Grocery, Produce and Provision Market.
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GENERAL REMARKs.-At our last weekly notice, rise was reported in the Alabama river. which subse quenty confirmed the other rivers having also risen 0 feet This intelligence, with increased arrivals Of cotton from all points, has had the effect of cheering grocers pro vision dealers in anticipation of general revival of trade. The effect far beyond this is not very perce tibe although there has been some little increase In bus The weather has been wet and overcast the as two days and hopes induged that at length depend upon free communication with the interior Imports except in few articles. have been light. In pr ces, regular sae but little change, the market is howe yer very irregular, with a downward tendency.

 BAGGIsa AND RoPE--No demand We are just now at the duest period of the year-between the two the demand for the last crop being supplied while that for the next is scarcely felt before February In the time the supply is accommodating and already heavy Ken lucky llGD12lD4sO54c

 BAcos-Dull at 4zc, for shoulders; 4SD5c. for sides; and to 10 cents for haall old. Best hams retail at l2k cents.

 BuTTER-Extremes for northern I5CDlsc.-the latter best Goshen. supply large and limited sales.

 CnEEsE-The extremes of the market TO lDl1e.-the lat Ter for what s dsnomnsssd English diary. An ample sap ply of bOz-sask sserss.