The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
Il-.L...r..l 10 90 ID

Richmond. Va. oct II, 1892
offerings at auction on Change to-day
Ffiy-threc packages Of sun-cured tobaccos;
one package sold az SIG, one at S145O, one
at Sl4 Cue 40 500. one at SS.75 two at
$3.50. one taken IN at SS.25. two sold at
$50. four az IS. two at S7.75, two taken
in M $50. two sold al S725, two sold at
s.. one taken In az 1913. three sold at $3.50
one taken i'm at 1928. one at Sc. one sold
az Sc. two at 500, enc at $3.50, one at
S5G0. two 40 500, one az $3.50, three at
$50 four az $50. two taken in at So, two
sold 40 s., one al $500 one at $3.50 one
80 SAG0. one at $3.50, one al S4.10 one at
$500
Private sales reported 10 the secretary Of
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: Wrap
"a, = hogshoads; cutters, 10; smokers. /
scrap bright, IL; leaf dark. "a. Total, &C
ilc~hcads
The Tobacco Inspector reports to-day: In
srections-B Bright % hogsheads; dark. 80
logshcads and Is ticrccs Reinspections-
Bright - hogSheads; dark, 30 hogsheads
aud terces.
Farmers Virginia, Wilson's Allegheny.
old dominion DavenportS Planters. Cren-
slaw's. Seabrooke's and Shockoe tobacco
warehouses report to-day: Receipts, 40 pack
ages; deliveries. 9S packages.
United States internal revenue collections
4NN lNf iile IL AAlAhAlhilus Ndss ib-uug
Cigars and cigarettes. $16O740: plug to-
baccos 81 S49.C7 Total $4.457.07
A good sale of bright loose tObaccos at
Shelburne's warehouse to-day; prices salts
factory: highest price S54 and several piles
ranged above $50. A good break for to-
morrow
very fire sale ar Davenport's tobacco
warehouse to-d1y; highest price $50. One
pile brought SO one S33 and one $50.
fun break ~ Planters sold at very fine
prices to-day: farmers all satisfied; highest
price so. For tomorrow the same thing
over again.
Nj W b. Boyd. Of Warrenton. y. c.,
f. in Richmond day and is making the
Office Of our NesSrs !. NJ. COnrad's Sons
his headquarters. Speaking OF the tobacco
crop he says. II should say the crop Is
about the same size Of that Of last year.
Al..,lt the same acreage was planted; has
better body and about the same color as
last vclr'S crop. There are no wrappers,
c0mparativcly speaking. about the same pro-
portion as last year. common and medium,
Nut no fine wrappers. Our filters are much
iltter than they were last year, and have
more body. The low grades are higher
than they have been, but not higher than
they were last year
The Couricr-Journal Of Mondly morning,
October TO- 1892 reports the Louisville, KY
tobacco market Tor the past week as Iol-
lowe.
The sales Of tobacco for the week foot
I'D 2.Ci8 hocshcads. 81 which 1.2S5 were
at private sale. Tor the corresponding week
last year the safes were 2,474; in 1880,
. so. fin 1889. $50. OF the weeks total
.a.5 hocshcads were hurley and LBS dark.
Tie sales since January LIST number la
DIS hocsheads. against 1882 in 1891, IT,
49, I'm 1880 and l09.393 in 1889.
Last weeks quotations have been fully
maintained and in good hurley Tugs and
common hurley leaf the minimum Is raised
lac. pound Receipts this week were sOI
hog,head,. against SD i'm the corresponding
week of 1891 and ISL fer 1890.
Registered az the Richmond Tobacco FIX
change to-day. Sidney d. Goodman, Cum
lcrlnnd. e.. A. Lewis, Henderson, 9. H.
Kent j. B =. Pryor Fluvanna. ". b.
Hord. Warrenton. y. c.; George l. Pierce,
Spotsylvania. ). W. Nenable, Petersburg
T. s. Winston. Louisa.