Mobile and NJ. Ofls.
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Naroi Stores-There fs little more doing in
THrpentine, and sales Of 1900 bbls Washihglo1 al
s., ,874 for $50 bis; 1000 Wilmington Rosin sold
at zoe; Spirits 40 4Ic.


' FAYErTEvrLLE, September 81


The news received by the Britannia at Boston
has had favorable effect on cotton, aud sales
made at an advance Of TO CT. per ID; sales very
large and prices firm. Coffee has also advanced
and cargo sales in New York 7a to 81 for Rio
the kinds sold with us. All kinds of groceries re-
mfan unusually high.


ket-sales OF new cotton generally made al 6 10 CD
cts, the quality being rather poor. Flour has come
in freely, and sales at $4 so, S4 rs and S5 for
Cross, fine, and SUPER Bacon cts. Whiskey
40 to AZ from Wagons. Other articles at our
quotations. -z.....= s. CdroLiniGn.


PETERsBURo. Sept. 90, ls4s.


There has been more activity 10 the produce
marker the past week than the previous one.


Tobacco. This article has improved since the
last accounts slightly. We quote Lugs at rs 10
So 75; common Leaf al 5 to So so, and Good to
$S No fine.


Cotton. Sales the past week have been about
400 bales at full prices The stock on hand of old
Cotton is now very light; II bales Of the new crop
sold at &c. We quote at 81 to z.


Corn-We have to note q still further advance
in the price of this article. We quote new at 81
Soc per bushel


Whe0t-The late accounts being faVoraba for
the grain crops in Europe, Wheat has given way a.
bout to cents per Eushel. We quote Red and
White a. 20 to 81 cents, and prime at 90 cents.


F7Our-Superfne At to $5; Family 81 to Sc,
according TO quality.


Bdcon-The demand 10 not so active a. il was,
though we have no change to note in prices
There is good supply in market.