Tobacco Trade.
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The market is very healthy indeed and the demand
active ana the trade prices areneary lc per h. higher
man last week The stock here is not large and the ad-


vices from the Tobacco growing districts very dis
couraging for the next crop. Prices must materially
advance during the season


In ichmond on the 18th inst, Lugs quoted at 81
y, II dry and sweet w a3 common leaf S3s - and
o. middlng S5l 81 and ; good and fine SO 10 manu-
featuring kinds 81 III in quality.


The sales in St Louis the 9th inst, were 81 hhds,
l3 passed. and Is refused This rather unusual
proportion OF the latter TO the former but previous prices
were well sustained the passed ranging from So rs to
81 10, and the refused at 81 40 to SO 30.


The Richmond Va. Times says: In a short trip to
Charlotte and Campbell heard such opinions
OF the probable results of the tobacco crop, that
impossible to arrive at any positive conclusion The plan
ters who cultivated creek river flats the crops
would be better than had been predicted hey would
be- whilst we were told by the people from the ridges
that the tobacco would fall short than one half
was thought that the tobacco would turn out very
well for the amount planted Much apprehension was felt


from the effects of too much rain but the recent favor
able weather must have had decidedly beneficial effect
On the whole the planters in greatly better spirits
ABOUT their prospects, than they month ago We
are OF the impression that the estimate SO generally
adopted that the tobacco crop will be half the usual
average is incorrect and that will reach least two
thirds OF that average.