The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-22
GRouERIHs.


In speaking OF the sugar market, New
York circular says the dizziness noted last
week still continues, although transactions
are beginning TO take place again, and we
expect more activity soon. Receipts are
falling oil to some extent, and are again be-
low last year. The deliveries also keep
below last year. We correct the figures We
gave last week, aud give the consumption
fr Jnne and Tor the first six months of
1858. Refined, has been, and is, IN good
demand and the relners continue melting
very tull quantity of Taws which Avora.
bic condition is likely to continue. Rein.
ers stock In New York Is 81 092 tons,
against 70 Oll tons last YEAR, and retiners'
stock In Boston Is Is $50 ms, against
1900 tons last year. Total stock in
four ports in all hands is 1877, sos tons
against 1888 l03 tons on July LIST. and
1872 tons last year. Our quotations are
as follows MusCOyadoes-NOs 7 to 0 d. S.,
and test SO degrees, at 6 3Sc; about No. 10 d.
=. and 80 degrees, at ll-l6c; under No. 10,
d, b., ana test % degrees. al 6 SC. Centri-
iugals-Under No. 10, d. 81 and test % de-
grees, at 2; about No. 10, d. s., and test
00 degrees, at SO.
IF the present predictions be verified, >
says the London Grocer, "and this season 8
pepper crop be, as anticipated, something
like one-third under the average--that il TO
say, not exceeding 10000 tons--it is abund.
anlly clear that will quickly absorb our
surplus stocks and have to face verilable
pepper famine. During the past ten or
twelve years we have seen Col siderable
fluctuations in pepper, but cannot call to
mind any period when the supply appeared
80 short. Possibly prices have hitherto
been the main drawback Labor Is very
cheap in the East Indies and its cheap.
ness forbias much competition from the
available colonies but with the great ad.
vance in price lately, this objection should
be tolerably well overcome, even II no extra
Gull iyation be induced in those countries to
which the plant is Indigenous"
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
COFFEE-Rl0 common, COOKE; fair, lO@1Oli &c
chs9,ce, lOS@llSG Lasnyra,, % Java zoe.
TEAS Imperial, 4b@55c; Young Tyson. 400
6Oc OOlong, 45U6Ocl Japan, 60@6jo
SUGARS Powdered lie, crushed, lie, grnnu-
lated, l0Ac; standard A |, 100 Louisiana white
cIeIlhed w 0AG yellow clarified, 0@0pc
MOLASSES-I Oui lana choice Csc: prime 500
bJc; fair to good i2@i5ci corn syrup 50c sugar
sirup, Gltp63c. reboiod, 456t62c.
BAGGlNG- Pure Jule, l0Aallo per yard;
lower grades ,0sC, Ties 2 90 per bundle.
RICE VINO esale, 6S@7bO
7AWl 81.
CRACKERS Soda 6A@7o; Xxx, 7G@75c;
NIX, 7h@ss cream, lo ginger snaps, lOc
soAP-Oiiyo. 70 per box b No Iudia =.
pound bars 3 50 per box. q pound bars, 8 Copper
box, l-pound bars, "a per box.
CANDLES-star full weight, lbho
CliErSE-W. u, l2c; full cream, lisli&c;
Iouuy America, 1917
HOMlNY AND GRlTS-5 % per barrel.
RAlSlNt- London layer new per box, 3 o.
layer, 65 20 rs
DRIED PEACHES -Unpeeled, 70, peeled, i2c
PlCklES-ll OO@l2iO per barrel; halt bar
els 7 %
COAL oIL-lO deg ces Are test In barrels,
co. low gIade oil IN cans, -, 100 degrees fire
lest , per case
ROPE II basis. Cotton rope, 1sc
WALL BuCKErs-4 coal % per dozen.
VNLo rI I,nII Round 65G spring lPer box
dozen; 2-hoOp pals 2 co. 3.hoop %.
TuBS-3 nest, 20; 8 nest 25 No. /, 0 so
Ier dozen No, . s 9 No q Z 80 per dozen
WRAPPING PAPER Rag aud straw, 4ig75c,
row 'ER-6 70 per keg OF % pounds II. do
drop, bag 2 1902 TO- buck, $500 80
MACkEREL-NO, barrels II co. half bar.
res, 10 kils TO- No barrels o 90; half
barrels, 90. Fits Sc. No 3 barrels, $ 90; half
HOLLAND HERRlNG-Imported,I 25 perkcg.
ga ny ST. k, l2to a pound; fancy, I5@ 100.
ClDER-Crab app c. i0c Missouri cider, sos
per gallo, Vinegar, per gallon, SS2Oc.
STARCH -b6gbAC.
IHE-C concentrated 27b@Di 90.
JuGS-We quote lie per gallon for glazed,
Crooks, 100 FER gallon Tor glazed,
TOMATOES-2 pounds, %; pounds | Go.
SAuER KRAUT Barrels, 80, half barro.s,
3 IN; large barrels. 80.
SMOKING TOBACCO Genuine Duke of Dur.
ham, pound packages, 4 g. k-pOu, d, 4Sg ~
pound, Sic; 1k.pOund 81 assorted cases, 500
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS Peaches,
2S'po"nds 3 500 Apri ots, % pounds, Q 90.
baokhcrrlts 2h pounds, . 30; grapes 2h
pounds, 10 lcars, ~ pounds co. Cages. %.
p0 mds ~ peas, 81 pOuuds, 2 20. plums, 2H
pounds, CO. tomAto s, 2a p0unts 65. cur.
ruutS, ~ pounds TO-
GENERAL GROCERIES Blcnrb nc
per ponnu. "al sO1a 81 W l-tU. per pound;
Ginger race, lOOper 10; Nutmegs, 9bc TO 81 70 Dor
pound; Ball Potash, gAtp to $3.50 per case; POttod
Ham LIS, $3.50 pei dOl. Potted Ham, 1.4a W rs
Dor doG Sardines, American, O. so pof case Sat.
dimes, French, NtS0 per case; SNUFF, CARROTS
. % 81 30 ner Uase enuh RalphS, OF
sl5O. 10 tll1 pcf cNso.Suud, CARROTS, OF ST. %
10 N,O poI UaSt aUud Ralph's l.2
To-, @,h pOi gross Olives, American, OTIS,
l.2b per dos, Olive Oil, ptS, 7.7b per duE
Mushrooms, sait Ger Gtg. Condensed MilE,
J, 10 % 1l,uU per 0uSe lely, wine glass, 9bO por
1nt.; tumhier, SLh ger luson; crown, 826b per
DOZEN 10 cans SL65 per dozen. ? 10. cans, o.. 60
pet dozen; Extracts lennon, AbO per dozen; Ex.
racts, assorted, SIC per dozen, Cloves (whoe)
$50 to but per Nj Cream Tartar, Commercial
lho. per h.; Backing, smRln S6o peg h.. Bla, k
Al 10 Al