The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-04-20
JOBBERS WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
NOTION s.

quantities of corn left over frem last year aiu
the year before. Last years corn sold at Sixty
to siSty-nye cents, aud the crop OF loSQ iOi
eighty cents. The receipts Of oats are dlinlil'
lshing and the probabilities are that mere !,
little remaining In the country, New oats VIII
bc1n the market very soon when prices may
decline materially, II is firm on the market a.
fifty cents. One car Of corn was shipper wes'
to-day and orders are here for several ears To bt
forwarded to the pineres IN eastern Texas
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT-95@l %, as per grade; Nicaragus,
Csc on street.
CoRN-In ear, sOc shelled corn, 95
OATs-in bulk, iS@5Oc.
RYE--scarce. We quote per bushel,s0
BARLEY--Scarce. Good demand. 60 u CSC.
BRAN-We quote at mills, 81 2O@l Is; in store
sacks, 81 40 to 81 So
FLouR-we quote City Mills as follows: xxx.
O. rs; xxx, 81 10; extra So 70.
ImPertssd XXX per cy q s. 80 NY W 70 ~
Corn meal, per bushel, 81 10,
Graham flour, per hundred, 81 CO.
Wheat In Chicago to-day for May sold on iirst
call ut sSl 5-s, and on last call nj VI 30 IA, de-
cline since yesterday of sevcn.eighths OF cent
For June ii opened ut 81 80 Ia and closed at
81. - Ia an advance Of an eighth OF cent.
Corn for May sold In the morning at n Ia, and
in the evening Mt 70 5-S, nm eighth OF cent un.
der the day before. For June delivery 1t opened
at 70 Is and closed at 70, the same price us yes
terd0y
Four large Touring mills are In process of con.
struction NJ Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Eighteen hundred barrels Of flour have been
shipped from Gridey to Texas, and orders for
1000 more barrels have been received
The exports of domestic brcadstuiis for tho
nine months ended March 81, 1852 were sl47,-
ISL, 1867 for the same period In the preceding
yoar, s2A729,7T.
ported 10 foreign countries, since 1919, Is $1,000
OlO,0O0 The amount of precious metals eS-
ported to foreign countries, since 1913, is l,791
bil,Sls. Prior TO the discovery of the California
gold mines, the United States were importers Of
the precious metals
The Official report of the visible supply Of
grain April shows u reduction of all descrip-
tons excepting oats, which has increased in
quantity. and reduction of total from April |
OF l,l95.igS bushels. The reduction of wheat
was 1863 400 bushels: of corn 49, 60i bushels; bar.
Icy, lf6,73l bushels, and rye, 5G,0a3 bushels.
The following shows the visible supply Of
grain In this country and Canada on the oates
named
Articles. Aprils, April, APriii9.
Wheat, bu ,,.,. III, 73?32o l2,lOl,7S5 2oi2S,OOO
Corn, bu......,... S,9l3ilS 0.6g6,05l l3,ii5,000
Oats. bu. .......,. l,529 100 l,GS2Ggl 1885, 600
Rye, bu....,,,.,. 9390SS g9j,gil HIlOO
Barley, bu..:..., 9SS,2Ss 1.OSoga l.6S5,0oO
The United states consul ut Bristol England
IL sangllinc IN the belief that American high
grade flour will ere long take almost complete
possession of the English market The English
Journals, however, aIe Of the opinion that their
own millers will speedily come To II realizing
sense Of the situation, and improve their work
accordingly.
The farmers In the nelghborhood Of Vallejo
and Benicla are much pleased with the present
prospects OF large crops, The seas N was 80
favorable that almost every available acre of
land was put In, aud II the weather con.
tinues favorable, II larger crop will be harvested
than ever before. On account of so much land
being sown with grain, the hay crop will be very
short and II Is thought that some OF the grain
Will have 10 be cut for hay.
When wheat Is not very rich In gluten, and
the Hour is therefore wanting IN body, nm add.
ton of TO 81 per cent of bean -four pro duccs an
excellent effect; II increases the extending
properties of the gluten aud renders the bread
Light This small quantity Is neither Injurious
TO man nor does II dctetoruto the flavor; bu,
this proportion must not he exceeded. Egyptian
beans are the most suitable for this object. In
France this admixturc is generally resorted 10