The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-08
GROCERIES,.

A New York circular says during the
week the market has felt hardening ten
dency without material change in values,
although to buy freely l-l61 above Quota
tons would be required. But few sugars
are Ia, en- out of bond now. Retiners' stock
in New York is rs, Sos tons, and in Boston
II ,05l tons. As reiiners will have few duty
p id sugars on the last day of this month,
u cir Withdrawals from bond during June
should ne very large but still, with the
above stocks to draw from, and free pur-
cha. s already made for arrival in June, the
reiiners will not need to bay freely in June,
and may not be inclined to do so, unless at
p ices nearly equivalent to the duty reduc.
lion-so that holders of raws on the spot
may have to wait awhile to obtain the adj
vence they hope for on the new-duty basis.
GA the other hand, the country being very
bare of refined sugar, and the season being
favorable tor large consumption, 1t would
appear certain That refners will have II
strong demand in June at very full and
satisfactory prices, for all their production.
Fair refining on spot is now selling at
equal to about 6sc, new duty but for arri.
val IN June at equal to 63 to &c. new duty
basis. Since the lst inst. the receipts at
fou! ports have been 81 ZIG tons from Cuba;
3, 1873 tons from Brazil; l2,9SG tons from
British and French West Indies; LAG tons
from East Indies; So tons from Europe
total, ~, S64 tons, OF which 20,93S tons IA
rived to reiners, and 1926 to importers.
Sales for same time we're l6 Col tons, and
total deliveries 81 $50 tons, which includes
receipts to refiners Stocks have increased
ii 20 tons since LIST irst.
Exports from the Island of Cuba to MAY
are given by Messrs. Todd, llidalgo e Co
203, 2I9 ions against 257 ,655 tons same time
last year. Total stock May l, l,l59,6Ot
tons, against 207 III tons May l, 1882. Crop
estimates have not been definitely settled
vet, but, as grinding is nearly over, we
may expect the final result soon. Figures
now point to over lG0 600 tons, rather than
below, say with the amount OF sugar left
over from previous crop, a supply in Cuba
OF not below AS, ESQ tons for the year. Sup
pose the crop, or rather the entire supplies
Of Cuba in 1888, to be AIS, 600 tons for local
consumption of Cuba, and $1,000 tons fol-
exports elsewhere and local stock 10000
tons remain for export to the United States
tor entire year 1888, of which we have re.
ceived to May 10, say 1913 0S9 tons, leaving
about 10000 tons to come, against O,632
tons, received from Cuba from Nav to De-
cember 81, 1882, say 90 0C0 less. out ofthe
'sVth III WV ~ hittu 100 VIC
had SO 600 tons left over at the end of the
year, so that If consumption in the United
States. and receipts from other countries
are the same as last year for the balance of
this year, we have 7SCJ0 tons surplus now
to set against the 5000 tons less receipts
rom Cuba. This seems to be the best ex
nibit We can make Of our sugar position
now
ro-pAY's ouorArroHp.
0oYYIn--Rio common, s99kc;. fair 1o@loc
'hoice, l0h 70 Ike; Laguyra, 1, va, zoe
TKAs-lmperial, 4S@56G Young Hyaon. 10000
'olong. $4,000; Japan, 6096se.
SuaARs-We quote: Powdered lilo; crushed
IL; granulated, l0.4; standard A 1. 10; Louisi
ana white clarified. 9h@9%; yellow clarified,
MoLAssEs-Louisiana choice, 6sprime b2@55
air 70 good, 42@4b corn syrup. Soc sugar syr
np. 81 to GO: reboiled. 45@52.
BOSTON BAaeINe-lOh@llc per yard; empir,
nagging, l06Dl0lsc per yard.
TIEs-2O0 per bundle.
RICR-Wholesale, 6Js to TX,
sALT-In barrel, 81 rs; Liverpool In saOks S.7
ORACKERs-.soda eI@E Xxx, 7s@7H;XxX,7h
o.; oream lOi singer snaps, 10.
soAP-ohTe, S276 per box; blue India y i
oars& d pel box; \ ID, bars, % % per box; Ill
bars, 81 "a per box.
BEANs-Sh TO &c per pound.
CANDJEs--Btar. full weight l5K.
CHeEsE-W X. IL; full cream li@l4h; Youni
America l6h.
HoMINY AND GRIrs-s5 % per barrel.
Reconsideration layer. new. per box, " %
DRIED PxACHEs-Unpeeled, :; peeled ~
DER pound.
PIcKLEs-sll 5o@l2 per barrel half barrels
n: firm.
Coal on.-lio deg. Ore test In barrels. Ie
In cases, 81 o.
ROPE Ike, basis. Cotton rope, is.
WE'LL BUCKRTs-e4 COCOA % per dozen
CLOTHES PINs--Round, CSC; spring. 81 per boz
MRAsUREs-k bushel. iron bound, % 50 pei
doIep: tw0-hoOp pals, q 90 three.hoop, 225.
TuBs-Three rest e. 25 eight nest, &S rs
NO !, ~ DO per dosen: No. 4 IS SO; No. 4 $50 ~
u2en
WRAPPING PApER-Rag and straw, $50 to TO
Wash BoAeDs-WOod. 81 IS; sinot IS; New
era, 81 60(12 10
PowpKR-se 65 per keg Of rs pounds lax, Dc
6S 6S do 81 90 blasting kegs, IS %.
50.
d, MtAcKHRsl-No !, barrcls, el2 o. half bsrreli
": kits, loo; No. 2-barrels, 81 VI; half. barrels
m e., hts, SSc No. s-barrels, ss co. hali'bsr
HOLLAND HRRRING-Imported. Los per Ike z.
OANDY-Btick. 12ho pound. Fancy, Is 10
MISSOURI CIDKR.-sOc per gallon.
VINEaAR-Per gallon, lS(Q2Oc.
6TAnCH-5asAo
LyE-ConCenrated. 2 1894
juas-We quote lilo per Gallon for glaxed
rocks, l0c per gallon for glazed.
fRAcHEs-2 lbs, 81 t0dl SS 3 lbs, . 25S2 81
ToMAToRs-2 lbs, 81 49, 8 Id, 81 ESQ 70,
SApER kRAUT.-B bis Is 90 half bblG O. rs.