The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-29
GROCERIES.



CoFrHE-Rio common. III elac; fair, l2h4lsc
choice, IL to lsh; Laguyra, II 70 le Java, 90
TKAs-Imperial, 50@6oc: Young Tyson, A0gsso
oolong, $4,000; Japan, 60(a65e.
SuGARs-We quote: Powdered ike: crushed,
ilk: formulated, 1914; standard A !, l0h LouiGi'
ana white clarified, lOA; yellow clarified 10 to
1914,
MoLAssKs-Louisisna choice 20 prime CSC;
fair TO good COG, corn syrup, co TO &c; sugar
syrup, 81 TO g.
WE'LL BUcKErs-A 25@4 so per dozen
BosroS BAGGING-l0'a rer yard; empire bag
ging, % per yard.
TIEs-l.S5 per bundle.
RoPE-llhc. basis.
SWEET PoTAToRs-6O to GO per bushel.
RIcE-WhOesale, G 20 Z.
sALT-ln barrel, 81 Sc; Liverpool in sacks sl7h
@sl ".
oaIosu-Red, per barrel, s27& yellow
s. 10.
PorAToEs-Per bushel, sl.OO@l 10
CAnBAGE-sl 20 per dozen, ,r Sdic per tp.
CRAcREas--soda, x, s; NIX, "a; hAG, bH;
cream. loE@ll; ginger snaps 10k@n. u
s0Ar-Oliye, s2,75 per box; blue india, 10
bars, q 20 per box y Id. bars, s. per box lid
bars, 50 rs per boz.
BRANs-6 to &C yer pound.
CAEDlEs-5ter, fun weight l5G to IN
CHEesE-W. Il. II; full cream l5h@l6; Young
America II.
AoalSr AND GRrs-s6 60 per barrel
DRIED APPLEs-7AG8.
DRIED -Unpeelsd Sk; peeled tlo
per pound.
P,oKLks--sl 6O@l2 per barral half barrOo
81 firm.
Coal OlL-llO deg. fro test in barrels, IS;
IL cases, 81 30
LYB-C0ncentrated, 2 76G1A.
CLOTHES PtEa---kound, SOC, spring, q p9r oo1
MEASuREs-h bushel, iron bound, az 81 30.
dozen; WO-h0op pals, ~ 10: three.hOop, 225
TuBs-rhrce nest 81 25ce.2 80. eight nest 20 70
No, l, ~ rs por dozen; No. IS 70; No. O. 70 peI
dozen.
WAsn BoAEps-wOod, Of IS; zinc, IS; New
Gra, 50 5000 a.
PowDER--g6 G5 ror keg Of 25 poundG; l2H, DO
IS 81; 64 do o. 9G blasting Kegs, % 80.
sHOT-n.oT bag, O. 10 10 81 liz buck. g. 80 to
90
MAoRrEml-No /, barrels Gl2 90. half barrels
o.; htsl l9c Nc. 2-bsryels, 10 CO. hall. barrels.
AZ co. kits, Sjc No, 3--barrels. o. o., hslf. hGy.
rcls, g. 90; kits, zee.
CAnpY--stieh, ls to llc q pound. Fancy, lsc,
10 2iG.
MISSOURI 0mEG-2S@sOc por gallon.
YINEeLR--i'er gallon, lS9(lQC,
| WRAPPING PApEE--Npg and sttaW i6c TO 7bc,
! sTARCH-j05SSC
Juds-Wo quote iJa pal gallon FOR glax0d
Crooks, Zoe per gallon ior girzcd
| PEACmES-2 lbs, 81 l5@2 i5. lbs, g3G3s A.
TOMAToEs-2 lbs, 81 1901 70; 8 IL, n 65601 rs.
sAuER RRAUT p bis % %: half bbla o. rs;
large bbls, $50.
SMOKING loBAcCo 49, Genuine Duke of Dur.
ham, lib pkgs, "a 1.-lb, IS, A-lk, 81; 5s-lb,
50: assorted cases, 80
CAMFoEsIA Canned Coops. Peaches Q 10 lbs
1925; Aprico,s 2-l2 lbs, 50 G5 Biackhurres2 IL
lbs 800 Grapes, ~ lbs, sS.25; Pears Mp lbs,
81 TO- Cages, ID lbs., $500 feas,2.l2 lbs, $500
Hums, II los. 1913; Tomatoes, IL lbs. OIL. IS
Curtants, ? IL lbs, 81 TO-
GENERA GRoCERIEs. Soda, Bicarb, to 4 i-4o.
per pound; raj Soda S-i to Lac, per pound;
Ginger, race, lOcrer 10; Nutmegs 95c to 81 20 per
pound; Ball Potash c3O0 10 $3.50 per case; Pot,ed
Ham l-fs sl.50 per doz; pOtted Ham, l-2s q. %
per dOG SaydineS, American; $500 per case sar-
dimes, French, SlS7o per case; snulE CARROTS
or ,Sl2 70 10 sl3 GO per case; Snul Ralphs, OF
s2@ to $500 per case snui, CARROTS, 10, a;25
TO $3.50 per case, smut, Ralph's, IL
H., 81 so per gross; Olives, American, DTS,
SIS per doz., olive Oil, pts, 7,75 per doz.
Mushrooms, s2,75 per gross; Condensed Milk,
1915 to 1900 per case; Jelly, wine glass, csc. per
dog.: tumbler, .25 per dozen; crown, 265 per
dozon, ID. cans, slG5 per DOZEN 2 10, cans. si6i
per dozen; Extracts, lemon, S5c. per dozen; tx.
rAcS, assorted 95c. per dozen; Cloves, (wholc)
Acc to Doc. per ID; Cream Tartar, Commercial
25c, per H.; Backing, tsmalD Csc. per h., Black
ing. Uargel 61c. per Id.
The Louisiana papers are rejoicing over the
magnitude of this years sugar crop. Nearly all
the parishes In the state make n similar report
IN abundant growth Ofcano aud large yield of
saccharine. The crop is estimated at 100000
hogsheads, the largest for y years. In many
parishes the yield will be 1000 pounds TO tho
acre, and some fields 1t IL believed will turn out
8 hogsheads 10 the acre.
! MtssfS, Dan Talmage sons N Co In their New
Orleans circular say: During the past fort,
night our market has ruled steady, with good
demand, and closes firm and with strong feeling
/ on part of holders.
Receipts are liberal, but aggregate less than
last season equal date. October, a. 1882, re.
ceipls were 7,5ig barrels less; to-day they are
OPS barrels less} The liberal receipts for past
80 days have reduced the shortage for October
q about 5000 barrels, II is not probable that
this will he further reduced, although some par
ties are disposed TO disCredit the cry Of Short
CROP" MS compared with last season.
The movement OF cleaned has, In the main
been legitimate: some consignments, however
have been made with moro or less satisfaction
to tho larger distributing centres.
There has been considerable speculation II
rough rice, higher prices being paid than the
cleaned article would warrant This has giveI
n somewhat hctitions value to clean, but holder,
are firm In their views and look for an advanC,
In prices, although they are somewhat restiv,
under the burdens they arc carrying.
Without predicting the future, prices today
are reasonable, and safe for all legitimate busi
ness We would advise the trade 10 keep 1t
tho stream" buy as they need ana ayoidin,
speculation, carry ample running stocks,