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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
M'lAURIN HAS RESIGNED.
WILL ACCEPT PLACE ON PHILIP
PINE COMMISSION.
South Carolina Politicians Are Hard
at Work Making Plans to Get
the Vacancy.

Columbia, $. g, February 1i.-(Special)
South Carolina statesmen and politicians;
all those whose heads stand high enough
above the average TO make them the
possible target for friendly marksmen,
and all those who have a vote n the gem
eral assembly. have been thrown into a
state of suppressed excitement 10y the in
formation that Senator John J.. Nc
Laurin has already resigned TO accept
place on the new Philippine commission.
The legislature will adjourn on the nth,
and II McI.aurin's resignation comes in
the meantime. his successor will BE- forth
with elected.
Candidates have doomed out like Violets
after a warm March shower. II is whis-
pered around that some favored friend OF
the senator has already been given me
tip. but no one has long had the monopoly
Of wire-pulliug Oh the majority of would
be senators.
The man with probably the most pull
i'm the house of representatives, the most
popular. and who would poll the biggest
vote II the election should come of inn
mediately, is Speaker Frank IL. Gary, OF
AbbcVille. Among the other prominent
candidates who are known 10 be at work
are: Attorney General Biilinger, Senator
T. \ Henderson. Lieutenant Governor
Scarborough. Representative Stevenson and
Representative Prince. These represent
every section of the state.
Ex-Governor joan e.. Sheppard, now
state senator from Edseheld. would un-
questionably be a most creditable repre-
sentative in IN senatc, but IT Is not
known THAI he Will allow his name TO be
presented. Unless the members were pre-
pared 10 let emiu -ht quaiif, atiOns ana
past distinguished party service be their
quid in the selection of a senator, Cover
nor Sheppard would not be elected. Then,
besides. il is in the wind that he will be
in the next EuberG aturial race, and he
VIII make "A good run.
Governor McSweeney has a peculiar in
terest in the outcome. Speaker Gary, Il
not sent 20 The United States senate, Will
run Tor governor and being, like the
governor, a moderate rcfOrmer. ana
popular man. hc would cut a very large
hole in the support that the governor
might otherwise lay claim 10.
II Senator McIaurin should not resign
till after tho adjournment of the lesisla-
turc. Governor McSwecney will have the
privilege Of making the appointment d.
rect or letting the candidates 50 before
primary.
While the politicians ure an In ire
air" those who are aspiring are noc wait
ing for definite "a sWs. they are taking all
th,. pledges Of support, and the legislators
find that they have become very inn
portant There are perhaps ten names
mentioned in connection win this race,
Tut some of them are just feeling their
way before making an announcement.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
Mccullough Bros. Fruit and Produce
Letter.

Atlant2, February I0.-For the pastSweeS the
weather being so changeable has had a great
deal do with sales of certain kinds Of fruit
and produce.
Bananas are holding up well In prices taking
into consideration the season of the year and
cold weather This can be attributed largely
to the combination Of importers which was
oIganiZed for the express purpose OF lessening
impOrtations and keeping up prices.
Oranges are selling readily. all receipts 81
Florida going at good prices. Navels and seed
lingS very cheap
II seems slmost an absolute impossibility 40
supply the demand for apples on the Atlanta
market. with good stock. Receipts for the past
week not being half enough to supply tho de-
mand Prices SOC To S per barrel higher.
Lemons selling slowly Mt quotation prices
Cabbage are In good demand. Aew York
Danish stock bringing 2i2c per pound; green
Florida Sc.
Irish potatoes have made no change receipts
being equal to the demand in every instance.
Onions are advancing, and good stock is
bringing from to l0c per bushel more than
last weeks prices
Onion sets are In strong demand all re-
ceipts being sold readily at quotation prices.
Seed Irish potatoes do not seem TO be selling
readily expected by the jobbers. How
ever receipts show no surplus. and prices are
firm
C1coanuts are as cheap as was ever known
at this season of the year
California dried fruit Is getting much scarccr
on market and we look for an advance of
from ! To PC per pound within the next few
days.
Both live and dressed poultry have been in
strong demand for the past few days, toIa IS
sales cleaning up the market entirely at good
prices.
Eggs have taken a tumble in price from 8
to - and l2lac. However. We believe that
n reaction will take place and we viii see them
from | 10 &c higher the coming week.
Peas of all kinds are not selling as fast as
supplied with prices not ruling firm
Butter is selling fairly well at quotation
prices.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
Worlds Visible Supply of Cotton.

New orleans. February 9.-Sccretary Hes
ter's statement OF the worlds visible supply Of
cotton. made up from special cable ana tele-
graphic advicos. compares tho figures OF this
week with last week, last year and the year
before.
ii shows an increase for the week just closed
of 3.437. against an increase Of %, 1872 last
year and decrease OF 5.6o4 year before
last.
The total visible is 4. I43. $50. against 4. 40.
So last week. 5,574. sos last year and 4.9+O,-
$40 year before last OF this. the total Of
American cotton is 3362, $50, against 3.36l.
I52 last =. T. 649, sos last year and 4 10
$40 y,# i-t. and Of. al other kinds.
inoluGU D., ...srazll. India. etc. 18l.
600. agds< 40 600 last week. OPS. 900 last
year and 70 900 year before last.
Tho total worlds visible supply Of cotton
shows an increase compared with last week of
3.437 bales. a decrease compared with last
year of l,43l2I9 and a decrease compared
with year lcfore last OF 796. 92l.
OF the worlds visible supply as shown above.
there IS now afoat ana held in Great Britain
ana Continental Europe el9 600 bales,
against 3.444, 600 last year and 2.6l4 600 year
before last; IN EGYPT 200, 600, against 27l,-
600 last year ana 256, 600 year before last:
in India SAG. 600. against 357, 900 last year
and $4,000 year before last; in the United
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
THE WHEAT MARKET

Chicago. February Io-The center of inter
est on the board of trade shifted to the
corn pit, that market being unexceptionally
strong and active May closing ss17sc over
yesterday. Wheat Influenced by corn and bet
ter cables, closed firm, May NC up. Oats clos
ed %W12c better and provisions a trifie up.
There Will be no session of the board on
Monday.
1t was a sad session for short sellers in the
corn pit. for the coarse cereal. after an early
gain which traders confidently sold more
than they had bought, failed to follow its us
ual custom Of reacting and climbed steadily
higher. Trade active and large, and the
crowd greater than in any other pit. The in
huence of its strength overspread the whole
floor. The source of the markets power was
something of problem. An enormous ship
ping business was claimed. but New York re-
ported only SO boatloads taken for export Of
ferings from Illinois. from which Chicago has
recently drawn most of its supply, We're small.
and receipts-496 cars-here moderate The
main influence, however, seemed to be the large
purchases made by mOneyed Spectators whose
actions were followed by a horde Of lesser in
terest. Their mapeuvers to fix higher
price for the cereal which they are supposed
10 hold in good quantities was, at least for
the day, successful. May sold from 33@i6337sc
at the opening to 34lzQ335sc and closed $49
sc up to 34Iac
Wheat was firm without being very active.
Better cables due largely to smaller worlds
shipments and the exceptional strength Of
corn were the influences. New York reported
loads taken for export and seaboard clear
ances in wheat and flour were $4,000 BUSH
els. Primary receipts were $4,000. against
q 5000 bushels last year Minneapolis and
Duluth reports 43T ears. compared with 347
cars last week and 3 cars a year ago Re
ceipts here We're % cars. none Of contract
grade. May opened at 69ssG68i5a682 over
yesterdays close. sold off to 6b4MoS3sc and
reacted to 68 &C. closing at 68l2g689sc.
The oats market was strong ON good gen
eral demand. ReceiDts here were 27 cars.
May ranged from 23ikc at the opening TO 237sc.
which the market closed s952c over yes
terdas-.
one weak hog market was felt at the
opening which was lower for pork. but steady
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
YARN sPINNERs MAKE PRICES.
Southern Hosiery Manufacturers
Meet ut Charlotte.

Charlotte, y. -. February S.-Ihe
southern hosiery yarn spinners met in
Charlotte today and adopted the follow
ing schedule of prices:
Is and Cs. I5ls. as. 152l: rs and IS.
Il: -. 49,. IS and los. l6i2; lis. l6ti;
lbs. Il. I3s 10 POS rise Is cents per num-
Der; 2ls To 30s rise Y cent per number
above 3D's proportionatc increase.
AT the December session OF the aSSo-
citation the following prices were
adopted: Numbers As TO SIS. lJia cents,
IS and JOS. 10 cents. los to 2fs inclusive
add y cent per number; 2Js To 4Us inclu-
siye add p cent
J. ". Cannon was nominated for the
oiiice Of vice president of the association,
and was unanimously elected.
In speaking of the association last night
Mir. 4. +. Taylor. the secretary. who is
the treasurer and manager Of the orion
cotton mills. and the kinston cotton
mills at Kinston. said:
The purpose of the organization Is sim
ply To foster feeling of friendship among
the knittcrs. We are not OrganizNi as a
trust to increase prices. but by meeting
as We do We wish To exchange ideas and
opinions with one another thinking we
may bc benefited in the manufacturing
well in the disposal of our goods. BY
talking over our system of work We get
Information that enables us 10 turn out
better goods at a lower price"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
Coffee and Sugar.

New York. February IO--Conee futures OPEN
ed quiet at points advance to 5 points de-
cline, with subsequent variations and sell
dom owing 10 confusing early cables the Eu-
rOpean markets showing a declining tendency
and Rio and Santos cables reporting ad
vance, but larger receipts. There was less
speculative interest manifested than of late.
Some disposition to liqudate kept the under
tone weak until just before the close. when
the market rallied 50 10 points on covering and
better late French cables: closed steady at I'M
charged prices 10 10 points advance; sales 2l,-
600 bags. including February 7. 30; March
735: May 740n7. so; September 7.65N7-7O:
December 7.75d7S0 Spot coffee. Rio firm:
No. invoice 81; No. jobbing 93s mild
firm. Coriova i0Al3lz.
Sugar, strong: fair refining 4F4 ll6;
test a. bid Molasses sugar 3%4H3 1916; re-
fined firm: mold \ 5-45: standard y S; confec-
TONERS \ 5: cut loaf 5. 60; crushed 5 so; pow
derd 80. granuated 5 20: cubes 535.
New Orleans. February IO.-Sugar strong.
open kettle 37sa4 3-I6: open kettle centrfu-
called 4l4a4 GIG; centrifugal yellow 44D
e-l6. centrifugal yellows 4lzT43s: seconds
21sW4is. Moasses quiet: open kettle 32a4O;
centrifugal $3.50. Strip steady at 80.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
A Believer in Higher Prices.

New York Commercial: An out an out bull
thus states the faith that is within him:
what are these aggregate stocks likely to
be If Europe receives from us during balance
of this season. which seems most likely, an
amount sufficient to make a total for the sea
son of 100000 against the hopes of Mr..
Ellison of 5.925. 600; whereas the total exports
of last season were 8, 254, O0O The south
thoroughly knows what the requirements
of the worlds consumers of cotton. and where
alone IL be had.
There are abundant reasons for "a cent ad-
vance from the present level When there -
a demand for anything, the requirements for
which are absolute and the supply far be-
low it, the price rises to plane commensurate
with these conditions. The spinning world has
plundered the south the past year, because OF
holding the whip handle. but now there is a
great hue and cry because the south demands
a proper return for what they still have ON
hand unsold.'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
Weekly Cotton Crop Statement.

New Orleans. February 9.-Secrotary Hes
tors Weekly New Orleans Cotton Exchange
statement. issued before the close of business
today, shows an increase in the movement into
sight compared with the seven days ending this
date last year i'm round figures 1000. an in
crease over the same time year before last of
800 ana Increase over the same time in
1897 OF 100000
For the nine days OF February tho totals
show an Increase over last year OF 600,
decrease under the same time year before last
Of 2 . COO and an increase over the same time
in 1897 OF l26 600.
For the I62 days Of the season that have
ELAPSED the aggregate is behind the 90 days
Of last wear i.94T, 600. behind the same days
year before last Of 1855, 900 and behind 1887
by $4,000
The amount brought into sight during tho
past week has ben 24o9lf against I47,-
268 for tho seven days ending this date last
year. 24O. 62O year before last ana 81, 500 the
same time in 1897. ana for the nine days OF
February IT has been SOC. lS. against 1919.
759 last year. 32I.5l3 year before last ana
ia o66 the same time In 1897.
These make the total movement for the 1862
days FROM September Ist to date 7l4S, GIG
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
THE COTTON MARKET

New York. February 10y Associated
Press: The cotton market opened steady at
a decline Of 3 to 8 points. the lower prices
being in sympathy with a sharp crop in both
departments Of the LIVERPOOL market On the
break several important lines of long cotton
came out under stop ORDERS this cotton being
eagerly snapped mp by foreign and local
shorts. The market ruled irregular for a
time after the opening. but later Quoted
down with the trade giving attention almost
exclusively 10 cleaning up struggling accounts
in preparation for the Lincoln holiday ON
Monday Prices reacted point and then
fluctuated sluEEishly between that level and
the opening Few operators displayed the
least disposition To launch new ventures. News
from the southern markets reported no changes
Of consequence TO the situation at spot cotton
centers. The feeling WAS strong, holders were
olsluratc. demand from exporters was urgent
and offerings continued light Tho crop move
ment was moderate. The market for future
closed today with prices steady. net point
lower 10 2 points higher, having rallied at
the close on local ana foreign covering.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
Spot Cotton Quotations.

Official closing quotations for spot cotton:
Atlanta-Stcady. middliug g..
Intercollegiate: mlddling 4 3l-32d
New Yurk-Quict. middlinE 81
New Orleans-Quict and steady; middling 3
5 l6c
Savannah-Qulet. middling 8 5-l6c.
Galveston Firm: middlinE Sasc.
Norfolk-Quict, mlddlug $3.50.
M0bile-Quet. middling 8 3-l6c.
Memphis-Firm: middlinE Sic
Augusta-Quiet ana steady; middlinE I-Ibc.
Charleston-Firm: middling SIC bid.
IIoustou-Quiet; riddling 8sc.
ST. L0uis-Stcady. middlng loo.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
TWO OFFICERS ARE WOUNDED.
Insurgents Attack Battalion OF
Forty Fifth Infantry.

Manila. February &. l15 p. m.-The in
siirs.uts attacked the First battalion of
the Forthwith infantry near Mac. \
major aud "a captain We're wounded and
one sergeant killed. Details OF the engage
mcut are lacking ships arriving from
Lcraspi report that the insurgent gener-
ID. Paua. concentrated "A large force
about the top of the town and made a
sharp night attack on Major Shipton >
ftnftstIfnu Of the Forty-StYeuth infantry,
,,-bi..h ,,,..tipf.d "A large. convent as a fort
conc battalion and "a battery have sailed
aS announcements for Shipton. The cas-
ualtitS are not known. A corporal anu
f.rr mon. while patrolling the railroad
near Mahacalat. recently disappeared ana
are supposed 20 have been captured
,searrhing party looking for them was
ambush and a corporal Killed
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
The Dry Goods Market.

New York February IO.-There was no ma
terial change In character Of demand for sta
pie cottons today. The tone ot the market
at the close was very firm In most dlrec-
tions There was advances Of i4c In some
lines of coarse BlOred COttons. The weeks
business in print cloth odd goods was the
largest for a considerable time past Prints
are in fair demand. Cotton yarns are very
strong and prices advanced y % ! per cent
per pound. Wooden and Worsted yarns hrm
Jute yarns advancing.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12

mand: hens 2Id26c; spring chickens. large.
turkevs. live -S11Oc pound. active demand;
heavy demand for dressed poultry: dress
ed turkeys 10G12c; hens. 10@11c; fries
11las12c: boilers e l21se; quail 1r to loe:
Irieh potatoes. S5690c per bushel;
sweet potatoes, white yams. 55a60c
cents: pumpkin yams, IS to soc. Honey
strained 6Q!c; in comb 9GlOc onions. 100
bage: New York Danish. DC pound; Carries
ton stack green to 21zc- Dried fruit.
apples sac; peaches, 1O@11c. Figs; 1GI1zc;
prunes. SAFE; peeled peaches. 2eq22lsc.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
OTIS WANTS TO COME HOME.
Secretary Root Says the General Has
Not Been Recalled.

Washington. February N.-SeCrctary
Root stated today that the war depart
mcut has never considered the subject
Of relieving General OTIS at Manila. The
foundation FOR the report, 10 the con-
trary. was personal letter from the Off
Ger siguifyiny "a desire 90 obtain leave
az absence o. come home and recuperate
from the debilitating effects of the two
Strain IL is said that General otis' $
wishes are Ia De- respected as soon as
they are known Officially but he viii not
start homcward Tor several months At
least.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
GrocerfeA.

Atlanta. February 1O-Roasted coffee:
ArbucyIe, $3.50: Lion. $l1.95, all less soc
per leo pound cases. Green coffee.
choice lie: fair &c: prime Sg9c. Sugar.
standard graduated, New FORK 81. Strip.
New Orleans open ksttle 25d40c. mixed
choice 20 to 1sc Salt dairy sacks. sl.25:
salt, barrel bulk 50. 100 IS s2.75: ice cream
81. %; common GJ6I70c. Cheese. fun cream
i3Jbc. Matches Cos 45el55; 200 s1.5091. 10:
3oOs 1915. Soda. boxes &c. Crackers. soda
5%: cream 62t: gingersnaps &C. Candy.
common stick 6lA; fancy R4l4c. Oysters
F. w. $3.50: l. W. Sl.25
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
SENATOR BACON IMPROVING.
But He Is Still Confined to His Bed.
Does Not Receive Callers.

Washington. February 9-(Special.)-
Senator Bacon is still confined to his bed
from the acciden: he received on the Bal
inst. Owing to the extreme shock to his
nervous system caused by the injury. his
attending physician has prohibited his re-
ceiving any company. attending to any
class of work i'm he way of corTespon-
dence. or otherwise. lie Is steadily inn
proving. and hopes TO be entirely recover
cd in a short time. His physician states
that his every symptom indcat IS that he
will be restored To his usual VigJr and
health as soon as the nature of the injury
viii permit
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
The Live Stock Market.

St Louis. February io.-CattIe receipts 100.
Market stea1y; native shipping and export
steers worth S4.65a6. 25; dressed beef and
butcher steers So. 90H5.25; steers under 900
pounds s. 50d4. so. stockers and feeders
S2.75a4. Is: COWS and heifers s2Q4 SIS: can
ners 81 -2502. IS; bulls So. 2oa3. SO: Texas and
Indian steers So. 25N4. S. with the best worth
SIS o, COWS and heifers So. 6ON3.75.
Sheep receipts 200: market nominal: native
muttons S4q4 so; lambs SIS. 5Ou7; cuIls and
bucks Sc. 5OQ4. 70
Hog receipts {. 500 Market steady: pigs
and lights S4.75a4.S5; packers S4.7504. 90;
butchers 81 QQT5
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
Naval Stores.

Wilmington. n. c.. February 10.-Tur-
pentine firm at 54d54h2; receipts % casks.
Rosin firm at 81. S52I lao; receipts 292 Crude
turpentine firm at s2d3-25; receipts 70 Tar
firm at $1.30: receipts 280.
Savannah. Ga, February 10.-Spirits tur-
pentine firm at 81: receipts Sc: sales a;
exports 1874 Rosin firm; receipts 2,l74;
sales 2.J97: exports 1.73S II $1S5GI1.90.
Charleston 5. c., February 10.-Turpen-
tine firm at 50; sales none. Rosin firm and
unchanged; sales none.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12

States .676. 600, against ! sos. 600 last year
and .847. 600 the year before.
Note-The face of the figures show a de-
crease this week last year of 24.8i 8 in Amer
lean and an increase of 29. 81 of all kinds.
but as last years total this week included the
Bremen correction of 100. 900 American, the
actual movement-without the 100, 600 correc-
tion-indcated a decrease of I24.8l8 bales of
American and decrease of all kinds of TO-
8Ia bales
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
Flour, Grain and Meal

Atlanta. February 11.-Flour, all wheat,
FIRST patent. $50. second patent S4.2S:
81 60: extra family. $2.S5. Corn. white,
SIC; mixed. 50c oats. white, 4Oc; mixed.
sec; Texas rustproof 40c Rye. Georgia.
No l small bales, soc; No. ?. soc. Meal.
plain zoe: bol:ed 45c. Wheat bran. large
sacks, 9Oc; small sack. 90c. Shorts. II.
Stock meal. 55c. Cotton seed meal. N.Oa
per 100 pounds. Grits. $40 per barrel:
s.. 80 per bag.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
Emit and Confectioneriez-

Atlanta. February 10.-Apples. per hbl..
81 O0d45O Oranges per box, $2.O0Dd3. a.;
Lemons. choice S3GS.25. fancy. $3.50a %.
bananas. straight. $l.2591.5O bunch. Culls
750Soc. Figs u to 13c. Ra.sins. new
California, $l.75. Nuts. almonds. 14Ql5c;
II1kc; walnuts. II 10 14c. mixed
nuts 10c. Peanuts. Virginia electric light.
5h TO SC: fancy hand-picked. "A to Sc;
Georgia. 9Q5lac.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
The Liverpool Grain Market.

Liverpool. February l0.-Wheat. futures clos
ed firm. March SIS l03sd: May S. 1924; July
SIS IO2.d: spots firm; No. California o. 4izdfD
6s sd: No. red western winter stock eX-
hausted; No. northern spring 6s Id
Corn. spot firm. American mixed new IS 81;
American mixed old 3s 8lsd: futures firm: Feb
ruary IS 77sd; March s. 77sd; May IS ESD.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
EDISON is SERIOUSLY ILL.
Great Inventor Is Now Down Sick
at Akron, 0.

Akron. o.. February 5.-Thomas A. Ed
ison is quite seriously I'll i'm this city The
great inventor had been attending the
funeral cf sister at Milan. o.. and ar
rived i'm this city Sunday. taking imme-
diately to his bed. The physicians pro-
claim his ailment To be acute laryngitis.
but at presen. no serious consequences
are felt.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12

vocacy OF the interests of the postmast-
ers and says that the sentiment in the
senate committee seems to be favorable
to the passage of the bill.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-02-12
Sea Island Cotton.

Charleston, February 9.-Sea Island cotton
Receipts 1871 bags: exports none: sales IA (;
stock ISL. Quotations unchanged.
savannah, February Sea- Island cotton
Receipts for the week sos; exports l,0lO;
sales 2. l79; stock 10 653