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trade, TO criticisc the action of these
good men. at the same time, we must
say that the entire proceeding was to
our mind. inconsistent. If 1t is wrong
for candidates for the ministry 10 use
tobacco ii is also wrong for active
ministers to use it, II IT is wrong for
min'ste.S TO use tobacco, then il is
wrong for any one To use it.
"Dr. Bain is quoted as saying in his
speech that Il leading tobacco manu-
facturer OF Winston Salem expressed
10 him the conviction that tobacco is
fated to go the way of liquor as its
effects are njuring or weakening
nerves. and doing other mischief. etc.
We don't know who the manufacturer
was but whoever he is, he is doing all
he can to make his pot" before the
day of reckoning comes.
IF tobacco is such II terrible thing,
and doing so much harm, then tobac-
co money is bad money Churches have
been erected and maintained in all the
tobacco sections with tobacco money.
Colleges. asylums schools. orphanages
and other institutions have been built
and endowed with tobacco money. Some
time ago tho ministers Of Atlanta, Ga.
were discussing the ACCESSIBILITY of
ministers cutting out the use Of to-
bacco. That big divine. DR.. White. so
VIC read in the papers, said he enjoyed
Il good cigar and would continue to
enjoy it. and that he had reached the.
heart of many n hardened sinner with.
"a cigar. Tobacco is the poor mans
friend and the rich mans solacc.f.
Tobacco stimulates. but does not in
ebriatc. The use OF the weed will
never stop
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Nrcl,Iy Cotton Reyicw.

Now Orleans. December i3-rhe ono event
"f Importance in the cotton market this
week was The governments crop estimate
Friday Tue figures of l3,GI,.000 bales OF
800 pounds gross weight excluding linters,
were smaller than most bulls looked for.
ana caused AN immediate rise on prices OF
about s. - bale. This advance might not
have been wide. hut for the fact that the
figures delayed few minutes beyond
The hour set for their issuance. which gave
time for rumors thnt the report would lie
li..GO.0CO bales. This rumor Caused consid-
cradle selling. which resulted In a depression
in prices OF about 81 bale.
The net result OF the weeks trading were
a decline of 3NS points. Both high and low
prices made on Friday Al the high
est the trading months were ijnl9 points
over last weeks close. at tho lowest they
were ?a2G points under. The range was 27{p
IS points.
tn 10 Friday tho market was dull and
much given to evening trades The clos
ing session Of the week also quiet. but
bulls were held following up the advantage
given them by the government estimate by
The bcarish attitude of Liverpool.
In tho spot department prices lost 1-lGc..
middlinS closing al 1910. against II 3-i6c
last week ana l2isc. this week last year
sales on the spot amounted To b,Ols bales
against 1885, last week and 1856 this week
last year: sales (" arrive amounted to 7,2i1
bales against ii,.02 last week and $40 this
week last year.
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New York. December 30 Speculation VAS
held In check this week 10y monetary condi-
lions. Weakness OF Individual stocks had "a
sympathetic influence. which Increased In
force issue after another fell 10 the
lowest point in years. and evidences OF II
good resistance for time To the effect o;
the slump in Sew Haven on the passing 81
tho dividend as the general market had OH
vi"usly braced itself To withstand tho shock.
but thereafter ii grew weaker.
While hope expressed that trade and
industrial conditions were The limit Of
recession, there Was clear connection bc-
tween declining commercial activity and
the recession in stocks. The steel trade re-
ported resistance tn further price conces-
.onS, with tn" cost Of production nearly
reached. and the conviction that necessary
requirements were accommodating. Steel mill
were In course OF reduction. This. rather
than growth in now orders. accounted for
The smallness OF decrease In the United
states steel Corporations unfinished orders.
The addition TO copper surplus camc entirely
from contraction of domestic deliveries.
Idle freight cars Increased rapidly In number
in the last half Of November. and tn. de
cline In railroad earnings extended. RE-
duccd prices and low stocks led TO eXpccta-
lions OF early revival OF mercantile do
niand.
Continuance Of firm money over the turn
OF the year H. indicated by the active de-
States proposed $1,000 900 bond issue at ~.
per cent compared with per cent for the
last Issue. demonstrates the pcrSiStirg denr-
ness oil capital. Foreign markets expect re-
ncwcd measures Ia build mp gold reserves in
Paris and London when money rciaXes.
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lNTrnN NIARkErs

Ne" York. December ~ rho cotton mar
kci more ihan lost ycSteriay's advance dur
lHE to-day s. trading. and closed easy - :,
ii"t u"ciiu" OF lats-1 points generally .0n2J
points under TIA" nEH! Figures 81 last night.
THOSE who HAD taken bUi-h vi"w q; yes
ierGI! 5 EoNcrnincrt report appeared disssp-
pointed nN IN" showing 0f Liverpool this
moru!us. and quito an active selling move
meut here was said 10 represent liquidation
b! many OF yesterdays liNcrs and also sell
ing lt SPOT houses AGAINST Southern SPOT
holdings Last prices we're Tho lowest Of the
dan.
overnight buying orders gave The luarhct
a steady tone AZ Tie opening and tho
initial decline Of lri p"iuts was better than
~ucEed. apt while there were slighi rallies
tho general t"no0ncy Was downward with
Jhnuary selling during ia,c trading az 800.
th' low Level reached just before tic publi-
cation oi yesterday - government report.
There was much huilish talk at thc open
lhE based 'hiefiN upon tho statistical posi-
nom ana prospective supplies AS reflected ia
+ h" "hi''Hi crop estimate, bur there w"rc
'. So mans predictions "f lower prices SEM
tlmcnt seemed TO ne Very mucn unsettled.
h'AiN. however seemed more conuucut To-
NH'd ',h" close "Slns 1" The absence 81 az
grossly" tul support and thc appearance
or selling orders hrr" in the hands OF spot
houses va" WrG" supposed hc hedging
against cotton hcld ON thc interior
ts'Unri~ mat china NHs rr-cutorinE the
.'rt1 rHfk't for cotton goods mas have
n'" "i "i =" som" extent by English adj
WOES claiming that min shares wcr" dc-
.ui'f-"1 hy uuii,V0rHhle l.ducashi"r trade
prrsp"c'N. Irirtf" CABLES atiributnd tho
lAN"fpori &c line 20 Continental selling and
smaller demand Ion spot.
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NEW ronK rnonucE MAnklr.

New York. December 10 Wheat Firm.
Ne. : red 'iNLol 40. northern. Duluth
"..r Corn Easy at 49,. Flour quiet
Hides aud Lchthci Firm. Petroleum and
Wool steady. i"sjn and Turpcntinc quiet.
Hl"i"SScs steady. !iicc Easy. Butter and
Cheese Firm. sugar Raw. easy; refined.
casy. Coffee Spot. quiet Rio. 10. . CSC:
santos 80. = l-".c-, mild, quiet. Corduvi.
l%H it'.c. Potatoes and C:,bbaccs-S tcndv
ana unchanged. Freights and Peanuts
steady and unchanged.
" on covering ana influenced by less prcs-
sur" "i crude oil from the South. but COM
m'SSl"n houses sold and closing prices were
larcly steady AZ points decline to poiut
not advance !rim" crude. JGi. sales: pr,,n..
summer Yellow, spot, t..j, December GSi.
J"nNary go: February. i?G, March 5o5:
April. 40; Juno, ~, .Iuiy. ga. prime vim
" Aeit"W' 'z'"'.'5' prime summer white.
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New York, December l3.--The statement OF
tn" actual condition OF cleaTing-h house banks
and trust companies for the week shows
that they hold Sl5.9S0 300 reserve In excess al
legal requirements. This Is Increase al
Ss.S3j,la0 from last week.
The statement follows: Actual condition
Loans. s!,St:. 1872 900; decrease, Sl0.6l6tO0
Specie. $3l7. 10000: increase. sC.39s. 900.
Legal tenders. S11.si..010 increase. 81. 6aG 900
Net deposits. Si.G17 1tj. coo: decrease s.? 900
Circulation. sH59S. oG0: decrease. Sici,0Do.
Ranks cash reserve in vault 1890 aSs OlO
Trust companies cash reserve In vault. sGi,
10000
Aggregate cash reserve. s3o5.Os5.Ooo
Excess lawful reserve. SlJ.9S0, S09 increase
IS $50.
Trust companies reserve with clearing
house members carrying - per cent cash
reserve. $685.. 900.
Summary of state banks and trust com
pancs In Greater New York not included In
clearing house statements
Loans. S5,i.3io.SGG. decrease. s5497.,00.
Specie 0.Ss3.5Cc; decrease, Sis2s00.
Legal tenders. sS.3o6.4C0: increase. SlSS 500.
Total deposits. S59S. 1?9 800: decrease. So a.,
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Now York. DcCember l3.--It WAS q Vcry
quiet week. in most parts az the primary cot
ton goods market, anticipation OF tho gov
Crnmcnt crop estimate being much keener
than usual Following the announcement OF
the report the markets showed no material
change. Trading in Amoskcag staple cling
hams and tickings. prices which we're
made Monday. was very large. the number
al at value orders to bc confirmed. and the
cipaicd. being factors causing operations In
these lines. Jobbcrs are looking forward to
-. nightly lower prices goods after the
turn ot the year. and they base their Views
wholly on tho decline In cotton and tho
compared with values OF year ago. when
cotton was. but few points lower. Print
cloths and convertiblcs hold fairly steady
with spot goods stii scarce In first hands
aud trading heing MADE up ,nrKcry or trans
actions between second hands. \ limo
OF prints offered at 90. yard has Induced
some business from jobbers. Fancy cotton'
arc being duplicated slowly. and in conscr
vativc quantities. The Jobbcrs, are doing
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THE USE OF THE WEED.

The following is taken from the
Southern Tobacco Journal, of which
Colonel q. T.. Webb is the editor. and
which is published in Winston. the
biggest tobacco market in North Caro-
lima:
The Methodist Conference. at It's
annual session at Charlotte last week,
passed Il resolution recommending that
all candidates for the ministry be re-
CURED TO promise 10 abstain from the
use of tobacco. We believe the chair
man OF the committee was that cx-
ccllent Christian gentleman, Dr. T.. l..
Bain. pastor Of the largest church In
WinstonS Salem. AT any rate, the good
doctor spoke vigorously In favor OF the
resolution.
published In the interest Of the tobacco
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington. y. G.. December i3-Spirl;s
Turpentinc-St steady at ilNc.; receipts ) ca aks
lsosin-- steady AT t3i5. receipts IL barrels
Far Firm at $50: receipts Is barrels. Crude
rclS.
savannah. ia. December i3.-Turpcutine-
Firm at i.i7c., SuleS AL casks; receipts 80
casks; shipments % casks. stock 2i35i casks
isOsin--Fir sales 9,05s barrels receipts i3s
barrels: shipments l55 barrels, stock li5 .33
barrels. quote: y. II. c. $3.50
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Wcr" -l"23 points not lower. The close was
steady, rrHruotily a. the lowest 81 tho day.
hullish feature was private croI csti-
mute Of l2."'".OHp bales. exclusive ot iutcrS.
ne Sl"aranc" tor Japan from the Pacific
TOAST OF l'f-6 tales. also 'nuscI huiiish
romm'ni \otthcr OF t"s" Influences sttlu-
ulnt"d hHNinG of importuuoc
spot cotton quiet aud unchanged, mi idIinc.
li's"; sdlcs ON the spot Is, bales ana rs TO
arrive. Futures closed: pc.ouhcr i.S>:
January. l-:> March, l3.i7 May 1875; july,
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about a normal business, and goods duo on
order arc being shipped in good volume The
heistancy is confined almost wholly 10 goods
to lie delivered next year.
Prices are as follows: Print cloths rs
inch &N6is. Rae: 6iNGos. 3s.c. 3s,7-inch GiNGis
'fsc.. spots brown sheeting. Southern stand
ara. SdSkc.: uCkings Sounce l27c.: de-
rims. :-ounce. l4i2c.; staple prints. 5Ic.:
staple ginghams, 6i<c.: dress ginghams %.
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CHICAGO GK.,I> ,1>Rkrr

chicago. III. December l3.-Iiundrcds of
g ga, OF corn headed toward chicago from
~ "'tecu"nS; gave bears an advantage to-
Gay. Torn finished 'in%s-. net lower and oats
OFT -. I" "s1ii=c. In wheat TIA. outcome
E"lcd from 'sc. decline L" Il like advance.
l'tnflHi"ns 'loscd *'an Ne. /" l0cs. Inc
assn gram closed: Wheat No. . rod. H6lsli
H.i.". 40. hard, a0TH)i.c. 40. . northern.
F'f. .i'sr No. spring. "iIgt',c. corn NJ.
= '' ,p'-'.. 10. white. 11'25lc.. No. yellow.
.'4@rlc call newr. DHts-Nu. z white ios,
ini.r.; standard, +lTllt.c.
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Poultry Both live and dressed. especially
urkeyS IN heavy receipt ana market slight
~ iowrr, ana very draEey. eggs While the
market Is lower. owing 10 increased receipts
same - active. Rabbits. VcalS. hides ana
country bacon in splendid demand. Dressed
.'"ss very plentiful ana market fully L.. low
err demand also much lighter.
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CArTI.i; MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'SairS az Union stock lardS)

lJCHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tSairS 40 Union stock lardS)
l:ichmpui. Va December H. 1911:
Report al tho live stock market for the
week ending December :. 1919
Fest steers ":rsc, medium to GOOD. Gia0
10. common To fair. suite: best heifcrs.
,.HSc. medium t" good. 6i.H7c.: common TO
fair. I4N'i2c.. best cows. 5iaf;6c.. medium to
good. it.H'i<c.. common to fair. 3.i4c.. best
oxen "'anh'.C. medium to good, +&u5t.c.:
common to fair i64i.c.: best heavy bulls,
'Hoc.; lights. r,T3c.: best calves. 9Qi0c.: fair
4" good. .'.firc.: dicks, 5T6c Cows and
"hiNcs >2iU 900 per head Best hogs. so;
lfht .l.psc.: s"ws and staEs. 5"7c.: best
sheep onyi.c., medium 10 good. i1ar: COM
mon 9" fair 3c3i2c.. best lambs 1i2USc.;
common To iair, "4Gi.
Sow York. December l3 Bccvcs- Receipts
~ head, feeling unchanged; dressed. l@filic.
rer pound. Calves Market steady. receipts
80 mead, dressed. i'Hltc. per pound. Sheep
ana Lambs steady Sheep. $iU5 90. ialnbs
|>1S.2l. logs NominaIy steady.
Chicago. III. December i8.--liogs-Markct
higher Hulk OF sales, {5,0uGSJ. cattle
Market dun. Reeves. sGG0N1cN. cows and
heif"Is. $3'ogS$ calves. $ImlI.50 sheep
and Lambs Weak. sheep, $IiOn5.Go: lambs,
;t.iVtS,U0.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
Petersburg. Va, December i3.-Peanuts.-
spanish. Farmers Spanish arm at $ii1i.
per bushcl. Nirsinias--FanCy Jumbo. 3.C.
per pound. fancy manipulated. size per
pound; extra prime. &c. per pound; prime
So per pound; Smelling stock. 2p3c. per
hound
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F'HIIInlVr". va DcC"mh"r u Whcut.
Quiet SPOT. ~. rcd t"9-r.; spot, 40 rod.
Western 'nrsc' December. "" rcd. 93s,:.sc.
January. NO. red. ".H-c CORN quiet. wear.
.Sc.. asked: receipts i5.lS3 bushels Oats
STEADY: STANDARD white. ;JN l5,,c.. No .
white. H's'tii",c. receipts ll,N,5 bushels
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DRY GOODS NAurrrs

New York. December i3-Cotton goods
markets were steadier. but quiet to-day
late products showed low values compared
with the prices OF raw materials. Some
good business for fall delivery has been done
hy largo mills in quiet way. Linens re
manned ilrfu.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stocks.
Sales.

Ailis-Chalmcrs
coo Allis-Chalmors. pfd.
]" 500 Amalramatcd Copper
Nm. Mgr. Chem. com.
Amer. Beet Sugar, com
100 meTiCan Can
900 American Can. prd
Amer. Car ana l'dry
american Cotton oil.
Amer. Hide and Lea. pI
American l.inSccd oil.
-cV american Locomotive
Amer. Nal, Co. pfd
S"o American Smelling
american SNUFF. com
500 American Sugar
t,Sco Amer. Tel. and Tel. CO b..
American Tobacco. com .
American Tobacco. ptd
900 Anaconda Copper ......
400 AiChiSon
Atlantic Coast Line.
y. {. l.. of Connecticut
500 baltimore ANA Ohio.
Bethlehem steel Co, com
Bethlehem steel Co. prd
zoo Rre ish- Amer. rob. Co.
Goo Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
BOO Central Leather. com.
$500 Canadian Pacific
I-lNl1lla petroleum ..
loo Chesapeake ana Ohio.
chicago Great Western. d.
Chi. Great West. ptd.
Chi. Mil. and 1t. Paul.
- crucible Steel Cor. com
20 Crucibic Steel. ptd
colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
800 Consolidated Gas .......
200 Corn Products. com.
Too Den. and Rio Gran, com.
loo Eric, LIST pfd. ..........
Fed. Min. aNd SIN. pfd
500 General Electric ....
Geo. w. Hclmc lob. Co.
200 Great Northern, pfd
500 Great Northern ore cts.
zoe Illinois Central ......
lntcrboro-Mct. ........
l.?e0 lutorhoro- Met. pfd. ..
Ink harvester. com .....
Int. Mer. Marine. com
zoe Int. Paper ...
lat ttur4
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and Panama Is registered advauccd j.. and
f'"n"n" Us coupon = on cali on the week..
Nov York Dcccruhcr L. Money ON caiI
nominal -" loans Time loans. strong. sixty
GAYS ~ ninety days. IL. H5is sN months u.
Piine mrrVAntilo pap"i 5i.l," pcr cont. Ster-
Ing exchange steady ~ si.sll1 Tor sixty days
.NN "t - $50 Tor demand. COMMERCIAL bil1>.
N'. Bar silver. 5s. MoVicnu dollars So.
Government bonds steady railroad bonds
hrHNN.
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LOCAL MARkET QUOTATIONS..

FURNISHED by Levy Commission CO. Com
mission Merchants Eichmord, Va
Hchmond. Va Dcccmbcr -. 1919.
ACTUAL Wholesale QUOTATIONS. OF
MAKIIII
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Quotations for interest paving tonds arc al
price 20 which interest must be added
income bonds and certificates OF indebted
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va. December r. 1913
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond, Va. December - 1918.
The following arc tho quotations on the
Nchmonn Hay Exchanges:
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