The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-10-12

Lille inliiet seed, 10000. German, S@Sl A.
inall advance for grain In store Is asked by
dealers,
There was n bettor feeling shown In the OPEN
ing grain markets Of ~. Louis to-day. The
prices Chalked on the boards OF the Merchants
Exchange IN this city today and which came by
telegraph are as follows October wheat OlA;
November wheat, gji6@OjM october corn Ooi
November corn, 5s4@5Ss.
THERE was decided advance In tho grain
markets of Chicago to-day october wheat
opened at g4j6, and closed at 9i3t, hve.elghths
OF an advance over Yesterday prices For go 30
but reacted. and on last call brought %, cent
and three eighths above yesterdays close. oc,
tober corn sold in the morning at ga, advanced
10 &C. then fell OIL. and In the evening sold al 6oA,
cent and seyen.eighths above the, day before;
For delivery in November II opened ut CAY, and
and closed at Go. three -fourths of cent advance
OH last nights close.
CALL BOARD.
There was more animation than usual shown
on the Call Board to-day. Cash wheat Is; oc-
tober wheat IS to 81; November wheat 90 piai
December, 80 bid corn In shuck, AZ BID ior cash
| and 40 bid for October November corn in shuck
4l952: December AZ bid. There was a wide GAP
between the views of holders and buyers
Shelled corn for cash, AZ bid October, 40 BID NO
| in bulk. cash Sc bid; October 50@N; November
loG5S December, 5i@54; oats in sack, cash. Asa
Az; October, 43h@4416; November, 40 bid.and
Al was bid for December rye. SACKED %o ca al
90 Barley in sacks. 55@65; October, 81. Bran
sacked cash S2GS1 90; October, $1,000; Novem
ber S7699S; December. SO@9o. For corn ~ ~
was bid and on the Texas & Pacific, 30 BID
For slip shuck corn on any OF the roads center
ing in this city, in ten days35 cents were oereo
for 25 cars. Potatoes in car lots for october 81
cents were offered and 30 cents bid, November
rs cents bid. The usual Offering OF apples ano
hay were made.
Cash, ga bid OsS asked; October 91s bid, by
asked; November 9.4OS0.75; December VsWio
GRAIN AND DREADsTUFFs
The receipts of grain in this city to-day wer'
light both by wagon and rail. The ram mas IN
teIfered with the deliveries by farmers, ana a.
a consequence there was very little grain ON th(
market Two or three cars of oats and corn wen
Off over the different railroads, in as many direc
tons. Prices in this city are firm at the follow
To-DAYs QuoTNTIoNs
WHEAT-Choice 9Oc; medium S5c; low grade
SOC; Nicaragua Is to 7Oc.
| RYE-Firm at 20 to 75c
| BARLEY-60 to Csc. n,
MILLET sEEp-GO to 65; German millet, % to 81
OATs-2S to $50 for spring; 3S to 4Oc for fall; IL
Sacks cents additional. a.,
CoRN-Old in ear Gee; Kansas. i'll Sacks SIC
BRANNWe quote at mills, 75c in store, sacks
FIouR-we quote City Hills as follows: XXX x q
s2.4O xxx, S2.75: extra $500; Magnolia. $3.00
Fancy. So. IF@s3 25 choice, S2.95@S3 .O5
xxx. 90. rs; Xxx, $3.50; XX, s2.2O.
Corn meal per bushel, 81 20.
Graham flour; per hundred 500 ,.o,, u,rro
anoiis indicate a healthy revival in the move
ment of breadstutfs eastward, the total for tina
day alone being q, 600 barrels,
From the testimony Of a number OF proprietor
ofiouring mills in California and Oregon, IT ha
been ascertained that it requires 275 pounds
average wheat to make 1876 pounds, or one par
rel of average flour.