The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-15
MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION.
Coften Firmer and BETTER Tone
corn Active and Firm-n~ats FIRM
-Yoinr rnsteady-heaIfir mer-
General Groceries Easy d'
vance i'm Horses and nulss.


DALAI fE4-4. AlArfiN+s4-s
kay -, lss1.
Trad. 70 dsy was shout As yesterday, ius
aodera,e. The'oresr trade sAa rA.be; hgs
st SPOT .,xn.sc,ions we're fully up 70 ID
average tOr toe dun season nov upon IA
Com was active and firm. There we're 4
rneipts. The ft0ek in town i moderate
Bulk in store hss advanced L
"a cents on The track 81; Whit
st0re sna track Two eenis more. In sscki
ars cents more. Tie eernsEd yesterday aI.d
;oday Ess unusu.lly heavy. the larger por.
uor going 70 the country, md great tes. .o'
rniilng
FiO.r was rather unsteady and with bold
ers paying sharp stisniOn 10 tie coming
new crop. II L hardly possible, hoSeyefi
for new fionr ~ make 8 decided impression
upon imported under fifteen or twenty days.
Il ylll be nearly three weeks before the City
Alills will be 10 sufficient stock - Tun 'r,l.
time. Thar full capacity Il 200 barrels pr
dsy. and. ofrourse, they VII seil sll they czn
make, and, a. ihey are grinding yeTy little
uow. ,hese 90 barrels Of home msnu-
EsctUre per dag will cgt If the importation
OF 400 barrels per day from our Missouri and
Kag.as friends, sud sid 10 Dallas and here
about. And then good insny farmers
buying -four to-day viii .lgy no more unti.
fur.ne notice. But there all continue 10
be demand for foreign made for al that.
hessS steady. Receipts, three carloads Of
tascu this noraing. Stock ample TO tho
demand The rates yesterday ruled s.t9s!
ta1 AZ
Latd L. 10 increased demand. No cnsrge
IN quotations.
Hams, active and good demand for plsin-
with few on the market.
The stock Of meal il light II developed
bullish feeling to-day for good ShlA
bolted, which was held firmly q. sl,aj FOX
ordibsry lots.
Oyfses and sugars are in steady demand 81
the quotations.
boiled.
Shelf goods nominal, with stocks in eK-
csss Of trade.
There va, no change In the wool situation
The recejps were small. Many producers
are tskibe the chsncrs and holding back
their crops. The Eastern markets are still
bearish. The ST. LOUIS Republican Of tie
18Th saws. prices unsettled and dropping
vet ali offerings meet res1y sale. Wequo,e;
Unwashed-tnsdium combing, 2sslg30c; coarse
aDi common DO, 24@26; medium, Is loS0c !;
coa,se and low do, % 10 25c; ligh! fine, - to
2gs heavy fine, 20 70 22c. rub-wsshed-
Choice. As TO 45c; meiium, 40 TO 45c; low
and dingy, 90 10 40c. AL bury, eottet and
dingy wool lower Of eourse; on bury de.
duc,ion oil g. 10 l5c per pound Is ma1e.
Sales In lots, late Monday and TUESDAY: %
SKIS ,ub-wsshed al i0c 70 i6lc; 50 unwashed
at 22lc TO 3llc"
Hides are in fair request and steady. All
offerings are taken upon the basis Of lac for
dry hint. ST. Louis quotes dry flint a! l3c
on the 18th.
Old hay has declined. New from
wagon loose sold on TIE street to-day at -
per ton.
Egg. scarce a. l5c and lie. Butter dull
At 10 and l2l c.
New Irish potatoes are 10 very limited sup
ply aud sell a, 81 80 per busbel.
Spring chickens are still held At 25c apiece.
There were few dozen hawked around town
to-day.
Vegetables are in ample supply and low in
price,