The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13


- 1l4s:s2
1,is2,TSs
Exported since 25th ult. ........ 2I5
Eerport.d previously. ......... II67O5s
Total exports tor IL months. - 1167.303
Stock on hand 1st Sept 1s49. .... Bales 1880
ToBAceo At the date Of our last annual port the
stock OF Tobacco rem aiming on hand including all on
thpbs ard mt Gle IA s54 hhds or this guam
tity ITO hhds in the hands OF factors the
greater part u which held rates above quo
tatiobs which then for Tugs. factory. ~ X;
planters do 2a2%; Leaf. inferior to common, so
fair to tine g. choice ana selections cents per
ID We Mt that time adverted to the unfAvorabs
Of the sd,ices which had reached us respecting tho
growing crop. and the continuation OF thsse sdvces rs
the season advanced exerei.ed considerable influence
upon the market During the fall the demand o.
lersbly It. ady though in degree circuscribrd
by the limited extent Of the stock sss aud full
prices claimed UP 10 the let Decembsr the inapeo-
lions comprised S4J hbds and the the same
time embraced $500 hhds being sw-lied to that
amount by number of rs-saes. Our quotations then
for lugs factory. none; planters dc az AK;
leaf Inferior to common. 80 Az fair to fine ~ 90;
choice aud selections Ok ca cents per 10 rhs
fret hogsh ad Of the crop arrived the 8th No
uber being three days later than tho first receipt
Of the previous year In the months OF Decemoe
January. February, and March, the receipts we're
unusually light aud the Gales during that period about
kept pace with the the stock the
quality Of the early receipts had been aatici
pated. ,cid.dly inferiur In april the dsmaud
tisued good and the arrivals though still very light
fer the having increased what and having
contained parcels of grade lar superior TO any that
had been previously sampled they gave greater scope
TO the opeIat,n ms Of purchasers Under these crcum-
stances the market t'ok higher range aud before
cosc Of The tn figures Tor lugs factory,
none planters, do TX TO ak leaf Inferior to com
tioDr, o. to ~ cents per Up to the 10th May the
total receipts we've 2i0io hogfb.ads, against 5oas5
being . d.boisncy Of Is ass hogshssds From that
date until the 2lrt July, period Of little than
This rapid increase Of supply (which brought 10 the
total receipts to within 900 hcgsncnds OF the
pondng period OF the previous year. had tendency
cause temporary slackeniog Of the demand buyers
being disposed to what effect the uision Of
stock would bare upon prices. For short time they
had rather the advantage but not to sufficient
tent to cause TO make any alteration IN que
tstisns, aud the demand resain.d its former
tiviy The Gales for three weeks endiog August sth
exc..dsa 600 bcgsh.ads against receipts In the came
time Of 54s2 hog heads Since that date the ury
has continued good and SELLERS have been abls to
realize very full rates We quote lugs factory,
~ to az. planters do az 10 a. leaf inf.rer to CON-
mon Al too; fair TO hne TO e,. choice TO cents
400 bogsb.sds. though only . email part Of this
amount is actually the market the being
either ~iihdrs-n for the present. or held at rates
II viii be seen BY the foregoing summary that the
~ market for the past twelve months he's
been gradually and steadily upsard, free from any
sudden and considerable fluctuations
The crop, although BY means equal In quality 10
thar OF the preceding year nevertheless tolers
bly, fair one In that regard and certainly better than
We had reason to from the able
AID the character Of the early receipts The total re-
boGb, sds and the beet information have been able
to obtain lesds TO believe that the qusoty remain
ing In the country Il smser than tor many years past
Amepg the receipts included 900 bhds strips and
the quantity OF LEAF tobacco Inspected at the State
war, houses since hrst September Is ~ l9 hhds The
exports OF the past twelve months amount TO 81 S96
hbds. and their distribution among the foreign and
oostse ports ss well as com psrison 81 the receipts
exports aud siecks, for the last ten years, Will be
shown BY tables.
On the subject ~ the groving crop We cannot OF
course speak much this early period
Wa ktafe huvS hiatt he in her
accom- auird BY frorts which prevailed through
the West Ia april causda great scsrety OF plants
IN many sections and that . continuance Of heavy
rains mspy weeks In and July has further In
terfrd With the prospects Of the planters some OF
early period AID In an unrpe stHt. In order to save
The iron tot al loss Ats later period when We shall
doubtless be In possession 81 Information upon which
TO tsse more decided opinion, ws may reour to this
subject.
erArtmxrr ov Tossocs
Stoch hand let september, 1S&s, hhds.. IL sN
Arriv since Path Dltimo. s3x
A,,a ps,i,o 20, Z, o: calm. Az, nj, ozo 80 sas
s7Iss
Exported sipce the 26th ultimo.. 1894
T,,.i .sv.rts Tor II mon, h. .....-s7sp
City consumption. bslins, &C.,. low SO soc
s,ocs on band Is. Sep, .,s.e hhd.. u ass
Ntsltsk PNobscg - The past season has witnessed
copsid.rsbe iosrtsse IN the receipts of moet rsdog
articles OF production ~ compsr-d With last
y,ar. sbd sc. tables will sbo~ . sc.
pobdilg susDs t.,iop In our experts rhe srr'slrof
hour are 6ls III barrels sssipst 7Uesss barrels last
years of nolan equal 81 4ss 900 bushels, sgsiost
y 0tuV ls,t years. 81 shat equal TO H9 90 bu-h-s,
sgsibst bvbels last year OF ora meal the ar
fivsls much less being Only l1iW barrels sssio-s
AZ b4s barrel, I..t yer The total export. of Hour
snst TO 1880 barrels agsipst a11sis barrels last
year or thu qusptity l66fbs barrels have b.es ship
ped to Great Bitsip a.d ireland Oh 4s3 70 the Wet
lbdi,s. sc and tn. remainder % cosst-t-s ports ~
lIdisp corn the to,si .xpsrts sr~ equal 20 sooIoo
bush. sssipst sUft osN last y~ar OF this qusptity
2tuIsU sush.ls isvs been shipped 70 Ur.ss or .,n
go npl.td 2lao 20 the "a est " dies &c and the