The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-19
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.


Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers, hogsheads; nllers ?, cutters,
~. smokers lUJ, scrap (brignu, =; Leaf
dark. 90; Tugs dark. -. Total, 2o5 hogs
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
observation-disclosures. IL hOgsneads; dark.
Is n0gsneads. Reinspections-B Bright, 4
hOgsheads.
myers. Davenport's. Planters, Cren-
shaws. Naughan's. Allegheny. Old Do
miniOn. ShOcKoe, and SeaDrOOke's tobacco
warehouses report to-day. Receipts. p
packages; deliveries, $50 packages
United states internal rlfenue eoiec-
day, on tObaccos: Cigars 3nd cigarettes.
Ss, s. plug foOass9s, .atS, gotai'
viii be offefeJ.at D ~ warehouse
tomorrow. Vuesday November 49, 1855
First sale At this warehouse.
Heavy breaks reported on the Danvine.
Winston and other interior tobacco mar
kets last week.
Mr. Nathan strause, Of Henderson. y.
c., IS in Richmond, Va, to-day and
speaking of that tobacco market. says.
we are having good breaks in Henderson
indeed. the breaks are very large guam
tity eXcelling quality. The proportion Of
wrappers is very small. and those that
are offered of decided character sell well.
Color has not held up. our immediate
crop shows up well as far as body -
concerned. but IS deficient in character,
owing 10 the 'frOg-eye' and flea bites
Good mahogany nllers are nouceably
scarce, ana the truth Of the axiom, w htn
good filters are scarce wrappers are
scarce, is fully verified in this crop"
The Petersburg Record of Saturday,
November is. 1885, saws;
The following will show the movement
Of tobacco during the past week 40 the
various warehouses:
Farmers lnsnections. a: receipts, l3;
loose 4.7J0. Oaks-lnspections. 10; re-
CENTS Y. loose 600 Ceutrc-lmspectiOn
2 receipts ?; loose. $50. West Hill-Re-
ceipts, a. MOOrcs-Rcceipts, y. loose,
1910. otal-lnspecuOns, ~ receipts 81;
loose $3.50
Total inspections from the LIST Of Octo-
Der. 1876. 10 october Sth, 81; same time
J. b. MccULLOCH.
Inspector.
Messrs. Charles W. BONNER q co. report
the Lynchburg (Na) tobacco market FOR
the week ending Saturday, November l6,
1893. as follows.
Sales for week ending November O. 1895.
lO7 100 pounds: sales FOR week ending no
vcmber lG. 1885, $3.50 pounds. Increase
week ending November 10, 1895. i2s.lvJ
pounds.
sales from October /. 1875. to November
H., 1870, l.O2ZocJ pounds; sales from Octo-
Der J. 1851. 10 November lj. 1884. l.253.Ol1
pounds Decrease for 1895, 1000 pounds.
our offerings of new darAs were made
up chiefly Of late cuttings, and the quail
~ was anything but desirable Lugs APP
pearei in large quantities, and sold. 30
comparison 10 other grades. very low.
For medium lear there was afairly good
demand. and prices showed an advance
over last year from one TO two dollars
per hundred. only few piles OF fine
leaf was run across. The highest price
paid was SIS. ana this appeared exceed
ingly high for Austrian al this time OF
The season. The Tobacco has good. ripe
color but lacks body and gumminess.
Mr.. Alex. Harthil reports the Louis
Vile (ky) tobacco market for the week
ending Saturday, November Is. 1895. as
follows:
Much larger offerings of old hurley at
auction, stronger and more animated
market generally for all grades from me-
dium up. with weather clear and COOL
were the leading features OF the week.
The total sales az auction this week
were 2lsi hOgsheads. against ] 30 hogs
heads last week, and consisted Of l.UlS
hogsheads original and $50 hogSheads re-
views, against Cps hOgsheads original and
6yi reviews last week.
The sales from January lst, this year.
to date show an increase Of l5.54 hogs
heads compared with the same time last
year. and 40.l43 hogsheads over sales in
1893.
And gives the following quotations:
Louisville quotations, November IL. 1880:
Crop Of 1884. dArk-Planters' trash. SIS
10 s. common Tugs. 3 TO s.; medium Tugs.
8. p 10 50 so: good Tugs. $S75 TO 81. com
mon leaf 1915 10 $40 medium leaf. s. 10
81 80: good leaf. Sc. 20 To s. 90.
crop OF 1854 burley-F1llers. reG-Trash.
&. 80 to 81: common, Si.25 TO 3.25; medium.
s. 10 81: good medium, $50 TO - 30; good.
$40 to So. fine. SIS to 10: selections. l6 to
Filters. colory-Trash $ TO s. 80; com
mon. s.. 80 10 $50; medium, S to $40: good
medium 81 10 49, good Sii 10 SIS: fine
$40 10 S23; selections. S3 TO SIS.
Cuttings. cOlOry to bright-Trash s. to !
4. 80: common. s. 80 TO -: medium. 50. ~ |
TO Si2: good medium. Sl3 10 SIC. good, 81 i
to $40; fine, $50 10 $3.50; selections SO !
Smokers Of HRed-Trash. g. 80 to s.; |
common. 50 10 $3.50
Colory 10 bright-Trash, s. 20 Sc; COM !
mon. $3.50 to S.
Green, mixed. and very soft hogsheads
and light weights. i.c 10 lc on Tugs and |
.c TO @. on leaf lower
CLAI<KSN TENN. Nov. 14-Our |
receipts ifiS week were 80 hOgsheads. 1
offerings, 1856 hogsheadS: sales. i32 hogs |
heads. Our unsold stocks contain nov |
breaks ran very low in grade. and mainly |
IF poor quality. The demand for lugs /
seems 10 have improved. and they were /
stronger.
We are now I'm the interval between two |
seasons the old crop nearly disposed Of |
md the new crop not ready for even the |
DOSE tobacco market. We have as Vet |
had 10 soft weather 10 permit the ex-
animation OF the crop in the barns. We |
rave a gentle rain to-day, but should IL
lear off cool no tobacco season Will
ollow The country dealers seem dis
,osed TO oren the loose tobacco market
IS soon as suitable weather will enable
hem 10 operate. We quote:
Common Tugs. si,7s TO s.; medium Tugs,
22 To r: good Tugs. ~ to s.; common