The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

Change to-day, by Messrs. Luck q Bro.
George A. Haynes. and Sublett & Cary.
- packages OF suu-cured tobaccos. one
package sold at f5, one at $40. ono AT
Nz;9' one at sO.I5. four at $3.50. two az
SJfo, two at ~, two at ISIS, one at $50,
three AZ -. one at SIS. one at $780, one
az pS. one taken In at s.. one sold az
81, one taken In at $50 one sold at s5s5.
one taken In at $50. one sold at $50. one
at $40. one at lie. one at SgO one at
$50, one at $50, one at $40, one at
$500. one at g. two at $40. one at 2sO.
one at s215, two al 500, one az $50. one
at $40, one at $50. one at $50. one
taken In at N.l0.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, Is hogsheads, Alters, p leaf
!darD. >; Tugs dark. IS. Total. IS hogs
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
nspections-Bright, b hogsheads; dark,
81 hogsheads and 81 tierces. Relnspec-
tons-Bright, ITO hogsheads; dark. hogs
heads.
Myers. Davenports. Planters, Jones.
Seabrooke's, Allegheny, Old Dominion.
Shelburne's. and Shockoe tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts. lSS pack
ages, deliveries, 2l0 packages.
United States Internal revenue collec-
.lons Tor the city OF Richmond, Va, for
Today: Cigars and cigarettes, Si1l.7O; plug
tobaccos' 1856. Total, sl961.S6.
Full breaks keep up as usual at the
Planters tobacco warehouse al satisfac-
tory prices
a fair sale OF loose bright, and dark at
ShockOe tobacco warehouse to-day.
The Courier-Journal OF Monday morn
ing. june IL, 1874. reports the Louisville.
GAINESVILLE, and Hopknsville tobacco mar
kets for the past week as follows:
The market has been strong during the
week for all grades OF hurley tobacco.
with an upward tendency I'm prices Sales
have been at figures near the outside
limit of quotations.
Dark tobacco has been a shade stronger
than last week The quotations have
been revised 90 accord with the sales.
Reports from the growing crop TO some
OF the leading warehouses here DO not
show as iatterng a condition as that
existing week ago. There have been
local showers, but the territory affected
was limited.
The speculative impulse has been felt
10 a slight extent in this market this
week At some OF the western markets
speculation In dark tobacco IS reported
quite active, especially at HOpkluSNllle
and GAINESVILLE.
Clarksville.- Messrs NJ N. Clark & Bro.
write as follows concerning the Clarks-
Vile market. under date OF June 18th.
Our receipts this week were SO hogs
heads Sales for the week ending to-day
were 1890 hogsheads. In the tuil quantity
offered there was, OF course larger
supply Of good, fine leaf, which was
eagerly taken The weather continues
hot and dry, and the first early swarm OF
Mr. Wallace's Iocusts made their appear
ance, with a tWenty-year munger upon
them They commenced, as usual al the
bottom and put up Tugs and common lear
I56Ilc. but the whole market was i,uiac.
higher. with a feyerish feeling. Tobacco
was cheaper I'm Europe than In Clarks-
Vile to-day. A good. long rainy spell,
which Is greatly needed would quench
the thirst and quiet the cries Of Mr. Wal
laces aforesaid friends. English manu-
factIrers have let pass a favorable time
for laying I'm supplies.
We quote. Common lugs. {T5ano0;
medium lugs S15GSl50. good Tugs, N.lMp
Sc: common leaf. S5Ns650; medium leaf,
s7ds9: good leaf, @5OqNO50; tine Leaf
siIaSi250: choice selections. xl3NSio."
HoDkinsvllle.- Messrs. NJ. ~. Clark ~
Bro. write as follows concerntg 'he Hop
knsville market. under date Of June bth;
Receipts since last report, "a hogs
heads. TO date. 1853; same time last year.
g. $50: sales since last report. ifi hogsheads,
10 date, 1885, same time. last year, 0,5iV.
our market opened strOug at last week
quotations. and steadily strengthened
through 10 the close of the sale. estapNsh-
ing full advance on all lear grades par
ticularly common and medium leaf. Lugs
did not participate In the advance. ana
remained as last quoted. The offerings
contained an unusually large propoluph
Of reviews that showed generaiy an az
vance OF ld2c. upon the rejection prices
Of "A few weeks ago. There were some
LEGAL speculative orders In the market
which accounted for the Increased pres
sure upon common and medium lear.
Though there have been some locai r8lns
that aid much good over small areas,
vet the greater portion Of this district Is
stnl suffering from drouth, and the wealth
or continues very hot and dry.
I'VE quote: Common Tugs. tgteJ; me-
dunn Jugs. 1894: good Tugs, sMN; COM
mon leaf. s5GN: medium leaf, Nm@, good
leaf s9dSil: fine leaf. Sllnfl3."
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: c. H. Kent, Fluvanna county; =. \.
Ford Charlotte county: j. T.. Taylor.
Clarkeyille