THE MARKETS.
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. . .,,fy, .,----.-..F - NEW. YORK, October "A.


Since our last, we have received dates seven
days later viz. down to the Sd instant. The news
is highly important, and has had decided infu-
ence on our markets. Flour has fallen back TWEEN
ty-five cents barrel; Grain and Cotton have also
fallen. The intelligence has disappointed the
holders of these articles greatlY,-instead of re-
ceiving tidings of rise Of prices, the accounts
gave decline. Fresh news is now looked for
with more anxiety than ever. Our marker has
been bare Of stock of -four, grain and cotton and
the supplies are still small The receipts, howev-
er within few days have been greatly increased,
and the accounts from the North are, that every
thing is put in requisiton; that freights have i'm
proved and that the greatest activity prevails to
get produce to market. Although the Fall Trade
is passing away, yet our city continues crowded
with strangers; our hotels full, and new build
ings are going up to accommodate the multitude
that resort here for business or pleasure. The
war fever has subsided very much continued
peace with Mexico is anticipated, and the Or
egon question is not discussed. There begins to be
some fears that the Tariff may be disturbed and
this has unsettled the minds of some of those en-
gagged in manufacturing. - 80 ErpreSS.


Cotton-Since the arrival Of The Hibernia's news
there has been pause in market, and de-
cline in price Of full quarter cent pound. There


is, however, but light stock at market and holders
do not press sales. .... .... =