The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-21
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Private sales reported 10 the secretary
| ~ the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
| Wrappers. % hogsheads' nHeIs' ~ cut-
| ters /. Jugs dark, ;. Iotal' 10 hoss-
heads. .... ,o-d.,-,.
! nspections-Brght ~ hogsheads' dark.
| 7 hOgsheads. Reinspecuolia- -
ne 1yers'' Crenshaw's Allegheny. Meals,
| Shockoe Vaughan's, Williams kehl-
ing's. and Seabrooks tobacco warehouses
report to-day: Deliveries, o packass,s'
| fTnited States internal revenue coitC-
tions on tobaccos for the city OF hich-
! mond Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
/ 500 50. plug tsbaccos, n,l13.24 Io'ai'
Njt's eo6d break Of bright loose tobaccos
| cfofh,rn.'s warehouse for tomorrow
| TUESDAY, January Il leJpl- .o,aooos
| a good break of dark loose tobaccoS;
| including some fine dark topaScos, VIZ
be offered at Crensha" Wal
'''' special meeting of the Richmond TO-
J hacco Trade is called for to-day luesuas .
! January u. 1896 at II NJ, al ths hlCn,
mond Tobacco Exchange, 10 c9l,s'ncd ~
! take proper action with reference 70
/ senate bills No 300, No. 3Ol, 30 "O-; aiiN
! No 3O3-patron Mr.. Wickham-
/ ing tobacco interests ful allehf"n0o
/ IS especially desired. 80, . co.,,rdav
The Petersburg RECORD Vi
| January Is, 1896, says: .,,,,,,,,t
The following will show the movement
~ tobacco during the past week az me
various warehouses: FEaapr IrersRR eeeihpts.
\. loose. 1919. Oaks-lnspscuons' ~
receipts. S. loose. 1900 Moore So -,
/ ceipts. s. loose. 1910. neutrality-suspicious.
55 receipts. 81, loose oJ'ooy. -, os no
| Total inspections from the ISL OF CC-
| tober. 1895, TO october sth, 3l4' same
| time last year, 900 ,oe,,, r,.,oo,or
Messrs. Charles ". BONNER & co. re-
! port the Lynchourg tNal toDaccV ne, ~
! FOR the week ending Saturday January
sales for week ending January II. 1896
157, 800 pounds sales Iot w. In7
crease week ending January j. 1910
sales from October !, 1898. to January
! is. 1896. 4.Si5.GO0 pounds. sales IRON 20,
! TONER 1894. TO January Is, ley1 ISL ,9ou
| pounds. Increase Tor lS''-io'o' '''i''
our market was decidedly more active
| tins week and better prices pTeNaHeu Oh
| All grades Common snort luss WeIv
| from p 10 zoe. higher, medium anu SoosS
| leaf from JOc. 10 81, and real me ieal'
| though little offered, showed a cOisluY.
! able advance. Bright tODaccos "tic 49,
| i'm GOOD demand, and Mr.. lApscohD saie
| of "a large lot Of real me cutters We
! considered a very good one. Snoulu lh'
! nresent weather last for any lenBlh on
| lime our receipts next week VIII NC WY
Mr. Alex. Harthnl reports the Louis
| ,.fiie XIV tobacco market for the week
| ending Saturday. January j. lo'v' aS
! follows. ,,t,,, Z ,,,is-
| With the exception Of the Leading Loe rs
| vile manufacturing firm, VINO were tne
| areest buyers the general lnhuuldcl
! ing demand for home trade mas not yr'
appeared I'm any force so iar TINS sSal'
| hut il II confidently expected lldt ~ 10,
| long the entire buying element VIII pe
l fuh "A
| an descriptions is looked FOR for eNpoIl
there has been as good a demahu as same
| time last year ~. too.
rho season has been generally untaVoI-
able for handling in the country, althoush
| the receipts OF hurley have been ample
for the demand at present.
The condition Of the offerings was I'M
usually good for new crop so early III
Offerings of hurley for the week New
crop-TbTs week $50 hOgsheads. last
week 1850 hOgsheads, week IN ~, 5'5'S
hoesheads. week i'm o. ISIS hogsheads.
ola crop-This week. 29i hOgsheads last
week, 323 hogsheads. week In 80. 81
hogsheads. week I'm "a, l9l hogsheads.
Louisville quotations. January Is 1896:
1904 CROP Dark-PlanteTs trash. Sl.25 to
81. common Tugs. s. TO 81. medium Tugs.
So - TO $50. good Tugs, $40 to 81. com
mon leaf, 1915 to $40; medium leaf -
to $3.50.
-.fN
s. 10 $500. good medium, 81 20 80. good.
SO TO SlZ. fine Sl3 TO SO Filters,
Colory. Trash. $3.50 to 81. common. 50
to $50. medium, $ 10 $40. good medium
Sl1 10 ti3 good. Sli 10 SIS. fine. $40 10
S23 Cutting. Colory 10 Bright. Trash,
So TO $3.50. common $50 10 50. medium,
500 TO So; fine nominal; selections
nominal
1904 Smokers-Red: Trash. $50 to 81
common. s. 10 800 Colory TO Bright:
Trash. s. TO So. common. $3.50 TO Ss.
Green. mixed and very soft hogsheads
and light weights, re. to 1c on Tugs and
lc to .c on iea1 lower
1875 Crop Burlcy-Fnlers, Red: Trash.
s. 30 to 50. common $3.50 TO 50. medium.
$3.50 TO $3.50. good medium $500 to $50;
good. - 70 ~ me. ST. 10 Sl5.75. Filters,
Colony: Trash $3.50 10 So. common. $3.50
10 So. medium, $3.50 10 $3.50, good me
diam. 500 TO $50. good 80 10 Sill fine,
Si2 TO Si6, selections, SIS 10 500. Cutting,
COlory TO Bright: Trash. 80 TO 81. COM
mon, 81 TO 50; medium. SO 10 $50: good
medium, s. TO 81. good. $40 TO ST.: fine.
Sl4 10 81. selections. SIS to S22
1875 Smokers-Red: Trash. s. TO $3.50:
common. $50 to 81. Colory to Bright.
Trash. $3.50 10 50: common. Sc 10 S. 80
Light weights. soft. mixed with green.
isc. TO 1c. less on Tugs and 1c to %. on
leaf
GAINESVILLE. TENN. Jan. 1--we
are Stiil between two seasons and orr
market shows "a beggarly array of
empty boxes" our receipts this week
were 20 hogsheads, presumably mainly
new tobaccos. Offerings on the breaks
were 80 hOgsheads. with sales Of a tOas-
heads. The breaks keep up tho monotonv
OF low grades and generally poor quality.
and the buyers take them withoil quot
able changes OF values. There is rather
more doing I'm the loose tobacco market
DIV dealers, who are acting more con-
seryatively than usual
The steamers continue virtually out Of
the market, which. I'm view Of the large
X fF I'D.
IS sound policy and will be Appreciated
10y the factNs on the other side OF the
water
For old tobsccos we quote common
Tugs at $40 10 -. medium Jugs at 81 -
% 81 good Tugs at 1925 TO -. common
leaf az - TO $500 medium leaf at 81 10
50 good Leaf at $3.50 10 Sill
IOPklNSNILLE. KY, Jan. 16-Re-
ceipts since LIST instant, ~ hogsheads:
receipts 10 same time last year, 20 hogs
heads sales since 1st instant 30 hogs
heads sales 10 same time last year, 49,
hOgsheads
The new years work has not yet fairly
started, and offerings are very Hghi
consisting almost entirely OF low grades
Of the old crop. our market shows no
feature Of any interest at present. The
demands continue about the same as
last reported, and prices remain I'M
changed
We quote common Tugs at s1.5O to 50 ~
medium Tugs at s.. 70 10 $3.50. good Tugs
at 1915 10 $3.50 common leaf at 81 Ia
50. medium leaf at So 20 10 $50. good
leaf al 50 10 Sl1.
Offerings, 40: reflections, 10
NJ II. CLARK & BRO.