Stock on hand.
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Stock on hand PIP .S33 SUGAR-The demand good but sales are limited, owing to the rainy weather of the past week. our last weeks quotations have been maintained and the market has now an upward tendency-extremes 5a to T cents.

 MoLAssEs.--This article has been in demand and we retain our last weeks quotations; say 235 to 2l cts per gallon, and on plantation 20 cts per gallon ToBAcco:-During the past few days the market has been quiet and the sales do not exceed $50 hhds we notice no change in prices We quote for infe- rior and common lots F to cts, for X to g for seconds, and to 4 for frsts; fair lots ?! 3, and A.; fine lots P S and 4 selections from fine lots 23 to 5, 32 to and 49 cents per pound.

 FLouR-The demand for flour is limited, yet full prices are obtained We quote the ordinary brands of superfine, S4 50 and choice brands $4 75 BAGGNG X BALE RoPE.-For these articles we do not alter our quotations of last week, the stock is large and increasing.

 WHIsKEY.-The market has been dull withoutan change of price, quote rectifed l91 to 20, com mon 21 cts per gallon.

 CoFFEE.-The demand is moderate, and former prices steadily maintained with an inclination to advance, we quote Rio 6s to T, Havana to ', Laguira to 7s, St. Domingo 5 per ID.

 SALT.-There has been a sale since our last of 5000 Sacks on shipboard at $I 30 for fine, and Sl 02 for coarse, from store we quote SSl 50 to sl 5 for fine, and Sl 10 to Si l5 per Sack for coarse