From Lecy's (M. O.) Price Current Q
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 August 24.

 CoTToN.- since the 16th inst. of Louisiana and Mississippi 127 bales. Cleared in the same time, for New York 168, Boston 65; together 253 bales; making q reduction in stock of II6, and leaving on hand inclusive of all on shipboard not clear ed on the 22d inst. q stock of l0l7 bales. Of the seven bales ,lanOunced in the news papers as mew crop, (mconectly) one was sold at 16 I-2 cents, and 23 others of the old crop at Is cents per ID. round. There is no Cotton for sale, and nothing is said on the subject. The picking IS now general, and the crop is good and abundant. SSuaAR.-iS5fnaii sales at former rates, IS all that we have to notice. The cane IS every thing that could be desired.

 MoLAssEs.-A few bbls continue 10 find their way to market, and command 26 cents per gallon.

 FLoUR.-The demand for the Mexican ports ias given animation te the market, and reduced the supply on hand. Last sales @6 per bbi.

 LARD IS rather dull at I 0 per lb.; the sup ply on hand abundant.

 WHisKEY is as dull as ever at former quotations, 27 Q 2s cents-no sales. BAcoN HAMS are m good demand al 10 cents per lb.

 Poak is scarce-demand small, but price advancing.

 LEAD, ric-The last sale was S5 I2 Ia per 100 lbs. No arrival this week. BAeeiNo AND BAIE Rorg.-Allin Toar- ket being h few hands prices, have adgan-