The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-02
Tho Course Of Trade.

Business, as q general remark, Is quiot. 1t
D collecting day, and more doing In lhnt line
Ian la selling goods.
Getton ruled stead- ia hla market II wont
90 sixteenth In Liverpool, ard was easy In
New Orleans. Fusare gamblers had about
tho usual ups and 6Owns. The receipts
-ssnsanted to only l"1 balta,,lin Of which came
ever the Wichita. There was an actiyo in-
us1ary for middljngs at lO1{ cents. Holders are
s>st OF all au xlous TO soil. a good deal of the
ssesip pts coming In go to warehouse on stor-
sge. Farmers insist cotton Ii getting scarce la
-aths country, and tell of places where net
Lssk Is left
Assts are slow and lower 10 suIl. There Is
Ssrely cents difference between this market
AMI Kansas City, 1t is quoted there OF s16 t.
~ cents for clear smoked sides, and here 9k
to o., with rr light and charges cent. SO II il
close shaving, this dealing in IL.
-Hmxll lots of corn were Offering and 10 cents
demanded as rule, though As was asked hy
some parties for delivery during The week.
Oats are dead scarce and nominally held at
- cents. A few dealers have email lots.
Flour is firm at the advance, Shipments en-
route Will be held cents higher upon arrl-
alum and 90 80 por hundred for the choicest
grades. The stock In town Is ample 10 meet
tho demand.
in general groceries no alterations are
ordered in the quotations Dealers say they
arc as close as they can be made.
Poultry is in active demand. All offered IL
eagerly taken at the full market prices.
Wood is coming In more freely. Tho fancy
prices have s., led many Richmonds Ia tho
FELL, and 1t h.. decided downward tendency.
Kansas City Markets.
As many articles In whloh we deal ore gov.
erned by prices In Kaesas City, we make tile
following quotations frsm that market, ~ they
stood on Monday last, rs follows;
BUTrEE-We quote: Medium to fair western
l3@lBe; good western, I4lSc; choice western,
19@2Oc; cooking, liml4c; grease, case, fair
eastern airy, 1920; choice eastern uaity,
22@2ic; choice MlscOBBiu daily, 2te; choice do
creamery, 2SC choice Michigan do ne.
Eggs,
Offerings very fair and salesR little quiet M
70 t. &c. We note the sale NJ cases uucau-
died at 26c; 2 Gus es do 81 26c case candled at
&c, 2 cases do at go.
Cabbage.
Butllttle coming n and mar tet very firm
We quote home grown small to fair at $3.50
600 per doz good to choice, 7b9S5c.
Onions.
Market firm, We quote at 81 1891 30 per
bushel.
Provisions.
Demand very fair andprices steady on cured
meats. We note the sale In lots small orders
u to Nc higher 10, 600 lbs sides, $40; 20 OOQ
lbsl sides, So; 80 900 lbs sides, 75Ao 80 900
lbs b bacon, l0c; 20, 900 bssc hams, g{c 100
tierces lard, (20,40, 10 ~ 200 caseslard e.: g.
10Y l0ko, 20Oterces lard, sAc.
P0TATOES-Market slow but firm. But
little movement ON account OF cold weather
Home grown from wagons selling at 400 to
42hc per bus; Iowa Early Rose and Neshonic les
and Peerless, 42hc to 45c; Peachblow, 500 to
65c.
APPLES-Market firm, on account of cold
weather, but prices unchanged. Ben Davis,
winesaps, and kindred varieties, selling from
wagons al s0c@sl 90 per Dbl. measure and gem
stings 76@s5c per bDl. measure, Shipped-ln
Ben Davis, winesaps and the like, 81 256tl a.
per Dbl, and genetings and Romantics vt II 10
al 25 per bDl.
W0OL-we quote; Uuwashed- a
ac; fine l7@2Ocj coarse, l0@2lo; combiDg 28G
s7c; OoloradoRnd Mexican, 12@2io,