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SUGAR, L0UIsEANA.-Ihere has been only d moderate demand for Sugar on the Leyee since our review last Wednesday morning, the sales having averaged abont 200 hoghcads per day, and the mar ket has exhibited rather heavy character, ewing to the increasing stock on sale, and prices have con tinued gradually to decline. A few small lots have been sold at J, and on exceedingly handsome par cels of 10 hhds, brought G cents, but large ma )orlty of the sales have ranged from II to j. cents per lb, Fair lots being worth from a 5 cents Der lb. Some further purchases have becd made for shipment to the Northern markets, but tie largest portion of the business during the last three days has been on Western account. Ih5 market fer lots on Plantation has not pet fairly opened, the only transactions which have come to our knowledge for some days past being two lots of 5J hogs-heads each taken by Western buyers, at cents per lb. Arr- yed during the past three days l03 1 hhds Cleared for New York l0s, Philadelphia I25 hhds. Boston 30 hhds Il bbls, Baltimore l39 hhds 10 bbIs, Mo- bile 10 hhds.

 HAVANA SuGARs.-Tha stocks are light, particu- larly of Brown and good White and the demand con- ,inues to be pretty fair at the rates before quoted say for Rro~n s s. Yellow 9! G0z White T. a l24 aents per lb.

 CorFEE.-We have again to remark that owing principally to the low waters in the upper rrvers the Coffee market has relapsed into comparatively quiet sate and the sales of the past few days have been only to a limited extent As regards prices however, we have no material change to notice, and our quotations for flo are cts per lb, tue latter rate for prime new crop. The transactionsin other descriptions are altogetheruaimportant being mere lyof a retail character, at about quoted rates

 ExcHANGE.-Sinceo our last there have been very heavy operations in Cotton, chiefly in Eng ac- count in consequence of which large supply of Sterling Bills have been thrown upon the market and the result has been 10 lower the rates, most of the sales having been at a7s per cent. prem; Francs continue dal but az the supply has moi been great the rates remain about the sam3 5f 3I! !e 5n D. Bills on New York are without change and sell pretty readily at E a ? for sixty day Bills, and per cent discount for sight Cheeks

 Bosten sixty day Bills l{ ?; Philadelphia and Baltimore at 2 per cent discount. Sight Checks on Boston q per cent. discount.