THE MARKETS.
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NEW oRK, OctoOer s.,


Wehave received no later intelligence from Eu-
Iope since our last The last news has had a very
favorable influence On the market, Cotton has i'm
proved and become brisk. The advices from Mex
leo such to impress the puElc with full be-
lief that there will be continued peace with that
country. This assurance has had good effect on
our market. The filling up Of the Erie Railroad
stock has also contributed to this feeling. There
appears to be settled belief that the country is to
continue prosperous this has inspired confidence
TO great extent, and Stocks, Real Estate. Manu-
actures, and almost every branch Of trade is affect
ed faVorably. The business of our city continues
active. An immense number Of merchants are
here from every section ofIhe country,-our hotels
are crowded. There is a vast amount of goods
shipping West the various Transportation Lines
have full employment. ErPress.


Cotfon. For the last two days the market has
been quite active, and at a further advance The
stock at market is uncommonlY low, not exceed
ing $4,000 bales. The market is full! of cent
higher than it was before the steamer arrived.


Rdr0L Stores. There has been little doing in
turpentne, and sales of about 5000 bbls Washing
ton and Newbern at 2,s7 I-2 for 2e0lbs Newbern
rosin 55 cents; /; do white rs; Southern Spirits
40a4l IL:


FAYETTEVILLE, October 4.


There has been some activity in the cotton mar
ket, and some considerable sales made during the
week of new crop, at prices ranging from to 81
cents, and we do not believe, from present appear-
ances, it will 60 above 6a. Bacon rather dull and
plenty Cts Is ABOUT the quotation. Flour
still scarce and brings from 81 rs TO $5 25 Lard
10 cts. Whiskey 40cts. There has been no 9TH
er particular change 10 notice. Carolinion


PETERSBURG, October 6, 1s45.


Our market for produce the past week has been
quite active. -


Io6dcco. The breaks very small and most
ly Lugs, and all suitable for manufacturing sells
well.


Cotton. The market has been very active the
past week, and nearly all in market has been dis
posed of. There have been sales Of about so bales
of the new crop at u and II. We quote old at
81 to u.
Corn The demand has Stacked off, and prices
are not so high. We quote at SO to 55.


Wheat. The sales of Red from 70 TO 81
cents and White from so TO 90.


-Four. We have no change to note in the
price of this article. Super6ne 48 to $5; Family
ST to 81.


Bacon is not so brisk, though we have no
change TO notes in prices.