The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12
WOOL AND HIDES.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

Fine spring per lb., q TO 25c.; medium spring
per ID, 30 10 22c.; Mexican improved per ID, IL
70 lsc.: bury OF all grades. 70 &c. of
Hides-Dry flint sound and heaYy ~ 70 isc,
ditto light 10 to l2c. dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
light 9 1-2 10 l0c; wet salt TO l-2c green.
Butchers IL 70 &C; all damaged, wet OF dry,
half price. Deerskins, 20 TO nc; sheepsdns. %
Coates Brothers Philadelphia wool circular Of
The good demand noted in our last issue has
continued throughout ,he past month; so that
now the desirable woods are mostly sold ana but
a scant stock is left I'm the market. We are IN
formed that there Is a much better supply N tne
other eastern wool markets than there Is here,
and II Is also currently believed that there is yet
considerable wool 10 come forward from the
west II is generally conceded that the present
clip Is larger than ever before, and therefore
there must be a large amount yet 20 come for
ward. or aheavy stock in other wool markets, as
Il Il practically impossible Tor manufacturers 70
have already bought qp large pfoPo sre,oo o.
been high enough . induce growers 70 sell
freely. Present values and a very light supply
here now Offer shippers a good inducemeni %
forward their wOols 10 this market with pros,
roct Of satisfactory returns. All grades Of washed
and unwnshed neeces are wanted, but more g.
pccialiy the light medium and fine clothing ana
delain woods Low and coarse or heavy ana
DARK coiored woods VIII sell readily when owners
will accept the relative values a. which buyers
viii take them. Colorado and New Mexican and
Teras woods are closely sold ID. We have al
rsef- had samples Of ban clip. which are lighter
and eieansr than usual should the wool cor
rpsr,rnd IN condition Il VII bring proportion
efe i-lrice Manufacturers ar always cartr ior
Feft fan woods sfter they have been using TIE
Ns.r~ier eprinr w01ls. The late strlngeney -
Ire 11rurr market hEs been mainly among sfot
operators II has had no effect on markets for
merchandise -.
The f,urenu Of statistics states that the imports
Of hides into the United states are oecreasl1g.
riIfIe he 1enfhsr Imports are increasing mo
T1Iir rerIrf shows hat IN hides The valne o. the
frnrrfs f1r The first tine I'm several months show
4 e-rir 0rpr Iuiv lssl. While for the seven
rr0rfhs Ffnre TnruarT here "a sho-isfe a.
$500 --ifh lsrf wear Of 81 50 1fs in value. o.
rI--rr' 10 rer cent Esfimafing The value o.
- - a ~l-rE r-If - liberal When u r. re-
membersd that tie value given lucln1es sslns
ara crlis there Il 4 q shortage q 49, hl1e.
III addition 10 this 4 Erpea-s from ne exro-i
fru-es fhEf We have erported more c1rnes..c
fIfrs ffnr last Te-r me valnes being 49,
~ ne s.re1 r11Dths ri thifTe1r nEHl1si -. Z
a. - ne SINE TINE IN 1ssi- beng a1 lnrrease
81 f1s17n The re-trpprts - forclFn hl1es q
~ r0nfrEry. are 1css. ne frrrel bellg 1ls -
- 80 nrrlrrf s1r1 Sc fc- -. = clcreAss 2.
~ 81 1tis rfvss = ust incrense r t1e errc-is
-~rr la Tssr ~ s1rt.1el rlirt 1900 - ne -
s.-erse In fl- eErc--1. rlrel Do 1917 -
fi.e fI1e rrrr'r II .1e-ll7. ur 1..l9 tilss ~
- - va ft1 fri rerer lr1ntls - l1si
-rr- fr rr-rrt Nm ff-s 90 ~ 7tl-11,c1 ~ -
r l|rr1f rsafCre T1e rc1ral lrrres vi p
80 r-rrfe- ftrr tIi1 81 rl h-re lrrr-iec
1r-r1I~ I'll eI1r.sllts MS rsar- ru- - l--...1
= MI I'rs rr1il rrTE- n rIr1-lt-l1-- NlIl-
Trn.l 4rr-EE. A. tl1e4