Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-12-06

ing cheap, and at the City, provisions, also.
Write me forthwith, and direct your lie,
ters to Sacramento City. Give my best re
spects 10 friends and relatives.
remain yours.
JOS. w. PULLIAM.
PAoirIc RAILRoAp.-A public meeting is
TO be held in Boonvile, Cooper CO., on the
LIST Monday Of next month for the purpose
oil insiructing our senators and Representa-
tives in Congress on the subject Of the Mis-
sissippi and Pacific railroad. This is all
well enough. Mr.. Green. the Representa-
tive in Congress from this District has man
iles'ed disposition to dodge this question,
and we would be gralifed did his constiu
enls bring him to the chalk line. lie should
be made show his hand; and we hope The
Cooper meeting will appoint committee to
cause him at once 10 do so. Let inquiries be
addressed him--nquirie, such as 'an arful
dodger" can neither escape or evsde. His
suspicious silence touching this grea, measure
demands pointed questions and categorical
answers. DJ~No man can be elected to
Congress from this District who is opposed
TO the Railroad. Statesman.
1t is time Mr.. Green should show his
hand, and we think il would be well
enough for other counties in his Dis.
trict to assist in drawing him out"
THE LIVERPOOL TOBACCO MARKET.
We ar e indebted to a commercial cir
cular, issued by Parry & Crosbies, of
Liverpool. on the 3lst ulimo. The
suboined extract will command the at
tention of tobacco growers and deal
ers.
ToBAcco.--The sales of tobacco du.
ring the month have been unusually large
amounting to 1885 hhds. The gradual
reduction Of stocks, consequent on de-
creased crops and imports, has al length
attracted the observation of specuIa
tors, and upwards of 1000 .hhds, have
changed hands for resale. The great.
es, advance in price has been on old
and ordinary. Kentucky slcmmcd, OF
the imports of'42 TO '46, which, for the
last few years, with large supply Of
better class on the market, has beer
wholly rejected even q, 3a3 Sd per H..
and for which l-2 sd. has been read
lily paid, perhaps under the impression
that the trade in the absence of all uni
ty of purpose would be unable to ad
vance their prices and be thrown on tn,
low priced old tobacco. rather than pa,
the high rates demanded for the new
import; about 700 hhds., however, o
new Western strips have been takel
for resale at 6 cd, and The same pric,
has been paid by the trade for upward
, of 800 hhds., while I'd has been ofere,
and refused for some fine parcels, hel,
for 7 I'D, and Sd for selected hhds
of very bright color for returns. Tha
these prices will not only be maintained
but further advance realized, we ar,
convinced, on the following grounds
The stock in the warehouse, LIST Sept.
lS4s, was l5,505 hhds. The import il
( the twelve months following, was SOC
hhds; the deliveries 1901 hhds, leavin!
the stock, LIST Sept. lS49, in round mum
bers, 10000 hhds. The imports to Sep
TENDER, 1850, may possibly reach 10,
500 hhds, and taking the deliveries tc
be only the same as the last, 1906
hhds, The stock LIST September, 1850
would be 5000 hhds. From the now
well known deficiency in this year
crop, 5000 hhds is perhaps a suhicien
estimate ofthe import to lsl Septembe
1851, and again taking the deliveries a
10000 hhds, the stock on that dat,
would be only 1000 hhds The prcsen
stock is well held and in few hands.
That the trade will be ullimalel,
compelled to raise the prices of The
manufactured article is beyond doub
though some few who have laid in stock.
previous to the advance in the market
may continue to sell at present low
rates, and simply throw away ,heil
money. Virginia s,emmed, of which
the import will be very small and the
stock very low, must command higher
prices, but for leaf, both Virginia anc
Kentucky, depend principally on an ex
port demand, the prospect of any grea
improvement is not so immediate.
We are, gentlemen. yours, &c.
PARRY IL CROSBIES.
| iyernnnl Oct Of 1910