New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-23

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FLOUR AND MEAFLo URrho temper n, stn f2yo oss
grade. show general reduc0n q 5a5 per DBL vain
Free dsnoS az but decline d S @ aG @
ef6te; sales 1900 bbls 600 fo5 @SpSTY nc nGQdn9
q 25ds4 50 fo West indies 200 PPs Minnesota - Ezra
e 90; KS bis S1perane s. 2oas3 900 6bls Ino
5Sa' q g. sG Ps. c @ g a' low toF E
F F ch Soes g. qa g % = 2 Sao
$685. 60 Mnnes9a Spga6g % TT% , hST E g ga
Il 50; St7Sshts Poor 70 Fancy, u 3jaf5 30; Patents
g 1926 g. sa6canc Spae and Winter e
Fine eli 75ds2 90. Market closed h"aNy....; SOUTH.
Business reported Sales SIS 5bs shpp9s Grades
= 7SSs5 anu UcKwifEHr GRH1N-QGoted ia
A 9nd "a UNCHANGED gS So5 4 RSe
avs. corn MEGL-Steady yellow Wcsorn quoted at
hi3%4{gTPe 62 81 naS ' vas dyd OF
special features today End prices aactuaod within the
rpInS according @ the dctaqns q the West SpOegli
way way the daaiags We're greatly Augmented ovcf
u 500, 600 bush changing banda most marked N Nay
fair share attention Tie visible supply Tor The past
iuily dscounted and consequently had iito effect
Fine weather and Continued good GFoR tep9r coupled
side and the expor, de;and Is no, Of character that
the ofncai cioss Of Saturday last O-days nna is 12S
2e GsG a %h o. f Is. My A e i' on fO So @
and subsequently raGd to 81 5,sC Long selling vas
THIS was followed by ainnes helped by fhc reports
% sSGi' 81 5S leaving or o sado aef tie o
GA hg trading ding was fairly active and prices declined a.
t. In 'Y%Pt9y YIN SPG a5 SpS S too eight igas
Ss ss l91d3 % 900 So bushels aas B6o 70 Suy c
lnci1img SO. / Northern Spring At y5c Z. and t. Tn
graded Winter Rrd, $50 gci ~ BED l.4S over May
closing a. 50 7sc DO May. 50 71&Qsi Bloc closing At
Sal VS. s. az &c cioq a. SO sc DO AGsa 8@
So 3c, closns a. % o. 40 SepsHpyr % J.; as2 7S
e G65 WeeI6 g 5a Gs ddvcSed i d1 ,9 !G
Al: 10 Canada 75osBARIEY MALT@Fairy active
larger receipts and dmnuon OF export Interest tended
TO c1 %e SE aS S c 'St he End mos. era R Ga@
reduction in prices Of 1@alc. Options the contrary,
qJ.lc closing steady. Speculation, however light.
Sales, sol 900 bushels future 600 bushels tp9 IN.
h, yGgrS Yo IS @ in Elevator ii 81ai5o
dasSIyeteI steamer White 44c in elevator: No April
closing at Ice May, 42d42 14c closing az AZ l4c
a. $50, closing at ~ 5Sc do Augus, az . 2[3 5sc.
oHTs-suTcrod further break all around with fccr Offer
lngs. Cash lots are down i4Gl@c with SloE SusnesS
p No $So Do Witt 81 sac No 30 aG8ic
efn, 29a33c White do. s3a3c 70 : April 20 55c co-
c cosi 1' At Zoe ga DO Witt Nay 81
Sc hSp soss5e Rye SY Feed 2 8o NV 3D. 'V
Dus SSS OF Sor gray o5 i'G S S az
s .s 6s'h s ga ISys. s}2 9p9 5 sa.6e
Ss1t aoi IA April % wResi 900 ouSis5 1000
:ssS s5.Ss :2 e, S 155t 3: "a S5 P Sa.s5
Ns%YeIE Produce EysAsnao 'tatem'ns of yH0'o SID,
%2 e 2 e @ $5 f:5
Visible ' wsss in the dofa d s5 6s AMI E59a1' Farley
4R S 93$5255 iS23fs7 go
Apr q 82,e8o1s e1s8.o23 Sa7s Oo5 Si444o 1OoO1oc
hp 900 so 1890 s8e! S9l
dansn aa are E' about 1oS enu M isySC e
sasoc may covS 92SS 5oaood Light MSsa Ga OAK
asas5 Ss5fs Sh sos &c on,
HOPS Firme.s is stn noted AL RrAhes and de.
&c DO common 5dl5s DO 1ss FOIL do - 20 O.
common, isalCe Do 1851 5S52 Eastern and Wisconsin
new r,o Isg2o G E W New Ss+2f Of oaoy New
business has been don" up In The Interior the
Ssipts into New York good proportion Of the arri
yll' have been booked for export III" price mp country
pound les han rallied here from brewers and *;
Neglected ana There f. te o.. 10 caaca q any move,
msnt in hrn until speGulatlye demand set. IN later on
isct better usual. set. plentiful and can had
tbore Is not likely 70 be- much demand Tor tEcm from
State growers. IN view OF the fact mat Pacific Coast
Rfow"rs largely Increasing their Acreage Tho
Schobhrc Republican," the stock Of sss remaining
unaoid IN hands Of growers I'm TINT county viii
coed 500 has, II they bought mp closely in OF.
scgo, Madison and oneida, will with very
clean boards o August 81 But when estimates
Of this Kind are made by exchanges they always
seem IN forget many old hops arc being held
II is believed that the large quantities ~ Old hops
ing held by growers spnrulaOgs 1nd brewers d
rect Of the present depression IN the both
! hero and In Europe and As long a. brewers Use
them they will stock up with
As The United states census WIN be taken this year.
Homogeneous throughout the county AlGrd keep LrcI
account OF their hop acreage number bales or pounds
produced ctc that ire census canyussns get tho
huures and make comparison with the returns OF ten
|
| IL seems that the Cincinnati brewers are irving 20
drown out an EuGsh syndicate ~ putting thc beer
the market Of 80 cents r+ailers II is snld the
syndcntas threatened 70 do this thing with all
brewers who declined sell plants upon the
tAtoE offered by former. II would apUcar therefore
that the syndloatcs ae being paid on In their ow
coin and that The brewers haVo besten them their
Rssipt 70 the week, 1,O42 bales; total receipts tOI