The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-02

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requirements of retailers, Prices were rather |
WEAK, although there is no reason TO change
quotations. by rail the receipts were car of
oats from 81 Louis, a car OF corn from Kansas,
the shipments wee two cars OF
mixed corn, oats and bran for a point
on the Texas Il Pacific road west
q car of corn 10 Shreveport one to Nayasota, ana
one to tho Pineries In east Texas If tho fair
weather continues, better receipts may be eX-
pocted FOX week or two by rail.
ro-DAYs QUOTATIONS.
W. Choice leo, medium, 9Sc.; low grade,
FINN at 60 to TO
{, tNy-60 to CSC.
~. sEEp-S5; German millet Sl25
~. 70 to $40 for spring; 65 TO Coo for fall;
81 80 sed rust proof 62@6Sc; in sacks, cents
uo,S In shuck. 55c to 6Oc shelled and sacked,
Cos 10 10.
snAs--wo quote a, mills 100 In store, sacks,
100
gLopg- We quote City Mills 81 follow; xxx
2i0, XXXX, GIGS; extra s2.75; Magnolia. a27b.
Fancy, 50. t0a9, As; choice, $3,20aS 2S XXxX,
e3C0@3, 05; xxx, S2,Go@at5; Xxx, S2.2Q@22 %.
fHkp-Chopped corn, per 100 lbs, S. 2j, crush.
cd corn and cob, per 100 lbs, 81 25 crushed corn
and barley, per 100 lbs, 81 o. corn bran, PER 100
MiY~Dari, secs bright elO. From stores--
PRAIRIE baled, DARK, ESQ.,; bright al2; bright
FREQ on board, car. Sl0 to ~ dark. 81 toS.
CoTToN sRKD-Firm at 1870, per bushel.
II was mentioned some weeks ago that there
had been overestimated, This kelef continues,
both as regards the yield and ths quality of the
crop. The corn that comes Into the western
markets now grades very low, The belief In a
diminishing supply Is also reflected In tho fact
that at Chicago May corn is5c, per bushel higher
than March
The crop reports from Great Britain are very
dlscouraging so far as tho next wheat crop IS
....l -l.An la. ~
sowing has to DO done In the fall or winter
Last fall was unusually wet, and only about two
thirds Of the area intended for wheat was sown
The wet fall was followed by "a wet winter
has r.. not 0ny any Winter
tho fall to rot In the ground, Present condition.
do not give promise OF pore than half crop a
best for the coming season,
The stocks a! the prinslpal poin. Of socumu
-. Feb: u. Feb; is Feb. 10.
wheat, Su. .2lSS,iOs lssoo,5A q $40 Sas Oc
Corn Su'.nM nSs 10 iSS,SSss lSsSlss
Harley, bus, i,sS's2i a,siISii soS Sss
Since the loth inst, tho visible supply o
increased by 57l, i37 bushels and oats by 90 ss
bushels,
The report Of the bureau of statistics of brea,
stulis exported during the month Of Januar!
makes the total value sibs742S6, against yii,
977,52i for January, 1882, showing an increase 70
last month Of s3,Sg6762. The total exports 0
domestic brcadstufls for seven months Of tn
current fiscal year. ending January 81, 1885,
were sisS COG So against STA 1871 4S9 for the cor
responding period Of last year. an increase Q
S9,57bic3. The most noticeable increase Is see
In the item Of wheai-nour, tho export for lai
month being g35, 4S6 barrels against 4s2, 73l bar
rels for January, 1884 The total shipments {
flour for the seven months Of the current yea
are kt60&70 barrels against 3, 326 975 barrels fC
the like period last year.
Says the New York Bulletin: Pending the Z,
mors Of injury 10 the winter wheat crop frol