Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-26
LOAN VALUES OF POOL
TOBACCO IS FIXED
Advances Up to $26 Per Hundred
To Be Made-Craders Nan
ed For Districts

ues on the various grades OF bur
ley tobacco, a. fixed by LouiSvill,
banker, in connection with TO
bacco experts OF that city som,
time agu VA, announced We'd
ncsday BY Director Of Narchous-
e, Ralph Nj Barker at a meet
ing oi the warehouse managers
and their associates in the bal
room OF the Phoenix Hotel and al
which every warehouse in the
district except Two were repre-
sentcd I'm the case Of the two the
manager, were ILL., Vernon Lccr
attended from Richmond.
The loan values on each hun
drcd pounds. a. announced by Di-
rector 5arkcr are the amount
that viii be- advanced To grower
on the delivery of their crops to
the association warehouse.
These values range from 81 q
hundred for the poorest grade oi
hving, to SIS a hundred FOR Gig
arctic wrapper.
The loan values by grades ful-
"a
Al. Sl0: A-2. $l2: A-3. Sl050:
A. s.: A-5. 50; 40. $3.50: ~.
81.
B-i. SlS: B-2. Sl4.5o; B-3. $40:
IA. s. rs. $3.50; B-6. $3.50; Il
I. $3.50.
C-I. SD: @. Slo: 6. SI5;C4
SD: C-5. s.: CO. 81: q. $3.50.
D-l $50. D-2. SIS: D.. $li;
D-+. Sll: D-5. So: DO, 81: d..
$3.50.
FL. SI4: E-2. Sll: E-5. 50; f.
/. $: E-5. s.: E-o. So; -. s..
FL. s.: F-2. 81: F-5. s.: F-4
$3.50.
FS-i. SS: l'S-2. 81.
G-l. -: CD. -: G-5. s.: Ga.
s.: G-5. Sl-5O.
tW-l. SO: C\N-2. $2l.
IN-l. so: TW-2. SlT.
CO. 50.
DO. s..
Evcr1 warehouse WAS given
number and latcr the same thing
was done IN connection with the
prizing plants.
The Warciou,crucn were in
structcd not 10 mix the 1920 crop
with that of 1921. but to receive
"a. grade il and keep ii separate. f.
70 wa, made plain that houses
rCrc not Co send baskets from
"nc hou,c 'p another. II hogs
heads are needed. Director Bar
hcr sad. they will be supplied the
grower al cost. the expense To be
returned lu him when he returns
The ho@shcad. Needed supplies
arc to bc bought by warehouse
mcn from their local dealers. All
ba kci~ are To- be numbered.
Director Barker made il plain
that tie managers are to be in
charge of their houses but III (
-lrrctcd them To see that no men /
Whp had tobacco and refused 10
pool % are given employment,
with The association. He sail
lac lcli that the association should 1
cinpipy only the men who helped /!
tu make Il Il Success. lie Cau- I:
tipncd the warchousencn 10 be
courteous and patient with al
grower, and assured them that (
lilcy had nu soft snap
You're employed bv these far (;
mcr~." he said. "and ! want YOU
tn reflect. when YOU are tempted!
To get fresh with one OF them.
that you'rc getting fresh with
1uur boss"
President Stone. at the meeting
of graders. announced the ap-
poiulmcnt Of graders in this sec
tiun:
Central District Winchester.
]. j. Steele. Frankfort. Charles
NuckolS. Morris King: Harrods-, ;,
burg. John Jesse: Cynthiaua.
Gaines Dudley. Jas. Monroe. Ollie
Antlc: Danville. NJ. {. Saunders;
Paris. kenney Nichols. {. s. Pat
terson: Richmond, Fred Stucky;
Lancaster. r. Blanks, Whitney
Dunlap.
Northern District. No. Pal |
mouth. +. ID. Buckley. William
Best: Williamstown. ]. T. Nallan
bingham. X. s. French; Dryl
Ridge. ]. y Wentworth: Walton.
~. I. Calvert. +. \. Hill: Glencoe
George Reed; Owenton John Ev-
ans: Sanders. Hunt Quissenber-l
rs: Nj. Olivet. Victor Lindsay. I
Lexington District-Lexington,
Maxwell street. Thurston Steven
son. Frank Wells. O. {. Lloyd. r. /
! Sidwen. ] X. lnsko. s 4. Par-l
ler. Luther Humphrey. Eugene ,
Wells. Marion Lauderback.
Lexington District - Maxwell
street = \ Parker. Shelburne