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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, TUESDAV MORNING, JANflABT 6,. 1920. 10 IF COMMERCE HOLDS UHUL BANQUET Big Eeward Offered for the . Capture of Eohler Hols-claw. LARGE CONFERENCE WILL OPEN INftTUVNTIC CITY Over 1,000 to Attend Meet ing of Interchurch World Movement. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO. Jui. 5 Hogs, higher; heavy, 14.95015.16; medium, 15.00 16.XS; light. 14.90W16.15; packing aowi, 13.75 h.br; pige, n.ita 14.7&. Cattle strong. IJoef ateera, 8.009ZO.00: helfore, . 75 14.76; oowa, 13.60;. veal calvea, 16.00ft 17 I , feeder and Blocker ateera, .604jp 12.6li. Sheep firm; lamb, 12.5018.90; ewes, 6.00 11.00. MARKET MEWS JACKSONVILLE LIVESTOCK. JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Jan. 8. Hogs. prospects, steady; cbolce heavy, 1I.25W 12.(0; good heavy. lZ.234M2.tO; bulk. (Special te The Cltlran) (Special to tne Citizen) lz.sn; rougn heavy. 1I.2DB U.M; lights. mrnrrtxi v a ti. iimiiii iti i kit a i..n.r r. Hnnru nr ii.znwii.ou; neavy pin. .zi.u. banquet of the Hickory chamber of church leader.. Including the out- gA ' ' Uu iSrSM ai' Bo'arii soo2 commerce will be held at Hotel Hut- atandlng figures In the religious life J jft; 5 000. 50; ' hel"r fTsO6 50; fry on Thursday night. January 16. of the south, will leave Monday to veal calved. .OOyi2.S0; cannera. S.50 up. it waa announced today by President Atlantic City to attend the nation- J. D. Elliott and Secretary A. K. wide conference culled by the In- - Joy. For several yeara the organixa- terchurch World movement, which la tion haa diapenaed with the annual to convene on Januury 7 for a sea spreads, but It Is planned lb la year alon of three days. This conference to have a great meeting at which the la to be one of the most Important work of the paat year will be reviewed religious gatherings of recent yearn, uiiu y ill 1 1 n 11 1 V! 1 1 U 1 UI.-'bJUIIIll U. UU I llf 1 1 1 11 I ' 1 1 1 1 i 117 .iniiufwiitt VI Ing 1920. No charge Will be made in attendance and business to be trans- . 1572.12 acres of lartd situated in Bun- f or members of the chamber. acted. 'Jf'S? Countv15W' Carolina, Ed jr. J. T. Ilamseur, who Is Hating taxes The conference la expected to out- "" ver and otW. under the new valuation act, says that n,le the next six months' work to to B r Morgan and Morgan he Is having no difficulty In getting te undertaken by the' Interchurch hla wife; Everett Wlleon and Minerva property put on the books at Ha true World movement and to plan for the Wlleon his wife; Dock Roberta, Uuorge value. There are exceptions of course cooperation of the Christian forces Knnlon and Mat tin Runlon, his wife; but the people generally are doslr- of America In the mighty drlvo o J5",B li;!.,?.n' 'l.'i,01 wl;!!?- . " oua of aiding, he says, and there la a tho chrlstlanlzation of the world ll Oree" woSl d K '"m,0 w widespread desire to get sway from wnich is to be undertaken Immediate- Kate Carter Hrrv M.rH na the present scheme. The only thing V ny u,8 forward movements of the hla wife; Carl Barnard, Edna Carter, OF A FACTOR ONTHE MARKET IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VN1TKD riTATKS FOR THE WEST ERN DISTRICT OF" NORTH CARO LINA. No. 1031 at Greensboro. I UN1TKD STATES OF AMERICA Money Market Provides Only Encouragement Dur ing the Session. RENEWAL OF STRENGTH ON THE COTTON MARKET NEW YORK, Jan. 6 The low ratio of reserves reported by the federal re serve bank, another aupreme court de cision sustaining war-tlmo prohibition. progreaa of the railroad bill In the aen at aotTVeaae of demand loins, caput! Prices Make New High Ground For Movement In Early Trading. NEW YORK, Jan. C. The cotton mar ket showed renewed strength and activ ity during today's early trading with prices making new high ground for the movement March contract sold ud to ST.21, or 48 points above Saturday's eles-1 w...i. various uenominauons. . v. ,.U.U.,IU ur- wucceas or ine new pian. it is saia. is conference sessions will be held on C,h.nYFV ? niiiiS.h. -Vr. 3 the attitude of no itlclana who mleht .u- .....I i ... i.,.. t!Luan,, nnt ' Dillingham, wife of. ZZ1 7 -i " - i. a. Dillingham; Nancy Ray. widow; lum. One floor of the auditorium Unknown heirs at law of William Banka, has been set aside for the general deceased; J. W. Hensley, J. H. Barnard, meetings, while another will be de- Unknown heirs at law of J. D. Barnard, voted to the exhibit, of various de- fOr CaSer" Sd wlVe".' panmenis oi mo movement nuioi Carter; Helen Connor and Con llonnlo Ilurgln and husband, Biir- aee In the revaluation act a chance ' to win advantage by appeals to lg- norance. Sheriff John A. Isenhower. who was here this week, reports having col JlesT! thanK l'0001 h headquarter, will b. at the Hotel Chal- ,&ritollulrrwltow; S150.000 In taxes charred aa-alnst him. . . .... .i. . . .... ...j, ;. a '. ...... ' ,.'r": and believes that the remaining ,orlurn wlli be met by tho Atlantic Claude Crfrter, JTnknown heirs at law of amount will not be hard to obtain. ,,,, pllhi.uv hnrHii Kllrabeth Ray. deceased; J. J. Oibbs, Un- The psople are more prosperous than 'here w?II bo few formal addresses JSSnlMW ever before and as a result the shenrt ntth8 eont(iTellctll tor most of the TdaSn V h is having intlo trouble In making Ills WQrk ()e undorta,e Wlll bo accoin- widow; Lowery E. Hurst, a minors Judith eolleotiona. . pllshed in committees tolbe appointed H,,r'; ,nlnor; Allen Hurst a minor; Although rewards aggregating S800 m'ZT ' ' .,-.. of th' worlt Jasper W. Hurst, a minor; B. Cleavenger have been offered for the capture of SS. . . , 1 PnH"f or lno w?r"'. Hurst, a minor; Lou Ellen Hurst, a mln- Kohler HolscUw no trace has been Tne factB Which haV" b'en "ocured by or; Unknown heirs at law of J. k Love, bonier noise law. no trace naa Deen ,h ,., not inn wirfa Kiirveva ,wauu.i- iini,nn h.ir. . uv. and In surveys of the foreign- miss. on ert II. MoKinney, decease; Unknown field will be presented to the delegates f."1 at Ww ?JLJo.hn McKlnney, deceased; us a basis of action upon which to F"kn," ,fl'a"J PMfiln.M. i inn muruerwi man . , , . ,i riuA ' " v . 7 ,io a 1 m ui haa nfTered 1400 and the Vitntu and tuu"u "v'"- K. K. Young ana wire. Amy. deceased; iaa otierea iuu anu me state ana i, ,h mun, mnfamnm nt iTni,nn-,n . i. i,'- r. ,n..' religious lea dors which have recent- deceased: unknown heirs at law of John found of the young former soldier who hot and killed John Gabriel ift a store at Terrell, this county, last Mon day, The family of the murdered man letter " S? JS? Unknown'elrsf Uw oTOry1: win - v-"" Kinney, deceased; Unknown heirs at law county 1200 each. Details of the homicide bave reach d Hickory. It seems that mwL.am Km UIh T 1. .. I .. ... a..... i Mh Vhl J;i,, before the assembly to aid in con- of Stephen D. Morgan, deceased: Un 7h ", .,, ..... .i structlng the program. known heirs at law of John C. B. Morgan, iJZtlThtfJJiu A thousand delegates are expected dsed ; Charlie Milton and wife! longer welcome prompted him to seek ..., Th" hnv. v,r. nf. William Milton: Ony Milton; Frank L. out Gabriel and shoot him. The for- 1, SP " K , ?"" Milton: P. H. Milton and Nancy Milton, mer aoldler received th letter lat ncJally. cjioson by the various boards ,, wle; Annle B. Kooer and Monday mornln. two hours later hadD Bnd otner "eencies of the evenpellcal Roper, her husband; Welch; Char. - - AM..MlHn.lna nn-amu... , I M M rl to . Vl 1 1 M V un ' I 'llfTn- .1 . ,j.. i i"B ana wunin a do nts or tne men rec- regular stock market (or'1 sstabllshed early last November. Of thefenm'tlng innuences, the only I'fons followed whlch carried March encouragement waJ provided by tho ? i8-55- P"" lr- bu' money market. On the large cash inflow we ''" ater ?.'Lc?.v"r,?,ran.d i.... n i;.. n. renewed trade buying with March clos- 10 per cent, the lowest Initial rte In S-M.' and with th. general list weeks, falling to per cent In the final J '"' S" steady at a net advance of nour 1 to 77 points, late months being relatively Failure of the supreme court to act on. marhet ofm flrm at an advance the Macoomber tax case was ji source of of s() t , response to the disappointment and contributed to the flrm ehowlnc Jf Uverpool. Houses with . I .---- uverpool conneotlons and ether foreign porary recovery from lowest qu itaUcns , traJe ,nter.ats were good buyers of the of the mld-sasfllon. )u, monthB including October while Steels, oils and motors were singled I ther, WH covering by near months ?..bThri,.!Ur.er.riW'vZr n, thi horu w,th Jsnuary selling at 38.70. mak- KlSrf h hiKj" 1- Jfteh f .i..t Sd lnt " rr0 fo" that Position, high-priced specialties, which Ialutel . , . 31 g r .iTtv.vn nnlnta Wo'ole'iniemeal "pal, AmeriS hlU OsV'ttTS W.0.0,m 'nlTT. hJihCL making a net gain of 91 polnta International and Baldwin Locomotive. nearlv a cent muml There waa a Unusual activity in foreign Issues. of SSthirn aeillna which was with an advance of a point In United "f?1 "J.80"!. "!1)ln,F'..wJh'.c." wa? of'The" dulL'diveSned0 btnd' mariS? ' Southern 7eUln which "was U ?i . ik i . Jf.Vl, JJSZ,! supposed to represent liquidation of J th. Liberty group display n.mi; , hedg against an Increased spot busl- ,l Does Your Money Burn Your Hands? If so, thai money should be placed in a Sav ings Account, and allowed to accumulate. $1.00 WILL BURN YOUR hand. $1.00 WILL START YOUR ACCOUNT. 4 In terest compounded quarterly. Money depos ited on or before January 1 0 draws interest from January 1 . Battery Park Bank Member Federal- Reserve System irregularity. Steel sales (par value) were 13,7W),ooo. Old U. . bonus were unalter ed on call. NEW YORK 8TOCK LIST. (South.) iSalf.HiHighiLoWClotfo changed clothes and waa waiting nt denominations co-operating with the a etore in Terrell for his victim to Interchurch orld movement. ' coma on the outside. I A ttne conference It is proposed to Holsclaw fired ona shot from an "J"'8 mutual agreement among , automatic pistol Into Gabriel's fore- tne participating denominational agen head a. the latter raised up after 0M tne date- ln the 'Pring of 120 cranking hla car and shot the second tha united-simultaneous financial tima when the man waa on the groundv dr've In which they will appeal, each me last snot also went into the rore- " w""""'-uo"" lu head. . Holsclaw then Jumped on his wnol y ot American protestantism. horse, rode home, kissed his mother ineeunB wm cmrciuuo on v good-bye and rowed across the river urday, and will be followed on Sun . In a boat He. haa not been seen l&y and Monday by sessions of denom since. It is thought that be either Inatlonal group leaders. On Monday caught an automobile or re -crossed also there will be held the Interchurch the river. Sheriff Isenhower believes dinner, which takes the place of the tha young man haa returned to Tex- annual dinner or the Missionary Edu aa, where he formerly lived. catlonal movement which is now i ' , I merged In the movement f "RftetnTI Q Via Qfnva im vUuv v Hair dyes are unknown among Chi lOCftieu at l JraibOu AVe.. noe women, as their hair Is uniform - .. .. ' la klaAl kaAASMIHH Sawn mhIbs a opp. caarch Bt. lie Welch; Clifford Welch; Plnkney Welch; Maggie Welch: Other helra at law of Nancy Welch; J. Hi. Roberta and wife, Roberts; William Roberta; James uupree; ioe jupree anu wire, . uu- 1 ft T oiacK, oecunung gray oniy in ox .-v-i treme oia age. Dodge Owners S Get Your GORDON RADIATOR AND ENGINE ROBES and protect your motor from freezing, ored to fit the hood. A necessity in ' cold weather. x SAWYER MOTOR CO. 18-20 Church Street Tail- OF COURSE WE DO! Wish you all Our Customers, friends and enemies (if we have any) A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. CAROLINA COAL & ICE CO. The Federal Tax Service Company of The Carolina. Charlotte, N. C Colombia, S. C. Greenville, S. C. MEMBERS: A- D. Watts, former Supervisor and Collector of In ternal Revenue. J. B. Clover, Jr., former Deputy Collector. Sam H. Johnson, former Internal Revenue Agent J. H. Courtney, former Internal Revenue Agent . W. H. Rosa, former Internal Revenue Agent C E Frick. former Internal Revenue Agent Income and excess profits tax returns compiled in ac cordance with the law and regulat'ons. This company offers the tax payer except'onal facilities for making correct returns, as all of it members have had frorn three to seven years' experience in the Internal Reve nue Service. ' pre.: Emma Dupree and husband. Dupree; Other heirs at law of Laura Dupree, names unknown; Junius Roberts and wife, Jennie Roberts; Emma Eaton and husband, Eaton; Maggie Rob erts: Other heirs at law of john Rob erts; Elbert Roberts; Unknown hairs at law of; Other heirs at law of Pierce Rob erts, names unknown; Heirs at taw of C. M. Roberts, deceased, name, unknown ; A. F. Sprinkle; Llszle P.ntand and Wesley Penland, her hunband; Heirs at law of Krvln Banks and wife, deceased, names and places of resld.nc. unknown; Heirs at law of Jo. Banks and wife, deceased, names and places of residence unknown; Heirs at law of John Banks and wife, deceased, names and places of residence unknown; Heirs at law of Polly Dilling ham, deceased, names and places of resi dence unknown: Heirs at law of J. K. Burleson, deceased, names and places of residence unknown; H.Irs at law of A mania Hurst, deceased, names and places of residence unknown; Heirs at law or u. A. uiiunrnam. deceased, names and places of residence unknown; Heirs at law ofN. T. Morgan, deceased, names and places of residence unknown; Heirs at law of A. -J. Qreenwood. deceased, names and places of residence unknown; Heirs at law of John McKlnney. de ceased, names and places of residence unknown: Heirs at law of IL V. Williams. deceased, names and plaoes of residence un Known. And any uir all other persons, firms. corporations or associations who may nave nao any rignt. title, interest, claim to or claim in any of the above described tracts of land. TOU WILL TAKE NOTICE that an ac tion entitled as above has been com menced in the District Court of the United States for the Western District of North Carolina, at gtatesvlllu, for the condemnation of oertuiit real estate situate, lvlnsr and bclnir ln Buncombe county, and State of North Carolina, con- taming 1072.12 acres more or less, and bounded and described as follows: Be- rlnninar at the fork of the Straight Creek. and the North Fork of Big Ivey, a cor ner common to tne joe uurirson bud, and running thereon In a northeasterly direction, up the meanders of North Fork and tho lines of the Joe Burleson Land and Ogle Ridge to the junction of Ogle Kldge with Wilson Ridge In the Tancey Buncombe line; thence with Wilson Rldee snd the lines of Wilson Bros, land to the top of Vatos Knob; thence with the top of the ridge and the lines of Big Ivey Timber Company tract ($1) and the Joe M. Burleson Tract to a point th. Inn sir h. In fh !1n .Ha loe M. uuneaon 'iraot (Baa) azu- meat-1 ru. v.'mm. .. nut blitzed and scribed B-V-1S; thence, western Union v. 41 deg. E. 15.s chains to a branch, weaungnouse rcioe hence wltn tne nranca and straight: mnya-uvcriana creek to mo Beginning; an oi wnicn same having been selected by tho Sec retary of Atrrlculture. with the approval or the national f orest Reservation uom- tn sslon and round necessary ror tne nur- ooan of carrying out an Act of Congress or tne united estates approvea marcn 1, 911. belni; I'ltapter page vci. vol, s. Stat, at Large, as amended by the Act of August 10. 1912. 87 Stat. 289-300. Chap. 214. And tne saia non-resiuent aerenaante above named, and all other persons whomsoever owning or claiming to own any estate, lien or interest of any kind or character In and to the premises de scribed In the petition In said proceed ings, defendants 'named as aforesaid, WILL FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that they are required to appear In said Dis trict Court of the United States for the Western District of North Carolina at Oreensboro, on the 23rd day of January, 1920. and answer or demur to the pe tition or complaint In said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded In said petition. Thla notice Issued by order of Court, directing that publication be made once a wecK tor tour successive weens in ine Ashevllle Citizen. Ashevtlle. N. C. Thla 22nd day of December, 191f. R. L. BLAYLOCK, Clerk. District Court of the United tatea for the Western District of North Carolina. By W. 8. HTAM3. Deputy Clerk. .-S3-30-S-I3 Amur. Beet Hugar.l 12 American Can ....1372 lAnier. Car & Fdry 11 Anier. H. & U. pfd. 28 Am'n. Infl Corp... 178 Amcr. Locomotive. 137 American Linseed . 0 Amer. 8. & Rfg 68 American Sugar ... 29 Amer. Sum. Tob... 2i Amer. Tel. & Tel. . 30 American Tobacco 14 Anaconda Copper.. 40 Atchison 3ti Atlantic Coast Line 2 All. O. A W. 1 10 Baldwin Loco S3 3 Baltimore A Ohio.. 18 Beth. Steel "B"... J94 Canadian Pacific .. 1'i Central Leather .. 9 Chesa. A Ohio 10 Chi., Mil. ft St. P. 35 Chi., R. I. ft Pac... 17 Chino Copper 10 Col. Fuel ft Iron.... 20 Corn Products "E" 136 Crucible Steel 78 Cuba Cane Sugar.. 76 Erie 136 General Klectrlo .. 18 General Motors ... 61 Great North, pfd. 9 Grt. N. Ore Cfts.. 46 Gulf States Steel. , 23 Illinois Central .... Inspiration Cop. ... 73 Int. Mer. Mar. pfd. I 46 Int Nickel 78 Int. Paper 2S4 Kennecott Cop. .. 97 Louis, ft Nash 10 Maxwell Motors ... t Mexican Petroleum.. 120 Miami Coppor 18 Midvaln Steel 93 Missouri Pacific ... 24 New Tork Central 38 N. Y.. N. H. ft H... 24 Norfolk ft Western 3 Northern Pacific . 8 Ohio Cities Oas...." M Okla. Prod, ft Refg. 173 Pan-Ame. Pet 396 Pennsylvania 46 Pitts, ft W. Va. .. 4 Ray Cons. Cop. ... 20 Reading 34 Rep. Iron ft Steel.. !;&0 Royal Dutch, N. Y. 220 Seaboard Air Line. 3 Do. pfd 12 Sinclair Oil & r.efg. 510 wiosN.-sner. s. & i.. io Southern Pac 1204 Southern Railway . 10 Do. pfd 2 Studehaker Corpn. 992 Tennessee Copper.. 40 Texas Co. '. .. 6 Tobacco Products . 20 Union Pacific 21 IT. S. Rotall StoresllTO United Fruit U. S. Food Prod... V. S. Ind. AIco.... V. S. Rubber U. S. Steel Do. rfd. Utah Copper 95 61 143 122 119H 105H 76V4 71 V4 139 ti 7S 283 65 85 , 92 176V.I 33 tt 103 133 104 38 94 Vs 60' 141 120 95 60 Vi 1U14 120" neas and after the close of Liverpool, me ouying nere oecame less acuve. i nis rendered the market more sensitive to reactionary sentiment around the ring and prices sold oil rather sharply during the middle of the day. January react ed to 38.15 and July to 33.35, but Octo ber was bettnr sustained and there was a closing rally of 25 to 40 points from the lowest. Private rabies said the strensth of Liverpool was due to an ac cumulation of buying orders from all (I r AUDITS I looks Ooeoed aad Closed Public Accountant Room 803-204-203 Drbtunor Bids. J. E. WILSON B Pbona t!7i nil ii7i ' ouarters over the holidays and th. late H.7.f i 'S . mil. hnr. wnn .nmnrairiMl hv the larire 102tt 28 41H 44 89 220 53 170 345 81 40 74 80 88 61 IDS 25 87 33 113 35 218 26 52 26 70 27 9 81 60 10 106 42 29 224.1 77 122 76 138 97 97 280 63 84 92 173 115 32 99 133 103 58 87 27 40 42 87 216 62 13 170 338 80 40 79 86 60 110 24 83; 32 112 34 2122;14 Z5j 36 103 76 76 139 280 64ft 83 2 173 , 117 32 100 133 104 19 38 27 40i 42 es 218 62 13 170 81 40 79 88 61 100 25 86 32 112 34 exports. Cotton nlcyed Bteady. I Open High Close" January 38."7i 38T"l5 i 38.40 March 37.13 36.55 36.33 May .; 36.65 35.10 .36.40 July 33.95 33.37 83.75 October 33.09 80.30 f 30.96 A NEW WONDER" LAMP It provides bright cheerful light, so well diffused that glare is avoided. an ideal lamp for the home.- NAIMAN ELECTRIC CO. 29 W. College St Open Evenings Phone 340 Spot cotton steady; middling, 39.25. LIQUIDATION ON COTTON MARKET 51 2 70 27 98 80 , 49 "5 10, 101 41 2SHj 28 2n 22 76 I 77& 118l205i 1U5,103 1U4 15l 14i 15 46! 47 81 76 79 104;1024'10,1 62 26 70 27 99 80 49 10, 103 I 42 Coca-Cola 19 51 50 787 13 20 14 4 18 13D 10 23 56 115 13 126 94 124 96 i 1201 79 H HIU 143" 109 114 79V 72 ! Total sales. 1.288.000. 55 31 40l 40 22 U 55 112 11 225 92 123 90 V, 201 '21)1 C if 76 112SII12 137'141H 106 1107 11S!ll4 78l 78 71! 72 88 88 RI S1U NEW ORLEANS. Jan. S .After period of strength in th. early trading, tne cotton market turned unsettled feel Ing much liquidation from holders of long contracts and declining sharply on the near months, although the distant positions made a show of holding their own, particularly October, which appear ed to be the center of the speculative de mand. On the close prices were net un changed to 60 points Llgh-r, January being unchanged, while October was 60 points up. ' Spot quotations wera revined and while the revision favored the seller. tho changes ln prices vHi'nod the dis count on contracts, middling being ad vanced to 41c, while tha closing price on January waa 39.80. The opening was higher and th. Im- provoment was maintained for sometime on a very strong Liverpool. January roao to 40.00 and the trading months stood 29 to 67 points over last week's close. Offerings increased and the market fell off until it stood 30 points down to 23 points up, compared with last weeks final prices, in the afternoon there were recoveries which were par ticularly on' October, which mon tu final ly went to an advance of 79 Points. Other months did not quite reach their former high levels, ana mis irregularity was even more -rkod on the close. Pressure on Jan I appeared to come largely from longs. Cotton closed Efauy, uncnangea, to I Opt-n 1 High Close January 4n.09 39.50 I 39.80 March I 38.25 I 37.50 37.90 May I 36 48 I 35.78 I .16.16 July 34.64 34.08 84.46 Octobor I 81.14 8C.63 j r-0.95 2 I Spot cotton steady, quotations r'.-ed: 55 Middling. 76 points higher. Salea on the 113'' snot. 22.77; to arrive. 1.037. Low rmd- 12 Idling, 33.60; mkl lUiu. 41.00; god mid 225 Idling, 43.00. Keccii.t, 11,160; stock, 93 ,603,999. 123 NEW YORK BONOS. CHICAGO GRAIN. CHICAGO, Jan. . Buoyancy devel oped in the corn market today largely as a result of unusual strength in prices for rye. wheat, cats and hogs. The close was strong, 2c to 3c net higher. Oats finished c to lc up, provisions gained 1UC in I Open High Low 99 96 81 80 Stocks, Bonds. Grain, C.ttsn. CXKAiK.VT O CATKS 4 CO. aROr",RS (rlvf vires, te all Mark Ctntera 14-19 Iflwtrleai BMg.. 17 J. C DAVIS, Manager. FALK'S MUSIC HOUSE . Bm a large new stock ot PLAYER PIANOS PLAYER ROLLS COLUMBIA RECORDS Glrr ns ytmr patronage. Wa alll apptectata It. ' 16 Patto A (Southern.) U. S. 2s. registered b mo V. S. 2s. coupon b ioo IT. S. 4s. registered b W5 IT. S. 4's, coupon 1) 105 Panama. 3s, registered 88 Panama 3s, coupon b 88 American Smelting ft Refg. 5s 66 Aiuniiii . ci. ae ji ei. cv. aa.. Anglo-French 5s Atchison gen. 4s Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4a Baltimore ft Ohio cv. 4a 6. Hethlehem Steel ref. Rs x Central of Georgia Cons. 5s.....b 86 Central Leather 6s 9i Chesapeake ft Ohio cv. fis ki Chicago, B. ft Qulnok Joint 4b 9s Chicago. R. I. ft Pac Rv ref. ... 7i. City of Paris 6s 92 Colorado ft Southern ref. 4V, 7; iwmver at kio urande consol. 4s... Dominion of Canada 5a M9.ui cne gen. is Illlgols Central ref. 4s 1 Inter. Mer. Marine 6s Kansas City Southern ref. 5s Liggett & Myers 6s b T .nui u.-n i a, n.i,,.nn .,- j- Missouri. Kan. ft Texas 1st 4b'.'.'.'.'.'. 82 1 , 1 , T 1 . . F iMinwjun x-au. aen. to , 08 New York Central deb. 6s 93 Norfolk ft Weatern cv. 6s 104 Northern Pacific 4s 79 Pennsylvania gen. Ea ; 93 Reading gen. 4s .'. 81 Republic Iron ft Steel 5s (1940. . St. Louis ft San. Fran. adj. 63 peaooara Air una aaj. (s Southern Bell. TeL fis Southern Pacifio cv. 5s Southern Railway Es 86 Southern Railway gen. 4s 60 Texas Company cv. 6s 101 Texas ft Pacific 1st 84 Union Pacific 4s 85 United King, of O. B. ft L (1937).. 90 U. S. Steel 6s 97 67 91 42 74 86 82 6 61 36 84 105 CORN: January Mav July OATS: May July PORK: January May LA11D: January May RIBS: January , May .: 1.35 ..I 1.32ii ..: 1.31: 1." 1.34 1.G3 .!i3 .84 I .76 U - .77 I 1.34 1.31 1.30 .84 .73 I37.S0 33.25 l2.!.9o 125.10 7.50 123.65 124.70 .123.65 .121.75 20.20 20.43 120.15 Close THE UNIVERSAL CAR The Ford Sedan, with electric starting and' lighting systcm.dcmounuble rims widi3a -inch tires all around, is the ideal family car because of its general utility and refined and comfortable equipment. Finely upholstered. Plate glass windows. An open car in the spring, summer, and early fall. A closed car in inclement weather and winter. Rain-proof, dust-proof. In the city or the country, afamilvcar. The low cost of operation and maintenance is not the least of its charms. Won't you come in and look it over? RICHBOURG MOTOR CO. 52-60 Broadway Ashevflle. N. C. T rem 1 v 1.37?, 134 Vi 1.32 .84 .77 37.50 38.25 2.".80 24.95 19.50 M.40 NEW YORK LIVESTOCK. NEW TORK, Jan. 5. Beeves, barely steady; common to good steers. 9.00 15.50; bulls. 6.50 11.00; cows. 4. CO 10.60. Calves steady, veals. 19. OOff 34.00; culls, 15.0018.0O; fed calves, 11. OOfc 13.00; barn yards. 8.0010.00; yearlings, 6.5O8.00. Sheep and lambs, lower; sheep, ewes. T.00'g10.00; culls. 4.006.00; yearlings, ij.tHiini4.ou; iam OB, u.won.m; cuuu. 10.00il3.00. Hogs, higher, light to medium, hogs, I 15.76; pigs, 15.50; heavy nogs, lb.io roughs, 12.00. We Deliver Your Coal Speedily And the right kind of Coal yon need at the right price. Our MONARCH is quality coal, and our service is quality service. MONARCH Coal will give you the greatest possible heat per ton and per dollar. Why not hare us supplyyou? SOUlHERNCOALCo. PHONE "60 10 N. Pack 64. COTTONSEED OIL. NEW TORK. Jan. 5. Short covering and further accumulation for southern account, together with tha strength ln cotton and lard, was responsible for a further advance In cottonseed oil today. nnl!slnv ftnJH cut down earlv valna 32 to 39 points, but final prices were 19 tol 33 points net higher. Sales 32.409 bar"- Ml. TanHor, HAA PHm. rrtiHj 91 ml' ' prime summer yellow spot. 22.42; March, 22.88; May 23.05; July, 23.33; prime win ter yellow and sunfmer white, nominal. MONEYS MARKET. NEW YORK, Jan. tv Mercantile ca per, 6. Sterling ac-oay oms, 374; I 1 An !-... fr.nia nr. V.ri nl.. ,9JU Vlrgtnln-Car. Chemical 6s ..b 93. i ;i An kim in. a,i Wabash lat . i v .?'.r"r J .r;?: Wil j. . W It.. 1 3 ; caoiCH. aov- rnww uciihiiu, iv.i. b Hid. 96 LIVERPOOL COTTON. LIVERPOOL. Jan. 5. Cotton spot In! good Inquiry; prices strong. Good middling 32.48 i cept&nces, 4. ruuy miaaung 21.23 cables, 10.74; guilders, demand, 37: cables, 37-ii. Lares aemama, u.20; caoies. 13.23. Marks demand, 2.00; cables, 202. Government bonds. Irregular; ra1roal bonds, irregular. Time loans, strong; 60 and 90 daya and six months, 7 bid. Call money, strong; ruling rate, 14; bank ao- DRV GOODS. Middling 29.98 Low middling 27.43 Xjit. '" ' Si.;' NEW YORK. Jan. 5. Inquiries for Sales. 10,000 bales, including 5.600 T" American. Receipts. 30.000 bales, ln- aunng in. u r .n eluding 37.000 American. Future, dosed . y Wfe EjW.J? tLt? ? teadv- and burlaps nrmer. Dreaa goods open January 28 10 logs are not expected until next week March ." ...;".26.'60 May .....-.....34.75 r-w vvrrss. S. Sternberg & Co. Depot SL Phone 333. WE BUY ANYTHING -and SELL EVERYTHING N Structural Material a Specialty s All Sizes and Lengths of I Beams : A Tire Saved I Manv Dollars Made ril do your Tire Vulcanizing antTRetreading Ince veterans. Our equipment is modern- our men experienced. Asheville Tire tuid Vulcaiiizing Co, 12 E. College SL July . 23.30 . ' Jt October zo.&s MSW lutui, w , uma on nrm December 19.6J ar; lUo la, 1IH; tiaatoa 4a,