our Obedlent servants,


w. &c S. H. GORDON & co.

New YoRK, March l3.
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The packet-ship Liverpool arrived last evening
with dates from. Liver pool two days latter. The
cotton market was firm and active; but grain and
-four depressed This intelligence will have but
little influence here prices for -four do not de-
pend on Foreign demand--the home market being
quite sufficient to take off present supplies. The
position of things at Washington Is more favora-
BILE There is more certainty that the Oregon
question will be amicably adjusted. The weather
has become more mild, and the winter has the ap-
peaTance Of breaking up. The travelling season
has commenced in good earnest,-the Southern
cars are loaded with passengers, and our hotels
are filing up very. fast. The North River; how
ever, remains closed, and the trade of the city
does not usually become e-entirely active uni, both
the RiVerzand Canal are open. Within the past
week feet of vessels have arrived, and among
them several packets that have been long out; cur
market is consequently supplied with a full stock
Of Spring goods. Our merchants are already quite
busy, and anticipate very active Spring trade.


Erpress.


Cosfon-The advices from Liverpool, last night
to the 9th, are favorable; the market was active
and prices very firm. The stock in this market is
limited. There has been throughout the week a
good demand for speculation, export and home
consumption, at steady improving prices. Sales


Upland and Florida. Mobile and N. Orls.
..a ..r "a, 2500 bales. 1000 bales.
Ord to good ord 81 a73 6ta7a
MID MID ts 9sE good f.1 mid i i 3 = siss


Fully fair to good fair 81 81 81 1O4


Naval Sfores-Sales of North County Turpen-
tine at 81 so for $50 lbs. which is decline.


WILMINGTON March 12


The past week has been rather dull in the way
of large sales of every description of produce.
Lumber and Iimber-Continues dull and we
have no alteration to make in previous quota
tons. .e.g stI4r.sszh 10 +. = - r. ~ 5.2a s
. Naval iStores-Turpentine, last sales 81 for
Soft and So for Hard, not brisk at that-few pur-
chasers coming gforward-Tar steady at $I62, lit
tie coming TO market. We hear of no sales Of
Spirits Turpentine to report. Quotations nominal
Corn-Cargo Of 100 bushels North County
Corn, sold,- at 60 cents per; bushel This morning
from on shipboard. Retail prIce 10 cents.
Hav-An arrival Of 100 bales held at 81.
Molasses-2s0 hhds Cuba Mollasses afoat, moi
sold. -


Sugar Sales New Orleans, II o74c. Choict
Cuba, 81.


Bacon-Has arrived freely, and lots have beer
sold at II a 74 cents Hog, round. Journal
FAYETTEvGLLE, March H.
| There has been considerable activity IN the cot
ton market for the last few days, and we quote !
cents as the quotation for strictly prime. Flou
remains inactive, and we quote a, 44 and as th'
going price, Corn Is. Oats 40 No other chang
to notice. I0'o't1t""'