The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-18

RICHMOND. Va. May l7.--Oherngs Of to-
bacc0s at auction on Change TO-DAY Io;al
offerings. 30 packages sun-cured tobacco. ono
package sold 40 SLID. Ole at sll.0U. one al
-lO.15 two al 5000. one at $40. three mt 49,.
two at @s.15 three al cS.2J. one nt -S. Two &c
s1.5J. one al 3 i.3j. ono at So.oV one az So'-'
one nt SIS. ono at $500. two az 5000. one o.
81. uneat $50. two ~ 81, two at $500, one
al $3.50. one at $40 three al 80.
Iriyafs SHES reported TO the secretary OF
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day Wrap
pers. as hogsleads. filters. d, Durey5, .;
Leaf dark ll Total, -.
Office of the tobacco inspector reports to-
dav Inspections. bright hogsheads. dark.
l3 hoesheads and 81 terces. Western ]. he
ins.ecti0us bright. 81 hogsheads dark. 4.
Farmers Virginia. Wilson's. Davenport's,
Aleghany. Planters. Old Dominion. ShockOe,
Sheliurne g. Jones'. Crenshaws and Sea-
Lro0ke.s tobacco warehouses report to-day.
Receipts Us packages. deliveries o6 pack
Tnitel States internal roycnue collections
f0r tho city oft Richmond. Va, to-day Tax
pad cigars and cigarettes. t9il.23 tax paid
ping t0oarcos, s24.2.5i, tax paid special,
s4II IOta. s3.43-79.
The Petersburg record of Monday, May
1ftb SAYS The following will show the mo e.
ment of tobacco during The past week 40 the
various warehouses Moore's receipts. -
hugsheads loose 1870 pounds; Farmers,
recpiut.. n h0esheads loose. lG l1O pounds.
Oaks. receipts. hogsheads loose, $50
pounds Ceuue. receipts l3 hogsheads loose,
ID 10 pounds: West Hill, receipts 9 hogs
leaIs loose. $3.50 pounds. Total, receipts
"a logshead- loose. yl.l0J pounds.
Total inspections from tho lst OF October
1881. o. March D. 1892. SO hOgshcads. Same
time last year. $50 hOgsheads. Since the list
of October Isel. 30 April J, 1882, Nero sold
68J56H pounds Of loose. Same time pre-
... n 4
Registered az the kchmond Tobacco Tx
change today A. z. Goodwin. Louisa; }. v.
J.. McCfoary, Hanover John Is. Cecil. Caro-
Tobaccos sold very well at sbelbulne's to-
day. .r.,
crensaaw' vs. sod $40 pounds of dark loose
t0bacros to-day. highest proc u.s..
The Louisville Courer-JOurnHl Oh Monday.
Noyl6tb. reports the Louisville lhy.) tobacco
muIket ~ follows
"Of tins weeks sales 1868 hogsheads We're
hurley. III old and I.577 new, and LIN were
Gert ia Old ana 5g7 new OF the sales this
year 10 date. 01JJ0 hogsheaos are buI4ey anu
80 las been very satisfactory week for
the leaf tobacco trade. Tho offerings have
been fairly large and have been generally OF
Good quality. embracing considerable per-
D
bo0sheads have been rather numerous, and
MANY sales have been IN excess OF 40. IL Is
almost superluOus 10 say that such types 40
tbese baye been IN good demand, for they arc
always wanted. Color has been as valuable
es ever this week. ana 1t is "a sure reco'nmen-
dation to the favor Of buyer. Bright Jugs
and trash have also been freely taken.
"f,ow-grade bufleys have shown very firm
front. The manufacturers are buying taem
freely. and in addition tie reEie buyers have
lies OF that character OF tobacco. This dou-
bic demand has impaired strength to the
market for low burleys and they are selling
"2ommon. medium and nondescript bur
Laws remain decidedly irregular. The guam,
80 If than on the market Is very large and
NY ~ 80 49, ore numerous. The Green river
t tones are in good demand when adopted to
s,ncisl usos. Otherwise the market Tor them
is dull and heavy. .ou
"Constant rains arc impeding the prepafs-
tons for the new crop"