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THE WHEAT MARKET

Chicago. December 6.-Liberal receipts We're
mainly responsible for a net decline OF Ss@
sc i'm January wheat today Better weather
and fresh country offerings depressed corn,
December closing &c and May %qi&c lower.
oats closed &c down and provisions shade to
Sc lower.
There was merely a local market for wheat
Steady cables maintained prices for few
, minutes at the beginning of the session. pu'
thereafter the liberality Of the days recelp's
added to recently increased stocks ana 'he
almost total lack of outside business caused
weakness which vas stin apparent when the
closing bell sounded. January opened SUI
lower at 7iikM7Ic and sold to 7O12c' closlhs
Ss094c under yesterday at 7oiaHToSsc. Ne"
York reported 5 loads taken for export. SleaI-
ances in wheat and -four at the seaboard WcIc
equal to 437. 600 bushels. Primary recelpn,ss
Were 749. 600 bushels compared win oO''ooSo
reported 526 ears. against 49l last week an,
$50 the corresponding day last year LDS''
receipts were 81 cars. 10 of contract graue'
clearer weather and larger country accept
ances forced out liberal amounts of long corn.
or toGay's receip.s-254 cars there was hVle
grading contract. bat those I'm the DeceIloIl
deal raid little attention to what mas F'cehl,S
teen potent bull factor. December soil
from 37s4n36iac and closed llsc lower ~
3SAc. May also heavy, but not having
alta led such an elevation of price rs had ie-
cerrher. had less distance 10 fall Ihe option
sold between $3.50 36&q 36lsc and closed So@
&c down at 36i4c.
The only feature in oats was the purchase Of
500 900 bushels Of Nav at 23Ac by local
firm. Prices yielded some with wheat and
ccrn. but all things considered the prices were
remarkably steady MAY sold between 2S'sW
2Ss-c aud closed sc lower at 23%ic Receipts
Provisions opened lower on liberal hog re-
ceipts and in sympathy with wheat ana corn
but held steady on Local buying In January I,l
at Si2l5: January lard between Sc. SIlafi
8 90 and SO. S506.87ia. closing at SO .37l2; and
January ribs between Sc. 32lea6 80 closing at
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Thew Want Whisky Barred Out.

Washington, December 4.-The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union convention
in session here today adopted resolutions
against the army canteen and prepared
petition to the president another TO con-
gress and identical petitions to all OF the
great powers against the sale of firearms
and the importation of liquor and opium
into the Philippine islands or The island
possessions of the other powers addressed.
The petition to the president pointed out
that IT has been the policy of America
to forbid the sale OF intoXicants TO the
Indian tributes. and that England. VINO
had the greatest experience among all the
colonizing powers of the world, had been
forced to adopt a prohibition FClicJ In
her colonies i'm Africa and elsewhere. The
convention therefore, asks nat the preSi-
dent shall extend the prohibition law or
the Indian Territory so as TO take in the
Philippine Islands.
\ petition TO she senate urges Re rati-
fication of the pending treaty fer the pro-
lection of central Africa against into XII
cants.
\ petition also was drawn up to Great
Britain, France, Spain, Holland. hT GUM,
Sweden Norway. Denmark, Hungary,
Greece Russia Turkey, Persia and Japan
asking for an international treaty tEat
will forbid the sale of intoXicants. Opt m
and firearms in all islands and other re
gions inhabited chiefly by aboriginal
tribes.
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Coffee and Sugar.

New York, December S.-Coffee spot Rio
quiet No. invoice rs; mild quiet; Cordova
91aGl 81. Futures opened dull and unchanged
and ruled quiet throughout. There was a par
tiaI rise of 5 points soon after the call on
covering, natural sequence of the late pro-
tracted liquidation. notwithstanding continued
bearish foreign market adv .ces and conditions
and local speculative apathy. Smaller receipts
at Brazilian ports figured to some extent as
a check upon selling for short account; closed
steady with prices net unchanged to 5 points
higher; sales $3.50 bags. Including February
o5 March 6. IS; May CPS July 6.35: Sep
TENDER 8 40: October GAS.
Sugar, raw quiet but firm; fair refining 3
1910; centrifugal e6test 4 ZIG; molasses
sugar 3 il-l6 Refined quiet: standard a
loaf and crushed GOO powdered $40; granu-
lated 5. CO. cubes S. rs
New Orleans. December S.-Sugar firm, open
kettle 3%M3 l-i6 open kettle centrifugal 8
l3 6d4 BIG centrifugal whites 4iaGt424: yell
lows al lilo: seconds 3d4 Moasses steady;
open kettle 22a33; centrifugal 902I. Strip
od63I
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763. against 3.25. 92o last year. 4.6Jt
year before last and 4.3lS.6l7 the same time
I'm 1897. overland across the Mississippi. ohio
and Potomac rivers 10 northern mills and Can
ada 5307oe. against eco $50 las, year. an
so4 year before last and $40. 255 the same
time sn 1897. interior stocks in excess of
those held at the Close Of the commercial year
COS. 5l4. against 5C9.439 last year 500 800
year before last and SAG. o79 the same time
in 1897. southern mill takinGs 45S, 296.
against I7o.444 last year. ~ GA year be-
fore last and 386. 3S2 the same time in 1897
Foreign exports for the week have been
259.O3e. against lo9. $40 last year. making the
total thus far FOR the season 2. 62O. o. 4.
525.o4e.
Northern mill takinss and Canada during
". past seven days show "A decrease of o9,-
300. as compared with the corresponding pc
Rod last year and their total takings since sep
tenher LIST have decreased 288. SAG.
The total takings Of American mills. north
and south and Canada. thus far for the sea-
son have heeh i.275. 500. against l.5Sl elS
last year. These include 80S. $50 by northern
spinuers against i097.47o.
Stocks ut the seaboard and the % Leading
southern interior centers have increased dur
ing the week 5I.523 hales. against an in
crease during the corresponding period last
season Of 81. COZ. and now $50. GAS smaller
than az this date I'm 1899.
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Worlds Visible supplv of Cotton

New Orleans. December 7.-Secretary Hes
ter's statement Of the worlds supply OF cot
ton. made up from special cable and telegraph
&c advices. compares the figures Of this week
with last week last year and the year be
fore.
II shows an Increase for the week Just clos
81 ~ 20446i against an Increase Of 3d.
397 last year and an Increase Of l43244 year
before last.
The total visible IS g. 567.eI7. against 3e3.-
lSS las, week. 4. o3.777 last year and $685.
; : ear before last.
81 this the total Of American cotton IS o g..
sI7 against 283e.45e last week. 3.52l
last year and !. 458. APO year before last and
81 all other kinds. including Egypt. Brazil, In
dia. etc. 55I 600. against 524 600 last week.
5s2 600 last year and $50. 600 year before
last
The total worlds visible supply 81 cotton
shows an Increase compared with last week
Of 20l.46l. a decrease compared with last
year Of SIS. $50 and a decrcaSe compared with
year before last Of .4SS. 500.
or the worlds visible supply. as above there
g. now afoat and held In Great Britain and
Continental Europe l.7I7. 600. against 1850
600 last year and 2. 632 600 wear before last.
in Egypt $4,000. against l7o. 600 last year
and 202. 600 wear before last. in India 1872
COO against POGO last year and i6T. geo
year before last. and In the United States
l.5i5.0oo. against .S7S 600 last year and
2.O55 600 year before last.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

Ell Paso. Tex, December 1.-THE latest
authentic report from Jimuluco, Mexico.
the scene of the recent wreck on the Mex
ican Central railway, says that twenty
one bodies have been recovered from the
debris. OF the twenty injured persons in
the hospital seven will die. No Americans
except trainmen were injured.
FL Paso, Tex, December 4.-The state
of Louisiana established n quarantine
station here today to guard against the
possible introduction of bubonic plague
into that state. The Louisiana health Of
flee will work in conjunction with the
Texas inspectors.
San Juan de Porto Rico. December A.
The Porto Rican house OF delegates.
which was harmoniously organized yes
elected speaker. met today in joint SEES
sion with the executive council the two
bodies adopting resolution 10 caoie
greetings to President MCKINNEY
Washington December 1.-THE commit
tee on appropriations of the house TO-DAY
completed the executive, iegrSlatlve we, Gu
judicial appropriation bill. The commit
lee expects to be able to obtain cohSlo,
Grafton for the bill tomorrow me pi,l
carries $2i. 4965OS. being $903,"l less man
the estimates and SS1. 1876 more imam -
carried by the present law.
MiddIesboro, KY, December AT Ar,
thur Tenn. today , WI Jon arSa eleven.
johnson claims that IL was lcoluehtdl.
lie later acknowledged his deed Johnson
shot Hatfield near the heart with small
rifle.
Omaha. Neb, December f.-Generai
Fitzhugh Lee Mrs Lee and their daugh-
ter Ann arrived here today rom INT
cago. At the station was Lieutenant
q NJ. Lee. late of the Thirty ninth IN
fantry at Manila. who has been sick az
the preside since his return from inc
Philippines. Lee had not seen ms pa
rents for more than a year.
Sioux city. Ia. December 7.-Andrew
Kincannon. aged twenty. whose home Is
a. Grandburv. Tex blew out the gas in
his room at the Vendome hotel here last
night and was found dead by the watch
man at o'clock this morning
Chicago. December IA carload of Tex
as-bred cattle sold at $685. per 100 pounds
the highest price ever paid for carload
Nauss Bros & CO.. New York city Ihe
animals were bought as calves At tnth-
ming Tex and fed by John f. keister
i'm Macon county, this state TOT thI''"H
months on shell corn and meal
Washington. December The annual
report Of the commissioner general OF I'M
migration shows that during thu last MS
caf vpar the total number of immigrants
v.ho arrived was AS 512. of which 3,glo
cae through Canada. 3oi1 i2 were male and
14t.424 females. This is a net increase over
iSe9 Of 1886 Sj7. IN addition 6o6'o Aliens
came as cabin passengers.
London. December THE Saturday Re
view. which devoted page 10 a savage
criticism OF President McNn!ey's hopeful.
view of the future of the philippines as
expressed in his message to congress. Us
mieses The presidents statement with the
assertion that lit docs not contain
shred or title of truth" The writer quotes
from Frederick H. X. Sawyer. author Of
several works on the Philippines. and
cites particularly his reference 10 tha
''hideous orgy Of murder. pluuder and
slave trading i'm MindaUao.'
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THE COTTON MARKET

New York. December S--The cotton market
opened steady with prices unchanged TO
points higher and maintained steady po-
sisiuu all the fore Part Of the session sPecu-
Iatiou started in with something OF old time
vim, hut before the close a the first hour
had dwindlel down % the average past week
Professional interchange While competent 10
size up the usual phases u the situation longs
and shorts were unable to reach definite con-
cIusicus conserving Mondays government te-
MI The cables reflected an Indifferent re
srorlse hy Liverpool q yesterday : NeaAnsss
here ami lei a. brisk covering oy room s.otas-
Tn. foreign iuteTsst bought January ana Matcn
an the advance and longs Sold Tor ltohts-
Investment bushes n Importance failed TO
wake its appearance spot matNs- 49,
a,.-ut ste4av hut buyers held alpof for pros
T,.,-stVs concessions. soon after I ! o'clock the
market advanced - a level OF 70 " 'olt-s
.1--v-. tr~t nights closing On a wave 81 COW
s~inE hut later eas.d on under realizing anu
nom selling the reactionaTy theory. me
market closed Easy with prices net unchanged
10 : POINTS higher.
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New ur1rz.ns December T--secretary Hes
fr~se Vveea.E cotton Exchange statement. ta-
ft-sF before gre edazr ~ hu~-u.-e r1siay. shows
l~ iurree Doc tte ultr-atn or in'n eiGit COM
s.-..s --sn tte frxru 0srs rr-lrE rhls safe
Is-t ysar On uoanI l.--ur.s o. 90. n s.-r,sse
ssrer tne same GAYS scar before inst - fS,uu0
CO $500
E-sr - "a ears - ere s-a-uu that have
ELAPSED tne ast-.s..- i -t.'ii ~ - - '.'eS
scar before last &C e5S Geo sua behind 1897
81 $1,000
Tt.e amount brought into cht during the
~r-f week has been E1i.i3i. against ST.
ClE fa- rhe reeeu days eni rs December lth
r.-r rsar 5Ib 2ug year before last and 500
AS tha same time 90 1897
Trsss make tle tn-ai movement Tor thc %
DAYS from September tst 60 date zoo.
90 n-elr-- = E1f T0f last year 6.iiT.-
sos year b.f1re las- and 5.TTT.532 'he same
time tu 1897
The increment since September - n.Es
r.ref-ss m an Unitad States Torts ~ $685.
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Atlanta. December S.-Roasted coffee.
per 100 HIS Dutch Java. sl760: Gold star
Sle 20. Arbuckle. Sl230, Lion, Sli.;0. Green
coffee choice, 1l0l1i4c; fair, lOA0l09c;
prime 9iaNe% Sugar. standard cranu-
lated New York 5A New Orleans.
graduated. ~, Strip. New Orleans,
open kettle 251ioc: mixed, choice. 20
N2Sc. South Georgia cane. -. S3{.
dairy. sacks. ST. goal 80. barrel. bulk, $50
foc 81. S3Co. ice cream $l.25, common
C0a70c Cheese. fun cream. 13 to l3&.
Matches. COS i57i055; zoos. S.501l. %; 3o)s,
e r. soda boxes &c Crackers. soda &C.
cream. ~ saCiic: pineersnaps Gi4c. Candy.
common stick 7c. fancy, l20lic oysters
T. w. s2tO 20 500. L. w. $40.
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Country Produce.

Atlanta. December S.-Eggs active at
9au2i, doz "a. Butter active sale, fancy
Jersey l71sIcG: choice. 156lGc Live poul
try dun: leus &c: fries 70 to lic
Dres scd poultry. hens per pound. "a
Zoe: fries Ieal3c: hroilcrs iS6iic. Ducks
E.-,o- Rabbits. each. 9ul0c; squirr "a.
zoe: birds 10 to l2isc: opossum 35ftihc
Rcceipts light; fair sale. Ducks.
puddle 20 to &. Pekn 2513O: Irish
potatoos northern stock ~ OF soc
lTlrheI Honey. strained, G07c; i'm
comb. 5G7c. very dull. Onions sec TO 81 Per
huehel Cabbage, green fair 80
~ Ia fstci Dried fruit. apples, 3G3lhc
peachoe Ease: frs. 13isWiic; rrunes
5a7c. California peeled peaches. li4l3c.
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Flour. Grain and Meal.

Atlanta. December S-Flour. all wheat,
straight. $500: extra fancy. $40; fancy,
$3.50: extra family. $3.50. Corn. white.
So. mixed Sc. oats, white, 40c; mixed,
36c. Texas rustproof 40c. Rye, Georgia.
othy. large bales. ST. No. |. small bales.
SIC; No. .. 90c Meal. pain. 81: bolted
sc Bran. small sacks. 81 shorts, H.lo.
Stock meal, $l.10 per 100 lbs. Cotton seed
meal. sl.15 per 100 MS; hulls. 81. Grits,
barrels, IS: bags. s15091.40.
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Old Officers Are Reelected.

Washington. December Sat To-Day >
session of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union convention the old officers
were reelected as follows:
President-Nrs l.. NJ. n. stevens
Vice President, at large-Anna a. COZ
don.
Corresponding secretary-Mrs- susanna
NJ. ID. Frye.
Recording secretary-Mrs. Clara {.
Hoffman. ~,
Assistant recording secretary --his >
Frances Beauchamp.
Treas,Irer-Mrs Helen NJ. Barker.
The delegates were given reception
tonight by President and Mrs. Mckinley
several cabinet ladies being in the recelV-
ing party.
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" C. 7. U. Has Adjourned.

Washington. December THE national
Wonan's Christian Temperance Union
convention came to a close tonight. Most
Of the closing day was devoted 70 super
fntendents' reports. a resolution was
adopted declaring the union should work
for the aGoption of a constitutional
amendment prohibiting polygamy. Co
lumbus o.; Fort Worth. Tex, and Port
land Me. each asked the honor or en-
PERTAINING the convention in 1901.
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spot Cotton Quotations.

OrTcFaf closing quotations for spot cotton:
Arlarta-Ss.afv: middlingg 7-i6c.
fv.rt.,.s'- Easier. mlldlinE 5 1924.
New Yo-k-CuIet. mIldli1E lose.
New Orleans stsadys middlng ti-loc-
Savanuah-Outet. mitdiing CSC
:alvastcn-guiet. Nidiling CSC.
NorfaIk-Steady. miidiing Csc
Nrhffa-Nrrniral. milling 9 T-l6c.
Ncmphis-Quiet. mlitltng &c
Augusta-Quiet. mitdliug CSC
Charlsstnr- Nominal. midiliug Sh1c.
Hplstau-o Quiet. middling &c
"a. Issufs-guiet. milling sc
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CONVENTION OF THE w. C. T. U.
National Gathering of Organization
in Session at Washington.

Washington. December 3.-The national
convention Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union was called to order at
the Lafayette thoater this morning. The
president. Mrs. Lillian NJ. L. Stevens, de-
hyered her annual address.
Nearly five hundred delegates were as
semhled. representing every state and
territory I'm the union. Delegates Of I'VE
coIored unions were also present. The roll
call showed thirty-six superintendent
twelve cvaugelists and eight lecturers
also i'm their places. Tho delegation IS
larger than in the ten years preceding.
AIRS Cornelia i}. Forbes was appointed
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E. w. Jones. Columbus, Ga.

Columbus, Ga, December 7.-(Special)
E. w. Jones. aged sixty-seven years. 4
highly respected citizen of Columbus and
a weIl-known confederate veteran. died
today He enlisted in company +, Thir-
ty-first Georgia regiment, at the begin
ming of the war and served in the army
OF Northern Virginia. being at one time
one of ''StOnewall' Jackson'S men. He
was twice wounded and was captured at
Gettysburg. being prisoner Of war eight
months. Three children survive him. Mr..
Jones came here from Lumpkin. Ga,
in 1853 and was for many years merchant
in this city.
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The Dry Goods Market.

Sewr York December 6.-The week closes
with a quiet general market. In staple cot
tons demand moderate and prices are IN
changed Fancy prints quiet. Staples IN steady
r.,,rI.st AMI some lines q reds tending up
uarf Giurharus firm but quiet. Print cloths
dull hut prices FIRM Cotton yarns are very
lr-a-ular wIth more pressure 10 sell than a
week ago. Wooden and worsted yarns Gun
arrH easy
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sergeant at arms Committees on creden-
tials, courtesies and publications were
appointed cablegram was sent Lady
Henry Somerset, president of the world
Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
expressing the love and the loyalty of her
American constituency.
The young women members called the
Y's are present in large numbers at this
convention
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Merritt Granted a Pardon.

Nashville. Tenn. Decembe f--tSpe-
cial)-GOvcrnor McAIillin To-Day granted a
pardOn to J. J. Merritt. of Bradley coun-
". The defendant was convicted of
mansiauEhter for the killing Of Z. II.
Lowe. at Cleveland The .oard OF par
dons recommended the pardon.
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w. 3. Brown. Wavcross. Ga.

Waycross, Ga. December 1.-fSpeciall
W. r. Brown. formerly a salesman of the
Grace-Rran Company. lately travelling
in Florida came here Monday with ma
IariaI fever lie grew worse until
o'clock this morning when he died. He
was twenty-five years old and very pop
u!ar in Waycross social circles
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Naval Stores.

Savannah, December S.-Spirits tur-
pentine steady at 3S3i receipts 2lS; sales
$50: exports 1.3l5. Kosn. X and above
steady and unchanged. and l and below
firm with grade | off SC; receipts 5023;
sales 1876; exports S.2ti.
Charleston, December S-Turpentine
firm at IS. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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Foremost IN the South.

Or. hathaway has long been acEnowl-
edged the leading specialist in the south.
aud has cured more chronic diseases IMAM
amy ten other physicians. Write him
about his successful system of home
treatment T. Newton Hathaway, NJ d.,
No 40 Inman building. Atlanta, Ga.
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Cotton Seed Oil and Meal.

New York December Cotton seed oil was
not much feature in oil. but steadiness was the
rule. influenced hy recent export trade. Prime
crude barrels 3Sia, prime summer yellow 3li2;
off summer yellow 30hGt3lc; prime winter
yellow 37637ia: prime white 34035 Prime
tpaal COS E0ft DC
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THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. G. L. HUMPHREYS, Acworth, Ga

NILS. ". II. iiPnAicS, <AS"SA'A, wv
Acworth. Ga, December S.-tSpecial)-
Mrs. G. L. HUMPHREYS, of this place, died
last night at 3 o'clock, after an Illness
of ten davs. She had been in i'll health
for several years. She was seventy
years old. She was the wife of Hon.
Giles l.. HUMPHREYS, one of the leading
citizens, and who represented Dekalb
county in the legislature several years
ago She was o member of the Methodist
church. The remains were buried at LID
erty Hill this evening at o'clock the
funeral was conducted by Rev. w a.
Simmons. She leaves husband and son,
DR.. W. c. HUMPHREYS.
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The Treasury Statement.

washington. December 8 -Tod3y's statement
of the treasury balances On the general fuul.
exclusive Of the $50 0CO. 600 gold reserve iu
the division OF redemption. shows, Available
cash balance si37.765. $40. gold S973 34 l03.
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Professor S. C. wells, Roanoke, Va

Salem, Va, December 7.-Professor ST.
mon Carson Wells. senior member of the
faculty of Roanoke college, died here to-
day. Funeral services Will be held Sun
day For fOTty-seVen years he had been
a professor of mathematics and geology
at Roanoke college and secretary of the
board of trustees.
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a pistol and fired at her husband. wounh-
ing him slightly. At the death or Poiiard
his wife went to New York and resumed
her maiden name and went on the lecture
platform She had been in Paris some
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Provisions.

Atlanta, December S.--Clear rib sides,
boxed *: half ribs, ~, rib bellies,
SL09. Ice cured bellies, 103sc. Sugar
cured hams. l3@1Oiz. Lard. S!sQSl4. best
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ed. Sc: Georgia. 2I3c New York state
grapes nothing but Catawbas, 5-pound
Baskets, lie Northern apples, $3OOQ3.50
Florida oranges 200 to 3.25.
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Atlanta. December S.-Bagging. 2-lb
81 Ties 45-lb.. steel arrow. H.35.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT

New York December 8.-The weekly state
ment OF averages OF the associated banks
shows:
Lcars. seoe. doc. ooo. Inc. ST ga 400.
Deposits $50 GA. 200. Dec, So 800 200
Circulation. $50 COZ. 900, Doe. 500 %.
Iegals, S58.I57. 900 Dee, St9l 8. 500.
Specie Sl62 SO4 400; Dee, $4,000 coo.
Total res, $500, 962. 800; Dec. S6.0O6. 100.
Res. req'd. S2l 8. 26Il75; Dec, SS5 ,452
Surp res. So. 7Olt25. Dec, IS, l64ooo.
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Total Receipts at U. S. Ports.

New York. December THE following are
- total net receipts al all ports since sep
- Fon0-