The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-16
M2yNEY AND TRADE.
wraBrsRDAy,s MARKET SITUATION.
Tsah~r Markets More Active - That
RsssaEht Embargo upon New Or
lgenns-Ments Strong and Scarce
Flour duce
Active-NOtes and Quo
tatiens.
"DAGuAs, "Wednesday Afternoon, I
Inlw lh IgAn

July 10, lssO
T.Ks.re wac G. great improvement in trade to-
diA g. Orders came in quite freely, while
szsBt buyers were on hand In larger numbers
ehHn for long time, attracted to town by the
ptsEtiaal meeting going on at Windsor Park.
t.Esas live day In business as well as in
ITte fSlcs on the streets and In stores. Such
o&unot come teO often in the
srauanaer dime, and our merchants
sl1rsg,t - be free advocates Of all parties hay-
6ng ron Nag allies in this town
arp e. the present. hour nothing new has
tanlmsSHrel with regard TO the embargo laid
1g1an New Orleans freight. Agents are not
rsrsi " ny any to ship there, but goods con-
tsEHXsSo come here " thopt interruption. II
lSaGsibe9ed, hop ever, that Galveston may slap
,sn ia uarsn inc Screwe at any time, and
YIlsnY have done 90 before this Is printed, II
a@ will undoubtedly be in the telegraph
exA u uins, Galveston, two years ago, so acted
xAxM LESS provoc alton than now, when only
u arc eases Of fever were reported, on the Em-
Ills n. Soudar ship. But that year the
,tf G.d0d disease appeared In the very mir, as
e ware. Letus pray that this bitter cup may
peusg from US this time,
ia eats are In extraordinary demand. Plan
tears are taking large quantities for use in
rn-Dstfug cotton. Having none made at home +,
ItirT are buying al they use, and require and
Niil have to buy fOr many months more inn
1z,ngIe amounts Of bacon. They will be obliged
IN 1,saGily purchase until after their crops
sxirs ss.thersd, and 1t will take until Christmas
atLeast, TO pick out the present crop of cotton
10 stock III the city TO night Is not large,
sSud dealers, from being refused the Quantities
rMps5r order, are not little anxious. 10 IL pre-
ssuNned, however, the pncBeries Will be much
rtSMLager handed In few days. We quote
Lasson very firm at 10 cents, aud other cuts
a9uMy strong at the quotations below,
wheat Is coming Ia slowly though the
sv rsieS continue to improve The weather Ia
tbfaa are left standing, but with the r6,ua ark
lkac Sue prices now paid average cents more
GtlGzE iteen days ago There is lots of wheat
i'm rG country to come forward.
tsDgsI was dead slow We heard OF no sales
aat2E.
tuhbs W ere dull There IL only a city demand +,
axui Giat does not amount to a great deal COM
pg,ssict ve to the enormous surplus in North
I.rsE us,
eIOur is firm and In active demand There
iRlaAd much Imported on the market The
eaiS sails are running full time and their
gf<sas Keeps up pretty close to stock
6-aRniry produce was in fair though not eJ-
tsaSs fsge supply. but there Is enough, and of
gh VI quality which shows north Texas the
Iks.si erming country in the world. IL II now
estimated our corn crop will average fifty
oT aFasueral vegetables was never seen as we
liEDVe aud are having. Values are unchanged,
nm On gh prices are at least more regular,
vt Sisrnelons weighing from lllty 10 eighty
ffk,sg pOunds were IT. played ut the GreenUack
blavNscue this morning,
HtLea are slow at lj1c for dry flint.
wood has peterod out, We have no market