THE MARKETS
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s..- = [PETERsBURG, August IL, 1916.


We have bpl little change to notice in our Pro-
duce Market since our last report.


Iobdcco--DuII sale at II to 81 for Lugs-Leaf,
% to $63. ... .-.,.-...,..s. s-.z.--e.s se


Cation Receipts continue light. We quote at
s to-8k cents. - sn - 80 - s.


WHeat. 70 to 80 cents for Red. White of
good quality for family Hour would command more.
Bacon. 6 to Ct cents hog round. q aG-...g-r..-
Lard. 8 cents. ~ -,..17- ~ T. fasr


Apple Brandy 80 cents. ~ir5 IE8aLL


-.a, NEW YoRK, August IA.


Cotton Since the arrival of the last steamer,
the Cotton Market has been quite neglected
Prices are nominally the same, but the sales are
less than 500 bales day =. "


Upland and Flor Mobile and N. O.
z.o5.losz7 cas- .i-25 1000 bales. 1000 bales.
Ord to good ord a5 at
MID MID far, "a sDSo 10 fair sn1 s. asa St st
Fully fair 10 good fair 81 ze.as5 81 "a 10
NaraL Stores New TurPentine is wanted, and
no supplies market; Spirits selling at 30 81 cts
.rsg7ea 6r- ars FAYETTEVILLE August Is.
4 Very little produce offering, Flour arrives slow:
". and we quote small adTance. We hear of
sales as igh as SIS Is for super. Little or no wheat
Offering. Sales at~S5 to 90.-New- Brandy has
made its appearance in markets and sales at prices
varying between 25 and so cts. Whiskey from
the country 80 cts. But few sales Of Cotton, and
prices nominal Il Corn 10. Oats -35 to 40