THE MARKETS.
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-. New YoRK, October 81.


Since our last we have received tidings from
Europe down to the 1lth inst. The news at first
had an unfavorable influence on -four, and il de-
clined 25 cents. 1t, however, suddenly to its
old mark 1913 at which there were large transac-
tions To day, ii has again been dull at conees-
sion. There have been some fresh orders for wheat
for the English market Cotton become excess
svely dull but again rallied and today the sales
have been about thousand bales at about former
rates. There have been some apprehensions en-
tertained as 10 the injurious effects of early
frost at the South but these fears are no onge r
entertained The news from Europe has the eff
feet 10 sustain the previous rise, and -four grain
provisions, cheese: &C., are alleaseng ut good
prices. The effect on the country is highly bene-
fetal. The farmer and planter now getting
good prices and are hourishng. The Fall Trade
is drawing to close. still our city is filled with
strangers. Ayast amount Of produce is arriving,
and from This to the closing of the Canal there
will be great activity. . Eapress.
Cotton-The Great Westerns news from Liv-
erpool is still Of downward tendencY-ihis was
expected. For day two the effect was to de-
press the market; yesterday, however, there was
a better feeling, and full 1000 bales changed hands
at about former prices, the demand, however, is
for spinners. The supply of Cotton in this mar
ket is low that holdefs control the market, and
II is sustained by the home demand. F.
MavaL Stores large stock, full 1000 bbls in
the yard. is not offered for sale. Newbern will sell
at So 3,25 Spirits have gone mp very much, and
L 3,
nothing done in Rosin.


+ PETERSBURG, November 3, 1915 =


The business done in produee2the past week has
been only moderate. n8 oi'ia78 6, -15''ia1'
/ IObdcco-The inspections as yet continue very
small; there is no material change TO note since our
last; now and then good hid appears, and
So SO to So rs is obtained.


Cotton-The sales this week reach to about 300
bales nearly all at &c there has been some sold at
81, not of prime quality towards the close Of the
week buyers were not so anxious to operate.
Cor1-There is good demand for this article
at 47cao SOC per bushel. ~


Wheat-En the early part oflhe week prices ad-
vanced TO 81 90 for prime white, but al the close OF
the week we learn some of The mers would not
pay this price. We quote now at 81 10 to 81 II.


FJour-The only sale that has come to our
knowledge the past week, except by retaIl was 100
bbls at So % ;hoders generally ask this price. l5


Bacon The demand is very moderate; wequote
Western sides at SIC to Sic; shoulders 7c to u ;
Va cured, hog round 93c 20 8 3-4c; sides 81 to
8 3-4c hams &c TO 12c. si,Fi Republican