The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-25
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. September 2.-Oferings
Of tobacco at auction on Change to-day:
Total offerings, 81 packages suucured
and dark tobaccOs: one package sold ut
Sl100; two at $40 %: two at 500: one
at $ co., one at S1.1j: one at SI5O; one
at $500; one at $500; one taken in at
$500, thirty-two brought under $500.
Private sales reported TO the secre'
tary to-day: Wrappers, 30 hogsheads,
filters, 46 hOgsheads: smokers. hogs
heads dark tobacco. hogsheads.
Total sales reported to the secretary to-
day. 80 hogsheads.
ONCE Of the tobacco inspector reports
to-day: Inspections, bright. 30 hogs
heads: dark. - bogsheads Western,
~ hogsheads. Reinspections. brights,
lG hogsheads: dark. hOgsheads.
Office Of the Collector of the United
States Internal Revenue reports collec-
tons for the city of Richmond to-day
as follows: Tax paid cigars and cigar
cites. $3.50 81: tobacco, s. 9S2.16. Special.
= GO. Total collections for city to-day,
s3.6227l.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange;
+. l.. Morton. GAINESVILLE. Va: w. A..
Babbett. Oxford. n. c.; NJ. =. Jordan,
Danville: +. I. Faison Rileigh; Ii. A.
Vaughan. Louisville, Ky.
Farmers. Wilson 5. Shockoe. Daven-
p mort $. Centre. Crenshaw 3 Shelburne ..
% Old Dominion. Myers. and Seabrook 5
warehouses report 60 hogsheads ana
tierce delivered to-day.
The Durham Daily GLOBE OF to-day
has the following
DURHAM September 23.-Smali breaks
b to day at all the warehouses. No special
T. change to note either IN quality or
. nrice. The market remains very much
. The same as heretofore reported. The
- cfop is fast beng housed. although there
isa considerable amount yet standing
on the hill. A little frost reported ioi
d Saturday night. The weather Is some
/, what warmer to-day. aud doubtless
, much Of the cropnOw out Will be housel
y this week.
# Mr.. G. II. Williams. Of Durham, has
J. inst returned from Nash, where he had
B, been since July Goth curing fine tobacco
De- for Hon. b. II. Bnnn. for whom be
curod fortv-six barns of tobacco ana
q cold seventeen curincs for an average
D. of -2G. Twelve of said curlngs sold lol
o $40 per 100.
. DANNuLE. September % Breaks loi
+. the mast week have been light. Sales
j. getting around by T. o clcck each day
90 Most Of the offerings were new Whien
Be had fine color and very thln i'ai
Prices continue very high. ana some
e. sav they get higher each day. MOST OF
m the tob.ccO through this section nag
been cut. 4 farmer here and there
still have one aud two houses ont IN the
field. The cufings for the past weei
If have not been altogether satisfactory 20
Nh m first. but there viii be no scarcity o
4, h,iobfs i'm the 1883 crops. and we arr
r. ,fraid some Of our dealers who are buy
ing So heavily of the golden leaf WI
.h find IL out To- their SORROW before the,
a. close their books October 1890.
. LYON d WILSON
Mr.. +. T.. Morton, of Clarksville. j
no in Richmond to-day. ON the SUBJECT %
50 the now growth. he says Most Of on
DE- toblcco has been housed. at least iour
l@ fnhs Of 1t. Isl IS curing very bright u
' that section. but ! do mo- think DO VII
be over 30 per cent. OF an average Gro
'n i'm mounds. The later curings are not Fl
49, eood-not $50 bright as the earlier one
Sc we're. 10 will be about ~ per cent. o
-. an AVERAGE crop. taking the aveTag
-. ~ the lasc ten years. think TINS we
20 weather will certainly red tobacco O.
ld those intended to be aired or sun cured
D. because al the gum will be washed on
n of such tobaccOs. We raise right niue
If this class of tobacco IN the lower pal
of MeckienOurg.
Dr. The Richmond tobacco market wa
id strong ON wroppers and PLIERS to Day
,. '''0"7 c. Mel.