The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-09-14
GRAIN AND DREADsTUFFs.


The receipts Of wheat in this city to-day were
large, and as general thing the qual,
ity WINS what would grade mi Nc ,,,
in ST. Louis, or Chicago. The hlgh,
eat prices paid In this city for wheat is moi
above 95 cents, and that of an inferior quality
s.,ls lovel. The arrivals or oats have fallen Oh
materially in the last few days, and II leaves the
impression that the larger amounts grown this
season have been marketed. There is a little
CORN coming in and two cars only were shipped
to-day for points outside Of the state. The only
demand for Nicaragua wheat barley ana Tys
a re for seeding purposes, and small shipments
o. these grains were made in every direction,
the larger number going west II is nov
understood thai there will be larger acreage
sown in Nicaragua wheat, barley and rye thar
ever before in this portion of Texas. The mar
ket Is well supplied with millet seed, which
will be held until next spring when the de-
mand for Il will no doubt be large. Prices In
This clty are very steady but firm, and our quo
tations have been revised.
To-DAYs-oUoTETIoNs
wHEAT-choice, csc; medium, 9oc low grade
eSc. Hicaragus So 70 50c.
RYR-Firm al 20 20 &c
GfIIrr sEKD-eO 10 65; German miIlet IS TO g
OARS 70 35c for spring; IS 10 4Oc for fall; IN
sankg 3 cents additional.
ooEs-Old in ear. 6oc Kansas, in sacks, SOC.
Bs.s.We quote al mills. 75c in store sacks
syfour-we quote City Mills ~ follows: Xxx.
"a s0 xxx. l2.75. extra 500 Magnolia $500
NJ -
xxx, q. soGss.co. Xxx. s27G Xxx. eco.
Corn meal per DusheL 81 -
Graham aour. per hundred. 500.
The Price Current OF Cincinnati, adheres Va
a. efinste OF last week that the total corn crop
vii H. 20 COO 90 bushels. or the largest ever
gathered in this country IL says that Us est
mat was based upon the reports OF correspond
An Inc several states. Thus In Missouri
dc iocsi estimates place the crop Of that state
50o000o bushels above those o. D. t aae ftl 70
Current; those Of Kansas from - e.9vyy 70 %
Oo0O0 bushels greater; those Of heernska -
0uo0n0 bushels greater, and those OF Texas d.
O6Oa % 4. iO0OOO bushels greater. Should the
highest local estimates prove 70 1e correct me
rufri f.rrIp would be nearer o0Q. 90 60 bushels
fheu 10 OO0 O00 II f. certain that the favor
able weather in August worked W0nders fof the
corn crop. and anOtner week without irosl Wi
mt rnnst 81 Il berOnd danger. huch Of the
rro-n In Wisconsin = mature enough 10 cut now.
and most Of Il VII be ns soon a. week iroin
nsxt Monday. ..,.-.
ne esfirusie from $1,000 90 70 e00o010 90 bush
1r - ~ wheat crop 81 this cuuutry for tne sea
M Possibly some damage 20 grain IN the
fhock vas done b. The rains q - Vel IN -
--1-IrIn and In parts % Illinois and lows,
80 ~ darna re- win Prove % BE slfht II any,
ri-f1 IN ne great heat region ~ he i.ed river
rsDsr he vesther for ihs - is esyi - ;.
r---r-'r,r on 81 least equal ~ ne erIeciations
s-frrfriuef before harvesting beFnn It y
-11-Is~ - ~ ssy fhat ne toial crop VII prove
y h muth me lHrEest ever gsihefed N the
49, =, ~ foreirr rnartet fo- ne surplus The
- - 4 not - tlriEhf - Ar1erican farmer.
-,~t'@ - Il 10 Re Acoordinr a. ~ IteIlre' =
- -r-Ir-r n he harvest - ne word the
- 1ror al 81 ne cguniriea - tlfupei 80
- s-rrr'Iior ~ spain. AZ atIu9oant kr.E.
- Il 4. ..-IIrrnfrf VII have a. lur1-t atrIlIt
~ - - burhsls a. whe1l - irnte - tnen
% rurrluE MS c1untrL " :. y - ~.
- - 30 wsn atle - cEfry over
- ~ 49, r-rrs Ar1 DIS ~ VI 81 =
-.,'.'--IIs .--irri ~ 1Crtt rlrlerl Ne erpori
9r-~rrIf lrCreE s-1u-Eer IL p - 49,