The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-03
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, Va, August 2.-OferinRs Of
tObacoos at auction on Change to-day 81
/ packages sun-cured
One package sold at $3.50. one al
| el7, one at Sl525. two AZ sl2. one at SLIPS
one At $40, one 81 1915. three at SO, three
at $1,000 one at S10.25, two at 1926. one
/ taken in al 80, four sold ate9. one at Ss.75
| one at $3.50, one ct 1926, two taken in al
| g. three sold Of S5 one taken In Ut S7.75
five at S7,75. one sold at S762J6, five al
! s7Y5 one taken ia at $3.50, two sold al
| eT.25. one taken In at 1926, four sold at e.
| One1 at S6.75 one az SG.62H, three al
! S6.25 one taken IN az &c. two sold al g.
! TWO at $3.50 six at $500 two at $500 two
At 50, one taken 10 at a two sold AZ
/ s470 two ut $3.50 four at $3.50, ono at $40,
/ one at S410, two at S4.l0, one taken IN at
$3.50, three sold at $3.50. four at 1910.
IS.
Private sales reported to the secretary of
| the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day. Wrap
| The tobacco inspector reports to-day;
| pers, 10 hOgsheads: filters, @; leaf dark, ~.
! Total. 45 hOgsheads.
! Inspections bright 157 hogsheads and 2
| tierces; dark. ~ hogsbesds and AZ tieroes.
| Reinspections- Bright. 30 hogsheads; dark,
/ / hogshead
The official report Of the tobacco inspeo-
/ tor for the month ending July 81, 1892,
! shows az follows
Receipts for the month ending July 81,
1 1892, 5059 hogsheads and 66l terces, no.;
/ deliveries. 1924 hogsheads and 40 tierces,
/ &c.
Receipts for ten months ending July 81.
1892 "a, 200 hogsheads and 3 ,S24 tierces, DC;
( deliveries, 24934 hOgsheads and 3l23
tierces DC.
Stocks on hand-Inspeoted II, 100 hogs
beads and 1.160 tieroes, 30. Unexpected,
4 J. - u n
stock on hand August I, 1897 ii 81 hogs
heads and j. sos tieroes, 80.
Total stock Oh hand June so. 1892: 1886
hogsheeds; 1914 tierces, &c.
Inspections for month ending July 81,
1892 Bright, 8,567 hogsheads, n tierces'
dark, 25l1 hogsheads, S21 teroes; West
ern. u hogsheads.
Total inspections for month ending July
81, 1892: $50 hogsheads, s48 tierces.
ReiDBpections Tor month ending July 81,
1892 Bright. 205 hOgsheads tierces; dark.
l47 hoesheads, 20 tierces; Western, hogs
heads
Total reinspeotions for month ending
July 81. 1892; 4l4 hogsheads, % tierces.
Total samplng Of bright for month end
ing July 81 1892: 3, SGD hogsheads, 80 tierces;
dark, BOYS bogsheads, 84i tierces; Western,
"a hOgsheads.
Total samplinR for month ending July 81.
Is 10l4 hOgeheads, s7l tierces.
Inspections for ten months ending July
IS. 1899: Bright, l27l2 hOgsheads. 300
tieFces; dark 10, al hOgsheads, 3,012 tierces
Western, s73 hOgsheads, 2 tierces. Total
inspections for ten months ending July 81
1892, "a, 056 hogsheads, 1914 tIerces.
BeinspectiOns for ten months ending July
81, 1882 Bright, 4 ,695 hog sheads ~ tierces;
dark. 1855 hogsheads. go tlerces; Western,
az hogsbeads, tierces Total reinspec-
lions for ten months ending July 81, 1882,
1000 hogsheads. 1876 tierces.
Total sampling for ten months ending
July 81, 1892: Bright. II, 4lO hogsheads. 3i2
tierces: dark, ] .255 hogsheads, 30 tierces;
Western. /, $40 hogsheads. 8 tieTces. Total
sampiinR for ten months ending July 81,
1892 81 ,056 h0gsheads, $500 tierces.
Total sales Of loose tobaccos for ten
months endinglSJuly 81, 1892, 7792,9J3
Farmers, Wilson'S Old Dominion, DAY.
exports Crenshaw's, ShockOe and Sea-
brooks tobacco warehouses report to-day:
Receipts, S5 packages deliveries. l45 pack
ages
for the city of Richmond to-day: Cigars
and cigarettes $98s.65; plug tobaccos,
S2,1g1s7. Total, 3,1lO.52
Our Colonel William NJ. Bridges, tobacco
inspector. who accidentally injured his foot
some days ago, We regret 20 say - stu con-
fined 20 the house, the doctors prohibiting
the use of his injured foot. Colonel
Bridges hopes TO DO able 10 be out ana at
tending 10 his duties IN a few days.
Colonel John S. Lockhsrt, of Durham
\. G.. arrived ia Richmond this morning
Speaking of the growing crop he said: 1t
IS not better than last years. have been
through Eastern North Carolina and the
tobacco belt Of Person county and can
speak Of that know and testify 10 what ]
have seen The plants are small, the leaves
marrow and the stalks blackenln2 and burn
ing up ut the bottom. The heavy rains and
cold spell OF three weeks ago are the causes
of the present condition Of the crop. Up
10 that time the prospects were very favor
able. There may be good crop or fllers.
but wrappers will be scarce. Dealers arc
under the impression that we Will have q
fine crop, but they were never more mis-
taken IN their lives.
TIE Iouisvills Courier Journal of Mon
dav. August J. 1902, reports the tobacco /
market for the past week as follows Inc /
features Of the market this week have been |
principally those which distinguished II |
AT A hrm tone has ohGracterzed the |
,nles throughout. and the better grades y |
red hurley, which has Jagged a little, moved /
No. All packages Of bright color, IRON the /
trash and Tugs 10 the hnest iea[, nave uetn 1
subiected 10 spirited bidding. The cutting I
have been taken by the buyers OF |
alters and the low grades have attracted al /
.ention from the foreign buyers. The buy
no has been free from speculative char
,eter, The prices not being inh9esnced by re-
a 1cs Of The growing crop. The sales for
he week and for the month were mot no1 w 70
hose of Last year but the total since JSu-
fsrv lat is stli in excess OF those SHOWN ~
la,y former Tor year. The official quotations
~ sed mis- mi, week show an advance IN hne
ed J'i bnrI 1 Darks and Green river types
81, su eu soI3 et last weeks prices and fur
1isbed no features for comment " -
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