THE MARKETS.
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! = New YORK. Sept. 26.


Since our last, we have received advfces from
Europe down TO the 4th inst The intelligence is
important The result of the crop is settled so far
as to make it certain there is be fair harvest
Trade was brisk and money abundant. The eff
feet on our market has been favorable. Stocks Of
all descriptions have advanced; Cotton has gone
up materially Flour, the contrary, has declin-
ed. There is good deal of buoyancy in the mar
ket generally,-trade is more brisk, and there is
increased confidence. The prospect OF war has
greatly subsided. in fact almost disappeared. Our
city is full of merchants, laying in their supplies
and large amount sof goods going South and
West. Ii is generally remarked, however, that the
trade is lighter than was expected. Our hotels aIe
still thronged with Strangers. There IS great ac7
tivity among the transportation liRes,-a large a.
mount of goods are shipping in every direction.


= 2 -, = 49,. Express.


Cotton Until the steamer arrived the article