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elusive of aIl on ship-hoard noi cleared 3ist ultmo, stock ol' 7s,4I1 balcs.--- There has been re sulai business done. thls week, including portions oI every description, at former rates, which we continue to quote, except that oi very inferior quality, whichhas been reduced ] cent; ranging now from St to 9 cts. per ID. Among the sales oi the week. We notice particularly the following. viz: 2000 bales at 9a, 1000 at lo4, 20 ila cents per lb.,sli Louisiana and Mis- sissippi; and a sale, 200 bales of Tennessee, at Q! ccnts per 10.

 Sugar is in very limited demnnd, and that confined to Western eounlry-tl an of good quality is selling at former rates, VIZ; on nplantation 5 Ga cents per lb,

 Inferior is very dull, and does not com.

 mand so good q price as formerly. .uolqsses.~ s.~-On plantationt demand is brisk aad price steady at lo cents per gallon; in the city 2a cents is the gem cral rate on the Lcvee. casks included. 1obacco.-There is very good ir- quiry and fair demand for the article at

 the rates last quoted, xiz: 2s, B. and 4 ceris per lb., for crossed, second and

 first quality.

 flour.-The arrivals this week d,

 mount to 75aa hh!s-tAa defnsisaa Is Is

 very dull, and holders are anxious 10 sell at S4 75 per bbl., which we quoie

 asked; but buaers refuse that rate, of. Icring but Si 50.