THE MARKETS
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NEW YORK, Sept. IL.


Since our last we have intelIie eence by the Great
Western to the 23d ult The news has thrown lit
tie damper on the cotton market grain and -four
are, however, without material change. The
news from Mexico is considered decidedly favora-
Bile 10 continuance of peace and the Influence on
stocks, &c, is favorable. The auction sales are
increasing ;-a much larger amount of goods has
been sold than was anticipated. We have never
known greater number of strangers arriving Than
at present, our hotels are thronged and every
steamboat and railroad car is freighted with pas
sengers. Although business is not enormously y
large, yet il is regular and healthy. Money is
easy. Merchants, manufacturers, and mechanics
all appear TO be employed. ErpreSS.


COHon-The arrival of the Great Western threw
a damper on the market, from which il has not fully
recovered. The sales have been very small for
the last Two days, and prices, in some instances
have yielded little. The quantity taken for home
use this year from this city, has been 1916 bales a
week, 99,640 in she year. being trlfe less than
last year, -.-s.r ..-- sG


NaraL ,Stores-Th has been better demand
and sales of 5000 bbIs 2 rs for 29Olbs and large
sales OF Spirits at 42a43 cts ;Rosin,, So.


- FAYETTEVILLE, Sept. 13.


There has been no particular change 10 prices
TO notice, and we have not altered the prices Cur
rent. But little doing vet in the way Of business.
Cotton, Flour, Bacon about the same price as
last week and IN good demand. New crop sweet
potatoes sell at 65 and 20 cts. Chickens sell at or
10 cts. Butter Is 10 20. There were two feet of
=
We hope Mrssrs Hall & Johnson will launch their
new steamboat that only draws 15 inches water,
and commence bringing up the large Quantities OF
goods now at wilmington, as we'll as taking down
the produce here. a@ C0roLini0n


WILMINGTcN. Sept. ii.
Naval Sf0res-The market does not appear TO
have been affected, for the on account of the
unfavorable advces from Europe for the first part
OF The week--to-day, however, it has downward
tendency, from Yesterdays sales. We quote at
50 40 50 So There is no difference now as to
Virgin and Yellow. Tar, last sales, 81 so, and in
demand.


Lunaber-Flooring boards quartered, continues
at s l3 90, for good quality, Wide, SO So Scant-
ling So 90. -


Iimber-Has ranged a shade higher since
our last report. We advance our figures $5 SO a
Sc IS. -


Rice-None in market. Last sales So 623 to
81 co.


Corn About 2 600 bushels have arrived since
last report, and is selling so 55c., a1oat.
No other change to notice. Journal.