The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-21
9ROCERIES.

The Rio journal OF late date says the esu-
mate of the next coffee crop Is subject when,
with Just reason, merits the greatest attentioh
II m interested persons According 10 CUSTOM,
| we propose to give the result OF the INQUIRIES
| which we have made The flatiering hopes
| which the poisoning of s. ptember and OCTOBER
| and the excellent state ot the conee Orvhatus
/ had awakened have been considerably diinlh-
shed The great irregulari'y oil me sxss9 IN.
| temperature, when In the last months OF the
year II is generally high, has not permitted that
| production should be developed IN the ratio an
| ticipatod. 1t should not be forgotten, however.
| number Of plantations still young wheie inc
| fruiung is coming TO maturity Is great IN nc
| eordance with all this. and being guided by the
| information which We have up TO thls tune, we
| estimate the future crop at from three aud a
| half to four millions of bags. ilSPnsSihie lhhl
| The 80 called yeranico OF Januall mango
| this estimate If we have good Gvu'1hs fvr TINS
| We will at the proper time inform our readers.
| he Rio News of January 18th also has the
| following with reference to ,he crop, whlch we
copy, as matter OF general interest 70 the tIaue'
| The many reports now being received IRON
| various parts Of the coffee districts about lhe
large falling off In the coming coffee crop should
be accepted with several reservations ~ VIII
DO remembered that last year both oroutD anu
| rain were brought forward as lnJurleusiy anect
Ing the coffee crop, and yet brazil easily pro.
d Nou ono W ~, ka,,a hara and there caused
uiouth ana ram nave neiS nnu slyi0 800.
more or less injuy especially 70 ansola apo ,a
mois thele sun remains ',e W he presant
v '1a. that 6,oa' p% ai ~, rnrna orchards
the majority OF which have not yet reached
,neil MAXIMUM Oh ptDuu uo,, ,,hayconid ,nfins
been belief among soss and crnu,atinr
H. rogs w s,s hSs H. crnps greater
,epot'S ,n,,sd corrcot infor.
ma ,Sa oa ~ ,' go. ,,atul n he 'eon,umer
than In Tho nrodncer After so many wears OF
these false renorts, The planter ought to have
learned that the merchant really gives very lit.
tle crcdit IN then, mud bases his calculations
nnon sveraees ina,ead They know oulte as
well ms The nlsnter inst how nuch of A drouth IL
viii take In ofset he natural increase in pro-
ducHon and inst how mnch 10 cause decrease.
And thew know nerfectlv we'll thai there has not
as YET been sniloient cause for either of these
results .
ro-p,y,a QUOTATIONS,
~
CorFEE--kio common, O99sc; , fair, loee,o;
cheioe, iqa 70 lac; LagnyrS L2o; java 49,, 90.
rEAs-imperiai, lo@55G Young hysou' &oO@oV'
=, s0dAhsIwe quote; fowdered LAG crusn ,;,a'
Ia granuiaied iOa; standard !, IVA; Leui'
ana Whlte CARRIED, lC@lOh. yellow clafiheu' y
~,a, x,,.
moLAssEs-Louislahn chOlce % pri,re o.S
9ur 70 RVV VI. 90 70 QUO; corn syrup o'o sugar
o, BOSTON BAGolSG-V5i per yard; empire Dag
ginng, 81 per yard. A.
nlks-Ls0 per bundle.
nUhIm ho,osaie, ~ 70 ~. o, r,
ofta-lh parrel w ~; LIVERPOOL III saoAs o'''
ei 40 ,,,~, o,,.,. WV ,a
/, CkAoKERsMsoda. 6h9l Xxx 6N@G AX1' 10
~ oreaiit ~, s,nser SNAPS, ~ ,.,. I'm
ooASr AZ tIio per ooa; pluo Inuia, ~
pars' % ~ per box 10. bars so w per DOH Aio
pa,s' sa 10 per Do1.