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 ----------Prime, 103 103 fair dem'd. --------Seconds 10 l04S

 ---.----Inferior, none.

 stltfA K OH the plantation, by the ouan4 tlfys or the entire, crop, is rather looking down, and we find many willing to sell at o5 cents for good merchantable quality: at winch considerable sales have been made. some ask more, but it is thought doubtful whether t will be obtained. The market pTice IS not considered as yet fairly settl ed. For MOLASSES we continue blank quotations ,remarking that there have been Hi any engagements at market piice, when lhe planters are ready for delivery The few safes that have taken place where the afelete vas an encumbrance, cannot be quoted with propriety as a ruling rate,- CleaFed e0astWlse since the Beth Septem. Der, Mobile, Pensacola, up the river, Sgc. excepted.

 I0BACCO.--There have been few sales at enr former quotations of 24, 34 44 cents, for crossed, seconds and frsts, We have heard of some changing owners af&a traction less, and understand from good authority that 9, B A., with the per- mission of selecting, have been offered and refused. Cleared this week for New ' YoTk 677 hhds., Boston 5l; together 728 bhds.

 FLOUR has arrived freely, and met q fair demand at 5 a } 9, for home con sumption and exportation. We yester- day found holders firm at ; 50, and should the import be small next week, that price may probably be maintained The value of tbis article often depends much upon the quantity in market, and particularly so when holders at the leyee are over anxi- ous to sell {; as IS too often the case to the injury of their own interests and others in the trade.

 LARD, of a good quality, is becoming plenty, and generally held at Scents. X dealers are of opinion that they will make purchases at less rate.

 CORN, BAGGING, BALE ROPE, and many other articles of western produce. have not altered materially in price or de- mand since our last.