Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-25
COMMERCIAL.


Twenty ONE DAYS LATsn.-1h, steamship Grral
Western arrived al New York On the morning 81 the
10th inst. with dates from Liverpool "a The 18th Match
and iIayre OF the 25th. We indebted 10 Wilmer
Smiths European Times for considerable portion o.
the annexed extracts.
The Liverpool cation MARKET 1t will be perceived. is
quoted Id per Id lower Than IN the 81 March-equivn-
lent In ID de cline upon prices the I'm uit brought h,
the Queen OF the West and the Republic.
From Brown, shpley & Co.'S Circular.l
LIVERPOOL, March 2s-Wiih reference to our Crcn
lar OF 81 inst BY the last steamer, have advise that
the change of duties therein mentioned ) adopted
and acted upon Under the commercial treaty American
sugar will be admitted the duty Of FL 3, per cw-
but the Act requires that the certificate growth al
tested by the British Consul the port of shipment shall
be delivered 10 the Collector of Customs here by the
master Of the vessel in which sugar is imported, who Is
required to make declar that he received the same
nj his por of loading and that the sugar on board Is the
same as therein described. For want o this iormhity
two small parcels Just arrived refused admission for
home consumption.
The brisk dem and for cotton noticed Circular OF
Sd inst. continued the Two following lays with in
creased activity, nnd the cGse Of the ended 9TH
inst the quotations for isir further advanced 81
lb hut The market then took the other
aud has since been heavy anu declining, particularly
since the l7h inst, when the Boston OF /
arrived aud prices fully I'd lower than The
Sd lust This is ascribed mainly the accounts OF III"
greatly Increased receipts into the American ports and
increased estimates of the crops md il may also
degree arise from slight check in he Manchester trade
aud rather less favorable accounts from the Eastern
kes though the TIA lie Of the Sainners is sill highly pro-
liable The duty cotton being now abolished, the
quotations are given according tor Upland they
3tG43 fair Al Mobile 3!d5, lair 49, Orleans 34Q6
lir A.! and Tennessee aud Alabama 3lDl!d per ID. As
the importer is longer subject duty those prices
70 him 10 I'd per ID better than at the lowest point u
the market The three first days December last, while
the TO The is only id than that
depressed period The business Tor the week ended 7h
II $50 bacs-fpr that ended l4h inst. 337
baes-2Jth inst. 1880 baes-and for the week ended
this evening they have $50 bales In the three
first weeks IS bales changed hands speculation but
this week little nothing has been done by SPECTATORS
The stock in this port is now about sos 900 bales
625,OO0 period last season; the stock Of Ameri
about 574 000, las, 900 than was
As there is II strong probability that the Government,
may shortly dispense with the weighing cotton upon
landing il very important that contracts Tor freight
should in future be upon the shipping invoice weights
and expressed in the bills of lading.
Report of the Liverpool Market for week ending March
l4-tFro n the Circular of The United Brokers1rhe de-
msnd has become moderate. and the market is de-
void OF animAtIoni there is however little change TO
notice in prices excepting for American descr in
bond, which in many Instances have been purchased Id
per ID iower Brazil and Egyptian commanI full prices
and surat is steady specuat"rs have taken 900 Am
erican 600 Egyptian and 400 Sura mud exporters 800
American. Total amount Of sales, S3, 700 bales.
Report, &c. for week ending March 2l-The Halifax
steamer OF the LIST inst hHVing brought OF
considerable increase i'll the receipts the various ports
and the uncertainty To the period when the abolition
Of duty will take effect have together ended suspend
business, and American descriptions being more freely Of
iered hhve further declined 10 per ID; all other descp
1ion' remain 'oerenl steady at the quotations Speech
laors have taken $500 American and exporters zoo
erican. TOta number OF sales, $50 bales.
March 25-The market has ned inactive through
out the weekthe business having in great
confined to the wants Of the trade. American descrp-
tionA freely offered hut prices are without change,
with the don OF the 5l6d b, the the
duty, abe abolition OF which came into operation Sat
urdhy last our quotations are therefore reduced accord
in2y all other descriptions with the exception OF Bahia
Spectators have taken $500 American and $50 Ameri
can have been taken for export The Total number of
sales duiing the week have been 2S,H2O bales.
From the European Times, March 2g.l
The abolition OF the duty on cotton is important
event in the history Of the rade and that is regard
ed evidenced in the present price OF the staple,
less han in the eNertions which the
10 obtain the long looked Tor remission from the powers
above Prices, in consequence, which now quoted
without duty, place cotton before the buyer the
price OF last year. In consequence Of this
combined with the fact thai The crop promi
Ia he exceedingly abundant-much more than had
hern looked t0r-he market is rather depressed and il
will probably mnntan its present appearance Until
decisive move be arising ont oil the The
crop the state of the home mark -boh events,
which time only develope. Speculation nearly
unct during the week 23uU bags American have
ken by spectators, and $50 for export.
RHAvRE, March 24.-Siuce The receipt of the ndyces
from the other side of Atlantic, the Burgundy ~
York packet Ship and berna Via England the
latter bringing dates TO The LIST instant Market which
had previously become rather sluggish has reaps-
ed INTO dull state Dealers, well Spectators ha,
already shown reluctance TO purchase largely uni the
arrival OF accouns of conclusive character as TO
the extent ofcrop Tnebuyng has been of most limit
ed descrpton-te desire OF stock has far
ell the inquiry aud prices have experienced decline of
fully H., which ould have undoubtedly been still great
had holders manifested pressure effect any extern
sse saes The unfav CRADLE change the Liverpool mar
ket produced by the above men ned adyices been
the principal of the depression that has
rcd here; and all speculative feeling having disappeared
for the present. any revival in the must now
depend the ofhe demands the mnuufactur
ing departments. The following the sales effected
this week:
1885 bales New orleuns. ........F 55- 10 CO.