The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-11
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 and complete and prices
are without doubt below PARRY with those o
any other wholesale city In the south ore west
Our quotations are corrected daily
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
CoFFER--Rio common, llh9l2c; fair, l2k OBJ
choice, L. tO lJh; Laguyra, Ia to ID Java ~
TEAS-lmperial 50@6oc; Young Hysop, i0Gt'
Oolong, $4,000; Japan 6OG65o.
sUGARs-We quote. Powdered IKE; crushed
li4; granulaled, III; standard A !, IL Louisi
ana white clarified, IL; yellow clarified, lOh L
l0!; choice Louisiana94c; prime, 9ge%c.
MoLAssE'-LouisianA choice. Is; prime 'Oc
fair TO good 65 to 7Oc; corn syrup co to 69c sugal
syrup, Gl GO.
RoPE-llisc basis.
SWEET fOrAToRs-s250 per bushel
RICE-WholeSale, S 10 81.
sAlT-ln tauel 81 CO. Liverpool In sacks 3l7.
OIL 81
okIoSs Red, per barrel, s. o.; yellow, 81 so tC
s. o.,
CABBAGE-S cents per pound.
foiAToEs-New, per bishel, COO IOc.
: CABBAGE-icr dozen, Sl5@l.75,
1oMAroEs-Per bushel, soc,
CSACKERs-s0ua X, $685.; Xxx, SH@S xxx
sd9}s; cream, liz; ginger snaps, 1lh.
sOAP-Olye, IS per box; blue india %
bars, 50 70 per box Z ID. bars, "a 70 per box; Id
bars, s3 % per box, Eureka Soap, "a - Cy'
clone, IS IS.
BEANs-7 TO 7Ko per pound.
CANDLES Star, fnl! weight 15h TO &c
CHEEsE-W, X. u to u l-2; full cream l6
HoMINr AND GgITs-s6 50 per barrel
DAIED APpLSs-7%@S.
DRIED pEAcu@-0npeeled, 81; peeled IL;
per pound.
PIcKIEs-sll 5O@l2 per barrel; half barre Q
G firm.
Coal oIL-llO deg fire test in barrels, II
In cases, e. co.
lYE-IonCentratcd, 1904.
CLOTHES pINs-kound 6bc; spring. 81 per box
MEAsuREs-h bushel iron bound, 81 90 80
dozen; lwo.h00p pals 81 u: three-hoop 225
TuBs-Three nest 50 26@l2 IS; eight nest, So 2,
No. |, 50 70 per dozen; No. q So rs; No. 8, rs pei
dozen.
WASH BoAins-Wood 81 SIS; zinc, rs; New
Era q 5000 70.
WELL BucKETs-si OO04 25 per dozen.
PoWDEH-S6 65 per kcg of Is pounds; l2K d.
% 81; ca do 81 9O blasting kegs, So 80.
q 10.
MAoKEKEI--No !, barrels, 50 rs; hall larrelq
&c. Kits, 9Oc; No, barrels, Is CO. alf.barrels
81 rs; Kits, SOC; No. 9-barrels, 81 80; half.bar
rClg, e. 70; kits, zoe.
CANDy-snck, 10 to dc pound. Fancy, l5c
to PIC.
MISSOURI CiDER--25&sOc per gallon.
VINEGAR--per gallon, lSG2Oc
WRAPPING PAPeR-Rag and straw, tSc 10 $50
STARCH--5(G5EC
JU6s-We quote lie per gallon for glazed
Crooks, l0c per gallon for glazed.
PEACHEs--2 lbg. So l5@2 40, lbs 1908 40
ToMAToEs-2 lbs 81 3O0al 40; ID, 81 $50 70
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS. Peaches - lbs
1925; Apricos, PIP lbs, So 05; Blackberries l..
lbs, $3.50; Grapes, IL lbs, $50 Pears, PIP lbs
% TO- Cages, 2 - lbs, $3.50 Peas,2- lbs, SOC
Plums, IL HIS, 600; Tomatoes, 2 IL lbs 50 z,
Currants, 21.2 lbs, 50 10
GENERAL GROCERIES, Bicarb, 4 to l-4c
per pound: Sal Soda, Q ST. to l.ic per pound
Ginger, race, lOcper 10; Nutmegs, 05C TO 81 0 pc
pound; Ball Potash $500 to 80 SO per case Pottet
liam LIS, Sl.60 per d02 Potted liam, 1-2s a. q
per doE Sardines, American; s9.00 per case; sar
dimes, French, $3.50 per case; Snuff Garrett $
OF ,sl2 20 to Sl3 90 per case Snuf. Ralphs, OF
sl225; to N25O per case Snuis CARROTS ID. g. y
TO si.5O per case, snuif, Ralph's, l.
H., $3.50 per gross; Olives, American, ats
5,& per doz., Olive Oil, pts, 775 per doz
Mushrooms, $40 per gross; Condensed Milk
$50 to 60 90 per case Jelly, wine glass, csc. pc
do1,; tumbler sl,25 per dozen; crown, 2.G5 pc
dozen, Id cans, Sl.65 per dozen; ID, cans, $40
per dozen; Extracts, lemon, DC. per dozen; Ex
racts assorted, CSC. per dozen; Cloves, whole
i5c, to 50c, per h.; Cream Tartar, Commercial
ing lnrgel b5c. per II
The New Orleans Times Democrat says:
Ne mentioned in our list Saturday morning
rice report that three sacks OF new-crop rice ha,
heon received ron Mt Alexander TheriOt
Racelnnd plantation, LafOurche Louisiana. III,
rice came consigned to @r. James NJ. Walsh
commission merchant and was ml'N1 IA,
Perseverance rice-mul and CllS zine
The return 0f the three sNcHs " .... rerre
OF rice, which was sold to-day 1T IN, .ulur,
Exchange 10 Captain John IL Hanna, who
with his Characteristic generosity, donated Il /,
the Episcopal Home, on Jackson street. Tn,
bidding was spirited, the attendance large, nm,
the auction was made by the popular secretar,
OF the Produce Exchange, Colonel W. NJ Small
wood.
The first receipts OF new rice last year wer,
two sacks from PlaqueminoE parish, on Angus
2, which turned out very poorly, while the see
ond lot, which arrived on the Atm, yielded, who,
milled, q fair to primo quality, which sold al .
cents. The first receipts IN 1850 were on Jul,
~, and the first IN 1879 were on Augusta
In regard to the harvesting of the new crop
the opinion seems To be pretty equally divided
though the preponderance appears to be toyart
liberal receipts making their appearance on In,
market three weeks from now With regard Il
the prospects OF the yield 1t is noticeable TIM
the recent disastrous ovcrnows while doing con
siderable damage in some sections TO sugar ant
other crops, have, comparatively speaking
spared rice; III fact the ham done has probabl,
been more than compensated 10y the fun supplS
or water furnished to sections not subject IL ,
complete overflow, thereby rendering the nsua
expensive process of pumping unnecessary, nnt
promoting an exceptionally llne growth aut
early maturity. Previous indications are. there
fore, In favor OF q large Yield, which will max,
the coming crop fully equal TO the last one
should we bo favored with propitious weatho,
during the harvest,