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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-01-05

There seems 10 he diversity u spinion
in regard 10 the quantity 81 cotton IN ne
hands Of rruIucers- Some planters On BE-
inr intrrrornted assert that the cotton hns
nearlr al been marketed. While cihers
u,~irfnin there are Still larrs amCur-s On
rIarfafions which ar bElnE lid I1r Li-1ef
frnres Prom uhaf vt can r1tlcr Et inief
flIrf there "a stII IN TIE hands ~ planters
rrrr ar proportion ~ this Fe4rs crop -
- - trr1rIt - unrIet. ard that r1e-i
AZ III Il vii - fsI1 nnfI I1fe IN trt 80
IN. in hopes ~ Sill hieIIrf f'-icls n f1i-
rnrr renre' il rInElnz % ~ re1rlT Pc
I|.r19 81 fIe rr1r. the rs.I14rtt rns t1r- -
fs,s Err n 1arInafT uft-t1If q re llIl11-.t
- InnrteteI fuf rItILtr IIs VI ~ VI
M hrIf eno1 he r|Itser1 ..-sr1 remain.
- b. zen. Ter i 1rI1-1-trIT -
.''-.s' fr-atls rn11ttF ri r1.rr1 n re
l'rr.T. n ~ f~rtrrtrs. rLit1 ~ -
$1,000 f.--..'-I rrrlE|T n rrIr-s arr1nc-
IT, s.r.t m l.-i'f N ttIs rig. ~ 1---'1l
r-|-I.||. 80 r1r1 t1Is U1 Las -0trrI1r.
~i''1 ). -trrI SO t4'sI - tl.1r fII '-'-''l
RI. -.-.'r.I Il rc..rr =, a Lr1'. f'.'1
.....|' &.r - A. Inr11rT 4" ~t-t BILL
I'.|.1 :. I1..t1r-I rIII -II|II t1'I& 81 IIt
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DALLAS rnIcE cuRRKSr.


uar-osrk. Sos brighi elL From f,Dres--
rr.ifin. Bald dFrf sl04i5c bright fi69zi
iriziIt fTes On t1sr-l. ear. liir DARK. Sd
6EEEAE HfLt.r1-He qun,e ~ u q % q =
pE-dsn. s. PEI paper. refaik Wholesale N Z
d .rr the oil mill issse psr bushsi
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whe-..,s 1f-i, H. ,,.is 4ar i,-ta Hsrse - ~
NJ o. q a Er-rrE f.ri ~ lasil4a-H fl
f.frr 1I.r-ae y rrEnrrl I.l ~ 80 -rt
ftrsl.r sarrins 1|l'.f f1af rou. rT afirr rr1l-
rnilnn - ri ia -lrlf ln si'Ire - r. SAL .---i
IN rl.l1rs sflif-r flr f'Ir- fTffrlrir r. RS ~
Or r'|- slr.ri lar .trreTf. rt.r-rJ- .- e-ii
firfrr 81 -I-r ~ o. rri rIIirl7 - r. go
r.ls- IIl--1 III ~ T 81 g f.Hrt 80
ff--if r.f-.-r iIf itair s e. d. 'tr r. ~ ~
- ra q rasn ---fr ftr a. u Il rlrl-r
- --~.r-f atltts arr f1- . f-r .-I 81 lfrr
~ -. g. r-..-.fr rr- r.lr I..r.rt II .
r-sii.,r. rr,a -rl1r',.i = y q St1Es 81 q.
4 r-rtIrr 81 --- 90. - if'r-fIrI fr'l--s a1f
'.i-'- .-a-s .i-- 49, f-rl -'I-r' allr --s ere
--.--.l - =. . 1'.'a- 1,rr--r 10 rlr ta-.| Er1f-
f.'- - 4 ra.r s.I's-s 1r.l az rr-t llf.l
r-rr l11. I1l "a H- ~ r- 20
49, --r rrf rtI- o. te-sr-~r lars
-'..r 1,.- .-.r'i, ia.-f 1880 rrr esp 80
49, -. lrr e. rrr rra- - ~ -. .a'.r-.. f"r
- tr.t r'''t.s RI g. r. ~ = - fsIr
-flr r..lr. Ias-. 1rI 81 lfle0.a''I 1s'r-Ilrrs
r-1r - .-rrirel ~ j. eyre ALL ~r-1
..|r o. -.Ir'r ne q. f- H'r~r11 e. -r'
- II.-Ira--l . lrrII RI ts
-sI- ~ 81 r.. frrs. .''sf 90 -1r- r.. 20
r..I ~. $3.50 ~ f.'@.
Hrrr rr ID 80 DR. -
- .'Irr- trs.- - anlr 81. q. ~. 81
....-.s..-. r. = , t1.'s|
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sHAFTs-sfao poles. foal5 per doz-
BuGorEs-cirade b and spring, top, SOC 100 90
rDen f7uase 90 side springs. top. tlOlf1SJ 90
riie har siOos 10 90 phaetOns. e135dl50 A grade
eide spring. sifnG2D1 do phaetons. tl5On30o
PUMP seat hughes, si75@z5e platform springs
sifpF129 three spring wagons. ssOeBb.
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DALLAS ExcHkNeE AND co.'s
OOAMERC1AL

DALLAS. January z-Ihs wonderful a.
-r-.r1rnrr't Dallas has made In fhe reri
~rrr n Commercial pursuits. ne in-eass
IN her rrrIuIaticu. the r1m1e- 1n1 ir-
Irrref rh1rncier q BE- 1ns.ne.. nf'1.'s nrt
--s,.-I. ---Isrr,e4. ~ mi I1terInnrrI n
-I.1 !. ~ folIor ftrcur1rut t1t ffrsef|
--r~r Trr1rr Gre r1E InCrt1 urlrtEf -
..7.r''.-I f-1-r rI1|a1 tErr rI1|-e1 ~ t'tI
.''t iI+rr.I11 Inrrl.T n rt1I t.-1.f' rIIL
~ r. Ir1Ir1Ting i r. A. s-''1 or. A.
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The exchanges all over the country were
closed to-day, and we have no reports by
telegraph. The opening sales will be looked
dealers in futures.
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Cast 81 p.s hundred: strive. Is cents wrought
soc 70 q rer hundred. hasa g 70 80 per hum
drr-i eoispcr. SO to u 81 pr hundred. znc ana
cad 81 yer h'nfred-
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corresponding period Of last year, showing
an inorease 10 far this season oyer last OF
"a 600 Dnles. The shipments since Sepiein-
her ist amount 10 iyJ,rV bales, against Ia.
$50 bales for the corresponding months OF
last year. In the face Of the generally nc.
knowledged short crops IN Arkansas nnd
Texas, this Ia o remarkably good showing
The Republican says the cotton business Is
worth 10 81. Louis S25,0OO,OOO per anntlln.
II also states that the railroads make rates
so favorable that st. Louis factors, as well
rs the country shippers who trade there.
have had decided advantages over Memphis
and Galveston, and the indications are that
before the close of another year New Or
leans will even )se much other cotton trade.
As to what the crop of the year will be,
there is wide diversity of opinion. The
Agricultural Bureau, Bradstrcet's Journal.
and Latham IL Alexander state 1t differ
emily, yet still largely short OF last year s.
and private estimates are also largely di-
yergent, although it seems to be admitted
that the crop will be markedly less than last
years There has been some very good fig
uring, says the Republican, by cotton men
on tile crop, and following are two instan-
ces. Col. Shotweu, of this city, ciphers as
follows:
Total port receipts to date yesterday 3,1s1 Obs
Estimated stock in interior towns. ..,.... 45b02l
Estimated overland movement 35l0u
Southern consumption (estimatcd), iour 80 ooc
mOntnS.... ...,','...''...''' '',"u
Total deliveries from farms .....,......
Colonel Shotwell's conclusion is that if rs
per cent. of the years crop has been mar.
ketcd, the balance yet to come forward
would be l, 33S,921 bales, and total crop OF
5, 1856 ,6St for this cotton year of 1SSl-S2.
On the other hand, Mr.. Theo. e.. Meier,
one of the most intelligent of the observers
OF the cotton products and prospects, and
having important interests, in them as a
manufacturer, figures as follows: In the
has been received at ports by January /;
The total receipts to date were 3,132 45S
bales. Accepting this as representative OF
half of the crop of the year in SIGHT, and
multiplying it by 2, the result is 1894 GIG
bales as the crop of the year.
The following record Of the crops for the
last forty-eight years will show what the
increase in the production of cotton has
been in this country
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wheat here II 4, 2DJ OOO ccntals, corn. 0ls,.
600 contals; 1our, 10000 sacks and 400
barrels.
The visible supply OF grain comprising
the stocks IN grnnnry Ut the principal points
OF accumulation 90 lake aud scaboard ports
ana In transit by rail aud water December
"a, 1881, was as folio s.
ps Esq., p ,ss, IL p ,ss, ~
Wheat. bli ,...... J7,O2i6i7 5ss 2sesi, 700
Corn, bu. ..,... i7as2,t7 1902, Gs 1917 ,2l6
Oats, bu. ..o.,. 2.76il09 1889, 100 200, 10.
Rse, on isi9 9s7s is ssl f iSS ~
The visible supply of wheat il will be seen
has decreased $4,000 bushels, and corn
about $50, 600 bushels.
The receipts of grain this year in Cincln-
natl have more than doubled those of 1919
and are |, 500, S48 bushels more than last
year. The receipts of all kinds of grain ny
grcgated ID, 564 ,0S2 bushels in comparison
with 10, 097 ,o34 bushels in lS79-S0, II 263, 2I5
in 1880, Il, 1875 097 in 1878, S,77s,5sl in
| 1874-75. The shipments were 5,S56,920
bushels compared with 6,350,975 bushels in
1879 80, 5,022,59l in 1850, 44oS,6O3 in
I 1S77-7S, 2.716,S57 in 1S76-77, 2,5l9,2S1 in
! 1876, and ,570.759 in 1S74-75.
1t is calculated that Odessa magazines
contain million and half quarters OF
grain ready for expectation, and other
Black Sea ports an equal quantity. The
total is valued at 30,000000 roubles. Bust
ness is quiet because of low prices in
England and France.
In the last fiscal year our grain exports
amounted to $3.50, 933, IA; cotton, $247 $685.
TAG; provisions, $151, 52S, 26S; mineral oil,
SAC, 315, 500. tohacco $20,S6S, 1884; live ami
mails, SIG, 1883. 1t is stated that these
six classes comprise about tive-sixths Of our
total exports in value. ri
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PROVISIONS.
MEATS AND LARD.

MEATS AND LARD.
BAcoN-Long clear sides, Ike; short clear II vi
breakfast bacon ic
DRY sALT-Long clear sides, 1Ot{ short clear
10x
HAMs-Canvassed 10 10.
LARD-Terce 13c; half barrel 1Sl4c; pals
5 to 10 lbs I4c. 3 lbs. at AK.
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Butter and Eggs.
Poultry and Game.

Eees-Market well supplied. 20c per dozen
BUTTER-Northers,. 25@2S. Texas, 20@25c,
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Dry Goods.


PEINTs-Freeman's, 5K;Anconia. 6's Glouster'
SIX; Bristol, .; Greenwich, q Peabody, SOHO, o;
Lodi fancy, 5js; Harmony, 5h; Sprague, 6; Ham
iiton, So; Gochero, 6%;.Alen. 6.
z; Busy Bee, 7; Continental, s; Pocahontas,. 9;
Cedar Falls. III Greenbrier, Sh; Atlantic, S,si
Rockingham, SO; New Hartford x, ~; Hamlet
Mill. ~; Boston, 90, s; Linnwood, ~ o.
BLEACHEp DoMEsTICs-Barnsle g. Dover. g.
Commonwealth, o, 81; Morning Star: ~: Fruit
Loom, lO1i; Standard, TO- Chapman x, X; Al
toona ca; Elmdale, 6h; Sonora, G; Signal Is. 51s;
Just Ont 81: Paramount A. 6M.
HEAVY BROWN MISUNDERSTANDING, IN; Au-
gusta 8; Rocky Mountain, TX; Old Dominion,
Ga, Agawan F. 61s Collingwood, IN; star OF
the west, S3i Princeton, AZ; Indian Orchard, 81;
Park A 6: Buckeye, 81; Cabot W. TX; Lyman, I,
sHERrING-Lancastcr, 1o-,4; 2lc; Monadnock-
l0-k, q: Androscoggin "a. 27h: Androscog,
gin, l0-A 81 Lancaster. l0-I4 bleached, %; Low,
ell, 10. 4 bleached, 25 Sullivan, 10-A bleached.
80: Mon adnock; OK, 2l1f: Monadnock, 10A, Is
COTTON MISUNDERSTANDING AAA, l'c; DO
BIB bleached Is; Hugenot 5, 8; 90 bleaeheed' i, sc
Hamilton y. brown. 10; do +, bleaehed. y,
Lawrence, + +, brown, Q; Fremont D l.. 7h'
Nashua X, 1lh.
observation-disclosures Tx; Easton, 10; West
crn States, ST. American, SX3, pa; DO Ox0, 10;
Sheridan Sxs, sX; Mechanic SxS, s,
| DRILLs-Boot g. Suffolk. Sls: Adriatic 9H;
Laurel. 3: Rock Head, ~
TlcKING-Arkwrightl4 Amoskeag AGA ls7f;
Hamilton D, p ElInwood ~; Ocean; s; !ewet
City, ": Metham IA, l6 York, lax; Clark S
Stand. i21s Cords AAA, lG1S.
PLAiD OsNABURGs-0t,awa, 81; Georgia, ll1s;
Magnolia, TX; Atlanta, s. Tidal Wave, 9; Delta,
s; Hurricane. 10.
Observation-Disclosures "A, II: Monitor, .; BON
ay "a; Langley, ~: Long best Is; Bristol ga;
! Bunker ILL, TO-
CoTToN DUcK-ArkwEight fancy. is; Stark
gray l4lk: Bear Duck 500, 23k; Polhemns Mil,
| lOlf: Montauk "A. IS; Kirkwood Is.
KENTUCKY JEANs-lrving Doe, 42ll; Leaning
on 30. Montgomery 30; Glen Lock. 26h: Wood
land, 2egI; NoTwalks, 2nsaudusky. l5jS, May
brook II: Deerwood IS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 70; Rival, 90; Cumoer'
land 81 l0 Foxcraft IS: Farnsworth, 95.
/ Lf.fNGs-Ashland, l2H: GregrOck y. IL Be
atty, X; Blue Rock. 1915; Andalusia q. 10.
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Or the total, meats and lard, there was
exported in 1880 ,27S, 2S6, COO pounds, or
CO IL per cent, and in 1SS0-81, /, IL, 1857 1904
or 57.63 per cent. The total value of hog
products exported in 1880 was $50, 075, ITS,
and in lSSO-S1, sos, 794.231. In both years
nearly 60 per cent. of this consisted of bacon
and hams, and about one-third of lard.
Live hogs, pork and lard oil made up the
rest.
The exports of hog products from seven
Atlantic ports for the week ending Deem
Der 3, 1881, consisted off, 70S barrels ofpork,
of which 1888 went to the United King
dom; 90S1 .631 pounds of bacon, of which
4,153,737 went to the United Kingdom, and
S.139, 500 pounds of lard, of which ,507 ,S43
pounds went to the United Kingdom.
The provision exports for the year end
ing October 20, 1881, FROM seven principal
Atlantic ports were as follows: Pork,
294 1854 barrels, of which the United King
dom took 1057O7, and the continent took
IA 45S; meats 667 $50, 900 pounds, of which
the United Kingdom took 520,334, 95S, and
the continent took 13S, 54S, 224 pounds; lard.
32l So, oil pounds, of which the United
Kingdom took 104, 119, 7S6and the continent
167 ,4S4 ,601 pounds.
Special reports to the Cincinnati Price
Current show the number of hogs packed
from November to date and latest mail
dates, at the aforementioned places, with
com parisOns as follows:
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CoAL-Indian nation, IS per ton, delivered
CoKE--50c per BARREL
'WooD-Oak, hickory and ash, 80 so to GO rs
per cord Sawed stove wood Is retailing a: the
rates of 81 80 TO 8 per cord.
CHARcoAL-S5 cents per barrel
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Mess pork in Chicago to-day was weak
and prices lower The sales for February
opened at 10 fell as low 1852, then rallied
and closed at 1921, seven and half cents
below the quotations Of Friday.
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Coal and wood.

Molasses barrels, 81 col ialfbarreis 81 ~ kegs,
zoe; sugar barrels, 65; hahbarrels 49, hoop poles,
per 1000 So.
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wagon Wood worI,
Wines alDd Liquors.

= sroKEs-From to 20 inch. per set Xxx Sc
stwyp FELLoHs-lK to 2s. 81 rs per set
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ceiling. Joint w. Q inch cnp, boc 7lnch ming
lOlnL n M finch cap DO 06c.
DRAIN pfrH-s Inch. 100 per foot, ncb, NO;
. Inch. WhO; Inch, 4Orj 3 lficb, 6Oc.
MIXED PAIFTB-Rcady for Dae aud Ill oOiofs'
81 1901 NJ per gal All the listed and Tisrdard
makes are on sale by Dallas GealefA
WHITE LEAD-Htrlctly pure "a W.
liM,-Coopered, Anstfn,( 81 per barrel bulk
VI tOi Deiils0u TAR lots, UJc per barrel, 81 ~
Dallas, In l0ts. zoe; per buthel 2bc.
LiNsEED OIL--Raw, 69c;| boiled nc.
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CTRAYED-From me near the Fair Grounds.
y on Thursday the sth inst, one large grey
mare, branded mule shoe on right hip. and one
will pc paid for information OF their Whereabouts
or delivery 10 me at 0arrolton.
dlwAw-it-dl7 AF UARDIE.
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WIN. VIM, Sr., estrays before w. II Price.
one bay horse pony seven years old, IA nalds
high, branded circle on left shoulder: Old sore
on back and also same brand on left hip; valued
.tat atxrI p1f urS
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-One large bay horse
y 7years old. branded II on left hip. Any
one returning him to Stephen & Hargis' stable
will be rewarded uov22-U
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inc Deuyherty estfays before W. u ffiec. J
2 one 40 rel mare about years Old - L.
hands high. brand not iuieiligibis on l,ft shoui-
der: value .25. Onr mule hprse. about or5
years cd. is hands high. branded on iifl thishi
,-aIfta con
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A. u. uARDIE.

son. Justice of the peace, one iron gray mare Ia
hands high. or oyears old. and braided re on
the left shoulder valued at SIS
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Samuel Uhi cstrays before w. II I'TiSc, Justice
Of the Peace, one light brown crbsy anfc about
IS wears old IS hands high, scar on tnp OF mock
Value
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II. g. story. estrsys before Georgt kohsfir.
one brown marc mule. 10 hnads liga collar
mark whit, hair around meek, no brEni per
ceiv.ble about . years old value so.
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W D. Taylor estrays before W. II. Price, JUS
tice of the Peace one brown mare about years
old, and abou. "A hands high; branded on the
left shoulder Value 5l5.
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". W Slour estrays before ". u Eiwards
ono bay horse about Is ends high. WIZ both
hind feet white. blind IN lsft exc, no Grand;
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| A. Dorsey estrays before j. A. Lindsay sorrel
mare abont Is years old, and about AZ hands
nigh: branded dimly 10 GU left shoulder, left
! hind foot white, and white streak In forehead.
| Xalnn ST..
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strare1 ~ siclcn from Eest Dsias. one iisf.k
h1rse irulc and one t1T llrrr f'i.. ION
brurded 3 cuiI-nciei On len ehuIlinr. a
suitable reward vii o. PAID f0r s-iisi'l ~ IN
iJrInafi0u or dtiirefT 10 J. v - tEf
Lnr Chnnce Grurerr. E-si isillss.
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Taken up by Tell Darby and estrzyed before
W. n. Price, j. T., September Nn, 1881, ono
black mare mule, about l4}s hands high, aboa
shoulder. value $40
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FINANCIAL.

Fon the cnllghtenment of certain persons
,vbo stiil cling 10 the dcluslon that thc cur
roi, reno of tho country has been contracleu 10
Inc tS'y extent Of thousand millions or 50
l I some figures furnished by Comp.
trol iI Knox. The table shows the amount
of coin and various forms OF paper our r.,
rency In the country at diiierent dates W
t TO- nf Tho Director of the Mint, and the
e sad, of state bank circulation being
those of the Commissioner of Internal
Reyenue and the Secretary of the Treasury.
'rhe figures are as follows:
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f. d. Wilson estrays before Justice Price one
brown mare II hands high four years old
branded on left. not broke. some white In fore.
head and on the nose; valued at $50 one sorrei
horse, about ssvsn years old, about II hands
high, some white in forehead, not laanGcd;
alla.nl 40 4
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HARDWARE,
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS..

ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
Axes-Colhns', per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar.
pet uoLen, SEQ; Diamond kSgo. per dozen,
shovels and spades-Rowlands discount sc
10 per cent ~ -N
rubber belung-Disoount 50 per cent
NallS-hO0 rate,
Horse shoes-G25 per keg.
Horse acknowledgements. No. IAN, No a
SIS per box y WV 'N' "
lrOn-ic -ste,
steel--plow, 70; ,sy. &c; ros, lsc per pound.
sheet iroh-J ., &c; ga!ysnised, discount Is
skilles and lids SC per pound, sugar kettles
So per pound
TackS-ln boxes, lO0pepers, /. 50 par box.
per dozen, zoe F''A''
MattockS--per dozen, n.0J
II sealss,-Falrh'tnsS, discount y per cent.
Howe discount p per cent.
,o I'm plate Q. lgxlt per box, s OO; l. O.. l4I
y, per box, $40; lerne, l4XcA ncr b1v M.
Terne, 2OX1S, per box, l5.5O
Tlnware--p'cccd, discount 50 per cent.
StSnlged, discount 10 per cent
pound. -oo P''
Rabbit metallic 70 l5c per pound.
Bar lead lie per ponud
No. duck horse collars per dozen
Mames--two loop, 100 per dozen, three loon,
L95 per dozen 'NNP'
Back landS-three inch, /. rs per dozen.
Bnrbed wire--Sl, 0Gysc
The Industrial World, of Chicago, SAYS.
Mans are sui scarce, and supplies are obtained
with considerable difficulty. The current lob.
bins rate is 81 Is, with the usual discounts for
chsh ahIcar-loads with confidence that this
price VIII remain steady all winter The mills
are sttl very fun of orlers-to such an extent
lhat customers are very impatient at the long
ueIay experienced IN getting orders died.
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WOOL AND HIDES.
QUOTATIONS. To-Day.


FiAo spring per H., o to 2ic,; medium Shrine
per To-, 70 to pc Mexican Improved per Id /.
TO lbc.; bury of all grades. Alto 80. OIL,
hlueS-Dry hint sound and heavy 10 to lic.
ditlo light 10 to re; dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
hEnS ~ 10 lW; wet salt TO 7l.9c green,
bu.chors, IL to6G all damaged, wet or drv'
nall price. Dcersgins, 20 TO 22c sheepskins 81
Shearllu KS. = to lac
Walter nrownN Co, In their last Boston circu.
inr SAYS The wool market since our issue of
mv sN,n uitlmo mas been dnll and In generally
uhSausiaciory and unsettled condition, bu,
considering tho limited demand high rates for
money, me recent failures and common dis.
uust III TAKING only unqueStioncd credits prices
are hrm ana possibly stronger than under the
ally anticipated.
mo state election on Tuesday somewhat In.
Wricred with tho weeks business, and vet the
amount OF sales are only about 80, 600 pounds
Wss thsll those of the previous week, which is
Suhller decrease than was expected by many
OF tho wool dealers and commission men
flno Onto M and above ileoces have heon In
demand and their prices are strong At quota.
lions woods are neglected and the pressure
W move uhis grade has had weakening ten.
Territorial woods have sold freely at prices
within u range OF current quotations, and there
mas also been Nh increase In the sales OF Califor-
AdvIccs from abroad continue favorable rc.
porting the market strong aud woods selling nj
prices mat leave no margin for importation,
Inc state OF woolen goods trade continues yerv
unsatisfactory, aud reports indicate that M,
sales OF light weights continue so limited tina,
manufacturers are turning their attention from
hem to The making OF "hoavy wcighr goods,
Asa whole, when tho exception OF Xxx and
hpovo Nnlo nccce fnc Comhing and dclainy
EtaIcs, the market has been rather In favor Of
u ,nc ouyer and amy attempt to force sales would
hvwressllh'o reduction nom current values.
lSNNS,-lnuiVN northern glinq M Mace,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-16
BUILDING MATERIAL,
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS,

AC-bRl QGOIATlONes
ABIcK-At the kilns to $40 kin run.
sIoNE-At the Dallas quarres Sc Der Crblc
loot II for foundation; l6 for wall and Is toI
dressed front
LUMBEn--Yellow vine rough az co ue, 1lS
et over "a feet In length; 81 o.. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing g. IS; n ceiling
ceiling, O. 80: yellow pine
siding 81; white pine ceiling, 90 n hys,
common; white pine siding, first common, so So
ash and walnut flooring 500 per thousand;
poplar. dressed both sides, sos; rough wslnut
el2o 20 l5G Common doors. o. 50 10 90; sash, n az
TO GO as TO size.
PosTs-Cedar al2 So Boise dare, slG.
La HS--S3 50G4 per thousand.
:. ASrrR PARIs-Per barrel, slG}i So
HAIR-Per pound, 7hc
SalEdLEs--Y Yellow pune, IS 10 70 IS Whit,
pine, 81 30 to IS 90, Cypress No, !. q: M q
81 5G Nos, 81 rs.
CEMENT - RosendGle g 7b; Lnrsyilia, % 80
Portland, 96 90
DRAIN PIPES inch, l6c rcf iouG iach, oQc
men, %tc; inch, 40c inch 5Dg.
CEMEET tLuEs--6 inch, S71.c. men 40, 6inoh
ceiling JOINT IL; G inch CGl, slc, inch eilinc,
lont 81 70; inch cap do, COG
,, 4dXgp EAlNTs-Heddy for use al.t 81 colors
u lOGl % p9r gal. All the tested aal 4tSnlsri
makes are On sale by Dallas dcnlars
WHITE LsAn-~Snicty pure, ca 90
LlNE-Coopercd, Austin, W per bNrrsl: bnlr
u hE Denlson car lots g0c per barrel 81 rs:
Dallas To lots, zoe; per bushel 9je.
TuRPENTINE-57C.
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