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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-11-17
INDIANA MANUFACTURES.

THE MANUFACTURING RESOURCES OF THE
STATE-THEC CAPITAL INVESTED AND THE
ARTICLES MANUFACTURED-A SKETCH OF
I'll ADJ INDUSTRIES IN THE CITIES OF
THE TAT
Dir. James M. Swank, the secretary of the
American Iron and Steel Association, has
contributed many able articles to the Chicago
Bulletin on the subject of Western manufac-
lures as an ultimate solution of the trans
portation question. The following extract
from a recent article gives a good exhibit of
the manufactures of this state, as exhibited
I'm the industries Of our principal cities:
During the past summer we have been
strongly impressed with the value of home
manufactures to the Western farmer by bay
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-11-17
THE EXPECTS OF DOSING.

v1gor endeavor to supply the deficiency by con-
stanty dosing themselves with drugs, (often of
a very perniclous n~aturel. which they are cred
ulous enough 10 mistake for invigorants. There
can be no doubt that many lives are shortened
IN this way. All that such persons require is
o.omacn Bitters. also possesses the regulating
properties necessary to rectify those organic
disturbances which are but the result If weak
ness. The feeble and the nervous can not be too
earnestly advised 10 abandon the dangerous
practice OF swallowing mineral tonics, seda-
the stomach and produce the most hurtful re-
actions, and TO substitute In their place this
standard Strengthening cordial and Corrective
OF the numerous disorders proceeding from de-
bhity OF the nervous system, as well as Of the
stomach, liver and bowels.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-11-17
THE NEW
Waite A M

The past twelve months at the Waltham
Watch Factory have been the busiest in the
Company's history. Several wholly new STEM
winding watches have been produced. and great
improvements have been effected in the manu-
facture OF all variety OF their standard watches,
until now they include every size in both key
and stem-winding that can be desired, Of every
quality and Of every price. 1t the same time
new inventions in machinery, and other large
economies, have cheapened the cost, so that at
present it is not too much to claim that the Wal
than Watches are the best and cheapest
watches in the world. These claims are,i n fact,
almost everywhere admitted. In this country
it is a matter Of fact that hardly any fine AMER
lean watches are sold but those of the Waltham
make, while orders are now regularly received
from England, Australia. and the British Pos
sessions generally, and foreign countries are
abandoning the handmade productions of
Switzerland and England and eagerly adopting
American machine-made Waltham Watches in
their place.
Buyers OF silver watches should be careful to
observe the stamp of the Company on the case,
as well as on the movement, as the waltham
Watch movements are frequently put into
cases which are inferior both in quality OF metal
and workmanship.
For sale by all leading jewelers..
Positively no Watches Sold at Retail.
RoBBINs & APPLETON,
General Agents,
New York, Boston, Chicago, and London, Eng
land.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-11-17
MONUMENT

AS big as the grand Pyramid might be built OF
the teeth that have been ruined by neglect.
Shall this thing go in face of the great fact that
S0ZODONT is a certain preservative Of dental
decay.
rs- $40 to 81 600 invested in stocks and gold pays
200 per cent. a month. Send for particulars
Tumbridge & Co., bankers, 2 Wall street New
York.
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Office OF ADMINISTRATION.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by the clerk of the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Marion county, State OF Indi-
ana, administrator of the estate of James H.
Thomas, late of Marion county, deceased. Said
estate is supposed TO be solvent.
JOHN THOMAS,
Administrator.
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8i0 AWEEK. HONEST. Bigsales and profits.
OfU Particulars free.
w. LAwRELL q CO., st. Louis, Mo.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-11-17
MOTTO 5.

KINGsFoRD's OswEGo Corn SrARcH.-Pud-
dings, ~jellies, custards, and blanc mango made
of Kingsford's Starch have a delicacy and flavor
that nothing else can give.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-11-17

dings, jellies, custards, and blanc mango made
of Kingsford's Starch have a delicacy and flavor
that nothing else can give.
%
To THE PuBL1c-we propose publishing an
atlas OF the State Of Indiana, containing a map
Of every county in the State, showing sections,
prairie, roads, railroads, streams, school houses,
churches, etc, etc. Fine maps, l4x2S inches OF
the State Of Indiana, United States and Terri
tories, and ofboth H~emispheres. An extensive
history otIndiana, plans, with histories of the
cities, towns, villages and counties of the State.
Biographies of a large number of early settlers
and prominent men in the State. Also a con-
densed political history of the State, giving
votes, etc. Six maps of Indiana so colored as TO
show the geolog;caland chronological condition
OF the State, with also the Congressional, Sena-
torial and Representative Districts. Sixteen
maps OF the United States, colored in five fine
grades, TO show the amount of wheat, hay, corn,
cotton and tobacco raised in proportion to acres
cultivated. Also to show deaths by consump-
ton and other diseases in proportion to the
deaths by all diseases, and 10 show density Of
population, and proportion of colored, and
various foreign nationalities in the United
| States.
An immense amount Of very useful statistical
information, covering about so square feet OF
closely printed matter in every atlas. To the
patron of the work is published his name, resi-.
dence, business, nativity, postofice address, and
when he came to the State, besides locating
name and residence on his land. The whole
work will be illustrated by fine line engraving
OF hundreds OF public buildings and private res
licences in both town and country, aud por.
traits of prominent men.
a large force of experienced men will com,
mence Immediately an experimental canvass
and III sufficient encouragement is received, We
hope to complete the work sometime durins
1875. Yours truly,
ANDREAS, BASKIN & BURR,
Publishers, Chicago, Ill.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-11-17
BUSIN q S. NOTICES.

p6- Dyspepsia! Despepsial That hydra-headed
disorder, with its sad depression of spirits, sick
headache, sour stomach, scalding eructations
opp essive fullness, loss of appetite, wan, wasted
appearance, and nervous debility, all indicating
imperfect digestion and assimilation of food and
thereby lack of nutrition, so necessary TO the
support of the body, can be effectually cured by
the use of Hollands German Bitters, the favor
lite prescription OF that eminent German physi-
tian, Christoph W.. Hoofland, of Langan-Saiza
Germany, the efficacy of which won for him
many marks of distinction by the crowned heads
To healthy action, regulates the bowels, arouses
the torpid liver, promotes natural perspiration
invigOrates the nerves, and restores all the func-
lions of nature to vigorous health. The efficacy
Of this remedy is daily acknowledged by the
happy subjects of its treatment, who now enjoy
robust, glowing health.
Hollands Podophyllin Pills are recommended
when a brisk purgative is revuired. They ope.
rate thoroughly, without gripping. They are the
best anti-bilious pills ex tant.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CO., Proprietors
Philadelphia. Sold by ali Druggists.
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MANHOOD

A victim of youthful imprudence. causing
premature decay, nervous debility, etc., having
tried in vain every known remedy, has found
a simple self cure. which he will send free to
his fellow sufferers. Address j. HI. REEVES
70 Nassau street, New York.
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A long and fierce quarrel about a Metho-
dist church known as the Salem Church,
near Inwood, has been terminated by some
OF the Jealous partisans, who burned it TO
ashes last Saturday night.
, 1874-05-25
REAL ESTATE,

Real eHthto doalers worry generally report more
Inquiry for property this woek than last. mud
lhey exhibit In consequence an improved feel
Ing. The number Of sslaR made, however, can-
not 10 Hail to have increased. There is better
lone, but no creator activity.
Chicago mon who have rooontly returned from
visits to tho East hayo found tlullness in busl-
aoss and III rcal eatatc perhaps greater thun, hut
rorsainly equal to, that in Cl.ioago. In Boston
ehe number OF stores TINT aro vaoant liz very
large. As III Chicago, tho sudden rebuilding Of
the burned district III tho cause OF tho lu1lneas.
IN Now York tho number OF unocoupled stores is
reported by gentleman OF this city, who deyot-
vi much OF his time during recent visit TO tint
tity to personal inspection Of the renl estate
market, to DO surprisingly large. It Ia, OF oolrse,
not 10 large IA In Chicago. but Ia sufiloseut to
show 4 groat dullnosB In general bualnesa az we'll
AZ In real estato. A worry much larger proportion
Of dwelling honaeA Is vacant. Whole rows oi
housos stand uuocouplod in tho upper part Of
lilo island. Tie last attempt at real estate auo-
lion, at which the Witthnus estate was put up.
Wan d Kront failure,
This state pf affairs Is call0l raal estate
panio In New York, but with all tho dullnaBH
t1ura Ia 10 pauiolty feeling Aoro. "A panic Ia .
collapse it follows inflated speculation, Expand
Cd oporatious. Now There is no bubble to blrst.
Real eststesreaclsd its highsst teuro two yaarA
ago, and Las been settling sTef sin9e. Ihe
, 1874-05-25
MONEY and COMMERCE,
FINANCIAL.

SATURDAY EvEs1xa, Sfay %. 1874.
During the week tllo amount OF ourrcuoy sont
10 tho country haa largely Increased, nnd tho
ratio Of exohnnge haa fallen. In tho ohrly dnya
sf tho wook moro currency cnrno In than wont
out. Fully the usual number Of tustancos wore
reported OF nonoy offorod for loan hero on soy"
oral months time ut per cont. Tlae farmers
have finished tlloir eaodlng, and now have time
to forward tie produce which they have TO"
tatncd Tho oalls for ourroncy to move thia
como snninly from Northorn Iowa and NinNo-
sofa.
Thceo sllipn,onts Of produce to tho East mako
. good deai Of exchange on Now York, and tue
rnto, which Mt first WIS Arm At 200 premium for
$1,000, closed ct par to 26o discount.
Tho lomaua for 1oaus has boon slack, and the
supply Of funds anporabuntans. The ratos OF
discount have boon 8 per cent. for solno borrow
ers, at Home banss, md 10 per cont In other
pasos. The banks which ara doing commercial
business 80 ynried ana 70 active that they could
koon their ratcs Of discount firm ut u por cont
The uotc-brokors through whom outside
paper con!oa to tho bauk for discount, were
nover 80 bare as now Of desirable paper; Tue
kind that bankera would not accept at any time.
An unwltlingncgs to give notos Is apparcns In
soma quarters, whore former borrowers aro
growing notioeably conservative. There ia,, aa
always, moro or less renewal Of paper thut
comes to maturity, and now thore arc, pcrhars,
more than usual Of these removals, but certainly
not enough to call for romark. Bankers aro
g}ad 10 accommodate al their regular onetomera
On the usual torna, aud entertain outside hppli-
cations With a rospect not shown in buster tilnes
A number Of merchants aro found to be dis
counting their own paper; the disinclinatiou to
borrow largely is worry noticeable; the banka
Lave au abundance Of funds. but thero is no de-
mand to absorb them.
Money is rory easy. It is tight only for those
who lavo nothing to borrow with. Tloso who
class tint would nover' DO satisfied with any
tarna loss accommodating than those Of q
pseudo financial association III this city which
ploclaims tint "borrowers noed not ropny thoir
loaun." .....z.-.
Tho clearinEs for tllo weol woro $40, ,C21, ,5is 27
and tho balancos e3,831 ,G78.87. For tho corro-
spending week last year tho figures werc $20,-
86a, ,972 80. and 81 ,05l ,18t .l8.
The German National Bank has boon appoint
cd Rodooning Agent for tile South. Bend M
tiouaI Bunk of South Deud, lid, and for tho
lin, III. !
A now bnnk has been organized In this city,
and will soon begin operations under tho title Of
tho Phoenix Banking Company. THO officers will
bo: President, Mr. William V. Kay; Vioe-prcsi-
dent, hfr. E. H. Paul; CaBllier, 1fr. G. D. Dlcls-
ford, formerly Cashier OF the State aavings In
stitution.- Tho rlmnix Banhing Company will
do business unilor the State law, the charter Of
Tho Peoples Loan aud Savings Bank having
been purchased for that purpose. The capital
will be 100000.
Preston, Koan 4 Co. furniah tho following
s.11nmnrv fnr t1,a ,Ynef enG1ine Nav 19 1874.
, 1874-05-25
$t.2oA1 10000 bn No. 4 do (Csntrat AZ at
9l.23tt 0l,400 bu do At $t.2oh, t,600 bn BY
ean1ple, Aflnnosota. ut 4l.2b on track. Total.

@1,28Kt Ol.40O bu do At &1,q11dt 1,tOO bt By
sample, alinnosota. as sl.S5 on track. Totai,
Corn was moro aosiye, aud vory weak, ayorag-
Ing 114c lower, bolug doolno o{ az por cont.
TGo ohs,aea woro nl,toh tllo name IL noted In tho
caae Of whoat, tho market being hoavy though
decrease In cur stocks during the wook Of about
02o 900 bu, lonvlng loss than f,800 obuon hand.
Tho receipts wera relatively iarge, md Tho atl-
Woes indicated that tlcy wlll DO larger tho com-
*fsa Ssr. osss se on for s ,s pt as''fs IL sous
holders and city spooulators, OPTIONS being
thrown with especial a1aorlty, a. a
grost meny margins woro onited on
ths longs. The short iutercBt filled In, however,
6Bo before many days arc gono. Liverpool wnB
unchanged. Bollor. June opened as Clio, declined
TO 601so, md oloaod ut G01o Boiler July sold at
lat7ely hrni. II sold eafiy at : discount Of Mo
from Juno prices, and afterwards commanded a
slight premium' It oosod at oo}6@00Ao. High
mixod closed at of]to, and re1eotou at 5716o.
OaAh aslos we're 1,o reported Of 2o9oo odn ha llgh
Ct q 16oi 200 bu Do Ct 0lot 70, o00 6u NO: at
Go9lo; 5000 bu do atG05Eo; a. 400 bu do At o011os
$1,000 bu do at G695o; 44+00o bu DO st colo;
81, 500 by do at joo 1000 bu do q 6o19oi 900
Of b133Go; 10000 bu No. at 0214o, freo on board
200 bn BY sample loar) at 08o, on track. Total,
al. 200 bn.
Oats vero quito aotivo, though less 90 than on
Friday and quite woat at q decline Of 11G92o on
Dash lots, md 10 on de'ivories for next month.
This, in spite Of the fact that New York was
Iuotou ilai' 1Ho Rceuipts Mete lnteo, hna noAE-
y donple INC enpmontg. VINO tnore wns Pros
pSIs y. 'aofgasIu aliasals ~ ~ W oDfn aIn "1ene.
Willie quo sERs aoaaa @ dainad Waa n :, setee Sdi tho me
oPeuSo ., 4ofsG, nha oeoinGu ~ ~ aue
caoso4 oe,ior yaty holu AZ az2aR4sa1oi BolloI
August soad o. alc Tor regular, md was quoted
at 3to for old or new cellar the wear ya9
, 1874-05-25

METALS AND uARDwARE-Woro In moderate
aoanA l. aud Hssaay s4 o. fceWs N ,,.,e *,s
co. $3.50; do, fooluQ, l&x2o, 1c, s12oo do, 2oxas,
S3nas-Ss S5s ms-Ssrss 60 &C. NJ see' g.; ''r 's'
aP2s ~ pes &c. ss &C.: sss asa; ai
sna SHas5 IT, ?eno ss's ss; ID
''tss Ssiytsssss Ass's'9 i1sase es::!sA a.
a. 2s:oo HI Nc ~ M aso S ~ a. 1a'. discount
CorrEn-Coprcr bottoms, 35o braziora, over u lbs,
47o timed eeppor, 3ae; panlshsd "copper". Ale; do
,,Ss T1sss Is sss i, i H. T., Ill t.
las ~ 1os; "a 2os full b'~ale' 80 per c'nt dix
SAlLsUColtin.is tairly actiyo ut tho rates followiug
soSgoa per keg, tss1H: 81 end a. L. I'd q g. 1 tti2M Cd
@ iSe. ' sSs1H sush. s5.33s.-l2Sd oa III 100 leg M
NAVAL sroREs--wese quiet and unchanged: J: s1a1-
H. Fo ac17 r. is ss: nsfI,,s SEs 3 ihtH&s + 1Sa$s
Ss;SS; eiisi q 4 s;99Rsoo; e. Tar, = BRIL- s4.7'
e1 61sWSss sss s.sSs;SS set sssbS Which ia s unsettled
tho market ruled steady nnl 1r.n fair business was
DOING botl, locai md Interior account at tho m
tt ,Sis aSSoSs Nc sSS' s 7so nsoeS, ss
raw. 81 .Vl do, boeA S1.0s whale, su9shao; spern,
Is r. aoasst S.. G S,aS ss s ss Eli srs as sts &C.
elephant o o5u turpent,ne, 51@d2c; uaplltlla. Oh
grayity. 17o; naphthat oon1nson, l1e.
pDTATOEs-Wero dull aud weak. especially COM
mou atl mixed lots which were !n largs Hupply.
Choice EaAtern reaulblo%a sald at Las ~ oaly Now
ioo per nu; mlxod lots, 20 pn reaehbowa
lii car-lots 81. .a59l.45, ou.ste for Eastern mixed
and common, M car-1ots. $l.9oqal23; new potutos',
3S.t0E4&.go per hr'.
poUlirKY-sprlng chlehens wero dull aud lower,
unler largo onorIngs. T1rkuya *ero Heay, aud oil
kvys, live, lqk@tAo; ohtoGsus, i've, $a,1094. .0o /;
apltg, $l.7d8300 por dos gccso o. % ducks $3o0.
SElshS-HungarlRu active as tho r6e0lt leulne.
Rslss ysks m&ao Vi A03eos tas pQox to cAolca Gulr
, 1874-05-25

Lilo exports from NOW York during tho pnst
week include 25,c00 brla flour, 1,s70,o00 bu
wheat, and 348. 400 bu corn.
A dispatch from Montreal, received this morn
Ing by William Young l. Co.. states that tho
nhipn'ents Of wheat from that port since tho
openinR OF tho Beaeon are about 100000 bu,
and l tho stock there now Ii about 1,o00. 900 bu,
With large stocks at points In Western Canadu.
Tho harvest in tho uouth Of FraEoo COM
mences about june 10; in tho north month
lator. 70 , opinion Ia given as to tho conttn-
uhnce OF tho Continental demand for wheat.
Our words Of woek ago in roforonco to II the
masterly way IN which tie iigurea aro hanllod In
tno olhce OF tho Secretary" Of the Board Of
ttaae seem to Aayo hoer understood by so1no In
alnerent henBa to what was intended. We do
NOS poheYe that they are "mantpulatcdn il for
any purpose. But We do beltova that the figures
FURNISHED to the Board havo ofton been ii.cor-
fneo.iy ny naaet, ana ne proper caro- iu obtaining
| present, ~
resolution was offered on 'Ohango today
9a wli be =; aotad no, on honaay skng tic
committee to Malo count Of tho stock of porlt
now hero. This III all right and proper; hut tho
necessity for making = count 10 not 20 urgent
nov 90 it. Naa week. a aso. Most Of tho pork
ho we'll to count up, especially II tho reault Of
tho count should DO correction in the present
slipshod Mny va a. Ct reporting tue produce ovo-
/ moAt IN tAls CITY,
I THE MANHET8.
The leading produce murlota wora generally
weak to-day with moro activity III grasn, New
York waa dull aud the weather was tlnc. Tho
principal rcaaon for tho weakncas was, howcyor,
that tho tocelpta woro larger, mud tho prospect
wau gout for big receipts the econilng woek. lle-
ports from country points asato that gratn IL now
i losng froaly nnarkatod. md mora monoy tAnn
usual has gone out to tho graln-growii,g dis
tr;cts within tho past fow tiays. lilo farmers
4avo noarly done plowing and sowug and tho
hry ~oather thlh sprtlg las not foHtoroa
little to do In tho folds, aud ars turning
, 1874-05-25

NEW Yonk May 20.-Monoy closed easy ut 20
B pcr cont on CALL
Foreign exchange quiet and firm at s4.871S60
4,s9 for bankers' si1ty days sterling, and zA.05]
@491 for demand.
Gold opened at 1121f and cloacd Ut 11299kG,
these having boen tho only prices all day. The
market closed firm. Rates paid for oarrying, 2,
~, per cont, md fiat. Utearings 925, 000, ,600
The Aaaiatant Treasurer disbursod during tho
@eok 81 ,707, ,000 and receipts from customs 1oar-
ly 92,000,000. Imports for the ,seok: Dry goola.
81 ,G94, ,087 metchandlBo, 5g,741, sic. Specie
shipments, $2050,8l in gold. end 50aG in
gold bars. $53,2l9 In slYor coin, and 923, SIS in
silvor bars. Total, e87,0GG.
Governments ntrong and considerable doing.
State bonds quiet and steady.
Tho stock market was quiet ut tho opening,
bnt in tho man firm, with tho advance ranging
from X to u por cent. This Improvement was
cont,n,lod and in the final dealings prices showed
m adyance Of II to 15S per cent from tho lowest
point, the Improvement 'beng most markcd in
Bt. Paul, Northwestern, Union Pacific, Weatcrn
Uninn, Pacific Alnil. Wabash, Lake Shore, and
Rock Island. The aalos Included 38, 600 Western
Union, Is, 600 Lake Shore, 1900 Union Pacific,
l2000 Toledo i Wabast. 1000 st. Paul, 5000
Northwestern common, and 6, 900 Pacific Mail.
The weekly bank ntatoment Ia as follows !;
Loans. decrease, sl,773, 100; apocio, decreaBe,
l,270. 000i logaltenlo1B, inoroaao s2, 753, 100
aepohits, decrease, $2,15l, 700; circulation, de-
HeaEe, SI23, 900; reserve, incroaHo, 81, ,012,115.
, 1874-05-25

QTan 1o'oo N4u.ou
=. Wheat was quite active, but 135@2o lower,
with TN urgent domand from, tho Continent OF
Europe. but the roccipts were largo, and re-
porta wore received from tho country to tho
etIect that tho farmers nre actl7oly engaged In
delivering wheat to tho country statlons, inlicas-
ing that boforo many daya our rooolpts Will 20
load oompasnioy to furnish tic rolling
stock required to bring In the grain. Now
York was dull,. probably for the sumo
reason, though the exports from that olty
during the past week have boon quito largo, mud
there iB still q good demand Tor freight room.
Tho prospect Of material decline hero oauaod
tho calling OF good many n1argins this morn-
the markot from partieB who did not wish to
mako deposits. This caused woaknoas, whio!,
incltol the ahort sellers to activity, aud tho
market was Yary woak, but staaaior up towald1
tho close. There WAS only light dersand
for shipment, tic bulk OF tho oastl
sl.2O, closing at 9l.2D55. Sollot July sold aud
c!naea at about tue samo range. tho offerings
being ohiol1y. for June, which nlado tho next
months optiun relatively weaker than on Fri
guy. Nc. Hlring closed at e1.20 for regular,
s!td M @l2996 for strictly frosll Receipts:
s1.14'1, aud rolootod do Ut s1.37. minnesota
wi,oat a waa II fair domand, closing at e1.2u@
l;2oll for No. l. and sl.23@1 ask Tor No. !.
CAsh aaloA @ Woro reported OF 1905 bu NJ. spring
e. u 23N; 72o0 bu do at 81 hui 2o, zoo hil No.
SdR sRR6E E, e. e. g 1ss e 1dn M Do a s29
1900 bn DO at Sl.26; 400 bu No. 8 upring 1t
sl.15l 2B,000 bl do at 8l,143f; BDO bu. l0 at
el.l4?4; 5,0o0 bu do as sl.laI; a000 bu ro-
toctod spring at $1, ,00I 10000 bu No, i North
wesseSn ainnoaosa NJ @l.27; 1900 hu Do d
, 1874-05-25
IN sfore at 1u. Lu. bu. hu.


Thu Bsexlohn,'a london onbo Of Wednesday,, tho
10Th ins reports for tho weok ended May IT, farmers
deveriek OF wheat iu tue 100 town In England and
Wales. 600 to qrs Tor 10000 TO 400 GOO In the
10000 to 5000 qra; nous g. 600 to 10000 bra; aorn,
ThO supply Il wheat and -four for tho wcek was
$4,000 TO ss 900 srs. aganst weekly average cor
sumption Of 100000 qra minimum, aud A2ooa0 ora
There wero, on tho 9Th ins equal 10 liza 400 urs Of
wheat and 2k 7 ora Of corn III transit for the United
Kingdom exclusive Of steamer shipments from Amer
which It ia expected there viii have arrived III four
wocks, from the 9Th ot May, QUO ora Of wheat and
224 900 ora Of n,atxe.
From tho 1at to tho 14th Of april, tnclusivc, 1874
from the nlnck and Azov Seas and thu Danube, CON-
rria1ng % for MaracI1cs. VIZ: "a whcat, MAIZE
bar1ey, onta; for areat Drita1n wheat, mht7e
ry saa aSsr sn 11es pess whss f m1a
for Antwerp, wheat and barley; for Rotterdam,
wheat; for Hibrsnr Wheat; for h1alta wheat and
barley; for LivourEe, wheat aud maize.
mort favorable temperature for Tic crops, Which IRON,
Iso 10 be early ana abundant. Stock III granary and
receipts light. few cargoes Of wheat had boen
taken for belgium. AZ Odessa and Tagnnrog thu
weather at tho lnlcst adyioea had been favorable for
the crops, hut more moisture waa deemed desirable.
In Hungay tue grain vaa suffering from tho etyccts
from the 22d to lie 2sth OF April 1874 10 VESSELS
maize, for aIaraeias; mako, wheat rye, for tho
Unitud Kingdom; wheat and oass tor Naples: 2
wheat u1 oats for Venice; wheat mud n,aze for
Tresto wheat and barley for Malta: rye for Dor
gor Norway; rye for Rotterdam; wheat for AMI
Tho foreign exporta Of the hog product from ports
Of Now York aud other pnderinentionea placea from
Oct 2s to ay n ls1 slt as ee. 9oa @ M
1871. to May a. 1878: