The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-08-17
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Ni5. During INC = ~ veok lhot
Id whole has been ~ IttF faypfa-
cotton gltsnl No iesS on. ,, %Ir Sn ae
Al OF tho fequent rains. Tho gr.wlh Of me
sood Is very fnc aud asa keveral thing ~ u
ruiung heavily. somc iGW heldt are DuHln-
hing 70 open, and In week from tns VIZ
lar Of The fall oats mas oeen marketed gnu
prices for choice ars firm. The sptlng sowing
ma not turn out we'll " l. Ofn light Charact~ aiu
s,,nd demaud and a great deal Of II sells ~ low
hpures Wheat still cOmesiu IN fnlr puhhlllles
and sells readily at quotations Inc NlGs,asHa
wheat grown Ia this section oil the SUM- a,
very fine. and not as hard ana sunny ns
in former years and Tor the first TINE III ltS
history IN this state, nlllers here are manu-
facbiring It into llour IL has advanced con,
slderably IN price during my posts ANN move
4 valuable product fec the farmer hereuSI
Barley is in demand at advanced pr!cesS o rm
is undoubtedly one of the most pIW'inplv StoPa
that can he grown in Texas. IL yieFiS luisviS
and always commands better price thii oa No
Rye is scarce on the market anc buyels aio
anxious to purchase all that arrives ihctc 70
still little old corr in the county oul IL coi,oS
in slowly. New corn is offered Oh the stfeeIa,>
but IL il vet too green To store in werehouscs ~
elevators. II is NOT now LhoGghl lhas Co' ~ ots
decline as low as,1any ant%lpalea 10y "; nonr
Quality TnIf and make. The wool =, trade AIDE
is yearly over in this sGton VI .,
sta te and what remains in the hands OF growers
is generally ofthe lower grades. Hldes Ieiii1, n
frm and dealers are anxious 10 secure az .nH,
are offered Green hides are preferred anu hea's
owes are always in demand. Dealers n, mere pu nd
chase nearly al the hides in north Texas, a, ana
have buyers ont as fur south rs San Ahtoiio s'i1x
as far east as Marshall During the whole q; .,
the past season cattle nave peen IA ~, tatings
this city, and the offerings below the takins .,
This should have been prohtaple Tcei ~. ~
farmers and stock-rasers in small Wuy ,U md nt
grass on the ranges has been very nne au
;ltuXuriant growth. They comu ana goou ny - @
he supplies OF mutton sheep are 1ailiHg On n
terally and only enough are received iol nu
erng purposes. Hogs are more IMAM pieha a,,d
and the askings light. Veal cslt yes ,n H, ~
spring lambs have disappeared from the mar mar
| ketS There is an active enquiry ioi NO. ,
and mules and parties are in the Gity pnnSss
on the western cattle ranges. Chickens a !;
| eagerly taken by dealers NJ eu ii
prices Eggs are scarce ana nvtry
demand exists for them. HARD das G rnadily
| butter of good color always sells leadii!
| in this market. Vegetables are II any INN nm
more plentiful than ever, and yet prices are Tv n
maintained The melon crop is Simply r ini.
mense, and are offered SO freely thas ptioo q,
have declined to almost below the expense ~ o.
| hauling 10 market Large numbers oi me-
ons as well as vegetables, are beng smtpp1 NJ
West 10 1 Native newly fruits se's are abundant
and peaches are selling as low as loit
cents uushel! but the finer varieties genet ,"it
command better figures. I1opicai rum,
the exception of lemons are out OF the lnars ~
| Nnts are plentiful and prices are low LOT lhls
season of the year. The lumber trade ls VIZ ,,
| heavy, and there are good shipments w oo o,r'
country. The wholesale traHe i, VI every bIancf
of business The same holds goou IN les" ~ Z,
the retail trade, and dealers ssert thas az nj
sales are above those OF any i9l primer yndSition tc
the number of houses, estabhShea heio uu''N'
the last twelve months.
ON CHANGE.
There was a good deal OF anihsIol =
among dealers en- the ENG Exc ans
today, and although there was not muGn sp in
grain offered for sale there was al aGtvi,y ..
l wben the the dali.S6ard is inaugurated
some heavy, sales were were mage sor January
sheled AMI IN and bulk Ober s l0E in the 0 eay
for September delivery at 10 cents. vi cou .,s
there is difference of opinion In regarnH W tiIe
future OF corn in this market Inc puit t at t,n,
tain that the arrivals wlli De hg ,inion on The
belief that planters will pay better pricss i1s
cotton-pickers than farmers can pay lor ha any,
to gather corn that the corn VIII h y; ua thr
neIds while cotton must be picked as soon as y
is opened and before it is damaged Dy raiils a
beaten from the plant. The bears, On Luz soii,
trary, are impressed win we iuea t t corn on
the market at the earliest day posslple' es,
naturally be inferred, taking inGse u ltrnrS,i,
views as basis, that there VIII pe u ~ , uSS
between the farmers and planters lor lelu nDu ~;
| ers and whichever can pay the most VIII "a
umph in the end There were few c ar-Ioau,
of oats offered but 1t was generally OF INC split
blaming and an inferior quality. Fan reu ruiz ~
pproof oats come in slowly and the prospects ioi
heavy receipts in the future are not promising
Later in The season there will be demand i4l
demand Inv dealers who desire 10 hold to NEE
the requirements of farmers when seeains 'iiii'
arrives Rye is scarce and prices very nfh'
The following were the ruling prices for gran
on The exchange to-day, in cGr-lots; in filling OF
deIs from store from 10 10 cents additional y
charged Wheat No. 2, IS; Nicaragua Whe S
75 Rye, 75@sG barley OJg,o corI 9iS' ni ~, Co 4,
oar jOs45; nillet seed, 6j@75; German, 9O9l w
THE prices of grain in st. Louis to-day, a.
chalked on the Dallas Exchange oosrns, weaS
as follows: Cash wheat, 96]@9l; september
wheat 97l&; cash corn, IN september corn
75JS; cash oats, 39h@llSi september oats d
cents.
THE grim market in Chicago for septemDei
delivery showed no marked change; W hea
opened ut 9S7s, and at one time reacheu " "
gradually fell of, closing at 9S an eighih OF
cent below the day before. Corn h. soIS ~ o MY
then reacted, and closed at 16A, an eighth OF
cent under the lastsalesof yesterday. q
Mr.. j. NJ. Douglas, Of Corsicana, ana ~ mr, ~
f. Parks of WhXahachie, were among the WISH
ors on the Exchange to-day.
Asst. LOUIS dispatch says the receipts of oat'
decreased from 49,, coo bushels last week 70 40,
900 bushels this week, but shipments increased
from 256 OOJ last week TO 592 100 this week Ihes'
| shipments have all gone east, - =,
! IN. latest New Orleans advices say; Corn II
bulk-no supply or demano Oopn , IN ME- MtSsd
9S cents; white mixed, 81, and choice whlte, sI;O
per bushel Oats-Choice Texas scarce IN,
best quality Of Texas on sale Is heiu AT o.
cents Inferior grades are selling on Their mer
It's, Western oats are arriving more freely, ant
command 5Od5l cents for choice. The marKe
closes easy, with liberal offerings.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
THERE were fair receipts OF wheat IN lhe CIV!
to-day, but the arrivals OF oats were nght. III
ces are firm and unchanged. There was n.
old corn on the streets and very little new cor
was offered on the market. There Is uemah'
for barley and rye but there was but Little SOW
last year and the offerings are below the ask
ings A few cars Of Grain came IN Today, on on
car Of oats from Mckinney, and couple Of car
81 wheat from other directions. The shipment
were only moderate, not reaching over four
ToDAYs oUoISTioNs
wHEAT-Choice, 81 medium, VIC 10" gtaut
sc Nicaragua IS 70 soc.
RYH-Firm Al 20 10 So
BARLEY-5O TO b5c. -
NIIIFT SEEDS 10 LOO German milet j. %
OARS 20 CSC for spring; IS 10 4Oc for fal4 u
sacks 3 cents additional.
oossE7cc 70 55o; Kansas, In sacks, 9sc. 10 sL0
new 40 10 45c. -, - -. -,
q ysGSovr-we quote City xn. as follows. Xxx
NJ n xxx. 81 IS; extra s5.i5 Magnolia - -
| Imported: Xxx per cwt q CO AAA- - ~
! Xxx s. S. choice family, 70 - fancy, - %
California, fancy, % 6OeS 90 choioe iHiliiS
s. s563 50.
Corn meal per bushel q 20,
Graham four per hundred 800: -. -
! During the nonh OF sny Is,,s,i.S pei'S
[ AM were shipped from Minneapolis -
PHILADELPHIA expects % handle ~ OoeOgg bus