The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-07-06
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pAtt,s merchants are now enjoying The heny
Ell Uuslncss IN the grocery liup ever ht!re WI
messed here iu tho history ol lhe iIang. Tsod
t,nfaly IA dHy pnssps thut WCirhnuts from huiuhu
ato not seen iipOn the streets nud making EuI
rhasps, stp.ks are lul hud complete ah9 lI',S
are wlth0uts Iuuht below parity Win lhu.o 81 J
any other wnulcsu clly ~ we sou'h OF "''" |
Our quotations are corrected daily
TO-DAY'B QUOTATIONS.. ..,...,,.
CoFTEE-Rip common, llAdl3e, iAli' tSaw,1O /
choice 10 to l3l,; Laguyrn u 10 10 JhFM ~,
TFAs-lmpufiai, bUmGiC Young Tyson, O@tO
Oolong asa GOc, japan, GOOSE. -,
SuGARs-We quote' Powdered INC. uushoq'
l41. granulattd, ~ standard A l. W ioAtl'
nm White clarified H. yellow clarified, lOa to
1913; choice Lousiana9AC prime, y@Vao' 10,
MOLAssEs-LUuisiana choice 20; prime iu
fair 70 GOOD % to zoe corn syrup, co to o2c suH''
''ssS"TE'LT roT1roEs-sl 5O@st 70 per bushel
Wholesale, to 81, ms,
! s1IT--ju barrel, u 50; LiyerIool IN tGeAs VIZ
| 81 80. n,ro.a
oSIoas--Red, per barrel, 60 o.; yellow, 81 90 to
| s5 20
GABBAGE-8 cents per pound.
| POTATOEs-Ncw, per bushel, Sl.5O,
| CABBAGE-per dozen, 81, bn@l.I5
| IONA TOEs-fcr box, 81 .259l.5O. 49,, ,,D,~r
! CRACKEps-S K, SW5h; Xxx, $40" Ah-an
9gJjg; cream. u.s. Ginger Snaps, l;s's - y,
| aO'l--UNED. D., p. H". "., NOM,
! bprs s. 20 pen nos. , o. '.''. To 10 ~ w. ia
/ '@s u % pc '". % " We
/ Zone, 81 rs
| CASDLEs-Star, fill weight lbh to IG
| CHEEsE-W. II. II to II IL; fun cream IT,
EoMINY AND GRlTs--25 so per barrel
| DRIED APPIEs-74aS.
DHiED rEACHEs-Unpeelcd, So; peeled lie
p P1c cg'i soar per barreG half barre
O.; firm. ID. -.
| In cases, 81 90.
LYE-ConCentrated, 2 1904
CLOTHES PINs--kOund, o5ui spring IL per Don
FL ~
dozen; Lwo.h0op pals, " lG tnree;hoop' z ~ o.
TUBs-Three nest 81 25@2 IS; eight nest, IS 70
No. !, 60 rs per doasn No. 2 % 75i No 3 10 per
| Dozen - ~
WASH BoAEDs-wood, 81 85; zinc, ST. New
" WELL BUckErs-s4 Do@4 % per dozen. 90, y =,
POwDER--S6 Is per key of rs pounds NA, &C
SO S.; 6M do 81 90 blasting kegs, u 30;
sHoT-Drop, bag 81 10 to 81 10; buck, ~ 80 tc
MAoxEREL-No /, barrels, so rs; half barrels
| &c; dts SOC; No. 2-baTels. IS 20; hall. barrels
"a rs; kits, S9c No. 3-barrels, 81 5O; haIt-bar
'0t CASpY-slick, I8 10 14c pound. Fancy. l5c
. W MISSOURI ClDrE-25@3Oo per gallon.
YINEGAR-Per gallon, 1S@2Oc.
WRAPPINe PAPER-Rag and straw 45c to 7ac.
JuGs-We quote lie per gallon for glazed
Crooks 1Oc per gallon for glazed.
| PEACHEs-2 lbs s. 1902 As; lbs, S3G8 40.
TomAToEs-2 lbs, 81 30@l 40 8 ID, 81 ESQ 70
/ CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS. Peaches 2 IL IDS
a. rs: Aprcots PIP lbs, 50. 05 Blackberries l.
lbs $3.50; Grapes II lbs $50 Pears ~ a. p rs
Plums, 2 IL lbs $780, Tomatoes, IL lps.' " .
g Currants, PIP lbs, 81 TO-
GENERAL GRoCERIEs.-Soda, Bicarb, 10 l-4c
S per pound; sal Soda ga 10 Lac. per pound
Ginger race Zoe per Id; Nutmegs, 95c to 81 o pc
pound Ball Potash, $40 to $3.50 per case Potte'
| Ham IFS, Sl.5O per doz; Potted Ham, l-Zs "
| per doz: Sardines, American: $500 per case; Sar
, dimes, French. Sl3.75 per case; snuif Garrett
o. ,Sl2 rs to s13 90 per case Snuff, Ralphs, OF
Sl2 IS; TO $3.50 per case Snuff, CARROTS ID. Si2
iS, q 50 PEE per gross Olives American, ct.
5.25 per doz Olive Oil, pts, 10 per d0z
Mushrooms. s2.75 per gross; Condensed MilI
Is rs to 5000 per case; Jelly, wine glass. 95c pc
doz.; lumber SIPS per dozen; crown, s2.65 pc
Dozen ID cans, sl,65 per dozen;2 ID. cans, 81
per dozen; Extracts, lemon, '5c. per dozen; Ex
tracts, assorted 95c' per dozen; CloyeS, SwnG
25c. per h.; Backing (snalp 35c per h.; BiacA
ing, llarEl &c perlo.
The drOuth which has prevailed in the Yves
| Indies has assured II large crop OF sugar, put 10
c the same reason the crop OF molasseS Is eE
pected to be small, as in the dry season the can
yielded more sugar and less molasses. while IN
, reverse is true in the wet season. Neither Is IN
= crop expected to show much OF good grocer
t moiasses. The Boston Commercial Bulleul
says: The new crop of molasses is nov being re
ceived, a large number of vessels arriving
weekly from the West Indies. The Cieniuego
molasses is said to be of good quail
p ity, and is quoted at 800, but tina
received from IOIlO hlCo 10 very bOou' IN a.
h the present quotations are 40 TO % cents 70
a some time past the grocery trade in molasses ha
been growing smaller and smaller. This is du
u to the fact that the grade of molasses produced
d is lower than formerly, and costs so much high
er in proportion that the use of sugar for dOmes
| tic purposes is at the same time cheaper ant
V better. The falling off in the grade of molasse'
produced is due to the introduction OF the cen
d trifugal sugar machines, which are CONSTANT!
y increasing in use in the sugar making countries
These machines separate the sugar from the SIR
& up or cane juice far more thoroughly than wa
/, done by the old method. and while more suga
> is obtained the grade is of better quality, Blu
II the amount of molasses produced is less thai
@ before, and the quality is much poorer