Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-19

are not ~ favorable % a sDeedy prosecution Of
the var 10 a conclusion a. they were two weeks
40.
The weather has been all that could have been
desires Tor miturng he whea, er,p-s irm and
drs-tnI the harvesting Of that Kind .ailei Aia-
btms bts commenced A. L. Brtmble, Esq Of
Painviiie. sent as q sample from his farm. The
heads are short. bat we'll filed. and the berry
very good. In Southern Illinois. the whelt hir-
vest l. progressing. and we learn that the crop il
very good. Corn has done we'll 50 far, and the
weather has been quite favorable for il.
In the general markets there has been no spe-
cial activity. and with the exception of whisky.
which has been 10 active demand. the last three
or four DAYS the business done has been quite
hight.
Flour lost the buoyancy noticed az the close. in
our lat, and the mtrket became sgain very dull
and heavy. SupeTfue 8 90s4 o.: extra 81 pa
4 p, and fancy, i~nciuding family. 81 3bt4 10 ne
the rates askei Wheat has been rather dull
though there has been some export demand tor
rel. which may be quoted At eOas5c; white goa
y5c. Oats very dull. and declined to 33c. Corn
declined To Bic. and is dull; and rye is down to
4oe. and very dull.
Whisky has been in active demand. and adj
vanced TO Die. Ii has become more prObab e
thit the stock on hand will not be taxed, and tie
2Dc a gallon duty on all distilled will he retained.
There Is more faith in the article, however, aid
there has been a dem md for it. the greater POI
ton of the week. exceeding the supply.
Lnseed oil is dull, and has been sold at SIC,
which i a decline of Ic from the highest point
Butter and cheese are higher. The opening OF
trade with Memphis produced som demand for
various articles. including butter and cheese; and
a considerable amount OF goods have been shipped
thence and to A market.
The manufacturers have again got up supplies
OF cotton warns. but prices are unusually high
pound yarns up TO 44c. There being 40 indicn-
tions OF the trade expected from the South when
the Southern rivers were opened. TIL provision
market has been quite depressed and during the
last three days there has not been enough done
To establish quotations. About 300 brls city
packed mess pork sold, about the middle OF the
week, ut so 80, which was a concession of 50c
per brl on the part Of holders, but at the close
The best brands were offered at this rate without
buyers Nothing done in bulk meats; country
is no demuid; shoulders 331c and sides Ga t6L5c
are the rates asked.
Sugar cured hams are in fair demand and must
be quoted at 11saSc Common in fair demand
also, and selling at 81 i5Isc, uncanvased. and
So &c for canvaSed
Larlis held at "a; it could be sold to a mode.
rate extent at 7%c.
In the grocery market there has been but a
limited business done AMI we lower our quototions
Mc on sugar and &c on coffee. MollS>es un
changed and scarce, the trade being chiefly sup
piled with sugur house syrups al ~ 46c. Antici
pating a supply OF sugar from Memphis, dealers
have been holding of. it is extremely doubt
ful NOW that any supply from thence can be pro
cured for som time that will materially affect
prices.