The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-26
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To-pAY's oUOfAffons
Corrfs-Rig common, ii)Swi2oi feif, l2yf@im
YSIs@impeilal 5oIstc Young ii yson, 1000
OolonE, 10000; Japan, c0Mooc. -.
iiK, granulaicd, iiNi standard A |, y, LcuiaL
ana white clarified, Il; yollow olarlbed, loh 10
i0N; choice Loulslana,skoi prime ywyhc. ,o..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. choice, 7b primo wv
fair 10 good % 70 zoe corn syrup, co TO o2c; sugar
syrup. CT 70 CD.
RoPE-1ikc basis.
boston BAGoisG--i1h yer yard; empire bag.
cling, w per yard,
TIKs--l.S5 per bundle.
SWEET PoTAroIs-el.0o per bushel
RICB-Wholegale, to 8k.
sAIT-in tarlel, b go Liverpool in sacks el7s
al Cd.
oNIoNS-Red. per barrel, s2.7b; yellow
e2.76.
PorAToEs-New per bushel, si.c5SLlo.
CADDAGE--21s@3k cents per poand. o.vv
CRACKRRs--s0oa, x, S@8h; Ax, Sh@g AAA,
9@9h; cream. IN; ginger snaps, llh. ~ =,
soAr-Olive. 20 per box; blue India, .,
bars, a3 70 per box; lb. bars ~ 70 per boz; Ipi
bars, % q per hox. Eureka Soap " 10 oy'
BgINs--7 TO 7h.c per pound.
CANDLEs--Stor, full weight, 15h to u,
CHEEsE-W. r. none IN market fuu cream
15k@J6 Young America IL.
HoMiNY AND GRITs--86 go per barrel
DRIED APPLEs--7A@S.
DRIED PEACAEs-Unpeeled, 81; peeled llo
per pound.
PIcKLEs-sil 5O@1a per barrel; half barrels
81; firm. a.,
Coal OIL--llo deg. fire test: in barrels, ";
III cases, 81 %.
LYE-Concentrated, Q 1894
WELL BUcKETs-s4 COCA rs per dozen.
CLOTHES PrNs-Round, 66c; spring, u Fer boz %
MEAsuREs--h bushel. iron bound, Us 30 ~.
dozen; two-hoop pals, 81 10 three;hoop, 22S q:
No. l, 50 rs per dozen; No. p 90 75 No. 8, 10 PEI
ASH BoAaDs-wood. q IS; zinc, / ST. New
Era, so 5o@9 TO-
PowDER.-S6 65 per key Of Is pounds; l2k, do
| 90 58; OK do O. 80; blasting kegs, 50 go
eHoT-Drop, bag, So 10 to 81 15; back, g. IS to
| 2 40
MAoxrsxL--No !, barrels, 90 rs; hall, barrels
40; Kits, Soc No. 2-barrels, S. 20; half barrels,
"a rs; kits, soc; NO. 3-barrels, 81 3d. half bar.
'CANDY1stick. ia to lac pound. Fancy, c.
MISSOURI oDER--25@9Oc per gallon.
VINEaAR-Per gallon, 1S@gDc.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, 45c to 75c.
JuasWwe quote i1o per gallon for glazed.
Crooks 1Oc per gallon for glazed.
PEAoHEs-2 lbs. 81 5@s2 40; Ibs, es@s a rs
sAURR UT.-B bis IS 30: half bbls SO IS.
SMOKING TOBACCO - Genuine Duke of Dur
ham, Lib .pkgs., a; h-lb As; A-lk, 81; %-lb,
CAIIFoRNfA CANNED GooDs. Peaches Q IL lbs
9325; Aprcots PIP lbs, Go 05; Blackberries Ia
lbs $780, Grapes, IL lbs. 3d. 25; Pears 212 lbs,
10 Cages ~ y 6 s $Sy pess2iS lPs "
GENERAL GRoCERIEs. -soda, Bicarb, to 1-4c.
per pound; Sal Soda, 2 "a to 1-4c. per pound;
pound; Ball Potash $500 to $3.50 per case; Potted
| Ham las S1.50 per doz; POtted Ham, 1-2s ". Is
per doz: Sardines, American; $500 per case; Sar-
o. w Is 70 SIS 90 per case Snuff Ralphs g q
81, 25 to $3.50 per case;snuff CARROTS lib a.
to $3.50 per case Snuff, Ralph's, y
lb, $3.50. per gross; Olives, American CTS
Mushrooms, 1S2.75 per gross; Condensed Milk.
So rs to $500 per case; jelly wine glass, 96c. pei
doz.; tumbler Sl25 per dozen; crown, S265 pei
dozen H. cans Sig per dozen' 3D. d cans 20
| racts assorted, s5c. per dozen: Gloves, whole
25c per hi Slacslpg (sma $780, per l0 Black
Thc sorghum crop raised in Champaign
county, Illinois, is now being harvested and one
| company is manufacturing a fine grade OF sugar
Chicago firm has offered SIX cents delivered in
New ' York: Coffee--The market is dull, the
margin small, and large buyers are holding
aloof The consumptive demand has increased
Sugar is a trifie more in demand from reiners
| for raw. The distributing trade Is light AND
more or less concession to induce purchases.
Tea-The auction sales which fix the standard
price indicate lower trades The trade generally
| is dull and the distributing demand very light
| An exchange says; AS far as quality is con-
| cerned both Ragoon and Patna rice are superior
| 10 Carolina and Louisiana rice, for the reason
that they contain larger per cent
of nutritious matter and less water
but Carolina is preferred BY Americans, one
reason being that It is prettier being moye pear
| ly looking, but the preference is mainly attri
butable to prejudice. This prejudice is strong
enough, however to cause American rice, when
selling at &c., todriye foreign rice which can b'
sold at &C. out of the country.
The following are the transaction in Rio coffee
from July to October is:
Bags
Stock in Rio Janeiro July l. 1882. 50 ~
Receipts since to october l6.............l.b3 6O
IOtnl...... .''ii'Vo"0
Purchases for United states to Octo- 90
Der To-. .......'.......'''''.''' o-oou
Ralance 797, 10
I Present stock in Rio Janero. ........... 2I5OO
|
Purchases for Europe etc. .............: or
Receipts at Rio Janeiro for the week end
in6 October A.. .....:.., lO6,6
Average daily receipts in Rio Janeiro for fort
night ending October 16, 1904 bags.