THE MARKETS,
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-ss.- 5--1 -r.s Fayetteville, Aprit251


CorreN appears to have declined quarter of
cent since last Saturday. In fact, so fuctuating
are the prices of this article that they can scarce
be depended upon from one day 10 another. Mo
asses is selling from 36tos40 cts prssallon; lard
cts per h.; and -four we believe has advanced 70
So so and $4 so. Other articles remain as last
week. The distressingly dry weather continues.
sssEae J. +. .aes,.ss=sS ~ = sss,s CLrotinidn.
-.sa9 80 -.syiS@ 50 s. Petersburg, 4prit 90.


The Market for the past week has not been so
animated as the previous one for some articles oi
produce. - A.'M"


: TopAcco. The bereaks this week have been
small and prices for good and fine have ruled from
Scots TO ST. lower than the previous one. We
quote Logs at 81 rs TO s.; Common Leaf, 50 SO
TO SIS; Good do. $5 SO TO $S %; and Fine al So


CoTToN Sales reach this week to about 2oOor
800 bales at from 5 1-S TO l-2 cts; only prime
parcels will Command the latter price.


Corn: Continues in good demand at 81 to IS


Bhooss Since our last we shapeio noteu still
furiher Advance in the price of this Wes-
tern sides are now genesally held at 80 5O ana
Shouldafs, 7s50 to 8 Va. Bacon hog round, 81 50
per hah4ttd; !; supply small with affair demand


FIouR.a This article has advanced; sales of
Superfne at 81 rs, and Family at 30 to 30 %.


81 "a - 80 e.<At- Ner York, April %,


Since onrs last we have received advices from
Europe down 10 the 5th inst. The adVices are
uncomInonfy interesting The discussions In Faf-
lament, and the remafks OF the leading Journals
ia EngIand on The subject Of the Oregon question,
hare been received here with good deal OF sur