Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-02

Al Nelu Orleans, where the foreign accounts arrived
Monday, holders cotton advanced prices 4c per
10, buyers exhibiting but little activity. Tho sales on
Monday 1900 bales generally ut the above advance.
CH,RLEsroN Sept. 27.-Cottou-The market was
quiet until Wednesday after the receipt
the Foreign which brought several hnyersnto
the market and the close of business il ascertain
that upwards Of 1000 bales hnd changed hands at an
advance of cent pound on the quotations Of the
previous week. Throughout Thursday the demand
also good the sales having reached about 1900 bales
this advances but the limited supply sale Yesterday,
and the high prices demanded by holders checked the
disposition the pari Of buyers operate who retired
after having taken about 500 bales and the market closed
tho following quotations, Viz;-lnierior and ordinary
60D6I; mid 10 mid fair 7iG7l; fair to nlly fair 7l0sc.
The receipts of the week reach 1898 bnles and the sales
in the snme time may be put down at 1880 bales.
Freights-We qnote 20 Liverpool 7d9 l6ths for cot
ION. To Boston-Cotton per l00lbs l5M20c. To New
York do 1895.
SAVANNAH, Sept 26-In our cotton market, we have
change notice 10 the receipt OF the BtiiHnnia's
advices. which came To hand IN Wednesday evening,
and being considered more favorable both from Liverpool
and Havre had the effect. apparently Of giving
6dence buyers md sellers but the only transaction
that has taken place since heir receipt small
which purchased before the accOuhts came hand
and resold since at advance of abont per h.
The sales during the week reach ISL bales, which were
dsposed OF follow at Ct 2ht 6l, 67at7 81 at IT. 1874
at "a, 81 at II, 10 at II, and bales at 73c.
Fregh,s-A ship has been put an the berth for for
egn port probably for Liverpool, with the greater
part OF her cargo engaged 7l6d TOR square aud I'D
lb for round bales.
COLUMBUS Sept. 24-There Is no particular change to
notice in this COtton (f any thing IL is
ter easier buy but the quantity coming in is
ny light that sufficient test is given 10 its We
quote eN06l.
SELMA Sept Give have but few transactions to no.
notce-the not having fairly opened. few bales
have been sold during the present week al to u cents
per Id.
Owing the fine weather for gathering the receipts at
the warehouses have been light
The river is extremely low The steamer Native pass
ed on Thursday her way Montgomery, but could get
onlya few miles up the river and returned Ia Mobile Tho
Noxnbee also discharged freight intended for points above
and returned.
Freight down the river one dollar and fhy cents per
bale.
MONTGOMERY, Sept 25 acknowledging of interest
has TRANSFERRED in Cotton Market since report of
last week. but little offering and that little of poor quail
" for srst picking which sells from to centsclean
Cottnn OF good color would command cents.
II Is generally believed that all the estimates made
few weeks ago, OF the growing crop OF the United States
was too low
Rio De JASEIRo Aug 2O.--Coitor-The arrivals have
been more abundant bat not SO much so as TO allow Of
accumulation of stock the demand for every guar
ing very sctve tspecnlly since the receipt oil aj
vices from Europe to 18Th June superors range from
Sn900dSn Co. costing on bo4ri htmGi cents, good new
first. 81 50H Sh25U, 5i06! cents. The arrivals OF
are not yet abundant. and will not he for some
weeks The reports of the the crop are
Nv confirmed The port in July 95 rs bags,
of which A SOs went TO the United states. viz: 10 New
York 1886 bags OF coffee, Baltimore 4s7s bags. Boston
7069 bags, Philadelphia Sos bags
The above by letter received at Charleston. Since
weeks later (9lh Aua) dates received at Baltimore by
the bark Nantua The following the only item relating
10 cof1ee'
"Coffee continues very scarce. The bark NantIlus
could only get little more than half cargo"
CRops AND WEATHER.-The Selma paper of the eth
u has the following remarks IN reference the crops
Our grain crop, though not abundant will he sufficient
with economy. The cotton crop except in particular
sections of the prures and brake will be short
The failure of this last has compensated in some
measure, by The unusually fine weniher for picking H.
CoTToN CRoP.-A gentlemen of intelligence and close
observer, too not interested in cotton making who
during the past six weeks travelled through the counties
of Dallas, Wilcox, Lowndes Montgomery, Autauga Ma
Greene Sumpter Tuscaloosa and Pckens, in Ala
bama and 0cbbaha, NoXubce, l4owndes, and kemDer in
Mississippi informs that his intercourse with. and
Quires Of planters in these countless resulted in his
be made in ma jorty of the counties named, although
some planters thought they might make two thirds of
crop few planters are making good crops, but they
exceptions. The crop in the black land is better than
In sandy land Cotton looks generally green, in
quence ofthe second growth but this will benefit the
crop.-[River State Review, Sept "a.
CROPS IN LOUISIANA The Red River Repub lican of
the 10th u says: 1.-THE caterpillar has made its appear
ance on mos. of the plantations on Bayou Boeuf and
recently those Bayou Rapide and the river.
CoTToN PIcKING.-Thirty eight bales Of cotton aver
aging $40 lbs. each, were packed by six hands few
days since between day light and dark the plantation
of Major Allen c. Jones, in Greene county, Ala.
A COOP Subtitle ship Caravan, 1913 tons, recently
sold in New York for $4,000, builtin 1882 She has
had single timber plank taken since she
launched, and the purchaser took her with the phi
vege of boring his satisfaction He bored 1876 holes in
all parts of the ship and found every plank and and TIM
her sound when She purchased by Mr..
Nathan Durtee Fall River and intended for whaer