The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-01
GRAIN AND nREAnsrurrs.

are falling oil materially. There seems 10 be nm
opinion Obtaining that oats will decline for a
time, but unless the offerings are better than
they have been for some days past II would not
DO out OF the order of things for IN advance, or
ny least stendy prices ut present quotations
There Is very little new corn coming in aud II
Is hard to fix a price for it. 1t will probably
bring from 15,t 80 cents at present but II will
undoubtedly soon fall below these figures
Quotations for grain in this market are not
changed from what they were last week.
T0-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
WEfAr-Chojce, 10 medium. 9jc low grade,
9oc ca aqua S. TO 7jc.
RYE-Firm ~ O1c.
BARLEY-50 to soc,
MILLEr sEgD-l5o; German millet, La.
OArs-S0 10 soc for spring; IS 10 i0o for fall; In
sacks, . cents additional
CoRN-soc to S5c; Kansas, In sacks, clos to LIS,
new, 76c.
sloO. ''
.s.ouR-We quote City Mills as follows; NIX
NbG XXXx, $500, eSSra sS,25; Magnolia s&2i.
xxx s. IS; choice family, O. 55 fancy, IS Is
California fancy, IS 6OGS GSi choice family,
sS S5C9S 90.
Corn meal, per bushel, 81 90,
Graham flour, Der hundred, eI75.
Evansville Courier The movements ofwhcat
in this city have never been oQualed In Evans
yille's history. The farmers have been sellin,
their crops at good prices, and for the past week
VI WI thc iVElhinhlt lINllShtllNuh Ill gram
have reached nm average OF SlOo,00Oa day. Al
this rate the banks of this city, us well us the
great money centers, have beeuprutty thorough.
ly drained. and never have the banks had larger
transactions One firm of this city is said Ia
have paid out about $4,000 for wheat since the
movement In grain began. The railroads have
been for the rnst two weeks blockadcd with the
Immense traffic In the cereal
The savannah News says THE corn crop OF
Seorgia this year Is unprecedented In the
history OF tho state, the crops planted having
been very large and the Yield extraordinary,
averaging from ~ 10 10 bushels 10 the ucrc This
not only insurcs the farmers of the state AGAINST
me want they experienced last year, hut 4,
makes them measurably independent OF thu
ipcculator.
lnK last New orleans grain circular Of sehwa
bacher y Hirch says; The foreign demand A
very limited Ut present for grain, and until mar
kets al all points are moic settled very little
VIII BIO done for export. The domestic demand
ms been fairly active during the past week
and lower prices nrc expected for wheat corr
and oats as we advance into the season
Oats market has been fairly active NJ 81 cents,
10 cents per bushel for Texas and western ont
IN Sacks for lots on the spot cents5S for Angus
delivery.
Corn In sacks; market has been steady md IN
Mir lobblng demand for the local aud in,crlo
trade. We quote white corn in sacks 81 a.
NoiS. and pi@p6 for yellow and mixed, will
only q moderate stock OF oil kinds here a
present,
Wheat Texas has furnished largo lots o, Med
iterfanean and Nicaragua wheat for European
oruers curing the past month, at 10 To 81. 70 pc
busnel AMI some important sales have boci
made also lately Of western wheat
iran Is SLOW ~ Ss,S per 100 pounds.
Hay; scarce and In fair demand. cholc Is pel
prime 25hg1