The New York herald., 1874-08-29

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Hops,.-The market ruled quiet with only q light
demand from consumers Prices unchanged. We clip
the following from the circular OF Mr. Emmet Wells:-
"lhe closing mas been one OF peculiar
terest to the trade. The market has shown many
irregular @ and Ss closing s decline o
cent from the opening quotations OF last september 1t
will be remembered that we advised growers early
last season not to hold their hops at too high
prices the star such course would be
advice needed and acted upon is shown by the
importations during the season nearly 20U bales of
American weight Holding the price OF Americans at
4Oc per ID. ana upwards was simply playing directly
quantities foreign were brought and sold
our handsome profit the impO while
growers al this time held back their hops
ter market The results only 75O bales of oregn hops
thousands of the home growth the hands Of grow
and specuiators and will have to into old stock
Had prices opened at 25c hereabouts every ba Of
desirable Americans would have found early MARKET
and foreign hops would have been shut out to great
extent as they could not at that time be laid
down here any such figures except at loss to
the importers The true policy Is hold the do
mestic article at price above the imported; then,
while there Is perceptibe difference In quality the
former will be sure to ind market hrst. Germany bids
market hold out the same ino ucement this year
last large supplies viii he likely nd the way
shores We quote :-American new good to CHOICE Oc.
25c. American, new, low falr i0c. l5c. yearlings
2c; Bavarans (patenu, 8c. 2c English, iSc DC
Begians (nomnaD l2c l7c. Califoruians zoe. 27c.
per lb. -
assorted excepting, perhaps scarcity OF weights.
Prices were unchanged The receipts for the week ag
gregate sides and 2l59 bales while tue exports
the same period have been 2.OOi sides We quote -