Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-24

rrps.x.roLEs. Saturday Evening. July =. ises-
There Is good demand for money, ard bankers "'
able 10 discount all good paper offered BAnk tAe'
tnue from 10 10 Il per cent. and street ron . u -
per cent. Tie principal demand for money 70 P0'
chase stock for fe-aIns ssd for -best spscsaons, the
general pressson being that, in consequence Of shors
crops. the pr.oe wiil advance
There i buf little grain coming in There has been
u,,. an ADVANCE IN the prices Of old vhesfrom 20 to
sc bushel, We row quote red 81 30. and white 81 -
oil 60 The range in wheat Siee in consequences
Of The great difference in quality. The late rains have
done inamsnse damage TO The crop, as much q
Ia. been sspsss< = tire weather Ia consequences Of the
mos, u our farmers not having barns TO shelter it, end
il must be len IN the fields until thrssh.d, which the
rains have delayed. We saw a specimen Of the new
crop to-day IN u warehouses, which was damp
and sgn- By spreading upon he foor iOr few days.
and then running through Elevators several tines,
nsy arsd aud saved. bat baked, II vii heat and
spoil
The reports show that Indiana viii have the poorest
wheat both yield and quality, Of any Of Tire Western
stses The crop will not average afty per cent
Of fair yield The crops In Michigan, Ohio. and mi
moi. the especially the latter State, which has
had better yield. both to quantity and quail
ity- In Kentucky the crop in about one-third Of the
State poor bit good in the balance There Is large
quantity old wheat In IndAns Of the crops Of 1868
and 1864. This viii in Offset the poor crop
this year.
cers IN every par, Of the state. promises well. III.
recent rains have done damage to oats and grass
especially that which Ia mid harvest.
In looking the reports Of the wheat harvest from
thlrty-eight counties we find that in ,hrtytwo the
yield wall be from hird half Of average
crop. and In only the yield from fair TO good The
failure general south Of the National road and In the
north Of that line the Wabash. The yield in
the northern Of counties Is fair although even
In Of these there complaints 10 damage from
rust weevil and heavy rains The entire crop Of the
State cannot be put down more than one half an
ordinary yield. and that IS an inferior quality.
We hear Of sale Of 81 coo bushels by
ono Of our operators, al 81 so.
The -four market has been quite active especially In
the fner grades and prices advanced The demand
has been principally for The home trade, great many
purchasing freely, anticipating an advance
The quotations in groceries remain about the
last week, with irmer market. Coffee and sugar We
qaote from one-half TO a cent advance.
Timers stock we quote fifty cents higher each Of
the different grades Of plate. and the demand Is good
We quote slight decline in glass.
All the staple articles In dry goods firm, with
upward tendency-corresponding with the rise in the
Eastern markets Two wholesale dry goods estab-
lishmens will open In Alvord's Block in September.
This will be advantage TO purchasers competition
increases the assortment and attention in purchasing
Messrs- Bntsch Dickson received, few days ago. a
consignment Of five barrels Of crude petroleum oil rsm
Perry county, the product Of the Metropolitan Mining
Compsnys well. This oil said very superior
lubreating purposes, Ear better than the Pennsylvania
oil. This Company have sunk their well at Vernon $50
feet and in Perry county 200 feet The result in Perry
county demonsti that there is oil rather under
Indiana lat 1t is yet problem be solved whether 1t
will be discovered in sufficient quantities pay for
raising IT, There is considerable doubt upon the point
but the experiments making In various parts OF the
State will determine IT,
Gold closed In New York al l42hs.