Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-06

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COMMERCIAL.
LATEST AavIoEs.
Liverpool .......a Anr lIusrs Mnrch ~
London. ......... Aari 4 New York....... Aprl Is
NewYork papers of Monday morning. 2slh ull., re-
ceived yesterday. Charles duties OF the Isl inst
The sales ofcotton on Saturday at NEw-h ORR were
1880 baes-Ihe market steahy.
At PHILADELPHIA. was drmer, aud sales of $50
bales on the Goth Prices ranged fom 81 to ste for
binary to good fair.
At NEw-oRLEANs. on Saturday, the sales of cotton
reported by Pcayune at $500 bales at prices shade
easier II was supposed the sales would have been lar
ger but for the advancing tendency in freIghts
AT BosroN, Goth, cotton quiet, at nominal prices
with a tendency down. The stock hand for sale esli-
mated 900 bales. The large manufactures are
well supplied, having imported lsl inst $4,000 bales
than the previous yehr, same time.
AUGUSTA, May 1.--Cotton-since our last notice oil
the market, dizziness has prevailed except for the Inst e
days, when little more activity and inquiry exhi
bled but without corresponding sales the holders o
the article were not Hing TO make the concession de
manded by the buyers Besides. received
from the markets on the seahnhrJ, ARE not calculated ia
induce spectators operate To great extent The
cry is again, must wait the advces by next steamer
which expected here about the middle oi next week
mud If hase vices do represent advancing
Eet why the will Ne again. let US wait Tor the afl
val "f the steHmer. Bun after June there will be
end TO all uncertainty and speculaons about The Eu-
Iopean markets. by that time We will all know what
complexion they VIII assume for the remainder Of the
The principal safes effected in market were
at prices ranging from , TO 81 and SIC We quote eN-
tenes 1t to ia prime article in square bags would r+
bably commaad 6Ic.
SUGAR AND MoL.ssgs-The exfe"' III uhe production
Of Sugar and hoasses Lours"" during Inc last sea
SON. has recently been i'stisa'eu ny MI Champomer
of New-Orlean, WI the following result
sugar-Iel a.4 actual hhds estimated rs equal to
2O49l3 HIS OF 1000 lbs each-or 2Jl 93. 900 pounds
Contested with 1913 and assuming The same average
weight per hid. there is nearly hundred per cent ILL
15i4-Actua hhds. sI-Pounls. .2o4 9 5000
1913 do do ....l0O3l6 do ......l07, 10 900
Increase do -. 9O,s7s do .... 81 ,54s 900
The estimate of Mr. Ellis worth, Commissioner of Pa
tents, was 10000 200 lbs for last years crop.
Molasses-Fhe total production of hist years crop is
estimated at 100000 gillons, against 5,O1OOOO in ls43
The yield last calculated As gals to each hhd
sugar of 1000 lbs.
The Picay une in noticing the estimated crop of Sugar
remarks The season is now far advanced that we
can estimate very closely the lett for Western
consumption:
The crop as above stated is hhds 1911 400
Exported from hence and Autakapa-. 100000
The amount yet to go forward, estimd. C,OOO-lp,DOO
Deficiency of supply from Cuba about
SUOO boxes, or................ .hhds. 5000
Amount destroyed BY The late lire at
fl'tsOurg 1900 5000
for the consumption of the West, which is hhs less
than required in ls43 when imports from Cuba
amounted to about 10000 boxes.
THE CRoPs-Although the season has been thought to
be unavorabe thus tar yet better stand of has
never heen seen So says the Grenada, Miss newspa-
per OF the Goth ull.