The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-03
COL. InIIN q. MCCOY,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE on THE DALLAS HERALD [
june q, 1916. !
GENERAL MARKET.

II isundewtood that these prices nro FOL
round lots; for smaller quantities higher
rates have TO he pnid.
BALlNG STUFF Bagging, domestic, lOc
India, llc; tios, Beard, SO; arrow, 0c.
BACON-StoCks light, but ample for the
demand. Clear sides, he; breakfast bacon
Ice; no shoulders or clcnr ribs scarcely In
market
BllAN-si 10 "a 81 % N 100 h.
.CANDLEs--Supply large. Full weight,
1870 ~ ID.
GOFFEE-Ealr, 23c; primo, 9Ic; strictly
prime, &c Stocks light but ample for pres
emf demand.
CORN-Comlng In freely from the sur
rounding country. In the eur McGg0jc
shelled u 0jMsl ~ n bushol.
CORN MEAL-Ciiy mills only In market.
Selling Mt " Ojgl - W bushel.
FLOUR--Stocks large, and equally divided
between western and Texas production.
lAMS-UnCanvaSso sugar cured lbc; can
vagsed sugar cured, lBc % ID. the sup
ply N falling OF temporarily.
HAT~-Country baled, new, sSGs6 per ton.
No western In the market, rs the
supply of nefornler Is sufficient and OF good
UiDES-Dry flint, 2Olb weight and upwards,
1919. Dry flint, under ION, l2I9c; wet, salteJ,
7c; dry, sailed, lie; green, &c.
WOOL--W hite, free from Durrs, 2Sc; black,
LATiiR1SI So The demand Tor tbem is
principally for city trade though quite II
large business is done in shipping to the IN
terror.
LARD-Market well supplied. Terces,
l5c ~ Ii; Kegs, l6gc; cans lie,
LIME AND CEMENT Nollas lime Is sell
jne al DC per bushul northern, ~ 10 per
barrel Cement, Il 90 per barrcl,
SASH, DOORS AND 4LlNDS-Thcrc is
quite large business done in these articles, us
the interior merchants buy here what irreg-
lar sizes they mag need, but cannotailord to
keep In stock. Prices re nominal,
SHINGLES Cypress, INST quality, u 80
per 1000 second quality, s8 5Oi white pine
first quality, 50 b.; second quality, ~ w.
In shingles there are Immense stocks on
hand, large lots having been received from
southeast Texas, when they say must be
sold"
sALr--The market has been quite over
stocked, but has been much reduced by
large Sales and prices, IL is thought Will I'M
prove. Selling at ~ ~ per sack Tor COARSE
and ~ 10 for fine.
lb; olive &c. That Of home manufacture Is
giving good satisfaction and being a home
enterprise deserves enlarged patronage.
SrARCH-715c ID for corn, and ample
stock In store.
SUGAR-Stock large Fair, SIC, prime, DC;
strictly prime, 9%e; choice, lOHc; 20, nag;
A, 2c;,coffee A, l2[4c:powdered| lS1sc;c crushed
IkoN-Bar, &c % ID; round, square and
band, 6@7Hc; horse shoe, ne nail rod, Nc;
HORSE SfioEs- Burdans, S@s1Sc % ID, ac-
coruing to class ,,
NAIIS-S5 90 ~ keg for crates" (Od, God and
higher; smaller sizes, each 25c t'keg Nm
err easing 81 % u keg higher; horse shoe' u
@29e.
LUMnER-White pine, ceilir u inch, first
quality, 50 25 per 100 feet; second qualify
81 IS; weatherboards, first quality, " 20 4
second quality, - %. Texas pine, ronkn,
81 90; ceiling, 81 5O@2 .; lloorlng, y oog2 %;
Weatherboards, dressed, y 0D@2 p stocks
are very large and well assorted, IN iact the
best in the interior of the state.
MOLAssES- Goc; prime, 6oc choice
Use; all Louisiana product. Silver dripS, ioc'
All grades in half barrels sc per gallon
higher. Sufficient on hand for large sales.
OATS-Country raised, supply quite ialr
Selling at q 0lG5c u bushel.
DNIONS-sS rs per barrel, with snihcien.
fog present necessities, but shipment oil
stocks are delayed. ,.,
PLASTER AND HAIR-Only moderate
supply kept on hand. Selling NJ W % per
barrel. Hair, Re per pound.
POTATOES-SI l5@Sl 70.
CASTINGS Heavy, 04lOc u H.
WHEAT-Sl 0j9Sl 10.