The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-09
rnRACCo EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. April 5.

Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco lIdue to-ua3
Wrappers, l hOgshead, nners, % cvt-
tors ,. burleys, l. Total. 40 hOgsheaos
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day
Inspections-B II hogsheads DARK
s5 hoesheads ana , uerces heinspec-
tions-Brignt, - hogsheads; darh'
Nvers' Seabrook's. Crenshaw's, Dayen-
norf's Alleghany Old dominion ana
Shockoe tobacco warehouses report 10
day: Receipts. As packages deliveries %
Nv Saturday's report should have said:
Excess of the deliveries over the re
ceipts for the week ending to-day ~
Fifnited States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city OF Richmond, Va, to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes $500 pug
tobaccos. Sl6yO.62. Total, Sl,'"t.--.
good break Of bright tobaccos al
the '.Stoncwalr for tomorrow.
The usual loose break at the south
ern" for tomorrow.
A good break Of dark tobaccos at
Davonport's warehouse Tor to,ihoI row
Some very fine tObaccOs inethe break.
A nice bright break at shelDurne
warehouse Tor tomorrow.
The Petersburg Record Of Saturday,
April 6, 1875, says.
The following VIII snow lhc move
ment Of tobaccos during the past week
at the various warehouses = aItner55-
Receipts. ia: loose 2Ot,eiO. West I'LL
Receipts, Al. loose 1850. Moore 8
Receipts, 81; loose, W 40; CelltieL,l,e-
-; loose, -. 100. Total-keceipts' "o-'
Total inspections from the LIST Of Oc-
tober, 1894. to March 10th, l,lsoi Same
''i Wess sqs' Charles W. BONNER & CO. re-
port the Lynchburg Wa.) tobacco mar,
ket for the week ending Saturday April
q. 1885, as follows: .o ,.o-
Sales for week ending Mafch -" 1874
934 200 pounds; sales Tor week endlnB
April g. 1898, 7IO, 500 pounds; decrease
week ending April &, 1885, lp3,4OO pounds.
Sales from october ], 1871, TO April %,
1880. 11,976SO0 pounds; sales from &C
tober 1. 1873. 10 April g. 1891, l3,E45oO
pounds. decrease for ls94-leyJ, l,9lAJD
pounds.
The selection of our offerings showed
no increase IN quantity The week 3
transaction was chiefly i'm common and
nondescript tobaccos. Heavy bodied
Bremen hllers were again scarce. ana
when run across attracted the most at
tentiOn. The few piles Of black wrap
pers sold well and were knocked out al
fifteen dollars and over There was
little offered of interest 10 the Austrian
buyers Italian types of the better grade
We're also seen, but seldom common
leaf was plentiful, and Ike Tugs. sold al
unsatisfactory prices for the farmer.
Mr.. Alex. Harthill reports the Louis
VILE Ky) tobacco market for the week
ending Saturday April q, 1875, as ioi-
lows.
A great change from summer TO winter
weather led 10 fewer receipts this week,
vet the sales at auction of 5,lS9 hogs
heads. or only 1858 hogsheads less than
last week or average daily sales of
1893 hogsheads against lilo h0gsheaGs
last week, was the best evidence of
another large weeks business and test
ing the buying capacity OF the market
rather unduly.
Since this day week the weather alter
mated between summer and winter, 10
wind-up to-day with warm weather and
probability Of rain.
The receipts OF tobacco in this market
of HISS hogsheads during March were
the largest ever known leaving the stock
on hand April LIST. is, 103 hogsheads, or
D. 1Sl hogsheads more than March LIST.
Offerings OF hurley for the week: New
crop-This week. 43T3 hOgsheads: last
week, 4Sls hogsheads week In 1894. 2,l7S
hOgsheads. week in 1895. $40 hOgsheads.
Old crop-This week. i6i hogsheads; last
week, ll3 hogsheads: week in 1891 -
hogsheads, week in 1893 - hogsheads.
Policeman r. H. BEDFORD yesterday ar.
rested Joe and Lewis Harris on the
charge of stealing 81 from Alexander
Beveridge. and they were lodged In the
Second police station.