The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-30
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T0.bAfA 0UOThftDHtl $500.
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Oolobe, l6aNDi Jtlan, 1Oel65A
sGo1Rs-- we quote P6eitred ilkg orrahgd,
liN gfanulsled iOli standard !, ioH Ic q !.
ana white olsfhed, 1886 yellow clarified, iOto
MoLassD-f,ouiaiana choioe 10 crime 6Soi
iaif 10 good e0oi corn syrup, % u 02c; sugar
syrup, Of TO Co.
WILL BgcGrs.a $50. so per dozon ham,
Boston BAoolSe-l.dH yer yard empire Dag
TIHs-l.so r..r bundle
RoPE-,.iXo, basis.
swLsr PorATors--5O to 60 per bushel
eaii-in " hsTreS u 80 Liverpool in ssots slTs
oSioNs-Red. per barrel, s275; yellow
e2.75.
UABBA6E--Sl. 80 per dozen, or s@ic per tp' o.,
CRACKRRs-Sode, X, s. Xxx, So; 1hA' eHi
cream. 10Y oil; ginger snaps, iCS@n. u IN
soAp-olive, $40 per box blue lnIinr y ~ ~
bars. % rs per boz.
REANs--6 10 6hO per pound.
| CANpIgs-Star, fun weight l6k TO 1e.
CHEEsE-W X. IL full cream loA@lo; iouhs
| America IL.
aoMINY AND GaIrs-e6 so per barrel.
DRIED PrAGHrs-Unpeeled, sN; peeled llc
r P1oHLEs-sl1 5o@l2 per barrel; half barTs'u
| 81; firm, ,o,, "a
IN cases, u 3D.
CLOTHES PINg--itound, 6oc; spring, VI por p no
MEAsUREs-h bushcl. slron bound, " o. ~
dozen rwo-hoop pals @ 10: three; hoop S % 9:
TUBs--Three nest q 25G2 30; eight nest % y
No. I, 80 rs per dozen; No. 2 $40; No. g. 40 PEI
dozen. a, mr.. ,, or. Nou
Po%p Y S5 per keg of Is pounds; l2h, d
| Sc 49, 6l2 do 81 9G blasting kess, % 20; -. =,
sHoT-Drop, bag, 81 10 to q W. p'icS, u ID u
M cxrrr-No /. barrels, Gl2 90 half narrels
9s; hts,1 10c; No. 2-barrels. 20 rtF hatI. nsrTes
81 co. kits, s5c No. 3-barrels, u o.; haH'par'
ca 0As M Is to I4c pound Fancy, 1Sc
" Missouri o1pEa--2S@goo per gallon.
VINreAR-Per gallon 1a920e,
WRAPPING PAPEB-RRg ard straw, 4oo 10 7ec'
ITasMWe eIote llo per gallon for glazed
PEAcHEs-2 lbs, 81 15T2 IS; 8 les, R@S ~
ToMAToEs-2 lbs, 81 1901 1c lp = 6oeg 81 20 10
| SAURR KRAUT. B bis 90 0c: hali DUB go ~
'" swoKIss TOBACCO - Genuine Duke of Dur
ham, lib pkgs., Al; K-lb, As; A-lk, 81; %'io
% StIIFonNIA CANNED GOODS. Peaches IL lbs
1928: Apricots, PIP lbs, s3 05 Backberries T.
lbs, ST. 90 Grapes, IL lbs S325; Pears ~ Ips;
&c Cages - 5s TS omstoes "a i lbs
Currants. 2 IL lbs, So 10 ,, r 4,
per pound; Sal Soda "a 70 lac. per pound no
pound; Bali Potash, $500 to $3.50 per case Pottes
Ham LIS. 81. so per doz; Potted Ham. 1-2s W.
Der doz: sardnes, American; $500 per case; SAT
French s5 per case p Shu Rslpss y
40 Ok. to 1880 per case Snuff, Garrett Id. 81. 2
TO $3.50 per case, Snuff, Ralphs, !:
To-, $3.50. per gross; Olives, American n gus
Mushrooms 2275 per gross; Condensed Milk
Ss rs to 5000 per case; Jelly, wine glass 95c. PEI
doz.; tumbler, 31.25 per dozen; crown, sAoo pe
doze ID cans s95 per d s2 e ~ d Sa FL
racts. assorted 05c per dozen; Cloves, whole
45c to soc. per h.; Cream Tartar, Commercial la
CSC. per ID; Backipg' (smalD S5c' per ip.' BLACK
The Louisiana papers are rejoicing over tht
magnitude of this years sugar crop. Nearly al
| the parishes in the state make similar report
abundant growth OF cane es ahn dg At
pSrishes the yiAd will be 1900 pounds to the
acre and some fields it is believed Will turn ou'
Messrs, Dan Talmage Sons & Co in their New
Orleans circular, say: During the past 1ort
night our market has ruled STEADY, WIN goou
demand, and closes firm and with strong ieellhe
Receipts are liberal, but aggregate less than
last season equal date. October, "a, lSo2, re.
ceipts were 81. $40 barrels less; to-day they are
ii. 925 barrels less The liberal receipts for pas
30 days have reduced the shortage for October
"a about 5000 barrels. 1t is not PROBABLE tha
this will be further reduced. although some par
ties are disposed to discredt the cry OF shor
CROP" as compared with last season.
The movement OF cleaned has, in the main
been legitimate; some consignmenis. however
have been made with more or less satisfaction
to the larger distributing centres
There has been considerable speculation IL
rough rice, higher prices being paid than Tn,
cleaned article would warrant This has giyeI
a somewhat fictitious value to clean, but holder
are firm in their views and look for an advance
in prices, although they are somewhat restiv'
under the burdens they are carrying.
Without pr, diciug the future, prices today
are reasonable, and safe for all legitimate bust
ness We would advise the trade to Keep II
the stream" buy as they need ana aVoiaiiit
speculation, carry ample running stocks