The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-16
GROCERIES.
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS..

ro-pAT's QUOTATIONS..
CoFrEs-Rio common, llk9l2c; fair, l2ksl5
choice, Is to lSh; Laguyra, IA to l6; Javs, 20
TKAs-Imperial, 50ee65c; Young Tyson, +0G6o
0olong. 45D60c; Japan, 60a65e.
SuGARs-we quote: Powdered lixc; crushed.
II 4; granulated, l0A: standard A l. l0k Louisi.
ana white clarihSl, l0&; yellow clarified, 10 TO
l0't,
ADMINISTRATIONS choice 70; prime CSC
fair 10 good 60c; corn syrup, 80 TO &c; sugar
syrup, 81 70 &C..
WE'LL BUcEETs-si 25s4 so per dozeni
bosToS BAGdiNG-lOS yer yard; empire bag
| ging, 9A per yard.
TlEs-l.S5 per bundle.
| RoPE--ll5ac. basis.
SWEET roTAToEs-5o to 60 per bushel.
RlCE-WhuleSale, 70 Z.
| Oh So
omosc-Red per barrel, s27s; yellow
| g276.
| PoTAToEs-per bushel. si.eO@l 10
| CADBAGE-sl. 80 PER dozen, or sa4c per tp.
CRACKkfS--dOda X, S. Xxx, So; AKA, SB;
cream l0h OIL ginger snaps, l0kgll.
soAr--Oliye, e275 per box; blue India, u 10
eefs, q 20 per box; y ID. bars, 50 per box; ID
! bars, 80 20 phr box.
BEAEs-6 10 6hc per pound.
CAHDLEs-Shir, fill weight lex TO IL
CHrEsE-W, Il. u; fun cream l5%@l6; Young
HoMISI AND GRITs--s6 so per barrel
DRIED ArPIEB-7L@S.
DRIED rrAcHRs-Onpeelod S]l; peeled liz
per pound.
PleNLus-sil 5oG2 per barrst half batre1s
q; iirm.
Coal oJL--ll0 deg. ero teRt IN barreA, IS;
In cases, 6. 10
LYs-Uonoentrated, 2 759A
CLOTHS PISs-kound, 6So; spring, 81 per box
MkA9UREs--k bushel, iron hound, 90 6, 30.
dozen; two-hOop paila, 81 10: rce.hoop, 22b.
TuBs-Three nest q 25@4 50: eight neat, eS u
40 |, % 70 per dozen; No. 2 So IS No. g. 2 rs peg
dozen.
WAsh BoARps-wood, 81 IS; ginc. / IS; New
Era, 81 51Gl2 10.
powpHR.-26 G5 per kcg OF 25 pounds; l2H, DO
CD 5S Ga do 81 20; blasting kegs, IS 90.
shor-prop, bag, ~ 10 to M lbi buck, 81 Us to
MACREEEI,--Eo /, barrels, S12 90, half barrels
"; kits loo; No. 2--haTels. 80 U0 hall. barrels,
81 90; kits, S5c No. S--barreis, IS 90. half bar.
rols 90 60; kits, 70G
CANDY-stick, 10 to l4c pound. Fancy, l5o
TO 25C
Missouri CIDEg-2B@SOc per gallon.
NIHEaAR-Per gallon, 1Sd82oc,
WRAPPING PAPGG-Rsg and straw, Csc 10 7bc.
STARClI-6G3hk0
Jues-Wo quote ilc per gallon for glazed
Orooks, lOc per gallon for glazed
REAOHEs-2 lbs. 81 i5d2 As; 3 lbs, sos 40
TohAroEs-2 lbs, 81 SCGpl 40; 3 10, q ESQ., H
SAuRR KRAuT B bis IS 10: half bbls 90 IS;
large bbls, $50.
SMOKING TOBACCO - Genuine Duke of Dur.
81; assorted cases, So
CALIFoRNIA CANNED GooDs Peaches 2 l.2 lbs
S25; Apnco,s PIP lbs, 49, 0t; BlackberrieS2 IL
lbs s29G Grapes, IL lbs, S. %; Pears, 2l2 lbs,
a.. TO- Cages 9 10 lbs $3.50. peas 2-l2 lbs. 81 OK
plums, ~ lbs $3.50; Tomatoes ~ lbs, 81 Is
Currants, Q ~ lbs, s2l0.
GENERA l. GROCERIES, Soda, BiCarb, TO l-Ac.
per pound; sal Soda, "a 10 l-ic. per pound;
Ginger, race Topper ID; Nutmegs, S5c to Sl,tO per
pound; Ball Potash, $50 TO $3.50 per case; Poted
Ham l.fs, el60 per do2; Potted Ham. l-gs ~ rs
per do2: Sardincs, American; $500 per case; Sar.
Dimes French, Sl5,75 per case; SMUT CARROTS
60s ,Nl2 % to Si3.O 90 per care snuii, Raphs, 6 OF
w. %; to Sl2bO per case;Snud, CARROTS h. a.
to Sl'bO per case snulf, Ralph's IL
ID, 81 80 per gross; Olives, American, dts
b,2b per do9., olive Oil, pts. ia per duZ
Mushrooms, $40 por gross Condensed Milk
SIb TO t9OO per case; Jelly wine glass CSC. pei
do2.; lumber Sl.25 per dozen; crown, sos pei
Dozen H. cans, 6l.G5 per dozen; ID. cans, 81 Is,
| per dozen, Extracts, lemon, S6C. per dozen; Ex.
| racts assorted, 95c. per dozen: Gloves, whole
doc. to so. yer. lb Cream Tartar, Commercial!
CSC per H.; BlaCking, (smNl) 35c per H.: BlagG
ing uGrCcl Soc, per la
In the course of an interview with newspr,
| per reporter, II Cincinnati mcrcl Rut made thc
| following statements about the coffee trade: W,
| are at present buying ulr tuntes at lower rnic,
| lh9n sue ISIS can bur the grade of rOas ted
coffee III New York city for SC. In the year Is Il
about the same quality was fetching 7nc. Thi,
| ,fcScnt wonderful decline In prices Is due Ir
several reasons The first Is that Tor three years
berry is cultivated have been Continuousl,
large, GENERALLY thore is a light and then i
heavy yield, thus allowing the demand To kect
about equal with the production. Them again
| WITHIN the past few years farmers In Brazil mud
owner coffee growing countries have been Ruiur
INTO the business more extensively than ever be-.
fore When Dom Pedro came to this country In
| 1876, liraslps yield was about 5000 900 bags a
year. While here the emneror investigated ,hC
agricultural interests considerably and on his
return home he took measures TO encourage
farming there, especially In the coffee way.
AS result the crop has reached this yeai
with surp us OF /, co O00 bags left over from
last year, would make the marketable supply
there fully 100000 bags This statement il
equally true of other South American states,
| Central America, Mexico, etc As can be- Main
| ly seen, the production is far In advance of tho
consumption, aud rs consequence prices fall
| Dealers In COilca are losing money because OF
THIS state % affairs In fact the importation ol
that fragrant article has been upIOntable tor
Inc last few years, The heaviest firms In Rio
Janeiro have been unable to stand the pressure
from time To time, and several have failed Bui
thlhk the prices have reached their lowest
point ana reaction must certainly follow OF
course, great deal depends on next wear !
crop, hut nothing can be told about ID before
January or February next The farmers WHO
| nave gone into the business so extensively now
| soc that there Is no money in raising the berry
| NJ the present price, and will not therefore IN.
| crease their plNut but more likely diminish II
| a coffee plant iS good for about five Years Then
| Ike peach tree, II ceases bearing, SO that \
| theTc ARE no young plants to take the places OF
'he o'd' the crop must necessarily be lighter
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