The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-03-08

GRAIN AND BREADsTUFFs.,
From the best data obtalnable the conclusion
is arrived at that there are only small amounts
of grain left In the country over and ABOVE Wnas
farmers and planters win require for their own
uses There will no doubt be small recelpt py
wagon during the next three months nuo .u u,i
not reach the requirements for city consunp
ton. Dealers. are now receiving large quann
ties from Kansas BY wagon to-day the ~
ceipts were light and only TWO cars OF coI n,
Howe. There were no shipments but several
cars are loading and will GO. OF tomorrow
Prices in this city are firm, and quotations VIII
be found correct and reliable.
ro-DAYs QUOTATIONS..
TaEAT-Choice, LOO; medium 9sc.; low grace
95c; Nicaragua. 70 70 SOC.
HYE--FlIm az go TO 7Oc
SARLEY-60 to CSC. -
Iu.I,ET syrD--65: German InilIet s1.25
.jATs-50 TO 52c for spring; 90 TO COO for lail
choice red rust proof 62@65c in 'schs' D oehn
additional. ,.,
60c to 65c.
siXs--we quote at milIS, LOO. n stora HACKS
l.2O ,, WV
24O xxx, 3l.65; extra S2.75; Magnolia. s275
Fancy, %. aO@3 45; choice, So. g93.21 N6AA
as.oOta5 Is; XXX, s2.GO@2e5; Xxx. s22uD2.25.
Corn meal, per busnei. 50. o
YKED-Uhopped corn, per loo l6s'' VI CRUSH slt
and barley, per ibO lbs, 50 co. corn bran, peg lo'
vi IiliY~Dszx, gs0S; bright, 40 Frnm stoT.,s
prairie bsled, dark eog7 hplghss sl9 0F'sh'
CorToH SEED-Firm NJ l3Ic. per DuBnel'
Last ear was one of the most favorable eve
known for the production OF clover. Sun ny
seed is uncOmmonly high, me price ID GS.
IDENTIFY due 10 corner" and not to scarcity
rhe importation of breadstuffs into France II
1882 after Oeducdng exports, were Z, Oe6 oOi quar-
tiers of wheat and -four equal TO 4421i quarter Htn sp
of wheat-together gn aa NY Icy e99ai 10 o'l''0'
Tne Cincinnati Price Current says: IL is lar Y
regard the United Kingdom us now giving prom
Use Of wheat crop possibly 40 per cent, peioY
last years yield-Which wOGld be rCducuon o
30 UOy. 600 bushels The usual production OF I'M
United Kingdom IS about 5 per cent OF lne ag
gregate of the several wheat-produclus cou aI
tries and the curtalment in anticipation LOT 100
sted apoye represents about Ia per cent
of the supplies of producing countries; In con
mental counties the outlook has nothing essen
TALLY discouraging, and other countries proihi>'
good crops. o,,,o
what abated by the advanced values, put th'
strengthening condition Of foreign markets II
sustaining the confidence on TINS slde. lhe ~
gregate exports from the United states si3 nc
July 1 to date, eight months, is about b,50U,oV'
barrels of flour and S700O000 bushels OF wheat
or a total equivalent to ZIG, 00O,00O bushels y
wheat: at same time last year, 1ZOl9,oio pusneii
Of wheat two years sgo eauiVaent II
WHeht, O,ODiftoA Ddt'Sio
all TO 100 347, 1857 bushels of wheat
The Pittsburgh Stockman OF q late date says
Taking the country over, there will be large
surplus of hay on hand the comuig sprlhB, 81,
abliIg feeders TO carry their stock through until
grass comes, with abundance of rough food be.
You'd all need Even II corn is a little scarce 10
many places, and correspondinglly high, It's az,
use of chOpued and mixed foods, supplemented
by hay. A shortage of corn now would not
leave inc country in as bad a fix as 1t has often
done at this season of the year. Exceptln some
parts of the wet feeders entertain no fears as
10 their ability TO get Though with ease, though
the advancing price of corn impels them 70 cut
ihg feeding process as short as possible