Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-01-03

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ls.is from the information va have oh.ained will
fall short from 8 to 10000 hhds. and tho crop in
! Maryl snd is short also. Tho crops both in the
East aud Yves, bong small, must have beneficial
influence abroad. The stock in Europe is still very
large, Int will he greatly diminished at the close
OF the year 1873 provided the usual consumption
he continued We still consider it the, interest of
the paaser to enrtail his tobacco crop, aud raise
none except upou his best land Our reasons for
tbs opinion have been often presented aot are fa
nnifat 10 most OF the planters who trade IN this
! ket
Having been many years engaged IN the tohac-
60 easa,ss, we can give the planter some useful IL
formation which, If attended To, will benefit hm.
Tobacco Is a strange article of fancy or luxury, not
one ai necessity hence arises the gfcat advantage
"' neetness IN the management OF II. In curing, 1t
Is all important that the planer should possess the
'fi 81 making 1t dRppte geiialc pgebaid, by all
means II should be yellow II possible, possessing
richness and guarding nj TIM same time against
8Gfd tfthg, which is always injurious a fat
known II every consumer; for by il, the oil and III
OF the plant is destroyed and madr bitter rs To
render IT unpleasant, whether used in shutting.
chewing on smoking. We would say 10 the plan=
lers thaa considerable part Of the tobacco made in
our state IS cut green, n most ruinous rraetiee.
/ Tobacco ought always 10 ba thoroughly wipe, so
the qualities which make II valuable. We s,ywith
certainty that such tobacco, whatever may be lis
color, Is always In best demand. Every planter
should make three classes Of his tobacco 1 hn
first class should bo fine II class good 81 class,
short tobacco and Tugs, IN CHASING, great pains
should toe taken 10 separate and pat together thu
leaves of the shme SIC, Color and quad " aud ney
e. sailer ,hc different qualities 10 be rtermixed and
priced MO the same hogsAend. or i.W bundles III
the seeoni class mixed with the first, II seen IN 4
sample, will bfing hosshead down Ia the stan
dafd of the 2d class aud SO ei tAe 81 class m,xea
with the 81 and often lose the plautel from III TO
lf3 per hundred Where tie different classes are
mixed together, the planter Is always injured IN
p,se, aud often IN reputation ior IL very apt 10
In believed that something unfair WIS intended In
pr'zne, lac neat the tobacco should be and straight
and not pressed hard IL hruise or stain II the
cask should be nice, tight and strong the atstves
and heading being always well seasoned tin
weight al n hogshead Of tobacco shood not hc -
than 1900 lbs more than leOD ID unless III,
hosshead is very large Will regard to strips nd
the III class of tobacco out OF which lhry nod
sc eaunot give an opinion, which will lg best len
the planter whether 10 Sond the tobacco here
IN the leaf or IN strips The nga and shmt
tobacco arc now worth from SO to Il in the lraf
aud from iils 10 ~ IN strips the planter viii JUDI
he determines ON putting up strips observe III,
following tults Take out lhc stem neatly, lay
HE sftp3 straight diy lhem dry a. poss bic, -
~ a they do moi efpmbc, aud let the weight OF the
hossheah be from 1900 10 loo lbs lake care Al
way IA have them dry; tfefe is difference Of Is
per hundred between wet and dry st ps OF lle sane
quality. As 10 the tuc al shipping, prizng ami
Getting tobacco 10 market, would say stfil
voui tobacco early IN the fall as You enn, after
rs ttnfan -hlv euredi and bnih II doNn good or
der never 1T II hensor taxi the winter win Il
It can be possibly nyoldedi sltlp aud pfize 1t N IN
f'll or early Inc WINTER If the scns II Is suitable
and the otfor good the sooner you get it IN man
'et thu better The principal demand for fine 10
hacco Is mostly confined to France aud our own !
markets. Chest pains ought 10 he taken to put il /
p III such ordet rs i'll best suit thGm II ought
moi 10 he too dry. or too high IN order, med uin
shed he observed 81 that the le i opens freely. I
Bv ali maaus do not bruise or run 1t to2elher SO IA
20 nuke II clammy Fine tobacco is seriously in j
cured by hard pf,zng As regards przing IN ia |
,eneta when applied to the different qualities the
planter w'll have 10 considerable extent, to cNef-
is is OWN judgment We tell him, that it is in
lurlons 10 press bard such qualities suitable
Tor stfmnrng, manufacturing, or for The French
uade. We kno@ that qualities suitable fos stem
ming. are WORTH from 30 cents To 81 per hundf6d
me'e whcn lightly prl1qd. than when hafd priced
ma healn tint tisro are o,1.li,;co = hon htd mi,
81 that lock httlfr mud are of coursc moro valuable
ihh wien II 5hllY pri2"d; 81 lhr cannot lay I
Town certain mi =. Which viii apply without OK
ccpfia,1.lo all the different clnsscs Gcu,c III,
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5.sf ,aa,,neut. WI, 4,u,n -. , general ,nl,
for nll or, .,is,.,,.r. ,,i,h .l,,,lI It., ho a.
served to sdys, a., Of the e.ndi,ion and quality of
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