The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-16

chase nearly all the hides In north Texas, nn'
have buyers out rs far south ny San Antonio oii'
as iar east aS Marshall, During the Wholc 0
the past season cattle have boon In demand IL
this city, ANA the offerings below the takings
This should have boon profitable year ~
farmers and stock -rusers In a small way, for TN
grass on the ranges has been very line ana
luSuriant growth. They command good figures
Inc supplies of mutton sheep aie iail'ls on ma
terinlly, and only enough nro received for butch
ering purposes. Hogs are moro lhaa pehtln
and The nskings light. Veal calves an'
spring lambs have disappeared from the mar
kels There IL nm active enquiry FOR horte'
ing all the ponies offered for herding purposes
Oh the western cattle ranges. Chickens are
eagerly taken by dealers at current
prices Eggs are scarce ana ana mu9ly
Ut. OF good color always sells readily
butter rket Vegetables are n anything
in This n,. m and ye' Dr sS sTs Ts
maintained. iho 'Sn 80 ,'q Freely s prices
have declined 10 almost b.. '0T numbsra o. mel.
hanlias TO MA,as. sS 9e8s shlEps 70
ss' ,s e "a Ss.,d n'wl u,. .'': sss N's
and peaches are solling aS low as IL;
jCentsR Dtsiis but the finer varieties gener'uly
command better figures. Tropical fruits, with
the exception OF lemons, are ont of ME niArist
Nuts arc plentiful and prices aro low ior I'M.
season OF the year. The lumber trade Is voy
fnShNyt uuu .NncIc uIN ikobu w W.
country. The Wholesale trade OF thecily con
unues large and Increases daily In every branch
of business. Tho same holds good III regard 10
the retail trade, and dealers Mert that their
sales are above those Of any former year NJ this
period. Notwithstanding tho largo addition To
the number Of houses, established hoio during
the last twelve months.
There was good deal Of animation
among dealers OH mo E"Vh""NN
to-day, and although there was not much spot
grain offered for sale thorc was ~, ACTIVITY III
when tho eal.DSard is inaugurated
SOME heavy sales were made IN corn
shellcd and IN bulk for January
delivery, ut 10 cents, and other sales ~ the ear
for September delivery, ~ ~ cents oI course
there is n difference of opinion in tegarh 10 mo
s future Of corn In lhis market The buRs inain'
tain that the arrivals viii he light unal after
cotton. picking. and base their oldniol, OH lhe
cotton plckers than farmers can pay Tor hands
to gather corn; that the corn Will not dam
age great deal by stahding III the
Holds, while cotton must be picked ~ soon M y.
IL opened and before II is damaged by rais aud
beaten from the plant The bears, ON the con
trary, are impressed with tho idea Thai farmers
will mako strenuous efforts TO put thor corn on
tho market ut the earliest day possible. ltwould
naturally DO Inferred, taking these different
views ~ u basis that there will be struggle
batwecn the farmers and planters for Held labor
os, nnd whichever can pay the most VIII III
umph In the end, There were few carloads
o. oats obred, but Il was generally OF tho spring
planning aud MI Inferior quality, Fall rel rust
proof oats come IN slowly, aud the prospects for
heavy receipts In the nuture are not piomis slug
Later In lhe season there will b. II demand Tor
choice oats for seeding purposes Barley Ii In
demand by dealers who desro 10 hold 10 meet
the rcquiremcnts of farmers when seeding tino
arrives. Rye Is scarce and prices very firm,
Tho following were the ruling prices for grain
On the exchange to-day, In rarlols In fling OF
Hls from store from . TO 10 cents additional Is
70 Rye, 55@SO barley, 5000 corn, old In car,
to@7c shellcd and In sacks, QSS u0 new, In
eur, iVsAs; millet seed, dSes'S German WOOL 90
ohalked on the Dallas E,chNr ,oG ,ri.oy ., ~
w. is.''% S9S "a'N .aeas odi,ssS sSp!c@Ss'
tSns' Gus" ''''' ''f0''V'' '''' ''' :
Thai yu'n market In Chicago Tor September
Spcscd atSss. and a, one ,ina reached ". M
gradually Tell oil, closing atvSA, an eighth OF I
cent below the day before Corn Spll IN tn
morning at ic's, advanced IN eighth Of = cen,
thon reacted, and clo,ol al 76i, an eighth OF
cent under the lastsales OF yesterday
Mr., J. NJ. Douglas, of Corsicana, aud Mr., y
II. Parks, of wnxahachic, were among tho visit
VS. va NV rAoh"hbe "-uoys
Asst. LOUIS dispatch says tho receipts OF GA,
decreased from t3iOo0 bushels last week 10 SIG,
600 bushels his week, hut shipments incryase
shipments have ell Sono cast
Tho latest New Orleans advIccs say; Corn
bulk-no supply or demand, Corn Ia sacks,
demand moderate with Slight supply, Mtxct
vs. cents white mixed. 81, and choice white, 81,
per bushel Oats-Choice TotM scarce, III
best quality OF Texas on sale Is held At :
It's. Western oats aro arriving more freely. an
command 50sti cents for choicc. Tho niarg,
closes easy, with liberal ofserings
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
&. TnxRx weu fair receipts OF wheat In tho 81,
to-day, hut the arrivals OF oats were light IN
COS arc nrm and unchanged, There was II
S %ss Ss 81 IN c s s,SS s"d : sSs ,
las. year and tSs cASflasssS below he ash '
Jugs. A few cars Of grain came In to-day, OF
u II whca, from o,ber dirsalpnN Thothipmsn
only m r,Ss. =, not, tssssinE over ror
17wwrar-.chS,ss. y, S %ccium we how sraa
Sc; Nicaragua "a 10 400,
Ryk-Firm al ~ 10 NO
i NiLiKr sisn-'s TO Loo German rilleS 10
OATES " ", lot spring. Sto ioc for fail
J, 0oEs-nc TO 7se Kansas, III sachs,sS. osL'
Y i:AS-Ws suO's q. nllls.T '@ asDrS scA
is: S Sa|,, ~; ;s s s,ss, 81 81
<os iSpcsssdt Il. ~ cwS u Isl xxH. %
QsiIlosniS fancy. b sOss S& choice fsmii
oorn meal per bushcl n o.
0raham nour per hundred 400
During n: month q July iA;is barrels