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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-12
VIRoQUA, WIS, Sept. I, 1902.

Tobacco harvest is now at its height.
Farmers are fearful for rough weather
and frost In fact it has gone very close
to the frost line two or three nights the
past week. Help commands any price,
from S1.50 to 1926 per day with farmers.
Sufficient assistance is impossible in
some localities. Crop statistics for the
county, just completed, give the present
acreage at 5,679, against 5,213 last sea-
son. The crop is SO heavy that harvest
ing is slow, with a demand for much
more shed room that has been provided.
On nearly every farm more accommoda-
tions are being provided. Buying has
been quite brisk with home dealers and
some outsiders. The United Cigar Com
pany, of New York, with Mr.. Brill as
representative, has picked up large
acreage. The ruling prices are to II
and II cts, few crops having been pur-
chased at slightly advanced figures over
Il cents. 1t will require month of or
binary weather to shed the tobacco crop
of Vernon county.-Censor.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-12
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET,
EDGERToN, WIS, Sept. u. 1902.

Unless all signs fail the buying of the
new crop will be in full swing in nearly
all sections before the close of the pres
ent week. The American Cigar Co.
started out its force of buyers on Mon
day and other dealers who have been
quietly watching the proceedings have
also taken hand. These with the buy
ers already riding puts more than half
hundred men in the field and it will be
difficult to say how much tobacco will
be bought up before this paper reaches
its readers. More than 1000 acres
have been contracted for in the north
ern Dane county district at least. The
majority Of the contracts placed in the
southern growing counties are at figures
around cents for wrapper and binder
grades. The fact that so much tobacco
is changing hands is an indication that
growers are disposed to accept reason
able prices and should this condition
maintain a general movement of the
crop may be looked for. AS is usual
buyers are aversed to giving out their
purchases, but sure way to get at ex-
act figures would be for growers to re-
port their sales direct to this office.
There is a little movement in cured
leaf going on, about 2OOcs of 1901 have
been purchased from first hands by W..
F. Fuller during the week, including the
crops of John Pierson and Geo. Pomeroy
at 10&3c. E. G. Hopkins reports the
sale of 30Ocs of old leaf, about half 60
ing to export.
The shipments out of storage reach
but 4OOcs for the week past to all points
from this market. Since last report 325
cases of cigar leaf were exported from
New York.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-12
NUMBER 40.
Lancaster.
LANCAsTER New ERA, Sept. ,, Is

LAM ael en- NE" EhA, Oepl. =, l5UZ.
The past week appears to have been
dull one. The majority of warehouse
men were not in their offices Yesterday,
it being Labor Day, and could not be in
terviewed in consequence, but it was
very evident that very little had been
dong during the previous week. There
was, however, an active movement in
shipping tobacco held in storage. and
some of the warehouses were relieved of
some of the stock which had been held
here at the order of its purchasers a long
time. The sales that were brought to
our notice were as follows: r. L. Leaman
4 Co. sold 25cs; Isaac Stirk 4 Co. sold
4Scs; Jacob Mayer sold 110cs, and a
large dealer is credited with having
bought several small country packings
aggregating 300cs. In all, 4S3cs. For
the corresponding week of last year the
sales were 1266cs.
Last week was busy one with the
farmers. They were to be seen in their
tobacco fields on every hand, and large
amount was shielded. The present week
opened with favorable weather, and per-
haps more will be put away even than
last week. We saw some fields during
the week that have not responded to
rain and sunshine as they should have
done; the growth is dwarfed for some
reason, and we do not think any amount
of favorab BILE weather will make nice to-
bacco. We have noted number Of such
fields the season through, and are un-
able to account for their refusal to grow.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-12
ew York.
New YORK. Sept, g. 1902.

A>E" AOhhi kC0pC. ", IOOZ.
The out-of-town buyers who crowded
the market the past week, and a good
contingent of whom are still remaining,
could not leave town without supplying
themselves with enough stock to last
them at least for the balance of the year.
So no matter what objections they raised
to the crop, they bought and cleared the
market of considerable goods in many
lines. Light wrappers and seconds had
the preference, and the cream of them is
gone. Binders came in for good sec
ond, and several thousand cases of On
ondaga and Big Flats and Pennsylvania
were turned over to the Western jobbers.
Altogether the weeks business CORES
ponded to the demands of the season,
and even if the attempt was made to
drive a close bargain, the lots sold
brought fairly reasonable returns
The Sumatra market profted likewise
from the general rush. Many jobber
who could not get sufficient supply of
light domestic wradper leaf turned to
the Sumatra to help him out and some
very handsome orders were taken. Near
ly 400 bales of Sumatra were thus dis
posed of.
The Havana market shared also in
some degree in the patronage of the buy
ers. But there seems to be disposition
to acquire rather the cheaper grades and
trash than the clear, sound, matured
goods which were formerly expressly put
up in Cuba for the North. If the re-
ports that come to us can be credited
the United States seems to have taken
the place of Canada, Spain and Ger
many as the dumping ground of all the
trash of the island. If that is the case
our cigar industry will ruin ITSELF
Journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-12
MIAMIsBURG, o., Sept. 4, 1902.

The market is dormant-no sales are
reported.
Harvesting of the new crop is being
prosecuted gradually. A light rain Mon
day morning was of great benefit to the
later planted fields, by assisting il the
better development Of the top leaves.
The earlier planted fields are by this
time nearly all harvested, and in couple
of weeks there will be rush of harvest
ing the later tobacco. The rumors of
crops being contracted have been dis
proved by investigation. No bona fide
transactions have been discovered to
date, though there is no telling what
day may bring forth.-News.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-09-12
Connecticut Valley Tobacco Market.

Every effort is made to secure the
choicest crop of tobacco ever grown in
the Valley. There are, of course two
sources of damage that the grower fears.
First, "hail," and second "frost." Every
one watches his thermometer, and when
it indicates less than so degrees, he is
apt to consult it frequently. But if he
shifts a southern breeze, he soon sleeps
soundly. Again, if bad-looking clouds
appear and the thunders roll, he is sure
not to rest easy until the shower has
passed over and the absences of hail re-
assures him. But his nerves are strung
to their full tension. 1t is not at all
wonderful that he should be extremely
anxious for fear of great loss.
A writer in the Tobacco Leaf has made
an extended trip through Connecticut
and Massachusetts, visiting many farms,
and he pronounces the present crop as
superb, really the best, the soundest leaf
the freest from defects of all kinds Il
he has ever seen grown in the valley of
Connecticut. There have been no green
worms and no grasshoppers, and very
little, if any, rust, and the fine, sunny
days have supplied the leaf with plenty
Of gum, thus assuring for it a good sweat
when cased. There is one thing the
grower should not forget, and that is the
treatment meted out to him by the pack
ers for the last two years, and net to sell
his crop until it is ready for sale.
Our correspondents write as follows.
North Hatfield, Aug. 30: "Some of our
tobacco sheds are full, and we have the
best crop we ever raised. The coming
week will see it all housed. Several are
already through. There is an OCCASIONAL
late crop, but it has developed we'll
finished leaf these later sunny days.
There are some buyers, or would-be buy
ers, but growers are not in hurry to fix
prices" Northtield Aug. 26: Harvest
ing tobacco has commenced and next
week will find most of it in the sheds. 1t
is very good quality and sound in all
respects" Sufield Ct., Aug. %: "We
have now the tobacco buyers looking
over the ground and seeking to buy our
crops. AS rule, our growers are not in
a hurry to set price on their goods, and
prefer to wait awhile to see how the crop
is going to cure. The leaf is sound and
free from damage and the leaf has ma
tured excellently as the weather has
been all that one could desire" "-Cuti-
vator.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-26
~ -S - ~~ ~1~

Alfon,bras pars frentes de CANA so
so centsvcs.
Idem inglesss de un metro 40 centime-
tros. pcr 6S sncho 2S y So 90.
Albums para retratos con cupltrta oe
ceuloide peluche 81 90
Tapetes para yelsdores 20, so y 10
Centavos uno.
Tspetes grandes para mesas de come
dor escritoTios So, 3, 4 y pesos uno.
Tohallss con franjas de un metro por
81 centfmf tres, Is cts. una y 81 docena.
Idem turcss iug,e as de IN metro por
b6 centfmetrCs, ctvs. uUa 81 doceha
I4em, idem, idem 10 por Al ceLtfme
tres, Is cents vos uns So docens.
T hallaa con frspjss de color, / metro
nor So c, ntfmetrcs, Is ctys. una.
Tohalas crudas de pansl, Ito Pr 50.
a 10 centavcs
ID N blsucss de slemalisco de go por
IS, a ! cent4vOs.
Idem, idem de felpa, 80 por 46. 10
CsntsvOs.
Brodfry blanco crudo Is. 20 rs
centsvos yara.
Iaem hno blsnco crema 8 25 y 30
ceDtavos vara.
Idem con plsados banco y crema 25,
80 40 centavCs vsra.
B st nes de psseo 95 40 ctvs uno
B4llenas fUrrsdas 5 ctvs d)cena.
Idem sin forrar Z ctvs. docena.
BCtlnes de nacar para chaqnt ten cua1
trO sguierOs, 20 cent tVos d0cena.
Botones de ndcsr para chslecos, cuatrd
RRuieros, Is centavos 6ocena.
B)tones de nacar para chaluet6n, dof
sgujeros, Is centAvos dccena.
Bltones de nacar para chslecos, dos
sguieros, 10 centavos docena.
Bot0ncitos de n6csr para trsjes de ri
hos seEorss, 6, 8 y 10 ctvs. aocens.
Botoues loza, im!tsci0n nacsr, ctVP
docens.
b oasdoras tnchapsdas de Gro. jcegb
de cuatio botcnes % 40 ctVs lego
e ltOnes enchapados de GRO para peche
rss = cuellcs 3. y centavos uno.
Botones para puhos Is ctvs par:
B tones de luto con pie elchapado die
orc Is centavos par.
Brooches en- tira, blancos negFos 7
Centqvoh vsrs.
Botelas de tints negra IN litro 4C
cent6eoS.
I-tm idsm idem l 4 itr !, 15 tvs.
Idem idem idem g litro, 10 ctvs.
Pe.ttts dt ras para ju' G de base ba !
etvs
Bates 10 u 10 20 26 ctvs.
Bales mas fncs a 30 40 so. go y p
Ceutavcs.
Baia TALES Ultima nCvedAi d Il ctvs]
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-26

rdpias p1steadas redondas T. 5, 6,
10 centavtf una.
Tirantes para nif1os 10 II ctvs.
Trantes sPresidenteo para caballeros
so centavos.
I5em de nilo 40 centavos,
Idem de seda algod6n q 80, 40 = so
centsvos par
Rslojes de pared, con despertador,
1915.
Despertadores de garantizsda marcha
IS centavos.
Idem clase mas fina a 81, 25 y 1 so.
Rel, ies para tocador con ornamentos
de poTcelsna R1 so.
Idem idem cen s6calos de ma tai $1.50.
Reloi de acero para bolsillos (bofe)
81 e5.
Idem de orc enchapado s6 8.
Idem para sef1orits 81 30.
B tes cen lapiz estuche 4 centsvos.
Cnadros para adornos de ssla comedor
q 81 20 y so par.
Cuadros CON molduras anchas de 81
centfmetros pdr 58, a 81 so, 50, $3 so, S4
S5 par.
Cuellos de hilo, cualquier forma, 8,
centavos.
Cuellos cel luloide dobles, vueltos, 9
centavos.
Idem idenl puDta doblsda ctvs
CINTURONES BAJA TALES, diti
ma moda, 25 80 40 centavos uno.
CINTURONES BAJA TALES con
adornos de metal 45 centsvCs.
Cepillos para dientes 5, 8, 10, IL, 10
20 centaVos.I
Cep,llos para zapatos Is ctvs. uno.
Idem para zapatos en- cajitas de 2 y be-
tdn 25 y 35I centsvos.
Cucharillas para cafe per ctvs.
Idem para sopa por centavos.
Cubiertos plateados 15 ctvs. par.
Cubiertps con mangos negros de hierro
centavoa par y IS CT ntavos docs n !.
Cubiertos con mangos de MADEIRA 8
centavos par 81 docena.
CubierGDs mas hnos IL ctvOs. par
Cubiertus mango hueso marfl IA cen
tavos par.
Cucharas metal bianco sets banos de
plata. 40 ctvs. una s4 80 docena.
Teuedores mt tai blanc seis baflos de
plata, 40 centavts uDo S4. SO docena.
C2charas y tenedores para ninCs %
| centsv pie2e.
| Cuchillta dem idem, 20 ctvs. pieza.
| Cirta tripa de polio a yrs. por ctvs
/ Cibta de ras) ntm. IL a l CIV. vara
/ Idem idem nt nero ctvs vara.
| Idem idBm Ltmero ttvs vara.
/ I1em idem timero ctvs. vara.
/ Idem idem Dunero a 7 ctys. vara.
Idem idem MIN. II ctys. yara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-26

Idem trilla negra de gro centavcs
Cort'nas punto yariss q 81, $50,
8 SO 4 par.
Canastos forma maleta a 40, 80 80
centavos.
Cshas color nogal para M lduras 20.
25 80 centavos.
Dulceras de cristal con tspa 15 IS
centavos.
Idem sin tapa 10 centavos.
Enaguas lisas para sef1orss 80 cts.
Idem con adornes de encaies y tiras
bordadas IS, e5, 81 1.25.
Encsjs yalencten a 10, IL, Is. 20, rs
80 centavos pieza.
Encaje punto de hllo para camisas q
Is, 20. rs 30 CT ntavos peza
Idem idem para traiss rs. 80, 10 y 80
centavos pieza.
Entaedoces valeu Glen IL, Is, 20 rs
centavos pieza.
Idem punto de hi'o clas. fns 20. 25
30 centavos pieza.
Entredoces guipur blanco, crems
crudo Is, 20 rs centsyos pieza.
Encsjes fnos para matinees 26. 80, 40
so cent.vos pteza.
Tx N idem idem mas fnos so, rs, 80
81 pieza.
Eacaies por varas 2, 3, 4y cts vara.
Idem pufto de hilo por vAras 5, 81,
8 y 10 centayos vars.
Idem cr,thet para fun 9as de aim hs.
das 5. 6. 7. 8 10 cent vos vara.
Idem crochet mUy anchos para rodapie
10 Is centavos vara.
Eacajes de ssda q realiZacidn.
EFECTOS DE HERO ESM ALTA.
Do para cocina comedor PRECIOS BA-
BATISIMOS.
EnsaIaderas de porcelana 40 cts una.
Esterilas para colocar fotograffas so
centavos par.
Esteredscopos para YER f togr4ffas 40
so centavos par.
Estambre matizado, ganga cts cnza.
Easaiaderas CRYSTAL a 25 cebtavos.
Espeios de tres lunas centavos.
EApe Jos para manj con mango cts.
.riras bord4das fnas 9. 10, IL 15
centavos vara.
Ens1eds ces bl 1dados 8 ] 5 centavts.
Esenciss francesas de De etre ez 20
| rs y 90 ceItavos pots.
Idtm potes grandes clase fna Is cts
| z.patibos Con un fras esencfa, 15 cts.
Zspat tos con ese ncia centavos.
Felpldos para el pisO so cts. y 81 20
Fruteras CRYSTAL con pie 40 so cts
Farolitcs con esencia centavos.
FONOGRAFOS marca <Vfctor,S La me
r rnaquina parlante con records an espa
flol. leg rs, tsIiano. frances y mdsica es
coj'da tfdame catalogos con lista de pre-
clos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-26

Gorrtss <yo key. para rtf1os Is cts.
Gorras de pa1o para caballeros 25, SO
y 40 centavos.
Coma para pegar lozs crittAl 10 cts.
mas para snjetar las mangss aa )
y certavos par.
Hebtllas para pantaltn, blaucsa y me-
gras. 6 centavos docena.
5 ceDtgvos.
Jugones para senoritas 20 25, 80 80
SO c:ntavns.
Jsrritos de cristal para leche cts.
JArres para aqua. medic gallon. 20 y
25 Z ntavos.
Jaboaes <vio.eta cajitas de 3. 10
cent .vos GAIA.
Iden ms s daos Is centa vos cajs.
Jabones franceses Is. 20. 25 40 cts.
Jeringas de remcltno fuents 65 cts
Juguetes para nfl desde centavos.
L'gas bais TALES para senoritAs Is J
20 centsvos.
Idenl idem idem con cintur6n 35 cts.
Ligss de seda a'g don para caballe-
ros 8, 10. Is 20 oentAvos par.
Lsmpar,t's completas para cocina
15 ceutavts.
Lihros con fndice Is. 30 y rs cts.
Mediss negras de punto ingl6s para III
fos 8 10, IL y Is entsvos.
Meoias crudas para seiloras . 10
cent-v, s. par.
ManteqI IL. .eras criktal a 15 centsvos.
Molinilos para c. fe (ds parody o IS cts.
MlIfscas 3, 4, 8. 0. 7, 8 y 10 cts.
Maquinss de pedal dobe pespunte dc
$35 sis.
N4usjas de acero de 42. so y 90 o rs CTS.
Peiniilas de- cuerno q g. 4 y S cts.
Pe1ilas negraa gutapercha 8. 9. D.
10 II centavos una.
Idem tdem 1 lem fnas 30 y 40 cts.
Peinilitas para b gotes 5 centav o.
Peints 10 centavos.
Pufios dc hilo Y celulofde q 16 cts eAf.
pafIuel, s repulgadcs centavos unI
| Y 80 Get t.vus docena.
| Paiiael,s grandes para 10 cabeza
centavcs uoo.
| Pail Ielcs de bolsillo con inicial, dc seda
! para csballeres q o centavos.
/ Idam idem mas anls 10 centa vos.
/ Idem de hllo CT n, iniciales q Is cts. I.
/ Item con dobladiilo sin iuicialea pAfA
| st Il JrItas d @ centavos.
dem d-m de hi!o para caballer,s 4 IL
centavos
lem CON dobladillo estrecho ID cen.
| tavUs 1uc.
Perts. pufios 4 cen tav0S par.
Papel en- resmillas de 100 pliegos . eta.
Ptllvos seduisAnte en- psquetes Ola.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-26

Idem tdem D1im. 16 10 ctvs. vAra.
Idem idem n1H1. e II ctvs. vara.
I4em Id N dm. 40 Is ctvs. vaTa.
Cints de terciopelo ntinlero 1, 10 var
das, II centavOs pieza.
Id Id id ] II id, Is centav,s pIeza.
Id id i'd Ia il, 18 centavos pieza.
Id i'd i'd id, 20 centavos pieza.
Cubre corsets crudos s centavos uno
80 ceDtavos docena.
Idem blancos a 15 centavos uno 81. so
5ocena.
Cints elastica de algod6n para ligas
5 centavos vara.
Camisas lisa para seforas 25 ctvs
Idem con adornos de encsjes tiras
bordadas so, rs, 80 81 una.
Camisas de sefloras para dormir IS,
IS s125.
CiDta hiladillo en- colores cts pieza.
Cordones para coraets 3 centayos unO.
Gordon de seda en- c.lores q cts vara.
Q. rdones phra lentes ceuts vos uno.
CORS ITS EN- REALIzACION.
Camisetas francesas de slgod6n en- CO.
lores 81, 8 y 8 docena.
Idem idem listadas mas fnas a $40
IL ducena.
I lem crepe de sant6 SlO IL docena.
Iiem crudss s6 y II docena.
Cacetines negros para hombres a 8 Y
10 centavos par.
Cslsoncillos punto crudo, franceSes, q
s12 Is docena.
Cortaplumas dos hujas a 10 centsvos.
Idem fnos de nscar 90 IS centavos.
Colchonss Dgleses ePs tente2 una plaza,
$5.s5.
Idem fdem dem dos plazas, R6 90.
OAMAS INGLESAS die una dos pla
zas CON pilares para mosquitero y IN col
ch6n ingles en- realization.
CopiadoreS de prenSa, 500 folios, 25 cts.
Idem idem 900 f0lios. 30 centsvos.
Comb metal blanc seis hs nos plata
| cipco potes 81 10.
Cepillos para caballos IL centavos.
CO2AS De CRYSTAL para aqua 4,
| S, 6y centa vos una.
Copss grasadas cristal fno o 10 y Il
| centavos una.
Copas de Il onzas 20 centavos
CopitBs cen IN frasquito de esencia {
centavos.
Cacerolas estsffadas desde centavos.
Parsguas catalanes de cana varillas
IS centavos.
Idem idt N idem IL vari,las, ST.
Idem idem varilla de hierro q 81, i 2:
y1.5o
Idem idem con resorte para cerrarse
81 35 y 81 so.
Bates CON lsp'z pluma para ninos
centavos uno.
Corhatas 5. g. y 10 centayos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-26

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-06-20

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A Real Friend.

~ suffered from dyspepsia and indiges'
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Caution /!

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man Syrup Sold by all. druggists in the
civilized world.
G. G. Green, Woodbury.. N. ].
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-06-20

the lungs, emaciation and weakness, have
been perfectly and permanently cured
by the use of DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. 1t cures the cough,
heals the lungs, and builds up the body
with solid flesh
rWhen commenced taking your medicines
eighteen months ago, my health was completely
broken down" writes Mrs. Cora l.. Sunderland
OF Chaneyvile, Calvert Co., Md. ~At times
could not even walk across the room without
pains in my chest The doctor z0ho attended me
said had hrtng fyoabke and that zVoaid nese7 be
ueH again. At last concluded to try Doctor
Pierces medicines. / bought bottle OF Cold
en- Medical Discovery, took it, and soon com
menced to feel little better then you directed
me to take both the Golden Medical Discov
cry and the Favorite Prescription which i
did Altogether have taken eighteen bottles
of Golden Medical Discovery twelve of the
Favorte Prescription, and FIVE vias of Pei
let's am now almost entirely well and do all
my work without any pain whatever, and can
run with more ease than l could formerly toaK /"
DR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free OH
receipt of III one-cent stamps to cover
expense of mailing only. Address DIR.
R. " Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-06-20
Beware OF Ointments for catarrh That Con.
tain Mercury

As mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering 1t
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar
ticles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans. as the damage they Will do is
ten-fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,
of Toledo, O., contains no mercury and
is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be cure you get the gem
uine. 1t Is taken internally. and made
in Toledo. O.. by f. ]. Cheney Il Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bot
tie.
Halls Family Pills are the best.