Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-27

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Previously REPORTED. 5oI S,f "n,'s'
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Week Month
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! New Oricans '''''''''''''' az l,525
| nhl'im"te "te....,.,,,..,....,.,.... 90 yso
! '''''''''''.'''''' Wo 5,6ls
TotaIs,......,.... O.. lIw Ssa
! ESports ts........... uSsS honh
| sales this week classified
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Range Of prices, 7Cdl0Ic.
| Virginia Leaf-This market for tho mat
week has bcen quiet no wrappers or
cutters worth mentioning sold. A few
! hoGshoads Of export leaf ut from 81 to i3c
comprised the sales, 80 far as reported.
! a largo stock of bright wrappers are here.
| but prices do not seem 60 e9se up any
| There is tendency among shippers to
advance prices rather than diminish them.
/ seed Leaf
Messrs J : Cans Son Il Co, tobacco
| brokers', III Water street, report AS fol
| lows Tho market remains without auy
features OF interest. One parcel OF about
| l,OOO cases ONO, originally intended for
export, was taken for home trade. thus
showing tho scarcity Of low priced tobac.
| COS. Total sales . $50 cases, of which
200 cases, 1882 ONO 4t(ai3 400 cases,
1881 OHIO, y. t.; $50 cases 1882 Penn
| sylvania, 59glssi.; 200 cases, 1881,
ponusylsauia, 0GiOi 200 cases, 1889
Wisconsin Havana, 5Giso.; 100 cases,
1892 New England, lO,a25 100 cases
1882 state seed, SOILS.
Tho distribution was as follows tn
manufacturers, $50 cas- :. to city trade.
300 cases cut Of town, 1900 cases
export 300 cases total, :, $50 cases.
Spanish-NOthiug new III this line. The
sales were $50 bales from j0c. To 81 10
Sumatra-But little appears to have
been done IN Sumata tobacco
IIug-TTado IN this department con
tinues, according % factors reports. quiet.
Common goods have been request during
the week, but tic better grades have
moved more slowly, owing perhaps, to the
late Increase IN price. Dealers profess to
DO we'll supplied, aud until their stocks are
reduced they will purchase only to meet
actual wants while cnrrout rates prevail.
Finally they Will have to acct ut the
situation ss presented. Ia somo Of the
foreign markets there Is al improved
demand, which, II Is 10 bo hoped, will
continue.
Exports show footing of 2lO, ,48G
pounds.
Smoking Dealers report fair inquiry
for smoking tobacco.
Cigars--The demaud for cigars is steady
but local manufacturers claim to be
incOnyenienced by the cigar box makers
strike.
IRE Lancaster Market
Trade has been quies throughout the
city and county durng the pas, week.
About 500 cases Of 'Sl changed hands, aud
between eco aud 800 cases Of 'S2 There
was comparatively little douo III the 's3
crop, the greater part OF which is yet
hanging ON the poles, and nearly all the
dealers declare that they will not buy IL
until it shall have been tskeu down,
stripped and baled, 81 that they can SEQ
what they are buying. AS some Of them
express It They dDn't want to buy any
moro lawsuts." The damp weather Of
the past few days has mOstened the
hanging leaf sufficiently to permit its being
taken from the poles, and not a few of the
farmers availed themselves of the oppor.
tunity Of doing 50, and now that other
farm work las been pretty nearly finished,
they will not Do slow In preparing their
crop for market. Our Dmmoie corres-
pOndcnt writes:
" Last weeks damp weather was fortu
nate for our tobacco mcu v ho succeeded in
getting considerable down. aud are
now busy stripping the tlnest, most
satisfactory crop ever raised iu this part
of the county. \ number of sales have
been made, taking great deal OF very fine
weed, but We have lots Of it yet and for
sale. Among those who have sold are
McSparran & Co, to Barr, for 20, 10. 8, 3;
DIR. Glacken, to sans, for sans price
John Bowers, to Skies & Frey. for "a, 6,
Sanders McSparran, to same, for %, ~,
.. =; Jas. q. McSparrau, to Eagar for
23, 10, 3, 3 James Mccullough, Wm.
Coleman, Edward Wicks and Jnhu =.
Brown, TO Shirk, for %, IL q, ,; +. W.
Gregg, TO Eager, at 81, 8, g. Those
who had their tobacco insured are making
long faces At the compauy's demands for
full premium note"
Following are some TeCout sales IN the
eastern end of the county: Peter SOuder
of Salisbury, sold his crop at 90, 0, 5,3;
John Mason sold 3 acres at %, 10, 5, 2;
Nicholas Reeser sold acres at 90, 10, 3,
?, and / ! acres at 90, s, 5, .; John Reeser
sold acres at 25 =, 8, 2; Emanuel Martin
sold acre at 22. g. 3, 2; John
w. Reeser sold | acre at "a, o. o,
2; Plank Reeser sold acres at %, 8, 5, 2;
JOhh bhdHh hbll HCItb dJ 90, ., ID,
David A. Myers sold acres ut go 3, O, 2;
VIM. Grouse sold 81 acres at "a, 8, 8, 2;
George PiCtam sold ] J acres at "a, 3, 5, 2;
VIM. Il. Eugles sold II acres at 20. 8, 5, 2;
VIM. Jones sold 2 acres at "a, O, O, 2;
Edward Goheen sold acres at "a, o, q, 2;
A. G.. Brown sold ~ acres at "a 8, 8, q;
John Glowner sold acres at 22, 8, 8, 2;
w. G. Currey sold 5 acres at 25, 0, @, 2;
Amos Musser sold 10 acres at 20 cents
through.
VIM. McSparrap, Fairfield, 3 acres, 20,
l2, @, 3. Skiles Il Frey have purchased a
ew crops, among them the fac crop of
sanders McSparran, of Fulton, 4 acres at
20, @, 3, and Daniel Burns, of Liberty
square, / acre at25, 8, 8, 0. This firm
rave pretty well cleaned up the 'Sl of
Drumoro, having bought the fine packing
,i Amos Miller aud several others. Geo.
dess, for Luchenbacb, has bought some
81 -l6 cases from Jackson, near
JOoperyille (; Scases from George Pierce
besides several loose lots.
The prices paid for 81 have been private
ut from the parties who have sold we
earn there has been an increase over
ormer offers.
The following are among the sales Ia the
over end of the county during the last
Teek To Jacob Shirk Simon Ressler,
)Cumore, 2 acres "a, IL, 6, 8 John Cham.
ers, Drumore, 2 acres %. 10, @, 3; Cor
uch Fulton, 4 acres 30, 10, 6, g. To John
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