Rerieu of the Neu. York Market. .yan. 21.
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Rerie,o of the Ne,o- York Market, Jan. 27.

 We have advices from Europe down to the l6th Dec The cotton market sif continued to improve. The money market easy, and American securi- ties fast coming into favor-the balance of trade decidedly in favor of the United States In our own city there is nothing of favorable character-he banks getting tighter and tighter and none of them pay out their own bills. If things continue as they have done there will be nothing but Eastern n circulation. Flour 1t will be seen has declined full 50 cts bbl -this is the greatest fall we have experien ced in long time. Although the rivers are open, there are bu, very few strangers arriving. The Small Note Law and the Sub-Treasury scheme are still be- fore the Legislature and Congress, and until there is some action on these important measures cur money market must continue in an uncertain state.

 Cofee-There is no life in the market, and much less doing this than last week, with no improvement in price. Sales of the week as follows:

 1900 bags Brazil, 10 l-2 to D

 250 do Laguira, 10 I-2 to II

 300 do triage, IA to 7l-2

 400 do Sf. Domingo. 1-2

 FEaw-At last we have to report a decided fall in the Flour market. PricesAave been kept up to S5,75 to 9 for long time, but on Wednesday md Thursday holders gave way, and accepted of S925 and even at this price the article is dull Troy, and New. York, S8: By the table which wo have made up to-day. it will be perceived that prices have declined generally, and particularly in Virginia, BuE;on. Cincinnati. and