The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-23

Market ClOied firm Win offerings all uls-
posed of.
Extra native Shipping steers. ..,..Si 1908 on
Good, well fatted steers. ;'...''''..' IONA 90
Medium steers in lair ntsn. $500, lVgi ~
Choice to extra tat Dutchess' cows. 75gY g
Common to lat cows. .,.,,.,...,.,.,. 25M2 u
Good ia. 81. elk ca tie aud FEEDERS. 0O@3 30
LIGHT stOcBers..,... .........,.,.. 100 20
Bulls, common u choice ...,... : OOtg3 80
Colorado steers ............,........2 SJa3 81
Texan steers : a0g3 %
We make the following quotations from the
Kansas City Times of saturday
puttei-Market steady ana dice sci ctous
in fair local Gemnud. Low grades low tae,
though not excessive. shipper aud packer
doing very lttle Medium 10 fair western.
l5mi1c; good western, lS9lJc; choice western,
900 lie; cooking, ll0A ,Icose, 6gsc; TAN
eastern dairy, 9@!Oci, choice astyrn dairy,
92@2ic; w scOusln dairy, 25c; cho'ce DO
or nmlry 2sCi cuUtC Michigan do, 2Sc
Pot tOes-Ine cold wealth iuterltreI very
much with their movement Pilo,s, how
ever, show no change, homegrown, from
WAGONS selling at Zoe 10 i2Au PEI bushol; iOua
Early Rose and N, shOuics anu Peerless, l24c
10 l5c. Pc chblowa. 5lct tj'.
SIApples Market tlrm and demand good for
best stock Ben Davis, Winessps, a Il Eln.
drn1 varieties selling from WAGON at 50 cent?
10 81 per barrel measure sh'pprd-in, Ben
DayB, winesup5 and the Ike, 81 20 To Il 40 ser
barrel n grnetins and Romantics ~ 10 to
sl % per barrel.
10 20 81 II per dozen We note the sale In sim
glo case lois OF eight cases uncandieu a. %
centsi four cases 90 at 81 cents; seven cases do
At25 cents; six cases do at2, cents.
The ST, Louis wool market on Saturday was
as follows
Little done, owing to the stiffness Of vi ws
of holders. We quote: lubwashed, choice
A to 4sc; medium, 10 TO- iGc lamb, i25, to i3c;
mixed G. nbing, 20 TO SOC; medium, % to 80
eoaAe nd low, q TO 26ci Kansas, 30 t. 2Bc;
Texae, % to 2Bci nnerjno, light fine, 20 10 be
heavy do, u to lsc; southern bury, lSIs to l3c
hurry, black cotted, TO luc f. stle- small
int about II skis tub at i3c for black TO Is Il
4Shc for choice
The st. Louis hide market of the Goth stood
thus.
DRY flint, l9c; damaged, 100; dry salt. Iic;
damaged, l3c; green sat, 93Sc; da naged Shn,
uAcuTed,S loSNc; damaged, 70 NC; bail and
stag, green sailed, &c; dry, l2Aci green salt eu
cal, 1910. BranU ed 10 per cent, on.
AtNew York coffee Is reported finn for car
goes at ll1ac. for ordinary, l3Ac. for good and
HAc for prime,
w ok will be very considerable says the lnli.
satnr, AS 1t is known that over $1,000, 90 Is GA
theway. ,r-
035,DSO IN honda 10 secure Tue national bank cir
utnOhllpu
circulation during the week End ny November
IA. S3, 1856 60; United States bonds held or cir.
,ul tion withdrawn during the week ending
Saturday, 81, 956 600, national bank circula ion
outst auding currency notes, S342,31I 90
sSid notes, Il al ,065. The internal revenue re.
GENTS Saturday Were SO ,95l, aud from Gus.
TOM, Sll2,g5S The redemption of M tional
hank notes on Saturday were Sll7, 90; total rul
tine week 500 600,
The Dsiiy Arkansas Gazette, orLittle Rock,
gives thii explanation OF the gtowth of tht
cotton seed trade since thu cluse OF the war
s'Refore the war tn cotton seed was TIE mean,
of constantly renrwi our lands 1t was the
finest fertil ger In the world, ShlpugaS IL wa,
returned to the soil the land was kept product
i've After the war II becams a nuisance 10 the
planter, because H. could II control he lauo,
fosprend II upon his land. Tie nee, other u,ei
for IL W no sought and iOnnd In The production
of oil Whe her the change will Prove u bene.
at 10 he cout try In the end or not, lie a prof..
lem the future must solve. In the meanlm,
cotton seed oil Is becoming more and u or
importuut a. an article of commerce Al
exchange commenting ON the above, says IN,
Gaz,t'e must not forget that the fertllil1m,
properties Of cotton seed arc inn rOVed by tn
extraction Of the oil,
The New York Journal of Com = erca dis
tusses the foreign trade of tho county In tn
following manner; AS long as the balance OF
trade Is In favor OF this country ard the flow
ofspecle Ia In this direction there can be II,
permanent financial difficulties in our marke
money TO owe tn crops snd meet the necessi
ties OF domestic commerce, and this may rails,
rates of interest and create an occasional fur
~ in thestreet, but only call TO remit con
on foreign account will will bring n real pr \
sure on our great financial corporations. Tn
month now unds review y esents a favorab
balance In our foreign tJade. OF the fifty mil
lions imported at this port one-third consiste,
of coin aud bullion. The IN ports o merChan
disc were larger than for any +, vious ct be
In the history Of the port. In former year
New York imported about two thirds OF nj
counlry, aud about 20 per cent of tn
for tgn rNpo u " ere cleared from this port
During the currcntyear these proportional W
been snltt ng Somewhat, owing To the rnpi,
gain In the imports and the large movemen
In specie. 1hu' IN september New York i'm
The whole country. And In the same mont,
There were exported hence s31,12l $50 oug o
only Sl,1Do, 1854 hr The whole untry -
that instead of atleast ton millions exc es a
exp r,B for SCI timber, As WAS expect 40 lll
returns showed tl,096, 10i excess of Import;
leaving the eNeess Of exports for the mn
months ending September 80 at $ii, 2il,sah
against slS6, Ole COT, balance of trade In our IA
vor for the corresponding period of 1879. Thu
includes the entire movement of mere hands
and tp Gle. We bring forward these totals I
the lat inst. leaving the Octocer figures fo
same for his purt From this statement IA
course IL trnde TO date may be very easily G.
umated sufficiently near for all practical pun
poses.
roRKIoN IMPORTS OF THE UHrTTD STATE
FOR 1880.
At New York All the port.
Nine months. ..... .s402 ,020, 22o S5si, 7eB, @,
October. ..".."." 6o,eb,SM ..........