The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-04-06

eblte ptees remained steady NJ former quota
lions thsfg was no sposltldii On Tho poi iof ~.
ia II dealers a. ldiy inU than theif nciuhl nhly
sales required them ~ tcor on hntd, rive wv,
Loads Of oats we're lqadlnr lnf NgW loehs, W. ~
supply orders from one ~ INC rnilfuaus huM
huifdiug In Mexico, II i'sqli there y SUI atge
quantities Of oats and corn ih the country, Whitn
will be offered In the market ho o. nlld " ine
growing crops turn Uut ~ largely ~ now anllcl'
pntod the price Of both will sOOI decline, Ger
tanly no one would now hold Ia expectation OF
n rise Ia price We qOto today
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT--91 COAL %. M per grade; Nicaragua
90 To 10 on street 40 from store
CORH-ln ear 6j6tSG shelled corn 9o'
OATs--In bulk, i50n60c.
HyI-Scarce We mote per bushel, 20
BAELEY-Scare Good demand. 90 6oc.
BRAH-We qnote ut mills 81 2O@ol %; IN store
Flovi.-We auote City Mills ~ follows: xxx,
g. %; xxx, % 65; extra "a 10 ~ =, OF.
Imported: Xxx, per o%L e %; NM % 20
xxx s3 So choice family, 81 10 fancy, u 9o'
Corn meal, per bushel, IL 10
Graham flour, per hundred, 81 70. ,-,,.,.
One hundred and twenty carloads OF California
wheut passed through this city, cohslghed 10 one
There are 2Ul4oCO acres devoted to wheat in
Wild @, ese and ducks arc said TO have eaten up
eleven and twelve acres OF gr9wlE g rii' III 'ii'
| There Is wheat enough in store IN Lancaster
county, Pennsylvania. TO feed the population
within It's borders for five years. II is heid ior
The stock of wheat in the state of California
on the LIST of the present month Is sstlmateu ny
| the san Francisco Bulletin at $685. OO IONS equhl
| 10 H. 7G7, 900 bushels. To the sixteenth OF the
| month this stock had been reduced by export
and consumption 1854 0J bushels. ,.,.
| The receipts of grain last week at New YORK
and the upper lake receiving ports were: Az
New York, 6l9. 100 bushels at Chicago SCI, 600
| bushels and ut Milwaukee, 2a9OO Dusheis.
| From January / to March IL the comparison with
| last year is as follows: 800, Il,
Chicago ........... 15,759,g00 09o20 O 00
NTaqkeG table cxb doo the exports Of
| -four wheat and corn from the United states
and Canada from september ], 1851 10 M"rch
81, 1852 whoa. corr
To- bbls. blu. bu
Ireland i, 72l, 2S4 IS, 723 1873 1925, 1888
Continent ....... 1886 lI,2l0,6il 3S4S,s23
South America,
other other countries 1,22sOsl 4o9,Ss9 75o,s28
Totals from Sept !, ,-o "a o-o ooo
49, 10 Mar l, 81 ..3 0i363l 53,343oIS Zoooo' o='
| Cor time 1851 to -. - oo- ,oo an ,oo -,
1882 o.. o.. ,..3927,2S6 IS 2O5 439 43 i3o, ~
Sixty cars of choice California wheat, all graz
| ding No l. were received in ST. Louis last week
| by one grain firm. 1t came direct from the IA
ciir slope by rail- all sacked and placed IN ware
| house on arrival to await orders OF mlllers, VINO
are the principal consumers OF THIS quality Oh
| wheat ~,
According to the annual report Of the Balti
more Corn and Flour Exchange the receipts 81 OF
wheat at Baltimore the past year were ~ 933, 20
bushels against sc. Al ;y3 bushels in lSS0-a de-
crease of H. 81 l}S busaels There was also a
decrease of 1iO9l,OS4 bushels in the exports.
The receipts of cora, were - 9S6, sSi bushels.
against IL 59O,641 bushels in 1SS0-a decrease OF
oy,r LOO 900 bushels There were nearly 2, 0O0.-
OOO bushels decrease in the exports of corn. The
decrease in the receipts of flour were 205, 923 bar
rcls. This d cline is attributed to the barge sys-
fem on the Mississippi river the railroad war,
and deficiency in the terminal facilities at Bal
timore, necessftatng a refusal of business Tor
weeks together.