The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-26
The Course of Trade.

Re have had rather dull and unsatisfac.
tNy.time of it during the week. The dull
saasen Is here without mistake, but we have
Raidea that such a stagnant summer is at
kasid rs we have known tor five and six
ysam.- We have more money, and have a
gsa5 wheat, oat and hay crop now ready for
tbamarket, all of which will help along, and
t&sras is SUCH splendid corn
crtgs growing as against the sorriest of
Gha0ces at this time Inst year, there is a buoy
Nh and cheerful feeling abroad. Cotton is
ai.o ooking finer then ever seen in May in
the h.isory of planting in North Texas.
Meats have improved, being an average of
l-r'sigher than week ago, The demand
has increased for smoked % per cent, and
grsasky fallen off for dry salts. Yesterday the
sspcke was confined to few hands, but to-day
The receipts were liberal and ample stock in
town to ill orders. 1t closes firm and active
ut ~ is2c to SO for short clear cured sides.
HnDB,and lard have also ruled firm and ac.
tips; ihough they have not changed materi-
ALVIN values. We do not sell mess pork and
bUsliEle picked beef in this market.
T,s@ corn market has ruled dull through
out Texas hay and oats having ripened, the
peoSat are supporting their stock almost
exclusively upon them, and they
have either already or will begin
eating new -four this week, which will still
u,sr,, odvanced oent an Satnrdav wb;cS hss
bpea, pretty well sustained The stock in
toyr Is anita snail md nrdars on VOW
li,nb,J. "
NJ ,, :, H., d.. ,..., A.,
s,gpqa this mnrring ha.t;ra ,hn arst roao ;n
of Sa.v ,vhes, Tbs Mon SS.;G ,as not Laa,
rsnntcd iThay sTd p' NAV q, " Ss Ouo na
b,pheL with straw IA nst. hsra H. n'
ne>rnJ frnm town s,S w,, he so n"'e ~ u'o"p
e., ,nan,hs 10 coma '00-' Nv '''''
uynw NOW, bsr" Il lihor.l,,. oa.-o1 =, &C
nor ,Nn loose Fran; .uaann o'''' '"'''N ~ 90
ma aonr marLat has han, :, mn opa;
A;nn Tho s,onE b.s i'nan - IA ~; y" so,'' =
heavv Win nns,arn v n,ar,. ALL, Ii'o ~
5,,v,nv,sra arJ ,hn r.,, ,,n,, 's y u'' INV
be;ng harvested stoc. on bsnd oro
between two fires Ana hen"e retni dn"Iara
in the haht If oraar;n,, ,mor,,. ",'d o. .S;u.'
sacks at a ,;ne ro,t. Ia ,,o.snaa Nv W. ::
over e;ght nr IA, prioo p,9u ,. " I''.>e
se OK nov bn,dmal 60 s,,;n. sev.'ea "
hn,dnrl r;l,;n, w. ,,i.i., go lutos' WIN
i"t WINS wan,a3 R" '""V oi'e enp rotia
Tho rntos aro r.;,on ~ Aot'l 'i u, - ""nTu'
,nr,a,; ,uo "' S'''' ~ 0e'''i III Tue regular
H Cutrse bas baan - .bor 40. !, .ono n,,,
o tuo o,o u's oeea, r"'erF HS' III zone lhoegh
U q.1"oi, I've. D'"@'' so"us "ot0S Oh "h
Sssas. n nra ., ua"t' ,.. .,,e
,,sS -. auu 5grups rave ruleu hrm' ana
~ ooae,s "," secu'a.ors G,osey watching
Az ''oooeu''sS " Oo"Sres' III regard TO the
I'M ~ no,,
a,n "I Tns, n,a'Hr. Il u, se.y unsettled con,
Sra,,. J d"ai'r, A n CONTINUE weak and
',apgd H. u nr;ca d uos tne' leve oest TO
r",ssea 'h hv pa uuwu " lnss spring Which IS
pS.,on ~ p p;.olr M" oo Avery
49, r wU, te s;n"o VI .n1 -V'n, SAYS "lhe
' 80 ,i has s,neu 9Gr iast circular was
a.ro eSn n a. n'iueu iIehsely duii' Inc
s.0nges. eio " 70 inAushce sses' either by
aaon VI 'Ie onering OF Seemingly tempting
IVA ",n' n"s utmost lhVariaoiy tailed,
a., uealets nave become more o: less
o 49,. IN consequence; The decline in
a ;.sI" every o.ner commodity has had its
mh~suo'' parucuiariy upon those speculat-
orS Sos among the regular dealers. Another,
ssn@'2eanaps one OF the strongest influences,
. .roen .ne proposition 10 Congress to
ose1tso she Mrln on wool. While no one
s.poses ~, sh;y.nnng wili be done with the