The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-13

nh 70 wasR }, .,.r ..ro,, &c on tho TX
chang To-Day tim, usud uud dr,LtfB generally
,Nhpi,d al n t,N 10 ruichHs3 ihe "i,er
lpks.iull litiCs -. grln b,u vera Eight, while
tn o'acls nom abrnu ate iucr uslns. 4
prominent memn,r ol the X hnngc remarked
iu.dAy that lac iulnd /, im,us the To Ill his or.
der and had been compelled 10 Inform several
III his con-, spunGcniS oil his lnablntN o. answer
their requirements, Notwithstanding ho had
made the most strenuous efforts 10 pEfchase the
grain In thus city The corn crop oiporth Texas
this season Is undoubtedly II largo one, and
farmers may learn that thcy..can get bet
ter price for II now than to wait
until II ripens in Kansas, when IL can be sent
here and may reduce tho prices. When 1t will
command such figures as 1t does to-day, farmers
should dispose of II, ana not become spectators
by holding back for higher prices. Good rust.
proof oats are also scarce and In demand ut fun
quotations. Wheat Is not bringing az much now
many farmers believed that by this time 1t would
be selling for dollar or more. good rule for
farmers 10 follow is to sell their grain when they
get highly remuncratiyo prices iorit
DEALgps in grain on the lines of the several
railroads leading TO this city would lind 10 to
their interest 10 forward their grim here
more promptly II will always bring better
prices here, and will more than pay the shipping
expenses,
THE following named gentlemen were among
those registered as visitors nj the Exchange to-
day; W. IL. Mitchell, III Paso; II. G. IL. licrnden
and g, II. Wclch, Mckinney.
The following were the ruling quotations of
grain on the Exchange to-day; Wheat, sO@S6C9
Do, owing TO the grade and quality; Nicaragua
wheat 7OW71 oats, spring, 3OWiO; mixed, Tor
feed, d2@i5; choice red rust-prooti b@0O There
Is no old corn on the market, New corn In
shuck 3jGp40 shclcd, 5O6l55 Barley In sacks
60, Rye in sacks, Texas, $1,000; northern Sl.00.
Little mlllet seed 10000; German, SjG9j.
small advance for grain In store is asked by
dealers,
TnE grain market in st. Louis to-day, us re-
ported W the Exchange In this city was rs fol
lows october wheat gl'a, November wheat
wa October corn CAS- bid November corn 5SG'
October oats 32k, November oats 3lA
THERE was very little change In grain in Chi
caso, wheat being about the same and corn a
fraction higher, For October wheat opcned nj
YIN ana closed ut way, the same price MS last
evening. For November delivery IL sold nm
iirst call at 9jls, and on last call nj Q57;. nm
eighth Of cent under the day before October
corn sold In the morning mt ca, aud In the even
ing ~ me same igure, threc-eighths of cent
advance ON last nights prices For November
1t opened ~ Co.'S and closed nj G6i,' three.
day. 's''''
GALA. HOARD
ON the Call Board to-day cash wheat ronycj
from S,a0j; October, Sjm0S November. Aico0i
Decemhcr NS@9i Corn In snuCk cash. lS
October, " bid; November. 40; December ii
ohS cur on INC Houston " Texas Central track
SOLD as high ms ~. Shclled corn in bulk, cash
5G October iSlS@bi; November and Dccombor
10 pa sacked oats cash. il6Gl6 December II
@lo Rye In bulk, cash. So October M; No
ss gu, barley sacked, cash, b2@5S, October
Same hSures' November and December, 80 bid
iran, sacked, cash, So October 50 10 81 90 For
hvo cars of October delivery OF corn al conts
were bid For half eur of corn aud a half cnr
vi oa,S' uS GEMS wero bid for the former and Is
Mkeu and " cents for the oats and ID asked
Iolnloes LOOK wide range for October IA lid
anu w asked Tho same prices held GOOD far
M movssmb ., There was no hay offered on the
changed hands, but no heavy lots wrro dis'
posed of. "''' "'''
~, GRAIN AND pREApSruFPs
MI, mere were only moderate receipts of grain in
WIS WY o'uhy ny wagon, There n moro whrni
coming ~ At this time than there Is n demand far
Nv the mills, aud consequently prices nre do.
pressed, stll there win soon be nm active demand
n ~, " ma iaier IN the season the consumptiyo
uemnnu IN this city ulone Will take nil thnt cnn
~ ollereu The receipts of corn are far below
.ne asSings, and II would seemingly be wise on
snv barto farmers TO take the present lrnres
Iit,o m NAY ,ney nave for sale, There is very
opM,neu That there Is very little LEFT in Tho
hanus OF farmers over and above what will lao
,,vq,ured Tor seed; In consequence prices AFRO
i nisn nnu the demand active. Three cars of
com arrived In the city TODAY and ana sb;nnnn
" Aohehc on government account The ioi,
,owlng quotations arc the ruling prices eircn
ON the streets for grain. N"'"
ro.pAys QuoTNTIoHs
WHrAr-Cholce, 9Oc; medium, $40. lo,, anal,
SOC; Nicaragua. GS TO zoe, ~ W" s'""o
SYE-Flrm NJ 20 to 100
BARLHN-G0 TO Coo,
AiLLkr seRp-t0 10 6b German millet ?, IN M
OArs-sS TO $50 for spring. ms 10 ian tor f, \" ~
sacks, 3 cents additional Wv ''' '"''' l"
VoRN-old IN ear. 6CG Kansas. In sacks, SEQ
10 %; new, % 10 ibC, Wv
o00 ' wv =" ''ore' s@eks'
FLouR-we quote City Mills IA follows, XIV
EtG NAVY SS2s extra $780, Magnolia, 500
xXxX. s276; NM, $500 XX, $40 '''V''
Corn meal, per bushel. 81 20
Graham nour. por hundred. $500
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