The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-16
rnRACCO EXCHANGE.

Rrcuwovp. Va. March f5.--No offerings Of to-
baccos al auction on Change to-day, tuesday
prvafe sales reported 10 the secretary Of the
Richmond Tobacco Trade To-Day iliers, rs
hogsheads; cutters. %; smokers' .; scrap
lbrighU. b; leaf dark'. 81. 10. a.. w. 49,. H..
ONCE of the TO accO inspector reports TO-DAY :
Tnsnectious-B light. s hog sheads; dark 5' hogs-
heads and tIerces. Eeinspec-ons -bIlgn' -
farmers. Wilson's Allegheny. Yaughansi
Od Dom iniOn. Planters, davenport anu
Shockoe tobacco warehouses report to-uay .
Receipts 30 packages. deliveries. ~,
once OF the collector Of tie Uhlleu = 'a.e' III
ternal revenue reports collections loi me Guy Oh
Richmond. Va. TO day as follows. Ia4 pau
chars and cigarettes. A2liO 3: tax pald pug
tobaccos s3.s4l.g2. Total S522l. ,,.
rIuht GOOD break of 10th dark and bright
loose tobaccos az -hel urne 10 day lrlccs
satisfactory. nothing hue offered -,
Sales OF loose. bright tohacco' az me lahlera
tobacco warehouse were all right ana lficsS
were all night and blg ufeaA to-lhoiIo" - Oni
North Carolina i A.
Shockoe sold 400 pounds OF dark loose To-
bacco to-day. Highestpnce 81. s,,-
Crenshaws sold to-day 29O0 pounds OF uarA
loose tobacco. Highest price, si@HL ,..
We were 8 lad 10 see samuel - Cihrhs'h' u .
very efficient and accommodating cleih IL INC
internal revenue office. at his Desh tO-da}' Nalu
has had n long siege OF sickness, bur says he IS
now all right again. =, ;,,
The Courier-lournal Of Monday morning
March 1lth. 1902, reports the LOulsFlAe NY" 10
bacco market as follows; ,,. ,..,u
"Of LAT weeks sales 3.G2j hogsheaHs were
brrlev alg old 3423 new, llO3 hOgshead' were
d@rk Gl1 old ig2 new OF the sales 10 TINS aate
this wear 32l1i hOgsheads were hurley ana ''-''
dark 80 ,,,,ori-l 10
activity IN the local leaf tobacco nafAet' Inc
freaks have been loaded every day. INT me az
tendance OF buyers has ieen GOOD ana they
take very freely Manufacturers 90 hol 90
show any signs OF overlooking I"4 ms ~
Should he remembered. is she "rIoI 81 the
year when the sales arc always heavy AMI now
is am opportunity which Inc buyers O"i"o'
Afford 10 neglect. .. 1-t
mo change can be mado in quotations. ne
chief strength u.s. as usual. shown by the me-
smooth cO.orv burieys IN good CONDITION..
They are not as numerous As they were lew
weeks ago. and consequently very COSY Nct'n
Us kept for them lo8f. Wllch Is worm ~ OF
; 3 and upward. is never neglected. ana is a.
ways strong. Color and texture are sure recon-
monrauons 10 the favor OF BUYERS. ir&ht Dei-
ley Tugs and trash are likewise IA much &c
lnand Good smokers are steady.
But the mass OF common and low medium
types are NOT very steady, la fact there Is con
siderable irrcguarlty. These grades have been
so numerous IA tie last week that buyers are
not very attentive % thcn. he low grades arc
still doing well and are taken az comparatively
good prices.
"..Jl E on orings Of OLD bur,ors and new darks
are very small Considerable quantities of OLD
dsrks have been placed upon The market. and
all things considered, have sold fairly we'll"
Registered NJ the Richmond tobacco Fx-
chance TODAY: Il g. Eoyall. lOwhatan: C. c.
Rmreess. Fluyanna; Clarence Fowler Ran
dolrh. Mass, d. +. Sclcrmerhorn. Cosmo-
IOlI O.