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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, MISS,
Nov. 10th, 1901. }
Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has fled notice
OF his intention to make Anal proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the
Circuit Clerk Of Greene county at
Leakesville, Miss, on January a. 1909,
viz:
Thomas Brewer, Jr., of Henderson,
Miss, H. E. Nc. 1890, for the east
half of northeast quarter section
nine, township five north range eight
west.
He names the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
l.. M. Bagby, W. J. Valley, A. G..
Hinton, Web Byrd, all of Henderson,
Miss.
If JAMES HILL, Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-01-03
WRECK ON THE SOUTHERN.

Greenville, Miss. east bound
train on the Southern railway, which
left here Monday morning, ran into a
fallen tree on the truck near Purnell,
wreoking the engine and baggage car.
Engineer Mack Williams was caught
under the wreckage and instantly
killed. Several passengers were
slightly injured and the fireman saf-
fered q fracture of the leg,
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Also three yoke of oxen, two carts,
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1902-01-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, J
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Miss,
Dec. 7th, 1901. }
Notice is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has fled notice
OF his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the
circuit clerk of Greene county, at
LeakesviMe, Miss, on January IL,
902. viz:
Walter W. Green of Vernal, Miss.
H. e. No. 80945, for the northwest
quarter section twenty eight, town
ship two north range six west.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation OF said land viz:
Frank Watley, Syl Turner, Wash
Bushy, Alex Ramsay, all Of Leakes-
willie, Miss.
II JAMES HILL, Register.
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may he interesting tn note that one year
ago the market was full Of hens and flyers
at S2Ocd2 . and at this time II Is scant
of either at those hgures multiplied by 2.
The produce dealers viii tell yon that
one year ago eggs were common seller at
1o@1lc while l5dl6c are equally as com
mon these days, An even 80 per cent ad
vance would he q small increase for Christ
mas hut II does not come So easy when
II arrives with the summer months. The
refrigerator Of the packers is the receptacle
for tbls article also and probabilities are
that the every day consumers price viii
60 unchanged until the process is completed
and then they viii he changed, but not as
he would direct. Interior shipments are
being solicited every day 10 augment the
sources Of supply for storage purposes and
the outlook for heavy Accommodations is very
promising.
"Of course there isn't beef trust said
a large purchaser Of meats yesterday
Those on the inside say there is not and
that settles It, II is nice. however. TO
have TIE agent notify you every Monday
morning or thereabouts that another &c has
been added 10 the official for meats, con
tinued the gentleman. 1T is more than
nice 10 have your patrons shake their INST
In your face when the good things that
come ont Of such a move do not in the
least effect your own bank account do
not get my poultry and eggs now from
the packing houses. but do know that
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POULTRY AND EGG PRICES.
They Are In Company With Meats and Sup
plies are Going Into Cold Storage.

It might mot be SO bad II some
Of the tables supplies we're left
unmolested There might be an
avenue Of escape for the wage earners
il only beef followed the skyward path
But when the lamb goes M instead ~
LAYING down with the lion and mutton chops
show that same 80 to eo per cent increase
mat makes the porter house and tenderloin
steak hang 50 high when pork tips the
beam at Il Instead Of 10c, when chickens
got the full use Of their wings and perch
IN tho TOP Of the tree. aud eggs make a
run on the cold storage bank, then it Is a
different matter.
Poultry has been high during the wintcr
months. There was a natural scarcity all
along the line after the holiday Teasing
was over and 1t 10 only recently that the
new crop has had time 70 make ITS ad
vent into the pantry. Such lapse Of time
has had little TO do with the price scale.
however The cold storage proprietor IS as
bnsv as bee and while there Is less for
him 10 draw from than Is usual az thll
time OF the year It may clearly be seen
that this Is what maintains high prices
Locally the stocks accumulated for this
nurnose have been large and Post reporter
saw eleven ooops 60 into one Of the plants
in less than a week This would not seem
sneh a big amount in ordinary times nnt
eleven coops within few days at present
would cut quite hgure when measured
| to the total receipts for that PERIOD ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30
IMPROVEMENT IN OIL STOCKS.
DEMAND WAS BETTER
AND PRICES WERE STRONGER.
Becky Sharp Declined and Sold Actively
Higgins and Manhattan improve.
Independence Holds We'll.


There was a distinct Improvement in the
trading at yesterdays session Of the OH
and stock Exchange. The demand was
better throughout the entire list and up
ward prices frequently ranged. There we're
still many orders on basis slightly under
the ruling level which could not be filled
and very good evidences Of the long looked
for revival in speculation made their ap.
nearapee
Becky sharp dropped down &c and the
heaviest activity that has heen seen in
month developed unon that stock The
offers. which amounted to 22.0on shares.
were quickly absorbed at Slsc white 2t,c
was given for one lot sellers stiH held
at 3isc on the close and stoutiy refused
bids isc less. Empire State again traded
az 4il@4i3c and very healthy demand
took place around these hgures trans
fer In Forward Reduction was made at
gain Of loo above late bids. while much
was wanted at somewhat reduced price
Buffalo continued TO be an easy trader, al
SEC and Grace sold % very good advan
tsge Gladys Of Beaumont made another
small jump and brought &C. while none OF
the stock could be had for less
Independence was on a slightly better
footing with prices Of S9sdSlac readily
given and little to be had under the last
named figure More than B0OO share.
changed hands international attracted
good deal Of interest but takers were moi
disposed TO raise their limits and small
results followed. National oil and Pip,
sold little under the recent prevailing
value and Merchants and Mechanics con
! tinued to trade az the decline to cent
Victor fully retained its strength of th,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30
STON WHOLESALE MARKET

oranges and II carloads Of lemons In tho
same same time last year the shipments were
i 10 va'lVnns OF oranges and 90 carloads Of
lemons. The total shipments foy April last
year were 4lo0 carloads OF oranges and luI
carloads of lemons The REGENTS of Gait.
tf2rnia oranges in this market have been
~. toV poxes SO far ~ April against 2qI,OGi
noNea Tor the same time last year and 24T.
MlS boxes for the whole Of April last venr.
me receipts from other sources since ANIL
! nave been; Valencia. 1900 cases; Ttatv
ppVN hoNts; Jamaica. 100 hnrrela and $50
boxes, and Florida 1900 boxes. For the
same period last year the recetpts were
MalN, $500 boxes: jamaica 3O1n barrels and
,Noo boxes and Florida. n .a01 hoxes Thete
IN y uecrease ut oi,OoS packages this year
compared with last.
Adyices from San Francisco referring to
beans say: There is no Improvement TO
note In the condition Of the market for most
Kinds Of white beans. Quotations for Lady
WashingtonS and small whites show further
reduction, and at the red6eed rate there
is no disposition displayed on the part of
buyers to take hold freely. There are some
large speculative holdings which cost about
90 per cent above present values Most OF
the dealers are carrying some high priced
WHITE beans Of previous season and this
make1 them very cautious about operating
at present az any figure. Limah are a so
Colorcd kinds are not meeting al the mo.
ment with any very active demand AT full
current rates. but are more readily shlable
than white beans. and values are being
much better maintained on colored than on
white descriptions, Black eyes continue to
be nrmly held under very limited offerinGs'
Concerning canned fruits California nd
vices state: For canned fruits the market
Is inactive. and holders show considerable
inclination IN shade prices in order to oh
tain trade, The new crop promises to be
large. and a thorough cleanup Is desired.
For canned vegetables the market is active
Locally several brands OF tomatoes have
undergone q slight advance. and still fur
Their Improvement Is expected The can
neries throughout the state are preparing
for an active season, and Judging from the
number Of new plants in the course of CON
struction tho pack Of canned goods will be
large. The canncry of the Fruit Gamers
association at Nisalia is expected TO he com
pleted by June /. the plant will have a
capacity of 100000 cases. Foster Bros can
merry at fremont will also be completed by
the opening Of the season The binding Of
the cannery at East Napa will be under
way in a short time. Asparagus packing
has commenced here, and reports stnta
that the crop Is somewhat lighter than
usual"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30
/ MODERATE,
I distributed DEMAND.
lower-New Potatoes
us.. Observation-Disclosures
ssorent OF Tomatoes.

,,rr moderate in the whole
,.,srdsy and the demand was
n throughout the list Of gro
ID produce
..0h,se went Off about l5c
4 ambulance in supplies and
'.,rslIy made at 1l4ailac.
,,reIpts we're moderate and
I, tb,t we're too soft To bring
M range went from $1.2o@
.,nses arrived and relieved a
s,,eness. a very free move
Evidence and the same price
I, Prevailed.
I.a,St Of Florida tomatoes, the
ii some time, came In ana
4 rell. Fancy grades bring
LIZ ss,00 per crate.
new potatoes and onions we're
Increased and prices ruled
4 Asiim demand is in evidence
A sales are made around &c.
|s,,rlns shipments Of sweet po
|,,dInr their way in the market
IA priees are ruling 1t IS not
n any stocks VIII be available
|rhiIe.
IN situation on lemons shows a
Ia tsndency and an advance Of
occurred in the last ten days
|, have SO far not been affected
dow movement has prevailed,
\ activity and upward prices
,t.tsd with the progress of the
! the New York fruit exchange
'hs total shipments OF, citrus
Ne coast to all points for the
1 April 20 were 55I carloads Of
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3. 3. Morris 9 Co.'s Letter.

Houston. Texas. April 29,--Liyerpool start.
cd the market on the down turn this morn
ing by a disappointing SET of cables Fu-
lures showed loss of to points. where
as they should have been further gain
in view Of the closing in the American mar
kets YESTERDAY Spots were unchanged on
sales Of 10000 bales.
Southern markets were generally quiet TO-
day, though prices We're well maintained.
The market was on light scale as com
pared with last year, while the estimates
for tomorrow showed a considerable de-
crease for both Galveston and Houston,
amounting to IS per cent. The weather re
port issued at noon was favorable. noting
ihat ample progress was being made IN
nlanting and that cotton was generally
coming M to favorable stands
The weak cables, together with the reach
ing ~ stop loss orders and the call Tor
larger margins on the part ~ brokers cans d
prices 10 give way steadily under profit
ieking There Nag support at times WDlcn
caused slight reactions, hut these were on
ly temporary,
Tho market will likely show further re-
action There has ben no change IN under
living conditions. but the market needg, q
speculative reaction 10 put II IN heathS
condition. should there he any untowprd
developments In the crop situation the mar
let would show a handsome gain
- r. Il Morris &, Co
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Richard Cooke G. Co.'S Letter,

Houston. Texas. April % The esti-
mate for Houston was less than one half of
that Of one year ago. while New orleans
was almost four times as much; tho sit
uation looked steady until the liquidation
set in The uarket sold otf ~ points from
the highest. July in New York at 9.43 an !
August o.2e The spot situation remained
nrm. New York lie down, other markets
unchanged.
The worlds visible supply Is now under
az exhaustion. as everything now indicates,
the season Of 1890 will be repeated vita
cotton at 10 cents
The journal NJ Commerce repeats In IT'S
issue OF the 18th that from replies. further
evidence is furnished Of decreased acreage
a backward season. scaniy use of iertlh2ti
aud planting not general.
The most reliable brokers In New orleans
wire their clients here Large liauioation
a Richard Cooke & Co.
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they are buying them m and know that
Il is hard for me 10 set my hands on any
ir consequence. | also know that they are
being put away in large quantities. and It
Is up To you 10 say what will follow next"
New York, April 20 Receipts 27,o42 pack
ages; marker barely steady Western at
mark l0si@17la; Southern at mark l0AGQ
49,.
ST. Louis, April 20 Poultry Steady;
chickens, turkeys 10, ducks 10; geese 4isu5.
Rutter-I.ower; creamery 1897, dalryl66
81. Eggs-Steady 10.
Chicago, April % -Butter- steady cream.
cry 17a22; dairy l7d2o CheeseSteady
l2ia013. Eggs--Firm; fresh i5ls.
Kansas CITY. Anil "a. -Eggs-Flrm IA
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METALS.

or ppInNS1o5Fircm, SOS. 5tsda9 so; lead, uu.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRoN-65 and S
Ter cent discount
100 pounds Pc
:, ROOFING TIN-Maehine made, $40 5oa
per box.
SOL SOLDER Half and half. i7G1sc per
per square.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-30

SO: mustard. 81 25d335 imported Gil
lette grade, quarters, Sl2.50; fancy sprats,
quarters. SS.00M1000 according to grade.
RCH-Standard goods; Pearl, In 40
lb boxes. 434m47S; ROYAL Gloss or Archer
hulk. jm5itc; Nickel 100 packages. per box,
81 25g3 30; corn starch, sac per ID, 20 and
Quotations are for small lots
special rates are given on carload orders.
Standard granulHted Sc: cubes and pow
derod, 59sc; Louisiana yellow, CHARMED and
fancy, 4hc; choice, &c
PRODUCE
BEEswAX-Prime Texas, 22d23c per
pound.
Bayou, 4c; English dried, 3Ac; pink, ic;
black eyed, jlac; Michigan navy. 3Ac;
California navy. 4A@4lac; Snaps, $3.50 per
bushel wax. 81 80 per bushel; California
Limas 5l4m6c; fresh wax beans, 65d75c
BUTTER~Bluc star 24a25c; dairy GOA
21c; Elgin creamery, 30c; Texas bricks,
15@1oc. oleomargarne Lincoln solids
18d17c prints, 1Sc; Monkeys special $50
19c: Crystal Gem and country rolls, l9c;
Empire State special. 15e; special Blue
Star, lSc; Eigin dairy bricks. DOC; Ideal
l1lac; Purity creamery, 20 and 30lh tubs,
22c; lib prints 24c; Elgin creamery,
solids lsc; country butter in pals, 10
d20c.
CABBAGE-1Ad11Ac
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls,
Ice; Wisconsin full cream daisies, i5@1
Wisconsin half ,renm l4d14lac.
EGGS-K0nsas, 15dl6c; Texas, 13dl6c.
KRAUT-New. in half barrels, 50 GOA
g. 25
ONIONS New crop, per pound. 2G23c.
PEpPER-Chil new, l5ql6c per pound;
black Singapore, 15c.
POTATOES Colorado potatoes, 81 asa
/ 40; new potatoes Sl25dl.j0 per hushel.
PEANUTS Jumbo, per pound, 7d7Ac;
fancy hand picked No. l. 6a6i9c.
PECANS New Texas, per pound 100
12c according 10 size.
POULTRY hens, good, 81 00G
4 %; fryers. large. 81 1904 so; broilers,
s. J0dS 90; mixed lots, SO. 2563. 50; cocks,
large. old, 81 sod2 90; ducks large So %
G3 so: geese, fun feaihered. S3,G06i4 so;
81. O0d3 %; Floridas fancy, $500 choice,
IS 90
SWEET POTATOES Pumpkin and vel
low vans, 81 .l5@l,2 70 bushel' according to
TOMATOES Mexican. 6-basket crate
$3,Ood325.
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H. G. B. Beers Cotton Letter.
lSnecinl 10 The Pnstl


New orleans, April 2e.-Liverpool was
Disappointed in consequence Of hold
ers being anxious to realize and Egyptian
selling in expectation Of reaction Our
market responded by opening lower on
old crop months and to on new, but
improved shortly after on fresh buying
The large New Orleans estimate for tomor-
rows receipts and the favorable weekly
weather report subsequently caused break
of 16 from the top on this years positions
and on the new. On the decline buyers
were attracted and a reaction was quickly
established. reducing the net lusu on the
day To 10 points on old crop options and 4
. on new
Spots were quieter and the demand was
restricted. as exporters claim IL Is impos-
siblc 10 effect any engagements on the pres
ent basis.
The summary Of the weekly weather re-
port was AS follows: Tho cotton states
have experienced very favorable week and
cotton planting hns made rapid progress In
all sections, being practically finished IN
Texas. Much of the early planted through
out the cotton belt Is up 10 good stands and
cultivation ia well advanced
We again strongly urge our friends
against trading in the old crop months
either way but we think the new. crop
months are a purchase on all weak periods
as there is less risk, owing IN the large dis
counts, and any setback will occasion a
material enhancement in these positions.
H. Il r., Beer.
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Opened Steady 2 to z Points Lower and
Declined.

Opened Steady to Points Lower and
Declined.
New York April 20 The cotton market
opened steady,2 to points lower. this he
ing an Indifferent response TO weak Liver
pool cables and general port receipts, but
by 1910 the whole market had been bid
up with July geo or within points of
last nights close, Nevertheless. the con
servative members n the trade noticed that
outside supporting orders were not as
strong as Of late. while many longs were
selling for profits, Liverpool made a feeble
effort 70 conform 10 the strength here but
soon suffered n relapse and closed net | to
III points lower, with the tone easy. Sus
picion that large weak London interests tx
istcd and that a sharp break was at Aand
prompted selling for both accounts during
the rest ot the early session, By midday
July was off 20 $50 with the market heavy.
Ihen came very bearish weekly crop aud
weather report and q tremendous estimate
for tomorrow receipts al New Orleans.
These influences started urgent unloading
OF long GOTTEN and not until July had
broken TO 9a3 was there sufficient buying
aroused to check the downward rush For
the rest or tho day the market was lrregu-
ar though disposed to rally some cover
ing and new buying,
The close was steady with prices net. 3
to u points lower. Firm spot market news
and strength IN futures al New Orleans
helped the late market here.
Dry Goods.
New York, April 20 Continued Hrnl mar.
ket with a moderate amount Of trade has
sgalu characterized dry goods today. The
depreciation In The value NJ silver. which
has acted as handcap To export business
has been counterbslanccd by the t.gher cot
ton market, resulting In an average amQuut
Of business.