The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-21

two days tho receipts OF grain Ia this city by
wagon have fallen oil 10 tho lowest proportions,
ana, IN consequence, prices arc very urn hnd
hardening, There wero some car loads OF corn
received In this city since our last report, good
portion OF which came from Kansas ho snip
nenls were car of corn 10 liomph'cod, one 10
houston, ono 10 Palestine and ono Ia queen cry,
on thv Texas Pacific rOnd The retail dealers
oil The city arc an1i ous ~ purchase all the corn
hud oats that are offered, 1here were
some good shipments ot -four to-day, aud
m m.Y !. orl seq Is going 90, on, lfosy
holders nrc becoming unxlous to sell, IN view OF
The demand created by cold weather Prices for
Az Kinda of grain ana fOcdstnlls are firm nj this
umS but win probably relax a hlue II tho
weather improves We quote to-day;
fo-DAYs QUOTATIONS,
WnnAr-Choiec, LOO. medium, eoC low grade
sVei Nicaragua ~ 10 sOI.
kfs-fiim Al O. TO $50
ianLkN -bs 10 Cos.
MiLLSr 1seb-6S durman mllst SL2i,
oATs~tt IN $50 for spring; 30 10 go lor iall
eh9co req iusi proof 6b@COc in incks, ccnls
additional.
ooes-.ln Shuet, Scc TO SS sbclcd and sacked,
anAS-wo quote a, mlls, Lo)e 10 s,cra aaoSS,
l 90
ftoug. We quote CITY anlb as follows XXI
Nv NHAS tGio extra e%OG MnSuolia, wv
Fancy, % bGt3 90 choice, 81 D1@E w
xXxN, e276, XXX, q. bG Xxx, $40.
Norh mpAl, pcf hushel, 81 20,
me Nhlne Oi cNUutu Of bfehdsluil during
1852 was hls2 6Stfsi
For eleven months OF 1852 tho grain sales ia
No New lulk PIoduco exchange, Including Ia
lures, were 6l8Ol0uu0 buNhos ut wheat0ua Spl,
100000 bushels OF corn.
On January list there were tA3l0 toms vt Wheni
hlofen III STOCKTON warehouses, hgtptt " o.
IONS Decomhuf lst ThrV nre, also, l,S'h ioW
OF barley 30 tons Of rye aud 10 tons ol com,
inc total expectations Of bicadSnls nom The
TOUR principal ports uf tho United states
nam ly, New York. noslon. philpdcl hla aud
BALTIMORE during the four months ending nc
cemhtr III, lsS2, we've ~ tollaWS -Four a. $40 ISL
barrels IN lss3, against lS!2,S3t barrels Ia tNNl
OF wheat ah67Ll51 bushels la 1881, agUluN ~
hVlYhO bushels ~ 1881. As can he soun by the
above hgu'es, tho gain during the four months
OF lSS,Was ll2LO 0 barrels Of -FOUR, aud lGll&WO
bushels Of wheat
The latest returns made To the Illinois depart,
lnont OF agriculture show that tho aggregate
corn srop NJ inc state i0r the past year was Nv.
ilt'p bushels which, with the exception uf
we crops Of 1881, 1874 aud lS7i. 10 tho smallest
since 500
The average crop of the state Tor the pre- eeding
ten years Is 2!tgsa b67 bushels, or 44,lG3 GgS
bushels moro than the late CROP
Inc quality OF The crop except In the south
crn portion VI tho state, II below an average.
The corn ecnagc (I31 $50 OF the sldic IL some
islsor lhan last season. aud the yield per acre
fraction larger
rhe Chicago correspondent or the New loh
Joutnalol commerce says,
"Aner having followed the cora crop of 1882
from the day l, was planted INT the prr.rm
huur desire 10 go on record with this state.
nvhl ~ 'hc corn belt prupcg north Of the Ohio
river, but thteo states to-day have any surplus
corn mech above ,hslr own necds, and should
the demand ifom Wisconsin, inrois aud lnwa|
eonlipuN mo ,Mtpluse, flom those etatcs viii
soon Dc exhausted The states refer IN rs ei-
porsers to-day AFRO Kansas Missouri and No.
brastA cattle and hog feeders nre this winter
paving higher pdcos for corn than shippers can
ntoiu 10 pay, Consequently this wiulcT We DO
not 400 or hear oi anything like the usual uuan.
tiU of corn being orlhbod' At railroad stations
Again, The quality Of the corn IN such that II IL
notsmi oTnp to buy aud hold aud 1t is there,
lore golhg uiltoily into consumption | notice
'hsl one newspaper IN your city, which ia yery
good authority upon the crop situation, ssys
corn IA higher from q variety Of causes the i,,t
OF which I, Tho belief that the ctop, both l.,
nusht " aud quality, will TALL below Tho oXpec.
Mtinns entertained month or six weeks ago"
The Boston Advertiser SAYS: The eypotIs of
wheat aud Hour lrOM all the Atlantic ports In the
week To January lOMcro equal tn y SGl l7S bush,
cls % wheat against gO5SJiS bushels IN ths
week 70 january y, aud against hh US bushels in
we obffsspnnding wcek Of last year Althouyh
wheat aud Hour have range at only apout No
per cent oi the prices OF year aga The In.
crease ~ the quantity ofsxpotls this year makes
thv vatc OF lle current weekly exports of wheat
anu uout nearly double what TWAS at the potr,S.
poncing Time las, year Hut this difference A,
price IN $50 being now overcome hy the steady
auvauve ~ al NE markets OF the world, IL l.
througl out Continental Europe aud The United
Ninglom VIII DO NJ least one nhh.-ir not one.
iouttn-NS ,hsn last year aud that all our
remainlng eNpottablo surplus OF wheai-say
s,,vNool or plpVloM. hushrls-will be wanInd
Az higher prices than tho present From The
aspects OF me Two most imp rlant iloms OF our
exporhl wheat aud cotton, u must he spparcnj
tnat WIN we decrease In Imports VI foreign
woods that y now quite marked Us compared io
few mouths ago, or TO u year ago tho halancs
OF ueuc IN ths exchange OF commodlllcs IL In
our mNut There II, however another tactnr
IN me exchange marketwhlch has direct hear.
INK on the p,ice OF foreign exchange M long a.
me balance OF trade Ia anywhere near eauuI ON
me eNvhange OF commodities alone, and that ia
tho movement OF securities. II foreign holders
sen even moderate amounts " American stock,
me temiu nce FOR these makes AN advance IN
We rtlec ot cSchangH aud vice versa. The
CONDITION. who're tho movement OF American
securities aud railroad stocks was more ouicl'
~ shown In the prices OF foreign exchange,
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