The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-29


OSE arm In this city shipped to-day slgli cars
cars Of wheat we're shipped 10 That MARKET 70,
day by Dallas grain dealers The receipts Of
wheat were very fair and prices are flrfn, owing
10 the advance in northern cities. a number OF
cars Of oats were offered for sale on change To-
day, and there were good arrivals by wagon.
Prices are well maintained, and there u no indi.
cations Of a decline soon. Some barley was
brought In today but prices are low and farm.
ers are holding of and not oiiering II on the
market The receipts OF corn arc light, and the
opinion obtains that there IL little left In tho
country. Prices of all kinds Of grain are very
firm and the demand Is active We quote to-
day
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
wHKAT-Cholce, 10; medium, 9cc; low grade,
| COO; Nicaragua, GOO.
RYE-Nominal at Coo.
BARLEY-45 to SOC.
NILLET sEED-l50 German millet LIS.
| OATs-4Oc no old on the market.
CoRN--S5c TO 95c.
BRAN-We quote at mills, 81 o@l Is; in store
sacks, 81 40 to 81 SO.
F Is xxx sO ae V extra a IS S. '00w' A
Imported: XXX. per cwt 81 50; Xxx, Is 20
xxx 60 So choice family, % 10 fancy. SO go.
Cahfornias fancy sS 1908 So choice family
Corn meal, per bushel, 81 90
| Graham -four. per hundred, 1870.
| The visible stock of VIII cat was increased las
week l72 $40 bushels. and of barley 1873 bush
els The corn supply suffered q reduction during
the week OF SS3, SIS bushels, the oats 49, 632 bush
els, and the rye 30, Az bushels.
| The exports of breadstufis from this country
for eleven months ending June show a falling
off of S77 300 900 in value compared with cores
ponding period of the preceding year.
! AIlerican exports of wheat and its equivalent
| in flour for the eleven months ending June
were IL, l64 247 bushels against 112 III ABB fol
the similar period of the preceding year-a fall
ing off of 600 5000 bushels.
| The Kentucky board of agriculture estimates
| IN " bpa a nigh
| bushels. Corn is in better condition than fol
years, and the acreage is 10 TO 10 per cent
greater than last year.
duce exchange, received on Tuesday, from
| Atlanta, Georgia. sample of the new brand OF
| flour made at Atlanta from Georgia wheat l,
| attracted considerable attention among the nouI
| men. go
| Minneapolis have made an average daily pro-
| ducsion of 7,030 barrels which is thought pretty
| good, considering some of the mills. are only
running to a small portion OF their respective
| capacities
Sierra valley, California, this year than ever
before The people do not seem to be much
alarmed about the grasshoppers
Most of the wheat in north Alabama has been
| thrashed. 1t is the best for many years.
| The exports of breadstuffs from New York
last week include 1884 barrels of wheat and
| 249 barrels of rye flour, 2, 4O6 barrels OF corn
meal, 467 I'll bushels of wheat, 16 3g9 bushels OF
rye i,Ol9 bushels of oats, 20 bushels of barley
and lS2, sos bushels of corn. The cot ton exports
for the week were 1S,943 bales, the pork $3.50
barrels the lard 3,638,5q pounds, and the cut
meats 4,S69,64. pounds.
| The grain market in Chicago to-day exhibited
no marked change. July wheat sold on first call
at 81 10 1-2 and on last call at 81. Is rs, five
| eighths of a cent under the day before For
Augustdeive it opened at S1.0S Sd, and closed
at 81 OS 5-S quarter of cent decline since yes.
| terday Corn for July sold in the morning at
rs cents and in the evening at "a ii, five-eighths
of a cent below the day before. August corn
opened at rs H. and closed "a "a. five eighths OF
cent define since the close of yesterday