The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-04-17
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II misunderstood that these picrS are for
round lots; for smaller Quantities higher
rates have to be- paid.
BALiNG sTUFF-,Baguing, domestic, lDc;
India, les ties, Btnrd, ~; arrow, %.
II BACON-StUcks light, but ample for the
demand Clear sides, he; breakfast bacon,
l5c; no shoulders or clear ribs scarcely In
/ BRAN-Nonr In the market.
CANDLES-Supply large. Full weight.
'" IiiGGFIr'EE-ralr, ssc; prime, Gle; strictly
prime, &c Stocks light, but ample Tor pres
Cnt demand.
CORN-Comlng In freely from the sur
rounding country. buying ut sO1SJc 4
CORN MEAL-City mills only in market
Selling4t 81 Oj@l 3 u Dushel.
FLOuR-stockS large, and equally divided
between western and Texas production.
HAMS-uncanvasscd sugar cured i5c; can
vassrd sugar cured, 1910 q h. The sup
ply i falling OF temporarily.
HAl-COuntry baled sl2mIj per ton; per
bale 81 -. No western in the mIrEcJnS the
supply of the former is sufficient ana of good
HlDl:s-Dry hint selected, ISc; rs they run,
lI@lSc; dry sailed, ligljc; green, Btl7c; wet
sailed, 7@Sr. The quantity coming into
LArlis--Sl 80. The demand Tor them IL
principally for city trade, though qultea
large business is done in shipping TO the in
terror.
LARD-Market well supplied. TierceS,
l5c y n; kegs, lG..c; cans, l7c.
LINE AND CEMENT-Dallns lime is sell
Ing at 2ic per bushel northern, - 80 per
SASH, DOORS AND BLiNDS-There is
quite large business done In these art iclrs, aS
the interior merchants buy here what irreg-
lar Lies they may need, but cannot afford 10
sfIlNGLEs-cypress, fist quality, 81 30
first quality, . 80; second quality, 81 %.
In Sllngl"s there are immense stocks ON
hand large lots having been received from
southeast Texas when they say must be
SALT-.Thc market has been quite over
stocked, but has been much reduced by
large sales, and prices, it iS'thought, will I'M
prove; selling mt g. 10 per snck for coarse,
SOAP Dallas Misunderstanding Co. Glac per
III; olive Sc. That OF home manufacture is
giving good satisfaction and being home
enterprise deserves enl ,rged patronage.
SrARCH-7Hc d ID for corn, and ample
SUGAR-Stocl large. Fair, SIC, prime. Be;
strictly prime, oi2@; choice, lUI3c; i. O., lllac;
4, 2c;,coiiee A, 1T c:powdered 'l8Tc;crushGd,
lhoN-Bar, DC y ID; round, square and
band Sg,,2r; horse shoe, 'i&c; nail rod, Sc;
IiGiRSE III SfioSES-Burdons, sassc AN, ac.
NAlLs-Sj % . scg for rates" lOd, pod amt
higheI); smaller sizes, each Il be e lieg hi NJ
er: castings 81 10 b key higher horse shoe, ~
(S2yc.
LuMBER-White pine, ceilir 60 inch, first
qua ity, y y per 100 icet ; second quality;
- %: weatherbonrds, first quality, - 70
second quality, - -. Texas pine, cough,
- % ceiling, }. JOar2 -: iiOoring, ~ 5y2 -:
wcathcrboards, dressed, - Oies2 ~. Stocks
are very large and well assorted, in fact the
best in uhc interior of ia" stat.
MOLASSkS-fair dlc; prime 6jc; choice,
1Sc; all Louisiana prOiuct. silver drips, zoe.
All grades in half barrels sc per gallon
higher sufficient OH hand for large sales.
OATS runtiy raised, supply quite fair,
Selling at 6JerIOc; seed SIC "a buShel,
ONIDNS-sB - per barrel, with sufficient
for present necessities, but shipment of
stocks are delayed.
PLASTER AND liAlR--Dnly Il NJ ohrrate
supply kept OH hand. Selling at - 80 per
barrel Hair, Sc per pound.
POrATOES-NtockS light, cold weather
preventing shipments from ST. Louis and
New York. Early rose. western, 81; 70 east
ern s.; 90 early Goodrich 81 10; Peach blows
II 80 per barrel.
CASTINGS-Ieavy, 01lOc a III.