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BaggiRg and ROpe.-No change in the
prices; l23 49, cts. for Bagging, and AZ a s.
cents for Rope. Ga time l44 I54 cents, for
the former, and 81 81 cents for the latter


Sagar.--43 a 64-sales brisk.


Cofce.--Rio n SIC, Havana "a 81 Cts,
and St. Domingo g. 64 cents per pound.


No1asses.-2I a cts.


Flom.-Prices have been uniform and stea.
dy; say 81 40 81 IS per barrel.


Pork-For Mess Sll and 5ll 80; Prime
so $40 SO; NJ o $40 80 SIl.


Lard.--43 a 7 cents-thc demand is dull.


Bacon.-Hams are plenty at 4 cents; sides
are scarce and in good demand at 4 Il cts;
shoulders 81 to - cts. t. .s.. no,


WhiskeV.-22 % c.; prices advancing.


Corn,-3S 40 cents. The receipts are
about equal to the demand.


OatS-29 30 cents per bushel in bulk, and
81 and 35 cents in sacks. The stock is light
but ample for the demand. ...


Rice.-From 81 TO 4 cents per h.. .7a


Tcas-Tmperial and Gunpowder, in small
packages, so 55 cents, Young Hyson IS a
40 cts, Powchong 40 45 cts, Souchong IS
40 cenis per lb.


S0ap.--Boston No. at A 5 cts per lb.
Refined Sugar,--No loaf and crushed l24
- 3cents per pound.