The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-09-06

than the estimate of 247.oOO.oO0 bushels. and
was PROBABLY 26 ,OO0' o. TO Z5,OUO,0 bushels.
The acr age OF the crop OF 1876 was lager than
tba of 1875. Callfornts held more surplus this
y ear than last. The United states and 'anada
will probably have to spare or the croo of 1875.
and crops o, previous wears, q 5000 bushels.
The corn crop as matured early, the hot,
forcing weather of June and July aiding that
result. Messrs Knapp u. exhibited on
| change this week fine samples OF East corn OF
the eight-ro we'd variety, grown In Ulster
C unity, this state, by Mr.. Harden burg, from
planting in May "a and harvested August
is, including prolific ield. The maize mar
vest has also been commenced on Long Island.
Il this crop shall have been equally well ma
tured in all parts of the country, a large crop
in 1876 may be expected.
Great Britsins wheat crop may come up 10
about an average, or say l2,cOO COZ quarters. The
German whea ana rye crop Is gsnel Ero a.
can countries will probsb y require from sep
TENDER |. S76, to August 81, 1871, an import OF
IL ,Ea,0O TO l30.0J QUO bushels of wheat
Great Britain will en- er In the new crop year
with unusual large stocks In granary, and
the fun usual amount in transit. These large
heavily on the English msrke,s, which has
been Cisaslrous to ne rade.
The hfnrnia wheat crop is moving freely,
and since July TO Aug. p has been 7z0,U1U
busntls more than for the corresponding
period In 1875. There were, on the I'D OF
August, &c ships loading and TO load with
carriage o. 30 O,0h bushels OF wheat.
Tue spIing wheat C, OPP in Iowa, Wisconsin,
Il
To be about two-thirds of last years croD: but
the wheat l. generally OF better quality than
last ear, and has been harvested In nne con-
oitiOn.
tits thought that the new crop o. spring
wheat will move slowly out OF the grJwers'
hands at the present ruling prices. There APP
pears 10 be co siderable amount OF wheas of
the crops OF 1874 and 1875 still remaining In
the hands of farmers or spectators for rise.
The winter wht at crop east of the Rocky
M untains, II is expected, will not come up to
the average yield Of previous years.
The crop of so was estimated Dv the de-
partment OF agriculture at z47,COl,nOO bushels,
minus II pc cent. for damage by rain and
flood duIfDg the period of harvest equal 10
2l2.O O,OOu to a.. Co., co bushels
The movement of the country since Sept. l.,
1875 in wheat and flour has been about 72,0t0,
900 bushels, and there are indications of con-
siderable wheat OF previous crops still on
hand.
These importing countries will have ofhome
grown wheat enough to carry consumption
" ell alo. into the cereal year of 1861. 1.-THE
exporting countries shall force their surplus
wheat on Europe faster than IL snail be- need
ed, values can not but continue below the av-
erage of previous years. However much the
wants of Europe may be during the next IL
months, cpm paralive small proportion of
the whole wants will be required during the
first hall OF that period.
Spain has harvested an abundant wheat
crop in 1879. said to be the best crop in many
years. The Russian wheat crop will probably
be a full average one, with a probable average
surplus 5O,Ut 900 Bushels for export.
or the wheat crop in France, reports from
Cambria + oTd) S ale IL will be ordinary
average yield OF q to "A hectoliters per hecIare
Com pseigne { ist) sta es that reports o The
wheat crop are conf citing, some beng favor
able, others very unf 'vorable. The quality is
expected to V ~ very much. Fecamp Seine
interchangeable wheat and rye crops will vie
less than had been expected. La Fere (Aisne)
the yield o. tn wheat crop will, it is xpecte
not exceed half the usual crop IL is impossible
as yet 10 Tx the yield Lacon (Vendee) the re-
DO t. of the yield of the wheat aud oat crops
show a deficit in threshing OF one-third to
three-fourths Nantes IL ire-Interieure)-the
samp es OF wheat o new crop are ali OF nne
quality. The estimates Of the yield are that
IL IL 20 per cent. deficienl in measure, but per
cent. better in weight. IT. Quentin (Aisne)-
the yield of W heat will be no NOR than three
fourtns OF an ordinary crol'. Toulouse (Haute
GarTOnne)-thrre has been com plant o the
results of Ihreshing; while some 'armers have
more wheaL than last year, 9th rs nave aped
only double what they Iwed-toat Is TO say
hardly any hing On she whole, III crop will
not attain an ordinary yield, but the quality is
fine. Maize confined to suffer from ought.
The impur of flour and grain into the
United Kingdom OF Great Britain for the
week enaing August II, 1915, and from alb Out
Sept l, 49,, 1877, and 1873, were:
1875 1876 1s74-5 1874.
Week Arg. TO Aug 80 to Sep. to
Ana AnU Auo "A mo