The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-02
GROCERIES,.

no,Ss -, ~ a. o! ~ me prices tney ask Tor their
ing hearei home. Business In this line in this
city Is never really dull. and for the last ten
months 1t has been steady. Alta season when
lt s IN other cities has been almost at stand
SUI, shipments from here have been lsrrs
our quotations are correct
T0-DAY5 QUOTATIONS.,
,CoFFkE-Rio common, llh@l2C; fair, 12k @l3c
choice, IL " lS1.; Laguyra, II 10 l6; Java, 20
o1Isa As-HnperiaI- 6OseSc; Young Hyson- +0eo6U
ooion9, $1,000; Japan, 6OSS5e.
,suGARs-Ne quote: Powdered ike; crushed
AN; granulapd, Ih standard A /, ii: Louisi.
ana ana white clarified IL; yellow clarified. lOh 10
ioS, choioe LouitisnasSc prime, s@st<c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. choice. 70: prime Too
SYRUP 81 W IS.
ROPR-llkc basis
swnrT rorAroHs-s260 per bushsl
hCk-W holesale, to Sh
81 Sc. '-''
$500. Nv W.
CABBAaH-5 cents per pound.
PorAToR-New, per bllshel, G0td7oc.
CABBAGB-fer dozen, Sl.5v+al,75
sokAroEs-Per bushel SOC
CkAckkas-eoda, 4, Seadh; Xxx, SS@1: xxx,
ssgh; cream cam llS; ginger snaps, 1lh. -,
boAP-Onye, So per box; blnS india, u III
bars, g 70 per box; X h. bars, 81 rs per box, lbi
clone, 50 rs.
DEANS To 7&c per pound.
CANDLEs-Star, full weight l5h tolG
GHEEsE-W. X. Il TO u 10; full cream lG
HohINI AND GRITs-e6 80 per barrel.
DRIED APPLEs--7&@S.
per pound.
RlcKLIs-sll 5o,9l2 per BARREL half bsr,s
81: Arm.
Coal o,I-,,1o deg. fire lest in barrels II;
In cases, g. co. ~
LYB-COncentrkted, 2 756p4
CLOTHES PINs-kOund, tic; spring, u per box
hrAsUREs-h bIshel iron Loui!d' 81 50 10.
dozen: two hoop pals, s. 10: three-hoop. 225'
~ IIBs-Ihree nest 81 25eI2 50; eight nest SO 25
dozen - ~ f''
Fra, e. 506n2 ~. ~ '''
WILL BucgHTs-si COCA 25 per dozen.
foWpEH-tt 60 per key of Is pounds; l2S, DO
" o.; 6k do 81 eO blasting kegs, So 70.
. shor-Drop bag, 81 10 10 s. 10; buck, g. IS 20
&AcRSRrL-No /, barrels, 90 rs; half barrels.
70 Kits, 90c; No. barrels S 90; hall. barrels
q 7o KITS, soc; No. S-barrels, 81 SO; half. bar.
rels, 81 rs; Eits, zoe.
TO 25c. ''' Aos
MISSOURI CIDER-25@,SOc per gallon
YlNRGAR-Per gallon lS@20c
WRAPPING PArER-Rag and straw, sc 10 7Sc,
STARCH-6G,6hc
JU6s-We quote lilo per gallon for elasoa
Crooks, lOc per gallon for glazed.
rEAoHEs-2 lbs. " l50g2 IS; s lbs, k,6l8 10
TohAToBs-2 lbs. I'll 3OGl 40 5 ID, 81 Gj63l Is,
SAuhR kRAUr.-B bis 50 o. half bbls 81 90.
90 CALfoENlA CANNED GooDs Peaches 2l.2 lbs
sS2; Aprieots, 2-l2 lbs, g 05 Blackberries IL
lbs, $3.50; Grapes IL lbs, $780, Pears, 2.l2 lbs.
IS TO- Cages, IL lbs, 81 90 Peas ~ lbs ~ M.
Plums, L. lbs, $780, Tomatoes, - lbs, ~, I'd
Currants 2 IL lbs, 81 TO-
GbhkRAL GRoCIRlEs.-Soda, Bicarh to 40,
per pound eal Soda, 2S-4 to Lac, per Mound.
Ginger race, lOcper ID; Nutmegs, 95c 10 81 o Der
pound; Ball Potash, $3.50 to $3.50 per case; Potted
Ham las, sl5O per doz; Potted Ham, l.2s ". 25
Per doZ sardines, American; $500 per case Sar-
dimes, French. 1873 per case; Snuff, Garrett
soz, sl2 q to slS 90 per case SMUT, Ralphs, OF
SIZE to $3.50 per case Snuff CARROTS, Il 10. a. rs
10 H.D per case, Snuff, Ralphs, /.
10, A.S per gross; Olives, American, OTIS,
I'm nSsb per Hot 4, owe on PTS 75s per dYz.
10 1900 per case; Jelly, wine glass, csc. per
ool.; tlnbler, sl.25 per dozen; crown, s2.65 p.r
dozen. Id. cans, Gigs per dozen; H. cans, a. a.
per dozen Extracts, lemon, s5c, per dozen; Elk.
rsrk, assorted, s6c. per DOZEN Cloves, wholel
4bc " Doc. per h.; Cream Tartar, Commercial
25c' per H.; Backing, (smalD S5c. per h.; Black
Ing, Osrgel soc. per H.
Thomas Co, OF New Orleans, write as fol.
lows; TINS has been an exceptional good season
Tor the rice crop the high stage of the Nissis.
slppl river and bAyous supplying an abundanc,
oi water, thereby facilitating the cultivation and
irrigation To large extent without the usual
use OF pumps this, combined with improved
cultivation. which is being followed Nv thc
planters, will place Louisiana at the head of ali
othei states III the production of this staple
article Receipb of new crop were eNpectri IA
arrive more freely by this time, but owing Ia
heaVy rams harvesting has been retarded, and
me only receipts thus far have been sixteen
SACKS, which was soft ana undesirable, W.
may now reasonably expect liberal arrivals by
the latter part OF this month, MS the crops on
several large plantations are now being har.
I a. 70 ~. all.
serious oyeriows in many sections. which a,
| the umc were considered ruinous To our growing
sugar crop, has been providentially counter.
acted 10y the abundant and remarkably favor.
, ,uae crols OF other sections, promising u much
larger yield, and on the whole large crop.
Honduras, SO far, has scarcely grown enough
coreeS w provide its own wants, and the article
known us Honduras in. other markets Is Gunte.
MAR Inc government has passed O mCasurC
! 10 exempt all coffee plantations from taxation
during ten years, and II is believed that the inn.
ports Of the state, amounting TO g5OO,OO pias.
! Tres annually may be covered by the coffee ex.
ports within Two years 100000 coffee trees
| nave been planted
Costa RiCG began 10 grow coffee In 1870 In
ieSo the immense tracts 10 the south of the capi.
vi were sold on condition that only coffee trees
would be planted, SUN the cultivation has only
Slowly extended until recently. Atpresent from
/ .luVeO 10 GOtOOO Quintals are annually exported
Inc soil of the country is extremely fertile and
INC climate most favorable TO the coffee plant
Labor snd capital are however, wanting, and
roads aud means of transport In the interior
very deficient
Nicaragua began 10 grow coffee In 1918. and
now some i,5O0u,O pounds are annually export
ca. The same hiudranccs alluded to above arr
mere IN force, Lately new plantations have beer
maze ana the construction oil 4 railroad has
been begun, The country is Of extraordinary
natural wealth, but its fields are deserted, ii.
forests silent, and its harbors empty
salvador now ships 2o00y0 Quintals-a QUAINT
" which may be doubted within iow years
ne CULTIVATION was almost entirely confined Il
| The western part OF the Republic. but is now OK,
tending 10 other parts
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