The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-12-07
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Ooryrr--ili0 common, iikml2e fair, l2hwl5o
choice, ~ 10 1916 Laguyfa "a 70 10 Java ~
o ysasI%psria ceS Young Hyson' 'o@'V
sVo1as%we qso'c' Powdered 1jKc; crushed,
liTi sranuistod, iO,I; slanaari Al, iOXi Iouim.
ana white clarified, 1871 yellow Clarified 10 70
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fair 10 good Coo; corn syrup, 90 70 02c; sugar
VIII WhIL BuoHrrs--s 2S@4 30 per dozen
BOSTON BAGoING-lOh ler yard empire bag
ging, % per yard.
TIRs-lS5 per bundle.
RoPE-ilkc basis.
SWEET poTAToys--60 TO 90 per bushel
RIcE-WhOiesale, TO Z.
@l 50.
oEIoNs-Red, por barrel. s2.7S; yellow
$40,
PoTAroEs-Per bushel, sl.OO@l TO-
CAB3AaT-sl,5 so per dozen, or s@4c per TIP. .,
CRACKEus-ss0dG, X, 8; Xxx, 8Ai AAA, Sh;
cream I0N OIL; ginger snaps, 10h0ll. ,l,,.
SoAp-0live, e2.75. per box; blue india, ID
oars, CO 70 per box Y ID. bars, sS per box; LAD
bars, 90 20 per box.
BEAHs-6 to GEu per pound.
CANDLEs-etar, full weight, 16H to u.
CHEEsE--W. L. II; full cream l6h@l6; Young
America II.
HoMINY AND GRITs--S6 60 per barrel.
DRIED APPLEs-7Ad8.
DRIED PEACHEs--Unpeeled, SAi peeled liz
per pound.
PIcKIEs-9l1 5o@l2 per barrel; half orrTsIE
ca firm.
Coal our-11o deg FIRE test in barrels 49,;
In cases, 81 81.
CLOTHES PINs-Eound, o5c; sprrs, 81 per box
MEAsUnEs-h buahel. iron bound s3 30 20
dozen; Ewo-hoop pals, 81 10: three;hoop, 226.
No. l. 50 25 per dozen; NO. q So rs; No. O. z 10 pea
dozen.
WASH BoABps--wood, 81 %; zinc / IS; Nov
Ere, 81 5O@2 20.
50 6s; ca do Ct 90 blasting kegs, S3 90.
sHoT-Drop. bag o. 10 to q IL; buck, e. IS to
-MAoEERa1.--Eo ], Barrels, S12 90, half barrels
2s hts,1 10c; No. 2-barrels. 80 u; hall. barrels
81 90; kits, S5c no. 8-barrel5. So co. half. bar
reis. &c 90; kits, zoe.
OANDy-Stick. 10 to lac pound. Fancyr lie.
20 CSC.
MISSOURI C1DEn--25@8oc per gallon.
VINEaAI-Per gallon, 18@20c.
WRAPPING Rag and straw, 45o to 75c'
STARCH-5@51kc
JUGs--We quote lilo per gallon for glaSea
Crooks, l0c per gallon for glazed.
PEAcHEs--2 lbs. 81 1902 As; lbs, gS9s a.
ToMAToEs-2 lbs, 81 S0a1 40; 3 10. 81 65@1 70
sAURR KsAuT.-B bis 50 90 half bbls 1913;
SMOKING TOBACCO = Genuine Duke of Dur.
ham, lib .pkgs., A; K-lb, 4S; A-lk, 81; h-lb,
So; assorted cases, SO.
1925; Apricots, PIP lbs, 50 05 Blackberries IL
s. 10 s1 Cages, - lbs, $780, Peas 5i2 lbs
Plums. II lbs s265; Tomatoes, IL lbs.' -sl.75
GENERAL GRO sR1 i Soda Blcarb to 1-4c.
per pound; Sal Soda, 2 "a to 3 l-4c. per pound;
Ginger race, 1oc per u; Nutmegs, 95c TO 81 10 Per
Ham LIS, si5o per doz; Potted Ham, 1-2's " rs
per doz Sardines, American; $500 per case; Sar-
Dimes French. S13.75 per case; Snuff, CARROTS
SIPS; to $3.50 per case; Snuff Garrett h. s25
TO $3.50 per case, Snuff, Ralph's, IL
H., 81 80 per gross; Olives, American, ats
525 per doz,. Olive on, pts 7,7S PEI per ,{ AZ
IS Is to &c. 90 per case Jelly wine glass, 95c per
doz tumbler, Sl.25 per dozen; crown, S265 per
dozen, Id. cans, S165 per dozen; Id. cans, S26
per dozen s do sSG Peo
45c to SOC. per h.; Cream Tartar, Commercial
Csc. per h.; Backing (smalD S5c. per h.; Black
ing, llargel 55c. per Id.
month of November 1882, 80, 433 hhds. and As, :
5O4 bbls. sugar, and 100623 bbls molasses.
against 10, $50 hhds. and q, 26O bbls. sugar. and
43, 96i bbls molasses for the same month last
The total receipts to date sS4 52 hhds. and s4,-
63S bills sugar, and l2i352 bbls molasses,
against Il, SlS hhds. and 24,969 bbls. sugar, AS
935 bbls. molasses up to the same date last
year.
from New York, November rs, says: The whole
sale pricesfor coffees in this city are lower than
thew have been known since the panic of 1857,
when they responded to the general decline, but
reacted when the country recovered from the ef-
feet of the financial disaster. Some have attrib-
uted the present fall in prices TO an overstocked
market but those who ara fully acquainted
with the statistics say this is not the case.
There are $4,000 bags of coffee less In this
market now than month ago, and as each bag
weighs 1870 pounds the quantity o. coffee less In
stock in this country than there was in October
is about 1850, 600 pounds. The stock at one time
in October was 2l5,0U0 bags, while to-day II is
estimated at 10000 bags. A very large and
responsible wholesale dealer In coffee
said the decline was due to the overcrowding OF
the Brazilian market where there is n super
abundant supply and prices are very low This
market has responded to the decline but the
fall has been discounted for some time, and he
knew of no house which held any large stock OF
cofIees bought at the higher prices. Since the
heavy coffee failures some time ago dealers
have been very cautious in keeping any large
stock on hand in this city, and although there
may have been some losses they have not been
serious enough TO affect the credit of any re-
sponsible house. Should the stock in Brazil be
reduced and prices rise in that country the mar
ket here will almost Immediately respond, as
there is not enough here on hand TO keep the
prices down. He did not see any immediat
prospect for rise in prices, as trade was very
dull.