The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-07-05
GRAIN AND BREADsTUFFs.

GRAIN AND BREADsTUFFS.
The recs pts of grain in this city to-day
reach, 2 800 bushels Of wheat, 5000 bushels
OF oats and 900 bushels of corn. The
shipments were car OF oats to Houston
and two cars TO Albany. A sale of 10000
bushels of oats was made by one dealer
here to-day, which will be forwarded as
soon as cars can be procured. Two cars OF
wheat arrived here to-day from Carrollton.
The grain business is opening very lively,
and the trouble among dealers now Is to
place II, Notwithstanding good inquiries are
being made from abroad. Prices in this
city are steady at quotations:
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
wIEAT-Choice. 9Oc; medium, S5c; low grade
75c. Nicaragua 50G60c.
RYE-Firm at 509S5e.
BARLEY-50d60c
oATs-choice, soc; spring, 2sc,
C0RN-In shuck, iOS5oci shelled aud sacked
BR1N-we quote at mills. ooc; nstore, sacks,
FLoUR-we quote City NILS as follows
Vi patent 4 COCA %; fancy, 8 60 as 70 choice
sOs3 30. xxx. 3 2o93 Is; xxx, sOg3 co.
ooREaEAL-Per bushei 7oc car lots. IL
FEED-chopped corn per 100 pounds. %;
crushed corn aud cob per 100 pounds, 90;
crushed corn ana barley per 100 pounds, 90
corn bran per 100 pounds, COG.
HAY-Dark. 6Ooas co. bright 10 90; from
stores, prairie, baled. dark, OOg1 90 bright
y CO. bright free on board car. 10 OO9l2 co.
MILLET sEED-sOc German millet IS.
SoTioH sEED-Fhm at IOc per bu.hel.
The HERALD IL giving particular atten-
ton 70 its quotations OF cattle, grain and
cotton. and although designing persons
may pretend TO dlsoredit them and lead
planters and farmers and country dealers
even 20 believe they are incorrect,
bat By visiting the city and ascertaining the
truth for themselves, thew will find the HER
am Il seldom al fault. Whenever a buyer
Gpds som thing 10 condemn in the HERALD's
marEet reports, farmers and planters better
keep their eyes skinned, for II they believe
sii that IL told them, the man who gets
their grain or cotton will get the better OF
them. The HERALD's reports are compiled
from actual transactions on the exchange
or By responsible dealers.
Reports from The grain producing sec
tons Of eastern Oregon, Washington and
Idaho are 10 the effect that grain never
looked better than nf this time. At no
point IL there indication ofa bad yield, or
evan q light crop. II the weather continues
favorable until harvest the yield will be at
least 70 per ceut. greater than the largest
this years surplus for export Il 10000
cons.
The farmers In the valley Of Virginia are
nov in the midst Of the wheat harvest
There is q large acrrage, an eNcellent stand,
well headed and flied, and the grain IL
plump and sounder thfn for yesrs- The
crop throughout the valley counties VII be
anusuaiiy large. Rockingham county VII
rsiss . million bushels. The weather IL
Gns and the harvest IL being rapidly gath
cred.
Al sr.c'al dispatch from 81. Paul, Mime
sJse. - the fndicafor says that an enor-
sBo1s crOp q fBe grHin alsg the country
frihutarv 10 the Minneapolis mile ~ -
aared. NOR rain throughout Dakota
wouf1 b. q great benefit. but. ~ whole.
ne r-rr IL IN cod cDnd ton. and The hear-
ems sruiie On The farmer. The feds show ~
even srrfa,s q KrOrinr grniH q rich.
hesiftr rrl0r. ard fTerybodg n enthusl-
astir orer tfs splerdid prospec,s. 10 oulT
o. brt ~ the 1ues 81 railrus1. Adfl.es
aay fErt throughout western lcNAi -
trasfa and soutrern Hiunes0ta. t1e crf-
lr.k Il nf1st fEruraiIis crncernine t1e
r'best cryp. Oats are slso dong vel
Cr-n hcweref. Il bacfward- in ne neln.
a. rrr,o-ts sn1r tfaf fr.lrr crt-irurt1 -
1rIr-ftI-f ~ fhs arrenre n c1-r hac - -
rrrlarer ~ nccgurf 81 r.oor 80 u 80
f~-,rfr hri1 o. a. lnis e. So III. hCwsFsf.
1lIIr 81 81 aHsc4 ne ylsIf- - last year
- rfrrfirr 80 dcrs afte- Tucs IN
- a. - ~ fts z1lt. as fbs cop TUNED
- rrr1a-kntlT usIL Frtg@ro Etsticns
81 q ~ shcr arg. irH.&s q rhest