The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-25
WOODLAND HIDES.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Fine spring per ID, y to 26c. medium spring
per ID, 20 to pc; Mexican improved per h., IL
to l6c.: bury of all grades. to &C. oil
liides-Dry flint sound and heavy u to 40;
ditto light 10 to l2c; dry salt heavy lie; ditto
light, IL TO Ice; wet salt to 7l-2c green,
butchers. ia 70 &C; ali damaged, wet or n dry
half price. DeersKins 20 10 &c sheepskinS rs
5OC !shearlngs. to l5c
The Boston Commercial Bulletin. The wool
market has been affected by the failures of two
or more woolen-mills, one of them large one.
Sales of wool this week, l,7ot600 pounds
against 9 5SS, 800 pounds last week aud a,igI, $50
pounds the corresponding week last gear.
The total receipts of wool Al BOSTON since Jan
uary |. lSSs, have been ISL, 9O7 bales domestic
aud 1858 bales foreign, against 9!a 1893 bales do.
meStc and 1851 bales foreign for the same por-
ton NJ 1881, IN increase Of ~ i2i bales of dOmes.
Tic and ,a9H bales foreign. or IS 723 bales in ALL
The total reported sales of wool In Boston from
January !, 1852, 10 the present time have been
M26lg15 pounds. against YLls5975 pounds for
the corresponding period OF 1881 an increase of
= dlj pounds
Manager u Avery's Boston wool circular is as
follows:
While holders of woods in Ohio and Wisconsin
aud other parts Of the west are nrmer in their
views US to the values than amonth ago, the
present condition of the eastern mark, Is caunot
he stated rs quito us strong, and very likely
II western owners were not MS Sanguinc
as they arc prices generally would be
lower under the adverse influence
OF the weather (which has dis
turbcd the wooden goods market, and the OK.
treme Slringeney In the money market by (which
several failures were precipiated causing loss
OF confidence and stricter scrutiny OF credits
However with all the depressing Influences nj
Work, hn nycra.c amount Of wool has been sold,
embracing all classes, AT scarcely any reduction
| In price
Combi,g woods of all grades continue in good
| request
For clothing grades the demand has ruled
| principally for fine uuwashcd and choice washed
| wool There Is possibly slight dimlnution IN
tue demand for medium grades, and Coars,
woods are In very light supply
The Immediate future of the wool market 1,
| dependent upon tho wooden goods trade, which
INST al the moment, is not In the very best shape
| but the auction sales and discounts ADVERTISED
may prove of benefit to the market and produc,
more confident feeling sooner than is antici
pated. ltwould be very strange II the genera
prosperity of the country could not be shared b,
WOODEN rs well MS other trades
Texas woods owing 10 their relative cheap
moss continue IN good request without any ma
The new fall woods are being bought In Tcxal
~ ngnros which appear too high, but may h,
sustained by their improved condition. No
enough, however, has been received TO deter
mine this.
The domestic receipts during the month were
NY rail, $50 bags coastwisc, san Francisco
St'l bags; New Orleans, LISA bags Galveston
siO bags; Albany, III bags, Boston, 81 bags OK
| dominion steamship company, 50 bags: Saysn
nan - bags Philadelphia, rs bags Whining
ton bags; Georgetown, 5 bags
impor!ations as reported are; Hull i,at
bales Marseilles, l,sss bales Liverpool l,6s,
bales; London, l,is9 bales; Palermo, b2s bales
Glasgow, Ss bales; lquiquo, $50 bales; Hayrc
IN bales, Cape Town. 72 bales, Rio Janeiro A,
bales; Shanghai, ~ bales; Leghorn, is bales,