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TUESDAY EVENING, Feb llth.

 The Western Produce Market remains thf same as noted in our last report; demand i. moderate, and no change in prices worthy o nole.

 Sugar continues in good demand a, full prices at last quotations, which were } a 42 cts per h., and 5a54 for very choice.

 The demand for Molasses continues rood but prices have given way and we now quote l7al7b cls. per gal.

 The Cotton Marke; was very animated on Saturday, the sales amounting 10 5000 bales, but yesterday and there has to-day. been but little disposition purchase, shown to the sales of the two days do not exceed .oO0 bales--buyers are holding of for a reduction in prices, which holders eyince no disposition to acceed 10 for the present-The receipts snce Friday amount to 22,770 bales, exports i5, Is, leaving stock on hand and on ship board of l44,49l bales.

 There is fair amount of business doing m Exchange at the ranges of last quotations.

 treights ared dull, and rates have gone down. We ,a now quote cotton to Liverpool l3-32 r. ltd, and to Havre l5-l6 ct prlb