The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-30
GRAIN AND BRRADSTUYrs.

TIM grain market In this,city Is active and the
receipts and-shipmcnts are far beyond those of
any previous year. This is no doubt owing In
great measure To the establishment OF the ex-
change In this city, and when proper freight ar
rangements are completed with. tho railroads
we may confidently look for larger transactions,
The receipts of corn to-day were above those CT
any other day for two weeks past and prices
quantities and the mills bought heavily Oats
are arriving very freely. The shipments en-
braced some ten cars OF wheat TO ST. Louis one
car Of corn TO the west aud number Of cars OF
oats both west and north. The advices from
New Orleans do not Justify consignments TO that
city at present, Prices here are arm at quota.
tons.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
wIRAr-Choiee, 70; medium, 9Oc low grade
60c; NiCRragus, 60c.
RYH--Nominal at Coo
BARLEy-45 to 60c,
MILLET sEED-l5o German millet LIS,
0Ars-i0c no old on the market
CoRs-S5c to 95c.
.. ss.y%e ! GaOs at mills 81 asl a' In store
FLouR-we quote City Mills as follows: XXX.
s. rs; xxx, 80 40; extra 50 IS
Imported: Xxx. per cwt 81 so; xxx, s. 20;
xxx SO 50 choice family, sS 70 fancy. So 90.
California fancy, IS 1898 so; choice family,
5593 65.
Corn meal, per bushel, 81 20,
Graham flour. per hundred, 1915.
Mccormick, Adams Il Co., OF Chicago, give the
following in addition to the notes OF crop ont
look published two or three days ago:
I'm canyassing the crop outlook in what we
torn the northwest viz: Iowa, Nebraska, Wis
consin Minnesota and Dakota, we find, as we
anticipated early in the season, very large re.
duction In the acreage Of the spring wheat crop,
particularly in Iowa Wisconsin and southern
Minnesota or that portion of the territory which
Is regarded as tributary to this market The
estimates OF our correspondents indicate de-
| g. Fl.rnt
% per cent as compared with last year Il small
decrease in Nebraska, and II large increase in
northern Minnesota aud Dakota.
| Some portions of northern Iowa, Minnesota
and Wisconsin have suffered for want of rain
and complain of the season having been cold
and backward, but recent rains have fallen in
those localities, and in general we got very IA
vorable reports as TO the outlook for growing
small grains in the northwest
1.-THE acreage OF corn and oats we fnd very
generally and very largely increased over
former years in the northwest and reports are
almost universally favorable as to the outlook
for large yield of oats, but the corn crop is re.
ported as very backward almost throughout
and the grass crop rs having had II slow aud
light growth thus far,
Nebraska, southern Iowa and portions OF
Dakota have suffered from long continued rains
| but with the exception of the backwardness Of
| the corn and grass crops we regard the agricul-
tural outlook in the northwest az very fGyora
| BILE"
| The Chicago grain market to day exhibits an
advance in wheat over the day before Fol
July 1t opened for new at si.15h and closed a
| Lie SIS, II cent and quarter above the day be
fore Old wheat sold ut the close for l "a 8 t.
q half cent under yesterdays close For August
delivery II sold on first call at 0S "a and on las
call ut 90 6-S sevcn-eighths Of q cent above thu
day before Old wheat sold nj lib 1-2, Ave
eighths Of a cent advance on Yesterdays las
sales Corn for July opened at "A SIS, ant
closed at "A rs an eighth of cent above last
evenings close, For August delivery it sold II
he morning at "a rs and in the evening n
SIS s. thrse-eghths above the day before
| The exports of wheat to day were 81. pa bush
els, against q, 1853, the corresponding day las
| year