NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION

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 I,OuiSiana and Mississinnis
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BAGGING AND BALE ROPE.-We are stil without any operations ol imp9rtance to notice in these articles, and the market remains greatly de pressed under heavy stocks and want of demand.-- For such limited transactions as occasionally take place we quote as before say for Bageing l0 II cents for fair to good, and III II for extra heavy, Rope F cents, according to quality, terms. SIc. Arrived during the past three days SIS pieces Bag glng and 335 coils Rope.

 SUGAR, Loaisiana.-Snce our review of last Saturday morning there has been some improve. ment in the demand for Sugar onthe Levee, several lots having been taken for the St. Louis and Mobile markets. fIn other respects we have no change to notice in the market for old crop, prices continue about the same as before-say for common 6 a e, Fair G. 62. Prime a 75 cents per ID. A lot of hogsheads of new crop, received at the close oi last week, was sold for 6i cents per ID.

 HAVANA SuGARs.--The demand continues very limited, and prices are the sanefor Brown S4 62, Yellow 9I lOa, White II l25, cents per ID.

 GRAIN.-Fhe weather has been favorable for deliveries during the past few days but still there is no considerable activity in the demand, as buy for the North cannot come into the market Wth- out further decline in prices, or in the rates of freight. The few sales that have been made have generally ranged from 5 37 cents, though irac- ton higher would perhaps be paid for very choice lot of pure White. Oats have improved slightly, and now sell at 3l a 8 cents per bushel. There is no Wheat arriving and we have heard of no sales for several days past.

 FLOUR.-Our last Saturdays report left the Flour market without much animation, though we noticed some considerable sales al the close, for shipment to the North, at S 90 per barrel for Ohio and similar brands. Since then the advces from Europe and the North have brought forward d more active demand, and some 7G00 to 5000 barrels have changed hands within the pastiew days. principally on Monday, and at gradually improving raj s, ieav- ing oit at an advance of % a 30 cents per bb upon the prices of last week We note the principal sales as tollows-200 bbls common Missouri al S3 30, 800 Ohio at s 6, roo at t3 70, 500 at s 75 l000 at 3 D, 1900 Illinois and Missouri at s 75, 200O Ohio at s 80, Ito choice Missouri S4, 100 do. at $4, and 100 do. at g. p per bb Also 300 b5ls. Sour at S3 25 per bbl.

 COFFEE.-The market remains as last noticed, with moderate demand for Rio, and we continue to quote for very inferior G, G. fair to prime T z cents pr lb, the prevailing rate being 7 cents for good quality The transactions in other descfip- tions are altogether unimportant

 T0BACCO.-We have no new feature io notice in the Tobacco market since our review of Satur- day last, except, perhaps, to remark that there ap- pears again to be little more inquiry, though we have only heard of sales during the past three days to the extent o 75 hhds at aboutthe previous range ot prices, which we continue to quote as follows say for inferior D. common 23 B., fair 3s 4, fine 4 5i, choice 5s G. Segar Leaf fnone.

 LARD.-There appears to be very little demand at the moment, and apart from the small parcels ta- ken for home consumption we have heard of only one sale-a lot of 400 kegs, taken for Havana, at S cents pr 10. Besides this we understand that there are some shipments on owners account We quote for inferior and ordinary 7i, prime 8 ss cents pr ID, though only strictly choice will now command the latter rate Arrived during the past three days 3s bbls and 1880 kegs. Cleared for Liverpool 70 bbls.

 EXCHANGE--We have no alteration to notice in the rates for Sterling Bills which remain at to g. per cent premium with only limited business doing. Francs are now from 5l. 233 to 5f 32s, but without much demand The supply of New York bills is rather limited at present, and there is slieh improvement in the rates for 60 day bills which are now from ! to pr aent dis. Boston 60 day bills are F to <. and sight bills pr cent dis Phadel- pha and Baltimore 50 day bills 2I pr cent dis.