The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-16
COMMERCE AND TRADE


JOW vi tlifOb nA'D
COMMERCIAL
DALLAS, Nov. N.-in reviewing NC mat MARKET,
Of the pnst week, there Is no.ln 4, VsGv"nce in
10 report Ms 20 the prospects OF hl hdvnhcS M ~,
The prices OF either cotton or Bihlh, ~
weather all over The cotton ulsticW, uu,ls n,s
past two weeks, has leen n , dnas votng has
ncen unohstrurted and the receipts nave been
large There Is nothing pfonlsng 70 epo a,,u m
regards prices, but we sGpnS Ge,,res
remain az the present low ngulSs
~, ,"bicb n rules to-day, unless thertcqpls from
Eovnt md India are ABOVE those Oh any loIheI
wear, The corn eropOf Texas Is not Us large ~
Ii was thought twonld DC TWO inOl, , rsater
dea,suds that will be made upon TINS city ioI
This cereal, unless formers turn speeulators ailu
hold for higher prizes, IN which event 'hey IIlgi
learn 10 their cost that this krain can DC lalu
SoIvn in this city from Kansas ut price that
will be much below the anJic'patons OF pro,
dueeTs here Oats are becoming scarce, nh 1n9nia
G COED qualify obtain for at sSSa below
10 cents per bushel. Oats for feed can De pur-
chased ut from rs 10 AZ cents, out y Is pot uIi
mixed, and would not be srch as farmers re-
ouire for seeding purpose. Good SEED OATS WIZ
bring GO cents In this city, and are scarce az
that price Wheat is not abundant on ine
market. and unless farmers offer their sufnlus
soon, win be brought here from 9tnet Ss'1 har
supply the wants OF millers. Rye ana p Dat
lev are rather dull sale at TINS
time, as they sre only required ,i iof
seed, and farmers general hane sH higp snsl
themselves with all that they will want TINS sGs.
SON There is already an enquiry LOT hliiies
seed and those desiring the best varietes shoulu
secure il while there is an abundance on ,hs
market Flour is cheap at this time snd dealers
re Calling at the Lowest possible figures Ca,-
tie are comm G in slowly and the most ueslrapIe
beeves are brought here by rail- from W., NJ
counties. Mutton sheep are P lssai ocaijties nv
rail hogs are firm at quotations anu tne ue
maud for them is steadily ihc cas, ,,,a
The fall clip OF wool has nearly al oeeH MAJ
keted and prices have continued goou uuIin5
the season Texas wool in the east Is reSarueu
with more favor than formerly nd II better va.
rieties of sheep are introduce mere, IL VIII not
be long before the wool ~ ms ate WI r uae
still continues gocd demand iJ- bran from
southern dis OF Ss,,ccs s' are
s sp% a from sg a2gl'an' This ' yosr has
been Die for ne having interests OF the
state and the yielj mas beer large Iatre are
large qusuuUes stacked IN Ibis ENi Looming
counties Cor W ltsI supplas, but ,tll Is no ret-
son tn antis7ate marked advance IN Prices IIgGes,
The make Ia this city CONTINUES wen SePPleu
with Sfeen vegetables au- culents. fotatoes;;
hoXever, are sra comtng rom the north, ana
pXices have bfei. ID lueed since our last reports.
Chickens, turk . s. gggs and butter are III ue,
mand and command good prices. Iroplcair anu anu
California fruits are plentiful, and apples ION
the north are freely offered, Wood is very
scarce and the demand far above the supply;
The trade of the city has never before
been so large, and both the Wholesale
and retail business of the city is in excess OF
that of any former year in the commercial MS
tory of Dallas.
ON CHANGE. .,,o Nv.
change T to-day and si transactions were lib
eral Several cars of corn chahgeo
hands, and there were some OPP
erations in oats There SUI eontinu1es i ir
excess of the supplies Prices are very liir
for all grains.
THE following were the ruling quotations o.
grain on the Exchange today Wheat scgSoCe
90. owing to the grade and quality; Nlcafaeus
wheat, 7O@75; cats, spring, 5000; Ln M ~ :;
feed, 45@5o choice red rust-prooi 9SgoU Uo Saot,
rs. Rye in sacks Texas, $50 90; n oItherh eIV,
Little millet seed, $1,000 German, FLU a
small advance for grain in store Is asked "
dealers.
In 81. Louis to-day the grain markets at IL ~
as reported by telegraph to the Exchange IN w
city, were rs follows; November Whea. o sSrS
621I: December corn, 5lA. November oa U.s. $40
December oats, 32's@323s
THERE was better feeling in the grain maj
ket in Chicago to-day, and prices advanced III,
fle, November wheat opened at WA ana cioseo
at 93h, fve-eghts OF cent above yesterday
figures For the year IT sold on hIst can az ~
and on last call brought 93S, one cent advance
since last evening. Corn for November Drought
in the morning &C, and in the evening COS, hve-
eighths of cent advance over the DAY before;
Year corn was sold early in the day at 5s94. and
when the market closed the price was 59}4, d
half cent over the last sales last evening
THE receipts Of grain in Chicago to,day were
iOi si5 bushels of wheat 1903 S45 bushels OF corn,
and s. 356 bushels of oats one year ago to-day
the receipts in that city were 81, 6l7 bushels OF
wheat and 1879 79s bushels of corn; The snip,
ments on the same day were 6,IS5 bushels OF
wheat and ISL, 1856 bushels OF corn
The following were tue ruling prices OIL gram
in Chicago one year ago to-day: Whea,. Noyem-
Der L2sS; December, 1904. Corn, 59;S; Jan
nary, 60,S.
CALL BOARD.
The transactions ON the Call Board to-day
were rather liberal, and prices ruled as follows:
Cash wheat, 81 bid: November, 81 December, q
go January s9@91 Corn 10 shS ani;oT rSSa
@4s No. average Texas corn In bulk cash,
$1,000; November, 55@aS December, 5l9e0i
January, 50@5s, Oats In sacks cash; 4Se oS;
November 45655; December, 1903; January,
45d53 Choice seed oats In sacks. cash, 52le6g
November 5000: December, 50g5S Rye,
sacked, cash, IS; northern, 20. Barley, sacked,
cash. co. Bran, sacked, cash, % November, W
on Co Potatoes, 81 offered. Apples choice,
large. $50.
GRAIN AND EkEADt1Uffh.
There were better receipts Of grain in this city
to-day by wagon than have been witnessed Tor
several DAYS past. Tho retail dealers We're iull
ON both corn and oats, and the larger dealers
were enabled TO buy literally. The receipts by
rail were not large two cars OF oats came IN
from the northern counties, ana four cars OF
corn arrived from Howe, Plano and Allen. The
shipments In part were Two cars OF oats TO Loui-
siaiia, one car of corn TO Brenham, AGAR TO San
Antonio, car 10 wichita Fails
and two cars TO other Localities IL
The The p sS9s e ,5. city Pi or all Kinds Of grain are
oaly steady and there "A a growing feeling tha
corn can be shipped from Kansas a. q lover W
ure than Il can be purchased ieI IN ms cry Iron
wagons Our quotations can be rened upon a.
the ruling prices in Dallas.
To-DAYs QUOTATIONS..
wHEAT-Choice, Lose; medium. SOC low grad
So Nicrrnguh Is 20 SOC.
RYE-Firm Al 20 TO 75c
N1RI.EY-6 10 &c
HTLLET sEED-6O German millet flto
Oars 70 zoe for spring; q 70 soc for fali II
CoEE-In shuok, Soc 10 52c sheiled and sacked
N Bns q suOte At nillA Sc in store sActs
r,our-we quote CITY mis- a. follows; Xxx
~ fR xxx. tl75 extra 800 hagnolla 80 l
.TT snsy, as q Xxx sSs. 40 S x% $40.
Oorn meal per bushel q 20.
oet einbs afe tbe fashion Of the day amonf
Georgia farmers. and AZ an inc nlre " haIe
Won and greaf care I'm growing tteir crops Ar,
a qreaf success. Every member has 70 pay W.
bnshels Of oae - the member who makes ths
s.ost oafs on a Rfren number Of acres. and one
hurhel 20 the 1e1t hiRnesl 49, 81,
on Dr. 6ienn's ranch, IN Col1sa county. call
fornia a. The same neld arr - ~ seen 81 w
ss,-e flfne one - cf men thresh .ng out THIS
reafi rrou smother set see1inR fe- next year
~ 4 ffird ed FuErrne rial ONinf fo- the sec9pd
veeris cruD. while IN anOther par 81 me neid
fne volunteer crop A oofninf vel CIV afa
The frrf -four MT IN Minneapolis -Fas built IN
rssr en1 ~ fhaf yesr The shlrmelt ~ nouf
were go barrels IN l.lk they Neie - -
-. - IL ISL Il ffl "a barrels Ire quantity
81 .f--~f rrn11uf infr nour IN 1esi VS. ltiq1Vo
iIushti9 rang 2.5 600 buEhels more than the
entire reoalris 81 cheap m tlat yeer lhe
f0reirr err.1rt 0f -four from Alnneaf,ols negen
IN 81 rrIff SCI lss bGrrtls. ana enno lnted IN
1fsl - lElf-f barrtiE The pro1ucie - Ne
Inanufacturers for fhe rear vers Faiued ~ ia
lhs rrs. cqssni s.zz me s, 49,. ts s,s