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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-12-22
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Copyright 1919. IN The Press Publishing Co.
l1ht New YORK Evening World)
1. Which is the largest island in
the wOrld2
:. Which month has an extra day
10 lean Year,
3. What was the only part OF the
body Of Achilles which could be
wounded?
4. What revolutionary General was
supposed 10 have escaped by riding
a horse down long fight OF stairs?
g. On what continent Is TimbuC-
tooY
8. In what city did the Haymarket
riot take place?
Z. What large city on the Pacific
Coast was partially destroyed by an
earthquake?
3, What Shakespearian play con-
tains the character OF "ShyloCk?"
9. In what country rs lacrosse q
popular sport?
10, What cereal rs generally served
= with curried meat?
IL. In what city will the Republi-
can National Convention be held?
~. Who recently resigned as Fed
sral Fuel Administrator?
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TO STAR FRANK TINNEY.

Frank Tinney. now featured in Ar
thur Hammerstein's ''Some Time"
has signed a fve-year contract with
that manager. Mr.. HammerStein will
star him in a now musical play due TO
open 10 New York next September.
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ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES.

c. Y. G.-'She's from Kansas. Don't
know where she is now.
Jac0bs-,DramatiC critics never APP
plaud at the opening of a play
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ANSWERS TO SATURDAYS
QUESTIONS.

4 VesuYius; 2, Chicle; 3. James
town; 4. DIAMONDS; 5. Russia; G..
Carrie Nation: Z. District OF Colum.
biA; \ Fart; Q. Camel: 10. Jealousy;
~ 49, =. AfIAA
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AN ,ALL-NEoRo SHOW.

baby Blues" a musical comedy
written, COMPOSED, staged and acted
by icolored people, will open at the
Lafayette Theatre on upper Seventh
Avenue to- day. 1t is said several
Broadway producers will go UP soon
In quest OF unique ideas"
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EooLIsHMENr.

knOU young iDomGn named
Minier,
Who IOreS 10 90 Sleighin0 In iCintcr
Her bedu'S thin, I'm told,
and can't stand the cold.
They says he's buiH ike a splinter
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A THOUGHT For 70. DAY.

Let us be thankful that no consti
tutional amendment can make tn
springs OF good humor go dry-Lut
H. Johnson,
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ERoM ne cHEsTNur rREE

Were those cigars gave you too
strong?"
mot strong enough! They broke
in my pOc6et, :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
GOOD BUSINESS IN TOWNS
Of THE OLD NORTH STATE
Numerous New Enterpriscs-rcxti tile
work NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hotels
LarEGr-NNM EuGt0ry.

Another concern. the IIcwett Co.
fas been Incorporated TO run a fish
catching outit and fertilizer factory
~ Southport Capital stock S50,0OV.
Tho Williamson Stock Farm Com
nanE' Of Cerro Gordo. will establish Il
i"rSc creamery for the manufacture
Oh butter and cheese.
lhe Melton Rhodes Co. OF Green's
noro. manufacturers of filing cabinets
nave purchased Il building in High
ioint. and VIII conduct Il factory there
instead of building an addition to tho
Greensboro plant.
tour-story addition to the La
iaSettc House of Fayctteville afford
inS seventy more rooms, has been
contracted for.
The Pinehurst Bank, of Pinehurst.
mas increased capital stock TO sl00.-
The Vance Cotton Mills. Of Sails
Jury mas increased capital stock from
'looooO To 100000, and will build an
addition ANA Increase the outpu, of
cotton goods.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank,
Of Nashville. Nash County, has been
oHartered with $4,000 capital stock.
The Grace Cotton Mill Company Just
| Incorporated with 100000 c;ipi,al stock
VIII build and operate "A cotton factory
in the town. of Grace.
The Elmwood Hotel. in High Point.
Is 10 have Il l00-room addition. the
" "rk Of building to be commenced us
early as possible.
The Erra,dson Manufacturing Co.
recently Incorporated at st. Paurs.
Will build i 5000 spindle mill at thai
lace To manufacture cotton yarn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
LARGEST VEGETABLE OIL
MILL IN WORLD IN SCOUT
Plans Formed Before War 10 D.. en-,
ri~d Ont nt Observation-Disclosures
Contracts Awarded.

MEMPHIS. TENN, Nov. s.-rh j
Union Seed and Fertilizer compan,
has lot Il contract for the imme,,,,,
erection III this city of buildings ,c
cost from 100000 to a hair ;, min;
Another contract. separate from n. .
above. calls for several other buildlnp :.
INC "u,nS n'i,er houses. Office busId
ms. power house, etc. When ,Ias
buildings ar" ready the COMPANY.
Present plant Will be aban,IonaJ 49,,
the machinery will be used MAN." "na
with new machinery AS the n,irIou. 80
the new plant viii .ch Is cXuccicJ +;
represent an ultimate outlay of s.v.
cral million dollars.
The company viii locate is rcno,o,
analytical laboratory here and All"
Ecthcr viii nave the largest and most
complete chemical plant of any mill in
the south. The crude oil mill will be
the largest in the world in which oils
Will be made not only from cotton seed.
put from peanuts, castor. SOFA and
other beans and SlyCcrinc viii Le
made from fats.
All OF these plans were made more
than three years ago. but were held
up oy the war and labor conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES IN
SEVERAL DIXIE STATES
Greater Cotton Mills for south Caro-
hna-Fnrm Implements Made Ia
Ge0rEin-Othcr Nnlcs.

The Santee Cotton Mills at Orange
burg, 8 C., have Increased capital
stock from $4,000 to $4,000 and
viii enlarge the mills.
The Spartanburs County Warehouse
company has purchased thirteen ware
houses at Camp Wadsworth, i'm South
Carolina from the United states Gov
eminent and with minor changes will
put them to civil uses
Inc southern Drug Syndicate has
ueeit imeorporated at Charleston, s. G..
M!.n fSou,uVo capital stock, and will
esn3plsn laboratories in that city
me Towers sullivan Manufacturins
nnn propose TO cSta b.iSh "a $500
eoo plant al Rome, Ca. Tor the manu-
rious kinds
The Columbus manufacturing Com
PahN, or Columbus. Ga. has awarded
contracts for the erection of several
ulauturng plant.
:, The ;Richmond Hosiery Mills, of
HossN.!le, Ga. have doubled their can.
i,ai S STOCK making il now $1,000 o6o,
mnn Viii greatly enlarge the hosiery
Truck Farms Company has bean IL iu d
'oTTnorIted VITA $6o.0o0 capital Stock.
me Lakeland Citrus Groves Co, In
CoFporatcd with 100000 capItnI siorL
mas peen organized at Lakeland FIa'
: NJ. Stevenson. president, and II 10
Nane. secretary.
na aSur Gin pa. he ann COMPANY, of
establishing a fuel oil supplv stat lon
a. Magazine Point. Ala. and will erect
mere tanks OF 100000 barrell capac
At a cost OF $4,000 the keptuck,
Gently burned lumber pluni a, Suit;
gent. Ala. ~ 'u'i'-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
TENNESSEE GOOD ROADS
highways That Arc 10 nc--'rnkipr a.
vantage OF Governments OHer.
No More Toll Gntcs

According to he reports of the Ten.
neSScr Highway Department, recently
S syn TO the Governor of that
aNai!aole IN the State by authorized
bond issues to insure tile contracting
OF all Fedora funds belonging 10
tennessee before the end Of the present
nsrai year. This, says the reports. will
MAKE SSOo0,O0O to he expended on
FEDERAL and State.aid projects. while
many counties are building good roads
on 'ne!r own account. This is cspecial-
~ the case in the eastern part Of The
State '''e
Construction work is reported in
ProEresS N sixteen counties. esti-
mated TO cost $l,2O0,0 900. while projects
nave been submitted 10 the Federal
SoNcrnment III seventeen other coun-
les and thirteen Of these have been
approved These projects will cost
Win those under way nearly $4,000
00u. 1900
Cooperative propositions have also
pc"n made in seventy counties and NIL
OF them have voted road bonds in con
ncction with such aid as is offered
All the counties in East Tennessee
except one have removed toll gates
aud suit To compel that one TO come
into III" twentieth century spirit has
been Instituted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

ROCKY MOUNT, y. C., Nov. s.
owing to the dry. cold weather the
receipts OF leaf have been tighter this
week. amounting 10 l.300,o0O pounds
(which has sold for an average OF
s6l.7O. making the total sales TO date
l+.6ao.000 at an average OF Si909 per
100 pounds.
The offerings do not differ material
~ from previous weeks recently, cN-
ccpt that the liner tobacc0s are get
ting scarccr and wrappers are less
plentiful than last week. The bulk OF
the offerings consists Of common nou-
dcscript leaf and luus.
Prices seem TO advance slightly each
day and il would seem that the limit
had bccn reached. hut the market con-
tinues very active and every pile is
closely watched. Wrappers sold as
high as $3.50 during the week Many
claim that the crop is about three
tourths sold, though the more CON
servutive estimate about - TO 90 per
cent Certain it is tina; the advent
OF the New Year viii find. but little
of the Eastern North Carolina crop
nnSOll,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

: Auto-intoxioation can be best
ascribed to our own neglect or
carelessness. When the organs fail
in the discharge of their duties,
the putrefactive germs set in and
generate toxins-actual poisops,
which fill ones own body.
Sleepiness after meals, flushing
of the face, extreme lassitude, bill
iousness, dizziness, sick headache,
acidity of the stomach, heartburn,
offensive breath, anemia, loss of
weight and muscular power, de-
crease of vitality or lowering of
resistance to infectious diseases,
disturbance Of the eye, dyspepsia,
indigestion, gastritis, many forms
OF catarrh, asthma, ear affections
and allied ailments result from.
auto-intoxication orself-poisoning.
Take. castor oil, or procure at
the drug store, a pleasant vege-
table laxative, called DR.. Pierce 5
Pleasant Pellets, composed Of
May-apple. aloes and jalap. /,
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Lighter Receipts ut Danvi,,e.

HANN lille, VIZ, Nov. A.--RcceiDts
o. lear tobacco on this market were
ilshter this week than last, but there
VAS aireauy enough IN the warehouses
to make full sales all the week. The
sales footed up about 2,500U00 pounds
ana The offerings were mainly OF the
DETER grades, from good up TO fine.
WIN u considerable showing OF very
low grades up to medium
Inc market was decidedly active
WITH an upward tendency on extra
me wrappers and cutters. The aver
age Tor the week WAS around 500. IL
IL estimated that 60 per cent of the
crop in this section has been sold and
sons come right the entire cron Viii
p De out OF first hands by the close of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
BUILDING IN BRISTOL
Twin City Not Standing StiII-Crcamery
aud Other I.nrEc buildings
Are Going I'm.

BRISTOL, VA, Nov. S.-Thc Holston
Creamery Company, of which u. J.
Hart is general manager, has COM
plctcd plans To build in Bristol Il stur-
age and ice plant and also n creamery
and ice cream factory.
Two four story brick and concrete
buildings are - be erected, one 10 be
100 BY go feet and the other 40 by
100. The contracts have been let and
II is expected that the plants Will he
ready for business before the opening
Of spring.
The Bristol Grocery Company will
soon commences work on its two-storv
brick building 10 take the place of the
one SO seriously damaged by the lata
fire in the whoicsaline district Other
business houses Of various kinds are
under construction and still others are
in contemplation. Bristol is not stand
ing sun BY q great deal
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RAILROAD TO BE BUILT
Line From Ellington, y G.. TO Sea
Coast TO Develop Three Rich Conn
ties, Has Good Prospect.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Nov. S.-The plan
TO buiid an air line railway from Lii
!lngton, the county seat o! Hurnctt
County, TO the scacoast. which WAS
abandoned at the outbreak OF the war,
is being revived and Information from
there is TO the effect that the prospect
good.
The proposed lire is 10 run from
iAliinSton 10 Swanshoro, in OnSlow
about 100 miles In length 1t viii go
by way OF clinton. the couu.x seat
OF Sampson County, and viii thus de-
velop three very rich. but practically
undeVe!opcd counties-ilarnctt Samp-
son and Onslow. The last named is
one OF the largest counties IN the
state and It's lands are very fertile.
but because OF the lack of transporia =
ton facilities at least - per cent OF
the lands are uncuitivatct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
A BUSINESS PROPOSAL
Man I'm F.r Away Algeria Wants 10 Get
In Touch with Leaf Tobacco
Dealers.

Levy Maurice. giving his address
as IL, Rue Rovigo, Alters. Algeria, and
claiming To be Il tobacco man. mildly
complains that leaf tobacco dealers in
thi> country ignore his efforts TO do
business with them
Mr., Maurice writes US follows:
am most Interested i'll the Amer
ican tobacco leaf business. Before the
war | represented in Algiers the firm
of Meyer " Jacobson. of Hamburg. for
me sale OF American tobacco leaf. Mob
il!Hed during the past five years, and
having returned TO my business sew
eral months ago, | am very auXious TO
OBTAIN the direct representation Of one
or more exporting firms OF tobacco
ita'es rom your country. | have writ
ma nutacturers, but nrany of them re-
main unanswered. Core spOndcnco in
French suggest ed'' ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
BRIGHT TOBACCO HIGH,
DARKS FOLLOWING SUIT
tnheaid.Of Prices Being Paid for
Wrappers and Cutters in Virginia
and Carolina Markets.
DARK MARTs START OFF WELL
Another Sensational Sale of Hanover
Brights-Valucs fur Sun-Curcd
-Earmville and brakes
Branch Sell Shipping Leaf.

the cool snap has cut down the de-
liNcries OF loose leaf tobacco in the
markets of Virginia and North Caro-
lima, and if the weather continues to
longer the dealers will be abe To work
ovor, prize and store their heavy pur-
chases for the past two months and be
in better shape to handle the next
come when Il season permits and if
the high prices that have been and are
now being paid for leaf tobacco hold
firm.
The deliveries Of sun-curcd leaf on
the Richmond market last week were
10000 pounds, which averaged $50
per hundred. The market WAS more
active than the previous week and a
good order was noted. Sun-cured
wrappers sold as high as SIG and from
that down 10 $50, All grades were ac-
tive and higher.
Costly Hanover Irights Agnin.
Another somewhat sensational sale
of Hanover County brights was the
feature OF Fridays sales at Stonewall
Warehouse. Lots nssregat'ng 1920
scored an average Of ST5.55 per hun
dred. OF this lot John NJ Taylor,
prominent leaf tobacco dealer, bought
four piles that went past the hundred
pounds AT Sil per hundred; 100 pounds
at Sio5; ninety five pounds at Sl09. and
go pounds at Sl02 per hundred. Total
40 pounds at an average of S10i.50
per hundred.
Because Of the cool weather the
sales this week will be lighter. as the
growers OF the sun cured tobacco have
sold al lhey stripped during the last
serve holiday on Tuesday next on ac-
count Oi the armistice celebration The
first sales of the week will be made
on Wednesday,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
GREATER SILK FACTORY
charlottesville Silk Mills Change
Hands, becoming Que of n Chnin,
viii he IInlnrEcd.

eli All VA. Nov. S
The Charlottesville Silk Mills, which
have heen successfully operated for the
past five years under the management
Of Joseph r. Ryan, formerly OF New
Jersey have been purchased and will
hereafter ny operated by -. q. Derry.
Incorporated. Of Allentown. Ia.
Derry corporation operates a chain OF
thirty four silk mills. all in the North,
the Charlottesville mill being the first
one they have acquired in the south.
II is understood here that the new con-
Germ will increase the output and en-
ploy many more operatives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
BUSINESS AT GLENLYN
A appalachian Power Company to spend
UiS Money and Employ Many In
Work of EninrSing.

GLENLYN. VA, Nov. SIT hos heen
announced here that the Appnlach In II
Power Company, o! Bmciicld., will cX-
pend something like $4,000 enlarg-
ing it's electric generating station III
this place. and that tho work VIII he
commenced in Il very short while.
No particulars have been received
here yet, or il received. not made public
Ivy any officers agents Of the com
pany. but it is reported tIat large
number of Worknen viii be brought
here in a week or two to begin opera :
tons. and that they will be kept here
for many months TO come. and thus Il
rne business prospect looms up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
NEW BANK AT JETERSVILLE
Community Heretofore Doing Its Bank.
ing In RlchIu"ud to Have BANK
Of Its Own.

JETERSNIlLE. VA. Nov. S.-The
bus incSs interest of JetcrSville to say
nothing OF the farming interest here
about, calls for banking facilities
riSht at home. Accordingly the town
Is To have a bank TO he called tho
Bank OF Jet.rsNiilc The charter has
been ohtnincd and the minimum capt.
Ia! paid in ;. II. Wingo has been
secretary.
.Ns soon a all OF the requirements
have been mot the bank viii be opened
for business ana this Will he very
soon. i"tcrvlic has heretofore don.
all o. its barking business in Rich
mond.
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VEGETABLE DYESTUFFS
CroLct to he Home OF New Industry
for Making Dyes and TIM
ming Fluids.

cRoIET. VA. Nov. Organization
OF the Albcmarle Extract Corporation
las been completed Il. H. H. Niche.
81 Charlottesville, is president and
Thomas w Woo!!en, OF Crozct Is
secretary The company was recently.
Incorporated with authorized capital
stock OF 100000, half Of which 1t is
understood has been paid In.
The corporation Will establish a
plant here to manufacture dycstuIIs
and vegetable chemicals TO be used in
tanning, and in various other lines of
Industry, y laboratory will be. in
stalled and expert chemists viii hc
employed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
Rush continue. at Crcenyillc.

GREENNIlI.E. y. G.. Nov. S-rhe
sales of bright tobacco this week foot
ed up l,i23.O0p pounds and an average
OF $50 was made. prices on all grades
being higher with set an upward
tendency. Several loads .: leaf brought
IN by farmers averaged from SiUC per
100 pounds - $llS.
1t is belis:ej here now thar the On
tire crop will - marketed ty CHRIST
mas Although each week shows
higher prices and an advancing
market, the growers seem 10 be OF
the opinion that the tall figures can
no, hold out to the end, and they con-
tinuc TO rush their weed to market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
FRONT ROYAL IMPROVING
ambitious Town Ia Have Complete
Sewer sHstrm-Dthrr Improve
mentS in Contemplation.

FRONT ROYAL. VA. Nov S-Front
Royal has undertaken extensive i'm
pIoVtmcnts for the near future.
The sewer system is TO be made com
Dlcte and something like $4,000 will 10
expended in this work. The plans that
have been adopted and the construction
bids asked for call for two large dis
poSal tanks and the laying Of about
5000 feet Of sewer pipe varying in
size from four TO nftecn inches. The
DISPOSAL tanks are to he Of 5000 gall
Ions capacity each III the weather
keeps open the work viii he started he
fore C-lri tlnnS
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so, TEp Notch at south Boston.

s,IHUIIt hUHTUN, W., Nov. S.-The
n na,es on the south Boston mark ei
tm peen much lighter this week
man. man they have been for the nasi
me offerings have been of b;oh
oaeh DAY, Yet all OF the BUYERS seem
'n ,;us I" secure their part.
ne totai amount Of sales for tho
800 ncen Was L.2N,3o3, which has aver
,",ni Tor the season up to lI,i60. $50
pomnus at an average OF s5l5u.
me highest sale on record for this
Itlarkct was made this week whnr
one pile OF fine wrappers was soIJ
ior Sl.39 per pound.
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NEW COTTON YARN MILL
Complete EstnhIisbment Tint WI,
soon he In Operation ut Mount -
Holly, y. &.

MOUNT HOLLY, \. g. Nov. S.-The
@t ., Yarn NILS. lately incorporat I'd
and operate here II cotton yarn factory
has announced the plans. The factory
Duiialns TO cost not less than $4,000.
is 70 he one story, 100 by ESQ feet
the machinery, costing SIo5. 900 Will
consist Of 5000 Spindlcs and all of the
necessary accompauimontS The ma :
chinery is to run by electric motors
X. II. Craig is president OF the COM
panN. and J. w. Holland secretary
ana treasurer.
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The rurmvilrc bark Marked.

FARMNlLLE. VA, Nov. S-Sales OF
loose leaf tobacco this week. AS
pounds; sales to date this season, L.
33O,9oi pounds. The average for the
week WAS sci per 100. which. consider
ing the quality and order of the COM
mon grades offered, was regarded as
a very high price for darks
Buyers on this market have found
that owing 10 tobacco not being fired
much, ii any, this year, it will DANA .e
the ishes, priees On ' na,e 10 rt sto1S
must be in good :ry rider so all buy
ers will bid on same
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Al Grade. Strong nj Lynchbur.

Ih NtHBtRG, VA, Nov. S.-SaIes of
loose leaf tobacco on this market this
week amounted to 39l,S0U pounds. h.
lnS falling OFT from last week y,
All grades of brigth tobacco con
.,nue IN very strong demand with nm.
precedented high prices prevailing.
!, -; .ouhcco was never as high as
Ereaier. The general average nr;rn
ior me week, taking in good. bad and
hrn erehl, was around s2f per hun
wrappers are selling very high and
SvcrEthihs in the way of tobacco is
nr!!inSing rema rkably high prices Ouoa
tation for the week: euo-
huEs, common, SIS to Soo; lue,s mood
10 20 leaf, short. 524 to $40; lear
soou' s2S To s3S: leaf. wrappers. SAL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
NEW GRAHAM BROOM FACTORY
North tnr"iinn Rroom-Corn Growers
10 Have Il Market Right
ut rhpir Door.

GRAHAM. y. e.. Nov S-rhc Ala
nance iHoom Company recently in
corporat"d with S5O.0uG capital stock
has purchased all Of the necessary
machinery and Will soon install the
same in its leased building, and have
the broom factory in operation The
daily capacity Of tile plant will be
scvcntY-iivo dozen brooins
great deal OF broom corn is made
IN AlamanCe County. and now that a
nome market - created. there will lie
much more acreage seeded To broom
corn next year.
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kenbridge sceres Fancy Elsur.

hENbIt! DUE, VA, Nov. s.-Saics ~
brlsht tobacco for the week totaIciI
2So.oOU pounds. selling at an avcrnre
crs are averaging over 81 per oound
Tor entire ourings, apd the hirhes,
price reached was sac for 100 pounds
been gradually going higher thrnmcf
the week with the greater part of lie
offerings being bought for export.
Iwo-thirds of the crop has been mark
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Dark. mt Drukcs Branch.

BRAKES BRANCH. VA. Nov. S.
SAFES OF leaf tobacco on the brakes
Branch market for tho week was some
lighter than last week with prices
gradually advancing. The general
Tie fine tobacco in ;ha offerings. Some
few wrappers were en- tire market this
week, and they through, from $40 To
$50. Sales Will ic small until the
farmers have a strippinG season.
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Grain Elevator for Frederick,burs

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, w, Nov, g.
The contracts have been made tor : Il
concrete elevator and storage house
| for the Young Sweeter CO., of this
| city. The grain elevator To be built
| is to have n capacity of %, 600 bushels.
! 4 Baltimore concern has the contract.