New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-14

California fruit has cultivated large held end thoss
xho have eaten for the first time will want II again.
Mr. Callahan, OF Callahan Kemp retail grocers 10
v.sevst said With the exception Of canned goods
think the. provisions are s or TseH You S, e.
not hsh. and that IS the ruling price There has bean
marked advance IN the price OF Lover iesS sso
b Fi!e IS Tan except ssmo which plentiful
Tea is high in eli grades which fact We charge TO thu
nashs or S S Market did nS think thai
meats were particularly hlsh anu sa S MAJ imey
e 9sH s stsy 1sSe chl esV %p6"nne s
game were reasonable except mu'''"' "H'" va" 'As'
>'' DRUG MEN ELATED.
Mr.. McKcsson. Of the drug firm Of McKesson Rob
bjns which carries on an extensive wholesale trade
with houses IN all parts Of the country sa,d tat bus'
ness WAS in better condition now IMAM ever oeioros
There has becna said he, IAN Increased demand over
preceding years. and especially over last year. On
the whole the drug business Is soon t.rous"out inc
entire country. The increased demand IS not surpHs.
inc as there has been steady increase for several
it only notable that t1 Thcs has ses
seems e0cra advance in prices especially articles
coming from countries having silver OASIS, such q
the E ss,a ImaS Over a't the tariff bill has bad
effects trade they have been que 10 ts pr' .h
the dsrs'on On Ce generally detrmeuta
to the mercantile interests Of the country On articles
which the srH Ts p u to be e:
tariff tart hin would 10 passed by July L.
large buyer and the present orders show decided In
crease IN volume Is t,nH Is Set s u on,
interest, as affected by tariff legislation can say that
the free admission "t nne Is " tr m"re rexenn sa
| as Of the senators and Rcp:e>h'at....s EN-
think. quninc should be taxed. As matter o. ii,s
| Guinnc ,e, more c'capy here during ten months
OF the year than I'm Europe. where II Is mace We an
| duy ~
| This IS the only drawback To our business .ther'
the trade r., %S, who as @ Su
in brooklyn the largest hat factory in the world wa
sitting in his once at BrSadw Wcn ana t hon" lis t ,
been affected in the general s%s had OF tS d.
mSnd as at saa me- All bis Eea ar" ' prcy
seems to have plenty OF me an, o
payments prompt they could possibly BE-
The trade from the south IS always c.h anfwaS III
send In orders when they cannot pay promptly If on.
send, large order and before il is filled meets some
graph t" the mannfscturor reduce the size Of n.
order Thus he keeps within his resources ann Is aois
extcrsi"nS Business is ai,o frstcass in the West.
or the ry it awaS a n 'r,d e in hS
there arr none more; and the demand Is ahon ne
same all the year round excepting that the average
Mr.. KNOX, new f@to,y rovrr> thirty city lots has
frontage Of 80 feet and capaclty for the han ui.
pnym"nt to i2o and l2o girls. Mr. Mcfarland
wh" manages Mr. KnoN'> foreign trade" gave some m
ton on the hat trade nder the present tariff h.
I'D EnciI,h hat, arc sold in the w Go,e t PaT
the hat hat. h a in >: S~y"r r can be- ,od tr .cHcs
the English a' ar" sm"', :" duty S 9" sd o a t s
tho ch"apa"s 81 English labor. The skilled tmsrran
s." week. Viii" in Ensl a' the earnings
exceed half a., much. Mr. Mcfarland aid that he
d d"a a,% or nam ' the sr T in a
more rhapy than M" Amercan hat, of similar soSdt
dn'y Should l." 100 per- cont a. protection to the
american manIfa tnr"r, and worlmcn Who ar, now low
I"rrati"n> That ia" ln-inc-> should have become -
pr~lrn- nntr .nrh alvcrne r"ndi,"n IS quo
| and dealer
PRODUCE EXCHANGE VIEWS.
| The views 81 prominent members II the ProdnN
| EXCHANGE a. t, the outlook for business on the FIX
| change >augulnc. President Evan Thomas said !:
We are doing good business now, and there * 20
| rca>on Why should not continue. There Is every
Indication that there c-. demand for everything
in line
prominent member o, the Exchange. who is An
authority prduc" AFFAIR." but Who i aver>e 70 mo
ness being done the Ir.duce EXCHANGE Is Of fair
n. ssd Of snne, an e r.:
prices IN Europe being close to the parity Of New.
the shipment Of provisions from this city to Europe
Ia. sss s een in trsn ss,
Europe and from the West on bills Of lading for
..s"", Of the % shipper, yS there
1. required by Europeans 10 H. ,hipptd from New
T%rs VT" HI. 1STn w'S uS Ss i' rssv 'sr
TO hold his foreign business IN the hands ot New
York merchant, and tn, volume Of that holds up
thai III" quantity II stun, for foreign shipments from
this city direct vii! be subject 10 any de- rca>c during
The general tendency in the produce business. a
nor" the smaller house. az doing le>>. The >pecu:
and h.> been growing steadily Of les vol:
nmr !" that a. l''c as 1000 ,.r parha;e. viii will
up 10 do."o or 5000" packages. .,-..,-.
' The general public mahc> mistake in estimating
"a, volume III the Exchange hy the value Of certificate!
81 membership. wmle demand for certificates 81
membership I,tlr,t"> i;rsr aESncate Of ndi, Hnai..
parail,rly few hou- The volume Of business viii
:" on the zane rerrl.,, Of nsh or Low rr'" %. .;
uat crops lead Ia n.."ra" supplies Of gram ana
hu>luc>> next SIMMER Then l.. however. larsc has
! crop. which. With the usual economy of The farmer.
wh crop, arc rrp,rr., short. and with the supply "
rrv,"n, on hand and far I" good amount 81 , "S
scarcity any great dinltution in the handlnS o.
Iirnr, r Kneeland. thu we'll known grain man. said:
Amcrra ha> the shortest crop Of wheat. corn oats.
p"at"> tlnit and ,d Ir"dnris ;'ner,.; cY' r,n.
ever tm.vm in our ,onrry There are reason why
Substantial advance IN wheat corn ana al owner ','n
mditlr, should have been established ~ 'n'>'lu"i'S
81 leg station in America hs Witch ." pnrha,Ins
power of s"ld has h""' very la s%'v rtn"G are
! marty e. the - allrl advance IN silver hu' "n,'
really Wa l"'rra>r the purchasing power ~ -""
II !. rot remarkable that there should hr u" Hfhip
for ti, export IT wheat aui cereals AZ th> h',"'
,dv,ur" since the Whole World mast y" rdn'N'i I"
. u"w condition appl'ah" I" the present Situa'I'u,
long A. Europe can hn, w'a' Al "h'r llirh'l, ~
r,, price tan \mrra Will >' there can bc no eAl'''
demand Eat Their, viii b. Later.
r. L. IiNr:rn"rc. II lridn- h'n.r man. WI" !, w.
pn,t.,, on trade the rruiu'" E\'hdnt". >ah hn>
r., here l. nnw better than II Ia Leon Tor l' ~
two Yeats We hay" lrcH rather 'h'ap on 60, u; "''
nav" rNpnrttd c""' deal {" wheit anu - L..
| l,u.in,.> has been better during III" la>t " "a''
,r account ~ the crops In Europe ana ~. III ~,
| g., h,,,nc l,,u ~, ,lrrl. crops ml 'n' "tUo'
| "a 80 ,h,' ,,Inut,, lave turned better 'han 'N'
nect.d though slightly uud'c ~" ii>',i k'nn, ~:
i,rl, hi> been a bad p'iat" rot IN TWAIN INV.
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