The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-15

bright breaks this and next week.
Several hundred hOgshcads of old cut
tcrs of q we'll known brand were sold
saturday in Danyille. Va, and il requir-
cd AN the available teams in Danyille 10
ship the Tot 90 New York to-day A
New York broker did H. j. A. Grad
dock 81 Co. held a fine large stock, and il
Is supposed The above is the lot sold by
Mr. i T. Owen. OF New York. d.
40 sales of loose tobacco to-day
Alc-srs Vaughan & Sarvay desires me
.o .ly thai they viii have a larger sale of
loose tobacco tomorrow than any which
has been had up 10 This time and buyers
are asked 10 DO i'm attendance promptly
80 10 o clock A. W.
TOBACCO EVoHANGE. Jan. IA, 1889
Offerings of tobacco on Change to
day
Mr. Silas Shclbune offered thirteen
packages W est Virginia brighis prices
ranging from 50 10 SlS.
Messrs Carr & Dickonsons offered ~
packages West Virginia brights; prices
ranging from S420 10 S3j The princi-
pal bidders We're Messrs J. n. Vaughan
Allen g. Ginter. w. g. Miller, W J.. Dib-
rcll. and L. G.. Williams.
Registered no the Tobacco Exchange:
r. / Coleman, Pittsylvania; Neil Nc
Caul. Chicago s. y. Legg, Oak Hill, Va.
A prominent tobacco commission mer
chant reports sales of wrappers to-day.
prominent tobacco commission house
reports sale to-day of common wrappers,
iuers. and smokers.
Another prominent tobacco commits
sion house reports to-day tho sale OF
wrappers.
Mr. Silas ShGburne reports the sale OF
a few packages of W est Virginia brighls
to-day privately
Tobacco Inspector William VI. Bridges I
reports hoesheads opened to-day as fol 7.
lows Inspections. go, reinspectlons, H. /
Mr. A. r.. Gum reports the sale OF Il /
few ho.-hcads of filters to-day.
Messrs. h. l.. Norris & Go. report sale /
d one hundred hogsheads of smokers IN
the last few days
A prominent tobacco commission
house reports today sale of twenty
h0eshcads smokers and sixteen hogs
heads wrappers
Mr. William @ Miller reports to-day,
sale of lot of smokers
The SorH0n Iolacr0 J1HyH0t under
date of Jmuary1S2, reports big sale az
South Boston. Last week the Edmond
SON Tobacco Company sold some two
hundred hogsheads of tabacco,' says TIE
RuoM "All bat about fifty hogsheads
went 20 one firm. lt took ten freight
cars to carry the shipments
Major LdmOnds0n is one OF the most
active gentlemen in the Tobacco Trade,
nd Is worth many times his weight in
gold 90 South Boston
INTERVIEWS WITH FARMERS.
Mr William Sattorthwait says II live
foo Goochland county About half of the
loose tobacco in my neighb0rhood has
come n market already
Mr. j A. Mallory, of Hanover county,
near Ashland. Va, says over half oil
fhe tobacco OF our neighbOrhood has
been sold already
Mr. O C.. Peers. Goochland county,
SAYS i think about half OF the loose to-
baccO in nav county has come ia already.
Mr. D. g. Ford GOOchland county,
who is probably the largest raiser OF
loose tobacco in that county, says
think Che crop will equal in DOiHds that
SID far in NV immediate neighhOrhOod.
live in The lower end of the county, and
don't know anything of the upper part.
Mr VI T. EddletOn, from the classic
shades of llelltown, Hanover county,
says There is right smart loose to-
b8ocO in my section yet 90 come ID.
think the best growth is yet 20 be mar
kctcd. but stil ] don't think the new
crop viii average with the crop OF last
wear While think there was as much
area planted, the tobacco is not there in
pyuufs
Janev Cheatham, Chesterfield county,
SAYS Il live about halfway between
The Midlothian and WinlerpOck Mines.
Not great deal of loose tobacco 10 come
n. there was not much made, and most
~ that is going 90 Petersburg
Mr. Charles Watkins IS reported as
just returned from visit 10 North Caro-
lima. but We have not had the pleasure
oi meeting him as yet.
Mt William Henry Jones left on the
80 p NJ train to-day for the purpose
of making tour of inspection OF the
North Carolina markets He went first
90 oxford y C.
Messr. Carr & DickensOn's desire 10
notify Mr. ". J.. Gibson, of Millersburg,
Ky. that they have duly hOnored his
draft on them for the interest on his
subscription 10 the TINES in manner and
form prescribed by him, and this re-
porter lakes this occasion to acknow-
ledge the corn, and thank Mr. Gibson for
the treat
Considering the fact, that to-day was
Monday. which is usually a duh day we
can safely say, that our market was fairly
active with unusually large sales. In TINS
opinion we were confirmed in CONVEX
sation bad with a prominent member OF
the Trade.
The wel-known firm of Lightfoot /
BONNER d Co. was dissolved to-day by
mutual consent, Mr. BONNER buying the
stock and carrying on a business similar
to That carried on by the late firm, and
Mr. John Lightioot becomes partner
in the Old established firm OF L. T. Crump
& Co. Notices of these changes appear
elsewhere in to-day issue &. Mel.