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shipping and at this season spinners are not in the
market *lst-L
Narat Sores Holders ask S., but there is but
cts Spirlls 60 cts. ., -. E..,..,s...,.}z.


PETERSBURG, Feb. 16, 1896


The transactions for produce the past week have
been only 10 moderate extent.


/. I0baccorO Owing TO the accounts from Wash
ington IN regard 10 the Oregon question, this ari-
Gle has gIveH way htIe-buyers seem to hold off.
We quote lugs at 81 SO TO So so; common leaf
81 to 81 fair TO good, 10 81. .,ss s.tett


COttOn-The transactions have been light this
week, though there is good demand. But little
coming in-prices are without change. Sales from
81 10 81. .,s.,.-... ..-.-
eel brought 81 oS. Sales range from 9oc- to
81 'O5. - - ss.- -


FIour--Smal sales are now making at $5. The
market is quite dull. No large sales could be eff
fected al more than 43


Bacon-Sales continue to be made from carts
and wagons at 81 to 81.