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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
GRAIN STATISTICS

IOtaI cIeaiances OF wheat and -four 1.-TWO
uaysl We're equal to 600 bushels. Primary re-
ceipts ttwo days We're 121S. 600 bushels, com
paren with 10000 bushels the corresponding
a ts year ago The visible supply Of wheat in
the week. The amount of breadstuff on ocean
passage Increased 2976oo bushels. Estimated
e so, TOT tomorrow; Wheat, 40 cars; corn
S9i cars, oats 252 cars, hogs, $4,000 head.
DAILY MOVEMENT or PRODUCE
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15

In No. l square cans, large. under IS spears
white 81 -, green 81; small, over IS spears
white 50. so. green 81 SIS; No. tall round cans
white 81 %, green ST. soup tips No. round
cans, 81 40; No. :. S. %.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes a
follows. terms net cash Standard dne grsnu-
lated, 5.45c; standard coarse granu1ated s. 45e.
fruit graduated, B. 45c; loaf. in barrels onIy
7-45c; H. & <. crystal dOminOs, 5 ID cartons In
cases, S-45c; do 10 cartons In cases q5c.
monarch bar, $500; tablets, in half bbls 95cs
do in boxes. 6.20c; cubes and crushed s. zoe.
monarch powdered 5.55c; xxx powdered
5-55c; candy graduated. 5-55c; confectionery A
545c; eonfectiOuers' crystal, 555c; extra hae
graduated, 5-25c; magnolia A. 5O5c: extra O.
495c; golden c, 4-S5c; d. 4.75c. Barrels and 50
10 bags Toe half bbs 25e, boxes SOC more per
100 lbs than for bags OF 100 lbs net. Bar In IS
and 40 ID tins S1.7O more, in and 10 ID tins
1855 more per 100 lbs than price for this grade
In 100 ID bags
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: GRADUATED basis
5.45e; Higrade' bar. $500; powdered, 5.55c;
crushed 5.1Oc; berry, 5.45c; @. II. extra Ans
dry graduated, 5.45c; coarse dry graduated
5-45c; confectiOners' A. 5.45c; cOnrectioners'
crystal, 5-55c; cubes. 5.70c: bricks 5-7Oc; extra
fine dry graduated Zoo ID bags only 525c:
excelsior A. 5-00cs extra G, 1880: golden c.
4-S5c: yellow ID. 4. I5c: cut loaf, in bbls only
1.45c; ii. & =. crystal dOminOs. ID cartons Ia
cases. S.45c; do ID cartons in cases. $500. Adj
Toe more; half bbls, 25c more; boxes, 5Oc more
for all grades. Bar in 35 and 40 10 tins 81 20
more; in 10 ID tins, 81 IS more Minimum order
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ton; Wellington. SD; New Wellington ST. Coos
pay. $40; Australian hOuse-RichmOnd etc. Sf2.
feIaw Main. So; Stanford Richmond $40. cum
pefiand, Sl5 in bulk and Sic so in sacks. Welsh
$l7 in sacks " NA "N
Oiis-Quotations are for barrels Linseed p2s
per gallon for boiled and soc for raw. cases s.
more castor oil In cases. No l. lie; Bakers
a. SA.l5Ql-lo; China nut. cases 6O617Oc per
gar, cocoanut oil. In barrels, 7507Sl1c for
3AA, f21s gl6e for No. 1 and TOd731c FOR
No Z, according to quantity; extra bleaehed win
teI sperm oil. 9lcs natural winter sperm oil Gle.
natural whale oil. soc; extra winter strained
ARA OIL. Soe19oc; pure neatsfOOt oil, T5c: No 1
neats1oot oil soc; herring OIL 4Oc: salmon OIL
SOC, boiled nsh oil, soc; paint OIL Soc.
coal OIL Gasoline. etc--Water white iron
barrels or drums. Zoe; $50 deg. oil iron barrels
or drums, HE; special do. 12c; pearl on in
cases lie; astral. 1Ies star. lie. extra star Zoe
Elaine, 261ae; eoeene. Zoe red crown and rnOtOr
gasoline, in bulk 15c. In cases ne; No. 1 engine
distillate, in drums. Sc: cases, Tc more; Sc deg
makers and painters naphtha. in bulk lie In
cases 1S15c
Turpentine-S5c per gallon in cases and sc
IN bulk. drums and iron barrels
Rosin (per Dbl of $50 lbsl-Is higher Z
50 70: F. 81 20; G, ST.3O; Fl. S7.S5; /, 81 50;
". $1,000.
Red and White Lead-Red, s1la9c: white
So GS$lc per h.
Canned Asparagus-Gr -Durney companv 70
port that opening prices per dozen for the 1910
asparagus pack OF the West Coast asparagus
company's cannery at Holt. Roberts island a.
follows for No. 2la square cans. > dozen cans to
the case, f. o. b. factory, common shipping
point:
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Visible Grain SnnnIy

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Following Is the New
1ork produce exchange statement of the visible
supply of grain in the United States Saturday,
February II:
Wheat-25. 900 bushels, increase 294 OOO
Corn-1O, 52S, 600 bushels, increase OBS 600.
Oats--S,5IT 600 bushels. increase A, 900.
Rye-S2, 900 bushels, increase %, 600
farley $4,000 bushels, increase 5000
The visible supply of wheat in Canada last
saturday was 11,0S4. 600 bushels, a decrease of
COG, 600 bushels
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Advance in the Barley Market
Butter, Eggs and Cheese Lower
Potatoes. Onions and Vegetable.

exchange. The dealers quoted 21c per dozen for
choice and 19c for seconds. This is the lowest
price quoted since last fall.
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New York Curb stocks
Boston Copper Stocks

BOSTON Feb. livery little interest was
shown in coppers today although they displayed
p very firm undertone The lake issues seemed
70 receive the most attention, but dizziness pre-
vailed through the list
The following list is furnished by f. F. Hut
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15

ST. LOUIS. Feb t4.-Market unchanged. Ne
dunn grades combing and clothing. 24429c;
light fine. 22N2Tc; heavy dne. I2d21Ci tub
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15

Cheese--Calfornia fancy flats, Zoe per h.
firm; do frsts, 1Sc. firm; do seconds, Ice
firm; fancy Young Americas, zoe steady: do
frsts, 1Sc, steady; fancy Oregon Young Ameri-
cas- 20c firm: do fats, 1shc firm; California
fancy storage fats, 1712c. firm; do frsts 1615e.
frm; storage Young Americas. 1S1ac, firm; New
York. singles, 1915c firm; do daisies, 191Ac firm:
Wisconsin singles, 1shc firm.
Eggs-California fresh. per dozen, cases in
cliided.
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Chicago Dairy Produce Market

CHICAGO. Feb 14--Butter, steady; creamer-
les, ESQ 2Sc; dairies 23Q26c. eggs. easy: re-
ceipts. 1856 cases; at mark. cases fncluded n
G23c; hrsts. 24e; prime irsts. 25c; cheese.
steady; daisies. 1854 d17c; twins. 16~3164c:
Young Americas, 161A @l6%e; longhorns. 161sG
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Union Pacific Is. .l0l Is
Do cv As $500. l09A
Do ISt & ref As. 81 p
L ) Rubber 6s. Jos *
I : Steel I'd 5s-. .104 81
Va Car Chem 5s. . 1914
" abash LIST IS. ...1llla
Do Ist * ext Is. 80
Western Nd Is. o.. S4l+
NestinG El CIV 5s. ~
Wis Central As. 9424
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London Hop Market
Eastern livestock Market
SOTTH OMAHA

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 14.-Hops in London-PI
cifc coast, f6@6 15s.
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PRFS!DEiI'S SPEECH
TROUBLES MARKET
Professional Operators Retrace
Steps When RumOred Re-
traction Is Lacking
Sustaining Effect on Prices and
Scanty Offerings Intimi=
date Bears
New York stock List

f. p. Hutton a Co. $50 California street.
members nj the New York stock exchange. fur
nish The following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday
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EIriu Butte,
Portland Bufter \

ELGIN, ILL.,, Feb 14.-Butter- Firm at 2Sc
Sales for the week, 443. 800 pounds
Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, Feb 14.-Butter-City and conn
try creamery, extras. 37M39c: fancy outside
creamery, 1896; store, 2OM24c.
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Cash Grain and Provisions

1HleAGO; Feb. 14.-Cash quotations were as
follows Flour. steady. No. rye, so@s1c.
Feed Feed or mixing barley, e2@ee1ac: fair to
e 5a osa mating 81 a 69@53c. No. southwestern
irs SOS: do No. 1 northwestern, $2.17.
IiInotny seed S4.05. Glover $685.. Mess pork.
per ch DBL 81 62la d23.75. Lard per 100 lbs,
81 ;a2a12.25. Short clear sides (boxedl, $12. so
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
MISSISSIPPI TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

Meridian, April %, 90, 30, 1910.
The State Teachers Association is
to convene in Meridian on the 28th
OF thiS&mOnth. This is the annual
gathering of the teachers of the state
and is the largest organized gather
ing in Mississippi. They are expect
ING from 1900 to 1000 in attendance.
They promise the best program they
nave ever had. Quite a number of
distinguished speakers are on the
program.
Meridian is making great prepara-
ton for the entertainment of the
teachers. Free car rides, recep tions
musical programs, a great Military
drill and Band concert by the stu
dents OF tie Meridian Male Colleg e
md Meridian Womans College, will
De some of the attractions. The
State spelling contest will be a very
interesting feature. The spelling
contest will be participated in by
2oO school boys and girls from all
over the state, and takes place Fri
day, April 29th at 2 P. NJ. in Audi
forum of the Meridian High School
building.
The City and County Superinten-
dents have an important meeting in
the High School Building Thursday,
April 18th, at P. M.
1t is desired that teachers leave so
as to arrive at Meridian in the day
time so far as practical A special
train will be run from Jackson leav-
ing April %, at 1:15 2. NJ. A spe-
clal train from Hattiesburg will be
run April 18th, leaving at 2:45 P. M.
1t is hoped that all teachers and
officials will avail themselves of the
special rate of one fare plus twenty
i've cents, good on all trains q, %,
and ~, good returning to May 2.
1t is thought that this will be the
largest and best annual convention
Of teachers ever held in Mississippi.
Programs can be had by writing to
superintendent, E, L. Bailey, Jack
son, Miss. For room reservation or
further information, write to Supt.
}. r, Ellis, Meridian, Miss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
AimleSS Girls.

Poor, indescribabIy poor, is thai
girl who has gifts, a clear mine
and active hands, and who has not
been taught how to use them, wan
dering aimlessly through life, med
OGRE in everything without definite
aim seeking vain!y for occupations
to amuse or distract, deforming hei
body to crafty ignorant vanity
injuring herself by late hours anc
bad food, sparkling dimly in thD
the struggle for a wealthy has
band, and then as wife reaizin.
her weakness and lack of worth
as mother, weeping bitter tears d.
she Sees the results of her miSer
able life magnitied in her children
and walling piteouSly for help and
strength when it is too late. n
sarcasm this; this scientific maj
turns to his work with a heavy
heart after studying such case
But object teaching is nature
teaching and many r9pititions ar,
necessary before people will tax,
the lesson and its full meaning 1,
heart,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22

The character bighting tales which
the campaign liars are already busy
circulating upon Vardaman and Scott
are not troubling Us any. Men who
have attaiLed the prominence these
stalwart sons of Mississippi have,
have not gone in and ruined their
political careers by the awful blum
ders and bGtches which their enc
mics would represent. In human
frailty undoubtedly they have been
guilty of indiscretions and mistakes,
as have ali men save Him who com
bined the direct BegOtten Sonship ol
God with that of man, but we can
not persuade ourselves to think they
have done all the tricks and knavery
alleged. Surely they are not living
on stolen goods or have violated the
honor Of the living or dead in the
coming politica srrambles, whj:h will
convulse our stuJe from the Ten
nessee line to the Gulf, we shall with
clear eyes have to peer through the
fog of such canards and looked at the
men themselves and their fitness for
the places in the contest
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
EDITORIAL

Read the article descriptive OF the
State Teachers Association Conven-
ton in Meridian April 28th, They
have a program this. year that sho2Id
operate as a great stimulus to the
various practical and scientific lines
which the educational system OF this
state is swinging out and incorpora-
ting in its propaganda. The teach
ers of Greene County can hardly
afford to miss taking in this conven-
tion which in addition to its unus-
ally strong program and features
offers easy opportunities for atten-
dance as its so nearby this year. 90
dear teachers and come back armed
and enthnsed anew to enter the
educational campaign Of Old Greene,
where such great possibilities lay
out before you.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
Gates kjar.

The touching plGhO3 OF cGiidhOOd.
is shown in the following: The
death of a well-known gentleman
had called forth many expressions
of sympathy from friends n the
way OF ii profusion of flowers il
beautiful designs. After they LAD
been placed around him as he lay in
the casket, his little daughter Alice
of four years, was led by her mann
ma tntO the room to look upon tn,
face OF her dead popa. She wa>
naturally attracted by the flowers
and by the design of the Gates
Ajar, . Her mama told her thai
the beautiful gate" had opened
and papa had passed through
and would never come back to them
again. The child looked steadily a;
her papas face for d few moments.
then climbed up so she could reach
over and kiss his cold lips saying
Papa, dear, speak to me and say
you will come to the beautiful gate
aud meet your little Alice there some
day. >"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22

Of the prominent candidates in
the forthcoming campaigns we eX-
pect to hear manly dark things writ
ten and told. Already The fights
seem to be shaping upon the bitter
est personalities, which trend of pol
itics we very much deplore Ii
either Percy or Vardaman, Scott or
Brewer have done or left undono a
decimal of that which doth appear
they will shortly be charged, all four
of them ought already to have been
drummed out of the Democratic
Party. But alack end alas the big
gest thing we perceive of which eth
er of them has been guilty is, hank
ering after the office the other wan
ted, and so betwixt their conteuding
ambitious and the political hate born
of the emergency in the hearts Of
of their friends, a stream of viIlifi-
cation and vituperatiOn has been
turned loose that if persisted in we
very much fear will exhibit a Grim
son scum before the finale, though we
hope ardently otherwise. Lets all
try to keep our heads; brag on our
favorltes more and abuse our oppon
entS less.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
The Gain of Sunday Rest.

OF course we do not mean thai
a man will not produce more in d
week by working seven days THAI,
by working six days, but we very
much doubt whether, at tue end o.
the year he will produce more than
by working six days IN week. The
natural difference between Campania
and Spitzbergen is trifing wheL
compared with the difference be
tween d country inhabited by men
full of bodily and menta. vigor aud &
country inhabited by men sunk in
bodily and mental d ecrepitud e,
Therefore it is that we are not Door
Ell but richer because we have rest
ed from our labors one day in seven.
The day is not lost. While industry
is suspended, while the plow lies in the
furrow, while the exchange is silent.
while no smoke aScendS from the
factory, u process is going Oh quite
as important To the wealth of the
nation as is the work which is per-
formed on more busy days. Man
the machine of machines the ma
chine compared with which all
the contrivances OF the Watts and
Arkwrights are worthless-is repair
ing and winding up. SO that he re-
turns to his la5ors on Monday with
clearer intellect and livelier spirits,
with renewed corporal vigor.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
The Living Room.

The living ro)tA is the one room
In the house which, above all others
should be bright and cheerful If
any room must be neglected, let it not
be the living room. Have Lere re
fined pictures. plenty of books and
current literature This is the pt~c
for the piano, the NEST comfortable
chairs and coy corners. Within the
precincts Of such a room one may
shut out the world and forget that
there are any troubles to bear. The
character of room depends upon
its wall decoration, its carpets, it,
pictures and its curtains. We should
be careful to have these Of the right
kind as all others are mere access
cries. I'VE could not afford eX-
pensive things" said newIy-mar-
ried couple, so we chose the com
Portable ones, and this idea comfort
is the secret of all room furnishing.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
Good Crop Year This.
s tarkS vile Times.

StarkSville Times.
We are feeling it in our bon )"
that we are going to have good
crops this year Talk with my
farmer from any part of the country,
or any business man and he'll tell
you: We're feeling good and count
ing on Old Man Prosperity reach
ing Us sure next fall, " OF course
the prospect is dne-the finest per-
haps in dozen years But thlt is
not all they re counting on The
perfect condition of the soil, the
hard winter following most torrid
summer they believe that all these,
coming together and accompanied
by the long dry spell have put the
soil III just the pro~er shape for pro
duction ana every event seems 10
bear out the prospect.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
PANAMA EDITORIAL TRIP.
Letter No. n.

The town of Gatun nesties to the
rising sides of the hills which rises
above the natural depression here
selected by Canal engineers as suit
able for putting in dam to hold
back the waters of the Chagres
river into a basin which will thus
form a lake of I64. % square miles,
the cubical capacity of which IS
unknown owing to the varying
DEPTHS of what is to be its bottom
as the contour of the country ram
flies. and the Canal Commission
has only had such excavation made
through this lake as trims down
the high places and trees to make
smooth the passage of ships across
its bosom, when the water IS once
confined therein, Here are being
put in those great locks for lifting
and lowering the ships about which
we have read so much every since
a lock canal was determined upon.
The valley which lays out before
the eye looking downward from
the town presents a scene OF intense
activity. The dam which | would
guess as being as long from the
Court House in Leakesville to the
far end of the river bridge, has a
number of railroad tracks upon it,
and along these screaming and puff
fling engines with their trail Of
empty or loaded cars depending on
whether in bound or out, can be
seen gliding. The dam is quite
wide and Stops up in tiers, reach
its greatest height on the side
which will be away frem the water.
In the Channel of the Chagres
above the dam dredging boats are
busy pumping up the silt which
ever comes down. This silt is by
hydraulic pressure conveyed to the
yawning caverns of the dry bed Of
the river below the dam and there
discharged, and under the hot sun
quickly dries out leaving great
banks of earth which thus fill these
places. The dam is being built
out of the rock hauled from Calebra
and other cuts and presents indeed
formidable appearance. To the
eyes of novice it looked like no fear
need be entertained of such a
strong dam breaking, as it looks
like a low mountain backbone form
ed of stoutest rock piles with
hardened soil packed into the hon
eycombs betwixt the rocks.
Below the dam is situated tn
operations where the locks are be-
ing constructed. Huge derricks of
steel tower into the heavens on each
bank of the dry river gorge down
in which the concrete foundations
are being deeply laid on a perfect
network of plies driven far below
into the ground and topped off
smooth for the concrete layers.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
Be Cautious With Broken Glass.

A Aberdeen Examiner.
You have The inalienable right.
guaranteed by magma cbarta and the
constitution, to break up your own
glass bottles, even to the extent to
reducing them to smithereens; but
this great privilege carries with it IL
responsibility, and implied pledge
not to scatter the fragments on the
streets of the towns or the road
steds of the people. Many an un-
offending horse is ripped by these
fragments, aud the rubber tires of
buggles, bicycles, motorcycles and
automobiles are badly cut and often
ruined by them; more than that, the
season is rapidly approaching when
the barefoot boy will dare the perils
OF the road. In mercy, and justice
to man and beast, desist from this
practice.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
TRUSTEES SALE.


], J. T. NTeRae trustee. under and by virtue
OF the authority c inferred upon me N certain
decd Of trust made by j J. DIcIuniS ard Ii. l..
sicInuiS 20 tue Bank Of Lea1e vile corpora
ton. on the first day of september. A. d. 1906,
80 secure II certain indebtedness to the said
Bank of Leakesvlle, corpora ion. and which
said deed of trdSt IS recorded in Book 3 at
Pages l05 OF Tn Land Mortgage Records in
,he Chaucery CLERK : ONCE of Greene County
mississippi. And. whereas default has been
made i'll the payment OF said note secured by
said deed Of trust according to the terms of
said deed of trust, L. j. T, McRae, trustee. will
on the
End Day of May, a. ID. 1910,
offer for sa and will sell at public outcry.
for cash. to the highest and best bidder at the
east front door of the Court ouse in the
town of Lca6Sv lie. Greene COlnty Mississ
ppi, within legal hours the following de-
scriDed properly lying and being in said Greene
County, Mississippi to-wit
Sw IA Of NV Ia aud Ew IA of Sw ii ami Sc
ii of sw IA and " IL OF Sc Ia and | of sw
II OF ue IA OF Sec, - I 3 y re- ives and also
theundivided three hfths interest of the said
}. ;, AlcIun,sa'.d d, b. McInuis in all of the
timer standing on the following described
lands, to-Wit:
5 , of NV IA: sw "A: W 1-2 of Sc Ia; -
OF SC Ia of ne I-4of Set p r3N X + West.
Q.2O }. I. Mc8AE. Trustee.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
HONOR ROLL.
Worss Than Bull is.

Bullets have often caused less suf
fenrig to soldiers than the eczema L..
w. Hartman, Burlington, Me-, got
in the army, and suffered with, forty
years. but l5acklen S Arnica alive
cured me when Ill else failed, he
writes. Greatest healer for Sores,
Ulcers, Boils, Burns, Cuts, Wounds,
Bruises and Piles. 25c at Peoples
Drug Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
Scranton Democrat Star.

Scranton Democrat Star.
There never was time when there
was so much independent thought
and action in political life as at pres
ent. Increasingly men think for
themselves instead vi letting others
think and act for them. While this
makes for some disturbance within
certain limits it is a most wholesome
sign for it will result in purrr politics
and is "a higAcr-class Of men as lead
ers. People today demand on the
part of their representatives and
spokesman not only political! sAgaclty
but a higher personal character.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-04-22
Those Subsidized Sheets.

Forrest Register
Preparations for the establishment
OF the subsidized p 1liticaI sheet, says
the Newton Record, whose editor
will do the bidding of his master
at SO much per opinion Quruished,)
are in progress already at this early
stage, and in the near futare we
may expect to see newspaper ven
ture spring up here and there with
the intention Of being III as'ness
to stay but after a season they
will Hither and die, when they have
served sheir purpose to maHgu and
misrepresent on one hand aud to
praise and misrepresent on the other.