The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-15
MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION.
CHE Embargo on New Orieans-What
At lN'ects I'm Dalias-MeRts scarce
and Advancing-Gener Gro
ceries and Country Pro.
duce Quiet-N0tes and
hf Quotations.
DALLAS. "Wednesday Afternoon, |
July Ia, lsSO.

The orders received by our freight agents T.
stop receiving goods for New ORLEANS does moi
affect anything we produce materially JUS
wet except oats We had commenced work
Ing oil our surplus crop upon that city, had
saado rome shipments anu were making
ready TO send forward more Us Boon as pos
sdbls. Nothing else OF any note is marketed
Ehere from North Texas In summer, and va
anticipated sending n great deal of corn later
IN the season, and still later hoped to II d
1.lat the best market for cotton, aud will do
mo II the Texas Il New Orleans railroad Is
.sompletei and arr permitted by quarantine
and rates OF freight New Orleans Is the nat
vial market for Moth leXas, but II mas never
Deen for tue reason We could not get there,
and have Deel forced b tci upon ~. Louis anu
dilicAgo AS 10 wuat we buy there Is anOthe:
Mnd deal moe extensive matter, II Includes
"a very large per centage Of our sugar, urGrly
all the syrups, aud quite all the
Bnolusses We u.s.. In addition We buy con-
siderab quantities OF coffee, begging, ties,
fruit and IN sce'laneous groceries in the
Crescent CITY The quarantine VIII be
Obliged to at once Ell OF, more OF less, many
ofthese and especially sugars and mOlasseS,
I or we cannot buy thum any where eSu so
che up. And henco all New Orle ms bought
goods are stitl ami few IRISH to-day and the
moment quarantine Is established they Will
undoubt dIy go higher. Later dispatches IN
dur paper may give the exact facts about the
Gsmsas City dispatched = advance
upon dry sail meat this morning
aud n refusal To MI orders
Immediately for any grade of moat. The stoc k
tn this city to-day is very light, and held
drmly AT the ext, Jne outside quotations.. 1t
%as Impossible Tor buye,s 10 get a hairs con-
cessiOh--hOlders religiously believing that
0lev wi get more In u few days than they are
getting now Following were the quotations I
~ A. rlFnI On At No. IA
@'Ihe market Is fairly active and higher We
note the sale In lois tsmall orders A9hc
Elgher); 10, 900 lbs b sidesat sci lOp, 900 los
> sides al $40; 10000 lbs . 3 sides N oAcj
.30, 900 lbs sides at sac, 5000 lbs blk bacon
at l0c; ~, TOO hams ~ lie; 81 les lard at
TKgS}sc; 81 cases canned lard GO ana 30 ID
sans, CHI Mt Di@s1so 100 cases pail do $50
auld lO-lb pals, en- at 09%4o, (Rohned lard,
10 clear, sll 80, Lard (choicel tterce, 7AS
IDsc, do do, 10 ID to 20 10 cans, 7JI@>isci do o
~ ID to3 ID pals, 99'$lc. Bacon, breakft {,
I01sc; do do, canvaesrd. l0[c; do sides, clear,
DC, do do, 10 Z clear SIC; do shoulders, ga
dkc. Hams, 20, lie; do sc, canvnssed, 10
y ldes, clear a 5, sA@Sisc Dried beet, NE;
cor ed beel per case OF dOH 2-lb cans, 81 %.
Aams and lard are firm apd unchanged, hut
are not IN much sympathy with the boom In
nbnt.h
Corn Ia Gardening" Texas fields.
siealer in Kansas was electrified this morn ng
npon purchasing dozen roasting ears
hia horse, He thluHs he won't ordei my
more nom mp there. one car was received
Lhis morning., which Will perhaps be the last.
It's held at J5WUO cents
Oats are uii aud lower, and the quarantine
l& aiusb NGN y eAuS Las nude them harder
~ sell. We quote shelled 20 cents per Dushei;
silt afl6 cent, per dozen.
Corn neal IS scarce at 81 IS per hundred,
aind NIL N town n id by miilers.
A few cars Of ucy Imported tlour have been
received since Monday, and several
SlOre iuyolCcd 10 arrive during the WeeF.
There was not much On sale to-day We
quote II Mt 81. lj@sS % and nominHlly firm.
General groceries are quiet IN thelt articles,
rhough there Is u fair demand for floor stand
ar! goods. Everything is firm and carrying
a healthier tone tnan for some weess past,
upd VIII grow more so as we pass under the
shadow Of the full trade. Merchants antiCi-
pate all manner Of merchandise to boom this
fall aud that higher rates will generally
prevsil than obtain now,
Country produce was rather slow to-day.
There WAS good demand for table supplies,
which were not found In such excess as usual.
Peddle's quickly saw this, aud were higher
aud st fer In their prices during the morning,
enough the weakened at noon. The quality
~ fuitH and melons Offering is simply splen-
did, aud never did the people of Dallas have
such rich and so many varieties offered tn m.
In wool and hides butter and eggs, there
was nothing new reported. They are about
in the ssmS positions we left them yesterday,
and tneir vaiues VIII be iouua accurately
suoted down bsiow,