The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-10-28

hNAlh AM hhhAHhANNNNH
The rgccipts Of gIaih IN this city during the
past week have been light Nv WngOn and very |
little ABOVE the requirements ui fCttil dealers. |
The block IN railroad iIclphts have prevented
any larg' arrivals by rail At several points
on Tho line Of the ToNa, Il Pacific road there
are large quantities OF grain waiting cars for
shipment l., this city. IL ~ hoped mat the
roads viii bUenshled to glye some Intention TO
the waulso Of grsin dealers during NC coming
week. Prices IN this city are very llrm, and
corn am oats Win bring full quotation. aud In
sons iugaufc they have q commanded higher
prices during the past welk.
nnEAt- JnOiUu, 90, modlum Oc low grade
So nicaragua buF $50,
~ F--Nnmunl al 60c' northern, s5c.
BARLEY-i0gi5o.
YIN New m shuok, iio, sholled and
sacked, 5sd00O
FLOUR--Patont . 65d8 gG early breakfast,
NJ cream soda, 2 0OpS ~ pure eyr am, -
Todd MINIS; Patent 90; Union, % Prairie
Flower, Q co, star Chain, 90
DRAN--Al mills, Toe In store. 0pc.
nORNMEAL-Fino holtod per 100 pounds
FfFp-Choppcd corn per 100 pounds, 80
no ped 0orn and Onts PER 100 pounds, LlN
Orn bran per no uuundA 800
nRAlIAM FLOUk-ror 100 pounds. 8. 80.
HAY-nark, COOS co. bright o 90 from
ores, prairie, bnled, dark, U087 co. bright
no, hright free On board car, 800
MILLEf sEED-Goci German millot co.
sea.
The cloyer.sced crop Ii pretty near fall.
ure In Michigan.
wnlcn will appear ia tho next report, II Ia
sinted will amount 10 l,OUNWO bushels The
amount October N, was - ShlOgh bushels
A late cable from Paris stated that the on.
Oiai d. unate Of the French wheat crop Of 1888 rs
equal 10 2Si So ~ bushels The crop Of lN2
was estimated In have heou 52N3lGtlN ana
that Of 1881 IA Gm,3 30 bushels
Dnflug the week lust closed thofe were rc.
reiytd nj Peoria hil "a bushels Of grain, against
rs. OUj bushels Tor The previous week During
the week I'm LAST year COrfcspot ding with the one
lusi closed, there were received here 3NaN
bushels.
agriculture shows that sodgwick county leads
M the counties In Kansas In the corn crop
statisucs show auaggtcHate Of ~, sol acres, NJ
an average yield of hlty bushels per acre OF
6ail, 522 bushels OF corn. This Is better yield,
by fully l,t1oOO bushels than ssdgwCk
county has ever before Produced Hut we nto
fully satisfied with the figures, and had II moi
bctn ior dry spell which struck this country
iuJuly, the corn crop Of sedgwick county
wonld have yielded fully iwl'V bushel'
Ne,ofding To tho American AgrlculmHs 'ih,
average Yield OF corn Il To ~ times as many
bushels rs we grow fWhtnt aud bushcl %
corn contains nearly as much nu tlmont as on,
OF whcu whore used directly Ms human foo,
or indir,ctly In producing pork aud bCoi TIT
censns crop was c. gS sou acres; the Yield l,
1bi sol $50 bushels aver gug III bushels PEI
acre Elk states produced nearly two third
OF the entire crop, WIN First IN amount, M
nOis, 90 bushels pcf acre; next Iowa, az
Missouri 36i,i Indiana, "a 90, Ohio, 81 nut
Kansas "a OF these. Kansas rcr lrtcd To thv
census l7,NH acres In corn, anu TO- 2iASA
bushels. Now this state has AOhlOiA Rctrs ID
corn, with the crop In about ~ zoe,
condition as last year, when ld0OOO,lOO huyhel
were taken nom au area 4 per oenb less Tb
south has Nrcn largely Increased It's corn area
The latest estimates give the nroA for 1858 q
6sOOO 600 acres An increase Of l'N per cent
over the census year Tho semc average We'll
pcr acre would give Nv for 1883 a crop Of l0OD.
OlO bushels owing 10 the late sptlug, mi
amount will hardly be reached; but as thcfo Ia
been a constant Improvement for many week
pa,t w To the closing Of this report incudu
especially the leading corn state. named above
we have now fair prospect for over l,15OOOl
90 bushels N fair weather continues up To IN
maturity OF the crop In tho chief ooru.prOducll
rtulOHR "