The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL,

EAIl. ~, july Making q roundup ui
fU, luilas wholesale houses NJ ms season u
.iuitr nm undertaking, The irrrc glnrr "i th"
sun nn the bricks, nnd the Un -pfiukNt, or
'n>uIiiricntly sprinklvd streets, Wiuu-,WrIH,
M the air with dust, To-day, however,
u HERALD reporter visited u"HrlN nll
ne busy scene, 4" trnin' M I,.r M,'1n,'
necessary Iu the llGRNLn'~ market
reports, " tu truits " d, diiliculi in CIV"
anything liz" hNrd rates ana ia. same az,
plir, Ia M, ions, Ca certain days thr supply
! over aud an other dnAs there J. famine,
and In CONSEQUENCE" price, vary according '"
Ih' situutiuu. Watermelon, arr ~, iuli SUP
nly tn-daNut s..asdSh2i per dozen, Early ap-
Il,', sell nom SbdS1 per barrel, American
oranges arr not IN the market az All hld
oranges ui sicily are worth 80 per chs" ol ~
None ARE offered In barrels, Lemons oI sicily
ur Malaga, per case, lately quoted ~ 81 ARE
,uil nov AT =, Irish potatoes ar" IA cents
per hushol und EASY. Poultry Is ~ greater
supply and gus ~ lower rates tllnn has been
lht ..t,s for n hong time, Cool frying Nh"
chicken, ARE -pld ut E2d2.2i, while grown
mems are dull AZ $50 prr dozen, Dallas
,.nlIntV onions are the only ones on the
inar.,ci now In that line. stocks ul
unrihrI uniun~ AZ, exhausted, country
.,piuI. sell AZ WN'.i cents per huNh"l, liN'
.incR i lower nnd shipments iishl'
nrrly \ san AuiOnlu hurS' dealer
wa, here Monday aul yesterday TAX ing
Mdcrs for plue> aud spanish mules;
NJ sold one ear load ui ponies Ia De- unlnudrd
west ni Fort Worth on ranches uI Dallas cow
rniscr>. The demand here Tor wcll-cundi-
Toned work horses, over 10 hands high, l.
,,eadH ana poorly r sTGr'' Grc 'mg I,im ltSS
good run. Iui'"o> and sugars are I'M
changed and active ~inuEu cured bacon y a
shade higher and very scarce. Kansas ny
ropnrtS stocks exhausted. \ small supply,
.puut carloads, wus h"Ughi al - IuulN
.isl week and sold right away, Nh"rl clear
sides are cent higher, ami dry salt l"il'4
higher. \ dealer III confectionery I'hliFNtu
rnl, morning That business IN his HE Wa ~
.rrcnt. greater this season over last. Th'
..nlg ,halg, iu hardware j. II
slight advance IN fencing wire. rus
i.a'irihutulle 10 the vast and steadily in,
,,rrpsiug demand. especially for iuptnntu
wire. I'm Film street dealer declares ih'' ne
believes all Western Mexico i being fenced
IA. \ ChihuaEua ruuchmun, ON" day last
week. bought ui Dallas dealers enough l"
l'nrc IN 3i,Fbncr"s. In diN goods mere Is
very little change. TIL" hrSt week hi
the present month was disturbed ~ u,'
Fourth uf July holiday and the w'"k
preceding this week, was an" al violent 10
'itirnl excitement These causes made ia"
month unusually dun or perhaps IL i better
So >aN dUlcr than usual. Tor July i naturally
Q, dull month In dry goods. Buyers have been
nu n,,r attendance, but toH large extent sale
w,r' confined To- Milling order, received ny
mail and In 4 majority of instances the or
- .H- were limited To- small packages. cot
lu.,s have hccn characterized 10y wcakncS,'
aud the published prices were frequently
shaded hut no quota!lc changes were hIiidr
in any goods included in our list.
Prints and r;nghams sold very well, and
some ofthc new patterns III prints weht on
rcrnarkably we'll especially the novelties
containing roses. lU>chud>, and autumn
leaves on "a plain ground. CnmbricS. lawns,
.irgandies, pcrcalcs, etc., sold great dchl
better than heavier dress fabrics; I'M, nc,ng
100 early for revival of trade III imported
goods. Shawls. skirts. and general under
wear were in poor demand, ana 80 were
wooden cloths. tarpetllg> were moderately
active, prices ruling steady NJ the recent de-
cline.