The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-30

Richmond. Va. June sd. 1896
Private sales reported 90 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade To-day
We're leht
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
Inspections Bright q hoesneads, dark,
$, hoesheads. Heiuspec,ions-DAiA'
hoghead.
Myers. Cronshaw's. Daronports Pi1nl-
crs seabrooks. Shockoc. OLD Dominion
Allegheny. Farmers and Boyda to1acco
warehouses report today. Receipts, -
packages. deliveries, 1876 packages
United states internal revenue collec-
lions on t0baccos Tor the city u h'cn-
mond Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes
50 .32a A.. plug tollccos. S-,leloi. Total
$500 -.
our Mr.. Luther b. Vaughan extends q
cordial welcome TO each aud every mem-
Der OF the Richmond I0Daeco Trade To-
be present al his tobacco warehouse CD
the second CD Of July. 1896. between
the hours Of nine Wl and twelve ll-l ol'
10 the old veteran cavalry rally, over
which General Wade Hampton. of south
Carolina. win preside.
Miss Melando Hagby OF Cors.cana.
Texas. niece Of SIR aad Mrs Robert b.
snead. 300 cast Franklin street Rich
mond. Va. lust arrived from Texas This
morning. for the purpose or attending
the reunion and visiting her relatives
Miss Baeby though size has lived many
years in Virginia as tine adopted daughter
OF her aunt and uncle. is a native OF
Texas. and 10 the manner born. The
ladies Of the Texas Department of the
Confederate Museum 40 Richmond. Va.
gratefully acknowledge u-lr indebted
ness 20 Miss Melaute bagby for der zeal
Gus work in securing for the Texas room
al tho Confederate Museum the very
handsome memorial chair to General
Albert Sidney Johnston. whom the State
OF Texas claims the RIGHT TO especially
honor. inasmuch as he was her Secretary
OF War when she was s. republic.
We had tine pleasure OF meeting today
Captain John W. Gee. OF the Fifth Texas
REGIMENT Hoods Brigade. Mr. Gee IS
a Nirginian by extraction. his father hay
ing emigrated from Lunenburg county,
Va Mr Gee Is taking advantage of tAc
reunion 10 visit bis kndamon and friends.
The Petersburg Record" Of Saturday,
June p. 1896. says.
The following viii show the movement
of tobacco during the past week 40 tie
various warehouses:
Oaks-Inspection l2j; receipts. ca.
loose. 400 Fauners-In Inspections 1872;
receipts. lS4. loose 500. Centre-lrspec-
tions. 81. Moore's-1nspocuo %. Total
Inspections, 36s. receipts, rs. loose.
12.DO5.
Total inspections from the 1st of Oc-
toher 1896 10 date 600, same time last
year, $50
J. b. McCJLLOCH Inspector.
Messrs Charles W. Bohm1r O. 60. rc-
port the Lynchburg Wa) tobacco market
for the week ending Saturday. june -.
1856. as follows:
Sales for week ending June 20, 1896,
2ifOo pounds. sales for week ending
June -. 1886 2i7 800 pounds Increase
week ending June n, lsgC. 2.so0 pounds.
Sales from October !. 1855. 10 June 20.
1896. 17.7SD2uD pounds. sales from Oc-
tober /. lS0. 10 june -. 1885, l02jl00O
pounds. Decrease FOR 1s95-lSG .l53. SO
pounds.
The light receipts this week were hard
lv equal 10 the demand. and as a result
prices on an grades excepting low grade
common filters. took a sharp advance.
There was some Improvement in the
quality Of offerings
The new crop continues 20 thrive. Tho
weather go far has been unusually favor
able. and unless a drought sets In later
on a fine crop will be raised.
GAINESVILLE. TENN. June 25.-Our
receipts this week were 1.l5i hogshcads.
offerings 1889 hogsheads; sales, LILO
hogs heads.
The breaks this week showed a falling