The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-06

This week. Louisville. 80 hoesnea -
This week Cincinnati 2.a5t hossheaHs'
last week louisville ~ hessns''F, , ~ss
tions-Thls week. Louisville. SIS hogs
heads. this week. Cincinnati, so hogs
heads: last week. Louisville. 'vs hoSs-
heads: last week, CINCINNATI, 20 hV-s-
heads Actual sales-This week. Louis
viz 1 CO. hozslieads. this week. cincin-
natl. / s7s hogsheads; last week. LOUIS
Vile. lbs hogsheads; last week. Cincin-
natl. i.Gt, hogsheads.
Green Rivers-yery few offered at auc-
ton.
third loss than last week there was no
change whatever In prices, with guinness
the prevailing feature. Tor want OF STOCK;
which buvcrs want and have wanted
throughout the season. Five hundred ana
twentv-seven hogsheads new and VI hogs
heads old were sold privately TINS week.
nearly All on Reggie account;
and 9E hogsheads dark. against lo~ hogs
heads hurley and 3l2 hogsheads dark last
week %
last week. - *ho
heavy storm OF -ain and han. when
paseed over ncayly the entr" state last
week were more disastrous IN the uPpe,
hurley country than calculated on, anu
vvith not The most favorable weather
Tor the Growth Of the plant since TO-
rothor with more rain. he prospect is
not nearly so favorable as II mas oe.n'
! THE large proportion Of iate-piantei 70
T,0cn has not made the headWay ne
sfrcd o,ueeuuently there Is some danger
~ such not making full growth Oh ripe
| tobacco and that we VIII be Duln'htu
! with another mean crop. Win nor 20
mich color as was looked lot from 'ns
| Nav pIantings the unlooked-for rains OF
| late having changed prospects Tor me ~,
| worse Extremely favorable weather VIII
undoubtedly DO great good. whieh " -
| 10 be hopef we will have. counties cotii
| ho named which never showed inner 70,
| hacco an this time. being all that coulh
| bc desired. but such are IN the minority
owonsboro district reports more dam
age to crop ON low lands and creek DOT
| TOMS than expected, large propoiNvi
! tcfoe, entirely lost in other respects
| Gro, generally now requires very ray
| orahle weather 70 secure a desirable
| crOp. Mt. .,,ac.o dis
| t,icfs ,or,rt considerable damage from
! Too much rain. but IL Is Thought WIZ
| favorable weather the crop VIII YET coiie
ON; large and good quality. .
GAINESVILLE district reports are ,"r 80
| bic for a large ana sooN '''P' H7'''
| Missouri reports the heaviest ram tnls
| ,.,-ceL known for years. but crop dolh-
| well executing on low lands. 49,,
la.
! o,,it,ro re~or-e on 2fth July as fOnoWS.
Kontuc<v tobacco has advanced iapluig
| under the influence OF the laNoiahlss '.' -.
| ditions OF the week, ana the haJviis
the correspondents repor, ~, ss Sy'pr.' #,
! ,yrov-fb * TOO ranid. and in christian
Trigo and several adjoining counties "
Is frenchine in the bud. some daixa5,
has resulted from heavy rams Nas, ,te,
ont crops on low grounds. ana VtnSi
dcias we're seriously injured by nail
tennessee tobacco is reported CROWNS
well with favorable prospects' I'D ~ ,T ro,,s
dale II is reported "frenching 10 con
siderable extent, owing 70 me We
weatber In Smith Jackson. Greene
and other counties II Is DONG wen In,
Missouri tobacco generally IS dolhi
"ITnr'diana tobacco is doing fairly vel
ana growing nicely. In some counties
where very heavy rains fell, IL mas peer
DESTROYED i'm low iields. -
louisville quotations. August 3. lS',;
1891 crop Dark-Planters trash, IL
to -: common Tugs, - 10 - In".li"I'
Tugs. p 10 500; good iuAs' 49,, q
81. common leaf $40 10 10. medlli.
leaf - 10 500: good leaf. $3.50 20 $50
iS0t Crop Burley-Fillers. red: Trash
50 - TO S3.IJ. common, - 10 -; hepiui y
so 10 500. good medium. - 10 -
| Good 80 to 81. fine, Sl3 to "i'i itiec
ions sie 10 SisO. FILTERS. colory
Trash. $40 10 81. common. 80 TO -
medium. $50 10 so; good medium. ~
10 si3. good. 81 20 $50. fine. fis 9
son. selections. So 10 SOS. Cutting. color
ia bright. Trash 81 10 800, common
$50 10 80. medium. 500 20 81. roo
medium Sl3 to SIG. good, Sl' 10 .la; "h'
so 10 500 ~: selections. 81 10 'Z1.f
1884, SmOkers-Rcd. Trash. go 10 y
common. *, 60 $50. Colory 10 bright
Trash. - TO 81, common. >j.al 10 =;
Green. mixed. and very SOFT hossncad
and light weights. &c 10 lc. on lu3s an
70. 10 ic. on leaf lower.
Mr. Sterling Edmunds. t0hacconist, .
Louisville. Ky. Is In Richmond. Va &c
DAY. and i'm speaking or the Tobacco GRO
in Kentucky. he said:
"The growing crop Is fully % per cen
less than the crop now being mafheie'
and tina; nov being marketed % snort .
last years. or - per cent less tneh |"
| average crop. Not mere tnan - per cen
of the growing crop was planted carl,
the other ~ Dor cent. was planted Yer
late. and viii hardly mature in time :
make good or bright tohacc9s. tn
Present crop will Doe needed 10 suppl
the wants Of che trade. and we Will g.
into the new year with probably "A sma
stock Of old tobacco smaller than 81
a Number Of years past
The "LOtticr Tobacco Manufacturin
Company" Of this city, with all Of n
equipments and aPpurtenaances, 900
will etc etc has been sold out. 10 Oh
Mr.. James ". Hong0od, VINO pfo"oa
10 incorporate the concern under the ol
firm-rarue and style. Mr.. HObeood wi
ovn and control the stock Or the he
concern hut does not propose 20 tab
an active part I'm tho business. ~
manufacturing department will 'ontlul
under the sole management or VI
Lawrence IOtticr Mr.. iOhgoOd fai
that his new enterprise will I'm no va
Interfere with the leaf tobacco bushes
~ NcDcarman & Hohgood, 70 which bus
ness he intends 70 give his best attention
| as heretofore.