The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-09
GgAINAND BREADSTUFFs.

OvER one thousand bushels of wheat were re-
ceved in this city to-day, which were readily
taken and prices were fully maintained. The
Todd and other mills are buying freely and the
supply has not yet reached the demand.
There are parties buying for other markets
aud heavy shipments abroad will be made dur
Ing the coming week.
There were larger arrivals of corn to-day than
usual, which brought full quotations Ii
IS thought There s eonnryy yet w hIgS
win be marketed rs soon as the growing crop is
assured. Oats are beginning TO come In In liberal
quantities, and although farmers have not fair
~ begun to thresh and market the crop, the out
look now IL for very large receipts during the
next few weeks. There is mn active demand for
oats In New Orleans as well NJ ST. Louis, and II
may be that prices will be well maintained, as II
Is now generally understood that the crop In
other southern states il not as large us was re-
ported, owing 10 the limited acreage sown. Our
reports are reliable and although unchanged,
reflect the state of the market here:
TO-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
wuEAr-Choce, 10; medium, 90c; low grade,
Coo; Nicaragua, zoe.
kYE-Nomlnal at Coo.
BARLEY-50 to G0c.
NILLEr sREp-l5O German millet l,75
OArs-Old, 45c new, 35c,
CoRS-S5c TO 95c.
BRAN-we qnote ut mills, o. 2O@l Is; in store
sacks, 81 40 to 81 So
FLouR-we quote City Mills IN follows: xxx.
o. rs; xxx, 81 10; extra 81 20.
Imported: Xxx, per cwt " so; xxx, 81 20;
xxx So so choice family, 50 ~ fancy, 81 90
California, fancy, sS 1898 so; choice family,
IS 5593 IS.
Corn meal, per bushcl, 81 20
Graham flour. per hundred. s375.
There seems 10 be II big corner IN July whca,
In Chicago There was an advance Of three
cents yesterday and three cents to-day. II
opened this morning nj 81 81 Ia, the lowest fg-
ures during the day, and closed ut slS6. For
August deliveries Il sold on first call ut 81 13N,
and on last call at sl.l3S, II cent above the day
July deliveries opening at II, and closing at ~ \,
u cent over the last sales yesterday. For August
II sold In the morning Mt 7lis, and In the even
Ing ut II " seven-eighthsO ola cent advance on tho
closing quotations Of last evening,
There was nm advance OF about two cents Il
bushel on July wheat In St Louis to-day.
Twelve thousand three hundred and seventeen
tons of grain were shipped from Tulare City
from June l. 1881, to Maya 1882
Several New York receivers and shippers will
be interested In an elevator, with capacity of
500, 600 bushels, which IL TO DO built nj Newpor,
News. An inspection equal TO the New York
official inspection will be established and certih.
Gates OF receipts issued us soon after the arrival
of the grain MS from New York elevator
While DR.. Glenn, the great California farmer,
VIII not clear any money In his farming opera
tons, still he win realize enough 10 pay all OF
his expenses for the current year He expects
IL realize ut least SEQ 600 bushels of wheat from
this years crop. This will give him 10000 OCC
pounds, which. II sold at IL cents per pound,
will amount TO si50, 200 for the entire crop lie
estimates his expenses for the crop year n,
something near SSs0,0t0,