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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-09-21

The United States navy department
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steamcoal, delivery to extend over 1908.
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Found at Last.

j. A. Harmon, of Lizemore, West Va, says:
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-09-21

Lee Leedy, a hotel proprietor at
Weatherfordo Oklahoma, was Iynched
by a posse, after he had shot and
killed his wife because she received the
attentions OF piano teacher.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-09-21

An Indiana miser, who used stove
as safeo had narrow escape from
having his hoard burned up by his
wife, who lit fire in roll Of s35, 600
In bills.
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Communication of the death sentence
OF Soleillant, the Partisan murderer
OF twelve-year-old girl. resulted in
demonstrations in that city led by
scores of women.
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-09-21

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Aernaining in the postofice at DonaYdsonsiile
La, Saturday. Sept. 81 1907
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
HE STOCK MARKET
LITTLE ANIMATION IN DEALINGS IN
Practically Ignored. Owing to tse supposftion at Liz tncss of Call
 Leans would Soon Pass.

New York: Feb Is.--There was little ami melton melton m the dsaLnss in stocks today but sas ss u which developed yesterday. The first tone of the money market was practically e. iishtness of the cali siir loan market wa, tue to temporary eau e. ana that 10 ces of re. r.ed apo pay s uas DrpG in London which Is expected on Monday when large arrivals are due there
 The strong position disclosed by the Bank of England in its weekly statement yester. day created an impres: on thai no sirthe. osssaslss sas wSsd Ss Ss c0gsossd s to ment from London today ind cates that si- nancial authorities there would reel sontin- gna rhsre sre reSorts o eomns ars drawals for South America fIoi.1 that Cen- ter. stress is also iaid on the probability London in December. when the .-anx ot France extended assistance to tn. Bank of sdon dses s sa Tasss n of gold from London to F:ris
 The New York banks today turned over the remainder Of the deposits made with the banks in December. The interior tanks have been drawins ing, on their New @ York cor. loans here acting as a dissuasive influence Estimates of the weeks currency movement indicate small change in the cath item either way. The government WfthdraWafs entirely into the averages for the follow ing week. and helped materially to make the weak showing of last weeks bank statsment.
 Lending in this market by interior bank. ing lnstitutions would tend to relieve de- rands on the local banks but the further facing of note issues woud constitute n demand for loans on the local banks. To- days addition to these issues was the sio.- poIltan. the price at which they were un- derstood to he taken by the banker tndf- eating an interest rate of 6 h Der cent for he term to their .natu 1itv.
 The rates for time loans, however, show a recedine tendency owing to the lending here for account of interior banks de- cline in the grain exports for the week Bf SEQ. coo bushels of wheat and of 419.000 tush- els of corn has some bearing on the ex- change market.
 The rising money market in Berlin also is factor in the situation. The reprtssioni he due in part to desire to await the td- Journment of Congress D fore entering on extensive market commitments. The re- sumption Of the Ynterstats Commerce Com missions inqiry into the Hartman comhfra- ton of railroad properties is another ttefn of future influence to bear on the market which Is the occasion of some reserve in dealings held in moderate bounds today but price movements of con sequence were restricted to comparatively few stocks.- A record price for Anaconda was an incident souri, Kansas and Texas and St. Louis Southwestern pfd were unexplained D ay news. Realizing sales tmpaired the hest prices of the day. but the closing tone was steady
 Bonds were steady. Total sales par val unchanged on call.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
IUAAENF QUOTATIONS.
Corrected DaIIy,)

(Corrected D0lysl These prices are at whole gle and not to Grapes--s ib. baskets soGssMc; h.. starch--corn s91oc; standard goods near 4Ac; glcss lump 4c; nickel packages Lard--Leaf lo&e; compound Ss: baAis Rice-Eztrs fancy head sMc; fancy head ySfiaSHoG' yinsgarH.ptHT Saiioa ion i4Ssae S 2'A 'O0' loh Q lie; choice iIh 01ao; fancy IS0 craeksr.-SSx $; Soda -"Ss sso: :SSSx Xxx Ginger sardines--American mustard $40, A-On Ss.4O.
 Sri.s-psg SsEs.. HsL S :r per sack :iSe
 Fiour-BSsis bs 'r r,l: high patsn, ;4 30; fancy patent s.sS half patent ss: sc corn chops ssc, white cora ssc; oats mixed 54c: white 55c white clipped bSc; timothy :d; ;?oi ., Johnson asa % grass sSe rrst proof oats Fruit and Produce-Potatoes soc bu; on. fancy fancy 'rB'' sn ba1s appss aPRss' GS 0G pai ss 'RR' Fs aeS Ss as ssssAf s ay s II. P peanuts 7c: lemon extra fancy st 50; fancy s4 % box; svapo9rated apples 10. sorted" sorted sizes ss G soSss.7%S % per nAS So4: heavy W weight cOeoanuts tI;6o psr saek FEesh Crown raisins t1.7S per box; Prunes sb ib boxes 5O-6O 7%c per Ib 9s Ib boxes so-70 standard boxes 2S lb evaporated peaches i2hc per lb.; standard boxes pectorine beaches 12c per lb.; Canadian Rutabaga turnips a2.00 DOT sack: navy beAns this years crop S2.25 per buShel.
 Beeswax-25e.
 wooi-Clean s2Mes hurry wUoi t2hoi washed wool 30c
 Hldes-Dry Hints lie; dry saited isci green salted sMO.
 rntton Seed MkAt--e2S. %.
 Molasses--Georgia cane, barrel s5o per gallon; eases gallons $3 per case; maple syrup, Log Cabin. gallons si4; m galont s7 50; quarts s4. 25 per dcz
 Chickens-Hens 3Sc fryers e 70 S0ei brolls suEar--Granuiatsd sise; r. r. c sRe
 Egss--s 1so per dozen.
 Country Butter--J2kc psl ID.
 Sweet Poe&tea@--aAs0e Der NnshsA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
LOCAL WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

Gaiveston-steady. lie: net receipts fs- e&o: gross receipts 13.530: sales 519. rtnek ssssS44: shipments to Great Britain e90s: Co continent S.934.
 New orieans-Steady. 10 7-1sc: net re- eelpts 7.SS7: gross receipts 7.257: sales S. . a9ot stock Sls.012: shipments to Great Brit @.n Lz41; to continent 22.ooo: coastwiso
 MobiIe---steady, IOKc; net receipts sas. gross receipts ss6: sales GOO: stock 2s,e2O: shipments coastwise 2.252.
 eAEannah-Steady. l0hc; net receipts g. Ih3; gross receipts 2.7sf; sales 3s2; rtocR 4t1424; shipments to Great Britain 2.s06
 Charleston-Steady. 10Ac: neS receipts z0Ts gross receipts s07; stock Ise5s: thip. ulents cnaEtwise 47A
 WiInington-Steady. I0Hc; net receipts S9s: gross receipts 3o6: sales 70; stock 1a = 16l: shipments coastwise 1.
 Nhrfolk--Steady. l0Ne: net receipts 2l97. gross receipts 2.1s7; sales 27s; stock 42 2Sss !: shipments coastwise 1.5os
 AAitimofe--Nominal. i0%c; net receipts 2. .l07. gross receipt 2.497: stock II s99 shIpmsnts to Great Britain 2.2sl: to ropti-
 New york--steady. f1c: net receipts K: gross receipts isl; sales 110; stock i44.sIa: shipments to France IIs; to continent
 Boston--steady. 11c: net receipts POI: Hess receipts 2,7oo; shipments to Great
 Phiiadeiphia-steady. II. sR. net receip,s go: gross receipts Ss: stock 2.360: shipments to Great Britain G.
 Jacksonville-Net receipts 1s5; gross re- cetnts 1855. shipments roastwfsA I6S
 Brunswick-Net receipt1 5,ss4: gross re- wise e.ose.
 san Francisco-Ne, receipts 1909: gross seceipts 1,so2: shipments to Japan l. .sOs Hsceipts 2,2o3; stock 5.667: shipments coast wise 1a9.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
SECRETARY HEsTER's WEEKLY COT.
 TON ETATFcNTTy

Y New Orleans. Feb IS ---St cretary Hester's weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange state day shows an increase in the movement into sight compared with the seven days ending this date last year in round figures year before last of is7, ,ooO and nn '-i ircrease oyer the same time in 1so. of io5.ooo. tais show an eresss synr m sast vsar of ssa Io 900. an increase over the same period year before last of 4os.ooe and an increase over the same time in 1904 of 23s. 900.
 For the lss days of the season that have elapsed the aggregate Is ahea,. of the 1ss days of last year sis2; ooo. an increase over and ar increase over lsO4 of 2,oSO, ,oo0. .'''S''
 The amount brought into sight fur'nc m against % 1ss.sso for % the s seven days end is ns and 191.41O the same time in 1904; and Tor SsT.2i7. against 4o7.7o7 last year, ss6e7s i:, in 1sOI. receipts at all United States ports 7,s27324 against 6.s77,454 last year, 6,s5o,s35 year before last and s,2s4,71s the same time n 1904. Overland across the Mississippi, Ohio aud Potomac rivers to northern mills and csnada sss.472. against e's,oot las. the same time in 1904: inte for stocks in ex- cess of those held at the close o' tho rom mercial year 4s5 IT. aaainst 514.72s last the same time in 1904; southern mills talk ingy 1.357,o0O. against 1,2S5,354 last year, 1,21s.32s year b,fore last and 1,12s,522 tn" same time in 1904.
 These make the total movement for the 1eS days Of the son from Sertember 1st to date 10.S17,967. against S,395.53S last year. g.269329 year before last and S,457 . 7s3 the same time in 190I
 Foreign exports for the week have been 72,17o against s7,ss4 last year, maktn- thn total thus far for the season 5.9374Ga, againzt 4.352.6ss last year, an increase oi 1.ss4.71I
 Northern mills takings and Canada dur ing the past seven days show an increase of s,s3s as compared with the correspondina period last year. and their total taringS since September 1st have increased 19f.0 The total takings of American mills north south and Canada thus far for the iea~ on have been BROADER. against 2.s32,4s1 last year. These includ9 1.S25.S2s by hortherr spinnerA against l,62s,794.
 Stocks. at the seaboard and the ss Tad ing 'outhern interior centers have tlecreaa cd during the week 3s.6SS bales, againsI Q decrease during the corresponding period last season of l5,9c2. and are now la3,5sI larger than at this date in 1906.
 Including stocks left over at ports ant, interior towns from the last crop and thS number of bales brought Into sight thu fHr from the new crop the supply to dat l.. 10.st5,7s7. against s,s4o,o6o for the rams period last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
SECRETARY. B :. HEsTEs,s IFS M @ xcsksgs vrsr-

Now Ol1eans, Feb. 15.--Secretary Hester statement of the worlds visible supply of cotton made up from special cable nd teie- graphic adyices compares the figures of this week with last week, last year and md the year before 1t shows nn increase Tor the week just closed Of ss,s7s, against in Increase of s.s2s last year and decrease of l49,303 year before last
 ..Ths total visible s s.s7s,Tss. against $; 4s3,isi Id t week. 5.S5s,207 last year eno 4.23s,ss2 year before last. of this the to. tai Of American cotton Is 4,ssI..ss aga n,S nss s.27Sss2 year before ,ast and oi sii o.hsr kinds. including Egypt Brazl India, .te., I.2i2.0oo, against .1,11s,0e0 last week L- 5sseoo last year and sSs.ooo year oeiofe last.
 The total worlds visible supiy of cotton as above shows an increase comparea wl.a last week of ss.57s. an increase compareo with last year of 220,512 and an inereas- compared with year before last of 1,342,1eI:
 Of the worlds visible supply, Q, co ton is above thare is now afloat and held in Great Britain and continental Europs ss0sa,oso. S against z,s76,000 a year and 2,zzS.eoo year before last; in Egypt 242,0o0, against ISL. See last ysar oSa and EaD isoSo sooe iass yea and 4sf. 900 year before last; and in sns, aao United States i,sg5.o0o. against l'ssS,ooV last year and 1,S2s.O0o year cefore iast'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
H. B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. G. AbererOnbIe A
 CO. a2 C0nnTnArra

By Private Wire te c. G. AbercrOmbie &
 New Orleans. Feb. 15.-The n arket ruled
 quiet but steady todny as re ut of Iav- s,n.,ls cradle Eng,ish cables. Liverpool futures week to be published this evening. being sga ss as ans mSoG sodo sSoSSs @sS tr
 Ia t. Reports from the cotton good- points Of di tribution in America and in Eng land.
 favorable as ever in 90 fa- domestic trade conditions were concerned, New York reporting the dry goods market very registered ou ing the past week with tha merchants ociation as wert recorded this week last year Large forward sales ot
 oods have been made and further ad ."rces have boen made in taple prints. From the effect that cloth holders show little disposition to sell and that yarn were firm and in good m nd Traoere, were.
 ide of the market for req on of ab ience of out 7ide support the recent enact ng of laws in some Southern States and the mention 10 railroad such measures through the Leg
 slatures of Alabama Teh;ies oe, l-XnS end Arkan sas has so much discouraged the rub lie and the trade in general to such an ex- tent that but little interes is taken in the market Without specua Ion it is almost
 impossible to advance any commodity until the supply has actually fallen below the requirements of con5umers. .,.-
 Futures as the ma ne imp,ies, offers the be discounted in advance of their maturi-
 ty In which case the producer profits by estate market, the most dormant of all speculative affairs yet, with single touch
 Of interest on the part Of the public. It becomes active. value advance and all in- tersted better off for the stimulant thus accorded. However. the South aprears
 willing to go it alone, preferring to have but one exchange. and that a foreig1 "ne. in which to hodge the immense cr7ps that are now being grown and which the world re- | quires instead of three markets which, | even with speculation at its best have | been put to a severe test at umes when l caring for all such offers. What, there 1 fore. might be expected If Llverpoo' be
 made the dumping around of 100000 bale l crops In their coiree os transit to mills fnd 1 what we may expect the result to be Sup 1 pose. for Instance. that all hedges against R l large crop were confined to the l. verpooi | nnarkNc. do rou think for moment X
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
NEM YnRN C.nEEEE AIARKEr

New York. Fab lb-Coffee futures open ed steady at unchanged prices to m Fd- vance of five points in response to steady European cables Trading was very Guiet during the entire session and while !. was reported that an effort to secure m Eddi- eian bankers had failed, the market held at just about the init al fl ures. The rlose was steady, net unchanged to five DO ntS higher Sales were reported of 15.000 bags, including:
 March .... .... .... ..., .... . .b.6b Sfptehipcr .'.' '''' '''' '''' sS SW"'"V
 Spot coffee steady; No. 2 Rio 7c: No { Santos Sc mild coffee quiet; CorodoTa g Q 12iac.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
TAKING OF AMERICAN COTTON BY
 SINNERS TMR9gGHoUr THE

New Orleans. Feb 15--Secretarv Hest 1T gives the taking of American cotton bv spinners throu hout the world as io''"ws' n round numbers: .,n This week 27s.o09 this year. against 2So.- 0oO last year, 276, 900 year before last.
 Total since September lst, this year Y e95,000 against e.270,0oo last year, ana s'- 46i,000 the year before.
 Of this Northern spinners and Canada took i,s2e.0o0 bales this year. against r. d2s, 900 last year, and 1.4s3, the year pc. i.sci, coo last year, and 1,2ss.ooo the year before: and foreign spinner5 s,S9Sgeo. asainst s,sS7,ooo last year, and s,77s.ooo the ear before.
 WEEKLY INTERIOR COTTON TOWNS
 Nav York Feb IS. 1907
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
Nryy oRLFANs CNTrON,

New Orleans, Feb. ib.--spot cotton closed on the spot were b,450 bales and i,350 to arrlvo 5Sa2s&
 Futures' opened quiet ilA range heinz nn. changed 10 one potnt downfNo one point higher The only feature was better ta- bies than expected, Good Liverpool ,Lot sales and the report that Japan was buy ing cotton goods leiped the market to ger. tain extent Trading. however. was CuiL. The close was quiet and steady with the 'ist unchanged to two points above that ef yesterday. --
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago Feb. l5.--Liberal sa1Uments rom T, n the tinted States caused Weakness today in teh local wheat market. A the close Mas Shse oas sas shoasd egsj s o provis i
 Exports Of whea, from .Argentina for the last year mi 0 sspectediy large move: liverpool Liver WSoh was ref caed in o lower s bricss nt the opening on tae loca exchange.
 The domestic situation also favored the Duluth showed considerabie increase nd exceeded those Of the sams day last Year, ss total arrivals t21 cars Gr,ns nsas day the market rallied on covering by shorts but sentiment continued bearish. A report wheat had been taken ihere for export. part of 1t for Russia, caused n mode ate rally durng the last hour Of tradins T, .b .eaS ahs selling pressure and closed decidedly weak and near the bottom price.
 7sc. Sold off to fshWAc and closed Ut
 Exports for the week as shown by Brad ceipts were 6i6.000 bushels, against Al, 900 for the same day last year. Minneapolis. asa ea,s ana ssanss sai lass week and so5 year ago.
 sympathy with the weakness of wheat. Provision interests and local bulls were free bidders but offering, Gurins the first alf of the session were light. Small local ee- ceipts helped to steady prices. The maF- ket closed weak.
 47m47kc. advanced to 471sc and then lee clined to 46% e Ac. Final quotations were
 The oats market was steady early in the day on buyin~ by cash houses and To- cal bulls, Later the volums ot tfsdins
 May opened unchanged te made lower at 4O% O Nc to 40bc. sold up to 4ie rnd the lowest point. Local receipts were lls ears.
 Provisions were inclined to be weak A ed receipts of live hogs. caused liight declines throughoul the list. At the close May pork was a made lower at S17 .3i 1a 9 xl7 70 Lard was off 2Hc Pt SY.5' were down 5Q7Mc Ut S9.4Th.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
HArwARD. WICK 2 cIAHk's COTTON
Bs Private VT. v A so waiter potter $ c.

By Private Wire to Walter Fotter q G..
 42 Commerce st conform to the decline yssSrday in our markets Spot prices there Ire unchanged and futures two to three Ioints higher. This induced short coyerilk and some causing a little reaction fhe action of near positions in New York being watch ed closely and scalpcrs enterpfise of which bu,i o, ,iness ct presen. nearly esflu lively con. on. March option in New York how the pro- Ersss of the sprin liquidatiod and indicate the sitioh of leading capital toward. future n the ,nsrs se Is a steady demand for wintef months from trad, trade and speculation Is retfent in satis- Everybody realizes tha, the world needs arother large crop for whicA the seller cf fly.
 account of higher futures aSd anticipation by buyers of higher hedge fharkets tomor- row on q buiiish visible supply and short covering over the week end. The into sigt ssl soS to so1,ooe va iss,s5d asso last year e md lo9.s77 in 1905. The statsment showing the movement at interior towns is the least favorable In weeks. Receipts gre large Futures In the afternoon iwere dull but to trade on. gss.4si came Unto sight TOT the week vs 1ss.6so last yshr and los,s17 year and s.2so.s2e in 1905 Movement fta- tistics and comr arisons arel likely to be- Soms Sos, more s fsyoraes the wssh after , next; N moved by then and tradlnt possibly be- come more animated than under tAe pres ent circumstances
 vxfTisr cloTTER & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
COTTON RECEIPTS.
coMPARATTyE COTTON sFArEMENT.

New York. Feb. l5.--Followirg is t-.e com parative cotton state' 'nent for the week end ng Friday. Feb. IS:
 This year. Last year. Net receipts at all U. S.
 ports during week .. 212,f22 130.44s ist .7s27.s24 s,ssssSi Exports for week .. :. 20s,S1T s2.S4s Total exports since Sept.
 1 . - .. .s.895,T4I 4,313.3o2 stock at all United states
 Dorts .... .1.0sIblo sOo'lss towns . sss,472 s65.4sK Stock at liverpool . i,1e5.U0a Gt. Britain i4oooa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
Interior Movement

Houston-Quiet 10 15-I6c: net rereints e.0sb; gross receipts s.ns5; shtpments tee sales 2,3ss; stock So88s ''"'
 Augusta--steady. l1hc net receipts ss1, 1.0s4: stock 3A522 0'' NAi"~
 Memphis-steady. 10 7-isc: net reoe,pts AzoS; gross receipts 4.1s5; shipments {, 800. sales 2.950 stock I626S3 "'"
 st. Loais-Steady. l0@sc; net reoeints BPS: gross receipts 2.s5l shipments 2.IS7, etocl
 eaneinnati--Net receipts lSs; gross yA- eelpts sss; shipments S27; stock s,Os0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
NAVAL gTOREs,

Charleston. Feb. l5.-Turpentlne steady CSC; sales 75 casks
 Resin steady; sales s5Oi private terms. Savannah. Feb 15--Turpentins firm n Ac; sales lS7' receipts 2o3: shipments Rosin firm: sales 1.ls7; receipts 1929: shipments 735 stoc'> 7l,37S Quote; ABCD ss 25; M S5 5o x ss GO; we 60 s5 wv S8 50.
 Wilmington, Feb 15.--Turpentine firm 7oo receipts casks
 Rnsin firm Ss. T6: receipts 1is.
 Tar firm s2. 80; receipts 451.
 Crude turpentine firm S3 Sb; S4 so and 34. SO; reesipts g
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16
Total Movement.

Total today at al ports net ss,s91: rhip- ments to Great Britain 12.49O: to Fran~n 4oS; to continent 25,46s; to Japan ISos: : stock 1,097.510.
 Consolidated at all ports net 2I9 i22. ship- ments to Great Britain I01,2st: to France 4s.SsS: to continent 50, 10 Japan i 500
 Total since Sept. l. at all ports net : S27 . a14; shipments to Great Britain 2f7gs7g to Japan l31.42l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-16

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