The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-20
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There was lively asking for corn on tho ex.
Changc today, hut those holding were far above
tho views of the buyers The prices offered
ahu asked ranged from So To I, cents. II Is now
believed that Will be late In the season b, forc
corn arrives freely. There was also m eager
enquiry for Nicaragua wheat in small lots. sew /.
cra parties having orders from surrounding
towns for seeding purposes Barley wa. not
offered ON the market and rye In far from bclnu
plentiful Both OF these grains are being asked
for from abroad, bu, all enquire for a choice
article for seed, Millct seed Is
plehtinl with few buyers Holder,
s,S 'Sn h~n ma, ,hey VIII get better price,
ior corn, oats and hay are already coming ia
from eastern Texas aud Louisiana and The ant
look now Is that there will bca heavy demand
i r snNss ssenontoon one gentleman On the
Exchnnge today expressed the opinion that
corn would remain NJ good figure during tho
whole OF this season, giving rs q reason for thls
benel that Y would come In vely slowly and
that the market would always lul the supply
short OF the demand. lie further said thai he
hnd conversed With = number Of farmers ana
they all agreed that while the crop WAS lRtnr
nearly every farmer was preparing 10 hold hls
cora untll another crop was grown, OF uuul tho
grain would bring full prc,S
TnR prices for grain on the Exchange today
Were us follows Wheat p0GN5msl.O C as nor
quality Oats, for spring, 2SGSS TALL for feed,
So@i'i choice rcd rust proof ibO,50 New corn
u thusk Zoo 10 Shellcd, 49, old, in ear, 90 old
snn 'a III sacks, ,o@sO. barley In sacks 80.
Millet seed little GoW6h; German SQ0tlA In
s'ore IN small lots u higher price is asked.
The grain markets In 81. Louis to-day worn
somewhat improved. The following are thc rr.
ports as iclegraphed ~ the Merchants Tx.
onn"mgv' september wheat, yIS; October wheat,
vlSggia; September corn, 6SA hid, October
co!n, MA, september oats SlS bid. October
oats, SlS9aSls
TIM smoke from the nostrils OF the bull, ON
no grun oSehange IN Chicago to-day conf
plo!vly ohyclopcd the bears and they reiterated
70 tevir deus ~ sensible bruins should 10
wheat Tor september op0uod at 81, and IA nd
not Het hgalu as low Ms that figure during ihc
uG teeehed Ut one time u cent and ,Rrcc-
closed ut oil \, q cent and three, quarters M
vance upon tho close OF yesterday, Tor dolly.
cries Ia October II sold on 1rst call nj yiA ani
closed atpiA, u half cont above the day beiotc
Corn Tor october sold IN tho morning at 81 Nm,
up cent during the day, but Ia Tho oyenln,
brought CAV, one cent over the las, sales OF ycs'
terday. w 'V''
Every member Of the Morehants Rxehays 4.
expected to he present at the opening vi the call
bouru on wednesday NJ 1880 H. M, Thpv ma
Also by resolution, requested To Invite thel,
i!iends 10 accompany them aud he prusent on
the OCCASION, An elegant lunch viii be spread
anu u " hoped the inauguration OF the eoin,,
exchnngc ana tho Call board will DO A fcnturo A,
the business history OF Dallas long Ia bo REMAIN
bered by those who will participate In It.
THE following Invitation To tho member. Of IA,
Cotton Exchange was addressed as follows
DALLAS september ~ MIR William Whuo
ppesiuen, OF tne lotion Exchange, -sir-Thc
cordially invited and requested To be nr,sn,t a,