Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-30
sEMl-wEEKLY REpoRT-MoanE MARKET

hEMl-WEEkLN REPORT-MOBILE MARKET.
CorTuN-lhe active demand prevailing nj the close OF
last week, was continued into the presen-sales on Sat
nrday amounting about 1000 bales at rather sitter
prices the marks. closing 5lc for miding On Mon
day there less enquiry, reaching to only l50
1000 bales prices steady Yesterday buyers were again
disposed operate freely and from 800 to 1000 bales
! changed hands full prices. Liverpool middnes may
De quoted 5ac and good mijdliBgs &c. The grades
bove and below m idjlug relatively cheaper. Re-
cepls since Friday evening 1903 bales-oal this season.
505,595 bales. Stock 500 bales.
EXCHANGE steady, with fair demand and moderate
supply. Sterling 7i0s premi New York 90 days l40ls
dis sight 405 dis.
FREIGHTs to foreign ports have been quite brisk since
last report. Three Am. and two Br. ships have
been taken for Liverpool. full cargoes all 7-l6di
ship iOr uavre at &c, and Br. ship for the Clyde at
7-I6d. brig for New-York At II per bale.
The mail came through yesterday with dates of the
22d from NeHYork. They contain tidngs OF the
steamer, and entirely barren of comnerca! news.
The NEW YURK Courier and Enquirer ol the 22d says:
the Gotten market quiet this morning, pureha.
sers are now waiting the arrival Of the Boston steamer.
The decline in Foreign Exchange On Saturday brought
number buyers into the market-nnd the market has
nsary recovered lis former position. Large sales of
Sterling have made to-day nj 1881 QlO9i, aud OF
Francs at 5.26! 0525.
The Union Bank has declared dividend OF per cent
payable the first of May.
Inc Teas, per Natchtz. which unered auction
this morning, were generally Ola quality superior
usual run. and The prices demanded by importer
were above the views of the groccrs. few lot, we're
sold at full prices.
PETERSBURG Va, April 2l.-Cotte--T The accounts
per Gredi Western nave slackened the demand. Inc
lew sales since made show lirT no change IN prices
Last week the sales lsrpr than usual at 10 Sd
not including Interior cdHlisy
CAMDEN April 23-Cotton-There has been rather
more ofsring this week than for weeks pnst. We
nSlice no material change in prices, the
cept OF the unavorabe adyces from Europe We quote
II TO btc extremes the principal sales from 81 81
AUGUSTA, April 24-Cotton-The advices By the Great
Western have not had tendency render our mar
ket more stable on the contrary, it is more unsettled
than before Those aJvces being considered uutnvora
bic, the market has suffered decline OF from &c.
at this dec line the sales have been limited owing To the
small quantity offering holders keeping back tor still n-
ter adNces by the Steamer Caledonia, daily expect
ed from Liverpool with dates 10 the 4lh The sales
effected for lew days large, and may be
quoted Al 10 SIC. The rates we quote al At
10 &C. The receipts light, especially by wagons but
larger by the railroad.
AT SAVANNAH s5th, sales reported for preceding week
at $500 bales at decline of i2ic. Receipts 1888 bis
Stock 5s,ss7 bales Middling a5sc Freishls Liv-
erpool 7l6d for round und square baesi New-Yok &C.
HAMBURG, April 24-Cotlon-since the steamers uc-
counts have been received anu their weight Charles
ton aud New York been compared, market has re-
sumed more iivelier appearances; better feeling exists
with buyers; and sellers have realised full &c
Tuesdays rates when prices had gone down &c
quotations of the previous week. Ths arrivals are
light We quote fOllows-Ord TO mid Al a SCI mid iur
5405s, lair Of a.; good fair 6M6ac.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April 23-Cotton-The receipts are
To a lair extent Tor the of the year Prices were
full from the date of last to Saturday On Sunday
night received she by the steamer Great Wes-
tern, showing dun market amt decline of Sc,which
has caused market to become very dull and prices
have given wa, fully s04c per Id. Extremes 4iGpb4-
Most sales 540D6c.
GREAT SALE OF CoTToN.-A house in this town
ceived Saturday last, account sales Of North Carroll
COTTON in New York al 1zt and lac! Unfortunately
there was but little OF it-ony two bales Ii was the
Nankn cotton, and was made, we believe. by planter
in Wayne county We mention the clrcanstance, in
The hope that planters will extend the cultivation OF
that artice.-lfayeItevIleO Observer. 22d inst.