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13 Unfavorable Report From the Near Easf Sends Prices Down BRINGING UP FATHER BY GEORGE MTV1ANUS rr EjAN,',KOU M.ONCJ tCfAt: THIN4 TCLLS ME THAT WE'RE. BT COUL.Y! VE AJRC lOt)T HERE. ISTHE.JUNiLf;t VOW! HERE A HOLE THAT THCM DO "fOU CiEHTLEMEN KNOW THAT XOU AWE, ON A PRIVATE GOLF NO-BUT T THtCjRT HON HUNTERS ILLtsCT! WOT'.'. A INSTEAD NCVrt WESE &I4 tjNAhCEfi NOT )NNA Selling At Losses to Avoid Payment of Heavy Taxed Causes General Weakening of the Market During the Day. Baldwin and Sludebaker Show Declines " i OF INCMA,- Off A UH UlVt 'Tl heako; .have. Am , FUNERAL GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER ' 29. 1922 i LhmI wn te Dtiir imi I (Cwnuht. ii, er ruuMpdU ruuia Uor.) New Tork, Do, It. It Is probable . thaw operation on both sldss of th i market dtotated by income tax con sideration, thereby establishing loaaea (or both bulla and baara, add ed to th volume of today'a bualnaia whloh ahowad an appraolabla sain ovar tea aggregate of raoant slons. . All tha aeoaptanoa of losses, however, waa not for long account. Tha -ahorta had thalr own troublaa " In aoma of tha buoyant laauaa, among whloh might - ba Uatad Baldwin, Btudabakar, tha Pan-American and several others. Tha lata raaetloa, that developed tn thaaa speculative favorltea may be aat down' to a re flection of a weakened market posi tion. Nevertheless, tha taking of loaaea here and there throughout the list contributed to awell the volume of selling, particularly aa thle waa tha laat day of the year for tha con aummajion of auoh tranaaxttona. Tha leaa favorable turn in tha near , eaat and tha rumora emanating from the Lausanne conference acted aa a pur to liquidation. The White Houae controveray with Senator Borah dleclosed an "element of fric tion that waa hardly auggeativa of unity of aotlon. At tha aama time. the Incident la oonatrued aa Indica ting tha eilstenoe of a more or leaa definite plan for European "aid tp process of formulation by the ed--ministration. Railroad aharea moved Irregularly, . and Were not sutstandlng blddera for apeoulatlve attention. It la .felt, fpwever,-that the. atatementa thua Maued on November earnlnga a gratifying ahowlng for one roada aa a whole. Net operating Income la forecasted at somewhat more than 176,009,000, compared with (,li,00 for the aama month laat year. Among tha Industrials, there were aoma wide prloe movements, but aft' er the activity . of tha aeaalon had about spent ltaelf tha - net changes were not especially Important. Cal ifornia Petroleum advanced sharply, but the subsequent reaction can celled an early gain of approximate ly Ave points. Anaconda waa under pressure, with selling attributed , to reports that the deal with Chfle had been deolared off. United - States Bteel waa tn strong demand about midday but heavy selling in tha aft' ernoon brought about a smart reae- titfn. The rubber and tire eompanlea made no perceptible reaponse to an nouncementa of advancee In tires.' The Son of the market toward the cloae waa irregular ' ana uncertain. Commodltlea were reactionary. Ex changee were dull within a narrow range. f between II and l par share on the seven i per ' oent - preferred which would go far towarda making up for tha very poor ahowlng of 1111 when only . 14 centa per ahare waa earned. Thle stock la Hon-oumulatlve, and at the present time Is being paid at the rata of five per oent Naturally this precludes any possibility of divi dends on tha common until after the full aeven per oent has been paid on the preferred. However, the company estimated showing la em inenuy satisfactory, aa It Indicates more than II a ahara - on the III.- 00,000 eommon . after all preferred requirements are met. MONITOR. lywover Smt to the olaea MONITOR'S WALL TRETET OOlaTP. ( lean Wlm te Data . . (Cewrkst. ins. sr ndlorMaela rebus leaar.) New Tork, .Dae. 81. California Pa . trolaum again took tha lead among tha oil' stocks, following a revival of tha rumor that Pan-American In terests were seeking control v of the . California company. Thla waa de nied by & I Doheney several dav ' ago, and also by offiolala of the Cal ifornia Petroleum. However, tn re port persists In springing up her 1 aad then In tha. street, and, ln-aama ' vuartera tha auppoaed term are be- me dleousaed It la said that the HeeC If put through, wilt ba on . lb ere tor ahare basis, one ahara uf Pan-Amarloan "B" for on ehare f California Petroleum. The fact that offiolala of California. Petroleum are '. expected In New Tork around tha end of thla week lenda enough color to tha gossip to ensure Its circulation. Opposition by New Tork bankera to tha proposal that the Huntington block of Cbeaapeake and Ohio atoo held by tb Van Bwerlngena ba fl . nanoad by meana of tha aala of col lateral trust bonds secured by this atook la expected to hold thla up 1 until after tha turn of the year. Ex tension of the option for two week mar ba sufficient to permit of the nensssary capital being raised In or around Cleveland. Thar la soma talk of the possibility ,of a merger of . Cheaasaaka and Ohio with New Tork, , Chicago and St. Louis, vhloh road la already controlled by the Van ' Bwerlngena. Buoh a consolidation would mean that the neoeaaary fi nancing might b don aa a Joint proposition, ualng tha combined aa- et of tha two roada aa collateral. The legal entanglements whloh would have to be' straightened out through the Interstate Commerce ccmmlaalon would take months, which would " naturally require a muoh greater ex- tenelon of tha life of th option. Reporta were In circulation that , tha Anaconda-Chile mercer plana . were threatened, and Anaconda and with a sharp burst f liquidation aa a result, no important, niton naa oeen reported as yet and the character of support which appeared around 41 gava ample evidence that tha situa tlon can hardly be really serious. It Is entirely likely that much of th early eellinr of Anaconda cam be as cribed to sale to establish loose for tax purposes. As a matter of fact, a good deal of tha liquidation which appeared today might ba laid to thla cause, aa thla lithe laat day ii mm wklnn auck anloeNarn Mrmll, 1M. KJ So-called "Inside" Information cam. v 'nVt be always accepted without re serve. An odd Instance of this de veloped In the offloe of a prominent brokerage eonoera today with refer no to th advertised deal between Pond Creek Coal and ' the Ford In tereata. On customer bought Pond Creek Coal today beoanse he had ah solute aaauranca that tha deal with the Detroit magnate waa going through. Another client sold tt on th equally poetlve assertion from th Ford camp that tha deal was all off, Th advance In Coca-Cola to point wall above It waa baaed) upon Its November earnings, during" whloh month tha oompany abowsd 1171,775, ' whloh la a little mora than half the average. for thsjlret nine months of the year. In view of the fact that November is one of tha dullest months of tha year for a company of thl aort, th . ahowlng was ex eeptlonally good. It la not conaldered likely that tha oompany will exoeed the 114 per share on th common pre dloted early in the year, but It ehould earn more than twice the II per ahare required for dividend pur. poses. Aa a matter of faot, earnlnga for the f lrat nine moatha of the year laoked but fa centa per share of mak log III for the common. . Wall etreet Is becoming convinced that atook dividend prospects of Stew .art Warner are decidedly email' Ear Her In th month there had been con alderabl discussion of ths possihlll' ties of a distribution of- about IS-per i cent In common. However, th com pany's business has been very good, and whan directors meet In January ' tt la expected that tha caah dividend rat will again be Increaeed. . At the beginning of th year, Stewart War. aer paid at the rata of i per year. '" , In the seoond quarter this was In creased to an annual rate ef II, and lm th third quarter to 14, with an Txtra of ll per shar paid earlier In sveoemben , j.:-' .t ' Caat Iron Pip Is expeoted to earn B. EVANS CHICAGO LETTER (Br Inns Win te belli nrei.l (Conrritbt, 1123. ar rbliedilliaU ruMk Ledter.) Chicago, Deo. It. It muet be that th world haa passed far Into stol olsm. Thla morning when it waa an nounced that the British fleet had sailed tor Constantinople sterling exchange aotually advanced a little though along with the rest of things it waa too lasy to do muchx The stock market pursued the course, If It may be called a course, that it has nollowed for some weeks past, paying llttl heed to anything, even to Itself. In thla city th announcement waa aa sensational as If somebody had reported a fleet of fishing smacks In Lake superior bearing down on a school 'of white I Ish. A war menace which a decade in would have glvsn sensitive buslnsss fever and ague Is now a common place. We may remember that since toe great conflict we have had a war between Rueela and Poland and a war between Turkey and Greece. Even those considerable affairs. whloh caused great auffsrtng among millions of people, were lust small punctuation marks In ths history of mo iwenuem cemury. this unspoksn -message sent bv a warship la indeed a small matter by Itself, but it haa the possibilities of involving several natlona In conflict. and the attitude of men seems to bs "let it come, but I don't want any further par la any war1, tt Is such a bora.' .A bank president of this city on being told of this movement of British, warships was vary gleeful and remarked: 'Now th Turk -will ilm nn tk dotted tin." It Is true that when Great Britain puts her paddle Into the water all the oceans of the world respond with a reaction of hip' or fear. In thla caa then is a somewhat bumptious youngster In. the family of modern natlona who haa seen a chance to get aomethlng out of. western civilisation and haa mad th moat' of It by cap turing tha ancient city of Constanti nople witaout a blow and whose head may be somewhat swelled bv his successes. Re may dlsohargs a breath of contempt toward those big ships, to his own cost and that of the world, and therefore it te In rdr for us all to be a little apprehensive of another European war. There wit he no atoaul otl cast on th troubled water by Oreat Britain, for when that power get hold of an oil well or a whole oonntry she sticks. And thsn Oreat Britain has on her aid that anolent and beautiful and., universally accepted : doctrine mat a title obtained by killing peo ple, called a title br oonoueet. la good. When a Chicago banker, waa tnM today that sterling had gone up on th announcement of the war menace. U9 rpiis; "it ought to go up." men through two good sets of teath preaaed hard against each other he uttered th Indignation that of aa often feel against ths Turks for uisir record in th destruction of hu- aa me. But we do not take sufficient aetv wane or tns laat that th Turk Is vying o o good, trying aa hard aa anybody constituted aa ha la can try auoh a thing, and .undertaking through th reform movement Initi ated a few year ago to make hi nauon iixe tn weetern nations. Alter ail, we are right In not get ting exalted over thla affair. It wilt e sue anougn to destroy Europe, now more than half, destroyed, nor on the other hand hir tnomh place reat demands on thla oountry ir war supplies ana breed op a lot mare pronieara. Nor are w in this aountrr In dan. er of antMng won than th Idlo s TP creel oe of Senators LaFnil.tt. and Borah or engaging la a aerleo of worm eoonomlo oonfereno that would land up tn nothing just as thoae of Europe have. irinm.i.iiv tha future of th world, at leeet tar tha next deoade, depend on thla on laea oi wnioa ao much haa beea said and so little known of soma action by " liuibea oiua in oo-operatlon with European power to relieve the political and eoonomlo d litre ea of Eu rope. It la dearly Indicated that soma steps are being taken in Wash. ingua, If w want to worrr ehmif mmi, thing, that ehould ba our nM.r.tlv W aometlm feet In a hurry about una metier, and- that Is fitting, but we may remember that Oarman f. fair have not yet gone to the laat point of desperation and may be glad that we have learned to be stoloal and thus lees likely to do aomethlng rash than If w Were In our normal conaition. , C B, EVANS, CwrrtftA ltt W Ft h II j2&sfwm "Cs I r i ui' , MUTT AND JEFF The Lion Tamers Certainly Work Fast Irregular Fluctuations In Market For Coffee Futures Chloege Cattle , .nl8' Dfl- l Cattle; receipts 10,000; killing elassss aotlve; beef steers strona to oente hivkMr, k. ter grades reflecting, advance la most m.muuoi Mp matured ateers 10.sH, tew loaaa 10.60 0 10.40; bulk beef tf T.604TS.S0S beef cows and helf- cia mny zt nigner; spots up more on better grade; canners and cutters iron; ouns strong to it cents high er; veal calves II tq 10 higher; stook- ers and fai1r Ahmtf w bulk dealrnble veal nelvea tn nmi.ml 10.40ail.00; bulk deelrable holoana hulls 4.40e4.40; bulkstookers and feeders 1.75 07.00. . Hogs: Reoelpts 10,000; early market live io tv lower; closing siow around It lower; bulk ISO to III pound aver age 1.1001.46 early; toi 1.10; bulk packing sows 7.1001.00; desirable Pigs mostly (.iwvi.it; holdover lib eral. Sheep; Reoelpts 1 11,000; fat lambs araggy; isw early salas to olty butcher and ahlnosrs around ateadv: bulk to packare 11 to II centa lower witn several loads unsold at noon tcp 15.40 to city butohers; II. IS to packera; bulk desirable tat dipped lamb - ll.7i4tll.lii 'aoma aummer ahorn up to 14.00; choloe 10-pound fed yearling wethera fully steady at 11.00; cjlpped 10-pound yearling 11.00; deelrable 10-pound feeding lambs 14.60; sneep steaay to strong aaed 100-pound wooled wethers t.ii cltpepd 110-pound kind L00; choice fat ewes 1.10. Llverpeel Cettea. Liverpool, Deo. II. Cotton, spot quiet; prloe aaaler; gqod middling, 14.1); fully middling, it.14; middling, 16.se: low middling, ll.Oli good ordi nary, 14.41; ordinary, 14.11. Sale, 4,000 bales, including 1,700 Amsrt oan; reoelpts, 11,000 bals.s Including 14,100 Amerclan, Futures olosed quiet; December, 1470; January, 14.4; naren, 14.44; May, 14.14; July, 14. u; ootocer, ii.je. e e e e e e e e By BUD FISHER I f t'WS 0T A UMftrtNuT To SriMtcrt L ""iTT rPf L 1 0Wfi ifkf " 't't' I ' 00 40 ' '""ITU wT New Tork. Deo. II. Teeterday's advances were followed by rather ir regular nuotuationa in tne marxet for coffee fUsturea today and th vol ume of buslneee waa smaller. The opening was unchanged to two pointe lower, and tha more active monthe sold three to eix pointe below yes terday's closing figures with May declining to 1.17 and July to 1.1. Rallies followed on reports of a firm spot situation, however, and the closs was net three points hlghsr to two points lower. Sales were eetl matad at about 11,240 bag. Janu ary IOjoz: Marea .ii May s.eu; July 9.21; September 1.71; Decem ber 1.41. 8pot coffee firm; Rio 7e 114 to 11H: Santos 4s 15U to is cents. Coet and freight offers were about unohangedJncluUng Santos Is ana ia, part bourbon at 14.20 to 14.10; and Rio 7 at 10.4F to 10.40 American credits, The ortlolal cables reported an aa- vanoe of 10 rele In the dollar buying rat with no change in Rio exchange on London. The Rio market wee 224 to 10 rl higher with Bantoa no rele hiaher to 71 rsls lower. Santos reported clearance of 17,100 bags for New lorx, ana ll.ioe tor xioeion. Braxlllan port leceipte 41,000; jun- dlahy receipt, 11,000. raanea and lew Orala Letter (eadel le Dtilr Mm.) Chicago. Dec. II. Wheat waa quit active, everything eoneldered, and after opening steady with the cablea, ran into verv limited buylnc power. bringing about scattered uaiMdation ana proreesionai selling, togetner witn a aetoack. owing to nmitea ex port interest early, and distent montna anowea a neavy tone me oai ance of the day, cloelng at about tha days lows, with svidenoe of profit taking by cash Interests, who were credited with belnr the leading lonra Ttere was no news to aooount for th selling, asiove from unsettiea po litical conditions, and relative weaa Mil at WlnnlDeOL Corn market started nrm on During agalnat export eales and with steady oables, out pront-taxing waa mij, and profeaslonal selling and liquida tion nausea aeciaea weaaness. The oat market movea witn otner mini with eerlv trade Hint and lea' tureless, and with liquidation a fac tor late In the session. Provisions were under pressure ana eomewhat eaalsr most or tne aay, with bearish hog nsws, limited caah demand and lower hog and foreign m.rk.li Considerable buvlna of lard was on again, against eales of COttOn Oil. FKNIMBK AINU Dr-AlXft. BALTIMORE! HAT AND GRAIN. (Si Lewd Win to DUB Iml Baltimore. Dee. 21. Wheat. Nc 1 red winter apot, no quotation; No. i red winter enot. 1.17 4t: HO. I re a winter spot, no quotations; No. t red winter garlicky, l.llli; No. I red winter garlicky, no quotations; Do oemher. 1.141. Corn: Cob corn, new, e.tiu oarrei; contract apot, SlVk bushel; No. corn soot. II: No. 4, no quotations; track corn yellow, No. 1 old to bet ter. HI bushel. ' Oats: Whit No. I. 44 busnsi aenea: NO. I. 44 H. Har: Keoeiois. II tons maraei for ton grade timothy and light clover mixed, 11.00020.00 ton and tor good mixed, 11.00917.40. Oartoaeeed Oil New York. Dec. II. Activity pre vailed In th cottonseed oil market today, and while prices receded early In the session under aenvenes oi ll.- 100 barrels, they recovered the loss and closed two to sight points net h aher. Htrenctn in tanow ana steer' Jne aided, the market, and commls. alon house demand contmuea active. Sale 20,400 barrels. Prime crude l.lll nominal; prime aummer yellow spot 10.40; January 10.11; March 10.41; May 10.49 all hid. BALTIMOMI PRODUCE. (Br leesM Win le Pels' Nrei.1 Baltimore, Dec. 21. Eggs, loss off native and nearby iirats, aosen, 7 4J4H' southern. 44041. flutter, r.reamerv fancv. nound. II nrlnte. 44047: nearby creamery. 46 41; ladlee, 20014; rolls, 11011; store packed, 42941) aairy prints, stvao, Potate Market, nhloaaro. Deo. II. Potatoes dull Wisconsin sacked and bulk round white", NO. 1, 10640 owl.; Mlnne ente sacked and bulk round whites. 76 0 15 cwt; Minnesota sacked Red river Ohloa, 1.00 cwt.; Idaho sacked russets. No. 1. branded. 1.16 owt. Idaho sacked rurals. No. 1, I0O 1.00 cwt. Sals Close Maw Tn.b Tl S T,..nH.n. on the New Vorit curb market today war aa follows: NEW YORK CURB MARKET Sales 12400 17060 100 00 700 60 100 200 1100 400 600 400 Industrial. 40 100 1000 400 100 1400 4100 400 60 1100 . Coal 44 , Ind. .... yj pr 14 Acm Coal Acme Packing Alunti Co. of Amer. ... Amal. Leather Arnold Constable Borden's Cons. Milk .. Brit. Amer. Tob. reg. . Brit. Amer. Tob. ooup . Bklyn. City R. R. . . . . Buddy Buds Car Light Cent. Teresa Sugar Co. loo Chicago Nipple 1000 Cleveland Auto 4000 Columbia Emer. 100 Cont. Motore Del. u. and W. Coal uurant Motor. Federal Telegraph uooayear Tire Hud. and Man. Imp. Tob. 4M Intercont. Rub 4ft Kuppenhelmer Co. 21 Kuppenhelmer Co. pr. ... II Lehigh Power Seo 6U 1000 Libby McNeill 48 H 100 Llbby McNeill, new OH 1000 Macy and Co 4H 400v Marconi Wlra America ,. t 440 Mercer Motor ,., 144 1400 Mercer Mot.' v. t. etf. ... II 700 Mesabl Iron 1 100 Mllllkan Tractor . ! 100 National Motora 104 - 100 New Flotlon Pub t 200 New Flotlon Pub. pr. ... IK 100. New Jersey Zlno II 100 New Tork TeL pr. 10 100 Feerleea Motora , 71 100 Prrene Mfg fi 24900 Radio Corp. com IV 100 Radio Corp. pr. 21 400 Repettl Candy 1000 South. Coal and Iron ... .41 1000 Stand. Mot 2U, Technical Prod t Tob. Prod. Exp 6 U. 8. L. and H. 1A 100 V. S. L. and H. pr 1H 1440 V. B. Metal Cap .74 United Profit Shar. new. 4 United Retail Candy .... I Wayne Coal 1 Willys Corp. 1st pr. . 4? Willys Corp. 1st nr. ott.. I 200' Winther Motor A t Standard Oils. Anglo Amer. OH 17 Atlantlo Loboa . .' 4 Buckeye Pipe Line 16 Crescent Pipe Line . .... 46 Eureka Pipe Line 17 Oelena Signal Oil 61 Imp. Oil, Can 111 Illlnoia Pipe Line 142 Indiana Pipe Lin-...... 91 Nat. Traps. .,.. 16 Northern P. L Ill Prairie Oil and Oa ..,..120 Prairie Pipe- Line Metal Market. New Tork. Dec. 24. Copper aulet eleotrolytlo spot and nearby, 14 O 14 futures. 14. Tin easier; epot and nearby, II.I7O44.00; futoree. 10.00. . Iron, ateady; No. 2 northern, 27.00021.00. Lead steady ;-lt, 7.11 07.21. Zlno. quiet; Eaat St. Louis pot and nearby delivery, 7.0007.10. Antimony apot, 1.4604.40. Iwmlaa Bar Silver London, Dec. 26. Bar silver 114 pence per ounce. Money 1 per cent Discount rates, short and three month bill, 2 psr cent, 400 200 1400 700 1700 1700 400 100 1200 1400 120 10 . so 06 246 120 100 100 20 40 0 144 Southern Pip Lin . ... so Bouth Penn Oil 1 1400 Stand. Oil of Cal. w. I... 12100 Stand. Oil of Ind 1 1400 Rtand. Oil of Ken. ...... 1 10 Rtand. Oil of Neb 1 4000 Stand. Oil of N. T. W. I. . 1100 Vacuum Oil w. I. Independent Oils. 1000 Amer. Fuel Oil 100 Boeton Wyoming 1100 Carlb Syndicate 186 Cities Service .... . ..1 600 Cities Service "B" ctfs. . 200 Cities Service pr. 100 Colombian Syndicate ... 100 Columbia Pete. 100 Creole Syndicate lflOO Cushing Fete. 1000 Engineers Pete. , l'JOO Ertel Oil S100 Federal Oil .!. 1400 Fensland OH ............ 100 Ollllland Oil 1400 Olenrock Oil 100 Granada Oil 1100 Oulf OH w. t. 1000 Hudson Oil 400 Inter? Pete 21000 Keystone Ranger 1100 Klrby Pete IP00 Lance Creek 000 Latin Amer. Oil 1400 Livingston Pete. 1400 Lyons Pete 100 Magna Oil 400 Mammoth Oil 100 Maracalbo Oil 100 Mar)- Oil 10(0 Marlar.d Oil of Mex. ... 00 Mertltt Oil 100 Mex. trifle Oil , 1700 Mexican Oil 1900 Mountain Prod. ........ 1100 Mutual Oil 400 New England Fuel 400 N. M. and Aria. Land Co. 16000 Noble Oil 2(00 Omar Oil 600 Pennok Oil 1000 Red Banks Oil 1900 Ryan Cons 1700 Salt Creek 7.. 100 Bait Creek Cons. .... 1400 SaptApa Ret -. too savoy on TOO- Seaboard OH and Gas ... 2400 Blmms Pete 13000 South. Pete, and Ret. ... 1700 South States Oil 200 Tex. Ken. Oil 17000 Texon Oil aneM,and .... 1600 Turman Oil 1400 Vulcan Oil 400 Wilcox Oil 1000 "Y" Oil and Oa Mining. 101 Alaa-BrU. UoL Jaatala 100 Alvarado Mining , Anglo-Amer. Corp. S. A Belcher Ext Big Ledge Bison Gold Boston and Mont. Con. Candelarta Mining ... Canarlo Cons. Cop. Mln. Cons. Nev.-Utah Cont. Mines Cork Province Cortes Silver Cresson Odd Davis Daly Dean Cons Divide Ext Doldre Esperan Dryden Gold El Salvador Eureka Croesus First National Copper , Forty-nine Mining Fortune '. Ooldfleld Cone. Ooldfleld Deep Ooldfleld Dev Ooldfleld Florence Green Monster Hard Shell Mining Marmlll Divide Mln. ... Heola Mining Hilltop Mln Holllnger Gold Mines ., Howe Sound Co Ind. Lead Mine ....... Iron Blossom Knox Divide La Rose Mining , Lone Star Marsh Mines Cons. ... Mason Valley National Tin New Dominion N. T. Honduras Rosarlo Ohio Copper Ray Hercules Mine ... Rex Cone. , Richmond Cop Rochester Silver Ruby Rand Sandstorm Kendall ... Sliver Mines Am Simon Silver . i South Amer. P. and G. Spearhead Stewart Mining Tech Hughes Tonopah Cash Boy ... Tonopah Divide . . Tonopah Ext Tonopah Midway . Tuolumne Cop. . . . U. S. Cont. Mlnea Unity Gold United Eastern . . . United Verde Ext z Wes( End Cons. . West End Ext. . . . Western Utah Cop. Tukon Alaska .... Close. . 1 . 26 . 4 . .04 . .24 . 11 . .11 : ii. . 12 . I . .11 . 1 . 2 : h . .10 . 1 . .64 . .02 . .24 . .10 . 7 . II . .01 . .09 . .06 . .16 . .04 . .01 , .01 . .01 : liSt : ?ft . .ii . .02 . .11 . .04 . .01 :: SI .. Js :: !o1 .. .it .. .16 .. .24 .. .01 .. .11 .. .11 .. .07 .. .01 .. II .. .11 .. 17 .. 1 .. II .. .60 .. .It .. .. 1A .. 17 .. 144 .. .01 .. 14 .. .11 ...64 ... 74 ...102 ...106 4s 17 1 ..101 .106 . 61 .104 .10? . tt .101 . 06 24 ' 99 .104 .107 tt Feaaer and Bean Stokletter. (speritl u Dmur lll New Tork. Dec. 21. Word that the British Mediterranean fleet had left on eudden ordera for Constantinople reached Wall street midway through the forenoon today. For a few mln utea it led to hurried unloading of atocks bought during the first hour' and on previoua daya. But the mar ket promptly ateadled and the pools In Baldwin locomotive, Studebaker. and one or two other leaders once more demonstrated their complete control of the altuatton. The fleet order following ao Immediately the British refusal to give up the Mosul oil territory and the Turkish oounter threat waa on ita lace a ratner dis turbing bit of news. But lust as was the cass In October ana again In November, when , the Turkish sit uation seemed very much strained. the marketa refueed to be upset. Railway atooks again hung ' firs, with soma of them definitely weak. Thla was not due to .disappointment over November tranio returne, ex cept in a very few instances. The Reading aegregation plan, the details of whloh were published, was not regarded as up to expectations. It seemed to favor the coal oompany at the expenee of the railroad com pany, and both Reading and Lehigh Valley, the latter on the Idea that after all Its plans for the separation of ooal properties might also prove disappointing, sold off sharply. The on effect whloh new of th calling of ths British flset had upon the stock market toward the end of the day was t Instill a spirit of caution about attempting new ven tures. This led to a deolded falling oft In activity during the last hour or so, FENNER AND BKANB. Motors and Other Electrical Equipment Rewound, Rebuilt, Repaired PhuiMaar, Eleetrle Llghtlaai aa Pewev Iastallattoaa "We D It Right" WALKER ELECTRIC AND PLUMBING CO. Sveeaek! N. C . HUNTING SUPPLIES This is th time of the year when the fleldaand woods beckon to every real hunter,1 and to fully enjoy th (port th proper accessories must bs provided. Tou'll And Jurt what you want here from OUNS and AMMUNITION to th hunting togs. All of well known and dependable brands. , SOUTHSIDE HARDWARE CO. nM ids Feretg-a Kxcaang. New Tork. Deo. 14. Forelrn ex changes, Irregular. Quotations In cents: Great Britain, demand, 4.14; cablea, 4.44; 10-day bills on banks, 4.41. France, demand, 7.11; cablee, 7.24. Italy, demand 1.04; cables, 6.04. Belgium demand, 1.41; cables, 1.42. Germany, demand .0130; cables, ,lll. Holland, demand 14.70; cables, 19.74. Norway, demand 11.91. Sweden, demand tt.lO. Denmark, demand 20.47. Swltserland, 14.14. Spain, demand 11.71. Greece, demand 1.19. Poland, demand .0061. Csecho Slovakla. demand 1.14. Argentine, demand 21.00. BrasU, demand 11.17. Montreal, 9 4 if. in 11,000 - Allied Packer Is ctf. Allied Packer Is . ... Aluminum 7s, 1926 . Aluminum 7s, 1914 .. Amer. Gas. and Eleo. Am. 8. and R. Is, w. I. Amer. T. and T. (a. 1124 .101 I Anaconda Cop. le 101 Anaconda Cop. 7s, 1921 .104 Atiglo-Amer. oil 7V4..S Armour and Co. 7a .., Atl. Oulf and W.-I. Is Beth. Stl. 7s, 1121 ... Beth. Stl. 7s, lit! .., Can. Nat. Ry. 6s .... Canadian Pao. 6a .... Charcoal Iron Is Col. Oraph. Is, ctfs . Cons. Gas. Bait. ( Cons. Gas Bait. Is . . , Cons. Gas Bait. 7s , Cons. Textile Is .... Cop. Sxp. Assn. Is, 1126.102 Deer and Co. 7U ....101 Detroit City Gas 6a ...,.101 DetroR Edison 6s w. I... 102 uaiena Hignai on 7s . . General Aephalt Is ... Grand Trunk 6s .... . Oulf Oil 7s I Oulf Oil I I Hock Valley Is I Hood Rubber 7 I Interboro R. T. Is, ctf i Kahaas City P. A Jf. 6a. 90 ' Kennecott Cop. 7s 106 I Laclede Oas 7s 101 i Lib., McN. and Lib. 7s . 19 i Louisville Gas and El. 6a 11 l Nat. Cloak and Suit la .106 f Ohio Power 6a 10 I Pub. Serv, Corp. N. J. 7e.l0t I Seara-Roebuck 7a, 1921 ,101 I Shawsheen 7s 101 I Sheffield Farma s ...100 r South. Bell Tel. 7s 102 I Stand. Oil N. Y. 7s, 1926.104 I Stand. Oil N. Y. 7s, 1926 104 I. Stand. OH N. T. 7s, 1127.106 I Stand. OU N. T. 7s, 1924.107 I Btsnd OH N. Y. 7s, 1929.107 I Stand. Oil N. T. 7s. 1940.104 i -Biana. un n. x. vs, ivsi.ios i Stand. OU N. T. 6s ...107 I Swift and Co. 7s, 1911 r Swift and Co. 6s L Tidal Ossgs 7s . in on i roa. ss Fifty Per Cent Steek Divides. Boeton, Dec. 29. A dividend of 10 per cent In eeoond preferred stock,' payable to common stockholders, waa voted at the meeting of the stock holders of the Saco-Lowell Shops today. To make thie dividend pos sible, .tb common etock was In creaeed, extending the total capital isation from 11,617,600 to 19,181,400. The company, whloh haa plants at Blddeford, Maine, Lowell and New ton, makes textile machinery. .102 . .101 .100 United Rys. of Ha v. 7s.l0l ..107 44 Vacuum Oil 7a Wayne Coal 4e 71 Ve-relgn Bds. Argentine 7s, 100 King. Nsthdrlanda Is ... 91 Mex. Gov. 4s 64 Rep. Peru le tl Rueslan 4s 10 Russian !s ott ...... 10 Russian 4s 10' Russian ls ctfs. ...... t Swiss 6s 101 U. S. Mexico 4 ......... 11 Dry -Good Market v New Tork, Dec 24. Cotton loode were steaAy today with th demand lighter. Yarns were firm. New lines of domets will be open tor Inspection January 1. Raw silk waa slightly higher. Wool goods were steady; trade awaiting the opening' of new lines for tall. 'Burlaps were firmer and higher. , Ueaeral Motor Bay Stock New York. Dec. II Pierre S. Du. pon(, president of General Motors, announced today that the corporation had acquired all outstanding stock of the Brown-Llpe-Chapin company, of Syracuse, H. ty. Chapln, former gen eral manager, waa elected president, succeeding A. T. Brown. Naval Mores, Ssvannah, Dec. '24. Turpentine, 191. m. ...alnl . 111. shipment 177; stock, 14,902. Rosin, firm: sales. 1,251; receipts, 1.144; shipments, 6,742; stock, 98,7111. Quote: B D E K G H, 4.10; K, 4 400 e.vu; at, e.eu; n, e.eo; vvu, e.vv; w w. 4.40. ' We4Uy Cotton gtatlette. Liverpool, Dec. 18. Weekly cotton statistics: Total forwarded to mills, 42.000, bales, of which American 20, 000: atook, 869,000. American, 497,000. Imports, 41.000; American, 41,000; no exports were reported. . Charlotte Cotton Market, l Speritl le Pillr km. I . Charlotte. Deo. 26. Charlotts cot ton market: Receipts, 10 bales; price, 24 cents. Join The Morris Plan Christmas Savings Club FOR 1923 Weekly Savings What You Will Have SIM Per Week M Weeks adjD and SlAf Interest ll.0 41N Per Week M Weeks flMJW and SJW Interest S12UW Per Week 60 Weke IIBO. and SS.T5 Interest 1M.TS S4UM Per Week M Weeke t20M and 4)84 Interest fa&M SAO Per Week DO Weeks 2A0.0O and SSJS Interest S2S4UH ' JOIN NOW 1 The Morris Plan Industrial Bank Resources Over $400,000.00 , 11 1. Klea Street Greeesbor. N. C. El W. A. Hewitt, Pres. I., i. DaSey, V.-Pres. ' E. C. McLeaa, Cask lev Foreign Her Silver. New York. Dec. 21. Foreign bar silver, 64; Mexican dollars, 49. Electric Blue Printing Field and Office Supplies For Englneon and Architect Blaeyrlat Department e SPOON & LEWIS 407 Aaserleaa Bank Blag, e ttreonak, K C. 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