The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-20
ST. LOUIS, June 10, 1870.

N''""e' " ~ sample, Paris, TpNus
DEAR SIa-rhe weather in the mfddle
and northwestern State, continue. mo.
qualled for planting and growing of all
Kinds OF grain While thi. continues
the prospect for q large crop of wheat
ana other grain Is unusually katherine
1t Is with great pleasure that we .r,,ila
letters daily from Texas and ArLon.,.
informing us Of the successful harvest.
my of wheat and barley In Very many
OF these letters is rcarcst for s,p,plrs
OF our grades We take this occasion
to say to You that it is not practicable
to send them until grades are mrde
from the new crop Barley .amuln.
would simply add to your confusion of
our grades rs we have NOTHING hpi
spring stock now ON hand while your,
III Texas and Arkansas is winter As il
Will bc AT least three weeks vet belor.
the little winter that is raised in the
middle States is harvested and stacked
1t will be five or six weeks before il will
come in sufficiently to make grade.
We will say this. That we have received
several samples from Texas and have
now two samples that can not be-
equalled by CALIFORNIA; mriamed win.
ter stack, if it was well handled and
cleaned The berry of several samples
is not heavy, but in the hands Of am ex.
perlenced barley grower would be- well
famed, the trash and small berry taken
out by being run through q fam regua-
ted for the purpose and made to % to
No. , The small berry thus taken out
is most excellent food for animals Bar
ley handled properly should, in all
cases, be well famed This will insure
to 90 No. ,, and good to 90
choice, When we inform you that the
staple is now selling at from pc to 81 30 |
you can readily see that it requires PEE
nuliar care and that the berry should |
be well preserved In the early sum.
mer months barley is more unsettled !
until about the first Of August. then !
consumers know better the extent of |
the crop, and that it has been through |
.he sweat in the stack hence commence |
ouying largely We Therefore suggest |
hat you caution growers to stack well |
heir crop, and to let il remain in stack |
until it has PASSED well through the |
,weat. Then, if the market suits them,
o thrash and in doing so to be careful |
o throw off the top bundles, more es-
,eci0lly if there has been rain, but
hrow them off anyhow as six or dozen
op or bottom bundles will very often
niure the the value of the entire crop
rom ten to forty cents per bushel Bet
er burn these objectionable bundles
han thrash them with the crop. Don't
nix or try to doctor barley as it will
rove a failure, and ship in bulk ifyou
am. If You have different qualities,
hip in sacks and mark separately
Brewers who have wide reputation
OF their beer exercise great caution in
uying. SO when the berry will not
nault to suit, it must be sold for animal
ood We have 50 far seen no sample
rom Texas that will not mault. The
resent value is eighty cents to one dol
lr per bushcl for Texas,
We can send samples of our grades Of
III wheat, but they would not give
ntirely correct idea of the new grade
rusting that we may receive many
from you this season, We
lotc No , wheat Sl39 cash; No. B.
DO No. 4, 50 81, June No ,, Sl3Il
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