The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-09

ana the better grades of shipping leaf
and these sold very we'll Tugs and
common leaf, though We're again neg
iected. and showed slight decline In
value.
Every one Acknowledges that the sea-
pants, and 10 judge. from the manner
III "hicn the crop is starting of. IL can
not De disputed. There are difrrrent es-
siiisa'es as 70 the sic OF the crop planted.
some Claiming that the farmer had cut
GOWN the acreage and was attempting
| ~ MAKE better tobacco. Others state
..hhat " Is impossible TO set out more
SOIL sonn an average Gle crop. There are
| some VINO mink the prospects unusually
favorable for one OF the largest crops
had Tor years. There Is no doubt I'm our
mind that the quapfity OF tobacco 10 be
i ncroe en- ms market will be considerably
| continuing the tenant system and put
uiIs III large crops on their own account
VILE I cK HJeS' ,o Hharthill reports the Louis
Nnio N.Y. TOBACCO market for the week
ending Saturday, June O. 1896 as follows.
As result Of the fine han ling season
iatsiy, We mad largely increased receipts
an. ,dha sales more particularly OF hurley
befne COO "g sd,es -ot which this week
nte1s last week. which led 20 a much
more interesting and active market gem
crazy s ,eo With good condition.
~ lS.1 crop 200 hogsheads and OF 1894
8rop - hogsheads were sold privately.
heads N' "'' N'eS
The weather most Of this week here
citation, with thermometer up To % de-
grees some days
~ Is reported that Italy has arranged
WIN tue Old contractors privately FOR
e ehe SUPP iylng OF the 1900 hogsheads
advertised for some time since but nor
men adjudicated. This was expected 10
De the only course left 10 be done
Inc 1895 Crop. During the week very /
49,. rams zen over considerable ter |
IltoIy, buJ more IN the dark tobacco !
tvuhiry doing great damage ly overflow /
Ilb inc drowning out plants leading /
growers IN some counties 20 say that not 4
VIII OF ,he crop intended will be grown. /
MIih not. drying weather now probable
lhe ground again In order for reulantine
ior which there IS abundant time tiii |
y, ,n' 10Th Instant, and no doubt plants
~ 10 had me probability q that the
painting VIII be full one after all. In |
me upper hurley country the crop IS re-
ported TO be growing OH nicely with n
GOOD stand generally. any exceptional
Isnlake Dy 100 much rain in some parts
VII eventually make little difference I'm
ne hnal outcome, with 50 early and good
start as the plants have had.
Louisville quotations, June g. 1895:
Dark crop OF, lse4-Lugs. trash. 1926
o 81; common Tugs. 81 % 10 Sd. medium /
ues. 1875 to $50; good Tugs. ~ - 10 81. /
common leaf. nominal: medium lear
io,ninal; good lear nominal; fine. noml-
Dark crop OF iSe5-Trash Tugs. 81 10
! %; common Tugs. 81. 90 10 81: medium
lg-, ~ 10 50 %, good Tugs. s. r. 10 s.. %.
ommon leaf, g 10 $3.50: medium lear ,
TO 90 good medium, Sc to s.; fine. 50
Burley crop Of 1s9i-Filiers. red-Trash. ]
: 30 % 50. common, 50 to 81: medium S
, 10 $500 good medium. s. 70 So good
10 TO r. J
Filters. colory-Trash. 4. 90 TO s.: COM v
ION; 50 TO 81 .jOi medium. s. 20 $40 good
Iediuu. 81 20 sl3. j
Cutting coiorg- 70 briyht-Trash. 50 to C
30; common. $3.50 90 y. medium. 50 30
Sl2' good medium, nominal. good. I
Smokers Of 1s9l-Trash. red $50 10
: colory TO bright. s. 10 &c. Common. a
d = TO $50; colory 10 bright, $3.50 to .
Green. mixed. and very soft hogsheads N
III light weights l-2c. 20 ic. on Tugs and II
to &c. on leaf lower
Burnley crop OF 1S95-Filieis. red-Trash. g
% 20 81 o0 common. s. 10 So medium, 10
90 10 81; good medium. 81 10 IS: good, q
70 30; fine Sl3 20 ti7. u
llers, colory-trash TO $3.50: com
On 81 to $3.50; medium 81 20 81: good az
adium, $50 10 81: good. $40 TO So: ~
- Sl@ TO 81, selections. nominal. 81
'uttng, coiory 10 hright-Trash. 1890 ~
$50; common. $3.50 TO $3.50. medium. W
|
70 ,Sl3; nne 3l4 10 SIS selections
minal al
mokors Of lS95-Trash. red. $50 TO
colory TO bright, $50 to $3.50. We
s aF'H 81 r To- Sd Y 5o to $50 eolory to de
light weights, soft. mixed with green.
! frosted. l-2c. less on Tugs and lc. ID,
LARKsViLLE. TENN. June 4.-our IN
elpts ia May We're 5.9G3 hogsheads: az
sales In May were $40 hogsheads: j
shipments in May Were 2,1-y hogs His
IDS; our stocks June LIST were 1852 ~
+ headsi OF the stocks, sellers held ~,
q hOesheads. Dr
8 the reflections have been mainly Of by
5 ana poorer sorts OF leaf. the uusOid ! ltl
ks will grade much below the aver WWh
quality OF the crop. our receipts this ma
X wTe IA hogsheads. offerings. era
: hogs BEADS. sales. $40 hOgsheads. h9i
be- breaks ran rather low in grade NJ
much poor quality. The market a.
active and strong on an desirable lns
and generally lie. 10 l-2c. higher M
ueG above very common. mainly from ana
mon and shutting demands. II
be- weather has continued shOwcry. CIV
several heavy flooding storms. which ",
p done damages 10 the tobacco crop
ntly set out We quote. MOI
mmon Jugs. 81 % TO - 30; medium az
S2.75 90 $50. good Tugs. $3.50 10 ian
b: common leaf. $3.50 90 $3.50. mo- j..
} leaf 81 10 50. good leaf $3.50 TO 1.e
~ TO So. resi-
,PKTNSN1LLE. KY. June Re TT
IS since last report 1.Ol6 hocsheads: hpi
pts 20 date. lu.5nl hogshoals: re- htid
S 20 same time last year G2l,>hogs- me
s., sales since last report go hogs par
s.. sales 10 date G32i hOrsheads.
10 same time last year. 5.O2G hogs 1e.i
s. day.
: condition OF the offerings this week a
generally good. hut desirable Quali- ton,
as I'm smaller supply than last week. neid
market continued very strong on >. j.
ear OF decided character hut was ~
which sold moro fovverds III, f,tiI wei
3 OF our quotat.ons We quote: fecei
nmOn Tugs. - 10 s.. medium Tugs.
10 &c. good Tugs e % 20 81: COM
leaf. 50 30 20 So 30: medium leaf 81
good leaf. $3.50 TO SIl. fine lear
10 Sl3: selections. $3.50 10 sl5. TWO
Very truly yours.
N. r. CLARK e BRO. ~,