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Stock on hand, not cleared, 97 7938 bales.

 Iobaeco.-ln Tobacco there has been very Iitle done in the last three days We haze heard of only one sale of about e hhds Several lots have arrived this week, but nearly ali for forwarding. Holders are very finn at our quotations, which we eoatinae say-Choice 5 6c.; Fair F a 5c Fine 3! a 4c: Common - Be, Inferior d } c.

 Stoc. oil hand, not cleared, 7,299 hhds.

 Sugaf.-Fhe demand l8f all descriptions has been very animated during the past three d3vs: nearly 259 hhds old have been disposed of al from 6 10 74c fair to prime, and alto the EHeeiDtsof new, amounting 10 abo9t 260 hhds. For the latter. prices hay yafisJ according to tho a9fa5 Of dralaaEe ua- dergoae, aad difference in eolo and grain have sold PropoTtonable lower on account of being green We notice something of an Improvement on the pri- ees o last week. The last lots landed were readily taken at 6 2, 5 and 6c. One lot Plime was sold at G, and one lot, by retail, very choice. at c to z cents.

 Colico-The demand for Rio Coffee has been steady during the past three days. The stock is very much reduced and prices firm; 7c. s freely offered while holders demand a Sc, and sales have been made at 71c. per pouad

 Bagging and Bale RoPa.-The demand for thase articles has rather improved within the last three days, without, however, causing any ehange in faics which arc, for Bag&iag, l05 a He; Rope, a | e.

 FLoGR-The Flour market remained qaiet until Thursday morning, when uaiayorable accounts of 

 immediate activity, and abont l0,a00 bbis chan ged hands at an advance of 314 j0c per bbl. The receipts are quito light, ant the stock in first hands nearly exhausted The market Was quiet yesterday, with probably slight advance on the transactions made. We enoW quote St. Louis, choice.

 i 75 Illinois and Country, $l 50; Ohio, 437g a $4 90.

 RycE.-yVe notice some improvement in the de- mand in the last three days, without any change in price, viz. old crop, fresh beat J C. new crop, 5 ; ic. pr lb.

 SALT-rhe two cargoes mentioned in OUT report of Wednesday still reman unsoId. Course is selling from second hands at $ 10 9l l25, and Fine Si l5 Sl E, including dfayage.

 BANf1 NoTE TABLE.

 WEsrERN.--lndana is scarce and in demand Kentucky is sought after at our figures Me have advanced our rates of Tennessee 10 correspond with the demand Arkansas has been a request and sales have been more at oar highest rates.

 SoUTaERE.-Bank ofAo6ile is in demand at ] a

 dis Alabama State Bank has improved and sales have been made at B dis. Other descriptions are