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Stock on hand (Bales) 1ol,fGs

 EECAR=-Ae have He material alteration to mlke ih our previous figures for this article. he de- naud being principally confined to western buyers and to sales of small lots. Holders are r4i rel ying on tho small stock on hand and believing that not much more will eo,ne to market We quote very fair lots to 5 inferior 10 common 55 to |, fair to c prime 65 to c; strictly choice to 1 per ponnd.

 MoLAssEs.--Tha demand for molassas continues good while the Stock hand small aud very little arriving. Prices remain as hereiolore we qnote Good lots in cypress barrels at 26 cts common otg 2 to 25 cts per gailo6

 Foatceo.-Snce onr review of last week the demand i9g tobacco has increased and thc sales since Wednesday amount to ?. i09 hhds We have no change in prices c. notice; we qa0te inferior and ordinary l0s 10 {, q to 23, and g. to 3 for X seconds and hrsts; idg lois z 3 and 1 cenls The demand is principally for Che finer qualities

 FLouR.-We noticed in our last review that the flour market was extremely dull, we have no im- profement to note We quote Ohio zsi l5 to Si 20 The stock has been greatly increased by arrivals on fals and ste-mboais, and much of the stock now on haH1 has become sear and can be purchased at "a. r,ous prices according 10 the state in which it is, some being better than others

 PoB1.-We have no alteration to make in our last weeks figures for this article we quote mess $1. M 0. so prime sG a0.

 BAGGIso and KoPE.-The market st remains unsettled, and t s extremely di1icut to arrive at any correct iist oi PIicss He iAinsh you lle pdItlcu- lars of few sales, l5Q pieces and l50 coils al l5 and G l50 pieces and 15Q coils al l54 and 6I on time l09 pieces at I3, 800 pieces at i25 cash.

 WusKY.-Since our last large lots of this article have arrived. and we reduce our quotations The datnand at present is very limited and rectGed can now be purchased al IS. common is still in de- mand and comparatively scarce, and is stiil worth 203 to 2lb cents per gallon

 GBAtN.--The stock of white corn has been great ly increased the past week and prices have slightly receded we quote now al 70 to 4l csnis, and some lots have been disposed of at 8 cts; yellow is scarce and the demand continues brisk for the West India market Some superior lots have been sold as high as 90 10 5 els. Wheat is now worth s7 to 90 cenis the stock on hand is light

 SALT.-fhis article is iii good demand, and prices have advanced; we quote coarse at g 20 to 8 30, and fine $ 30 to X 40-no late arrivals.