Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03

The DILL authorizing the Secretary OF the Urea
sury to Issue the additional SlJO, 900 900 has
passed the House, and is now before the Senate
IL will pass that body, but will be modified some
what no doubt.
The news from England by the Scotia i quite
favorable Tor breadstuis. an active demand hav-
ing arisen IN Liverpool, and prices materially all
anced. The probability is this movement has
been consequent upon sudden uniavorable
change in the weather
The weather has been quite changeabe; some
showers aud the temperature at times high. The
summer so far has been remarkable for the low
temperature and unusual amount of rain which
has fallen; there having been no protracted dry
weather.
Wheat looks well, and in the entire West
promises an abundant yield, so far as regards the
winter variety. The late accounts from the
sprirg sown are more favorable
A sample of white winter is now before and
indicates an abundant yield Ii was cut last
Monday. Corn. oats, and grass abundant, and,
owing 70 the long continued moist weather, the
whole face OF the country, including field and
forest, is covered with great proiusion of yer
dure and the promise of most abundant crops
regards this State, Kentucky, and Indiana at
least never more fattering.
The markets for general produce have been
dull, and the business done small.
eign news. prices advanced l0c per brl, and the
market closed firm under the continued favora-
BILE advices from England. Superfine 50 90a4
and extra S4 load 20. and fancy brands 81 25a
81 Is. Wheat ruled steady. Corn advanced To
35a36c, and has been in active demand from dis
tllers Rye advanced to 49, Soc. and in good
demand. OTIS advanced TO 34a35c, and in good
demand. Whisky advanced to Csc in the early
part of the week, and has been steady at this rate
up TO the close.
The dstilers are working day and night. with
wonderful energy, to make as much AS possible
by the LIST prox. before the tax law goes into op-
Grafton. In the distlleries or warehouses at
tached thereto, all whisky found on the lst of
August will be taxed and the same NAV he said
of all other goods found in the place of manu-
facture at that date. The report which was cir
culated, that all goods manufactured after the LIST
Of July would be subject TO taxation, or if man.
uiactured before that date, and not removed
from the place of manufacture before the LIST of
July, would be subject to taxation. is false, and
though il bore absurdty the face of it.
many believed it, and incurred good deal of
expense in removing goods from factories last
week
Butter is dull, and the demand limited. No
change in prices.
Linseed oil advanced materially, and at the
close was held at 81; the stock very light.
The crop of haxseed now growing is excellent,
and the breadth of land sUwn is large.
Sugar is &c, ms regards refined, and ! &C better
for raw, with good demand from consumers.
The receipts from Memphis met with slow sale.
as holders paid high prices, and could not afford
To take the current rates in this market i'm order
to admit of such profits 10 justify the venture
they made in visiting that city. In fact, Porto
Rico seems to be preferred to Louisiana as the
quality is fully as good, and then there is no loss
in the tare, which is weighty consideration. at
this season. Moasses sells at 40 TO SOC accord
Ing to quality. Coffee is very firm at 20 to 22c
There Is very little 10 he had at the inside rate
The army demand keeps the market bare of tue
lower grades.
The market for provisions has been extremely
dull. FIRST class city packed mess pork sold AT
SD. and at the close it offered freely at this
rate No demand for bulk pork nor for bacon
and prices are merely nominal. With the ex-
ception of the army demand which is hardly no.
ticed there is no inquiry whatever.
Lard is still salable at 754c, but is generally
held at &C. About 600 tierces of prime we're
procured a, 1s4c. A good demand for manulac-
lures at Ia &c. and some not quite sweet sold
at the inside rate
The stock ot pork in the packing Yards yester-
day was 2l6 Al barrels, and according to private
adsices the amount in private warehouses is I'M
usually large. which if added 10 the above would
no doubt swell the mount to quarter Of n mil
lion barrels. The stock on the lst day of July
each of the following years was as follows:
YEAR. BARRrLs
1862. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l64ll
le6l. Go. G26
1860. Observation-Disclosures. Il $50
1t is rather discouraging to those who hold
large stocks of the article TO contemplate thes<
figures; and still more so to reflect how they
would compare il the stock in the West were
added at this date each of the years. The high
rates Of gold and sterling exchange have in.
T 4, -. III 4.