The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-23
Total bu 1855 s5 10 1864 l6,2S6l72 l5657,s

L
II Kains-Jackson estimates the wheat crop
of 1876 in the British Isles at 1890 900 quarters
| The wheat of leo crop will be of fine quality.
ted Kingdom is placed at % 500t 100 10 100000
| quarters, so that there will be required OF for
eign wheat to supplement the homegrown
| bout l0,5OO,tO TO H. U.001 quarters. France,
the indications are, will require to import, to
supplement- her home cropsof 1876, some 12,cOO,-
GUM and Holland have usually imported
| about l2,UOe,OOO bushels per annum. These
countries will REQUIRE 10 aw on the wheat
granaries OF the world IN 1867. September TO
august 81, lIO0 400 to 100000 bushels of
| wheat Southeastern Europe and America
Will heve an ample supply OF wheat 10 meet
any demand European countries may make
upon them. The wheat crop OF 1851 Amer
| lea is probably somewhat under an average,
Southern Russia will also have an abundant
wheat crop.
WOOL.
We nave no change to re-
port in quotations, but the mark
ket is showing more vitality, and large
| sales have been made within a few days past.
Those who have held the stocks are likely to
realize better prices than prevailed early in
| the season. The New York market is reported
as blows by the Commercial Bulletin of
Saturday last:
The general verdict Atill appears to be in IA
vor OF strong, healthy market, and very few
OF the trade like sn adverse S and The sup
plies on hand and Immediately expected are
not large, the demand continues fair, with
| Manufacturers making no serious OBJECTIONS
/ 10 ruling COST aud wool evidently Is doing
quite as well, In proportion, as other staples.
| This disposition TO talk buoyantly, to which
/ we have before referred, has not as yet fully
su bsided, out this is the natural outgrowth of
a change for the better. such as has taken plscs
since the new crop commence q 10 move, ana
| must work Itself out gradually. The conserv-
at We ana leading dealers do not consider the
| outlook one warranIing the entertainment of
aYrrQVQOQnt ideas tn6 whenever a fQll bid Is
made and a good clear margin shown, the dis
position is favorable TO allowing stocks to
/ move out. There is no doubt a considerable
accumulation remaining In the country, and,
though owners are Looking for very extreme
rates, iL is deemed advisable to allow them to
carry stocks awhile ana test their strength
| befere submitting beyond such parcels as
may from time to time be required TO keep up
comoing al best supported, but pulled woods
commence 10 secure ather more attention.
California choice spring somewhat scarce and
rules nrm, and the present owners of Texas
stock are asking full prices.
The business during the past week embraces
about lHU,OOO lbs ohio Xxx feeces at SSa40c; 4O,-
zoo lbs estern fieeces at Ssas &C; 1000 lbs me-
dunn Ohio at Sec; 6,cOt lbs unwas he'd Wiscon-
sin at sc for medium: lou los Xxx Ohio, $500
and 1900 lbs washed delaine, lU,UOU lbs medi-
um unwashed 6eeces, 2 600 lbs No. feeces, so
bags No. pulled, go bags extra, % do lambs.
l00n Texas at &c; 400 do 4Sc; 30 0 lbs do 25c
Il 900 lbs do ,54c2c; U.s. 40 lbs do at l5al9j Tor
Western, and l9s25c for + stern; l5J bales
spring California, ls24c; 525 bales do 1Sa22c
l7O,t0O dc, ls42Sc 300 fall do, 4oeCO lbs puled
do, 5000 lbs Utah and 5000 lbs Georgia and
Lake on private terms;7 bales Nevada, lie,
and 1910 Cape on private terms.
POULTRY, EGGS AND BUTTER.
Trade in butter and eggs is chiefly local. as
the eastern markets do not warrant ship
ments upon large scale. Poultry is in fair
demand and prices are steady. The New York
market on Saturday last was reported as fol-
lows:
POULTRY-Fine and choice lots of country
dressed are the exception, and only such can
be expected 10 command full figures, with
chickens still the favorite stock Live is dull
for all except for chicken and these sell fairly
at former rates. We quote prices to-day a
follows: Dressed turkeys state and Western,
l6alSc; do poor, l2al4c; dressed spring chickens
10 i6al7c; fair to good, 1sa &c; do Safe and
Western prime, 14al5c; do do, fair to good, LA
lie. Live Poultry pring chickens per 10, IA
also. Fowls state and Jersey, Ter 10, llal2e;
do Western, iOallc: ROSTERS, old, per 10, Ease
turkeys, State and Jersey per 10, l4a15c; do
western per 10. lSal4c; ducks state and Jersey
per pair, 75ca II 90; DUCKS Western per PAL,
5Oa65c; geese, State and Jersey per pair, 81 75a
2 30; do Western, per pair, 81 25aI 81.
EGGs.-Recelpts to-day I.259 bbls The mar
ket is in a very irregular condition, and diff
cut to quote Close ly. In view OF the compar-
lively low rates reached, some holders are
inclined 70 make a show of ste adiness, and l5c
is asked for the best, while others are still dis
posed to sell, will take H11c, and In some cases
buyers claim they N operate at lie. On the
whole we should call strictly prime lots a
steady, but any thing at all OF on weak and
necessarily shaned in order to secure sale.
Western and Canadians are selling about to-
gether.
Nearby stock, single bbl.....per doz. IL oils
..........----.-.-..-... 10 @i!
Western, fair 10 good " @i31
IA SGD
BurrER.-Receipts to-day, s,S5l pkgs. The
demand for fne state butter keeps mp very
well. and we do not dnd an 4 accum ulattOn Oh