{"character_count": 6528, "word_count": 1154, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9455000162124634], "ccnet_perplexity": [1329.4000244140625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
l5oObaes Florida and Upland sI0l0g cents 25O Mo bile sdll4 and loo New Orleans s4dll4, including some fine qualities higher making together ls50 bnles

 The arrivals were rom

 Mobile. .422 bales. south Caroline. ..,............l,5 Il ,592 North CarohnH. .................,..... Total. otal.......,..................2 2U2l bales. E'pou from Isl to Fist July. O34 bales. On the morning Of the 2elh sales about S0O bales. | Exchange on Mobile is quoted al g. on New Orleans St bills on London 7!@st on France 5f 3o@5f s2! There were no transactions in stock except India nabonds, which sold al 57.

 Ne learn from the New York Express, that the state ofGforgia has made full and payment of it's loan to ihe Phoenix Bank This loan about three hundred th'usand dollars contracted three years ago ana the State has from time time made payments un uithe baance stood Al about hundred and twenty thtdsHnd dollars Week before lasi the commissioners pal of the balance in cash It b due says the Express he credit of the State, to say that they have always patth interest and have had the in the Banks oftM State hut from the deranged condition ofthe cur. ren'y 'he amount could be earlier placed here and nowit has been done severe loss in the rate of ex change

 

 porter, is abundant and in ltle demand Business was ddl and the Bank. had the conclusion 10 make no atemPt al reaumpon until the charter rejection ot Bank bin is adopted by the present or the next ! Corgnss

 Coy ioer had succeeded in obtaining the loan of three and hslf per on the capital of fnnr "-""s. Halted sraies were selling al l'l stock nanet dull

 CHARLESTON, July 3l. The business in cotton was confined principally to Up- ans, and for the filling up of cargoes The advance of cet which obtained the previous week, was firm. The sale the week amounted lO27 haes Of Upland al prics ranging from 72 II long cotton, saw-sn- ned, pG22 Seal Island 25d31 cents.

 ENhange on England per ct prem France 5f 5ND5f 25 lew York and Boston sight cheeks Il 50 days pr cent ls.

 NEw ORLEANS August |. The,ales of for the preceding three days were loo bals including bale of the crop for fully fair lc fair los The forcing new cotton the nor ket erly expected have very preiudica effect on price,

 Freiehs dull al 7-lGhs to Liverpool; New York S2 per bale.

 The nlmher of bales of cotton shipped from New Or leans durng the nine months previously to last satur day is 79433 In the time there were 5O 46O hhds

  2,732 bbs The exports of four 292,264 bbs re cepts 46O,eG. The receipts of whiskey were 67,225 bbls expots 3l ,l22 hbls.

 The Paris Correspondent of the National lntegencer says under ate of July l, ipropOs, of oans you must not suppose that of Texas have been effected as is said your sde of the Atlantic. The Messrs. Laitte did undertake it, any part of it, on their own ac- count; the French have not subscribed Systematic still wa,ed against by the press. What success il may obtain Iollaed know not. The Dutch govern ment tselfis apotent borrower" The consequence o this doubt hanging the Teyian negotiations has been to depreciae tn, credit of the Republic in New York still farther.

 The Union Bank, Mississippi, Jackson branch, which robbed som,time since, has recovered her bills ant the gold coin, bat silver. seems that the restitution of those funds made through the agency of one o h' hank officers who received an anonym letter deslsna ting the place where they were to be found lh' circumstance has excited suspicon and s believed the affair will undergo investigation. serious eAcitemen prevails in Jackson.

 CuRRENcy-Wefnd publication in the last Angus la (Geo) Constitntnnaist signed by one hundred and thirty Merchants Factors and citizens, stating ha after the Of the next business season they will ana pay the paper of sispende' Banks only AT fnElR SPECIE VALUE.

 Simultaneously with this x similar meeting was ale held in Michigan, which il was resolved to take tn notes of no non specie paying bank notes, and inviin from the Eastern cities pnrchasers of produce, &c

 This is The way get rid of currency. This is an plying the ouchstone 10 separate the gold from the al loy-the real stuff from the false shadow. The Pabh have this matter in their own handsas long they gulls enough paper trash for money, SC long wi men be found roeues enough impose il upon them.- | ,l. tla htap they do not apply it vigorously. If the Banks cal evade the laws, they he subject to correc pubi opinion and the effect will be- to drive into ackipwed ged insolvency every institution whose credit and mean are fictitious. Our own State is fast approaching tn crisis and before long shn have men in eeislt ure who will dare be just and vndicate the honor the Sate and redeem the people from the ntolerab burden of worthless currency. CROPS IN ILLINoIs-The wheat crop in Northern Ill nos this season is abundant, and of the finest quality The stalk is short the heavy and the grain { commonly round and well filed The quantity of Ian sown with wheat much greater this than usual The corn crop, though places little injured the drought s on the whole very goo and the oat promises. to yield fair average These remarks app 10 all that large tract of country extending from the tre of Illinois northward.

 CRoPsIa WIscoNsiN,-The wheat fields of Wscons are said to be unusually productive this year The SC and climate of that Territory among the finest m | world for wheat,

 The Cincinnati Gazette fthe 18th ut, says that Il crops in Ohio will aford average yield, and the counts from Indiana Kentucky and Michigan show tn the same will be the result of the harvest throughout West ern States,

 The crops near Macon Georgia, appear also 10 be in hourshng condition The crop likely 10 be abu , dant, and the crop is very promising, The Savannah Republican says that the cotton H corn crops in Thomas, Baker, and Lowndes counties State and through all that section, are better tn have been known the settlement of that pa of the country.

 CROPS IN NEW YoRK.-The wheat crop in the we' ern counties of New York from Ontario to Erie, IS ve small and likely yield more than half the avera amount. In Ontario county, containing some of the wheat lands in the State, there are fields which worth swinging the cradle through. In Madison a Oneida counties and the neghborng region, the produ II is likely 10 be much larger.-l Eve. Post

 FIRE DEPARTMENT ASSOCIATION. IT The following named gentlemen have been appoii ed the Relief Committee for the quarter, viz