THE ASH1SVILLE CITIZEN, SAT ULWAY, DEOmUEii HI,
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MARKET, IslEWS OF YESTERDAY
MUMP
nuiniiu
NEW YORK STOCK LI8T,
(South)
ACTIVin IS INCREASED
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE II i
Htock.
E IS REGISTERED
Transport Division Stimu
lated by President's Proclamation.
21
80
Am. Intl. Corp '170
Am. Locomotive ...It"
Am. I.lnuPcd 00
Am. 8mlt & IirT. . . 45
Am. Su?ar n
Am. Hum. Toboro .i 7
Am. T'l. Tel. ..illO
Am. Tobacco i t
Annronila Copper -.113
AtchlRon
All. Count Line
All., U. A W. I..
I laid win I,oco . . .
H. O
Hfthl. Steel "H"
Canadian I'aclflo
94
4
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460
130
150
27
62
32
NEW VOIIK, Vrc. 26 Hcsuinptlou of
1-adlnr on th stock exchange afti-r the
Christinas recess was attended by greater . ''entral Leather
nrtivitv and breadth of oneratlona. due I C. A O
i-nieny to a Renenu nemnmJ lor riiiiroua vni., am. oi.
Hharea. I'realdent Wilson proclamation 1 Chi., It. I. & I'ac... 40
orderlnir the return of those proiierlK-H to , imno copper 40
Drlvate ownerHlilo on March I, next 'Colo. Fuel & Iron..
.Htlmulatcd the entire transportation di
vision, the. buyinic oon extending to rail
roada and kindred iiteelH.
Tobacco, shipping-, oil", motors and
numorous peace Industrials were added to
th list In th course of the almost steady
rise, toe-ether with food shares and Issues
of no adults classification. For the first
time this month traders and commission
Cora J'roducts
Crucible Hloel
Cuba Cane Sugar..
Kris ,
l.encrol Klectric ..
General Motors . . .
Great North'n. pfd.
Ot. North., Ore C'tfs.
i.ulf States Steel ..
I Illinois Central
Inspiration Copper
Int. Mer. Mar., pfd.
int. MCKei
Int. Taper
Kennecott Copper .
I.. A N
Maxwell Motors ...
Mex. Petroleum ..
Miami Copper ....
Mldvalo Steel
Missouri Pacific ...
N. Y. Central
to 15 percent after op- N. v., . H. & II..
entnjr at 10, holdinc at the maximum rato i N. & W
at the close. OfferlnnH of time money Northern Pacific ..
wore nominal, countiv banks buying free- Ohio Cities Oas ...
ly of commercial paper. I Ok la. Prod. & Ref..
Dealings In foreign exchange were com- I'n-Am. Petrol'm .
imratlvely small, out the llritish rate Pennsylvania
weaktnen moderately on reports that Plttsb'ffh & W. Va.
Plans to establish credits on London had rlsy Con. Copper ..
met with unexpected obstacles. Keadlfte; '
Liberty bonds were steady and foreign Hep. Iron & Steel,
featureless, but the irenernl riomcatlo list Royal Dutch, N. Y.
hardened on further buying of speculative Seaboard Air Lino,
rails. Total sales (par value) totalled Seab'd Ari L., pfd..
iK.cnn.nnn. out U. H. bonds were un- , Sinclair oil ft. uci.
bouses reported a visible quickening of
public Interest, although the major por
tion of the days purchases probably orig
inated from short covering.
Approval of the President's decree was
almost universal In railway and financial
circles, but It was realized that the uncer
tain course of federal legislation still
leaves the transportation situation In an
obscure state.
Heavy deposits of holidays or "shop
ping" funds are expected to correct last
week's depletion of bank reserves, but
call money rose to l. percent after op-
chanced on call.
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NEW YORK BONDS.
(Southern)
V. R. 2s, registered h 100
V. S. 2s, coupon b 100
V. 8. convertible 3s, registered. ..b 88
IT. S. convertible 3s, coupon b 88
1". S. 4s, registered b 105
U. 8. 4s, coupon b 105
American Tel. & Tel. cv. 6s U8
Anglo-French Ss !)5
Atchison gen. 4s 7!i
Atluntlo Coast Line 1st 4s 7
Baltimore A Ohio -cv. 4s fill
lloth. Steel Rf 6s 87
Central of Georgia Con. 6s b 85
Central Leather Rs 08
Chesapeake A Ohio CV. Bs ' 78
Chicago, R A Qttlncy Joint 4s 24
Chicago, Mil. A St. P. cv. 4 .... 63
Chicago, H. I. & Pao. Ry. ref. 4s... 66
City of Paris 6s 2
Colorado A Southern ref. 4s 73
nver A Rio Grande ref. 6s pfd b 45
Dominion of Canada 6s (1931) . ...b 918
:rle gen. 4s 41
Illinois Central ref. 4s 76i
jni. Mer. Marine s H4
Kansas City Southern ref. Ch 72
Liggett A Myers 6s b 85
Louisville A Nashville un. 4s
Southern Pacific
I Southern Hallway .
j Ko. Ky., pfd
Studebaker Corp. .
Tonn. Copper
Texas Co
' Tobacco Products .
Vnloa Pacific
U. 8. Retail Stores
United Fruit
U. S. Food Prod...
I". 8. Ind. Alcohol.
U. H. Rubber
V. H. Steel
V. 8. Steel, pfd....
Utah Copper
I Va. Caro Chem. . .
I Western Union . . .
Wcstlnghouse Elec.
Willys-Overland . .
, coco-cola
Sales, 1,270,000
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New Orleans Market Will
Remain Closed Until First
of Next Week.
NO CONTRIBUTIONS SAYS
C. 0. P. LEADER IN TENN.
Story of Farmer and Rab
bit B rought to Mind by-Interview.
want to,
money."
but do not give me any
AMERICAN FIGHTERS WIV
BOCTS STAGED IN LONDON
(Special to The Citizen)
AVASHINGTON. Dec. 26. With
persistent regularity the Waehing
ton Post Is publishing Interviews
with rcDUb ...
Tennessee,
tucky In an effort to show that those
states are headed for the republic
an party In 1920, and that nothing
but a miracle will prevent them from
LONDON. Dec. 20 Johnny Grif
fiths, of Akron, Ohio, knocked out
Francois Charles, French welter
weight, in the third round of their
bout here tonight. Ted Lewis, for
mer welterweight champion, of Amer
ica, defeated Matt Wells, also of Eng
land. In tho 12th round.
Pal Moore, tho American bantam
weight, defeated Jean Crlqui, the
Frenchman, in tho 14lh round.
T-SOMMERVIIiLE, MASS., VOTES
IN FAVOIl OF liJO.S
SOMKRVILLE, Mass., D-c.
Somervllle. the last city In the state
to hold its municipal election, follow
ed the example of all but one of tho
NEW YORK. Dec. 26 There WaB an
132 almost sensational advance In the cotton
97 mantel tonay wun me later momns seu
661, lng mure than a cent a pound nbovo Wed-
4uir m.adnv'M ('IriHInir tlirureu Juiv ranfmrts I
27U were relatively nrm, advancing to 3Z.su 1 deserting mo uemocrmiu pni ly.
36 or 133 points net higher and closing at I Politicians of more or lass promi-
41 32.70, with the general list closing steady nouco eome to Washington from
8Ti. ut a net advanco of 40 to 122 points. Com- ,..,... .i.,.. ,i i, . v,.,,-
n..T url.l, .1... .llnA.r ... VLUKl H"T Mini H.J
ib politicians from cltle8 wnlch voted earlcr, by declar-
5. 9arU . h itl inK todav in favr of tho licensed sale
61 liens during holiday week, trading was
139k surprisingly active and buying orders
167 were received here from both Liverpool
337 and New Orleans where the markets will
79 ' remain closed until Monday.
33' The market opened steady at nn ari
75 vance of 2 to 17 points on bullish over
86 holiday news from the goods market and
66 reports of a good spot demand In the
13 south. The firmness of the stock market
23 1 on the return of tho railroads was an en
77 couraglng feature, while there was also
29 buvlnir on reports that foreign provisions
109 of the Edge bill. At first, business was
33 comparatively atiiet. but the fmylng he-
222 came more active as prices worked higher
do nftor arriving at tho national
capital la to tell their party afsocl
atos here how their state Is going
to come to the front In tho forth
coming presidential election for tho
republican nominee.
State Senator John C. Houk. of
Knoxvllle, Tcnn.. a conspicuous
leader of the republican party in
the Volunteer state, has a recent in
terview in the Post, in which lie
paints a rosy hue for the republic
ans in his state. "If we can improve
our present status a little bit, he
23 and the market reached the highest levels says, "wo ore sure to carry tho state
60 of the late day when January sold at
26 38.10, which mado a new higli price for
69 that delivery for the season nnd a net
27 advance of 6." points. March sold up to
96 3fi. 32 or 66 points net higher while later
80 deliveries showed net advances of 100 to
46 132 points. The close was only a few
9 tiolnts off from the best tinder realizing.
105 There was considerable trade buying.
40
But- we want presidential money
and 'pussyfooted' managers of fa
vorite candidates to keep out."
Senator Houk says that East Ten
nessee will go republican by 35,000.
and that Middle and West Tennes
see can bo held down to 10,000 mn-
'a particularly uurinK me earner n:irL oi iim juiuj iir eucn uivimuu niniuui
29 day. but otherwise tho bulk of the de- , much effort. All bo wants, he savs
20 mnnd was attributed to covering by local fs organization, and not money. He
7i ami Vfs3 street shorts, nnd buying here rtoa , whnt vou do -
119 by Liverpool and New Orleans operators I "a " a J
98 who wem short In their home markets. hltn e0 yu don t gle him any mon-
15
42
74
I Month.
Hlgh!Low Bid
93
199
78
109
125
I06'104
U uzft
78
103U04
I 10
23 H
January
March .
104 May ....
23 '",
Ku October
ey. And remember that tnis is a
' 'I'nnnAORAn rciiiihllnan m.hlna nnl.
"isJ'sSiss 68136 lS itlclan wno '3 wafning people not to
!34 60:33 85134 4r, "ring any money into nis state for
of liquor, The vote was: Yes, 2,777
no, 2,301. It was the first time since
the local option system was Instituted
that tho city had gone "wet."
The vote, however, will have no ef
fect on tho situation as national pro- j
hlbltion will become operative before I
the next local option year begins.
SHIP ItEPOItTED UEIiPLESS.
NORFOLK. Va.. Deo. 23. The Am
erican steamer Corozad, out of New
York for a southern port not known,
is tonight reported helpless and adrift
20 miles east of Diamond Shoals
lightship. A severe gale Is blowing
and tho disabled craft Is being swept
by heavy ?as. The U. S. S. Vulcan
is standing; by the Corozad.
TWO AVIATORS KILLED.
RIVERSIDE. Calif., rw z
ond Lieutenant Herbert Tiekborne, of
.uuuni ernon, .. ., and Private Al
lister Lima, of San Luis Obispo, Calif
7nr0ok'il.etl toifly whcn thc'r airplane
fell 2,000 feet.
LOST
uimx AuiomoDue tile on rim. 35x
4 1-2. Please notify Frank Jervey
Phone 2629. 136 Biltmore avenue.
P12-27-3
66
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;32. 80131. 62 33. 70 campaign purposes.
-9.... 28. 88.29.. 0 Senator Houk is
cian, and It is a
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CI1ICAOO, Dec. 26 Hoes mostly 10c in
a crafty pollti-j
Justifiable suspi
cion that he is muddying the water
He Is a practical politician, as well,
and it is fair to assume that he
92 20c higher; heavy 13.50i 16.3." ; medium. 1 doesn't mean that ho would be
200 13. 55a 13.75: light, 13. 40313. 60: packing
78 sows. 12.0O4r-18.23: plrs 12.25fr 13.25.
110 Cattle heifers 6.40ig14 75: cows 5.257
13.i0; veal calves, 1.1.6016.7;.; feeder and
stock steers. 6.00?12.25.
Sheen strong: lambs, 12.00118.50; ewcs,
4.50 11.00.
126
106
113
74
66
87
64
27
40
(b) Uhl.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2. Railroad order to
nut grain ahead of all other commodities
in the movement of wheat from the west
I and northwest, had a decided bearish ef
feet todav on the com market. Prices
82 closed heavy. 2o to 4o lower.
averse to seeing a nice flow of elec
tion money into the state to help
pay necessary expenses and to en
courage the boys to be Just a little
more enthusiastic.
No Contributions.
'Do anything you please to me ex
cept to contribute a large campaign
fund to the cause. Mistreat me,
NEW YORK. Pec. 2. Final price of munlcate me 'make me a ' iio'litieil
K W 4.7011: 0:? Thenar an"
93.16: second 4s. 91.64: (bird 4';s. 93 86: righteous in the republican party
foiirth 4s. 91.66; Victory 3-i. 99.16: i In Tennessee please do not give me
Victory 4s 99.10. ; any money.
! A homely illustration comes to
LIBERTY BONDS.
DRY GOODS.
Missouri. Kan. A Texas 1st 4a 69 riaollned Un to l.n net. In nrovlslona thn
Missouri Pac. gen. 4s.... 68 outcome varied from 75c loss to a rise of
New ork (Central deb. 6a 90 U, m
Norfolk A western cv. 6s 104 I -
Northern Pacific 79 r
Pennsylvania Consolidated s ... 89 CORN:
NKff YORK, Pee. 26 General diy-
Oats goods ruled very firm today and quiet in
I Open
TTigh"
Pennsylvania gen. 6s 90. December ... 1.43 1.43
Heading gen. 4a 80 January . . . ,( 1.34( 1.35
jiepuouo iron A nteei it (1940J...D 928 I -Hay 1.3 Vi! 1.23
St. Louis San Fran. adl. 6s 60 OATS:
Heaboar Air Line adj. 6s 85 'May .83 j .83
nownern en Ttu os .a 844 July .(Bl .it
soutnern racmc cv. ss los pork: I
Southern Railway 6s 86 i January '
Southern Railway fn. 4s ,. 67 i May 1 137.00
1'oxaa Company cv. 6s b 102 i LARD: I I
Texas A Pacific 1st 82 'January ....'23.75 123. S5
Vnlon Pacific 4 85 May 124.70 124.80
C, H, Steel 6s WA HIBS: I
Virginia Car Chemical Gs b 93 January .... 19.05
Wabash 1st 89?i May 119.67
MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK, Dee. 26. Mercantile pa
per 8; sterling 60 day bills 3751 commer
cial 60 day bills on banks 276. Com
mercial 60 day bilk 174; demand 179;
cables 881; franca demand 10.6(1; cables
10.68; guilders demand 17)4; cables 37.
Lire demand 1110; cables 1307; marks
Low
1.33
1.31
1.30
Cloce
36.50
23.65
24.05
118.70
119.87
l.9
131
1.40
.82
38.00
36.50
I
123.77
124.60
118.70
119.37
most divisions. Print cloths, yarns and
wool goods, were higher.
6POT COFFEE.
NEW YORK,
dull; Rio 7s. 15;
Pec. 26. Snot coffee
Santos 4s, 25.
i mind. When tho farmer found that
it was the rabbit that had been
I muddying his spring he set up a tar
babyi to frighten Mr. Rabbit but in
, stead of frightening the disturber
j away the tar baby enraged him and
he attaceked the black image, when
ho stuck fast to the adhesive tar.
The farmer thus secured Mr. Rabbit
HEARING ON SMOOT BILL
WILL BE HELD JAN.
TRAINS DFPART
(Eastern Vimei
who realized he was in close rlace oaii.h..e. woLi,i... m.
'.nu nuin Li' wyi ouiuu nut. lajn
SOUTHERN IL&ILWAY
A8HEVILLE STATION
Trains Arrive
(Eastern Time)
Train. From. Arrive .
16 New York, Washington,
Salisbury, Local Stations '3:30 a, m.
16--New York. Philadelphia.
Baltimore and Washing
ton 11-20 a m.
41 New Orleans, Mobile,
Montgomery. Atlanta 11:45 a.m.
20 Murphy and Local Sta
tions i:i5 p. m
12 Chattanooga. Memphis
and Knoxvllls 2:10 p m
t Jacksonville, Savannah,
Columbia and Spartan
burg 2:20 p. m
21 Chicago, Cincinnati. Chat-
tancoga and Louisville. . .11-25 a. m
11 Now York, Washington.
Richmond 3:io
II Murphy Waynesvllle and
Local Stations 6;3o D
27 C:harleston, Columbia and
Spartanburg 8:30 p. m
21 Goldsboro. Raleigh, Dur-
ham, Greensboro, Wln-
ston-Salem and Local Sta
tions 8:50 d' m.
102 Bristol. Knoxvllle, Mor-
rlstown 11:65 p.m.
Banks Should Be Conservative
and that conservatism should be of the
right kind. The right kind of conservatism
has given this bank a broad-minded and
liberal banking policy, which YOU have
recognized. This has helped us to grow.
Battery Park Bank
SAFETY, COURTESY and SERVICE
Member Federal Reierve Syitem f
AUDITS
Books Opened and
Closed
Public Accountant
Rooms 80S-204I-205 Drbamor Bid.
J. E. WILSON Bookffl5J'B'
PboM 1ST
For Your Pocketbook'c Sake, buy your Electric Fixtures now,
if you intend to build by spring
NAIMAN ELECTRIC CO.
29 W. College St. Open Evening. Phone 340
Richmond
ing to escape the fate that seemed ' 101 Morrlttown,
to await him. The farmer said: I Knoxvwe
Bristol and
'Now, I am going to have a good' 42 Local Stations to Colum-
NAVAL STORES.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Dec. ;. Tur
pentine firm, 1.694; sales 64; receipts 60;
shipments 115; stock 10,079.
Kosln firm, sales 1,494; receipts 39!;
shipments 14.79; stock 88,601.
unote: H-irc m.ib: k, 1a.35fpi6.50; a
demand 20S; cables 201; government ' 16.86(Sil6.85; H. 16.40(516.60;
uiiiius su-ong. iime loans strong;
days, M) days and 6 months 7.
nilflclalVimiii Q Ashrdluetaolnshrd
60
JACKSONVILLE LIVESTOCK.
JACKSONVILLE Fla., rec. 26.
Hogs prospects steady; choice heavy
ll.60ll.76; good heavy ll. 76; bulk 11.70;
rough 10.00&10.50; lights I0.00lo.75;
heavy pigs 9.009.26; light pigs 9.0o9.25:
range hogs 7.00$8.00; rangs pigs 6.00
I.00.
Cattle prospects strong; stecra 4.60O
.00j bulls l.606.00; yearlings 1.504i
6.00; cows 4.0096.60; heifers 4.60,6.60;
veal calves 9.0012.60; canners 3.00 up.
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK.
NKW YORK, Dec. 26 Beeves steadv;
steers, ln.llie'tS.00; bulls 6.50SM0 50;
cows, 4.50!l0.10.
Calves higher; veals 18. OOff 23.00; culls.
14.017.00; barn yard calves, 7.VOtlft.no
Sheep and lambs firm: sheep (ewes)
7.00 10.60; culls, 6.00iQ6.50; lambs lC.r.Oift
11.60; culls, 11.0014.00; yearlings, n.oow
16.60.
J9Hogssteady at H.OOjJU.50; roughs.
COTTONSEED OIL,
was higher on short covering und buying
j . ,,11.:, b 111 aiiLiuipaiiun 01 a uetter ex
port demand and with the firm showing
In cotton. Final bids were 12 to S:
points net higher. Sales 1.1,400 barrcln.
I'rhne crude 19.16; prime summer yellow
spot 21.76; Jnnuary. 21.90; March. 22.23
May, 23.33.; prime winter yellow and sum
mer white nominal.
17.00; K. 18.25a18.15, M. 18.7S
Wg, 20.6020.75; Ww, 21.25.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 26. There
will bo a hearing before tho commit
tee on banking and currency Janu
ary 20, d920, to give the opponents
fit t ll A Clnrrtt Kill raV.1s.Vi la nmanHnlnrv
i v.. ...... ... J
'of thn Tierfornl lnrm T.nnn nt nn
opportunity to snow wny me act
should be left Intact. The amend
ment affects especially tho status 0
securities of Joint Stock Land banks.
1 Una have filed protests against this
' bill, and asked to be permitted to
state their side of the case, and there
I, 16.75 wi" probably ne a number from that
N, 19.60; state to appear before the commit
I tee.
dinner. to which Mr. Rabbit In
geniously replied: "Pear Mr. Far
mer, skin me alive, . scald me. put
me in the frying pan do anything
to me you want to, but please Mr.
Farmer don't throw mo in the briar
patch."
The farmer thereupon threw the
rabbit into the briar patch, where
he was bred and born, the plnce above
all others where lie longed to be
and yearned to remain.
"Don't throw me in the briar
patch," said the rabbit. "Do any
thing to me you want to, but don't
throw me in the briar patch."
"Don't give mo any money for our
presidential campaign," says Sena
tor Houk. "Do anything to mo you
' Departs
:00 a. m.
:10 a. m.
I m :: u- :10 a.m.
Zi inaion-rvtit ui, oreens
boro, Kaleigh, Goldsboro
and local Station.' no a. m.
17 Waynesville. Murpl.y and
Local Stations ,;40 a m
28 Spartanburg, Columbia,
Charleston 11:35 a m.
12 Salisbury, Richmond, Nor
folk and Local Stations.. 2:30 u m
18New York, Philadelphia.
Haltlmore and Washing
ton 4:50 p. m.
19 Murphy and Local Sta
tions 2:20 p. in.
10 Columbia, Savannah and
Jacksonville 3:30 p. m.
11 Knoxvllle. Chattanooga,
Bristol 3:30 p. m.
27--C h I c a g o, Cincinnati
and l4tiisville 9:00 p. m.
N. B. Schedule figures printed as In.
formation and not guaranteed.
A TIRE SAVED
Is MANY DOLLARS MADE
We'll do your Tire Vulcanizing and
Retreading like veterans.
Our equipment is modern our
men experienced.
Asheville Tire and Vulcanizing Co.
12 E. College St.
THE SWANNANOA-BERKELEY
A Modern Brick and Concrete Hotel
One block from public square Asheville. N. O.
European Plan Table de Hote Breakfast
Rates SI per day and np Dinner or Supper 7 So
VI. O. HAWK. Mgr.
BRINGING UP FATHER)
BY lVIcMAINfUS
OOKT fOO DARE. fVf My
BROTHER WOULD TAKE ANY THIN4
THAT UlUMT DELOM C, TO HIM
J -I m?A tZkVn "fr wttVoLLI A S CC v ' rV LAMP! 0 O QJ
& &iSf 'i, y i - ?7TfSS wvt 1 r nxED po rT7" " 6? 1 the very ' nUn & r& . . . .' Goovf
J yj p
l ISIS INTL STU1 Skvici. Inc. , " "J 1
SEE FULL PAGE OF "BRINGING UP FATHER" IN THE COMIC SECTION OF THE SUNDAY CITIZEN
MUTT AND JEFF-Mutt Should Have Paid the Room Rent With the Ten Spot
BUD FISHER
BY
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