FAYETTEVILLE, October 25.
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nothing doing in Turpentine. Spirits are scarce,
and sales of Southern at 43 A cts. -


s-..ss FAYErrEvILLE, October 25.
There has been considerable activity IN the cot
market but unfavorable news received by steam
ers arriving last week at New York and Boston, has
caused considerable decline, and we now quote 6S
the highest price paid. Flour is scarce, aud in
demand at 5, ST and 81 Wheat, scarce, and
brings 95 CTS, cash. Corn 80 cts. Bacon 81 cts.
Whiskey 40 to 424. Pork els. Apples $l per
bushet Sweet potatoes 30 cts per bushel. Z. Beef
on the heel 8 cts. r., al Carolinian.


"ai PERTERsBURa, October 81, 1915.
The transactions this week in produce have been
very light. -- -.
Tobacco-In this article there has been very
little done, without material change in prices. We
quote lugs 81 so to rs; common leaf, 3 to Al !;
good, 5 TO 81.


Cotton-Since our last report, our market has
given way 4c. per h., &c being the highest
price paid for prime new.


Corn-There have been sales of small parcels
the past week al s. 25 per bbl, which Is decline; ;
supply and demand moderate.


Whedt-Continues in good demand, and all
good parcels sell at from 81 to 10.
FTour-There has been considerable activity in
the Flour Market the past week. Sales have been
made of several hundred barrels S54 per bbI for
Superfne Family is hello at So. ...t ,......a - -