Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-30
COMMERCIAL.

The eastern m~i is still in strange snu The let.
from New York through yesterday, hut We re-
ceiVel no papers, which now two days behind, We
received Baltimore and Philadelphia papers as late US
dne-29d and 22d respectively, but by the
Charleston aud Savannah papers did not to hand
Now we are totally at loss To understand how the
former could come through without the latter.
The Philade phia American contains New York dates
down TO PM. of the 2lsl in which ii Is stated 1.-THE
cotton market is very dull and the decline since the
steamer Is perhaps per Id. The Flour spectators
In the dumps day and further decline of l2l6D25c
has taken place. Genessee offered ut s. 27, which
Is decline of soc per bb since the steamer arrived"
Private letters received in this city are Of the
tenur The cotton market is represented be very I'M
settled, but considered from dic lower since the ar
val OF the Hiberna.
Things will probably continue irregular until the ami
val of the Great Western, with weeks later dnes -
She to leave Liverpool the nh inst and be eA-
pected at New Y urk on the 18th We shall be entitled
40 her accounts here on Saturday or sunday.
Al PHILADELPHIA 22l, cotton quiet holders more dis
posed 10 realize. Sales of about $50 bales at 7i0slc,
and new crop 9d9ic. Flour quiet at 81 SO.
New oRLEANs MARREr.-The Picayune makes the
following report under date of Monday evening, 27Ih
Since our remarks of Saturday last have been ia
vored with continued line weather, and the receipts oil
our great staple, cation, are large in proportion.
Later news by the Boston sleamer llberniH was eX-
peeted to-day. hut did moi 10 hand although The
mail through. The non-arrvA al these udvces
eclssd some influence on the cotton MARKET mud trans
actions did not exceed 5000 bales including list Of 1875
bale good mildlng Tie which decline oi fully tc
since the day he tore yesterday particularly as one mark
was reduced baC.
NEw MEX IcAN TARIFF The Mexican author tiles ha-
wing determined TO revise the tariff duties on imports
have instructed the proper officers 10 make known the
substance OF the contemplated changes. Mr.. LeBnron
late Mexican Consul for this city has handed the fol-
lowing note for publication
1.-THE under gnrd instructed by a decree from the
Republic OF Mexico, accompanied with n copy now NJ
his Office, of the substance basis OF tariff TO be
In operation the Isl Feb 1886, to give this early
tico that parties Interested may avail Of this opportunity
MOBILE, Oct. 30, e. LEBANON.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
Washing ton Oct. 70, lS45. s
Information has heen received from the Consul OF III,
United States at renefe OF royal order which close,
The port Of the Island u Palma Como of the Canary Is
lands) against the Importation of merchandise
eign places stating that the receipts did
NOT cover the expense incurred
WASHINGTON, Oct 20, 1916
Information has been received the Department Of
State that the law heretofore existing, requiring nil
sells from ports where there Argentine Consuls, 10
have their iest ist and bill heHIh certified
by the said Consul will hereafter be enforced, and
penalty exacted oA all who do not conform TO il. u.
GIN HOUSE, BURNT.-The gin house, with about q
bales OF cotton, belonging to MIR. Wade H. GauleD,
East feciana, was destroyed By fire few nights since
SUeAR-The Ibervle Planters Gazette Of Saturday
states that the Sugar crop that Parish will be exceed
ingly short this year.