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NapuI Stores. The stock of Turpentine is very
small and there is but little doing. The sales Of
Rosin have been large about 1000 bbls at 65 70
cts; Spirits 42 43. - -..... ...,,.--.... 4.
...,, Petersburg, May 19.


.Io6ncco-Fo the last.week has remained much
the same. We therefore continue our quotations.
Luzs s rs to 2 30; common leaf 8 to 5; good do.
IS l-2 to 8, and fine, 9lo $1e Breaks quite large
Cotton-We' have to note an active demand
for this article. Sales this week reach abont 400
bales, at prices ranging from 81 TO 81 49fi.gi.t--
Corn-Sman sales making at 40 to 42c per bush
! Bdcon--.The demand for this article Is confined


10 the retail trade, Prices are not so good as last
week w quote Western Sides at u to 8; Shout


deFs' 1t to Us Virginia Bacon, hog round "a
i ,Sagar-POrto Rico, 1-2 to 8 90: ST. Cro,, o


to 10; NJ o. e l-2 to 1-2.-'- = ~ - =" -
! MetdSses-N Orleans IN Bills, 35c We.tTnd;a
in Hhds; 32c. go, o1 10 9
cgggsSaIIEegpira, s'l=2 to q; Cuba. I 1ss; Rio,


1ron-4 1-2 to for Swedes; English TO- 4 led,
Nev HeETings-A cargo sold from the Wharf
at 4 Ia per bbL, which shows an advance! ,&ss 3
= Wilnsingt6sa, Hay IS


Since our last report, we have notiee ed rise in
the norIh-east the Cape Fear river and also
Ia slight rise ofthe northwest though sufficient
to enable Produces to bring in, the products of the
county, to any very gteat extent. We understands
however, that from 5000 10 900 barrels Naval
Stores o9 The way 10 Rlatket-sdown theznorlh-
east prong Some say 10000 barrels are expected
10 reaehyShe maFket ID q few days 4,


Z Naval ktSLeKes- The article has come in for few
days past more freely than for some time back and