Upland and Flor. Mobile and n. O.
8 600 bales. & mn haleS
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Upland and T tor. Mobile and ". o.


5000 bales, 5000 bales.
n15 S15'Ioi1 10 good ord loI lo8 log IL. :
Mid to good mid IL a III III III
Mid Mid fair 10 fair 118 124 I2 124.
FuIIv fair 10 fair 123 a 13 13 Ia


Exports from the United States:


Since 1st September last l,066 1886.


Same time last year 1,515,259.


In Wilmington on the 22d instant, the prices
Of Corn, Flour, Naval Stores, &C. were as follows
ne quote from the Journal:


Corn-Has got down to IS so cents-anivals
,mall-but market abundautly supplied. Meal 95
cents 10 81. t


Fyour-CaraI retails at Ss; Fayetteville -four
.hed al Sc Sc so, DO buyers. .....-


Hqy-50 bales sold at auction a few days since
H6l cents.


i6Easses-Received from Cuba, 20 hhds.. 32
isrces and bbls, few hhds. of which have been
sold at 23".


Narai Stores-Sales this day as follows: Per
vessel from Shallotte, 81 as for Yellow, and So
Is for Virgin Dip TurpenIine. Per Railroad, Yel-
low 50 so. Sales were made yesterday for prime
new Virgin, per Railroad al So 05; Cd years Vel
low Dip So 60; aDd that brought by Boats, Vir-
gin al So TO-; Sd years Yellow Dip So 40. We
hear that So 40 for Yellow, and SO 80 for Virgin,
per Boats, were offered this morning. but sales
bad been effected. Turpentine arrives slowly, and
there is considerable competition with the distillers
Tar is also scarce-Iast sales al ST. So. We hear
that so bbls. of Spirits IMrpen!ine brought, this
week, "a C. per gallon" s-E
The Fayetteville Carolinian of the 24th inst
nys: There has been a considerable decline in
Flour, Corn and Wheat Sales of Flour at and
below So Corn IS to 70; Meaf70 cents But
Tae of any other kind Of produce offering. Bacon
: ~ to 9. No other change worth noticing"