The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-29
GRO cERIEs.


The Amerc' n Grocer saws; THE last
sugar crop VI Louisiana was the largest
known m u e state, with one exception, and
lis effects Ipon the standing of the planter
are are .dy marked, and at the same time,
Juusn & from appearances, 1t Is more than
pror able that the coming crop oil 1855 Will
oe even more satisfactory. The cane oil last
Jee.r was OF such excellence that 1t VIII pro-
/ suce an unusually good stand OF rsttoons
this year. There is at present little or no
damage reported to the seed cane, and rom
the best authorities We learn that The plant
ing has been more extensive and generally
much in excess of last year; therefore, II Is
expected that the crop of 1885 VIII eonsld-
erably exceed 10000 hhds.
With the good crop of last year and the
promising outlook for 1888, combined with
the increased facilities to market their pro-
ducts, the sugar-planter OF louisiana is IN
much happier mood than he has been
found for decade. This timely prosperity
has given him new hopes and fresh amoi-
ton, and the energy he is displaying IN
developing the much despised, industry
points to future filled with promise
The time was when the sugar'planter
was the victim of money-lenders, ana hls
position as borrower became almost pro-
verbal: this, however, we are glad to say,
has changed and to-day the planter as
plays the same energy aud pluck IN pros
perity as he did in adversely.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
OorFRn-Rio common, 9G9&o; fair, lu@luc
choice, lQH 10 Ike Lagqyra, T. va ,6s sSo
TEAs--lmperial, i)6abbc; Young Tyson, 'V9oI
OolonG, ibl60c; Japan, 606D65e.
sUeAEs-We quOte Powdered lie Crusae1
II: gIanuls,ed, 1914; standard A l. lC I0u,Rl,
ana white clarified, 9h@9hi yellow elarthSu' '
OK, --
MoLAssRs--Tou isans choice 6E prime t2d 81
fair to good, T. Dab rorn syrup, soc; singer bSI'
up, 81 to IS; Teb lied, 4j6 -.
BOSTON BAGsIse-lOS@ PER yard; empire
bagging l0Cll0Rcper yard.
TIEs--2.0O per bundle
| RICE-W hOlessle Ga 10 TX.
sALT-In barrel, 81 %; Liverpool IN SAGA o."
| oil 10.
ORAcxKRs-soda.t Ha7; Xxx, 7&@7h; xxx,7h
as; cream, 10; ginger snaps 10.
BoAr-Olive, 81 10 per boz; blue India, y 10
tars.sS So per box X ID. bars, e5 w per DOH l'lp
bars, 50 ~ per hoI.
| BEANs-3H TO GO per pound.
| CAHDLEs-Star. full weight l5}i,
CHEEsE-w. X. IL; full cream l4@liS; ioung
America 1914.
HoMINY AND GRIrs--s5 % per barrel.
characterization layer, new per pox' - W.
layer, Gj6275.
DRIED APrLRs-9h.
DRIED PIAoHEs-Unpeeled, Z peeled i2c
por pound.
PICKLks-ull 50Nol2 per barrel; hall barreu,
vi Arm.
Coal or,--llO deg. hro test in barrels. l6
In cases, 81 o.
RorE- l,.c, basis. Cotton rope, IS.
WE'LL BUCKErs-St 0Oap+ % per uUten
ClofHEs PINs-Round, 65c; SPRING 81 per boz
NEAsUREs--k bushel, Iron .eound, VI on per
dosep: Iwo-hoop pals, " or tnree-hoop' az 40 40
TuBs-Three rest 81 ~; eight nos. W 20.
No. I. 80 so per dozen; No. q So 60; No. 7t0 %r
iOgCn.
WRAppINs PArnR-Rag and straw, $50 to $50
WASH BoAsps-Wood, 81 S5; zinc, %; Now
Era, ~ 506D2 70.
powDrR--s6 65 per keg OF IS pounds; lax, do
~ 81; 6k do 81 90; blasting kegs, 90 20;
5HoT--Dr0p, bag, 50 10 10 81 l5; buck. " ID to
25l
MAoKRnRI--No /, barrels, sl2 co. half barrels
s7 kits loc; No, 2.barrels " o. bali. barrela'
rolls 90; kits, TOO,
HoLLAaD HERRING-Imported, Los per Ike
CANDY-Stck. l2So pound. Fancy, 10 to
MISSOURI OIDKR-SOc per gallon
V1NEGAR-Per gallon. 1Sp20c,
6TABOH-5@5Ao
LyE-ConCentrated. 2 1894
Juss-We quote lilo per salon for glased.
Crooks. l0o per gallon for glazed
ToMAToEs-2 lbs, 81 20; 5 Id, VI tao 10.
sAuER KgAUr.-B bis s. 90 half bbls Vs.
large bbls, $3.50.
So; assorted cases so.
CAuFoRNIA CANNED GOODS. Peaches 21.2 lbs
&C. So Apricots. 2l2 lbs, So Co Blackberries2 l-2
lbs, $3.50; Grapes, 212 lbs, 1915; Pears, 2-l2 lbs,
Oh. co. Cages, 2l-2l bs $3.50; Peas lbs, $780,
Plums. IL lbs. S265: Tomatoes, Ia lbs. .65
Currants. 21-2 lbs, 81. 10.
GENERAL 9RoCERIRs.-4Ods, BiCarb, SC
per pound: Sal Soda, "a to 3 l-4c, per pound;
Ginger. race, per lb Nutmegs, 95c to 81 90 per
pound; Ball Potash, $500 TO $3.50 per case; Potted
Ham l-i's, Sl.50 por dOz P0tted Ham. l-2s o2.2
per doz sardines. American; $3.50 per Case Sar-
dimes. French. $l4.50 per case; Snuff, CARROTS
6 OF, 81 so per case; Snuff, Ralphs. OF
sll,5O to sll.7j per case;snud Garretts,l OF H.25
to $3.50 per case, Snuff, Ralph's, Ia
h.. 81 80 per gross; Olives. American. qts,
SIS per doz., Olive Oil, pts, 7.7t per doz
Mushrooms. s2.75 per doz; Condensed Milk,
ss.75 to $500 per case; Jelly wine glass, 9Sc. per
doz. tumbler. 8l.25 per dozen; crown, 82.65 per
dozen, Id. cans, sl65 per dozen; ID. cans, g. 66
per DOZEN Extracts, lemon, s5c. per dozen; Ex.
| racts. assorted, S5c. per dozen; Gloves. (whoe)
45c. to SOC, per h.; Cream Tartar, Commercial
Csc. per b.; Backing, tsmalD $50. per lb Black
Ing. tlarge) 65c. per doz