The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-23
rnnAccO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA. April -

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Private sales reported TO the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day :
Wrappers. u hogshcads. nllers, lW', GUY
tiers. ]: smokers. Z; scrap ,orShp' l.
Total, 100 hossheads. sa,..
The tobacco inspector reports TO-DAY o
lpspections- Bright ~ hOgshedds, DARK,
p nogsheads Reinspecuons-Brigh'' -
Myers. shelburne's. Crenshaw.s, DaySen-
norris SeabrOok +, Ola Dominion. Ale
ghauv. and Shockoe tobacco warehouses
report to-day. Receipts, - pacHa5"7i "'-
liveries. ~ packages Ill,
United states internal revenue coitV-
tions for the city Of iichm0nd,- y a., To-,
dav: Cigars and cigarettes, Sl,ol $50, I'"S
tobaccos. S2.O3O.43. Total, S3.6iN%
The usual loose tobacco breah III inc
"Stonewall' tomorrow.
A good bright loose break and pack
ages to be sold over the hogshead VIII
bc offered at Shelburnes warehouse To-
The usual break at the Southern
ior tomorrow
4 good break of dark loose ;obac'os
at DaVenpOrt's warehouse Tor tO-Woti wv.
We are happy 10 say that II has ueen
States navy contract for 10000 pounds
of tobacco has been awarded 70 lnc
famous manufacturers OF me NHelhld
fohaccos Messrs Butler a BOsher. Of
Richmond Va. All parties concerned
are open to congratulations the GoNeth-
mept upon securing such reliable anu
accomplished contractors, whose lldliic
ie itself guaranty Of the nurst bOouS
aud best possible manufacture; the state
and the city. that the contract was
awarded to citizens Of Virginia ana our
city. and the enterprislng nlm upon s'-
curing the order they desired.
The Petersburg Record Of saturday
April 20, 1885. says: ...,.,
of tobacco during the past week az me
various warehouses. Farmers kecelpts,
1G5. loose. ~ 49,. West Hill-kecelpts.
-. loose IS 24O. Moore's Receipts. 60;
loose. 10 gGj Centre-Reccipts OIL loose
Is iO5 Oaks Receipts. -. loose. uo''oV'
Tofal-Receipts, i44, loose, OIL go 80
Total Inspections from the LIST OF DC
tober. 1891. to March 10th, l,lSJ' same
time last year, loo.
Messrs Charles W. BONNER & co. re-
mort the Lynchhurg tobacco market Tor
he week ending April ~. 1895. as FOL
sales for week ending April -. i's95,
S73 100 pounds, sales FOR week ehulhS
April - 1922 6st 400 pounds o dec i,sds
Sales from October /, 1874, TO Aprll -
1880. - 53S. 100 pounQs; sales rom o .,'.-
tcber l. 1873. TO April 20 lSyi Is. ~. -OW
pounds, decrease f)r lS3i-lSJ'' ff-'IV'
Offerings this week consisted largely
of stock received by the various railroads
and accumulated during the rush oil ihe
past few weeks The quality OF s'.ne
was much better than what has been
seen here for some time. The buyers
appeared 20 appreciate the difference and
hid with decidedly more animation. The
market was very firm on nearly all grades.
but dark, heavy-bOdied common lear
came in for the most attention ana fd-
vanced i'm price from DC 10 'slc. per
hundred. The bulk Of this tobacco IS
being put up for snut purposes. Onul
we have a season receipts VIII be very
light. 49, Uni.
Mir. Alex Harthill reports the Louis
Vile (Ky) tobacco market Tor the week
ending Saturday. April -, 1880 as ioi-
The continuance of dry weather ed
10 another weeks light receipts, although
that made little difference I'm the TOTAL
large offerings Of 4.524 hogsheads, against
4 6i9 hogsheads last week, with the Jflsi-
nal hogsheads and reviews being within
"a few hoesheads Of the offerings Of last
week ~
offerings OF hurley for the week; New
Crop-This week. 4,O50 hogsheads; last
week. 4.O55 hOgsheads; week IN 1884,
9356 hogsheads. week In l~3, Ito hogs
heads. old crop-Ths week 40 hogs
heads. last week. 50 hQgsheads; week
in 1894. 20 nogsheads; week In lS'"' ~
hogsheads o,-,.. ,A..
week there was practically little d'rci o.
ence from what there has been Tor sew
eral weeks pasta superabundance oi
common and medium tobacco and very
ltfle good TO fine leaf.