The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-08
FaE BUSINESS WORLD
COhIAIERuIAL.

DALLAS, Nov. 6 -Bu.iness in ih'sclty ha'
haan nnuvually active and heavy outH'E
the week ana 'nipnenLs have 0eeh iursc' a
? good NUN Der OF merchants from the couusis
were present making selectioh, ahu oiu u,'a
by mail Were numerous. ! ne leSuiHi ~, IT,,
prices for staple goods and prnnuce' no,
rer;es are generally firm. Conse mas nov
reaoted and the advanced prices are wen
maintained. Sugars, however h,e r,
but tobaocos are very steady, ana, IL aly
thing. have an upward tendency consefaeu;
upon the reported snoft ciopS rho,a
the tobacco growing districts. ths'e
ia no Important change 10 note III
dry goods Woolens are perhaps
little armer, but as yet there has been no
ADVANCE IN prices in this city: There nus
heen a good demand for building hare ware,
as the re has been for boots ana SHOES uruEs
and cpeenswsre. Lumber has experienced
- r,''i,,, 6 + in sales, and building mate
r..I general. il selling in larger quantf.les
fh.n' over nsf,re IN this city. The retali
r-qIa "a I.rep and even at this season OF the
vaar Is steaJ!ly increasing.
f5rrirr rpe past week the receipts OF cot
"a, Il. $50 civ have reached above three
I1,,,,-r..,- "a. :, And the stocks on hand are
nov 5,our IA y.fve hundred bales. 1he
fsif7te INA nriea Ranger in Liverpool
as nae ,.. largest dsaier in cotton III.
70. "a fne world has Disconnected
og,..a.77. rnewbatrand IA consequence
,,ricas IN lent ar. weak ana have de-
g..!, t....,.v hut H. Is thought Wben
,-l,tIs,r, ire maze with his creditors
-, r...I,sn will nc ur IL viii be seen
tSot rrrtqrt, ne have t-llen off all over the
,-,r,,,,., N this civ the market is weak
- .5 .jg ~ prices now maid. Still Dal-
}as bry4re are paying more for the stapie
dian csu be realized ny planters in any
Other city be North Texas ,,;.h,
s.frNtu f1t
and gu,iirls asst lev days have only been
800 tg ID. d ants OF retail dealers. Corn
bss Eser arriving more freely, but oats ana
Wheat caue IL Slowly aud III small quanti'
dee Deal.-s are receiving GOOD shipments
6,,,,, ,l,rnaS nd M to this time have gen
srs7I, boa1, fr nled to meet tue demands
,uraa uDon em for both corn ana osts
prjoa3 t9r an luds ~ grain arc steady ana
Ann There IRE still large consignments OF
a. ,s.s,ga,. ere from Inillsin Kansasend
Arms and althcugh Texas -four is gan
emily given he preieraBcc tbefe ID NV
sufficient quRutity offered on Tue w
1llaat Lua dep18nd.
srbs n serires of cattle at the exchanges is
,,ct sor,al "a tbe requirements OF butchers,
s1d mere ne row receive. in this city
fbs western tl,rI'0p Counties The same
~ h 80 ~, raunon soeep. During the
--.s5i sTssk sor,e small, thin Mexican sheep
me-, aeon e1phs.d for sale, which nave
So,nd and lew rskers. The best sheep sold
5,.,rs roe crnls " rail from the south and
g. TrFrs srt no veal calves offered at
INC sssnsrges. Milk cows are in demand,
mt tba otfsr.uys are light. There is q
oodd suuply of Gue, fat hogs at all times
IN ibe Ir5rtat. hlt the recsipts are not ex-
Seesive Stock attic and feeders are scarce
ard Kim. and the same holds good rs re.
..ae5e ttool moo. Horses are still in good
.ferrsnd and yj ,ss are well maintained, AT
a segsop TOO when they have heretofore
seer lov with good offerings. Mules are
INV rns8dIn4.e. Cd fisures,. and ponies are
-csrce AI.F, ads of live stock bril- & good
'TLs,o is.very littlewool offered on the
y,sytst .Itr3ugh prices are firm. The re-
cai,t. v,,lj p-gaably be light for the balance
~ tba season. While there is better feel
inc in bideg. prices have not advanced, but
dealers here IRE again urging their agents
an over his PORTION Of the state to forward
their purchases promptly.
game uf al kinds is coming in more
f-eaiv. bud % ces remain frm. Potato are
ttegdv yibns sweet potatoes have declined
a.atafi.Ily. There is no change in prices
of cabbage. Green vegetables are aound-
ant td at the fip ssss' t Country butter
is becoming scarce and prices forit are hrm'
Chickens and turkeys come In very slowly,
and IL IL said farmers are holding them
tbsck for Christmas times, when they Will
probably be offered in such abundance as
20 bring down prices. Eggs are firmer
with an upward tendency. Broom corn Is
becoming scarce, and manufacturers take
ali good No. green that is offered on the
streets. Wood is only coming IN IN sucn
quantities as meet the everyday demand,
aud should the roads become muddy from
rains il will no doubt sell 1T high figures,
All kinds Of fruit are plentiful and prices
remain steady. A few new pecans have
peen offered on tue streets, Out nos ln sui'
Client quantities to establish market price
for them.