The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-20
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, June la.-Ncw wheat Is mostly cut
down and shocked, some tl'r,shcd, ana a
small quantity delivered. iitst sales nr. ~
low rnt', from 70 v '..s C, r, h,,.in,.,
small. In wool, growers are disposed Ia Mall
FOR better prices. The government u getting
oats In this city Ht 81 cents, when u ~ ana ~
cents under last years prices, collector
Imbdcnstock, at Nurshull, has received va
IT, In warrants To- pay tlc tobacco trnA,c'
This is already dlshuTscd 90 rural traders. In
August second in-tnllmcut Will como for
ward. We cannot state how long 10 VIII tax"
to get the large amount due ~ rebate 20 bhl-
laS dealers In manufactured tobacco NtllhtF
can We tell why the delay.
os CHANGE.
sidney billions rcsisnmtion ana theclccilon
n. president Of the Union Pacific, to-
scihcr with the directors resolution to
pay t7ls,Sli, according "a the Thurman
act, out of the compnny's money IN
the United states treasury, and the under
standing that the July dividend VIII be-
p.ssed-all yestorday's Geographic ncWs-was
enough Ia hull or bear the stock
OF the corporation nj. id,d 20.
The chalkings were eagerly watched M NE
binck- boardsof the Dallas Exchange to-day,
but the fluctuations were not exciting. niier
all. Union Pacific uGving closed yesterday
nj 3si 4, opened to-day nt the same hsurc hhd
ran during the day 80 follows; second can
81, third call s6'., fourth call sainc
NTH call b}s, noon . eau @s
After dinner, resuning, n 10 Union Pacific
IL
IT.. ~, 1attcr lowest and closed - I, "a loss
rs per cent ON previous close: IhuS ~ Il
rccn that with suihcivii ciuse lnr irr.gnIar.
fit,ctuntion. Considerable buying In
Union Pacific occurred to-day, spcculators
feel confident Of adv uncr Tomorrow N"rth,
western opened IL lower ut uV - fell "a ana
closed sOis; loss from previous close, "a
Texas & Pacihc closed higher at 81 West
crn Union closed Il lower nj Gus spoil cot.
ton found buyers to-day, aud u few lost
faith and sold. lntft u no
change In rates and receipts are
very small while sales were fliron both sides
OF the ocean. The statistical position Is flill
OF promise. The Chicago hi,ckot-shop con
unucs Co quote pork az rates dlsAstrnus 10 INC
working CLASSES. However, decline OF -
cents took place to-day, while lard dropped
81 cents. Ia both cases ~ 10 the July optlnl'
Spring wheat AT Chicago dccitnrd T. cents,
and winter wheat AT -. Louis declined III
July i'm both cases. June winter wheat, ~. |
Louis advanced y cents to-day, making the |
gain since last Friday ccuts.
GRAIN AND BKEADSTrFfS
The drouth which threatened the British |
crops, say late cable reports, have been
avertcd by welcome rains, ana the condition
OF spring-sOwn grain has greatly improved |
The result has been u rather luuguid foreign |
hreadstuifs market In spite Of II {, ir dcInnnd
English country markets nave been quiet
Some continental purchases OF American
Wheat--in France and IIollund-hnd prcyi-
pusly strengthened the English market for
that variety of grain, but the subsequent de-
cline In the demand and improved prospects
in England undid good done In the way OF
stronger figures French and German crop
prospects continue favorable. There have
been some reports of rust In the
wheat In Austria II hungary, and rain
has been needed in Moldavin, while
in Wallachia good rains have fallen. In
Central Europe, the Miller says, the markets
have been very firm, and "a slight advance Is
quoted both for wheat and for rye, although
Che harvest prospects Of both these staples arc
considered good. In Russia the Dwina is
open To navigation, and the Rattle ports have
boon busy for the last month. The new sen
canal Mt Petersburg was orened some tline
since, and on May 10th IN English steamer
went safely through the channel. by the
md of July vessels drawing twenty feet VIII
be able 10 reach the quays OF petersburg,
owing 10 the completion of communication
with the Nova. over 10000 quarters OF wheat
awaited shipment from Odessa. The new
wheat crop In New Zealand is generally
thought by the best authorities ia the colony
10 promise \ clear export surplus OF mol less
fhan 10000 quarters, or more IMAM ib,u9
quarters after all home wants for food ANA
NOD arc supplied. ~,
WmrAT-Choice, 81; medium grades eoc;
5td-hlc.
RYE-Nominal ut Goc; northern, SIC.
RAELEY-lnGi5c.
CoRS-Shcllcd ami sacked, j0G00c.
oATs-Choicc, 1Ulj2c, sacked. -
FI.oU R-Puient, $685. curly breakfast, si0;
cream soda, S,.1yd3l5; pure cream, $50;
Todd Mills. Patent, $3.50; Union, tj.l5; Prai-
rie Flower, 81; star, choice, S2lJ.
BEAS-At mills, soc; In store, 81.
CoESMEAIe-F'inc boltcd per lc0 pounds,
Bi.9.
HoMrsY AND GRIrs-s5 per barrel.
FERD-Chopped corn per 100 pounds, Sl.9Oi
chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, Sl'lOi
porn bran per 100 pounds, iUc.
GRAHAM FLoUi,--Icr 100 pounds, 81.
HAY-Dark. seas; bright, $40; from store,
"a board ear Sll; dark, IS. ,ssS@a
NILrrr SrFD-G5c: German millet, oOc. ~