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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER SOUTHLAND
All Down In Dixie Bu.ines, In Looking
up md REIMBURSEMENT Being
Made Easy.

a big canning factory for the can
ming OF tomatoes, beans. peas and
other vegetables is being established
in Charleston, S. c., to put In opera
tion this spring.
The Sarlings Mills, at Lyerly, Ca.
have passed into new hands, and will
be enlarged. an electric and power
plant installed and the -four and grist
mills arc to be operated on large
scale.
The c. L. Caps Company has been
sonville, Fla
Armour Il, Co.. the Chicago packers.
plant at Miami. Fla, 10 cost in the
noighborhood Of 100000.
The result Of combination OF Ohio
a tIon George capital is the ineorpora,.
Holdfast Rubber Company, with capt.
tai stsek placed at 100000.
The hversreen Farms Company. capt.
IA, @So.9oo. and with headquarters at
New Orleans, has been incorporated TO
engage in twentieth century farming
and dairying in louisiana
me Hanger Oil and Gas Company.
cRpithI *l0o,OOp, has been chartered 10
Texas.
The Kingsport Tannery, at Kings
the plan, hn To- n s making ne. nhditions TO
or feathers. Several currying shops
Will be erected and equipped With ma
chinery. '''1
The Citizens' Trust Company. OF
uIeenviiie. & G.. has Increased i,s capt
tai stock from 200 To 100000
The Bokita OH and Gas Comnanv
capitalized at 100000. has been IN
corporated at Paintsville. KY.
1he Alabama Steamship Company
has been Incorporated at Mobile. Ala.
with &235.o00 capital stock Jewctt
NJ Scott Is the president OF the com
pany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
COAL MINING ACTIVITIES
IN WEST VIRGINIA HILLS
Biumipous Coal rigSers Were Never
More Numerous More Active
in West Virginia.

CHARLESTON, "a. VA. Feb. S.--'fhc
coal mining industry continues TO he
enlarged in the mountains al this
State Several new mining companies
have recently been Incorporated under
the laws Of the State. and some Of
them start oui with large capital.
other and older companies are en-
larginE Their operations and develop
INK new coal lands. and not q few Of
the smaller companies have Increased
their capital stock with the view or
eniarEinG and increasing their outputs
rot coal
The Fryland Coal Company, Of this
city, recently incorporated with 500
900. has completed its organization
and Will at once eSpend $4,000 cs-
;abIshinG 4ant in Kanawha Coun-
ty putting in machinery and buildin 6
houses for tho miners.
The NQughiogheny and Ohio Coal
Company. OF Cleveland, ONO. has pur
chased 1000 acres Of coal and timber
lands in Roone County, and Will com
mencc ;'C development Of the same
AZ an early date.
The Ashford Coal and Coke COMPANY.
of this city, recently organized, is
completing plans for developing 500
scres' OF rich coal land, the idea be
ing 10 turn out from 300 TO 500 tons
daily,
The Herndon Coal Company, recent
~ organized at Fayei seville. has de-
c,ded 20 construct plant in Fayette
County Al a cost Of sio0. 900 for rnachin-
cry, power, miners houses, etc
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ALL ABOUT IN VIRGINIA
bu~ines1 Getting LivsIy-New Conn
pnnies BeinE Organized and Old
Ones EniarEtuE Operations.

The Piedmont Motor Car COMPANY.
Of Lynchburg. will probably Increase
its capital stock from sl,ooo,ooo to
s5.oo0.e0o for the purpose of enlarging
the plant and the business accordinEly
The Hubbard Fertilizer Company. of
Baltimore, has completed all Of its
arrangements TO establish fertilizer
plant n Money Point near Norfolk
work has already commenced on the
buildings.
w. r. Harrison & Co. are rebuilding
their hardware and implement stores
recently burned in Petersburg at a
loss Of $4,000.
The Bristol Door and Lumber Com
pnny. of Bristol. has increased its CAPT
tai stock from $4,000 to $1,000 and
the business will he enlarged in scope.
The Southern Candy Company has
been Incorporated TO establish a large
candy factory in Roanoke
The w. y. Brown Tobacco Co. OF
Mariinsville. has Increased it's can't
ta' stock from $4,000 20 100000 The
company is leaf dealing concern.
Che Navy Department has let a con
tract for the construction of a pier and
hulkhcad at Alexandria. the cost OF
which Will he $4,000.
The Red Mountain Ore Company has
heen Incorporated at Roanoke with
$4,000 capital stock. G. w. Owens Is
president of the COMPANY" and A S.
Adams. of Franklin County, is secre-
tarS.
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one. amounting TO about 10000 pounds,
which sold for an average OF $3.50
per 100, making tho total TO date as
reported by the warehouse men 2l,-
$4,000 pounds for an average Of
sS727.
The offerings as n whole have been
very commoG. and indicate the near
approach to~the end OF the season.
However. some as fine lots OF wrap
pcrs and cptterS were oire.Sed Friday
as have appeared during the season.
per leo.
on the whole. however, pricos have
not been as high as the previous week.
the recession being more especially on
the better grades from s45 up, com
mon and medium tobaccus continuing
as high as AZ any time since the hoii-
days.
Owing TO the fine opportunities that
nave pecn offered the farmer to mar
ket his crop, due 10 the mild weather
II has been decided to close the mar
ket on March T. by which time tho
consensus Of opiri ion is the crop will
have all been sold
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CORNER ON BUSINESS FROM
CUBA AND SOUTH AMERICA
Hold Trade to Ports of Georgia,
Florida and the Ca-olinas.
HiyEintH In Awake,

According to a special published In
only few papers there is to be a kind
OF close communion meeting in
Savannah. Ca. next week or. to be
exact exact on Saturday, the 15th. 1t ha:,
savannah. and its oSjece is '' to-, FORM %,
4, close organinHtion modelled after
merce, and to DO confined to ports Of
Carolina and North Carolina.
cation. which IL seems has already i,aa
a name selected for Observation-Disclosures
the trade of Cuba and all Of ne SS,tn
American countries that are on or near
The the An r., Ocean, and carry OF
thS Forts ct the States named.
The invit ation to attend tho meet
h hs ass hietiR in WITH the Of
presidents and executive secretaries of
n, he Boards Of Trade Of Jacksonvilie
:: 9. WY Virginia ana por ws'l%Si o4fiolR
SSeeWport News and West Point. and
stated The special simply states tho,
Is the purpose To include only tho
ia H,ates OF Georgia. Florida South caro-
% 2wa the seore to be inclusive in the
VA waS or aevelopinE natural resources
and e ommsrnis, industrial agricultural
The special goes on further to sav.
nus step may rightfully no snid 10
uuave grown out OF tho activities OF tho
south ;n tn htl Ltic Maritime Corporation
operated ,d rated from the hye ports mentioned
10 10 cuban and South American ports
p rhs opening ,n Of the, south Atlantic tx;
v,cloped has also opened the ewes q.
the the, business men of these ports to the
con LOTT ohnneetion with that trade. and not
Only TO manufacturing industries. hu,
Also 10 greater agricultural acttyitv
~ VIII DO tho purpose of tho neu,
to to the new avenues Of trade that viii
De developed and to gain in the orr
Etan ~ the power OF unified action
IN WORKING for those things which viii
oporate TO the common interest OF thn
>, Judse George r. Cam the gentle
fnn,h Who called this meeting and set
iorth IT'S aims and objects is The mai.
uor IT. OF the sayannah Board of Trade
COL Inc boards of trade and chamber Of
com nerce Of the Virginia ports wS,oh
naV We had no invitation to this cnn
v ,,.u; nave at least heard Of IL and
lille Mrt, take n.e The hint and. probably do a
~ go, uasanizing on their own hook
Cuban CO acme snd IN for for share of thi. rich
seems TO be In sight. s""'
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RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH: SUNDAY FEBRUARY 9 1919

which wore arranged for before war
,i,ade II impossible to get the labor
a ,ha the material with which to erect
.meh' IN Riohrpond there are many
such buildings to go up and the pros
p@ctiNe builders are not going to hold
several of the State governments are
encouraging the building boom in
t eye way possible. At tho opening OF
part OF last month the Governor of
,hat Stale sent i'm q message in which
ne cmphasiacd the great need of better
n I.egisIsx, &C, conditions and, requested the
the best thought on this important
subject The States are beginning 10
nt., their responsibility to the
merely 10 Quarantine against an cpl
demic once started, but to prevent it's
INCEPTION, including prevention in the
may save many lives.
In bulletin recently issued from
me, me tni'eu States Agricultural Depart
forecasted and the following appears:
Our. country. AZ never before, now
reSosnlzes that the welfare OF its citi-
icons, icons cones cones. f'rsI1 r., Good homes make
is hitting the citizen TO serve his COM
munity better. in order to be able
TO serve and later to command one
first must learn 10 control himself.
Turning our eStravasances into econ
oomies is splendid discipline along this
,lnc. The people have learned and arc
learning to save. The thing now to
do is to see that this new national
asset does not 20 to waste, to direct
IT INTO channels OF good. Public
spirited citizens should tako hold OF
this problem with the Same zest and
enthusiasm displayed in handling the
problems of war.
THE BOOM TO REACH
FARMING REGIONS ALSO
This question of home owning ac-
centuates another problem. Among
tho thousands Of non-home owners are
tenant tanners. class already so nu-
merouS as to excite public alarm be-
cause their interest in maintaining soil
fertility is not identical with that of
the farm owner and that OF the public
Leg station is needed providing changes
in the present system Of farm leases
that viii encourage tenants to improve
the soil of leased farms"
Thus IL would seem that Uncle Sam
wants 10 see the. building boom that
Is sure 10 come soon extended to the
farming regions. II is more than like
~ that he will not be appointed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
: NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
Acw Entcrprises Swinging IN In Old
North state, and Did Concern,
Increasing Capital Stock.

The First National Bank of Smith
ncld has increased capital stock from
$4,000 10 100000.
The Trout Willie Lumber Company
las been chartered to do business al
Forest CRY: capital. $4,000.
The Standard Cement Construction
Company Has leased the necessary
binding in Greensboro and will install
~. same with the machinery for the
,GarufHc;ure of septic tanks.
The board Of commissioners OF Alex
andcr County has issued bonds TO the
amount OF $4,000 for good road work
la that county.
The Dobbersvil!e Ginning Company
has been chartered and organized to
erect - cotton-s ming plant in Wayne
County
The Bank of Lexington. at licking
ton. has increased capital stock from
$50 900 TO 81 10000
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WEST VIRGINIA NOTES
activity Revived In All Part.
or Little Mountain state
Since wnr Closed.

me Texas Co. has contracted for m.
ofoctfon or an oil plant. with tanks'
The West Virginia MacaronI Com
pany. capital 100000. has been IN :
oIln0rated at Clarksburg.
wheeling. one Of the Oldest tnb.ccn
concerns In the State. have insnlied
IN IN their wheeling factory machinerv
LOT the manufacture OF cIgarettes
Ihe First National Bank OF Grafton
making temporary improvements
on us oank building, with the Wow OF
enIaFSing the same later on
The Roane County Farm Bureau will
erect a large storage building. ar
spencer. TO be operated on the CO.
CiarksburR 10 TO have mem,ri.,
to he known as Liberty Building" 10
quet hall, drill rooms. etc
The Economy riouse and Building
Material Company has been incorpo-
rated at Bluefield with 100000 cap
ital stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
FAyETTEvILLE's BOOM
Cape Fear River Now Gives Toyvh
ShippinE Enciiiticn-New Indus
tries Heading This Way.

FAYETTEVILLE, n. c.. February s.
The work cf deepening Cape Fear
River from here to Wilmington and
practically making 1t canal is now
81 per cent completed and. taking ad-
vantage of the mild winter weather,
IT liz being rapidly pushed to final com
pictton. Only small amount OF
dredging is now required to give Il
eight feet all the way from here to
Wilmington.
The city has already completed all
10 have the warehouse and wharf IA
cilitieS to take care OF the enlarged
river traffic that is bound TO follow
The freight situation which has
been a source OF trouble herctofore.
is being adjusted. and there Is every
prospect Of several new Industries To-
eating here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
GRANDMA NEVER LET
HER HAIR GET GRAY
She Kept Her Locks Dark and
Glossy, with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

Wheh you darken your hair with
"se ga ana SULPHUR. no one ON tell.
O'G'usc it's done so naturally. 20
Guy Preparing This mixture.
,"""h IT, ~ nome IS musSy and trouble
some. At little cost Won can buv -,
any oTug store the ready, o-usc prem
~ non improved by the addition or
"SneE Ingredients called "Wycth's Sage
nh' sulphur Compound" You ius,
nI,"'"P," Sponse or soft brush with
enc "'t" This through your hair.
,hkllg one snail s,rand r., in.
ny morning all gray hAir disappear.
~, ''rr another Application or two
~, hhF becomes beautifully dark
o".d GLOSSY and luxuriant
'f'V, faded hair. though no diligence.
d.s'r ~" "' o.d age and az we all
" ah''' act busy at once win
n,S W., "ee ana Sulphur Compound
N'' '"oh years. youngcr.--Ady.. -. !.
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Another Bank In Isle Of Wight.

WALTERS. VA. Feb. S.-This end
Of Isle OF Wight County has long fel,
the need Of convenient banking facili-
Ties, and now this need is TO he met
The Bank OF Walters has been organ
IN" Siirers ' are Soo % Go arre, pus nrss;
dent: J. Il. r. Joyner, vice pres ient
and John q. Duck, cashier and sccre
,aTy; The authorized capital stock OF
the bank is $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
,sfLong Lear High nj F,rmy,,i.

g. FARM ' lLI-E, w, Foo. IVhuo
of loose leaf roha 60 this
sfweek were not altoeether a. larre AZ
r,lasr. week, there was enough OF ne
ylWeed on the warehouse floors 20 k.nn
1.-the sbuyers quite busy pretty n.uch ali
'T.,.of the week. There was slight w.sle.
sening on the lower grades Of leaf ala
.On -luge, but with this excep.ir, Ill
srgoode sold az nigh as hcreroforD ~
sssstf1ei. long dark leaf was ar,,cul;,,i,;
.sfskrong. All the better grades. when
spffeJsd In good order. brought the ou,.
O. the season
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smoller Sale, n, Drake. Branch.

=. LHtAkES BKNNCN Va Ed. s.
Sales OF leaf toDacco on thS brakes
sBrapch market We're not quite so heavy
sas last week, but prices on all grades
Sin good condition arr sim high and
very. satisfactory TO the sellers In
deed. the market showed some I'm
9proyement over last week on good long
,ileaf and dark wrappers
i It is estimated ina. abou, "a nor
cent. of the crop OF 1918 aroma heyn
,,has been sold Small sales are iool,od
sfoT,.Vn'ii there shall come a good s,r,o-
,ninx. season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
Demand Is Active In LynchburE.

EII N<F DO f{E, w, FED. s.-.Ihe
sales of loose leaf toiracco on this mar
ket this Week footed up i36loo pounds.
Receipts continue good and We're
SOME what larger than expected this
week.
While luCs are still slightly lower
than have been, tho better ones arc
stronger than were last week. -
AL grades Of leaf were III strong
, dertiand and selling high.
0S the whole the demand for all
grsaes of tobacco WAS very strong
!, with the average price better than last
week. The market was very activ" at
quotations below: hugs, common sl2 10
SIT. lugs, good, $3.50 10 $40: Leaf,
! shopt. S19 TO {e4; leaf good. $40 ia sac:
leati dapper. $40 to s3l. leaf, wrappers.
S2s,Io $50
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From, Hoyars rost-omce building.

FRONT ROYAL. VA, Feb S.--R. X.
stewart & Son. now building the new
post once in Farmvl!c, were the sue :
geSStul bidders for the erection of the
uemen nave arranged to commence
" Work very early in the Hprin,c.
Ihn new building will cost about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09
BUILDING BOOM WILL Be
A NATIONWIDE AFFAIR
War Has Taught People Thrift Habit
Which Means Money Saved to
Go Into Homes,
RICHMOND WILL BE IN SWIM
Deposits in Savings Banks 10 BE
Used in Providing Homo, Sweet
Homc-Govcrnmcnt Wants Boom
to Reach Farming Regions.

| reports that indicate the early dawn
ing Of what may Re termed u national
that Greater Richmond will be right in
the swim when that boom does come.
h Iris ITs G21d roaS for ,ooknE
place. there never was greater de-
mand for houses--homes, apartments
the country. Richmond is to-day suffer
ing from shortage OF homes because
of the curtailmcnt OF private building
the increased and still increasing popu-
lation.
In The second rlacc. pcoplc have been
last four years AS they never did he
fore, and more people now have money
In normal times, and as a class. Ameri-
cans have not been thrifty people:
in the midst Of plenty. they have been
prodigy and economically short
TH.,IrT HABIT ONE OF
BLESSINGS Of WAR
But war has shown that on occasion
they can save; not perhaps, as some of
learned within the past ,wo or three
years a great deal about the need of
THRIFT that they never know before. and
that they can practice it. as witness
the large savings balances in the banks
coincidcnt with the iihcrai purchases h.
all classes Of Liberty bonds and other
war securities.
.Notwithstandins the heavy purchases
OF Liberty bonds the hanks. of Rich
larger savings account deposits to-day
than they have ever had before. Witch
shows that thrift. while not yet an
American or a Virginia habit. is rapid
~ hcc3ming, so. This is not peculiar
70 Richmond. Reports from all over
u" country, especially in the eastern
IN savings accounts over those of even
year ago
The people not only have purchased
large amounts OF Liberty honds. made
heavy Investments in war savings
stamps and responded in liberal meas
urc to the man? calls for welfare funds.
savings accounts to such an extent AS
to enable the officers in their annual
statements AZ the first of the year to
report to their Stockholders the great
est savings accounts the banks ever
carried at any previous time. In the
days of nigh wages the working pco-
pie have become large depoSitors
NOW ron THE FRUITS or
THE THRIFT HABIT
In the days of high wages. not yet
gone ny, the working people. he wage
carnerS have become large depositors in
the hanks. and thousands Of them are
encouraged TO look forward to the time
when they VIII cease to be renters and
viii lily" in their own little homes. II
!" certain mat very many Wagc-carnerS
VINO have heretofore been renters Will
soon be swelling the tide OF the build
ing noom, they having cultivated III"
thrift habit To the cNient OF arcu,rr,al-
h"hI,ng OF the li,le home They can
get the balance of the necessary funds
from me banks, perhaps. and the con-
uhuei practice of thrift viii enable
them 10 soon see this home clear of the
mortgage.
Hundreds and thousands of business
mouse" are 10 go up within the next
TWO yearS--houscs the building of
them In Richmond there are many
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Il-tnbli.hc. Wilmington Dranoh.

=, WILMINGTON. N. G.. Feb. s.-The
Richmond, Va. which is establishing a
branch factory here. has awarded the
contract for the erection OF the nee
csSary build nS. which 10 to cost about
$4,000. and the contract for tho
equipment and machinery to cost about
inc sane amount has been closed Tho
plant VIII probably be ready for opcr-
alton by tho middle OF The summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-09

4 IaN1N II DDS 'JN, ' a, FtD. S.---TNe
ssalSs OF loose leaf tobacco this week
iamNunted TO something like oto 600
spoqhds the receipts being smaller than
last week. Prices are high on all
I, grapes particularly on the finer grades
,oi HrarleFs. cigarette cutters and cut
ting leaf. Common tobaccos were
!, son3e"hat weaker the decline being
noticeable in Tugs especially
! Ine weather being favorable. larger
1receipts are looked for NEXT week. r.
lis believed now that Inc selling sea
son VIII be closed before the eud OF
march. as the farmers are disposed
70 trlnE their leaf TO market just az
ifast as they can get il in order and
Nstrip II.
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Very Active Marke, in pc,er.burs.

PETERSBCkG, Va, FED. S.-The
leaf tobacco marke, continues very ac-
tive. with good sales this week OF
both dark and bright. the former pre-
dominating. The prices paid by thu,
buyers for both types We're very sat
isfactory To the growers. The aver
aEeI for the week on dark goods was
s2Qtper 100 pounds. Dark wrappers
brQllght ,he following prices sac, $S5,
3as..s3s. S3s. $40 and si5 per 100.
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=sHtES OF LEAF TOBACCO
T IN VIRGINIA CAROLINA
Receipts of Weed Falling OF, Show
lug End Of Selling Season
Approaching.
WEAKER IN CITY
Dark Shipping Leaf High, With Of
ferings Growing LarGc-Burley
<Sells High on This Marlct-East-
4crn Carolina Season Nearing End.

X an most OF the loose leaf tobacco
4 mHrkets OF Virginia and North Carolina
the receipts of the weed fell off some
wyatt last week as compared with the
week before and in the most of them
alSo there WAS a Weakening in the
prices for the lower and commoncr
grades, while all the higher grades
held stiff at former figures
In the bright markets the desrand
fof wrappers and for all manner
of cigare tte-making goods above the
GoIh m on seems TO be Us urgent as ever
and there was no wee kcning last week
i'm The prices offered for these goods.
The reports from the Eastern Caro-
lina markets. indicate slight falling
off in the prices OF the better grades
but this is due to the fact that severa!
ofS.the markets have suffered the loss
of.rbuyers for some OF the big COM
panies. The season is nearing the end
inS that section and the large COM
panies are taking off some of their
buyers and sending them 10 Kentucky,
why're the leaf selling season is now
attIts height.
SUN-CURED LEAF WEAKER
ON RICHMOND MARKET
The offerings of sun-cured leaf in
the, Richmond market last week were
Large, The total sales OF these goods
on the warehouse floors amounting %
100000 pounds. For various reasons
the market weak eaed con siderably :fld
The average figure for Suncured stock
wax hardly above $40 per 100. Soiue
of 5ths larger buyers were Oft the mar
kef the entire week and the Weakening
of.priees was largely due 10 the fact
About 10000 pounls Of Western
SoIth Carolina hurley. was placed on
sale the first day OF the week and 1t
sold high. The average was fraction
over $50 per 100 and pile was
knpcked out a. the extraordinary price
OF s6T.
The offerings OF dark shipping to-
bacco amounted 10 $4,000 pounds and
these goods sold we'll Luss b~oughJ
Si61to SIX per 100, short leaf, 81. 10
s2a,, and long ic.t. s2+ 10 SIS, The
long. dark. tire-cured leaf is selling
high this season and the demand Is
urgent Larger receipts are expected
this week.
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Weary Sold out at nl.ck.tor,

y. I, BLACK STONE. VA. FeD S.--Sales n,
S5opaeco have not been as large n.
'*Week az they were last week. amount
srfnEtto 34S.065 pounds. Sales 10 da.e
pounds. There is very mn"
Sschapge In the market. but there was
IN slight advance on short Leaf and
nRA.%htle long ieaf0:mains abou, the
ffSo 70. per cent Of the crop is TO be sold
zNYnieh VIII be marketed az soon as inc
ss1arners can ship H.
m NsarfnE the End at Rocky Mount.
~ StSfGNf MOUNT. ". c., Feb s.--The
|S4&HtRts OF tobacco have not been quite
= ss1lsavy the past week as the previous