The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-10
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, August 9.-No offerings
of tObaccos at auction on Change to-day,
"A packages sun-cured tObaccos.
One package sold at 1926, two taken IN
at SS.75, two sold at $3.50, one at SS.25. four
at 50, one at $3.50. two at SL25, three at
n, two at 1918, three at 1928, one taken
in at S6. one sold at $500, one at S53I4.
| one az S5.25, one at $50, two at 90, one at
$3.50. one $3.50 two at S4.70, four at 60,
one taken in at $3.50, one sold at S4.4O one
at $3.50. three at "a, two at $3.50.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary OF
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day. Wrap
pers. 81 hogsheads: cutters 8; leaf dark,
/ 70. Total Go hoRsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day: In
spections Bright, 62 hogsheads dark, 1873
hoesheads and 81 tierces: Western, hogs
heads Reinspections Bright, 32 hogsheads.
Farmers, Virginia. Old Dominion. Ale
ehany. Jones', Davenports, Planters Cren-
shaws. Meals. Shockoe and Seabrook's to-
baceO warehouses report to-day. Receipts,
1876 packages. deliveries. 152 packages.
United States internal revenue collections
for the city of Richmond, Va, today
Cigars and cigarettes, sl,l24O5; plug TO-
baccos. Il ,927.S0. Total. s3,05l.s5.
Mr.. B. r. Moss Of Littleton, n. O., will
offer at Planters tobacco warehouse to-
morrow the finest lot of wrappers which
has been seen here this season also full
break OF old and new tObacoOs VIII be OF
fered.
The Courier-Journal Of Monday morning,
August 8, 1892, reports the Louisville, NY,
Tobacco Market as follows The salcuia-
tions. or rather cOnjectures. concerning the
growing crop have entered as Il distinct fac
tor in the Tobacco Market this week and
the gloomy reports coming on situation
already strong caused well-dehned ad-
vance all along the line. All colorY grades
were In active demand, and the feeling eX-
tended IS the red types, including every
thing from good Tugs 20 fine leaf. The Of
ferinps have been light every day except
Wednesday when the breaks included sew
eral crops of recent arrival and containing
rather large proportion or tne toDaccos.
The ton price of the week and the season was
reached on that day, when one hogshead OF
fine. bright hurley. sweet and IN tine form,
brought $50. Bidding was active and
spirited on everything OF desirable nature;
though. and the manufacturers seemed
ready 10 take everything put mp. The pres
epce of the LOrillard interest during the
ear;v part of the week lent a stimulus 20
the situation. but the sales during the last
Two DAYS exhibited no weakening IN tone
The immediate course of the market VIII
LARGELY depend on the news from the grow
ing crops. Should this be untavora0le
still stronger tone may be looked Tor, ont
likely 10 check any further advance"
The Petersburg Record reports that to-
bacco market for the past week and says.
Inc following will show the movement OF
tobacco during the past week at the various
warehouses. Farmers inspections 81 hogs
heads. receipts, 10. loose, s, 100. Moore's, in
speotions. 90; receipts. A.. Oaks, lnspec-
81. receipts. %. Centre, inspections: . re-
CENTS 4. loose zoos West Hill, inspec-
lions A. receipts, l6 loose, 3,425. Total IN
spections. 16l: receipts. ll6; loose, 1880.
Total inspections from the lst Of October,
1901 to August 2, 1892, 2,6l0 same time last
wear. 3. 500. Loose, from October l, 1890 TO
April /. 1891, I642, l65 pounds: from Octo-
her 1891. 10 April ]. 1892, s,33l, 100 pounds.
Reelstered at,the Richmond Tobacco TX
change to-day: b. F. Moss, Littleton, n. g.;
r. 81 Bass. Lunenburg; NJ, i. Goodwin, ).
w. Baker, Louisa; J. L. White, X. r. hnot'
oxford.