THE MARKETS.

New YoRK. November 21.
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We waiting with great anxiety for the
arrival of the Liverpool steamer. An immense a.
mount Of wheat and grain is held by spectators,
with confidence that the next adVices will occa-
news has put up the price of bread stufs in every
section of the country. The weather has been
fine beyond all precedent: The Canal continues
entirely free from ice, and an immense amount Of
produce is hourly arriving. We perceive the boats
on the whole line were never well prcfta-
bly, employed at the present time. Advices
from Buffalo report the arrival there of fleet of
vessels fully laden with produce. which it is ex-
pected will yet reach this city before the River
closes. The Fall Trade is nearly over sit has
generally been good. The Western merchants
have paid up handsomely, and it IS expected that
the next Springs Indebtedness will be paid with
prompness. Express.


Cotton-Prces have been dropping ever SINCE
the last steamer arrived. Every sale exhibits a
concession and the entire decline is from TO J
cent The supplies have constantly increased
and the exporters having mostly Withdrawn, the
Spinners have the control of the market.


Naral Stores-The stock of all descriptions is
in few hands, and is bought up on speculation.
Freghts so high that there is but little doing.
Sales of North County Turpentine at $50; Tar
l.75a2, ,o6; Spirits, 60a65 cts.


WILMINoToN, November 20.


No rain having fallen since our last report, the
tie produce arriving. We give below o succinct
statement Of the markets as they


NaraI Stores-SaIes of Turpenrne have been
made during the past week at $3 so TO So 60.
This morning we learn that 500 barrels sold
at SO Sc. This we quote as the market price
Idr-Sales. the last we have 10 report, were made
on yesterday at ST. rs. Bare on the market. Ro-
sin-Common Rosin we quote at our last report.
We have no. heard of any sales during the last
week. Spirits T'urpentine-No sales TO report
We think 55c is about the price.


Timber and Lun,6er-Some six or eight RATS Of
Timber have come down since last report
which sold readily at from Sc 81 for fair quail
ties. The last sales we have TO report were made
at $6a. Some inferior lots have been sold at from
SIS 10 $54. The present price for fair Mill timber
we put at Sc TO 81. RiUer Lumber-Little or
of this article has arrived since our last re-
port. We quote the price as follows Flooring
boards $132 to $14. Scantling Sc. Wide boards
81. Journal.


FAYErrEvILLE, November %.


The receipts of cotton for the week have been
quite light, and no change 10 notice-the receipts
thus far have been lighter than usual. We still
quote to ST as the going price. Flour has come
in pretty freely and sells at 25, so and IS.
Flaxseed l IL to 20. Corn is in demand, and
we have heard of sales al 624 cash. Peas so 20 55
Bacon 8. Pork Al to 5. Wheat 90. Rye 90
Oats 90 cts. CdroLinidn.