The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-31
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II IL reported that The government In
tpecion will forbid The importation oi
| 1000 packages Oi adnltefated teas which
we're shipped on the Stfatbleven after ih
passage Oi the prOhlbitOry law.
fine New York Shipping List quotes TIN
| importing market ste0dy at o 10 for iai
Rio coffee cargoes, and says; THE cabl,
adviCes ut hand during the past three day.
show continued large receipts, the average b'
ng.about 1900 bags'per diem: thrilling pur
Chases for this country; increasing STOCK,
which, on the 10Th instant amounted tC
45l 600 bags; lower quotations and easier
rates of exchange. IL thus appears that
the heavy load carried Is gradually weigh
ing the market down, but that IL still re-
mainsabove what buyers consider remu
nerating cooperating basis" The tea trade
showed moferate activity at unchanged
prices. Under the operation OF the new
law 1t is expected that from 10000 600 to
| IL, 200 900 lbs of adulterated teas will be ex-
cludcd. At present the country consumes
hardly 65 900, 900 lbs of tea annually, and
the importation last year was 5000 OU
lbs, thus leaving a total of over $4,000 OOO
lbs of tea, mainly adulterated, on the mar
ket. The total importation of Japan tea Is
about IS 100000 lbs, Of which 10000 600 lbs
are chemically colored and the total lmpor-
tation OF green teas is about IL OC0,OOO IDS,
all of which are chemically colored.
1.-THE Cuban crop of sugar is estimated az
$50, 600 tons. against 600 900 year ago. The
crop the British West Indies is estimated
at &c. 900 tons, or 10 per cent. less, and that
of the French West Indies is estimated at
Is per cent. less. In the aggregate this Will
be serious reduction. The receipts at
New Orleans of sugar up to week ago
were LAG, 1874 hogsheads, against 77,09i the
same time last year, and l5i 6lS parrels,
against 67,0iS. Ststistically, the market is
in strong position, the total receipts being
Just about what they have been tor the
past three or four years, and this in spite OF
the lnducement to ship to this country IN
anticipation of the reduction in duty. Ike
ceipts, however, would be larger but for the
small outturn in Cuba and the West lndles.
Although the stock is larger than year
ago, it is still less than tor the two years
1881 and 1880, so that the supply does not
appear excessive. This increase in the STOCK
is also accounted for by the fact during the
past four weeks the distribution OF raw
sugar, which previously had been equal &c &c
that of last year, has fallen behind Zo,Vot
tous. This decrease in the distributor mas
been largely caused by consu ners holdlne
back anticipating lower prices after the
tariff act has gone into effect
ro-DAY'B QUOTATIONS..
CoYFrr-Rio common, s@9xc;. fair, lO@lOc
choice, l9h to IKE; hagIy nnno Hvson aC@So
Oolong, 10000 Japan, e0@SSe
sUeAns-We quote: Powdered lilo; crusned
II; granulRted. 10A; standard l. lG Louisi
ana white clarified. 9h@sA; yellow oiarineu'
Characterization choice. IS; prime 52a IS
fair 10 good, 42@46 corp svrup, SOC; sugar syf
up. 81 to 90: rebeiled. 45@52.
BOSTON BAssINs-10k@llc per YARD; emplr'
bagging, l0@l0ho per yard.
TIRs-200 per bundle.
RICB-Wholesale, 61s 70 TX. y,
s4Lr-In barrel u %; Liverpool In 'a'A' '''"
q os &C tsl@I Xxx. 7A@7H;xxx,7h
@S; cream. 10; ginger maps, TO- Or :,
soA.Tolive @75 Per box sl1e e I'm ina No., i. Il
bars, s. "a per box.
BEANs-3k to &C per pound.
OArDLs-star. full weight I5h.
CHHEsB-.w. B. II; full cream lA@l4h; young
HoMIsf AND alrrs-s5 IS per barrel. ., -,
hAIsIss-Inndon layer, new per box % W.
layer 2 656275.
DHIED PRAoHrs-Unpeeled. 7; peeled III
Der pound.
PIoKLEs-sl1 bosl2 per barrel; half barrels
GOAL on-l1o deg IRE test in barrels ls
In cases, 81 90.
ROPE i1Kc basis. Cotton rope, IS.
WELL BUCKETs-S 00@4 Q, Per dosen
MsssuRasS bnsheI i IRON eonna Is
dozep: two-hoop pails 81 Oh three.hoop, aao.
TUBs-Three rest 81 %; eight nest Us 70
No. /. 90 so per dosen; No. 2 50 60; No. 3 7to p'l
dozen.
WRAPp1Ne PAPKs-Rag and straw, 80 70 SSo
WASH BoAsDs-wood, 81 IS; xinc l sS; New
Era. 81 5000 TO- ,
4, powpEh A. % a. PET seg 81 te 20 IS 90
sBoT-Drop, bag. q 10 TO 81 lb: buck " ID 70
PSI
MACxran-No / barrels 81 60 60 hall barrels 1.a,I
IS kit, s5c; No. s-bsrrels. IS co. haf-bAr'
rels co. dts. 100.
HOLLAND HERRIss-Imported. LIS per Ike
CANDY-stick. l2hu q pound. Fancy, 10 to
MISSOURI CIDER-SUC Per gallon.
VINEeAB-Per gallon, ls92Oc.
sTARcH-69bAc
LYE-Concenusted. 2 1904
JuGs-We quote LILO per gallon Tor glaxso.
Crooks, ioc per gallon for glazed.
PRAcHEs-2 lbs, 81 tOd1 So 8 lbs, . 25a2 50
ToMAroRs-2 lbs, 81 rs; 8 Id, 81 65@l ~.
sAUEs KnAUr.-Bbls IS So half bbls ss7b
ssoKINs TOBACCO = Genuine Duke of Dur
ham. lib pkgs., a; k-lb. IS; xix 81; h-lb'
So; assorted cases 80.
CALIroHNIA CANNED Goops. Peaches Ia lbs
o. so Apricots. 2-12 lbs, CO. Blackberries Ia
lbs, g. 90 Grapes Ia lbs l75; Pears, 2-l2 lbs,
s3 0G Gages IL his, $780, Peas, PIP lbs, 200;
Plums. 10 lbs, s2ee Tomatoes, Ia lbs. 81 Is
GKNERtL GRocERIEs.-sodA Bicarb, &c
per pound; Sal Soda 2 "a to 8 1-4c. per pound;
Ginger race, 1Oc per Id; Nutmegs, csc TO 81 90 per
pound; Ball Potash, $500 to $3.50 per case; Potted
per doz Sardines, American; $3.50 per case sar-
dimes. French. si45O per case; Snuff, CARROTS
or, 81 so per case; Snuff, Ralphs. o.
sli. So 70 ais per case; Snuff CARROTS OF s4;2S
to $3.50 per case, Snuff, Ralph's, IA
To-, 81 80 per gross Olives, American, qts,
bS per doz., Olive OIL, pts, 7.7t per doz.
Mushrooms e275 per doz; Condensed MILK,
D. rs 70 % 90 per case; Jelly. wine glass Sec per
dozen, ID cans, sl65 per dozen; ID. cans, " 6o
per DOZEN Extracts, lemon, sc. per dozen; FL,
racts assorted, S5c. per dozen; Cloves, (whole)
2so. per ID :; Backing (smalD $50. per lb.; Black