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Business There was never better state of busi- uess in New York, take il all in al than exists al this moment. Cotton is depressed, and we sor- " to say that the holders of that most important oi all products are likely to loose heavily Ships too, for the moment, are not producing much income. But the general trade of the city is in a very healthy state. The produce of the West is pouring in upon it did before, Id finds ready sales at ve- ry good prices. Dry goods, hardware, crockery, groceries in fact goods oal sorts, in demand at prices which allow fair profits to the importers and jobbers. Payments are we'll made for the debts con- tracted last Sping, and large proportion of the purchases are made for cash. Business men fpll W their occupations in perfect confidence. They fear avalanche from the South, n explosion under their feet. The demon of politics seems to be pretty thoroughly cast out of commercial affairs. Men feel secure and happy in their prosperty.-[N. Y. Jour. of Commerce. llth inst.