Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-03-29
THE TOBACCO MARKET.
Recent Sales nj Fair Prices,


Recent Sales nt Fair Prices.
Following are reports Of additional sales
Of crops in this county or to local dealers
To Fatnlan David Auxshear, OF Dru.
mere, at IS. and ); Daniel Burns, at IA,
5 and 3; II. Long, ut Is, 6 and 3; G. N.
Stauffer. East IIempfeld, at %, IL, 3 and
6 John Herr. Conestoga, at 16, 6 and 5;
Jacob Herr, Martic, ut "a, and 3: Martin
Warfel, Providence, ut 81. and 3; John
Miller, ConOy, at Is, ) and ;.
To Mayer: Peter Miller. Martic, 90, 6
and ): {. II. Thomas, Chester county.
one ton at 1S, 6. and 3; ]. A. Cowen, Is
) and 5 John Bull, East Hcmpfield, 20,
IL. and g.; Levi Gross. 13h.
To Moore Daniel Wilmer, Dauphin
county, 12. 6, 4 and 3: Millard Metzgcr;
Is John Yeayer, 12 John Bachman, 10,
Michael Guser, 8; VIM. Snyder. East
Earl, Is and ); John Harnier, Mannheim
township Is, 6 and 3.
To Stirk: Daniel Shimp, East Earl,
ID, ); Jacob OberhOltzer, Salisbury, IS,
and ); another lot 1T II, and ;: T..
Clemer, Caernanon, II, 6 aud 3.
TO Lie,lerman Amos Risser, RaphO, ~,
., 6 and ;; Mr. B.chman, Strasburs, -,
6 and 3; Harry ShiTk. %. ) and Jac. Il.
Dietrich, Lampctcr, 16, 7and 5.
To G. G.. Herr Levi Overly, f. Earl,
12 and IS. Il. Dellinger, Paradise, IL, &
and 3; s. II. Myer. LeacOck. IS. q anl 3;
J. II. Hunsccker, Paradise, 90, 9. 6 and 4,
Thomas Lane, IS, 6 and 3; NJ. Dissinger,
Leacock. 90, and 3.
Robert Barnes. of Drumore. sold to
Skilcs s. Frey, for - and 3; Joseph
Penny, to Mclaughlin, for II, 6 and 3;
Joseph Pyle, to Mclaughlin. for 90, Is,
and 5 William Lively, Of Salisbury, to
Shindle s. Co., for 12 cents through Levi
Yohn, OF Caernarvo,. for Is, 6 and 3.
\. f. Evans. Of Washington, sold to
Loeb for Is, q, 8; David Shirk, of West
Earl. 1G, 8, ), 3; Christian Brown, 25, 1s,
6, 5; Jacob Linderman, Manor, to Spin
garn, 22, 8, 3; Christian Shenk. COnOy,
to Gilsey, IL, ). 3; Henry Stehman,
Conestoga, to Brady, II, 6, 3; Mr.. Dillcr,
Of LeacOck. to Bitner Il ZOOk, at 10
through Thomas Broomall, Chester
county. u, 10, 8; Kate BranOn, York
county, 1G!, 5, 3 l.. Robertson, IL, ), 2.
l. 5. Edwards, of Paradise, sold his
crop for 10 cents through J. ii. Eshle-
man, to Wcrtheimcr for 10, 6, 3; Fred.
Lech'er, of Lancaster, to Herman ut 2OI.
8, 3; Christian Brubaker, of Manor, sold
acres to Herman and to Lcwinsky at
1G, &, ); Mr.. Burgess, of Providence, sold
one lot to Sener at 90, 6, 3; and another
at IS, 6, 3; Enos Carrisan, Of DrumOre,
sold for ., 4. 2 David Creamer, OF Mar
tic, sold one lot to Rosenbaum for Is, II,
8, 3, and another for Is, 8, ), Beckham
and Rank, of Chester county, sold to
Altshul for 1G, ), 2, and J. Hammel, three
tons to DclIaven ut go, ) john NJ. Engle
of COnoy, sold to Z. Hoffman one lot for
20. s. ; {; another for 1G, 9, ,, and the
third for Il. 8, $.
Oar Mt. Joy correspondent writes Tho
following sales of tobacco We're made last
week Il. w. Keller, p acres ut II and 3;
Il. II. uipp!c, acres 1T III, 6 and 3 :; II.
NJ. Englc, lot at a. 6 and 3; James
Whiteleather, acres at -, 6 and ); Israel
Barnhart acre at 8 and 3; and J. g.
Snyder, lot ut 20, and 3.
Our Marietta correspondent says About
5000 pounds OF tobacco Were received
last week by Collins & Grove. Saturday
was very busy day with them, and the
average quality WIS good. Some Of their
sales are as follows Henry Weaver,
E!izabethtown, 1856 lbs. at 12 and ); j.
Il. Shields. Marietta, All lbs, n: III, 8
and ;; Wesley Shields. Marietta, 2S5i
lbs, at 1Gt. and 3; Abm. Grltmacher,
Maytown, 1i7 lbs. % cents round John
Lonsenecker, Mid!etown, 2,14O lbs, IS,
) and ) and the following from Milton
Grove Mary Carl. 1852 Ibs., 12t, 6 and
3 BENZ. Blechcr. ) 900 lbs, II. 8, 5 and
3; David Gerber, 300 lbs, 16, !, 4 and
3; John COylc, 1850 lbs, IL, 0 and 3;
VIM. Barnhart, 337 lbs.. Is and 3: Mat
thias Croll, 1. 149 lbs, l5, 6 and 3; II. f..
Lindemuth. III lbs, IA. ) and 3.
JnO. Ii. RissOr, of Milton Grove, has
brought in during the past few weeks
2O,SlS lbs, his check amounting to
1864. 40.
John Y. Gemmili has bought for S. X.
kOcher, of Wrightsvillc, from John Nj.
Thompson, of Chanceford, York county,
II acres at 8 and 3, and l at and 3;
Wilson, HODewcll, 3 at l34, 6 and ) John
Douglas, q ut 12, Al and 3.
The following lots of tobacco were de-
livered to John IIildebrand on tie 26th at
New Providence J. Martin, acre ut .
and 8; Eli Huber. acre ut 12, 6 and 9;
Mrs. Miller, acre ut and 8; James
Clark, acre at and 9 Hunter Furger-
son, acre at 12, 6 and 9; e. Morrison, 1
acre at 12, and 3; Edward Clark, 3 acres
at 8, and 9 Thomas McVey, 81 acres at
-, 10, and B; William Todd, acre at
u, 5 aud 9; William Livingston. ! acre at
round: I. J. Shirk, acre at 20, ), 3 and
;; Jerry Weimer, J acre at 9 and 2: Mar
celus:: Croft, acre at 12, 6 and g.; Saub &
Lefcver, acre at 12, 6, 4 and 2 Frederick
Funk, Il acres at 10 round; Egner Buzzel,
1 acre at II, 5 and 3: David Gully, q
acres at n, 6, 3 and 3; ]. F. Yost, q acres
at IL round Jacob Reese, acre at u, 3
and 3; Mrs. Reese, acre at 10 and 3;
Isaac Null, q acres at 10 round Christian
II acres at II, 8. 4 and 2; Lewis
Walters, acre at 10 round J. II. Shirk,
II acres at 10, 5 and 3: Martin Reese, jr.,
acre at IA, 6, 5 acre 3; Simon Reese,
acre at 8 and 3; Joseph Shaub, acre at
,2, ) and 3.
The following lots have been sold IN that
John GochenOur, acre to
John Grecnawalt, at 1G and 3; Emanuel
Winters. acre to Mclaughlin at 10 and
/; A. S. Winters, 2 acres to Fatman q
Co., at lGs, ) and 5 Amos Wade. a acres
% Fatman & Co., a14, 6 and 3; Henry s.
Iuber. 2 acres to Greenawalt & Co., at
6. 6 and 8 Joseph Hall, acre to Greena-
valt & Co., at Is, and 3; Simon Goch-
nour, I acre to the same at 1G and 3.