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York dates of the 18th.

 The New-York Courier and Enquirer of the 24th says the cotton market Is firm yesterdays quotations, the sales amounting to about HOO bales.

 The paper of lhs 25ih, says the market is firm with fair demand

 Exchanges-Nolhing was done in Southern worthy Of notice to-day. The may be considered nominal. Foreign remains without change. London lO93; Paris 6G 27l@5 2si.

 The money market easyi there has been apparent increase in the inquiry since the great fire; the tray the expectation Of being able 10 purchase secur ties at has brought capital from other cities Go be invested here.

 It Is mentioned that John Jacob Astor, Esq has of fered purchase million dollars bonds and mort gages from of the Insurance Companies; and that the Stocks held by them being of the strongest descrp tlon. yiE United States. New York State and City Stocks have been applied for by of the leading houses in Wall The feeling in the street and with the merchants, is much favorable, and arrange mens have already been made for rebuilding number of stores The stock of goods consumed, though large, will not have any permanent effect upon the markets The in the city very great particularly of dry goods; and the fall business however extensive may be- will not be influenced by tho recent loss

 The General Mutual Insurance Company have decided upon making whole their capital and continuing thsi' business.

 The New-York Shipping List of the 2srd, publishes list of tho leading articles consumed by the late nrs Among them 900 bales cotton and l2000 hags coee IL says the loss in buildings and goods is es n- alsd nye millions of dollars. The Insurance Compa- nes are severe sufferers of coursebut is believed they will be able 10 pay all demands against hem though the capitals sf several much reduced that three or four have determined 10 decline further risks and wind up their business Most Of the firms burn, out have procured new localities, and business goes on as usual.

 The Boston Shipping List of the 23d says, our cotton market continues in very healthy stae the demand be- ing regular and prices steady The sales have been soc bales since last The great loss of cotton by the fire in New-York Saturday. amounting 10 LOGO bales, in duces of our holders 10 ask iDtc ID more fol middng middling fair qualities, which are the most in demand.

 At Sauannah July 26th the sales for the week amount ed 440 bales the receipts 259 The market had upward tendency in consequence of the favorable news brought by the steamers. Very little cotton on the market that could be purchased under &c., The stock on hand eslimni ed al 7564 bales-535 Sen Island