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Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

NJ The Members OF MERCHANTS FIRE CO., No.
4, nre particularly requested to meet nj the Engine
House This afternoon O'clock TO attend the funeral of
their decreased brother fireman JOHN STILLMAN
The FIRE DEPARTMENT generally are respectfully
invited 10 attend, without further notice.
ap9K g. W. CULLUM, Foreman.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

SUPERLATIvE MoDEsTY.--The Richmond
Wing, in I'm article speaking of the wings Of that
city, SAWS
"The wings Of Richmond continue the most eniighf-
sned community in North America
Well, modesty IS a Jewell
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
MOBILE
"wednesday Morning, April ., ls4S

The eastern mail yesterday brought accounts from
England, via France, several days later. We make
II few extracts. which do not however seem TO be of
much importance.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

The amount of money the various Deposile Banks
TO the credit OF the United States Treasury, the
2slh ut. WAS Sc, 100. 4Ol 49, Of which 81 DAT ,637
20 had been drawn for and the drafts presented,
leaving subject to draft, IS, 75S, 77S.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

AEoTBERFiRE at MEMPHIS The citizens of
Memphis have been seriously afflicted Of late by The
destro, ing element Anothar FIRE occurred there on
The 30lh ult., which consumed two frame buildings
at the corner Of Main and Union streets. Total
inss by the FIRE, between three and four thousand
dollars ....
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

NEw-ORLEANs-Per steainboa, Creote-aG h,,.
whiskey, do beans, Is do beef 100 do hour A do an
piles, do lard 10 do cks bacon, s. kegs n4s 10 do
lard tics wine. bales, bxs tobacco IA lars butter
hsHl cattlo. '' -
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

The second choice Of the wings for their candidate
for Governor of thus State, appears to he BENJAmIN
+. PORTER, of Tuscaloosa. He has enough Of that
sort of patriotism which consists in Shut for no.
torety, to undertake what Mr. Childers called, when
he declined it, the "hCpeless" task of canvassing
Alabama for the wings. They had better take him
up. 1t may fix him lis whig, for he ha1 at times
hung very loose ~ On to whiggery.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

The carpng ut Mr.. BAGRY's course in The Sen
ate Continues in parts of The STATE, and there
appears to he determination to adhere to the hos
tty against him, which broke out so suddenly on
his Texas speech, which was rather the occasion
than the cause.
Mr. BAapY will soon he az home to take care Of
himself and His adversaries, aud no man doubts his
ability 10 do BOTH vigorously and learessly. te is
not man to be afraid Of naming his adsersaries,
seeking open trial with them before the people Of
the State
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

UJTI respectfully announce myself as candidate
for Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Mobile county, at
the ensuing August election.
mh8 84tf j. w. LANG.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
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Inc pSnt-rs III georgia, ieeinR In1 severe penalty i'll
hcted upon their pockets through The old ashiuued and
clumsy way in which their crops have usually
been prepared for Market have for year two past
been gradually changing their SYSTEM and very consd
cradle proportion Of crop shipped this sea-
son in square bales. sim AboIng under the compare.
tive low value which Upland bears the market
much ~ which is considered owing to the imperfect
manner of ginning and handling it, intelligent planters
are endeasorng bring about change in This particu-
lar also.
We see II stated In an Augusta paper, that crop Of
1s9 bales had recently been SUI 6Sc said
al least lc per ID than the average price other
frnpsihis relatively high price being attributed sole
10 the careful in which it prepared 1t WINS
ginned b, Ca.vers gin.
Ii is curious fact that in those States In which
cultivation OF cotton introduced long after it had
been grown in Georgia, the improvements in the pro-
dncii and preparation of the staple far ahead Of
those in that State A disposition seemed until lately
TO prevail there which opposed the introduction Of new
changes or Improvements, The growers Of cotton cling
ing, like the Dutchnan The old road because bis ia
Their had travelled 1t in going TO mill. We ae glad TO
see however, that change is in progression, which will
reform all these prejudices and obsolete noons result
Ing Ms II will, in great pecunary heneft the liant
ing interest We believe much of the success which has
FAR attended the improvements gon. forward in Cror
gia sattrbutabe TO The paper press tina, State
which has zralously and perseveringly advocated u
change in those particulars in which agriculluraiss
were behind the improvements OF the day.
There is still other and greater improvements we he,
leve yet TO be developed in connection with the great
cotton staple, and it the duty well ns The of
planters to avail themselves of every facility and 10
press into their service every improvement and
ry which may tend TO the advancement of its intrinsic
vail
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

BANK OF HAMBURG A letter from Antwerp
of the 9Th ult 10 the Philadelphia U. Gazette
says
Among the commercial news most interesting to
your readers are the proposed changes in the Bank
Of Hanbug and the renewal If u direct steam nav.
CATION IRON this port to the United States l will
take them up ~ order.
The Bank OF Hamburg is, as you know, not bank
Of tissue, hut simply Of deposue, transfer AMI ex'
change; trtceiyes The pound Of silver Is ounces,
IL grains fine, and credits the depusitor with II
marks 10 chillinss Banco. In paving money 10 the
d.pnsiIar,s lhe orders, it charges The pound sIi'
yer II muksl2 shillngs, which is nearly equal 10
a cun,,niss on OF 4 9 of one per cent.
Now although This seems to be- small Bankers
commission f,r the great security the Bank aii"rds
TO is customers. the competition of Individuals is 20
much lower that the directors Of The Bank, with
view Of promoting the interest Of The institution has
resolved educe it. They propose, instead Of TAX
ing two slillings (equal 10 2 l6 or Of mark Ban
col IN ii noind Of silver take but l Of shilling
commission, which will reduce the commission OF
di. counts to l 9 Of one per cent. The measure ii
soon iaie'rhrci.
| forgot say that 1t was also the resolution Of
the CIR md Sultan establish Bank in Consanti'
noplc. This certainly fail To c,yii'ze the
Turks after the approved modern fashion; some
more sanguue than m, self see IN it even the means
| Of Chris iianzing them
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

0o-The friends Of WILLIS W. GAY will sup
port him rs candidate for the Office Of Clerk Of the
County Court, at the election in August next.
ianl6 40tes n ,t .tIl
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

"! Professor Locke, 10 illustrate his lectures nj
1;hc'nna' upon flec'roIogy, has extended nearly
nie o. wire from his lodgings to the lecture room.
and sbus exhibits the working Of Morse's Telearaub
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

o. To the Voters Of Mobile county: We are au-
taorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as u
ndidate for selection to the Office Of Clerk Of the
County Court Of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au-
gust election febS 60lile<
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

LIVERPOOL-Per Br ship Birkepbesd-o6as h.,
cotton. '0
sT PETERsBURG-Per ship Corea-l2s2 hl. cotton
EOsTON-Per bark Nautilus-b57 bales cotton
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09


Do-THE Butchers Of Mobile having beeu dssIress
to abolish market Sundays. 10 pursuance Of wh'ca
a paper resolution embracing this object has heea
handed from one another and received the signature
or consent of all the Butchers in the market They
therefore held meeting at the "Odeon" Yesterday
morning. when ions COLI was called to the CHAIR
ana JoHF BAETA appointed Secretary Inc ena".
man stated the peculiar labour Of Butchers Connected
with ihp Mobile market. the great distance ihey re-.
side from market. the badness Of roads, endsF"g AN
weather coming yer. early to market, the great
| exeron used N cutting meats peculiar 70 hep"e'
and the continned daliy market without amy inter
missioa. The cont,ant eSerion nf physical powers
the saeri6ce of domestic and social eomf'sis. show
n, once the necessiiv If rest day in week. a"n
as Sunday is observed generally as day Of resi-
therefore 80. .sFr. 8 sHsf.f=s.44 a..
We, the undersigned Butchers, occupying Stalls
| in the Mobile market, do hereby agree that We ~h
mt attend market nm Sundays-thaf we ~ Ill nM ~
low our Stalls to I've used FIR the purpose Of sehHs
| meats on Sundays-nor will We allow our servants
or journey 10 cell hawk meas in the streets %
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

D5-The friends Of JOHN r. REMY announce
him candidate for the office Of Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of Mobile couutv, al the election the
first Monday Of August next. janl4 3s,es
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

I.rNED 8. RATCLIFFE ia proposed by his
friends ne candidate for Clerk Of the Crcuit Court,
and will be supported by
lebl7 67li MANY VOTERS.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

10 The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce
him as u candidate for the Office Of Clerk Uf the
Circuit Court of hubble county AT the election on the
1st Monday of August next mh25tc*
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

O0-We are requested TO announce EDWARD B.
GALE as candidate for Clerk Of the County Court
at the ensuing election. mill
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
WILLIAM CIR EssMHN 4,

No: So North THIRD-sT:, PH.LApELPHiA.
Manufacture IF Military and Sport.mon's Articles;
SUCH as Leather. Cloth, Felt. SILK, Beaver,
- Drers and Bear Skin CA rs otsll patterns, viz.
Forage Caps, Holsers for ,rsop. Body troop. Car.
kinds Canteens. Knapsacks different patterns Fire
Buckets. Passing Boxes, Tube Boxes, Brush and
Pickers. Plomes, Pompoons, Firemsg's Caps. Lea.
Their Stocks, Gun Gases, supe, ior quality, hst PsRs,
Game Bags, Drums, &c. SC. = +'
Gentlemen furnishing their own chargers. can have
them Leaiherned at very short noticey singy BY
the dozen. sar 'f all -.
0o-Orders thankfully received and psnetuay Mt
tended 10. h, .,- '-.,.-t - ~ : lfebz0 1Ocmo
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

An Agricultural State Convention CONNIE nced its
session Al Miledgevltie, (Geo.) on the I'd inst
Gov. CRAWFORD was called 10 the chair
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

eJ-JAMES HAGAN is announced by his friends
as candidate for the Office of Circuit Clerk Of Mo-
bile county at the ensuing August election. apps
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

0t-I offer my name to the voters Of Mobile county
candinate for the office Of County Clerk, at the
ensuing August election. 'i'
pn15 39ie 'a'T EDWIN RUST.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

0U-The undersigned announces himself as can
didac for CLERK Of the Circuit Court Of Mobile coun-
~, al the ensuing August election. 4 Z
ianl7 lite JACOB g. MARSH.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
MARINE NEWS.
Port OF AobiIo--April o, 1915.

CLEARED. - .. hos
Bf ship Birkenhead Kellrck, for Liverpool by James
Reid CO.
Ship Corea, Gardner, for 81 Pe,ersburg, by BsIou 4
Hall. Il.. .f - : r1F 4 i
Bark Nautilus, Tewkesbury, for Boston. by w II
Rlsc krr. ~ -
ARRIVED.
Dr ship Queen Leary from lchaboe to Laird Little.
John. a.E.'- fff n ---'-' =
Steamboat Creole. Hern. FIN New Orleans.
Steamboat Tusksooas Lavergy, fun Tuscaloosa, with
662 hales cotton. -aif ~ .HlH
1873 bales cotton s1f tlt
sisamhon, bourbon, Case, I'm Tuscaloosa, with IA
bales coton. -4HiiI4I VI iIf u y
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
The standard edition of the Common Prayer.

o. An election is TO take place shortly in Iowa,
TO determine whether the people are willing to
cept of the Constitution prepared for them by the
Convention. Congress- in the act Of admission. de-
prIsed the State ofan immense quantity of territory,
and it seems 10 be doubtful whether the people will
assume the form ola State government ON such
terms Many Of those who NJ vocated change Of
government, are thrown beyond the limits Of the
proposed State of Iowa by The act Of Congress, and
hence il is doubted whether majority be found
III favor of The Constitution. Strenuous opposition
is made TO il IN other parts Of the territory.
The Davenport Standard says the citizens ofihsl
territory will refuse 10 come into the Union as a
State with their limits curlailed the bill which
Congress passed 1t says their motto is-''ihe orr
ginal limits or none"
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

We find in the Albany IN. ~ Evening Atlas the
following paragraph, credited to The Boston Daily
Chronicle. 1t looks very like grave insinuation
against very distinguished whig "expounder" Of
the constiIutIon, a lavorne candidate Of section
Of whiggely for the Presidency:
alt was grlevous wrong. committed by Demo-
ca, and The Wing papets are furious against 1t.
We tel ihen OF Il Wing secretary Of state, who
did the Thing with The contingent fund Of has
depdrtn,ent putting ii into his "an pocket, and not
replacing II until nearly Two years alter he went out
u oihce, while claimants subjected To The great
est Inconvenience because they could not get their
money And he too has al last paid up by the h,rges
OF his friends, and "goes unwpt of justice"-n-
tu the Senate ul The United Statesi
Win the Advertiser tell us which is the worst,
| Wing or LocolucU!'
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

Mons. A. Cor EFRor, a French gentleman now
residing in Mobile, was engaged during the las, year
in giving instruction in his nat language, class
Of young ladies in the city Of T,6csleoss. feiag
method Of ins,ruc,ion and Witnessed DE rapid pre-.
gre.s made by his pupils. take pleasure in stating
Of Mr. Gndefroy's me,hod'tin par, dtvised by him.
sell that Il is superior to any otfer have ever
known used His dgenceiin attending to the 10.
srucion Of his scholars, and his unwearied zeal to
communicate knowIedge nfthe language he pre-.
fessea TO leach. deserves the hiehes c6nendatioR.
mhlO 85cmo THOMAS n. KING.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

We have received from Sunwalt 4 Co., some new
books from the press Of the Harpers, New.YOrk,
Of which the following is n list:
Look to the End, or the Bennel's Abroad, BY
Wn Ellis, novel.
The Neviiles Ct Jamestown, a tale Of i760, by
the author Of Harry loruquer, Charles o'Malley,
&c, No 3.
A History of Greece, by Bishop Th;rlwall, No.
and last, thus compl' ting this very valuable work,
A Dictionary Of Practical Medicine, comprising
general pathology, The and treatment Of dis.
eases, morbid structures, &c. by James COPELAND,
NJ. D.. F. n. s., edited, with additions, by DR..
Charles A. Lee. This is a scientific publication in
monthly parts, of which the number received is
part4
No. al and AZ of Harper's splendid Illuminated
and Illustrated Shakespeare" edited by G. C. Yer
pIanck. This number completes the "Winter's
Tale"
The standard edition Of the Common Prayer.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

troy 10 now ready to organize eia'ses IN
French. after new system Of his OWN, and also
partly after the Roherispnian. ssstepa., For terms
&C.. apply to A (sndefroy at his recitation room
Cont street, No. 81. from 10 O'Clock AM. ill Pm.
Ladies' will be Puncualy attended to at their respects
tive residences. =
N. B.-Mons q. from his long experience 10 sbls
to teach learners from any French system whatever,
and will always endeasor su, the taste of his ps-
pills. His zeal and unremited attention, he hopes
will secure for him share Of former patronage.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

FOR MONTGOMERY AND WETUMPkA.
- r@ n The splendid passenger steamer
(ux1ES1 SAM DALE. +. NJ. johnson master,
will leave for The above and all intermediate landings'
on THIS DAY, 9Th Instant, al 3 O'Clock PM
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modations, apply board on or,o o,v,N.co
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

NEPTUNE FIRE COM
-~S - PANY, No. 2-'The mem
hers of this Company
tSS6- quested 10 meet Al the En-
NM CINE House. this day ar 81
o'clock. to join in the pro-
cession # the anniversary.
ap9 CHARLES NJ. QUlGIEY, Scc'y
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

NEW SPRING GOODs-The subscriber Ia.
y received b, late arrivals at Al Dauphin stree,
fine assortment Of Spring Goods, comprisins, /.
large variety Of Prints Of rich style.
Ers,nn and French Plaid Ginghnms .t' 4
Printed Lawns, OrKandie and Tarletan Muslins
NeapoIitan and Lace S,riped do
Cotton and Worsled Baiaarines 8--g a. Le.R
Jacconeis, Plain and Striped Swiss Muslius
Cotonadesi and Denins Of various styles
Linen Checks and d. filings ,-.,r=
Cashmerets, Drnp d'Ae,e
Merino, Casrimeres, nc Sc at low prices
nisoaFor sale NJ original cost an assortment Of
Shk.' SILK Shaw's, kreseys, Linseys. Blankets
u DDS. Iap9l 7i +. STEWART.
SHoULDEkS-25 casks One Cincinnati cured
~ and packed. IN store; 20 casks. to arrive per
schr Experiment. for sale by
app am. MARSHALL, ROWE 4 CO. 3
VINEGAR-A choice article Of Newark Cider
v Vinegar. in store and for sale by efa
WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, =
apo h.lf.l iGrocrrs, 10 Dauphn.st
A LMONDS-2O bags soii shs led, IN Store and
~ for sale low by -- - -s11,.9
aps +. II. cHEEvER, 40 Com meree-., ,
& HAD-Superior u,ess 10 whole and half bills. for
esale by JOHN PHILLIPS, j,rs
app u corHer Cont and Waier.sis.
g OAP-bO0 boxes Campbell brand. in store and
ACEr sale by isi JOHN PHILLIPS. Gx n
app corner Cont and Wa,sr-s,s.
E00 SACKS Salt, bleacIsd, in Store sal
ape -. e. g, CENTER co.
Oh HHDS 6ne Sugar. IN store and lor sale by
~ app T. II. CHEEvER, 40 Comm-rrs-s,
nlL-s ,irrces Sperm, in Store and far saIe Iow
~ are T. h. CHEEvER, 40 Commerss-sI
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

The Washington correspondent OF The New-fork
Evening Pns gives The following, as an exact trans
laiion of Tho Mexican Protest against annexaton'
communicated by Gen. Almonte to the Diplomatic
Cnrns at Washington:
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09

" MUTUAL LIFE INSURAMOE,,1,rNENWx
ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE lNsukA doo., ~a:n ~
Of BSsroNA-( (UARAnTEE CAPITAL slOoOVU! ~ ~ m
sure Lives on the Mutual Principle al hsoraoe 49,,
Table Of Premiums and forms OF sfpllesuo1. .oasnss
With any other information relative 10 Tue '"ss.'
may be had apple alton al the Office oil ,.
- DEXTER q ABBOT, Agents
D.-ee ~. :,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
COMMERCIAL.

sEMi-wEEKLY REPORT-MoBlLE MARKET.
COrroN-OIr m irkeI opened on Saturday Win Idir
demand, sales estimated $500 TO 5000 bales nj preV-
prices Since then, ts or nothing ms ThnSpireh
sales averaging probab, not over 5U0 bae per dY tor
which rllI prices ptj. The market, notw outstanding
this dullness Is very sfmtldings Of good quality full
Gle The receipts since Friday evening only 1901
bales Exports ,i42 bsles.
E1cH.NoE hiss sn improved eeling-the demand is
eoud while the offerings light in both domestic and
foreign hills. Sterling 7iG7l prem Francs SO, New.
York days IIp2, aud sight at dis. State Notes in
fair request with moderate supply 5t0D5f dis firm.
FREIaurs-The only transactions divuged since our
last Am. ship for the Clyde 7-l6J, aud Lrg
for Boston al &c.
We received by yesterday, mail no papers aler
the evening of the SIst uit. from New-York-ls inst.
due Baltimore papers Of the I'd inst aud Charleston OF
the 4Ih.
The packet ship Louis Philipp arrived at NewYork
on the 3is with ys later advces from France.
IIavre dates oil The 9Th March. The cotton market
Nas firm, with considerable saes-hoders ally ask
Ing an advance.
London dates are of the 5h March, one day later The
oaly item OF commercial interest is the announcement
BY The English Minister that u atates sugar woul be
admitted under The advantages of the reciprocity
treaties with Java aud Manila
HAvRE March 7-Cotton-Our market has heen qui' /
during nearly the whole u The week; the sales havt
on much more moderate scale than reported in nur
preceding circular, and The daily been
merely supply the nmrdi ale wants Tor cousnmptIon
Notwithstanding the favorable OF the from
Liverpool well Of the alvices up 9Th ulI. lnn
the United States. which reached via EngiaHd,
lac slightest animation has displayed In the eu
snd although there appears Ia be- little To appreh-d
from weight Of imports, the shipments coming
not being likely To add materially stock, Tor
length O time, spectators still keep The back ground
and see for III. urrsenl 10 nav. entirely I,hr,yn
ron the field nj o9e' atoms.
Neste day, however before the close there rather
more inquiry manifested than The early part the
week, ANA prices, which beginning droup-
appearance have since assumed firm character, nd
now fully supported AT quotations. Business VI.
the whole Is nevertheless far from exhibiting the
tivhy that prevailed n fortnight Hgo but this may be
chiefly ascrhed to that falling of which on
extensive demand, there il nothing present
warrAnt any want OF confidence, lead lu-
sion that any unfavorahle change will lake place.
The sales OF the week 6ji7 bales, Of which 1853
New Orleans nj 4sN70; 2s39 Mobile 54169; 1879 Up
land 56GD65i aud 81 Sea Island l4OM25O; arrived 1904
bales
STOCK, mARcH7.
ie43. 1874. 1916
American 500. .O2 ....52, 800
int
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-09
l2l,OO1. .......lll,0 0.......56, 900
QUOTATIONS.


l2l,OOo........llIi0 ........56, 900
QUOTATIONS.
Bon ordin a Cnurant a
Bias orin. petit cadrant belle mrch.
New OrlcHns.... 53G 63... h70 7l...... 73D 81
Mobile. ........., $50 49,. 66O 69...... ~ -
Upland & Foiida. 536D 6i...... GAO 6b..... 69D -
Virgins .......... "a go. ID 100. 10 -
Ala. and Tenn. % --...... ID -
Sea Island. lSOU 75. p 0d25U .3Ut dbUO
March 5-The transactions in cotton very ami
mated yesterday daring all The day. The uars amount
ed 10 1885 bales Prizes very firmly maintained,
and for some description here tendency To nd
vance.
This morning there is not much doing, there is
not great deal remaining sale, especially from first
hands In arranging the quotations dealers have put up
the quotations Ot United states desert tons cenlime
The stock in all hands is computed at $4,000 bales.
LoNDoS, March 5-The favorable int gence received
from Liverpool, has produced good effect in
kct therefore The heavy public sales have had This
OF The 1t 600 bales of India put up auction, The hall
adjndged and there sold otherwise 500 bales
more. The latest sales indicate advance.
The NEw-NoRK cotton market WAS very quiet on the
3lst prices without chnnge Operators generally en-
gagged in preparing their spondence Tor the packet
of the LIST. The speculative feeling pork aud
tices went on without abatement.
Stock Of Cotton al AUGUSTA and HAMBURG, April LIST
lsl4 and 1915;
In Augusta 65i bass-last IA, 2O2 bales
In hamburg. ,oU2 " ....l4,6U6 -