The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-01
GRAIN AND BREA psTuffs.

GRAIN AND BREApsTuffs.
The receipts to-day were below the de-
mands OF retail dealers, and shippers were
enabled only to secure small am
There Is an active enquiry II
and the shipments are gwl E.
almost daily. There were fair arrivals of
corn, but all that was offered on the streets
was readily taken and at full quotations.
Very little wheat is coming in, and mllers
are anxious to secure all that is for sale on
the streets. Hay IL dull sale, and operators
generally decline to purchase this late in
the season. There is still a light demand
for millet seed. Prices are as follows:
To-DAy's QUOTATIONS..
WHEAr-Ch0ice. 90c medium Sc; low grade.
use; Nicaragua, so to Glc.
Rhythm at ~ to SIC.
BARLRy-50 to 60c,
OATs-j0 to $40. for spring 80 to 6jc, for fall .
choice red rust proof, 5S TO dVc.; In sacks. &c.
additional.
CoRN-In shuck, 80 to 52c,; sbellcd aud sacked
S. TO 5Sc.
BEANS We quote at mills, ooc in store. sacks
FlouR--we quote City Mills as follows xxx,
u 40; MIX, s2db; extra, s2J5; MAGNOLIA
81 Fancy, u 40 10 t3,lj; choice, 81 - to
i325; XxXX, So 90 to s3l5; xxx, t2,,O to
S2.65; XXX, 81 20 to ~ -.
Conn MEAL-Per bushel, S5c.
FERD-Chopped corn, per 100 lbs, t226 /;
crushed corn and cob per 100 lbs, 81 -; crushed
corn ana barley, per 100 lbs, s2O0: corn bran,
iiiIAY-Dark, % to IS bright So From stores
-prairic. baied, dark, sc 10 s.; bright sl2 {:
bright, tree on board car, $40 TO 81; dark, a
TO s.
MIIIET SsED-60c,; German millet, 81 o.
COrroN sEeD--Fi IN at lasc per bush,l
A dispatch from New York gives the ex.
ports of breadstuns from all the Atlantic
ports for the week ending April 81, az fol.
lows; Flour. 5000 bbls; wheat, $4,000
bushels; corn, $50 900 bushels.
The Suffer Farmer says: at is truly
wonderful to behold the vast change which
has come over the grain fields throughout
this county since the recent rains. The
was thought to be beyond redemption is
now growing nicely and will produce fair
yield"
The wheat stored in Minneapolis eleva-
tors April u was 10000 bushels; In mills,
100000 bushels; total amount in store,
1770, 900 bushels; In store at Duluth, April
%, /, ii0, 502 bushels. The receipts continue
considerably below the consumption of the
mills. The total average daily output OF
the mills per week is II 800 barrels.
The exports of wheat and corn (including
wheat In ilour) from all American ports
from September to April 10. inclusive, fol-
the five years named, were as follows;
Years Wheat bu. Corn bu
1SS'-S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, WSttQo ~, 1861 N
1Ssl.Sl N9900oO 2?,qOO,O {
1sS0.Sl ,.,,",,'. Naq1lWN iSSl2,tC,
1s1g-S0. observation-disclosures IL 0,2Cu0 81 7ah,OO
1873 H.. ...""...""..". @l2h000 u mo 90,
Average i've years, 800, Wii9OO0 3S NOS, tO(
The supply OF wheat and corn, including
the stocks at seventeen leading Atlantic
and interior markets east OF the Rocky
Mountains and ailoat on the ocean destined
for Great Britain and continental Europe
April 10, for three years, compare as fol
lows
United States, east OF
Rockies '"...... .,.," gl,7OS 600 1880 IN
AuoM on ocean Tor Europe "2,76o,WO $4,000
-
Total bu. April 10, 1885,. Il iCS 600 % $50 ON
Total Ap II l6 1852. 500. Sb,SOOOM NSs7 IN
Total April II. Isl. f,257,OlO % 5000