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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29
WOOL AND HIDES,


Wool is coming In slowly and upaklv ou 49,,
small clips IN this section ofthe state have fon"S
market l'riCes have declined n lutte in SYM
palhy WIN the markets In the east, The .e,as
' WOO. Maue mas assumed larger proportions this
much improved. Green hides are I'm drma"J
anu especially heavy ones Light dry hides
command regular prices, but are no, song IN AZ
Ter as are sreen ones. Quotations below are The
ruhns ngufts In this market
49, QUOTATIONS TODAY
Fine spring per ID, ~ TO IS, :; medium snr,n,
per 10 ~ To S!o. Mexican improved per Id ID
To Ice; bury Of all grades. 2 To Sc on -
muSsLbry flint sound and heavy 70 to iac;
light 10 TO lCc wet salt 7 To 7i.2e. yrrn ,,'
butchers b - to C.; all damaged, wei ar drv
half price. neerskins, 20 10 nc: sheepskins &,
bvc; shcatlings s To l5c. -
Manger \ Ayery's monthly wool circular SAYS;
since our circular OF July 18Th, the marker Ia,
continued steady; tho sales have been of yren,e,
volume, but the Increased business has bcen
nrou.hi about rather by the effort of sellers
buyers The demand rs before has been m ain.
~ Tor the fine medium grades OF which mc
storks IN market are quite light The low val
ues OF common and quarter blood has pronahiy
Wmpled consumers of these grades 10 antIcinat.
Weit wants, and W. note large increase I'M In,
saes OF 'hese qualities duriog the period under
For stepled woods the demand has boon scpc
RAJ Tor all descriptions without any change IN
| prices e' /"
The wooden goods market white promising
healthy demand does not encourage mnnuiSr
,nren 10 expect the slightest improvement n
| prices IN ONO the woods are moving y,r,
slowly IN the other eastern states bu, ,it,l,,
wooi mas changed hands, but remains stil In IN,
control OF local dealers ''' !" '''
kpitomited-ihe past present aud future nj
we WOOL market seems 10 be that rices w,r,
| raiu lot Wool above Its relative value all owe,
mo west IL Ia being sold without prout an,
.ne prospects OF an early advance, elcept a,
special quantities IL very small W
hstM wools have sold very fairly at currcu,
| .ses Ihere ha. not been much margin Ia
snlppers, but the Losses have p obsbly been a,
s s as on ANY claa OF wool this season. Price,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29
HARDWARE,

:, fRw years ago the wholesale trade in this
line In Dallas Was very light-tO.dsy II is one
OF .he most prosperous branches OF business In
Dallas Heavy stocks are kept an hand at all
ZINES ZINES ana The trade IS supplied at prices cor
country The sales of building hardware have
been very heavy during the entire season, and
shipments, particularly 10 the west ern counties
OF The state, continue to be large.
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
Aaes-Callins, per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar,
per dozen, 500; Diamond Edge per dozen,
100; Double Bit 900.
shovels and Spades-Rowland's discount 30
Per cent; Ames list steel goods, discount 40 and
10 per cent.
Rubber belting-Discount so per cent
Nalls--4.76 rate.
Horse shoes-6.OO per key
Horse nalls-NoFthwesIoru No, 7, $50; No. s.,
5,25 per box.
lrOn--iC rate
steel-plow, &c; lay, &c; cast, lsc per pound.
sheet iron-3 b, &c; galvanised, discount Is
skillets and lids, Sc per pound sugar kettles,
DC per pound
sad irons-i l.2c per pound
Iacks-in boxes, 100 papers. | so per box,
per dozen, 800
Maltocks-per dozen, HOO.
scales--Falrhanks, discount Is per cent.
Howe, discount % per cent.
I'm plate-l e., luNli, per box, 500; I. c., liz
~, per box, 500; Fcrne, l4x2O, per box, $50;
Ferne, 2Ox2s, per box, 1850.
Tinware-pieced, discount so per cent !.
stamped discount 10 per cent
pound. -~ '''
Bah Bsbeit metallic to lSc per pound.
Sar lead-7 l.2c per pound.
No duck horse COLLARS on per dozen
t25 per dozen. N''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29
QuEENswARE.

BETTER stocks OF .Queensware for the whole.
sne Trade are now being kept by dealers In This
other countries have Increased until nalls, MN
become to DO regarded az a arst-class whelc'
saling city In this line OF goods, selections Arc
maue win great carr and sorted specially for This
,,,s NV inc wares are packed In small crates
LOT 'ne convenience OF small dealers priecs
mere arc guaranteed as low Ms In any other rl,v
IN ,ne country. The following are the niiny
prices Tor \ few articles in this line, 's
Assorted crates, 90 to IA
Tumblcrs. $50 70 N.V0
s,onewats Per Looe gallons, eiooo
hAmps-b' H. n.'S q. H., tl6o CAT rs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29
LIVE STOCK

CaTrL. are coming In very slowly aud barely
snuicicnt are offered daily ~ supply thu Ioca
uemhnu Az TINS season vi the year tho arrivals
SHOULD DC large and considering the abundant
saas ON NJ me ranges, should be fat and
smoolh. Prices have advanced about A uuartrr
OF cent since last report Mutton sheen are
Also becoming scarce and are eagerly taken II
ntteu Tor the shamhlcs Veal calves and snriny
nNI nave entirely disappeared from the pens
an S sun good enquiry for horses, mules
anu ponies, ana prices are verv arm
O'pAY q QUOTATIONS,
bxkv CArrik-C orn.fed, none
hARRxS cows-Fat 2l,epS cents.
sHirriso-sk9SS cents
srccx-pcr head, syelSia
MICH cows-wiih calves. e,ssas4o
srRiNaxas-pcr head, SiOa,San
Hoes-Corn'fed, 5epSS cents; timber fat Ana.
stock. 2k@S. 'se "~s
suaassur-.sNyu,son, sy@s. cents; stock, per head
harness, s,soesNS livery harasss I ssss ,ssnsy
farm, SSselaA ponies sisGSsso '~''''
Az, auLss ~ .s heavy slasSsso medium Sou
p, Tho ri,.bn,sh s,ocimsp Of a late date SAYS,
rrlmo Fngnsh store lambs have brought IN
recent sales In the United Kingdom The eo, y,
round price Of sllesN head. Sixty wears es sso
we ruling price was about 81, rs 4 head. n cnn'
lras! which british flock masters can NOT hui ~
gay WIN Keen satisfaction The improved
markets Tor storc sheep and breeding sheen In
England ought n'hsye a sympathe,ic b,ncAc,a,,
ene,t ON the trade In the United states Their,
mas bcvh a marked Improvement In The Situation
over ,hcre In Me last few months, and no"l'
,n.M r., sovm TO be more hopeful aud confident
hun 'ot several years They certainly have
solid grounds for cnrourarcmrnt. AMI NAV N.Y.,
oe congratulated on the change In the out,oot
uoes not seem reasonable that such "A reaction
should long continue without doing some sooI
U sa ,n, sue Si me Atlantic. There Is, at least
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29
sADDLERY AND LEATHER.

DALLAS to-day has nine saddle and harness
Establishments, at least -four of which are on an
extensive scale, and al doing prosperous bus.
mess. The number OF SADDLES and the amount
OF harness manufactured in this city exceeds
inai o' al other cities In north Texas combined.
.E.,as saddles are more generally used among
cattle men than any others. and It's harness has
u reputation Coextensiye with the state. Ship.
menS are made 10 nearly every town on the
Texas " Pacific road west of here as far US Ell
faSo, and south To San Antonio Large amount,
are sent 10 New Mexico and the Indian Territory
Ihe facilities possessed by manufacturers here
enable them TO sell ut lower prices than other
points, for they have all the latest improved
machines, and purchase the entire products of
several uuneries. Leather is an important
branch OF this business rs are sAddlery and
shoe-makers' findings, and they are sold nj com.
peting prices with larger cities, no, estimating
ireightS.
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
soLs LKArHKR oAx-No, /. Sges4G No, 2 81 q
hxMLocx-Best buffalo slaughter, So good ~
oest Matamoras % No 2, ~ good damaged, "a
YAK HARNESS LSArHxR-No, !, S6GDSsc; No. 4
HkMLocx-Prime. IS: do good, ss; do No. 8 500
FRENCH CALfsxiN-sl % to / 70 according To
| PAiLADxLrHIA OALrsKIN-No. |, 81 10 to a5
DO No 2 81 ~ 10 l 10
fhiLApElrhtA kIrs-No. l, SIC to 81 10. &C.
cording 10 weight
snsEr skiSs-Topping xxx per dor, $40 0,
Innings, white, XXXX, s. ~; R,issets, d TO 4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29
BUILDING MATERIAL,


BrrrER facilities are offered lumber dealer.
here for receiving their supplies from the mills
lhah In former years, and the consequence Is
mat stocks are large and we'll assorted, notwith.
s@h haaiing the heavy drain made upon them for
ouudlng purposes in this city. Trade 10 the
country ~ better than In any former season.
our BRICK kilns are still enabled 10 supply the
SrYWihg demand made upon them. but how long
ms ms may continue is yet 10 be determined The
Shipment OF doors sash and like material Is now
very heavy. There have been heavy sales made
20 the west and other directions OF paints, oils.
liihe anu cement and the orders are daily in.
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
BaloK-At the kilns To SO kiln run.
sloNK-At the Dallss Quarries. 81 per orhie
dressed front
seS oTal "a ss Nv pine gTs g Is per 100
dressed or nooring and finishing, g. rs; \ ceiling
" ceiling, s. So yellow pine
siding W. white pine ceiling, s. rs 6rst
common white pine siding, FIRST common, s. So
poplar. dressed both sides SIS; rough walnut
70 % IN to size. "
fosrs--cedsr, sl2 so Boise arc, siA
LATHs-SS 5OG4 per thousand.
PLASTER PARIs-rer barrel si(dI So
HAIR-Per pound, IKE
sHINeLEs-Yellow pine, IS 50 to 4 rs; white
pms y Soto o. Cypress No. /. S.; No 4
Dt CssESr :. . ROsendale, 50 rs; Louisville, s 50
DRAIN PIfF-s inch, Ice per foot 4inch, Nc
lnch, S1to; inch +0c; inch 6Oc
UkaENr tLuEs-6 inch, Size inch 4Ocs inch
celllhg Joint u; inch cap, SOC; 7 inch eilinv
Joint VI rs: finch cap do, 6Oc
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and all colors
VI iVSi % per gal All the tested and standard
makes are ON sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LkAD-Strictly pure, q so
LlME-tOOperel. Austin a. nor harraI, h,,l
81 So benson car lots, Soc per barrel 81 Is,
Dallas IN lots. dc Der bushel 25c.
TCRPESTINE-S7C.
, Inc New York Commercial Bulletin states that
There are upward of6 0 lumber dealers In thai
city, " 'A"'
The Ray City Call says. ss 50, 81, and s3s wero
ihs,hghres given yesterday by manufacturer
III TINS city to Chicago party on OOO COO feet OF
lumber To be cut, ON which a refusal was given
for one week. a
Ihe Saginaw, Courier has the following: The
situation IN the lumber trade continues satsfac.
Tory, the demand for lumber continuing with an |
lhaaequte supply of the better grades offering |
sales were reported yesterday of buO 900 feet AT
'iSoo straight and S0U0)O feet at So 25 for shin.
ping culiS 1880 for common, and y3S for L D. |
perS This does not indicate weakness
ne 81 raul Pioneer Press says. Ii IL gener.
ally conceded now that work at all the Chippe.
va valley lumber mills with a few exceptions |
WIZ necessarily be suspended by the middle of |
in consequence of the SHORTAGE az |
logs. This viii close the saving season AT least
SIX weeks earlier than usual and will no doubt
uIlng somvthlhg To bear on the present prices of |
umher The mills have made aSplendid mann
ac'ory record, and II is to be regretted that tho
'hWinE season when the lumber market Is boom |
ne 10 high, is to be SO short
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

- VNAiN AND nNfAnSrVfls.
the receipts OF grain to-day We're not heavy,
but yet were fair, There was more than a
usual amount of rye offered IN tho market
which was readily taken hy dealers. one or
two wagon loads OF barley embraced all OF that
loads OF wheat taken at the mills. The rains of
the last few days have greatly inierfercd with
receipts OF grain, owing 10 the condition of the
roads ltsnYw belieyed that corn will com.
mand good prices, ard parties are In this city,
endcayoring to purchase Tor October delivery,
Our, grain dealers declined TO furnish twenty
carloads " u cents for delivery on the ears by
the middle'oi October, anticipating wet weather,
country Prces III this city are iirm at our quo
tations,
ro-DAys ouorSrioNs
SSS Nicsraaus rs to soc, s'""'
RyK-firm 81 20 to 15o
BAnLnY-60 to CSC.
NILIEr sxxp-,S 10 LOO German mi,let {, IN
OARS 70 $50 fot spring; Us 10 400 for fall IN
sacks, cents additional. -
Oonx-7cc TO 7sc Kansas, In sacks. Csc. TO N.oo
BsAS-wo quote at miils 7sc; in .,ors sack,
!Ioyn-we quote City Nm. a. sollows' XXX
0b6 xxx, RS& extrS sSlS; Magnolia Iis'
iNronTKD FLops.
xXXX, q, SC@tSCc Xxx. a. 10 Xxx, ,st SsS ~
Corn meal per busnel, u ~,
0rahAm nour. per hundred, 800
scnwAhAchEa y HiRseH's last New Orleans
circular says Thus far this week the trade In
grain and feedstufs has been light owing
chiefly 70 their scarcity a. the demand hN,
ruled fair Much OF tho stock on salo, specially
Of Texas oats "a OF inferior quality and Of ur.
understandable character. Stric,ly choice, In ,ooJ
condition, either for feeding OF 10 10 held foI
seeding purposes would sell freely at 81 10 $40
while .choicc western oats, lately arrived, hnyc
moved or readily MM to b,G fast AZ landed
~ snort. there Is = good demand for strictly
choice grade of oats. and none other can hons,
70 mud q market herr, except at large rcdur.
lions undcr regular prices.
No. 2mixed western corn IN sacks has been In
fair demand. and sold up 10 NJ, but this price h
not expected To- hold long, as recoipis mon,
Texas arc nov Increasing, and white some OF
this latter stock hes not been IN dry condition
short time moro will suffice 10 give us this ar,
In 2 sound state, whoa u steady Inquiry will dc,
velop for II at null prices I77'g1 -
Wheat bran In sacks 10 steady at SIC.
Hy--scArce aud wanted; choice, g., 10 S,s
prime, ~ 10 ta6 per ton, =
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29
DRUGS,

NOTWITHSTANDING this has proven to he one
of the most healthy years ever experienced in
north Texas, the drug trade of Dallas has i'm.
proved month 10y month"; and extends TO nearly
every other city and town in north and
west texas. Wholesale dealers here promise
TO duplicate prices Of any other Wholesale citv
west OF the Mississippi river.
TO-pAY's ouOTATIONa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

To all requiring an excellent tonic, com.
posed OF natures own product, and mos,
lnvlgoraung beverage, We cheerfully recon.
mend Lemp's extra export Beer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

CHICAGO dispatches state that while II is gen.
orally conceded that this win be an OH. year for
corn In the old corn belt, the southwest, II 70.
ports be true, will come up with hcapng lAp.
ful. The purchasing agent Of tho Iron Noun
tain 4 Texas road, who has been taking notes
through the states OF Texas, Arkansas and Mis-
souri, to determine the facilities that road will be
called upon to furnish IN moving the corn and
cotton crops reports MS the result OF his invest.
cations that Texas will ship 20Oo0ooO bushels
Of corn, Authorities In this state place the sur.
plus at so 900, 900 bu.hels Arkansas, i0eC0 COO
bushels and Missouri, which last year imported
have about tina, quantity 10 spare for tho outside
world.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

THERE Ia already. a demand for grain for seed
ing pnrposes Orders are being received fol
ia, 4, req rus. proof oats and for barley and rye
coming scarcer GU the market avid me If IN,
dealers In this city are receiving rye from ,h,
n Tln IN anticipation Of the demand thai III
follow oi soon for seeding purposes. Seed bnrley
, Ml shortly DO In demand, as there win he m
incrensed acreage Of II sown thl, fall Nilia,
seed Is plentiful and there win be mi. d, M,,e,
!or II until carly In the spring. "'"'"''''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29
COMMERCE AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS. August Is The fall trade may now
be said 10 be fully inaugurated, aud the whole
sale trade OF the city Is larger than ever before
known at this season OF the year The snip
ment Of goods are directed TO more distant
localities, aud not n day passes In which new
faces are not seen ut the prominent Wholesale
establishments purchasing goods and laying Ia
supplies for the fall trade Our Wholesale
dealers are acting wisely In working their goods
down to n figure corresponding with those In
cities which have heretofore commanded
the trade OF north Texas merchants,
and country dealers are rapidly becoming con
yinced that they only consult their own Inter.
est by making Their purchases In this city. Our
dry goods aud notion dealers are only too anr.
ious To duplicate In voices ol other cities, ~ say
nothing OF freghts while In groceries this Ia re.
gardcd by all who have Investigated the market
~ the most advantageous in prices IN
the whole country. The cost Of doing business
In Dallas Is far below what II requires In larger
cities where rents and expenses are enormous
and our dealers seize upon the advantages thus
offered them 10 extend their trade. A few
years ago only the smaller dealers
bought Ia Dallas, now the largest houses
In all tho country round about recei w
their supplies from this city, The boot and shoe,
hardware, drug. saddery and other wholesale
dealers, speak Of an enlarged trade, for one
ehecting all others. II ~ gratifying To know
that the iruiton of the hopes of our wholesale
dealers In making Dallas the great commercial
mart OF all north Texas IL being realized NJ
rapidly ~ could be desired
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

AMONG the visitors on the Exchange to-day
were Mr.. Charles Fox, OF Fort Worth, and Mr..
furgerson' OF Dangcrnold, Texas. Mr., furger.
son was so well pleased with DALLAS that ne Vim
remove hithcr and engage In the grain trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

TnR reports OF the grain market In 81. Louis
to-day, as received on The Exchange In this city,
show sharp decline In all the cereals. Wheat
~ TO 9S; September wheat W Cash corn IA.
bid, September, nv, October, GSi.; November,
OF; year, bgli, Cash oats. % to 3is. September
oats, 81 cents.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29
ON CHANGE.


The transactions on tho Exchange to-day
were not extensive, although some business
was done In all kinds ofgrap Its 10 be- regret.
ted that tho weather has not permitted
the corn 10 mature and harden. and that |, is yet
too soft 10 shell aud ship, Parties are here from
ST. Louis who make liberal offers for corn IL IL
can be shipped by the middle Of October. but
dealers are fearful that the weather will not per
init OF contracts to be entered Into for delivery
that early In the season. Oilers were made
Tor corn to be delivered On the cars during Sep.
tembeT at ~ cents, and as high as AZ cents were
Offered for II In bulk TO be loaded on cars by the
10Th Of October II Is understood that an
effort VIII be made TO ship one thousand CATS
OF corn from this city during the fall months
Holders OF barley were asking as high AZ
VI cents for II In car lots, and vs. cents were
asked iort rye, hut these figures cannot be tax.
On As the ruling prices. as they would not bring
generally on the Exchange, 1t would not DO lust
|uable to change quotations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-29

THE grain market In Chicago shows M al.
vance In wheat and slight decline In corn
wheat tor september sold ON first call II, gg'.
advanced during the day to aOi, but tho last
call showed decline and II only brought WI,
threc-oighths OF n cent above the closing III ices
OF saturday, For October delivery II opened al
VS.. ana with very slight fluctuations closed ut
last week Corn for September sols In the morn.
ing ~ 20, aud In the evening AZ 7Si,, three.
eighths ofa cent under the last sales last week
ror october delivery II opened vt 1894, aud
evening" close.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-24
Loss S AND FINISH
H-IS DURABLE.
Best Harness
az employ no prison labor"

That hzs ever bsra made iii rhis Kiu.aor. Asafa
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1882-05-24

Aad 9 rsy emploJ nonr b1t the VERY BgsT aaa,
b. sld il The Realm. His o. call T0nr attention
f1 tr0 scts llst famed 6lf f1f a MrHnIcT Esq
Aueriesu lgnsll here. Any one uishing fn ses this
fle nlaT Do b. r1fhg o1f an fhe p11s ang
sac af-ernoon after aclaeE- rld- 20 dlstange qi
move tam han q mile fee fhf splendid pair RI
creamsthe .ustfe n TO- vanish ihe hfirhfursr of
he Tca gold plate. lnd fhe sluing n fle rlffieg il
tls dazzling flTs ~ ihe sgu.in fact % nond fHniud
qle u IL had lived some floIslles ~ Ters arp ehen
thr1a good uial Translated ta thr sEirs ln b
1dea chariot. iu farf. fhr uhoie trap looks ls rh1r1
t had ceen rfllufed 81 ihr magic yqEefs 1f Aladdin p
LaEp. % e 600 hlrdF1me 10 b. made lg mortal mao.
-ai aiso buiidinz salIe ra-g lu9