The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
GROCERIES
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CoFrKY-R.o rr-dmon. nk@l2c. fair, l2hGisc
'HP, z i.aperiai, 5OS65c Young Hyson, s0eso
Ooio-g, 4bQ6OCs Japan, 60el65c.
sdGARs-We quote: Powdered II "a. crushed,
nil; grannlated, l0'g; standard A l, l0h: LouiEi-
ana white clarified, l0A; yellow clarified, 10 TO
l0A.
MoLkssEs-Loulsians choice. TO- prime CSC:
fair 10 good 6ec; corn syrup, 60 TO 62c; sugar
syrup, 6l TO &c.
BosToN BAGeING-ieh Ter yard empire bag
ging, ga per yard.
TIEs-lS5 per bundle.
SWEET toTAToEs-si.00 per bushel.
RlcE-Wholesale, TO :.
oil IS.
osioSs-Red, per barrel, s2.7S yellow
$40
PorAroEs-New per bushel. si.C5aliO.
CABBAGE-2As@Sk cents per pound.
CRACkEbs--sOda, x, $; Xxx, ~; xxx, So;
cream. l0.@ll. ginger snaps l0h@u.
soAr-olive, 81. IS per box: blue India, y 10
bars, g 20 per box; \ ID. bars, s5 per box; lb
bars, So 70 per box.
BEANs--6 TO csc per pound.
CANDLEs-Star, fun weight l5k 10 Is
ChEEsE-W, r.. none IN market full cream
l5h@l6; Young America ~.
HoMINY AND GRiT8-2f 80 per barrel
DRIED APPIEs--7k@S.
, DmED rEACurs-Unpeeled, sK peeled iio
per hound.
PlcKLEs-ali 6O@l2 per barrel. haH barre
81; firm.
Coal oIt--llO deg. fro test In barrels, IS.
In cases, 81 H.
LyG-Conoentrated, 75C64
WE'LL BuOKETs-ss 256e4 90 per dozen.
CLOTHES PINs-Round, CSC; spring, "a per NoI
MEAsuHEs--k bushel, iron Sound, 90 10 30.
dozen; two-hoop pals, az 10: three hoop, 225.
:, TuBs-Three nest g. 2SG2 so; eight neat % 20
70. /. ID per dozen; No. 2 IS rs; No. g. 7T5 peg
,,WAsN HoAHDs-woOd, 81 nS zinc, S.; Now
Era, ~ G062 TO-
powDER-,s6 65 per keg of Is pounds; l2H, DO
S bS; 6A do 81 OG blasting kegs, 81 90.
2t1
MAcKEREI.-No /, barrels 80 ~; half barrels
e6 hts, yGc; No. 2--barrels. IS CO. half. barrels,
VI 75 KITS, soc; No. 3-barrelB, 81 DO, half. bar.
relb, VI 70; kits, zoe,
CANDy--stlcs, Is to 1io pound Fancy, Ito.
TO 26c.
MISSOURI C,pEn-25@8cc per gallon
YlSEGAR-per gallon, 1sG52oc
WRAPPING PAPEu-Rag and straw, 45C to 55c,
SrARCH--6G5lse
Jues-Wo quote lilo per gallon for glazed
Crooks, Zoe por gallon for glazed.
PrAcnrS--2 lbs, g. l5@2 40; 3 lbs s8Gss 40.
ToMAToEs--2 lbs, 81 30Gll i0 . ID, 81 656a1 rs ,
sAuHR KRAur. u bis 90 so half bbls a3 rs,
SMOKING TOBACCO 500 Genuine Duke of Dur.
ham, lib pkgs, ~ h-ib, As; A-lk 81; 1s-lb
%; assorted cases. 80,
CAMFoREIA CANNED GooDs Peaches 10 lbs
S82b; Aprcots, 2-l2 lbs S3 Us; Blackberries l-2
lbs. $40; Grapes, IL lbs 81 2J Pears, 2l2 lbs,
o. 10, Cages, l-2 lbs $780, Peas PIP lbs g. co.
Plums IL lbs, $3.50; Tomatoes, IL lbs. 81 rs
Currants, , IL lbs, 10.
GENERAL GROCERIES, Bcarb, to 1.4c.
per pound; sal Soda, 2 "a to lie per pound;
Ginger, race. lGcper lb Nutmegs, 95c TO 81 { per
pound; Ball Potash, $500 to $3.50 por case Potted
Ham l'Fs, el,bO per doz; Potted Ham, l.gs S225
per doz: SGrdinos, American; $500 per case; Sar
dimes, French. 1919 per case; Snuif, CARROTS
or, W. 20 10 Sl3 co per case; Smut, Ralphs OF
tl225, to Sl2.6O per oase;Snui CARROTS Id. Si25
to Sl.5O per case, smut, Ralph's -
H., $3.50 per gross; Olives, American, dts
SIS per doz,,, Olive Oil, pts, 7,75 per doz
Mushrooms, S2.75 per gross Condensed Milk
$50 to $500 per case; Jelly wine glass, Csc. per
do2., lumber Sl.25 per dozen: crown, e2.65 per
dozen, ID cans, el65 per dozen, ID. cans, e. 60
per dozen; Extracts lemon sc per dozen; FIX
racts. assorted, 95C. per dozen: Cloves (whole)
i5c. to soc. per h.; Cream Tartar. Commercial
25c. per ID. Hacking, (smalD S5c. per H.. Black
Ing uargel b5c, per Id.
An exchange says Corn sirups show no
change, but dtc very fra, and liable to au ad.
vance through the consolidation of all the
glucose Interests of the country in one huge JOINT
stock company. Measures ARE now being taken
to accomplish this result, but their success IN not
yet announced
Regarding the Rio coffee trade the New York
shipping List says that cable ndvices from Rio
nave not been OF Il favorable character for the
holding interests here. The receipts have again
Increased large purchases have been made for
this country, thereby steadily increasing the
visible supply; and while prices have ruled
steady there has been disposition TO sell freely
Mt the current range of values These features
are the natural result of large crop, and the
abundant supplies that are now seeking a mar.
ket there, n condition of affairs that is no sur
prise to those who have closely observed tho
DRIFT of events Other goods, such At teas rice,
fish, salt, spices, dried fruits, sirups, molasses
and starch sold freely. Ten firms of starch
manufacturers, representing two.thirls of the
manufacturing interest in the west have agreed
toconsolidate byiormlng Joint stock company
hold stock in proportion to the value of his in
vIstment IN business.