The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-18

Produce.
Flour was moving quite active to- day, and
| Is very firm at the advance.
New Irish :potatoes are now plentiful
They are quoted at 81. % a 81 80.
Lemons are in good supply, and are quoted
tvs.
high holders are asking $3.50 to 81 per tox,
Eggs are more plentiful and slow to sell,
Ga q 10 cents.
Butter has teen in moderate receipt through.
out the week, and at the close was quiet at
l2x O 10 cents.
Cultivated blackberr!es are now plentiful
on the market, and are realizing 81. so per
bucket. From the liberal rece pts of choice
berries from neighboring farmers, 1t is a graft
flying proof that more attention is being paid
to fruit raising than ever before, and the pros
poets are favorable that In few yesis north
Texas will be raising enough fluit to supply
almost any demand.
Wool receipts have been very light this
week. Offerings were taken on the bases of %
cents for medium. at Abiltn there is In
stole l75 600 pounds awaiting shipment TO
eastern morke;s.
Wool continues to show quiet tone at the
controlling markets, and the arrival of new
wool exhibits some hing OF an Increase of late
Prices for the new clip however, have not
been fully established as YET. and the dealings
are mainly ! small lots OF old from store on
mail order account. The Bottom journal Of
Commerce SAYS;
The market for domes ic wool has been even
m active haD In our last and prices are
very firmly held. with an established advance
from the low est ranpe of Two or hree week
ago, especially on the finer grades. rhe sales
of domestics foot ur nearly 1850, 900 ID be-
ing about 800 00O lbs more than in our RE-
yious report. NJ ,nutactu ers are ready buy, RS
at full prices. Their larse operations woulu
indicate that they consider our markets as
Offering better Inducements as to prices than
1t will when tne new clip come in from the
Interior.
The sales of washed feeces are
about the same in amount az
last week. The Michigan and Wisconsin new
clips have / OF started yet.
Operations in combing and delane are very
limited, bel 'ess than haif those of last
week, while in unwashed aud unmerchania-
BILE there Is no change to note
The particular activity of this week 10 In
Californ' o W. OILS, of which about one and
| quarter millions of spring are reporte below.
doubtless mostly new wool to arrive The
range on spring is 2,@35c the latter figure,
of course for something excertional!y free and
ket In & liiorni4 la rennrted very firm and
brisk, with prices at 25@26c trr eastern Oregon
| and 3l@32c FOR choice n,rh IN California,
Pulled woods are very mu h mose quiet
with sHlts only about half as large as In our
| previou report.
The 81 les of reign are large and between
| tive and thu 90 times those OIL st week, with q
| llrmer tone. The foreign markets cOntlu ne
| firm and above the importing point on clothing
wool
The sales of the week are 2,1C2, ISL lbs do
| nestle and S9t,BIS lb' foreign, against G25, 800
| lDs domestic ana 33s, 300 lb1 foreign year ago.
The receipts comprise 0,0ll bales domestic and
| l, li0 foreign.
Hay, corn aud oats are in good supply and
prices are as last quoted.
The irst carload of new wheat was re-
ce!ved to-day 1t was raised by j. H. Long.
mire, of farmers Branch, this county. 1t
was somewhat shrlvelled and graded No. A
AT this writing /: had not been sold, so cents
having been bid.