Arkansas Democrat from Little Rock, Arkansas • Page 7

OCTOBER 5. 1905. THE DATLY ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT GRAIN ANIlOVISIONa 1 TWO BIG LAW QUOTATIONS OUR MARKET DANK OF OHICAQfiMAJBSJET. II osa im. Bv tarf of TraAa IMte and Vnftnatrlel Market.

ftzralSBed Bf Hpnen. giose. xea. sr Desirable Offices Lonsdale Ca. bankers and brokere, (Man Lltti.

Rack and Hot Bprtnn EewTork Cotton Exchange, New Orlu Cotton Bzchaage, Chicago Board Four Per Cant on Savings Ac conn ts DUSINESS HEM 9 84 fir Btook asonanaj. utw hook jaoara as XTwam, December May December 86 $4 6 44 84 $6 46 $4 43 44 84 CORN THE WEATHER. 841. 43 December May 42 OATS Washington, October 5. The weather In 29 80 29 May Rose, Hemlngwii Rose and Cantrell Lougsborougk Han Combined, Effective Totfay.

dlcations are: For Arkansas Tonight and Friday, gen PORK COMMERCE Believing its large number of correspondents throughout Arkansas and In adjoining states, together with its connections In all the larger cities In the United States, give. tt. superior facilities to intelligently and economically care for business entrusted to It, the Bank of Commerce of Little Rock, solicits accounts from banka' bankers, corporations and Individuals. of Issued, on which interest la allowed. 14.80 LONSDALE'S OOSBOP.

HenU. New Tok It. lather looks as If the weak long Interests have been pretty veil liquidated. Bull operations, however, nave received a serious check, and while the reaction is only natural after the sharp decline we dont' expect any sustained advance. Liverpool this morning Is about right.

Beer, New Orleans Market opened shade higher than yesterday, but eased off on com 14.80 12.27 October January 12.30 erally fair. TODAY'S FORECAST. LARD J.1, .012.85 7.17 6.80 7.18 (.75 October January For Little Rock and vicinity: Fair to 7.12 6.77 8.60 6.42 RIBS night and Friday; stationary temperature One of the most notable combinations of law firms made in Litle Bock in man 8.62 6.42 October 8.65 January 8.45 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. years became effective today, and the ing of lower English specials, Traders appear to fear a sudden advance lh market and are refraining from Borden is reported as bulling the cotton goods We have two first-class offices for rent in the Reaves Building one with a west front, and the other with a south front Convenient to business, official and professional centers. The Peoples Savings Bank Receive unsurpassed service at this bank.

It is prompt and reliable and extends every courtesy and accommodation consistent with good banking practice. A personal interview in regard to your financial requirements is invited, --ii, Safe deposit boxes $5 a year. Little Rock GRAIN AND HOO RECEIPTS. Rata auuounrement win create great surprise generally and even among the members of the bar, as there has been no Dublic Today. Last Tr.

market at New York, bidding lor large blocks of print cloths at highest level ot 628 269 721 228 intimation of it heretofore. Minneapolis, wheat Duiuth, wheat Chicago, wheat .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 season. Colder weather is in sight, tne The firms of Rose. Heminirwav Rose 81 movement is light at primary points, small and Cantrell A Loushboroucrh have been Cora Oats Bogs consolidated Into one firm, the name of Shreyeport. La.

Mr. Loeb, largest buyer nere, has Just returned from the streets where wagon cotton in uM id did 86-29 167-40 271-64 16,000 7.500 4,600 er than last week at some points; we will encourage buying on easy periods. Moler Castles, who was one of the most outspoken bulls and buyers of cotton here Mln. 66 CO 0 to 84 ST 65 68 56 (8 67 83 Max. 86 82 8Z 81 81 81 88 84 ii 84 80.

TO 8S 86 Stations. Brinkley 1 Dorado Forrest City Fort Smith Helena Lake Village Little Rock Malvern Newport Pine Bluff Freseott Kuasellvllle Texarkana 'Warren Paris, Tex. wnicn is not yet annonneed. This means that two' of the strongest firms of Kansas City, hogs Omaha, hogs not see a bale. This is unparalleled.

at 11c, and who-was a heavy seller on Mon .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 Taylor, Tex. Not a bale received so far, nor will there be until Carman set lOe lawyers in me state have joined their interests and business, making -a combination that will be most notable in the or over for their cotton. STOCKS. HEW YORK. day sold about 36,080 early yes-terday, has sold 10 to 16.000 bales additional this morning aa tow as 10.2$ tor January.

Moler, New York The trade generally believes Mr. Price, although still very bearish and expecting to see price go still Austin. Tex. Only small amount of sold on decline, will take unnl dava to determine what farmers wlU do. .00 ..00 BEANS Navy.

S2.H per bushel: medium. Trust Co. Oldest Trust Savings Bank! Capital and Surplus 1120,000. 69.1 $1.1 Averages Alexandria. La.

Buvera sav nothing Us 82.10 Der bushel: Lima, 6Hc per pound. bar of Arkansas. The new firm will have their office in the present offices of the firm of Rose, Hemingway. Hose, in the Odd Fellow block on West Markham, across the street west from the statehouse. Two more rooms will be added on the north to provide quarters for the increased number of The temperature is generally seasonable ONIONS Per pound.

2c; sets, red and ing in spots. Farmers refuse to sell. lower, covered a great deal of abort cotton during the excited liquidation and bear hammering of Tuesday aada further rata or slightly below. Showers occurred in au Pine Bluff. Ark.

Cotton buvera' hero sr districts excent the Augusta. Charleston, yellow 3c; white 8e. KRAUT Per cask. 84.00; half-barrel. 12.00; keg.

XL00. ORANGES Florida. 82.75: California. farmers will not sell at present prices. THIRD AND MAIN Little Rock.

Memphis. Oklahoma andH made on the market early yesterday. He has. denied this repert and states that he believes the weight ef the crop aadhe utica, Miss. Five days' rata has dam Wilmington.

Beeville. reports 1.84 members or the firm. 82.60. Inches; Brownwood, 8.14; Kerrvllle, aged crop 10 per cent; cotton Is sprouting in bolls. CABBAUE8 Per orate, southern.

82.0 8.5, and Lampasas, 1.T8. per 100 pounds; bulk, 61.00. Our traveling renresentativa wires from The law business of Eosc, Hemingway Rose is the oldest in Arkansas, dating back to 1819, when it was founded by Robert Crittenden, the first secretary of easy position of the world spinners must result In ultimately lower prices. If he did not boy any cotton Tuesday or yesterday, soma equally as large and influential interest did so, for we noted exceptionally CKLKKif fer bunco, wc. CIDER Missouri ner barrel.

84.60: net TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. half-barrel, r2.76; earae for Osark grade. NO NEW FEATURES good baying all through the break Tuesday state and acting governor of Arkansas Territory. From him it passed to Ches FOR RENT New, nicely-furnished bed t-KAN urs Virginia, 7sc. VINEQAR-Per gallon.

In barrela. UOttO. HIDES, WOOL AND SKINS. HIDES Drr flint. No.

1. 14015c: No. 2. afternoon and all day yesterday. There la rooms.

Board second door. Apply 1021 a big short Interest in the market now and Close I Open. Close. Yes. Amalgamated 86 86 Atchison 89 89 89 Baltimore ft Ohio 113 113 113 B.

R. 71 71 72 Canadian Pacific 172 172 173 C. G. W. 21 21 21 M.

ft St. 180 181 181 Rock Island 33 33 33 C. F. I 46 46 46 General Electric :.181 181 Erie 49 49 49 Illinois Central ....180 180 181 Louisville ft Nashville ..153 164 154 Metropolitan 126 125 126 Manhattan 165 165 166 K. ft 33 33 83 K.

ft T. Pfd 69 69 69 Missouri Paelflo 105 106 105 New York Central 149 149 160 N. ft 85 85 86 Pennsylvania .....143 144 143 Reading ........122 122 122 Southern Railway 36 26 36 Sugar .....142 142 142 T. C. I.

87 87 88 Texas Pacific 35 85 35 Union Pacific 132 132 133 TJ. 8. 38 38 38 U. S. 8.

Pfd. ...104 104 105 A. S. 129 129 129 Scott street. 10V ter Ashley, united States senator from Arkansas, who bequeathed it to Judeo 1814o: dry salted.

lOCttlc: areen saTied. IN THE MARKET green unsalted. 6c; sheepskins, 160 Oklahoma City: Crop in north Oklahoma to this point ts very One, even better than last year. H. V.

ft Co. New York wires: "The ring Is bearish and has been caught short." New York wires: "Fall, River telephones me of an advance of on print cloths, which are now quoted 3. This Is equivalent to 96 points on cotton: Spinners calling cotton and are large purchasers of futures. Sentiment is slowly growing In favor of the market." Galveston clears 14,132 bales today, of which 7,812 go to England 6,311 coastwise. Geo.

C. Watkins, who was chief justice of the supreme court of Arkansas. In It looks to be in a better position to respond to any new bullish developments. Beer, New Orleans Must have had heavy rains in Texas; average for Galveston district 44; precipitation not posted yet. FOR SALE Two heavy draft horses, temporarily crippled; also second-band sin eacn.

WOOL Clear washed. 2729c; burry, washed, lsesaoc; clear grease. I4ii8c: burry 18u6 Judge U. M. Rose succeeded Judge gle wagon.

Bargain. Pactflo Express Co. grease, Hr918c. 10-7 Moler, New Tork Liverpool's advance of Watkins, contributing to it further distinction in being state chancellor. In FEATHERS.

ETC Feathers, aoeordliur to kind. 15 to 40c: tallow. 4Uo beeswax. IS about 4 points is what was necessary to have equaled our net advance of yesterday. WANTED One dish washer at the Deat- The Sltuatloi lid Outlook Remali Practl- 1881 his son, Hon.

Geo. B. Hose, became Mute Institute. 10-7 A more friendly feeling toward the market associated with him, the firm name being reedutuffs. HAY Choice Arkansas nralrle.

86.60 ton- is developing than prevailed on the first Manchester cables: "Cloths quiet, yarns U. M. Rose ft Ueo. B. Hose.

In 1893 cally tlio Sans is Oitlloed Ii Loasdalei Letter Tuesday. cholde Indian Territory, 88.00; alfalfa. 31550. Judge W. E.

Hemingway, having resigned as associate justiee of the su LATE LOCAL NEWS. Phone 39 for feed. Roller skating at Old Concordia Rail to- ami. Stephenville, Tex. Cotton crop one-third less than last year.

Wagon receipts 60 reading and consideration of government report. Much will depend on the character of the weather conditions this month, and early frost and the subsequent weather preme court, joined the firm which be per cent less. Farmers refuse to sell at nlght. Third and Main. conditions for gathering the -top At cAir-n-iD.

saciu, 9z.euw2.rv; CORN-660. OATS 88c. BRAN 80c. CORN AND OAT CHOPS-L00. CORN MEMPHIS M4KETS.

(Prices corrected dally, and unless other Dr. and Mrs. W. P. llllng have beea en less than 10 cents.

Mann New York wires: "Buying by Nor den caused the advance." tne moment we aon tnniK tne present situation indicates a crop of more than the sick list tor the last few days. came Rose, Hemingway Hose, a firm known not only throughout Arkansas but by the bar of the United States. Judge; if. M. Rose has been president of the American Bar Association, many legal October 1905.

Our prices on feed are the lowest. Price 600,000 bales on the outside calculation. New Orleans We learn from officials of Shotner Grain Company. Phones 89. Today's market was quiet and steady the Northeastern railway that the cotton crop along their line is the worst in vears.

Assistant Postmaster R. A. smlta at honors have been bestowed upon Judge and devoid of any particular new fea wise stated represent prices from jobbers In the retail trade.) Arkadelphla Is In the city today on NARROW AND The Illinois Central says that the crop Hemingway, and Hon. Ueo. B.

Kose is LOCAL SITUATION. Seal Estate Market. No. Consideration. Sales yesterday 8 8 8,976 This month to date 25 17,612 Same month last year 37 44,606 Thla year to date 1.991 2,223.934 tures for any extended comment.

The aiong its iine is three to four weeks late Vegetables. Onions New. tier sack. B0fi85c. and is extremely short.

known and honored not only as a most successful lawyer, but as a litterateur, art situation and outlook remain practically Liverpool cables: "The market declined critic and scholar. on unfavorable dispatches from New IRREGULAR To the older firm now comes the added Mann, New Orleans It is a hesitating Little Bock Oram Statement. market. It wants to go down, but the bears are rather timid about giving it the neces Potatoes Irish, home grown, per bushel, Ohlos, 45f60c. Cabbages Per crate, 82.00iiJ.!6.

Navy Beans Per bushel, $2.00. Provisions. Ileal In sacks: Dry salt ribs 909c per fat back, 8c. Boxes, He lb. higher (or all grades.

Sugar, cured hams, 1013c; breakfast bacon. U18o. Lard Kettle-rendered leaf, 9c; kettle-dried leaf, 8c: standard compounds. 4c: RECEIPTS. sary push.

For Pratt'a animal food, call phones 880. Hayea-Shofner Oraln Company, 511 and 614 Center. 4 Mrs. Arthur Pfelfer, who has been a patient at St. Vincent's, was able to be removed to her home today.

Mr. E. B. Pelrce, who underwent an operation at St. Vincent's several days age, was taken to his home today.

Buy the best feed, it costs no more than poor stuff. Price Shofner Grain Company, Seventh and Center. Phones 39. When you need feed for your horse, cow or chickens, phone 39. Price Shofner Oraln Company, Seventh and Center.

New York wires: "Rumor here that Hi Price has gone on a ten daya' vacation and Last Since Year. Jan. 1. 4,200 1,354,000 2,000 1.077.0UO energy of the younger lawyers, u. ti.

Cantrell and J. Fax Loughborough, than whom there are no more popular in the bar of Little Rock. Mr. Cantrell is the son of the lute Dr. W.

A. Cantrell, and Mr. Loughborough the son of the late Hon. J. Loughborough, one of the greatest lawyers of his day.

Tho firm of Cantrell Loughborough been There Has Beea a Rumor Today That the tnat he covered 100,000 bales yesterday- Corn (bushels) Oats (bushels) Wheat (bushels) Forecast: North and South Carolina, 0 fair; Georgia, fair except ahowers in ex 20,000 17.688 Bear Leader Is Cleaning up His Holding! for a Vacation. snowdilft, 6c; cotoitne. In cases or palls, $6.26. Produce, Hay (tons) treme south tomorrow; eastern Florida, partlly cloudy, local showers tomorrow me same as outlined at length in our letters of yesterday and on Tuesday afternoon. The speculation has simply relapsed into dullness temporarily pending further developments in regard to the attitude of planters and factors in the south on the question of holding or marketing their crop at present prices.

There is a general belief in the south that government's crop report of Tuesday, making the condition 71.2 per eent, very greatly exaggerates the present sit-nation, but on the other hand, it has only confirmed the opinions which the foreigners and spinning interests generally have maintained that the farmers themselves were exaggerating the dam-tge until something develops caleulst to cause a break in the deadlock. two extreme views we are not like see very much change in the mu Poulty Chickens, hens, $8.25 b.yd; aucas, per uoaen, st.wtP4.70; geese, per EXtoRTS. Today. "8.000 west Florida, fair tonight, showers tomorrow; Alabama and Mississippi, fair except 60 Last Year. 0 0 0 0 most successful, and has won a high nicho in the history of the Arkansas bar.

MACAnLAY'S STARTLING PROPHECY. showers tomorrow In extreme south. Since Jan. 1. 696,000 731,000 10.000 1,286 Miss Nolle Harrison, stenographer at the Exchange National Bank, has gone te her home at Warren for a three months' rest.

J. Bruce Grecson snd bride of Conway are at Gleasoa's. Mrs. Qreeson wss until Corn (bushels) Oats (bushels) Wheat (bushels) Waxahachle Spot situation here same as aosen, iD.uugie.N. EOGS lSWlKc.

Butter Elgin creamery, 2425c; country, llW4c; renovated, 222tc. Fruit, Lemons Callfornlas, lS.00fi8.50: Mesalnas. last two days, farmers holding their cot 0 Hay (tons) New York, Octoh We have ha ton for 10c and above. Marshall, Spader ft Co. "There Is evl yesterday Miss Annie Hobbs ot Plumer- vllle.

We live in an ago of luxury. The Ieedr5m4( Products, Cotton Si -e iu abundance that an effort will be 'n the south to hold the market until Senator and Mrs. James K. Gray and 17.60. Oranges Mediterraneans, Valenclas, 15.26.

longing to luxuriate is contagious. The man who through some lucky circum RECEIPTS. 1 Last baby have returned from Chicago, where they have been spending the summer months. Since Last Sept. 1.

Year. 34 62 stances, finds himself on the road to for- Todayt Year, 6 Seed tliae. Uljl'lys of his simple life wananas 91.ou02.vu. per 108. Ralstna 20-lb.

boa, Sl761.8t. Dried PP' 'H'ji Jfl par ttflunfl, -E(PWa Pefiches J0C -iers' demand shall again come In factor." One lone bale in so far, yet, rain yesterday not hauling if farmers wished" to sell, iaii.ers taking it home. either way from the piesent range. We, and his modest home wnere-eriWtt'jiiTO' attitudo of interior holders. EXPORTS.

Lint Since. JUat-TOuafc- Yearr 0-e ,0 8 ADFieets IlfilU4e We know the feea business ana eaa take We Tour feed wants. Phones 880. Hayes-BhofneTXhCin Company, Kit and 614 Center street. Wn are In nnaltlnn In PineaoDles Per box.

22.76fi3.00. however, believe it will continue to bs a good one for scalping operations, and in view of the necessities of spinners and Hulls (oars) ators appear to be passive for the time being, pending fresh developments. There have been rumors today that the bear Brownwood, Tex. Practically nothing Cantaloupes Per orate, fl.001.60; per 1as- Meal (cars). dwelt amid poverty.

must have a 41,000,000 or a 95,000,000 residence, and his wife, whose fingers liave ached many a time over the wash-board, must adorn those crooked fingers with sparkling jewels worth a king's ransom. Is it re-marknble to recall Lord Macaulay's re on all orders. Don't fall to call phon" Oil (cars) cnanged Banna nere last tnree days. Coleman, Tex. Farmers this section re fusing to sell at present prices.

ohot'attons. 4DtU0OC. Peaches Per bushel basket, Apples Per barrel, (3. 0004.00. Feedatuffs.

mauer was cleaning up nig lines prepara the ability and inclination of the south to market the crop sparingly and the possibility of a crop scare yet developing before the close of the season from pos Seed P. O. b. cars at stations, $11.00 per Mann, New Orleans Nothing doing in 880. 1 Hayes-Shofner Grain Company, 611 and 614 Center street.

Don't fall to call 880 when you need feed. Best goods, lowest prices, quickest defrr-. ery. Hayes-Shofner Grain Company, 612 Com Mixed, aacaed from store, 64c; dray- ton: wagon seed at mill, 111.00 per ton, tory to a vacation, but there seems to be little basis for the report and in our opinion there is still a powerful short interest outstanding. Neither do we think spots, buyers and sellers apart.

cotton'markets. OH Prime crude, 20c per gallon. Meal Prime, 120.50 per ton. sible early frost, we would now much loaa lots, esc; car ioib, mc: wnite corn sacked from store, 65c; dray-load lota, 64c; car lots. 63c.

markable prophecy, mndo not quite fifty years ago, in which, in writing to an American citizen, he said: prefer scalping the n-arket on the bull side and favor purchases on all further Oats Mlxea, sackea from store, S7c; car that the Wan street bulls have liquidated and 514 Center. Mr. and Mrs. J. F.

Block of Dallas, arrived In the city today to visit Mr. and Inf. 1 1 1 a n. I a an a-li fnwn .1... Local Freight Statement Receipts yesterday (cars) Bran 1, build lots, 35c.

breaks from this level for moderate turns ana aoout tne only movement in the market since the opening seems to arise from "It is quito plain that your government will never bo able to restrain a distressed and discontented majority, for LITTLE BOCK. Little Rock, October 6. Cotton Low middling, 9 6-16c; middling, 9 ll-16c; good middling, 9 15-16c. Mran From store 95c; aray lots, Jli.CO per ton; car lots, $17.00. Corn Chops From store.

21.80 ner 100' ing material 4, coal 19. cooperage 24, cotton seed 6, cotton-seed meal 1. feed 1, flour 1. har 6. hardware 3, liquor 2, lumber rumors regarding the attitude of these in The maximum fluctuations today were confined within a range of five points from last night 's dosing.

That represented the maximum early decline. There with you the majority is the government, nnd has the rich, who are always a min pounds; dray loads, 324.50 per ton; car lots, moo 1904. 1905. 19. meat 3, produce 2, wood 7, merchandise Receipts today (Iron Moun 50, miscellaneous 14 total 161, against 149 Cotton-Seed Meal Jobbing at S22.S0 Der ton.

last year. Cotton, 723 bales; corn, 17,000 terests. The steady cables, reports of firm holders and the purchases in Fall River of 200,000 pieces of regulars at an advance of l-8c, helped the market at the opening and first prices were 3 to 5 points higher. Later there was a decline to Mrs. E.

Levy. Mr. and Mrs. Block will make Little Rock their future home." ('apt. H.

B. Andrews of Beebe, who ia in command of the quarantine posts ia Lafayette and Columbia counties, was at headquarters today enronte home for a brief visit. W. II. Marshall of Fort Smith and John D.

Condren of Oreenwood were today commissioned as notaries public. Mr. Albert L. Belding, who has been ority, absolutely at is mercy. The day will come whon, in the stuto of New York, a muititudo of people, Homo of.

wag no further extensive liquidation, however, and the buying from shorts Cotton-seed Hulls Per ton, In bales. 38.25 bushels; oats, 2,000 bushels. 8.50: loose, 21.00 per ton less. Shipments (cars) Bran 9, building mate covering and traders buying for Hay From store: Choice timothy. 75c No.

1, 70c: No. 2, 66c; choice Arkansas pral rial 6, cooperage 1, live stock 1, lumber 6, wood 1. merchandise 36, miscellaneous 8 rle, 50c: In dray lots, choice timothy, per tain 447, Rock Island land 133, Cotton Belt 6, wagon 1) 587 260 This week 2,301 2,209 Since September 1 3,794 3,753 Shipments today 482 210 This week 2,608 1.059 Since September 1 6,581 4,049 Stock 6.180 3,929 Middling ll-16c 9c I 1 en. un flmntriu VII nJ1 7 rally, furnished sufficient demand to easily take care of offerings. Stock in New York continues to steadily increase with the total now up to 208,000 bales, of about 2 to 4 ponts net lower on liquidation and bear pressure followed by a rally to a shade over last night on covering.

total 66, against 76 last year. Cotton, 451 tales; corn, 3,000 bushels; oats, 3,000 (12.00; choice Arkansas prairie, S8.50; In car lois, per ion, cnoice Timoiny, 114.U0; no. which in turn, gave way to renewed timothy, 813.00; No. 2, Arkansas pral rle, JK.00. seriously ill for the last ten daya with an attack of appendicitis, was able to be out today for the first time.

which 188,000 are in licensed warehouses, whom have not had moro than half a breakfast, or expect to hnvo more than half a dinner will choose a legislature. Is it possible to doubt what sort of legislature will be chosen On one side is a statesman preaching patience, respect for vested rights, strict observance of public faith. On the other is a demagogue, ranting about the tyranny of capitalists ami usurers, and asking why anybody should be permitted to drink champagne and to ride in a carriage pressure the early afternoon when prices were about unchanged to 8 points President Roosevelt. Executive Committee George W. Rogers, Business men's dinner dally at Falstaff, including 178,000 of cmtract grade.

J. G. LONSDALE CO. LONSDALE C0S 40 cents, MEMPHIS. Memphis, October 4.

Cotton Tone, president Board of Trade, chairman; W. W. Dickinson, Herman Kahn, Ad Hamberg, A. The Knights of Columbus, at their regular meeting held Inst night, elected Mr. Jack Maloney grand knight and Mr.

W. J. -Kelly deputy grand knight for the ensuing lower. Business was very quiet. Our advances from the south point to a refusal to market below 10c on the present bulk of holders.

Some cotton may be S. Fowler. W. S. Mitchell, Sid B.

Redding. steady; middling, 10 3-16c; sales, 1,750 bales. One member to be appointed. DAILY 6 RAIN LETTER Bales. year.

This organization is very strong in Little Rock and it contemplates initiating Finance Committee Herman Kahn, DRS. BLACK BROS. DENTISTS Over Exchange bank, Second and Main, BLOCK AND SUB WOOD FOR SALE coming out absorbed, after which the Receipts today 1,616 while thousands of honest folks are chairman; George McLean, W. 8. Holt, w.

Kavanaueh. Mai Mayer. Oscar Davis, Since September 1 13,901 strength of the majority of holders will want of necessaries. Which of the two candidates is likely to bo preferred by Shipments today 60 Since September 1 7.992 assert itself. We are now approaching the frost period more nearly and an early frost would put anothei face on crop es a working man who hears his children Stock 18,059 cry for more broad 1 seriously appre a very large class at an early date.

80a Food Table 'Ilote Dinner tomorrow at tho Falstaff. P0 cents. Of course you want a fob. Tour toilet Is not completo without one. When the lights are lit and you slip into your "glad togs" the silky feel of the ribbon puts you In a good humor with yourself, for the NEW ORLEANS.

The Polk Transfer Company have 500 cords of seasoned oak wood, also ash slab H. L. Remmel, J. B. Sandefur, Ed Cornlsb, Max Heiman.

J. T. Beal, T. H. Bunch, Harry Lasker.

Chris Ledwidge, M. H. Johnson, F. B. T.

Hollenberg, Sam M. Powell. Invitations Judge Jacob Trieber, chairman; other members not appointed. Printing W. S.

Mitchell, chairman; H. G. Pugh, C. J. Kramer, W.

B. Ferguson and Guy W. Caron. New Orleans. October 6.

Cotton Mid hend that you will in some such season of adversity as I have described, do things timates. Taking altogether, therefore, It still seems wise to scalp the market on the long side. block wood. We guarantee prompt dellv ery. Phones 694.

dling, 10c, down l-18c; sales, spot 1,600 tales, delivery 1,500. which will prevent prosperity from re W. C. COTTER CO. Close turning, "-r Jasper in Leslie Weekly.

THE AGE OF BREVITY. Low. Yes Open. High. 10.15 10.15 SHALL WE LET THE ALIENS IN? Transportation to anu rrom an noois Bishop Potter is right.

Sermons as a October November OOTTEB'8 GOSSIP. Hubbard Bros, ft New York Many Close. 10.00 10.06 10.12 10.20 Regarding immigration, some, progress 10.25 10.34 10.11 10.18 10.23 10.32 10.39 10.48 10.25 knowledge that the day's work Is dons steals over you. Gold-filled, $2 to 35; solid gold, $6 to $26. Spett A Jefferson, Jewelers, 216 Main Street THE BROKER POET December ..10.23 January ....10.30 February toward a program may be looked for in shorts covered yesterday looking forward to a substantial Improvement as a result rule, should never exceed twenty minutes lh length.

Jn otherwise Impressive discourse is than likely to have its effect dissipated if exceeded beyond 10. 27 10.36 Docembcr, when tho National ('ivic Fed of the expected demand from spinners. This March 10.43 10.49 buying has been the main support to the April 10.42 oration meets in rvow tork. Twelve governors have promised to be present, and market. this time.

Gladstone, who was a de 10.64 10.67 10.63 10.68 B. New York O. C. Cowan, promi May 10.52 10.64 10.46 June 10.60 July 10.56 voted and extremely punctilious church so large a number of congressmen that the results of the conference are likely man, once advised a young curate never nent spot man, says: "According to Mr. Hester, the consumption of American cot-tee fro at September to September was During a breathing spell ia Bueineee this to show in legislation at Washington morning the private wire ot John O.

Lens- later in the winter. The last dav will be to exceed the twenty nil limit if he would be a successful i.n-.icher. What was true in Gladstone's time is truer dale A bankers and brokers on the 900,000 bales of the heaviest crop ever grown, the average weight being 616 NEW YORK. New Tork, October 5. Cotton Middling, 10.40c, unchanged; sales, spot 65 bales.

Close devoted to the Oriertal question, in which, of course, the far western states Board of Trade, brought In the following pounds. As the increased consumption! was still today. Brevity is now recognized Col. W. T.

Tyler, general superinienaenc Iron Mountain, and Col. W. S. Tlnsman, general superintendent Rock Island. Carriages C.

Yost, chairman; C. L. Kraft, R. O. Pillow and Wolfort.

Board Notes. And the circus came also. Place your orders for flags and bunting. Don't advertise on theater curtains; merchants, stand pat. Every Arkansan should In the Interest of his own people work against the foreign mall-order houses; they are sapping trade steadily.

President E. A. Whit more ef the new bank at Gurdon was in the city yesterday. LITTLE ROCK MARKET, Quotations corrasted oally. PHOaHJUti.

POULTRY Hens, jc, per pound; spring friers. 13c per pound. BUTTER Beat creamery, Uhiotx, renovated 21c: country, jMtMc. EliuS Per 14C HOGS Dressed, for large, 6Vfcc; small. not under way until the season was ten months old, the consumption since Novem have a special interest.

The south gen erallv favors immigration, properly dis Low. Close. Yes. Open. High.

10.05 10.05 effusion of John C. Hill, of Fort Smith: "When Farmer Jones drove In this mora And found the market down, He pulled his hat down on his ears And growled And cussed ber 1. 1904, has been at the rate of 234.000 8.92 9.94 tributed, as does the rtiddle west, where to be not only the soul of wit, but the soult of many other things. The telephone, the telegraph, and the cable have taught us in a most practical way tho preciousness of time. It is the day of October November December .10.26 .10.32 10.15 10.23 10.28 10.32 as the seacoast is mainly in opposition.

Means for excluding the diseased and otherwise unfit are agreed upon as neces bales per Week, or 12,168,000 per year. Spinners held on September 1, 1905, about one month's supply. The amount of old crop hold by planters waa normal. The visible supply was 1.600.000 bales. If this crop January 10.06 10.19 10.25 10.32 10.37 10.46 10.02 10.11 10.25 10.30 16.38 10.45 10.51 10.54 short tilings short sermons, short let October 6, 1905.

Chicago, 111. Wheat: Broomkall estimated Argentine shipments at 400,000, less than half of what they were a week ago. Our market today was strong throughout, and while the full advance was not held, prices nevertheless show l-4c gain. The news was of the helpful kind, cables being higher and a better cash demand reported for milling purposes from the Various primary points, then again, the market opened under the stimulating news that was received yes- i terday regarding shipments of Duiuth wheat to Germany. All were factors con- tributing to the better feeling.

The persistent strength and support by the leading interest ia December wheat is causing considerable uneasiness in the ranks of the large short interest which were so actively selling this future on the theory of large receipts and lack of export demand. Receipts have fallen far short of bears' expectotions, and while they are large, the milling demand is urgent enough to keep stocks from accumulating at aa alarming rate. The speculative situation still seems unchanged. We feel would continue to buy wheat on recessions. Corn This market was strong in sympathy with other pits, and maud quite a little headway, retaining the greater part of it.

We feel the short interest is larger and is being encouraged by the continued favorable weather for maturing the crcp. We would rather buy corn on. the set-backs, as feel there is too much company on the other side. Oats Firm, up sharply for this mar, Set under general commission house buying. Trade was broader and market generally speaking offered more encouragement than for some time.

On the set-backs, we feel friendly to oats, but for the present would eontiaue taking moderate profits. Provisions Clewed practically unchanged, with little weakaeas being altogether ia the January staff. It continues to be a liberal packers' market. J. O.

LONBDALE CO. And frowned. Then spitting ambler 'twlxt his teeth He hit his mules a whack ters, short editorials, short speeches. 10.35 February March April May should prove to be 11300.000 bales the sup Quick transit has ot into the blood of .10.47 10.47 io.is And said: "By Gosh! I guess that I 10.45 10.47 the age, into its thought, into its method of business, and, too often, into the Can simply Take sary by all. The principal leaks ut present are in Boston, Philadelphia, and the Mexican border.

Of most importance for this country's welfare is physical excellence in the. hordes which it admits, and no bodily standard is likely to be too high. Foreigners who come without dis Her back." course of life. Leslie 's Weekly. ply would be 12.600.000 bales.

This would leave next September a visible supply of only 400.000 bales, with mill and plantation stocks the same as they were September 1. 1906. Ever since last spring when the mills ceased taking as much as 224,000 bales per week, they have been encroaching on their reserves 30.000 to 70.006 bales a week." LIVERPOOL. Liverpool. October 5.

Cotton Fair business; middling. 5.49d, up 8 points; sales, 10,000 bales. American 7.000; receipts, bales, American 26,000. THE RIVERS. ARKANSAS NEWS tttfic; gross, 4c.

I.A RD Standard -ltuf. t4c: fancy leaf. The Arkansas has fallen .1 foot at Little ease, but frail and ucdervitalized, furnish a surprising portion of the consump County Judga L. Hunter has Issued ben Rock and .4 foot at Fort Smith and risen H. V.

ft Pine Bluff Buyers say noth eficiary certificates to the following par SVc; compound Sc. iJBY SALT MEAtfS-a S. ribs, SHc; D. S. plates, ftoii'D.

faVeacks, 7Hci ties from this county to attend the uni ing doing; farmers will not sell. Reports from all sections to Individuals, farmers tives a few years Inter. Measures for maintaining the bodily vigor of the community, which i the foundation of all 2 foot at Pardanelle. The White has fallen at all points. The Mississippi is on a stand at St.

Paul, De.lV, I Clear, linnesutST hl Datent flour, LiUU It Davenport and New Orleans and has fallen and from other sources say farmers are refusing positively to accept present prices. W. P. Brown, New York Big demand for all other points. Tbe Ohio has risen at Kansas soft wheat high patent, (4 Oklahoma soft wheat high patent, Missouri- tun wheat, W.nt ii; spots from both Europe and this country.

Close Open. Close. Yes. October 5.41 6.41 6.38 October-November 6.40 6.41 6.38 November-December 5.45 5.45 5.42 December-January 5.49 5.49 5.46 January-February 5.52 5.52 6.49 February-March 6.54 5.54 6.51 March-April 5.56 5.56 6.53 April-May 6.57 6.58 6.55 May-June 6.59 6.60 6.56 June-July 6.60 5.60 6.67 July-August 5.61 6.61 5.58 TJ. S.

Receipts. Pittsburg and Cincinnati: elsewhere it has fallen. The Cumberland is stationary: the HOMINY CSTiS, 6TJ. SALMON Brat Cp1.umL.1a River, 1-lb. Tennessee has risen; the Red and Missouri lave fallen.

Spot sellers, however, nave to ouy rutures as a hedge, as they can not buy spots in the south at anything like as cheap basis aa they can buy futures is hedge. Actual Stations. versity at Fayettcvillo: J. C. Black.

John Orabtree, Corning; Charles Hall, Knobel; Solon and Geonte Mitchell, Greenway. There have been several others that have gone to the university from this county this year, but they did not ask for certificates. Piggott Banner. D. B.

Conway of Texarkana. F. Monroe of Washington and Georce R. Haynle of Prescott have been mentioned as probable candidates for the office of prosecuting attorney of this district. These are all young men.

and either would make a good official. Washington Telegraph. J. M. Hill.

Jovial and happy as ever, left Fort Smith Tuesday morning, accompanied by his wife, for Tucson. Arlx. The fact that Dhrslclans had ordered him to go to Fort Smith Dardanelle Little Rock tall $1.85, 1-lb, Mat cnuraa, 1-lb, tall $1.00, A OYSTERS Ne. 1 full weight, No. 6 full ht TTo, 4 weight, 60c; No.

hghi weight, SARDINES American quarters, with key P'Sl same without keys, 8169: mustard sardines, three-quarters, 83.00. BACON UKATB-Extra ribs, a'ic: extra Calico PORTS. Batesville cotton, however, will have to be bought sooner or later against these sales, which will make spot business in the south large as soon as the market resets to a price at which they are willing to sell. Now is the time for spot holders In the south to show their pluck and back ap their association. If they stand together they will win out.

Nothing offered at market Trices. Last Tear. Today. New Orleans 8,802 2,26 Newport Pittsburg sides, breakfast bacon, 11 to 14c. else, stand first in importance, and second comes the problem of a distribution that will counteract the tendency of new arrivals to form in slums.

The question of numbers, provided we secure sound men and women and place them rightly, is of lesser moment. Collier's. The sad intelligence was received Tuesday morning that Mrs. F. D.

Fulkerson had passed' away at Batesville. The end came at 4:30 o'clock Tuesday moralng and the. word was sent to this city at once, where deceased had many friends and relatives. Mrs. Fulkerson's name previous to marriage was Virginia Lee McDowell.

She was born In St. Louis and grew te womanhood In old Jaeksonport. She was about 43 years eld when death came and had lived many years In Batesville. where her children were bora. She- was a aae Christian woman, beloved by her husband snd children, and her death leaves them tia-cwrsolate.

The twe beys ssede ssethersses by arts) death ara? Trederiek. aawd 12, and Lyman, aged t.ewpsct Ne-vev- 12.383 Galveston Savannah Cincinnati Louisville SUGAR Granulate ic; Y. Norfolk Mobile Evansvtlle 22 7.8 Fall 21 5.8 Rise 6.1 28 6 6 Fall 8.1 18 14 Fall 8.1 18 3 6 Fall 1.1 26 4.2 Fall 8.1 tt T.2 Rise 1.8 50 T.2 Rise 8.1 28 3 4 Fall 8.1 35 5.8 rail 8 4 45 16 FaU 6.8 14 6 6 15 6.8 SO 11 8 Pari 8 3 82 11.6 Fall 16 41 18. Pail 1.8 4fi 16.1 Fall 1.8 16 11 -tJ FaBl.l 9 t.l COFFEB Arteuckle's and Lion. 14.59c; Cairo Charleston 18.371 10.657 4.468 662 1.082 44 15.626 4,397 St.

Paul Bankers Ss AVALTER COTTER INTERIOR POINTS- VEUblnBUta rnLiio. APPLES Baldwin, per barrel. that climate to ward off tuberculosis did not seem to worry him In the least, and he bade his Fort Smith friends, who Idolize the chief Justice, good-bye and Joked with them and promised ts be back oa the bench, bale and hearty, within the next four months. He said he waa takina the Davenport St. Levis IClSng BANANAS gUc pound -rated; 3c pound How ten M6 Augusta ESTIMATES.

OdTTOiy ffFOCKBTBONDSV OR AIN, PROVTKTO COTTX. not crated. Memphis Helena VhrlrsbuTg Nw oneaas) want et Mmm less, ustiew uww disease by the forelock, going away when Beard mi Trade. New Orleans X' Co; re w-Tea; Harvard, yiak Ca, Kew Cerr Per Tomorrow. Lest YT New Orleans 4.0OO .8 386 Houstoa i.

i Galveston U.iqo LKAIQNS Per box. PTNEAPPLKS Per dale. $3.5 COCOANT7TS Nomrrial. POTATOES bKirM, 3Wc. fEAsV-Per tooahdxi bloc-.

yl. Ksaeae City leans: Bmrtlatt, Waster A Cerrtngvoa. WMir It had only negus te were npoa his system, aid that be waa eonttdeat that tt would sooa be shake 4f. Ton Sawtk Nashville Tilsphsas Me, CaplOU Betel Lltue sesi.