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ucfiNSBORO DAILY NEWS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1921 18 Marked Bouyancy Is Displayed By Number of the Stock Lists v 4 ' ' "' ' '' " -5 ' Little Or No Uneasiness Over Result of the Election .and the ' Democratic Victory Is Shown By the Manipula . , tors of the Wall Street jtfarket. CP7rlbl. 1121, tw rtUidelDblt Mblrt Uaw.l (Bj Umi Win u UllT tail '.New York, No. I. Today etock market witi regarded as a rathar ulet affair, but this View Appeared to be baad chiefly on the restricted ' turn-over whloh was considerably below a million aliares. Construed, however, from the angle of etrenglh displayed by the active issues, an en tirely different conclusion might be reached. Market buoyancy was ex hlbted by equipment, pubtlfl utllltlei, teela, motors, coppers, aome of the rails and a fairly large number of specialties. . Bentlment, In the face of the-over-i whelming Democratic gains, waa sur prisingly cheerful. If anyone ex pected uneaalneaa or unaettlement over yeaterday'a upaet In polttlca, he evidently had not gauged the efteot on financial opinion. Less lmpor- tanoe was ai.crlbed to the polltloal re versal In all probability, because It was Interpreted mora In the light of ?, rebuke to the party In power for Its urlCf policy, as wall at, its trifling with other great economlo queetWna, rather than as an espousal of tb op- posing political principles. With the election out of the way, the country evidently is ready to - settle down to business. This appar ently wa the view taken throughout thn street. Merchandising stocks were strong, with Woolworth and Kresge reaching new high levels. Coppers were well bought, and Ana oonda advanoed two points or more. One of the strong specialties was Muck Truck, Inc., with buying based on a splendid statement for tb September-quarter, and a brilliant out look for new business - Little uneasiness appear to be felt fver the situation in the near east, as he Indications of a united stand among tbe continental powers, along With Great Britain, seems toaasure a cohesive policy In dealltig witb the lemausc regime, - One of the atrTlcinar Incidents of the daV was an advance of more than 100 points In cotton, with buying based on a further downward revision In crop Ideas as a result of the census report on the amount .of ootton ginned prior to November 1. The amount ginned thus far, 1,139,000 bales, 1s believed to Indicate a total crop below 11,600,000, particularly as the amount of cotton ginned lor the reriod from October IS to November was the smallest xn reoord, with the exception of last year, when the crop waa less than 8,000,00(1 bales. I According to the weekly review of the Iron Age, the Iron and steel In dustry Is rapidly recoverlnvg, both In production and distribution, from the mid-summer labor troubles. Pig Iron production during October reached a dally average of 85,002 ton, an increase of 15 per cent over the . preceding month. Steel output also showed most encouraging in crease and with Improved transporta tion facilities the outlook for the near future is decidedly promising. Considerable attention is being paid to the larger output because of the possible effect upon prlees, and the price announcement soon to be made by the leading Interest on sheet and tinplsto for early 1023 delivery Is be ing awaited ,wlth Interest, on this core. ' MONITOR' WALL STREET GOSSIP. 1 ; , 4B laud Wirt U Beflj Km) . (Oarrrlfhv MM. Niuadelshl ruMa Leoa,.) - ' .N.TT Xorlt Nov- Anticipations f the May Department stores' stock dividend were Justified by the action Of directors In voting ann Increase Jn the capital stock of the company tf H.000.000. Presupposing conflrma lon of this move by stockholders, the , extra stock will constitute a 10 per tent stock dividend. Stockholders of American Smalt Un Securities will meet on December al J4 vote on the proposal to dissolve the, corporation, A majority of three 0 ua.rtars of the stockholders I need- d to carry this move. High class tobacco stocks, espe ; Reynolds.' were among the features today. The rise In American Tobacoo during the early hours waa very hrp. It Is generally considered that this sudden demand represented an attempt to bring American up to the , market point apparently Justified by current earnings and Its 111 divi dend rata, - Mack Truck, Inc., made good on the advance reports which wer In v circulation among friend of the , atockv- Third quarter net amounted to 11,105,79! after all charge, depre ciation and federal taxes. This Is qnai to 13. zs per share on the cora ' tnon, which bring earning on this took up to 18.79 for the tint nine feionth of 1922. Report of continued expansion Jn business carried Endlcott-Johnson into new high grounds above 90 to day. At tbe present time this oom-.-- parry 'I operating yery close to full capacity, and Improved facilities Should increase tne daily output sub' tantlally. I Retail merchandising stcks. nr tlcularly Wbolworth nd Kresge, - were very strong, tb two Issues mentioned establishing new high , recorda with substantial lunnart- , This we obviously in reflection of the current heavy earnings of com canles of this class.. During Octobe Kresge sales Increased $66,075. while, . Business ior- me nrst in months showed an Increase of tUMIS over the sam period a rur am. -Steel oomrnon turned strong after esriy trading and crossing 10s showed consistent firmness ell day. This sudden' demand fnr th leader was doubtlessly due tp mar ket consideration of uBge Gary's testimony before the federal trade commlslson on Monday. During the aiscussion or the "Pittsburgh plus' queetlon. the chairman of the steel corporation stated that the corpora tion at present Is worth 12,260.000, 000, which valuation should warrant a much higher market value for steel common. ' - , Tale and Towne have Joined the took dividend paying class, or will shortly, A special meeting of stock holders of this company has been called for November 17 to vote on the proposal to double the present 15,000,000 Capital stock.. At ths same time par value wilt be reduoed from $100 to 125 per share, the new stock to be Issued in the form of a stock dividend of 100 per cent In the new 125 par stock; Earnlngl of American Vype. Found er company for the fiscal year ended August 11 established a new high record In the history of the com pany. Net amounted to 1866.118, which means that the common divi dend of 14 par shar was earned something like four time ever, . Market Street railway Moond Pre ferred Jumped 714 points, the pre ferred wa up 4 points, the prior preferred ( points and the common t points today, with very heavy Sup port In evidence. Thl strong buying wa due to tb outlook In the San Francisco city elections. Returns wer not oomplet at market closing. time, but it was apparent tnai tne amendment to the state constitution, which 1 necessary before the olty will be allowed to acquire the Mar ket Street railway - lines, will be adopted. Naturally, United Railway Investment, wmon controls tne uar ket Street, rose In sympathy. General Asphalt common and- pre ferred met with a sharp selling drive which brought out considerable stock on a, loss of nearly 6 nolnts for the oommon and ttt point for the pre ferred. In connection stun tins arop rumors were afloat In the market ooncernlng the safety of the com pany's dividend, which Is considered to be Jeopardised because of tbe un favorable outlook for the company's products 'In the immediate future. MONITOR. O. B. EVANS' CHICAGO LETTER, (Br Lets) Win to Dlt Mm.) (ramrllhL 11. bl RdlldtlBkla TMU UdRT.) Chicago, Nov. 8. There are a good many peopi nereaDouia, wno oesira to be scared. They look at the politi cal face of the United States and aee change wrought by' the election which may throw the batance of power In Congress Into the bard fists and soft brains of theorists desiring to ohsnge thing and these observers do experience a little tear. Gaslng farther eaat than Washington they find the makin's of trouble In the exactions laid on ths allies by the Turks but they don't want quite the fullness of sensation whloh would be Involved In another general war. This class of person are mission ary speakers, some of whom think tne stock market Is doomed to have a large decline anyhow and they do not quite understand how the old things holds it head up so well, some parts of Its visible anatomy even showing extraordinary vigor, such for Instance as the copper stocks. While these sneakers are standing on the. -mountain top, the manufac turers and merchandisers , are busy down In the rloh valley of production creating thing and wondering what I the matter with those fellows up there. Averaging the emotion of these two classes, we find, comparatively little Chang. frpm previous condi tions. A lot of us think that the American habit of rebuking the ad ministration for nothing in particular on the off-year ia a mere mental ex ercise of no particular moment, while those who think they know all about Europe say, whether they believe or not, that the Turks are Just setting up a bluff. Anyhow most of those who do not. like Henry Cabot Lodge are rather glad that his scholarly face and courtly manner wilt still grace the United State senate, while LaFollette as a political curiosity will give Interest to a life that without mm wouia oe arear inaeea. 4 Forelrfn exchange la another mat ter, for the unlearned cannot help observing a little lengthening of the lines of apprehension on the faces of expert handling the bill and added anxiety among those wha.have a spe cial understanding of the politics of Europe. French, Belgian and German exchange at new low levela, the franc at 8.17 after opening at (.81 and marxs nanging precariously on i fraction of one-eighth abovb on one hundredth of a cent and certain to break that eighth o. Then It Is re membered that on Saturday weak this rprecioui nnanciai performer sold as I nign as .ua?s. The wide and wldenlnr can be twaen continental bill and, sterling Involve a situation out of whloh soon will come Important hannenlnra. T l fairly Well known that residents of the afflicted nations of the continent have been placing their wealth In other oounti'iea tor a long time and the process is not yst at an end. Meanwhile Great Britain stands grim and silent bat allowing the claim, of the United States on her to take its course. It Is said that another 160,000,000, on acoounl or that debt la soon to be handed over to us. Those who believe that the payment of the debt will be a great Injury to the finances of the world, notably hurtful to us, look with the profoundest Interest on these pay ments, and are taking the ground that the British Intend, to till us up with gold aa rapidly as possible and make us sick of our demand that this ob ligation shall be met Thl thought 1 not altogether nn reasonabla, for we do not want the half of the world's jfold that 'we do not now possess. The question what to do with it and what action we should take In case df abandon ment at the gold standard by other countries would, be rather too much even for the bet of our financier. Surely there would be an unprece dented altuation, probably Involving vent of the roost unfortunate ohar- acain'. h M. of American business began to set so strongly In the right direction, our people have formed a habit of expectation, and it. I not ...iiw nhmiH bv ordinary events. Those matters therefor which face us Just at tne moment u? mud muv chill the spirits of business men or speculators. The man who Is inter ested in eecnrltle hold Just one key In his hand with which he unlocks the door of business every morning, and that Is the rate for money. Until something happen to change that materially hi. position w 11 not be changed, and he will wait in vain for any big war. .. . Market For Coffee Futures ;? a Little) Higher Yesterday New Tork, Nov. sV-The market for coffee futures wa a little higher to day on reporta of firmer Rio ex change rate. The latter wre offset . .nm. axtant. however, by fluctu ations In mllrel price and trading her remained, very quiet with the market opening one 10 ioui higher and cloelng at a net advanoj of four to five point. March old up from 9.63 to 9.55 and closing prices were the best of the day. Bales were estimated at about 1,8,000 hags. De cember 9.74: January 9.88; March 9.55; May 9.18; July 9.07; September ''"pot coffee: Firm; Rio 7s 10; Santo ia 18 to 16. Cost and freight offers included Santos Is and ts, part bourbon at 14.80 to 18.10 and Rio 7a at 10.10 to 10.40 Amerloan credits. The cables reoelved from Braall during the day showed declines of 810 rel in the dollar buying rat with th advance of H pence In the rate of Bio exchange on London. The Mriv rahia ,ranortine a decline of 100 to 876 reis In the Rio market was followed by cable howlng a dollne of 60 rels to a recovery of 76 rels and the Santos market wa 26 relj lower to 76 rels higher. Rio cleared 27,800 bags tor New Orleans and 8,600 for Galveston. Braslllan port re ceipt, 41,000; junaiany receipts, 24,000. na.. Chicago, Nov. 8. Cattle: Receipt, 11,040; fairly active; general beef teer trade unevenly teady to 25 hi,hu ,rimnM mnatlv sranaral on western grassers; top light steers 13.16; best heavlea and yearlings 13.00; bulk native beef steers .t'fl 11.26; bulk western grassers 6.004 l.vv; IWD UOBIJ . o call: ,HnMv,lV hf IMWI and heifers 10 to 26 higher: heifers snowing mosi aavance; vei vkiwb mostly 25 higher; other Classes firm; bulk desirable vealers to packers . ' . n en. ww tn milalara tin. ward to 11.60; bulk heavy bolognaf pun e.iw.e: uuik vmn, 1.00; bulk stocker and feeder 6.76 c ft vc Hors: Receipts, 22,000; market low; unevenly strong to 10 higher; . , , . . l , . .will. Iln AA n,4 Closing auii, uum v u w average 8. 4061.60; few 8.65; most 210 ' - . . v. n . r n o an, , . . 10 ZOU POUnu DUlcners i.iiwi.ivi wii a - - . .1. I J . I. ., 11. n.,1,lnv BnWB B.fv; UIIB WBU, " . . 7. 2608.00; desirable pigs mostly 8.00; .estimated holdover 7,000. , Sheep: Receipts, 20,000; fat lambs active; 25 to 86 higher; top 14.60 for choice 80 pound fed westerns to paokers; beat natives 14.60; bulk 14.0014.40; cull 10,50011.00, gener ally; three ear Washington lamb 14.40 straight to killers; desirable ted clipped: lambs 11.00913.60; feeders active. 16 to 85 higher; 10 car Mon tana feeding lambs averaging about 68 pounds 14.00: bulk lt.86O14.00; sheep strong to 16 higher; heavy fat ewe 4.606.50; lighter weight up to 1.00 paid tor on load: fat ewee averaging 118 pound to 8.00 paid tar one load: fat ewe averaging 110 pound. Drr Goad Harket, New Tork, Nov. 8. Cotton good advanced again today, following a sharp rise In cotton. New sheeting lists showed advance 'of from to tt cent a yard. The demand for heavv and wide rood for manufaO' turtna; numoaes was renewed. Weol goods were firm with rising tend ency. Silks sold freely, with printed silk attracting mors attention. Tarn war higher and firmer. Knit good were more generally active. Liverpool Oottsa. Liverpool, Nov. 8. Cotton, spot limited demand; prioe steady. Good mlddllna 16.24: fully middling 16.14 middling 15.04; low jnlddllng 14.70; good ordinary 18.99; ordinary 18.64; sales estimated 10,000 bales. Including a. 700 Amerloan. . Receipts 26.000 bales. Including 14,100 American. Futures closed firm. Novemmr 14.90; Decem ber 14.76; January 14.60 1 March 14.19 May 11.96; July 18.71; September 11.07 Meal Estate y LOANS We Lend Money , On Old Home in Good Condition To Build New Home On Centrally Located j - Buxineii' Property On 3- to 15-Yeer Easy-Payment Plan! . Information Gladly Given W'U gladly give you any information you drf. ire concerning Real Etate Loans. Stop by here any tithe and you'll find our loan depart- . ment ready and willing to assist you in any way possible.: ' Courteous Service No Unnecessary Delays ATLANTIC BANK .AND TRUST COMPANY y t of l Capital $1,200,000.00 GREENSBORO ' HIGH POINT Surplus, BURLINGTON ' . Profits .. $500,000.00 x , NEW YORK CURB MARKET the, New York Curb market today wer aa follows; ladnatrlals Sale Close 8800 Acme Coal ...y .63 1000 Acme Packing ' .17 900 Amalgamated Leather . 14H 1200 Brooklyn City R. R. .. M 8800 Buddy Duds ltt 10 Celluloid Co. ..........101, 600 - Cent. Teresa Sugar Co. .. 1 100 Chlcaaro NIodIs 4 Columbia Emerald ...... .40 Conley Tin Foil ........ 15 Continental Motor . Denver R. O. lit pr. Durant Motor Olllett Safety Itaior Olen Alden Coal ... Haves Whul Heyden Chemical ...... 114 L . . sow 6600 700 6600 200 000 224 100 1700 200 6600 200 100 'Mercer Motor "ft 61 165 55 88 Macv and Co. 'w, Macy ana t'o. pr. w. i. Mesahl Iron N. Y, Tel pr. w. L National Leather .. New Jersey Zinc .. Paokard Motor Paokard,. Motor pr. Peerless Motors . . . . Phlllpsborn Ins; 300 150 100 70 1400 160 600 100 ' 400 100 2000 700 Radio corp. pr 1000 Republlo Tire ......... 1000 South. Coal and Iron , 600 Standard Motor 200 Technicolor. Ino. Tenn. El. Pow Tlmken Detroit Axle .... Tobaooo Produot Ex. Todd Shipyard 111 ... ltt .. 11 y.uo !!l67 .. 16H 62 41 Philip Morris 1H Prima Radio ............. 1 Radio Corp. oom. ...... ihk Sale. Close. 1 Phillips Pet. 714 w. w. ..101H .'10 Pub. Serv. Corp. of N. J. 7. 108 1 Bears, Roebuck 7s, 1921 ..101)4 7 Shawsheen 7 104 4 Sheffield Farms 8H . Solvay and CI 8a U6K 44 Southw. Bell Tel. 7 102 6 Stand. Oil. N. T. 7s. 1911 ..106J4 t Standard Oil N. Y. Hs 106 ( Sugar State Orient 7 ,. 96 - 1 Bun Oil 7s . .... , 168 1 Swift and Co., 7s, 1111 ..102 28 Swift and Co. 5s 94 1 Tidal Osage 7 , 108 1 Vn. OH Prod. Is 101 1 United Rye of Hay. 7 ..106 14 Vacuum Oil 7a 107 4 Wayne Coal (s .' 71 "eFelara tliiMja Argentine 7s, 1928 . Canadian Steamship 7s French Government 4s &;ng. Netherlands (a King Serb Croat 6 xic ....100 .... 16 .... 87 96 . ... 79 .... 68 ",1 69 11 11 100 800 200 166 2200 V. a. Light and Heat 200 600 2200 800 1800 100 United Profit Shar. new United Retail Candy Wayne Coal ...ot. Wast End Chemloal ... Wlnther Motor A. ... Youngatown 8. and T. . taaeuu-a vus 100 Anglo Amerloan Oil ... 480 Atlantic Loboa ,. ., , . 180 Galena Signal Oil ... 786 Imperial Oil, Canada . 10 Illinois Pip Lis 100 Nat. Trans 10- Obi Oil . , 160 Pralrl Pip Lin ... 10 southern ripe Min Knuth Penn Ull. . . . Standard OH of Ind. 1 . .45 ! (i . i 1 ,4 10 12100 20 100 20 100 1700 6000 400 7000 400 1000 61 400 400 100 100 100- 1000 100 4000 200 200 2700 800 1900 9000 9100 2000 400 600 - 180 8800 800 800 200 " 400 6000 800 1100 200 100 8000 : .! , 66 .1184 .175 . 26 J04 .299 : . 96 .180 120 Standard Oil of Kansas .680 Standard Oil of Ken. ewl09 Standard Oil of N. T. ...676 Vacuum Oil " Iadepemdrnt Oil Alcan Oil a. 1 Allied Oil M ; Arkansas Nat. Oas ...... Boons Oil Boston Wyoming IA Carlb Syndicate ,.!! Cltle Serrloe j.........lH Cltle Service "B" ctfs ..20 Cltle Servloepr. .1 70 Continental Ret ...-. 1 Creole Syndtoate 2 Duquesne Oil Engineer Petrlum .... .21 Equity Pet. pr. 16 Federal Oil Feneland Oil Ollllland Oil Olenrock OH Grenada OU Oulf 'Oil W. L 61 Hudson Oil -. .-I International Pet, 14 Keystone Ranger .80 Klrbr Petroleum r . 4 Lyons Petroleum ..... Magnolia Petroleum ... Mammoth Oil Maracalbo Oil Marland Oil of Max. ... Merritt Oil Mexico Oil Midwest Texas Oil ... Mountain Producer ... Mutual Oil . New England Fuel ... New York Oil sooo r-oDie 1111 , 1000 Northwest Oil .L-". 2000 Ohio Ranger 2860 Pennock Oil ... 8000 800 1000 2100 400 7500 2000 20000 10000 1000 700 10000 200 200 1000 4000 17000 8600 2000 1000 14000 1600 .249 . 42 . 18 " 7T4 '. 80 . 16 . 12 . T6 : ? . .15 . .04 1 : ft . 18 ". 11 . .11 t 16 Tnnn Oil and Land 4 Tr.rmlli OU 1 West States OH and Land .21 wiicox cm "Y" Oil and Oas 10 MJaJJW Alaska-BrltCol. Metal Amr. Exploration Amer. Com. M. and M. Big Ledge Boaton and Mont Day. . . Boston and Mont Oon. '.. Caledonia Mining C .... Calumet and Jerome .... Candelarla Mining ...... Canarlo Red Bank Oil Salt Creek Sapulpa Ret Seaboard Oil and Oaa Shells Union Oil w. I. Blmms Petroleum .... South States till iina , . 41 1 2 114 f 1 Mexico Oat. Be I Mexico flAV Kb 80 Hamburg 4s 66 N. Y.. N. H. Fr. 7. ... . husslan 6 6 Russian 8 104 Swiss 5s 101U U. S. Mexloo 4 84 ROCKY MOUNT WILL . ENTERTAIN MEETING Fat of th Virginia League Fran- cnue wm oi Ueclded at' ' Public Meeting. (petal ta Dally Km.) Rocky Mount, Nov. 8. The cam. plete program for tha annual elder boy' oonfereno for tastera Carolina whlon will be held under the auroions cl th Y. M. C. A. Friday, Saturday and Sunday wa announced thl morning by local T" aSlolal. Th program for th meeting, whloh la ex peoted t bring approximately 100 y of th high eohool age to the city, Include many prominent speak ers ana aiscussion ot numerous emb lems. Th local committees are now completing all arrangement for th meeting, the aeourlng of home for th visitors being the moat difficult iaax now oonrrontlng thjim. Whether or not Roekv Mmmt m-ni nave proiessiwai baseball next season win o lett snuareiy up t tha cltisen. ship of ths lty wbea th natter I placed before them at a mass meet, lng which will b held In the re corder's courtroom of th municipal uuuuing rnaey nlant. Nituml,,. it Suoh wa th decision reached at a (pedal meeting of tb stockholders oi in iar neei, inc., owners ut the Rocky Mount franohlae In tha Vlr. glnla league, held at the chamber of commerce last night Informal dis cussion at this meeting chewed that the local club went in the hole ixv. eral thousand dollar laat season and that the fifteen backer of th Tar Heels, although extremely anxious to see baseball oontlnued In the cltv, were unwilling to take ekanni n further Josses In lew of the poor attendance and lack of Interest shown here last season. It was brought out at thl mast ing that one of three thing must happen. The present owners will' either liquidate the club, sell the franchise or else other men must com up with their basklnar Change tbe flnanolal complexion of the naaeoaii situation so that th number of stockholder will be Increased and th responsibility in oas of leas thus lessened. All these matter, however, will be placed before th mass meet ing whieh th Tar Heel decided to call, and the entire proposition left 1900 ' Con. Copper Mln. .04 .01 .01 78 .01 11 .15 1 1000 Cork Province 4700 Cortes Silver 1000 Creason Gold 4700 Dean Cona 2900 Dolores Eaperans .... 100 Dryden Gold 12000 El Salvador 110000 Emma Sliver Mine .. 9000 Eureka Croesus MOO Oallna Mln 18000 Goldfleld Deep Gold Development .... Goldfleld Florence .... Gold Zone Dtv. Mln. .. 8000 1000 1000 6000 18000 8700 2000 600 100 100 Hard Shell Mining Harmlll Divide Mln. .. Heola Mining Henrietta Silver Hilltop Mln Holllnger Sold Mine now souna uo. 14000 Ind. Load Mln .08 .28 ' .24 .09 .06 .18 .08 - .06 .09 a i it 2 !i1 4000 T.nn Htar 1000 McNamara Mln. and Mill. 2000 McNamara Crescent .... 100 Mason Valley 12000 National Tin 10000 Nevada Ophlr .10 11000 Nevada Sliver Bora .... .04 700 New Dominion 1 1600 N. Y. Porcupine .65 12000 Ohio Copper ., .44 6400 Ray Heroule Ulnss ,.M 1 1000 Rex Consolidated. ....... .07 Biivep mi nee Am. ...... it Spearhead 07 Standard Silver-Lead, 11 Success Mining 46 Tech Hughes 94 Tonopah Belmont ...... 1 1000 4000 1000 1000 1100 800 1700 1100 iooo 1000 800 1200 100 (300 1000 1000 100 Tononah Divide Tonopah Extension . ... I Tonopah North Star U, 8. Con. Mln .......a . Unity Gold . 4 United Eastern ........ 1 United Verde Ex. 16 Weet End Cona.'...... 1 West End Ext . Wllbert Mining Yukon Gold . . Deaaa Sale (In $1000) . 10 Ainea raoaer ss ,.... .i I Aluminum 7s, 1(21 101 Aluminum Ta, 191 ivs Amer. Cotton Oil .... 96 Amer. Oaa and Hleo. Is ..100 Amer. Light aneiTrao. 6 ..111 Am. Light Trao. 6s w W.100 Am. Tel and Tel. la, 1924 . .109 Anaconda Copper I ....100 Anaconda Copper 7s, 1911.. 108 Anglo Amer. un ? Armour and 'Co. 7 Atl. Gulf and W. I. 6 Beaver Prod. 7 .108 .104 4 99 Bethlehem Steel 7s, 1921.. 106J4 Bethlehem Steel 7s, 1985 ..108 Canadian Nat. R. R. eq. 71.. 110 V Canadian Nat R. R. 6s Canadian Pacific 8s Cent Steel 8s Charcoal Iron 8s -1-Cltle Service 7 "C" , 1 Cities Bervta 7a "D" . . . Columbia Orapfopnons ss CoL Oraphophohe is etca Con. Oaa Bait 6s 141 Con. Gas Bait. 7 107 Copper Ex. Ass'n 6s, 1924.. 102 Copper Ex. Ass'n 8s, 1916 -..109 Cudahy 7s 101 Dsere and Co. ths ... Detroit City Gas Is-... Galena Signal Oil 7 . Grand Trunk l ... Gulf OH 7s Hershev Co. 7t . .... Hock Valley Is ..100 6 Hood Rubbsr 7s 99 interooro rt. T. s, nil , .. st 61 Interboro R. T.. Is. ctf. .. 14 Kansas Oas and Elso Is. .. 91 21 Kansas City P. and U 6 .v 90 2 Kanaaa City Term I ..100 I Kennscott Copper 7s ..... .108 1 KltiK Co. El 6s ...... 99 18 .Laclede Oas 7s ......... .101 1 Llbby?McNIU aV Llbby 7s. ,101 11 Manitoba 7 ., 98 1 Merchant and Mfgr. 7 . , 99 I National Acme 7s .......I tl I 'National Leather 8s ...... 101 II N. Y., N. H. and Hartford 7 82 Phil. JU. ilaa ii ' .i squarely up to tha cltlsens. The present financial system may be changed or else the franchise sold, say the present mogulev CUMBERLAND READY TO HELP RED CROSS County- Committee Meats, Elects urticr and Flan For the . Roll Call. (Sjartal la Dall, NreO t FayetUvllle. Nov. I. The Cumber and county chapter of the Red Cross Inaugurated a new y"ear with the annual meeting of the chapter yee terday afternoon. All exeoutlve offl. cers were re-elected, aa were all the committee chairman with one ex ception, The meeting wa held In the room of the chamber of commerce, and flrt har th report of the officers and the chairmen of the varloua de partments of the chapter'a work whloh marked the closing of another year of service uoh a only th Red Cros I able to render. Th offloers and chairmen re-eleot-ed are, Mr. C. C McAllstsr, chair man; Mrs. A. S, Cromartla, vioe ohalrman; .W. W. Home, treasurer; Mr. Charles V. Sharps, secretary; Dr. J. R. Vann, chairman of the nursing committee! Mr. S. W. Till lnghaat, ohalrman of th cafeteria committee, and R. M. Horaburgh, publicity chairman, Mr. J. T. L. Armnald was elected chairman of the heme service department. A new com mittee wa created, thl being th cafe committee, which will have charge of the dining room of the hotel LaFayett. Mrs. E. H. Wil liamson was mad ohalrman of th new committee. The annual Red Cross rail call will be inaugurated on November 11 and oontlnue through th 19, Dr. Paul B. Wysong Optometrist Eye examination and glas fitting Phone 1298 101 N. Elm St oeima Linn mag. Rucker Bonded Warehouse Corporation Cotton Storage Cotton Factors CrMtutWo, North Carolina One million bales of cotton bought annually within a radius of 100 miWs of Greensboro. I Store your cotton in one of the beat markets in Amer ica. Liberal money adrancet on cotton stored. 4esaBaaseaaMaaaaassBiM , r I a 3L3UWa. 10 SEVERAL SHAPES 10c AND UP " ' W. F. Clegg Cigar Co., -.-. c B. B. Egerton Civil Engineer . areesakera), If. C. Highway, ttreet. Water Powers, bartma aai Fartt Develepsseata, Land Surveviaa aad lakairlsleav Plaaa, Man and Rsttasate. AlartH, OatUord Hotel. Dr. 0. B. McRae CHIROPODIST Appelates eats Preferred iaH H. Bias tt. Or abeee, 8f. C UN Havre la Ui 8 la I Dr.D.F.Keel wtshaa to eaa.eaa.ee ta h pre (eeatn th ! ( ! tot th exclusive graett l Orthe deatla. Reavaa Inflnaary v Sneaipin, North Oarollaa Southern Railway System Announces Improved Changes in Schedules Effective 12.01 A. M. November 5th Greensboro, N. C. Train From 188 Washington. D. C. Atlanta, Oa. 88 New Tork, N. T. New Orleans, Le ss Augusta, ua. 81 , New Orleana, La. 44 Atlanta. Oo. Ft Arrlva 1:40 . m. 7:48 n. iri: Waahlngton-New Td0:lt p. m. New Tork, N, T. 10:10 p. na. Washington, o. 0. T:8I a. m. Leave T:00 p.m. T:f p. m. 10:84 p.m. 11:10 p.m. 1:8, m. Train 43 Danville to Charlotte discontinued. Trains 185 and 44 will handle Washington-Atlanta Bleeping car, coachesyU. S. Mall and Express cars. No. 44 stopping 15 minutes at Lynchburg for luncheon. Trains 85 and 36 will handle New Orleans, Columbus, Birmingham and New York sleeping cars, also handle coaches. L. A. PEACOCK, C. T. A. H. C Smitber Collins Hill Established 1880 R. K. Dawssn HOLMES & DAWSON DOMESTIC Cotton Merchants Greensboro, N. C. EXPORT Member New York Cotton Exchange Liverpool Cotton Association (associate) Large stocks spot cotton available for quick shipment ex warehouses. Blake Phipps, Sales Manager, Frick Engines and Sawmills This is the new Frick High Pressure nortable eno-ine anrl ' boiler; best power for pulling sawmill, rock crushers, etc. Parried in stock at Greensboro and Salisbury. Stock Frick and American sawmills on hand; all sizes; woodworking machinery. If interested write for catalogue and prices. . M. G. Newell Co. Greensboro, N. C. Sterling Wheelbarrows So. -A Material Barrow waaaaaaaaia 2aS If. 16VA MoTta Marrow . , r,, Staaarlae on Storting ant ewt rows- wheelbarrow seats. The aart-atel featare ) th gterllaar harrow aaall aeaaeaar taa the aaM -Starllag oa a wheelkarrow aseaaa mora thaa f tea-Una! oa ailTer wee "He nag" aasreis aa -wtaitr eaaerate natxen, lareetlgata aa Oearlaee a Their lrlritr. BIS . Ena-eee It. E. F. Craven "The Boas atawkteorr Kan OroemsWre), Jl. C. at your service Officers 1. W, KB.T ................Prslilsnt J. 8. COX .... ...... ...Vlce-Presldsnt W. B. ALLEN ............. ..Vloe-Prea. and Traaa R. S. DOUGLAS Vloe-Pre. and Trust Offlosr W. M. RIDENHOUlt..... Beo. ana Ast. Trsa K. L MOO It B .Asst. Tree. Directors M. F. Douglas J. A. 0411 R. 11. Rees R. R. King J. S. Cox W, I. Allen R. D. Douglas J. W. Fry S. L. Trogdon P. C. Kucksr (. 8. Sergeant C. W. Caueer C. L. Howaro W. M. Rldenhour a J. Angle J. Etwood Cox, High Polttf, N. C ' J. a. Williams, Red Springs, N. C. GREENSBORO BANK AND TRUST COMPANY RealIy a Friendly Institution . N 1
Greensboro Daily News (Greensboro, N.C.)
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