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AMERICAN.

noted Amecan asked BY foreigner to some
thing in America which thoroughly yphed the makeup of the
trv He thought a few minutes and then replied:
Baseball
BASEBALL said the amazed foreigner, that is camel
Baseball" repeated the American, more than other one
thing in the country embodies the spirit of the people
"A baseball game contains team play fairness honesty winning
spirt pep and Individual sardom
ia What America stands for united people
and every nsdious effort apart will a demand fair
playe would have been the not tor that;
insist honesty; admire the winning prt want and
we encourage individual stardom.
why baseball has reached the heights has in the Unit
ed States
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CITIZENSHIP
F orr NJ
THINGS WOMEN
WANT TO KNOW

Each day is given, with its correct
answer, one question asked the stu
dents at the Chicago School of Politi-
cal Education for Women.
Are Women exempt from jury
duty?
Women are exempt in most states
and it is general opinion that an es-
pecial law to qualify them for jury
service will be necessary in most
states.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-14
CONTRADICTIONS.

Everyone observed how frequently maxim
tradct another In this fashion
Look before you leap.
He who hestate lost
Two heads better than or" "
Too many cooks spoil the broth.
Out of sight, of mind.
Absence makes the heart grow fonder.
1T s too late to mend.
LAS the tvig is bent, the tree is inclined.
that that each maxim false2 Not ALL Each
its own time place may be right The whole so
simple that it can be condensed into sing lie thought
dog may be truly companonabe fellow to his truly
the masters wife and truly the neghbor
The prohteering landlord whose know him truly
him be avacous and greedy be his wife truly
and unselhsh,
Public frequently become known for traits To
realize how limited this erstandng of individual the
has only consider what his characteristic
Perhaps he frugal Does that he extravaganza
Perhaps he is cautious Does that he acts mpuI-
sively?
Perhaps he kind. Does that mean he S unknd?
Each person complicated mixture of frequently conflicting
traits and tendencies That's of the obscure equally
of those who exactly
site views Of political candidate and each right
Americus times-recorder., 1920-05-14

1t is estimated that more than
l2,O00,OO0 women have entered gain
tul occupations in the last 10 years.
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INITIATING THE DOLLAR.

The value of the German mark Frankfort Ga
due the refusal of the Germans import Ixures
In other words Germans have decided get along upon the
real necessities of life food clothing shelter their monetary
unit OF value approaches standing Germans
this because they must That financial for all of them
In the United States the dollar has become hdollar in
purchasing Possibly be boosted 00cent value
by denial the matter of uxuies Certainly the dollar
Hated by doing And refuse yourself YOU release
labor and material for the necessities
Bear this in mind Doubling the dollars value exactly the
same as increasing wages 100 per cent
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-04
J. w. Coqaillette,
City Auditor.

February 9Th. 1920. Council met as
FER adjournment Of February End.
| Mayor w. J. Halloween In the chair.
Aldermen present: e. H. Wilson,
a. Fl. Churchill, H. w. Woodruff, F. e.
Saltmarsh.
Minutes OF last stated and special
meeting, read and approved. On mo-
ton City Ordinance No. 124, relating
to the moving Of buildings through
and on the streets and alleys of the
City of Miller, was given a second
reading and passed and orderd pub
lished. Roll call on said motion, Yea:
| Wilson, Churchill, Woodruff, Salt
marsh.
On motion City Ordinance No. 125
relating to the government of the Mil
Ter City water works system vas CIV
en- a second reading and passed and
ordered published. Roll call on said
notion, Yea: Wilson, Churchill, Wood
ruff, Saltmarsh.
Plans and specifications from Smith
and Reeves engineers, for paving part
of Broadway and End and 3rd streets
in City OK Miller, received ard on
motion the City Auditor was instruct
ed to prepare advertisement for bids
and publish call for bids on said paw
imp.
Roll call on said motion: Yea:
Wilson. Churchill, Woodruc, Salt
marsh.
Bid for Light and Water bonds re-
ceived from the American Securities
Co., Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in which
they Deer par for said bonds, bonds to
be delivered to them April LIST, 1920,
They to have the exclusive sale Of said
bonds for thirty days. On motion this
bid was accepted and City Auditor
was instructed to so inform this COM
pany, and to notify them that they
must deposit a certified check for one
thousand dollars at once as a guaran-
tee that they will complete the pur-
chase by April LIST, 192y. Roll call
OF said motion: Yea: Wilson, Chur-
chill, Woodruc. Saltmarsh.
A petition from electors and resi-.
dents OF the City OF Miller, for tht
adjustment Of Sunday moving pic
ture shows in City OF Miller for com
mercial purposes, was received, ann
referred to the proper committee o
the City Council with directions to &C
at once,
On motion the following bills wer
allowed. Roll call on said mott IN
Continued to page la
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-04
j. w. Coquillette,
City Auditor.

Miller, So. Oak, Jan. 26, 1920
Council met pursuant to adjourn,
ment of January 6, 1920, Mayor w ]
Halloween in the chair. Aldermen
present e. H. Wilson, A. H. Churchill
H. w. Woodruff. F f. SaItmarsh..
City Attorney presented draft Of
City Ordinance No. 125, relating to the
government and control of the Miller
City water works system. Same was
read and on motion was passed tc
second reading. Roll call on said mo.
ton: Yea: e. H. Wilson, A H
Churchill, H. w. Woodruff, e. F. Salt.
marsh
Petition from the abutting property
owners for a sewer on 4th street, from
Hand street East two blocks to Broad
way Street, received and on motion
was ordered referred to city engineer
for estimates. Roll call on said mo-
ton: Yea: Wilson, Churchill, Wood
raii, Saltmarsh
On motion City was instructed To
prepare advertisement for bids on the
erection OF water tower for the city
OF Miller water works system. Roll
call on motion. Yea: Wilson, Chur-
4. M
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-04

Communication from the secretary
of the Women's Club of Miller re-
questing the City Council to investi-
gate the question of installing a water
softening system in connection with
the proposed water works improve
ment, received and referred to the wa
ter works committee.
On motion Council adjourned to
Monday evening, January 26, 1920 at
8 o'clock
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-04
CITY COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS

Continued from last week.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-04
chill. Woodruff, saltmarsh.

chill. Woodruff, Saltmarsh.
On motion Council adjourned 70
Friday. Jan. 80, 1920, at 2 o'clock pm
]. W. Coquillette,
City Auditor
January Both, 1920, Council met as
per adjournment, Mayor w. J. Hal
bowed in the chair.
Aldermen present: E. II. Wilson, A.
Fl. Churchill, A B. Catalan, H w.
Woodruff, F. e. Saltmarsh.
Representative of the McGraw Com
pany. Contractors of Sioux City, Iowa,
being present, the Miller City Coun-
Gil proceeded to check over the ac-
count with the said McGraw Company,
and find that after including all char
ges and credito that there is still due
the McGraw Co., from the City Of Mil
Ter, the sum of $9677.33. Mr.. Earl ID.
Jackson the employed engineer for
the erection of the Light Plant and
improvement Of the Water works sys-
TEN also being present, advised the
City Council as to the condition of the
new light plant machinery and gen.
oral progress Of the work under the
contract held by the city with said
McGraw Co., for the erection of the
Plant, and informed the City Council
that with the exception Of a few minor
items that the Plant is complete and
according to contract.
Motion made and carried that we
Fay to the McGraw Co., the amount
due them less the sum Of $500. which
is to be retained by the City of Miller
until such time as the items referred
to above are furnished or supplied and
said plant is fully completed. Roll
call on said motion: Yea: Churchill,
Woodruff, Saltmarsh
Nay Wilson, Catalan.
On motion the City Auditor was in
tructed to draw warrant for $4,000, on
the electric Light fund, and warrant
for $6177.33, on the water fund. said
warrants to be made payable to the
order of said McGraw Company of
Sioux City, Iowa, to apply on said con-
tract. Roll call on said motion. Yea:
Wilson, Churchill. Woodruff. Salt
marsh.
: Nay: Catalan.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted: Resolved that City war
rants to the amount of $4,000, (or so
much thereof as may be needed in
payment of light and water works
contracts) be issued, pending the sale
of the city light and water bonds
recently voted. Roll call on said mo-
ton: Yea: Wilson, Churchill, Caha-
Ian, Woodruff, Saltmarsh.
On motion Council adjourned
J. w. Coquillette,
City Auditor.
Miller, S. Oak, February 2, 1920.
Regular meeting OF the Miller City
Council. There being no quorum pre-
sem the meeting was adjourned by
the City Auditor to February 9Th at 8
o'clock p. m.
J.. w. Coquillette,
City Auditor.
H..
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-03-04

Miller, S. OAK, February 2, 1920.
Regular meeting OF the Miller City
Council. There being no quorum pre-
sent the meeting was adjourned by
the City Auditor to February 9Th at 8
o'clock p m.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
Spring Lamb Has
Come to Market
Fish Plentiful - Poultry
Unchanged Eggs
Higher.

II has made it's appearances In tho
retail meat market ana IL looks fine
Those who have a long enough purse
to pay the price will discover that il
VIII eat fine. Spring lamb is referred
TO. Spring lamb ia going ut 60 cents
per pound, which is around SIS per quar-
ter. Probably only those who visit
tie market places in automobiles will
invest in more than one quarter at a
time. The modest market basket toter
is not In it,
The fish market is we'll supplied with
shal from Virginia waters and because
OF the larger supply the figures have
gone down. bucks now going at rs
cents per pound and the rocS at 30
cents. Virginia croakcrs are also on
the fish tables. going ut IL cents per
pound.
Several new articles have been added
in the vegetable market. among them
spring carrots. The fruit situation Is
Unchanged both as to supply and prices.
The poultry market is fairly we'll
supplied withe quotations uncha nt;cd.
eggs are marked up a few cents,
Tho quotations. below rule today:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
ENMILL|OnlN COLD
GIVES .||I| BEARS BIG SCARE
United States Steel Leads All Other
Issues and Touches Highest
Price OF Year.
ny BIlOADAN wAf,l.

NEW YORK. March 2G.--Oiiclnl am
{ sm ,,.,t that sl0.O00.oOo in. gold
y in Walt Street another scare and in
Inc last hour the market was buoyant
Ing. bears were thrown Into II panic
4 touched the highest price OF the year
On very henvy buying for interests
lnentIiied With the company. Stutz
iormer, showing an advance OF forty
3 three points. Numerous issues closed
Win important gains.
After wild opening in the auto
General Motors, Stndebaker and Stuiz
ma king high records, the stock markct
per cent renewal -ratc for money. re
actions were slight. however. and in
Inc iii, afternoon ,,s sterling ndvanced sharp
= per stocks became active and assumed
the leadership OF the market.
Call Money E;ases on.
Call money ruled nj per cent DUR
? ing most of''the trading. bu, eascd on
toward the last hour and closed at q.
1t is the belief OF bankers that the
mo-! money squeeze is over FOR the time
next week The stree, Was very much
pleased when money eased or to 6 per
cent for loans made then to carry over
70 Monday and higher rate might
NATURALLY have been charged.
Tile advance OF sterling was due to
the confirmation of the report that a
all! shipped from London. This ia
some of the "muonshinc" gold that the
readers Of this column were told about
= few days ago. The writer has been
denounced for writing the ncws OF It,.
More is coming and more has been
stored at OTTAWA ready TO he sent TO
shorts BID Up stockx.
Shorts in General Motors bid the new
stock W 70 q new high record of forty
Two az the opening. Even ut that
Rsss Il an se sSn psr
considered dangerous from market
point OF view. Many shorts have been
severely punished in his stock but
there were others ready 20 sell the
shares again today at the opening. The
old stock. after selling at 400 In the
hrst three minutes Of trading. broke
day. 90 It's fluctuations we're WI" all
Activity of tho copper stocks was a
BY John - Ryan the day before in regard
to the outlook for that metal. Not
only is tho market for the. metal look
bave Deen thoroughly 'iHuidated and
i i,nys nssil.um'efins short interest OF
Gets Barrnin Prices.
Recently when one or the important
financiers cgnnected with Stutz Motors
wns sick Tbrd the bears thought il
would ben good idea TO hammer his
s s,9eh rrh aeS aka fG %,,h9q, interior
. ~ ~ 'lut't'oh- GU wv
OF bed just In time TO get ali these
short contracts at bargain prices.
When he returned to his office he dis
covered tha; ne had bought more Stutz
than there was. This radoS appealed
10 the shorts yesterday when they were
trying Ia cover their contracts nj losses
ranging from $50 Ia 225 points. Also
the banker in. question was able TO sit
W and take nourishment ia his Office
today. The Stntz board Increased tho
capital stock for The purpose Of pay
ing the stock dividend already declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
WILL BORROW s675,ooo
Cit! VIII Use $4,000 Of =, .,
Loan on North RIchnnond
-. GnN Hunt

The Finance Committee M ,,o ru,.
thor;gin mtg adopted q resolution au
row $4,000 from tho First Nni;n noa
ia! Bank AT Il, discount OF 30 ner cn,,t
me only other bidder was The Ner.
cnnhts National Bank. The rnsoJntinn
now goes to the City CounriI snr - ~ -, u
nroFal. and will be votcr, upon on nov
umesdaE night. when the 1870 budsct
comes me, up for consideration.
ihe money is TO be loaned tn thc ci.,.
~ the amount, borrowed. si3..oo6 is is
purchased by the city of Eicjimo m"s
INC remainder of the money wiil nc
huc Within the near future
joint resolution authorizing tho
n ,o committee on I'inanc. 10 bor-
tion OF the collection OF taxes. is br :
fore the City Council. -
,,r aransifr or the sum OF SfS.6i0.G7
mcnts to the City Water WORKS lium,
mains and the City Storchousa to W',tter
Works extensions is authorized in a
Joint resolution which has been orferei
III Council. w
John Donovan. an employee of the
Sireet-eleaning Department, has been
The Council COMMITTEES on Streets
has been directed to ascertain and re-
port on the proper route for the CON
struction and maintenance OF "A trunk
wardly u!onge tho line of Shockoc
Creek, TO James River.
The sum of 5000 has been appropri-
ated by Council for right-of-way con-
demnation proceedings to afford an ap-
nroach, by"way of Orleans TO Virginia
Streets. between MarcAail and Gillian
Streets. to the Robert Fulton School
The Comptroller Of Currency has
Deem AUTHORIZED to pay for needed fire
apparatus out of any funds IN his
hands not otherwise used.
Director OF Public Works Charles l..
Eolling is authorized TO purchase n lot
Tor the erection of 81 city stable at
Summit and Clay Strenln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
COTTON nAlKErs

NEW YORK. March .6--Anothcr big i'm
pr"vemcnt IN sterling exchange and large
sc!earances ot the stape Tor the day gave
the cotton market q generally firm tone
morris OF :. fresh demand for export made
ronsii rabie impression OF sentiment. and
the continued rise IN sterling cncoura ged the
belief that large new sales 10 foreigners
would be contaminated.
The market opened STEADY at an advance
az 10 points toHa decline OF q points, most
positions showing gains. Demand came
elsn houses and from the. trade. while the
seeing was led by Now Orleans ana Wall
Street interests. 1,he OFFERINGS cnrrielis price
down 10 $50: for May and to! ri for oc-
'tober. about ]. to - points net lower
There WAS active trade buying OF May on
cxinrt talk from the Eastern belt and state.
'isainst saIes OF spot, This started a NOR.
genera. covering movement in Mag. which
MISC helped the rest OF the list. although
iew crop months laesed because OF inorc
lowed ny. reactions, OF 10 or l. points during
III. mJdie OF the dag. Tho buying through.
nut the afternoon was good with May most
in favor. principally FOR trade account ,rhui
opi;un increased It's pre:nium over May 10 a
little above SO POINTS. New Orleans con
tinucd 10 send selling orders. There was a
persistent deipand Tor the old crop positions
from trade shorts -
Spot here was steady and unchanged ~
Spoa at New Orleans was STEADY. Win
il:td ;is . e Z, points lowSr al ios5e; the sales
rho amoup., brought into sight for the
a=aiast 1875. bn.ess1h The Same week last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
Weekly Cotton u.,.I..,.

,I, NV YORK. March e6-The alton.
IN, vi cotton traders during the last
~ mas hccn largely absorbed bv
tns fhai evening MP OF March con.
t tcau.d sb nn!ore tao las, of the unpro-
w eu snort interest in that pos .tion
10, 80 - 20 me highest ngure cver,tomc6eti
H., toH nts contract in the local mar
~, lily Few purchases were made
an aater IN" ''ricc broke to IS. 60. whiie
n.lces experimenting about 1000 bales
nirat ior hppearancc before the ex.
Thursday a. noon on
.b., nns CLOSING weak ness of Murch led TO
whj,:i r LIE o. the later months
NAY selling on rom $500. tho NH MI,
aiaw ,3 ny rMiedncSday to $3.50 ,on Thurs
showed renewed strength On f, r1nsS
spot adVanccs. ana tra,in hnvin. l '!'e9''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

10 y points. Poor cables and In. much be.
t ie we. ; Their conditions over Texas Increased
tssnrding, the Conner bill. the view nna,iv
'rs,; 81, mat changes in the future CON
t...t AVS that would require tS.je-s "a
.oniSin et least 20 per cent high grade Womb
n anrne e G9hsraGt that few traders would
.n'c 10 sci. ana strong buying, Inoyctp nj
81 IN. The UPWARD swing az prizes which
r, nIarted Wa accelerated by complaints OF
s;s.,iii River and BIZ the strong tonc or
,irc 'imn oSshsnEr Late IN tho day the sC-
5TrHays Close. Last prces were 5 points
Ill T. 20 ., points un net Tor the session
dc! wac Inc strongest month az th.. All
,ar,an, ana appeared 10 he attraetsns i'm
: he ..r nu'sn operations In the face OF
, Mr. married. of GO points to io.5 for mid
sioisst NAY az ct It's best traded al S. 10 and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
Rradstreet,s Tradc Reyien.

NEW YORK. March 2c,--Eraassreet.,
tomorrow will sag: Distinct improves
mont IN general business is reflected
IN the weeks dispatches Trade among
wholesalers and iobbers ia motlnr
even IN better volume than n week ago
and while the conservative feeling on
the past of the buyers noted In the
adEices for recent weeks is still pres.
ens, it is perhaps less emphasized
than hitherto. The most married i'm
prepayment. however. is noted in retail
craze. which has reacted strongly to
ne stimulus OF Easter shopping ana
the first really spriug-like weather o.
me season. The better,neht is shown
particularly in millinery dry goods. no
lions and footwear. but In other dlrec-
lions also more activity has become
manufacturers in general continue
op. fations at fun capacity. though ow-
ing 70 the inndeoJucy of Transportation
ihciiiiics and some shortage of labor
lheir OUTPUT is Still behind demand and
deliveries are hamDercd Wcel1Iv hank
ctcarinSs SS,6TV.4oi.o0o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND pRoDUcE

SnlCAGo. March ss.-Sharp upturns in the
prirs OF corn look place today, owing large
to 10 nervousness OF shorts. who had been
apparently mistaken in assuming that a
ina tn limit on trading was again 10 be
Thc close WAS unsettled. q TO %; me-,
lighter. with May. 3l.5s,4 10 s,.ss+s and Juis
10 s':,s@ Oa;s gained ian to ne and
corn quickly displayed al tendency TO as
terday's rumors that :+.i Sig Wa ~
be the greatest smo. trsda III
lowed to any on. AZ IT,
supposed purpose %! ,c,< Ia
u, - ~ DC 10 cnt. Ivy bu.iish
IA vr over reached III, mi n, tt,,,a.
tods!. especially near tbs Enish were iiyoly
competitors for all available offerings. Weii
weIther and prospect that receipts NoulJ
lie light were al nsthening factors and
80. TOO were fndica lions of active eSpor,
uSn.ano Tor wheat and rye.
1i,oStnS out OF spreads between Chicago
ana winnipeg gave Independents. Strength 20
oats; small failure at Winnipeg was note,i
The brisk rise in sterlinr .oro,h,r ,,,
Eo.sip that Germany, had obtained i'm
portant credits. helped to lift provisions
= Leading FUTURES as fnIi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. Murch ?1-TJo-s - 6n1. = -,
; ma tomorrow. li.oo: lOQf &c Tower thar
S,Sts hSa ave "a &c Bulk siiIo9 top
II;$9 ishs sMs9GniS4o; light isht :i! ..sS q
q e.; o , nshvy packing sows. smooth sisGie a
Sl3.ia a Il. -. 'N-'"0Wi-"' PIGS
weak. Beef steers medium and hnaI ow;
s saSG ; 81 prime stassai5Oo; msaium and
light weight; good and choice. si9SSh iI;S
common c.,,f ana medium 75a 100: butchsi
sInners and cutters s6OOGi 40: veal cai,.cs
S..sa feeder steers, $9.90GilI.SJ s,ockei
SHEEP; i.ols: estimated tomorrow. 200.
urn. LamDs IS rounds down Sir; a 70 70
CUTS and common. SI4SOGfl7.sG: c,vSs
, me, good and choice. 3lf.oo6 $500: cuIis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
popnli.t unndida,c MAY mum.

ATLANTA. GA. March as..-An
nouncement was made here today shat
Thomas +. Watson. OF Thomson. Ga.
one-,iine populist candidate for the
presidency. would seek tho Democratic.
noniination for President in the Georgia
preferential Apri1 .. The announce.
mont was made by Il. NJ. Blackbur
who stated Mr.. Watson had requested
nun b.! TELEPHONE TO have his name
p.a:cd on the ballot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
AUDIT INCOME RETURNS
More Than One Hundred Pnrtncrshrp
md Corporations FNii TO File
Their HcnOrtH.

Approximately twenty five mon arc
working on the auditing OF income
returns. ii was announced yesterday
by L. &. l.. Moncure. of the Bureau
Of Internal Revenue. over one hum
dred partnerships and corporations
have failed to file returns so far, al
,hough many have avalled them selves
Of the offer OF Mr.. AIoncure allowing
those who send returns to the office
1T once the minimum penalty for late
returns. Those who are caught by tho
officers in charge of this work will be
given the maximum punishment. he
added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
COTTSESELo or

,iSSEN fDItk. March .I.--Foiiowing AM in.
sh nrnfins start. Gottonared oil advanced
SharpiS on demand from local ana Wes,nrn
s h,s, inspired by the Improvement in
slsrilnS and Wall Street and uu,urns IN
GonHouit! markets In general. Active
months 1h closed ~ 70 3: points not hi.her
i.r!nie crude, lisa asked: prime summer ve l.
sSH spet nominal; MAY. 1855: July SO:
septeinber. SO. Prime winter ye.:uw ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
PETERSBURG PEANI'T NIpupr

'Neportcn by Eodsers. rlu:nnicr a. Co. Inc.
SpAN.cr, FetsrsburE. Va. March es l9sO
No Snlts reported e'iee
NlSGINlAS: Farmers stoclk M.,ro, .,.,..
Fancy Jumbo. GJa aper lb N'' u"iet-
Jumbo ~ peT H.
Extra prime si:c pc- IA
rhine. sGc per Id
Smelling stock 81: n.r In
quiet. IN t-p' SlSrhst
Wholesale
Fancy Jumbo !ss.c po- Ii.
EE,s xafsy n;a,nE , lo5-c per 10.
ENtr;t large Virginia shciied. is,.c ner 10.
no 40. viirsinia s shsI!s ~ per y.
70. j Spanish she!ed Isc per ib
No. spanish sheiled. i5lac per; lb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

lack az available cars " 'he
- ne market for sugar futures was frm.r
on covering ana ll,tic buying Gy outside
'iS, ,re closing at /" TO 70 points advance