The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-03

~ GRAIN AND nRRApSTVFFS
ny ICVclptS OF gram 10y wagon to-day wcr
ngh,, ana barely enough to supply the deman,
lor local consumption Three cars of rnr
came In from western Texas over tho iIouston .
leAhs central road. One ear of mixed corn An,
oaS were forwarded TO Bis Springs md mn
otnef TO loyah for Fort Davis The ne
f fSom OF Vo, grain in this city arc comin
ORDERS orders Tor seed grain are daily received
rrlees IN this city are worry firm, and All ana
srhihs command good ligurca. The following
are tho ruling quotations to-day
ro.pAYs QuoTNTIoSs
800; Nicaragua 6b to zoe H
RyE-Firm ~ 70 TO Zoe
BARLEY-- 60 to G5c.
niLLRr sfEp--t0 to 0S; German mllieL 70 to s.
OATs-1S 10 35c for spriug: 81 10 100 for fnll +,
sacks, . cents additional '' 81
CoRN-old In ear Gee. Kansas In sacks, 4 q
to 95; new, 10 to i5c
BRAN-We quote at mills, Zoo in s,ora ssok,
FLova-We quote City Mills as follows x,,
wv AXxA' Ss,G extra $500 Magnolia s3OO
Fancy, 81 lhm&.2G choice 50 0,Cfsg NJ
AxNN. @,lo; MN, $3.50; Xxx, $40
Corn meal, per bushel, 81 10
Graham -four. per hundred $500
The elect OF the abundent CrOps begins In n,
seen IN the exports OF brcadstuns The CHIEF N
inc bureau OF statistics reports the total velue
OF brcadsluils exported during Augnst at slS
;Mhue. againust S!h,olH1l IN August lsSl-ur
increase OF Si3l7, jGd, ct nearly IL pcr cent Tne
increase was almost wholly III wheat and wheat
iiour Indeed, there was II large decrease in In
S aisi, corn the total for August having been
sovi.s bushels valued ut s2H lOi,
AGAINST 610i,0N bushels valued nj
etO5oa@ for August iSSl. OF vhc"i
ne export was gGSll,g07 bushels valued at S5i
ssnSSs, against II &,S09i bushels, valued nj az
.ol ~, IN August, lsSl-an increase of 6, tjSO5g
puSsnels, or nearly Il per cent In quantity, ana
y, sSSsA ioi, or more than 81 per cent. In value.
ltwlll be understood of course, that the August
EXPORT was chiefly nom last years cron, thiS
years G fop, excepting In the case of California,
not having been marketed to any great eNtout
~ august The increase was evidently due Ia
h, v bnec'e IN price, which averaged SLIGO per
vushei iaSt month, against 81 23i in August,
lsSl, or Hour the export was 676, rs barrels
valued AZ n, 1882 last month"; against I0S Al
barrels, ynluedat s3,56sG7i In August, isSl-an
Increase OF 1850 barrels, or nearly IL per cent.
M, ~ gua'u!y' and OF sS,Gos5 or moro than 10
percent IN value. The average value per bar
wi was something more than sale last month.
against litllo less than 81 in August last wear.
during the two months, July aud August the
tomi value OF tho breadstuiE exported was $lh,.
ioy,ibA against sl5, h2i 9SS for tho Same months
last year, fogthc eight months ended Angus,
~ the total vaiuc was sll0,0lS against si57,
w, W LOT me same months last year-a decrease
oiHhlse,oVl or more than - per cent The An.
gusy returns indicate that our exports of bread.
suus uMring tue remaining four months of Tho
year WIN exceed those for the corresponding ne
rlou last year, and may SO largely exceed ihcm
months. Wv "''' '''V"
Comparing august lSS:a with August 1851.
the exporto OF barley wholly from San iranciScoi
increased from aSO1 bushels to 9SiaS bushels
Oats Tell irom tL660 bushels To "a, 30 busheis
kye increased nom GL277 bushels tn ca ,Gol hush
els. These grains, II will DO seen, form I'M 4
hrCnlaufs 'iN'' VI