The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-22

GROCERIR,


r0-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
CoyvIk-Rie common, lk0l2c fair, l2k@16c
'" Ts1s-inpensi soSsSs Young Tyson " sSesa
0olong. $1,000 Japan, 6006Se.
suGARs-we quote; Powdered Ike crushed,
M; grAnulated, Ion; standard A l, l0x: Louisi-
ana white clarified. los; yellow clarified, 10 to
l01.
MoLAssss-Louisians choice 10 prime CSC
fair TO good 6oc corn syrup, 60 to &C; sugar
| syrup, 81 70 G.
BosToN BAoeIsG-l0h PER yard; empire bag
ging. 81 per yard.
TIKs-l.S5 per bundle.
RoPR-ll&c, basis.
SWEET PoTAToRs-50 TO GO per bushol.
RIcR-Wholesale, 6 To Z.
sALT-lp barrel e Or Liverpool In sacks si7t
OIL IS.
osIoss-Red, per barrel. SIS; yellow
S.75.
PorAroKs-Per bushel. 81. cool 10
| CABBAGR-Slt 90 per dozen, Or S(dic per tip.
CEACkaRs-S0dA \, s; Xxx, 50; ANA, Sh;
Cream l0sSll; ginger snaps, 10H@u.
soAI-Olive, s27 per box: blue India, y ID
bars 81 20 per box; i 10, bars, - per box; Id
bars. " 70 psr box.
| BbANS-6 " GSC per pound.
CAHDlks-Star full weight 15k to 1S
CHERsH-W. X. IL; fun cream l5k@l6; Young
America II.
HoaISI AND Gmrs--ss 80 per barrel
DBIBD APPLEs-7keeS.
DRIRD PaACHKs-Dnpesled, SIX; peeled liz
| per
PloKLEs-sll 5oSl2 per barrel; half barren
w firm.
Coal on..liO deg hre test in barrels, IS;
In cases, 81 10
LYR-COncentrated, 75dA
CLOTHES PINs--Round, 6bc; spring, 9i per box
| MRAsUBRs-k bushel, iron bound, IS 60 so.
Dozen Wo-hoop pals, " lG three.hoop, 225
=. TuB9-Three nest % 25@2 so; eight nest So Is
NO l. 50 rs per dozen; No. q IS rs; No. 8, rs pea
eosen.
wAss poAnDs-wood, u IS; zinc, IS; New
Era, n 5000 70.
PowphB-Ss 65 per keg of 25 pounds; l2k, do
10 bs 6N do 81 90; blasting kegs, IS so.
| sHor-Drop, bag, 81 10 to 81 IS; buck, 81 SIS 10
MAcKmaI-No ], barrels, el2 90. half barrel,
gs hts, 100; No. 2-barrels, % ~ half. barrels,
W 90 KITS, $50 No 3-barrels, Is 90; half bar
rels, sc co. kits, 100
CANDY-stick. IS to 1Ic pound Fancy, 80.
70 Csc.
MISSOURI OrDER-25@sOo per gallon.
YIrE6AR-Per gallon, 1s@20c
WRAPPING PApER-Rag and straw, 45c to TIC.
STARCH-5M6AC
JuGs-We quote Ito pcr gallon for glazed.
Crooks, loo per gallon for glazed.
PRACnEs-2 lbs. 81 15a2 Is; 3 lbs, $500 40
ToaAToEs-2 lbs Il 8Oa1 40; 3 Id, 81 6501 T.
sAuRR KRAuT.-B bis f5 30: half bbls So 20;
large bbls, $50.
SMOKING TOBACCO - Genuine Duke of Dur.
ham, lib .pkgs,, a; Nib, As; AK, 81; h-lb,
So; assorted cases. SO.
CALIFoRNrA CANNED GOODS. Peaches 2 IL lbs
&25; ApriCots, PIP lbs, So O5; Blackberries IL
lbs, $3.50; Grapes, Ia lbs. 81 %; Pears 2-l2 lbs
81 TO- Cages, 10 lbs, $780, Peas, PIP lbs, s1OG
Plums, IL lbs, 500; Tomatoes, Ia lbs, 81 rs
Currants 10 lbs, s.. 10.
GENERAL GRoCERIEs.-Soda, Bicarb, 4 TO 4 1.4c.
per pound; Sal Soda, 2 81 To Lie per pound
Ginger, race, l0cper ID; Nutmegs 95c to 81 90 per
pound; Ball Potash $500 To 49, SO per case; Potted
Ham las, so per doz; Potted Ham, l-gs w.
per doz sardines, American; $500 per case; sar-
liupR Erpnph kl0 gk IA 80
o. So % TO sl3 90 per case; Snuff, Ralphs, 6 OF
Sl225; to Sl25O per eSnuf, CARROTS, l ID. %25
to si.5o per case, Snuff, Ralphs, IL
10, ~ 50 per gross; Olives, American OTIS
Mushrooms t275 per gross; Condensed MIX,
$50 to eOO per case; Jelly, wine glass, 95C. per
dos.; tnmbler, Sl.2 per dozen; crown, S265 per
dozen, Id, cans, sL65 per dozen; h. cans, 81 65
rncts assorted 95c, per dozen: Cloves, (whole)
Acc. 10 SG per lb.; Cream Tartar Commercial
8c. per ID. Backing, (smalp S5c. per h.; Black
Ing. uarrel S5c, per ID.
Reports from the coicc.growing districts of
Jalacingo In the state of Vera Cruz, state that
tho crop win be abundant this year.
me only beet sugar mandatory that Is now
IN successful operation In the United States is
the Alvaredo factory in California, which has
now been doing paying business for three
years, and shows no sign of giving out During
lie season ending in May 1t made l,3gi, 6sS
pounds of refined sugar, and "a, l67 pounds o.
crude, besides III, us gallons OF m0lasses from
II, 23Oton OF beets. The average cost OF the
beets to the factory was 81 % per ton, and The
growers were satisfied with the price
Al meeting OF the Louisiana Sugar Planters
association AT New oreaps Mr. John Dymond
SAID his Information from the sugar district was
70 the effect that the yield would be 200 600 hhds.
Mr.. J Il. Citizen. the secretary, said that during
the past month he had visited Rapldes Ayoy.
Giles, st. Landry, st Marlin. Lafayette, st. |
MARY Iberia, Terrebonpc aud Assumption. He
had never seen finer crops The average yield
was about 1000 pounds to the acre. The crop
would exceed 100000 hhds, In Rapides parish
the plantations were being put into excellent
condition. 1t was estimated that the crop but
for tho overflow would have reached 25O,OOO
hhds Mr. Clifton saw IN LafOurche sixty acres
OF cane SO thick that rabbit could not pass
through IL and fifteen feet In height The csti.
mated yield ofthis land was set down at three
hhds per acre,