Revie,O ofthe New- York Market, Oct. 2l.
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REMARKS Congress has broke up, and the results of their labors are before the nation. The extension of Merchants Bonds-the postponement of the fourth nstament to the States. and the issuing of Ten Mil been done. The first bill will give temporary relief here; The second may relieve the Government, bu. The issuing of Treasury Notes will also relieve the Secretary of the Treasury from immediate embarrass- can have any influence the domestic exchanges of the country, is next to impossible, We have had fleet of packets in from Europe the last to the 18th Sept. The political newe except as to Spain is of no importance, Commercially there is better feeling. Cotton the great staple, was well sustained. Money was abundant, and a better feeling manifested to- wards this country. Our Fall Trade is falling of, and the crowd of strangers are diminishing. ,.ss

 FLOUR-The transactions this week have been much lighter than those of the preceding, the arrivals having been less. The week began with a good deal of firmness, but prices fell off about 25 cents and again rallied little. It is now getting very late in the season. and it is not expected that we can have more than month of receipts. The stock on hand at present does not exceed twenty thousand barrels The demand here from the East has fallen off

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