The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-14
MANEyaAND TRADE
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DALLAS WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW
the DSt,l,y N ,je.,on ADJ i,r rrossp |
s,lsat .lTh. FhiI inGSrS'-m""is 1
aud Flour sieady-Couniry fr"i u
,mcp and General Gr6reries "
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Tho course Of trade for tho week ending TO-
day has boon somewhat opralic. " opened
with upusual ygor, became .quiQt tpYpg9
Thu8day, and On Saturday driftod INTO oil
mos-d dond cnni, III which, posItion n wal
found on Monday. On Tuesday there VIA
moro animation, yot the indications point
10 much los, busiposs tho present than last
week. Tie weather hw epglq19usly bppw
tinll NJ d siice our lOstreylow spring has doycl
opcd upon every hand with gardens and
folds now M cljthodln fresh grocn ycrdpre
The British and American cotton markets
have been IN II state Of Generalization, On
Frdpy they both went Oh, again foil oa Sat
urdpy, aud Monday md Tuesday. The
break was unexpected, and the decline has
been 50 axtra6riinary holders wero thrown
into oonslernation. The buls' have had
grand hog-kllling tlMe Of II during the
week, aud have not left mn ounce Of wool on
the hides of the bears II hns been m event
full wonlS amQug Tho dealers in futures, with
New York boyes mking in tho bottom
shekols of unsophstichted country bruins.
The, market closes to-day. unsettled, un-
steady and with values hard TO letormino
Cbrpbms unexpectedly held up 70 more
nearly Vhe fancy prices of early last week
than was anticipated. These rates were
maintained until Monday, when shipments
aggrcsoting 1000 bushels camo in, which
Ind u dDpressn. eiloct and tract, lots lost b
cents per bushel but store lots stood llrm
There was only ono oar received Tuesday
Kuli oh fupi a. md
hope that tho loss on Monday will be rocOy-
cred us soon MS stoclSs run down little The
quotations viii ba found below, n The der
lnand has been fair and the stock on hand
To-day by no means heavy.
Meats weakened toward the close Of last
week, and virtually lost 4. Concessions to
Kansas City dispatched rally Of
~ 1850 as against 7l5. Except in large
dash ,transactlon1, sl6 Is demanded 10 our
zlerket, with dry sals and other cuts in pro-
NDrtion. 81 tgeeC EEHtf
General groceries have been IN good de-
lanl.y a Louisians sugars have advanced
smother one lonth aud close very firm, both
Rnre and in New Orleans. Syrups arc also
vary lirn; and so Is coffee, The outlook for
.NNHO HIu''uV' hn huNhhVu uP'H ploeVHV wv
,ations.
The stock of d,ur in the city having boon
suffered TO run low, il has not been affected
sp the decline ia Western markets, last
weeks rates being asked and paid through
cut .ual Huy
Our wheat market has totally played out
lGd will not re open until the new crop Is |
Ctadled. This crop now promises TO be
IAe bost raised in North Texas in
~, score Of years, indeed
frlly. one-third mere than we ever produced,
And so nre all other crops most promising.
Country produce has been in somewhat
BETTER supply really only u slight improve,
raent NOTICED, We arc still without hay,
without poultry, butter and eggs in sufficient
quantities to meet the persistent demands OF
tlse city and the general trade, In vegeta-
AIes we are rapidly getting TO be better off. |
Oaly small amount of wool has been re-
eeived 50 far. II is in brisk demand, with |
tie town full Of keen buyers, and outside
rafes for all onered. II still has an adyanc- |
ing tendency. ~ "p. Hr lns Hm.h us |
Hides are not quito so strong in Northern
markets. Our own still stands upon the ba
sis of 10 gents for dry flint lhe receipts
have been light. p',... .'I',,a
Iron, nails, otc., have weakened In North |
mn markets, butss the manufactures hold
enough orders 10 keep them going for several
weeks 70 come, there is not much chance for
m Immediate break in prices to any great |
extent These articles have not changed in |
our market.