OMMERCE, TRADE, &c
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Total Import from ls inst. ,240 bses

 The sales the llth 18th about 300 b. without any psrceptbe change in rates The stock market unusually dull U. S. Bank shares sold at IA Is; 27 II 2S discount.

 Exchange Mobile 8; Int. Ala. II; N. Orleans 4; Augusta lO Savannah 3A. On London 7A sA; France 5f s5 27i.

 The of the 18th and l4th about 400 bales per ations 700 Upland and Florida llt l5O Mobie I2a 25O New Orleans, l2 The total sales of rAs week were 3lO0 b.

 For the Liverpool steamer which to leave Boston on the l6th the demand for exchange light the following quotations; Bills London eA a &; France 5f 25.

 In Philadelphia. the fall trade Is commencing with animation. The western merchants were arriving in considerable numbers and although their purchases were somewhat limited their business prompt and safe terms.

 The of the U. S. Bank appears to be getting hope less Her stock sud notes daily growing more de- against the institution Suits brought daily against 1t on such sums cognizabe before an Alderman.

 U. S. B.SK.-We understand that the Directors of the U. Bank have appointed Samuel Jaudon, Esq. to pro- ceed to England, and act agent for that institution We did not learn whether the agency WAS general or special The great amount of American stocks in Eng land, held from the Bank collateral secnrity renders necessary the presence of some well informed agent represent the interests of the Bank and to explain the true character of the various stocks-Ph U S. Gazett

 From table compiled by the Philadelphia Ledger we cut the following list of the immense amounts which the public has been swnded out of by these corrupt nstitu tions and their dishonest officers