Crnrrrl. prrInee md pravlsi0n Market.
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 G.NgRAI iEAAaEs-Re arc n.ishie la recall to mind praygas psr in which te spring trade ." not fAr eded t o fhe pGsent Our market for gr" as ahd PfpTins has ieen very Inactive pr sA "eekH

 past and esrecia.y since the beginning of the current moath during which scafce single large operation mas taken place in any article. Taking into view the h'tS tha all hs time there has been fair attendance of c"uh customers and that the rivers have been all mp ana freight lower than usual we are led to conclude first that Inc high prices in articles of necessity has agel tended to produce this sagnaton in business ana y that the farmers and planters of this and the aooht States gradually becoming less dependent upon S o the supplies necessary for their families ana pfhtft"uS Dealers still lonk forward with hope to some improvement before the rivers become unnavgBhle In prices no of note has tken p,ace-some articles, anu esh' h,n provisions held with frmeT hand owing to he ,' parBtve light stocks and the condition Of other Imports very small hut more than equal to he 't roings. We have been favored during the WeeN Win fine rains, which, we learn has extended se,eJa m throughout tho interior. The rivers were lailne i1 m the week what change if any the rains of Wednesday may produce. unable to say The "eSt,e, es as & boen quite cold and fires indS Spensbe TOT eigh' |" e | days past . .....,,, BAda1sa AND RopE-Former henres indicate correctly the prices al which deaers offer their soeks ne, are nearly nominal, however, nothing beyond very silt tail enquiry being experienced The suPp,es q9 nv nv deIate Kent bagging l2a9+ and lSa l'ac' an" f'pe l "a 6f5A and 6GDBlic. cash and credit ,,,,, BAcoNReceipts have been very limited ana atnongh the enquiry is equally restricted the market s esuemS gaining in frnness We quote bare hams 'eec, cah vassed and eytrs cured in bbis sl3Glic s9e aa 9ac nd clear 7aidD7 slc; shoulders 5AR5Se Nhat thtHe oi request there Is felt Is chiefly for sides .,..,,.

 BUTTER-Good The best tiOSheh III mnrAeiSe"N at 20c. in small lots.

 cHEEsE-supply very light loIof superior small box known as imitation English diary sells at ls7gc -o

 CASDLEs-Sperm candles cannot he quoted over 9'(dTs cents at whole nle nominal; rsinil lots 'sfd5Oc'

 CoFFEE--Prces nominal tho market being perfectly flat We quote asking prices for Rio '4a Ac small pnfcels worked oil public sale al 3a(G':gc The supply ont ofgracer's hands quite moderate.

 FLOUR-ArrVals limited, and fresh ground held Stftcr, although bul little enquiry exists beyond the supply of ci Y We qno,e Ohio Sl,45GD4 90 and Missouri in small lots for bakers and family S+4Gj per bbl

 GRMN--Arrivai> cnnnue liberal and sales to some tent chiefly from auction houses at 45c per bushel Oats 40GI 42c--quiet.

 HAy-Frnm store in small lots 9OcG Sl per 100 lbs.

 LARD-Receipts sulight and good quality scnrce-sei ling iu retail lots at s146sAc. LIMRThe supply continues limited 10 parcels from N Orleans importers retailing out to builders for ther i'm mediate ceasities al from S2s to S3 per cask 4 cargo fIniu Maine expected in the of the next week

 LuMDER-1bere is light request for assorted cargoes for export the West Indies and home ports-prices mills steady at SSDl0 Extra descriptions and selections S 2fd IA Slaves of suitable size have been in moderate request for few weeks past principally shipments to Boston. The duiy heretofore imposed upon slaves i'm ported from his country Great Britain heinz taken oft an increased demand is likely to be experienced next season for foreign shipnent The sizes usually shipped hence have been 54 inches long, to inches wide and < o inch tbck-worh from sis to S5 per l2D inspected. It too frequently happens however that they fall short of the above dimensions and are otherwise defective render

 ing them heavy of sale lscour1ging prices One lat hns been received this of 56 inches in length by wide and inch thin edge which met ready sale at S25 and further sales could probably be effected better These all white oak timber For the British markets various sizes will be requisite12 inches long brod and thick 3O 37 and fl long wide and Ia 2a and3ia thck-these all known white oak pipe Small slaves required to be 42045 inches long and s4GDll4 thick.

 MoLAssEs-The market very dull. with light stock, prices ruling from 30GD32c.

 PORK The demand remains restricted with moderate receipts Stock in dealers hands gradually assuming fair pfoporon holders steady at Sl41aG for the only kind in market.

 RIcE-The supply is rather better this week prices how ever remain steady at4D4isc.

 SUoAR--Noc change in prices, say 6GD6A cents for trenes nominal. The market without the least anima- tion and full stock for the season.

 SALT-Baance of one or two cargoes, and all afoat, have been sold in lots Gone parcel of 800 99c from the wharfa 95c 10 S per sack. From S 100 h ask ed No sales Stock large.

 WHIsKEY-Ligh receipts, with very limited request. and dropping prices have been the principal features of the market We quote recufed 221sdD23c.