The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-15
New York Tobacco Market.


VIRGINIA LEAF. There is but little change IN
we lSaI market either here or at Richmond. Fine
hrogts scarce and high the supply fall
jorIty of the leaf that reaches The Virpinin
breaks " Is Of an exceedingly nondescript cha--
aGfer, ard the only question now to be solved is
crop Is all marketed, or whether we shall in time
1nh the Quality Improving, which would. did no
other cause operate, bring fine brights down TO
t;cle Is, however, quite as much regulated 6v the
demand as By the supply, and we shall, In deter
mining the future range Of Virginia brights he
compelled to take into consideration not only the
nfobaoly supply but the probable demand. And
IN estimating this, we receive the important in
section VIII afford purchasers little or no bright
t2"acco The crop. it IS true was large; but I'm at
tempting to pr1d1cc the desirable bright color the
planters subjected it to too great an amount OF
heat and burt it. such Is The report from The
w,st, and, if correct, It will have the effect of
m king the western m manufacturers large pur-
en- :sers of the Virginia brghts. This, of cntI SO,
tends to KEEP up the figures for The priced sta
pie. and II the bright tobacccs Of the Virginia
crop should turn cut to be more abundant than
has yet appeared, It will have The Effect of keep
ing them up 10 fairly remunerativc standard,
While. should thcv prove scarce, the fortunate
hrlders will demand still higher rates. 1t would
seem, therefore, In It we 1ot near the desired
e5a Of low figures for brights, and this, in spite Of
the large crop last year harvested. We had hoped
thar, as result OF that haiv:st, good tobacco
SO m TO have reap only quantits. not qualify.
stll, the picture may not prove S dark as now
appears, since perfect ccrtslnty cannot he at
timed until The crop, at least, Is two-thtrdS har.
vested.
MASUFACTURED.-- Some black qulrter pounds
we're sold last week for export, though there was
b little business doing among the trada At large.
The receipts coDtinEe oGerate, and we learn that
some of the manufacturers intend commencing on
bright work. IT Is somewhat early as yet, how
ever, and puTch sers generally would probably
pr cfcr to Invest in the old goods for some time 10
come. These latter are, however, .heing rapidly
showed off by factors Eere, who prefer not to risk
holding them'to compete with the new work which
~l.l be shipped here as coon as the weather will
permit OF It's manufacture.
Some surprise has hccn excited among those OF
our factors "hO deal largely 18th California by
The announcement from Washington that the
bonded warehouse at San Francisco had been
closed, and that consequently no shipments in
bond could be made to that port 1t is thought by
those who know the cir cumstances under hici
The, warehouse has been carried on In San Fran.
CISCO tina. the recent ruling OF the Commissioner,
TO the cfsCt that the provisions Of the law OF July
20 1863, which provides that the keepers of bonded
warehouses should in no way be connected with
The traffic in the weed,'' mus he carried into ef-
!ecG, has had something to do With the change the
war, ,llseman appa, emily finding 1t more profit
bic to give up his warehouse III AL conform to the
regulation.
The exports for the week have included l, ISL
pkSs. (l9l, 653 By ofmanufactur; d tobacco.