The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-22

I Sarvay say indications tonight are Tor
large sale to morrow.
Offerings Of tobacco on Change, Mon
day, January o., 1899 Thirty-iiye
packages were offered Mr.. Silas Shell
burne offered two, Messrs. r. {. Morton
/ & Co. two, and the balance, composed Of
/ West Virginia brights, were offered by
Mcssrs Carr & Dickensons, prices rang
ing from $3.50 to $50. One package
sold for $50 per hundred pounds, five
packages sold for $50 and upwards per
hundred pounds: thirteen packages sold
for $40 and upwards per hundred
pounds twelve packages sold for $3.50
and upwards per hundred pounds.
The warehouses report aggregate ship
ments to-day at 1913 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspectors Office reports
hogsheads opened to-day as follows; In
spections, 3. reinspections, 20.
MIR Jackson Turpin, tobacco com
mission merchant of Cincinnati o., now
on visit to Richmond, Va, reports adj
vices from Cincinnati, from reliable par
ties, under date Of the 18Th instant, to
the effect that that market was quite
active and prices strong
10 il reported that about 200 hOgsheads
OF old Tugs are going out Of the Rich
mOnd, Va, market to-day. These tohac-
cos were sold for snuiler purposes.
a prominent tobacco commission mer-
chant reports sale of thirty hogsheads
dark shipping tobacco today.
A prominent tobacco cOmmissiOn-house
reports sale of three hogsheads wrap.
pers, forty-nine hogshead filters, and
twelve hogsheads lngs to-day.
Another large tobacco commission
house reports sale to-day of twenty hogs
heads smokers, filters, and wrappers.
a prominent tobacco commission mer-
chant reports sale of few hogsheads of
wrappers to-day.
Messrs. r L Norris & Co. report sale
Of a few hogsheads Of granulator. to-day.
Mr. John NJ Taylor of Messrs. i. j.
Parrish Il Co, says. My correspondents
report the markets of Durham, Oxford,
and Henderson, y c., at from 1jc. TO
81 so higher on low grade tObaccOs'
Messrs. Darlington Il Co. report sale Of
a small lot of common wrappers to-day.
4 prominent tobacco commission mer-
chant reports sales Of common and fine
Wrappers also sale Of smokers to-day.
Messrs. y. G. Morton q Co report
sale of few hogsheads Of wrappers,
and inquiries from out-of-tOwn parties
for various grades
Messrs Arringtons & Scott report sale
Of a few hogsheads of wrappers to-day.
Mr. Silas Shelburne will open to-mor-
row Tuesday fifty hogsheads Of West
Virginia brights-some of the finest crops
that will be offered this year.
Messrs. Charles Watkins 81 Co. report
sales of filters and wrappers on Saturday.
Also sale Of lot Of wrappers to-day.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day J. 4. Sanger, Fayetteville, ".
Va T. H. Martin, Durham, y. c.
Charles S. Kales, Saven Rock, East Ha-
ven, Conn. Walker Bowman, Lynch
burg, Va; George Mcdonald, New
Brunswick. n j., X. T. Arlington, Pc
tersburg, Vas. p Arlington, Warren
ton. y. C.. r. =. Burwell, Powhatan, Va
George IL Grouse, Oak Hill, Va; w l..
Venable, $. W. Nenable, Petersburg, va
A. Dibrell Danyille, Va; j. i. Taylor,
Manchester, Va.
Receipts ON Petersburg market Of new
tobacco for the quarter ending January I,
1889, were S5O.909 pounds; for the same
time last year, PAS, 96O pounds. They
have been light since January lst, and
made up for the most part of poor non
descripi tobacco. The market is quiet
at the following quotations: Frosted
and common Tugs, IS cents TO $3.50; fair
10 good Tugs, 3 to A. cents; short leaf, A
to 81 cents; medium TO good working
leaf. 81 to cents; good wrappers, 10
% cents; fine leaf. suitable for shipping,
10 to 124 cents
PERclvALL & FIELD.
The Richmond tobacco market is very
firm and prices hardening. We expect
20 see the market active and higher In
the near future. G. Mel.