THE MARKETS.
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Ne1o York april 4.


Since our last, we have receiyed few days later
intelligence from Europe. IL is OF the same gen.
eral character. American produce, and partIcu-
larIy cotton, still continued improve. Our mark
ct is Influenced in corresponding degree. Cot
ton is NOT only sustained, but there is slight i'm
provement.- The spirit Of speculation afso cun-
IInues in article, not affected by the news both
sugar aud Iolasses IN actrvp request al The
cent rise Of prices; provisions up in price, and
considerable sales continue 10 be made. Tke iIu-
provement in these leading articles has caused an
active business, and now IN the midst oil
The Sp!Ihg the city is quite in a bus le
There have been two or three failures in the dry
goods line, one of which is very large. 1t is be-
lieved the of these enbarrassments are oi
old standing. There is no pressure in the mer-
camille community, and it Is believed the commu-
niIy in sound and healthy position. The
full tide of business viii be complete as as
our Canal is open, which win be on the 10th IN
slant; the Ohio Canal will be open on the same
day, and the Welland Canal on the 1st May;- the
great chain will soon be complete. The political
horizon is quite caim-Congress having adjourne ed
Our city eviction claims some attention, but il is
not considered Of great importance. EEpress.


Cotton. The market is fully sustained. The
advices by the steamer put up prices 10 cent
since which we have few days later Liverpool
accounts; and all very favorable; the sales there
were unusually <large. The transactions in our
own market continue TO be larger than usual. The
sales of the past week have been about 1000
bales at full prices 81


.NaroL.StoresI The market IS not active but
holders very firm. North County TuIpentine,
3s25; sales Of 1000 hbls at 80 els; Whining
ton, 70 CTS Turpentne Spirits, SO 40 cts.


Money. The news from Europe, together with
the increased demand for Cotton and other Ameri-
cal produce. has afavorable influence on Exchanges
and Money generally. There is no longer any
fear any export ofspecie, consequently our banks
discount with perfect freedom. The rate is regI-