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FOURTEEN THE A5HEVILLE CITI2ENr TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, 1922 will start you in OUR. Come in and Join. The Americai National Bank "EVERYBODY'S BANK" National Bank Protection for Your Christmas Club Account MIL ITEMS IBK'f HEIST COTTON MART NEW YORK STOCK LIST T"I t , . x miner reductions in Prices Said to Indicate Slow Trade. , T lw T u T ITS r rir 1 rN V Jd, 5 In Asheville's Prosperity PROPERTY values in Asheville are established. They will never be lower; they will be higher. Our 6 Debenture Geld Bonds, secured by 1st mortgages on Asheville real estate, are therefore one of the safest investments a man can make. rut your surplus cash into our Debenture Bonds, invest in Asheville's Prosperity. Banter s Trust & Title Insurance Co. v"Undr State Supervision" 'Phone 1351. V Asheville, N. C. NEW ORLF.ANS, Jan16 An un favorable opinion of foreign politics and the hearish Interpretation that further reduction In prices of manu factures of various sorts meant alow trade, wore against price in the cot ton market today, which was lower on the opening and wag steady at I the decline, until after mid-session. At the lowest the trading months were JS Jo 56 points under the close of last week, March trading as low as Itj.Sfl cents a pound. In the later trading something of a rally waa caused by realizing on the short aids and the. close was at net losses on the day of 25 to 3 point. March closed at 18.66. fueh of the early selling was due to a poor Liverpool, but discussion on the floor of the exchange wa mainly centered on International politics. Manchester cables created an unfavorable Impression, as they staled that while more business was being done, theru were no elans of a general revival. Prices were a dollar to a dollar and a. half a bale oft on these feature. In the late morning reporta were circulated on the floor of the ex change of further rioting In India and during the selling that followed stop loss orders were caught on the long side In considerable volume. Rain In Texas and In section of the centra and eastern portions of the belt were regarded a highly favor able and added to the selling pres sure wnicn was not checked until a demand of consequence arose from the shorts themselves. Cotton closed steady at net decline or 25 to ii points. Open January .... 16.68 i March i.5 stay i.er July 18.35 October 16.67 Spot cotton quiet. IS lower; eales on the spot. 370 bales; to arrive, 260; low middling. 14. 7o; middling, 16 50; good middling, 17.40; receipts, 3,760; stock. 3'Jo,S6. ISIalHIg h.'Low ICIose AL Chem. Y Dye, Am. B. Sugar... Amer. Can Am. '. Fdy.., Am. H. Li., pfd. Am. Inter. Corp., Am. Loco. Am. Linseed .... Am. 8. Bet..., Amer. Sugar Am. um. Too... Am. Tel. Tel.. Amer. Woolen .. Anacon. Copper . Atchison A. C. I. A , G. & W. In... Bald. 1xen Bait I. Ohio 441 84 11 147 (0 Jo 414, M;liM4 31 16! 49 67l n4 I 35 U0ll18Vr 45 2"4 4S 49, M.1VM 7 31 91 35V4 68 S 123 Than. Motor t nesa. a o Chi., M. & St .Alii 51 p.. Pac. High J-ow Close l; 16?4 16.47 1 75 16.36 1656 14S 16.35 16 62 16.38 14.06 18.12 IS -68 15.48 15 80 Chi.. R. I. A Coca Cola . Corn Products.... Crucible Steel ... Cuba C. Sugar.., r.natcott-J Krle Fam. P.-tAsky Gen. AphalT".. Gen. Electric . . . f) Qen. Motors Grt. Nor., pfd.... ttuir otis. teel.. Illinois Central.. Inanl. Copper ... Inter. Hsrv Int. M. Mar., pfd Inter. Paper .... Invincible Oil .. Kelly-pg. Tlr Ken. Copper 1, N Max. Pet Beth. Steel "B". 35 Oanad. Pacific .1 D On. Leather I 3l( iK S7 1H 2 4 S3 80 4 69H 141 Vi 74 67 103 40 83 4 5 40 1S 38ii 28 112 40311144 H 67H 4fc 34S 14 147 69 Vi 40V 10614 St 45U 9' 34 U 1174 48 85 30 18 i M II 48 9S 68 8 7 67 m mi 94 83 4 4 1 7 109 110 ISUIHlfhlLow Oo 34 4 !" II 45 69 35 117 81 48 to 7 30 M 3 6 123 ai M S7 46 M 6 8 79 9 . 7 141 9 73 M 10? 39 $3. 64 46 16 37 Wi 111U iu! Mtd. Sts. OU Mid. Steel Mo. Pacific V. "T. CeMraJ.... N. Y., V. H. & H. Ref. Total sales. 784,000 shre. N. & W. Nor. Pad Do Ok. Prod. k. Pacific Oil Pan-Am. Pet. .. I Pennsylvania ... 'ure on Heading Rep. I. Steel.. Royal I)., N. Y.. St. L. S. Fran Sea. Air Llne.Al Seab. A. L., pfd.b Bears Roebuck . Shell T. & Trad Sin. Oil Ref.. S.-fi. Steel & I... Sou. Pacific Sou. Rny I Sou. Rwy., pfd . . . 3LQ. J. 1. J., pia. Butd. Corp Tenn. Capr Texas Co? Texas A Pacific. Too. Products . . . Tranacon. Oil T'nlon Pacific ... t'nlted Fruit .... TJ. B. Food Trod. U. S. Ind. Alco. IT. et. St.... U. S. Rubber... U. S. Steel .... V. 8. Steel, pfd t'tah Copr Vanad. Corp. . . Va.-Caro. C'heini. West. Union . . West. Klectrlc . Wlllya-Over. ... Miami Copr. . Ray Copr U 31 17i 75 14 91 8 14 4 79 6 148 JO 17 4 39 32 51 3 78 2S 4 52 84 S6?4 (A 64 38 21 88 2 19 50 116 SR14 10 45 27 64 10V4 II" lil26 191 S 11 0 17 74 13 62i 53 22KS1 78 z 46 51 33 36 74 62 93 43 64 65 84 '11S 851 64 181 32 28 92 50 6 37 15 63 87 20 37 11 18 48 116 83 10 45 26 63 10 128 11 0 17 T4 18 77 4 62 33 t 36 74 ; 62 31 3 4 63 20 38 83 IS 69 111 85 10 45 2 4 in 179 1M!126 .7! 40 63 64 84 117 63 31 17 n 60 T7 15 41 68 bo 84 117 63 31 27 K 60 6 Z7 15 FAILURE OF BROKERAGE NEW YORK BONDS . .b 101 1 (Southerny V. fl. 2s, registered.... 17. 8. 2s. coupon b 101 T'. . 4s, regletercd b 104 IT. 8. 4s, coupon, b 104 ranama in, registered o so Panama 3s, coupon b 80 American Smelt. & Ref. 6s 87 Amer. Tel. & Tel. cv. s 111 Anglo-French 6s t'nq. T JAMES R. BUSH MARKET REVIEW tHUWIII 7B Atlantic Coat 'Line 1st 4n....b OPEN FOR BUSINESS ALL the pnni.r That are Cleaners and Dyers liave steered all relationship with what is known as Poolo & Co., and are in LANGREN BUILDING 16 Broadway With three new trucks, the old plant at Woolsey equipped with modern machinery to do (ho best up-to-date work, and all our force experienced, we are second to none In the Pressing, clean. ing ami Dyeing Business. We are originators of Poole Brothers, afterward Poole A Company, and now we tiro known as POOLE'S DTE WORKS. PHONE 4821 The large number first, for the Clean Cleaners and Idve Dyers. . Thauklng yon, we arc, POOLE'S DYE WORKS . . G. K. POOLE, Proprietor 89 89 76 93 93 86 Unci. : 76 I'nq. 75 98 43 85 illlllillllllllllllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilllllllllllllllllllllli BRIGEC Good Brick make a good job. It pays to use the best always. We would like to supply you with our superior quality common building or face brick. H Southern Steel & Cement Co., g 'Phone 974. 10 North Pack Sq. j iiiiijig "OLD FASHIONED" Watch Daily fapers Q 9 ... L Solution J IJJ Baltimore & Ohio cv. 4s.. Hntniencm steel rer. ( Central of Oa. Con. 5s Central Leather 6a hesaneoke A Ohio cv. 6 Chi., B. & Qulncy Joint 4a. , Chi., Mil. & St. P. cv. 4a CM., H. f. A Pac. Ry. ref. 4.. City of Paris 6s. Colorado A Southern ref. 4a. Denver A Rio Orande con. 4j.. I)mlnlon of Canada 6s (1931). hlHnols Central' ref. Vs.'. . . . . . .'b Int. Mer. Marine 6s 92.fc Kansas City Southern rer. 5.. 85 Liggett & Myers 5s 9.1 I-onlsville A Nashville un. 4s. .b 90 Missouri. Kan. A Texas 1st 4s. 76 Mo. Pacific gen. 4s New York Central deb. 6s Norfolk A Western cv. 6s. Northern Pacific 4s Pennsylvania gen. 5 Reading gen. 4s Republic I. A Steel 6a (1940). .b St. L. A . Fran. adj. 6 Seaboard Air Line adj. 6s Southern Bell Tel. 6a Southern Pacific cv. 6s Southern Rwy. 6s Southern Rwy. gen. 4s Texas A Pacific. 1st 6s b Union Pacific 4 U. K. of O. B. A I. Ca (1937). u. K. Mieei os Vlrglnla-Caro. Chemical 5s ... 94 Wabaeh let 6 97 Wilson A Co. cv. 6s 86 FOREIGN EXCHANGE ?JEW YORK. Jan. 16. Foreign ex change. Irregular; Great Rrltain, de mand, 4.22; cables. 4.33: 60-day bill on banks, 4.19; France, de mand, .20; cables, g.21; Italy, de mand. 4.40; cables, 4.41; Belgium, demand. 7.81; cables, 7.82; Ger many, demand, 64; cable, 55; Hol land, demand, 36.80; cshlea, 36 86; Norway, demand, 15.60; Sweden, de mand, M.90; Denmark, demand, 19.95; Switzerland, demand, 19.4K; Spain, demand, 15.00; tireece, demand, 4.36; Argentina, demand, 33.62; Braasll, do manrl, 12.87; Montreal, 01. 106 86 . 97 . W T3 16 95 97 90 62 90 91 98 100 Competition From South ern Hemisphere Causes Tendency to Sag. F.A TUTOR . . .' ... . 'CHICAGO, Jan. . Wheat had 'a tendency to aag in price today, owing more or lees to competition from the southern hemisphere and to failure of a brokerage hous In Raw York. The close, however, vu steady at the same as Saturday's finish to c lower, with May 1.11 to 1.11 and July 1 00 to 1.00; Sorn gained a shade to Uc: oats lost u to and provisions finished unchABged tot Open High lrw Cloa 1.11 1.11 1.10 i.nsi .99 LOO? . LOO I .63 .63 .62 .68 M .64 .64 .64 S8 .38 .88 .38 .38$ .88 J8 16.10 18.25 9.17 933 9.17 9.30 S.43 9.62 9.40 9.62 845 8.40 g.67 8.32 8.55 BAR SILVER, NEW YORK. Jan. 16 Foreign bar silver, tio; Mexican dollars, 60. JAMES R. BUSH, Member Chicago Board of Trade Private Wires Leading Exchanges. Correspondents: THOMSON & McKINNON, New York Chicago. 14-15 Electrical Bldg. Phone 1867. EVERYMNG In High Quality Building Mattriak f f Nothing so reflects the spirit and character of a town as its buildings. Nothing so reflects ' the character of an individual as the home he builds. Bear that in mind. To build well you must be provided with dependa ble materials. Such mate rials we are prepared to furnish. CITIZENS Lumber Company Jtiltmore Phono 60-611 WHBAT May July CORN May July OATS May July PORK January .. May LiARD Mlarch May 1URS January . . May Wheat. No. 3 red. 1 17- Vn 110; corn, No. 1 mixed, 48: No! Lf'JIow 48H: oau. No. 2 white. 8638; No. I white, 33; rye, No K 2?i.barley- timothy seed. 6.0O7.0O; clbver seed, 12.60 19.00; pork, nominal; lard, t.; rib, 8.0009.00. UVE STOCK CHICAGO r S?ICAGO' ,Jan- "--Cattl receipts 5,000; very slow; beef steer and fat she stock, mostly 25 lower; few 'de sirable heavy steers and yearlinga, about steady; top yearlings, 9.26; tor. heavy eteers at noon, s.46; bulk beef steer, .75iT7.65; bulls, teady to 26o mwr, ouik iMiognai. 4.W4.60; calves, mostly 26 lower; bulk vealers, 8.0008.76; capners, stockers and foeders, steady. receipts, 76,000; opened 25 to ' wwer; closed 16 to 28 higher than early, or 10 to 15 below Saturday's average; shippers bought, alhout 25 -000; holdover, light; top, 8.00; early practical top, 7 86; fculk i.sinif i.w; pige, 2a to 60 lower; bul deslraible, 7.80(317.85: few at a no aheep receipts, 27,000; killing claalT- j-t., mum iy eieaay with J-lriay; fat uvu.u iup, i..,o; oulk. 1 2. So 19 12.65 ; heavy wethers, 8.00; fat ewe, top, 7.00; feeder lambs, 11.2512.00; shear ere. 12.25. EAST 8T. LOUIS HAST ST. LOU7.8. Jan. 16. ,-Cattle receipt, 6,000; ateeni, elow, 15 to 26c lower; quality, plain; light year lings, she stock and stockers, about steady; bulla and calves, weak. Hogs, receipts. 20.000; fairly act ive, 26 to 50c lower; lighter grades off most; top, 7.90; bulk good to cholre, 110 to 170-pound averages, 7.767.85; bulk 200 to 240-nound av- I erage. 7.5097.65; bidding, 7.35ffl7.50 tor J.40 to 270-pound weights; packer sows, steady, 6.8506.10; pigs, steady to 60o lower, 6 6007.75; quality, good. Sheep receipts, 2.000; slow, fat lainns, cue lower; others and sheep, steady; no choice lambs here: nack. ers and city butchers ipald 12.00 Sfor gooa quality lamb.'; few light ewe up to 6.00. NEW YORK NEW YORK. Jan. l.jCattl bare ly steady; ordinary to medium steers, 6.75(88.23; bulls, 4.7506.00; cows, 1.60 01.75. "alves. firm; common to prime veals, OOftffflSOO; IHtle calves and rulle. 6.0008.60; barnyard calve. 8.60 4.60; common western calves. 6.25. hep and lambs, steady; ewe sheep S. 6006.60; cull, 3.00; lambs. 10.000 10.37; culls, 8.00. Hog, lower; medium to light weights. S.600900; heavy hogs, 7.60 08.25; roughs, 6.2606.60. LIVERPOOL COTTON LIVERPOOL. Jan. 16 Spot cotton steady; prices steady; good middling, 11 23; fully middling, 10.82; middling, 10.47; low middling. 9.33: trnnA ordi nary, 7.77; ordinary, 7.02; eales. 6,000 bale. Including 5,400 American; re oelpts. 22,000 bales, Including 15,700 American; futures closed easy; Jan uary. 1039; March, 10.33; May, 10.24; July, 10.12; September, 982; Octdber, 9.68; Decemger, 9.52. 1 SIWR LETTF-R This was hort uuvenng aay in the stock market and UmT" not an "asy Wiy for them- a tew exception, such as ivnamei and ;rufBle, which were conapicuous for their weakness, the demand for stocks was general enough to Include practically all of our leading and active Issues. At the opening, rails were most promi nent strength galn, being led by Atchison. For this particular iseue there Is ample reason for the ad vance In the excellent, showing that l expected, but o far as the other rails are concerned, there Is nothing In the Immediate outlook or In the year' record to create any real en thusiasm. The strength In this growp Is periodical recurrence and usual ly precedes some new plans of fi nancing or some new bond Issues bv one or more companies. Motors at tracted their ehare of attention to day, etudebaker being the real lead er. One of the ateel pnmnAnlaa Af minor importance Fa spectacular lnt us -move ann tnis ha given rise to various explanations, among which is that Ford is seeking control. Gossip of this kind must not be taken at face value. It will probably be found inai sirenjrm from time to time In the minor steels is merely a prelimi nary 10 a nnai merger that has been under consideration for some time Easy money la still the sole basis for our market strength and this in turn merely represent contraction fh bus iness, ao that under such c rcum stance we still deem It advisable to market some long stocks dnrlne- uicBo ycnuiiK or nirengm. GRAIN LETTF.R Wtieat: The vis ble supply of wheat In North Amer. ica has decreased 3.300.000 for the ween Dut tnia has not stimulated the demand from any source, whatever. Export circle are doing nothing ex cept picking up Manitoba In anti cipation of future orders from Greece, or for Russian purposes. Some days ago. It was announced that the Ital ian government would release it holdings of wheat. Thl seems to have occurred, a today, Italy was offering Manitoba wheat' for re-sale. Shipment from Australia are In creasing, Argentine receipt are picking up. nonetheless, the world's buyer of wheat is apathetic, prac tically all cable speaking of poor demand. A reflection of this slow aemand is the fact that experts from United States, Ince July first are 12,000,000 less than the same time last year. Southern hemisphere will soon be a more vigorous competitor In the world's market. thereby placing North America In the position of eimer reducing values or being left goouiy -surplus, inasmuch as tors, exporters and millers are Indifferent, and the buvl consequently poor. It la difficult, to conceive bow strength la values can ba main tained. COARSE GRAINS Receipts of corn have been unexpectedly large, but have encountered a rather brisk de mand from ahlnnen. nmhahivavainsi preffous sales for export. Exporting Interests were Tnaulrin and hlddlnir outside of this, the demand In the marnet i small. ' -COTTON A weak cotton market In Liverpool and reports of poor spot demand In the south created a foun dation here that wa .nvlhln. satisfactory and when selling in vol ume appeared, the market gave way wan ease, longs Becoming discour aged and this In turn brought In same further pressure from spot hold ers In the south. The decline was In sharp contrast to the strength that waa displayed In the security mar ket. Many who are long cotton are Beginning to realise that there I notning In the existing situation to warrant the extreme confidence that they have displayed. The fact of the matter is that we have nothing i mis time on wnicn to attract public following and we are only Dim uea io occasioniu advances on tefhnlcal grounds and thl market will probably ag until we again meet iin a new ausorption. U,M METIS WEAK AND UNSETTLED General Market Closes Net Decline of 20 to 34 Points on Covering. NEWORK, Jan. 16. The cotton market was weak and unsettled to day with price selling into new1 low ground for the movement March contracts declined to 17.84 or 66 points bctow th" closing quotation of last week and 4.30 per bale below thehlgh price touched at tha opening, Jan uary 3. That delivery closed at 17.68, with tha general market closing teady at a net decline of 20 to 24 joints on covering. ini maraei opened oareir steaav st a decline of 10 to S3 points In re sponse to lower Liverpool cables. Private advice attributing tha de cline In the English market to in creased hedge selling revived last week's apprehensions of spot liquida tion in tha south, and there was also selling on reports. of good rains in the southwest. Some trade buying appeared on the seals down, but it was very limited and tha market showed Increasing weakness during tha middle of the day, owing partly to persistent sell ing by brokers with southern con nections. Naturally this nressure served to color the talk of Jn easier spot situation, and as price worked lower, stop orders were uncovered-on every five point drop. January sold off to 17.40 and May to 17.93, making net declines of 40 to 80 points on the more active positions, after which liquidation became less active and tre were rallies from the lowest on covering or scattered fcuyfiig for a reaction. Some further trade buying was also reported late In the afternoon, but It was by no mean active and the closing bulge was attributed chiefly to the stronger technical position of the market. Reports received here from Norfolk said there was no pressure of spot cotton there, but the talk of an easier basis was more or less general around the ring, and the fear of spot liquidation was consid ered the main factor on the decline. There was also an expectation that the break tn raw material would fur ther retard business In cotton goods. Loiton closed steady. Open High Low Clive II Purchase of Eailroad Shares at Net Gains 1 to 3 Points. NEW YORK, Jan. 1. Purchases of railroad shares on a comprehen sive scale and at gross gain of 1 to 1 points furnished a firm foundation for - today's aotlve and generally strong stock market. ' There were several exceptions to he advance, mainly among stock In which the short interest continued dominant. Crucible Steel, . Interna tional Paper, National Enameling and aeveral obscure specialties were con spicuous examples at reactions of 1 to I points. ' .. Equipments, motors, several of the independent steels, as well as coo pers, utilities, textiles and miscella neous specialties were sustained by tha demand for rails. Hesitation was shown by oils during the greater part of the session, but that group cam forward in th final hour with Mexi can Petroleum the central feature. For the most part closing prices were Irregularly under maximum quo tations, extensive realizing being pro voked by the steady advance of money rates. Call loans opened at 3 per cent, but rose gradually to six per cent just before the end. The firmer money rates were attributed to withdrawal of federal deposit from local bank. Foreign affairs made little Impres sion on the market for international remittances and most domestlo de velopments over the week-end re ceived favorable Interpretation. A canvass of conditions In the middle west confirmed recent advices of prospective revival In many lines' of manufacture, although railroad ton ngea showed further reductions from the corresponding period of last year. The bond market moved contrary I to the tone of stocks, prices In that nilflrlee shriwln. M .,.-. v. . ., luaon, which extended to Liberty is sues, all of that series closing at mod erate recessions. New underwrltinga are projected by railroad and domes tic and Canadian municipalities. To tal sales, par value. 318.730.000. WANTED bungalow, locate! , Starnes, avenue, for . ( mobile, worth the iW F. A. TWEED RE Arlt :- " g WANTED To second hand wearing .i7ifl! keeping goods; h J2 and truuks. Will pay et," 1 for men's good clothing 8377. M. Zagelr. ,38 Bifo Ave. - . . N WANTED Immediately, v v oiiiaii with sleeping porch, f Z 74 with six year old n,i. ,.N convalescent; permanent TO RENT 4 nlshed houseiT modern im? ments: Blltmnr. .""P Must be reasonable; Den. V. R.. care Citizen. Perm furnitureR, WSANlasP Furniture rJ n1 c?1in"L bought n exchanged. N. Epstein 2234. 1 " "'19 vvAnir,u-io borruw l5Mrt valusble property, in S first mortgage; property ,ly located. N. C. car, & : : j-ii. Buy A "4-S0" Chevrolet. j-ii. PTTRLTC Ilnnri...l. Electrical Bldg. ri,oriV 1 Work called for and Jell..' ratesreasonable. p, WILL the little cir-r"- number In auto contest ? perial Theatre, call at 1.71 Moore, Tailor January March . May . . . July October 17.80 17.76 17.35 18 85 16.27 17.85 17.77 17.38 16.95 16.30 17.40 17.31 17.03 16.65 16,05 17.46 17.56 17.2" 16.80 16.20 LIBERTY BONDS NEW YORK. Jan. 16. Llhertv bonds closed; s t JM.60 7.... 97.64 97.64 97 80 97.60 97.84 97.78 100.22 100.18 First 4s (bid) Second 4s (bid) First 4s Second 4s .... Tnlrd 4 Fourth-4 s .... Victory 3 Victory 4s .... JACKSONVILLE JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 18 Turpen tine, quiet, 81; sales, none; receipts, 61; shipments, 225; stock. 28.386. Rosin, firm; gales, 1,092; receipts, 743; shipments, 255; stock, 173,639. Quote: B. D, E, F, 4.00; G, 4.02; H. I, 4.02; K, 4.73; M, 6.35; N, 5.50; Wg, 6 75; Ww, 6.00. y with ( . fTWt( k- Indiffe METALS MARKET NEW YORK. Jan. 18. Cornier. teady; electrolytic, snot and nearbv. 13; later, 14; tin, weak; pot arm nearoy, ns.bz; lutures, Tl.il; Iron, steady; Mo. 1 northern, 19.50W 20.60; No. 3 northern. 19.00 0 20.00; No. 2 southern, 16.60017.00; lead, steady; spot. 4.704.0: sine, quiet; East St. Louis, delivery spot, 4.80; antimony, spot, 4.50. MONEY MARKET NEW YORK. Jan. 16. Call money, strong; high, 6; low, 3; ruling rate, 3; closing bid, 6; offered at 6; last loan, 6; call loans against ac ceptances, 3; time loans, steady; 60 days, 90 days, six months, 4; prime mercantile paper, 405. CHICAGO POTATOES CHICAGO, Jan. 16. Potatoes, steady; Wisconsin, sacked round whites, 1.8002.05; Michigan, sacked, round whites, 1.9001.95; Minnesota, sacked round whites, 1.761.5; Idal russets, sacked, 2.35 cwt. uinner andmP convenient to Blair and oiOi lotta St. L I., care Oitlacn V sweeTOranges s peck, delivered. Phm, ' 1990. ,7 r it.," r' J" m i for s ne , T. lm 3 " P. O. Box niTcHy-T FOUND- Buy A '4-80" Chevrolet. MM NOTICE The City of Asheville will r.-elv bids for construction of concrete arch I cuivert over Drancn on joieman ave nue. Specifications oan be had .from Mr. B. M. Lee, City Engineer. Bids to be In by 10 a. m., January 26th. The City reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. PURCHASING AGENT, Jan. 15-17-19. City of Asheville. SOUTHERN RAILWAY Train Schedules Train Arrive From Time IS Not Trk, rtillKklplils. Biitt- mor, Wtiblnston ; l:SSa-l&i It Not Torn Mid Waihlnf too .... 11 : 1 1 a. to. II Ctroltnt Hpwltl, tblnso, t'ln- elnniu 1 1 :tt s.n. I AUinu, Sptrttnbarx sod loetl uthm Il:ls.n. JS Miimhr tnd Iocs! palnti I:15s.n. II 4:inclniutl, 81. Lean, Lonll- ni jut p.m. I Jacksonville, Mirmitaa 3:2lp.n. 1 1 nicninooa, uiiiioutr and local pntMi :li.m. aMurpbr aod local stations iiMp.oa. 3T Carolina tiperlal, C'barlestoD, t'olumbla I :aa n.m. 21 OoMttMiro, Halalib and local stations Irate.ni. iaj Bristol, Knoirllla lQ:4Ap.m. Train Departure Time S9. Wasblnrton. Klenmond l:so a.m. 11 Morrlstownj KnoiTllle I:9l.m'. 3 Loral stations to Spartanburg and roturabla T: 10 0.0. 31 Winston-Saiom, ureensboro and loral stations . 1:10 a.m. 31 Carolina Spaelal, Hpartanburr. Columbia and Charleston ll:lla.m. If Murpbr and loral stations it :40 a.m. 13 Richmond, Norfolk and locsl stations j:x p.m. II Murphr tnd local points J:3p.a. 11 Mampbls, Cincinnati, Louls- Tiua, st. Jjouii. NaabTina 1:11pm ID Columbia, Sarunah and Jack- " ' onlilo 1:10 p.m. 1 Waahlnrtoo and Not Y0TK-..J.. a:0pa ' t'stolhia Kpaclal. Cincinnati, Cblcaio and Loulstltla 1:10 pm Tha abow ichadulo r I auras prlntad as Infor mauon only, and subjart to obansa without notlea. J. U. WUUU, Ult. i-ua. Aft. - Street Car Schedules RIVERSIDE PAftK 6:15 and every 16 minutes until 11 p. m. DEPOT VIA SOUTHSIDB AVE NUE 6:30 a. m., and every 15 min utes until 1:15 p m., then every 7 minutes until 2;45 p. m., then ever? 15 minutes until ,1:00 p. m. DEPOT VIA FRENCH BROAD AVENUE 8 a. m., and every 1J minutes until 11 p. m. MANOR 6 a. in., and every 15 minutes until 11 p. m. ijruuvL.UTTJS tsTREET TETRMTNTS S a. m., and every 15 minutee until 11 p. m.;ai:30 car rune through, re turning leave end of oar line at 11. PATTON AVENUE-5 el a?: and every 15 minutes until 11 p. m. y EAST STREET 6 a. m., and every 15 minutes until 11 m. mu'l wnTT GRACE VIA MERRIMON AVB- NUi?T? then ry " mlnntes until n p. m. BTLTMORE-g a. m.. and then er ery 15 minutes until 11 p. m.. lastear fi"22J P- WESTASHEVILLB v ia oi'uinBUji!! AVBNUJG 6'30 a. m., and every 15 minutes until 11 SUNDAY SCHEDULE DIFFERS IN THE FOLLOWING PARTICULARS Car leave Square for Manor ( and i:15 a. m.; arrive Square 6:18, then miliums UULU B:dU. Cars leave Square for Depot via Southslde avenue, 6:30, 6:45. ( 15 sn 7:00. 7:30, 8:00 and 8:80 a. m. Cars 'ive Square for Depot via 'French Broad avenue. :15i 5:15, 7:15. 7:4$ and Car for Depot leaves Square g:tu a. m., both Sifthslde and French Broad. First car leaves the Square for charlotte street at 6 a. m., and event 80 minutes, until 8:30; next 8:46. First car leaves the Square for West Asheville 8:15, 7:00; next. S JO, First car leaves Square for Bllt more 6:30 a. m., and every 30 minutes until 8 o'clock. First car leaves Square for Grace 8:30 a. m.. and every 30 minutes un til S a. m. With the above excentlona. Kni. I schedule commence at t m. m.. and continue same as week days. On evenings when entertainment are in progress at the auditorium the last trip on all lines will be from en tertainment, leaving Square at regu lar time and holding over at Auditorium. 1 vlx 'orlel funsT&, V'f,t,a- a,ner may haV h ealllncr P lmn.. . - ou(ipiy u au pay expenses. pi.,,,! MATTEES OP KECOEI io and other consldwstimi. nrnnarlv in T7.. n i Wachovia Bank and Tni . pany to Robert Haney, for Iiii property at Emma. 1 . H- Y: M11'er to James M. Qtm, for 10 and other consldiriosa raouin xsiitmoro, . J. F. Johnson tn w p for $10 Md other conglaersttiai, -- v. ,. ... L,T xaiucuster lownsiilb, Marrie B. Kith cart tn w r m. son, for $10 and other coMldarv tiona, property on Westwood piut. K. T Zaohery to Abble J. Good. will, for $10 and other cossUtnv tlons, property on Haywood roti West Ashevllls. , Rosa A. Logan to T. M. Prqttt,, for $10 and other considorstfcj property on Midland axenoe,r 1 Asheville. V H. A, Brown to T. M. Proltt fct and Other mna1rlArflAn ,n.M- w-w 4r fe.ak 1 1 yv'i' on Midland avenue. West AIu V1JJO. J. T. Homer 4n Vnrnin V1 Payne, for $10 and other coniio auons, property in Homey Helfhn J. J. Barrett to E. 8. Robem for ISO, prbperty In Beaverdut wara. : W. E. Sbufwd to Robert Hani?' for $125, property In Hazel wart W. E. Shuford.fn .T C Rantl for $225, property near IrffceKr cos a. Wachovia Bank and Trust eon pany to J. O. Banks, for $236, property near Emma. Beesle Wright to J. E, WlUlaim for $10 and other consideration.; property In UDner Homlnv town ship. C. V. Hall to C. H. Dillingham. for $10 and other consideration property In Big Ivy townshis. Hartiase licenses Otis Henry and Hazel Rover. Henry C. Bailev and VlrainteE. Penley. . CHICAGO POULTRY CHICAGO, Jan. 16 Poultry, slk tower; fowls, 23; aprlnss, Mi W (.erai, ID. COTTONSEED OIL NEW YORK. Jan. 1. After trt Ing lower under much liquidation and with cottonseed oil firmed up on buying by the west and short ing on the surprisingly firm showing In lard. Last prices were off from the opening, but 2 to 6 points abeve ine previous close. Bales. 19,100 bar rels. Prime crude. 7.000 7.15; prime summer yeiiow spot, 8.46; March, 8 67; May. 8.91; July. 9.16; all bid. NEW YORK POULTRY NEW YORK. Jan. 16 Live poul try, -weak; chickens, 200 22; fowls, 220-28; roosters, 14; turkeys. 40042; dressed, firm; western chickens. 460 42; fowls, 17033; turkeys, 49062.- PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT A AtDlTS, 11XANCIAL STATEMENTS, TAX SERVICE. LOCKWOOD BONNELL Kooms 310-312 Catfanea Bid. Phono 3171. OTKEN-WANTS"BRlNREiSUI?fS January 17-23 NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK SLOGAN "Spend Time and Money Wisely" Battery Park Bank Member Federal Reserve System. DRYQOOD8 MARKET jnuw york, Jan. 16.-Cotton goods buyers were active in the markets today, operations (being stimulated by new prices on flannelettes, ginghams and tickings, announced Saturday. Jobbers are more numerous in the trade than at any time in some years. Cotton yarns were steady with trade of moderate volume. Raw silk was lower, iwool goods quiet and burlaps easier. Many new wash goods lines are being shown and dress fabric buyers are more active. NEW YORK DAIRY XmV YORK. Jan. 16. Butter, un settled: creamery, higher than ex- ,s'Vi: extra' 37: "". , :"; eggs, weawter; fresh gath I ered extra firsts, 6940; do. firsts, oowjs; retrigerator firsts, 27E8. heese, irregular; average run, 20 NOTICE To Whltoon. Morrl. JL Ttr..,ll I Win. McCanta. Mrs. Hawley and ali .'" iiTBom interested in the report of the City Engineer'filed In the of f ee of the sBecretary-Treasurer of the City of Asheville, assessing the cost of constructing a certain sewer against you, which . sewer run through Rosewood avenue In said cny. OTou will take notice that said report has been filed according to "w, and that the Mayor and Board of Commissioner of said city at their meeting to be held th day of February, 1922, will consider said re port and take such action a they may deem proper. You are therefore required to appear at said meeting and show cause, if any. why said re port shall not be confirmed and the jiens assessed as provided by law. PTMS 10th day of Jan., 1SK. LATIN AMERICA ETVTTED TO SEND DELEGATES TO CONFERENCE OF WOMEN VOTERS IN BALTMOBT Wt to rtfihw abora; Mia. Mary Aoo, Mrs. Maud Wood Park and Mm Mabel Wallw Wlliabraodt. iSJLJWt ? J I Mla.Uar Aidarsoii,eh!tiofti usu ' ot women Votars. Prominent among tha women who will talcs part In tha Miuerenca are airs. Maud Wood To bring" the woman of tha United States into closer rela tions with the women of South America. Central America. M.v. lea and Canada, the first Pan- . i as i. "uw i we u. a. mieraeDarunenusj , Amsrican conferace wiU be held I Wr ch ..t "t,ir Ab "sr-hyeTtw brH.-ai-Mrs women's hm-an th it. 8. de partment of labor; Dr. Valsri Parker, axecntiva secretary ot the U. S. Interdepartmental Jan. 17) B0 t Secretary-Tress
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