The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-14
FaE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

pAuAs NAV 70 Alih ugh the season can
mot be- q. 4 4 s.tlcly bac wafd ilis, vert q
Ioss be- tie ruuvei iunsl fling 0Ndr
tru0k onrht O. be % tnllfni AID cheap b.. tuc
q ble'gng .snlt yet ben call. d. n WIN
Oh. stands n' IN frctu-grncefs Il Dal a.
very ,at, hour -day andR invUice ken O
thearuce o. md, and that Invoice, C1upaf,l
10 la'tso 81 this dat. maze. laV fatl
showing -l TIE resent market ,imply bCcAus
greater ,iilft wfs T. gd variety augmented
and moTt ~ brought o bear VA ,tueA Ftisin
than Oc,urr.t Ia 1883 This yea
do5sn plsns were Attempted ueye
sul crss attended neatly every experiment
Silsfy. nspnIagus, celery, r'Tssy, ShNm'
sac, new var. - % ltgumtn, peusc1cd toms
toes, escul ~ the IN isi delicate ynes. I'd
ces,fuly own IA the 10 La kitchen ~ dut
and ON al cent uCk farms and are slfedly ~
ssle. Gre.n corn 1, Hls" ON sale but nos 10
good supply aus +. hga ptlca must be paid {
the outlook rs very oncou asing
Housokerurrs L mp,aiu, aud
with good q ouuds. ~ prices, hat ihe supply -
perhaps better han ahy other OF Texas @ vi
boast spTirg rnicke, Of March hood. from
graded tt a. af. a esdy large MS the old b,yle'
Of barn yarn poultry mt maturity. aud these a. I
had at s. Is per dozen AZ ne people eioN
educated 10 nc uso u ghrdon ifucs, rou!ty
Il N rice, o.tmsa and those articles suou giy
recommended ~ nhyi clans moai passes nor,
ana more into disu nj the result is very
ing that the average retailer o. green neat
will heafken 10 aud that ia @ neglect his sia0
A. long ~ lac Is eTmilie To baud out he few
choice cut' he has 10 l-r, 70 iavoriles, and
o or I. ccs Il TIE lower gr Dc, % may boz *
pcrtei 10 continue ouch uracdceg Complain 4.
also made Of light weighs and Hs the warm
". Aihgr Hl va ces, comp g'uts are mos fiCqUcul
OF rilt-d meats b.ing sold. NOthiug less than
NEGLECT Will zeal these troubles Substitutes tot
meat mu'i e IS usht a no one paronized
except he fsw hon 81 men 10 the trade who
krof that sixteen tuntcs fnHkO pound aHd
Giorttay % zeal air with an individual AS with
first.c.ass hOiel Fencing wire T. passing
IN 70 than ever into the hands OF heArt.ess
syndceles. Who att forcing M the prices IN.
other rice Will occur On the LIST prOximo, and II
Is q be hoped thosl who II cd II viii take stops
10 dccreas d.iZand for lime ard force prlccs
back 20 a rea.Onab figure Heavy hardware
10 active especially IN harvostcrs
Trace has dtoppod ~ very much, and in
dress goods ana some other departments Of the
dry good. ma X ttnlcs have been less than at
this nnC las yusr. The laieness ~ the season
IS bet down a. the cause Of m Oh oftho depres.
sion. FOR Il Is noticed that the fal ng OF in Faes
is Insifly utlutd - thin summer dress goods
Coronns ar generally armer, owing TO The shut
tcrles IN last Saturday the Lawrence. Boot
Masachusuit. fremont, and suffolk mills Mt
Lowell, Mass, were hut down. These
mills operate over $4,000 spindles, and
they viii be smut down on Saturdays
through Nag frd June. They are also TO
run less lms on 3 20 Other days OF The week
Fall River mills have voted 10 shut down II
threo-loufths Of the mills of the state OF Mas.
sachuseis wi. agree TO do 81 Just how many
will do 50 IL mo- known Tho Boston Advot-
tker states tha' some Il the mills are pal leu.
larry afraid OF losing their skilled hands. which
they might do 10 they ere 10 shut down aud
other mills n usin 4 in operation, hence the
agreement 10 shut down provided others do
The Boston Commercial Bnlletin asserts that Of
10000 cotton spindle, IN Nov Eng and about
= n H I#lN al..a
eastern exchange saws that manufacturers
Of cotton goods have begun To realize tho fact
that the output of the mills has Of late been Ia
excess o. ihe probable demand for consump.
ton aud he pfopo ition to curtal production
Tor tine Ia IN etins with increased favor
There has been no advance so far In cotton
GOODS IN this market, but the feeling Is STRONGER
and the gu tauous are more genera ly sustain.
cd for phn., gingh ems. shirtinqs, etc., than for
some weeks past Carpedpgs have continued
fairly active, nd prices show no change.
Druggists report tiade fairly active during
the pastwees. aud M important new de-
y.lopments have transpiiei All The staplea
have sold iully rs vel gs a. this time last year
and especially large sales Il qulnilc, norDhia,
gum opium, ealomel, buchu aud castor oil arc
reported. The last.nam,d article is very high,
the advance being due to the failure Of Tho
cs'0r bean crop, tho amount avail able for
crushing last October and November, when tho
new crop came In. b ing only $1,000 bushels,
against 3S7,0 600 BUSHES the year before The
crops In dissolri am Kansas looked very well,
but several weeks rain toward the end OF tho
season ruined them, aud the manufac,.
nrers mad To cepond naiulv on the Texas crop.
As each bushel yields about Q gallons of oil,
and AZ The old crop OF beans was very we'll
clf 1ned up. III pronuction - domestic oil this
season was only about 10000 gallons against
S740oo gallons last season. White case oil has
advanced at the east 10 IS cents, against IL
cents year ago Boot, and shoes ana leather
goods generally are dull, as is nearly always the
case at this season in Dallas Vol and hides
are coming steadily. Hides are ct quo.ab y
changed. and wool can scarcely e
SSu u0.. m Mexican improved, ftse Of
Groceries seem to be an exception to the gen
eral rule for sugars, cufiCe., teas, hsh, syfups
molasSss, e'c, continue In very good demand
Granulated and standard sugar were nd
vanced trihe, but otherwise no quotlb.e
changes occurred f. groceries. Trade at the
lumbtr yards Is fair at for ner prices Building
material OF al. iorts is again in good demand
Fruit SUCH asnppies and oranges are in bad
mnfke' lemons are In fair sup.
BY. nut, are growing scaIcer
cattle movement Is lively IN shipments ana re.
ceipis. Clipped muiions are at eady eale and
the qualify olsi ed At ia la stalls improved a
nttle ihi. week Fuei is very dull Fish sup.
ply Is not up 10 tho stann rd and demand 10 not
fnily met. Canned goods are very duh and
this VIII be the caseas long rs tho Kitchen gar.
dens hold out.
on 'cnArcE,
Now Yofk-Northwe .,ri opened az lt5 10
duo,u-ted ell day, Ia highest, afieri oop, nt
1es "a, fen agsin and css.d loz Is or IS
above opening call Nofthc n Pacific oponrd AT
81, sold at % 3-S higbe,t n FRS afternoon cali
lost this gain and closed 90 i-s or rs under 1rs
call Texas 4 Pacific opened at II, sold IL
cent higher at u o'clock a. m sold Il leg lowest
at isst call; decline l-2 cents.
GRAIN AND BgKAnsTurFs
Rscellts OF grain at Chicago Today are "A fol.
lows: Wheat, n, l63; corn. 81 IS; oats, li6T5
oats 1859 '''''
.wnsXT~c Choice. 90 medium gradcs, sOc
EL,arsNsA bo1 b5c-
RyE5sou,nsl !, Coz: northern, $50
CogN-in snnoi. s5@asc; shellod and .sosed
osTs-Choice 3oes2c, sacked,
LLoUk-Paient . IS: early breakfast,
9 % cream poda, % 5 rs pure csesIn, IS
3,e6 Mills Patent 3 50 Union. . Is; Prairie
Y.2vef. 90 star, Choice, Is
QoSNMEAL-Fine holtcd per 100 ponnca
HQNINY AND GBITs-5 90 per barrel.
tMy-Chopped corn per lou pocndA 1 %
chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, 10
corn bran per l0o pounds, f0c
aRAHAA fL0UR-rer 100 pounds. 500
-, aAf-p pysife S 49, % s,shs 70 % ron
g l9 bright nee on board car. II 90
UIk1.Ef gKYD-ssc German uiilss eoc.
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