New YoRK, October 10.
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New YoRx, October 10.


Two o'clock p. m.
The steamer Great Britain has not yet arrived She
is looked for momentarily, being out IS days.
The Constitutional Convention which was set
ting at Albany to revise the State Consttnton has
adj burned siae die--am not aware Of the result Of
their deliberations.
Business generally is in suspense, awaiting for for
eign advices. ,g
Sales Of -four very duh at the prices Of yes
terday. Some sales said to have been made at .
slight decline Dealers generally are holding Of to
ascertain the effect Of the Great Britain's advices.
There is no material change in the grain market
holders firm at the rates Of yesterday, for wheat
corn, rye and oats Supply light
Cotton is dull as last quoted. Provisions in good
request and prices slightly improved


The Stock market is rather duh at previous rates
Only moderate business doing in fraghh and prices
with difficulty sustained


No local intelligence Of interest.


The weather continues pleasant