The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-05-23


Fulton Co0nty-Wlnter wheat very fine.
stark O0unty-Winter grain looks wen.
Edgar County, Winter wheat looking splen-
did.
Marion County-wheat nearly knee high.
Jefferson COunty-Winter wheat looks oet-
ter than IL has for years
Piatt County-Winter wheat looks good
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Audubon Campaigning grain all sown;
most OF ft an. and looks splendid. ~ eaf
Fremont COunty-SPring grain very prom
ising.
Tarrs County-Spring grain all sown; indi-
cations favorable for good crop oil wheat
Wright County-A large amount OF wheat
sown; all came up good
Fayette County-fhe weather favorable for
woodbury. County-Spring wheat all sown
.s.r.t-r MICHIGAN. -.
Washtenwa County-winter wheat looks
Kalamazoo County-winter wheat prom
Grand Traverse County-A larger breadth
of spring grain put in this season than usual.
WISCONSIN,.
Milwaukee County-S2ring grain all sown;
Walworth County-Spring grain sown.
Sank County-Winter wheat and rye looks
well. ~ f.. rr
Chase County-The wheat crops are thrifty
Harvey County-The wheat acreage is near
ly double that Of last year last years crop
Rice County~Three times the acreage of
last year, and the outlook for large crop
Lyons County-Wheat never promised so
large a crop. There are about 5000 acres sown.
i.abette County Winter wheat coming out
fair. stll
Washington County-winter wheat and rye
in fine condition.
Butler County-Winter wheat looks well.
Noble Couuty-Small grain is sll in; coming
u Carver GountyVWheat, oats and barley in
the ground farmers in good spirits. -
Blue Earth County-Spring grains all In (;
spring wheat looking very fine at present
NEBRASKA.
Saline County-Small grain is up and look
the year.
Boone County-Greatp progress has been made
Nemaha GountS-spring grain all sosyp and
up. growing finely. l-.a q. tdfNlts4I
Knox County, May 6-Wheat and oats are
looking excellent; farmers were never more
encouraged than over the present prospects.
MISSOURI.
Charlton County-winter wheat looks we'll
Cape. Girardeau County-Winter wheat in
splendid condition.
Dart County-Winter wheat In fair condi-
ton.
Christian County-spring wheat looks well.
Crawford COMMENCEMENT Is looking finely.
Oats up and looking well.
Newton County-All spring grains up and
Howard County Winter wheat where drill
ed in promises a bountiful harvest.
Buchanan County-0ais sOwn and look well
so does spring wneat:winter wheat looks well,
never better.
BolIinger County-Condition of winter wheat
about an average.
INDIANA.
Marion County-winter wheat looks well.
Allen COunty--Oats all sown; up and look
ing finely. Winter wheat good.
Morgan County-Wheatf Is looking WELL
Green County Winter wheat is fine:
Union County-OatS and flax look well;
wheat splendid: a large amount sown.
While we are able to continue to send you
favorable accounts of the present prospects of
both winter and spring grains, the conditions
have been such that all attempts in our own
state TO plant corn have been suspended on ac-
count OF the rain storm. From telegraphic ac-
pondents the storm has swept over the entire
The bulk of the corn crop of Illinois is gener-
ally planted from the 9TH 10 the 18th Of May.
The blowing is not yet finished, and we can
hear Of but very little corn planted. We shall
be able next week to inform you more fully
upon the progress made with getting in the
corn crop of the northwest,
In the produce markets we note firmness in
eggs with moderate receipts. Poultry Is in
good supply and quotably unchanged. The
market is fairly supplied with v, 8 stables, and
we note strong decline In the price of straw
berries as the season advances
The New York market for eggs and
poultry is reported as follows by the Daily
Bulletin of Monday:r mar VF
Poultry the market generally has shown a
continued dull, unsettled tone, with the adj
vantage mainly in buyers favor. supplies
are not remarkably large but the demand is
very limited, and the warm weather has aseri-
onstnfiuence Lave again, lower. We quote
to good lOal3c; dressed spring chickens choice,
per pair .SOcasi 3. Fowls-Iersey prime, per ID,
il@lSc: fair TO good l0@llc; do state and ives
Live Pouitry-Spring chickens, per pair, SOC
Gsl Is. Fowls-State and Jersey per Id, l0@llc;
DO western io9llci roosters, old, per 10, 596c;
western, per Id, l0allc; ducks, state ana Jer-
sey, per pair, 75cgsl 90; ducks, western, per
pair. 65975c: geese, state and Jersey, per pair,
81 O0@2 so; do western, per pair. 81 l2al 81.
Eggs.-Receipts to-day, 2,4S5 bbls. Buyers
continue slow and indifferent about purchas-
ing, except in parcels calculated TO satisfy inn
tone. Quality, too, is an important factor in
all negotiations, and not many offerings come
up fully to the high standard insisted upon.
Prices to-day are without important altera-
ton, l2c remaining top figure. itfHl
Nearby stock. single bbl........-per doE.Is ola
Western nr,,ne IN choice .-'-' iiIxaia
Western. medium to good .-..............,.ll @lIh
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The dry goods market rules steady with
stocks large, and fair business is reported.
The New York rally Bulletin OF Saturday
says:
Business continues strictly moderate with
the packing houses and very little animation
was observed in the jobbing branches OF the
trade, though fair quantities OF cotton goods,
calicoes, etc. were distributed in execution of
orders from the Interior. The warm weather
of the last few days has given a decided i'm
petus TO the local retail trade, and dress goods
prints, etc., have been so freely taken by con-
sumers that retailers supplies must soon be-
reduced TO the stocking up point
Cotton GoOds.-There has been fair move
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