Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-06-16
Premium Day at Planters Warehouse
DETAILS OF THE SALE.

The warehouse of this name, the one al
which those who are connected with OH
Tobacco interests held high carnival yes
terday, in continuation Of the annual pro-
ceedings opened on Wednesday at the State
Warehouse, is located at on Main street,
near Cherry. On lis completion very lew
months ago, Messrs. Houseman and wat
son, gentlemen populsr y known TO busi-
ness men ia both city and country LOOK
charge and opened it regularly for the ben
eft of our important trade in Tobacco. "A
pood custom was drawn instantaneously 10
lis ample walls. The general excellent
management Of the house, and the strict al
tention of its proprietors have been wont to
bestow 10 the interests Of their patrons, soon
secured an increasing business; and now,
though SO brief a time has elapsed since lis
opening, the Planters under their control
has secured for so young an establishment
most vigorous and promising existence
The present premium sale-the first, OF
course, it has enjoyed oil with such
unqualified success, that the house, Ii not
vet grown old, may with entire truth be
claimed TO be distinguished.
The attendance did moi vary materially
from that seen at the prize opening of Wed
nesday. The Tobacco shown was, as re-
CARDS general display, very satisfactory IN,
deed, though by some thought 10 be unequal
10 the break at the State building. In GER
tain exceptional instances, including the
main premium and several other hhds. or
the list which received premiums, the
show was considered 10 be in favor of ihs
Planters. The break was nearly as large
being seventy-seven hhds., and the bidding
from first 10 last not less spirited. Th'
first prize it will be seen went at highe
figure, and at one which in full fifteen years
history OF the Tobacco market of the cOun
try there cannot be found a precedent
Hannibal, Glasgow, Louisville, Covingion
Kentucky, and other points outside OF tn
city, furnished, as has been customary
our late annual premium assemblies, thei
quota Of bidders and buyers.
Following are the particulars OF The
wards Of premiums with the committee:
official announcement Of the same:
First premium Manufac turing, A. Tinsley, Pk
county, owner, Chiles s. Bassett, sellers, b.
Lewis & Bros, buyers, price Sl2o.
Second premium Manufacturing, X. Kemp, Ca
laway. owner, J. w. Booth Son, sellers, b.
Lewis & Bros, buyers, price $50.
Third premium Manufacturing, L. Z. brish
Pike county, owner, J. W. Booth Son, seller
B. ". Lewis & Bros, buyers, price SAL.
First premium Shipping, ]. c. Carter, PiE
county, owner, J. B. S. Lemolne, seller, Mooi
Ter, buyer, price $40 10.
Second premium Shipping, j. r. Agnew, How
ard county. owner, ]. B. S. Lemolne, seller, I
F. Hill, buyer, price Sl2.
Third premium Shipping, J. A. Howell, Sallr
county, owner, J. B. S. Lemolne, seller, Mookle
buyer, price 50 10.
.atrard of Premiums for the Best Mdnufacfari'
Leaf Tobacco.
We, the undersigned, Committee of Awards W
on Manufacturing Leaf at the Annual Premu
Tobacco Sale at the ..Planters' Warehouse" aft
a thorough examination of all the samples preser
ted for our inspection. do unanimously deslgna
No. zoo, raised BY Addison Tinsley, of Pike couf
ty. as entitled TO the first premium; and No. -:
raised by Robert Kemp, of Galloway county, q
entitled TO the second premium; and No. Il3, RAJ:
ed by Z. C. Bright, of Pike county, as entitled
the third premium.
First Premium ...... .....' ..'' $40 Y
Second do ................. ....''- % Y
Third DO ....... %
q sah 4 5 SSHSS sStsR Committee
.9rcrd of Premiums for the Best Shipping Lea
Tobacco