Stock on hand,
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=-.-SUG AR-ITlt demaGdiar sugar has been very an imated the past week, and 1000 hhds have changed hands al full prices the demand Is principally for the west but some few lots have been taken for the north. We quote inferior and ordinary 5 to 5 :; fair 6 to g.: prime 65 to 6 choice to -

 MoLAssEs-This article is gradually looking up, and prices have slightly advanced since our last quo tatioAs. 4 good article in Cypress bbls will now command 26 cents on the Levee; it is selling in store at 2S cents

 FLouR-We have no alteration to make in quo tations of flour. The supply on hand is good, and demand slight, principally confined to consumers and city trade,

 PoRK-In consequence oflarge arrivals, pork has declined since last. We now quote mess 80 M. o. $sS; Prime $6 75. The stock on hand is very large, and is increased by daily arrivals.

 WHIsKEY-Owing to very limited demand, pri- ces have decreased since last; good article of rectifed can now be had at Is to l9 cents; common p cents per gallon.

 CoFFEE-The demand is good, and prices firm We quote Havana G. to T ;l}io : a74; Laguira ' l to 7lc. per pound.

 BAcGING AND BALE RoPE-Tha demand for baggng and rope since our last, has been very linn tied, the stock on hand is large and constantly mulating, which will have tendency to reduce prices at present. We do not alter our last weeks quotations.

 SALr-We notice sales made from ship of coarse at $l 03 and SI 9 to $I 27 for fine, from store prices remain unchanged The supply is equal to the demand, and as many vessels waiting for car goes have not discharged yet, so soon as they are taken up and discharge their cargo of salt, may look for decline in prices.

 CoRN--The demand for corn continues good. We quote white and yellow shelled at 70 to 45 cenls- Oats in bulk g to 9 cents per bushel.

 NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

 