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 CoRS AND Corrox.--Ou Our last dates from New Orleans. state sales of immense quantities of both these staples are con ssanily increasing prices.

 On the 5th inst, sales of l57, ,656 bushels of corn were made a, Sl and there were further orders for more than the market would supply. twas alsosaid that in some transactions, more than this was given by buyers.

 In connection with this subject we may remark that every arrival from Great Britain brings us accumulated accounts of distress and famine in Ireland. Ii is thought thai even another year cannot correct this dread fal state of things, as the whole laboring popuiasioa iH some districts one leaving lheiI farms and as yet the government have nol attempted to apply any relief to this state of suffering. The destruction of the Potato crop, is said to be complete in every portion of the country.

 The Bulletin of the 18th says, in relation to Cotton:

 The market at the close continued in a confused and unsettled state, and i. would be impossible 10 make an accurate table of quo tations. Our figures below are given as ap- proximatiug to the average range of prices. sThe sales O. the three days sum up 1850 bales, and of the week, 5300.

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