The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-23
GROCERIES.


CoprEE-Rio common, nHSl2c; fair, l21i0lst
choice, 10 to 13H; Laguyra. IA to 16; Java ~
TKAs-lmperial, 5c@bSe; Young Hyson' Ao@o'
Oolong, 45@6Oc; Japan, 60@e5e.
SUd4Rs-We quote Powdered 1114o; crushed,
i1A; granulated, 10'i; standard J., 1Oh; Louisi,
ana white clarified, l0A; yellow Clarified III 70
1914. ~ ero,
MoLAssEs-Louisiane choice. 70; primo 61c;
fair to good 6oc; corn syrup, 60 to &c; sugar
'' WELL BUoxErs-s4 25@4 80 per dozen
BOSTON BAGGING-lOH er yard; empire Dag
ging, 91 per yard.
TIEs-1S5 per bundle.
RoPE-l1Kc, basis.
SWEET PoTATOEs-50 to 60 per bushel.
RICE-WhOlesale, 6 to 4 ,,nr
sI1T--In barrel, e co. Iiverpoolin SACKS al7t
O. IS. r.
1910.
PoTAToEs-Per bushel, sl.0O@1 10.
CABBAaE-$l. so per dozen or S@4c per Up =, ;.
CRACKEGs-soda, X, S. Xxx, 81; XXX, 81;
cream. 10Y oil: ginger snaps, l0h9u. y II
bars, % 70 per box; X ib. bars IS per box lib
bars, SO rs per box.
BEANs--6 to 6>zc per pound.
CAEDLEs-Star full weight loH 70 u. vor,,
CHEEsE-W. R. 10 full cream l5h@l6; Young
America II.
DRIED APPLRs-7&@S. -.
P1oKIEs-s11 5cala per barrel half barrels
81: firm. ,o
In cases, 81 90.
LYY-Concentrated, 2 1904
CLOTHES PINs-Round, Csc; spring, 81 per box
MEAsUREs-k bushel iron sound, W. oG o.
TUBs-Three nest 81 25@2 so; eight nest SO Is
No. L 50 rs per dozen; No. 2 SO rs; No. g. US PEI
dozen.
Po|pEs%ss 65 per keg Of rs pounds; 12h. do
IS IS; OK do 81 90; blasting kegs, SO 80;
SHoT-Drop. bag, 81 10 to 50 l5; buck, ~ 30 To
MAcKERRL-No /. barrels, a12 90, half barrels
Ss; KITS 1oc; No. 2barrels, 50 w; hals- barrels,
81 90; kits, S5c No. 8-barrels, sS co. half bar'
&c cAS Nj Is to 14c pound. Fancy. 100.
MISSOURI CIDEa-25@aoc per gallon.
VINEaAR-Per gallon, 1S@2Oc.
WRAPPING rAPRE- Rag and straw 45c TO 7oc'
JUos~We quote lilo per gallon for glazed
Crooks, 1Oc per gallon for glazed.
PEACHES lbs. s2 l5@2 40; lps, SseSs Az NJ
SAURR KRAUT.-B bis 85 80: half bbls W 70;
sMoRGEa TOBACCO = Genuine Duke Of Dur.
ham, lib .pkgs.. a; K-lb, 4S; xix, 81; %-lb
c CAIIToRNIA CANNED GOODS Peaches 10 lbs
3d. 25 Apricots, PIP lbs So o. Blackberries l.2
lbs, So 80; Grapes IL lbs S325 Pears ~ ~ dp 81
Plums, IL lbs, s2.65 Tomatoes, liz lbs,-s
Currants IL lbs, 81 10.
GENERA GRoCERrEs. Bicarb. to lac.
Ginger race, 1Ocper 10; Nutmegs, CSC to 81 90 per
pound Ball Potash, $500 to $3.50 per case; Potted
Ham las, sl.5O per doz; Potted Ham, l-Xs ~ 70
per doz sardines american; ss9o per case ssF.
OF. ,s12 IS to s13 90 per case; snuff Ralphs o.
s12, 25; to $3.50 per case Snuff CARROTS Id. &2s
to $3.50 per case, Snuff, Ralph,s, Ia
s2b per doz., Olive Oh, pts, 7.75 per doz.
Mushrooms, S275 per gross; Condensed Milk,
SS 20 to 90 pei case; Jelly, wine glass sSc per
doz.; tumbler, sl2S per dozen; crown SGSo pa 81
per dozen; Extracts, lemon, a5c. per dozen; Ex;
racts, assorted, csc. per dozen; Cloves, twhole)
45c 70 50c. per h.; Cream Tartar, Commercial
csc. per ID; Backing, tsmslD Soc per h.; Black
Reports from the coifee-growing districts OF
Jalacingo, in the state OF Vera Cruz, state that
the crop will be abundant this year
The only beet sugar manufaclory that is now
in successful operation in the United States is
the Alvaredo factory In California, which mas
now been doing a paying business for three
Inc season ending In May 1t made 1891, 6SS
pounds of refined sugar, and AI6! POUNDS OF
crude besides Ill, 775 gallons OF molasses from
Il, 230 tons of beets. The average cost OF me
beets TO the factory was 81 % per ton, and the
growers were satisfied with the price.
AT meeting of the Louisiana Sugar Planters
association at New Orleans Mr., John Dymond
said his information from the sugar district was
10 the effect that the yield would be 200 900 hhds.
Mr. ] +. Gitfen, the secretary said that during
the past month he had visited Rapides, Avoy-
Giles St. Landry. st Marlin, Lafayette, 81.
Mary, Iberia, Terrebonne and Assumption. He
had never seen finer crops. The average yield
was about 600 pounds to the acre. The crop
would exceed 200,0 900 hhds. In Rapides parish
condition. II was estimated that the crop but
for the overflow would have reached $4,000
hhds Mr. Giffen saw in Lafourche sixty acres
Of cane so thick that rabbit could not pass
through t. and fifteen feet In height The esti-
mated yield this land was set down at three
hhds per acre.