The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-15
The BU>lNES> WORLD.
COMMERCIAL

EALLAs, July H.-Both local and fore gn
markets hold The same tone and have
Weakened somewhat, bee me q bit more
enfeebled and do not make Z, t same dis
play OF strength manifested for some DAYS
previous. The figures held 10 grain cir
cles are not likely toTevise TO the producer $
benefit considering the generally f.vorahle
condition OF crops, and the tone of trade
may more likely be expected to lose its
hold and temper than 10 mark an advance.
II local circles general depression aud
loss OF spirit seeming prev4ils, which has
Injected quotation ana low cred the scale.
Grain holds steady and fairly active for
OLD, whl,e new wheat marks 70S75c pr
bushel with fair demand
Groceries hold firm and fairly active and
such ~ revise previous mark
Ing generally AID instead of de-
Quoting from the sca'e. Sugars
note the only quotable clsnAe in the en-.
tire list and make fractional advance OF
Is toM cent for stanf ard granulated, and u
TO Ncect ! ouisiana Garfield II bal
ance OF thstcale epeA previous mark
! lngs and rept rts II m Rrd regular tone
Oats has lost It, hold on TIE market and
registers a matted decline, holding rather
restless at y 10 - cents, while corn is
moved TO sympathy and drops likewise,
holding fairly STEADY tone ST 81 osnts per
bushel.
Prairie hay weakens slnlnvhat and
marks down, mold ng at ~ 0llcr ton
Flour, Goth patels ed fancy, repeats
previous tope and figures
Liquors make n revision OF tone or IA
ures
Dry goods reI at markings entire.
Thewool, hide and peltry ma, ket Is que
tably enIeeble Il and fl ures change
TO "a marked eegree Mexican
improved wool declines 20 and holds at
lOc, while foe wool, acCO ding to dirt and
condition, descends to Be, and holds un-
steady at 10 to l2c Plump flint hid.s feel
the same mo tiff alton as their div
dallying associates on the list and mark
down c while those of bulls Snd ktags
DO likewise. Green sailed mark down to
&C. anu tsliow is weak and enfsebled, and
commands the week figure of Sc per
pound
Lumbcr and building material reports
ktesdy condition and no revision of scale.
Livestock quo atlous have become de-
pressed and calculating In keeping with
associate markings, and cows and sheep
both note a cOnslds rabe decline from pre-
vlous figures Polk and beeveS repeat
previous markings.
When noting the cOCdititn of the fruit
and poultry trade It's difficult to conjec-
lure whore, II the present nditions pre-
vail, prices will hold fost The bottom has
seemingly dropped ont Of the trade and
prices certainly do not warraat much eX-
ertion or desire on the part of producers to
market their products of tho farm Eggs
are dead quantity and market at the pit
lance rf 6l9*c per dozen; butter declines to
loo per pound: potatoes decline &c per
bushel and hold Irregular in tone at S5c.
sweet polstoes are coming in at - 10 per
bui hel; apples are In fair demand at Il %;
peaches average about Zoe; plums are very
scarce aud have advanced 10 $3.50; toma.
toes hold at 50c per bushel and the market
is fairly supplied. The market is very
weak and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES little en-
couragement 10 take from the prices VIII eli
prevail.