Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-30
RicHMOND TOBACCO MAnkET.

Richmond, Va, January p, 1886.
No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters, 81: smokers. 50;
dark leaf. 80: lugs, Is; wrappers I. Total,
li6 hOgsheadS
Revenue collections: Cigars and cgar-
ettes, si4i2.i5; tobacco, G,OS3.29 Total,
y6,5263i
Dark loose sales to-day were again quite
large, amounting TO $780, pounds, and TO-
bacco was OF somewhat better quality
than yesterday. Some OF the best tobac-
60 sold this season at both houses was
on the floors to-day. The highest price
was Sl5 highest this season., followed by
ia Good and large sales tomorrow.
Sales of bright loose were very large
again to-day, and consisted OF some very
fine tobaccos though the general quality
was not as good as yesterday which. OF
course, was not unexpected. Prices were
very satisfactory, and strong on all
grades. Highest price s4S.
The awards for the premium sales were
made known to-day, and are as follows:
Bright Mahogany Wrappers-fust
grade, SIS cash, to '. W. Land, bought by
J. Wright Company at $50, sold at Shell
burne's: second grade, so saddle, to Y.
w. Land. bought by w. c. Bentley x Co.
at SO sold at ShelOurne's; third grade,
$40 suit of clothes. to y. W. Threewitts,
bought by McDearman & Hobgood at SiS.
sold at StOneWall.
Lemon Wrappers-Firsr grade $50 cash,
to W. 4. Edwards & Son. bought by II.
H. Crump K Co. at so. sold at StOnewall:
second grade, so overcoat, to S. l.. Coley,
bought by T. G. Williams Company at 81,
sold at Stonewall; third grade. so set OF
harness. 70 Il. G.. Ward. bought by n. n.
Crump q Co. al so. sold at Stonewali
Dark Mahogany Wrappers-F'irst grade.
so cash, TO V. w. Land, bought by w. (.
Bentley K Co. az $50, sold az Shelburne,s;
second grade, so suit of clothes, 10 =. l..
Breeder, bought by w. c. Bentley K Co.
at 49, sold at Shelburnes: third grade,
s. buggy-robe. to +. l.. Breeder, bought
by McDearman * Hobgood at So sold at
SheiDufnes
Cutters-First grade. $50 cash. to V. W.
Land, bought by W. c. Bentley 81 Go. at
s3S, sold at Shelburne's; second grade. SO
stove, TO Mrs. f.. G.. Hale, bought by
Pace Tobacco Company at s35, sold at
Rye, TO J. A. Whitaker. bought by Vir-
ginia Tobacco Company at S2I, sold at
StOnewall.
Strps-First grade. sos cash. to V. w.
Land, bought by J.Wright Company al SIS,
sold at Shelburne's; second grade, $
chJrn. TO V. w. Land bought by J.
Wright Company at $40. sold at S5el-
burne's; third grade, s. pillow. to '. w.
Land. bought by J. Wright Company at
S32. sold at Shelburne's.
Smokers-First grade. $25 cash, 10 VI.
c. Braswell, bought by L. NJ. Boylln at
SIS 20. sold at Stonewall; second grade -
bureau. 20 d. Mckenzie, bought by Amer
lean Tobacco Company at $3.50, sold at
Shelourne's third grade, 50 pillow, TO ;.
r.. Coley, bought by American Tobacco
Company az S475, sold at Stonewall.
Bright Mahogany ffllers-First grade,
IS saddle. 10 W. T.. Edwards & Son.
bought by Virginia Tobacco Company az
slt.15. sold ct Stonewall.
D2r'. Mahogany Fillers-First grade.
$50 hex chewing tobacco, TO Oliver Bone,
bOcfnt b. Virginia Tobacco Company at
81, % sold at StOnewall.
Bright Scrap-First grade, 8 SHOES. 90
r. ID. Holly, bought by Stonewall Wa.e-
house at &C. sold at Stonewall.
Largest number OF pounds sold, s25
cash, to T. NJ Rawlings. who sold 1921
pounds at Dayenport's Warehouse.
Highest average for one hogshead. SIS
cash, TO " w. Land, for 922 pounds ave-
raging $3.50, sold at Shelburne's Ware
Lady selling one hogshesd for most
money, si2 dressing-case, TO Mrs. + q.
Hale, net for hOgshead s2s2.N, sold at
ShelDurne's Warehouse
Hogshead bringing most money. S25
cash. to V. W. Land. hogshead bringing
sil2.e2 net, and sold at shslburne's Ware
house.
Mr.. V. W. Land took nine premiums.
OF which six were cash, amounting TO $50.
and three others. Net sales amounted
]. A. Whitakers net sales amounted
G. W. Wards net sales amounted TO
500. on four packages 1.-TWO hossheaus
and two tierces).
q. W. Ward 4 Sons net sales amounted
TO $500, or two hoSsheads.
Farmers are leaving for home to-day.
and have purchased largely OF on. mer,
chants here. A fota, o. the pounds sold
and total money which some brought
could not be had to-day.
Besides the tobacco men, the following
merchants and businessmen contributed
The amount and articles opposite their
names: CottrelI Saddlery Company, sad
die. valued at so. o. II. Berry & Co., one