THE MARKETS.
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NEW YORK, October TO-


Since our last, we have received dates from Eu-
rope to the 18Th ult, which has had good deal of
Influence on our market. Flour and wheat have
both advanced in consequence of the news, and
very considerable sales have been made. The
Cotton market, however, has become depressed,
and slight dec Inc has been submitted to. The
filling up of the Erie Railroad has given increased
confidence TO business. This, with the prospect of
continued peace, has given new life and conf
dence. The weather is now delightful, and our
city is crowded with strangers We have rarely
seen SO many strangers in cur streets, and our
hotels overhowing. The travelling on the
North River is truly astonishing; the number of
boats and their extraordinary size is altogether
unprecedented, and the fare has been reduced to
mere trifie. We have never known a time when
there has been much calculation for future busi-
ness at present. Merchants and tradesman of
all kinds making large calculations for the fu-
ture. Manufacturers of every kind doing
most prosperous busInessI-cottons. particularly,
Notwithstanding the increased quantity made,
seem TO be in as active demand as ever. . =


Express


Cotton. On the first receipt of the steamers
news there was a depression in the market of
nearly cent; since the prices have recovered
all they had LOST and there is fair business doing


Naval Stores. Since the arrival Of the steam
er, orders have been in the market to buy up all
the Rosin IN the market; and sales of 100 to
10000 bbls, embracing all here and the South,
have been taken at 55 up to 70 cts /; North County
20 95 cts. Washington and Newbern Turpen-
tue, 2,s74, for 2SO lbs; Spirits, 40 cts.


Grain In consequence of the advance on
Flour Wheat has gone up 5 cents. About 10, 900
at SO TO 102 cts. Rye has also gone up 10 50 cts.
Corn is scarce-Southern is selling at So cts,
weight, and Northern go cts. Oats have declined
and sales at 39cts for Canal. -...-'- -.