, 1874-09-18

cent intoroat, This Is . specInoh Of n doyroe Q
nnonesty III that ul!nolH hau not yet attained tc
"n,spectluty. y. 4.
S"'o""o' eepl. ~ at's.
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HOPS.
Scarcity, nnd Coming: ,H1frs, r.rfcap
70 tbc Euitor Of 3He cA,tooo yr,buue
| T wroto ~, o,f;c,o a;ero1 !. vor,to, ~ ,,,,,,
,,,,,onso,1 =; s,.,,::s "s'
atat"'ou ~ your co'u'n's lase "lh'oe, WHICH va
III ahawcr to IN article on' hops by pnrty ii
| Wisconsin whose ejrnnttro Icani,ot tu,y ranom
ber. Tic latter took tho rroubd flint, 1,on,
world bring n conta INV no,nd hv tho. fn,9oyi,,,
.,ar,,, o,,a,,o1 ,,,,t ~ a.. ,,s.;, ~ a.
surplus In Germany and England, together will
au undorratcd crop Id thia country, would dfrcc
tunlty keen tbo hrjnca within rim asonob,o bnni.
hid Drices: steadily 1ec]inc0 from 5il;to 70 ront,
y, 1 t |"oI, IN 'ton. ~ W W oS eo"le
1874; but afterwards advanced to'30 to ga cents
in August, 1874, by reason OF tile thon know,
orcat deficiency In thu nrcscnt Euc,;ah cro,,
TIo Jo7c;cncv:i;, rr,1onI.;s :.es,,,.s .s"'
ao,,to, 80 40 ieny u1preco.
dchted,-leas than ono-half oprodtctson Of Inst
year; no ono denies this, while some place the
crop ut only onc.fourtb,: md otbo,u at ono-tbird
and of tl;s smn,l rrnnort;on o,,,v a ror,io,,
oro ,,r;n,o t1o.;7a T., eA.y tols,uu
4io ptlno eouuS' ~ uolmaDy INC crop II ALSO
-~Nes~'T'
Producing one-halr othora two-thirds ottcrs
reatly tds much uie last soaRor sn tbnt Gornanv
nny In aat own IA an m, amt Land t,.o, t., 1a-a
nv,;o onsia w. 4o's 'i','n -, .ofo.
Of importation, unless our prcea advance grcat-
ly, and before uu cqual advance talcg p|aco
abroad: then fow s,,iDmonts NAV reach us
oniv II 'r:antoa' ,o.i,,. obroon IS oy,,a,,,a, I
.,,'. %oa ~ Nv Itls,'oso
pficos' DUE .ho 1ccens advance ABROAD has oocn
worry groat, ,-AopB advancing nearly 20 ceutH per
pound tho paAt month on somo grades. 81:
Turning to Our own country. wo find .1,o grant
-etoto ~ Ho,, Val, -,.oa,,o,.. .a,, ,asa 3,s..
~. sa.aan Wv aa @ .s.;es pR 49, ,usa sn.sn
by Tho deficiency IN yield az anticipated some
fow weeks ngo: and, within fow :{lays, Il most
alarming mold has set III, baciening many hop
yards, 80 that many pieces aro nnt 10 pick, Tllo
many samples gathered is thu most alaStntng m
part Of tho situation, WiHconsit, las produced
10 to 25 er cent more tI,an last Season. Ithonrj,
there arc some sections in that State where lilo
growth is less thau last season but at II. 600 to
Tho Pacific 'Coast bus probably Increased its
yiold t,500 bales !; and tho rest OF the Uu;tod
States place at $4,000 balcs, which is au esti.
mato fow would dony. We thus hayc
TS'si;sns!5 Tasiss s5s.t :,'s sS' sSS
New York. ..aD.Ou0
Kest Of uhod goo
,r,,s,,,.,.u .,eo.-.
49,, Iotal pa!es QUO
Iho consumption d, M Of tho ,uuted stntos has
been placed at lou, 900 to 12o, ,ooU bales. Wc may
haFo Eot Ne" YORK too high j; but of this crop
M re can safety calculate on many inferior samples.
y Inc gaic M Of early August did groat damage to
iAe puik OF yards ~ Wisconsin,. .-breaklng down
poleo, tearing on tho tondriis OF the vino. and
II IInnn.ug aaa olu'elns tho hops, NO that ono-half
tAo aa11Hlea pfeaehG bfowned and rusty appear
aneco, a@thonsh @ sha hop nay OIL the brewing quail
it1cs' Ihe bright samples excood any'isroduc-
= e"m.S ~ s;.op. stop. .,,.. ..
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