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The sales of cotton in New York the 9th before o'clock P M 100 b. without any feature in tn, market.

 In Flour, good brands of Genesee were selling at $6 Exchange sterling is quoted at sl ea prem. Mobil, | s4 s. N. Orleans 45 a 4.

 On the 9th the sale of stocks by the Comptroller or account of the suspended banks, took place. Among them 5000 Alabama t sixes, ls42, sold at ss 94 | 10000 do Ayes 1865, a 6l a62a

 U s. Bank stock improved }c while the bills were se ling al a discount of 29 per cent.

 The Journal of Commerce. in accounting for the that the New York State Loan for three millions succeed, says-"Capasts prefer per sst, to per cent at par for the per cent in the end yield Is per cent more than the per cent" The Journal then urges the issue of State Treasury noes which says are preferable State socks for the that Sin ferrng Treasury notes, have only hand the note; but in transferring stock must go to the office and sign your uame and the parties must both ded for all the world The interest stocks paid at the office, and requires labor, besides signing of receipts. Bnt the buyer pays the interest

 Treasury note up to the time of the purchase and at the end principal and interest paid together Trea- sry capital remittances or pocket money- They can be enclosed and sent by mail any where but stock cannot change its locality without much ble."

 On the 10th there activity in the market. At PIP. NJ. the sales 1900 b. among them $50 fine Up- lanj at He. Exchange Mobile s4 st N. Orleans per cent.

 There was great futtering among the Wall street in anticipation of the veto

 In Philadelphia, there a slight improvement in U S. Bank stock. The Governor of the had ordered the Attorney General bring suits against the Kenng Ion and Southwark Banks in consequence of their ref sal to comply with the demand made upon them for proportion of the loan which the Governor required them per cent and which under their charters they were bound to furnish.

 CHARLESTON, Aug. IA.

 There increased inquiry in the market for Up- lans and holders easily obtained their prices The sales of the week amounted lO42 b. viz 40 at & 5s at s s7 at s AS at sa r at g atsI 5 at sl l27 at lO ll3at lOl lOs l66 lOl O3 and 6s bags at lie per lb.

 Al Bank meeting, held in Taadega recently, resou- were passed asserting the inyidous distinction made by the Montgomery and Auauga meetings in seec- ting settled debts of lsIO and AL to the exclusion of those previous years One of their resolutions asserts that f the settled debts of ls4e and Al should be raked up and published those of 1885, s4 s5 s6, '37, ss and '39 should also be raked up and published"

 What the precise object Of all this s rather obscure but presume that if the debtors of ls4O and Al have publicity and credit given to them for set ting their debs the debtors previous years should be placed in the same category. committee of the meeting to examine into the bank liabilities of the county of Taladega reported that there the least appearance of fraud committed up- the bank by any of its citizens except the signature 'f Felix c. Mcconnell which he declared, and the ng believed to have been forged to of exchange.