The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-14

ro.DAT's quotations,

TO-DAT'B qUOTATIOHbg .-.......
o" TPSssEirnpefiai, b ossebc; Young IIyson 5000
Oolong, tb06Oo. Japan, o066be. -,.-.
sUoGRs-we quote Powdered IKE crpsn,es
TX; granulated, Tx; standard a ~ LOulsi.
ana white clarified, III yellow clarified, 10Y 70
iOK; choice Loulslana,9 Ac prime, o99Hc an.
MoLAssEs-Loulsiana choice, I0 prime ~,
fair TO good Go to 70c corn syrup 20 10 &c sugar
syrup, 81 10 CD.
RoPE-llhc, basis.
SWEET poTAToEs--s1.Oo por bushel
RICE~-Wholesale, 70 81. -,-. .,,,
sAIT-ln barrel, u 30; Liverpool IN becN' 'i''
osioss-Red, pOr barrel. so to AGO. yellow
90. so TO 400.
PoTAroRs-New, per bushel, sl.10
CABBAGE cents per pound. ,... IVY
CRAoKERs-soda, K, S9Sh; Xxx, SZs@E 4AA'
9Q9K; cream. II Y; ginger snaps, ny. - u,
bars, IS IS per box X lib. bars 81 rs per box lbl
bars, % rs per oox. Eureka soep' "a 20 Wy
Clone So rs.
BEANs--7 to 7Hc per pound.
oANDLEs-Star, fun weight, 10y 10 j.
| CHEEsE-w. L. none in market fuu cream
| 15h@16; Young America u.
| hoMINY AND GRITs-S6 90 per barrel
DRIED PEioAEs-1Unpeeled, 81 peeled 10
| per pound.
P1oKLEs-Sil 5O@l2 per barrei half barIoe
o. firm, .o,. -.
| In cases, 81 90.
LYE-Concentrated Q 75Gbi.
CLOTHES PINs-Round, Coo; spring, VI PEI DOE
! MEAsUREs-K bushel, iron Bound, Us oO w
DOZEN two-hoop pals, g 10: three:hoop,. S26 .:
TUBs-ThIee nest 90 25@2 SO; eight nest, 8S ~
No. ], 50 rs per dozen; No. 2 So rs; No. g. 70 PSI
dozen. or. No.,
WELL BUoKErs-si O0@,4 20 per dozen.
PowDER-s6 SIS per keg Of Is pounds; NH' &c
sS 49, So do 81 9O blasting kegs, 50 30;
sHoT-Drop bag. q 10 to 81 ID; buck, " 90 tc
\ 340.
MAcRrKEI-No /, barrels, 80 IL; hst barrels
Sc, Kite Soc No. 2-barrels S. %; nall. barrels,
81 rs; kits, soc; No. 3-barrels 81 DO; half bar
CaNDY-s Stick, Is to dc pound. Fancy, Bc.
to Csc
MISSOURI OIDEn--25@3oo per gallon
VINEdAR-Per gallon, 1S@Ioc.
WRAPP1N6 PAPER-Rag and straw, 45c TO 75o.
JuGs-We quote lie per gallon for glaxed
Oroolls l0c per gallon for glazed; ,..
PEACHEs-2 lbs. 81 1892 rs; 8 lbs, 1905 40.
ToMAroEs-2l lbs q 1901 4o H. q 6S "a 4 70
SMOKING TOBACCO - Genuine Duke OF Dur
ham, lib .pkgs.. a h-lb,.4S; xix, 81; 3S-lb'
SO; assorted cases, so.
325 Aprcots, 2-12 lbs, So 05 Blackberries Ii
So 10; Cages, 10 lbs, $780, Peas PIP lbs, 500
Plums IL l5s H. s2s s5 II tomatoes IL ioS Sl'
o@ GEsERsG GRoSa Has Bcarb to 1-4e
per pound; Sal Soda, 2 "a to 1-dc. per pounds
Ginger sSc
Ham IA s1.5O per doz; Potted Ham, l-Es "a
per doz: Sardines American; $500 per case; sar
dimes. French. sISa5 per case snun, Garrett
1925; to So so per case;snui, CARROTS h. s42
to $3.50 per case Snuff, Ralph's, /.
H.. $3.50 per gross 0hyes, American m nr gts
Mushrooms, s2.75 per gross; Condensed Milk
S. rs to So 90 per case Jelly, wine glass 95c pei
doz.; tumbler, Sl.25 per dozen; crown, s265 PEI
dozen, Id. cans, sl.65 per dozen; Id. cans 70
per dozen; Extracts lemon, soc. per dozen; Ex
racts, assorted, csc. per DOZEN Cloves, whole
45c. to Soc per h.; Cream Tartar, Commercial
25c. per h.. Backing, (smalD S5c. per h.; BLACK
The Times. Democrat of New Orleans says
Although the present condition OF the sugar
market here is very quiet ana prices may p pS
favorable, as the stock of sugar here is nearly
less than last year at this date, besides
it will be some time before new receipts arrive
in sufficient quantities to effect prices.
1t is evident that Cuba is carrying stocks o.
raw sugar instead ofthe United States. The tota
stock in Eavana and Mantanzas on August 70
1882 were rs, 96l tons, against li,OO1 year ago.
The total stock in the four leading ports OF the
United States August 90 were 9G. $50 tons, agains
l3S 963 same date last year, or deere se OF ~,
1903 tons Stocks in London are larger than Q
year ago. On August - they were 237, 469 tons
against 1877 500 for the same time the previous
year. The latest beet crop report from MT.
| LIGHT, the Great European sugar slhus
tician is that in regard to Germany only mid
ding crop can be counted upon, and elsewhere
more than average middling crops are expected
The quality of the crop, however, justihes COM
plants, and with good weather he looks for a
possible European crop of 100000 tons in excess
Of lSS1-S2. The total European crops last year
amounted to 1,765000 tons, against ,7IS, 535 for
the year before.
Tie stock of molasses here Is quite small and
fully one third less than at this date last year
and as II comprises a nondescript assortment
quotations are entirely nominal.
The accounts from the country in regard to the
growing cane are very favorable, but the rainy
weather is interruptng materially the hauling
of wood from the swamps and the haunng OF
coal from the river banks and as II is almost
time for this work 10 be pretty well over, some
apprehension is being exercised in consequence