Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-30


 the imports sssl b. The American shofl staple quoted follows, vi ordinary 5i 5t mid fair 6i 6ti fair, ei i- 6si good fair Fl good 10 fine 7i sd, which, ordinary and mddng Is deeue of a least cenimes.
 In Antwerp to the 3lst July, The receipts large ship, the Hebrew, from this place, and two from Charleston having arrived 25OO sold al sltc for ordinary and s61 for fair, being decline of lic The stock was %, ,75O against II ,9O0 last year.
 American Stocks in London, July 3l-Maryland 6ves 75i New York hves for 1885, s0 Ohio Sizes, B. Tennes Sizes a9i Il. \. Bank B.
 We have iraIsactions advise in American secur ties, and only quote the prices at which they are offered for sale and under which they might probably be had but there are no buy and in the absence of all ders the lseessness of attempting to force sales- The last advces from the U States are considered dis conragng as they shew no immediate prospect oi the payment ol the dividends now in areAr on some State Stocks aud of revive the anxiety to the result Of the arrest of Mcleod.
 There Is also uneasness to the future course of Money Market in of de6cient harvest, and cannot. under all these circumstances aAticipae spec dy renewal n investments in the various finds of the u States.-lLondOn correspondence of the Jour of Com
 Correspondence of ths Register.
 t.' LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3, ls1l.
 The heavy failures that have taken place Vienna and Paisley well as throughout other parts of the country and the continent, have created great waa of confidence and operate seriously against advance In the price of cotton money but there an increasing fear that il may become in the event of our harvest not turning out as favorable as expectedi-the move nents of the Bank England, which watched with anxiety, rather point expectation that gold being wanted for export, they have been selling Con sos reduce their circulation which moderate Under all these dscouragements and animation in the manufacturing towns, and considering our very heavy stock of cotton, cannot look forward with confidence any material improvement indeed have lost ground within the last days, consider prices i'd per lb lower than they were the 18th ut chiefly however in the low and middle qualities and there offering than the demand takes off which always gives the buyer the advantage, at the same lime we do find any great pressure in the market Although growing crop in sections of the country will be late and consequently precaous, yet the report of up this time good and the spnners are not encouraged by the state of trade prospective prospects 10 do more than huy from week week supply their wants. The the week ended the 23d ult were ls2O bales and for that ended 3Olh ut they 2O22O bales, of which sO6O Upland 54 T; 725O Orleans 5t & 4650 AIabana and Mobile a 7 anu POO Sea Island at l3i 2ld The sales on the 2lst ut and yesterday, about 5000 bales each day, but to-day the business has been limited the sales having exceeded 1000 bales, aud the market has closed very heavily The ceipts this port of kinds the lst of January
  against Os7 s7O bales the period year, of which 969 100 were American The total stock here is estimated a 63O2OO b, against 4955OO at this
 time last year. the stock of American Cotton is est mated 5l2OOO b. or 10000 than Il then was. The weather has been unsettled since last wrote, but positive injury supposed to have been sustained by ourgrowng crops; the harvest will however be ded and ihe result depend the of the ther may have the short supply of free Grain the country, and the certainty of decline the duty has caused continuation of the speculative demand for bon ded Wheat and Flour, and quote the former sa per 70 bs and the latter has been sold the advanced price Of 30s per bb-the duty Wheat 22 per quarter and on Flour I3 T per bb Yours respectfully. ',
 The sales of Cotton in the New York market for the three days preceding the 2ls averaged about 300 per day, viz 800 Upland and Florida st Osc, POO Mo bile s l2, and 200 Orleans st l2.-making a total for the week of 25OO b. On the 2Ist the market was quiet; the foreign having had that time per- ceptble effect.
 The packet ships Liverpool and Westminster carried out about S200,0OO in specie. ll.
 II. S. Bank were quoted 24 per cent discount; Shares at IA. l4i
 Exchange Mobile et St; Int Ala. 94, New Orleans At A. Bills London 7a ei; France 5f 25 a 27t.
 Sales of Cotton in Philadelphia the week ending the 2st, were l75 Upland at It l2ti 40 Orleans good l3s, and 45 Mobile repacked, lOc. Exchange on Mobile 7s & Orleans 28 g.
 In New Orleans, from the 24h the osih exclusive, the sales of Cotton about 300 b. among which loo old quoted at lOtc 5o lOi 60new l1 66, Ot lii; 49 llt IT, lla B. 1Oa 7O os 27, H. During the week,
 few choice marks of the crop brought 2t 2ic., but the average rate about lOt 1t for qualities ging from good, middling fair to fully fair.
 The receipts were 33Ob, SIS ofwhich were new-ciear- ed in the time l03 beaving stock hand of l3 Ol5 h. against IA s56 at the time last year Total receipts of the commercial year 7ss6Os b. against 9sl 3O6 t'the same time last year.
 Some small supplies of Western produce arri- , wing from the upper Mississippi and Ohio rivers
 Freighs had declined Sterling exchange is quoted lOa French Of 7i 50 day New York bills at It II. sight 3per ct; Philadelphia 60 days t ds Boston pr prem Specie had fallen 10 Pa per CT. Texas notes quoted 4c for per city bonds r of ered.