Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-27

COTTON-We have received by boats wagons and
ferry since this day week ss bales and exported 4Os bales
Morea to New York Qhe first export of the season.
leaving stock on hand including ali ship-board
cleared 24e bales against G677 time last year.
In last weeks review sales of 60O bales reported
the first business transactions in staple since the
mencement present commercial season. Since then
and during the week just closed the market has elapsed
into inactivity and but little enquiry has prevailed buy
ery they aege being deferred by the high prices and
rnness holders The largest proportion OF stock is
either held under high limits in the absence of the
principals not now oering-the balance, what con-
sidered by buyers fairly on the market at
rent rates does not probably exceed 304OO bales. We
have sales reported during the week in all of out 200
bales midding fair qualities-exlremes 7D54c. The
prices paid full those of the preceding week. and
we quote in Notwithstanding 7d714c; middIing fair
7,4c and fair SIC Occasionally, buyers pick up small
parcel fraction lower but the bulk of purchases have
those rates ms il is possible for quote in
the present unsatisfactory state OF our market.
We have resumed this week the publication ofour re-
aula comparative table of the of all
the ports 1t will be from this that commence
the year with stock of IL 1914 bales61 603 less than last
season. The receipts at all the ports except N. Orleans
are lighter than last season. owing 10 the low stage of wa
ter all navgable rivers The only foreign shipments
since the LIST are from New York and Charleston
In relation the crops, hear but little from the i'll
terror this State The weather is all that could be wish
ed and daily becoming sangune in the cor
rectness of the estimate which ventured the LIST in
slant As regards the prospects in other States opinions
vary considerably few, however putting the cropas low
now as month ago. The total crop OF the country is
tmated generally at from 22OO00O to 800 bales
paryely few fng short the one or ventung beyond
the other.
AT Montgomery 9th instant quoted at 1SD &c.
decline chiefly inferior grades. Receipts free
but mostly stored Receipts for week lO9O baessince LIST
instant bales. It is stated that the river at thai point
had risen slightly.
At Wetumpka cotton is also coming in freeiy-saies
light at 5at061sc
AT New York, from which place we have dates of the
10TH the market quet-sales on the 18th about
800 bales foreign advices being due parties were
anxiousy awaiting their receipt
The steamer Britannia with Liverpool dates of the 4th
inst past due. She had not arrived a, Boston on
the 18TH Her adyces will be IL days later and will pro
badly hand to-day They looked for with con-
siderable solicude they may be expected to give an
important coloring to our market.
FREIGHTS-The Morea, reported on the berth in our
last cleared Thursday for New York. with 4Os bales
cotton the first exportof the season The Alabama puts
in $4,000 feet lumber and fills up cargo 50 per
bale-50c advance upon the Moreas charter The Selma,
arrived first Of the week. is also announced for New York
g. asked The other vessels in port loading lumber.
EXCHANGE-The supply of bills, limited as they are
exceed the request and drawers have again submitted
lower in order to effect negotiaons-our quotation
being reduced per in sight and 1aA in time bls
Sterling Though nominal is reduced pro rata. The ue