Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. va. June 9, is

klcnmOru, va, June >, 1880
Private sales to-day wore as follows:
Wrappers, hogsheads; leaf dark, IA
hogsheads; Tugs DARK, 80 hogsheads; Jugs
(brighD, 2 hogsheads. Total number OF
hogsheads sold during the day, 80.
Mir. George A. Haynes, OF Stonewall
report of sales: ". d. Bruce-El0, IS, FL.
$3.50. and SlG.50. T. J. Carter-S3o S25. Sl5.
Sll p and 1926. J. IL. Kay-S27. So. S22.50.
S2l. SIS. 5000, $3.50, sl2, $40, S9SIs, and
ST. and 1915. c. b. BroOks-32l, sl3.5,
81 %, 3lc7J, and ,sso. J. r. Byrd-s9o-Jo,
81. so. $40, and 1925 George Lowsome-
$50. s16.75. SIS, SlS, sll.O Sll, 1875, and
S7.75. ]. ID. Petts-sl7. s15.2a. sl475. N2.25.
sl2. Nl.25, and $40. X. B. Fortune-slS- IS.
I4O, sl4 S14, $3.50, Sl3, $l2, sl2. 81, $ll.75,
1915. 1925, and T75. u. NJ. Parrish-Sl4.25.
ST. $3.50, $3.50 $3.50, $3.50, $3.50 and 81.
S. II. Parsons and 1920 r. ID. Freeman
Shockoe Warehouse also had good sale
Of packages.
Crenshaw's Warehouse reports small
sale of packages. receipt, and de-
lVeres.
Shelburne's Warehouse had a sale of 60
packages at excellent prices. Among the
sales of special note are the following:
Crop Of w. p. Ayres. Caroline county
4 4sS pounds 81; G 7Ss pounds. SIS:
73S pounds, 81; 20 pounds. $3.50. and
40 pounds, 1890 Crop of j. w. Lewis,
Caroline-5S pounds, $26; 399 pounds, S26;
53S pounds. tl5; 754 pounds, Sll.JO. and $50
pounds, $3.50: Crop, Of W. Trice-l22
HIPS; 5l7 pounds, Slo.75. and $50 pounds,
$500
Messrs. w. q. Palmer Ss Co. made the
following report of sales: =. II. Sims,
Gehee, Louisa county-No. !, $40; No. 2,
1885, No. g. $3.50 n. w. Smith. Louisa
county-No. ], 5000; No. 2. $500 w. b.
IlmDeriaKe, Louisa countyLNo. l, slvoo;
No. 2. So; No. 3. s975; No. 4, 81; No. 5.
ssSs No S s Sls ar SE S %50 No;
|. $2l5O; No. 2, sl4; No. 3. slO75; No. a.
S5bZ IL. W. Thomason. Louisa county
No. /, 50; No. 2. so; No. 3, sl3: r. r.
Trice Louisa county-No. ]: $iO75; No. 2,
$50; No 3, $3.50; No. 4, $780,
The following is the report of the to-
bacco inspector for the day: Inspections
Bright, 81 hogsheads; dark, 10 hogsheads:
western. hogsheads; uerces, lSl; re-
views. o.
Messrs Frazer g. Thompkins have this
TO say of the tobacco market for the pres
emf week: Dark (New)-Market continues
firm at quotations, with light offerings
and receipts. Dark tkeordered)-ke-
CENTS liberal and market firm at quota
Sun-t ured-Market continues active at
quotations. and receipts liberal.
The following are the quotations of to-
bacco prices for the week, as prepared by
n a. Jacob. secretary of the Grain and
Cotton Exchange:
Sun-Cured Tobscco--Lugs, $50 TO Sc;
short leaf, Sc 10 50; long leaf, $40 to So;
wrappers, Sl2 10 So.
bright Tobaccos - Smokers - Common,
ss n 10 s.: medium $3.50 to $40: fine, Sll
10 SIS. Cutters-Gommon, $40 to 81; medi-
UNI. s13 TO SIS; fine, SIC TO $3.50; fancy. so
TO $3.50. FTllers-Common, $3.50 TO $3.50:
medium, $3.50 TO 81; good, s. to $40; fine.
sl2 80: medium, $3.50 20 SIS; good. SIS to
$40. fine. $35 20 $40: fancy. s45 TO so.
New Dark Tobacco-Lugs, SS.25 to "a;
short leaf. 81 to $50: long leaf, $3.50 to
$40: selections, SO 10 Sl5
Dark Tobacco tReordered)-Lugs, 500
"a $3.50: short leaf. $3.50 TO $3.50; long
}eaf 81 TO $40: selections, So to $l5.l