The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-08-18

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EXPORTS OF BREADSTUFFs FROM NEW YORK
The exports of breadstuffs for the week
ending Thursday evening were: Flour, To-
500 barrels; wheat. $50, 200 bushels; corn
351 200 bushels.
STOCK OF MEATS IN CINCINNATI.
The Price Current of August IL says: The
stocks of winter-cured bulk meats an6
bacon held by packers and dealers in Gin
cinnsti May 1 last, as reported, aggregated
35,sl9,S $50 pounds. By reference to Oul
weekly table of receipts and ship
ments we find that from May L to
date the shipments of bulk and bacon
meats, less the receipts, have amounted
to y, S96;0l1 lbs. If this be deducted from
the stocks held May 1, the result is 10 ,923 .S3e
lbs, which may be received as the approx
mate stock OF bulk and bacon meats now
on hand. The reported movement of the
product last year shows that during the
period of six weeks, from August IA TO Sep
tember 25, the shipments from this city OF
bacon and bulk meats. less the receipts,
amounted 10 l0,S72, Az lbs, or within $4,000
of an amount equal 10 present stocks. IL will
thus be- seen that il will not require a de-
mand fom this time forward to the new
season equal 70 that of the corresponding
time last year to dispose OF present supplies
OF this class OF meats"
WHEAT IN MILWAUKEE,.
The Milwaukee Journal OF Commerce
gives this statement: Tine market for the
week ending August II, has declined T@1%c
per bushel from the closing quotations OF
the previous week. There LAS been a good
deal of business transacted during the
week; the sales and shipments aggre-
eating unusually large in comparison
with operations the previous week The
receipts commune to fall of, there being but
S2,903 bush Is received during the week
ending August IL, against 100. 900 she cores
ponding week in 1873, and 1883 for the
previous week. Shipments have increased
materially: 344925 bushels were shipped
during the week ending yesterday, against
10000 bushels the previous week. There was
in store here Yesterday 70S 900 bushels OF
wheat against 300, 900 bushels The same day
last year and 179 900 in 1872
Last Wednesday the market at the morn
ing board was active ana excited under
prevailing rains here and IN New England,
together with an advance OF l(G2d per GENITAL
In spring aud winter wheat at Liverpool
and prices advanced about cents. Sales
were very large, aggI egating at least 400 00C
bushels. NJ. spring in store, 81 20; No.
in store, 81 ll(gl llss; seller August, 81 O9h
al l01z; No. seller September, 81 051zS
81 CO.
DAIRY OUTLOOK.
The New York Bulletin in its review says
THE market for dairy products. both butter and
cheese, has shown decided improvement in
the past week, both in prices and in activity
for home expert trade, and the tendency
seems tot ayOlOf continuance of tbi-
general d. "a -s-C willie the prospects of an
increased supp. 10 meet il are not so bright
placing u e market Ia very strong position
when higher prices are very likely to follow
unlts sa oolIer supply OF 10th staples comes
forward. and IN the present temper of The
dairymen it is not likely that this can bt
securea without higher prices. Toe cOurs'
of the LIT L. Falls ami Utica maik' b
yesterday, CONFIRM this view, so Ia