The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-03
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In Its record of the British grain trade foI
The week cnded June 2od the Mark Lane EX-
press says that the weather has favored the
most advanced crop, but that at has prciu-
ulceu' the other growing crops "Prcsent in
dicatlons' were said TO tend 70 make the best
better and the Indifferent worse. Foreign
WheatS were neglected, and there was little
done IN cargOcs oil coast. For forward car
goes the quotation was nominal; inquiry
ISht. In commenting on the moderate
quantity of shipment of brcadstutiS from
New York. the London Miller says
That neither India nor Russia are ship
ping on u large scale, while the export move
mcnt in Australia seems expended or nearly
10. Gillian and New Zealand shippers make
demands above the ordinary views OF BUYERS.
as regards the English farmers Supply, this
keeps about enough just To feed mnlcrs with
quantity suihcient for mixture with their
imported wheat. Deliveries are made and
yielded up slowly as currencieS without
Dclng pressed ON the exchanges. In France
mere have been showers and cold
winds, Although no serious harm has
peeh done the crops there, so far rs yet
known "French tanners are lar from easy"
an Noumania cereals are reported TO have
suffered rom drouth. In Denmark the crops
are reported looking well all round. In Ger
many the outlook h good, excepting perhaps
Tor rye In New Zealand the latter portion
of the harvest time had been very favorablc
down To April 20, the crops being three weeks
10 one month late. The yield Is thought 10
PC an average one, but "only small proper
Ron OF the wheat crop"-according TO one
estimate only one-tenth-has been Use
cured In good condition. Tho Lon
1.lon Daily News has the follow.
sng special from odessa, dated June ii |:
The anxiety felt generally throughout
southern Russia regarding the crops, owing
10 the long continued drOuth, is not very
considerably increased by the reappearnncc
III locusts In several districts. The terrible
-1avages OF this pest last year brought To tho
verge of ruin hundreds OF producers between
i'e Dniester and the Don. A mixed commits
sion OF entomologists and scientific agricul.
iuflsts, lnCluu ny six professors of the Odessn
University, Is being formed To direct meas.
ires for the repreSsion Of this devastating i'm,
tScct plague The nhors of the commission
viii extend over the provinces OF Bessarnbin
'herSon, lnurida and Ekuterlnoslay."
WHEAT Choice, Sc; medium grades, 7jc
Nicaragua, 50055c.
RYE-Nomlnal at Coo; northern, Sc.
BARLEY-i00Li5c
CoRS-Shelled and sacked, 55a6jc.
OATs-Choice, Doe, sacked.
FLOUR-Patent, $3.50; early breakfast, 81 90
cream soda, fS05d3.li; pure cream. R25
Todd Mills: Patent, $3.50; Union, S3l5. prni
ne Flower, 81; Star, choice, $l.75.
bRAN-At mills, Soc; In store, 81.
$50. ~ 'O Pou'iuS
HoMISY AND GRITs-S per barrel.
FEED-Chopped corn per 100 pounds 81 ~
chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, 81 lO
corn bran per 100 pounds, Zoe. s.-,SiIBsa .
GRAHAM FLouR-Per 100 poun Is, yS,1i7l ~
HAf-Dark, seas; bright, $40; from Store
prairie baled, dark, s.; bright, sri bright fro.
IN board car, Sll; dark, s..
hILLEr SEED-B5c: German millet,eOc.