Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-05
Grocery, Produce and Provision Market.


 GENERAL RESARKs-We have no improvement m @ 10 note in business and single change To record in prices every thing like business except in the retail line to city consumers and something the wagon trade is entirely suspended and our city presents all the angor and duness usually characteristic o the summer season Tn this climate. The weather which at our last and for week or two previously had been extremely hot has since been rendered more supporta6le ny several refreshing rains which have senSbly cooled the atmosphere and re- treshed the parched vegetation and thirsty earth We have still the satisfaction of reporting our city entirely healthy. The imports oi merchandise as usual al this season. have been quite limited.
 BAGGISa AND ROPE-Kenucky Bagging l2Ol2h cash, and l3tdl315c: on time; rope 565h and 53aD6Ac-very
 BAooN--Light receipts with little enquiry has stfened holders Il rie-we quote hams to ilc as in quality; sides 67sd7i4 and shoulders D5cone holders asking 5l05]lc. for prime Gin shoulders.
 BuTTER-Western sells in small lots at from l00 l4c-
 CHEEsE-Western 7(09c-light request and supply
 CANpLEs.-sperm 97CDs9c, dull; supply good.
 COFFEE-Wha light stock in first hands the article is entirely nominal at for Rio 74f07hc. No oHavana worth reporting.
 FLouR-HoIders offresh are rather frn and we onote Ohio al s4 aOG4 lots that have been in may be quoted s40i,l5 per Dbl. The demand solely a retail
 GRA1N-Corn is rather lower, say 40GD4oc with good supply and moderate sales Oats 40(042c in small lots
 HAY-No transactions other than retail for which dealers obttin ST The stock very light.
 LARD-Prme leaf is scarce and worth Sa0ssz cts. in ket s05a9lc
 LlME-A cargo of 2OOo bbls Thomaston extirowler ar rived since last this 400 bbs was engaged early the and since arrival several hundred have been reiaied from the wharf We quote S2 per bb as the retail price.
 LUaBER-There has been hut little done in shipments of this article for two three weeks past owing to the difficulty ofcharterng vessels three cagoes for the Cuba market have been in readiness for time and will be shipped first favorable opportunity. Mill prices remain steady at $sG 10 per M for assorted lumber
 MOLAssEs-SaeS limited to retail business-prlceS steady at3Oc in whole and halfbbls Stock mo- derate.
 PoRK-Prces remain stationary at $144(0l4h for mess without transactions except occasional retail sale. Receipts quite light and holders steady. RIcE-With very moderate supply and request prices steady at 46D44c
 SUGAR-We quote extremes 6(G65fc, remarkng that there qualities sale, the stock consist ing fine choice well drained-supply good part of it held on speculation for future market
 SALT-rhi4 article continues without the least anma ton, al sld50 TO- with heavy stock lot 300 sacks shipped to N Orleans
 WHIsKEY-No change-2lOolbc. continue to be the prevailing rates with very limited enquiry and moder- rate supply.
 IT. We have been convinced for fortnight past that running of stuck short and that were rather premature in deducng what supposed to he an when the stOrk last taken On the ls June there 5 vessels loading in the lower hay with near V l4oO bales On board and some iOOoO in presses the movements attending which rendered it very difficult to get exact 9ccount of stock supposed had done however and finding agreeahly the statement of 629 bales in table, il immediate deduc ted It appears, after posting up accounts cOsely and giving New Orleans the full amount claim ed under their head of imports from this port that short in stock 7Gs bae-a difference only of 39 bales from statement it stood up to the lstinst We find stock in this way the LoTena has 06S bales and the La Grange 3l bales board vessels lighters there is 9i bales ship marked and say 425 bales factors cotton
 making stock of 202s hales hand and board cleared at the end of the week We add 7S bales to receipts.