The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-11
IN New Orleans to-day mixed corn sold at .,
white corn NJ l0Jh, Western oats, -.


Tho receipts OF grain to-day were not large
thc principal arrivals being of wheat great
deal OF TINS cereal brought In IL oithor damp or
wet aud does not bring Ms much 10y fifteen or
twenty ccntsas 1t would do were II In good con-
dition. large portion Of the oats offered on
the market In of spring planilns-lshl, musy
aud discolorcd, Good sound fall oats, and
choice spring oats always sell ut fair prices, and
aro In demand Old corn comes In very slowly
and prices TOR II have again fallen, aud viii soon
DO on u parity with those .. .ae new crop. In
SACKS, sL6...S, Ii Is selling NJ rs 10 5l,0v per
bushc'. Very little new corn Is arriving ota
quality that will permit II ~ 10 laid away Tor
future use II is entirely too groom 10 market
aud some even is almost new enough io .ctvc
up IN hotels for roasting ears. There were no
receipts of barley orrye on tho streets today
We quote prices ns follows!
TopANS QuOtNrloNs
WnRAr-Chotce " medium NC; low grade,
Soc, NivarugLn 81 10 zoe,
RyE-flrm ~ coo
= bARLHY-bO tn hIc.
SiLLHr saep--ta to LOE German millet 20,
OArs--.S To 31r Tor spring Is To Toe ior inil. III
sacks, . cents additional
CoRN--5,c to t0J, Kansas, In sacks, 0'c to sLC0
new, 40 TO loo.
BaAS-we quote at mills, 7Sc In store sacks
oO1
FLoua-we quote Cit4 Mills as tcllowa' xxx
$3.50, xxx, s2SS extra sSlE Magnolia &.le
lmnortod, AX, per owL - %, AAA, % IS
xxx % 80, choice family 81 - macY, ~ 70
California, fancy, o. Goes 6S choice family,
81 s50e3 81
Corn meal, per bushcl. 81 70.
q ahan 10 IT. cor h undtcd, 500.
Tho Financial Chronicle rcyiuwS tue outlook
for crops rs follows; AS 10 the cereal crops In
Europe Tho condition, while in the malu salts
factory, Is not very Brilliant Tho latest ndvioes
report vet weather In Cheat Btitnin, France.
Germany and southern Russia, aud this IL uu.
favorable, particularly ~ this time, M calCuls.
ton has yet boon made regarding supplies from
India, Australia and other countries irom which
nf hAr
perhaps, In the present condition oi aituts IN
Egypt u would he unwlso ~ count upon any
great relief 10 the markets from sources which
must he reached through the Sucg canal Stocks
OF grain IN Europe are comparatively low and
IL IL natural therefore To expect that The demand
upon us will be moro or less urgent until aud
even after the harvest there, Already large
purchases arc being made here Of wheat On for.
cign account principally for Germany aud France,
and the new gram should soon ~ forward
worry rapidly, IL Is reported from baltimore
that tonnage has been engaged at that port for
Gt0,Opl bushels ct wheat for August II this IL
true. II is very important Tor assuming tina,
baltimore usually ships about onp.hnli the
amount sont nom New York, there should he NJ
least ls,ogNOn bushels nom Mi, pgrs aud say
l,os,on together II the export movement this
year should commence Ms early as In lSsn which
IL not Improbable, aud bo rs heavy us II was
then, 9n estimate ot .SN1un bushels " wheat
for August may not be very far out OF the way
hut oven admitting that its eN,ravngnut there
are reasons for believing that, considerlnS Tho
present urgency OF the kuropeau demand, ths
exports Of wheat tho remainder OF this year
will be very close TO those OF the same month.
IN lSsN Ills possible, however, thnt the prvsen,
low prices may develop u disposition among
farmers 10 hold back supplies. which might re
Nrd somewhat whit now promises TO 10 u fro,
export movement
Tho continued wet weather Is beginning 10
work unaugc IN tina tone OF tho fccling regard
lug wheat oats and barley, This last named
cereal, II Ii said, ~ helng badly dscolorcd III
various sections OF tho west 10y The constant
rama and unless the weather changes, the ctoI
n likely 10 prove q disappcintmcnt The storms
have also seriously inteffeted with the prepare
tion OF The oats aud winter wheat crops tor mar
ktt Adviccs received from tho country indi
cate that farmers have been forced IN varloui
localities to stop thtsshing, and arc compelled
10 leave their oats and wheat stand IN the shock,
where more or less Of the grain will doubtless
DO ipIurvd OF destroyed. No .unfavofabls ne.
porls have lately been received about The grow
inr CON, which IL now moro promising than
EARLIER In tho scAson.
The SAn Frsncisco journal Of Commerce lu-
ftrc. NOM is canvass Of oil the counties In the
elAlS lbAs CslforaiA viii shia year sivs shout