Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-05
sEAI-WEEKLY R9Ponr-MonILE MARKEr

cd $ l sEdI-WEEKLY REPoRT-MoBILE MARKET
 CorToN-The sales during the past three busiheS' days are esmaIed nt nearly Il OOO baes-o which l"S oOlo set down for Saturday. principally bought o' e" parties who In exclusive possession o lhe "e Tor egu received private that day ~ hours in advance of ihe regular mail Prices tow Fds lhe close business Saturday being considered 4e higher than at the opening of the market Holders since tinue very firm this advance and m aome Instances more asked Yesterday the enquiry wasvery gen. al, but buy CTS were unable up the of sellers We quote mdilins 5c, and good mIddlins 5te. Receipts since Friday evening 22,556 bales.
 ExcH,NGE-Steady, win lsr request. New-York cheeks par to dis and 60 days 1t4lI dis Alabama Bank paper quiet al 64d6s dis.
 FREIoHTs-The engagements reported an Amer ship taken for Liverpool l7 31d. and ship N York r.. Some other transaclious rumurej, the rectness of which yet unable to ascefsin.- Br. vessels for Liverpool continue To Ill up at .L.
 New-York dates by tle regular mail yesterday were from NewYofk of Monday 27ih ult. Dy The Govern- meat express, Baltimore slips of the 29'h receivcl-one day in advance Of the regular mail 'ne
 Prom the Baltimore Sun of Ihe 29Ih have the fol- lowing item
 Al NEw. YORK, on Monday 27lh. the cotton mark [ firm and prices tended upwards. Sales reached oO0 bales al fall !c advance the prices obsined before the arrival of the steamer.
 NEw-YoRR, Jan. 2s-Coiton The mark opened day with good feeling, and the bids rec le rates paid the close uf usi week. further mrnt was demanded by hoiJers nnd arcedrh tn y pur chasers so that the narkst ay he considered ic higher than beure the arrival of the steamer Sales i5uO ble
 Al BALTIMORE, it is remarked or Money and Essn'n ges; We have change in the money marLet. Our observation induces the opinion that the "pprehended scarcity Is passing of, and that is had without difficulty from of the Bank, sde cy-siN per ihe uniform The recent "dvices from Europe by the Cambria, cal ulaf Ia work favoraby, and by inducing large shipments of cotton, bring the Foreign exchanges down Ieow The specie point. On the conf. nen and in Fhgland capital very nbundant ana in London 9 per per iia current ute of interest.
 There i' no much spece moving north from this city. charge on Boston, NeN-Autk nI Fhjladrlthi. rule. at n. Il abnn ihnt
 L. ndon loti Bremen B. Paris 52a. Mexican Dollars l; ~panih prem
 Al Auous.A aO uI ,et,,' arriving yen lreei, and -orA arrum"atrg The dect ', The late ful eig new. pOt iuny developed.
 FiaEMEN's lxsURtNcE Co-The annurl election for Directors of .hs institution, took place Saturday, The following gre the names Of The new board
 S-W Allen, J C. Chamberlain,
 Chas. White b. Mead
 Br. Tardy, R. II. Redwood,
 O. c. Prentice, Jacob Boyd.
 Wm. Haii, A. M SpraRue
 J. c. Davis. f. .C. Ueard,+
 j. K Collins, F. W. Mccoy. tNew Directors JC Dawson. S. w Allen WAS e-elected President c. 6. Prentice Vice President. and J. T. Franklin, Secretary.
 LARGE CARGoEs-The fine new steamer Tuskaloosa arrived Monday from Tuscaloosa with 1853 bales ot- The Montgomery arrived on Saturday bales cotton the largest cargo this season. The March go arrived on Sunday had 1904 bales the next arges Both these boats were from Montgomery. Yesterday the Sam Dale, also from Mont somery brought down the very handsome cargo of I772 bales We have thus re- ceved since Friday by four boats the aggregate of s,496 bales.
 In looking back at ihe receipts of previous years find the largest cargo brought this port was the 2sh Feb. l540 by the steamer Mediterranean a- mounting to 2427 bales In the previous trip she rived here the l4h Feb with 22ie bnies During the two past seasons the Sam Dale has brought down the largest loads, varying from about 6O0 TAO, which was her freight the 3Oh Nov. 1913. Iu several in- stances during years greater number than the last named have been reported by different boats but part of il was n!,".-; III bages lowed by the Some twenty odd years ago we remember the old Co Iumbus brought down upon her own keel, rising, we think, 2l0O bales.
 DIvIDENDs-The American Mutual Insurance Co. of New-York, 2! per cent the earned premiums Of lhe last year.
 Whaling Bank New-London, A regular dividend of B. and extra of per cent.
 Union Bank, New London, A regular dividend of B. aud an extra of 2i per cent.
 New London Bank semi-annua dividend of S2 per snare.
 The Alliance Mutual Ins. Co of New York aner pro- vdng for he interest the cash capital (now repdid of S50 000 have div idend of 20 per cent which certificates will be ,ued on the lst of March