Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-20

N YoRk, Sept 1O-P. M.-Cotion-The market WIS
rather heavy this mornng The accounts from Europe
are not favorable they expected 10 be- aud MS
Nil apprehension n short crop of Cotton this season
appears 10 be dpeled it cannot be expected that pri-
ces will improve.
COLUMBUS, Ga. Sept. l0.--The receipt Of Cotton du
ring the past season, in this place reached in round mum
The soek Or DID Cotton remaining aver in the
mousse on Inc lst instant is 1897 bales cotton re-
ceived to lst Inst, Sc bales hand 1913 bales.
Dissatisfied with rates. from the kno"ledge of the in
Ieor condition Of the growing he planters are, We
~ generally. Withholding their Cotton from the market
LOT better prices than those prevailing, say % d63o;
very tie IL coming in and the most of that stored on
planters account judging by what is coming the
crop Of this section promises to be remarkably inferior in
quality.
BosroN, Sept. i.-Cotton-There is a better feeling
In the Cotton market, and sales have been effected
manuac turers and spectators. in all since las
$500 baes. comprising from ordinary middng 657l
nlddng fair It 1s4ci and fine at sac, mos. The
ke is firm and steady.
AT Montgomery l7lh. the receipts of amounted
10 1890 bales, of which $40 during the week. The Jour
nal Observation-Disclosures taking advantage of the fin
roads to get their crops iorwardmosy stored on their
own account Prices, 5a@6 cents. The present wealth.
er ft continues may mature the top crop, but will NOT
add materially to the aggre gate.
Extract ofa letter received OF Charleston, dated,
"HAvANA, Sept. 6-The distress is such here that high
prices cannot be paid for any thing The deficiency in the
crops OF sugar and Coffee ~ This side of the Island from
slider the number OF people of all employ ed in
porting this produce from the place of production until
on ship board including Produce Brokers. Shipping
chants and Bill Brokers' you avast number of people
thrown out of emp nent aud their means subss-
ienee cut on to The extent OF so per cent All
these are consumers of imported articles they have
the means oil paving for them. But for means
they have TO live upun articles that cost the least and
with the greatest economy"
Revenue AND EXPENDITURES OF GREAT BRIrAlr-
From IN official presented the last session of
parsment, the following statements are extrhcfed-ex
hhiIing The public income and expenditure of the King
dom in the last three Years.
Years. Income ErDendit,rs
t74i.-. ....,...t5l 10 40. s. lg5 l5g
tot4 .-....... Sc, 5,U22............. 55,50l 40
1913 --t-'...... 5o59O,2l7. 55,i03,647
IL nprears BY This that the income steadily increa
std while the expenditure has remained nearly slaona-
Fy II should he recolected however, that the returns
Of the past year only down the 9Th January and
does not include the results of the tariff raons oil the
present season.
Wilmer q Smiths Times observes, in Its comments
upon this statement
Thus II appears that in the year ending January s.,
le45 there was 4075lg excess Of pendure over in
come, hut there was OF income over eApend
lure IN l5l4 and l6i5-nearly million half in the
FORMER and three millions aud hall in the latter wear
Iha sources whence this Immense revenue Is derived
are various Taking the general heads for last year.
IND them TO be follows:
Cnstoms aud Excise. ,..,,....... E35 5766s1
'Niamps.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1897 SOB
assessed hhu Ihnd Taxes. 4,429570
property and Income Tax. ............. 53296Ul
ros' once ...'........................ l,705,Oe6
Crown Lands an 5E3
Other Ordinary Revenue. ........... 39I,59s
Money from Chinu. ,................ 3S5, 00s
f55,59O,2l7
On the other hand, the expenditure into great
variety Of channels Last yenr the of collect
Ing the Customs and Revenue 400, 5S6 and with
the Preventive Service charges amounted to 9G7 Si.
The collection Of Stamps Assessed Taxes, &c, e.
S60536. Here, then, the expense OF collecting the
revenue amounts nearly five millions sterling about
one-iweiuh This il all enormous per cenlsge and ex
emplifes the truth Of the ancient udase-The Kings
cheese IL lost in the pHrings"
The annual cost Of the Civil Government of England
may be stated at il6l5265, and may be enumerated as
follows
The Queens Establishment. f37l 500
Allowance 10 the Royal Family ........... 277,000
lrlsh Nice-royhlty 26,440
Houses OF Parliament. 100,616
Clvl departments. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1888
TIT hhuiits, 27I,5UI
FOR PENSIONS 6,2S5
Under the for "Justice find f559 7e2 Tor
Courts of Justice f594 32 Police and Crlmna Pros
eco,ions; and f703, III for "Correction"
The Diplomatic expenses f3506O9 for The year
namely t 1871 le6 for foreign minister's salaries and pen
sons tt 303 for consuls aries and
allowances; and f70 1870 for Disbursements and outfit
The annual expense Of The British Army aud Navy
amount to about tl3,96l PAS, which comprises =
Expenses of the Army. &c l7s,7l4
20 NaVy.........-........ 5,S5S,2ie
DO Ordnance. ............. l,924,3l2