The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-13
GROCERIES,


DALLAS merchants are now enjoying the heav-
est business In the grocery line ever before wit
messed here in the history of the trade. New
orders are coming in from new quarters, and
hardly day passes that merchants from abroad
are not seen upon the streets and making pur-
chases Stocks are full aud complete and prices
are without a doubt below parhy with those Of
any other wholesa c city in the south or west
Our Quotations are corrected daily.
To-DAY'B QUOTATIONS..
CoFFEE-Rio common, nh@l2c; fair, l2h3lSc
choice ~ TO lSh; Leguyra, IA to III; Java, 20.
rEAs- Imperial, 6O@O5c; Young Hyson, 40lg6t
Oolong, i5@60c; Japan, 60G65e.
| suGARs-We quote Powdered 1ilo; crushed,
nv; grannlaIed, NJ; standard |, II: Louisi-
ana white clarified, II; yellow clarified, 10Y to
1914; choice Louisiana, 9&c; prime, 9G9kc.
MoLAssEs-louisiana choice, IS; prime 7Oc;
fair to good 65 TO 70c corn syrup 60 TO 61c; sugar
syrup, 81 10 6S.
ROrE-llkc, basis.
SWEET porAToEs-S2S 50 per busheL
RICE-Wholcsale, 10 Sh.
al s..
.oNIoNs-Red, per barrel, IS 90; yelloy, o. so to
GABBAGR-5 cents per pound.
forAroEs-New, per bushel, 6OG70c.
CABBAGE-Per dozen, Sl.5u@l15.
IoMAToEs-Per bushel Soc
CRACKERs-Soda, X, S6pS5,; Xxx, Sk@lo: XXX,
9@9A cream, lls; ginger snaps TX.
ooAr-Ohye ~ per box: blue India y bl
bars, % rs per box; \ h. bars, 81 rs per box lbl
oars, " % per box. Eureka Soap, 81 o5 Cy
hEANs-7 to IKE per pound.
OANDLEs-Star, full weight l5k to 1G
CHEEsE-W. Il. II 10 u IL fun cream l6.
HoMlNr AND GRIrs-s6 30 per barrel
DhlEp APrLrs--7AGsS.
pF''n PEicsgS--unpeelcd, 81; peeled Ito
s. NGa per barrel; half barre
.9AA Our-liy t-g. E.e test IN barrels, Ii
IN cases, e. 90
LYE-COnCentIated 756L
CLOTHES PlNs-Rouni, ooc; spring, Oh per box
MEAsUREs-H bushel, iron bound, So 50 80
Dozen; tHo-hoop pals, 81 70; three.hOOp. 226.
IuBs-Three nest 81 25@2 S5 eight nest So Is
NO |. ~ 70 per dozen; No. 2 Is IS; No, g. 775 per
WASH BoAEDs--wood, 81 IS; zinc, 1 IS; New
Era, e. 60d2 TO-
WELL BUCKErs-ai oo@4 25 per dozen.
- PowDER--s6 Go per keg OF rs pounds; l2X, 60
IS 5S ca do q 30; blasting kegs, 90 90.
sHor-Drop, bag, 81 10 to 81 Is; buck, g. SIS 10
40
MACKERrL-No /, barrels, 50 III; half barrels,
So, ATS, gCc, No. 2-barrelA S. ca; half barrels,
VI 20; kils' SOC No. S-bairels, az 90; half. bar.
rels, 81 IS; kits, zoe
TO 25c.
MISSOURI CpER-25@3Oo per gallon
VlSEGAR-Per gallon lStB2GC.
W,
STARCH-5M5Ic
JUGs-We quote lie per gallon for glazed.
Crooks, 10c per gallon for glazed.
PEAcHEs-2 lbs 81 15@2 45; 3 lbs, eS@3 40
ToMAToEs-2 lbs, 81 S0@l 40; 8 ID, 81 65C31 rs.
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS. Peaches - lbs
s3.25; Aprcots, 2.l2 lbs, So 05 Blackberrics H.
lbs 81 10; Grapes IL lbs g. So Pears, PIP lbs.
s. 10; Cages ~ lbs, $3.50; Peas, PIP lbs 500
plums, u lbs, $3.50 Tomatoes, IL lbs, 81 20
Currants. . ~ lbs 81 10.
GENERAL (,pplypIEs soda niparh A 10 to
per pound; Sui Soda, ga to 8 lie, per pound;
Ginger, race l0cper 10; Nutmces, CSC to 81 0 per
pound Ball Potash, $50 to $3.50 per case POtted
Ham las, sl.5O per dOz; POtted Ham, LIS " Is
per dO2: SardineS American. 300 per ease; Snr.
dimes, French. slS7j per case; snnlf CARROTS,
o. w % to Sl3 20 per case; SNUFF Rulphs, OF.
sl2,2j to $3.50 per case; snuff GGrrcltsi b. $40
to sl.5O per case, snutl, lialphs, 10
d., $50 per gross; Olives, American qts,
Mushrooms s27j per gross; Condensed Milk,
40 to $500 per case; Jelly, wine glass g5c per
doz.; tumbler, Sl.25 per dozen; crown, s265 per
dozen, ID, cans, Sl65 per dozen; h. cans, 81 60
per DOZEN Extracts, lemon, roc. per DOZEN Ex-
racts, assorted, 95c. per dozen; Gloves, (wholc)
l5c, to soc. per lb; Cream Tartar, Commercial
2)c per H. Backing, (small 3jc. per h. Black
ing, dargel 5ic. per 10.
ON Monday last there were 625OO bags OF cof
FEE IN the warehouses of Baltimore, The dcliy-
cries for the week were S, 205 bags aud the re-
ceipts 5000 bags
The growth of tea cultivation In Indiais steady
ana progressive, Some six thousand acres
more are devoted To ten gardens every year.
Inst years crop is estimated At IO,OJlOUOlbs.
In Lnlourcho cane is growing luxuriantly, and
In the majority of the fields, covers the rows;
corn, that which has Outgrowu the attacks of the
worm, forms fine and numerous ears; rice
promises All abundant yield, If the season con.
tinucS favorable,
We neglected to mention In our last that we
had received II sample of rice from Mr.. &C., lie
Blanc, on the opposite side Of the river The
grains were large and well maturcd, and gave
indications OF n fine yield From all accounts
the rice crop of our parish viii be very large
one this year lbcrville South.