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MISS -helrnA Chl.r.era. VINO EAs
a.-eu lll or some time Dast. Is rapidly
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-a gu. some aacE an
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-ma. u Boston u-as Gil
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Caleb EusIlc If Brewer arrives
X --dnesday for q visit with friends
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Hon. ~ Z. Clason returned Wedn-s-
IA +-or Bath
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Al- and Mrs. EdS4r lowe I
visiting relatives - asa--norl,
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( Mrs. Z. P. HazzarC returned Weakness
IA from New YORK.
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h-!ss E1tu.-i Brooks mas stunned her
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Mrs =. . Smith is visiting relatives
H. Eiri1n1onG
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Palmer to Campaign
For Democratic Nomination

Washington March :: Actorney
General Palmer said today he plan
NED 10 MAKE speeches d Atlanta
Ga. and II Michigan probably a
Detroit II ms campaign for tn
democratic NOMINATION fort he pres
ideucv He was asked II he would
visit the states which have native
SONS and replied la0rhing,y-
Well. If they VIII let Peunsvlvan-
Ia alone I guess 7 won't tread or
their toes"
Brussels. March The chamber OF
deputies today adopted the first article
Of q bill granting communal suE-aec
TO al citizens, including women. Tn.
vote for the measure was 10 To -
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Ernest " Aio--eu WIS ! vlslInr
" .-dnesday IN Portland.
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Eden + -pear.H a~~.~ed 7 ednesday
from L.-eaIvi,ie.
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TIE Knights Of King A--A';- vi
me- F-lGar -var4nE at I'D" O'clock
,a- tn. aonla NJ Ellur, n Andrews.
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Mrs. Walter Wh1-ehoLse INC
a4ugt1-e~ Elaine, Ief- Tuesday .as- on
a-I- return -rrr across -.ia rorrlne'7t
Els their home near Las Angeles
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Regular meeting Ha.lowei. C'nm-
n4ncor- N1. ST. n ID d ~ tllss
ran!ng at tho us,4u. hou-
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on6 street
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HALLOWELLL LOCAL NEWS
Telephone 6S3-A

iHHlra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

reports OF increasing activity in
Southern mills whose operatives have
accepted reductions In wages, and it
was pointed out by local traders that
stocks of raw cotton held by South
crn mills at the beginning of this
month were relatively small. Other
features which encouraged the late
week rallies. have been the reports
of progress in the formation OF new
banking corporations in the South
and West for financing exports OF
cotton and other farm products under
the provisions of the Edge law, The
rally in foreign exchange rates, and
the passage OF the resolution to re-
vivc the war finance corporation by
tho Senate. Exports for the first four
months OF this season amounted to
only l,64l,7S4 bales, according to tho
census bureau. which Is ut The ratio
OF slightly less than 100000 bales
per year, but 1t is hoped that tho
movement would be increased ma
terially by better stabilized exchange
rates or adequate credit facilities
Continued curtailment has been re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
LEY Wirnlnssl

ASIilNGTON Dec. Ii.--po,atocs
continue very light az Western New
bling Baltimore. Sis to $i.e5. Wash
bulk.
IN iladcinhia II per cent lower at
so? TO $3.50. New York, slow and
weak. S2.lo to $2.20
Chicago. sacked Northern round
whites. Sl.S5 TO $3.50.
Apple markets slow and slightly
wcaHtr AT $3.50. Baldwin's $500 per
hbl: T. O. b.-.i5aldwin's. twenty-fivc
TO nity cents Lover; Chicago at 81 80
" 100; PITTSBURGH, 1913 TO 81. New
jobbins. $3.50 to $3.50; Eastern mar
Ncts. grccnliugS. $3.50 to $500.
tar lot movement increasing. ship
, appIes. cabbage. onicns. pota-
seven markets: Cattle. 22.seo calves
isoo: hogs. $4,000; sheep. 1000
chicago livestock. hogs and cat
J.e Stheraiiy steady. sheep ana lambs
prices, hogs. s9.l5 y Sear rnm,s' s,e rGn
Sl.50: good beef steers. SIZE "a sio
90; he;ters: Sio.3i; cows and feeder
i, Iy'"V; veal calves. $1,000: fat
COWS. sl2.25 fat ewes. S5.2a.
Fresh meat markets weak. Reef.
iamD ana light pork loins down. 81 90
LOU SIaat meat YriCcS: Beef SIT 90
70 $1,000: veal. $1,000 To $1,000; lamb.
$500 TO $4,000: mutton, S1I.oO to
slG.0o; light pork loins. $500 to
$500: heavy loins. $500 TO $500.
New York butter market steady
ana unchanged. ninc-two score
selling, 81 l-2 cents. Trading
quiet, receipts light Wisconsin
cheese market lower. little business
reported, prices average. twins u Ia
cents: daisies. % cents: double daisies.
q cents: young American, 30 ~
cents, longhorns, 80 cents: square
prints, 90 ia cents
Removal OF hedges and buying by
traders caused 3 To cents advance.
but later selling on favorable Ar
gentine crop news started selling
-whih brol/. prices. Chicago March
wheat three eighths cents lower at
Sl.5S s: May corn. ! "a cents lower
~ 90 rs cents. Minneapolis March
wheat closed at sl.53 - Kansas
CITY, Sl.53 l-2. Winnipeg May. Sl.I3
Chicago December wheat $lfil-
May wheat. sl.52 SIS. December corn
81 cents
Market information is essential to
good marketing w W "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
new LOW RECORDS ARE
ESTABLISHED BY SUGARS
,fcnrish Propaganda Being Carried
On by Professional Shorts Has
Unsettling Influence.
OTHER STOCKS ALSO DOWN
american Beet Shows Most Pro-
nounccd Weakness or Any In
GrouI'-ClOscs With Net Loss Of
80. More Than Six Points.
OTHER STOCKS ALSO DOWN
ny nROADaN WALL.

NEW YORK. Dec. little bcarish
.hf"paGanda being carried on by pro-
t"sslonal traders today ccntcred
around the sugar stocks and sharp
declines in those issues TO new low
records had an unscttling influence on
the balance of the list.
-, New low records were made In
other directions. Standard Rails and
industriais developed resistance and
AT one time showed fair advances, but
the weakness of the sugar issues and
the establishment OF new low figures
for Il few other industrials prevented
any general upward movement.
American beet sugar showed the
most pronounced weakness OF the
sugar group and closed with a net
LOGS Of more than SIX points. Amcri-
can sugar touched Il new low record
isinu!trncous with announcements that
The company had reduced the Iric,c
of rchncd Sugnr 10 cents "a pound.
The preferred stocks Of the sugar
companies also suffered. Cuba cane
sugar lost slightly more than two
points. itH decline being as much as
that IN the common.
y Passing or the quarterly dividends
IT - cents Il share on the common
and Of "a per cent on the preferred
Company had an unsettling influence
Strength of the Southern Pacific
rights continues 10 attract consid
cradle attention. The rurnOr persists
that persons close 10 the STANDARD
tpil OF California are buying the
rights" Those persons who bought
Southern Pacific stock largely because
of It's oil holdings have been selling
the stock and buying the rights To
subscribe 10 the Pacific Oil stock.
American Wooden touched Il new
low record when IL changed hands
slightly below 81 It's hcav!ncss "as
due 70 bcla,cd liquidation and belief
that the stock cannot be expected 10
do much inarketwisc In vicw OF The
fact thar large amounts OF the leSu"
held by thos" VINO were members OF
tho syndicate are changing over the
market.
par: OF the hcavincss In the sugar
shares and Of Houston Uil "as re-
ported to have been due To N:
sHuIidation OF accounts hc!d ~ the
stock Exchange HOUSE tnai announced
its suspension during the day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
weekly Cotton Itcvic,v.
fBy ASsocIatcd pro,s1

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-Thc povor,
meht crop estimate published on
Monday, indicating yield of To-
~ 900 bales excluding lintcrs yyns
well above the average trade cN'
pScihtion; IT was followed by a spurt
or speculative and apparently spot
!!puida'!on Which carried December
contracts here off TO 1866 making
new low ground for the season or
mat delivery. while the price of mid.
ding cotton In the Dallas mark ct
was marked down to 1890. or tho
lowest quotation so far OFFICIALLY re-
ported.
Later deliveries. however. did NOT
seii quite back 70 the low records
loucNed toward the end of last month
ana while the census report on do.
ihtStic consumption. for Novembcr
naue a Dear!sh showing. prices have
since railied on covering and r.nnr,s
or 4 better demand for spots nars
,m,icuiariy from Southern spinn.rs
me latter has been accompanird ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dee. 18th" cotton mar
ket was very uulet today. and after hold
ing steady during the greater part o! the
m Irn!nE prices ea.sd OF under Increased
southern selling. january contracts de
clincd from 1850 TO i5.iI al the close with
cline o! ~ - points.
The market opened steady AZ accln"
of l TO 10 points IN response - G!shploihi-
ing cabies. but soon nrmed M on cover
ing by January Efforts and scattered buy
ing. The latter was probably encouraged
by reports OF further progress IN the ~
, .ynn ization OF Southern banking cor
law and overnight reports of "a better SPOT
.siemsnd FROM. southern spinners. March
sold up TO l5.G5 and May 10 1879 or about
~ 10 10 points net higher. but demand
s.fa led 10 broaden and after a vtLy narrow
IN i,-trty session the market became more
-sc,iye and weaker late In the afternoon
This decline was accompanied by reporta
.-of Increased spot offerings and beari-h
4weck-cnd figures may have had some In :
.-seaturcs have been fbrrshadowcd in crop
STstimItes and trade Hdyces
~ Texas wires reported perfect weather
.-nnd claimed that farmers We're selling
..Increased Southern offerings here late
In the afternoon. when March ao!d at
LIS and May ut 1910. or about 80 points
.br!ow. tho high level OF the morning.
-yashtngton adTlces rsI;S5ttlnE an effort
.proposal to revive the War Finance Cor
Dora ton appeared to be withou, any de-
cided influence. Exports today, 1881. maxi
ing 2IR.S30 so far this season. Port rc-
ceipts. 30.S5i: United States port stocts
i.FS.O7j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
WHEAT ACREAGE LOWER,
Says FEDERAL REPORT
Kansas. Leading Producer, Plants
Per Cent Less This Year
Than Last
ny Associated Prcss.l

WASHINGTON. {, Dec 17.-SInAlic-
aCreages have been planted TO sc inter
wheat and rye this full as compared
Win 4 year ago. the Department OF
ASricniture reported, today. .Thc
condition OF the crops on Decembrr
l was better than, on that date a
year ago, but were not so good as
he n-year average condition on
tnat date. The department did not
forecast production. This years
crop OF winter wheat amounted TO
acreage reduction would amount TO
almost lS.loo.ou0 bushels in produce
non based on the ten-ycar average
yield.
Kansas; the leading producer of
winter wheat. has planted per, cent
less area than last year: Pennsyi-
wanna per cent. Ohio . per cent.
Indiana 10 pei cent. Illinois per
cent and Nebraska . per cent
oklahoma has planted about the
same acreage this year. while Texas
mas increased it's acreage so per cent
ana Washington Z per cent.
In addition TO Texas increased
amounting TO 10 Per cent and South
Carolina per cent. In Tennessee
the acreage - the same as last year.
while In Alabama there has been a
reduction of - per cent and In Mis-
sissippi 1t is Il per cent less.
The acreage oil winter wheat and
Is condition December l in Southern
states. follows. $40.
Nirein!a--S35.0cU acres, condition
:: per cent OF :; normal
North Caro!ina-672. 900 acres. con-
ditons ST per cent Of a normal.
South Carolina-lT2 600 acres, con,
dition 81 per cent OF normal
Gcorsia--244.00O acres, condition
80 per cent of "A normal
Tennosscc-iI0.00 acres condition
SO per cent or q normal
Alabama-55.O00 acres. condition
So per cent of n normal
The rye area in Virginia is 10000
acres and condition of the crop So
per cent of normal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND rnoprcE

CHICAGO. Dec. ls.-Ris export buying
OF both wheat and corn did a good deal
today 20 M the value, OF All Sruin and
OF provisions as well. Wheat closed
s,ironS: Az I6isc net higher with March
NIH LAT and May i.5SGl.5sH. Corn
gained ia@3h: oats l4lac and PROVISIONS
l. q igc.
The wheat. market was Quie, through
out practically the entire session Foreign
rnrS hasinS va. said to total 10000
bushels the previous day. and 1, was said
Ihat Denmark had alone taken recently
l.vt".eo bushels OF corn. with liberal sale,
of corn 10 Holland also. The fact thai
sterling exchange had moved up rapidly
OF late was likewise bulilsh factor and
so; 700; Vas knowledge OF steps being
taken In Washington looking toward an
emergency tariT on wheat ani other sE.
ricultura! products. Besides. attention was
%ivEl TO diSpnichss saving the Governor
OK North Dakota had denied reports that
lie would request farmers 10 sell - ppr
vent of their wheat Government, ngur.s
of The acreage ana condition az winter
wheat ana rye proved TO tie abou: as eS.
Fected and also made ii;tlc impression
signs that a big elevator interest,", had
switched TO the bull side helped 20
lowed corn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
CHICAGO LIVE sToCK MARKET

.tiTCAGO, Dec. N.--Cattle. KecclIts
y;pv' az classes uneven. but mostly steady
beSt heavy steers. Is,.): ycarilngs ii.a6:
nIGs..tn, ,s?ns6s best Gamers. :.55G&V0
TOP veal; l0U: good medium weight feeder
htrcrs. 800: Canada. carly. 6.VodG.jl
huss' Receipts 2sGgD. mostly ljTr .5c
n!shcr than ycstcrday's average: lights up
most: closed weak and nost uf advsrtC.
;ott except on UShts. top early. one Iuau
iight, $50: practical top. go: hulk so nv
80; pigs mostly &c higher; bulk, d.siT-
able - 10 i3p-pound pigs g40usG
Sheep: Receipts. HOO. fat LAMBS. Gsl5)
cents lower; aioi 100: bulb. 40 II 1879 :
yearings. EaS.:' lower: top $500; choice
late. 40: ewes ~ cents lower: ION d, =:
choice 100 to l3i-pOund ewes. iaie = ar
W. nnik' opHJ.I5. no TAT aged weth-rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
BnnIstcr Freed Inv In,

MIAMI. FLA. Dec. 17.-Thc es-
omcio coroner's Jury this afternoon
freed T. y. Ranister, of this city OF
any blame in connection with tho
death or his wife late yesterday
Mrs Banister. who had just entered
their automobile. was shot and in
SANITY killed by the accidental dis
snaIge CT shotgun handed her bar.
Tel hrst by her husband
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Dee :7.-Yes,crday's break
followed by rallies In the ,nark., r.
coffee futures here today. The Official
cables showed unsettled conditions in
BraE!l. but they had apparently discount
ed ~ the lower cost and freight offerings
OF the previous day, and some attention
was attracted by ru'nors that uo,vith-
standing reports to the contrary brazilian
!oan negotiations Were still pending. The
advance III sterling also was a factor OH
the rally, wh!Ch carried March contracts
w 10 '.s5 or " points above The low level
OF yesterday. The general market opened
AT an advance ot . 10 10 points and closed
~ net advance OF IL to - points. Closing
Deccmber, 622: January. G.35: March csc;
May. '1s; July. Isl: September. ia. DC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
SUGAR.
NEW YORK. 1

NEW YORK. Dec. l1.-Thr local market
ioT raw sugar was steady and unchanged
OF 80 bags 81 Porto Ricus ailolt a, 60
Tor centrifugal ana while no sales OF
buyers would gay 3hc. cost and freight
eGua! 10 4C1 for centrifugal. although
holders were asking higher prices
The market FOR refined was easier and
prices were reduced 20 points or iac a
pound. 10y thrc. OF the leading retintrS
10 the basis OF cents :or line granulatcd
while two reduced their prices 10 ro!nts 10
the basis OF ..!9c Tor fine graduated. a
new low record for the year The DECLINE
however. failed - increase the demand 20
any extent. with buyers stan Inclined to
mcnts only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. ,l7-Lower prices
prevailed In cotton today. selling making
its appearance In moderate vOium. on
tho opening and being gelt to some extent
thrughout the session. The close WAS
practically at tho lowest. at net losses OF
to % points. with January at lL5s and
Selling, OF tho carly hours was caused
mainly by the ginning estimate from a
private bureau Of 0.S?oooo bales produced
Ia the lath OF December against o 39s GIG
10 the same date last year and IossI. iss
Two yraIs ago This meant ginning for the
ginning, season OF $4,000 bales against
65:, 0on the same Eeriol last year and 40
010 tw5' years ago. Such u showing was
ronsidered altogether in keeping with thc
Tovrrnment~ estimate of the crop this
that ginning for the pcriod was rather
claims OF somcwhat better spot de-
mand here and at some paints In tho
interior caused partial rncnverirs FOR a
while. ana around the middle OF tho day
tho most active months wora only about
10 points under yesterdays elise. Later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

bright. At an average price Of s24.9Y
per hundred pounds. and 259.535
pounds OF dark. at an average price OF
Si03 per hundred pounds. sold during
October. against 25.6i5.OS3 pounds of
bright. at mn average price o: 1896
per hundred pounds and 1.5l7.l52
pounds OF dark, ut an average price
OF $685. per hundred pounds. sold
during November.
Hand. Re- Sold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
Another Sugar NcductIon.

DENVER, COT. Dec. l7-Refiners
or beet sugar today announced Il re-
30 cents hundred pounds The new
price Is $3.50. The reduction, nc-
cording to an announcements, follow
cd a similar reduction by cine surar
reilncrs ut the Srabnnrds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
RICHMOND STOCK MAVKET.
Caskie q. Burch 4 Company,
l0l5 East Main Street.
Richmnnd Nn De

Richmond. Va. Dec. IL. 1870.
CITY AND STATE SECURITIES
Va. 3s. old c. and X. 1892. 50
va CENTURIES, 2. 3. c. e H., 1901. 10 Is
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Nor. and Ports. Trac Co. 5s. 1876 G.,
Va. Ry. and Pow. Co. IS. 1855 a 70
Nor. ny. and Light CO... IS is
Va. Ry; and Pow. Co.. pfd. 100 =. 20
RAlLRUAp STOCKS.
r.. r. and r.. Div. Oblig, 100 200 m
INSURANCE STOCKS.
Va. Fire and Mar. Ins. Co % 10
BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS
American NATIONAL Bank. .05 23S
broadway Nat Bank -. 100 ll0 49,
Bank OF Com. and Trusts. 100 49, iii
Central National Bank -, 100 i53 IDS
Church Ilnl Bank ......... 100 los
First National Bank..... 100 1l5 n;
Merchants National Bank. 100 " 75J
Mechanics and Merchants 100 go
Old Dominion Trust Co... I0) " 20
Planters National Bank. I0J " a.,
Richmond Trust Co. 49,. lUo " IL
Union Bank % Richmond 90 Isl i;0
Virginia Trust co. ...... 100 AK
West End Bank ....,,.... 81 50iL
MISCELLANEOUS
H. r Crump Co. Sc, pfd 100 N,
Crystal Ice Co. pfd See. 100 IS -.
Jeffer. Realty Corr com 100 70 40
Larns and Bros. Co, 5R
pfd.. go particip.......... 100 l07
Old Dom. J. and Steel Co. 3 ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
COTTONSEEn OIL.

NEW YORK, Dec. l..-BuylnE by re-
hncrs and short covering ON the bulge
In nGs rrodactS and grain brought abou,
Closing bids We're 10 to Is points ne,
higher for active months. Sales 300 bnr
rcls. Crude was firmly held. Prime crude
60lI53j: prime summer yellow spot nomi,
nal. January. SIS: March. s..i May. si7
ali lids '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

Indicate tho humber OF ware
houses at that market from which re-
ports for this month were not re-
ceivcd.
The average prices for the month
OF November as reported by the
warehouses OF brigt tobacco. in
Guiding all grades duly weighed. Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
Tobacco Sales Drop Nearly
100000 Pounds in Year

Tho Division OF Markets of the
state Department OF Agriculture has
just issued its monthly report con-
corning the sales Of tobacco in Vir-
ginia for November. The repor. les
being sent in the form OF IA circular
letter TO county agents in the tobacco
territory ana to officers OF tho To-
bacco Growers Association, and is as
follows:
There were 2i,9i7.Oa7 pounds OF
Markets and Number OF First
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
NAVAL STONES

SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. i..-Turpentin.
quiet, o.. no sales; receipts. as; shin
mcnis. 81: stock. ih.sT. Ros.n quiet: no
.nles: -ccep;s. ,"2i: s,hipmcnts. 5i2; stock
.Li' Quote: u. -, r. T.. q. II. l. X. *
II. y. VIC, WV. li.cO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. Dee. dry goods mar
k"is were stcad!cr today. AZ low Irices
there seemed To he more buying Slight
advances were named III III. gray good
DIVISION o. cotton goods. which s-pld more
tTceIH. Yarns w"r" irincr low price
levels and burlaps were reported IN slight
" better demand at Calcutta. Wool mar
keis were generally stcadi.r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
PETERSBURG; I.CANUr u.purr

Htportrd by R0dgers Plummer & Co. Inc
c,, petersburg Va. Doc II $50
er "a iSS,ttooEarmerS stock. market MONT.
NlRGIN1AS - Farmcrs' stock ,,,.,.
nominal. Arhet
Fancy jumbos. 6 TO &c per Id,
Jumbos. In Sc per ID.
Extra prime. 10 &c per H.
l'r.Ine. TO 3i.c Ier 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
Kane VIII Lend CrIm,on.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Dec. 17.-R.
was elected captain OF tho Harvard
football team. He has played var
sity football! two seasons. last fall
ut end and last year as tackle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

ported In New England mill centers
eouPieu with some uncertainty as to
whether operatives there will accent
Ieduccd wage scales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
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'2',36 per hundred pounds: for the
dark tobacco, sS.3i per hundred
pounds. THE average prices for tho
month for bright tobacco at tho in
dividuat warehouses ranged from
Sl1.91 for low to $3.50 per hundred
pounds for high: for dark tobacco
$t.9e for low to $lO6T for high
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

the market was adversely affected ny IN.
snAl! MIL takIngs. under the eu.c, a..
which lnwcs, levels were reached. u-s,Er
pHt 'nklhEs Of American cotton this week
'ds; yea: and $500 two years ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18
The Times-Di:patch'
Market Radiogram

k"t prices md conditions OF tho
'cndtn- firm products. II X pre-
pnrcd b., the United Stntcx I,urcnu
OF Markets, Washington. ID. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-18

Tni. Leaf ,T"b. SCI pfd... 100 Is 81
na.-tsr. Chem. conn.,, ~. a5i.
stand Paper Mfg co. ptd 100 l9s
SALES
% Savings Bank OF Richmond. q