Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-06
.nce OF the Regi.Ier md Jonrnall
Nrw.oR1rAns Nnv a laA5 IL I'm
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. live have exnerenced another
exceedingly duh in cotton since the departure of
the Boston steamer OF the 4th inst, and very limited
business done has been principally al further decline of
ID per ID in all qualities. though more decidedly in lar
The sales for the week ended last evening only
1850 bales, the smallest business al amy preceding
Of the present year,-2500 bales have been taken by
specnators and 700 for export The nerican descrip
tions sold consist of 1890 Uplands 3l4s fair Al 30
Orleans at 81 5i, fair AZ; 1890 Alabama and Mobile at
3sGpla, fair Al and go Sea Islands at II6D2Id per Ill.,
The stock of cotton in this port 927 900 bales
9OO, 900 al same time last year That of American IL
100000 or $4,000 than this period of last season
There is no material change in the corn markets.
Flour in bond in limited demand at 27s for the hest
merican sour 22s 6dD23s Cnnnda free Flour 32sND33s
The duty ON Wheat is lSs per quarter; Flour los Od
per bhl Indian Corn in bond BIS per quarter of 4sO lbs
at which price a"ut 1000 quarters have sold the few
days. The duty remains at IS.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKEr-Report for the week
ending Oct l0-FrOm the Circular n Messrs Geo Han
Cove are now passing through quiet time in our
cotton market. Last week the sales only to mod
extent, with loss Of I'D on the price of American
The business Oi this week, however, has been more linn
ted giving the market settled appearance at dulnes
Inc extent ct the coming crop in The Uned States
sun the great point with all. $500 American taken
on specuHlion and $40 American aud 200 Pernam for
export. Total sales for week 1880 bales.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Oct. l0--The rate OF dis
count Tor first hills lie quoted per cent with
tendency To advance The Bank OF Eng land howe ever
have not advanced their from 81 The business in
railway shares continues with undated veor and new
schemes continue 10 he brought every day. There
has been rather more business doing Consos during
The week, Ani The maj krt has borne trnrr tone than
previously, closing ut 9et and for the Account 1884,
STATE OF TRADE IN THE MANUFACTURING DIsTRIcTs
During The tine that has elapsed the sniuy of
the Hberna our usual teportH of the position and pros
poets OF trade IN the manufacturing districts have been
received We are happy say that their contents nre
still encouraging The Wonen manufacturers continue
to De respectively well employ ed whilst in general the
demand Is fully Equal TO the supply gO0ds on hnnd
In iiuddershed lair business Is being Transacted in the
warehouses. Rochdnle Flannel market is scarcely 80
buoyan as Tor some time past. The Piece market nj
bradford is doing fair average business without nny
change of price The Halifax market il ell attended
leans and fine Hastings. At Leicester the demand ~ nc
tive for useful gouds Of nil kinds and every appearance
OF ITS continuance Tor the newt lew weeks Prices re-
main firm IN all kinds of Yarns and w0rkI fully en-
ployed Our last accounts from the Manchester market
state that The uninvOrable weather Monday nis hit and
Tuesday had an injurious effect np0n the Goods
winch was more quiet Than last week, with Iriidrnc
10 lower prices in the Interior gnuies Printing
AMI 4O Inch Shirtinss In the Yarn mnrke there was ma
material change though Of the huy ers especially
those Tor the German market showed ner less incli-
haiioh previously 10 give out Hnrders The spinners
however, are so generally engaged for some weeks 10
Some that no effect has been produced upon prices