The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11
GROCERIES,

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A rHg fact becomes known that Dallas il IN,
| lowest grocery market In north Texas n nst IN
the whole state. It's trade in this line arrows and
increases. Even now its transactions NAV bO
| regarded as the most extensive OF all the cities
south of y; Louis and west of tho Mississippi
river, and In very few years the business viii
be iaprc than double what 1t is to-day. Dallas
mo9hants present many advantages To country
dealerS not only In the prices they ask for theil
goods, but In the lessened frcights by purchss.
ing nearer home. Business In this line In his
city Is never really dull, and for the last ten
months 1t has been steady. Alta season when
trade In other clues has been almost at u stand
sun, shipments from here have been large.
! our quotations. are correct
To-DAY'5 QUOTATIONS..
! CoPPEs-Rio common, llkel2c; fair, l2k@l3c
choice, ~ u l3S; Laguyra, IA 10 10; Java 40.
| TkAs-iinperiai, 6OGo5c Young Hyson, i0G6t
sUGSas-We quote: Powdered Ike; crushed.
AZ; granulated, TX: standard A /, IL; Louisi-
ana white clarified IL; yellow clarified. i0k 10
lO,.; choice Louislana,9 &c; PRIME 9cG9HG
MOLAssH,-Louisiana choice, rs; PRIME zoe;
lr 10 good % u 7Oc corn syrup, 60 10 62c; sugar
syrup. 6l to c.
RorE-llhc, basis.
SWIFT ror4roEs-s2.Oo per bushel
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, s to Sk.
sAl1-ln t1nel, 81 10; Liverpool In sacks $40
oil 10.
oSloss-Red, per barrel, ss so to 4. 90; yellow,
81. so To 40
CABB&0E-S TO cents per pound
PorAroEs-New, per bushel, 81. IS to 10.
CABBAGE-fer dozen, Sl5pOyl.75.
ToMAroRs-Per bushel, Sl.25
CsAcKEis-Soda, X, SGDoS Xxx, Sk@AG Xxx,
Vow, cream IN; ginger snaps, llh.
bars IS 70 per box; \ III. barn, 81 rs por box lbl
bars. g % por box Eureka soap, e. IS Cy.
clone, SO rs.
BKAss-7 Ia Ike per pound.
OANDLRs Star, full weight lbH to l6
GnEEsE-W. Il. II To ~ IL; full cream is.
HoMINY AND GRiTs-S6 30 per barrel.
DRIED APPLRs-7t6tS.
DRIED PEAcnss-Unpeoled, s,t; peeled lie
per pound.
pIcKLKs-sll 5O9l2 per barrel. half barre
"a; firm.
COAL on-ilO deg. Are te,t in barrels, II;
III cases. O. co.
LyB-ConCentrated, 2 1904.
CLorHEs PINs-kound, poe. spring, 81 por box
M RAsugKs-h bushel, IRON bound, So 30 30
dozen; Iwo'hoop pals, 81 TO- hree-hoop. 225
:. TuBs-Three nest " 1902 50; eight nest SO rs
No, 80 70 per dozen; No. 2 " rs; No. 8, 70 per
dozen.
W AgH BoAnDs-wood. 81 IS; ziuo, IS; NOV
Era, ~ 50Go2 10.
WELL BUCKrTs--a OO0i 25 per dozen.
0o PowpEa,-a6 CD per keg OF 70 pounda; Hh,do
sHoT-brop, bag, " 10 to a. ID; buck, 81 IS to
Lao.
MAcKnRErr-Eo !, barrels, 90 10; half barrels,
tG Kits, DOC; No. 2--Oarrcls Is %; hall. barrels
~ rs Kits S1C No, 3--bargels. 81 50; half. bar
ruls, Ga rs; hits, zoe,
CAsDN--buoA, u 10 lie u pound. Fancy, l5o.
20 25c.
MISSOURI oIDER--2533Oc por gallon
VINEGAR--per gallon, lS@2Uc
NRAPPgEG PAPER-Rag and straw, 45c to 75C,
SrARCu-5@bhg
JUos-We quote lilo per gallon for glazed
OsocEs, lOo per gallon for glazed.
PEACHEs-2 lbs. 81 l56g2 49, 3 lbs, es6bS 40
Tom 1OKs-2 lDs 81 aD1Dl lU x In Al nh6ni TX
SAURs RRAUT IL bis 80 o. half hbla "a o.
CALIFORNIA CANSBD GOons, Peaches 2l.2 lbs
1923; Aprico's, 2-l2 los;, 1915; Blackberrics2 -
lbs, 81 90; Grapes, 2l-A lbs, s. so Pears Az lbs
81 10; Cages, ala lbs, $500; Peas, 3.I2 lbs 500
Pums IL lbs, 81. 80; Tomatoes, L. lbs, 81 70
Currants. . ~ lbs, 81 10.
GRSRRAL GRoCHRIEs.-Soda Blcarb 4 to l.ic.
per pound; sal Soda, ABA to lac per pound;
pound; Ball Potash, $3.50 To $3.50 per case potled
Ham LIS, Sl,5O per doS; Potted Ham, LIS o. 25
per doz; Snrdines, American ogO0 per case; Sar-
dinos, French pl37i per case SNUFF, Ganolts
tua ,tl2 - Ia Jl3 10 per Cn.r, Shull knlphs, u8
oiI.5, H. sl250 per cast; Snuir GHFtcNsl ID $i.5
TO sl.5O per ease, snuit lialph's, IL
10, 81 so per gross Olives American, qts,
$50 per dOl, Olive Oil, pts, ~ per duz.
Mushrooms, S275 pee gross; Condensed Milk,
s. 70 10 600 per case; Jolly, wIuc glass 9Sc per
d0z tumbler, Sl2a per dozen; crown, t2.Gb per
doleu,l ID, cans SIh5 per dOlcu. 10. cans, 81 Is
per dolom Extracts lemon, zoe. yer dozen TX,
lNNlNi N'tNlNH t''' lVT uONtNt N4fNto, (MnulNl
lic 10 Soc per ~; Cream Tartar Commercial
&c, per lS,i Hacking ,slitlll &c pcs HI BLACK
Ing, largo 5Jo, rcr ID
Rio de J0nerio correspondent of the New
York Commercial Bulletlu writes TINT the year
ending ON juno 20 shows both the receipts aud
clcAranccs ot coffee u, that port 10 40 much be-
low those OF last year. The reasons for ,lIs,
aside from the transient Effects of bad weather,
urc clearly apparent Unless some radical ruac.
ton IN the freight IA ties on coffee arc made, Ii
hutn Ian hN D..
year In that OF lSSl.Sl IN which 1919 S1I bags of
coffee We're received. and i,lQOi.l bags were
shipped, The June shipment from Rio
amounted 10 2l202t bags, against SO lGi bags in
the preceding month OF MAY, aud 81 Slb bags in
june, lSSl, The total shipments for the year,
with principal destination and Comuarison with
those of the preceding crop year, were rs fol.
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