Ne7v York .4hrH 8.
The Markets.
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The excitement occasioned in our market
by the late commercial news from England
still continues. An immense amount of cot.
ton, coffee, and other articles, changed hands
yesterday, at small advance from the pri-
ces of Wednesday, and the spirit of specula-
tion still walks on Exhange and about the
mercantile houses, wharves and piers, seek
ing out the means Of making money. In the
general hustle, some will pocket many thous-
ands, scme will lose large sums that might
have been .made, and very probably, some
may, SO overstrain the poN.t as to suffer
heavy losses when the tide begins to turn.


The city of New York, it is supposed, will
be benefited THREE or FOUR MIL