The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-17
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
tslenIlant IN nae III

Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Iobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. 8 hossheaus, iillers. .: smok-
ers. ); Tugs (darH). :. Total. IL hoSs-
heaGs.
me tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Observation-Disclosures, - hogshcads and !
tierce: dark. nogsheads and ) derces.
keinspectlons-bright - hogsheads.
Myerss, Crenshaws. Planters. .shockoe.
Allegheny. ana Old Dominion tobacco
warehouses report to-day: Receipts. -
packages. deliveries, ~ packages.
United States internal revenue collee-
tons on tobaccos for the city OF Rich
fnOnd. Va, to-day: Cigars and cigarettes.
Sl,D2p15; plug tCbaccos. <l.J3i.Z3. Total.
-, 1915.
The prospects are for first-rate breaks
of dark loose . Daccos at Shockoe and
Crenshaws Warehouses for tomorrow
(ruesday, December II. l>.,5l.
Good breaks OF bright loose tohaccos
from four (D States (West Virginia.
Virginia, North and South CarolinO at
Davenports warehouse tomorrow. FIRST
sale at ihis warehouse.
The Petersburg Record OF Saturday.
December H. 1898. says.
The establishment OF three bonded
manufacturing warehouses I'm THIS CITY.
to begin operations on the LIST of Janu-
airy next IL exciting great deal OF
interest In tobacco manufacturing circles
here.
These warehouses. II IS understood. are
TO be established by Messrs. David Dun
lop. William Cameron * Bro. and Wat
son x McGill. and are to be for export
purposes ony-that IS. all OF the pro-
duces are TO be exported and none foid
i'm the United States. IL Is further UNI
dcrstood that the business Of these ware
houses IL to be transferred from the In
ternai Revenue TO the Treasury Depart
ment and that after the LIST OF January
they will be under the immediate charge
OF the collector OF customs. the business
In Hn t.ft fN1 .1t..t, .rII
The following VIII show the movement
of tobacco during the past week at the
various warehouses. Farmcrs-Rece'9 pts.
81. loose. 80 $50. Oaks-Inspectsns II:
receipts 81; loose. $500. Centrc-ke-
ceipts. "a. loose. 5000. Moore's-Ke-
ceipts. 30: loose. 1890. West Aili-
Receipts. 30. loose. 90. 135. Total-lnspec-
lions, II: receipts 2l2: loose 502. ISIS.
Total inspections from the ist Of Oc-
tober. 1898, TO October Sth. 3l4: same
time last year. 505
Messrs Charles w BONNER G. Co. re-
port the Lynchburg Na) tobacco market
for the week ending Saturday. December
H. 1895 as follows
sales for week ending December 2
1891 LIB 100 pounds; sales for week
ending December II. 1895. 6cS5oo pounds
Decrease week ending December H. 1895
ii65OO pounds.
Sales from October I. 1885,. TO Deem
Der Il. 1898. i20. 400 pounds: sales from
October 1. 1894. 10 December H.. 1891,
PSF. 500 pounds. Increase for 1875
1912 900 pounds.
our offerings showed considerable fall
ing OF this week. owing TO the change
I'm weather Prices for real fine leaf
appeared higher. whereas for all other
grades they were about the same. The
per cent. OF Austrian tohaccos In the
present crop looks now "a n n would
be very small There VIII naturally be
some Improvement In the quality OF Of
ferings after Nmas. but to what extent
cannot be foretod at present
Mr. Alexander Harthlll reports the
Louisville (Ky) tobacco market for The
week ending Saturday, December IL
1895 as follows
The total sales at auction this week
We're 2.52f hogsheads against 3l2o hogs
heads last week and consisted of :. 100
hogsheads original and io2 hogsheads
reviews. against 2.31G hogsheads original
and 7l3 hogsheads reviews last week.
The sales from January Isl this year
10 date show an Increase of l6.3O1 hogs
heads compared with same time last
year. and 3s.32s hogsheads over sales In
ls93
Offerings OF hurley for the week: Ne v
Crop-This week. i.11o hogsheads: last
week. l.3Jl hOgshcads. week In lS!H.
3 .3JJ hogshcads. week I'm 1879. 2hl2 hofs-
heads Old crop-This week. $40 hogs
heads. last week. l,-ui hogsheads, week
in 1891. 81 hogsheads' week IN lsoJ' ''oi
hogsheads.
Huntsville quotations December II. 1879:
1894 CROP Dark-Planters trash 10
to 50: common Tugs, 81 TO -; medium
Jugs. S32J 20 $3.50. good Tugs, N''a 10
81. common leaf S31J TO $40 medium
leaf s. 10 $3.50: good leaf. $3.50 TO $3.50.
1894 CROP Burley-fillers, Red; Trash,
81 10 $3.50: common. 800 10 siJni me-
dunn. $3.50 20 81; good medium. SD 10
$50. good $40 to $l2. me. Sl3 10 w.
selections SIS 10 so. tiilers, Colory.
Trash. $50 TO -; common. 50 to so,
medium. s. to SO. good medium. Sll 20
SI3. good. 81 TO SIS. fine. $40 TO S23; Sc
lections. S2} 10 S2s. Cutting, colory 10
BRIGHT: So 20 81 20. common, 80 10 w.
medium. 500 10 Sl2. good medium, Sl3
10 $40. good. ST. to SO: fine nominal;
selections nominal. $50
1891 Smokers-Red: Trash 81 TO $3.50:
common. $50 10 50. Colory TO Br.hl'
Trash. = to IS: common $3.50 TO 81.
Green mixed. and very soft hoSsheads
and light weights iSc 10 lc. on Tugs ana
L. 10 PC. on leaf lower.
1895 CROP Burley-tillers. Red: Trash.
s. 80 TO So. common, $3.50 TO $500; me-
dunn. Si5O to 500. good medium. $3.50
to $50: good. - TO $40 iine, Sl2 20
Sl5.T5. Filters. Colory: Trash. $3.50 10
s.: common $3.50 to $50; medium. $3.50
10 $3.50. good medium, 500 70 $50.
good, s. to SO: fine, 81 TO SO: seiec-
lions, SIG 10 $40. Cutting, colory 10
Bright: Trash 50 TO 81. common, - TO
s.: medium. SO to $50: good medium,
s. 10 80: good SO 10 81. fine, sl3 70
SIG. selections. SIG 10 SO.
1895 Smokers-Red: Trash - 10 $50.
common $50 To So Colory 10 Bright.
Trash $50 70 s.. common. 81 10 So.
Light weights. soft. mixed with green.
JSc TO Ic less on Jugs
GAINESVILLE. TENN. Dec. i3.-Our
receipts this week We're 40 hOgsheads.
offerings. l12 hogsheads. sales upon the
breaks. I2l h0gsheads. The grade OF
quality has lowered again and the offer
ings were mainly lsgs, many OF which
were not particularly desirable as 10
usefulness. The market was generally
firm. without change I'm values. Ine
receipts now contain hOgsneads OF the
new crop. all Of the lower grades The
small stocks are being slowly reduced.
The weather has been very variable The
past week, mild weather and rains, fol-
lowed by cold weather. which restricted
operations i'm the loose tobacco market.
AMI the PURCHASES by dealers have been
moderate. There viii probably be no
large movement ina this country market
until after the Christmas holidays. The
crop Is a large one, and VIII give .uu
employment 10 all the prlzing houses.
We quote common Tugs at Sl.T5 20 ~,
medium Tugs al $5.2J 70 81. good Tugs an
1926 TO 81. common leaf az - 10 :JJU,