The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-01
TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND, VA, June 30.-No. offering
of tobaccos at auction on Change to-day
Offerings Of tobaccos at auction OF
Change for the month ending Jun'
30, 1890, 1853 packages Of sun-cureC
tobaccos, highest price obtained dur
ing the month Of June, 1870 WAS ssi iol
a package OF sun-cufed tobacco.
Private sales reported TO the secretary TO
day; Wrappers, 1872 hogsheadsj filters,
g hogshcads; dark tobaccos, 81 hogsheads.
Total, 22T hogsheads.
! Private sales rcpored 10 tile secretary fol
the month ending June no, 1890
Wrappers, i2l hogsheads: filters, 2i2 hogs
heads: cutters, 221 hogsheads; smokers, ils
hogsheads, scrap, III hogsheads; dark To-
baccOs, 935 hogshcads, sun-cured, hogs
heads; burleys, i6 hogsheads; cutting Tugs
30 hogsheads. Total ., 400 hogsheads,
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports TO
day; spections-Bright, l49 hogshcads
dark, * hOgsheads western, | hogshcad
Reinspections- Bright, hogsheadsi west.
crn, hogshead,
Inspections an dreiuspections for month OF
June 1890; lnspections-Bright, 2,0iS hogs
heads; dark, 1924 hOgsheads ;iWestern, 1871
h0gsheads. Renspections- Bright, 3Gi
hogsheads; dark. 1862 hogsheads; Western,
20 hogshead. Total samplng for the month
ofJuno 1890, 1900 hogsheads.
Farmers, Wilson's. Allegheny, Old
Dominion, Meals, Davenport Plans
ter's and Merchants, Shelburne's,
Shockoe, Seabrook's and Myer' ware
hOgsheads; Is tierces and bOXes-Deliveries
l5l hogsheads, . tierccs and boxes.
same report for month ending June 30,
1890: Receipts-2,9i0 h0gsheads, 2l3 tierces
and boxes. Deliveries 1868 hOgshe ads,
4g7 tierces and boxes.
-llOgsheads increase 211. stock
Iierces and boxes decrease 30.
Office Of the collector of the United
States internal revenue reports collections
for the city of Richmond to-day, as follows:
FAX paid cigars and cigarettes, $SSS.45;
tobaccos, $3,727.2s; special, S6S.iS; penalty,
S22.10. Total. $4,lOG.S6.
Internal revenue collections for the city
Of Richmond month ending June 30, 1890:
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes. $4l.1S2.43;
tobaccos, So, 5j1.22; special, S69S.7lj PEN
atty, $272.2O. Total, 1929, 1896.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
Monday, June 30, 1890: j. ID. Osborne, Pc
tersburg; +. Schwruck, Petersburg.
Mr.. Luther Vaughan (Of Vaughan q Sar-
vay) in speaking about tobacco, said: 81
have lust returned from business trip 10
Cincinnati, Louisville, Ilopkinsyille and
Clarksyile. where found common grades
low and dull; medium and good grades
high and active,
"Clarksvllle, they say. is being run by
Bremen buyers, who are keeping up prices
on that market. The Regics are holding of,
they say, until Bremen gets her full supply,
but it looks to me that when they both get
their full supply Of t0baccOs the good stock
will be very short.
"They say large crop Of hurley has been
planted, while but small average crop Of
dark tobacco, say - to 80 per cent. OF last
years crop. has been planted.
"The seasons have generally been good
out West, and with favorable conditions
from now on, it is thought good sized
crop may be expected.
"Ihe push and the pluck Of our Western
tobacco buyers is worthy Of our earnest EN-
ulation, while their kindness and their hos
pitality are without bounds
The Richmond tobacco market was very
active, with heavy sales of bright wrappers.
Sales Tor the month of June were very
heavy, as the above report shOws-total
sales reaching nearly $500 hogsheads. In
spectiOns Of bright tCbaccOs to-day were
large, and light on the balance Of the list.
ReinspectiOns light all around. Receipts
TO-DAY light: deliveries large (being about
three times as large as receipts. Receipts
for the month show an increase of IA hogs
heads in the stock Internal revenue col.
lections to-day good, and for the month
they were heavy, especially so ON plug To-
hoooos 4 Mel.