The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-07
GROCERIES.


| a., :, oia'Ou vi tile Wholesale trada Of -
III more prosperous condition thaao VI Dallas Il
linz Duting the last year the Sa ia' OF gro
one and ;nStna3S doubled that of anv IN ~ this
o az ailu instead OF quietly maintainf pIeyions
AZ present coming here dealers a, sa what's
iiieir saieslieh INTO new fields and sr e1lng out
~ adding TO their already b"ateIIe constant,
h hn are many causes which cons,3 business
and s ,i,e lowest grocery market in iendec
countrv d"oIa ~ veyomes established and sAe,
tpui'ty dealers take advantage Of II a,l9 Known
tlelr DesI Interests by PURCHASING bo su eonsaR
~ seen by comparing 0uotations' 's, 1t viii
.hose OF lhe larger cities in the south nste with
mat NOT one OF them all offers snno,; n OF west
hieHt 70 buyers, and in many par,S o, lldnee'
any o,bor w' thal cannot be presento5 "a "a
Prices are steady as follows. Al 'he Country.
co, To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
,NoFFEE'-klo common IL }. mon. sat, ,.,
onelce, 10 10 lSi; Laguyra, Ia In if. iLaneiN
odIa.a imperial, bO@6bc; Young Hyson ~;
oolong 45@6Oc; Japan, 6Oa65e' AA'SOn' %sQ
1asi. n nnSw,Me 4uols Powdered Ike onsb.,
80 80 gLunuialed, Ma standard A l. H. ToiSg
una white clarified II; yellow ciariSa5 iSIqs.
iO,i; Gnoice L9ulsiana,9Ao prime, 9Ssxc. avn 70
MoLAssEs-Louisiana choice II. nr,,S :.
srrpn e ~ 10 90 10 7Oc corn syrup 60 10 69c snow,
f RSdRTW RqSTAiToEs-si 5o@s rs per bushe
/
@1 IS. w. Liverpool In sacks slS
| IS co. W VI leuow, SNto
ooABBAGE-3 cents per pound.
roTAToEs-New, per bushel, 81 20
| CABBAGE-Per dozen, S, 5ua1 Is
| IoMAToEs-Per box, 81 .25al.O
az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., X, S@sh; Xxx, Sx@,. wy
'4S7a cam. III ginger snaps IL. AAA
~, ooAipoCOlve, % per box; blue india z NJ
parS " 20 per box; \ ID. bars 81 rs per boy M "
c CSrs, y 4, % o per box. Eureka Soap q S. Cy
BEANs-7 to TIC per pound.
| CSANDLEsuStar, iull weight l5H tol6
0hEEsE-W. K. II to y -; fun cream l6
HoMlNY AND GRITs-s6 so per barrel. Az
| DRIED APPLEs-74@l3.
,o DRIED RED, PEAcHES-Unpeeled, 81; peeled lin
PisCKLEs-sll 5o@l2 per barrel; half bsp.,
In cases, 81 90. ''''' AZ
LYE-Concentrated, 2 75a4.
CLOTHES PINs-kound, toe spring 81 per M,
: akAsuREs-H bushel, iron Bound, s. 30 20
q ozen Wo-hoop pals, 81 TO- three.hoop 9S
-, TuBs-Three nest, 81 25@2 IS; eight nest saS
NO. 80 70 per dozen; No. 2 IS is; No. g. rs pey
| uoZen. " WI
Era, 81 5092 70. w AVN
| " hbb UUtUl 70 per dozen
PowDER-S6 65 per key of rs pounds l2y IA
" 5S; So do 81 80; blasting kegs, So 9O ""
sHor-Drop, bag, 81 10 10 81 is; buck % SS
$40 WV
MAcKEREL-No /, barrels, 50 rs; half barrel,
@. Tls, 9oc; No. 2-barrels, S 70; half.bares'
- 20; nts, Soc; No. S-barrels, 81 So hdtbal.
CANDY-stick, 10 to 14c pound. Fancy, l,c.
to Csc. ''''
RoPE-Sisal, X inch basis, &C; cotton, lgaa.
MISSOURI CIDER-25@3Vc per gallon
| VINEaAR-Per gallon 1SGJ2Oc.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, 45c TO 5N
| STARCH-5@5lac
JUGs-We quote lie per gallon for GLAZED
Crooks, lOc per gallon for glazed.
PEAcHEs-2 lbs. 81 l5@2 40; 3 lbs sos 40
| TohAToEs-2 lbs. 81 30@l 40: 3 ID, 81 6@ly
sAuER KRAUT.- B bis So o. half bbls 500
CALIFORNIA CANNED GooDs, Peaches ~ lbs.
1925; Aprcots, PIP lbs, So Oj; Blackberries u
$50; Cages 2 i-2 lbs, $3.50; Peas, PIP lbs, SID
Plums, IL lbs, $500; Tomatoes, 2l.2 lbs, q n
Curants, 2l-2 lbs, 81 10.
GENERAL GROCERIES. Soda, Bicarb to lie.
per pound; Sal Soda, 81 10 3 l.ic. per pound,
Ginger lOc. per pound; Nut megs CSC. TO 81 per
pound; Bal Potash, $50 10 $3.50 per can; Pottsd
Ham LIS, sl.5O per do2; POtted Ham, l.lsi25
per do2 sardines American; ~ 90 per case Sal.
dimes, French, sl37j per case; SNUFF CARROTS
oz 81 10 10 sl3 CO per ca Z. Supl Rtphs, 6Ol.
sl2.25; To sl25O per ca ;SnuE CARROTS ! ID. $40
to sl.jO per case, Snl lialphs, /?
To-, 81 so per gross; Olives, American, qS
5.2j per doz., Olive Oil, pts, rs per d.
Mushrooms, s2.75 pee gross; Condensed Mix,
IS 10 TO 1900 per dozen; Jelly, n. " &c. PEI
dOz. tumbler, sl.25 per dozen: | ID cans slS
per dozen; Id, cans, s26i per dozen Extracts,
lemon, zoe. per dozen; Extracts assorted, Nc
per dozen; Gloves, whole i5c to Soc perth /.
Cream Tartar. to 25c ID Backing, small
| &c ppr In nlaptinU larupl $50 nor
The average daily receipts of coffee al Rlode
Janeiro the past week were $500 bags. Ihe
sales for the United States decreased in ne
same period 5000 bags, and prices declined
cents.
Our sugar trade" says the san Francisco
journal of Commerce, has received an immense
development during the past two years,and ms
has caused the investment Of an enormolscapt
tal and the employment of great deal OF labQ''
The new refinery, which will cost when compile
ted over million dollars, is the best probap,
, testimony 10 the growth of the trade amoneI
US II will refine Il million pounds OF sugar
day and will not only be amongst the largestn
the United States, but In the whole world ne
future growth of the trade will nCcessihe ue
establishment of others like this, although, U u
was fully at work, six like II could supply ne
United States its consumption Of refined sugar
during the past year. Did the United ShEs
consume proportionatoly rs much sugar ~
head as does the Pacific coast i would
have used last year over four thousand million
pounds, of u value OF three hundred aud hiy
, million dollars. The crop OF the HAWAIIAN
Islands this year win be 1900 00O0 ponndS ~ ~
increase OF 10 OOl 900 pounds over that oilSL ni
OF which will be marketed here or further ta..
A Hawaiian commercial and sugar c0mpsal
has just been incorporated at san franclsT
with capital stock of Sl0O0OOOO, for the aVlA
sition construction and maintenance OF resi-
voirs, bitches, pipes, fumes, aq;ducS andv'hsi
works necessary or proper for the pnfpos% ,s
irrigating lands on the various ISLANDS OF Wv
Hawaiian Kingdom, and for the cultivation, w.
chase and sale of sugarcanc, aud The mslui~
ture, purchase and sale of sugar The eollT%'
ton also proposes to lease lands, operate m, ,,
construct wharves, TO purchase or lease wA,s'
rights or privileges, to build ships and sGN n,,.