The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-26
WOODLAND HIDES.

Fine spring per b., % to 25c.; medium spring
per b., 90 to 22c.; Mexican improved per d. Il
to 49, bury f all nTns anS % be- Ssa U 70 to M
ditto light 10 to 12c; dry salt heavy, nc; oltto
light, . IL to 1Oc; wet salt to l-Zc green
butchers, 8 IL to &c; al damaged, wet or dry;
half price. DeersEins, 20 70 nc; sneepsKins' 20
SOC :shearlings. + TO l5c.,
The Boston Commercial Bulletin: The. wool
market has been affected by the failures oil TWO
or more woolen-mills, one of them IA large one
Sales of wool this week, 1,!046OO pounds,
against 2. $685. 800 pounds last week, and 249''oeO
rounds the corresponding week last year
The total receipts of wool at Boston since jan
nary / 1852, have been 354 207 bales uomesuc
and l6 SIS bales foreign against 339 1913 bales DO
nestle and 80 57i bales foreign for the same por-
tion of 1881 an increase OF "a 42i bales OIL uolneS
tic and Il, 800 bales foreign or $50 oaes IN al
The total reported sales of wool in Boston from
January J., 1sS2, to the present time nave been
96 26l g55 pounds, against o. l25,g1o POUNDS LOT
the corresponding period of 1851 an increase oil
l Ms1Eer 4 Avery's Boston wool circular is as
follows: o.,. "A ,v;soo,,s,,
and other parts of the west are hrmer III 'he ld
views as TO the values than amonth ago, the
present condition of the eastern MARIE Us cannon
Be stated as quite as strong, and very hkely
| IL western owners were not as sangulne
II lower f"e' under the adverse influence
| of the weather, (Which has dis
turbed the wooden goods MARKET, and the ex-
/ treme sLrlDsenCy ln lAS A4VnSg 80. - = Y -,
several failures were precipltated causing loss
| OF confidence and stricter scrutiny OF creulls.
| However with all the depressing influences AZ
work an avera- &c amount oil wool mas oeen SOC,
embracing all classes, at scarcely any REDUCTION
in price ..,,,,. On ro,a
For clothing grades the demand has ruled
pilucipally for fine unwashed and choice washed
wool There is possibly slight diminuuon IN
the demand for medium grades, and coarse
weols are in very light supply.
| The Immediate future Of the wool market Is
dependent upon the wooden goods trade, which
inst at the moment is not in the very ht 81 shape
| but the auction sales and discounts advertised
/ NAV prove Of benefit TO the market and produce
| A more confident feeling sooner than Is antlci,
| pated II would be very strange II the genera
prosperity Of the country could not be shared py
| woolen as well a. other trades.
Texas woods owing to their relative cneap,
| ness continue In good request wiinout any nm
The new fsii woods are being bought In Texa'
AT figures. which appear too high, but may ps
sustained by their improved condi,on. 20
enough. however, has been received 70 oe'er
nh The domestic receipts during the month were
Nv rail. $50 bags; coastwise, san Francisco
| 2i75 baKs New Orleans. 1884 bars; Galveston
$40 bags; Albsu5, I77 bags Boston, 81 bags; w
/ nan. 81 bags. Philadelphia IS bags whining
ton. bags. Georgetown. bags -, q.
| Imporfafions as reported are: Hull lst
bales Narreilles, I, $50 bales Ltrerpo0l y
balet: London. 14s9 bales; Palermo. 5l5 bales
Il GLASGOW. ga bales; 1quique, 80 bales: havre
Ia bats. Cane Town. y bales RIO Janeiro.
bales; Shanghai. ~ bales LeghOrn, Is bales