Coffos, and Corn.
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We are indebted to our friend MT. Buck ner of the steamer Arkansas No. 1, for late New Orleans papers, from which we learn she consinued adsanee of these products

 The Delta of the 18th inst. mentions the sale cf 1000 Bales of cotton, at i0 tn l0i cents, for Middling aud 10 3-s to 10 5-S for Good Mailing. We understand from a gentleman who eame to this place on the No. 4, thai Moses Greenwood, well known here as good merchant and keen watcher of she market, adsised his friends then in the city who had shipped cotton to him ,oahold it fcs further advance, expressing the te- sitled opinion that few days would bring itup te n or III cents.

 An increased demand for corn has also taken place, nisins the market 5 cents. l6,000 bushels were sold chiefly a, 75 cents per bsslel far the best. shipping lots.

 This advance has been caused by adviees rsceisrd st Mobile from Liverpool, one day later than she Cambria.