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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-03-09
TERMs-CAsH s1.2O PER YEAR.
MICA, Warren, Washington and yaz d.
at 81 90 per re.

MICA, Warren, Washington and Yaz 0S
at "a. 90 per re. n
In the counties Of Adams. Chicfa
saw, Claiborne, Clay, Copiah. DcSotox
Hinds, Jefferson. Lonndes, Madisony
Monroe, Noxubec. Oktibeha, Panaii 3
Tate, and Wilkinson, at sS 90 per acre
In the counties of Acorn. AtaIla,
Calhoun, Carroll, Chocktaw, Grenada
hemper, Lafayette, Lauderdale. L9e
Montgomery, Tippah, Union and Yale
bushs, at s2 90 per acre.
In the counties Of Amitc, Itawamba.
Jasper, Lawrence, Leske. LincoIis.a 4
sNeshoba. Newton, Pontotoc. Prenti Il.
Rankin, Scott, Webster, And Winsio.s,
at sl.00 per acre
In the counties Of Coyington. Frank
lin, Green, Hancock, Harrison, Jack
son, Jones, Marion, Pearl-R River, Per
Pike, Simson, Smith. Tishomingo aud
Wayne, at SO cents per acre.
City and town lots at one third their
assessed va ue. D. M. SToNE.
Governor.
EDGAR S. WILSON
Land Commissioner.
The attention OF applicants to pur-
chase land is respectfully invited to-
Chapter 73 Annotated Code 1892, and
attention is especially directed to th >
following section thereof:
SEc. 1882. How Purchase Money
Paid: The Land Commissioner shall
not receive the purchase money CT
lands; but the same shall be paid into
the treasury On the receipt warrant If
the Auditor Of Public Accounts. as in
other cases; and the purchaser shall
present to the Land Commissioners. in
paymsnt for the land, the Treasurer's
receipt for the purchase money, which
shall be filed in the land office.
Correspondents will please give the
county in addition to postoffice address,
All necessary blanks will be furnish
cd on application.
EDGAR S. WILSON,
Land Cc,,,, -; =, -
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-03-09

The City Council Journal contains
this astounding announcement: "At
Akron, Ia, two aldermen were ar
rested and fined $50 for resisting an
offer.' There IS in many localities
strong popular impression that
few aldermen would be guilty Of
such an offense.- Milwaukee Wis
consin.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-03-09
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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-03-09

Between the grasshoppers and
the Populists. Kansas has somo con-
ception of what it is to get between
the upper and neither milestone -
Detroit Free Press. Dem.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-03-09
HOTEL
Barber Shop.

n GEORGE ARMSTRONG. Barbe..
Newly lifted up new chair, new furn
ture and every thing first class first
class barber in charge. Shop under hotel
office. iy rs
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-03-09

Ii Mr.. Ingalls, is making $4,000 q
month ont of his lectures and syndi-
cate letters he has S55 0000 the best
of Peffer, and that is no trifling con-
solation.-Kansas City Star, Ind.
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LooAL rnIoE crnnnNr.

The following are the ruling prices FOR
groeeriea, etc, iu thc market today.
ANIE Observation-Disclosures 4Jt3Oc. Gold
en-. 41Ulpc per dozen boxes castor On.
,94.oc Boston coach OH, per case PINS.
"a 90, per case, quarts, si. IO
AMMuNfIloN- fgwder per keg 500;
price shot, dr0p. per sack SL004l 81;
buck &l.t1Ni.Dp
BAGgiNG AND TIES-Bagrlne IA
pound, aNjHc; . pound GHGitc. ~ pound
Wac. Delta TEES 81 30 per bundle, ftandArd
Arrow ties, Si.lu1ll 10 per bundle. ~
pound steel Arrow Ties, Si.O5 per bundle
BEE'sWAA-;'2c for good yellow. Zoe for
mlxed lots.
EACpN Wholesale groeefs charge. short
clear sGac; breakfast. 12Ac
CANDY Plain candy, ti4Tc; Wrapped
7Wf4c fancy mixed ~ pals. ss6iict FAM
ey ~ e4ssg, vt5fiiS.ttei rock l@4i2ho.
goods per dozen strawberries, sl.l56
j .2u pineapplea. standard, Si8Offi IS. seq
oudF. SI201t 30: pears STANDARD. ST 81;
peaches standard, 2 pound, si250i 80;
seconds. 2 pound, sLG50i.i0; Ftnndard 8
pound, N.fl4l ~; 2 pound seconds, 81 301
J i0i blacsbs.-.ss Sl.20G125 marTowfat
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expected was sim full enough TO have an
uniaVorable effect upon prices, had any
attention at OH been paid 10 the aeures
Out the market has apparently reached n
s'ase now where the movement appeared
80 ne OF secondary consideration.
The total amount brought into sigh. FOR
the week was 22tooo against 2i7.6n last
year and $4,000 tho ycnr before me
s.ocAs at the reported Interior towns 50
Ier as they can be accepted as an indlca-
uon 81 the holding at unknown ana mn.
discounted points, appear to be conclusive
eSluunee mat the movement from now on
can not exceed that " last ve,r M
stocks at the known towns are onlv ioo0
IN excess OF year ago. and II is only rem.
sonaoie TO suppose that the holdings n,
o.ner points are in the same proportjon
me total amount in sight today ,s
soevy1, Some Texas towns are beginning
70 tank exhaustion; for instance. Wsco
reports the weeks receipts nn5ar TX
8salnst IS 70 80 last year. Paris advises
q may me movement for the week Is under
are fine ''' '"e FoA"s
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Vlcn- OF Wakefield ii--'nwlce-roid Tales
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COTTON
Office OF The Post.
Houston. Fri1av D,,,o,..t,.. =,


,r Houston, Friday, December 90
5he spot cotton markets were unchonrsa
steady at i-l6 ndvance.
houston and New orleans closed stendy
while New York closed quiet.
prices steady
liverpool futures opened steady points
higher. ruled quiet at the same fgires
ana closed steady ? points higher than
Stock in New York, 225. SOS; in New Or
leans SIS gas.
New Orleans futures opened barely
steady TO 2 points higher, ruled steady
points lower and closed steady AZ yes-
tEunys hgures except January, which
%qs ! points higher than yesterday.
HNew York futures opened steady gen
orally ] point higher ruled steady at about
the same figures and closed steady gen
orally at yesterdays closing figures
The exchanges viii all be- closed tomor-
row and VIII not open again until next
Tuesday.
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ANDC COMMERCE.
Cotton Markets Generally Show Considerable strength
n Spite of Continued Heavy Port Receipts-New
York Stock and Other Markets.

x.t december 2e.--Prlces reoov-
7" osr stock exchange today There
coBunued buying by the shorts
n ,,s forenoon hut In the latter
,,rress and heaviness prevailed.
Gas inactive. There was a gen
IN. ,,..osltjon to cover shorts in antici-
a better market next week
,.s alone returned 1000 shares
4 .,,r,on today and great many
,.ounts were known 20 be closed
me last few days and borrowed
,os been returned Traders were
a,,,sed to buy stock, believing that
4 !. r-.ces will prevail next week. The
4. sover!ng in general electric caused
4 .r rally In that stock London sold
A p.d early but later the Arbitrage
4 :, h,ught more than they sold. Bear
4 q, uere also buyers to cover shorts
8, recently. The advance in Burling-
4 ~ due to extensive covering by
4 -,rsnt bear operators. Some stock was
hsen by Boston, which was thought
-s,,ate that the November showing
!. +. favorable one. Louisville and
.,l,. was sold today by houses with
..s,rn connections That have for some
heen Interested IN the property. Bear
al5rs also sold
L s.r hnurht stock late yesterday and
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lpe9s stsoGi 40; Lima beans. si.oeql 10;
string beans. 1l1.p0i corn, sl.ie4l .lO;
tom0toes 2 pound, SNQaOQ pound Sl.2o
+ ddgeh, i raund T. w. poGnSo; pound 4
Z W. St0Sal 20, salmon, ! pound cans. Si.lo
gits psr aesea reast beef Sl,iS ,si ma
CkLIFoRNIA CANNED GOODS =
I lowing quotations per dozen for rs pound
cans; Peaches, S2.2aI2gQ. egg ptumsSl,N0
7 elavhhnk peas. sisaiie rer pound
/ CANDLES quoted as fullowss star
/ 1o5e; 70 81. paramtne, set itNQllNc,
eiSic, fancy Rio. s2Sc, choice mo. 2iAe.
Z foir Rio, eQAe, good Rio, lS9tei common
I Rio, Isle; pnrchlng Rio, lSc
! FieRTiLlkERs-isat suano, SIS per ton
4 FfoJR-.Tidai wave. SAon. Kaiser Aus
10; sea Nyinph extra roller fancy.
] SaSot sea- Jewel, extra roller choice, SSie;
nickel S'lo' GiatlnS. SSA, abSve Tor s,r'' car
i LOTS less than ear lots 25c per barrel hun.
er spc,galal rites fqs interior shpmsnts
charge from store HfDinc more per 100
pounds on bran. eifae per hushel ON Data
I and earn n,an e,Ae per 100 pounds; oats.
! hushcl; chopped corn N5c per 100 pouursi
cotton, seed meal SIG per ton; timothy
1 Oh per ton; seed hulls, SO per ton.
! HInFS-The range in values Is A. foi-
] lpWsi Dry Nlnt, selected "Ac, uty uint as
RAMS-.iSl5 tii0Nc.
l.ARp- Refined, tierees, 79rie; Leaf,
Moi.Assrs-c Centrifugal, Fair. 17Gsoc;
prime, 22H26c choice, A0n2Iisc; open ket-
tie fnir 3lU32cf prime Soc.
/ IsAlSlNS. California, NJ, boxes SlT9N
400; California, l.. l., boNes, S2,0Qii. %
quart boxes, 65015e as TO brand and dual.
RIcE-iiead, &c; choice, 4Ne; prime,
SIC; MIR &c; good, aeic
carload lots: Louisiana coarse, sac; line,
Mcr { h., shipped direct from mines az
SUGAR standard grapulatea 4isc,
confcctioners 4. 4Ae; cubes, aitc; pow
dered SIC: fancy yellow clarified, 4Sc;
choice yellow clarified, 3'sc; plantation
coTroN SEED r. o. e.. $40 per ton,
Produce.
EGGS-per dozen. 23si2lc.
ltirrER Western, 2ao' fresh Texas
country, leul2c; Kansas. 2ic; fancy
CifEESE, Scuotations are as tonowsg
Cream, tBiaoei SWISS. sos initiation
ONioNS-f 'ailfornin, NtiA per bushol.
PoTAToEs California, per busheil, a0c;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per dozen, $500
NEGBrAPLEs-B laols-eyed pens, tlse;
Fruits nnJ Watts.
ALMONDS lsc.
Dan 4N4N<A1- 9Ahth MtHAhh lEul1' SuisH'
81! select. 81 por bunch.
RRAEII. NT'TS-12c
CtTRON--tSI9Oc.
cQCoANurs sioo1tco per 100; $40
per 100.
RAPEs--Malasa, per barrel s5ood6oo
nATES-Tc.
Fll4RERTS--128c.
IE,MONS-Ncw. sIOOsf3 80,
oFiNGEs-Fancy Florida, ss.bo12.l5'
WA. Nl'TS-1hr
NS-pcNas, 3fiSc
PEARS-Ca California, 40 pound boxes,
S82s
UNCONSTITUTIONAL S3501i0o crate
ncctaIlnes, 81 10 for quarter boxes,
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The Semi-Weeklu Post gives
uou Two papers a week for S1,0o
1.-The price Of ne--uiVing uou
the news from one 10 three dauS
ahead Of competitors.
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NnApouARrnRs ZOE

British steans ship bennington, pegt.
from New York December Is, IN ballast.
To Ross. Howe & Marrow.
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pOpT on NEW OpruAN

f1tkl VI NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, La, December 20.-Cleared
yesterday.
British steamship Astronomer, Wallace.
for Liverpool
norwegian .ategmHhip John Wilson.
HunHea, for BluehcldE, MIC
Steamship Ei Paso, Gardner, for New
10 Cortez
Arrlyed yesterday
Steamship ~ sol Mason from New York
Deeenher ~, % Southern Pacific COM
pany.
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Cleared for Galveston.

I liverpool
sresmshp Trlpon sailed December II.
I Steam snip Mcmnon, cave, sailed Novem-
Brit steamship Moorsate. Smith, sailed
Stcams6ip Avondale. Miller sailed No
5teamsnip paimas sailed December 10.
scbo9ner Belle omen. Dunton. sailed
schooner Belle. Omen sailed -.
s5nooneT Albert 4. stearns, sailed De-
cemher 20
schooner Warren Adams. Murphy. sailed
seiS96ar Lizzie Chadwick. Clark. sailed
Dark Alice c. picherman. sailed No
vnmher Z.
Brcmon-
steamship Toronto. Bartlett. sailed No.
vemDer 10
slelm-alp camrose Seward. sailed No
ycmner no,
Steamship Ailoborough. sailed Dec. 2.
d, steamslp somerhill. sailed Dec ?.
staawship Springfield, Bramfoot sailed
Schooner Jessie Lena, sailed 49,.
seG5eaeT ilomss q Morse Hartman.
sailed December ?.
New York.
schoonor Jessie Jena, Dode sailed De
steamsalp Leona. Wilder sailed Deem
Cotton on shipboard CNot cleared)
For Great Brmln~
steamship llunitOn 1870.
HteamEhip EumcrAiN 1911.
6mamsHip Zanzibar 7i90.
Hteamahip Acme. 1851
Stetmfhip PuulMu 3aTi.
g c1mahip Mara. 49,
steamship gracia fTsG.
Steamship StEthavon, 1924.
Total 20. ~.
For France
Steamship Strnthapey, 325
Steamship Virginia. Bios.
6teams hip Cainr0Eei 1896.
Total 7iHi.
Other Foreign
Steamship Ay0un, 1910
Steamship Blue Star. biaG
Steamship Fnlahaw 100.
Iofai tgniG
C0aatWise-
Mallory line, 40Gi
For Great Britain. 5000
Tor France 1929.
FOR other foreign 1896
For coaatwlse. 1854
Total on Hniphourd, 65fJ0
PORT or NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, La, December 20.-Cieared
Iiriftet,f .tc.,,ot,f, Ast..,,.. W.,
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY POST is
appreciated Du It's manu- readers,
and II has always reciproCated
bp placing before them Gil tha
news, served in a concise, read
able manner--full Market Re-
misunderstanding fullu all mat
ters Of interest TO the people In
General, and treating faiFlD one
and all.
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tgsIS COMMERCIAL ARTICLE.
Y Aofk,prcombcr 29.-Thc POS, says.
~ 10y the prevailing and not il-
osi'et that the end Of the critical
uncertainty was near at hand,
a'9's WHO have been selling lGe
4" bought 10 stocks pretty frequently
ne supply from apprchensive or
$500 holders of stocks seemed 10 BE-
''lse bgt the demand was heavy
force many substantial adj
~ Naturally this covering movement
affected stocks like general cleo
LUZ 0li1 ma Nashville and Western
IA where professional selling has
oesn most active.
=, ,ihgtoui too, there was busy COW
ell NOT as rule elsewhere among
80 stocks.
\ Nv. afternoon buying from this quar-
M fastened ANA after an hour OF mac
~, e maIkej asaln grew heavy.
s,,- lAe close there came some fresh
~. 0nal selling hut II was small in
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LIVEsTOCIG.

ST LOUIS.
81 Louis. Mo, December @-cattle--
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ST. Louis, No. December 20 = Cotton
1890 lower and steady mddling lAci
sales 600 bales; receipts 1900 b8lcs' ship-j
The state herald., 1893-08-18
WANTS TO BE LET ALONE.
President Cleveland Returns to Buxsard's
Hay for Hest.

Presidsut Cleveland Returns to Bnxxsrd's
Hay for Hest.
President Cleveland left Washington mt Z
o'clock Friday morning over the Pennsylvania
railroad, accompanied by Secretary Lamont
Colonel Lamont left him at New York and
the President went direct To Buxzard's Bay.
The following statement made by Tie Pres
ident VA. given out for publication;
MY absence from the capital at this timc
may excite come surprise Ia view Of the In
tense interest In the subject now awaiting tho
determination OF Congress. Though my
views aud recommendations have already
been officially submitted 10 that body, and
though am by no mean. certain could fur.
thcr aid In bringing about the result which
seem 30 necessary, II would be- a great salts.
faction TO me II ! could remain ut the seenc
Of action. hut, whether ! am here or else.
where, l shall lock with hope aud confidence
to the action Of those upon whom the rcspon.
sibill,y now rests Of relieving our people from
their present danger. and difficulties.
II am going back to my summer home a,
tho srashorc. because am not sufiicicntly
rested from tho strain 10 which have been
subjected since the fourth Of March 70 NJ ma
To again resume the duties md labors which
await me here. have been compelled by
those whose advice ! cannot disregard ihni
the further rrst l contemplate IL absolutely
necessary TO my health aud strength. shall
remain away during tho month Of August
aud shall devote myself TO rest aud outdoor
recreation.
MY days doings will he devoid Of in,ere.,
a .N.atl L.. ....t.s
The state herald., 1893-08-18
WHOLESALE DISCHARGES.
Policy OF Rstrsnehmsnt on the Southern
Pacific.

Policy OF Retrenchment on this Southern
Pacific.
San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 1.-THE South.
ern Pacific company in pursuing 9 policy OF
rctrenchment has discharged 1 900 employees,
decreasing its monthly pay roll not lcss thar
t75 600 or at the rate OF 100000 annually
The discharged men were on the Pacific sys
TEN Of lines west Of II Paso and Ogden and
south OF Portland. A reduction has also beer
made on the Atlantic system east Of Fl Paso,
aud Just 70 what extent Is not known here
The Wholesale discharge Of employees IL In nd.
dillon 10 recent reductions Of daily hours oi
labor In the various shops Of the system. 70,
some time past nine hours day has been til.
rule In these shops, the men being aiwnyi
paid by the hour. Now they arc working
eight hours a day, which IL a 10 per cent re-
duction In time and Is said to be equivalent te
the discharge Of 600 men.
The rnnt~r " shopmcn that have been
discharged outright Ia not lcss than 30. Dis
missals from the force Of track men arc on
wholesale scale, for not icss than $50 Of these
employees have been discharged. On the Pa.
clio system there arc about 1900 trAckmcn
scattered over California, Oregon, Nevada,
Utah, New Mexico and Arizona. The dis
charges will leave about i,40o In the sta,ci
In the territories named. The force Of tele
graph operators has also felt the official AZ
for between ten End twenty OF them hav,
been discharged and several train dispa,chinp
ofiees have been abolished. Tho company
has cut down Ia daily passenger train mile
sgc fully LOO mirs, a. II has discontinued .
number Of passenger tralns that covered thai
distance each day. Local freight trains ART
running about M usual. but every through
freight that Ia cent East or brought West hn,
TO Be loaded 70 it full capacity before II 4,
started on iss journey. Economy In train ser
vice hiss caused the displacement Of about ~
trainmen, Including engineers, nremcn. brake
men and conductor. The number Of train
men sow on the extra or waiting iist withou
pay 10 said 10 b over 80, tho largest In the
history Of the company.
The state herald., 1893-08-18
SENATOR STEWARDS BILL.
ne Pias for Oestins More Money In,
Circulation.

liis Pias for 0etting More Money late
Circulation.
After consultation with leading silver men
senator Stewart has introduced Q bill propo.
Ing means by which the present currency
famine may be relieved. The hill frsi
directs the secretary OF the treasury TO immc.
diatciy isauc certificates on tho silver bullion
purchased under the act Of 1870 In excess Of
enough Of Ia coinage value To cover tho note,
previously issucd under tho authority Of the
said act, and To use ,hcsc no,cs to make w
any deficiency IN the revenues. Also 10 pur.
chase Herewith outstanding bonds nj = prio,
not exceeding iia.
Tho bill further directs the secretary Of the
treasury 10 Issue not exceeding ei00, 0O0, Ooc
Of legal treasury notes and 10 use the same 10
purchase bonds At price not exceeding iie.
The effect Of this bill IL 10 provide All immc
diate additional circulation of about ei50, ooo,
900. This bill Il framed with n view Of meet
Ing the claim Of tho gold men that tho condi,
ton Of tho circulating medium IL 40 narrow
the country cannot walt for the discussion Of
the financial questions involved In tho pro
posed repeal Of the Sherman law. but mus,
have immediate relief.
IL will also operate u foil 10 tho Wall
street scheme Of securing the issue Of new
bonds by providing means whrrrwith 10 pur,
chase the old outstanding bonds and putting
The money Into Immediate circulation.
The state herald., 1893-08-18
T.ieTrsphia i,r-,i,,s.


Cholera Ia rapidly spreading In Austria
There were over 100 death. from cholera n
Russia last week.
during July amounted to eia,ils,50o
Tho American National Bank Of Nashville
failed on the 10Th rs the result Of run.
Yellow fever has suddenly appeared ia Pen.
sacola, Florida. Two cascs are reported,
A big implement warehouse Mt Kansas City
was burned on the 9th AT lo-- 81 si:t5,oo0
Tho sedalia, Missouri, bank failed on the
10Th. II had been running for twenty-five
years.
Colonls,s who have jus, returned from To.
polobampo bay declare that the colony scheme
IL huge swindle
Tho first important failure reported from
Games falls for $4,000.
The money market In New York Ia slightly
easier. but currency throughout tho East Ia
reported 10 he vcry scarce.
The khcdlyc OF Egypt IL again qunrrclIng
With his minlsiry but England will probably
not let him discharge them.
Three Italian wa. shlps have arrived Al
New York. They are manned by naval cadets
who will visit the Exposition.
Money has almost disappeared In the East
and bu.incs. il being done ON certified cheeks
and clearing house certificates.
There are nov fifteen cholera patients dc.
tanned Mt quarantine IN New York. The
case. are not serious as the attacks are mild
ones.
The Supreme Court of Rhode Island baA
rendered iu decision In the Legislative con.
trovcrsy sustaining the position Of the l,cpubA
licaps.
We acknowledge rrcrip, Of tho catalogue
Of the Lincoln Normal University at Lincoln.