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e'pIN v" W. have no Inprovetnent notice in the Flour market which remains in an eXeessVey uu e

 reonr, nrces they rsnge about tho same AS oeiote ,notaS-sas for Ohio and similar brands S3ifD5t, wtH occasional small sales at s3i from fresh arrS's a' 'h' Levee. .. . uit.v l..t and dn ring Saturday an improved demand prevailed Tor ro'h as the dealers who buy to retail come o, aJ u i tsh their stocks. and some sOO to luVO nale rhngeJ hands in various parcels mostly al l2tDl3 Fe Dbl for Mess s20l2i for M o.i ana W Prime, though these figures the has apset again into dulness.

 Bacon-Holders, in instances, have been askin. rather higher rates within the past few days, owing the advance in Pork, but the demand has improved and the prevailing prices for such limited parcels occasionally called for about the asI quo ted-say for uncanvassed hsms 6GD7c canvnssed do ad extra cured 7Ie; sides 64D64; shoulders A 44c De 10. These rates for the best qu y, in sound condition

 Lard-The Lard market is totally devoid of aninaiioa prices nominal at 6@7tc per lb for extreme quaii'ies

 Bagging and Rope-The market for these articles stii remains in quiet staie Western BnggnR Il Q l2 Rope S40D5c cash.

 Whiskey-our hast report len the market wia but a limited demand at 0l9c per gallon for RecHhed, ans these continued he the 5rday and the early part of Monday; but later in the Jay on Mon day speculative demand sprung and about l5O0 bar rels changed hands. at loAc gallon for low proof up to 9i l9l and POO per gallon, the highest rate having been paid for 300 10 400 bbs Of extra brard. The general asking rate yesterday was zoe.

 Grain-The demand for Corn continues moderate, and prices for fresh the Levee eean the before quofed-say for prime White 80 32c Oats 2t b27c per hnshel in bu k, 1id 2s Q 30 in sacka

 Exchange-Since our last the market has remained in H Ihe rates. We quote Sterling dt 94 0gi per prem and Francs at 5a7.0D5 30. Bills on NewYork and Bos- ton 60 days ae'ing slowly D} per cent dis and sight checks al i0D4 per cent prein.

 Freights-The freight market is excessively dull and the only transactions n the foreign department within the past few days have or limited lots to All up vessels previously the berhs at Id for cot ton 10 Liverpool, and 3c Tor lavre.

 The Montgomery Ioarnel of Wednesday says-1n short excursion to Auta1ga county last week. fount that the crops had suffered much from the dry ther the Prairios n this county. We nt fields of but iii instances, it was ptrced and dried. There has hardly been sessouabe rain, some of the sandy lands for elgh weeks, and unless they get showers it will be late to he of much be- ne flow ar1he drought extended we did not learn. CROPS IN NORTH CARoLtNA.-The Fayetteville Ob5er yer of the th says: we fear that irreparable inju " has been sustained by considerable portion of the corn cotton wheat and crops in North Carolina by the frequent and late rosts and the potraced dOught We have heard of wheat fields entirely destroyed thai turned their stock upon them or cora heds which the had blghtcd either in whole in part and of oats which hnd sufficient in produce either head The effect Of h is already in the rise of flour from S3a to Sj bb and of from 50 75c bushe Cotton has probably suffered less than any other crops, though it has not escaped injury.