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

TRADE MANUFACTURING DISTRICT
The continuation of and otherwise wealth
to have rather injurious effect upon Cloth
markets, which otherwise show symptoms of improve
ment; there is therefore, but limited amount OF business
doing In the market for Yarns, although not quite so
animated for weeks past prices remain well sup
ported
AT NeW York, the price current of the 10th inst re-
ports fair demand for Cotton, chiefly for export at
steady prices lot OF 1876 bales Texas sold Friday
for export 81 TO &C. averaging Tic short price, Sales
besides this $500 Upland and Forda and $50 Mobile and
New-Orleans. The quotati ons for mid. good mid
to7ic.
An advance is quoted in Liverpool Cotton freahts,
5l60sd per Id being the packet rate. Havre &C..
Exchange on LONDON "a 0lO prem.
AT Charleston lSh sales of Cotton for preceding week
reported 1900 bales, full pricesm mid ar Ct
07ic. Receipts of week 95s bnles. Freishs TO Liver
o7l6d for square and 9. led round bales Ic
to Havre.
At Philadelphia 10th inst. it is remarked of Cotton
There has been steady demand since the close of the
week and sales have generally been made at full prices
part being taken specuathn about $50 bales Upands
and New Orleans changed hands CSC for ordinary "a
(D1A for good mddng and SDelc for fair to midding
fair, on the usual terms.
SAVANNAH, Sept. I2.-Our market remains in a auiet
state and we look for to continue until Of
principal BUYERS return which will be in three
weeks and the only enquiry the present moment
I'LL up few small orders for the North, which purcha-
find II difficult do, holders generally verv
firm in their asking prices, both for old and new CROP
and refuse to sell unless they obtain their limits
which all 0 above the which pur
willing to give. New Cotton has come in freely
the past week and The receipts far this season reach
about 800 bales most of which is still hand or has
been shipped TO New-York The recent rise in the sa-
vannah river hns also added of old coous
about 100 bales having been received; but little howev
Is the market for sale, nearly all il has been
sent with orders TO ship The effect of the foreign ac-
counts market, is TO make holders more firm in
their asking rates, while the few purchasers in market
uhnU
bales, all of the follow at G, at 81 and
rs at cents per h. Until business Is
IN IN Is MARKET we must omit quotations, for differ
ent are the views of huvers and Sellers il is
To give them with any thing like accuracy; the former
are willing 10 give from 81 &C. while the latter are
holding on al "a 09c.
of letter from Edsto Island on the 9th inst and
published in the Charleston Mercury of yesterday saws:
1.-THE Committee of the Agricultural Society of this Parish
for the inspection of Crops have just made their Report
and they have estimated the all the plantations
visited, at little over 80 lbs. per acre
Last year, their estimate something near I4O lbs
per acre-which confirms the statement made to Won
when lately in the CITY, that thought the crop would be
third less than last year
The event will, think, confirm this estimate il no ac-
ciden happens to the crops but they very back
lDGrd, Il have known them much SOY a gale mr.
an early frost may diminish ii greatly"
NORTH CARoLENA STAPLE.-'rhe Turpcntine distilled
last season in Wilmington N. g. alone is estimated AT
300 600 barrels worth S40000O The raw material shin
ped $4,000 barrels, valued at Si6S000 Tar shippcd 3O
ooo barrels, worth si5'OO0. Total s6l3e0O