10
THE ASITEVILLE CITIZEN. TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1920.
THE FINANCIER'S STORY
(Continued from our ad of yesterday.)
t
"War" prices will go down. Lower prices or goods means
a higher value for money. ' In a few months from now your
dollar is going to have a higher purchasing power. Its value
will be greater. It will do more for you."
Here's the main point:
Money itself is distinctly a good investment right now, and
it's going to increase in purchasing power. Money need
Banks.
Battery, Park Bank
Member Federal Reserva System
MARKET NEWS OF YESTERDAY
Wants
IINUTE
NOTE ON STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
fSoulht
BOARDERS WANTED
Am. Bret Sugar... 12
Am. Cm it
Am. Car A Fdy 15
Am. H. I,.. Pfd.. I Jtt
Am. Int. Corp 1 S3
Am. Locomotive ...I 41
Am. Linseed j ''7
Am. S. It. 5
Am. Hucar I 14
corded After the Firm! a: I!
Am. Tobacco bj
An.njnff 'Anaconda Cop 60
upening. Atchion i
I At!. Count Line... 1
. At.. G. & West I... 3ti
Raldwln IjOco 4fi
Progressive Reaction is Be
nnies H ll'll Low I'l rm
TTs
I Ik
49 i
NEW Vi'iKK, Feb. 9. Nervousness
w;ih tlic dnmlnaiit note wounded by to
flay'n apatclin Brock market, prices re
cording rorre8lva reaction after the
firm opening, but rallying irregularity
wlirn mont-y ceuHed In the laat hour.
Foreign exchariKe and local money con
ditions were unrnlatakably better, the
London rate retaining moat of ita recent
recovery, wblle call money waa freely
offered ut S percent after opening at 14
H rccnt.
Homo Ftoclts were carried under lant
week'a . lowest quotations, shippings dis
playing conspicuous weakneaa as a result
of Melllig Impelled by the relief that they
are likely to suffer severely In any furth
er curtailment of foreign trade.
Motor, oil, leathers, tobacco and an
admixture of unclassified Issues embraced
the other heavy stocks, but covering by
shorts In equipments led the tlnal recovery.
I he general ootid market was hesitant,
minor a reactions predominating In In
vestment issues, the Internationals. Sales,
oar value, aggregated tU.SDO.Ono. Old
i t'nlted Ktates coupon and registered
and i'ti advanced 1 on call.
19
160
16
1.-,
9
31
64
5
Baldwin & Ohio
Beth. Bteel 'TV' .
Canadian PaelHc .
Central Leather . .
Chos. & Ohio
( hi., M. & St. P..
Chi. n. I. tt Pac...
Chino Copper ....
Col. Fuel & Iron..
Corn Prod I 24
Crucible Kterl 11,2
Cuba Cane Sugar..! as
Erie IB
General Electric ; lit
General Motors 262
C.reat North., pfd ..I 24
O. N. Ore Ctfs 1 15
Gulf States Steel... I 6
Illinois Central ! 6
Inspiration Cop. C6
Int. Her. Ma., pfd.. I 02
Int. Nickel ! 3
Int. Paper 1 78
Ken. Copper Si
I.. N
Maxwell Motors
Mi. Petroleum ...US:
Miami Copper I 3
1 M
I 49V 4
'13SjllHai133
'1!0I 17V11
2 I 90 2 i
I ll'i' 80 I 1114
MVti 2! 2i
12Sil274,127H
.',! 84 'i I 5S
t 7'l 97 VI tVii
I 1 133
r,7!t! 57"i
SI 74 1 81
is: 7 i 7
(104 145 lloO
ni'ti;io9 iushj
I .10 3ns,
I MV flU
EARLY COTTON ADVANCE
Opening Gains Due to the
Firmer Tone of Sterling
Exchange.
owl And f itcner lioom
Din't. Hot and cold running; wateaj
AT TUN ALuVSTA VILLA
M College Street. Meals .optional
"In the heart of Asheville."
1-30-20
Wants
mR SALE
HAKAIONJf HALL.
60 Oak. corner Woodlln. Charlotte
car line. Hot water heat, pleasant
rooms, excellent meals. "A Home."
Vhone 1 698. 2-2-30
LOAKL) AND KOOM ICooms with
Bouthcrn exposure. Two gentlemen
preferred. One block from Char
lotte car line. 43 Chunn Bt. Phono
3232. P-2-8-7
83i
S4
26 '4
26'i
3!l
81
121V
82 Vi
52
32-
32
39
8.1 U
irs ... I
Mldvale Hteel 4
81
r.o
32H
26',
3f,
38
80
14'4, 209Vi!21
(6 I 4
13 Vi 13 I 13
166'.4 i;3 -IS
268 2T.8 265V,
7S I 74Hi 74
3;f 3S; 8V4
s''1! svj 65
80 85 85
K?ul r,U!.l i,i
r.v 8" ! 83 Vi
' 22 I 2J'j 21',
: 78V! 7Si 77H
285.! 28Vi! 2Vi
25! 2 .
171 '174
224: 22
THE b'LORIHA under nv munaBe-
inunt, would like 3 or 4 board
oh. Plenty of fresh, mlllt and but
ter. 151 Woodfln. I'lione 3362.
I'-2-8-:
50 and 62 Orange St.
Attractive sunny rooms
porches Phone 2633
! 85
CHICAGO GRAIN
AUDITS
Hooka Ojeae4 mkS
Closed
J. E. WILSON eET"
Public AixounUml
Kooma 303-204-295 Drlnunot Bldx. I'hoo 1S7
i Missouri Pac.
N'ew Vork Cen. . . .
N' Y.. N. II. H. .
Drastic dei linea , Norfolk A West..1,
corn market today. Northern Pacific ..
that railroad Ohio Cities (ias..
here I Okla. P. & K
Am. Pet. ...
CHl'ACiO, Feb.
took place in the
largely owing to notices
cars unloaded at grain elevators
could not be used for shipments from I Pan
Chicago to the east. The close was nerv- Pennsylvania
ous at 3'4 to i net lower. Oats lost i Pitts. W. Va
Il78
! 22V4
! 23 4
XKW YOKU, Feb. 9. An early advance
In the cotton market was followed by
a shurp break under reports of southern
selling and talk of an easier spot basis.
May sold oft from 82.90 to 32.17 or 48
points net lower but recovered part of
the loss in the late trading, closing at
32.65. Tho general list closed barely
steady, net 5 points lower, to 4 points
higher. Tho opening advance was due
to the firmer tone of sterling exchange
and the advance In Liverpool which pri
vate cables attributed to a better spot
demand and Increased trade calling. Liv
erpool traded both ways here but bought
by balance, probably to cover the short
end of straddles and there was scattered
covering by local and WiMI street trad
ers. March eold up to 35.10 and July to
31.02 making advances of about 1 35 to
H5 points from the low levels of lust
week. The market seemed to be meet
ing a good deal of southern selling, par-
tlcularly from New Orleans, which was
relatively easy at thu opening however J LARGE sunnv furnished
and prices soon turned easier under a Blpeplnff porch, irf
nTA,iT.r .ri.i. T, ..it :; street section, on car lino
nd sleeping;
P2-5-7
ROOM and board. Hot water heat,
one block from square. 24 Spruce
street. Phone 1350. . 2-8-7
Sl'PEKIOIl board, privath family,
steam hoat. Reasonable rates. 79
Merrlrnon ave.
F-2-10-
ROOMS FOR RENT
FURNISHED
JV J6V, . ordt.ri) nftpr tn ciollc of Liverpool and1 for two people.
T4
SIfti Sli'1 1 March and 30.31 for July, making net
i the midday break extended to 34.44 for
bedroom.
Charlotte
suitable
Phone 2586.
2-8-1
26Vi 25 Vi! 2S4
declines of about 32 to 51 points on the
FURNISH ED ROOMS 3 or 4 for
S to I j, and provisions 27 to 8oe.
(Open i High Ijow I Clout
KEEP WARM AND AVOID THE "FLU" USE OUR
Electric Blankets
NAIMAN ELECTRIC CO.
29 W. College St. Phone 340
CORN':
February
MHy
July ....
OAT.S:
May
July ....
POI1K:
i May
i July
LARD:
May ....
July
IUB8:
!May
;Ju!y
1,S2Hi 1.28HI 1.2SH
1.-11 1.24'V 1.2fiVb
. 1.31
.! 127
I 1.22V-
! .74-ti
I -67
,.14.50 34.60 23.69
1.24il 1.21?,
I
75!'n I .73V4
,68V, I .66
21.40
21.D0
.U8.20
.U8.75
21.40
21.90
18.35
18.75
I
IS0.95
121.42
Il8.00
118.53
1.234,
.7444
.TS
33.75
33.60
21.07
31.55
18.07
18.62
COTTONSEED OIL.
Kay Con. Copper.,.
Reading
Hep. I. & S
Royal Dutch, N. V.
Seaboard A. L. ...
Heah. A. L. Pfd b
Sinclair O. & l. ...
tiloas- Khf. S. & I..
Southern Pacific ...
Southern Ky
Southern Ky., Pfd.l
Stude. Corp
Tennessee Cop
Texas Co
Tob. Producta
Union Paclflo
TJ. 8. Ret. Stores. .
United Fruit
U. K. Food Prod. ..
U. S. Ind. Alcohol. ,
L. . KUDOOr
THE SWANNANOA-BERKELEY
A Ifodnrn Brick and Conrrcto Hotel
O.ic Mock from publlo s truant Aabevllle. N. C
Table Uo Uoto Breakfast
Dinner or 8tipper 75
Europeaa Plan
Kates tl per day and np
W. c H HVk. Mcr.
U. S. Steel ...
I". S. Steel, pfd..
Lath Copper
46
76
:102
n
312
I 51
5
265
136
46
4r.o
5-
83
45
48
16
21
611
142
3 192 I 91,: 914. 1 morc active positions. The continued i light housekeeping, by husband and
'v. care
75441 74
41 I 43
88 I 8
81 'ij 79
41V. 46?;
2H I 24
204
72
107
ioo
7
H
H
96
21 U
54i;
93
10 Ul
180
20
69 V,
105
99 '4
4Vi
44
8fr4
41 V,
26
20
7014
107 V4
100'i
wife. Must be llrst class.
Citizen.
P-2-10-
flrmness of sterling exchange and easier
ruling of cjill money during tho alter- :
noon leu to a renewal or covering in ine .
later trading and last iricoa showed FOR RENT Nicely furnished loom
rallies of 35 to 55 points from the lowest.) suitable for couple. Well people
Private returns published this morning i only. 66 8pru.ee street, Phone 2207.
Indicated domestic mill consumption on P-2-.8-3
uoo.'ui; oaien lor wie uiunili OI jhii -ihi y
1
36 ! 87?
70 i 71
P3V4I 94Vi
19
against 511,58fS during recmbcr. ant:
656.721 during January last year. These
13i enrlv huvlnr. hilt the itemand w:i. at -
58
89V4
10
175
54
91
10
178
trlbuted largely to covering of shorts and
the Liverpool buying on straddle account.
Cotton closed barel steady.
HlghLowCPse
March
May ..
.Tulv
4 VI 7434 October
118V, 116 117H i December
,:iLBU6 I spot coTT
135.10134.44 34.99
32.9032. 17:82.65
131.02130.81 30.71
'29.00i28.3528.70
28.4o28.00!28.15
Il82"4:i7
'178
59 U I 58U! K9V4
93 V0H
on iulet; middling 38.00.
I NEW VORK, Feb.' 9. Liquidation on
I the weakness on lard forced cottonseed
oil aown 4ti to points. Buying by cot- vir Caro Cheni
i ton houses, supposedly for account of re- 'Western Union
fillers checked the decline and with short j Westing Elec
covering efTected a partial rally towards Willys-Over
the close. Final bldM wero 27 to 44 points Coca-Cola
in'i 7'jwe:. oaieK u.innj oarreia. l'rliue .
crude 18 '!. 18 50: prime summer yellow I
spot l(t.3020.6n; -March 20.40: May' 20.40: '
j.uy -.!.. .Prime winter ycllov and I
siimnicf whilo mtiiilli.'il.
..'825
::i 4$
..I 62
. .! 15
63-i 63-V tiH !
NAVAL STORES.
JACKSONVrLLE, Via.. Feb. 9 Tur
pentine nothing doing; 1.96V4; sales none;
receipts 173; shipments loot stock 7.611.
Koeln nothing doing: sale3 none; re
ceipts 811; shipments 1400; stock 81.008.
TRADING IN COTTON! ,uiV m
120.00: N 20.25: W'g 20.75; Ww 21.00.
93 TIT TTnmTT A tTlTMTrt WIDTT
1105 I1024 '104---4IX AjUUI UAllUllO JIU1AA
HOOVi, 98T, IHS i
' 1 1 ?- 1 tnL 'i to,:.
! 7:i : 71V,: 72 ii 1
8544 85 85l4 ! NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 9 Rapid flue- SPOT COFFEE.
I 514' 60 D04 , tuations within narrow limits marked! NEW YORK. Feb. 9. Spot coffee neg
I 26S' 5 26tt!ie trading in cotton today. The market I lected; Rio 7s 14U: Santos 4 s 2!'ifc
! i 0-1 I .l...,l.l ..... .... .1... n-ou 1 ..r L.l. I
f,S ft I 1 Ol w 11.111 II" urtn.ru .IV.II. nil.. v..vjuv ,. w io I(,IJ1 1 im 1,
h Bid.
Total sales 7S8.900.
NEW YORK BONDS.
The Swift Year BoqIc is Out
Send for Your Copy
Swift & Company was a favorite topic of conversation
last year.
Committees investigated it, commissions attacked it, law
makers threatened it, many condemned it.
Presently people began to think about it; began to realize
that Swift & Company was performing a necessary service in a
big, efficient way; began to wonder whether it could be done as
well in any other way.
Read what Swift & Company did last year, and what it
meant to you, in the Swift & Company Year Book, just issued.
It's a fascinating narrative simple facts in simple words.
There is one ready for you. Send for it.
Address Swift ft Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
Asheville Local Branch, 131 Roberts Street
C R. Bargeron, Manager
i r. s
i u. s.
'Southern)
2s. registered 0 loo1
2s. coupon h 100ia
4s, registered b 106
88
S8
(.'. Si. 4s. coupon b 10
i ranama .is, reifisiereu o
i Panama 3s, "fcoupon b
I American Smelting & Refining' 53..
j American Tel. & Tel. ev. 6
i AnKlo-French 5s
j Atchison (ten. 4s " 76'i 'wired In bite
I Atlantic Co.ist Ltno 1st 4h
! Baltimore & Ohio cv. 4is ....
' llethlehom Steel ruf. Ba 81
Cen. of Georgia Consolidated os
Central leather 5s
Chesapeake & Ohio cv. 5s
Chicago, B. & Qulncy Joint la.
Chicago, Mil. St. 1'. cv. 4H-
Chicago. It. I. Pac. lty. ref. I
City of Paris 6a
lorado & Southern ruf. 4'js...
: lienver & Rio Grande cont'ol. 4.
Dominion of Canada 5a (1931).
; Krlo gen. 4s
Illinois Centra! ref. 4f
Int. Mer. Marine 6s
Kansas City Southern ref. 5s...
, Liggett & Myers 5s
' Louisville & Nashville nn. 4s
Missouri. Kan. & Tex. 1st 4s..
Mistouri Pac. pen. 4s
,Vev Yuri; Central dob. 6s
.Norfolk & Western cv. 6s
Northern Pacific is
, Pennsylvania gen. 5s
Reading gen. 4s
! Republic Iron & Steel 5s (1940).
' yt. Louin & San l''ran. adj. 6s..
Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s
Southern Hell Tel. 5s
Southern Pacific cv. 5s
Southern Railway 5s
Southern Railway gen. 4s
Texas Company cv. 6s
Texan & Pacific 1st
I'nton Pacific 4s
C. K. of O. U. & t. 6-is (193
t'. S. Steel S
Virginia-Car Chemical I.s . .
Wabash 1st t .
Wilson Co.. cv. 6s
5TI. 1 lw.1 ild.'lb.l fp,.i,H ntiH tlir. ,lwr n-fl M 1
3 points down to 7 points up net. At
; one time in the early trading prices :
:' were 12 to 13 points over Saturday's tlnal i
prices but later they were 27 to 36 points
under. The recoveries late in the day ,
were not expected by short element and :
some covering was seen toward the end.
lOurly strength was due to the rise in
sterling exchange rates but the tighter
money situation soon offset any buying
that was haded on foreign exchange.
The weather map was favorable, showing'
warm and dry weather in the belt, but the
SI1. ' outlook was for rains In the west where'
971 ' nioslture Is tho last thing wanted, eo that
s.i'H , weather news anout Daianceu. J exas
n the day,, tolling of ralnp
In sections that have been complaining .
C0V2 of moisture. Reports from Mississippi
were that little work preparatory to the
83 K i new crop had been done
94V4 Kxports of 18,284 bales of cotton from
C.-ilveston to England caused comment, I office of the Board of County Com
Diit no sustainen trailing arose rrom tnis ; ,jssloners of Buncombe county, X.
or any of the other features of the day. w, trrh tMh i't"n ,, fr
March closed at 35.91 which compared ?n -Urcn 1 jlfi ltt-0 noon, lor
with the Fpot quotation on middling of 1 improvements of about eight miles
38.50, spots being reduced 25 points. i of the Ashevllle-Leicester. highway.
Cotton closed steady. 3 points down to to-wit: A concrete header 1-2-4 mix-
t8
V6
lo of Surplus Government Uoods.
YVKANIVn APPAREL.
TJ. S. ARMY Leather Sleeveless Jack
et $10.o
U. S. ARMY Khaki Suits. Suit com
plete, coat, breeches, web belt and
canvas leggings. Uooo conanioiu
1 Very strong materia.'. Special. .$8.26
If. . ARMY Wool OvercoaL Velvo.
eollar, only sllihtly used and will
give excellent service. A special
bargain nt $9.9i
V. 8. ARMY C-llfO Urab Wool Macki
naw. Deslrablo coat for wintor $9.60
V. fi. ARMY Raincoat Good condition.
Selected, 136 per dozen or each $3.50
CI. H. ARMY Wool Underwear, clean
and sanitary. Very desirable. SGe
per garment. $1.85 (suit, or $1.75 suU
in doi. lots.
U. S. ARMY Wool Breeches, dyed,
brown, bluo or black. Splendid
condition. A grade, $2.95 eacli, or
$29 diz. ; B grade, $2.50 each, or
$24 dozen.
V. S. ARMY Marino Black Heavy
Rubber Raincoat. The coal for long;
wear. Good condition $9.95
U. S. ARMY wool shirts, seen service
but in good condition. Olive drab.
Been repaired. Grade A, $2.95 each
or $29.95 doz. tirado B, $2.60 each
r $27.50 doz. Grade C, $1.95 each,
or $21.50 doz.
IT. 8.-ARMY Field Shoes NEW. Good
heavy shoes for general wear; pair
$8.00.
BEDDING OUTFITS.
V. S. ARMY regulation Comforts.
Olive drab. ' Renovated and steril
ized. Full size. Weight 5 pounds.
Good condition $2.45
V. S .ARMY Olive Drab Blanket.
Brand new. 64 by 84 4-lb. blanket.
$9.25 etch or doz $106
V. S. ARMY Gold Medal cots, folding
canvas, excellent for hotels, com
missaries, camps, etc., $2.95 each:
$2.60 each, dozen lots; $2 each 100
lots.
IT. S. ARMY Blankets. WOOL. Clean
and sanitary. Better order a few of
these excellent blankets, as they
will be scarce, $5.95 each or $70.00
dozen.
IT. H. ARMY Steel Cots. Almost new.
72 inches long, SO inches wlao $4.95
U. S. ARMY Cot Mattresses. Cotton.
In good condition. A grade.. $6. D5
HEATERS
TJ. S. ARMY Heaters. "Cole" Blast No.
15-B. Nickel trimmed; In good con
dition. An excellent stove at a real
bargain $18.60
IT. S. ARMY Heaters. "Monica" No.
15; 37 inches high. 38 Inches inside.
Good cordition $15.00
U. S. ARMY Heaters. "Magic" No 18.
46 Inchef? high, 18 inches inside.
Good condition $25.00
IT. S. ARMY Heaters. Ione Star No.
5, 36 Inches high, 16 inches Inside.
Good condition $16.50
M I SCE LLA N'BOtTS.
L'. S4 ARMY regulation BREAST Col
lar Harness. Brand new. "IT
STOOD THE TEST." Double wheel
set, $79; double lead set, $58.60.
Limited number left.
r. R. ARMY Rawhide Whips, 8 plait,
in feet, each Rn
r. S. ARMY -Cable Traces $2.95
i V. S. ARMY MeClellan Saddles, brand
i new $32.95
U. S. ARMY Capes. Blue. Wocl. Kx
j cellent condition; splendid irar-
! ment $4 95
!U. S. ARMY Leather Halters. Good.
I serviceable condition. $12 dozen,
I Otich Jl 25
I U. S. ARMY Canvas Haversacks. No
better bag to be had for carrying
tools, provisions for camping, hunt,
lng. fishing, hiking, etc. Comnlete
( with strap $ .85
Sealed bids will bo received at the i ENGLISH Heavy Leather, wide belt.
Brand new, very attractive. . .$1.4 5
C. S. ARMY Denim trousers; blue,
seen service, but repaired and in
p;ood condition; washed and sani-
TWO ROOMS, bath and bleeping
porch. Private family. Apply 1'.
O. Box 535. 1-2-8-3
FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms.
48 Spruce street. P-2-8-3
1' X P C R N I 8 H E D
THREE
Starnes
unfurnished
avenue.
rooms. 90
P-2-S-S
notici:
-3i
PI
4(1
7U
70
S644
70 Vi
544 ;
32S.
H'0-s
74Vj I
89'i ,
7!)
91 i
58
-32 U
points up net.
March . . .
.May
July
October .
1 ' ceniher
! ture on cither side, also all holes 1n
Hlgh,Low t.Tse present road to be filled anil rolled
.. 35.95 35.60 35. 91 i and a surface of Asphaltio Concrete
.. 33.56 33.08 33.41 i (Topeka specifications) rolled lo two
. .3i. 56 31.10 31.45 : inches in thickness. The finished sur
' 52 ;5 n,4 ' face of tho roadway, including the
..:.g.,.J8'-.j' . noajerj shan be paid for at the price
2.) points lower, bid on Asphaltic Concrete, width of
Soul cotton miiet.
;iirs on snot. :on oaies. lo arrive none. - .; . ,D
1a,w middling 81.00: middling 38.50; good 'u"tl,
niiddling 40.50. Receipts 7.156; stock I'cbruary .'. J2
414. 35U. '
MONEY MARKET.
A. PATTO.V.
Chairman.
10-17-24-2
.b 83
.. 100
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
NHV YORK. Feb. 0 Mercantile paper
6al-2. Sterling 60 day bills 3.3:i?4; coni-
,........1 .1.,., I. ill.. Kn K....I... " .? -
? i merNul 60 day bills 3.33-).; demand 3.37.
'" ,-3 ; caMM 3.37;i:i. Francs demand 14.52:
V 'i., 8 i .rnhlea 14.511. Itclian francs demand
li 14.07 ; cables N.O.'.. Guilders demand
Jul 137.80; cables 37 90. Lire demand 18.52:
1 .-iihles 18.50. Mark.-i il -.:and 1.01; caljUv
l-r'gi'eniment bonds Irregular: rail-
2,T i mads bonds Irregular. Time loans strong
4 ! 60 days. 00 days and six months 8M:.
Cull money easy; ruling rate 14; bank
acceptances o'i.
tary. Special $8.00 dozen or 85o
pair. U. S. Army knives, 5c each,
25c for six, 60 per doz., $5.90 per
gross. LT. S. Army Forks, 10c each.
40c for six. 75c per doz.. or $7.00
per gross. L S. Army Dessert
Spoons 5c each, 25c for six, 40o
per doz.. or $5.90 gross. U. S. Army
Tool Boxes, small wood chests, with
extra tray, suitable for doll trunks,
tools, etc., 95c each. Pocket knives,
brand nw, high grade, $1.50, $1.75.
$1.85 and $2.25.
BRADLEY' BONDED WAREHOUSE
COMPANY.
14 Government T'ace.
Asheville, N. C.
I Feb 1. 5 '4, 6. 8, 10, 11. 1G, 15, 17, 1S
i 20, 22. 24, 26, 27, 1 Tt.
i EGGS
Place your orders early for E. B.
Thompson Ringlet Barred RocV
i eggs. The Barred Rock is the best
all round chicken in the world. C
, have birds direct from Thompson's
yard. Amenia, ,. i. Can Turnisu
you their eggs at $5.00 .per 15.
Cockerels $5.00 each. S. O. Ingram,
Arden. N. C. P-2-6-30
JACKSONVILLE LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO. Feb. 9. Hogs weak lie
lower than Saturday's average. Hulk, .JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Feb. P. Hogs
14.254il4.9; top 15.25; heavy 14,1011.65; ' prospects steady; choice heavy 12.50'ti
medium 1 4.25 4 14.90: packing Sowa 13.00 : 12.75; good heavy 12.5n 12.T5; rough
13.50; pigs 13.00014.00. 'heavy I i.5Pj 11.75; lights n..Mjit!.7r;
Cattle weak; b ef steers, medium and heavy pigs l'i.50S(,10.75; light pigs 8.50'a
heavyweight, choice and prime 15.001J ; :u 00.
17 00: medium and good 11.00515.00; ; rattle prospects steadv: s'eers 5.50W
butcher cattle; 6.50(12.50; canners and , 12 U; bulls .0t37.-dO: yearlings 5.00
cutters 5.25'3!6.50: veal calves 16.25& I -.mi; cons 5.50S,7.,-;o: veal calves 8.0"ff
17.75: feeder steers 7.86'ill.75; stocker, I2.W; canners 3.50 up.
iieui-s 7.0O&10.50.
Slieep strong: larr;bs 84 pounds down. LIVERPOOL COTTON.
lS.oii$21.0i: culls and common 15.00'i
;8.00; ewes, medium, good and choice; iJYElSPOuL. Feb. 9. Cotton spot
:.',.7r,5Ji3.i5; culls and common 6.50'tf . ,juiet; prices steady; good middling 30.37;
i .2'.. fully middling 29.37: middling 28.12; low
I - maioiing -..j: goou oramary ZL.&r. or
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK.
MJW YORK, Feb. . Ceeve.i steady:'
ordinarv to rather good steers 9 ti.'-'ft
U.80; medium to choice bulls 8 00W1I.25.
common steers 6.50fij7.50; common to
choice cows 4.50lI0.50.
Calve-i steady; common to fairly prime
veals 11.00924.00; culls 14.00 it 17.00; lit-'
tie e.ahes 14. 00& 15.75; fed calves ll.OOft"
1.00: barnyards 8.OO19.IO.O0; yearlings,
o.ev'W i.eu.
Sheep and lambs firm, common to good
sheep, ewes. 8.0012.00: culls 5(i0i7.O0:
yearlings 14.0018.00; common to prime
lambs 18.00ii22.50; culls 15.50ruU6.00.
. Hogs steady: medium to lightweights
l8.oo, heavy 15.75; pigs 15.50(515.75.
dlnary 21.37. Sales 7.000 bales. Including
...ii'ii American. Receipts 12.uao hales,
including 1.U0 American. Futures closed
steady.
DRY GOODS '
NKW YORK. Feb. 9. Cotton goods
m.irke'. opened quiet today with further
easing reported in gray goods prices.
Yarns held steady but iiuiet. Men's wear
lines for fall opened steadily and trade
was not as active as In some recent ses
sions. Burlaps tnd raw silks were quiet.
LIBERTY BONDS.
es f f
S-6.98;
! NEW YORK. Feb. 9. Final pr
LH'ertv bonds touay were: 3Ns
first 4s 90.90; second 4s 90.18; first 4'i's
91.50; second 4V 90.48; third 4U's 93.48:
fourth 4'i's 90.52; Victory 3''i's 97.80;
Victory 4-Ys 97.88.
Stock,' Bonds, ' Grain, Cotton.
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FOR SALE Beautiful fTjIl-blooded
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330 Southsidc. phone 1S47.
2-8-3
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