L. r. Rose, Secretary.
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The Markets. The advices by the Caledonia
from England show slight advance in Cotton
The effects upon the New York and Philadel
phia markets were favorable-the market for the
article was more firm, and the sales were ready Al
full prices. In New York on the 4th instant
Cotton was held / cent higher, but buyers, in
some casessrefused to operate.


At Wilmington, on the 4th instant, the supply
Of Naval Stores was rather limited. Last sales
o. 40 to 81 45 for yellow dipturpentinc. Very
little timber remained unsoId in the market. Corn
was commanding 55 cents per busheI.


At Petersburg on Monday last, Tobacco was
worth from S5 to 81 for good, and 90 for fine.
Only moderate business in the article Of Cotton.
Sales at from 81 to 7-oniy fine lots command
ing the latter price. Prime parcels of Wheat
would readily command 81 per bushcl In Ba-
con there was a fair demand. Hog round was
selling from sfS-4 to 9 cents, and good hams at
from 10 I-2to Ii, cents .ys-.z,.