The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-02
GRAIN AND BRRADsrUyS.

THERE were very liberal receipts Of grain II
this city to-day. Several loads OF wheat wen
offered on the market which brought full prices
The arrivals Of corn were liberal, and new oat,
are coming in freely. The numerous orders il
the hands of dealers for points west and east
will continue the demand, and trade In all tn,
cereals promises TO DO active for some time Il
come The establishment of Grain ant
Produce Exchange here will stimulate trade ant
will afford ready market for all the
grain that may be offered on the streets OF from
points surrounding There is already notct
given of heavy shipments which may be ex
pected soon by rail Our quotations may be re
lied upon rs rejecting the true state Of the mar
ket here.
The mills Of this city have begun 10 manufao
ture nour from new wheat and rs the grain is o.
an excellent quality, consumers may confidently
rely upon an excellent quality of flour.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..
WHEAT-Choice. 1 10 medium, 9oc; low grade
COO; Nicaragua, zoe.
RYE-Nominal at 60c
BARLEY-Nominal, COG.
NILLET sEED-L00; German millet LES.
OATs-old 35c new, 45c,
CoRS-Sjc to Csc.
BRAN-We quote at mills, 81 2o&l U.s. In store,
sacks, 81 40 10 81 SO.
FLoUR-We quote City Mills as follows: XXX,
81 10; xxx, 81 49, extra 81 75,
Imported: Xxx, per cwt 81 so; xxx, So 20;
xxx So so choice family, " 70 fancy, 81 80,
NhllpiuiuI ihhoSt foDo pOt
s. 55d3 g.
Corn meal, per bushel, 81 20.
Graham flour, per hundred. 81 co.
Grain In Chicago to-day shows Il marked ad.
vance In July wheat, but for other months there
were only slight fluctuations. For June Il
opened at 81 20 IL and closed ut sl,25 7-S,a hall
cent advance on yesterdays prices. For July
delivery, 1t sold on first call at 81 .25 and on last
call Mt SIPS is, two cents and iive.eghths over
yesterdays figures Corn for June sold in the
F1n at A nd N tlna 4 IA x .
which was II cent and quarter over the last
sales yesterday. July deliveries opened at 60 la
and closed at II, seven eighths advance on yes.
terday's close
In some parts of South Carolina the barley
yield is forty bushels to tho acre.
Ten bushels of Georgia wheat the first OF the
season, sold in Baltimore at sl.C0 per bushel.
The wheat crop now being harvested In west
Tennessee and north Alabama IL the largest
ever known.
planning of the ravages Of the army and cut
worms, They are doing great deal of damage
to the growing wheat crops.
Reports from the crops In Michigan according
to the Detroit Free Press, shows that the pros.
poets are for one of the largest wheat crops ever
known in that state. The present condition is
from 30 to 30 per cent better than ut a CORES.
ponding period In the growth Of last year 6 crop
AronIsoN, KAN, May 29-Tho Champion has
dispatches from thirty or forty different points
on the lines Of the Central Branch and Missouri
Pacific railroads, west and north Of this city, IN
Kansas and Nebraska, concerning crop pros.
poets. They uniformly report that wheat and
other small grains never at this season promised
larger yield. The area planted Is about the
same as last year. Corn is backward on account
OF the cold, wet weather, but is healthy. and a
few warm days will bring 1t forward rapidly
The area In corn is very much larger than that
planted last year, All reports agree that no In.
Jury has been done by the lato frost nor by In.
sect pests, and tho fruit crops promise to be i'm
monsc.