From the Y. o. Courier. NEAN ORLEANS MARK EFT
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SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. Sth.

 Business in cotton, sugar, and molasses has been very active throughout the week; but h western produces transactions are generally on moderate scale; prices remain too high for shipments to the North there is however, considerable amount for wardng on owners account

 There is moderate business in Exchange atthe range of our quotations.

 Freights are dull and looking down. We hear of one British vessel having been taken up at sd.- The rates for Liverpool are so irregular that we do not alter quotations, but would remark that they are nominal. To Havre We quote ct per lb.

 The weather remains pleasant and favorable 10 t-door business.

 COTTON-The market has been active through out the week, the sales amount to 36000 bales at full range Of our quotations which we have altered to correspond to present rates. The receipts the fore part of tte week rather large but the active demands keeps the stock on sale very light for the season of the year. The receipts since Tuesday amount to ,6l5 bales, exports, ll,6il, leaving stock on hand and on ship-board of lS4,534 bales

 TOBACCO-There is a good demand for seSar leaf, and for the new crop; but prices remain Mith- out change. Ne continue to quote F 43 cts per h. and for choice and seSar leal io cts c.,,

 SuGAR-fhe demand continues good anu tuli prices are obtained soon after landing, which Keeps the stock quite small. We continue 10 quot ! cts per lb. and 5 for choice.

 MOLASSES--There is an active demand, and prices have advanced to l8s l9 per gail the stock on the Levee is unusually light.

 FLOUR-The demand is moderate. but prices are without change, we quote Ohio, sa3 50 "a , 85 per bbl.

 CORN-The stock and receipts are rather light and holders have obtained small advance we now quote 40 42 per bush.

 OATS-There is moderate demand at former prices, and We continue to quote B 35c per bush in sacks

 PROVISIONS-The demand for all description are limited Sales principally for City and planta- ton use. We find no change in prices since our last.

 BAGGING-T has been some improvement in the demand this week; prices however remain without change. We quote Baggihg 10 l0zc per yd., and Rope 3 4sc. per lb.

 WHISKEY-rhe stock is increasing, and prices continue on the decline; we now, quote 20a 2lc. per gal; and in quantity only 20c can be obtained.

 NEW ORLEANS PRICES CURRENT.

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