The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-30
GROCERIES.
ro-pAr.s& or.rioss.

ro-DAr's co1,uoss,
CoFFEx-K,o common. llh9l2c; fair, l2S@lSc
choice, 10 To lSS; Laguyra Il to 10 lava, 70:
TRAs-lmperial, 5cG65c, Young Tyson Hh&U
o0long, 45@6oc; Japan, 6o965c.
SuGARs--We quote; Powdered nkc; crushed,
lA; granulaIed. TX; standard ], IL: Louisi'
ana v hite clarified, II; yellow Clarified, lok &c
l0&; choice Louisiana, 9Sc; prime, s&9hc.
MoLAsSEs--Louisians choice. 7S prime scS
fair to good s. TO 70 corn syrup, GO u 62e; sugar
syrup, 81 Ia GO.
RoPE-llhc basis.
BosroN BAGGlYG-lc'. lcr yard; empire bag
ging ga per yard.
Tifs-LS5 per bundle.
SWEET foTAToEs--Sl.00 per AusheL
RICE-Wholesale, to Sk.
t4l1-lu tsrcLt2 90 Liverpool in sacks Sl75
al s.
0SoNs-Red, per barrel, $3.50 to i,CO; yellow
O. 80 10 ( 20.
PorAroEs-Eew, per bushel, Sl.l0
CABBAGE--t cents per pound.
CRACKERs-soda, y, S@S},; Xxx, s}.&g AAA'
9@0h; cream, ia; ginger Snaps nh., q,
SoAP-olive, GS per box; blue India. y "
bars, 6 Is per box; \ 10. bars "a IS per bo1 ltl
bars, s. % per box, Eureka Soap, u ~ yN.
clone 81 IS.
REINs-7 to 7>io per pound
CAEDLEs-Star, fun weight lba TO IA
CHEEsE-W. X. none in market full cream
l5RMlG; Young America IL.
hOMINY AND GRiTs--s6 30 per barrel
DEIED ApPLEs-7A@6.
DRIED pxAcnEs-0npceloG, 81. peeled lc
per pound.
PloKLFs--sn 5csl2 per barrel. aalt barre
81; firm.
Coal on,--no des. Ere tcsr In barrels II
IN cases, o. 90.
LYE--COnCenuated, = io0l+
CLOTHES Pins Round, toc' sprIa, o. reg boE
MEAsuREs-H buShal iIou bound, 81 Sc 60
dozen, two-hoop pals, " ~ threc.hooE 2&,
TuHS-lhrrc nest q $50 So; eight nest s8 %
No. l. % 10 pev dozon N0, p IS rs; No. g. 7 70 par
dozen.
WASH BoApDs-wood, 81 So: rinc, ! IS, Nov
IRA, " 50@2 70.
WE'LL BucKETs---si CUal % pei doaon
rowBER-G6 G5 per keg of q pounds; ~. DO
o. 5S; GA do Of 90, blasting kegs, 81 20.
shor-Drop, nag, " 10 to " ID buck, q % to
q 80.
MAcKEREL-.No |, banela 60 55i hsli barrels
l6, hits SOC; No 2-barrals, IS CO.. hall. barrels,
q 70; kits, soc; No. S-harrelt, 81 3d. half bar
rolls 81 %; hits, 20.
CkNDy-5pok, 10 to lie pound. Fancy l5c
70 25C.
MlssuuEi CIDEe-25f3Oc per gallou
VfSGGAR-ror gallon, lSa2Oc,
WRArr.SG PApEG- Rag and straw, ijc to 7ac,
STAECU-jW0AC
juGs-Wo quote IA per gallon for glazed
crooks, l0c per gallon FOX glazed.
fEACHEs-2 lbs, 81 l5@2 As, lbs, SSDS iC,
TOMAToEs--2 lbs, Il seal 40: 8 H. 81 G5tO II
SAuRg hRAuT. -Bbls So so half bbls s37
SMOKING TOBACCO - Genuine Duke Of Dur.
ham, lib pRgs, ~ a -lb, Is; 4-lk, 81; ls-lb
90, assorted cases 30,
UALIFoRSIA CANSED Goops. Peaches IL lbs
eS2i; Apricots 2,l2 lbs, 50 %; Backberries IL
lbs $500 Grapes, H. lbs, s&2j. Pears, 2-l2 lbs,
$50 Cages ~ lbs, $40; Peas, 2,l2 lbs, 500;
ilums, IL lbs, s26j, Tomatoes IL lbs, 81 rs
Currants, - lbsr s2.l0
| GENERAL GRoCEiuEs.-- Bicarb, to Lie.
per pound, Sal soda, ga to 8 Lie. per pound;
Ginger race, lOcper 10; Nutmegs Doc to 81 20 per
pound; lall Potash $500 to $3.50 per case; poted
Ham LIS, $3.50 per doZ; rOtted Ham, l-2s e. IS
per do1: sardues, Americana $500 per case; sar-
dimes French 1919 per case; Snuff, Garrett S
% ,sl2 - to sl3 60 per case; Snuff Raphs 6 GA
SIPS; To $3.50 per ase;Snuh CARROTS 10. Si2j
to 6l.5O per case, Snuff, Ralph's, IL
s.2b per don olive OIL, pts, 7,7j per dU2
Mushrooms, s2,15 per gross; Condensed Milk
81 20 TO $500 PEE case; Jelly, wine glass 95c. pei
doz tumblcr, sL2b per DOZEN crown, s2.65 pei
dozen, ID cans, el.G5 per dozen; h. cans g. 6,
per dozen; Extracts lemon, zoe, per dozen: TX
raCts, assorted, 95c. per do7en Gloves, whole
l5c. to 5Oc, per H.; Cream Tartar, Commercial
25o, Ior ID, Blacklng, tsmalQ S5c, per h.; Black
! lug unrCc) hjC per 10.
! The Times. Democrat says! During the pas
week the market has been fairly active ON nj
except the very low grades, and closes firm n
| quotations for the better styles. While COnCes
! sions can be obtained on common grades, thel
being In good supply and somewhat neglected
/ the higher grades meet with ready sale at full
liberal
The temporary organization Of the Rougl
| Rice exchange is working very smoothly, and /
| attracting considerable favorable attention no
only from the trade but from the rice PLANTER
also, In fact, the details of Its movements ar
SO well managed that the trade generally /
maniicsting so much interest IN IL that Il bid
fair To become permanent institution Its sue
cess, however is more consequent on the necoS
sity that demands the existence of such an in
stituton than anything else Altogether thos
concerned have every reason to congratulate
themselves on tho results accomplished thus fl
by the rice exchange.
The market continues fairly active and stead
at full quotations; the demand, however
mostly for the higher grades, which are scarce
with continued good weather receipts are larg
and increasing
statistical position Of sugar, September n, ISIS.
compiled Ivy Willett Il lIamlen, New York
STOCK. Tons
New York, September II .,,.,.....,.... ii, gS
Boston, September n ,...,.,.,.....,,.... 1890
Philadelphia, September II ......,.,.,.. 30
Baltimore, September Observation-Disclosures,
Total September n, 1852 ......,,..,..., 81, I.
Total, september -, 1890
RECEIPTS
New YORK, past week.. e, ,.,.u, Sr
Boston, past week .........,..,..,. .,,... 40
Philadelphia, past week .,.,,,,,,,...... ~
Total past week. 90. ......,.,,.........,. 1891
Total since January l.....,,,.,.,,,,..GSi , ..
DISTRIBUTION.
! New York, past week, - 1;
, BOSTON, past week Observation-Disclosures. rs
{ Philadelphia past week. 20,
, Total past week Observation-Disclosures. 2i,G
Total since January l........,...........6 lg, "
Tho receipts OF Cotlte at Baltimore for the wee
5 Were 81, $50 bags which is the largest for ol
/ week in the year The deliveries amounted