The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-12
LEE vI.IElE SUPPLY OF GRAM,
WEATHER AND CROPS.

AMI OAsOASs
Within the past few days the weather rss
put ons favorable aud cheering aspect ana
considerable buoyancy of feeling and hope
have sprung 10 that things were not as bad
as the tears at first INDUCED. Yet 1t l. clear
that large part of the surplus crop has
been lost and this il what tells on business
and EASY times. In the Northwesf, advi Is
are very encouraging, especially from WIS
consin The Mansion ) ar says: Since the
editors Iirst settlement there, twenty year,
a0O be bas never seen q IN re bOunteOus
harvest in Juneau county. Wheat is large,
thick and very rank. and, though toe
bugs have done some damage, it
will Weld at least 3500OO bushels.
Oats could not be bettered, IN.
les i were too thin them. They will yield
At least $50 900 bushels. Corn Is backward,
but me rows are ali ful and, win good
wasiher 20 ripsn. must be a medium fair
crop. The yield will he from 80 TO 10 Dust
els to the acre. The former will make th3
crop Yield 10000 bushels OF barley but
htkis was sOwn, only III acres. IL looks
well. and Will thresh out from 30 TO 80 bush.
els oefs acre: it NAV even 20 u 60. Rye has
dove well, aud the l,752 acres sOwn NIL
certainly yieid over $4,000 bushels. Hops
will be. taking good, average, and poor
Yards together, ~ leas- au average crop, eaF
LOO bales for the county. Po-
taxes never lacked better. we
esriniase The cSOp 1t over $4,000 bushels
In Peunsy lvania. Mex Hop. Spragu9 ~
Cas- circular reports that the wheat crop rs
suffering IN some places by wet weather,
bur hiss been pretty generally harvested,
and viii be a pretty lair crop, though not a
iuu average. Corn promises q very heavy
and eOod crop, and Q iats rains have been
rstser benefcia. than Otherwise. Oats were
iIu6 sown as esJly as usual, because OF tne
late spring, add viii II. t give t~o-thirGs
a c~rrsf r1af .I.s~lN ~
ana and Illinois have suffered most, but he
last named state will turn cu+s better crop
OF corn than first reports indicated. rbs
product will De lar above an average.
gEyIEV OF THE HOME MARKET
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Avg. IL.
Eo-the asst wesk there has been constant
excitement In the wheat and flour markets, the
advance, as usual, sp-inging at times above the
standard value and being unsettled. The
average opinion of disiuterested parties is IN
favor Of a decline yet in y ptemOer wheat. The
Drcduci Of spring wheat In ne Northwest
promises - be heavy aud he general marker IS
not as<zr1 redIy High. TIA crop in this star
ysries so much in qua ity between that which
was Injured and that which csc lped that quo. a
new win er wheat being low from Fl 5O@l ~ per
bashel. Corn Il not par Ecu 81 v strong, and the
there il not good reason q look for ye.y great
advance II In worth in this market '2S'5c-' ana
is very scarce.
PROVISIONS
ara firm and steady, with fair demand and
some sales Tue scarcity and high price of hogs
in this market indicates fun support of pres
ent rates on provisions Of Ell KINGS.
eRoosdEs.
Business features are dry enough. Commune
cation is still In measure intsrrup' ed, thus cut
ing of collections and trade The general mar
ket has a healthy tone, and there mas been no
break in prices Sugars ara we and I'M
changef from last weeks quosatations: there Is
n moderate de usnd at quoted dgures- 'rscK ers
are another nc or &c = me- the lst Inst fisn
are du 4: IN .ckerel higher aud nrin DIED
4 uits are without anv nioVemed. OOnees are
dull hat ira: quOJatio1s are unchanged; there
arrived in -attInngre -aturday lat three car
goes of coffee grega.l & 81 20 bags, among
which the steamer King Richard" bought
25,Z76 bags
DRY GOODS.
The trade hasshow1 siiSht improvement for
she pas, week New f4Il goods ar IL, aud ihe
fz.l work mas begun. Stocks are filled up, and
the prOslect r. fair for sn early opening q
trade- but The injury t. the farming caSs can
not fail 10 reiiec beavf on tue trad in IL Y
frOt.ds and -aiers not at all sssr gaine-
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Offers a beggarly show compared with good
fruit years. Vegetables are in g at supply, and
of GOOD quality Eggs will be abundant as soon
ms the RAJ n adj blockade is fair y raised. Butter
ia scarce aud bears a good price. IN the board
the market was rather quiet. Chicago wheat