REVIEW OF THE NEW ORLEANS MARKET

 For the sceek, ending .4pri 6, ls44 CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE BANNER BY
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CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE BANNER BY

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 SUGAR-Remains the same as our last weeks quotations The demand is good, and the receipts are slightly falling of, while much is taken on spec ulatlon, in anticipation of high prices Havana su- gars are in demand 10 to l0s for brown. and 9 to l0s for white.

 MoLAssEs-The demand for this article is ncreas- ing, as this Is the in which the merchants in the upper trade and the planters supply themselves, and prices have advanced to 24l to 25 cts for good lots. But very little is now offered on plantation ToBAceo-The demand for tobacco is improving, and the sales ot the past few days amount to 1000 hhds We notice no change in prices, and our quo tations remain as before.

 FLoUa-There has been but slight improvement In the prices for flour. The demand is not very brisk being confined principally to consumers We quote ordinary brands of superfne at $4 25; prime brands, $4 50.

 GRAIN-The demand for shelled corn is good and prices are slightly advancing. There is compara- lively but little in the market. We now quote at 40 to 43 cts per bushel. Oats are worth 37i to 40 cts No wheat offered.

 PoRK-ln this article but little has been done the past week Prices are about the same, say for Mess $9 37l $9 50 per bbl; M. o. $s 60 to $s 75 Prime S7 per bb.

 BEEF-We quote Mess in bbs, Ss Fl; half bbs. $4 75; Prime $4 25 to $S4 50 per bb. The demand IS for small lots for plantation stores

 BAcoN-We notice downward tendency in this article, owing to large receipts. We quote sides to A shoulders 2 to 3; uncanyassed hams 1, to 4; sugar cured hains to &. cts

 BAGGING AND RoPE.-We notice no change in prices for these articles since our last. The stock on hand is good, and increasing daily; but the de- mand is not brisk as is usual at this of the year. Purchasers are holding back, anticipating a decline. Wesquote Kentucky 133 to l4l cash and IA to l7 on time; rope 4s to s5s cash, and $s5s to 6i on time.

 WHIsKEy-The demand for whiskey is moderate. We quote rectfed at l9 to l9l; common 20! to 2l ] cts. per gallon.

 SALT-The stock on hand is large, and the past week we had several large arrivals from Europe. The demand is not brisk as previously. We quote fine $l 35 to sl 10, and coarse $$l to $l 10 per sack

 CoFFEE-We have had fair demand for this ar tcle since last and prices remain as before, say Rio 63 to 7a Havana prime green 6s to 7; Laguira to E; St. Domingo 5s to g..

 STATEMENT OF COTTON. l843, Sept. Ist Stock on hand, 1900 Received last three days, ld.5l6 Received previously, 722,2S9 736,s05

 TAI, 705 Exported this week, l2,ss9