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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
A Stubborn Cough
Loosens Right Up
This homemade remedy IL . wonder
for quick results. Feslly and
eheoply made.

Here. is home made syrup which mil
lions OF people have found TO be the most
dependable means of breaking IN stub.
born coughs. 1t is cheap and simple. but
very prompt in action. Under ito heal.
ing. soothing influence, chest soreness
goes. phicgm loosens, breathing becomes
easier, tickling in throat stops and Won
get n good nights rcstful sleep. The
usual throat and chest colds are con.
qucred' ny it in "a hours or less. Moth.
ing better for bronchitis, hoarscncss
Group, whooplng cough, bronchial as,hma
or winter coughs.
To make this splendid cough syrup,
pour ~ ounces OF PincN into n pint
bottle, and fill the bottle with plain
Granuiatcd sugar syrup and shake
thoroughly. If you prefer, use ciari.
!led moiasscs. honey, or corn syrup,
instead OF sugar syrup. Either way,
YOU get a. full pint-a family supply,
OF much better cough syrup than YOU
could buy Tcady-made for three times
the money. Keeps perfectly and chill.
drcn love its pleasant taste.
pinc1 ia special and highly cnnccn.
+ tratcd compound OF genuine Norway
pine extract, known tho world over for
! brahes.
! TO avoid disappointment ask vonr
Druggist for "2l@ ounces Of pincX" with
I'M directions and don't accept any.
thing else. Guaranteed IN give absolute
satisiaction or money promptly refunded
The Pinex Co.. 1T. Wayne, Ind. .Aav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
Rond Making in, south CnroIinn-Ncw
Factories of Various Kinds Going
Up in Dixie.

:. Charleston. sc; has lot a contract
Tor The immediate CONSTRUCTION of
municipal Stockyards ~
The State Highway Commissioner of
South Carolina has outlined a system
n StS'e hi 81 SaS ooa assregatnE 1000
road work is proposed in that Ss State 40
The International Vegetable Oil
company. recently organizes in Gcor-
gla. is planning brick. steel and con-
crete building, in Savannah to cost
The Moul,r!c Compress Company. OF
Mouitrie, ia, has commenced the re-
siX.,unii. warehouse recently b1rned
The National Live Stock Corporation.
Of TAMPA. Fla, has ACQUIRED 1900
hog ranch %i be "nd oh Mnie" big
The pixie Fruit Products Corpora
ton. 'of Aiabama. is erecting can
merry AZ rritch.,rd in that State 10 cost
capacity OF $4,000 to 100000 cases.
mississippi hogs are improving rap
idly in quality; according to the man
of iife" Wilson & FCo. interests. The
park ing plant rs. now" running full
hogs from the state. most Of them
weighing 200 pounds and up. and corn
100000 to restore sewerage. drainage
and water systems in the lower part
OF the city.
Coal mines are to be developed at
auired mineral leases on 1000 acres of
land there. said 10 be rich in coal de-
poSitS.
The Fort Scott Sorghum and Strip
Pine iiluff. Ark. has broken ground
Tor the erection OF 6oO-ton sorghum
and .sirup plant at Pine Bluff, which is
expected 10 be i'll operation By the
urSt of AUGUST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
WAYS TO RAISE THE MONEY
FOR GOOD ROADS, BUILDING
Nh Stntes Studying the Question. !
F.. tieWS OF Virginia X State h.Ih-
-. wa! COMmi Isl Iuncr.

O., II; Coleman. State Commissioners
Gon ii1iIgnWtuys' Is one Or the Interesting
M Ia, 1i,,s, Record, lie discusses
sitions for raising che money for ca :
;ensire highway building in the near
,in,ure. ana maintains that the plan
or at least Tor submission to the Leg,
isinsure rs far better.
me south Carolina plan for fnanc-
my Sopd roads. which is copied largely
a ad,sS .he oo Li,n3's plan, PROPOSES TO
ing fund for their final payment TO be
obtained from license tax on imotor
vSnici.S, and 1t is suggestion of
commissioners Coleman. in discussing
the matter: gives out the true inward
ness of the proposed Virginia plan.
The plan ,south Carolina's). as
sec IT, is one-sided. since it places the
group OF citizens. This will no doubt
In.i.i !, rs more or less popular with
very anxious Ia obtain the necessary
, I'm rom The source which will make
me least 2njeGiion to paving taxes.
m9hilists will derive not only great
nsnsiu. but pleasure from the i'm
By, any means the greatest benet,,. "
l,hout going into the va. ious
'economic reasons. then, would II not
be fair and more equitable to dis
irihute the cost to all of those bcnc-
iitcd: tina, is. to the state as a whole?
we ar" trying TO work out such plan
Tor this state. aud from the present in
tons IT IS being received very
iaNoraely. This is as follows To use
the license fees derived from motor
vehicles-iwo-th thirds for new construc-
ann,,n cat the present time the Who'll"
dition to the above the state to lay a
special one and onc-half mill tax on
an properties, the proceeds TO be used
tor construction purposes. These
autonobilc licenses and tho one and
one half mill tax to be-uscd as a basis
on which to issue bonds for road CON
struction purposes. should 1t be deemed
oNpedicnt. Following this plan we
cover three very important points:
first. the general distribution Of tho
tax burden to all properties benefited.
second you have definite fund for
conSiruCtion and definite amount ON
which 10 base your bond issue: third
you provide at once a definite and ever
increasing fund for the maintenance
of roads after their construction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
bids for Radio ireicss Plan Turned
DOwn-SeNernl New Industries
In Smaller Towns.

The Blue Ridse Cotton Mills, re-
Gently INCORPORATED with 100000 cap
itaI stock. will build and operate a
Cotton mill at Connellys Springs.
The Fank OF Baden at Charlton. Of
which +. J. Cox is president. is erect
ing $1,000 bank building in tha,
town.
The Raleigh Printing Company. cap
i:al $4,000, has been Incorporated to
do a Job printing business at Raleigh
The Navy department has turned
down all the bids Tor the erection Of
The radio and wireless station build
mSs at Bakers. near Monroe and Will
HeAdHcrtiSc for more Satisfactory bids
The Peclc Peanut Co, OF RoXabcL
viii install big cotton compress In
addition 10 the peanut plant at that
place
II has been definitely decided that
Durham vii! push its $1,000, 90 street
Improvement plans. beginning at once
and not letting the high cost Of mate
rial stand in the way. The county Of
Durham vii! tic-in with this important
work with highway DEVELOPMENT
The definite Information that Camp
Bragg, al Fayetteville, is to be retained
for an artillery school Of fire for the
United States Army fixes one OF the
Ereatcst Developments IN tho entire
State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
REVIVAL OF HOPEWELL
CERTAIN, PEOPLE THINK
Believe BiE Munition Plant WIN he
converted Into Chemical aud Pulp
MtIls by SnrIurr.E

HOPEWELL. VA. Feb. 22.--Thc pco-
thnt IN" hii; mus-!.!on plant OF the Du
IONS here Will soon be in full opera
,lon along ether lines. Knowing ones
VIII not tell just what they know. but
only smile and shake their heads in II
very Knowing sort of way.
The talk Is that new company
really made up of the old Du Font
powder making company. will TAX q
SnarEc OF the munition plant and con-
Nert u INTO vast factory for the
perhaps some other things
1t Is said that the new company will
bear the name of Du Pont Chcmical
Company. of Wilmington. Del. and
that 1t las already gone through the
f"rmality of buying the munition plant
the money has actually passed |, l.
further stated that the new business
VIII be on before all OF the spring
flowers have fully bloomed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
MINE CONSOLIDATION
Numerous Small West NirgInIn nml
kentucky Conf Mining Companies
bOuEht by big Concern.

CHARLESTON. w, VA. Feb. 2o-Thc
Hatfield Reliance Coal Company OF
ONO n concern with AN authorized
capital of SI.00O000. has been do
ncsicated i'm this State. The company
has acquired and consolidated ten Goa.
companies. five OF which are opcrat-
ing in this state. to-wit: the Lincoln
Coal Company. the Glcnman Coal Com
rany. the Hazard Junior Coal Company
the Licking Valley Coal Company and
the Plymouth Coal and Mining com
pany. The other five are located in
kentucky and Ohio. The officers OF
the big company are julius Flcisch-
man. OF Cincinnati. president: j. r. Hat
field, of CovinEton. Ky. vice president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

month OF 1917. for all classes except
calves. which increased 20 per cent.
The largest increase. "a per cent,
was in the number of hogs killed.
Mild weather conditions and improved
railroad transportation facilities are
assigned as some OF the principal rca
sons Tor this increase this year Tho
BULK of the hogs slaughtered here are
shipped in from Middle Western mar
kcts. ana with better shipping condi-
IONS. local packers were able to got
their shipments through with very
iittie loss. AK compared with the bcavv
losses they experienced last year ANA
they cndcavorcd TO Increase their busi
ness proportionatcly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
COUGHS AND COLDS
NEED ATTENTION
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-IIOncy
brings speedy. easy relief.

Pneumonia and tuberculosis often
follow neglected colds aud coughs.
Don't neglect yours Take DIR. Bells
Pine Tar Honey faithfully according to
directions and lac on the safe side.
Brings quick relief from lingering
coughs, protractcd colds. grippe bron-
chit:s. Soon The suutiling stops. breath
ing becomes easier. the phlcgin is
loosencd and expelled. congestion van
ishcs. You feel like yourself again
Effective as it is. Or. Bells PInc-Tar-
Honey is most economical Try it,
soc. soc. Sl2O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
DID YOU EVER
Use SL0AN'S?
Ask any man who ever had
rheumatic aches that
question.

He'll toll you he's heard Of il. uses
1t. wouldn't use anything else for any
external pain, ache. muscle stiffness.
soreness. lame back. lumbaso. sciatica,
sprain. strain
He'll tell YOU it pcnctrntcr without
rubbing, bringing warm glowing.
quick relief Clean, economical certain
OF satisfactory results. All druggists
have it-Ect a big bottlc--to-day from
yours. Price. 30c. 6Oc Sl2O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
ACCEPTED TINT: FOR
ENGOIKAt:ING SIiEEp NAISINi.

The banks of Chase City. South BoS-
ton. l:mporia. Lawrcnccvillc. Clarks-
VILE. bedford. Pulaski. Salem and
some other towns have pulled off SINH
lar stunts. but so far there has been
no concerted action throughout the
stare as in Arkansas. aud Il Richmond
bankc: has suggested that it would be
hig thing if the Virginia Bankers
Association at it's forthcoming annual
meeting would take steps TO form "a
ncCtiou with it's bankers orEaniza-
ton 10 make this kind of help to the
farmers OF Virginia State wide and
greater.
Now is jhr accepted time for some
such organization 10 throw its energies
INA influence in the sheep RAISING bust
roSS and pattern after the Arkansas
hurcan in AZ least this one particular.
The Eakcr dog law is now in effect.
and If ii is properly enforced Virginia
may become one OF the greatest Of
sheep raising and wool growing States.
An orcani2aTi ion of bankers and wide
awake business men that would help
SEQ To til" enforcement Of the law
araiuS; Shc"p-killinS dogs. encourage
farmers to raise more sheep and help
them 10 get the breeders 10 make the
start in this profitable industry. would
do old Virginia a very great service
aud. in the meantime. IL would help the
business of every bank and every mcr-
chant in the state. Probably the Bank
CrS' Association will take some action
along these lines al it's June meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
New Enterprise n, Wilmington.

WtIMiNt;TON.. y. O., Feb 22-rh.
tapddrd cemeD CONSTRUCTION Co has
purciiascd Il suitable building and viii
at, once install therein machinery, etc.
TO Manufacture one piece double. com
parGneht septic tanks. The installa-
sion Of the equipment Will be completed
Within. the next ninety days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
MEAT FOR WASHINGTON
District OF Columbia SIhuEhter-houSe
Did an Immense business In
Inst Month,

WASHINGTON. Feb 2e.-Thc total
number of all classes OF live stock
slaughtered in the District OF CO.
January. 1919, was 81 per cent greater
than for the corresponding period in
1918. but was less than in the same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
New Department added 10 p,nnt.

AETAVISTA, w, Feb % The
steel Castings Corporation. of this
place, proposen to add another de-
partment to it's plant here. 1t is pro-
posed to install machinery for the
nanufacturc of safcty-razor blades
and scissor blades. This will add
quite largely TO the force OF expert
labor TO be employed in the works
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
PROBABLY TOOK TIL: CtI:
FROM VIRGINIA RANKS

Quite number OF banks through
out Virginia : have for several years
past been doing fine work OF this
character, and 1t has proven goo!
thing for the farmers in their haila-
wicks. and in the end profitable 10
the banks. These Virginia banks on
their own initiative have done a SPLEEN
did work so far and the financial in :
stitutions OF more than dozen towns
mi Sht be mentioned. but their methods
We're all pretty much the same, and
mention OF those Of one town VIII be
sufficient to illustrate.
In the town Of i'armviilc. in Prince
Edward County, there are threc bank
ing institutions. ON" OF these TOOK
upon itself the duty Of cncour2% the
farmers OF that region to take greater
interest in hog raising. and, TO help
them along. undertook 10 furnish them
with thoroughbred stock TO start on.
Any farmer who would acrc. TO stick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Pulp md Acid Mill for Carolina.

tFIAEi.hT'!E, =. Z. Fen 22.--thar
chased $4,000 acres of mountain timber
lands located in Pennsylvania and Folk
ounties. y. G.. and Cireenvilie and
lickenS Counties, S. c.. and will cS-
tahlish. probably at Greenvilc. ;. c..
IL pulp and acid mill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Manganese Mining Ncnr mineral.

MINERAL, w. Feb. "H.-Thc Jewell
lyritrs and Manganese Co. recently
Incorporated here with $4,000 capital
stock. has been organized by the cleo
ton of Frank Facioli as president and
John Facioli as secretary. Both of
these gentlemen are from West Eir-
rinia and are interested in manganese
properties in that State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
SATISFACTORY RESiITS HAVE
AllkEADl Et:EN NE;t,OKDI.D

The third bank took on beef cattle
as lis patriotic side issue and sent an
agent to Kentucky to buy Short Horns
l" be sold ut cost and on long time to
such farmers as would promise TO go
more largely in the live stock line and
further promise to keep the bred pure.
The results 80 far have been more
tfan satisfactory. Prince Edward and
adjoining counties that trade largely
IN farmvillc arc now raising more
hogs than ever before in their his
tory; no section of Virginia producing
nor" plymouth Rocks and selling more
"SES than that section around Farm
vile. and in that same region short
Horn cattle is getting to he very
huincrouS and the live stock industry
!" prospecting as ii never prospcrcd
lnfnrn
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nrrcin,s lsindlips n, south no.,.,

TO1I'H -BI,s l-ON ". Feb. a.@Tn.
I"its OF leaf tobacco on this marke,
100 neen fairly lish, for the PAST
49,. lasting only par; of each day.
,,hihr Day 80 dispose Of the stocks or
irrcd 10 va :
ihe huNng nNs been much more ac-
,n9n tor ihc Two previous weeks,
anu pFiceS on all GRADES have shown
"n UPWARD tendency All grades h,vn
.ptH uih and have held firm through
TN" entir" week -
n" sales for The week amounted to
N"7.'" % pounds, which made an average
o. % per ] 90 pounds Tn. total sales
i"l me entire season have been "3.25i.-
'uP pounds Tho whole seasons aver
"se IA. been $3l.3l per lNn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
ARKANSAS PERFECTED
A v|RC|N|A-BORN PLAN
Arkansas Profitable Farming su-
rcau Is Doing Great Work BE-
yond Mississippi River.
CUE FROM VIRGINIA BANKS
Aims and Objects uf Bureau Fully
Outlined = Ncighboring Regions
Failing in l.inc-Nirginin Bankers
Association May Take Il Hand.

Away out Nondcr in Arkansas the
bankers and other widcawakc ana cu .
thusiastic business men of various; and
Sundry towns OF the state have organ
iZed AN association which they have
named the Arkansas proiitabic Farm =
ing Bureau.
The bureau has an active set Of ofi-
Gers and a hustlinS and wrll-paid sec
rctarN ana booster. The fIr-renchin =
campa ign it has inauGurated is de-
scrihed by the Arkansas Gazette. the
leading paper Of tn" state. published
At Little Rock. about as follows:
IT is MOI the rurpo*" Of the bureau
I" decrease cotton production i'll Ar
Kansas. ON the other hand II is the
rurpos" OF the bureau I" increase cot
ton production. but TO do it with
gun the Stupcndous task OF inducing
the farmers OF Arkansas to increase
their boys during the next i've years
until! they keep l.ooO.o0O brood Sows
that Will have Two filters each year.
This Will moan the marketing each
year of l2.0o0.ooo fat hogs.
The bureau will conduct cam
patHn during the next live years. hay
ing for its purpose the turning OF
wornout uplands, now planted to cot
ton and producing from One-fourth to
one.rish'h OF bale per acre. into
raising and feeding beef cattle.
DOG KILLING AND SHEEP
RAISING E\tOl RACED
The bureau will encourage sheep
raising and VIII urge community or
CARNATIONS for the protection Of sheep
raiscrs against dogs.
The bureau urges that second
crop. such as soy beans. velvet beans
on cowpeas. be planted with every low
OF corn grown within the state.
II" bureau urges vast increases in
poultry raising and urges that the
money from chickens and eggs go 70
tho wives and daughters OF the farm
orS
This. roughly. is the bureaus pro-
is accomplished the result to Arkan-
Sas will be $Soo.oUV.oon additional each
year. an avsrage of $i,col.ooo yearly
I s " ,his ., Gaf'' w v"nT
for Isn't IL great enough TO COM
mand the energies of every man.
oman and child in the State
the IDEA SPREADS
Tn OTHER STATES
business men. especially the bank
Louisiana and Mississippi. have caught
on TO what they are pleased TO term
The ARKANSAS plan." and while they
have not as Yet affected AN organiza-
ton are individually spreading the
doctrine among the farmers OF their
respective territories. one Of the
banks in Monroe La has published
the above paragraphs from ihc Little
Rock paper in pamphlet form and Is
plaStcr.ng the country around Monroe
with the pamphlets. adding its indogsc.
mcnt as follows:
We believe the things proposed 10y
cur neiShbors in Arkansas ar" good.
not only for Arkansas farmers. but TO-
district. We are passing this news
paper article To you rs Information.
Think over tho suggestions therein
contained"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

TO thoroughbred pigs and give proper
attention to pork raising could get from
mat BANK tho Sows necessary to make
IN" start ana get them on terms that
could easily h" complied with
Another bank in the town took up
'hickcn raising Az it's hobby, and per-
'eCicd plans by which 1t could furnish
NouIu-b poultry raiscrS with the cggs
Tor hatching and the incuhators in
which to hatch them and even with
Young chicks to start with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

The lost md found
ads in The Times Dispatch will find
the article you lost Phone Randolph l.
Ads to Randolph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
END Of TOBACCO SEASON
I. IS RAPIDLY APPROACHING
Lighter Sales on All Virginia-C Caro-
=, linn .'Markcts-Crop of 1918
Nearly All Sold Out.
SHORTEST SELLING SEASON YET
Several Markets Annomnc, Closing
DaSs-Buycrs Still Eager for the
Weed, and Prices Well Maintained
on All Better Grades.

Reduced sales OF leaf tobacco in tho
.Nirginih and MOTH Carolina marKcts
are reported for las; week. The
weather conditions were not favorab bic
TO large deliveries OF the weed. IL is
true. bu; ting main reason for tho small
sales is that tho crop OF 1918 is about
sold out and there is comparatively
litilc .. the weed left in the hands
OF the growers.
rhc deliveries OF the sun cured stock
on the Richmond warehouse floors are
also failing back and the warehouse
men and the dealers in the leaf now
500 the end Of the shortest selling sea-
son in the history OF the market. 1t
y pro- .Ibio tia; all 81 the cured
stock in NirGiIia Will he out Of the
hands Of the growers and in the fac
tories OF the manufacturers of the
famous chewing tobacco brands that
arc made uf Suu-curcd leaf 10y the mid
die or last Of March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
WEEI\'S III SiNESS ON
TIE RICHMOND MARKET

The deliveries or cured last
week amounted 10 between 10000 aud
5lo.ooO pounds The commoncr grades
showed up in excess of others. and
ih" smaller average recorded in the
matter OF prices Was due TO this fact
and not 70 any. weak ening of the mar
kct or lcsscnns of the demand for
the leaf. The average WA about SIS
pcs 100 pounds.
On Thursday, ut Shockoc Warehouse
there WAS u sale of some OF the best
Whjtc Buricy leaf that Was ever Of
Tered on tins loose leaf market 1T
Was grown IN Western North Carolina.
- ne "EcrinGs weighed out s.. 90
pounds. hud every pile brought fancy
prices tHe average being $5i per 700
lne nt-h pie was knocked out at
s".
Erazcr X Tompkins sold 1000
pounds OF nrc-cu.ed shipping tobacco
during the Week at cmincntly salts
factory prices. The Jugs brought SIS
Per loo. Ia, short leaf $40 10 SO, ana
he wrappers S2i 10 So. The most
OF these goods came from powhatan
and buckingham Counties. one lot
came from -\!lcmarlc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

~ HtliECHG, VA, Feb. 22-Thc
!,3i tobacco sales this week were 5571,-
~ h9unds, making the total for the
season l%,1la,3oU pounds
hr'riPiS Mere right good ;hi, week
considering tn" quantity OF tobacco
nov IN me farmers hands. and il
Va on" ~ "a most satisfactory weeks
~ rrEArd 10 prices since the season
NJ grades. of tobacco we're In strong
n,rhihH' and brought splendid pr,c.s
inc better grades of leaf wcr,. MAN..
"SS nc thnn Ih"y have been q, All ana
500 N1iE nigh. The demand for wrap
I"a allied were highly saiisfac;gI., .,,,',.
t"' HIih&inc 50" per Toe Weeks
hu',"'J''ton> ,tnss. common. Sli to Sis;
~ - 80" - So leaf snort
q -. leaf. good. So 10 S"j. loaf
H.appi%, 50" 70 i3l' leaf, wrappcrs. $.S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

Have you seen Poily's Corner
IN The Times DiSpatChr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
chase Cit..> Mnrkc, Very strong.

tIINSt CIIN. VA. FEB. 92-Thrrc
nave been good sales on this market
inns week. being somcwh hat larger than
!as week The offerings showed con-
SIdtra pie quantity of common and
medium tobaccos. and these grades are
soneW hat lower in price.
There were offered some good cigar
Still bringing fancy figures althou,.t
not as high as they were some week
ago While all grades OF tobacco are
SclIlnE AT somewhat lower prices, the
Be urcSt suh may be considered very
"a Ugh, : - tih
=, LhG sal es. for the week were about
,.'o.pVo pounds; for the season 10 date
o,e"o."uV pounds. This market viii
t1"sc Tor the season on March rs