The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-22
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, June D.-OhoilnEo -
auction on Change to-day; iO5 package
sun-cured tobaccos. One package soio AT
$50 30. one at S30.5O. one at $3.50 one az
ego one at S19.25. one at SlIZ5' one az
$3.50. one at SI5 one Vt Sl4.2b, one at sl4'
one at S13.75. one at 1880. one at w,
one taken in at S1l.75, one sold at $ll'oV, one
at sll25, two at Sl0.75. one at slO.z0'
five at so. one at 1915. one at Ss.631f,
one at 50. So one taken in at 80. Is, two sold
at So 70. six at 90, three at 1910, hve al s5oO'
two at Ss25. seven at S8, three al $40,
three at 1850 five at SI25, one at ~,
one at 1913, one at &c. one at SOU, one ht
$3.50 one at 1928, two at S5.ZO two at 10,
two at s5. two at $3.50. one at s4.G0. one
taken in AT $40, two sold at S3.40, two AT
"a. 30, two at 10, four at 81, one at s5.yo,
one at 49, so, one at 1915, one at 20. ~. one az
$500, three at $3.50. two at $3.50, two al
e., so. one at 32.20.
Nessrs. John J. Wilson's Son & Co. sold
some fine sun-cured tObacoos on 'Change 70,
day. and Mr. w. T. Hancock, with ms usnai
foresight went for them, going as hlgh as
$50. 80 for tobaccos for his fine chewing brands
Private sales reported 20 the secretary OF
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day: Wrap.
pers. G hogsheads; filters G. scrap, 2 leaf
dark. IT, Total, 81 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports To-
dav. nspections-Bright 1913 hogsheads 3
tierces. dark 157 hogsheads 90 tlerces, Re
Inspections Bright, 70 hogsbeads l terce;
dark, hoesheads
Farmers. Wilson's, Old Dominion, ALE
ghany, Shelburne's, Crenshaw's, Meals,
Davenport's. SeabroOks, Planters and
Shockoe tobacco warehouses report to-day:
Receipts, 202 packages deliveries 2l9.
United States internal revenue collections
for the city of Richmond Va. to-day Cigars
and cigarettes. S4,84ZS0; plug tobaccOs'
q 1876 Is. Total, S6.6s2.96.
Crenshaw's sold packages over the head
to-day.
The arbitration committee. consisting OF
our MessIs. Charles Watkins. of Charles Wat
kins Il Co., and Daniel Lyon, Of the Pace To
bacco Company. selected TO ascertain and
make award TO our Mr.. j. h. Jones OF amount
of damage for injury to his stock OF tobacco
stored in his warehouse by the recent hIe IN
/ the establishment of our MessTs. ii. Is. lana
| ferro q Co., adiudged the amount Of S20.o "A
/ 10 Mr. Jones on actual loss sustained by him.
| In addition to this, Mr.. Jones was paid ss
1 per valuation on ten hogsheads OF To-
I bacco stored in TaliaferrO's warehouse. max
! lug the total amount received by him on &C
( count damage by FIRE. etc, about s24 900.
The Courer-Journal Of Monday morning
/ June 90 1892. reports the Louisville thy..
| tobacco market for the past week as follows
| "Of this week. sales 2,409 hogsheads were
| hurley, % old, 2,31l new and bol DARK Il olu
and 566 new.
! The leaf tobacco market has not exhib-
/ tied any noteworthy features tins week
Considering everything. the offerings have
! been of very fair quality and prices have
sometimes Preached S25, and have often ex-
| ceeded $40 These. of course, ELECTED sharp
and spirited bidding and sold at full prices.
/ In fact, the characteristic Of the market III
| being strong for the upper and lower types
| and weak for those that come between does
| not change and this was especially marked
| this week. The manufacturers at all times
want good colory and red filters. Quality Ii
! always dcsideratum, and this sustained the
| market for the better types, namely, thos'
| that range from S12 upward. On the low
| grades. from 20 down. both the home manu-
facturers andsthe reggie buyers offer cOmpeti
ton The reggie buyers have been picking ~
a good deal of late, and this helps along tat
market for the cheaper types.
Between theupper and lower grades Gomez
| a great bulk of common, medium and monde
| script hogsheads, which buyers often neglect
| One hogshead may sell for its full value anC
| another a minute later may sell at dolla
less. Consequently reflections in these case
are very numerous and the market for then
/ is decidedly irregular.
Good darks sell we'll black wrapper o
q good colory Green River hogshead is IN de
mand. Otherwise the dark market is qule
and easy. .,
Receipts this week have fallen off consid
erably.
The weather has been very favorable t
the growth of the early-planted crop"
Registered at the Richmond Tobacco FIX
change to-day w. T. Grinder, II. Z. Towsey
| William James Walton. W. l.. Wright. Franl
2. Smith, j. w. Flanagan, w W. Flanna
gan. Louisa: h. +. Collins and son. h
Andrews, w. L. Blanton, Caroline; u. G
Jones, Bouham. Texas; b. I. McCue. Wash
ington, d. c.; L. II. Nicholas, Rockingham