The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-04
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
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Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers, ] hugs1cao. nuers, -. Iedi
dark, I. scrap (oughU, - Total, -
hOBshtads
he tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
inspecuOns-Bueht hog neads, oai X,
AZ hogs heads. Etinspe cuOus-Bright 10
hog heads. dark, 3 hogsheads.
Myers, Crenshaw's, Planters, Daven-
ports. Shockoe SeabrOoks. stonewa.L
Allegheny. and Old Dominion tobacco
warehouses report to-day. Receipts, l33
packages, deliveries, 80 packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
lions on tohaccos Tor the city of Rich
mond, Va, to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
slel9l1, plug tobaccos, S,Jj9ls. Ioiai'
good break of bright loose tobaccos
VIII bc offered az Shelburne.s warehouse
tomorrow.
The Petersburg Record Of Saturday
February l. 1886 says.
The following viii show the movement
OF tobacco during the past week at me
various warehouses. larmrrs-lnspe[
uons. q. receipts, 1906 loose. lj5,245. cen
tre-luspectiOns. /. receipts. -, loose.
49, leJ. OAKS Inspections. Z. receipts,
10. loose 20 800. Moore s-Rcceipts, =.
loose, l3i.6lJ neutrality-suspicious., II.
receipts, 256. loose, Ii3GG5.
Total inspections from the LIST OF Oc-
tofer, 1875. to October SIN, 3l4. same
time last year, $40.
j. b. McCULLOCH. Inspector
Messrs. Charles ". BONNER & Co re-
port the Lynchhurg tobacco market fOr
the week ending Saturday. February ],
1896. as follows.
Sales for week ending January -. 1896,
4l3.1OO pounds. sales for week ending
February ]. lspG. 1,OOIi-O pounds. In
crease week ending February ], lo96.
Jgi. WU pounds
Sales from October /. lS95. TO February
I. 1876 6.26j.SD pounds. sales from Oc-
tober !, 1894 TO February !. 1890. G.'4S.iuD
pounds. Decrease for ls9J-ls96, 3s2,3OO
pounds.
Offerings were very large this week,
but Notwithstanding this, prices were
well sustained throughout. There was
no material change in quality over last
week. Real GIe leaf was I'm good de-
mand and sold readily from Sl3 10 SlI.
medium and good leaf again had their
supporters and commanded prices ranging
from Z 10 T.. Common brown leaf was
Knocked ont anywhere from 3 TO q, and
common dark leaf from $50 TO s.. short
brown Tugs went from Sl.jO 10 $50, ana
common ones from 10 20 Sl.Jo. Bright
tobaccOs were somewhat neglected on
account OF the heavy breaks Of dark.
The Louisville tobacco market was re-
ported by II. j. q Bryan, tobacco hloheI7.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Feb 1.-Receipts
and offerings have been large this week.
with q strong market on everything IN
The grades showing the most strength
have been mn rs under Ji4c' colory
trashes and Tugs from ~ 10 &C., ana leal
tobacco at 10 10 he. however quotations
are advanced from q TO lc. IN every thing
I'm new tobacco.
The highest price for now hurley was
PIC. The offerings of old hurley were
small and almost exclusively OF low
grades. there being but rev hogsheads
selling above &C.. Prices were unchanged
on coiory smokers, But = TO i2c. higher
ON filters.
Dark tobaccos were unchanged in any
The Louisville Oly) tobacco market
reporter for the week ending Saturday
February !. 1886, by Mr.. Alex Harthii
tobacco broker, ETC..
The damp weather Of late and fine
handling season led 10 very largely I'M
creased receipts this week. Notwith-
standing that. however, ana the condition
of a great deal offered was in even worse
condition than last week, the market
proved the best of the year for sellers
generally OF new crop hurley.
The offerings contained a large pro-
portion of good 10 fine bright color and
with the universal demand for color. and
fresh buyers bidding freely prices Tor
everything advanced more or 'ess all
around. excepting very mixed, green, and
inferior trash, I'm bad order. which was
as low as al any time.
on Tuesday the market opened strong.
with a good demand, which every da-
since increased in animation and general
activity right mp TO the close yesterday,
were any day this week. Warehouse
men generally reported good sales Tor
their shippers. securing advances OF from
ID 10 1Ac net per pound more than had
been offered for the same crops In the
country. The reflections were only per
cent, and even less IN many instances,
on all offered, the heavier reflections be
ing confined TO hOgsheads in too soft
order, at prices shippers thought best 20
reject With $50 hOgsheads Of hurley
offered every day on the average this
week, the strength OF tie market VIII
CpIcar all the more remarkable.
Among the buyers. representatives. OF
ST. Louis. New Orleans, and Montreal
L ok a much more active part this week,
while the bulk OF the hOme-trade buying
was done as hitherto, on account OF Louis
vile manufacturers Exporters, while
DESTROYS of following, were almost smut
out this week 10y the higher prices as well
as the scarcity of dry enough condition.
Original hogsheads sold this week were
3i37, against 3,li3 last week. reviews,
COO against $50 last week
Offerings OF hurley for the week:
New Crop-This week. 3,59s hogsheads.
last week 3,1S7 hogsheads, week in 20,
A. 1876 hOgsheads. week III ~, J.3O2 hogs-
heads. old Crop-Thls week, ~ hogs
heads: last week. 81 hogsheads: week IN
'95. 30 hogsheads week IN '9i, 31O hogs
louisville quotations February ], 1876.
1894 Crop Dark-Planters trash. Sl..5
TO So common Tugs, 81 10 81. medium
mgs. S32j 10 $3.50 good Tugs, $50 10
81 common leaf 50. 10 to sI75: medium
leaf. 81 TO $3.50. good leaf nominal, fine
nominal.
1894 Crop Burley-Fillers, Red: Trash,
s. 20 10 50; common, So TO 81; medium,
s. TO $3.50, good medium, 81 10 50: good,
SO to ST. FILTERS, Colory: Trash. $40
10 s.: common. 50 TO SD; medium. -
10 SO: good medium. Sll 10 Sl3 cut
ting, Colory 10 Bright: Trash. 81 TO $40:
common. $50 TO 50; medium $3.50 to
sl2 good medium nominal. good nominal.
1894 Smokers-Red: Trash. $50 10 81:
common. - to $3.50. Colony TO Bright: