The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-13

Iherc was onlyn small attendance on Change
to.uay' pt tnose VINO were present were there
ior business some transactions We're made.
but nearly operator now is buyer The orders
coming in to this city are numerous and from nil
distances. and II is with d niculty they can be
nlleds The receipts of all kinds OF grain from
the country are light by wagon, but there are
heavy supplies brought by rail- There has
never been before In the history of this city such
II heavy demand for gain and the orders are In.
creasing. me members OF the Exchange feel
nat us organization has not only been bepo-
fetal to themselves but that It has done much
for the commercial interest of Dallas and II is n
pleasure 10 know that II is now on n finn and
permanent basis Prices are steady.
tbs following were the ruling quotations
gram on the Exchange today Wheat QO@Q'
owing 10 inc grade and quality Nicaragua
wheat 1000; oats, SPRING lOGiS mixed. for
iced, 60@52 choice red rust-proof, 5000. Com In
shucK, 6G@IS ,shelled, 65@9,0 Barley In sacks
20, kye IN sacks, Texas, $1,000; northern, u O(
Little millet seed, 10000; German slOO A
small advance for grain In store is asked by
dealers. -
CALL HOARD.
me transactions ON the call board were moi
heavy to-day, TIE following were the ruling
prices; Cash wheat 90 December, OBJ January,
70; February. MWl,r0. Oats, sacked, cash, 60,
December 6Q@6l; January, 6s; February, IS
Corn, In shucs cash, firm at 60; December. $50
~ . u
Texas corn IN bulk, cash, 6'@7O; Dccemtcr, O.;
January, G.. February, 60. Rye sacked, cash
So; year, 81. Barley, sacked, cash, G5. Bran.
Loo December llO, Potatoes, choice in car
lots. TO- Green apples. In car lots, 8 SCOT 25
Hay In light demand with free offerings.
In the grain market to-day In Chicago the
bears were on top, Year wheat sold at "a n.
three-eighths OF u cent below yesterday, Jan.
uaIy wheat opened at oi's, and closed at 9is,
fhVaa "a 1ht hn st,,
wheat sold at N0lb. Corn for the year sold OF,
first call at 6ih, and on last call AT b3ss n ccnl
and three eighths under last evenings figures
For January II brought IN the.morning 52S aud
iu the evening 52h, II half cent decline since las
evening. May corn sold early in the day vt IS
and the last sales were at 5ia
Wheat brought IN Chicago, one year ago, 81 q
for December and 81 2Sie Tor January, Com, fo
DECEMBER, COZ. mud for January 6iH.
The rcceptsof grain In Chicago to-day wer,
&C. ios bushels OF wheat 2l4,iS7 bushels of corn
and S5,2l3 bushels of oats. Tho receipts sain,
date last year Were To- ls6 bushels OF whea, aut
1CIb2S bushels OF corn.
THE grain market was weak In St Louis to
day, aud quotations received at the Exchang,
In this city to-day up 10 II m, were ms follows
December wheat 70 bid, January, 96AD96,..
December corn, is's@isii; January, 4S3s Dc.
cember oats, SeA; January, s6h
GRAIN AND pRnApsTuFrs
There were better receipts of corn by wagon
to-day than have been witnessed In this city IN
the past six weeks, and they were above the re,
qniremens of retail dealers. Several cars OF
grain were received by rail, among which were
two cars of corn by the Gulf, Colorado 4 Santa
Fe. u car OF oats from Plano and others iron,
different points. The shipments were car OF
oats TO Colorado and two cars fcorn south.
Among other shipments was car of pecans 10
Barton. There seems TO be u better feeling In
tho grain Market and II good weather contin.
ues the arrivals OF grain will BE- greatly In.
creased. Prices IN this city urc steady, bu,
dealers anticipate decline. We quote to-day
as follows
Fo.DAys QUOTATIONS
wHrAT-Choice, L0Oc: medium, 90c. low grads
Sc. Nicaragua rs to SO.
RYx-Firm Al 70 to soc.
Barley 20 TO CSC.
NILLRr sgRD--60; German millet $500.
OATS 40 to $50 for spring; q y TO 69c for fall.
choice rod rust proof b5docc; In 'scks, cents
additional rt
OoKN-ln shuch, S5c to Coo; shelled and sacked,
COO 70 eso
BeAs--wo quote at mills ooc in store ncss
IScun- Wo ouoto City Nillu IA follows; Xxx