The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-14
COMMERCE AND TRADE.
COMMERCIAL.

YUM III CllOII hlNO IIVAbb'
COMMERCIAL.
n,,,s ru,v 13-A short time ago the religi.
ons societes of Marshall and other towns In
eastern Texas held special meetings 70 olier up
prayers for rain. From present inulcauohS ~
would seem that they were immouerate Ill lhelr
eskinps fur we are having more OF the aqueous
tnid ~ his time than the crops, health or bust
ness interests require. 1T niSht pc wen LOT
them now TO hold other meetings and turn their
supplications in reverse direction ~ seems
In Texas when there are spells OF weather.
they are of long duration, whether wet or dry
A continuation of rain at TINS ume Is Oh no pene-
tit to the growing cotton in the helus, aIu WINE
it will not affect the corn either iaVoraoiy OF IN
warm, dry weather ensnes soon, may be de'ri;
mental To the great staple OF the state. from all
portions of the state come the most ilatteiing re-
ports of the crop prospects, ana II Prupillous
season follows Texas wil feJU,o ro III ppaply oi
our farmers and planters are OUT OF peot anu
many of them with money TO spare, anu WIN u
heavy yield of both corn anu cotton, WIN soou
prices which seem assured theio VII io ~ ,r'I n
substantial improvements MADE anu larger &c
yelopments of the great natural resources Oh lhe
state undertaken In the next rev monlns lnah
have vet been witnessed In one year III Texas
gives assurance of larger transactions later III
The season, and all our people nave reason To
felicitate themselves on the unbounded pros
perly which seemingly awaits them
ON 'CHANGE.
Tho t,leprnph wires are down between this
city and ST. Louis aud other northern citles, ana
no commercial dispatches were received Oh
Change this morning. The heavy ram oil last
night, which continued during lhe forenoon,
prevented farmers from coming to market with
their grain, and in consequence OF all these
causes combined, there was hit done on
Change to-day There was no change In quo
tations from yesterday, although there was an
apparent bullsh feeling exhibited, and no one
seemed willing 10 tell oats at prices when
they brought the day before Whcatis very firm
at quotations, and II member of the exchange
remarked today that I'm week or Two at iarth,
est nearly all the wheat that may be shipped
out of the country will be marketed ana then
prices should 90 up. for millers will be com
PEELED to buy ut least II sullcicncy TO keep their
mills running even # bsy have to pay sSoys
transactions to-day, but several parties evinced
q disposition to buy, but few were found willing
I To sell until adyccs could be received from 9TH
or markets. There were no receipts OF corn
and prices are entirely nominal r4s.nl
In the last few days two new. members were
admitted OH the Exchange who paid the nd
vanced fee Of fifty dollars, This shows that tho
HERALD was acting in the best interests OF the
business men of the city when II advised them
havn hecnmn members MT the low price of ten
dollars And ma there IN probability that the fee
for memhersh % VIII in Short line be again nd.
vannod those Who feel that their business in.
terosis would he subseryed by uniting with IL
shoni5 Jo sn now when they can become mem.
bers at tho present prices word to the
THc' ew'
r,,, ,,.,,o,,o, ~, tho Morcbon,, Excbapgc
In this city has done more for the business inter
ests of Dallas than any other organization ever
snT,u MI UNIV WV" "' W '' 'N
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,,o,o,,o,, 10 ,.,, ,,ri,os far cro,, /, e. or,s
were as follows; Cash wheat lii, July wheat
h"'A' WI" "''' '"''' W. We '''S
,,sr,,,,rs
GRAIN MID hhf, pHlu,is t,,,
oWlg 10 Wy m." ~ ,", rscaints Of Grain NV
this morning ,helv Meip NV ievelpS vi b."n' ~
wagon. several ears Oh oa,s eui.e !" ",eI ,no
ninefeht rohus' "mu .Wo v, ,,iive si's y, Mni.t
inc shlpihonts WIZ no' 10 n"'se u" n uou"i vs.
uay, une Va, ", p"" W. .oyhn, on
goverpmenl escppnl. aid several cars OF oats
ana Wheat 10 ST. Louis Prices In this city nr,
very firm, with an upward look. should prices
continue TO advance IN me northern markets
they Will have their ell ct IN this CITY we re
new our quotations OF yesterday,
To-pAy's QUOTATIONS.
WHsAT--Choicc, 10; medium, g0c; low grade
SOC. Nicaragua, t0t.
RYE-Nominal nj GOO
HAnLEY--5O TO bbc
NIILET sRRp--l.50 German millet LIS.
OATs-25 TO 200 for spring. 50 10 3Sc for fall: IL
sacks a cents additional
CoRN--s5c TO 9bc; Kansas In sacks, sl05 to l. 10
RpLN-We quote nj mills use; Ia store sacks
Al OO
FIoun-We quote City Mills as follows: xxx
s1hr xxXX. ans. extra $3.50 Magnolia, 81 ~
Jmpor,ed: Xxx, per cwL az so ANA, sS 70
xXXX a. 80 choice family, s. 20 fancy, 81 20
Cai,fornin fancy. 60 1908 So choice family
Sb,So9 65
Co.. r,noi mar hushe, q %
S So,h ,,1 n,p,r ~ ncr hnn5r,l s97b
T Tnn ,',~Vns IL from The HostSn Commercial
p,hin,in, The nrosnccts of the next wheat croI
ny oy uh saccorInv IN Inc latest reliable data
~ n,v, will nroye an abundant one, Tn,
nachwarduess of The season. heavy rains, etc.
se,e ,n",Ions Of tho country tending in II,
,o,,rinl ,csnc"is IA rnuse deficit In IT, An I'm
,nr,a,,' ,n,tor I'm the productlon of whca
IN Tho United states is the one associate,
cidcnt 10 the new statements In the wheat pro
tural desire of produces TO increase the luanul!
produced In preceding leM@ rms factor, uete
fore, may be regarded rs guarantee Hga,ns
nny deficit In the crop however seriously th'