Grocery. Produce and Provision Market.
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Pnces-Mobile

 GENERAL REMARKs-We have no change to report in the general aspect of business since last week nothing beyond light retail demand prevails in any department o trade and our wharves and principal business streets exhibit all the quiet monotony usual in the son. Imports have been light but fully up to the de- nand Prices Of some articles of provisions reduced and aIl also groceries the market Is extremely hea W. and sales any extent cond not be effected without A considerable from quotations The Big Iea and Warrior sers very low, and t is doubtful whether the smallest steamers ascend much beyond Demoos a boat now I'D for each. The Alabama is d so low still naVgable high Montgomery. Since this day week we have hadseveral fine rains.

 BAGeIso RoPE-Kentucky Bagging l2i0121S cash, and l3t0 l3hc on tme rope 5D53s and 51aO64c, very DAcos-The market heavy, with a fair supply and ve- y limited enquiry prices drooping We quote hams, in kind from to l01ac sides 7D714c, and shoulders Dc for Cincinnati smoked.

 BuTrER-The receipts of Western considerably ex. ceed the request and holders offering and when prac tca6e forcing sales at very low fguressay l20l4c for good sweet.

 CHEEsE-Westen 20 l0c-light supply and request.

 CASDLEs-spem 27O29c, dull; supply good

 CoFFEE-With very moderate stock, the market re- mains without any signs of lfegrocers fairly supplied, FLoUR-This article continues in the same depresse d state which has characterised for several months in deed we have never known the article low and iasnnptedy dull for long period as it has been this The stock large and holders offer at slight superfne Ohio; Missouri from S494lD5

 GRAIa-The supply of shelIed Corn is erge with linn 3led regular sales for city sumption at 4643c per bushe. Oats, fair supply at 4O(042c, dull.

 hAY-Dealers keepup their stocks by imports from N. Orleans and retail at S per 100 lbs for North River Supply very light.

 LARD-A good article in kegs sells in small lots sz0 HMc per lb, which is fraction lower.

 LlME-l2O hhds of Philadelphia received during week, winch was sold to arrive in lots to builders al g. hb bbs to the hhd Thomaston has been sold g. 10 fo one ot o oO bbls and etais heretofore at S3. godily expected.

 LUMBER the last fortnight there has been fi dnand and several cagoes contracted for old prices for export to Northern and Eastern cities which is Ioadng Mill rates for assorted hantabe S9DIO pei M. Slaves are entirely nominal at extremes of Sl5l73O A vessel loading for Boston with full size stayes which with two previous shipments were boIght during inc past winter at $25030 per l2OO

 MoLAssEs-There is no demand prices nominal at 3Oc with moderate supply. "

 PoRKPrces trife lower, holders of Mess offering At &l4Ol44 per bbl-very trifng sales. fair snnnlv of hIes-olher kinds scarce. r'' -

 RIcE-5upply light, with retail demand at 40416e

 SUGAR-The market continues without change dull with good stock, portion oft however not now offer ing. We quote extremes New Orleans 5AO6s4c.

 sALT--No transactions and demand. Prices from warehouse Sl 05(Dl I0 nominal The of Iiverpoo Is very heavy for the amounting about 22 O0t sacks exclusive of retail parcels in groces hands, proba ply 3D40O0 sacks Stock time last year lO6 ]2l 100 sacKs-price Sl 25GDl 371z.

 WmsKEy-Prces remain last quoted 2G02I1<c fo Jech6ed; al fair supply and limited request.