Daily Arkansas Gazette from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 15

PAGE FIFT THE ARKANSAS GAZETTE, LITTLE ROCK. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1923. banker any that Ilttl to tha way of FOB SUXE EEAIr ESTATE wire aad VT. Bam eel -Jehnsow, Ftrvi. Heights addition aad Ur ossi i ttoaa, WEATHER BOTH STOCKS AND EXCHANGE ADVANCE SPOT PRICE HERE STILL UNCHANGED ron kale KiAi estatb UKAUTirUL, VOMKON HIOHLAND1 Two story, rooms, mod or a.

hardwood floor i Mat front; aplsndld lghBTboor, an had at a' bee-gain i wnr leaving oliy. W. J. HKRRlNU. 4-IM.

-l-at TOE XLR OH EIOHAKOB WA.NTKULJlU Rook property and food farm property, front W.eM and up. JOHN J. BVKklDON. Union-Truat Ha.lt TWO A'-roleder 1-loa. oa Keo t-tn truck one -paaaen(r pport model Cele automobile, Call 4-mn or apply ROOM Ml.

A. O. W. Bid. new intarnational loan la louoiln; ur1 la tha ear futura.

rtnc Atfa. Feb. II Hogs Reoelpts. It; 15 higher: bulk AMtrabl Ch'loago active. IS to to pound avenge.

top. bulk HO pound butchers. s) 114; bulk 4 ta Bound batchers, at.ll IS; packing sows, around Hi pigs. dull. l7.W41l.4e; heavy walght 47 medium.

ISell.W; light, tl.4AM; light lights. ia.Wsll.Mj picking sows.ymooth. 7t7.tO rough, M-ilaH-l; killing pig. 11. 1541 S.

I'sMle ReeelDt. T.0 unsvefi: aettrs; beef eteer. butcher aht atock, to Bsc higher; spot mor. especially oa see I store snd cows; qasllty rsthr plala; sarly ton ateer. Ill 54: wetaht 1.1 pounds.

Few losds matured steer and yearlings. II stISIS; bulk beef steers, isiswsis; nd cuttsr bull. It to 15 higher: veal c.lves, J3o higher; stcoher sad feeders, slow, stssdy; bulk de.trabl heavy Bologna bull, around hulk dsalrabl veal calve to packer. 1LM1IJ gaod tl chlic veslers aswsrd ta 114 ta out siders; bulk cannere Bad euture. II 15 4 It; bulk docker snd feeders.

(the Receipt. opening fairly ao tlve: choice light weight big ki.k... lilts tn nackera? heav ier and In-between grsdee lambs. slowt I two loads 14-pound Navajo yesrlins. lit heep.

strong to 15o higher; two loads choice, lie pounds ewes to olty batchers: feeders, active; two Joade ehaloe -pound feeding end shesrlBg lambs. 111. to yard tradsrs. ST. tVOIIHu Esst St.

Louis. Fb. 14. Cattl Rscslsda. 1.5U0; beef steers, steady to 15c higher? one load.

11.75; light yearlings, steady; rows, stesdy to strong; bulk, 14.5045.71; canners, strong st bologna bull. higher: bulk M.4tlM; good and choice light veslers, steady; early. IllTSeJllo: now slow; stockers snd feeders, steady strong: some st I7.UM.7.13. Hogs Receipts, active, mostly to 5o higher; top. 113; bulk 130 to 1M I High pceseu still prsvalla front th At-tantla state, westward ta tb Pacific states, except for the extreme southwest, era states where a tow pressure area has pushsd northward.

Owing I th high presslr it Is solder from th Atlantic oaat westward tha Mississippi rtvsr, sad over most of the western Belt. Law pressor used warmer weather from, the western lakes the Psolf I reset and southward lata Oklahoma and tha Mexican Border state. Heavy reins occurred tn southern Texaa and snows la lbs lake region. 1 Temperatures. TP-tatlQB snd weather.

m. High. Itnfsll Abilene, rain 3 ft Amsrillo. cloudy II 41 as Boston, clesr II 14 Brownsville, rain M) '0 Is Charleston, clear 4 oe Chsttsnooga, olear I 31 I es Chicago, clear 1 it Cincinnati, clear II 11 14 Denver, rlear 4 44 Dodge city, clear x4 34 Port fnilih. pt.

cldy. 31 It Be Port Worth, cloudy 44 44 (Islvsslon. cloudy 54 Its Helen. Mont cloudy IM Jkcksonvlll. olear 54 II Memphis, clear I It I SO Lo Angeles, clear Tt IX) LITTLE HOCK, 40 let Kansas city, clear II 34 AM MrnnenpAlt.

cloudy 3 4 .9 Nashville, clesr ti 4 4 New Orleans, pt. cldy. ,.5 4 en New York, clear 14 13 North Platte, clear 34 44 Oklahoma, clear 3 14 eo Phoenix, olear 74 00 Pittsburgh, clear II 14 eo Portland, Or tiloudy St. Louis, clear 14 40 Halt Ijike, clesr 13 3 It Ban Antonio, rain 31 44 Its Sau Francisco, cloudy 54 44 1.00 Soma Fe. pt.

cldy 5 Shreveport, cteer 44 50 1 03 Vlcksburg. clear 41 4 0 04 Wsshlnston. rlear I 34 0 00 Rn ER Bt'IXsCTIN. First figure, flood stage; second, herght In feet; third. M-trour chaare fourth, rainfall pest 34 houra.

uk; 4 -room tutus on pavoi street, close ta tar Una; jwloo W.IM, Owaer. mm. 7 l-l-it THIS WEST I lot fur th money, nth and MviMII. lor only ll.Wy POLK-BOURNs! At AX. Ctl.r Phono -tir.

'v l-i-t A WUNDKRFUl. 1MI at koraa value In alt parts o( th ally. AMBMCAN BANK OP COMMEHCE AMD TBXST CO. Paawa "'NEW J-rooni bungalow, only U.5U; hot add cojd watr, cower, iui mutt do sold, on any terms to suit you CARThiR JOJINSO.V. I-M.

1-14-lt IX)H 8U-U bungalow ssd sight enough fruit to Mt out four acres, Part of it out: one mil wool of Foroat Bark an pike. Address OWNKB. Kll. Q- sett. t-l-Tt I HAVS a lovely bungalow on car I In.

rooms, only.f4.Ht; a.io4 rasa, balaac Ilk Call CARTER JOHNSON, i- 4-4s: lit w. Id. Mi-It iAHU-rour-roni ouagsiow w.to deeping lava! cornor lot Ixl44( prte K.K -rgr tnnil call E. -HU. rMlrt.tir 3J.

1-lMt I HAVK a o-roum hum In call dlatrlol, only 13.009. eaih. balap Ilka rant look at Ml Pulaakl, tha oall CARTER JORN80, til Id. -H-t I HAVK 4 aholco tot oa la only AM aplreo: you ran buy on for Hot cah. balnnr lit par month.

CARTER. JOHN-WON. -M; tli W. t-14-Jt HOUTH END BUNQAUTW. a feoauty.

rooma and rlpln( poreh. flnnra lovI flxturaai must Bold: only M5. ttrin. CAKTKR JOHNSON, -4-MMt W. Id.

l-14-tt SOUTH END. awnar: nw two-atory feouaa, aight room, braakfatt room and alptnr porrh; room and braaxraat room on flrat floor; alao lr(r; no prlca avor phan. t-lNI. t-W-ft 41 KOSKTTA Hro I tb k.t buy I know' rooma and aloaplnt porrh, all In fin condition; a oomplot home; lull at front lot. JaY PARHAM.

4-44. rl-dnr 4-y. l-ll-t BBAUT1FUL nw bungalow. 8 room and bath, larre front porch, beautiful chandelier: plenty of eloaeU; clo to car lino: nric 1.T54. Hot cub, balance ey paymmta Phon -Ji4.

l-14-tf (AN LEK room and cntaaed-In aleepinc porrh; beautiful lot; aplendld condition; tbi 1 a dandy bun, calew and priced rlgbt. Call AC PAH-HAM. 4-M, realdenre 4-IW. t-H-lt IN HOl'TH KND Good -room cortn. modern- throuRhout, in, food repair; lull lot; within block of Hbuttt Main car; term Ilk rent.

JS. WILLIAMS. 4-4. realdence t-14-lt HKAL'TirUL bulldlnu all a. lot and half facing aouth.

only block of car Une. street between Monroe and Jacknon, i Pulaski Height. U. HEI.BHON. own-1 er.

phone -lt-tf AND BALANC VE inomhty will buy dandy S-room modern cottage, on Pu. -lakf Height, noar oar line In good neighborhood: a bargain. Wi J. HEIV HINU. pkone I-IIM.

l-14-at BcAC'I'le-UL GAINES T. BUNOALOW room, breakfaat room and glaaaed, I 1 sleeping porch; Uarge living room; very pr.tty. brick mantel; ha garaaje and servant quarters Till. Oaaett. BRAND NEW Very high class two-atory dwelling.

14 Eaat Sixth street. Also splendlil six-room cottage on the East Hide and eros In; easy terms. J. MOXLBT. pben 4-M71 or 4-1157.

J-H-)t WAIT for this small modern home. walk to Main. West Bide, now building; see plan. RALPH NOTEWARB. Ml 1-d Main; 4-4ST1.

-li-St tea OS ETTA New i rooms tnoludlng; gtaased-ln sleeping porch and oan parlor; hardwood floor throughout; fireplace In living room: concrete porch; fine eaat front lot; good-garage. C. E. WILLIAMS, 4-0M4. residence titt.

1-14-St i NKW a-ROOM ntodera cottase. 11 W. lath, North Little Rock, for sale, located an newly paved tret ta th hurt of th railroad district I prlo lt.3j a bargain. KktCVES CASK 0 HOC IT, phoa 4-tsll, U.M WILL. BUY tw l-room houses; modarn 0 level tot text; on paved street paid out) thy now rant for IM oark.

Som barialn. Call K. WILLIAMS. -WN, resldenoe Ma. 1.14-at WB HAVU avral four-room and sleeping jiorch bungalows; wall located! rood-art throusjiout; ar going to sell regardless ePprlce eaay.

-term. PAR HAM. 4-SB44. resldenoe -lM 1-14-lt tif.W fiv room and sleeping porch bungalow, hardwood floor, beautiful rata, larg room. gang and ervnt 1 Hlnk term.

COLICMANf. phone WM. M4-lt NIC Alt KTIKKTM STATION. 1 block 1 ear llnr; have new A-room bunta- lOW Wlin uplu BlVfpiaa -porGn. Baraav hiA.

Mi it IUI no a Call MR. KRArT, vAmerlcaa Hank MONEY TO hTSU 'PAT OKF your' atraifht Iokb, buy or build an payment low liisi) par ll.oe. AROKNTA BUlUl.sa AND LOAN gOTlATIOX. phone 4-8M l--tf FAKM tflANB Money -to Und on Improved farm In rood ameaiturai ectton or Arknnaa CO.VBEKVATIVB LOAN COMPANY. Ut' tl Rock.

T-U-lf MONEY to leod at reasonable rat from ll.M to IIXMM on choice Improved real dene or buaine property in little Rock onlv: alao luortgHge for ealr. Inoutre BANKKKS TRl'lT CO. l-ll-tf MONalV Itwned on diamond, watchra and all prranl property of Value. Iw rat. Strictly cnnfldontlal.

R. Waahlnictun. North Little Rock. Ark. Phoni.

4-10. B-ll-tf MONEY to lend on improved bottom farm and rice land; fong term; reasonable rate; prompt Inspection nuid closing. THE DEMINO INVESTMENT COMPANY. SOI Boyle Little Rock. Ark, l-ll-tf MO'KY TO LOAN on lmpruvd Little Rock real estate at lowest rates: prompt attention to all applications.

AMERICAN BANK DC COMMERCE AND TRUST Jd and Main. tt-la-tf MONEY TO LOAN. We have money available for loan in any amount' and up. on Improved farm landa. Cilve full description In rirx letter to airolif delay.

W. HOLT. 1:3 W. Ultl Hock. Ark.

T.lt-tf MONEY To LEND ON IMPROVED FARM AND CITT Insurance company funds. KKMHtiL M'CARROlJb Suit Baaker Trust Bldg, Little Ttock. t-4-tf MONEY LOANED without SECURITY to PeruiuUently Employed Salaried People. Western Loan and Investment Co. 319 Exchange bank Bldg, Permanently Employed r- Butw.

addnta-ii Market Pretty Much Recovers Losses of the Day 'Previous. (Vew Torlt Time Flnnolal Letter.) Nw Tork, Fb, 16. Without any do. tapmlnlnir causa. far aa the day.

new waa concerned, today' atock market pretty much recovered the losses of th day before, and transactions were almost as large. Foreign exchange moved up along with the atock market, sterling going at one time within l- cent of the 14 price of Dcmbejt13, the maximum alnce wartime support of the market waa abandoned by the British exchequer' In March of The advance In stocks again waa more marked In the Industrial than, In the railway shares. It waa checked only partly oy a alx per cent call money Tate, whose recurrence la not altogether easy to understand, but which nowaday la not a matter of great significance. Further teatlmony fo the existing activity of trade waa provided by the weekly car loading figures for the week ending on February 3. Traffic usually decrease In that week nd It was shown to have done so by the published figurea, but comparison with the same week In other year nonetheless gave striking results.

Total loadings exceeded by more 'than 200.00ft cars, or 2t 1-2 per cent, highest previous record for the week. The tier man mark measured In' ten- thousands of a cent, rose from 44 1-1 to 62 S-4. making a-4ctal recovery of I6S per cent since 20 was touched on Jan uary 30. This movement of the. mark has puzxled even International bankers.

There was no confirmation today of Wednesday's cabled story of S50 000,000 gold marks from the Retchsbank reserve being ordered "thrown on the market In purchase of paper marks. The only authentic report of a German Treasury operation was of the payment In gold at London today of Oerman bills fur 41.000.000 gold marks, made hut to. Bel-glum six months ago on aecduntof deferred reparations. But thatNfrknsac-tfon has Involved, not purchase of paper mark by the German Treasury with gold, but sale or paper marks to establish foreign gold credit. Francs advanced with the other European exchanges today, but fell back at the last to Wednesday's London and Paris, however, sterling moved as violently tn favor of the French market, as It had moved against It on Wednesday.

Failure of the franc to hold any substantial recovery Is plainly enough a consequence, first of doubt over political complications which may arise from the Ruhr experiment; second, of an Idea that the French government may find the occupation enormously expensive. EW YORK STOCK LISf: Ssles. High. Low. Close.

Aid. Chm. Dye Joo Am. Beet l.KM Am. Linseed 4,300 Am.

Rugsr 3.7oft Am. Woolen liM Atchison t.loa Bsldwln Loco. ..17.100 B. snd O. MO Bethlehem 7.400 C.

M. snd St. P. ft. R.

snd 300 Chssap. and Ohio 1.1 no Coca-Cola 4,400 Cnsden Co ..31,400 Corn Products Cuban Am. Kugarai.io Cuba Can 8ugar.ll.400 Brs 4.100 Oen. Aaphalt 1.4M Oen. Electrfe 1.700 rten.

Motors 60S Illinois Central MO Intl. Paper I.I00 L. and 200 Mid. States Oil 3.100 M. K.

and T. new 4.100 Missouri Pau 1.100 Y. Central 3,400 N.Y..N.H. and 1.400 Nor. snd Western too 77 ti 45 43 13 34 34 34 .1 42 13 101 .10 101 101 loi 101 l.tt.

134 117 51 51 17 44 15 13 XS 15 15 44 74 74 7 IW 57 54 135 184 ,134 33 32 15 17 17 17 13 12 11 11 41 47 47 1U 14 117 14 14 14 111 S. 54 53 54 14 11 11 11 17 14 14 1 184 11 14 7 20 .1 114 111 114 JtFprt tiibsun 10.1 fall 4 1 0 00 xOkay 17 i 40 100 Fort Smith tt T.l fall 0.0 00 Dardanelle fall 1.4 0 00 xDanvllle 30 It 7 rise I I 0 00 LITTLE ROCK 0 4 114 Pine Bluff 11.1 fell 0.1 0 00 xBlark Rock 14 14 0 fall 01 0.O0 Calico Rock II 4.4 fall 0.1 000 Bateevllle 33 10 4 fall 0.1 0 00 Newport 14 III fall 0.4 d.OO xtleorgetown 13 fall 1.4 0 00 Clarendon JO 0 00 Patterson 10.1 rise 0-1 0.M Cincinnati :..5 .7 rise 1.7 0 0 Naahvill 4 rise 1.1 000 Cslro 45 43 3 fall 4 4 000 St. ltuls 3 00 0 0 Memphis 35. 14.3 rise 1.1 O.oo Helena 44 41.1 rise 4.1 0.00 Arkansas City 41 44.3 rise 0.4 0 00 Oreenvflle 41 344 rise 0 1 0.0.1 Vlcksburg 45 42.0 rise 0.1 0.00 New Orlesns 17 117 rise 0.5 0.00 Camden 74 3 fall 17 0.00 Shreveport 30 fall 0.1 0.00 Observations a. m.

yesterdsy. A ereosneml between otta Keller wttc and H. Arnold aad wife, ere. la l-n-li 43 so A. W.

Was ssd wife T. Broe snd wit, sat la c'heetertnid wqusr- HO, Pulaski Heights Land Cv W. -bell, lot la falsest Hetahts addition-4 V. K. Adams sad wf ta Herbert Uamv tot oa Jeaes 4k WertSea, s.i.lm.,., Hsrbert O.WBUaaaa aad wife lo M.

Dunaway. asm aa abov ll.e" Mary King to W. K. Cos. lot In Kimball's Sou to park addition Usee, F.

R. Penaell bad wifa I WUiiam ftcheab and wife, property la yiaasam Hill Walter K. B. (dilespl aad wife tv Cbruttlne Tstes. lot la Cbattsaoosta ad-dltloa ft and other eoaalderatioaa, T.

H. Bunch aad Wlfr to U. T. Buhler, lou In Uttle Rock Southern Trt Co, H. F.

Buhler, same as above 41 aad ather eoaalder-tiona, J. Durblsj Bond and wife ta i. it. En-or aad P. Kasor, lot la Blffel it Hold addltlaa 1344., Carrie it.

Robinson ta Aadraw Msdy and wlfa, lot In Faaoatt'a addition to Ar-gent- W. Hemfngwsy aad wlfa to K. Rsusckkotb aad wife, 1( la Palaikl Heights sddlttos 11.5, Hugh Plunketl aad wlfa al. to W. T.

Wsrthea Casapaay. lota ta Pval addi-. J. L. Jahaaon aad wife WUIIam Lea Brown, seres re ta Sec.

l-ta-llw IM. C. H. Kvans and wit la Hstti Alex-ssder, tot In Iron Mouatala addltlaa to North Mtl Rock 111. J.

M. Blsad aad wife ta C. Baker aad wife, lot la Vestal's addttton 44. A. W.

Moore ssd wife to At. B. Harrod. lot JtV Cloadeala addltloa aad Clendentn addition annex 41. H.

U. Andrew aad wlfa ta Orae Thorn, lot In McCarthy' addition U. M. Brooks and wlfa to 14. H'v Arthur, lots la Feradala addltloa gl.oosv a.

Qlynn ta George Alles and wife, lot In Forrest Hill addition 11.0O4. J. J. Johnsea aad wife ta J. A.

Bowman, iota la Wall' addltloa It aad ather considerations T. McKlruey to J. A. Botrmaa. tota R.

B. Oliver aad wife to Llttta stock Rovtht Hotel Company, lota In ctty of Little Reck II and ather ceaslderatloets. Ueorga Worthea aad wlfa aad 1. V. Walthour and wlf W.

F. Hall aad wlfot lot la Elmharst Bdditloa 4J.454. AV. C. Younts and wife.

Julius Brttt Guthrta aad May Park Oathrt to Mosr and wlf. lot la Fleming A Bradford's addltloa Chart N. Miller aad wife ta Ula Ash-by. lots la Fultoa's addltloa H. S.

Nlxoa to England Loan aad Trust Company, lot CUatod Park addltloa ll.lMV.5a. H. a Nlxoa la Kngland Law awd Trust Company, lot In Fair Grounds addition 1.71t.a, Hay' Storea Company 1 by. property In fee 13-2n-l2w ll.K. United Htates ta Jam Baker, acreage In Sea.

M-ln-Hw Patent. V. H. Leslie and wlfa to R. V.

lou In Newton's -addition 41. i Harry Oraysoa and wlf ta N. Cil-lespl and wife, aoroaga la Sec -la-Uw -A11. Ben McGeher and wlfa to H. 8.

Jonee and wlf. lot la McOeh.e addition 177. F. Lynch and wlfa to A. J.

lot In Worthen A Brown's addition at. A. J. Lynch to Joha W. Rofjoskl, lot lo TVortheo A Brown' addition 4U.

H. 8- Nixon ta R. MoGowan. lot la a and P. Johnson's addition II .131.64, Southera Trast Company ta Frank Shoemaker, acrwag la Gloeckler Acres 41 wlf T.

B. a rat Mae Bradford, his wife. i. Tsini'i Park addition 43.60. Adela Borecky Perry to Ed V.

Crow and wife, lot ln 'Sunat addltlottso, SCRAP IRON VeS.buy wood machinery esust trtut, Car load or less than carload Iota. Highest Market Prices Paid. ABKAKSAS FOUNDBY C0MPANX -1500 East Sth BVeet Little Bock, Ark. SPECIAL NOTICES DIBECTdET Of Well Known Businesa and Profes alonal Interesta of Littl Rock. Painter, und Qraineri LYNAMBR0S.

Ill E. 22nd St, -J54 Ws carry st all tima eoro- plats stock of Galvanized' V-Crimped AND Galvanized Corrugated Roofing: ALSO Composition' Eoofinj Composition Shingles STfiucrrusAL STEEL Reinforcing Ban BAB IRON -BAR STEEL Heavy Hardware I Hay Bale Ties Iron Company 04-06 K0BTH 8S00KS ST Iowa, At, sail a. Main St. tSiaUlTi" weii-lmurovei lue-aora farm oa Perahlna; Highway la the heart of th airawborry district lilfh produotloa at out ton. corn.

Want good atock of mar cfcaadi, P. O. Boa 4ir, Hearcy. Ark. B-le-lt t'OH aALK.

or will enhanc fur nier-rhandlae. I I', a. Hliclnpr Machine, I National Caah Rfltrl Computlnf flcale. 1 Boxca. Butcher' Block; til In pood condition.

Market. Box 13 Karl. FARM. 14 inlla outh of Little Hook. II acreo under ho7 tight wire fnce; good land, fta for poultry and nock; will either gelt or trad for city property.

MIta kCATIB KUNC SIM PHON. E. Id. Lltlr Rock. Ark.

l-l-lt MATTltrlSrJtaV ATTHKSf KB TTkNOvItep. Called for and returned th same -day. Phon KM. JtUfltS CITY MATTHEWS JO l-l-tt UANNEll UATIRMa CO. Renovalea and return tnattreaaea earn dr: aw one eul4 retail ta E.

iih: phone 4-401. l--K Detectives "THE VICK CLAY tBTECTIVn AGENCY, INC. Strictly cret aervlee; all legitimate Investigation sottclted. Offlo. ROOMS Kahn Bldg.

l-l-tt NA.TIONAX. CASH EEQISTEtt. NEW and ecvnd-hand. for ovory bual-nesa Low a I7A D. LA8LKY.

Sale ATnt. 100 Louisiana phone 4-1104, Uttle Rock l-K-jtft LET A 'dd your altering, repairing and rellnlng. Phon 1-luM. BURTON. THE TAILOR.

Sol W. th. J-T-lmo PKINTEBS. rXDOE LIPKB PRIJITINO CO. Commercial prlntara Ltnotyp compe altton for th trao.

Ill CENTER; phane- 4-IIS4. i-i-tf FOUNTAIN PENS "POVNTAIN PENS repaired by Jim. th pen Doctor, at ALL8OPP CHArPLI BOOK STORK. U-l-t LEGAL NOTICES. NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will offer for sale to the Mgheet mni boat bidder In per cent school bonds; sale to close at I p. m. Marfch t. 19'Zir The board reservea the right to accept or reject any-or all bids, Sprlngdnle Special School District No. 5ft, Hpringdale.

county, Ar kansas. ROBERT B. OOSNELL. t-u-sr NOTICE. Messrs.

.1. F. Helm and Toney M. Koch, operating the Cumberland Cash Grocory. 1611 Cumberland street, olty.

announce they have sold said businesa to Mr. L. K. Hlnse. who will continue the business, and they bespeak for htm a continuance of Ihst generous patronage accorded to them.

All obligation of said business up to and Including February II. 133, will be paid by Messrs. Hetm and Koch, andatt-er that dat by Mr. JBlns. Mr.

Hlnxe Join, in this announcement and promises ths best tf service at all time. J. F. HEIM. TONEY M.

KQCH, L. HINZE. 7 l-13-St SACRIFICE if 4 Sales of 1 54 Bales Are Reported on; the Local 1 r-'- Market. Tin apot prlca her atood-unctianfred ytrJay at tl cents. Sal were 164 bales.

Th Texan marketa advanced 10 to It points, but wpot prlcea were unchanged eisawhrt' tn tha South, aiid galea war light evrywhra cpt at Mamphla, where aalesj of 1.00s bales were reported. New York apota advanced I points to 18 10. In tha futuraa market net gain ranging from. 7 to IT point were rtBtred. Tha closing; prlo were March, J8.0S-10: May.

2-Ji-T! July, 17.77-81 fp-totr. I5 I7-J9; Dacembar. tiHi December, S4.ll. T. A.

Jackson of tha firm of Jacjcaon Hill at Rock cotton buyer, relumed yrwterday from a bugln trip to Oernuuiy. 1 THE MARKETS (Continued from Pa: 11.) 1.17 bales; export, ll.tl; aale. I.M-i; stoek, les.ssr. Mobile-Middling, iTISc; receipts. 14 bales stock.

Savsnnah-Mlddllng. M.Hc: receipt. 1.S10 balee; IS; atock, M.m. Charleston Receipts, 43 bales; atock. 44.4J4.

Wilmington Middling. W.lSc; rlpts. II bales: stock, ls.oil. Teis City Stock. ll.MT balea i Norfolk Middling.

Wile: receipt. ,91 balea; sales. SM; stock. 10O.M. Baltimore Stock.

1,171 bales. Boston Middling. M0 Jo; receipts, 193 balee: stock. 11.IM. PhllsdelDhls Stock.

.4 balea New York Middling. Jsc; exports, 450; stock, Minor porta Receipts. 1,14 bales; ei-ports. I. US; atock.

Totl today Receipt. bale; exports. 24.41; stprk, 131. sol Tots I for week Receipts. T3.4C1 balea; OTDorls.

74.3SI. Total for season -Receipts, 4,74. ni bales; esports. interior movement 1 Houston-Middling, at lie; receipt. 1.T5 hales: shipment.

14.S0T: sales. ZI; atock. Memphis Middling. n.Mc; receipts. 7.203 baiesr shipments.

sales, 1.0O0; stock. 117.363. Augusta Middling. M. Sic; receipts, B7 bsies; shipments, 444; sales, 134; stock, 51.73.

n. Louis Middling. tt.5c; receipt. bale; shipments. 1,51: stock.

Atlanta Middling; 55c. LITTLE ROCK Middling, Be; receipt, IT balee; shipments. 131; sales. 1M; stock. Dall Middling.

57.45c; aale. 1,41 balea. Montgomery Middling, iiOc; sale. 15 balea Total today Receipt, lllll bale; shipments, M.4J5; atock. 507,53 ORVI8 BROS.

CO. -9 COTTOX I.ETTER. Speclal to the Oaiette. New York, Feb. 15.

At no' time during the aesslon of todsy's cotton market waa tnere a marked degree of Interest or activity. Valuea ruled within narrow limits snd although th close was around the these prices were at a moderate advance over yesterday's finals. Today makes the fourtk-suocesnlve msrket day at which price changes have been so mod erate. Evidently tradera are waiting from some chang in general conditions before venturing to commit themselves further. Yet each day wltneaaea a more and more Impressive supply and distribution condition that many Interpret aa leading to ultimately higher level In order to check consumptive dsmand.

There waa a dearth of news both foreign and domestic today, although Uondon cables say that an amicable adjustment of th Near Eastern situation waa generally anticipated. Sterling exchange scored a fractional advance, reflecting such a feeling no doubt. Galveston reported a clearance of I.Soe bales direct to Riga, Russia, the largest shipment of raw cotton to that country since ths war, and th am American port said that there was a good export demand in the spot market there. Should no unexpected hitch occur in forylgn conditions we anticipate the next move In cotton to be upwards. May Liverpool due Friday, 15.Ho.

ht coons. New York, Feb. 15. Farther progress wss made today In advancing some cotton goods contracts to carry tbrough April and May tn tha gray goods division, and go Into fall deliveries on many finished cloths. Prlcea were less buoyant although firm.

Yarns ruled steady. Silks were bought mora freely. Staple drees goods in ths finer qualities were engaged ahead. Men's wear la comfortably sold on many staple heavyweight numbers for fall. Burlaps were firm.

Cotton Oil ew Tork. Feb. 15, Cottonseed oil waa lower under scattered liquidation. Induced principally by the slump in grain and lard. Crude also was slightly easier.

At the close leading deliveries showed a net loss of 21 to 27 points. Ssles, I.7B0 bsrrels; prime crude, l.75S l.ir 1-3; -prlmo summer yellow spot. 10,10. Close Clore March 10.11 April 10.90 May 11.17 June u. to July i Il.lt August 11.34 September 11.30 Teaterdsy.

ll.M 11.11 11.11 II 47 11.54 11.55 11.53 Special ths Uesette. Stuttgart, Feb. 15. Market iutet. Blue Rose quotations, actual sales.

500 pocksts. 4 So. Proline quotations, actual aales. 054 pockets. 4itc.

Screenings quotstlons. ljt)24tci actual sales. M0 pockets, thi cents'. "'i 1 OKI.KANS. Orleans, Fsb.

15. Hough rice, tiulet; no sales; receipts, 1,047 sacks; milters receipts, same. Clean rice, steady: sales, 100 pockets Japan, 4V.o; 1.14 pockets Blue Rose, 3r IJioi III pockets Edith, IVic: no receipts. Bran and polish, unchanged. Sugar and Coffee New fork, Feb.

IS. Rsw sugar wss mors ssttlsd today and the undertone -was stesdier with price unchanged at 44o for Cubes, cost and freight, equal to 4.11 TOO LATE TO CLASS1TT. FOR BEST RESULTS In stove repairing, all makes, first class work and all strictly ftuaranteed. 1-ll-lt OAS COOK STOVES Leader. Reliable and Garland; dining room suite oak, combination china cabinet and buffet: large mirror and davenette.

Ill MAIN ST. 1-14-H TDTNESa. TIN ROOF1NU, guttering, repairing of tin, slat and tile roofs: prices resson. ablei quick service. 8.

8. ETHR1 DOB, phone 4 1103 Oenlson. 1-53 lme PKIVATB SCHOOLS. 1 REEVES" PRIVATE SCHOOL; grade and kindergarten! private lessons for adults, MISS REEVES, 1M4 Mala; 4-7414. i-i-lmo XTXEWiUTEES and Coronas: new.

)si and rebui'. of art-make i repairs and up plies for all tnakea FINOS PHILLIP 103 Lowlsitna. ll-l-tf TYPEWRITERS at all makes for sala DeecTlpUt n. prloee and terms mailed upon nastit FORT SMITH- TYPEWRITER 1 I II I I I .1 1 I rriju i nt.s. moatlv I5e higher: bulk 11 to I to pound, 011 to 10 to 11 pounds, I7.TS 1.04; plain and light pigs.

44.75!f 50; psckT sows, largely 17 M7.15; few up to I7.a- 8heep Receipt. 500; about steady; top lamb. 114.73 paid by packer: beet clipped lamb. 11115; no fat wes on ssl; quote choice hsndy weight. IT.Isei-.

KANSAS CITY-i Ksnssa City. Feb. 15. Cattle-Recstpts. 4.300; beef steers mostly 1 to 15o higher; other ssles.

ft. a4l Hal up: sh tock steady to lie higher; choice cows. 54.507 1 60; bulk other 4.75J5.r; choic yearling heifers, calvee. heavy to higher; beat vealera to paclo. classes.

jnosUy stesdy; strong; Better grsaes ooiogns. euiie, 4.50; bulk csnnsrs. I2.10etl.75; cutters, generally I3.t5f4.0; good and choice feeders. 17.15411.15; medium stackers. 17.

HogB-Reeetpts. I.0; active, to He higher: spots arly shippers. xc higher; pecker top. 14 15; I to 14 pounder. H.xedl.M; to 3o pound.

bulk of sale. tt-OOetitO; backing sows, 11 to 25o higher, mostly I7.15T7.5: stock pig. 15 to 5o lower, mostly aottl.e. Sheep Receipt. l.ooO;' Ibmbs, 11 to loo higher; one lod 114.71; other desirable fl4.33)14.4; sheep, steady: wea, 17.73; shorn wethers.

I4.45ej7.40. Esst St. Louis, Feb. 15 Horses and mules steady, unchanged. Prlcea continued steady.

Horses Good to choice drafts, U544J175; medium to-good drafts. 15415; good to choice chunk. tfmi: medium to good chunks. tsi; choice Bouthern, 1744! 13; fair to gaod Southern. 470; common to fair Souther a.

Ill 4ft Mules Drafts, 1 to If hands, I1744JI30; ugsr, 1 to 14.1 hsnds. 170; mln. 11.4 ta lit hands, 11251175; wot ton. 15 to 11.1 hnd, il34iMi top cotton, ll-l to 1 hsnds. 150U5: cotton amall.

M4D75, New York. Feb. 15 Liberty bonds sloeed 111.71; second 4a, B4.74; first 4s. Ill; third 4s. fourth 4, M.M; Victory 4fcs.

uncslled, 10. 1A FOREIGN EXCHANGE. -New York. Feb. 1.

Foreign exchanges, firm, 'V: Oreat Britain Demand, 4.48 cable. 4.41. Sixty-day bill on bank. 4.44 5-14 Franc Demand. 4 04; cables, 4.03.

Itsly 4.IS and t.7i Belgium 1.12 snd a.11. I Germsny snd Holland .55 snd 24.62. I Norway, 11.41; 24. 107; Kwltserlsnd, 11.71; 11.44;' Po- land, Greece. 1.10; Csecho-Slovskla.

2.M; Argentine. 17 Braxll. 11.12;' Montreal. 4 CALB MONKY. New York, Feb.

13. Call money, strong; high, low. tor ruling rate, closing bid, 5c; offered at 5c; last loan. 5c. Call loans sgalnst sceeptsnce.

4c. Time loans, firm; mixed collateral. 40 and IV days, four and six months, 4fcS5c. Prim commercial 44e. RKAL ESTATB TRANSFERS, (Compiled by Besch Abstract and Guar anty Company.) Stste of Arksnsss to Luella Beavers, lots in Roosevelt Park addition 11.10.

II. 8. Nixon to Mra Ltnnte' P. Hesgen. acreage In U-ls-Ww 15.11.31 Mrs.

Nick Hunter to J. B. King, lot Iq College Park addition 150. J. Hi Moore Jr.

to J. E. King, lot In College Park addition 150. i Mamie Wheeler and' John C. Wheeler, her husband, to J.

King, lots in College Psrk addition 4100, Mra. Herbert S. Lows to Ethel Perrin, acreage In See. 5-ls-llW 4)1. Agreement- between C- jl.

Arnold and LOST' Suit case off a taxicab. Liberal reward will be paid to the finder. Call Arkansas transfer Company PHONE 7131 314 SCOTT 8T. wsrWMV Horses and Mules 1 1 .1 i. Liberty Bonds rr-' 1 1 1 Al 44 44' 7 44 44 1 10 71 71 79 54 58 14 15 34 15 34 SS 8.1 3 93 13 33 3i 1 32 48 41 42 41 41 12 11 11 49 48 41 a ii'i 141 141 141 v82i 81 82 41 (00 101 107 107 14 114 113 lit shares.

Th Arkansas and th Wbite will fall the next few daya. for centrifugal. There were sales of bsgs of Cubss for March shipment. Rsw ugar futures were active and final prices were xl to 40 points net lower. Closing Msrch.

4.S; Msy, 5.02; July, its: 5.3. In refined a little more feeling prevetled with practically all refiners re-enterltur the msrket sgstn on ths bssls of l.oott 8.30 for fine grsnulsted and with a mod erate local Inquiry reported at the lnolds Xigure. Refined future, nominal. Coffee futures closed tn points net lower. Esthnsted sales, 47,500 bags.

ClosingMarch, 11.10; May, 11.51; July, 10.11; September. 10.04; December, 0.T0. Spot coffee steady; Rio UKgisHc: Panto 4s. 15H)llc. Cost snd freight offers included Santos 3s and Is, part Bourbon, at I3.i5eji5.50.

The official cables quoted Rio futures 50 reis higher to 71 rels lower at the closs yesterdsy and a decline of 54 to 150 rels in the Ssntos msrkst. Later special cables showed sn advance of 10 reis in the dollar buying rate with a decline of 100 to 150 rels in the Rio market. Rio cleared 7,500 baga New York. Braxilian port receipts, T1.004; Jundlahy recelpta, 44,000. ORAIN AND KF.F.U MAKKKT.

(Local Jobbing quotation in carload lot. Corn 04 cent. Oete54 1-t cents. Bran 45. Corn chops 7J cents-Corn and oat feed 11.

K. Shorts 1. SO. Cream meal 14.00.. lUy Arkansas.

111.50: territory. 121 to 12; timothy, lao-; alfalfa. to 31. CniCAGO. Chicago.

Feb. 15. Waves of selling that totaled well Into millions of bushsls brought about a sudden fall of valuea In the wheat market today. Th bulk of the selling wss ascribed to Esatern Interests, which until todsy had clung to hopea of the enactment of an export credit -bill at Washington. Prices closed week, cents net lower.

wilh-May tl.lHtm.lO snd July el.14fcejl.is.. corn lost 'eeylHo, on Is and provision five to 11 cents. At first the whenCmarket showed sppar-ent strength, with a moUerat amount of buying. Upturns in prices, however, went no higher than one cent, and lasted only sn hour. From then, on the selling came in such volume that the descent of prices wss practically unchecked, and the finish was at the lowest level All of the recent? gain were wiped nut by the drastic setback.

today. Rumors that there had been settlement made private ty between Kastern and Western shorts brought forth prompt denials. May wheat led ths decline, and it was thl delivery In particular which wa affcted chiefly by selling order from the East. According to current gossip, the greater part of th holdings liquidated today were closed out st a profit. for snd oat were governed by tha notion' of wheat.

Rains In Argentina had som bearish effect. In the provision market the Influence or higher prices on hogs was more than counterbalanced 'by the weakness of grain. Close Open. High. Low.

Close. Yes'y. Wheat-May July Sept. Corn-May July Sept. Oat---Mar', July Sept.

Lsrd May July Ribs May I14H 117 11 7 THA T7fc 44fc 41 4374 1.42 11.55 ro.io 10.1.1 etMfc UK's 1114 78 T74 77 4tU 41 'i 11.41 11.37 10.00 10.8.1 1104 U4fc 113 741 754 74 45T4 45 43 11.27 11 42 10.10 10.11 1IS14 H4fc 113V4 74 fc 75 7lfc 44 45Si 43 11.17 11.42 10.10 10.12 12314 H7fc 1134 71 77 774 41 T4 4.1, 45 '4 11.40 11.55 1 ta. 1017 July Wheat No. I herd. II 13. Corn No.

I mixed, 73c; No. 1 yellow. 7375c. r. Osts-No.

2 white, 1447o; No. 3 whit, 43Vi44o. nr. i St. Louts.

Fb. 15. Wheat- -No. 1 red. 11.41; No.

I red, tl. 37411. 40; May. H.ltH; July. 11.12.

Corn No. 1 white. 74c; No. 9 white, tic; May. 74c; July, 75fco.

Oate-No. I white. 4ci N'o. 1 whit, )5c; May. 4714c KAXHA8 CITY.

"Kansas City, Feb. llCash whest No. I hard, I1.MIH.13; No. 2 red. I1.3I1.31.

Corn NO, a white, 7070o; No. 1 yel-low, T1H cents. Oats No. whito and No. 3 mixed.

45(A Produce LOCAL PRODI CK. Henstoo a pound. Springs Small. eo a pound: large, 17c a pound. Booster Btsggy.

10 a pound: old. lo a' pound. Turkeys Old torn. Stir pound; ban, 2c a pound; young torn, tie a pound. Ducks 10c a peurtd.

Oeese le a pound. Oolnsa Egg 47.50 a case, CmCAOtT. Chlcsgo. Feb. ll.Potatog! receipts, car! too said establish a market, Grain PwelSSimg fW Sale CAN BE BOUGHT AT A GREAT Okla.

P. and R. 1.0O0 Pacific Oil 3.100 40 4.400 1.100 Pan-Am. Petro. Pennsylvania Pure Oil Reading Royal Dutch 8.800 St.

L. and S. F. Sinclair Oil Southern Pac. Southern Ry 4,400 2.400 .0 Bouthern pfd 30 Standard N.

J. Tenn. Copper 7.80 fvTexes Compsny I snd P. 1.000 too I. ioo 1,100 3,400 II.

S0J 200 500 i rsns. Union Pac. United Drua IT. H. Rubber V.

S. Steel Vlr. Csro. Chm. Western Union Total sales, I WALL STREET TOPICS 'Chicago Tribune-New Ytrk Times bpecial to the Osteite.) New York, Feb.

15. Interest la the recent Interstate Commerce Commission decision which would permit the South em Pacific to continue its control of the Central Pacific ta confined not alone to the companies' directly con cTerned, but prevails to almost equal strength In tha offices of other railroad companies which feel that the fate of the Esch-Cummlns transportation act of 1921 will hinge entirely on what ac tion may be taken by the United States courts which will review the commis sion's decision. The commission's decision is In keeping with the transpor-taton act. The decision qf the Utah District Court, which had ordered a separation of the two railroad comua nles, was based on the Sherman antitrust law, thus indicating that the two laws stand In contraposition to one another so far as the railroad grouping plans of the commission are concerned, Call money bobbed up and down today In a manner not Viltnessed In Wall Street for many a month. Opening at per cent, it rose to 5 1-2 in a short time and by moon It was per cent, only to fall to 3 per cent before, the gong sounded at clock.

Anonuncement today of a new Issue of $25,000,000 Dutch1 East Indies bonds was cause for analysis on the part of syndicate managers of the comparatively small amount of foreign financing being done tit present. The Dutch East Indies Issue was ths first foreign 'issue offered in New York since the 1-2 per cent bonds were issued In the middle of January, and Poultry Alive Lower; fowls. Hettto: springs, 17c: rootr, 17c. Butter Higher; creamery extras. standards, MtMc; extra firsts.

4te)4e; firsts, 4447c; seconds. 4443a Egg Higher; reoelpts. 7,111 cases; first, 17c: ordinary firsts, 334! Mo miscellaneous. 853 cents. ST.

LOUIS. St Louis, Feb. 15. Hens, He; springs. Mo: turksys, 27o; goes.

14c; others, unchanged. Butter and egga, unchanged. KANSAS CITT. Kansas City, Feb. 15.

Butter, ons-cnt nigner; creamery! pivas, poeniug, avc -Eggs'-OBe-oeat higher: 'first, lloi lerted, 17. Poultry -Hens, one-oent higher, broil. era, twoent higher JJc; roosters asd unchanged, This is, a large tworstory'brick-veneered dwelling, with slate roof, and is in excellent repair. There is a large britk garage with servant's room in rear. The garage has a slate roof, iiocated on a corner lot 62V feet front by l4o fronts fiast.

There are nine large rboms; together, with a large floored attic. It' has a concrete basement and furnace heat Seven of the rooms have mantels and, gag connections. -i It is on the Southwest corner of 12th and Cumberland streets. The ground alone is valued at $5,000, The house could noMe constructed for $15,000, The brick garage in the rear is insured for $2,000. There is a total replacement 1 value of at least $22,500..

We are offering the property for a quick sale at, $13,500. Can nyike reasonable terms to responsible perssn. This property is close-'to the conter of the city, but at the same time is in high' class residence neighborhood. would be splendid opportunity for il doctor. or any professional maa who 'desire, to have his offioa'and dwelling "n' in, the same also for anyone who wants to live in a central location and rent furnished rooms, orf in facty for anyone wishing td live in a good residence neighborhood and-at the same time close to the center bf the retai.1 district.

1 Wanted to Buy-- Country Club Membership Address V-120, Care Gazette I 1 4 I It is offered aJLtf I r-i tr r-s 't-sr -s c-v great bargain and should sell within the pext few days. Tl gs rssr rt Wanted to Buy--- Arkansas Address W-122, Gazetta f'Since 1877' Corner If lfth and Maip Streets i-M-Mt Fort Sutlth, Ark,.