Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-05-05
The CULTURE 0gI68 WEED.
4 ram p-s11r rnr ro.Aoco
TRIBE TINE PAsr WEEK.
several Hundred Cases of Old Disposed OF ON
Private Tcrms-l'ackcrr Receiving Largo
Quantities at the Warehouses
state of the Markets Elsewhere.


large, several hundred thousand pounds be. |
ing delivered at the city warehouses. Al all
OF them the business of packing Is being |
vigorously pushed to prevent the tobacco from
being injured by heating in bulk.
The crop of 'Si continues TO attract buyers.
who visit all parts of the country where
desirable goods are to be had and although
there IL no increase In prices offered there il
symptoms of a decline Notwithstanding the
fact that very large proportion of the best
crops have been bought, and there il not now
In the hands of the growers one-fourtb of the
"a planting.
FROM an extensive tour through tho lower
part OF this county as well as large portion
Oh FORK, we find the tobacco very nearly all
sofa the crops that are left are very few, and
only are unsold because they are not stripped.
Inc acreage will be very much decreased for
tne next season, indeed, many farmers will
plant none. Plants are very backward.
Following are recent sales reported by our
Mlllersvillo correspondent
Amos Funk sold acres of Havana at l3, L.
z; VIII Myers, ~ acres at f6, 8, 9; Fred
Fenstermacher, acres TO George Ersman,
| al II, q z; "A. Millhouse, 3 acres at I6, L. 2;
Amos Harvey, u of an acre at Q. 3, 2; Mel
| iinger, of Manor, sold 3 acres of seed leaf at
| i2, Abraham Breneman sold acres of
IL ataVana w at 10 T. z, also IL acres of seed leaf
1 "A II N. y
Hartman Gerth, Of Little Britain. sold his
crop Oh "a acres Havana at 1917, 5, 3, to John
Bonham Jacob Hershour, OF same town.
s;n ss;nlp acre acres sol Of Havana at II, A, 3 and Mel.
lnger sold his crop at l015, 3, 2
Our Bird-in-Hand correspondent sends the
| following: >'' '''o
Geo. Heiss bought of Jno. Muckel ~ Of a,
acre at 0, 3, 2; y Of an acre of Daniel
froeiich at y, q, acre of Elias GroG at s,
4, z ; ! acre of VIM. Simmons at s, 4. -.
acre OF y. ID. Simmons at IL AZ y acre of
Salnl Seagrist at 8, 4, p; acre of Henry
Bryan ats, 3, 2; acres of Peter Herman nj
"a, =, acres Of Jacob Stoltzfus at a., 3, 2 !;
acre of Elias Heller at s, 3, 2;IE acre of r.
13, AZ "'
The Litits Record reports the following !:
Sacop SaI,o;, ~. Keller ct Lime Rock, bought the
Snavely at and 2; John Farmer at az and
=; Monroe Markley at land 2; Samuel Shultz
at and 2; Levi Hershey at 7 and q; John
, Brackhart at and 2; Reuben Hartranft at
and z /; Henry Snyder at and Q. Christ
Bucher at and 2; Harrison Shissler al 6si
round Emanuel Carpenter at 81 and 2; An
dfeW Rough round; John Hartranft and
y Wm Evans 8, and 2; Daniel Williams s
round; Michael Adams Ga and 2; Israel G..
Erb round.
The New Holland Clarion says JEFF Bard
has made the following purchases for Pent-
large John High, Earl, IL acres Havana,
~, z, FL Martin, Earl, u acres seed leaf,
| WI
navana, l5>S, 4, 2; Sylvester Fryberger,
Salisbury, acre Havana, IA, 2, ., IL acres
havana, 2; Stoltzfus & Wenger, Earl,
acre acre Ms1ans ife1 ,eaf y Il 42p ID w. GTS Earl y
, Holland, Il acre Havana, IA, 4, 2; alsc
, y acre seed leaf u, 4, 9; Frymyer 4
Musselman, Earl, acres Havana, 10, 2, 2
Soionon II. Sheafier, Upper Leacock,
acre aso,fIa HaV =. Hn11fs ssii, epfei 'ftei
: w. Hurst, Gordonville, l acre Havana, d, 2
Lewis Diller, i acre Havana s, 2, 2; Eman
uel Denlinger, acres Havana, 9, 2, 2; Amo.
Martin, Salisbury, acre Havana, 8, 9, and
acre seed Leaf, s, 4, 2; A. @. Supplee, Honey
brook, Il aero Havana, II, 3, 2, and B. f.
, Supplee, HOneybrook, l acre Havana, IOix
z, 2 Joe II. Brubaker, West Earl, / acr,
Havana, IA ~; Christian Musser, Earl, II.
acres Havana, Is, AZ, "a /; Christian Martin
East Earl, acres seed leaf, Il, 4, 2, and J,
acre Havana at cents through; NJ. S. Kra
mer, East Earl, acres Havana, 6ys cent,
through; B. y. Brubaker, East Earl, acr,
Henry f. Shelley, of Rapho township, OF
round.
The Vtldgc Record reports the following
IN chester county and neighborhood jaime,
MCGOWAN, acres, at 10, 4, j. p EshIeman
acres, ., o, 3, 2, amp Il acre at ii, 2. In
West Nsntmeal, Henry w. Dengler, IL acre,
} through; David Smith, l. \. acres, 6through
Abe. Il. Trego, 2 acres through. In Honey
brook township, Jas. Jones, acre, through
George w. Buckwalter, IL acres, IL, s, 9,
Peter Supplee, l acre, II, 3, 9; John Go
heen' lss' acre, 8 ,, q; VIM. Engberth acres
i319, III, 8, =, .. In West Cain, Martin Miller
acre 8, 3, j. ii. Clark, l acre 1917, 6, 3, 3
ID. Rockafellow, acIes l31S, 4, 80; Alber,
Good, acre l21s, 4, 4, 2: John Martin, IL.
} acres lS O 3, 2. Isaac Coleman, q acres ii,
a,4,2; William Davidson, acre IL, 4, Az
Nicholas Reeser, acre ~ Is 8. 7, 9; SG'g.ym Gchn
Riser, jr, ! acre Ii, 3, 2; John G.. News.
wanger, 4 acre II, 8, q John Glanner, IL
acres Il, 4, 4, l.; M. Oberholser, a acre 0, 8,
=; George Gehr, acre 8, 3, 2. In Pocopson
Obed Musser, acres of Havana at II, 4. 2;
Marshall j. Walters, acres 16, 4, q Eugene
Downing, 4 acre Havana, IA, A, 9; / acre OF
Giessner, IL 4, 2; Il. X. Barnard, cases of
Glessner, II, 4, 2; Edward Trimble, acres
Havana IL T. 2. John Daily and Samuel
Snyder, of Hamorton, have sold their crops
OF Havana at 10, AZ.
The Bel Air, {Md.), Inteu,gencer says
sold part OF his tobacco crop of 1884, amount
ing to $1,000 pounds, TO Henry G. Moore, OF
Lancaster, Pa, at the rate of IL cents per
pound for wrappers and ~ cents for seconds
The variety is Zimmer's Spanish, and the
yield was 1900 pounds to the acre, which is
considered good for this kind OF tobacco
me price obtained was the largest for any
tobacco sold in Hartford county this year.
| Mr.. Clark expected to ship it on "Wednesday
by way, of Port Deposit and the Columbia
railroad.
The West Chester Local News saws:
number OF the tobacco raisers of Pocopson
are making arrangements to Join together
procure cases and have their tobacco CROP
! packed and put away for another year or
until the prices advance. They feel deter
mined not to take the prices now offered.
| The New York Market.
| We condense from the weekly report of the
| Tobacco Leaf:
Western Leaf-The week and the month
closes with moderate sales. Particulars will
be given in our next issue. All the local
buyers are doing something here and some
OF them something In the West. 1t was
hoped that Spanish favor would be visible In
the market this week, but so far as reported
IL Is still among the good things to come.
SEED Leaf-The market has shown a slight
Improvement this week over the previous
one The new tobacco is beginning to move.
and although it fails to bring the prices paid
last year for new goods, packers are quite
sure OF receiving a fair return on their in
yestments. One lot of 342 cases of Wiscon.
SIN sold brought in the neighborhood of %
cents Last year Wisconsin tobacco was sold
Tor 80 and 32 cents, but that was during a
short-llyed boom, and the prices paid the
farmers for that crop were more than the
prices paid this year, hence the and cents |
less received this year does not come wholly |
from the packers profits 1t IL claimed for |
tne new WISCONSIN that four pounds of IL |
VIII wrap one thousand cigars, and a black |