The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-04-18

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Total. Lbs 257, 52667s 257,774,S7 2i9,46O65O
Total TINS (2t0O lbs) l2S,76S l2S,% lA,1SO
Rio coffee has sold rather more freely of late,
and the close is steady for good and prime
| Is more or less nominal. The news from Rio
Janeiro has been favorable to holdeT en- and
receipts here of late, which might otherwise
| have been decidedly unfavorable. AS II is, the
market is without any positive tone, though
| The stock of Brazil here at the close of the
week was 5000 bags.
Mild coffee was very quiet until late in the
week when a more active trade In Maracai DO
and Laguayra sprung up; the sales were with
i'm range OF lSal91sc gold; Costa Rica quoted
statistics have been obtained, which state the
exports Of coffee from Guatemala in 1876 al
arr "a lbs fIom san Jose; 9,sS2, ESQ lbs from
Champerico IA. ''sa coffee which arrived
taI Y,lS1'0G lbs; piea. The crop OF
| Guatamala coffee this year, it 40 @s<lsta
! win reach 10000 bags, and the yield in -
"a 2VOOO bags. The estimates, however,
w.. 'dely, and some place the probable
dlffer M ~: in the latter country at high
/ 5000 bags. La. ys s bogs yieio IN 'uata-
as - equal to 1890
mala W. FRANCE.
The forepart On the last Las,
tAklSS, S lar 1,ery "a ny. Thursday anu
sc nhleht Was w. Inrr ere rather fine, buS
lay ,iIht rain returned anu TINS no 81 mi
although ii has ceased, the barolI4
'CSSmpiaints upon the condition of the W. a'
nlant continue to form the exception. here
and there only some helas nave t'o IoSx
~ lands and the heavier SOILS. Inc wheat
~ e,.r still, in general, presents, a SAT-
isfsctory appearance, - gross and
pretended is that the plant Is w. = the
lodging of the crop is to be dreaded shsnio
spring prove as wet as the winter. But, as
the seed was deposited last autumn under
haps, after all, the less TO be feared, Ior ii tne
stalk be strong and erect the root must be
e4dsrch Seedlings are in full operation, and
almost completed in the central plains, where
| the weather appears to have been more pro-
| nitious In the other divisions. eight days or
| a fortnight might be necessary to fulfill the
| work, which mainly depends upon the state
| of the weather.
GERMANY.
| HAMRrrRf March 2I.-There is quiet tone
| in our grain market, without any materlal
| alteration in prices. Fine heavy wheat con-
tinues in scanty supply ana even conlI1 ion
| other hand, however there is only a limited
| demand, our millers having only SLOW safe
| for flour, buy little. and are working down
| STf-rTIN, March 24-The weather was very
mild and seasonable, and our navigation. is
| now unimpeded both for steamers and sailing
/ vessels. The trade in general was very quiet
| for all cereals and the only advance which Is
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| whihe later terms are neglected. Wheat
| Hardly any change has taken place Tor TINS
| article. Owners ask Is per quarter more mon
| CIV than this day week, but buyers refuse 10
| submit to such "A demand. Rye very quiet.
| BERLIN, March 23.-In the first half OF the
last se'nnight the atmosphere was somewhat
| raw, with alternating rain and snow showers
| with the opening of the spring season the
weather has again become niid i, e,Ii1re
| and dry weather is much wished Tor by larm-
ers for the prosecution of their agricultural
W rk
SOUTH RUSSIA.
ODESSA March 1-l3.-The Abnormal position
| In which our corn market mas for so long a
| time been placed, in consequence OF me eX-
haustOn of the grain stocks on the spot, has
| not undergone any notable change In the
course Of the last fortnight. The absence OF
| grain arrivals, through the accumulation o.
snow upon the railway lines ana the conse'
| ouent interruption of communication with
the interior, is being sensibly felt in our Elk
| change and completely paralyzes business
| Happily this deporable state of affairs can no
last long for as soon as the rivers are ice-fre,
large supplies will speedily be coming forward
EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, March misunderstanding tn
a past week we have had "A sharp decline IL
? rivals of ali kinds of breadstuffs from neigh
5 | boring ports, with also conside able QUAINT
4 " of wheat from the upper country, wnlci
| the late high prices attracted to this market
and If supplies continue as abundant 1T viii
: not be at all unlikely that there will be SOM
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come down from the interior. Beans con
: tinue excessively dull without much offerln
sIresdv reached our market, which have bee
readily placed at equal TO Us I'd per or I. o. D.
In grain the market was active to-day, bu
| prices were less than yesterday, and Sigh
a decline was established. Wheat is firm with
!, limited supply. Oats quiet and steady, an
. | rye is auotably unchanged.
: The New York Daily Bulletin of wednesda
E | says:
o Last weeks export clearances hence 70
: European ports included 1913 bbls fou
o 1852 bush wheat, 4lS,754 bush corn an
{ 27577 bush rye. The flour clearances in
; Guided 74S bbls for Liverpool, 1855 bbls fc
: London and 1000 bbls for Qporto. Of q, la !;
Ii bush to Liverpool, q, 800 bush to London, -
r. bush to Glasgow, 10000 bush to Bristol, 4O,1
, | bush to Cork for orders, 1900 bush to Opori
IS and $4,000 bush to Rotterdam. OF the corn a
D CREATE, lS7 100 bush went to Liverpool, 81
j. bash TO Bristol. "a 500 bush to Hull, q $50 bus
n | to Cork tor orders, 2,l50 bush &c Havre, $50
At bush to Bremen, $1,000 bush to Copenhags
j. | Oporto OF rye, the shipments were of 3
hush to Bremen, 300 bush TO Christianlar
" and 800 bush to Antwerp.
Is notably so in the latter half, New York grad
e. of new crop meeting with very ready sa
DR. and advancing sharply. The export dealin
os were quite extensive, largely IN New fol
ne steamer mixed, which left on nrmiy
Ill Monday at 5612c, as against 04z2c week ca
ne lier. OF New York No. 2, three boat loa
ry were sold on Monday, part to arrive soon,
K 57c-the first transaction in this grade !
IS | ported for some time past. New York No
nd has been purchased freely by the hor
Oh traue, closing on Monday at 5Sz
the option ps At an rm sSt rates
he in New York steamer mixed, including
". Monday various April deliveries at $685.
CHI The inquiry for southern product has be
an more urgent in good part for export Southe
as yellow, 5000 bushels afioat, sold on Monday
ng Soc to the export interest. Old No Chica
IN has been worked of very freely from store
te generally drmer prices, the bulk OF
~ amount marketed going to the export intert
srs and the latest dealings on Monday hayi
&c been on the basis OF 56956xc for very good
ne | strictly prime. Against the decrease for