The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-01

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ls. The CamRFlais news cEeated8a naple q frst-
The decIiRs,, IN the price ef Breadsfbffs ID Eng
lland il would occasion correspond
ing effect here batGsuch prOtes MOTTO case.
Although the demand for export Has In s01e meas
lure sGbsded' stfH prices have clined but very
liuie. This state of thiags has been owing TO the
crops TO market, particularly as tRey will be Com
PEELED receive lower ptices Than they have been
accustomed 10 receive" AS the season advances,
If the prices in Europe should keep down, il will
be impossible for the present 10 be sustained.
All The Grain crops, except that Of Corn, are abun
dant and there is every prespece that sfle csop Of
Corn will be at least third larger than has ever
before been known. FIeights hags again fallen to
The lowest point The great shipping interest,
which was pro6tably employed, ,5is now realizing
less than half the amount they received six months
ago. IN are now in the midst ofisahyery active
bF all Ttade-eveTP business street presents de-
gree Of life and animation rarely " thessed: Merz
Chants are here from all parts Of the United States
our hotels are crowded 10 their utmost capacity,
and everything bears the appearance Of The great
est prosperity. The Canal and River trade is truly
immen al The railroad and .steaRboat travel
greater than eVeF.1gsI5 . l-tn cdr, EDpreSS.
l. CottOn--Holders9 have met purchasers rather
more. freely this week, and the transactions have
increased. Prices howeveT,i except In afew in-
stances, have been without .a0 change. Prices
now rule uncommonly high-a6cat double what
OO-t wv So'S = oiC
ed more from adverse accounts sef the crops than
from any other cause. This is critical period
the picking is about commencing, and every thing
depends on the state of the weather. :. = -
't1as.@ . j'no Upland and Flef1 Mobile aud NJ. o
- .. .''..'a q ~ 5000 bales, :l@r2, 900 bales.
old 10 good ord III @i.,. i.2 Il. Is all,
Mid fair to fair 12S i25 II i7Tr sa laf
Fully fair to fair. ia s134' la 131la l44J
nas'9 b Export from the United States 3" ye..1
Since 1st September last '.'- -2t"1 1,203,543
Same time last year 49, 636, ,40I
NdEdL SioreS-There is an Increased activity;
and decided advance.zs Sales of 600 bbls.s Tor
pentine at So for $50 lbs nearly 1000 bbls, Spts
THrpentine have been sold al 46 a AZ cts g SGT do
Rosin go cts, for Newbeti, and 10 for w iIming-
ton; Tai so 374 62I. ! ..e'--..i ~ !,- -
'' ,f-".'|F -.'.7'- '4~ Wiinuington, August 49, q
Turpentine-Sixieen hundred barrels Of Tur-
penline have been sold since Thursday morning,
prime virgin at So, and one small lot at 81 75-yel-
low dip at $2,65, 2,7O aud 2, 2,75-and the market
cleared :arrs.p ii 3f.f, ~ ....% u .ss,,5 .
No transactions in Spirits of Turpeutiue, Lum-
Der, Timber, other articles of consequence
."'t -'+@' ~ Commercial
- d. ......... ....-, Fayetteville, August 2S.,
In consequence Of the news from Europe. Flour
has fallen 25 cents sales not very ready S. Is.
Bacon is scarce, and sells from stores al 12d cts.
There are no other alterations in prices. Mer-
chants are receiving their fall goods, but tradei
yet slack Cdrolinian.