Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-22
COMMERCIAL.

The mails regularly through .esterduy-New-YorI
dates Of the l4th inst
TIE steamer Great Britain arrived of Nantucket oil
the night of 18th The east end OF which Is
lnnd and the Bass Rip, she discovered on the
ing of the eth in distress, hat afterwards il is said
under weigh and the Intelligence. dated New orb
Journal of Commerce office. l4th SAM reported her
low ut New-York.
The papers report the NEW NoRK cotton market qule
on Monday, l9th-saes only IA 800 bales. Operators
awaiting the steamers On Saturday, II is said
over 1000 bales changed hands
stvANNAH-More doing in cotton for week ending
l7th-saes 9o2 Laes. Receipts Hlso The increase.
Prices without change, except in middins, which is
shade lowersay 7t@i4c; fair aud fully fair 50slc Re-
septs to date 6,gs5 bales stock sos bales Frughts
The last vessel up for Liverpool, completed freight al
= lCMtd-nothng ON the berth.
NEw-oRLEANs--The Bulletin of Monday says;
There is nothing of particular interest in the cotton
market. Sales continue be very limited scale
they anouAled on Saturday In only about $40 bales
Prices rather easier for buyers but there
30 auihorise any alteration from our last quotations
Freights are without change. Two ships taken
up on saturday for Havre, and one for Liverpool al for
mrr quoted rates.
The weather since yesterday morning has been exceed
ingy inclemen
SEA isLAND SoIloN.-h Ht VI NJ uiu
bales Sea Island grown in Miss sspp shipp
ed some months ago from New Orleans 10 liverpool
The account of sales received by the last
and thus reported in the New Orleans price currents
20 bales marked Clifton plantation AL. ,......l4d
"a w d S.. ...........,.,......l5d
SUGAR CRoP.-There appears to be sone difference o.
opinion The promise and probable result Ut the pre-
sent years sugar crop of Louissna. Most of the
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prospect good for full CROP and in with III,
increased cultivation, increase upon last year has
believe, been generally anticipated the favor
bile fall weather. There is however, probably no croI
susceptible of much injury as the sugar cane from
frost and storms and to both OF which ALSO niece
ry more exposed than any other of staples. As II,
evidence Of the precautions results attending the cuva
uou of sugar, the yield 1884 (l yens ago MAS lOU
40 hhds, which did again equal ii 1889, when
amounted $4,000 hhds, and in 1912 to 100000. In u
il again only 100000, while last year reached 200
900 hhds. Within the Inst years the crop has fell
low 10000. $4,000. 10000 81 GOO, 80 200 hhds
ia alleged this year that the fortnight later
which choriens the and initiates against the pro
duct Proportionately-wh last year the most ia
vornbe experienced. Assin, say the short croI
men, experience shows that large crops never follow
in succespon(s very good argument for the past but
curious In reference to the uturelergo The prese
crop be shor, Of last. writer in the Planter
tLa) Gazette, who ID himself Sugar planter has take
Ihe New0reans price task for It's remarks oil
IhS LIST Sept, which favored tho view of larger cro
this than last The writer In The Gazette
with the following paragraph.
II will he them from tho above estimate that /
cannot he reasonably expected that present CROWNS
crop will exceed 1870 900 hhds subject TO sill ui her de
la tt