The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-16
JOBBERS WHOLESALE DEALERS In
NOTIONS

ella Of grain this year. Her elevator. have ca
| pacity OF i0J eco bushels
IN Hermany The rye harvest was two week
| earlier Than usual, and all crops promise an un
| usually rich harvest
l. The receipts ~ wheat Mt Minneapoli,
Tor July loot up Just GiS, 900 bushels, which h
| considered pretty good for the lust month prio
to the now opharvest
Tho average per acre Of the wheat yold n
Kansas this year is p e9-tho best aver
age since 1865. The total product is S20is,7ll
| bushels.
| In Hungary the harvest Is over Tho resul,
l IN regard To wheat rye barley und maize Is
| mat both in quantity and quality the present
Is tha best harvest rthc last twenty Years The
| estimated yield of wheat rs l25OO0t % bu.hels:
| rye i0OQO bushels; maize 400 900 bushels,
| ana barley iO,tO0,' 90 bushels
Cincinnati letter says: Some parties hore
| are buying cash corn In northern Georgia at 80
cents. and are selling II here for August and
Sepember ut 7s@sO cents. letter from Sioux
wy Iowa, says the outlook tor corn tx
aboul-OcS7j per cent OF The crop OF 1881. with
me weather from this ont Oats arc big crop
/, accounts nom every pant OF the state agree in
thn statement thai there has not been SO large a
Wnoht crop IN virginia since the war. II has
Deoh lately said that the corn crop was I'm dan.
ger. IN the contrary, the latest intelligence
rom All quarters of the state is to the effect Tint
tne corn never looked better than 1t does now
inuceu. Tor all sorts OF farm, orchard and gar
des products the season has been exceptionally
prOplllous.
II isestiihated by Mr. Walker, the ststistIcan
OF Inc produce exchange that the REGENTS OF
srmln IN New York city during the past week
l,bpOO bushels oats l.2jO,O.O bushels
tor Inc corresponding week OF hast year The r..
coipts were: l,767 800 bushels Of wheat SSI.
sooi corn and 5Sb5g2 Of oats. The export OF
grain htpresent Is said 10 be keeping pn,,, win
ts arrival here from he west, and as vet there
nno immaculate prospect of the elevators being
liled. Their capacity is q, OOO. 900 bushels.
mo san francisco Journal OF Commerce. of
August 3, estimates the whout crop of California
,nh yohr W ~, o.Wo ccntals, which IL euuiyn.
tent 10 ~ dlI 800 bushclS-thc largest crop ever
produced III that state, except in 1850. when II
amounted to ~, 10000 Cenlals or o. SO 600 bush
~ Las' year INC crop wns "a 1921 900 ccntas, or
40 i'UOUo bushes. The journal admits that lis
estimate may be too low for this year. The sur
plus for export viii be - 60 ,6OD cent,ls ar
il3Ldp tons, The export last year, ending
juno ~ lSS', amounted To - 2sj centale, on,
Whlch lne enormous sum of SIC 0G0 7Sg of freight
was paid, and very nearly all 10 English vessels,
halS jackson, writing about the crops in
England says: Taking middle course in
Judging, should say that the soil and season
nave had fair play md should answer their
CONDITIONS ny giving generally fair yield, or
VIKING thc aggregate of all the crops, make The
Total production Of the land rather above an
average. Heavy, light and medium soils have
uacn han lair chance, toa greater extent than
lsusl. the Two last being mostly favored. II
This N,em bp fair one from meteorological
REASONING. IL Is certainly well supported by
actual observation Of the appearances OF tba
cfops Ahnh appearances as they now exist. on
INV Sun oi July can scarcely Inislead the mn.
pieluo'ccn observer. Wheat ~ In good cuouvh
plant 70 siseaful Average crop; liy lis color il
shows lhat II y matutlng favorsbly, and whilst
.a5 ears are rather small than largo. thew have
-H@e well filled out with good grain
' ~, some Varieties are more blipateI than
, ,.hua,, white sorts being most affected !
The New lO. FN'"""bo neokY of
August says ,,.
Some estimates mako We wheat crop d00,N !
,00 bushels. This is without 'oubt 100 large an !
,stnatc. A considerable num- YER OF kilograms
we're received vt tho Produce exchange on |
ho Sd instant from Ohio, Michigan and Indiana, |
'iatiug that iho yield ofwhcut On thrvshlhg was |
n many parts disappointing, A liberal ehti' |
mate of the crop, with II sod outcome iIom tho !
spring whes sections, would be from Is IN -, /
% oMWo.V~ bu .acls Tho movement of wheat
% merNot has bccu frcer than had been eX |
,,cctod earlier In tho season. The receipts lOr |
tho week ended July - were nearly 100000 |
bushels, both at lake and Atlantic ports, with IN
outward export movement from Atlantic ports |
Of 1900 0J0 bushels Of wheat and 10000 barrels !
" Hour. The visible wheat has In consequence |
risen with bound. Increase on passage, /, :.
10, OOs bushels. and In the visible supply, = |
joO, 100 bushels; oial, 2700,0oo bushels"