Mobile register and journal., 1845-08-26

accounts from Europe Ihe news iS ho' oi 'n"s" i"'' est. The Liverpool cotton market was less buoyan' (aecordng 10 prices were turn in buyers avof9 but no change made in previous quotations.
 The weather in England continued precarious and an upfavorabe effect the harvest anticipated. ln consequence good deal Of speculation existed in bread stuns and money had also felt it's influence. An ad- vance oft per cent Is quoted in the of discounts
 The paper the Bank of England in actual circulation on 26h Juy, f22 356 246a decrease upon he pre- cedng week of f2Os, ,7s7. Tie bullion had decreased from fi5,s7s,sa2, to fl5,7955ls.
 From our Corresp
 The demand for Cottonhas been comparatively mod crate with turn in favor of buyers particularly for the low and midlins quait though there little dsposl tion shewn press sale The quotations for fair re- main given ihe 18th ut, say fair Upland 4, fair Mobile 4t, and fair Orleans 4id per h. The sales for the week ended st amounted to 32,s7o bales ci which i530 taken speculation and 2600 for ex port. The American descriptions consisted Of 75O Up land 34 to 5t 800 Orleans 06i, 6i7O Alabama and Mobile at St. with 36 Mobile 6 and 450 Sen Island l0920d per 10 The import for he same time 52000 bnles On Saturday, Bud inst ihe sales were estimated 5000 bales aud to-day about 1000 have been sold. The stock in this port is computed al io5e, haAs, Vhieh s9s,ooo s Anorioan. Trade in Man chester continues good bat the last accountsL by The India mail ofthe of the Eastern markets less aging.
 LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1.-The demand during the week has been steady, hut on more limited scale than for some time past and prces particularly of the common qualities Of American, are rather lower. Spectators have taken 1000 AmericAn $50 MarHnhan and 50 Egyp tan, and exporters 2720 American and 50 Pernamhnco and there hns been forwareded the country unsod during the past month s5O American. 20 pernnmbnco, 236 Bahia and 200 Egyptian. The sales of tho week comprise 32 970 bales.
 Aug 4th.-we still experience good demand for Cot ton Prices steadily supported; more so this ternoon than for days past The sales oH satur. day the 2nd were 6o9O bales Of which third speculation, anu to-day 6000 bales changed hands, in cludin2 5000 American on speculation.
 AMERICAN sroeks IN LoSDoS.-our report of Ameri. can securities in London is less favorable thsn that pub lshed in our paper by the Great Britain" Shortly her departure the "Acada" arrived with inte gence from NewYork to the 18th uit., which ntimat ted the possibility that the State of Pennsvlyania would be una bie pay the interest about falling due tic effect n which has changed the position of that description ol stock, and checkd to extent the improved feeling 10 other American securities,
 MANcnEsTER.The demand for cloth still continues very good and may even be called buoy aul one for all descriptions The demand for Chna and India on the increase daily, and bids fair to outs,rip all the other markets. Dyers are buser and the home trade very good but checked a little by ihe ungenial weather Spnners continue doing unusually we'll and generally are obtaining the turn higher rates.
 HAvRE, July 22.-Yesterday evening, in consequence the transactions in Cotton took certain extent. and this morning the article without some de- msnd but buyers appeared less eager than before pri ces remained the same as last quoted.
 July 23There but little business done in our cot ton market this day. bu, for the variation hns ken place in prices nor position of the article. Martin. que and Guadaoupe Sugar since the last few day~ been again in more request Rs well dearer In all other articles nothing occurred
 July 25.-To-day, our Cotton market had quiet ap- peaance, only abou:60O bales having found buyers by the spiners Of our neighbohooi at previous curences July 26.-Cotton-Tnere was lively demand in the beginning Of las week but since Wednesday market higher than al Liverpool The sales ul he week are e5O0 bales; arrivals a7O0 bas stock 69 bales against l27,O0O bales in l544 and l62,OOO bale. in lsi3.
 DOMESTIC MARKETS.
 At NeOPork 18th, the Cotton market quoted inactive but hrm.
 NEw-YoRK, Aug. I6.--Colton There has again been lir nmonat ofbusness done since lasIihere is, however, continuance ol the depressed feeling before noticed, and prices still in favour ot the buyer The sales are about E500 bales, thus;
 Upiand and Florida. Mobile anl N. 0
 1900 bales. 9G0 bales Ordinary gooi ord. 6I 1 6t..............6l@ @bf
 Mti 10 good misidns..I m7I .............l a'4
 Middng lair 10 nir.....s Q E-............8 8 Gt{4
 Fully far 10 good fair. .si 0s&. ..........g @g4
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 Making total for he week ort6jO bnrs.
 Freigha-Ta Liverpool, are brisk a 3l6l Id per h. for square and round cotton, which Is an advance To llayre and London they remsin as previously noticed
 Exchange-For the Cambrn, which leaves Boston To- day, there less than the usual amount of business transacted in Foreign. We quote Bills en London 9s d lOs per pren; Paris, f 25. Amsterdam 39sM39S; Hamburg 35s 035.; and Bremen 7sG7s4c.
 Al NeW- Orleans, 23rd sales Of Cotton for week re- ported ut 1000 baes-old crop 6D7c. ord. mid md new crop 74a5c. good mid. 10 mid fair. About 1000 to l2O0 bales sale. Receipts of crop date l632 bales-ast year 1885. Stock in port 1851 bales. In Freghts ship for IIayre lc-nolhng up for England Exchange quiet. Sterling lOGl0t; New-York GO days par c prem; sight 104. In Sugar further improve ment in demand-prices ranging 5a 10 74 common and strictly prime Flour dull ever, Ohio S3 62tG3 75. Pork up 10 Sl7dSl7t for md Sl3M 3 for prime light supply Bacon has also advanced-sides St et and shoulders 6A07c, the latter very hams 7s llc Lard 7G5Ac Corn steady at s7! Whiskey I9Ia 20c. dull.
 The rsbale new cotton which arrived here this sou twill be remembered shipped next day on tn brig Tinoleon, for New York Advces have been we'd here of its arrival and saethc following an
 Yesterday afternoon sold the new bale of cotto at I2tc per lb This is an exorbaut price, and was paid presume merely with the view of preventing the pos,i- bity ofits being purchased for shpmen Havre where its appearance might affect that market The purchaser seemed angry that the first bale of crop Upland had been shipped for Hayre The second bale of Upland is offered at cost and charges fraction under c and intrnscaily worth 0iIc than the bale sold by Considerable done in yesterday, but low pri-
 .day not so much and the tendency is downward.
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 IMPORTS.
 NEW-ORLEANS-Per steamboat FHshion-l3 hxs