The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28

The Mobile market on the l9h inst met with contin
ued moderate enquiry from buyers aud the transactions
othe two days previou. amouneo 10 aoo OF so pales
The sales been almost exclusively confined to old
crop coons the classification OF which about mddng
fair and Tor which we understand 7!ssc in currency
The intelligence from the interior of Alabama respect.
ing the incoming CROP is rather more favorable than
hereto ore-hough the prospects OF even average
Weld are based upon the of late frosts and
favorable weather during the residue of the season.
Frsn other sections Of the cotton growing region, the
accounts continue to be unfavsrable.
The Concordia Inteigencer Of last Saturday says:-
From a gentleman whose practical experience can be
explicitly relied on and who has recently returned
from long trip into Mississippi and made much obser.
walton, We learn that the crop gives every indication of
dulged in the prospect of tolerably full crop find that
upon the examination otthe cotton Ge,ds that tho stalk
is not well boiled, and those maturing, open slowly
The weather for the last few days. has been favorable,
yet we have heard Of excellent cotton picking.
South states that by the 10th of September usual
for hint have not less than four hundred bales Of cotton
In New orleans but that during the present season.
to the same date he has not shipped single bale, and has
but about one hundred picked In conversation with
meIous rlanters 10 lenses Concordia and other par
We hear OF sales OF Gennesee -four at 81 375 barrel
Our stocks are increasing.
In Boston from the 2ls the 25h the stock of Flour
has increased by upwards OF 10 bbls but learn of
large operations. The rainy weather and unsettled
opinions ofdealers were probably the preventing
lot OF oao is reported TO have been taken at st pro
badly or shipping Genesee, Chapel brand sales at s4s
and ier Stafford 81 ISL Common brands in ten barrel
63 for large lots Sales OF Ohio small lots from
at SAY We have sales Of grain to quote, and prices
remain unchanged
Offers made in Buffalo the 25th inst for wheat
at ~ 7s and cargo of Cleveland 400
taken 1t the last mentioned price There in the
market every variety OF samples which give the milers
tree choice 5000 bushels OF very fine Southport Is
aoa and hell above six shiilings. There has been
transactions in either -four Western brands
not however from the nature Fittings command over So
81, unless OF a choice quality.
Sales of several hundred barrels OF street flour
ofgood mixed brands were made in Baltimore Satur-
day 81 So On Monday the price further declined and
about 700 barrels Of same description have been sold
at ST. rs. There but little inquiry for City Mills
Flour. We note sales Of two small parcels 81
s7s and Of 800 to 400 bbls at 81 90 Small sales OF sus
Quehanna Flour at 81 ST. The supplies Of wheat at
keto Saturday and Monday fair, but by far the lar
ges, portion OF the receipts continues to arrive in very
bad order. The prices show downward t. ndency We
quote ordinary good reds st 70as6 cents and good
prime at s6u9o cents Family -four white worth 100 to
l05 cents. The demand for corn is very limited We
hear of sales Of whte-it is held at As Small
sales yellow at 46a4s cents Oats had improved Sales
at ~ as cents, the latter for prime parcels We quote
Nd. Rye ut 50 cents.