The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-14
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

ings to-day were again Of sun-cursd
seaf, showing better condition. being
fine assortment with every class OF
good rich color, from cinnamon light to
rich red ard black. One manufacturer
gave close attention to sales with best
prices az follows 30, 27i. 90. 2ji. %.
and so on down. The total offering Of
90 packages were sold, showing very
satisfactory sales. The sellers, mainly
Messrs. George A. Haynes & Co.. j. J.
Wilson. Son q Co.. and Palmer & Co.
are to be congratulated as well as the
planters. while much credit is due the
home manufacturers who so closely
stick TO our special grades Of sun cured.
Brighfs. The market showed more
life on Change to-day with good at
tendance. ccattering small lots Of
wrappers were sold here and there.
while there was a good demand for col
DRY. Old lu2s at SIC. to &c. Holders
show no disposition to part with such
under value, and the larger round lots
of fillery grades are held higher.
There were some fresh sampliDgs OF
fine old filters and medium cutters to-
day. We hear Of better demand for
finer grades Of same with round sales
lately.
Wrappers The demand continues
good and steady with daily reductions
in stock, and finer grades Of mahOganies,
which has left the apparent visible sup
ply reduced to small proportions Of
very good. with fine bright wrappers al
most nominal.
Dark old Shipping remains very
quiet, and all sales are close Office sales
when made. There is nothing much
said Of the small Reggie orders and no
buving for such appears yet.
BuricyS SALES are made daily of GER
tain selections Of finer leaf in small
lots, but the general market remains
quiet with mere tobacco in keeping
order sampled. As supplies here are
ample OF all grades. this stock should |
attract more attention Of outside buy |
ers near by. Prices are sure to be |
right. as our home BUYERS keep well |
posted, and do supply themselves from |
the market. We direct attention to |
the fact that many consignees get their /
stock direct from interior Kentucky |
packers, aud at no extra cost save |
freight charges
Registered on Change TO day w. |
). Hughes, j. X. Crank, Louisa. Va
=. a. Thomas. W. :. Allen, j. K. Allen. |
A. b. Sutton. r. a. Blanton and A. G..
Blanton. Caroline county, Va; T.. NJ.
Parrish. Fluvauna. Va: Thomas NJ. aud
Charles II. Cody Michigan; l.. S. Jack
SON Jr.. Brakes Branch, Va; +. ID.
Christian, New York; r. H. Voolfolk.
Danville. Va; 4. A. Blanton, Farm
vile. Va: G.. B. Elan. Chase City. Va. :
j. A. Smith Blackstone, Va; and
K. X NoDlln. South Boston, Va.
LgmchbDg TUgbidl: At one of the
warehouses there were sold Wednes-
day for Mr.. l.. W. Goodwin, a prosper
Gus planter of Nelson county, the fol-
lowing parcels Of tChaccO at the prices
named: Eight hundred and ninety
seven POUNDS at II per hundred: 42j
pounds at $50: ~ pounds at $50;
549 rounds at $40: 260 pounds. Tugs.
$50: 797 pounds at SIP 70. gu at Sli:
1Gj at S13.7j; 2i2 at SIP: 374 at Sll p;
l67 al 1913. These prices are all for
shipping. ard show very comfortable
average. If planters will make good
tobacco and handle il well they will be
very apt TO get satisfactory figures. 1t
is the mean. low down stuh that no.
body wants, and brings next to moth
inc.