The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-10

HDSIN-Flrm az 90 sr.uSlOZ ~ receipts,
$40 barrels
CRUDE TURPENrINE-Qui az S1.3O
also. receipts. - barrels
TAR-Steady no 10, receipts 406 bar
rcls.
Ton,c~o rXCHANGE
Richmond. Va Jan. o. 1890.
Sales Of now dark loose tobacco az an
of the warehouses FOR tomorrow. Tues
day January To- 1870.
Private SAFES reported 10 the secretary
~ the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
IT, .aosrco Inspector reports light sam
ping to-day
THE several tobacco warehouses report
llehf receipts and deliveries to-day.
United States Internal revenue collec-
lions on to1accOs Tor the city Of Rich
"ond. Va. to-day Clears ana cigarette.
st7l7gs plug tobacco, S3.ll4is. Total
50. Ni2i6.
The Richmond Tobacco Trade met at
the Tobacco Exchange to-day AT - NJ.
D. W. The largest and most thoroughly
Irnr. sentative gathering which has taken
p'ac. BOO the last ten years. having for It's
object the reception Of the report OF the
committee appointed az the last annual
meeting OF the Trade held on he first
Monday in October lsqe The meeting
was called 20 order hv Mr. T.. r. Crump,
president who announced the business be-
fore the meeting. The question Of quo
rum was raised hy Nr. Waller " Nor
TOM and call of the roll was ordered.
fhe result of which showed no quorum
present and voting uhereupon. on moo
ton of Dr. r.. A. Patterson duly second
cd 30 was ordered that the meeting ado
j0um sine die.
Our Mr. Charles W BONNER reports the
Lyuch1urg lNa) tobacco market for the
week ending SATURDAY, January T. 1890,
as follows.
The movement of tobacco since sales
We're resumed has not indicated any COM
siderable increase in demand II is true
offerings ~ tobacco were light and con-
ollou- unproniti0us. To ls thought how
ever that as soon as the market is fairly
established again that AN grades VIII be
more active and prices show am advance
over chose paid before Christmas
Sold week ending December o. 1898.
$50 ~o pounds sold week ending January
g 1S1 10000 pounds Decrease for week
ending January 2. 1900. ~ go pounds.
Sales from October T.. 1S9S % January
g. l~h. I7i040O pounds. sales from Octo-
j. lsg1. TO January :. 1s9s 1906 500
pounds Decrease for 1899, 100 100
pounds.
I<rI tobacco market for th. week end
ing Saturday, January Z. 1s9S. as fol-
lows.
The offerings OF new hurley were unusu-
yoar being this week Pip hogsheads.
against no4 hogshoads same week iu lsQS
and 90 hoe-honds in 1907. but & loo hogs
heads In lori. and 5000 hog heads the
week before I'm 1896.
With very seas0nabie weather Of late
f0r handling the offerings were for the
most part very soft. with, as usual a
great many light weights.
The character OF the offerings was about
as expected. a good deal OF hOuee-burn
poor color. and light body in rcds with
scarcity of desirable bfighfs in am grades
The leading plug uller buyers more par
ticu.ar.v The three representing different
branches of The Continental Tobacco Cor
p0rati0n. We're hr mo- means active bid
ders and as if there was some delay In
completing it7 ARRANGEMENTS. tho buying
was done in tho same names as before
the company was supposed 10 have COM
Ilcfcl lts organization
old Burnley There being only o hogs
heads offered this week. little can be
said excepting that all appeared without
change
Dark Offerings OF now. 762 hogs
heads. against $50 hOgsheads last week In
December In offerings there appeared
90 Dee less good leaf than Of late with
prices zc. lower and other grades easier
only 43 h0gsheads old offered. without
change
GAINESVILLE TENN. Jan. Our
receipts 200 December were go hOgehcads.
our sales in December were 256 hogs
heads. our shipments in December We're
s73 hogsheads: our stocks January 1, 1899,
were $500 hOgsheads
Buyers stocks. 1902 hogsheads: sell
ers' stocks. 2763 hogsheads ot which lat
ter some 500 hogsheads Will not appear
on the market
our receipts this week we're q hogs
heads. offerings on the breaks. 40 hogs
heads; sales 10 hossheads.
The breaks showed about Ono-third new
aid
old tobacco was almost entirely Of 1897
crop mostly poor Tugs more or less mixed
WithfrOsted.
The market was quiet. without ANNA
ton and holders having higher views for
old tObaccOs; the reflections were large
The loose tobacco market is steady. with
fair buying AN through the district when
ever the weather permits examination Of
the barns. Planters are not proud Of the
prices they are receiving and do not talk
az pitching a large crop this year We
quote.
Common Tugs ...... .........S1 5OdS2.5O
Medium Tugs ..-.. ............. 5000 80
Good Tugs ...... .............. 4.Oou $50
Low leaf .--..s ..+.-+.......... 5000 40
common leaf .....' ........... 9.H4 ESQ
Medium lear ..-.. ..--........ 1000 $50
Good leaI .......s....... none oItefed.
Fine Tear ..... ....ss.s. ...-.n none oUefed.
uoPKrNsvILLE. KY. Jan. 5-Re-
coipts for the week 20 hOgsheads: re-
CENTS for the year, 30 hogsheads. re-
CENTS 10 same time last year. 30 hogs
hel1s. sales for the week II hogsheads.
sales for the year. IA hogsheads. sales 10
same time last year. Is h0gsheads. stock
an hand 1st instant $40 h0gsheads:
stock ON hand Isl instant last year. 1862
hogshcads
Transactions on the breaks are very
lfght and will probably continue so a
few weeks longer until the new crop be-
gins 20 move more freely
An election for inspectors was held on
Tho gth instant II Is proposed 10 increase
mo number from three 20 four inspectors
There Is some opposition 10 this. but
there isprobablv q majority in favor OF
Tho change. one inspector was elected on
The first ballot and the board adjourned
Tor thirty DAYS. Their next meeting will
probably result in the election OF three
more inspectors. We quote:
Common Jugs 1870. ......... 81 .lOa s. 30