Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-07-27
OPS
STILL
HOPPING
|ices GO Up Steadily and II
Looks Good to Oregon
Growers


W readily as 10 cents were offered a
&. Drt time ago. julius Pincus and
& his Lachmund have been making
Il. me large contracts and have bar
4 med for 750 bales at Is cents, in
~ neighborhood of Dallas and near
H, 4 city. This is the highest price
ually paid. 1t is not believed that
very large amounts have been
A at these or any other prices, but
noticed that the upward tenden-
f in prices has prevailed all sum-
New York Market.
1.-THE local market has shown a
ghtly firmer tone the past week,
hing to the continued unfavorable
borts received from England re-
riding their crop. Latest advices
cable report that the vermin at
ck has not ceased, and the crop
IN probably be considerably short
consequence. Occasional inquiries
te reported from brewers, but the
mness of holders has interfered
j ith the actual movement, and very
4ltle business has been done,
{hough we hear of Oregons made at
12% cents. The crop reports from
lie Pacific coast continue favorable
lrom all three coast states and latest
advices from New York state report
he vines as arming out considerably
htter than expected, and the out
bok is very favorable, with the
BIRDS entirely free of vermin. Con-
Hacting on the Pacific coast still con-
|thues at prices ranging from 100
@k cents, and it is reported that
4 cents has been paid in some in
fances. Latest crop advices from
Pc Continent are just a trifle bet
Nr, though the yards are still in gen.
rally unfavorable condition.
q OF the 37S bales noticed above as
Imported this week, $50 bales are
american hops returned from Eur
>pe.
n Hop Conditions i'm England.
4 The Maidstone South Eastern Ga
zette, July 8: Where sufficiently
Neltered to escape the full force of
ne wind, the hops benefited by the
sain of Friday morning, and fair
fogress is recorded on the week. |
fermin, however, is still trouble
Fpme, and the outlook remains un-
Pomising. In the Borough there is
70 quotable alienation in values, |
'ut the market continues strong, |
wing to the death of supplies every =,
mere, while English growers are
'Olding back their hops in hopes of
Egher prices later. Crop reports
Fom the United States are fairly
fusiactory, but a bad attack of fly
reported in Germany.
canterbury and District.
pant mas made fair progress during
pe past week, but the aphis blight
Fs greatly increased-to such an
P'ent' In fact, that despite frequent
'dsning 1t is almost unexampled.
some of the plantations cultiva-
'On Is IN arrear, work being delay
Oy the necessity of continuous
ashing. Following the terrific
O"hpour of rain of Friday morn
- not, forcing weather is badly
'eued' so that the plantations may
cover themselves. At present the
'OSpects of a crop are considered
be good.
Ashiord.-The bine suffered Sc ,
''ely from the gale of Friday, many
'ne heads being broken off or bad !
Uattered. There is still good
'N OF vermin, but it has not in (
'eased of late.
'enenden.-The prospects do not
lprove, There is still too much
1~'h' and some pieces seem to be
Wing up. Y
~aiustone.-Friday's rain did 7
W IN cleansing the plant, but the
~ knocked the bine about good
a. There is still sufficient aphia
cause trouble.
nofough.-Messrs. w. H. and H.
~aE London, report: There is
0Hahge to report on this market.
'Nss remain very firm, with an :
'aru tendency. The reports from
carnations speak of a continued
~'A oi ny and fresh lice, and mat
are becoming serious now that
are into July.
- rains of the past
nave had good effect on the
!, 'sius' as the bine has received