The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-20
TOBACCO EXCHANGE. 40
RICHMOND. VA, Nov. H. ~

RICHMOND, a, NV -. -, 80,
No offering Of tobaccos al aucl'oH VII
ChanRe DC 'aias rcported TO the secretary
- 80 rtchroond 'roh7cco Trade today.
Wrappers. . hogsheads; oilers = Ieat
dark Q; Tugs dark, 80 Iotal' Of nosS-
Inc tobacco inspector reports today:
Inspections- Bright, AZ hogsheads; DARK,
Il9 hogyheads. western, hogsheads. ne
Inspections Bright, Al hogsheads. ,o,.o,
Myers. AIeghany. Shockoe raven
rort's Seabrookes and Crenshaw's TO-
bacco warehouses report to-day: Receipts
Z necklaces: deliveries. q packd4eS
United States Internal revenue collec-
tions for the city of Richmond. Va, to-
Javt cigars and cigarettes, N7@; plug
tobaccos' 81. so6 90. Total, A,GO3G2
Nessrs. r. NJ. Rawlings and bryant. on
Hattieboro. y. G.. will be az Davenport
tobacco warehouse with large line OF
Gne tobaccos for to-morrow's break
good break OF bright loose tobaccos
al the Southern FOR TOMORROW
A very good break at Shelburnes ware
house for o-mOrroW.
a fine break and first sale at the stone
wall tobacco warehouse for tomorrow.
Crenshaw's warehouse VIII oiter, In ad-
dition to the regular break tomorrow.
Tuesday. November %, 1891, nice line OF
sun-cured tObaccos, embracing fine black
wrappers, over the package. The atten-
ton OF the trade Is especially ana respect
fully called 10 this sale.
Nessrs Charles W. BONNER & Co, OF
Lynchburg, Va, report that tobacco mar
ket as follows; -
Sales for the week ending November ~
1891 f13 Coo pounds: sales for the week emo
ing November H. 1884, $500 pounds De
crease for the week ending November H.
1894, 1900 pounds.
Sales from October J. 1894 TO NoVember
H. 1891 12jg0OO pounds: sales from Ocl)-
Der J. 1888. to November II. 1888, ol4V d.
Increase for same perior of 1884, oo9'oOO
pounds
The Petersburg Record of Saturday No
yember H. 1894. says:
Of tobacco during the past week al the
various warehouses:
Farmers Inspections, s; receipts, "a
loose. 29,ll0. Inspections. q; re-
ceipts. &c; loose, 564O Centre-lnspec-
tons, /; receipts, l6; loose, 1870. west
Hill-Inspections l. Total-Inspections
80; receipts, SO; loose, $3.50.
Total inspections from the ist or Octo-
Der 1894, to November ., CPS; same time
last vcaT 30
Mr.. James T. Parkinson of the r. c..
Williams Tobacco Manufacturing Com
pany, OF Richmond, Va, says: Il have
Just returned from visit to the South
Boston, DanVlle, Greensboro and Winston
tobacco markets. There are not as many
filters In the crop this year as there were
last year, but they are very clean and
silky. and every now and then in a
bundle Of filters, perhaps, there VIII be
three or four leaves Of real rich, HaNF
Sllk-llke wrappers, ana l take TINS 10 De
an indication that there Will be good
percentage of wrappers in the new crop.
They have had no seasons in North
Carolina, and another thing the farmers
are very busy housing their heavy corn
crops, making receipts OF tobaccos light
"As A rule, good wrappers indicate good
filters, but the 1893 crop was an exception,
as the tobacco Of that crop did not have
the face TO make good wrappers. The
receipts have been so small that no one
can form correct opinion of the crop At
the present date, though from all | could
gather from the farmers and warehouse
men who have travelled through the coun-
try, II their report be true, there will be
at least three times the quantity OF wrap
pers in the present crop as was gotten
out Of the crop we have just finished sell
ing There will be an abundance Of wrap
pers suited 10 my needs, and orange
navy wrappers enough to supply the de-
mand."
No visitors registered at the Tobacco
Exchange to-day.