Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-18


Yesterdays mail was through from the east" hate "'
due-brnans the expected foreign accounts per Great
Wesern Liyerpoo dates Of the 23rd md London 22nd
August. From Hayre we have nsihing later
The IIverpooI Cotton market does not exhibit any ma
eral change during the four days which interviewed ne
tween the sailing Of the steamers The sales 1t VIII DO
rsmambered on the first two business days the week
ms reported by the Caledona, respectively 5000
and 1000 bales the market closing quiet on Monday the
18TH The quiet character seems to have prevailed
during the subsequent days of the week. sales averaging
$500 bales, $4,000 bales for the week Holders repre-
scented as very firm, and former quotations continued.
FouR DAYS LATER.-The Great Western steamer ar
rived at New York The evening Of the 9Th nsi-huv-
ing sailed from Liverpool the 23rd u-n passage oil
II days The Liverpool agents deserving of prnise
for their sxerlions in getting her ready for sea IN hesey
short period supetEenng her arrival and regular
day departure She brought out full cargo OF goods
and las packages.
Wilmer Smiths European Times of the 2Sr! recev-
ed by the Great Western contains amongst other useful
information valuable document for reierence-a labu-
lar statement the import duties or British tariff, now
in force alphabetically arranged.
The weather for the two days following the departure
of the Caledonia had been very nclenen in consequence
of which considerable excitement and speculation took
place in grain but being followed by couple
days Of fair weather and settled aspect, the
mark els became quiet.
The London money market exhibited the same fncu-
nug spirit which charac erzed the transactions in
Mark Lanein nlct every thing hang upon the
character OF the weather.
LIVERPOOL, August a2.-Cotton.-T the grea
part Of this week The market has been dull and rather
lower prices have been taken but yesterday and day
there has been bushes doing and better rates have
been obtnned hut still is difficult to sell at last weeks
prices, although cauno make change in the quo
tauons. Rrazis are dull of sale but without change.
Egyptians point lower; sale has been made day
If 1000 bales at 61d In Surss there has been pretty
GOOD business doing mt steady prices 4Jl American, 1900
Egyptian and 5O surat have been taken speculation:
and 3000 American and 80 for export. The sales
of the week amount 10 5000 bales.
ANOTHER REPoRr.-The demand has become more
limited and most descriptions were rather less cable;
holders, however have been toeraby Srm and the
ket has closed with rather steadness than in the
eay part Of the week Spectators have taken 1850 Am
ercan 1900 Egyptians and $50 Surat exporters
American and $50 SuratThe sales of the week -
040 bales.
August 22dThe Cotton Market has been que through
out this week, and closes with last weeks quotations
American barely supported.
In Egyptian large amount of business has been DONE
Including some purchases of speculation, but prices
evry heavy.
Brazil is in moderate demand and barely supports last
week quota tons.
In Srat moderate business Is going on and free
ly supplied, but without change in prices
The sales OF the week amount 30 n40 bales including
1850 American 1904 Egyptian, and $50 Sura Specula
ton, ana 30l0 American and $50 Surat for export.
Taken on speculation this year...... .43 $50 bales
same 10 Ie4I-........ -....-..............3y145
Stock in Liverpool 3lst December 1874. .7i65s0
ohmS ~ l543. =. .653SS0
Forwarded unsold this year................ 1880
Forwarded nnsold last ar................ 264OO
Increase OF import this year, compared with
the same date last year ..l29779
increase OF stock. .................. 495O0
Increase OF quantity taken for comsumptionl566OO