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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1905-03-17
FRIDAY, MARCH 1905

In the matter of an exhibit at
the Portland exposition the Lake
Chelan country will go it alone,
says the Leader.
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For RenI.

A four room house. Clean and neatly
furnished. Ready for housekeeping.
Only ten dollars per month. This is Il
snap for some couple that does not care
to buy furniture. Inquire at Model
Meat Market, Just across from depot.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS

The following transcript of the bust
ness transacted in the Court House fol
the past week is furnished this paper
by John A. Gellatly, Wenaichee, the
abstracter. whose business advertise
ment will be found in another column.
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good bakery. a man who understands
the business, and will attend to it, can
do we'll here. II you are bakery man
and want good location come and size
up the situation in Leavenworth,
A STEAM LAUNDRY.
There is no reason why some one who
understands the steam laundry business
could not do well here. There are now
over two hundred working men here.
many of them, perhaps one-half. are
single and in the railroad emploYe, 1t
will only be matter OF few weeks
when the big mill will be running
when another two hundred men will be
added to the wage earners. Every
week some half dozen large laundry
baskets are sent off to Spokane and
Wenaichee laundries. II you are a
laundry man aud looking for u location
or YOU are not satisfied with your pres
ent location come and see for yourself.
JEwEEER AND WATCH REPAIRER.
A ieweler who will not waste his
time attending to Their peoples business,
but attend 30 his own, would soon build
up nice paying business. Don't take
our word but come and see.
FURNITURE STORE.
1t is our firm belief that if someone
would come here and put in good line
of furniture that they would do we'll.
Unless we are mistaken there will be
very considerable increase in the popu-
Iation OF this town the coming summer
and large demand for furniture.
A DENTIST
A town of almost, If not quite, pop
ulation of one thousand, with a fair
prospect that it will be considerably
added to in the near future, and nots a
dentist. Let some town that has too
many ship us one. He must under
stand his business. or this don't 60.
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LEAyENwORTH NEEDS.
Some OF the Lines which Are Not
Represented and In which There
Is An Opening for the
Right Nan.

If any of our readers know ola friend
who will fit any of the following places
let him know about Leavenworth.
A BAKERY.
There Is an opening in this town fO- 4
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DEED H, MAYFAIR, Editor and Proprietor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
WALL, STREET REVIEW
AGGRt tsslyE STRENGTH WAS BEHIND
 THE SPECULATION.
'oiome N ealiugs Considerable. Rising Over end Above Aggregate for the frecedtng Day-tommlssion
 AOuse busiyess.

New York. July s.--In spite 0, . relapse taking the sssressiv. strength of the forces behind today's continued speculation 1T, in s,ssk, sxsI The volume Of aesi,nss a9sG well prices has succeeded in attracting an out There was evidence of some extension of interests in the market in the character or when trading began: and md it was evident that there was some feeling of this demaI 10 take profits by those who have been buying
 support was not abandoned until the gold , export announcsment The market mar, was ss ducted the present advance from it. there had been som some iaflusntial recruits to the raass of the market leaders. The large the erdsry or manner ns in whc were shifted from one quarter to another and the ,kili dispaysa in the selection of influence sentiment and to help on selltng to advantage of stocks previously advanced troI of the marke: by organized leadership.
 The continuance of maneuvers to sustain of stocks accumulated in the course of the late rise is not completed although the day. News matter was disregarded at the outset so far as they were adverse to the bs e15 ,hs ss. co,to, view of the cro poutiook induced by the some special pressure to realize in conse- quence in the stocks of certain cotton tated amongst . chain of Western banks by the Topeka bank failure is of a kind which
 s moea eut M e.s to hass oa this notwithstsndins the widespread dis of bank loans outstanding and the import ance of the maintenance of perfect .on-
 Much more importance vas attached in view of the active speculative party to m vnes ss sn the " release hs sf tuna. market The bond market. still showed little ef- There was, however, some activity in new issues of bonds convertible into those stocks ent movement. These stocks still sell con- siderabiy below the prices at which the con an eshanse. Sus R tSe ne n the s.oeR. prompts some speculative demand for the bonds It was wa. in the mnor iron and steel make the iarEest effort: strenssh :f the profs ,aanRD rhe atsn up prices The definite announce%ent | 'ef of the offering e6n 6o here of ons.third instsilment withdrawal on the 18th of Governnlent de posits. of the persistence of the Paris de mand for gold cloud the future of the
 The rush to sell on tho gold announce remnants of gains in only a few of the strongest stocks. Losses of one to two stocks.
 Bonds were steady. Total sales. par value. $3.386.000. United States 2s declined h per cent on call
 NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
MARKET FOR FUTURES
EXCEPTIONAL ACTIVITY IS AGAIN N
 EVIDENCE.
eales for Day on Cotton Exchange Esti- mated Ut Fully Million Bales. The Fluctuations Were
 Very Broad.

New York. July 6.-The cotton market was again exceedingly active. sales being estimated at fully @ million bales and fluctuauons continued very broad. sharp adyance in the middle session was followed by an equally severe decline during 1pe afternoon and prices at the close showed little change as compared with Monday $ finals.
 of I2@5S points, this being hardly re sponse to the sensational gains in the Eng fish market over the Fourth Realizing was very heavy, but after working oft Few points from the opening figures the mar ket rallied on continued demand through wire and commission houses and reached inc high point of the day shortly after the weekly crop report at noon. aIthough this stated that the condition of the crop showed some improvement. October sold at 10. sec and January touched 1lc. or net gains of about 35 c 39 points.
 leading bulls were selling actively. both In inc Southern and New York markets. and prices lost almost all their gain under gen eral liquidation. Tho close was practically at the low point of the session. but steady at a net advance of 2@4 points. southern spot markets, according to official reports. were < q 1c higher. with some points re porting fair sales. The local spot market was 80 points higher. but no business was reported.
 and 1925 last year For the wseks est. mated. 60.0o0 bales. against 74.l4S last week and lO,565 last year. Today,s receipts at New Orleans 2.567. against 1.15d last year. and at Houston 4.Iso. against 6I last year,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
GREENVILLE'S FOURTH.
Five Thousand Persons Were Preseht a'
 the Exercises.

c.r..pville July 5.-(Special )-The ceIehratior of the Fourth at this place was a great success. It was III tAte nature of c reunion of the surNlNors NA the Civil War, but the invitation WhS extended to oil. young and old, ~tc at fond The crowd was estimated at about 4,0o0. They were here Iron. Montgomery to Brewton, and from all parts Of the county. The veterans pr,sent numbered 1S3. They met at the court house, enrolled and marched out under command of Capt. l. I. IraWeeK. The morning exercises at the 1alr grounds tcck place in front or the grand stand ,and consisted of patriotic songs ty the Daughters of the Confed- eracy. reading by Mrs. Hunter ana hu- dresses by Judge Carmichael and Coli- gressman Hefin. C. E. Hamilton acted as master of ceremonies.
 The day was further celebrated by . blaze of electric lights which illumlnet. the town for the first time. A number of the citizens gathered at the power house and after q short speech by May or Hamilton, little Frankie sanders ct Washington, D C., turned on the lights. Congratulations were extended NIT. Hpndersor or the success of the work and then refreshments were served by him to his guests.
 Mrs Susan Amerine died yesterday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs w. J. Butler. She was a years of age. She was born In Upson, Ga, and was married to Dr. John Amerine forty-nine years ago. Since his death, she had resided with her daughter. She leaves also a son. J. R. Amerine, merchant of this place. She was an amt of Col. Henry Amerine of Mont gomery and Mrs. John P. Reynolds of Greenville.
 Miss Josie Mason of Montgomery is visiting Mrs. w. k. Pierce.
 Miss Hattie Nicholson is spending the week in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
$500
COTTON.

' New York. July 5.-I understand that nm generally accused of having soia my my cotton. gone short. turned bear and other like crimes .ou
 20-point advance during the past fortnight. To those who doubt or have s, dSunted my tS those who attach any importance to my opinion, I would say that 1t Is my confident belief that cotton will sell mach higher: and the fact that l sell or buy ,ao VII nos at work are fundamental and transcend 1 the operations of any one man or group oi men. Briefly. they are demand Tor d.. ta,s and a prospective crop of only about 1o.- 900. O.0Oo. The situation in my opinion per mits of no adjustment except through further and startling advance In prices Realizing that "one man market is al WAYS dangerous market, I have today purposely confused the trade as to whether f have bought or sold l am always a' liberty to do either. do not care to have any one buy because am buying or sell because I am selling To those who would operate on the facts i would say that in my opinion they poin, in one direction only and that is toward much Nihn'' THEODORE H. PRICE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
ROUVIERS GIVE LUNCHEON.
Honor Rendered Uncle Sum's Special
 Ambassadors at Paris.

Paris, July 5.-premi-r and MadaTl, Rouvier gave luncheon at the Foreign Office today in honor Of the special ambassadors of the United States, and others connected with the ceremonie. attendant upon the removal of the body the United States.
 The luncheon was served in the State dining room, which was beautifully decorated with flowers.
 Madame Kouvier had on her right Ambassador Mccormick and M. Chau. mic, the Minister of Justice, and at hel left Special Ambassador Porter and M Etienne. Minister of the Intericr. The Premier had at his right M. F@llitres President of the senate. and Juuipr Spc. cial Ambassador Loomis. and at bis left M. Doumer, President of the Chamber of Deputies, and Rear Admiral Sigsbee The other guests included tte officer. commanding vessels oI the American squadron now at CnerbourS, several French officers and representatives :ol the highest official literary and ar tistic life of the French c-fitsl. Tht French and American officers were in full uniform.
 NJ. Thomson, Minister of Mtrine, anc Madame Thomson gave an elaborate dinner in homer of the special amb~-. sadGrs and the officers of the American squadron. The guests included mem bers of the Cabinet, the military gov. ernor of Paris, number of French admirals, and other high officials, anJ Dr. Motoni, the Japan-se Minister.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
Nrw ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, July 5.-Spot cotton in good demand at full prices. Sales. 1850 bales. Including 300 to arrive and 100 f. o. b.
 Futures opened quiet at an advance of from Is to 2+ points. A large business was done The weekly bureau report at II II iOa IS points A prominent bull leader then began to sell July cotton at l3 points below board quotations. and declared that prices were going up too rapidly. Almost immedi- ately prices all along the line began to de the highest of the day. Liverpool houses cabed that they believed a reaction was ;o, ,n low the advance. July opened at 10. S5c. sold up to 10. 92c and then declined to 10. 53c. October opened at 10 oic. ad- 10 47c The market closed quiet with prices unchanged to points above Mondays finals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06

pistillsrs Securities ss .. ."... ....,ssSSu
 do general ts .... .... .... .... e3 h Fort worth { Denver City ist .... .l12 h Hooking Valley tMs .... .... .... ..10y N Japan s. certificates ,... .... .... ..100A A Louisville | Nashville unified 4s .. ..193 A Manhattan consol gold 4s .... 10t Mexican Cennal 4s ... .... '... :. .a
 do let Inc. SE Ninn. & St. Louis 4S -. ye n Missouri Kansas q Texas 4s .... ....101 National R. R. of Mexico consoi Is .... si F New York Central general 3hs Sg New Jersey Central general ss ..la3% Norfolk & Western consei 4s .... ....lo2 is oregon shert Line rfdg. 4s .ssh pennsyIvania ..onv 3hs ...... 1o4k St. Louis Iron Mountain consoI 5s ..11sh St. Louis & San Francisco fG. As SSk St. Louis Southwestern consoi As 4. S? seaboard Air Line 4s .... .... 70. S9n Southern Pacific Is SSh Southern Railway hs ;;...". ..its
 Toledo, St. Louis $ Western As ..,So
 Union Pacific 4s :.'. ''.. '''.a9S United States Steel End 6s ,Sa% Western Maryland 4s co. .... .. Ss
 Wheeling & Lake Erie ls Ss
 Wisconsin Central 4S .... .... .'.. .. sA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, July b.-An OftICIaI rtpOTt Ue- claring spring sown wheat to be in excel lent condition caused extreme weakness in the wheat market here today. At the close September delivery nearly cents below the highest figures of the day or 242lsc down compared with Saturdays final quota tlons. Corn is up $ c tac. oat,< are off 1sc. Provisions show a loss of 5 c 200.
 No signs of weakness were in evidence in the wheat market at the opening on the contrary. sentiment was decidedly bull sh. initial quotations on September being ups c $C at 90q9lAc. The market was influenced almost exclusively by the situa- ton surrounding spring sown wheat, con- tinued rains in the Northwest being con strued as altogether unfavorable for the proper development of the crop number Of bearish factors were apparently Ignored altogether by a majority of traders. Lower cables and liberal increase in worlIs shipments constituted the principal eie- mepts..eG -A bsaTish nature FoE- the first
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
DIES AT SOUTHLAND.
pr. W. G. Baker of Fresno, Cal, Passes
 Away.

Tuscumbia. June 5.-(Special)- News comes from Courtland, this morn ing, of the death last night of Dr w. G. Baker, of Fresno, Cal. well known by many of the citizens of Tuscumbia. The remains passed through this place at 2 D. m. this afternoon en route to Fresno for burial. Dr. Baker was 50 years of age, and leaves a rich estate.
 The glorious Fourth in Tuscumbia was unobserved. except by the banks postoffice. and the Southern Railway shops, the latter keeping but d small force at work. The day was more like Sunday than the Fourth
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
$3.00.

few minutes of trading shorts and commis-
 sion houses were active buyers small
 sold in sufficient volume to cause loss
 of most of the opening gain. Later the
 offerings by reports made by two rrominent crop experts asserting that spring wheat
 ward the middle of the session crop report given out by the Weather Bureau at Wash ington almost fatly contradicting the dam cordng to the Government report, the con dition of spring sown wheat is excel mt. done by rust. Under general profit taking
 the September option dropped to SIX Q | weak with September at s7l4 as7 Asc. Clear
 126ooo bushels. The amount on passage
 increased l;64S:ooo and the visible supply
 eeps were sSSS 304.oOo bushels a year ago. Minneapolis
 Duluth and Chicago reported receipts of Of Notwithstanding the bearish sentiment
 session. shorts were active buyers High
 s,, CT prices at LiveTpGol formed the main
 large. worlds shipments showed a liberal increase and crop reports were bearish The
 of wheat. September opened A c higher at 5i7sc, sold between 4lac and lac and
 ss cars Sgh 5 of eSnirac, sosR s4ss Fluctuations in wheat were the controlling influences In the oats market. Early in
 the day the market was quite firm. but | following the break in wheat prices react ed considerably. Bearish reports concerning
 the new crop furnishes additional cause for profit taking late in the session September opened A@%o higher at SIS qszc, sold between S1 sso and 32lsc and closed at lac. Receipts were 46o cars.
 Provisions were weak under moderate
 selling of lard by packers. An increase in
 stocks of lard for the month was an lm- portant factor bearing on the weakness. An other factor decline of Dc In the price of live hogs At the close September pork
 was off 2Uc at SIP S2l4. Lard was down
 l5c at s7 32i2. Ribs were l5q lac lower at s7.S0.
 Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat 43 carS; corn. s36. oats. =37; hogs, 3l.oOV head.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
NAVAL STORES.

56 lac: sales. l92: receipts. l.9Z4; shipments. sos. shipments. 2'57o. Quote: A, B. C. s. 20; D. s3,s0; E, -s3. .62}a; F. g: :e2 + e 5 ;s5: .. sl. l.O0a4.o5; W G. s4,26 i'sO: w ". S4.60q4.65. doing
 Rosin steady unchanged; receipts. f2s.
 Tar firm. $i.SO; receipts, 6l.
 Crude turpentine firm. s2.oo, S4.i5 and s4. 6O receipts. 2i6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
Right to Vote Stock.

Chicago, July 5.-Judge Julian w Mack decided in the Circuit Court her, that the leases by which the Cnior Traction Company of this city is iI control of the street car lines of un derlying corporations are valid. H., denied motion for an injunction tt prevent the company from continuing in control,
 The decision ends q year of litigation between the Union Traction Company and David A. Kohn and J. J. Town send, who sought to prevent the com pany from reducing rentals paid undei the leases. The fight hinged on tn right of the Illinois Trust and Saving, Bank to vote stock held in trust Judge Mack held that the bank had {; right to vote the stock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
DAILY COTTON MARKET. pnrf NIayAmQnt

Galveston-Firm. lO&e; net receipts e. ceipts 2657; gross. 2,557; sales. 3.45O; stock 77,0s2; shipments. coastwise. 1'5O0 .o
 Mobile-Firm. 10kc; net receipts 49: gross, 49; sales 100: stock. 15.4l0.
 SaVannah-Quiet, l0hc: net receipts, B. AZ; gross 3,44s; sales, 2,o2H; stock. 2S.4SS shipments. to continent, s,265: coastwise
 Charieston-Nominal: net receipts 14: gross. IA; stock. s.242; shipments. Ito conti- mington-Nominal; net receipts. 265
 Norfolk-Steady. 1oAc; net receipts, l. sss; gross. l.2dS; sales: ale: !sI; stock. 24'- | RaltimoTe-Nominal. l0asc; gross receipts s'Si Kew s'cSo York@SUiet. Il .1oc; gross receipts as3; stock. 126.y7i: shipmen,s. to Great Britaap, eS; to continent 100: to Japan Boston-steady. II. BOG.
 i Philadelphia --t-Firln, 1l.26 gross re- 0eiRsii e3Racisonvslie~Net receipts. s1ea; ErosA 1s2 shipments.s coastwtss. lS2, Ga
 ! Total Movement.s
 Total today, at all ports. net 1S,sS5s snip ments, to Great Britain. sS. to continent S.365; to Japan. 2.452; stock. 1885. TOE 1 Conaolidatod.s Eat all poTtA Anet 38,0Dz
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
NEW YORK COFFEE AND SUGAR.

steady: No. : invoice. 7Nc. Mild quiet; eosuo s9.rRsw r. i firm; fair refining. 3hc: centrifugal, ss test 4hc; moiasses sugar. 3Nc. Refined steady, ,,.,rs, ,nensa IT, regular at unchanged prices to an ad-
 20 points n,... in %ss E enen connections and Wall Street in this country good buyers being influenced anv Sy 'pS io uaI pteSers did not consider the weather cold enough to do any material damage
 Offerings. however. were relatively lsn. Ha. ing steady, net l5G25 points higher. Sales
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
MARINE NEWS.

New Orleans. July 5.-Steamer Vera. Br.. from Boston. reports on July l.. close to Marquesas Rock buoy between sand Key a three-masted scrooner anchored near by,
 Mobile Arrived: Str. Farmand. Nor. berg, Chase. Mayagruse. Cleared: Schrs' Prosperare, Br., Somerville, MatanZas; Ex- .ception. Br., Baxter, Sagua Ia -Grande'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
Weather Conditions. (past 24 houra.l

Weather Conditions.
 (Past 24 hours.)
 An extensive storm area covers the Lake region, with a secondary depression over northwest Texas: light to moderate rains have been fairly general in the cotton belt. the Ohio valley Lake region and middle West, the rainfall being heavy iu northeast ern Mississippi: unsettled weather continues over the eastern half of the country. with high temperatures along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts; the barometer is rising over the Northwest. and moderately cool. fair weather prevails in western districts. ex- cept rather warm on the immediate Pa Cific coast. ~...=-.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN.
 For the 24 hours ending O. m. 18th meridian time. ..s. MONTGOMERY. Ala. July 5. 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
Why They Are safety Raaors.

YOnkers Steteman.
 She-Why do they call then, safety rezCrs, dear? lie Simply because < ina2 wife can't use them to cut her corns vita my pet
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06

Houston-Steady, 1Oa.c: net receipts. A. 795; gross, 4.795; shipments, ZOOS; sales. 1,663; stock, 31.502.
 Augusta-steady, 10 11-16c; net receipts, SS0: gross. $50; shipments, ST; sales. o4i Memphis-Firm, 1Ohc: net receipts. s5; gross. 255: shipments, bs6: sales. 6oo; stocH' St. Louis-Firm. 1o%c; stock. ss.o77.
 Cincinnati-Net receipts. 262: gross. 262: shipments. 237; stock. l1.363.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06

France. s.oo1; to continent. 1s.s4s: to Ja-
 Total since Sept 1. at all ports. net g. GA. 4.l9o; shipments. to Great Britain, 3.as2 s75; to France. S02,479: to continent, 3.0S5.- 669; to Japan, 303,03S; to Mexico. 29,232
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
T Indicates trace of precipitation.

Temperatures average moderately hsh and stationary; rain in all districts, h9ins generally light to moderate, except heaNy in northeastern Mississippi. Eeation Director. Weather Bureau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
yIsrRLE SUPPLY OF GRAIN.
NEW ORLEANS sPGAR.

NEW ORLEANS SPGAR. New Orleans, July 5.-Sugar market quiet open kettle centrifugal, Al 94Ac: centri- fugal whites. 415-16Q5 1-16c; yellows. ss Q4%c; seconds, 2h q3Nc. Moiasses nominal; open kettle. 13926c: centrifugal. 6a 14c.
 Syrup nominal. BOG.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.

Tn the local market yesterday sPot cotton was quoted follows:
 Strict middling .... !o B Middling goo lo Strict low middling .... 915-le
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK DRY GOODS.
 New York July 5.-The situation Is very complex in the dry goods market as a result of the raw material advance. Many houses lines are being withdrawn. Naturally busi- ness Is restricted under these circumstances e predict vigorously the future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
Cash quotations were as elbows:

wheat-No. : spring. sl.1ogl.l,: No ,. Corn-No. :. 56% c ac: No. yellow. 56A O.
 Gats--No. ?, 32Ac; No. 2 white. SsMQ 34Ac; No. white. 321s 433Ac
 Lard. per 100 lbs. $7 .l5.
 Short ribs sides. loose, q so@7;7o: Whiskey. basis of high wines, S1.27.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-06
ST. LOUIS PROVISIONS.

ST. LOCIS FROVISIONSs St. Louis, July 1.-Flour steady. whiskey steady. S1 31. Pork lower: Jobbing SIP. .s2h. Lard lower; prime steam: ss.So u. .,,r.. s7.s2h: clear ribs t7.'5: short clears. $S. %.
 Bacon steady: boxed extra shprts. Ss. 37h clear ribs. $S.62h: short clears. $S S7 !s.