The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-29
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA June 2S.-Oherlngs AT
auction on Change to-day ll5 packages sun
cured tobaccos One package sold az S3f,
one at s22 two at go. one at Sl7.25' one at
S1G.50. three at s16, one az f1675. one OF ia.
two at Sl3.75, one at $3.50, one at Sl5, one
at S12.75. one taken ia az Sl225, one sold az
SLABS. twoat s12. one AZ e1l.15, one al .ll'9U,
one at SLIPS. one at Sll. one at alO. 20,
one $40. 25 one taken IN at 1910. three sold
at $975. three at $3.50 ono at $3.50, three AZ
80, three at S. 70. four at g 90, two at Ss.25.
FIVE at e8. five at e7.75 three at $500. I'VE at
s7.25, nine at 81. four at 1918, one at so'oo'
three at 1925 one at $3.50, one at $500. one
at So 40 one at $3.50 three at 20. one at a.. ~,
one at S4.70. three at SA.60, one at S4:05' one
az $3.50, one at t4.4O one at $3.50 four at
"a. 20 one taken in at $4.10, one sold at T4.lO'
one at "a. three at $3.50 two at S3.fO' Jnree
at $500 two at $500, one al yl.lO.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary OF
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day Wrap
pers. 3 hogsheads cutters. 3; smokers, -;
scrap, Z, leaf dark %. Total 66
hOgsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day: In
spections Bright. PIT hogsheads, 3 tierces;
dark, IS hogsheads, 81 tlerces. heipspec-
tions Bright, hogsheads o,,
Farmers. Wilson's, Allegheny. Old Do
minion. Vaughsns. Crenshaw's Neal g.,
Davenport's. Planters. Shookoe and Sea
brooks tobacco warehouses report TO-DAY:
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United States internal revenue COLLECTIONS
for the city of Richmond. Va. to-day; Cigars
and cigarettes S5.06l65; plug toDacco5'
Sl.sG5.lS special tax, S723. penalty Slz'oo.
Total. 81 .664.56.
Tie Courier-Journal Of Monday morning,
June 81. 1892. reports the Louisville Ky.
tobacco market for last week as follows:
SO far as prices are concerned the leaf
tobacco trade this week has not been salts
factory. Condition has not generally been
good. which has initiated to an appreciate
extent against the sales. Buyers orders have
perhaps been lighter than usual. At any rate
the competition among them has not been as
sharp as il was last week. and the percentage
of reflections has run very high.
The weakness in the market has been
chiefly on the medium aud common types
falling within a range of s. 20 rl2. Owing TO
their abundance and generally poor cOnQluOn
they have been much neglected.
Strictly frst-class colory hurley leaf and
Jugs have scarcely felt the weakness Of the
market, as the specially desirable grades are
in active demand among the manufacturers.
Low grades have also been fairly well main
tained as the home manufacturers and reggie
BUYERS are furnishing some competition.
Receipts this week have not been large,
and local stocks are light.
The weather has been favorable 10 the
growth of tho new crop, and 1t has been
coming out rapidly"
Registered at the Richmond Tobacco Ex-
change to-day;
Charles W. BONNER. Lynchburg, w f..
Wright and son, j. p. Smith and son, w. W.
Holland. J. d. Howard. Louisa. j. 4. Allen
N. NJ Sutton. A. Lee Mahon. }. j.. Pitts, +.
A. Smith. l.. G. smith Caroline II. j. Rhodes
CarteTsville. IL. II. Collins. Des Moines: j. G..
Payne, Louisa: John Webb, Oxford. \. CT;
j. A. Kent Fluyanna; A. Z. Thorpe,
Rocky Mount. j. q. Cooper, Henderson,
n. @.
headouarters with Messrs. NJ +. Smith a. Co.
Speaking Of tobacco generally be says he
thinks inland shil pers have about finished
their shipment. and receipts will drop OIL
from this time. lie doesn't suppose tenth
Of tho crop is now in farmers hands a tenth
is big estimate.