The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-05
GROCERIES.

DALLAS merchants are now enjoying the heay-
est business in the grocery line ever before VIII
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 and complete ana prices
are without doubt below parity with those OF
any other whOlcSa c city in the south or west,
our quotations are corrected daily.
To-DAT's QUOTATIONS..
CoFFEE-RiO common, llh@l2c; falr l2hglSc
choice, II 10 l3a Laguyra Ia O 10 Java, ~
TEAs-lmperial, 5O@b5c; Young Hys0n, soSoO
0olong, l5G60,; Japan, t0Cd65e.
suGARs-We quote: Powdered llAc crushed,
liA; granulated, llbs; standard A |, II: Louisi-
ana white clarified, II; yellow Clarified 10Y to
l0a; choice L0uisiana,gAci prime, 9Sghc'
MoLAssE,-Loulsiana choice 75 prime tVG
fair 10 good g. 10 50o corn syrup co To &c sugar
syrup, o. 10 g.
SWEET PolAroEs--sl 5O@sl 70 per bushel
RICE-Wholesale, $ 10 81.
sAiT-ln barrel 81 90; Liverpool in saeSs ol7o
al s..
0NIoNs-Red, per barrel, s5 on; yellow, 81 so to
s5 20,
CABBAGE--3 cents per pound.
POTAToEs-Now, per bushel, $3.50.
CABBAGE-ter dozen, Sl5utGl75
TOMAToEs-Per box, 81. ?5@l50,
CRACKEHs-sods, X, SGoh Xxx. Sh9G AAA,
99J5a; esUam, M ginger snaps, ia.
soAp-Olive, IS per box; blue india u 81
bars, sS rs per box; x To- bars 81 IS per box; Id
phih' 90 - pui ppA' S"-eAa So"p' Va ~ va
BgANs-7 to 7Sc per pound.
CANDLEs-Star. fun weight lhH to lG
CHEEsE-W. X. Il TO II ~; full cream l6
homEI AND Gg.Ts--S6 50 per barroL
DRIED APPLES-7hGS.
DalEn pEAcAEs-Unpeeled, So; peeled lilo
per bound.
PIoKLrs--stl 5OGl2 per barrel half barre
o. firm.
CoAL onr-llO deg. Are test in barrels, II;
In cases, g. 90,
LYE-Cuncentr0ted, 2 75@4
CLOTHES PTEs-kUunu, oJC; spring, 81 per box
MEAsuREs--& hushel, iron Bound, O. SO 81
dozen; wo-hoOp pals, e2 10: three.hoop, 225.
TuBs-Three nest & 25@2 So eight nest e. 70
No |, ~ IS per dozen No. z, IS 75 No. 3 7 Is per
iOgelL
VASE BoAsos--wooa. 81 So. zinc, IS; New
| Fra, " 50q2 TO-
| PoWDER-G6 Co per keg OF % pounds; l2I., do
81 5S Ga DO 81 90, blasting kegs, 50 90.
SHOT Drop, bag, 81 10 to q 10; buck, q S5 TO
AGO
MAoxERrI.--No ], barrels, 70 IS; half barrels,
Sc, ktts, 90C No. 2-hafreis, o. 60 hall. barrels,
s. rs; kits, SOC; No. o-bUrgels, u 80; half-bar-
| rels, 81 75 Sils '0a
C4kDH--snek. - 10 lic . pound. Fancy, l5c.
10 g5C.
| MIssoost CiDEn--z5 gSJi pen setlon.
! VIEEGNR-pe- hrIIlH, iSm&E,
| HGAPrlEG tar,l-- Rag ana straw, 45c TO 75o.
| STAGCh-- igis..C
| JuGs--Wo lpop ia pcr gallon for glazed
Crooks, loo PEI -,tlpt ioI glazed.
| FEACHES--2 ius, ~ tatp2 10 lbs, s3g8 10
! TOMATOGs--4 lbs, i sol 40; 3 10, 81 65Gb rs
! SAuER KRAFT III DIS ~ 90 half bbls 81 0O.
! CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS Peaches IL lbs
$685. ApricotS, 2.i2 iOs as %; Backberries2 l..
lbs, s2.gO; Grapes, ~ lbs, $3.50; Pears, PIP lbs
% 10; Cages, ~ lbs, 500; Peas,2 lbs, s. 90
plums, IL lbs. $3.50; Tomatoes, IL lbs 81 Il
| ,urrants. 2l-2 lbs, 81 10,
| GENERAL GROCERIES. Soda, Bicarb 4 TOD lie
per pound; Sal Soda, 2 "a to 8 Lie per pound
Ginger race lQc per III: Nutmcgs g5C to 81 0 pei
pound Ball Potash, 49, o to 49, 81 per case POtlcd
Ham LIS, $3.50 per doz; Potted Ham, 1-2s q. q
| per doE SardinGs, American; 50 90 per case: Sur
dimes, French. SlS75 per case; SNUFF, CARROTS
OF, ,sl2 20 TO $1,000 per Gaze; snul, kalphs & 90
TO $3.50 per case, Snuff, Ralph's, /.
h., $50 Der gross; Olives, American, qtS
SIS per do2,, Olive OIL pts, rs per doz
Mushrooms, 1918 per gross; Condensed Milk
s. 10 to $500 per case Jelly, wine glass. 95c p.
do1; lumber, Sl.2b per dozen; crown, s2G5 PEE
dozen, Id cans, sl65 per dozen; b. cans, s.. G.
per DOZEN Extracts, lemon, s5G per dozen; TX
tracts, assorted, 95c. per dozen; Cloves, whole
l5c. to 5Oc. per b.; Cream Tartar, Commercial
2oc per To-; Backing (small) Soc per lb.' Black
ing, uargel 55c. per H..
The drouth which has prevailed in the Wcs
| Indies has assured large crop Of sugar, but fO
| the same reason the crop OF mOluSSes Is eX
pectei TO be small, as in the dry season the can,
reverse Is true in the wet season Neither is thu
crop expected To show much of good grocer,
molasscs, The Boston Commercial Bultt III
says: The new crop ui mOlasses is nOH being re-
coivcd, large number of vessels aIriviui
weekly from the West Indies. The Cienucgot
mulpsscS is said 10 be Of good quail
H., aud is quoted ut SJc but tina
received from Porto Rico is very good, nnt
.hc present quotations are 10 to GS cents Fo
SOME lime pust the grocery trade In molAsses ha
teen growing smaller and smaller This il DIN,
to lhc ilct that the grade of mOla,ses produced
is lower thnn formerly, and costs so much high
~ !u proportion That the use OF sugar for domes
tic purp, SEES is NJ the same time cheaper an,
uettr The falling of III the grade of molassai
produced is due 10 the introduction of the cen
NriuEal sugar machines which are CONSTANT,
Increasing IN Use In the sugar making countries
/ 7 hsSc machines separate the sugar from the sir
mp ar CANE juice far more thoroughly than wa
done by the old method, and while more sur,
Is obtained the grade is Of = better quality, bu
the amount Ofmoasses produced is less thai
BET re, aud tho quality is much poorer.