The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-11

january num- A'''.
Mr. Silas Shelburnc offered twenty
/ three packages Of West Virginia bright
to-day at auction prices ranged from
/ S11 90 500 The principal bidder wcr'
/ Mcssrs Allen N Gintcr. William ii
Jones. Strausc * Raah, Colonel j VI
Bovkin and William j. Dibren The
prices were satisfactory % the planters
/ who came down with their crops
4 prominent tobacco commission mcr
chant reports shipmentsto-day
& prominent tobacco commission mer
chant reports sale otaconsiderable Tot oil
dark shipping tobacco to-day.
a prominent tobacco commission
house reports sale of lot of filters on
yesterday and of a good lot of wrapper.
to-day
Ncssr-. r. G. Morton G Go. report TO-
day sale of Don of leaty filters
Messrs SubIett Is Cary report sales of
old dark tohaccos a-, week and ou yes.
lerday
prominent tobacco commission house
reports sales of foryodd hoeshcads of
wrappers nller- Sc. in the last day or
two.
Another prominent tobacco commits
sion merchant reports sales to-day Of
wrappers, filters and smokers here and
out Of town.
Me-sr~ r. J.. Norris & Co. report sale
of Dot of filters to-day
Ncssr~ Arrinetons 81 Scott report to-
Iav sale of % small lot OF common wrap
per-
Mr. T. d Neal, Jr, reports shipments
from his warehouse to-day, as very good.
The Tobacco Inspector reports hogs
heads opened to-day as follows. to-Wlt
Inspections. 100. reviews 65.
NJ William Cameron of Petersburg
Va. was On Change to-day
We have heard lhe matterOi Zee value
of One-sucker tobacco discussed go length
hy stemmers and manufacturers, and
thinking that our former friends who sell
heir tobaccOs on this market would DO
Wen 90 consider the views of the buyers
of the same. we asked Mr. Alexander
Cameron. who is one of the larg $50 buy
ers of loose tObaccos, bis opinion as 90
the value of onc-sGcher tobacco, Co which
De replied ut is utterly worthless. Do is
of mo- value for manufacturing purposes
and i'm the interests of the farmers and OF
The Trade. the farmers ought certainty
TO stop raising Do | cannot touch IL, 10
is of no earthly Use TO me. IL is hardly
worth the cost of drayaEe 20 The factory.
then asked Mr. l.. b Vaughan of
Vaughan * ,arvay, Who said 81 earn
cstly recommend that the farmers dis
continue Tie planting of one-,ucker to-
hacco,. and urge them, in their own in-
terest, to plant any other variety than
that
Mr.. Rufus Sarvay, of the sboye-named
firm. says Farmers have got 90 stop
sowing tobacco seed like they 30 wheat,
and they must take their best lands for
t0bacc0s and manure them heavily, If they
want 60 make goy1 tobacco. that is, what
uuers call good II they viii make good
t0baccOs 80 viii pay well, but they Will
bankrupt themselves If they persist in
making the nondescIpt stuff they are
making now, make ICES quantity of to-
hacco and make that good and you viii
make money
The new leaf tobacco firm of + W
Sous composed oi Messrs.
+. vs. HaucWinckel and Edward Hane-
winckel. bias employed Nh ID. Tideman
KS their buyer This arrangement is a
guaranty to those who would patrOnize
them that orders viii be satisfactorily
lllei
M D. Tideman left for Baltimore
and New York last night on business for
the new tobacco house referred 90 above
Messrs i. w. Hanewinckels Sons re-
ports sale OF burleys Their adyices from
Louisville of sth instant are as follows,
to wit. We wrote You last night 9Th
Instant we were expecting large sales
and an easier market. bat sales were
small IN size and prices fully sustained
hat is 90 say prices are fifty 90 seventy
i've cents higher Nessrs Hane-
Sons say the above is from
very reliable party. They also report
that q manufacturer here told them that
they confirmed reports 90 him from the
same market. and that the impression is
HAT the market out there IS higher bee
cause manufacturers issued 80 many
orders during the holidays
Another letter says IL would not adj
wise YOU t0 buy old stock, as DO is very
scarce. and So high that 10 viii certainly
force manufacturers TO buy the new
10 Is supposed that there are about
900 hogsheads of old stock on Gin
rinnau market, but We think this an
1ver-estimaie.
AT THE TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
I B. Elan. Chase City; A W. Mayer
GAINESVILLE. T.. X LangAome Virginia,
T. y. Hudgins, Caroline, Ii. f. Brooks
and " o Delano Boston, II. W. Paine,
brakes Branch; : r. Hall, West Viz
linia. {. Mel.
AsurymLE, January s-Yery heavy
sales az an the warehouses Prices are
bright, and medium wrappers, American
and English cutters. and all cOlors OF
types were high Market had an up
Ward tendency on the better grades
There is a good wagon trade, which is
better for the market and the farmers
seem well satisfied with prices -AsleuAe
CHzen.