COM MERGE, TRADE. &c.
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The sale. of Cotton in the New York market for the three days preceding the sh, ej0b Upland and Flo rda at lOc; 4j0 Mobile al Il and 300 New Or leans at 7u llI-tolal ltOo b. The receipts from Georgia 3ll b; from & Carolina l6l North Carolina s; Philadelphia 4-tola 557 Total imports from the st the sth, were sl6 b.

 The Flour market dull-holders asking rather more than buyers would submit to. Sales were made of Gen at S., which reduction of 25c

 Domestic exchange without alteration. T. s. Bank stock Has.

 Better times, we think, coming, even though the sole remedy according to the whiss National Bank is defeated. The breaking up of the old monster in Phila dephn has destroyed the only why the solvent banks there have hitherto refused to specie pay ments Public opinion in that harassed city is reaching that point when they will be obliged to resume.

 The banks of New Orleans ready for resump- ton, which we presume will be commenced the moment the Philadelphia Banks show signs of following their example, and the fall business shall have been fairly stared The people of Georgia in train for similar action, and are only waiting the movements of other states.

 In the event of these signs rpenng to rnuon the changes by spring will be in such condition show the utter useessness of National Bank. While the cur rency of the states continues in deprecated condition it has been, national institution could do little else than bring their banks and with good stnte rency that institution would be totally ineffective be- the end would be attained without it's inter ference, We only want the present and the Con gress adjourn without meddlng with the matter, and before any party shall afterwards get the opportunity troubling it, the people will be fairly convinced that we can do better without than"wth bank.

 BosToN, Sept. 4.-The cotton market was very much depressed by the last foreign news and sales few a considerable reduction from previous rates. The business of the week ending the 4th, comprised 50 New Orleans lO4 50 do, lOl; and 3OO of higher grade in small lots at l2 n Ia, 6 mos. credit

 Exchange on Mobile sA Int Ala l2 l2!i Or leans 1! as.

 SAVANNAH, Sept. 1.-The cotton market merely nom inal. small lot of mddng quality of old disposed of during the week at SIC. The stock store and on shipboard was estimated at l50G b.

 Flour selling for s79 ut retail.

 Exchange on New York sight per cent, GO days par.

 HlMBURG Sept. s.-On the lower and middling quail ties cotton had fallen lc; choice qualities ic. The ex- tremes quoted are 6 sl, New cotton was coming in fast.

 NEW ORLEANS, Sept 15.-The late dscouraging news from Europe with the virulence of the yell low ever has completely arrested operations in this market The sales for the three days including Saturday only leo of old, Ut 74c In cotton holders offering freely reduced rates but there were buyers in the market

 HAyANA, Sept 3.-Coflee, Sugar and Exchanges with alteration Flour has suffered further decne-sev- era sales having been made Sl44 l4a cash, $42 on time. The stock of Spanish Flour is immense, and sales daily made at $74 to 9, according quality. Oi Lard the stocks still further increased, being estima ted now al l9OOO kegs The price has declined to II 2 At the latter price, 53o kegs very superior per schr Hero, were sold on the 18th

 CRors.-Extract of letter in the Journal, dated EuTAw, Greene Co.,) Sept. g. Dear Sirs-l should have redeemed my promise made at parting al early day, but that wished 10 travel through this section of the country mnch possible, and judge for myself of the condition and prospects Of the cotton crop, before making up definite opinion the subject The crops good in the canebrake and very destructive. On the sandy lands the crops has been much injured by the drought, which lasted in pa- for twelve weeks, and the crop has been of from fourth to half On some plantations, where 1900 lsOO pounds cotton has been made in former years this year will not produce over to 400 pounds Tho has also taken hold lands and should the present spell of weather continue days lon ger the cotton crop will undoubtedly be short. The country has been healthy, although some bad cases o sickness have occurred"

 | the 4th inst. says

 We pleased to learn that the cotton crops in this county generally promise an abundant yield-and that corn crops are much better than expected month The late rains have materially changed the gloomy prospects of crops and farmers are in much bet hopes of having sucency of corn than they were some time past"