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TOBACCO.-There is Ialr demand Tor this ar- ticie al last quotations, continue to quote 43 cts per b., and fer choice and fine segar lcai, 10 cents.

 SUGAR-The demand continues good, and prices are firm at last quotations, S cents per ID and for choice in small lots 6 cts.

 MOLASsES.-Thcr is airdemand, but as the receipts are rather iarge there has been slight de cline in price, and we now quote 24 2ls cents per gallon.

 eral price for Ohio is $s4 per baue there has been one or two los offered at something less, bat we hearat 2o00 barrels in two lots at that price.

 PRONISIONS.-Priees of all kinds continue to advance. We now quote Mess Pork $sl3 50, Prime $il 50; Mess Beef So 50, Prime $7 75 a $8 % per bbl.; Lard a T. cents per b.: we note a sale of 200o kegs at q and 60o at7i cts. per ID. Prime is ranarlllN hold aL T. cis.