The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-10

t,r.-...-f Ire thr raw material, lew mill, Ur"
M, .r.l with fair ,urcU,s Ia uhiuining utdrr,
tIu. 40 keep them busy Tor some Time hut
4" gr majority at mnnnmrlnrrr, lhNr ="
ip-Iul heir suuds with prThup, luiufr su'-
IiL DO distribution under thu hnnnrI ~
shown uy ~" recent large auctions In Mem
NuIl,,rr stop ih-ir machinery until revival
H, irls .Ur', ,tsUrrs a better prospect 81 sue,
rr.., pNirwlUs The situation ~ presented
under thvs" circumstances, nn one can r'Is'
unnuiN h. :" sHuguinr ~ Ia rNI"cl an M
prnNvmrnt la values WITHIN the near
uiuuH, aud tu meet the prnhul'l"
rour>, 81 tho market, we reduce
uur quotations lag cents rom those "i our
last issue However. ~ July l. the month
when the larger mills usually lay IN nlnpl"
supplies ana prices ar" nlnndy 'nlnpITNllNtN
low, II l. not Improbable that ~" n.Nl lew
weeks viii record u large aggregate ~ trans,
act tons ufull lass oiw Ool. western phwhshrd
nud Territory woods are arriving rrclN anu
soon u large nhd desirable assortment VIII We
offered Tor the consideration oi buyers, sales
have been mndc Ia n modcInt" amount, nut
the pro- pucliNclN low prices Of washed n'cccs,
leads manufacturers la make very low OILERS
for these unwnshcd woods, ANA values are
likely Ia rule La cents lower than lhst
mll. Hut little Wyumiug AMI M Montana
wool hns yet como upon the market, The
samples received show condition better
than last ycur, which may, To u certain en-
tent, offset the dcclln" In clrunscd value.
f"Nu> woods are now Shnwnin lurg"nmnunis,
uul Ihu. nr hnNc taken the mot prominent
r'urc iu the sales uiurw clip. Prices, how
ever, have been In sympathy with III" cnndl-
ton ni trade, and the eases arr tow whcr' an!
profit II made by the shipper. For bright
Waco woods, especially OF twelve months
growth Their" has been ~ good enquiry, ana u
j. probable TINT III" receipts VIII h" promptly
disposed of within the range ol quotations
For other CLASSES the Demand has been
sluggish, with values somewhat weak, Wool
fruaI IA" western counties al the Texas fucinc
railroad show rather NOR" shrinking, IMAM
usual from sand. and the prices ohial Unable
are OF u wide range. NJ the suggestion OF
several correspondents from Texas, We make
the following changes ana additions 10 our
rlnSsi lirutiOn OF these woods, II II our Wish
Ia adopt n form that will he most cninprch'i-
>iNc tu and easily understood by thoS" INT T.
rstCd, hence we shall h. thankful for any
communications on the subject. To the Waco
dist rirt We add the iOlowingcounilrS: IriNis.
Parker, Young, Jack. l'alo pinto, Hood
stephens and larrtnt. We make n ncw-clns-
cnmpri>n. Mitchell. Howard and the conn
ties west, northwest and southwest, market
ing their WOODS nj Colorado city.
EASGEs-Iousiana, { barrel, l2.Wdi'm'
{ case, go; Nnlcncinc, case ct nv, agWalo'
LEMONs-Siclly, 1lN e box; Malaga, 90.
pATES-m trails, lnd l2c.
BANASAs-.i.Nrd 100 Z bunch.
GRAPEs-Mulaga, 6ONGG.5O half barrel,
SWEET POTAToES-Dn the streets, red, zoe
L bushcl; yellow, Loo.
OSIoNS-Ncw, 800 + barrel.
PorATuEs-I' buShcl. loo.
CABBAGE-New 2.2Jd2.5O { dozen, or1do'ac
r 10. .,,
turkeys, zoe.
EGGS-lOc r dozen.
BUTrEU--Choice western, 2Od21c; cooking,
lJa lSc: country. 2sd;tjr. 400.
RAI,INs-london layer, new G box 3ooi
layer, 2.hyd2,5.
DRIED PEACuEs-unpcclcd. Sc; rccled lie.