The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1905-09-01
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET,
EDGERToN, Wis, Sept. l, 1905

EDGERToN, WIS, Sept. l, 1905.
The warm chase after the new crop
begins to show signs of abating as some
of the large operators have about COM
pleted their contemplated purchases.
Prices, however, have been fully main
tanned and 10 cents more commonly
paid this week than any time before.
Growers having desirable crops are
holding stiffiy and are generally able
to secure the advanced prices.
A few of the recent sales coming to
notice are:
John Hurd. la at 9&2c
U. G. Miller, la at 10&2c.
G. E. Langworthy, 10a at &c.
Jens j. Jenson, LA at 9&2c.
81. 81. Brace, Sa at 1O&2c.
Edw. Hubbell, Sa at 91a&2c.
Stephen Haight, lea at S&2c.
Orville Brace. 6a at 9344&2c.
j. G. johnson, 5a at 994&2c.
Fl. Bickel, Sa at S15&2c; w. Hemphill,
Ia at 911&2c; Nat Atwood, IA at 715&2c
Edw. Kirby, Ga at S1a&2c; Henry Vile
man, Ga at 915&2c; Chas. Meath, ga at
OZ2UAC, VilIIS va SOAC, UO
Runvig, 5a at 61s&2e; Albert Otteson,
la at l0&2c; NJ. Holverson, 5a at 811a&2c;
John jacobson, Ga at 9&2c; S. Noble, IA
at 9&2c: Chris Kruckenberg, IA at 9&2c;
Arson Bliven, IA at 10&2c; John Ander-
son, Ga at 101s&2c; A. Zacharias, 3a at
10&2c; Sam Moon, ga at 914&2c; Ole
Severson, ga at 91a&2c; Simon Gjellum,
8a at 914&2c; F. Schroede, 5a at 91a&2c;
Ed Quale, Ga at 81a&2c; Lunde Bros, Ga
at 10&2c; T. 0. Tofsland, la at 9114&2c;
E. Usher, 5a at 91a&2c; O. E. Gulseth,
lOa at lO&2c; E. w. Siggelow, 8a at 10
&2c; Chas. Lawrence, Ga at 10&2c; Fl. O.
Lein, 71aa at 10&2c; III. Fl. Hoover, Ga at
9&2c; Geo. Richardson, 5a at 8&2c; Aug.
Husen, "a at S&2c; John Auby, 5a at So
&c; Ell. Fritzke, Ga at 9&2c; D. E. Con-
nors, IA at 91a&2c; Tom Condor, Ga at
10&2c; G.. n. Soil, IA at 8&2c; Fl. w.
Bickle, ga at 811s&2c; A. N. largo, Ga at
814&2c; A. Simonson, "a at 9&2c; Frank
Shea, 5a at 811a&2c; Geo. Simmons. Ia at
9&2c; S. Simmons, 5a at 9&2c; D. B.
Coon, Ia at 9&2c; A. Hulsether, Ga at
1O&2c; Herman Koosch Ia at 94&2c:
Arthur Vickers Ia at 015&2c; Handke
Bros, 8a at 10&2c, Sa at 9&2c; A. e. San
ders, 5a at 94&2c; H. Starker, 21aa at
8&2c; A. w. Anderson, Aga at 8&2c; A.
E. Krause, 3a at 0&2c; G. L. Herred, LA
at 9&2c; Jay Bradley, l0a at 9&2c; @. T.
Lein, Ia at o4&2c; Lewis Peterson, Ia
at 924 &2c; John Lay, IA at 924&2c; Os-
car Lien. ga at 10&2c; p. Evenson, 3a at
9&2c; j. Willie, 215a at 9&2c; John Mes
mer, 3a at S34&2c; A. Calder, IA at 9&2c;
Gus johnson, 415a at 8A&1hc; John
Carlson, 5a at 9&2c; Adolph johnson,
10a at 9&2c; G. Burthe 1Oa at 914&2c;
P. Christianson, Ia at 10&2c; Hans Lund
ga at 911a&2c; John Dalby, 10a at 9&2c.
Old leaf is also receiving some atten-
tion again and close hunt is being
made for the remnants in growers hands.
Mr.. T. 4. Rich of Lancaster has picked
up about 200 cases during the week.
Stephen Haight sold Toes of '04 at &c;
Martin Mason 96cs at 10&3c; Antoine
Halverson 78cs at 1Oc; HI. Eggleson 28cs
at 9&5c; Thos. Lester 46cs at &c, and j.
Gordon 15cs at S&5c.
The weather of the week has been de-
cidedly favorable, not only to the har-
vest which is in full swing, but for the
development of the late tobacco which
is making phenomenal strides. Tobacco
already shielded is curing nicely and
from the farmers standpoint all things
are lovely.
The shipments out of storage do
not exceed 500cs from this market to all
points for the week past.