The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-12
o,356 7437 1924

r.h,cco cxnorted from Virginia from Oct.
l., lsa5 to Oct lst, 1925, 23il2 hhds.
The Inspections of Tobacco in Virginia
aa.s an the 10Th of August, according to
L., hut the inspections are open until the
,.taf Oct. The Virginia crop If 1925 ap
,.,r. from our annnai export, not 10 be as
f.,g. AZ the one If 1925 but il IS a fact,
,b't a considerable part Of the crops of
,o,e ia still in the warehouses unnspected,
,od in the country not brought 10 market,
IN consequence of the low price of the ar
n,... | expect there is not material diff
,e,.ncs in the two crops. | learn from
Ksntlcky, that the crop of 1896 IL fully as
largo as the one of 1926, and that the crop
m gome forward in 1927. Is the largest
m,dt for several years past. The Mary
land crop will fall short from TO 5000
hogsheads this year, of what 1t was the lat,
and the crop to come forward In 1927 ii is
hsIpyed will be very short, but OHIO,
vbieh heretofore has raised but little Of
the Mary land tobac eco, will furnish this
year. about 1000 hhds. Indiana, Illinois,
Missouri, Tennessee, and even Canada,
NOW cultivate tobacco. See but little
prnspect of an amendment in prices. until
The grove dimoishrs :he quantity, f,r at
home and abroad, the stock of common
tohacco is very large. and the crop raised
in the United States the present year Ia
hgndant. With lhe-c facts before him, the
Virginia planter will SEE the proprlety ol
diminishing his crop and raising honr, ex-
t,., l,,,I HI, .,ttnn1inn- hntl Il
be turned to the Improvement OF his land
10 domestic manufactures, 10 making more
grain and Raising more stock; hE sq9nld 90
Nnger tSpsasa. on The Ge,1WA,ss ss' to mr 10 be-
The safe course, and if generally adopted
the planter would obtain for small crop
as much money as he now does for a large
one, Having been engaged for some tlno
IN attending the tobacco market of this
place, | am prepared to give the planter
some informaton, if attended to, that will
benefit HIN. Tobacco is an article of fan
ey or laSury, and not Of necessity; hence
sht great advantage arising from neatness
In the management oft. t. thr curing, It
salimp0rlant that the planter should pos
SEES the 'rt Of making il a dapple yellow
pyebald by all means yellow ii II possible,
ont At the same time, he must guard against
nrd lrlog, which Is very loJurious, fact
Hnown to every consumer. of the article,
hr OF and life Of the weed is DESTROYED aud
IL Is bitter both in chewing and smoking,
Every planter should make three classes
OIL his tobacco; The first class should be
ms nae, second bis good, aud thlrd the
slofi tobacco and Tugs; the last class
snoh'd always be stsmmed. IL chasing
great care should be used to separate T.
PN together the different qualities, few
.pou.rs Of the end quality intersnlxed with
~ Il SHOWN IA Il sample, will bring hogs
"'au d""n to the standard of the cad class,
po' use the planter from 81 To 50 in the
nnoored; and ~ of the end class, If inter-
u'"u with the Sd. 1.-THE different quail
"'s are prIzod IN the same hogsheads, the
taalrr Is lulured IN purse and reput ttlun,
>" Il Is app to be believed that something
'''a'r was iotrnded. In pjizing. II is I'M
p'l''hl u be neat, the tobacco should be
@'u straight and not pressed 50 hard IA h.
sa,o or hruIse II, his casks should be neat
lS"" ana strong, the slaves and heading
pFnlg wen seasoned the weight of a h IS.
Eau III tobacco should be not under 1900
ana ought not to exceed 1900 ! deem
h'"p'f N closing this report, to- say that
:" principal demand for fine tobacco tins
'',''N mas been for France, and as it is
" 'ha The planter will have 10 rely
s'"nY on that demand fuc the present
= owing To the la ge stock now in
1.''' britain, | will make the following
a'HF'ion, The better To eunble him Ia
It. The description of tobacco best
/ 'r'"u |" this market is the rIeh dappled
s'a'u nr colour resembling rich
m n,,"o"d koot moderately fred, but so
Ill s" that til" oils Of the leaf are not IN
/ g. su' "hlIe the Stem shall be rffrclnal,
p'a IN such order that the leaf will free
5, 19i''d itself when sampled without
1.p aug. For such, even in the present
,a "s'a'e ofthe M .rket, the planter may
'u0'pate good prices.
having taken house on main street two
| larasa ue'ow Warwick's new building, will
/ ~ ,a''er receive and store goods for uoun.
j 9o |srchan,s receive aud sell on commits
/ nv ,. nour, whiskey and all articles OF coun.
STAPLE ARTICLES.
gb;.. WHOLESALE.
"'Aey per gal. from 4j cts. 10 AZ cts
h,,a.. Retail, AZ TO 10
'an'ny IN marketthis week has increased !
p' oo'' wholesale from 81 on 10 81 q
FIJI. " s, p TO 4 IS