The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-08-10

unAtS AND nugApsryvrS.
,TiiR shlcs VI NoNr IN this city to-day were
large ana some orders were lllGd Ny NY nnus
for towns surrounding, and II large shipment
was made 10 the west. Texas Hour IS 6cher.
ally preferred 10 either California or
Kansas brands. The receipts of wheat to-day
were fully nS large as were expected NE nun
e this morning interfering. with deliveries;
There were only fair arrivals OF oats. No OLD
corn was offered on the sire Is, but II few loads
OF the new crop came In. which was thkeh nj
place in store Very little, II any barley or rye
was for sale upon the streets. Quotations oil
new corn are reduced this morning, as the sup
ply Is In excess Of the demand lor, local con.
sumption, and II has not yet scQuircd hardness
sufficient to justify shipment. ..
To-DAY'suuoTATIoNS.
WREAT-Choicc, 9,is; medium, &c; low grade,
Sjc EtcnrngGn IS 10 10c,
RyE-Firm al Gcc
BARLEY 80 TO SIC.
NlLLET SREp-j5 to l.01; German millot TO-
OATs--25 10 35c for spring; rs 10 Ale for mil; III
sacks 3 cents additional,
Co2N-G5c to 75c; Kansas, In sacks, SLIGO 10 l'V9i
new, 10 TO &C.
FIouR--we quote City Mills AZ follows: XXX
o!.bO EXx&, S2.S5; extra @.lS; Magnolia w ID.
imported: Xxx, per CwL y 60; AAA, ~ 90
xxx eS So; choice family. - % fancy, w %
Uanivrnia, fancy, o. GOG3 Is; CHOICE family
o. 356b3 60.
Corn meal per bushol, 81 90,
Graham Hour per hundred, SJN,,
Along tho Northern Pacific toad the wheaI
crop last year was G1l7,OOO bushels; this year II
IL estimated at l200pOOJ Kansas raises her es'
Innate TO 3S0OO,COo
TorEgA, August 5--The secretary OF tho state
BOARD OF Agriculture reports for the pas, week
that tho condition of the corn ctol, CONTINUES
encouraging. No section OF the state is suffering
for rain. Correspondents are stu correcting
their wheat estimates. As the thrcshing pro-
crosses countics that reported eighteen 10
twenty bushels per acre two weeks ago are nov
Insisting on twenty five and thirty Tho osii
mate OF tho secretary, that the crop VIII come
up to S5.tu1t0t, Is probably uc0r the actual nB
urcs. All kinds OF farm ralsngs continue III
good condition, and fruit and peaches axe INT
best In our history.
ST. pArl. August 5.-Compcient judges say
the wheat crop will be one OF tho largest anI
best ever grown In the northwest. Oats vii
far exceed In quantity aud quality any previous
year Barley Ia of the iiucst quality and color
and that corn alone. of all grains, is not first
class crop. Potatoes Will yield enormously
Tho grand tital OF the Minnesota wheat crop TO
1881 will be not less than 3s,OOOoOo bushels, oi
an acreage OF ., i7S, COO against 10 COCOON bushel
in lSSi on Q6L0 D, Tho largest yield is twenty
70 ir bushels per acre IN carver county, an,
twelve bushels Is the lowest estimate, Good
hue county will yield over S,NOOcO bushels, Ut
ter Tail nearly 20o0,00o aud half dozen owe
100000 There has been some rust and chineh
bug, but no grasshoppers IL note. The produC
OF the state aud Dakota Territory is estimated n
nfty.hve 10 sixty million bushels. Wheat com
mission men are more conservative, hut all nHre
that the yield will greatly exceed last years
and accept $500 100 for the state as II modcraI
and fair estimate, All reports concur that thct
Is even fair show for corn, The entire produ'
of wheat along tho Northern Pacific lust yea
was 65lIOO0; this year II viii not be less INA
i2N1U0.