81 w u keg higher horse shoe, "A
@29c.
LUMBER-Whitep pine, ceilir ga inch. FIRST
quality, So 3 per 100 feet /; second quality;
- 70 /; weatherboards first quality, 50 70
second quality, 81 %. Texas pine, rough
y 20 ceiling, So 5000 70; flooring, 81 SOAP Is;
dressed, 50 O0@2 rs, Stocks
are very large and well assorted, in fact the
best In the interior of the state
MOLASSES-Fair 60c; prime, CSC; choice.
&c; all louisiana product. Silver drips Inc
All grades in half barrels Sc per gallon
higher. Sufficient on hand for large sales.
OATS-Country raised, supply quite fair
selling at 65@70c; seed Soc q bushel
ONIONS-s6 20 per barrel, with sufficient
or present necessities, but shipment OF
tocks are delayed.
PLASTER AND HAIR-Only a m oderate
upply kept on hand. Selling at So so ner
,arrel Hair, &c per pound.
POTATOES-Stocks light, cold weather
preventing shipments from st. Louis and
View York. Early rose, western, 81: rs east
I'm -; 10 early Goodrich 81 75; Peach blows
4 so per barrel.
CAsTINGs-Heavy, 99lOc oh.