The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-04

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u f5n'h of February
ii s sEsSSsSS . @ p gsaSfai f sIiiaTs'
Il i any H%cines, y "a ankle all places
Of 99i,Ss has be& % get at any price.
ESSsieiIers, Iccenlh procured a few
Gssi,sSss ba, e been, an Hng. short on cabbage.
arr ,1 1 HE past we y nave sold at 10 cents
EssS Chickens have been In good sup
Sty2.75 per dozen for autumn broods.
nv ~ Nv and nuts have enjoyed great de-
ffulS he past season. Apples
p,nu Yesterday at quotations freely.
GU all fruit was scarce and
lGg,ts higher. In live stock no change has
snm.rred in prices in the last week. Work
Vceuals mules and milch cows are in bisk
holsssnd. Butchers animals are In fun sup
asnsnd over. Turkeys, geese, rabbits, opOs
Pr and squirrels are in extra supply.
mi has been IN steady de-
ma snV aver before, owing to superior railway
lsHsteamship freight facilities Wood has
Duunin over supply all the week and has
~ selling at $3.50 per cord and lower.
fogs io sars sSsaT The g %ool mP S%fRet
dead. Sales at the lowest quota
aons have occurred lately, owing to oper-
seeking " ClURl VI etAAN Ett lNtANN lpI
M sprlng clip. lla' DWARF is lively, especl-
w VS. machinery for planting, and also
cvs Poverty hides are an i'm
yant feature of the present
~ men well know what the term implies,
Snse February |, many carloads of that
nSS of hides have been sent north from this
onint, and other points report an unprece-
Snted supply of the same class OF skins
rSyain and breadstufs. Oats and corn are
Si5ber, Corn in sacks is out of market
THHciuatons are so frequent now that the
.sesraph report can scarcely keep pace with
NE changes. Ii is hoped that
Io next management of the
Ngchants' exchange will pay more
stentiou to quotations. A complete tele-
rbone system Is now organized with subur-
Ian points and much good would result
isnsdt OF those dealers outside Of Dallas,
those tracing Is based upon the prices
ialked up here
, GRAIN AND BREADsTUFFs,
nw iay since, the HERALD published
a. anil statement fine Agricultural d.
.s.lncet. sto the wheat crop and the pri-
d .mling in c different states. The total
Nyssaat cr9p of the United States, of last year,
'aS avon nj 5l2, 76S 800 bushels. This IS only
Va g' ant of the way of the estimates given
i NM department before harvest. CalilOr
d toTds first, with q yield of 1880, nOC
-Isbeis. Minnesota follows, with 4,WI0OOi
+ Mio comes next, with n,lS6OCl then
d y a% with 1880 00O Indiana, with 49,
| hgsaS. Illinois, 32,37I000; Iowa, 81 ,270,00O
Il ttET5ou, 29,772000; Nebraska 2S,325000
Q. iis.oiIri "a 500, 90; Dakota, 22,23 900; Penn
II higanioI 10, $4,000; Wisconsin, 2OOS3,QJO; Or
" wv 54G2 600; Kentucky, l3,l5DOJ; New
In EHrE 70 729n,O; and smaller crops are re
ID U,ed i5r every slate and territory eXcep
% Ec'je islaud Florida and Louisiana.
" o%parlsou will show that quaint ties an'
% zines by no means correspond me lz,i29,
81 SHnsh6lg of New NOrk's crop were WOr
be W!ioG5O while Dakota 22,33O,00O bushels O
Iul glch better wheat were worth oblyS lO,2l,S
Nqhrasla's 2S.325000 bushels wer
/. nTooted al Sll $780, 500 OhiO's Il, $4,000 bush
10. Sow worth S}OSS9, 500, while Minnesota
X. T9r olO bushels are set down at S2c,6j3,5JC
m. ". Kansas crop of 3i010,OO0 bushels wa
lred st Sla7l5NO0, while the Pcnnsylvani
;ed rr6iuct OF ~ $4,000 bushels was worth 9l7
I, UtEn. Cost OF transportation, Of c0uls
laa waEps these differences The railroad
''N isrged NOR for hauling the Kansas crop
40 wSrEel than the farmers received for I'll
S% ,min. This will hold good Of Nebraska an
Uh,koia Notwithstanding the alleged chea
ngs on the long maui, the Wes ser
stes last aaOn had TO give han the
T0ps get the other half hauled 10 marke
unsayefage farm price Of wheat for u
, whole country was % cents, as compare
4 Elh 81 cents in 1883. These figures repr
n pDt the December price. he average
K NSbr9sla Is gwen at q cents; Kansas,
ri snts: Dakota, - cents; N unesOta, 50 cent
81 lava IS cents: Missouri, 62 cents; lllinO
cents; Indiana, " cents Michlgan!
tuts; Ohio, 70 cents; Virginia, 80 cents NJ
u,Shnd. So cents; New York, t5 cents; Pen
~ v,,yania, So cents, and more than 81 in NJ
" Uigand These prices are sOuslderot
u Uhgher than those of September aud Octup
~ UInlSS3 the price was 10 cents In NehrasA
IN against Y cents IN ISL ana tn nS was "
s1 Tbe commissioner, without naming d