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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-24

RIcKER-sMTH. Announcement IS made Of
the marriage Of EDGAR A. KICKER OF
Washington, d. c.. and BETTY NJ SMiIh
of New York city, on October 81. 1919: Cere-
mony performed by Father l.. +. Kelly, ut
the rectory of st. Mary's Catholic Churcn
Of Alexandria. Va. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-24
CARD OF THANKS.

PRYOR. We wish ton express our sincci>
thanks to our friends and neighbors 10
every expression of love and sympathy a
the death Of our beloved wife and devoted
mother, SARAH T. PRYOR.
REV. c. n. PRYOR AND SONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-17
VegetableDiShesforC oolDayS

during the cooking. Serve very hot.
Savory Artichokes.-Wash and pee,
the artichokes in the shape Of small
pears; boil until done in water, TO
which tablespoonful of butter ana
a pinch of salt have been added. When
done pour OF the water and serve
with a sauce made as follows: one
fourth cup Of butter. one-haf tea
spoonful of salt, a little pepper, a
little chopped parsley and table
spoonful of lemon Juice, Put the on n,
ter in a bowl and with wooden
spoon work 1t until it is like cream
beat in the salt. pepper and parsley,
then work in the lemon juice, adding
1t slowly and working it in with the
snoon: pour over the hot artichokes
and serve.
Sweet Potatoes Stuffed and Glazed.
Cut baked sweet potatoes length
wise. Scoop out the potato and mash.
For each cup Of potatoes add one
tablespoonful of cream or milk and
one teaspoonful Of melted butter
adding more milk II necessary. Sea-
son with salt. pepper and a little
ground mace. Return to the shells.
Boil one-fourth cup Of molasses and
one level tablespoonful Of butter to-
gether for three minutes. Brush the
and put them back into a quick oven
to brown. If properly done there
should be a rich golden glaze over the
top. These are very delicious.
Navy Beans With Rice.-Take one
pint Of boiled navy beans and press
them through a colander. Rub two
tablespoonfuls of butter and two of
-four together, add one-half pint of
milk and stir until boiling. Add to
this one-half pint of boiled rice, the
bean paste, one teaspoonful of salt,
one saltspoonful of pepper and mix
we'll Turn into a creased baking
dish and bake forty minutes, or until
brown.
Bean Croquettes. = When mixing
croauettes care should be taken not
to have the mixture too dry to be
palatable nor too moist to keep it's
shape in frying. For bean cro-
quotes take three parts of soft, cold
baked beans to one part of soaked
cracker crumbs; add a little finely
minced onion and mix. adding one
well beaten egg. Serve with tomato
sauce.
Vegetable Dish for Children.-An
the Vegetables available may be used
in this, and when properly made it is
quite thick. Meat scraps may form
the base or it may be made with a
beef extract to flavor it II meat Is
not at hand Soup stock is equally
good for this purpose. After the
vegetables are cooked until tender
they should be rubbed through
coarse sieve and thickening of bar
ley, tapioca. potatoes or rice added.
The water in which the rice or barley
has been cooked may be used. With
grated cheese on top this makes
hearty and satisfactory dish, full of
nutriment and thoroughly wholesome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-17

by . street car at 18th and x streets
northwest. Tuesday. and over whose
body a coroner's inquest was held
yesterday. The coroner's jury found
that Dennis P. Murphy came to his
death at Casualty Hospital on Octo-
Der Is from q fractured skull. hem
orrhage and shock. caused by being
struck by street car OF the wash
ington Railway and Electric Company
near the corner OF 9Th and X streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-17
GIVES CAUSE OF DEATH.
Verdict Of Coroner's Jury in Case Of
Dennis P. Murphy.

Lack of care on the part of the Pc
destrian was again cited as the cause
for death in a street car accident, in
the case Of Dennis 2. Murphy of TIT
E street southwest. who was struck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-17

on October II. We believe that death
was the result Of an accident. due to
lack Of care on the part Of deosassd."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-17
Grew Of sissrgh Castle Landed.

WEYMOUTH. October 1.-THE crew
Of the British steamship sisersh
Castle. which foundsred at sea dur
ing a heavy sale october 10. were landed
here today by the American steamship
Afel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-17
Given D. s. G. for Bravery in 1906

Capt. Henry l. Harris. 3r.. 81 Nut
ley. N. J.. has been awarded dis
tinguished service cross for bravery
in action in the Philippine Islands
in 1903
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-17

Carrier pigeons never take 1000
while travelling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
COAL MINE DEVELOPMENT
IN WEST VIRGINIA REGION
SevcrnI LnrEc Fuel Digging Compn pies
Starting New wOrk-Other Conn
panies Being Organized.

CHARLESTON. W. VA. Sept. 10
Among the coal mining companies in
corpora ted within the past two weeks
under the laws Of West Virginia are
the following: Beechwood Mining Co,
composed entirely Of Connellsville. Pa.
operators. to mine coal In Monogalia
County. Central West Virginia Fuel
Co. OF Huntington. capital stock. s5o.-
600: Marguerite Coal Co. of Hunting
ton. capoital stock 100000; stockhoId-
erS are Huntington and Lewisburs men.
The largest company incorporated in
the past two weeks is the Camp Creek
Coal Co., composed of Charleston men.
The capital stock is 100000.
The Pinnacle ,Pocshontas Develop
ment Co. recently incorporated here
with sl5o.00o. capital stock and made
up largely of Chicago capitalists, has
becn organized with Thomas ~ PERI
due. OF Chicago rs president treasurer
Ihis company will trade in and develop
coal mine properties in this State.
Robert Talbot is organizing "A COM
panH to, develop valuable mines at
townsville
y. I. Stiles, Jr.. and c. II. Conner, OF
hapmansville, have LOO acres Of coal
lands op the Guyan Valley Railroad in
Logan county ana are iormlng com.
panieS 10 devotion the same
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
NEW CAROLINA BANKS
Charters Granted Daily TO New Finnu-
cinI Neutrality-suspicious. Richmond
Alum Becomes Smithneld Cashier.

RALEIGH. " c.. Sept lS.-The
ranking facilities OF the State are be-
in. extended to great extent. and
ererv day Il new bank is chartered
sor:ic where In Nrr.h Carolina Among
those recently chartered are the foi-
lowing: Polk County Bank and Trust
Company. at Columbus. capital se5.-
o0t: LA>irston Eank and Trust Com
pauy. Of Lexington, authorized capi-
tai 500 600. subscribed $4,000.
The Citizens National Bank. capital
stock $4,000 is conversion of the
Johnson County Bank and Trust Com
pany. Z. G.. Evans formerly OF Rich
Irond, We, is the cashier or this bank.
w. NJ. Sanders is president.
a bank is being organized at Ronda
and one for Banners Elk is applying
this week for a charter.
The Peoples Bank of Chadbourn,
chartered with $4,000 capital stock,
Will commence business mex, week.
The Bonlee E2uk and Trust Com
Dany is arranging 10 establish
branch bank a Bennett. in Chatham
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
VIRGINIA APPLE GROWERS
IN NO HURRY TO SELL FRUIT
Evidently scent Higher Prices Later
On-Nsports Mndc TO Richmond
Division of Markets.

c;n;s are in 10 big hurry 10 sell their
fruit according 10 the information that
comes 70 the IN! ces in Richmond OF The
Division Il Markets OF the N:rginia
!peNariment o.: Agriculture and the
: Agricultural Department
The manager IS now mailing out
from the Richmond Office 4 revised lis;
OF apple growers q: This STATE and
ih~.T es;i'"-.isd offerings for this year,
: fr.H'ea . two sections. and SHOWS
:e.ar;S from 80 growers, whose crops
A.Eal"t 30 5I5.->l barrels. which j.
8; Ter cent O.: me SoNerc!-::tS to;a.
estimate o: t.5tS.lo5 barrels "a. Mr.
! summary Q: section !, xhich co.
meeting q ne I0ie-2a:iona. shippers
1850 At5oa - Milwaukee, August 1918
SHOWS tiit - per cent - .rs ar--ss
~ .a>i rs; had been sc.8 II 10 AZ.
wi5 Il ss ;.y3:.. x .s' .t.,.. Sox.
:A-sIs; 3 ara September {; -s-o-:
1850 barrels l-St.G. MA.
- other growers whose -ecc-s c,.-
'as safE's .s-!rc. report "a: .-s
A'g.esi --A---:.-s = --.s
ss: .sg'.:s wa-.s .as.:z:. ,s.: =.
t--res hz5 I'D So:
-S-- g. - z---=s--
= .- -=-t 80.
O. 'ae .%:Ss- e..H=-S -z.= S "a
80 Gaze S-oT tTv.r c---:s--.
.---ss 80 S=.--= :--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
TAZEWELL COUNTY COAL
Company to Mine Fuel ut Raven Re-
Gently misunderstanding Down
10 business Quickly.

RAVEN. VA. Sept. l3-President
y. G Yates. OF the Raven Coal Mining
Company. announces that this latest
Goa! digging organization to be formed
IN TaZewell County WEI be able TO get
10 active work much sooner than was
at first expected.
II = also stated that the operations
are TO be on larger scale than an
tic!pated when the company was first
Incorporated. about a month ago. Two
hundred and fifty acres of as fine coal
land as is TO be found in Tazcweil
County have been acquired and facili-
ties are being put in that will insure
4 daily production OF nfty tons
The mines are we'll located and have
the advantage OF quick shipping facil-
tiles by rail. The product of the mines
vii! be shipped eastward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
From tho CaroiinnS 10 Tcxns There Arc
Daily New Developments on
Large Order.

large factory is being erected In
Erccnville. :. G.. by the Chester NJ.
Goodyear Company for the manufacture
or cotton waste products.
Tho Farmers Ginning and Manufac-
turing Company has been incorporated
30 build and operate ginnery at ST.
The Southern Agricultural Chemical
Corporatton has been, chartered with
fertilizer plant ut Atlanta. Ga. 1t is
onnsT Of 5hS es
The Southwest Georgia Power Com
pany. recently Incorporated at Balm
bridge. Ga. with Sl50O0O capital stock,
has been organized.
The ,opolika Cotton Mills are building
an addition TO the mill At Qpelika. Ala;
which is TO be installed with l2,5O0
spindleS. The cost OF the building is
$4,000.
The Braden,own citrus Exchange.
having erected $4,000 fruit packing
The fTombighio oil and Gas Company.
capital stock 100000. has been incor-
porated At Columbus. Miss.
Win m Il to sp he sT'e'ed ed
mont. Ala. The buildings are to cost
S+on.e0o and the machinery something
a fruit product company at Orlando
Ella increases capital TO $4,000, 900 and
plans To double its capacity
inrorporaaed al $500. 0oo for the manu-
iac;urc OF toilet soaps and powders.
and will erect a three story factory
At Dallus. Ten, IA si.00o.000 company
has been chartered, and 100000 Will he
expended 10 build an iron foundry and
testing laboratory and install equip
luent to manufacture an ore separating
Eleven thousand nino hundred acres
of land will I've reclaimed by the kau!-
man County Levee District OF kaut..
Trinity River al a cost of $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
IMPROVED WATER WORKS
Rfchnond Consulting Engineer Estl.
mntes and Plans for wilIiauston,s
Water and Sewerage system.

WILLIAMSTON, y. G.. Sept l3.-The
enlargement and practical rebuilding;
OF the towns water works ana sewer
age system is the big work ahead for
TINS progressive town. Undor the d.
Tect!nn Of j. y. Amber, consulting en-.
ginccr OF Richmond. Va, the plans have
been completed and accepted and as
soon as the machinery can be gotten
III place the work VIII commence.
me place Of the present seVcnty-tve
horse power engine The necessary
pumps and injectors are 10 be ivit in,
and three wells, each 800 feet deep
are 20 supply the water, which will be
accumulated in $50. 900 gallon re-en-
forced reservoir, and 1900 Sallon
steel tank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
REDUCED ESTIMATES
Not M Much Wheat or Corn ns Was
Expected by the Government
Prophets.


1t is matter of disappointment that
the crop-Erowing season which is now
nearing It's ending, though still max
ing good showing, will not ful.ill the
early brilliant promise.
a billion huShei wheat harvest
counted upon with some degree Of GER
tainty three months ago, will not be
realized. nor will corn set new pre-
cedent In magnitude Of proIuction.
The September l report of the gov
eminent. which was issued on Monday
last and upon which the foregoing con-
tion OF II 5000 bushels in the indi.
Gated spring wheat yield from the
August forecast. so that the prospect
for al wheat com bined. with winter
wheat rccokcned at $4,000. 900 bushels
is row for 923.000.000 bushels. In June
the official calculation was for 1896
100000 bushels.
Yet the $4,000. 600 bushels. if &C
tually gathered. would mark the see
ond largest wheat crop in the cour-
try,s history, the l,025.S0l.000 bushcia
of 1915 holding the record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
5000 BOTTLES HUDSCNS IRON & NUX tonic
SOLD IN PETERSBURG and HOPEWELL TERRITORY
Wonderful Presentation Sold ON Mnnex Rack Guarautaa
'tion Sold on Money Back Guarantee

sand bottles OF fiudson's Iron and Nua
Tonic. and not single refund II ig
a great repeater. Wishing you much
success in the getting II on the mar
Kct We are,
Very truly.
tS!gned) GEORGES DRUG STORE.
BY II. II. u.
Hopcwcli, Va. Jan. &c, 1919.
tOne OF the largest retail! drug stores
In NrSnia)
liudson's Iron ( Nux puts good, rich
iron IN your blood and a. the same
time cleans or your liver. Nothing
better for colds. LaGrippe. lntiuenza.
cribs, FcNers Ma!nr!a. etc We want
YOU 10 Try this Wonderful prescription
oS Virginia doctor. put up by a V!r-
gina druggist. Get large bottle OF
liudsona Iron * %ux Tonic from your
druggist use one-ha!f or all OF Il and
II you don't think Ii is worth every
cen; OF the price paid, go back TO i'm
and get your none. That Is our
guarantee. II your dealer don't handle
Hudsons Iron &: Eux Tonic send us
one dollar and We VIII send you large
Address Hudson Medicine Co. Inc. Pc
,ersburs, Va.
DrusEista Sotei Order from your
jobbe-. Richmond distributors are.
owens &: Minor Drug Co, Powers-Tay-
Tor Drug Co. Bodeker Drug Co,
Vaughan Robertson Drug Co: Peters
burg, Va. w. l.. Armstrong & Co.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
AUTOMOBILE ACTIVITY
Survey of Entire Field shows the Grcat
Industry to BE Still In the
Lead.

Four months ago. a canvass made by
correspondents OF Dun's Review showed
the automobile industry 10 be in d
hour ishing condition. and another sur
vey Just completed tells the same story.
Nearly everywhere. the chief compiai MT
Is OF inability TO secure enough cars
with which TO meet requirements de-
mand outstripping supply. and now and
then REPORTS are heard OF premiums
being offered for special deliveries.
with few exceptions, manufacturers
are fully sold up. many OF them from
three to six months ahead, and efforts
TO extend productive facilities through
plant enlarRements or new factory con-
struction are not uncommon. The un-
usua! demand for both new and used
in tires and other accessories. and some
leading tire concerns are said 10 be
overwhel lined with orders as 10 lind
allotment of outputs necessary.
The trade is generally optimistic re-
gsrdinG the culture, and apprecia D e
price reductions arc considered i'm
pcyba Bile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
BUILDING BOOM GAINS
Reports From Over One Hundred
Cities, Including Richmond, Show
Private Construction Ia Great.

Measured by the value of permits liz
sued at the country's leading cities,
recent months have brought a remark
ebie turn for the better in the building
INDUSTRY. With l0l ceniers reporting
70 Dun's Review, August shows a total
OF 81 7l3.l5i. which not only repre-
sehts the seventh consecutive monthly
Increase but exceeds the aggregate OF
July OF this year, when LOT cities made
, ,,.,,t. by 1874 per cent. Comparing
s With me meager figures OF August.
btaaSticaliy at ~standstlll a gain or
Nto,o per cent appears, and Greater
Nv, Nv ork. with permits reaching a.
ION Twelve times larger than In
S .,l last year. makes the most
eiia ing exhibit. Outside the metrop-
"!, s' me expansion is l743 per cent.
namely. Camden. Davenport Dcs
Moines, Erie and Sioux City---discloses
REDUCTION from the 1918 totals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
SHEEP GROWING FOR SOUTH
A VERY INVITING FIELD
Government Experts Declare southern
states C.u Beat World Producing
Wool If They VIII.

Tho United states government eS-
pcrts have discovered that a ilu".cCI
Of the grasses ana fGras . S ,Son e Ina'
where ?rc cSpcCi4lly suited to sheep.
which. contrary 10 an old popular ioca.
cannot thrive very much on wceus
alone.
sheep require SOY beans. velvet
beans, cowpaaS burr clover, crab grass
they get them they thrive and become
Valuable and profitable TO the man who
raises them.
Arr,c,,iturr bureau Of Farm Manase-
r,snD has IN process OF preparation
y nationa, agricultural atlas. ana ~
connection With his research ana s'.h ~!
OH this work he points out that INC
Southern states present many excellent
opportunities for the raising OF Sheep,
ana. in fac, can he ana SmonL" ,n oI
section of tho country.
MIR Conner further points out that
White proper forage ana the proper
rauce tor the sheep are Of paramount
inheritance. the necessity for Strt''
laws for the protection or sheep rom
dogs IS imperative ii me S9a.net, ~,
tic sheep industry. He mentions four
states. Virginia among them,
which h-.ve now III effect pretty string
out dos laws and he thinks y ihsE
are properly enforced they VIII curb
tho activities OF the predatory dogs.
liz urges other Southern States to
enact such laws and all OF them 10
have tho laws r!c.dIy enforced
Tho Moro Sheep More Wool Asso-
citation is the. name Of an orEaniEa-
ton with headquarters in Philadelphia
which is cooperating in the movement
Tor e-establish!ng the sheep indus
try in the South on tho large scale
mat Il C..u and should attain. and that
association invites Ni0E MIA and North
Carolina and all Southern sheep grow
ors and would-bc sheep ratsers 10 set
in touch with il. promising TO 40 al!
in its power 10 HELM the cause along
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
Activity I'm the Textile worId-Hender-
son to HIVE Another Dig Leaf
Tobacco Warehouse.


The commissioners Of Caldwell Coup
~ have sold S250.0O0 of county bonds
for good roadbuilding.
The Catawba Creamery Company. of
Hickory. has Increased capital stock
from $4,000 to 100000, and will
tions
Cooper's Warehouse Company is build
ing Il new $4,000 leaf tobacco ware
house at Henderson.
The Red Springs Cotton Mills Com
pany proposes to add 1900 spindles TO
me equipment OF tho mills at Red
Touring mill. with $50 barrels
daily capacity. is being erected at
Walkerton by Winston-Salem parties.
A forty-foot addition, to be Installed
with 1000 spindles. is being made to
the cotton manufacturing plant at
Company.
S. w. Black is building a large
hosiery mill At Bryson City and ex-
poets 70 have il in operation by the
first of next year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
Read What Some OF the Whole.
sale and Retail Dealers Say:

Dear Sirs:
We are very much plea sed to advise
you that the sale OF HUDSON'S IRON
Il NUN TONIC is Increasing wonder
fully. We have repeat orders every
day. There must surely be a remark
able amount OF virtue ia this prescrlp-
ton for It TO become so popular in so
short n time
Yours very truly,
(SiGned) w. l.. ARM STRONG G. CO.
Petersburg. Va. March IL. 1919
cone OF N!rGinia's leading whole
sa le druggis,s)
County officer Recommends Il.
Gentlemen:
beg to say that / have handled your
Iron and Nux Tonic since you first in
troduced II in the fail OF 1918. have
repeated your offer 10 refund the price
II II failed to give entire satisfaction
to each and everyone OF my customers
and have yet 10 hear amy other
but praise for your remedy. wish
for you all measures Of success. be-
cause. believe IL viii prove helpful
70 all who may try -.
Yours Very truly,
(S!gned) Il. 9. ECRROw.
Disputanta, Va April 20. 1919.
tMerchant ana Commissioner Of
Revcnue)
TeraII Store Sells 5000 Bottles.
Gent!enien:
II gives me great pleasure TO state
that we have sold nearly three thou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
CONVICTIONS SILK MILL
II Is to he Branch OF Big New Jer-
scy SILK Weaving
Plant.

CONVICTION. VA. Sept l3.-The SILK
mill TO be built and operated here is
to he branch factory OF the Schwar-
enba CHI Huber Compdny's silk mills Of
Hoboken, II. J.
The mill building. will be, OF brick
and concrete, onG story. l00xil0 feet in
with rigor SO that tho industry with
It's little army Of workers may be put
in operation as soon as possible.
The machinery, IL is Sd i'd has already
been purchased, and as soon as the
building is ready 200 looms with all ac-
companying machinery will be in
iaI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
keeps the hon.
West Virginia SILK Mill nebu,ls,nr

A..Y SaR. ". VA sept. !3-yVh+r.
20 SIX n. o: taa t.lo:s Tnrowins
On pam, o.: New YORK was burned
.*7c Z te" weeks ago. !. Was feared
mat tH= con- qany would not r.bui ID
the factory. out remove the industry.
2, New ] c-H. The fear seems to have
-"eH srounG!ess for the company has
contracted for the immediate. re5ui.C-
ing ard installation % the FIX mill
!r- Paterson. \. j.. contractor is on
me E~orHC and putting things IN snare
~ commence the work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
COTTON MILLS ACQUIRED
Jobbers' Overall Company, of Lynch
burg Huy Sonih Carolina Factory
to Furnish Own hn!cri:ll
LYNcHBURG, sept IA r5o !,

LYNCHBURG sept ~ 49, The Ioh-
bers' Overall Company ~ ihls c.'y h4.
purchased large cotton mN! mat
now and has tor years onerat.J ~
Rock Hil!. > C.. and it is md+ra,nGi
that this mill MI. hereafter be oD,r-
satsd solely to Manufacture materials
Tor the overall factory iu ms rity
sTSI<- Is undersst BOD thaJ the Cyer.,l ,r,o
ypany pa!d $4,000 'or The south caro-
lima mil and mat II Wi! take posses.
SzIeR-- and begin It's operation on inc
kxEtN June next ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
oHerinss small ut LynchrurS.

Lf Mi y Y To, y, 'EtTV- - -
sales of loose leaf tobacco this week
amounted TO l02,TQ0 pounds.
OF dark yrimings and sales continue
small! indicating that the Cu1s,itt!.
OF winning saved Oy The farmers Nj.
be very much less than las, season.
- The crop OF tobacco beng Very IN
fer.or. with SO much Wet we- ths- dur
ing the printing sewing period u was
Got- thcughi that many woG!G he saved.
Prices were somewhat stronger lI-.
last week. ranging from s. per hun
dred for inferior. 10 5000 fer best
making the Ee5sra! averaee 70! ite
week SS.25.
Most o; the rrimirrs o%er.t sTs
not Very good and ur.-ys sre c-GS.--
cred good or quality