The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-13
FINANCIAL AND CoMnERCrAL.
RICHMOND, June In
tToBACCo MARKET.

TOBACCO EXCHANGE, June r. 1895.
There were rs hogsheads, Is boxes,
and 2 loose lots offered to-day. hogs
head was taken in. The boxes sold, at
1855, at $50, ut s146, at 1882, at
1925, | at s116, at sll2, at Gill, at
1882, | at sllO, / at sl0l, l at 800, at
ss5. | at $40, and at s26. The loose lots
sold, at sl3, at s475. The hogsheads
sold, at $3.50, at sl25, at 1928, at
sl4l, | at sl44, / at 1851, l at sl35, ] at
s9l, | at s8l, j at 1928, at Sal, ] at 1858,
| at 1926, 2 at s1s, 2 at s20.50, 2 at $3.50,
| at s2l so, / at sl9, 2 at $3.50, at sc, 3
at sll.25, | at SO, at sll.75, ] at 1910, |
at s., | at $3.50, 2 at sl3, at 81, l at
$500, 2 at 81 80, at go, ] at 1915, ! at
1925, at S., at GA, 4 at $3.50, at
sl5, at sls, at s2l, at $3.50, ] at
50. so, 2 at $40, / at GIG, at 1880, | at
1915. 2 at 50, at 1926, at $3.50, ] at
$3.50, | at 1880, at sl2.25, | at s39, l
at 1915, at sl4.25, and l at $3.50.
After the sale, the following liberal pro-
position concerning the new Exchange was
submitted by Messrs. Harveys Williams,
and was, upon motion, referred to the
meeting tomorrow afternoon for conslde-
ration: .0.
"A Proposition to the Tobacco Trade
We propose to fix for the rent of the boxes
the sum of s75 per annum for the double
boxes, and if desired by any two to occupy
double box jointly, the rent will be S37 80
each and on all tobacco sold by persons not
occupying box, the sum of II &c. on each
hogshead, box, or parcel will be charged.
This amount we consider too small for the
rent of the room, including water, servants
attendance and fire, and the delivery OF
samnles
We leave the proposition for your conside-
ration. HARvEYs & WILLIAMS"
There is nothing new to remark upon
with reference to money matters in this
city. Gold maintains the usual relation
here to New York prices.
NEW YORK.
Gold in New York to-day opened at
l431a. and soon declined to l4l4, but
recovered again and closed at 1875.
This is a rise of 81 per cent. upon yester-
DAYS rates. The Scotia, with dates to the
I'd June, arriving with information deci-
dedly less hopeful of peace, no doubt, pro-
duccd this change. AS far as we have her
news by telegram, there is nothing in the
commercial intelligence to cause this rise
Cotton was improved.
The rates of money in New York were
sac per cent, the supply ample.
NEW YORK MARKETS, THURSDAY MORNING
New YORK, June l2.-Cotton is ex-
cited-sales at 4lG43c. Exchange, ga
sight. IL. Texas wool, 2O@25c. The sales
of cotton yesterday were 1000 bales
The Scotia's mail left on the morning train.
Gold, 1929.
New YORK, June PIP. M.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat dull, with de.
clining tendency; Chicago spring, No. l
81 .SO@$l 81; new No. Milwaukee, 1925
red, s2.l0. Corn active, and advanced
lalI,c.; sales at S2GS3c. Lard heavy
Whisky dull. Naval stores dull. Tur,
pcntine, 7l@73c. Cotton closed less ex.
cited sales of 5000 bales at 40942c.
sales of the week, 81 900 bales. Gold, l43
North Carolina SKIES, S21s.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, MONDAY.
! New ORLEANS, June 1.-Cotton-Sales
5000 bales; low middling at 36637c
Gold, 1861. Sterling, l54.
The floods are everywhere subsiding.