The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-02-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD
February 20, 1870. (
GENERAL. MARK EFT.


II Is understood that these prices are for
round lots; for smaller quantities higher
rates have to be paid.
BALING STUFF-Bagging domestic, Ice:
India, he; ties, Beard, SIac; arrow, 90.
| BACON-Stocks light, but ample for the
demand. Clear sides, he; breakfast bacon,
loo; no shoulders or clear ribs scarcely in
BltAN-None In the market.
CANDLES-Supply large. Full weight,
COFFiEE-rair, 29c; prime, Die; strictly
prime, Aic. Stocks light, but ample for pres
Ont demand.
CoRN-Comlng in freely from the sur
rounding country. Buying at sO@sOc y
bushel; selling, 0Jc@si 90:
CORN MEAL.,Cily mills only in market.
Selling ut 81 O59l Is "a bushel.
fLoUR-Slocks large, and equally divided
between western and Texas production.
| HAMS-Uncanvassed sugar-cured l5c; can
vassed sugar cured, lGr " 10. The sup
| ply j. failing of temporarily.
| llAf-Country baled Sl2Q1l5 per ton; per
bale 81 81 No western In the market rs the
supply OF the former is sufficient and of good
quality.
HIDl1S-Dry flint selected, lSc; as they run,
| l71lSc; dry sailed, llWl5c; green, 6Cy7c; wet
salted, 7@Sr. The quantity coming into
market Is small.
LATHS-Si 50. The demand for them is
principally for city trade, though quite a
large business is done in shipping to the in
terlor.
.LAitD-Market well supplied. Tierces.
LIME AND CEMENr-Dallns lime is SELL
ing at 25c per bushel; northern, " 80 per
barrel: Cement, 50 90 per barrel.
SASH, DOOSS AND BLINDS-There is
quite large business done in these articles, as
tue interior merchants bny here what irreg-
lar sizes they may need, but cannot afford to
| Keep in stock. Prices re nominal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., fist quality, 50 20
per 1000 second quality, 80 co. white pine
first quality, % 80; second quality, "a 90
hand, large lots having been received from
southeast Texas, when they say 'must be
sALT-.The market has been quite over
stocked, hut has been much reduced by
large sales and prices, IL isithought, will i'm
prove; selling at s2 10 per sack for coarse,
SOAP Dallas manufacturing Co. &C per
ID; olive Sc. That OF home manufacture IL
giving good satisfaction and being home
enterprise deserves enlarged patronage.
SIAECH-Nsc u ID for corn, and ample
stock in store.
strictly prime, 0l%G; choice, lOSc; Y. c., li1yc;
a; 2c;coiee A, l2hc: powdered 'lS1ac; crushed.
IItON-Bar, &c y, ID; round, square and
band, 6@7t&c; horse shoe, nc; nail rod, &c;
HORSE saoEs-Burdans, st9S1ac % ID, ac-.
NAILS-s5 60 q keg for crates" QOL, 2Ol ana
higher; smaller sizes, each d 25c n keg high-
er: casing 81 90 u keg higher; horse shoe, "a
LUMBER-whtep pine, ceilir g q inch frat
quality, 80 p per 100 feet; second qualify
y 70 weGtherboards, first quality, - 70 I;
second quality, - %. Texas pine, rough,
g co ceiling, - j1@2 %; nooring - 5G@2 7j;
weatherboards, dressed, % Oo@2 70. Stocks
are very large and well assorted, in fact the,
best in the interior of the stat.
MOLASSES-Fair Toe; prime, G5c; choice,
7Sc; all Louisiana product. Silver diipS, 75c-
All grades in half barrels &c per gallon
higher. Sufficient on lamd for large sales.
OATS-Country raised, supply quite far.
Selling at Gi@10c; seed Soc ID biishel.
DSInNS-S6'7h per hnrrr!, with sufficient
for present necessities, but shipment Of
stocks ar" delayed.
PLASTER AND HAIR-Oniy u II o,ierate
supply kept ON hand. Selling at - 80 PER
barrel. Hair, Sc per pound
POfAToES--tuclSs lisht, cold weather
preventing shipments from st. Louis and
New York. Early rose, western. "; 10 east
ern IS; 10 early Goodrich 81 -; Peach blows
81 80 per barrel.
CASrINGs-Heavy, 99IOc o ID.