The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA, June 14.-Oferings at auc-
/ ton on Change to-day. 95 packages sun-
! cured tObaccOs One package sold at 32g
one at ga, one at SI8.25, one at Sl7.15, one al
s17.25, one at S17. one al sl6.25. one at ZIG,
one at c15.25. one at S14.75, one at e14.50, TWO
sll.5O, three at sl1.25 one at S1l. one taken
IN atSl0.75, one sold at SO 10, one taken in al
$40 two sold at Sl0. two at 1913. three at
I $3.50, one at 1925. four at 80. four at 1913.
/ one taken IN at 1922, two sold at $3.50. one
/ at 1926. two taken in at IS, seven sold at s..
seven at s7,75 four at $3.50, one taken in at
| 1926, two sold at S7.25. six at n. three at
| S6.75, one taken III At c6.6219, two sold at
! 1925, one taken ID at s6. one sold at So, one
! taken in at q. 30, two sold at $3.50 one al
e4.2O, two at "a, one at $3.50, one at $40,
two at 50. 30. one at So % one taken in at s..
Private sales reported 20 the secretary OF
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: Filters,
| IS hOgsheads cutters. 3: longs dark. l5 leaf
dark "a. Total 20 hOgsheads
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports to-
day: Inspections Bright, rs hogsheads.
] tlerce; dark. 1879 hogsheads, 81 tierces Re-
inspections-Bright. is hogsheads.
Farmers. Virginia, Seabrooke's Planters
Wilson's, Meals, Allegheny Old Dominion,
Shelburne's. Shockoe, Crenshaws and Dav-
EXPORTS tobacco warehouses report to-day.
Receipts, 209 packages; deliveries 175.
United States internal revenue collections
for the city of Richmond, Va, to-day Cigars
and cigarettes Si.l7L25, plug tobaccos.
F2,03l.G0. Total, S3.z02S5.
very small sale at Shockoe warehouse to-
day.
Crenshaw's sold "A packages over the head
to-day.
Mr.. r. II. Walton. the largest planter in
Prince Edward county, will sell the pick Of
mis- crop on Planters warehouse floor to-mor-
row.
The Courier-Journal of Monday morning.
June 49, 1892 reports the Louisville (Ky.) to-
bacco market for the past week as follows
'Of this weeks sales 25l4 hogsheads are
hurley, ll5 old, 1896 new and S32 dark 36l
OLD and an new. Of this years sales D. date
81, 59j hogsheads are hurley and q. 755 dark
The leaf tobacco market was very firm ut
the opening this week but bias not main
tanned its tone throughout aud closes more
irregular than it was at the beginning The
chief weakness has been IN medium and com
mon burleys. ranging IN price from about ~
20 Sl2. which have been decidedly irregular
There was good competition on these last
week, but one or two active buyers have
since withdrawn for the time being their
orders being filed. and the market for them
sagged of
From so up there is no noticeable change
in prices. Such types rs these are not too
plentiful, and buyers take care that none of
them shall 90 begging. Select red hurley
filters are IN much demAnd. All colory
grades OF leaf. Tugs and trash in good con
dition are in good demand. Low GRADES are
also selling we'll the home manufacturers
taking them freely. while the reggie buyers
pick up a lot here and there
The market for dark tobacco moves along
in the same old fashion. IL changes very
little these times. But frst-cass dark TO-
bacco sells well.
Registered at the Richmond Tobacco Fx-
change to-day: r. b. Wright. T. j. Houch-
ems. Ii. 9. Wright. +. c. Wright, q. l..
Wright. Louisa; ). T. Pryor. r. l.. Mills.
Goochland: W. l.. Moore Caroline: r. l..
Miller. Lynehburg E. w. Harris, Hender-
son.