The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-01

Trade In this line WAS oeGd dull to-cay, ie'
col is being very light with Il CORES ?, ndirg
demand.
New Irish potatoes are very scarce and finn
at 81 80 per bushe!.
Lemons ore still scaice and high, 81 10 IS per
box being the pixie asked by hooters A plen-
tiful supply IL expect at an Early date.
Hay is In good demand and quoted at 50 to
81 for loose $40 to sl2 fer baied.
Corn has advance , So to % cents being the
prl epsld this nsrniug. Tn is good de-
Inand. but receipts are light farmers prefering
to holl their crop on account of the droutn and
general fear that the crop will be short.
Oats are In good demand at quotations,
Barley is in light supply at SOcents.
Bran Is qule, at 50 cents.
Only few losds of wheat came in to-day
Prices paid were so to 90 cents.
The Chicago TIMES says that the United
states crntus report sus alEs The estimates OF
the agr cultural bureau mere clos, ly than
many mad ex. acied. The 4. lin Ittd yield of
wheat In 1919 was AS, 7iG, $50 bus according 10
the Gems + the actual /; lh was 4i9, $40 0 bu
The New York Tribune y Us the dffere' &C.
littlo more than Two per cept., app hts TO he
y counted FOE by the fact III It the u ricultural
department T. Inmates Were based upun a suu-
posed area Of 20 5ij 0)U acre. d.ys ed 20 wheat,
while the census ~ orts - ~ .O5 tcre- As
com, the eA ima'e for ltG9 WIS 5J,CSJ $50
acres and | $40 Oh 70 hu; The census report Is
81 326 @53 acres and 772,a9 $40 "a nd n .nce
IF II 4 per cent In &c eoke and i.t per cent in
Yield ast oats TIVE c1timrtl TO 1919 WAS
1915 3 500 acres N d 1868 10, 80 bus TIE cen,us
relo tis il lh0,o6o acre and 407,0 III II
Tufni To details however, u apneerS that
The p-tlm lt,.H were sadly In Id ,urrpsI m
and th,t compa, alive ace FAC, /. IN aggre-
gate IL due only to the ball cling Il feriuu en-
rofr In the estimates or We verdl aies
Thus the estln,at fell shout OF the ac ual
yisd, as now report d $40, 600 hu. in Ohio,
or more than 2oper cent, o.s0OW0 In Mlcut-
"a ur nearly 20 per GEN., 6,.Nl 900 bu. In L.
nCis, 43lb. eco liz VI cUntin, q, 100 go In Ken
lucky, 1850 coin lnd'aua, and 800 600 in
Ainhtsota. In thts' seven o n ~ the uiffar.
ence is owe 36,00DOV0 bn On the other hand.
the slimales exceeded ths rctual yirid 800,
eco bu IN the territories, so to- In Gal for.
MA, 45Jo,OOO In lenue'ee, 2 500 0t0 In Penn
sylvania, 800 900 IN MI 'sissippi, AMI J,6pO,c
~ Iowa, IN general the crop of.the northwest
~ side OF the Nil s6sippi appears to have
rlaI~ "r'arestimated, and sls, iu MINI sofa
IbSp..s'Ihe crop ri the Pacific st.:ci,
s sn ,,~thtAo+'sletts wet of tn, Mis-. As.
.,.8T1 ia acRetn overes mated
-. = s,IlI m"rsAofSorn rop have varied
* fen short 5ne oG q, onn ,od Inmates
80. " Iowa alone N ~ - % vvv'' wv ~ IN
...lO In X ,nsas 800 o. y,ss W.T. ~ Ooo,o D
,.l04 the other In, ~ 20 w i,nnols on
.'..lI5. cesd, the VI. III az eT.,natts t1 .
sand .sss-'Gnr ftt''tss> ltSyS !, under
how III actual yleli Se."s'nn nav "aNe eH'
I-tded ihr es imstes by neariy J' ''"'' l"
q preat state llhe Iowa. ~
Butter Is scarce, and readily cnmmai rs ~
to 20 cents.
E.gsa'e scarce and in god demand at 10
cents.
Flour is steady sn fem ut the adv"'.o'