COMMERCE, TRADE, &c
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The news of the Liverpool cotton market by the Sus- quehanna, Is only day later than by the last steamers accounts namely the 4h ut. The sales of that day 5000 b. entirely trade. Nothing else was done for export speculation.

 The advices the money market are to the 9th. At that time 1t and per interest New Wheat had declined 2, and bonded shlings Flour was dull and stationary There had been panic in the Tea market and that the article had closed very dull

 The weather cold and rainy, and apprehen- sion felt for it's effects.

 violent storm in the Chinese seas had wrecked Fr. barque, and Liverpool and Dutch vessel. It is said every soul on board the two latter were lost.

 Since the above put in type, we have received counts by the Acadia. Her dates from Liverpool the 18th Sept. For the week ending lOth the sales o cotton at Liverpool 22 5sO b. including 500 Amer speculation and 25O American and 800 surat export The market closed heavily at decline of i'd pr b from the prices of the previous week.

 In the early part the ending l7h there good demand advanced prces subsequently the ket reapsed into it's former condion and closed pre- vious rates except in Maranhams, which were shade lower.

 The sales were sO 100 b; sIoO Orleans, c good tc fine T to 8; 7s4O Mobile good to fine 7t to 7 672O Up land Georgia do to F. Imports of the week, l2277 Stock, Sept IT, 439 100 American total stock of all kinds 579,3OO Last year, same date, 49s,30O

 The weather fine, and the crop more abundant than were expected. The London Atlas supposed tho yield will be one-sxh less than average crop; consequently two three millions of quarters Wheat would be supplied by import.

 Average price of Wheat for the week