The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-10
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lthunlomiood That llese prices nro Tor
found LOTS for smaller quantities higher
rntcH have o. bo paid.
.BALiiNNd sfuFF .nqgplng domestic, Zoe;
10 tls4, Board, ~ ufrIw, DG,
BACON-St0cks iiaht' iut Ginrlo far fle
uthhhd', tlear Hldef, ljT htouhiust bnoOn,
10y ne shoulders or clvur rlb' scarcely ii
BliAN-Nonc In the msrl,,i
IA NbLES-supply large, Fan weight,
"I1Fr'EE-Falr 2i4 prime, 20, trIctIy
en- demand. ''''''''' W. '''''
CnltN-Comlng In freely from the sur.
/ ipunlihg country. Buy Ing ut SOaOJc "a
busliel; selling, 0le@sl W.
tO3ltN MEhl.Clly mills only In market.
SIFlIIl GIfii :. y t o5Si p 2 bgshel.
between western and Texas production
HAMS-uncanyOsso sugar cured lsc; can
vSnsI'd s4gnr cured, lBr q n. The sup
ply ! mlling OH temporarily.
IAY-Country baled sl2@l5 per ton: pcr
bale y -, No western Ia the market a5 The
supply Of the former Is sufficient and OF good
HlDES-Dry flint selected, lsc: as they run,
lIglSci dry sailed, ligl5c; green, Ol7c; wet
sailed, 7@sc. The quantity coming INTO
LATlis-si 50. The demand Tor them ia
principally for city trade, though 1uiirn
large business is done in shipping 10 the in.
terror,
LARD-Market well supplied. Tlcrces,
ioG 1, "; Kegs igs,,e; cans, l7c;
Ing AZ 2jc per bushel northern, - 50 per
barrel Cement, 90 90 per barrel.
SASH, DOORS AND BLlNDS-There is
anito large business done In these articles, MS
the interior merchants buy here what irreg-
lar sizes they may need, but cannot afford to
keep Il stock Prices re nominal,
IS 81 INA iS9LrsSmSypreSs, hist quality, s. 70
iirst quality, % 80; second quality, "A 90.
In shinglrs there are immense stocks on
hand, large lots having been received from
sold"
sALT--The market has been quite over
stocked, but has been much reduced by
large sales, ana prices, II is'thought, will I'M
prove; selling at ~ 10 per sack for coarse,
lb; olive SC. That OF home manufacture is
giving good satisfaction ana being IL home
enterprise deserves enl .rged patronage.
SrAkCH-71Sc ', h for corn, and ample
stock in store.
SUGAR--Stocis large. Fair, SIC, prime. De;
4, 2e;coneo A. MISREPRESENTATION , 3lSLc e n hd
ItloN-Bar, &c " Ii; round, square and
s Unnu' pgr52r, horse shoe, re; mall rod &c;
HORSE sfioEs-Burduns, 8@SXo % ID, ac.
corung to class.
NAILs--s5 90 u keg for crates" COd, 2Od and
higher; smaller sizes, each d 2jc n key hish-
er: casing 81 w u keg higher; horse shoe,2
LUMBER--white pine, ceillrg9s inch, first
quality, 81 q per 100 feet second qualify,
y 10 weatherboards, first quality, 50 rs
second quality, g %. Texas pine, rough,
= % ceiling, - 5092 -; flooring, 81 5O@2 -;
dressed, s2 0A99 %. Stocks
are very large and well assorted, in fuct the
best in the interior of the STATE.
MOL ASSES-tair 61c; prime, 65c; choice,
7Sc; all louisiana product silver drips 55c.
All grades in half barrels &c per gallcn
higher. Sufficient on hand for large sales.
OATS-Country raised, supply quite fair,
ling a. G5g7gc; seed Sc d. bushel.
ONIONS-s8 10 per barrel, with sufficient
for present necessities, but shipment Of
stocks are delayed.
PLASTER AND HAIR-Only n IN moderate
supply kept on hand. Selling ut 50 50 per
barrel Hair, Sc per pound.
PUTATOES-StOcks light, cold weather
preventing shipments from ST. Louis and
New York. Early rose, western, 81; 10 east
.rn IS; co early Goodrich u 70; Peach blows
Il 80 per barrel.
CASTINGS-Heayy, Ogl0c y h.