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EVENING POSTS cABLEGRAM.

New York. February 19.-The Evening
Posts London financial cahlegraln says;
The feature today was the streazth OF me
Investments. under the force OF which
congoIs have been carried 10 40 5-s and
an order 10 buy large amount Is SIM
awaiting execution. so that further rise
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STOCKS.
The following we're M o9,lps qn3sasoas on tho
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. February ly--Money on call
Prime mercantile paper. l-aQ7 per cent.
Sterling exchange, 4S7 80 for demand and
4s5 i-fG4Ss IL for sixty days. posted
rates. 4G i-i2fs9. Commercial bills,
as "a silver certificates, 81 7-snS. bar
silver, 81 H.. Mexican dollars. IS 81.
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nRIEn FRNITs.
CrTRON-lic per ID. s re-.

CITRON-llc per 10. .,...os co.. n
CuRRANTS - Fancy cleaned Sac' IN
ca cartons Syaporated Sc; Turkish layer lie,
Meet RINF,S-E Vaporated l0e-
II HES-EVaporated &c.
RS-Evaporate &c.
ttppi ,Fs-Fancy sliced in boxes iAq5c'
ohoi,e evaporated 6i4q6Ae; fancy eVaP'-
ra ttIpSR 10 GTs-Evaporat ID loc. ., ma
RAIsiNs-Califo:nia l, L.; boxes DC S Ss4 ss
5S crown l. "a nj in rf soxes a 4 1SA
er eH W.,Nt-Ir-1,t;r0p 1895: California prunes
On NM C.: s0-sOs Size; eo,70s &c; 0'-S9s ''zei
silver and ruby prunes lOc'
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RNILnING MATERNAL.

s2.GcpS.o0; Rosendale cement, per Dbl Sis
1890; lime fireclay Ss.25siS.i0 plaster paris
$40; fire brick, st Louis, per Nj $1,000;
drain paving tile, per foot 7ai5c. 10 &
S.15N2.50; Acme and Royal cement plaster
per ton Sli.N; plasiering hair. goat. per
ID &c; laths. per NJ 500.
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Kew York. February BRIO and Santos
cln.is,d.-holidaY Ash Wednesday.
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t,ansas city. Mo. February le.-Whoat
Ne,,hst lower. demand unimproved;
bard 615s4: No. 4Sais SIS. rejected
sNoIrrinaliy. s5a4e, No. ? rcd u; Corn active
nor ii,i,o'1'6snged: No. mixed % 3-ia23 s. b;
ana e''u'hitS .& Oats-No. mixed IS;
N IA, ,sislri9 Rye-No. 2 nominally. s..
W yTaw edull; timothy le.ooali.5p; prairie $40
z.r
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COMMERCIAL RRIErs,

New York, February ta.--Ciearings,
NoS. 7oo,iso; balances. sI.oSns4S.
New York, February ia.--Hides dull.
Wool quiet.
Cincinnati. February 19--Whisky quiet.
Sales. 46l barrels: ~
New York February 1a,--Gcvcrnment
bonds strong: State bonds inactive: rail-
road bonds strong
New York. February la--The total sales
OF stocks today were i0S.i5s shares, In
Guiding. American Sugar. 1880; st Paul,
l6 3M. LonisNille and Nashville. pt0O
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COFFEE.

New York. February is--cofee options
opened steady, with prices unchlnsed 70
10 points lower, ruled dun ana goneIhhy
weak In The absence OF speculative SUI
port closed quiet al n net decline Of l0il 10
POINTS, sales 1900 bags, March l2G9ul2Io;
Spot coffec. RIO steady; No. Z l3lt. mllu
0iiet ,'ordova iGXal7ai: stles 2011 basA'
Nos. and spot IL. Warehouse deliveries
from New York yesterday 1922 bags. New
York stock today 2l9. 4Sl bags, United STATE
stock y75 col bazg. afioat for the United
states 10 ooO bags. total visible Tor ne ne
United STATES 49, G0i bags. against 49, lVl
bags last year
Havrc. February is.-Cloeed quiet hf an-
vance 10 4 { decline: sales 1000
New York February BRO and Santos
closeyi.-holiday. Ash Wednesday.
Eov Orleans. February la.--coffee dan
aud easier, good 20 fair ls4iSi4.
Hamburg February is.-Steady and IN
-. 1afas
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LONDON CONSoLS.

London. February ia--Consols for money
and the account. 100 h-s BAR silver. 80 La
OF discount IN the open market for short
and three months bills 1-sipS-S per cent.
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New Orleans. La, February 1e.-Tho
market for cotton seed meal and cake re
mains firm AT the recent advance, hut oils
are weak and lower prime crude OIL ~
bulk 80: prime summer yellow, IN barrels
"a. meal l7.50: cake l750 per short ton.
New York. February ls.--Cotion seed
oil slack with only small lots soleable;
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Up and Sailed.

Up and Sailed.
Ship British Isles. Calcutta, sid Jan. g.
IS Daniel, Liverpool. sid Dec. H.
IS liartlepool Hamburg, sid Dec. 10.
Bk Renown. Falmouth. sid Dec, 2.
SIS Ethiopia. Glasgow, sid Dec. "a.
Ik Llttoc, Seville Des. "a.
Blk Blenda, GrcSnock, sid Jan. g.
So Helen. Belfast, sid Feb. IA,
SIS Mafistow, Vera Cruz. aid Feb. IL.
SIS ohcron. Havre. sid Dec. 2s.
SIS North Sanda. Barry. sid Dec. 20.
IS Caponor. Manehastor. sid Las Palmas
Jan 81
SIS l.os,aken. Genoa. Sid Jan. Il.
Ss Kusemath. Limerick, sid Jan. Y.
IS Bendi, Conetantinople. sid Jan. 6,
IS Bona. Antwerp, sld Jan. ..
Ss Conisclife. Gibraltar. aid Jan, 81.
IS liopctown, Limerick. sid Jan, II.
SIX Lyndhurst, ST. Vincent, sid Feb II.
SIS san Marcos, New York sid Feb L..
Sch Charmer. Baltimore. sid Jan. II.
So Falka, Barry sid Jan rs,
~ Rita, Porto Rico, SID Fob II.
So Sapphire, st. Vincent. sid iNcb. H.
So Tormore, Port l.lmon. sid Feb IL.
So Gracia. Liverpool, sid Fob. u.
So Marian, penarth. sld Feb. Il.
Ss Fulwcll, Newport News, sid Feb. G.
So Cambria, Hamburg. sid Jan. ~.
SIS Concho. New York, sid Feb, IL.
IS Etholrda. Avonmouth, sid Jan, &c.
SIS Lent CardiH. sid Jan. ~.
SIS Mnlhcld, lpscNich, sid Jan. g
RETRtprS AND E<nnRTc
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SEMI WEEKLY MOVEMENT.
New orleans. February 19.-Secretary
Iiester's figures on the movement at thir-
teen leading interior towns for tho half
week. with comparisons. are rs follows;
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pozzonf's complexion Powder is gniver-
saIIy known and eyeryNh,sre esteemed
asss,a,nIaxion. eradicate tan, freckles anu
ali ska diseases
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BEANS-Callfornia, small white 305isc
per III; Bayou 2%u2hse; pink 29s42sSc'
Lima iGii4c: black eyed peas 3i7c
BUTTER-Blue Star l9c; dairy Ice ladle
BE; fancy Elgin crea merry. 22c; fresh
TEXAS county, sI2oc i ~ sooG aonuii!ieri:
Elgin dairy bricks lSc.
CABBAC;E-Texas $925G2.5O in crates;
large sacks SlT5.
CHEESE-N York full cream lic
Wisconsin fun cream Ice Fancy filled
cheese lie; Swiss 2SI29c; imitation SWISS
l70lSc; brick cheese loo: i.lmburger loo.
EGGS-TeXas, in cases, Sc,
ONIONS -S0uS5c ner hushel, onion sets,
In hushel oNcs NMG:.o per poN'
POTATOTS-C Colorado 50najc; sweet po-
tntoes 10000. Seed Potaioes-Tcnness
Triumuh 800 per 10-pecl barrels or Sl.'o
So. l,i,eral in sacks. New York seed pota-
Toes Il. S55iq0 per 3-bushel barrels.
POULTRY - Chickens, per dozen, old
hens 90 S0la9s5; sp-ing $e5laoo; turkeys
s. 00alS.5O; ducks S2.5oQS.5l' geese SLov9
4J1
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FINANCIAL.

In the local exchange market sterling
sixties sold at $3.50. buying at Sass; New
York sight selling at !, premium. buying
az y discount, New Orleans sight selling
AZ y premium, buying at y discount.
American silver selling at par buying nj
"a discount.
Galveston bank clcarings $3.50, SO.
New York, February lp.--SterlinC ex.
change. commercial sixties, siSSl.sfl. SCI.
francs. commercial sixties, b.l9 SIS; New
York sight, bankers N.s0 premium. COM
mcrcinl. bnc premium
London, February l9.--Bank rate 2 per
cent; street rate, / lie per cent silver,
80 i5-led consols FOR money, 100 b-S; yes
terlay, l0o
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TRADE NOTES

iaid down In Houston the dealers have
PAID 20 to so cents for them,
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ing In Americans. Argentine securities
are attracting much attention and there
Is revival OF activity in South African
were quietly steady today. An easier ten
dency Is observable IN the Paris money
market owing to over provision having
been made for the TonQuiu loan.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The loading futures ranged as follows:
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cRAIN AND NAY.

,.ad lots lob cars. from mill; deal-
car l oaI t,oi,, store 5lJl0c more per u!
er rs en- Sn' bEan' 2Stsc per blshel on oats ara
corn. . -, otdq-c
BRAN-65c, ~, militia eaeTsic: COM
n CHOPPED coRN oo;, ger oi lo i ios mil
al A5 5os, So: timothy sl75OelSOo' NortH
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u Asked; b BID. " = '--- '- N M
LIVERPOOL. FUTURES.
Opened steady. demand moderate: & -.
m barely steady: closed quiet and steAdyt
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ST. LOUIS.

81. Louis. February 10 -Cattle.Rccoipis.
23oo shIpmcnts, 1900. market fairly steady.
Fair To- best shipping steers. 3 7hfpi Ga.
dressed beef and butcher grades Sg'@
400. bulk 2J0a3.2o; stockers aud feeders,
Motors . n0Gf3 70: bulls s. 00G2 7b; Tcxns
steers, rrnssers. 250GSo0; fed 3@ll375
hulk. .9oas ~: cows and hc'fers' li5n3.m o.
Hogs Receipts, $500 shipments. 2oo;
luSII .0tth0Gg poxilV ApG'Is l7fipm
sheen Receipts 1000 shipmonts none;
market easv, uuchangs d NATIVES l sp oo
Mexican ycariings $50.
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Galveston. February 10.

Furt OF galveston, FEBRUARY II.
Arrived.
IS Voltage. Stewart, st. Vincent
SIS Rose Castle, Jacku,an, Cardiff.
So LEGISLATOR. Tenant. Carthagena.
Sch Il. w. Morse, Newborg, Pensacola.
Sailed.
Sc Nordkyn, Beer Hamburg.
SIS Nueccs, Risk. Now York.
Vessels In Port.
70 J. Mollsr & Co.--Bk Hirotha, Stors
ken. Sch Emma knowlton.
To Fowler 4 Mcvitio--Sch w. J. Kcyscr,
Sch keeeccah j. Moulton. IS Marina tbr,
To NJ. Munn--Sch Helen. So Rose Castle
Sch G. u. Lane Sch Isaiah Hart,
To VIM. Parr \ Co.'s Castlencld. S.
Alicia tSp) IS Explorer Olr), SIS Lcgis-
lator.
To W. w. wiison--ss Niagara. Eden
more.
To Adouc & Lo5it-ss Maria tSpan).
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v Value; b Rid; = Sellers

COMPARATIVE SPOT MARKET.
The following. nro the closing quotations
for cotton on the spot today ut the Lead
Ing markets. together with closing OF mid.
ding yesterday. with today's sales:
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NEW YORK SPOTS.
LIVERPOOL SPOTS.
Open Noon ~

NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened steady at decline: 1879 steady;
closed very steady; sales. allow.
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CHICAGO.
Chicago. February 10 Todoy's receipts
were heavier than for some time past. but
business was fairly good prices aVcrHgiuB
10 lower Tor beef cattle. TudHy's sales of
native steers were on hnSs of 1891 60
for common 10 prime. with the sales large
Is ut : GJdi.25, butchers and canncrs
cattle wore IN tho usual good demand and
prices were stendy. Cows and hcifer
sales were largely at . ~d3 -, while bulls
sold at e.00U300. not much change was
shown In tho stocker and feeder trade.
sales being moderate Texas fed steers
were rather numerous and fairly active
Mt 3.25n3S
Hogs -Bnyors succeeded In putting
prices i-2it5 lower aud trade was active
At the reduced prices. both Chicago pack
ors and Eastern shippers taking hold
freely. Common to prime drovoS SOD AZ
3S5fifl7 - chiefly at iloNi-l2 IL, and
some fancy llghiwoigh,s sold at AZ l-2.
Shecp-irhcrc was good demand ana
sales were mostly at steady prices. Com
mon TO choice native sheep were sale en- D,
AT 96odS 50. the bulk fetching 3..5mS.5O,
Wcstcrna sold AT 33jH36j and lambs nj
350a4 80 principally 400 and over 49,,
Receipts-Cattle. 1900, hogs, 5000
sheep, 1900.
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An Atlanta Enterprise of Great Merit

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Good Advice, This.

The following communication in
the Durham Sun explains itself. What
applies to that town applies to Others:
EDITOR Sun:-From time to time
articles have appeared in the Sun urg-
ing unanimity of action Oh the part Of
the citizens. aud calling attention 10
the acknowledged fact that in union
aud harmony there is strength. 1t has
occurred to me that one of the first
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ness to speak and work for his town
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The paper is an educator for the
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with large circulation would serve te
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our merchants, and can help the town
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TWENTIETH ANNUAL CONVEN.
TON.
Young Mems Christian Associations
- of North CoroIina- Charlotte, March
1922, 1896.

The announcement of the Twentietl
Annual State Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Associations of NORTH
Carolina to be held at Charlotte
March 1922, has been issued. The
pastors, the Young Mems Christian
Association and citizens of that flour.
ishing city unite in extending a hearty
invitation to all Association and othe,
Christian workers in the State to be
present. Free entertainment will be
provided for all accredited delegates
Every young man. whether an AssOci-
alton member or not, is invited; also
business men, professional men, pas
tors, teachers, college students, rail-
road men, and all others interested
in the welfare of young men. Repre-
sentation is not limited, and towns
having no Association are cordially in
vited to send delegates. Charlotte
will prepare to entertain three hun
dred delegates.
The programme promises to be es-
pecially interesting; among others the
following will deliver addresses: Rev.
DR.. Felix, of Asheville; Rev. DIR. Wal
ter r. Lambuth, of Nashville, Tenn. :;
Messrs. F. S. Brockman, College Sec
retary, and H. o. Williams, Railroad
Secretary of the International Com
mittee; and Mr.. L. A. Coulter, former
ly Of North Carolina but now State
Secretary of Virginia. The music will
be conducted by Mr.. Walter H. Over
ton, General Secretary at Raleigh.
All young men who wish to attend
should write at once to F. Z. Turner,
State Secretary, at Charlotte for re-
duced rates, credentials, programme,
and further particulars.
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A Filial Touch.

Bishop o. 2. Fitzgerald in his
"booklet' on Lovick Pierce INDUCES in
this tilial outburst concerning North
Carolina, the Bishops native State:
''Lovick Pierce was born March
Oath, 1885, in Halifax county, n. G.
Good old North Carolina, land of the
pine and persimmon, whose waters
TEEN with fishes of the finest flavor,
whose red Piedmont hills yield the
sweetest fruits and whose mountains
kiss the skies. Dear old North Caro-
lima. within whose borders no huge
city, with its CRIME and greed and rush
and roar, is to be found and in whose
homes every virtue blooms. True
hearted old North Carolina, where
alien elements are fewest and o!d-time
love of liberty lives and grows in quiet
from generation to generation. Serene
old Mother State smiling at many a
joke or .jibe as the best of lands from
which to migrate, she follows all her
wandering children witha maternal in
terest that never dies, rejoicing in their
successes. but leaving to others the
heritage of their glory and task of its
cOmmemOration.
Yes, dear, dear, old Mother State
whose children wander away and wed
in the warmer South and wider West,
but carry love that abides with them
until they die and 90 up to the land
that is tairest of ail''
North Carolina is glad to own any
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first Of a series that will appear each
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and the following names will consti-
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LOvick Pierce, l.. &. Garland, Rob-
ert A. Smith, Moses Brock, George
f. Pierce, jefferson Hamilton H. n.
McTyeire, John Fletcher, Susannah
Wesley, William Winans, BENJAMIN
NJ. Drake, James Duncan. The sub
scription price is so cents year, or
five cents copy, post paid. This is a
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one on LOvick Pierce that has Just been
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gem. m.-Greensboro Christian Adrocate.
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Frank Leslie's Pleasant Hours For
Boys and Girls.

The first of IA series of articles on ''The
Young People OF the White House," by
Joana K. Nichols, is given. with numer-
Gus Illustrations, in the March number
of Frank Le<iie's Pleasant Hours For Bous
and G"is. This number has many other
good things that will delight it's youth
ful readers among them a short boating
story by James Otis; a very pretty cat
show story by Rosalie Jonas; a thrilling
account of "a Wild Whirl Down the
Loops by J. Macdonald Oxley; the
second paper of Frank Lee Farnell's in
teresting series on 1.-The Favorite Story.
writer's for Young People, in which are
given portraits of Horatio Alger, Jr.,
James Otis and Sophie SWEET; an article
on 'Dainty Work for Girls" by Lila
Graham Aliger; a bright little story by
Helen Corinne Bergen; the conclusion Of
the two serials by Edward S. Ellis and
Jeannette II. Walworth; some illustrated
poems; two new games; a chat on juve
nile literature by the editor; and a mum
Der OF prize puzzles.
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CuriOSities of the Calendar.

An exchange has compiled the fol-
lowing information from this years
calendar:
1896 will have 366 days.
Chriitmas comes on Friday.
Easter will fall Oh April fifth.
October alone will begin on Thurs
day.
Decoration day, May 3Oth, is Satur-
day.
May is the only month to begin on
Friday.
The year began on Wednesday.
March and April will begin on Sun
day.
June is the only month to begin on
Monday.
The fourth of July will fall on Sat-
urday.
February and August begin on Sat-
urday.
August will have five changes of the
moon.
February and October end with the
week.
January, April and July will begin
on Wednesday.
Forefather's day, December 81, falls
on Monday.
The first Monday in September will
come on the 7th.
May "a will be Whitsunday, and
May 81 Trinity Sunday.
March, May, August and November
have five Sundays each.
Arbor day, the first Monday in April,
will occur on the 9th.
May and August will occupy places
iu six different weeks.
Labor day, the first Monday in Sep
tember, comes on the 7Lh.
Two months, September and Decem-
ber, will begin on Tuesdey.
Thanksgiving will fall OH the Goth
of November and the national election
on the third of that month.
St. Valentines day, February ID,
fel on Friday, and Washingtoa's BIRTH
Ay Oh Saturday.
Septuagesima Sunday was Feb
ruary 2nd, andcSexagesima Sunday
the 9th, Quinquagesima falling on the
! 10th.
There will be fifty-two each of Sun
day, Monday, Tuesday, Friday and
Saturday, and fifty-three each of We'd
nesday and Thursday.
The January new moon occurred on
the l4th; the February new moon on
the 18th; March, 14th; April, 18th,
May, 18th; June, llth; July, 10th; Au-
gust, 9th; September, 7th; October,
9th; November, 5th; and December
4th.
The first Monday in each month is
as follows on The 9th in January, the
3 in February, the I'd in March, the
9th in April, the 4th in May, the lst
in June, the 9th in July, the Sd in
August, the 7th in September, and
the 5th in October, the 2nd in Novem-
Der, and tn 7th in December.
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