Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-10-06
COMMERCE, TRADE, &c

The New York stock market, during the week ending the 25th extremely depressed and operations large. U. S. bank its lowest point, viz 5 per share.
 On the 27th at F. NJ the sales of cotton 25O b.. The market was heavy, without change in prices An injunction (says the Journal of Commerce) was served this morning the Commercial Bank al the in of the Bank Commissioners. Its affairs have been for time in difficulty keeping debtor to the other city banks constantly the of $6O S9OOOO.
 flor interesting particulars of the market New York etter.l
 Exchange-on Mobile 8; New Orleans B 4 Int. Ala. 10. Bills on London 9i; on France 5f F 5f20.
 The Great Western carried S3OO, ,OOO in specie.- The demand precious metals for foreign shipment large During the week the quantity shipped was $l097, $40, to ihe following places
 Gladiator for London. ....................S S23O,O00
 Louis Philippe for Hayre. .34G, ,00O
 Great Western for Bristol sto.................27l,3lO ,3lO
 Akbar for Canton via Liverpool ..,......... 250,OOO
 In relation to this tendency the Journal of Commerce says
 SPEcIE-The expOrtation of specie has been going for weeks past, and this week much berally than al any time before. We presume the tenden- cy will continue through month and perhaps longer It would not he strange if five millions should go of, clearing the market of the quantities oi Mexican dollars and other silver which is held merely merchandise and perhaps drawing from the banks most of their American half dollars at premium of halt to one per cent. The banks have d large of gold, which not wanted exporation the present of exchange and not likely be called for The banks thereof not called upon for specie supply the foreign demand by the presentation of claims npon them. The operation going on Is altogether healthy, for specie had mulaied here until il had become burthensome.
 There is apprehension of pressure upon the money market during the coming winter, though il would be unreasonable to expect that money will long continue plenty us it has been for some months past Various have conspred 10 render mporatons large and exportatlons small lately but couple of months will be likely to reverse these proportions. Take it all in all, trade better with than present. Our ruined city yet stands the great commercial emporium"
 The sales of for the week were 355O baes Of which 1850 Upland al lOc l,O5O Mobile at n Hi and $50 New Orleans nt 7i II. The receipts in the perod b. The general aspect of the market quiet throughout the week. and the prices without change.
 From the New York Herald take the following mo- tice of the general features of the cotton trade
 The average crop for the past five years has been it appears l,663O0g h, and has been supply The stock hand being in of that of last year. this time, about 1000 in the United States The stock of cotton in Liverpool is also in that last year, and the falling off in the quantity taken by the trade SOU week for the first six months; but the quantity actually consumed is stated in Burns Gance but 4UO per week less than last year. making decrease in The quantity of raw cotton held by the rade of ss 400 during the six weeks. This exists. however the shape of goods which il is difficult dispose of pro- ftable rate. The imports into England during the six months from Jan. l. 54l, Aug 3O have increased in all qualities of American"
 Flour had settled into something like stability, and pretty extensive transactions had concluded $6 50 for good common brands.
 AUGUSTA, Sept 30-The trade of the has fairly commenced and the appearance of city indicates that merchants fully prepared for extensive busi- p the sale of goods, and merchandise and in the purchase of the produce of the state. With regard to cotton market, not much Is doing as yet, because not much has yet in However, about 200 bales arrived yesterday, which sold we'll paroela previously received, prices gng from 7 o 64c The great rains that have fallen three weeks ago, had the effect of niurng the quality of the picked up since. It Is not clean 1t would have been otherwise, and the staples suffered by ginning while in rather humid condition. But if have continuation of dry weather for some time to oome the staple will be mproved and the will be in accordance to that improved quality.
 CRoPs.-The Huntsville (Alal Advocate of the 29th, says .i-I'
 The crop in this section Is, fear, seriously injured by the long continued spell of cloudy rainy ther. The prospect for fair crop gloomy indeedthe planters do calculate than half Lrop if that While write the flood gates of heaven open ed, and the rain Is descending in torrents"
 The Augusta (Ga) Consutonalist of the Soth, says
 "We have heard of complaints about the crops in the interior but have been informed that though they have been injured the material injnry will he sustained oA the lands bordering on the water courses"