COMMERCE, TRADE,t Sc.
{"character_count": 2313, "word_count": 414, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9422000050544739], "ccnet_perplexity": [1234.9000244140625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
Our papers to-day of the st inst. from New York, and the S0h ult from Boston. At that time the Brtan- mia had not arrived, although momentarily expected

 The packet ship Utica from New York for Havre, took with her s24 ,OeO principally in Mexican dollars.

 An injunction served the lst upon the officers of the North American Trust and Banking Co. requiring them shew why receivers should be appoint ed to wind up the affairs of the institution.

 The transactions of the New York Cotton market for the three days ending the list inst were lO50 Upland and Florida M T ta otc; 200 Mobile si Hi 400 Orleans sa llt-osether l65Ob. The arrivals were, from Texas 2i b s. Carolina 4at total 4s7 D. Total import from lst to 3lst Aug 7Osl b. Export from list 18th August, 9,725b.

 us. bank stock was selling st II lat

 Exchange on Mobile 8 s1; Int. Ala. 9asi. New Or loans At. Bills on London sA as France 5f 20 5f 22t. tsfts

 In Boston, for the week ending 2sh ult the sales of cotton were 400 New Orleans and Upland at lOA l2c, mos. credit.

 Exchange on Mobile a i,New Orleans 4 a5.

 In Louisville, the 26th u Bagsing quoted a26t; Rope He, Bacon, hog round cts shoulders 4c; sides 4ac; hams 6t a7c. Flour, new, Ss 25.

 Pennsylvania State Stock the latest dates, sell ing 80 the dollar The downward tendency of the credit of the Keystone state has been believe rapid than that of Mississippi, and furnishes during of the dreadful consequences of the prevail ing system of banking and nanceerng The interest of this stock which fell due two months ago, is being paid by issue of six per redeemabe in five yeas The debt of the state amounts now to about 36 OOOoO the interest of which alone, probably absorbs a or the greater part of the eatre proceeds from the inter- nal Improvements upon which this immense sum has been lavshed The Philadelphia correspondent of the Journal of Commerce. ntates strongly that the day is not very far off when like Mississippi repudation will be openly advocated and successfully maintained by it's citizens. such dreadful result of the Pennsylvania system as this had been hnted three years ago. it would have been treated madness. But the path from excessive borrowing confirmed villany is always very short one M tiiEl Ess ENJ

 Bicknells Reporter of the slsi publishes table of