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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
# 100000 and ahead of

year before last of 1885,. 900 and ahead of
1897 by $4,000.
past week has been I55. $50 against al.
756 for the seven days ending this date late, la oa
the same time in 1897, and for the nine days
Of March it has been 1892 again ,as, 1901 ond
~ last year 2s9 45o iI ye iso7 9ei0re i"s' anu
These make the total movement Tor a the ~, tSo
days from Septsmber st to date IEe s 4sSr
before last and 7.75o.5o7 the same time in
1897
The movement since September list shows re-
ccipts at ali United States ports sag, ops.
against T. $40. l89 last year. 1878 year
before last and 6. l34.7l5 the same time IN
1897; overland across the Mississippi Ohio and
Potomac rivers To northern mills and Canada,
l,o6I,7Ie. against |, o4, "a last year; 'o29,-
I67 year before last and TAI, sos the same
time in 1897: interior stocks i'm excess of those
held at the close of the commercial year i75,-
5oS sh as asf $50 $50 f Se time in
1897; southern mill tallings 800. SAP, against
800, 542 last year. 765. 658 year before last
and 672,S47 the same time IN 1897 -.
Foreign exports for the week have been 49,
e53, against 1876 last year, making the
total thus far for the season 4.239.395
Northern mill takings and Canada during
the past seven days shows an increase of ID
422, as compared with the corresponding per
iod last year. and their total taklngs since sep,
temper | st have increased l44 l4I The total
takngs of American mills north and south
and Canada thus far for the season nave
been =, 9O9, 6IS. against E,Ooi.ofi id9t S'ti.
These include 1885 44S by northern spinners'
against BAL. 30l.
Stock at the seaboard and the 20 leading
southern interior centers nave decreased dur-
ing the week 730l6 against decrease during
the corresponding period last season OF TO-
GA, and are now l,6le larger than at this
date in 1899.
Including stocks left over at port and in
terror towns from the last crop and the num-
Der of bales brought into sight thus far for
the new crop the supply to date is 3, SOL 1913,
against 1881 500 for the same period last
year.
II must be remembered that the weekly.
monthly and seasons comparisons in Secre-
tary Testers report are made up 10 CORE
spending dates last year. year - ciore ant
in 1917 Comparisons to the close OF CORE
spending weeks misleading, as totals to
the close OF this week last year would take
i'm ,ql davs of the season. year before last
1872 days and in S97 90 days, against only
90 days this year.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
THE WHEAT MARKET

Chicago Mar.h I0.-The aggregate strength
was activity of corn engendered by higher ca
bles. fresh cash demand and the small coua-
try offerings made that market the center
of interest the board of trade today. May
closing %salac over yesterday Wheat received
some help from corn but gave way to the mild
weather lack of cash demand AMI the pros
Dect of large worlds shipments and an increase
on passage. closing heavy. May lsHLc down.
Oats closed shade and provisions 2is to Ti.c
higher.
May corn opened hGHc over yesterday at
354m357sc, supported by higher cables and
the light country offerings. Under the slim
illus of a good cash demand the market start
rally May touched 36l4a363sc, but under
profit taking sales reacted TO 500 sos. AZ
which the market closed, "a 'se liIIosei ION
yesterday. Liverpool was up 1411sd ana ioreisl
bids were reported better. one hrm sellhs
$4,000 bushels TO Liverpool. New YORK re
ported 40 loads taken for EXPORT ClesiiahctS
from the seaboard were 5000 bushels Lo-
cal receipts 434 cars ana AT brthlaiy
points , as 600 bushels, against $4,000 bush
us year ago The market was aggressively
active and strong nearly the whole OF the ses-
sion and was the center of interest
Wheat was heavy and dun feeiihs VIZ
bearish under the expectation that Monday
statistics would show large world 5 Shll'iiieii
and liberal increase on pasSaGs- ne ~
weather. where a cold wave had D,eh pi III
ised. was also discouraging TO holders. "
market showed some firmness Tor tiile !! IN
sympathy with corn but tailed 70 ho!d II
JiverDool's decline tor SDOt had a depressing
effect and there was little cash talN mr. 1T
Atlantic port Cearances in wheat anu Iioii
were equal to ISe. 600 bushels New York re
ported IL loads taken for export PRIMARY
receipts were 657 900 bushels, compared WIN
593 600 bushels last year. MINNEAPOLIS and
Duluth reported GA ears, against 5SO cars
last week and 5I8 ears year ago. I-oeai
receipts were 81 ears. OF contract srt4e-
Nav opened a shade lower at ood Dos al
vanced to oslo and reacted to 65tsq6oc, at
which the market closed, ls0hc under yes
terday. nm, -,
The oats market 4uiet. and while feel
ing was boarish. the strength OF corn *
crted sufficient influence To hold the nialNe,
frn There was a fair demand for cash. and
shorts did some covering. Local receipts Were
27O cars. May ranged from 23izIS55s 70
23a,c and closed a shade up at 231sH 2Ss4c
Provisions were dun but firm. helped % a
higher hog market and the strength Of corn;
Nav pork sold from $1,000 10. By. and
closed PC improved at SlO.87is: May lard
from s5. e5T ). 97iaa6, closing pa % up al
S. on. and May ribs from 50 9O4 10
Fr o..
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
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ONE MILLION CURED CASES.
You Can Be Cured Whether You Be
lieve in Christian Science or Not.

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il was not to the exclusion of the femi-
nine If He was manly, He was also
womanly If He had all the strength of
a man. He had also all the weakness of
woman. If He had all the hardness of
heart of a man, He had also all the
tenderness of heart of a woman. If lie
pronounced woes upon Chorazin and
Bethsaida with all the SternneSS of
Judge, He also wept over Jerusalem with
all the compassion of a mother.
The possession of Christ of complete
humanity qualities Him for being the
mediator of both men and women IN
ali parts of the earth, and In all ages Of
the world We do not need, therefore. to
go to His revered mother for sympathy
and comfort. RE is as sympathetic and
compassionate as she, because He pos
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
THE COTTON MARKET

New York. March Io.-The market for cotton
was excited and irregular at the opening of
business this morning. with prices unchanged
for November but anywhere from lola points
higher for the rest of the list, with the adj
vance chiefly on the old crop positions. The
subsequent course Of the market was irregular
Nv downward under realizing and more or
less general belief that the advance at Liver
pool as well as in our own market, Was large
w the result Of manipulation. The local mar
ket declined say points right after the first
call. but was again made firmer by renewed
support the source of which was to be traced.
as many thought. to a very active banking
bouse more heavily interested i'm the market
than any other concern in the trade. and here
tofore a ruling factor, Independently of the
regulation Influences; producing fluctuations IN
one direction or the other at WILL per force of
an enormous operation. The English advance
Of SGIIO points in futures and I'D in spots re-
ported at the opening this morning. was also
said to be largely due to the operations or
this concern and its cooperating forces in Eu-
zone and The south. At | | o'clock the trading
level here was ga o points above the closing of
Yesterday on the old crop positions. and 2WS
noints above on the new crop positions The
market for futures closed very steady with
prcps net Sale points higher.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New York March lo-The bank statement
for the week shows the following changes:
surplus reserve Increase 81, 965. us
Loans increase ---- 6.lSIOOO
Specie decrease 900 q. ...-.. o.. 5.A4S. 300
Legal tenders decrease. e. 1858. 700
Deposits decrease---- &c o. 90 40 800
The banks now hold IS. SIC, 375 in excess OF
the legal requirements
The New York Financier says:
"a curious feature of the statement Of the
clearing house banks OF New York city for tn,
week ending March ioth is that the decrease
in cash holdings and surplus reserve is almost
the gain in loans. while deposits actually fell
of S49l 800. In other words. the statement
seems 10 imply that if the loans We're made
they Were in the form Of advances which were
taken out II the bank This IS not the true
solution. for IL is generally understood that
the demands due to treasury operations and
interior shipments account for the loss in cash.
II may be assumed. therefore. that the casn
thus diverted decreased deposits. loss made
up in "a large part by bonds which credited
To- borrowers as deposits The result of this
is witnessed in q stationary deposit account,
while cash holdings have fallen off Sc. God. 500.
and the reserve has suffered a decrease Of near
is So. OOO, COO bringing the present surplus
reserve fund i'm banks down 10 SIS. 676. 375,
the lowest sum reported since November 25th
last. 4 there are indications that the con-
ditions which are thus eating into the surplus
are 10 undergo a change soon. the statement
might he construed 10 mean a very light
money market. were Il not for the probability
Of the early passage Of the retunding bill,
which VIII release more or less treasury funds
This factor is All that reStfitlnS the can loan
market from a violent upward advance Con-
sidered I'm "a broad light. the current exhibit
Of the banks is not different from what had
been anticipated earlier in the week The
changes in the several items have been dis
trIbuted over larger number Of Individual
institutions than usual. but II IS noteworthy
that over a third Of the loans are % be
traced 10 the Chase National which expand
eI its deposits over s.. 600 600. thus indicat-
ing "a fall off 81 more than that amount in the
list of other banks The statement has also
been complicated by tf- purchases Of gov
eminent bonds by country banks, an opera
tian usually conducted by tine city correspond
ent Of the buying Institution The item ot
circulation shows a continued gain, and the
New York national banks have now outStand-
ing nearly sig. 600 600 If notes. sum greater
than reported for a year II is conceded That
the new refuuding hill VIII have the effect q
largely adding to the present circulation of
the banks here.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
Coffee and Sugar.

New York. March l0--Coffee futures opened
steady with prices 5 points lower. following
easier foreign markets and an entire absence
Of outside specula' ion. Subsequently the mar
ket ruled a shade steadier light local cover
ing, closing with easier undertone on
unsatisfactory reports from the spot depart
ment: closed easy with prices o points net
lower; sales 1880 bags. including March
8 654 20; May 8. Goa $40: June 6 65; July
s 65: August 6-I0a6-75; September $3.50
8 30. October 6.80q IS; December 8 e5m
7O5- Spot Rio quiet No. invoice $685.
nominal: No 7 jobDing 624g87s; mild quiet:
CordoNa 91aNl4
Sugar. raw steady; fair refineing 1916:
centrifugal o6-test 4 5-l6: molasses sugar
37s. Refined duh but steady No. 4 so; No.
ASS: No. I so, No. g 445. No. 10 4 40:
No. u -+-35; No. II 4 30. No 3 4. 30: No. Ia
! so: standard \ 4 90; confectioners' A
I 90: mold \ 535; cut loaf 5 so; crushed
5 SO: powdered $50: graduated $40: cubes
525-
New Orleans. March io-Sugar quiet; open
kettle 3a4H4ls. open kettle centrifugal 4IafD
A.. centrifugal yeilovs 42.T42t- seconds q. n
a.. M0lasses quiet; centrifugal 1886.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
Farmers Stocks of Wheat and Corn.

Washington. March l0.-The March report
Of the statistician of the department Of asri-
culture will show the amount of wheat re-
mining in the farmers hands ON March lst
to- have been about I52. zoo. 600 bushels or %
per cent of last years CROP rs compared with
I 90 600 600 bushels. or % 3 per cent of the
crop of 1898. hand March ist. 1899
The corn in farmers hand Is estimated At
773 700 600 bushels, or 37.2 per cent of last
years crop. against 300. 500. OCo bushels. OF
! 6 ger cent of the crop of 1898. on hand
on March I. 1899. The production OF the
total crop of last wear shipped out of the
country where grown is estimated at 1913 per
eat. or about 248 600. 600 bushels The pro-
portion of the total crop OF last year that was
of merchantable standard is estimated at
90 3 per cent
of oats there reported TO be about
900 600 600 bushels sos uer cent of
last years crop still i'm farmers hands.
compared with 283 600 600 bushels. or 38-7
per cent Of the crop of 1913 ON hand March !.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
Country Produce.

Atlanta. March 10.-Eggs, - cents.
Butter. fancy Jersey. 1Sa2212: choice. 15D
1Gc: fancy Tennessee, 1Sd221a; choice
15a15c. Live poultry in demand; hens
251t &c; spring chickens large 1sM2 30:
medium 16d1Sc. good sale; turkeys, live
10012c pound. active demand: heavy de-
mand for dressed poultry; dressed tur-
keys 13d15; hens HAP; fries 14Mibc:
boilers. 15c, quail ii to 12c: ducks, puo-
die. 22q25; peking, 30d 35c. Irish potatoes.
Soc per bushel; sweet potatoes, white
Honey. strained. Gaze: in comb 5000.
Onions, S0dS5c per bushel, s2O012.25 per
barrel. Cabbage. New York Danish 3d312c
pound; Florida stock. green. 3G3l2c pound.
Dried fruit apples Gd7c: peaches SGt9c-
Figs. 7n712c; prunes, sac: peeled peaches.
2OQ 221bC
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12

scsses the nature of a woman as wen as
the nature of a man. But lie Is inllhlte-
lV more able than she 20 bcstow sEmpa-
Inv and 10 minister consolation, for lie IS
divine as well AS human.
As God made Himself accessible 10
Moses bv coming 10 earth and taking u1
Ills abade i'm The mount. so lie has made
Himself accessible To as by the incarna-
fion of His Son. Climbing the sides lt
Christ's humanity we can come lhlo LIS
N-er, nrescncc and live i'm the most inti-
mate communion with Him.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
Snot Cotton Quotations.

Official closing quotations for spot cotton;
Atlanta-Steady: mlddliug Bloc.
Iiverpool- Business moderate; mddllnS
5 1924
Trw Yorlt-Quict: middlng 9 ll-l6c.
New OrIcans-Firm; mddling 5-l6c.
Savannah-Stcady: middlinE Csc.
diaIvcston-Firm; middlirg CSC.
Norfolk steady: middling 9asc.
Mohilc-Steady; middling 5 &C
Memphis-Firm; middltng 3 &c.
Augustus Steady; middlng gee.
CharIcston-Qu Quiet; middling 9Ac bid.
Houston steady; middlng 99sc.
St Iouis-Firm; mid5ling B &C
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
Flour, Corn and Meal.

Atlanta. March 1o-Flour. all wheat.
first patent. $3.50; second patent si.3J;
straight. $3.50; extra fancy. $50; fancy,
s.. 60: extra family. S2.S5. Corn. white,
sc: mixed ole oats, white. Joe; mixed.
&c: Texas rustproOf, Zoe. Rye, Georgia.
ST. Hay. No. / timothey. large bale, SOC !.
No. l small bales. 900; No. > soc. Meal
plain. soc. small sack 90c Shorts. 81.
Stock meal !5c per 100 lbs. Cotton seed
meal $l.1O per 100 lbs. Grits. $3.50 per BILL.
"a
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
Naval Stores.

Wilmington. March 10.-Spirits turpen-
tine. nothing doing. receipts l3. Rosin.
nothing doing: receipts 3H Crude turp2n-
lin. tuict at Sld&2J. receipts is. Tar
steady "a, $40, receipts 20.
savannah. March lo.-Spirits turpontine
firm at a2ia ia: receipts "a; sales 60, eN-
ports 1868. Rosin unchanged. nothing do
ing. receipts 1,933; sales none, exports
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
OUR SOU 7|H||E|RN PULPIT

Death is. therefore. not the end of life.
II Is only an event in life which. for the
christian. constitutes the transition from
a lower to "A higher form of existence.
There are streams which flow on clear
ana beautiful till they reach n subterran-
can channel, when they disappear beneath
the surface of the earth. and seem to be
lost forever: but farther on i'm their course
they emerge from their underground
channel. and flow on as clear and beauti-
ful as before into the ocean. So Ii is
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
Weekly Cottof Crop Statement.

New orleans, Ma} o.-secrctary Hcster's
weekly New Drl,as cotton cNchang" state
mont issued befor lt close of business to-
dav shows an iu,- G.. in the movement into
sight compared with ,t seven days cudlng thls
date last year in r,u.t figures of $4,000 de
crease under the same time year before last Of
900 and am increase over tho same time in
1897 os $4,000.
For the min, days 81 March IN" totals show
an increase over last.yyar of $4,000. decrease
urdcr the same time year before last Of
~ 600 and am increase over the same time
in 1897 of 81 600
For the 90 days az the season that have
elapsed. the aggregate is behind the 100 days
Of last year 1892. OOO behind the same days
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12

Atlanta. March To- Roasted coffee
Arbucle, $3.50. Lion, Sl2@1; all less sc
per 100 pound cases. Green coffee.
choice lie. lair &c: prime S1f9c. Sugar,
standard graduated. New York 81. SirUp.
New Orleans open kettle 25U fec: mixed
choice % to 1Sc. salt dairy sacks, 81 p:
salt barrel bulk s.; 100 IS $50 ice cream
81 p: common G5N1oc. Cheese. fun cream
49, Matches G5s 45Ns5: 2d4s $l.50&s ! 40;
3o0s .. -. Soda. boxes o.. Crackers, soda.
5sa. cream Ga. ginsersraps &c. Candy
common stick ela, fancy 1204c. Oysters
+. W. s. 20. l.. w. SIS.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
The Dry Goods Market.

New York. March Io.-The dry goods mar
ket closes the week with quiet demand for
all kinds Of staple cotton goods. but enough
business doing for immediate delivery to take
care of supplies No changes Of any moment.
print cloths quiet but firm in all makes.
Prints and ginghams are firm, but quiet Cot
ION warns still strong and advancing. Wooden
and worste. yarns quieter ana barely steauy.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12

California, $500 Nuts. almonds, 13014c:
pecans, s to &c; Brazil, 6 to &c; filberts,
HE, walnuts. 10 to IL cents: mixed
nuts 1Oc. Peanuts, Virginia electric light.
51z to Sc: fancy hand-picKed. AZ to &C:
Georgia. 3Q3lsc.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
Sea Island Cotton.

Char. eston, March Sea Island cotton: Re
ceipts 4 bags. exports 10; sales nonei stock
S4T. Quotations unchanged
savannah March Sea Island cotton; Re
ceipts 1874, sales "a; exports 1880 stock H.
o68.
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Provisions.

Atlanta March 9.-CIcar side ribs.
boxed, "a; half ribs 69s; rib bellies $500
hams 107sd12. Lard, best quality. rs; Sec
ond quality, 7$s%7ls; cOmpHInd &c.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-03-12
The Treasury Statement.

the condition Of the treasury shows Available
cash balance. S3ol. 927, l5e; gold reserve,
S24I.768, 798.
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Total Receipts at U, S. Ports.

lew York. March 9-rhc following are the
al net receipts of all cotton at all ports since
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-08-01

The Pine Bluff Graphic calls our
write up of the Shriners' pilgrimage
to Texarkana "a peach. . Whv not
call the editor him elf peach? You
know a nice red cheek ed, downy
peach is the popular article these
days, especially with the ladies Or
did you hear about our getting left
when it came to the banquet?-State
Republican.
Why don't we call you peach
Because you are rotten, you are
wormy. We generally give that
title to sound people, Terry Nc
Govern for instance. He's been
tested and declared sound Thence
hes a peach. No, nor do we think
that we will ever hear of an editor
getting left when there is ANYTHING
to eat On hand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-08-01
FRIEND OF KING HUMBERT,
Charles Sylvester Served in the Army
With Him.

Mr. Chas. Sylvester, the well
known and popular Main street
shoe manufacturer, was an intimate
friend to the late King Humbert OF
Italy. When young man Mr..
Sylvester served five years in the
Italian army, aud Humbert was
over him. As boys, they we're play.
mates, aud the news of King Hum.
bert'sssudden assassination was re
ceiYod by SylYeste with much sor.
row.
Mr.. Sylvester says he was a good
man and the best king Italy ever
had. His death is not only regret
ted ia his own country, but all ovel
the world.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-08-01
BOYS FOOLED TUNG WAH.
A Third Avenue Ghinaman Gets
Frightened and Leaves.

Tung Wab. local Chinaman, left
Tuesday afternoon for Telluride,
Col. A Graphic reporter asked him
at the depot If he was going back
home to assist the Boxers. "Wott a
you askee thatee for?" responded
the oblique-eyed foreigner. After
being told that the reporter was on
a newspaper, he said, Il cannee not
tellee you" The ticket agent in
formed the reporter, however, that
Tung had purchased a ticket for
Telluride, Col.
It's a general superstition that
Tuno is trying to return to his
native land Some boys here told
him that all the Cinnamon in Amer
lea would sooL be killed, and that is
probably the cause of his departure.
Tung Wah has been connected With
the Third avenue Chinese restau.
rant.