Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-12

J. 8. Cans Son i Co., tobacco brokers,
No. 131 Water street. Now York, for tho
week ending September II 1882:
500 cases 1850 Pennsylvania 6@20.
6OO cases 1881 Wisconsin seed leaf 1Oc.
Havana seed. 15@,17c.; $50 cases 1881 New
England, 1103Oo. 100 cases 1881 Ohio
wrappers, S(glOc. 144 cases 1880 Wis
consin, p. t. Total. 1,494 cases.
Phiiadslphia Markee.
Some Of our dealers in cigar leaf arc
doing heavy business. Whiao nearly all
show a gradually increasing trade. Ihese
sales are confined mostly to now leaf, and
appear to meet the views Of buyer ana
seller in price as we'll as quality and tex
ture. The prospects Ger tainly Iook very
eneoura si ing for this fall's trsde: fr'ces
are firm and rather favor the no. Dor.
Havaua-Splcndid property, hc~uso
it is full Of quality aud to be bought suy
where at fair figures.
Receipts for the week-721 cases COu-
necticut. 41S cases Pennsylvania, 60 cases;
Ohio. 1S3 cases Wisconsin, 50 cases York
State Seed. 137 bales Havana, and 3s1
hogshea,is Virginia and, Western leaf to-
baccO. - u
607 cases Pennsylvania, "a cases Ohio.
11S cases Wisconsin, 05 cases York State
Seed, 1Os bales Havana and 132 hOgsheads
Western Virginia in transit direct to man
Exported of leaf tobacco to Liverpool.
81. 333 pounds to- Barbados. 3, 126
pounds total, 4.450. -1.-.i
The Tobacco, crops Generally. and Special
= Reports Concorning Them.
N. Y. tobacco Leaf.
, Intelligence received this week relative
to tho growing tobacco crops is quite
favorable. -This.is especially true Of the
kentucky aud Tennessee ,grOwths, which
are recovering from tho injury done them
by excess of rain. Up to sbeut 500 weeks
ago more rain had fallen in the producing
sections of those two states than was
needed, and, as a consequence. tobacco IN
the lowlands was subjected to all the evi!s
Incident to that conditiOn Of affairs-hood-
in.,: treDcbiDg and tho rest. On tno
hiyher. or uplalNls, the 81. uati0n bas been,
and is better Deficiency IL breadth Of
leaf, and quality perhaps, will DO not'ce-
able charaeteristics in the tobacco grown
this year there, a. we'll as elsewhere.
Some cutting has been done to savc crops,
| aud leaf thin and lacking in body may Do
predicatod of premasurely harvested to-
bacco. Dry, and in the main good grow
ing weather, has greatly Improved :"
outlook within the past ten OF twelve da js
and q fair average crops is now antICaP Ated
| From Missouri advices iEdicatc y small
and. on the whole, inferior yietl in tha
state. Virginia may make u two thirds
crOp. the prospect being reason. ..Dly good
|! in the bright regions, but tn' promising, a,
a rule, in the dark. The prospect in North
! CarOliua is now very ASSURING.
| MARYLAND ard Ohio accounts aro al
| encouraging, as also are those of WiscOn.
sin. The most favored states this season
seem to be Ohio and Wisconsin, excellent
returns reaching us from both. Of Seed
| Leaf producing states these two alone, it il
probable, will be able to score a success
but even they, owing to the late spring
and subsequent drawbacks, have much Il
wish for from September weather, int
which month their harvesting to = cOnsid
! erablo extent will be turned. j"'
1t is gratifying to. note that the fort
nights interval elapsed since We were OF
our tour Of inspection in nCOnnecticut, Mass
achusetts and Pennsylvania has done
much to advance tobacco there. The
weather has been all that could be desired
to develop the plants and hasten mat turity
If frost will only keep away for tho mex
three weeks. sOmo Of tho latAst and all O
the earlier plants of the later paintings car
be "a shered in "a kserviceable condition.
These remarks apply to York state, a
we'll as Others, from which moro cheering
news is now coming in. A late fall is want
ed in all the producing states, and this
with abundant refreshing rains in the Seed
Leaf sect ions. 1t now appears little more
than poss ibk-that h, almost probable. thai
both reqn irements will be voachsafed a,
the season, masses aWav