The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-28

woods are TO he held the prospect l. not 1aVor- /
figures considerably above those OF year |
ago. and moreover IL is stated that the spring |
staple will be bury and weak. IL Is possible,
therefore, that last falls clip will prove |
cheaper than the one soon TO be brought into |
the market an,
400 lbs OF California, 1880 lbs pulled and |
10000 lbs foreign making total of ,Oi2 500 lbs
unmercnantable at &c: OF 900 Y and above |
wisconsin fleece at SS@42c; 5000 colts at 20c;
1000 Texas at Doe; 600 secured at coo 450p I'M
1910 unwashed do at &c; 10000 No. fleece at
&c; lb.O00 Michigan fleece at SIZE: 1900 Ore
g gaah se nj Sc ii s fleece at S4Oc 90 nois
at 40G57c: 5O0O XXX fleece at 49c: 10000 X Ohio
at 40: 1900 fleece at private terms; z9OO \
Ohio at SOC; 600 Nevada at DC: ], so y fleece
heavy at $40 1000 Oregon at 2z1zc; 10000 Arizo-
ma gt 201lc; 1000 do at S21zc; 5000 medium
conibing; 1000 unwashed combing at 4Sc; 1000
coarse fleece at SOC; so unwashed at 26c;
SOC do at sc; 500 Michigan X at sc; 5000 do
e Sc 5000 secured at ts l SSio oo M ING s sSS
secured at &c; 500 do at H90ic; l0DOO un-
washed at &c: 900 delaine at soc: 300
medium Ohio at 4l14c; $500 \ at sc; 400 Col
orado at C s. 100 do at 2o 5000 Texas at nc:
5000 eastern at DC; $500 fleece at SIC; 1000
Nevada at 2ic; 1910 secured at 2@S71zei o.oOo
coarse fleece at 2514c; 5000 coarse bombing at
47LSe; 4,A0 combine Il zee at 49c; 2,2U0 medium
fleece at 4Oc; 5000 combing and delaine at 47@
Gaic; 1000 unwashed at &c; 1000 secured at
}0@70c.
The grain market is strong, with a fair de-
mand for corn, and prices are steady. The
New York Daily Bulletin reviews the bread
stuff market as follows:
Through the week the oemand for spring
VIII, 81 here has been on a moderate scale 'or
export and milling, rather more urgent from
the milling interest, and on liberal offerings
strictly prime stock has shown more nrmness
No Milwaukee spring went at 81 4212, in
store, and 81 IL afioat, to export buyers, and
closed with thess rates reported bid and l@2c
more asked; NO Cnicag4 sPr,ng last soIo, IN
81 f0H bid land rumored at 81 4l), with up to
81 q asked. Little manifestation Of specu
ket during the week. Nos Milwaukee spring,
in store, sold, for shipment and milling, at
81 y7@l s.; on Monday part Of a load to local
and afioat went last at 81 81, but is now
quoted somewhat stronger. A consider
able portion of the weeks business in
spring wheat has been in ungraded stock of
the crops Of last and the preceding year, at
generally weak and Irregular prices this class
having been offered with considerable urgen-
CT. OF the sales were, on Saturday, two boat
loads Of Minnesota spring, of the cr1p OF 1870,
Ina tore, at 81 "a for export, No. spring has
been scarce and quiet. Winter wheat has
been more sought after and steadier as to val
ues. Extra white Michigan sold at 81 65@
I 6TI; on Saturday 5000 bu for shipment at
| 81 65. Inferior to good red western was mar
keted at vi iGdl 80, of which, to local millerS,
on Monday: 900 bu fair at 81 a. and $500 bu
NO 2 at 81 30, both lots in store. Two car loads
Of very choice white Genesee were sold to ar
i've 81 6TL Against decrease OF $4,000
bu wheat in store here for the week stand the
export clearances of s. 4O0 bu
Corn has shown "a fair oegree OF animation.
as well for export as for home use, at som
Monday, however decidedly stronger, on re
stricted offerings; and old mixed western also
steadisr. The dealings in new crop were
Nc 3, which left off on Monday at sc and 551Sc
respectively. White southern afoat sold on
Monday, 300 bu for home use, at 5Sc. Old No
local
$50 in store or 57s4c afioat. In the option line
trade has been less extensive, chiefly in New
York steamer mixed, for various deliveries in
March at So and April at 56c. Against the
decrease for the week of $4,000 bu I'm the
amount I'm store here stand the export clear
snoes OF 5O4,5 500 bu.
VISIBLE SUPPLY on GRAIN.
The HoIlowing was the stock in granary at
the principal points OF accumulation at lake
and seab nard ports, in transit by rail- Oil the
New York canals and on the lakes, March 10,
March 10 March 3, March IL,
1877. 1877. 1875.
Wheat, bs lO,5llS6 lO779,l45 l6,95S,6G6
Corn, bu.-........... il ,920t20 l21BSS SILL
Barley. bu........ s,I6S,il4 3,f7S,l6l l,s6i,496
| Rye, bu.....-......... 90I,26y 9l5,SS5 4l5,li2
In regard to the british grain trade 1t Is said
| that during the first six months of the harvest
year commencing September l. there was i'm
| ported into the United Kingdom 52s7l $50
wheat, l5JBTS,Ssl cwts of maize, S,OSl ,625 cwts
| -four, ,5e2 665 cwts barley, 5OOO,7l5 cwts oats,
| z,I5o,iso cwts beans and 1887 cwts peas. OF
| the imports of wheat 7.l96.l33 cwts was from
i the United States, principally from the Pacific
| coast. or -four imported, 9Si,36 cwts was
| American; and of maize, the receipts of Amer
lean product were about S,lO0O00 cwts. The
February returns show that of the total inn
ports OF wheat-2,633,6T cwtS-that month,
| I,6I7,021 cwts from United states ports,
and OF this total ,SOS, oo5 was from the Pacific
| coast.
| Provisions to-day were weaker than on
Saturday, and holders were compelled to SUBJ
init to decline.
EXPORTS or DOMESTIC PRODUCTS FOR 1875 AND
1876.
The chief of the Bureau OF Statistics fur
nishes the following analy Is of the ex ports OF
domestic products during the calendar years
1875 and 1876:
Raw or Partially Manu- Values
featured Articles. 1875. 1875.
Animals, living ........... s2559,f7I s2,i62,O4s
Bresdstufs, including rice 1855 467 l32 OS5,74O
Coal 2,9O6,l64 2675,6l6
Cotton. unma ufactured. l9i, 357 223 lS9 662 i25
Fruits all kinds-.......... l,O97,3S0 q. 25}Si
Hides, skins and furs ...... 9,ll6,2S2 6OOi.lH
Naval stOres-rosin, crude
turpentinetar, &c...-.--.- 2,589,iS7 2,37O,9l2
Olls-petroleum crude and
OilS-animal fish and veg