The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-21
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To.DAY's QUOTATIONS..

TO-DAY'B QUOTATIONS., $500.
CoyYrH-Rio common, i1kai2o; fair, l2k@lsc
rsAs-lmpehsl. 60ta6bc; Young Tyson, 1000
0olong, B960c; Japan. C0a65e.
suGAHs-Wo quote: Powdered lkc; crushed'
ilk; graduated. 11k; standard A J, IL Louisi-
ana white clarified, IL; yellow clnrided, ION 70
lOh; choice Louisiana, 9kG prime, 9D9hc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. choice %; prime 7Oc;
fair 10 good G5 TO 70c corn syrup GO TO 62c sugar
syrup VI TO g.
RoPE-l1Hc. basis,
SWEET PoTAroEs-sl.O 90 per bushel.
RIcE-wholcsale, s to Sh.
sll7-Ip barrel ~ 10; Liverpool in SACKS si'o
oSIoss-Red, per barrel, 1850 to 400; yellow,
50. 80 TO LOO.
PoTAToEs-New, per bushel, sl.10
CABBAGE-4 cents per pound.
CRAoKERs-soda, x, S@sh; Xxx, 8,<@e: XXX
9@9h; cream. I'm; ginger snaps, ny. ~ =,
soAP-0live, 90 per box; blue India, u 81
bars g Is per box; H. bars, q Is per box 20 Id
clone. So rs.
BEASs-7 to TIC per pound.
CANDLEs-Star, full weight 15k to ~
CHBEsE-w r. none in market full cream
15lS@I6; Young America II.
HoMINY AND GRITs-s6 80 per barrel
DRIED APpLEs-7A@S.
per pound
P1cKLEs-sll 5o@l2 per barrel half barreA
81: firm.
COAL OIL--ll0 deg. Are test In barrels, II;
in cases, 81 90.
LYE--Concentrated, 1904.
CLOTHES PINs-Round, &C., spring, 81 per oo1
MEAsUREs-K bushel, iron Sound, IS 30 ~.
dozen; two-hoop pals, 90 10 three:hoop.. 22s:
TUBs-Three nest 81 25@2 35; eight nest 3S 70
No. l. % rs per dozen; No. q es rs; No. 8, 775 per
dozen.
W ASH BoAnDs-wood 81 So zinc IS; New
WELL BUCKETs-s4 UO@4 Is per dozen.
PowDER--s6 IS per key of 25 pounds; nH, 90
90 IS; 81 do q 90 blasting kegs, SS 30.
gun hal N 70 X.
MAcKEREL--,No |, barrels, 50 I'd; half bsrrels
Co. kits. 90c; No. 2-barrels, IS 90; half barrels,
a 75 kits, soc; No. S-bsrrels. S7 3d. haf-bar-
CAEDY--stick. 10 to l4c pound. Fancy, i5r.
TO 25C,
MIssouEr C1DER-.25@3Oc per gallon.
yINEGAR-Per gallon, 1G@20c.
WRAPpINs PAPER-R and straw, 45c to 7bc.
STARCH-5@5hc
JUes-We quote lln per gallon Tor glasso-
Crooks, 10c per gallon for glazed.
PEACHEs--2 lbs, 81 1892 45 lbe, 93QS H.
ToMAToEs-2 lbs. 81 3O@1 40: 8 ID, o. 600 rs.
SAURR KRAUT.-B bis s5 50: half bbls 90 rs
SMOKING TOBACCO - Genuine Duke of Dur
ham, lib .pkgs.. a; Alb, AS; A-lk, 81; lib,
SO; assorted cases, so.
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS Peaches ~ lbs
lbs, $500; Grapes, IL lbs, 1885, Pears, PIP lbs,
So 10; Cages 1-2 lbs $3.50; Peas PIP lbs, 81 co.
Plums, I2 lbs ~. 65 Tomatoes, IL lbs, 81 rs
Currants, 2 ~ lbs. ~. 10.
per u,,iri: al ,,,da- ga to 3 1-4c. per pound;
Ginger rn Z, lWper ID; Nnmegs, CSC to III 60 per
p0 ND Ball Potash. -. 0,u 1890 per case; Potted
Ham 1-4s, sl.5u per d"z; potted Ham. 1-2s q. 25
per doz: Saruines, American; 300 per case; Sar-
dimes, French, NIB ~ per case; sliu1i, CARROTS
d OF ,Sl2 If 10 &lS ~ ferCne s,pfl, kalphs, tuz
AZ Is; 10 " per ri"e; sinh, Ghrittrsl ID s4;Z5
3D., 81 80 Der gross, Olives, American. qts,
rs per doz, olive OIL pts, rs per dyz.
Mushrooms, Ria per gross; Condensed Milk,
d. d lhl laN
iuz., lumber, s,.&5 per dozen; crown, s2.o5 per
to@en 10. CANS, s.6o per dOzen2 IT,. cans, %. Go
p';r dozeiG In tracts, TENOR, 'M per dozen; E4,
racts, assorted. SO. pei d,zel; Cloves, (whole)
th. " htN. pei H.; Cream Tartar, Commercial
nc. ler ID. Hlacgng. smalD s5c per h.; Black
n i-rg', hG oer 10
A y, " York dispa CHI say: The tea market
is somewhat dull. with occasional sales of con-
Sia. rallr parcels. but Du ers are very careful
not ,O,X. cd pyUb- BILE wants. Prices are in
ciineh III he lover. The sugar market shows
mana ui.n ii IN. There has been better mar
k-t nr ali Kinds of a. fined and prices are strong,
Rio .uflte In wuol,sale way is dull, but there
ma been moaI'ateiS acuye usInaiiu ior JUL
A Balumore telegram gives the following:
The stock OF coffee in first hands September at
United States ports was lSO OH bags, agalnst
four ports September was lag, 155 bags, against
12S, 1893 last year.
The outlook for the growing crop of sugar
cane IN LOulsldnd is eAceeuimBiiyy pIienI nc
acreage of this year is reliably stated to be
three times as great as last year, and, notwith-
standing the damage by the spring overflow, 1t
is believed that the crop will reach $500 hogs
heads Of sugar. The season has been favorable
in every respect and the cane had an early and
vigorous start, promising an unusual yield, and
with the present favorable indications the roll
ing reason will commence as early, If not earlier,
than last year. -
Messrs Talmage report the following: 1.-THE
rice crop on the coast is being injured by rains
and the sudden rise in the rivers in Georgia and
south Carolina. The damage cannot be ap-
proximated until the waters recede. In
Louisiana severe wind and rain storm on Sun
day over Plaquemine parish destroyed half the
product In that locality. The loss is estimated
at rs, 900 barrels"