The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-07
GRAIN AND BREADSTUFFS

THERE were only light receipts of grain to-day
by wagoEy but during the week there will be
heavv arrivals by rail. Wheat Is coming in in
quantities us heavy as were expected, but the
larger portion is taken by the mills Corn is not
being marketed rs freely as desired by buyers
ana prices are very firm There were several
cars of oats received to-day which were taken To
fiji orders One car loaded here for New Or
leans. lhere Is an active demand for oats and
sales on the Exchange are large Prices for al
kinds Of grain are maintained, and there are no
changes TO note in quotation
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
WMEAT-Choice, 20; medium 9Oc; low grade,
60c Mic lragls, &C..
RYE-Nomnal AT Coo
BARLEy-NominRl 5Cc,
SILLEr sETD-l5g German millet LIS.
OATs-Old, 45c new, &c.
CoRH-Sc to g5c.
BRAN,We quote at mills, 81 2O9l rs; in store,
sacks, 81 40 to 81 So
FLouR.we quote City Mills as follows. XXX,
g. 70; xxx, 81 40; extra 81 rs.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt 81 so; xxx, SO 20;
xxx 81 90 choice family So 70 fancy, So co.
s. b5M3 Co.
Corn meal, per busho, 81 20.
Graham -four per hundred 1915.
The grain market in Chicago to-day shows a
slight advance in wheft and Il corresponding
decline in corn. July heat opened al l.)l-i
anu closed ut l.30, thrce-iourths of II cent above
yesterdays close. For August delivery IL sold
on first call nj II IL, ana on last call at II al
the same price as last sales the day before. July
corn sold IN the morning at 20 3-i and WAS with.
out much change during the day: the last sales
in the evening were at 20 SIS a half cent decline
since yesterday. For August delivery it opened
" u is; and closed at7u3i three quarters of a
cent under The close the day before.
In 81 Louis there was an advance of three
fourths of cent on wheat Co ii remains steady
AT Scents There was nothing Going in oats
In New orleans oats for July delivery brought
u cents. So
BALTIMORE Mp, June G.-Flo,nr dun and nm.
changed; wheat southern, hi ghet; western
stronger, but dull; southern red, .S5 to 40,
amber l42 TO Las; No. ?, west ern winner red.
spot, lS9 IL asked June, / 80 is TO l,3g ~
corr southern, steady and quiet: western,
STEADY ana quiet western, steady; southern
white ~; yellow, S6 H.
Inc STOCK OF Hour in Chicago is reported Mt
az lJ0 barrels against n, TO barrels one month
ago, and 6S, - barrels one year ago
ui the oil wheat ships Clcalcd fIO IN san Fran.
cisco port last January % have an ivedouL Six
teen OF them made their trips in 10 Ia $50 day,
The state OF Kansas beasts of In wing 5OOjO
acres covered with growing wheat, und a week
ago the grain was four fee high
The markets In New York were moderately
active for wheat and corn, but weak and irregu
lff, although Chicago was stronger. Lard was
easy and pork quiet and lower.
Experiments In India with the mammoth
Kent corn have proved very satisfactory, In the
Dulu district a Rev. Mr., Carleton reports A
yield, under fairly good cultivation of no bush.
e,s 10 me acre, Blunts and western white are
alto mentioned invorably by the sam,e gentle.
men. A strong effort is being made 10 promote
the cultivation OF corn in British India. Mon.
Keys are, II appears, one OF the foes To be con.
tended with, one experimental urop hayinYbeen
entirely destroyed by them,