THE MARKETS.
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The late news from Europe has occasioned
considerable advances in Breadstufs. and slight
decline in Cotton. At the latest dates Corn was
selling in New York at S5 SO per barrel, and
Flour at 81. so to 81 62 Ia Wheat, rye, oats,
&c. in proportion. ~ e. -.


In Wilmington. on the llth instant, Yellow
Turpentine and Virgin Dip were selling at 81
12 I-2 cts per barrel and the lumber and timber
market was still dull Flour was selling at from
OF so to lSs, and Corn was retailing at from
90 to 100 cents per bushel


In Fayetteville on the 18Th instant Cotton was
Flour was ofering-price s. Is to So %. Corn
was selling at 60 cents per bushel Oats from 40
to AS; Brandy from 80 to rs, and Whiskey from
~ ip Petersburg, on Saturday last, Tobacco was
dglI%and Cotton had not been so active owing to
The late foreign accounts We quote the market
at from 10 to II 1.2 cents for common up to
nrime. Corn was selling at 80 cents per bushel,
and Whea. at from 81 IS to 81 40 .is.ss '2ae
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