Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-29

Also, 1000 vi ginia regd bonds, new Issue, l6l
Also $500 Virginia registered bond, dle 'S6, s225
800 ditto past due, 1902; 800 Richmond city bono
so $685.; $500 do, due ~, S27o 81 900 O,nsderat,
six Der cent. non taxable ipt s9S 90; 50 900 four
per cent. certificates, s5S sol; sara coupons Of II
million bouds, Sl2l; 500 gold coin, s26
Also, 10 shares AeichanH' Insurance Company, 81
20 DO SIT; 10 do 65i; 10 do Virginia Fire and Mar
Inaurauce, 65; do. farmers Bank, 100; 10 o. BsnI
Of Commonwealth, 1872; 10 do. lel; 20 Co. $780, 10 DO
INK of Richmond, lOS; 10 d. 1927; 80 do 1904; Il
do Richmond and Danvle Railroad, 1924; 10 do
l77t is DO, 1885, 10 do $50; 10 do. Virginia Central
r, 10; do. james River Packet Company, 76; do
Old Dominion Trading Company, 81. 500; share Rich
mond Importing and Exporting Company, $780, 2 do
$50; 6dr, 5tO.
In Columbus, Ga, on 2lst instant, salt sold a,
100 per ID; and rye whisky MIXED at ss5e99 pei
gall sorghum syrup, very good, 81 10 per gall; tc.
bsccO, common grade, 81 IS per ID; cigars, $500
per 1000.
The following is late report Of the New
York Tobacco market:
We hear OF late very active demand for all grades
Of ntucky tobacco, to such an extent that fsotora
although gold ruled very steady up to tie last week
we're enabled still further to advance prices, This
was chiefly owing to the fast that the sorts for which
the demand was strongest being qualities suitable for
ReIe ordpr' we're in very limied supply. and With he
largest receipts ever noticed the great bulk of ssmps
prove OF nondescript quality; and Of heavy desirable
descriptions scarcely any OF consequences among them
Another peculiar feature e that with such very large
receipts, our socks keep below those of last year.
OF the present stocks In the warehouse between
900 70 1900 hh5s sold to exp orters but not de-
liuared and ahout 0O0 hhda ainin g.,
count Of manu- acturers. As an Offset We have from
600 to 0C0 hhds. Ia private warehouses which have
no. yet gone through inspection.
That the las. crop will come up in extent ully 10 our
previous estimates Ia patent fact "a our recep
for the next three months will be up to the average
but whether an In poVement In the quality can be ex-
pacted seems to DO doubtful, The accounts from the
West more favorable to the standing plants but
fully confirm that very little tobacco will be made In the
Western aud Clarksve districts, and that the falling
of of the crop in Missoul will be very conslderabe-
If the should pass on without further mishap he
coming crop Is estimated at about 10000 bhds. TT a
sales of the past mon'h Wre 5000 hhds and would
surely that gu nifty but Tor the heavy decline
aud succeeding fluctuations Of gold and exchange,
having gore do1n during the lsst few DAYS from 265
to 292, and then gradually Stfrned to 94T without
breeding confidence In lie stability.
The demand for home consumption Ia extremely lin.
ited the heavy tazeS imposed since Let July list have
brought most Of our factories TO q comparative stand
ard stocks on hand are ample to supply moderate
demand for a considerable time.
For seed leaf the demand was very good aud prices
rather advanced Connecticut and Nav York State
we're the most favored sorts of which some 300 cases
we're sOd most all were running lots and Wrappers
or Pennsylvania few lots we're takeu, while Ohio eed
leaf neglected, although several large lots are
offered at compG 'atVey low prices The demand to-
ing mainly for Europe, the market closes dull in COL.
sequence Of the fall In gold and exchange
Oommop leaf, l7s20C; light leaf lugs, l5al64c; me-
dun leaf, 22i27e; good eaf 1855; h'e do, S714Oc
heavy western and OlsrksVis lugs, 10 22c; common
leaf 20 ,2s,; medium do 29 SO; good leaf 81 AZ;
6nH, 45a52ic; and seectiOna oS 55:; Oonneoc lieut. 80
Ass NeF York State, rs 49,; Pennsylvania, 90 1Oc
OHIO, lsI24!.