Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-09
COMMERCIAL.


London ...........Sept. Aew-1 orA......'''oe..
New.York nanar. received yesterday of Wednesday
lst inst.
The Shining and CONNIE rcia List makes the follow
,ng s.p,i ,v,ekly rerort of that market:CottonTh
market since our has beon firm. and prices are well
summarized Among The sales were two lists of Eeary
2oDo bales, which materially enhances the aggregate
,,.,ssc,ions-bnt IL should be remarked Ihat although
4soo bales have changed hands, there hut few buyers
In Tho markets The quotaiions given are-New Orleans
and Mobile, inferior el0l; ord. to good ord 6ir7i mid.
TO good mid. 7k9s md fair fair sld9 and fully fair
10 good fair ai6l0c The receipts 1911 baestola for
month l9,207.
In Exchange fair business the oflst inst
sterling 926plO.
N YoRK Sept 30-Cotton-The market Is firm at the
advance noticed upon the arrival If the Britannia. The
sales saturday and to-day reach $500 bales part for
shipment and part on speculation.
The new crop forward freely, 43lS bales having
already been recesedand there is every prospect Ola
bonntfnl supply We quote upands, very ordinary To
mddng g 10 y cents tar; to good b,lr, ana Eood :
CO a cents Mobiles Lousanas &c ordinary to mid
ding n CENTS fair to good fair to 10 cents good
and fine IL 10 ~ and ia cents per pound The sales
since the 9th instant estimated al l6000 bales
The Charleston Cotton market during the last week
was quiet bu, firm prices sellers having occasionally
the advantage hut change made in previous quota
Ilons-nid to mid. fair II ro "a, and fair aRd good fair
7i8stc. Receipts 4l02 bales-saes 3O0O Two vessels
partly loaded for Liverpool at 7-l6d.
SAVANNAH Oct Cotton Our las; review efl the mar
ket with the asices Boston mt hand, and
Improvement of prices caused thereby Of fully in
this market Since thar time there has been good and
steady demand for the article but the light stock sale
has prevented transactions reaching To any eatent-wha
sales, however. have been made, at the improve
ment noticed above, and in some instances slight aid
vance it has been obtained Our market having
assumed somewhat settled appearance, venture to
We
be purchased under cents, while lot OF fully fair in
square bales, would reedy bring our highest quotation
Inferior GD63
Ordinary ...-.................. .6I6do4
Middllng. ...-.........'. ..'..........'. .d4fDI4
Middling fair 1s074
Fair and fully fair ..........................7s
SELMA, Oct. Ave have change notice in the
Cotton Market since review Of last week. The
tcle in slowly few sales have been made during
the week at q to II cents
PRovIsIoss-It is matter of satisfaction to learn
that prospect good for low prices in all the staple
articles of Western provisions during the incoming
son. The Great West will in all probability, produce
supernbundance, and shall again be enabled TO live
at living prices.
The Cincinnati Chronicle says
THE PORK MARkEr-Nrom some indications here we
fear thai higher prices offered for Pork, than will be
sustained Last year furnished the facts, which show
ed the great falling oin the number fhogs 1t was strict
y accurate and the higher prices which followed,
sustained. But does the same state of facts exist?
Is too early to speak positively but incline to the
opinion that the number Of hogs will be found larger in
proportion this year and ii very certain there is Corn
enough to fat them Let be deceived about crops.
Corn is abundant.
Is there any greater demand? We dare saw many cal
culae Army contracts But the Armyis not increased
1t is only moved. .H
We throw out these hints for the benefit of whom it
may In confirmation of then quote the fol
lowing paragraph from the Ancient Metropolis, Chilli
cooihe)
LAS the season ofhog-king is approaching, feel
anxious receive and give all the information this
subject hatc be gathered From the best advices
led to believe that the quantity of hogs for sale in
this valley will be at least double that OF last yenr-the
crop having been the largest known The hogs
cents per pound-the latter price for those weighing
30 lbs. These prices induced by the present high
prices opovisions in our eastern cities We have heard
OF no engagements vet the packers unwilling
risk these prices until further Developments"
CuBA-Agreeable to all the information we have the
present crop of Coffee which begins into market
in October, will much, if any, exceed the previous
year. which signay of through the hurricane
and of that year The exports from Havana and
Matanzas last amounted to only and half
millions of pounds-sgans ia millions the previous
wear In 1912 the exports times great
lsst year, amounting to better than II millions of pounds.
The quantity taken by the United States in s45 IS stated
by official documents at only 10000 lbs,--against 6544
800 lbs, in 1914 These probably undersa-
ted officially correspondent Of the New Orleans Tro-
pic says the True quantity should be about onethrd
The prospects of the Sugar crop very good and
expected last dates that ii unforeseen disaster
happened the crop would reach al least 100000 boxes
Last year the exports from Havana ard hlatanxas n
mounted only 272 1913 boxei while in the year previ
they 000
ANOTHER LINER.-A fine packet ship is nearly
ready for launching Phadelphia intended of
Cope Il Co.'S Liverpool line. SIZE is called The Wyom-
ing.
The RIvERs-Rain-It has mined here the greater
part of the time since Monday. On Monday and Tues
day nights perfect deuge of water poured down. filling
TO overlooking all the vnlets branches and creeks in
the vicinity and running down streets like mill
race Yesterday the weather fitful-sunshine and
heavy showers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS up the close
of evening being still unsettled. We hear that the rains
above have been light and by means general The
Alabama river learn had risen Is to l5 inches at
Montgomery on Monday, and Is reported at Selma and
Washington. From the Bgbee we hear nothing rclia-
BILE. AT Demopols it ralned heavily on Monday
FRosT.-We understand that letters were received
yesterday from Montgomery stating that the weather had
cleared Off with Frost-(on Monday morning. we sup
pose)
ONO RIvER.-There were four and half feet of wa
ter in the channel ut Pittsburgh at noon the ODD ut
and still rising Fourteen steamboats, were at the
landing, all receiving freight.
New SUGAR.-Two hogsheads ofSugar the first of The
new CROP were received at New Orleans on Saturday
Also six barrels of new Molasses.
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