The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02
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COYfEE-.Hio common, ~ ri2oi fail, 12HDno
'F Tsgs:1 y 70 m,l t sSSSa y y h ~ Say q go
o9long t6@ggOc japan, coafto, .oa
liJt S5Gnulsied, iSlf. 9iGnGs52 = .S1 ~ 1on dsc
"MoLAssgs-Loulsiaus oboioa 10 prlms CSC;
fair TO rood Goc; corn syrup, 60 70 62o; sugar
syrup. 81 to CO.
RoPE-l1kc. basis.
,BosTos B~AdoiSG-icH Ter yard empire Bag
cling, VI per yard.
TtRs-l,S5 per bundle.
SWEET PoTAroEs-- $40 nor busheh.
RICE-WhOlesale, 6 10 T.
eAlT-lr taIIel, II SO liverpool in sacks no
oHioss-Rcd, per barrel s2.7& yellow,
81. rs.
PoTAToEs-Eew, per bushel, ei.t5@1.lo.
OABBAeE-2&@SH cents per pound.
CRACXEhs--oOuh 4, 8, AA, ~; XXX eni
cream. l0s@l1; ginger snaps, 10h@l1. ~
soAP--Oliye, 81 70 per box; blue India, y ~
bars, g 70 per box; 4 ID. bars, G5 per box; LID
bars. 60 IS pev box.
BrANs--6 ~ exc per pound.
CA~NDLBs-Star fun weight, 1915 to ~,
CHEesR-W. r.. none in market; full cream
l5h@16; Young America ~.
HoaINr AND GRITs--s6 so per barrel
DRIED APPLEs-7H@8.
DRIED PEAcHEs-Unpeeled, So; peeled 10
per pound.
PIoxLEs-sl1 5o@i2 per barrel; half barrels
o.; finn. co.
COAL oIL--l1o deg. Are test: In barrels III
In cases, 81 10.
LYE-Concen.rated, 2 75@4.
WELL BUCKETs-N 25@4 30 per dozen.
CLOTHES PINs-Round, csc; spring, III PEI ooN
MEAsUEGsmM eushei; 30 iron re- bound S,o " 'S 5 ~
TUBs--Three nest, 81 25@2 80; eight nest S3Zo
No. I. 50 rs per dozeni No. 2, Ss 10; No. g. 40 peg
dozen.
WASH BoARDs-Wood, o. IS; zinc. l S5; Eew
Era, 81 5000 70.
PowDEn-as Go per keg of 25 pounds; 12if,do
e3 5s; 6k do 81 GO; blasting kegs, SS 90;
SKoT-Drop, Dag, % 10 to e. Isl bur-. ~ IS to
MAoKEREL-No 1, barrels, 90 n; half barrels
&C; kits, soc; No. 2-barrels. 8 co hall. barrels,
a rs; kits, sec; No. 3--barrels, 81 20; bali. bar.
OANDY-stick, is to lac a pound. Fency, 15c.
to Csc.
MISSOURI CrDEa--25@8Oc per gallon.
VINEdAR-Per gallon, 1S@20c.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, @5c to 75c.
STARCH-5@5Hc
Jues-we quote 11e per gallon for glazed.
Crooks, 10c per gallon for glazed.
lbs, g. 1892 45; 3 lbs, S3@6 At.
ToMAToEs-2 lbs, 81 80@1 20; 8 u, q 65@I 70.
SAURB B bis IS so: half bbls So rs.
MoKIN TOBACCO Genuine Duke of Dur
ham, lib ,pkgs., A; X-lb, As; A-lk, 81; H-lb,
UALIFoRN1A CANNED GOODS. Peaches 2 10 lbs
e3.2 rs; Apricots, PIP lbs, So .05; Blackberries 2 IL
lbs, $3.50; Grapes, 21-2 lbs. 1926; Pears. PIP lbs,
%. 10; Cages, 3 10 lbs, 1890; Peas, III lbs, 100:
Currants. 2 IL lbs. $40,
GENERAL GROCERIES. Soda, Bicarb, 4 to 1.4c.
per pound; Sal Soda, 2 "a to 8 1-4c. per pound;
pound; Ball Potash, $500 to $3.50 per case; Potted
Ham LIS, $3.50 per doz; Potted Ham, LES FPS
per doc: sardines, Americans; $500 per case; sar-
dimes, French, S13.7 rs per case; Snuff, CARROTS
6 o.; ,$l2, % to S13 90 per case; snuff Ralphs, o.
s12. 25; to So. so per case; Snuff, Garrett 81 ID. Si.25
to $50 per case. Snuff Ralph,s, -
SIS per doz., Olive Oil, pts, 10 per d1z.
Mushrooms, 1915 per gross; Condensed Milk,
dozen, i ID. cans, s1.65 per dozen; lib. cans, s2.65
per dozen; Extracts, lemon, s5c. per dozen; Ell,
racts, assorted, Soc. per dozen; Cloves, whole
45c. to soc. per h.; Cream Tartar, Commercial
Csc. per lb.; Backing, (smalD S5c. per h.; Black
Statistical position Of sugar, October i, 1852.
compiled by Willett & Hamlen, New York.
From New York: Sugar, raw. is in moderate
demand with prices rather weak, and there are
indications of further downward tendency. Re-
fined sugar is in fair demand and prices are a
trifle firmer. Tea shows no change of conse-
duence in the situation. Prices are dependent
upon sales at auction. There is no activity. In
coffee the general appearance OF trade Is quiet;
prices are barely sustained, and large buyers
keep out of the market. In the milder grades
sales are light atsteady prices.
The whole sugar production OF the world !
now estimated at about 5. 200, 900 tons annually,s
OF which LIS 0,O0O are raised in Europe from the
beet, leaving. 2, 100000 tons from the cane pro.
duced in all other countries. Of this last
amount India, China, Egypt, and islands of the
Southern Pacific raised about 100000 tons, and
the balance is raised in this country, south
America, and the West Indies. Cuba produces
60. coo tons, Brazil 201, 100, Demerara, Surlnam,
and the adjacent Windward Islands 400, 600, and
Louisiana and the Sandwich Islands 100000.
The sugar crop promises unusual returns
throughout Europe. In 1SSl-2 Austro- Hungary
exported 500, 600 metrical hundred weights OF
refined sugar, and 1.2O5, 600 metrical hundred
weights of raw sugar, or about 500, 90 tons OF q
COO pounds each. During the present year it
hopes TO export 10 per cent more. The German
empire exported last year about GIL, 6iS tons OF
sugar aud hopes to increase this. by over 10 per
cent. France produced last year about S47,7 700
tons of 1000 pounds each, and hopes TO have
this year 1921 C0 tons of raw sugar. Russia IS
expected TO produce It's own sugar ihis year
cellent, in Barbados good, in Brazil the same as
last year, in Cuba and Java fair.
we should not be surprised says tne S 81
seen in our retail grocery stores placards telling
the public of ten pounds of good Rio coffee for
81 The writer lately saw in aretall store IN
this city fine Rio offered at lie pc pou nd by the
sack. OF course the profit on the coffee could
not be large at such q figure, and the price was
evidently put low in the hope OF attractng
at work, other things remaining equal, ending
to this low price of coffee by the retailer. .one Is
the cheapening of the coffee itself, a process
which from present appearance BIDS
fair to continue. The immense In
increase in the production of conee, the
chcapening OF transportation, and tue necessity
OF finding a market, all help to a depression OF
prices. Another item Is that the assembly OF
Rio Janeiro has recently reduced the export
duty on coffee 2 per cent, q straw whicn SHOWS
element in a probable low price IS the competi-
ton between retailers and the evident determi-
nation TO make coffee a leader as is the case
with sugar, and TO sell IL at a profit equal TO that
on sugar. which Is practically nothing. There
is something attractive about the decimal sys-
tenn ten pounds for 81, which retailers VIII drop
into the very moment circumstances viii allow
I oil IL