REVIEW 0F THE NEW ORLEANS MARKET

 For He teeet, ending J9He Isl, Is4t CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE BANNER GY aA IL
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CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE BANNER sY

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 CoTToN--Although the demand has been firm for the past week We have no alteration to make in is for Couons of middng quotations for which the prices of our quotations are obtained more readily than for other qualities. Our stock has decreased rapidly the past week, and the stockton hand is now Il7,2i6 bales, while no Cotton of consequence is arriving.

 SuGAR.-We noticed in the first part of the week a slight improvement in the demand for this article caused by the wants of western dealers, many of whom have been in our market the past four days still we have no improvement in prices to note but on the contrary owing to the lateness of the season holders have submitted to a small decline anu we now quote inferior to ordinary r 10 5I common 5i to g ; fair g. 10 G.; prime q to C. strictly choice in small lots Gg 10 B. The sales made the past wee, have been principally in small lots.

 MoLAssEs-There is fair supply on hand but we notice a small decline in prices, and we reduce our figures 10 23 cts for common lots and prime lots in cypress bbIs., a 2i 10 25 cts per gallon.

 ToBAcco.-We have no alteration to make in our quotations for this article.

 FLoUR.-The market still remains in a very un- settled state Much of the stock on hand is sour, and what remains in good order is difficult to dis pose of as buyers fear it will not bear shipment Sales have been made at s3 50 the past week and some lots of have been taken at $3 p per bbl

 PonK-We have no alterations to make in our last weeks figures; but remark that the market is extremely unsetedand dull atom lofper quotations

 BAGGtNG AND RorE.-Thes limited demand for these articles has induced holders to submit to a slight decline; we now q4tote western bagging al 12 10 t3lc; rope IL 10 G.. cash.

 WHISKY .-'fhc market remains in an inactive state and prices shade lower than ourlast weeks quotations. Sales have been made the past week at IS to lSic. for rectfed, and common at 20 10 201 els. per gallon The stock hand is large and constantly increasing.

 GRArN.--In consequence of the difficulty of pro- curing vessels at a rate 10 justify shipments, the prices of sbelled corn have reeeded sales of white have been made at 35c., and yellow a 50. Much of the stock hand is damaged and so soon as slie stock is reduced we look for an advance in prices Oats may still be quoted Al 27 10 2sc. in bulk, and 30 io Si in sacks. Wheat has arrived very freely and prices have declined shade we quote whea at 75 to so cts per bushcl.

 SALT,-There have been arrivals of Tyerpoo salt the past week, and have no sales from shir 10 notice. We quote from store, coarse. ls25 t 40; fine, 50 10 l 60 per sack