The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-21

Silas ShelbuIne offered and sold con
adorable lot of tobacco. Common
GRADES at from 81 10 s. 60, bright cut
tiers aud lOw-gTsde wrappers sold at
from 81 50 to 81 90
Mr.. John NJ. Tay lor Of i J Parish d
Co, vino has just returned from trlp 10
Durham and oxford, n. & says: While
I think trade wi be Depressed for lime
nv the recent failures In North Carolina,
il will not be any thing like as b ID as was
a. first supposed. Our Mr.. Parish l.
holding up very well under II; says he has
NJ idea Of giving up; that he started al
the b tom aud worked his Nay up 10
where be was b, fore the crash came, and
that he cal snd will do it again He
senlGd his warehouse from the trustees
on Friday night, and ops med 1t as usual
on Saturday morning. lie is selling
quantity Of tobacco at gooi prices.
With the exception that he VIII not buy
quite as freely as heretofore. there viii
be It'll. change 10 his business
Mr.. Julian {. Carr says every cent he
hs, shall 20 before any property in Dur
ham shall be sacrificed, and ! have 10
idea that property there will be forced
upon the market. The situation IL alto
ge,htr brighter than ! expected to find IT,
snd hope all parties will pull out ali
right and believe they viii. We have II
large stock of tobacco on hand here for
Mr.. Parrish, which, of course, must be
closed out at the earliest possible moment
that We can realize anything Ike rsason-
able y ices, but as ct VIC are not ready
10 sacrifice anything-nOr is there any
reason for our doing s0-nOr DO we az
pre- hend such state Of affairs.
Mr.. John A. Hue hesol says "Dtlive-
ries from our warehouse have been very
{ God, Ind look for a great decrease in
tne stocks
Mr.. Milton Cayc (of Alien ~ Gintel)
SAYS: II was a, Henderson, OAfo Il ana
Durham, n. C., lo' King al i)b Coos gene
rally, ard found some OF The new growth
frosted, some cut very green, ONE OF II
very good, bat al Of il very short, and,
taken as whole, Il is very poor crop.
There is some OF the mesnest tobacco
ever saw. never saw anything meanel;
and what ljtile good Il e Is is selling
exceedingly high Anything that is col
CRY will bring way-up price There ale
fewer wrappers in The crop than have
evers IN In a crop There are, bow, yer,
a good many nj, Z u lrrs. which are cheap
oaougb at from 81 20 10 IS. The ii0tr
grades bring $40 and upwards, bur a first
Gite filler can be had at an average OF 50.
NJ w. T. Ii, sromb, Raleigh, n c.,
says My experience as TO the ne"
growth has been that We have got on our
mark - fair proportion Of bri2hts, tut
they are short and not very desirable.
Wrappers ave extremely scarce, ana cot.
teTs are deficient IN length; in Tact, all
the bright portion OF the crop YVES cure, d
early and suffered greatly from the dry
weather. After these eaily cuttings the
rains set in, :, that tie la'e paintings did
not get as much color as the earlier plant
tlgs have. Oar ket contains a small
proportion Of frosted lobaccos On SC
count of our being further South, but We
have some frosted tobaccOs. Taken al
together il is The poorest crop ever saw,
and ] have been in the business some
three years"
Mr.. John katz, Jr., Of Lynchburg, Va,
reports under date of November 10Th
Receipts on that mark,t last week 1872.
900 pounds, consisting principally of low
grade darks, cOlOry, for which prices are
full, with God d,mani from manufac-
tufers
Nothing of good medium and shipping
has yet be,r offered here, and I 'hink
gff. 10 IN in IA
season, there being no d,mand for such
at present.
Brokers' Warehouse Of Lynchbur-,
Va, reports their market as follows
Sold during week ending November 10 b,
- 900 pounds; sold during week ending
November l7th, 10000 pounds lu-
crease over week endInr November l0.h,
10 900 pounds. Sold from October isi,
tssS, TO November 18th. 302 400 pounds
sold from October lsi, 1887, 10 November
iTth, i23i 100 pounds Decrease for
Ass, 92e, 200 pounds.
A prominent tobacco commission mer
chant says at least five hundred hogsheads
nj bright tobsccos have been sold on the
EichmOnd market during the last week.
Large lines of brights were sold this
week 10 prominent manufactures at
Belfast, Ireland
From one hundred TO one hundred and
twenty-five packages of brigLts were
,oid TO day
MI T. ID Neal, Jr., leaves tonight for
Danyille, Va, he having been appointed I
Is one Of The judges on lemon colored /
wrappers at the Exposition which com
NC noes there tomorrow (2lst)
Mr Richard A. Trice, our auctioneer /
SAYS 'the country is horribly wet. The I
roads are as bad as ever saw them in
dead OF winter"
REGISTERED on CHANGE.
3. L. Anderson, Farmyil,e, Va; A u.