Western Leaf Market Report for August Trade
The August Western leaf market showed 6000 hogsheads sold, two thirds exported with Magic orders a sizable export portion. Prices held firm though manufacturers bought sparingly, and Continental wrappers and large lots found satisfactory prices. Richmond market steady with bright goods slightly higher, while foreign activity remained muted and overall export stock light.
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The Harrisonburg council again grants a license with strict terms for sobriety, closing bars by 10 PM, and Sunday minor restrictions, backed by a $2000 bond. Separate reports cover the Conservative Convention in Staunton choosing a chairman, nominees, and a death. Additional items note volatile political commentary and a Louisville convention angle. Also advertised are aggressive price cuts on dry goods and textiles by a circulating merchant.
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