The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-08
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES,.
No branch of the wholesale trade of Dallas is
in n more prosperous condition than that of gro
ceres. During the last year the sales in this
line have nearly doubled that OF amy previous
one and instend of quietly maintaining what is
at present coming here dealers are sending out
their sNlcsmen into new fields and are constant
ly adding to their already heavy business.
There are many causes which consplre TO render
Dallas the lowest grocery market In the state,
and as this fact becomes established and known,
country dealers take advantage OF II and consult
their best interests by purchasing here IL will
be seen 10y comparing quotations here with
those of the larger cities in the south or west
that not one of them all offers superior induce
ment to buyers, and in many particulars ex-
hibit advantages that cannot be presented by
any other Wholesale point in the country.
Prices are steady rs follows:
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
CoFFEE--Rio common, llbs@l2c; fair, l2h@l3c
choice IL 10 l3S, LaGuyra, II to l6; Java 20.
rEAs-Imperial, 5O0p65c; Young Hyson, 40Q16O
Oolong 45@6Oc Japan, 60tD65e.
SuGARs--We quote: Powdered 1l&c; crushed,
AN; grannlated llk standard A ], II: Louisi-
ana white clarified, II; yellow clarified, lOh TO
l0S choice Louisiana, 9Ac; prime, s@9Hc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS choice, 76: prime 70c;
fair 10 good 65 to 70c corn syrup co 10 &c; sugar
syrup, 81 to 63.
SWEET PorAroEssl 5O@sl rs per bushel
RICB-Wholesale, s to Sh.
oil So.
oNIoNs-Red, per barrel, IS o.; yellow. 81 so to
| IS 90.
CABBAGE--3 cents per pound.
PoTAToFs-Ncw, per bushel, Sl.50.
CABBAGE-fer Dozen Sl5u@,l75
uMAToEs-Pcr lox, 81. 256gl.50.
CRAoKERs--soda, X, SGSh; AZ, Sk@g xxx,
9@95s; cream. II \; ginger Snaps, uh.
bars, So rs per box; \ lb bars. 81 75per box; lbl
bars, y 70 per box. Eureka Soap, q IS Cy-
clone. CO 70.
BEANs-7 TO Ike per pound.
CANDLEs-Star. full weight l5H to l6
CHeEsE-W. r. Il TO IL H. full cream l6
HoMIEY AND GRITs--S6 30 per barrel
DRIED AFpLEs-74GsS.
DRIEn pEAcnRs-Unpceled, So; peeled lilo
per pound.
pIcKIEs- 5o@l2 per barrcl half barrels
~; firm.
COAL om-llO deg. fire test In barrels, II;
In cases, " 90.
LYE-Concentiated, Q 7669i.
CLOTHES PINs-kound, Coo; spring, 81 per box
MEAsuREs-h bushel, iron Mound, eS 30 so,
| dozen; rwo-hoop pals, 81 10: three.hoop, 225.
TuDs-Three nest ~ 25@D2 IS; eight nest 80 Is
No. ], 81 70 per dozen; No. IS rs; No. g. rs per
| dozen.
W ASH RoARDs--wood. 81 IS; zinc, 1 IS; New
| FRA, g. 5000 20.
WE'LL BucKETs--e4 OcCSi 2s per dozen.
PowDER-66 65 per key of IS pounds; Icy, do
| 81 bS; Ga do 81 30; blasting kegs 50 30.
240.
MAcKEREIr-No |, barrels, 50 rs; half barrels.
&C. hits, 9oc; No, 2-barrels, SIS 90; half barrels,
q 70; Kits, Sc No, S-barrels, o. 30; half bar.
CAsDy-stck, Is TO lie pound. Fancy, l5c.
| to 25c.
Rorp-sisal v inch basis, Sc; cotton 1921.
Missouri CIDxl',,.2SGsoc per gallon.
NINEeAa-per gallon, lSa2Oc
| WRAPPING PAPER'-Rag and straw, CSC to $50
| STARCH-S@5lio
| Juas-We quote lie pcr gallon for glazed
Crooks, loo per gallon for glazed.
| Peaches lbs " l5&2 ~, . lbs sos 10
ToMAr9Es2 lbs y 1881 e a. ~ ~ q Gd75
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS. Peaches - lbs
s3,25, Aprcots, 2-l2 lbs, 80 o.; Blackberrics L.
lbs $500 Grapes, sl.2lbs, $3.50; Pears, 2.l2 lbs.
s. TO- Cages, IL lbs sl,gO pcas2-l2 lbs, 81 90
Currants, . IL lbs, 81 10,
GENERAL GRoCERirs.-SOda Biclrb, to41.Ic
per pound; Sui Soda, 3.i 10 lie, per pound
Ginger. race, l0cper 10; Nutmegs, Doc TO 81 0 pc
liam las, $3.50 per doz; Potted liam, l.gs u. .
per doG Sardines, American; $500 per case Sar
dimes French slS.75 per case; Snuil, Garrett
Coz l2 % TO sl3 90 per case; snuIr Ralphs, OF
sls25 to $500 per case; snulGs CARROTS Id. $40
h., 81 so per gross; Olives, American, ats
b.25 per doz,, Olive Oil, pts, 40 per du2
Mushrooms, G75 per gross Condensed MIX
$50 to 1900 per dozen: Jelly IN, ~ 95c, pc
doG; tumbler, sl. per DOZEN cream, sl,65 pc
dozen, Id cans, sl.6S per dozen; Id. cans, o. q
per dozen; Extracts, lemon, S5C per dozen: Eek
tracts, assorted, 95c per dozen; Gloves, whole
llc. to SOC. per h.; Cream Tartar, -. TO 2jc Id
Blacstng IsmaiD SOc per h.; Backing, Qargc
We extract the following from Mcssrs, pa,
Talmage's Sons Il Co.'S rice circular OF TIL
| date.
During the week our market has ruled stead
| demand nj "a
tons.
ilRcccipts from the couatry have been.meagre
and the rough In mills Is nearly exhausted Gu
OF the eleven mills In this city only one Is now Il
operation, and that one on half capacity, turnln
out daily less than one.fourth the amount nc
gulred for shipment and local consumption
This excess OF demand over supply has rosluce,
reserved stocks TO minimum and renders II on
~ question OF OF short time as TO when the sup
ply from this years crop will be totally exhaus,
ed AT present ratio of demand there will be n
rice from present crop offering after close OF thi
In Wow Of the foregoing facts, Some no ldc,
predict nm advance to higher range OF prices d
the near futurc; BIO that az itmay, the strenst
OF the markell s generally. conceded, for with
small reserve stock and demand. four times n
great us the daily turnout OF mills, Il will 500
be more a question OF supply than Of price,
Tho trade whose preference Is for the domestl
kinds will do well to take In sufficient for thci
needs, be II much or little, at an early dat,
while assortmons allow opportunity for bette
selections
Foreign styles are competing strongly on 10,
grades and lower medium styles, but al preser
offerings arc mainly OF the higher class, they ar
no, Affected s,nn thereby r. They would be 4
iind ready sale to local consumers who prefer
10 the East India kinds.
WAGON WOOD WORK.