Grocery, Produce and Provision Market.
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 GENERAL RENARKs-Fe have reverted from week to week for months past to the prevailing stagnaton of trade and general dulness charactezng our city these features still continue, and since election Monday present even more sombre aspect The rivers now receded to so low stage that the continuation of nayiga tion by the very smallest craft depends upon the chances of rain. The imports of merchandise in the ab of demand have dwinded down to almost nothing Stocks however in the hands of grocers and provision dealers still fully adequate to the retail trade of the city and vicinity The weather has been warm and very dry during the week The general health the city con irnues remarkably good. Yesterday fine rain fell BAGaIN0 AND RoPE-Kentucky Bagging l2lG0I2lz cash aud 1901 on time rope 5a051a and 5sD6%c-very dull, with good supply.

 BAcoS-There has been change quote In prices of this article; shoulders, however are if anything little rmer-sales of Gin smoked full outside figures Hams comparatively plenty although the aggregate supply ofal kinds is quite moderate Hams range in quality etc., from ss to llc; sides 7c. and shoulders 666Ac- light enquiry.

 BurTER-Norhem sells by the keg at l7(01sc. and western 100 0lic-far supply.

 Characterization English dairy sf0i1c. and western 56Gc.-du

 CAsDLEs-sperm2 029c.-tlull supply good. CorEEE-Iolders have acquired more confidence, at the time that improved feeling Is noted on the part of buyers occasoned chiefly, believe by the ructon Of 50 large quantity in New York, 12 600 bags having been burnt in the fire of the 18th ut. We still quote Rio at 71407K in quality The stock out ofgro- oers hands very small

 FLouR-The market has been dull and prices dropping with a fair supply. We quote Ohio 5i,55 to s5- 1he latter by the dray load. Missouri brands retail from $5i4 to S53!,

 GRAIS-Corn dull at 43 to 45c. Oats vcsy dull 42G0 4ic. Supply of both sufficient.

 HAY-Small parcels continue to be ordered from N, Or leans by dealers and consumers Retail price STA per iOOlbs.

 LARD-We quote extremes 9f092ic., the outside fer prime leaf. supply Inolesae.

 LuMBrR-The big Lawrence cleared during the week for Providence and the Osceos is nearly ready Bohof these cargoes old ofders Shipments would be extensive but for the scarcity of vessels Mill prices steady at ss0l0 perN.'

 LMEales in small lots builders ts2 per bbl. The request is fair, with sufficient present supply.

 MoLAssEs-Last weeks prices 3OG032c. continue the ruling rate with limited supply and light retail request PoRK-The prices nearly nominal, nothing of mo- ment selinG holders however su at siJlDI5A for mess and Si30l315 prime.

 RIcE-Wi,h a very moderate supply and request, prices steady at 4f04l4c.

 SuGAR-The enquiry continues very light, but holders are steady at last rates-G24 S7He. extremes; in TWO instances 7AGD7hc. asked for choice. Stock sui hcient.

 SALT-Prces entirely nomnal-no large lots having changed hands since May The stock in warehouse quite heavy. Grocers sell small lots at sl ,O5 sl,i0. WHrsKEy-Igh receipts and very light enquiry. Prl- ces slightly depressedsay 2O4 2l1c for ordinary rect- fled and 24fD2I1l for Dexter's.

 PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS BANK OF MOBILE The following statement exhibits the condition of the affairs of this Rank on the Fist of July, l3i5-compnred with the