The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-01-11
THE TOBACCO MARKETS

Company SOLO at tnelr ParlS House
yesterday 30,605 pounds of tobacco
for s9,32S.11, an average of s30.47.
In both houses there were sold
17e.SO5 pounds of tobacco for $780,
$3.50, an average of $27.95. The
market was strong and active. Some
crop averages follow:
Judy G Shrout 1875 pounds;
average sS123.
Judy & Wells $3.50 pounds, av-
erage $500.
Mitchell & Williams 1850 pounds;
average $500.
Mrs. C. C. Collins $40 pounds
average s3O96.
Hadden & Ellington $3.50 pounds
average s37.04.
Pepper & Smart 7,495 pounds,
average $3.50.
Burke, Brent & Galliher 1910
pounds; average S27.12.
CLAW e. Roe 7,435 pounds, aver
age $3.50.
smith p carter $3.50 pounds; av-
srage s31.52.
Houston & Jones 1,915pounds;
average s34.57.
Woodford & Perkins 1870; av-
erage s31.63.
Hancock & Honican, 1905
pounds; average $3.50.
Hall & Rhorer 6,S15 pounds; av-
-erage s29.34. ..
The Independent Warehouse Co.
at their sale yesterday, sold a total
Of 4s.S3O pounds of tobacco, which
realized an average of S2S.97. The
market was stronger and more &C
tive than the day before, and the to-
bacco offered was in a little better
condition to be handled. Some OF
the crop averages follow
Ewalt and Haley sold 1,765
pounds; average $30.2S.
Griffith Sisters & Hatfield sold g.
SS5 pounds; average S27.37.
Griffith e. Hatfield sold 1850
pounds; average s24.04.
CLAW & Fox sold 1905 pounds;
average s31.S4.
B. A. Pot+e-ton sold 2,SS0 pounds;
average s26.47.
Clay E. Gay sold 6,1S5 pounds,
average s31.S2.
Thomson & johnson Bros. sold
SOLO pounds: average s24.01.
Thomson & Burris sold 3,945
pounds; average $3.50.
Mrs. N. w. Howard sold 3,046
pounds; average $35.87.
Wetherall, Lowe & Hughes sold
1878 pounds; average s27.73.
Whaley & Names sold 925
pounds: average S29.09.
f Turney & Smith sold 4,26C
pounds; average $32.62.
The Bourbon Tobacco Warehouse
sold at the Paris House at their
sale Wednesday a total of 45,07(
pounds of tobacco for $26,936.85
an average of s27.16. The offer
ings were larger than on any pre-
vious day, and the low grades were
all that kept the average down
The crop of Hancock & Thompson
containing 1890 pounds brought
from $50 to S45 per hundred
pounds. Some of the crop average
were as follows:
Holt & Henderson, 1910 pounds
for an average of s28.05.
Ardery & Doyle, 6,555 pounds, av
erage S2925.
Clarence Wright, $40 pounds, aver
age s2S.05.
John Eads, 1920 pounds, aver
age $3.50.
F. A. Wallis, 1885 pounds, aver
ago e"nr1
Hancock & Thompson, 1898
DO average s33.77.
Rash & Fletcher, Ass pounds
average s26.0S.
Dalzell g. Hash, 1855 pounds. av
erage 1920.
G. Wv. Clay, Alps pounds, aver
age s29.29.
Raymond Taylor, 1920 pounds
average S27.47.
Ardery E. OVERLY, 3,515 pound:
average $31.25.
Cook g. oldson, 2,645 pounds, av
erage $28.32.
Jones q, Meyers, 2,710 pounds, aN
erage s26.94.
Buckley e. Ransdall, 1926 pounds
average s30.1S.
At the Independent Warehouse
total of about 35.925 pounds OF tt
bacco was sold Wednesday at an az
erage of S2476. Several crops wen
above the $50 mark, but the offe'
ings we've not as attractive in colo
as on the previous day. The grade
heing somewhat off the averages re
below that of Tuesday. Some Gro
averages follow:
Lair e. Williams, 3,340 pound
average s22.01.
A. D. Leach, 4,275 pounds, ave
age $22.33.
Young & Wells, 3.o25 pounds, a
erage s30.11.
Rednon e Martin, 3,195 pound
average s24.64.
Allen r Ham, 1,765 pounds, a.
erage 1891.
GEORGE Wv Clay, 4,025 pounds, a
erage $3.50.
Jesse Scott, 2,475 pounds, ave
age S24.60.
Phillips e, Richie, 1850 pound
average s28.32.
". " pitchie, $50 pounds, ave
age 1884.
One of the highest priced crops
col (l