The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

There Is yet great sc rcity of country pro-
duce. Md nri,eR generally are higher

Ahcio 10 yot btoot % icity vi CouutIy pIO-
duce, AID prices generally are higher.
Batter 10 very t.. Indeed, and there Is al.
mcst II fanl!us this necessary commodity
Dealers readily ply from fifteen to twenty
cents Tor all oile.,ngi. Only u few pounds
were brought In to-dsy, and 1t was readllyta-
ken by the frat grocer that got II whack At 1t.
Eggs are soa CO and high, with good de-
mand. Quotations are l25s to 10 cents
Chickens are scarce and In good demand at
quotations.
Hay Is lower and Is now quoted at 80 80,
baled; So 80 from w ,gou.
Oats arc In moderate request and prices UNI
changed. One consignment OF several hum
bred bushels was Looked for this evening, ON
the bssis OF zoe per bushel.
Corn Is In fair demand; receipts by country
wagons were very liberal to day, and 3j@35c
was paid.
Flour Is qaiet and ste 'dy. The prices jumped
to during the late advance are still main-
tained.
Wheat was in light receipt to-day Offerings
sold at 10 to 90 cents for new and 50 to 70 cents
for old.
The harvest of winter wheat, says an ex.
ohauge, Is In full tide Ia Kentucky, Mlssuri.
Kansas, and the sJuthera y ,rts uf Iuiuos
lndi .na,and a small part of ONO, Kentucky
which sacvmparat v,iy small wheat grow
Ing STATE luh have fair crop. NJ ssourl a.
Kansas VIII prUt.ss,y exceed st ys.I's yte.d,
some counties report twenty-five aud ,hirty
bushels To the aero Iudiaua wall naye n far
crop except, pc hips, IN tho north ru part,
and Mich "a will not pro Iubly be SHIRT niors
than ~ or IL Per cent New IorA sua PENN
sylvani, Will have full crops, To that the
prospects Is now tnat tueie will be nearly as
mucn wiAter wheat us there was last year.
California and Oregon, taken together, arc
not likely to run much be ow last YEAR in
their yield, and ,he spring wheat growiog
states east OF the Rock, m1uuta ns giys
every o idcncs now OF an increased avg eg TO
yield over last year, taking iato account the
increa, ed ncrca 0.
For the ave months ended May 81, 1881. the
expOrisof eHdtuffs emnrsced o. 2l5 bu n Il
bar ey, ~. US, 1876 bushels corn, l7A,ig7 barrels
meal, " $50 bushels oats, 5ls,ssG busnels We.
ss,Osb 2ss busneis wheat, ANA ), M SD rfeis
Hour, against Tor the s,ms Ave mon his of last
year ~ B3 bushels bailey, 10, AS 10 bu ,h, is
e0l,69 ba NIL, rye, 3s6i5,7si bu .nels
wn at, and e,.9i SO barre n,ur, showing
aga'u 1881 II - 900 barr IL meal, . 400, =
0oe bushels OF wheat, and ne.riy 1000 wOb +.
fes nou, or atntai tncreasein wheat (flour
tobu.heil ot 1890 600 bushels. ADD d,crra q
OF over 1000 100 bushes corn. The total
va,ue OF thes xports tor ,ns first i've mon lbs o
1881 was so ,3Io l91 against sgl, 100 sos for IN,
corresponding ,ine last year.
Tor tne mrs! eleven months uf the fiscal yea,
beginning Jul 1850, the totat value of III,
exports ofbreadstuns was i2U, OSS, $40. arains
ysS. w, o2s for the corresponding time Of IN,
previous year "a decrease OF n .nrly Al 600 O0O,
uue 10 partto he heavy ia ling OF In thu curl
exports, ana In part 10 thu lower price of VIII, a
~ ,ssc ,uhs year as compared with the same lim