Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-24

susar-Ws have TO notice the con iinuanec OF a very
fair demand for old crop Sugar Prices, ewing the
very reduced STOCK sale. continue be pretty well
pupported outstanding that tho time hAs arTi we'd for
the new crop To come In freely, and We make no
change In quotations, except Tor the extreme for
prime. We quote common al 636l; fair 646p63 prime
7014e per lb All or nearly all of the crop which
has arrived since list has been sold rates ranging
from 5406c, aud tho demand may be reported quite
fair
Molnssss-The good demand for new crop noticed in
our previous report continues to be maintained, and all
the parcels which have in since last and which
amount together 10 1853 bbs have promptly disposed
OF at Sue per gallon.
Flour-aincs last Saturdays report the transac
lions In the Flour market have not bse very
sive scale as exporters have appeared disposed
come forward freely al the full rates cumed by
holoers. Among the sales we notice $50 bbls Ohio,
in prime order, al % Isl 800 do SO So 500 @3 S7t
800 fvore ST Louis bakers brands "a 250l4 3I; and
200 choice do o. so per bbl. Also 700 bbls Sour
IS 25D3 80. snls portion only at the laier price
Bscon-We have still to notice duh market Tor Ba
con- and prices sill tend downward Sales Of uncan-
vassed Hams have been made 7i6tc, The latter rate
for only mere retail lots Canvassed hams 81 pl0 with
some extra choice at Ill sides est the latter for
clear; shoulders 7674c per 10.
Whiskey-Prices range as previously quoted the sales
OF Recthed being ut 1871 d 1874 and 20c.
Grhn-Moderae receipts, and renewal Of the demand
for the Northern ports have caused further advance in
Corn and notes sales on Monday OF to 1000 bush.
els prime yellow and white mostly the former ut 4O4c
per bushel in sacks The for good parcels may be
quoted mt 4084lc
FreghisThere have several further eng
for foreign ports since last report increase the
supply OF vessels has caused slight decline in
Wenotlce one ship for Glasgow at S-6L, one for Liver
pool at 9-l6d, aud one for the port yesterday 4
three ships for isvre at Lie for cotton aud for
LONDON at 40 shillings for Tobacco. The
wise are rather lower in some instances but gener
ally toeraby well maintained.
HEAR BOTH sIpEs.-In Wednesdays paper we pub
lished an account Of the experiments and results attend
ing the effort which for several years past has been
by the British Government TO Introduce the coure of
American Cotton in the East Indies This account is
furnished by one of the planters who for five years.
been in the employment of the English auhortes-from
which 1t is evident that the effort has proved an entire
aud failure, and in this agreeing with all the prev
information and predictions. Some of the Eng sf
papers, however. still cling 10 the belief that Amer
be successfully grown in certain districts Of
thnt country.
The Manchester Guardian notices the progress made ID
the cultivation oihmericsn cotton in India. NotwIih
standing The apparent failure of the enterprise In certain
sections of the country IL is stated that in
India the results have been and
thai whsn grown by the natives, who carry tue
cultivation Of their land ON much more moderate
than Europeans. ii may he afforded al rates which will
bring II into consumption in Great Britain
The part OF India which to be best adapted to
the growth Of cotton liz Ia the centre, Bombay
where the climate ia favorable to the plant being neither
too dry nor too moist and where experiments large
scale are still proceeding, nj the expense OF the East In
mia Company.
OF the experiments the Guardian says:
These experiments are under the direction of Mr..
Mercer. one Of The American planters sent few
years ago; who last year had 900 under cutva-
ton and expected to have his about 30 acres
all planted with New Orleans cotton Bat the culliva-
ton IN not couhned TO the experimental efforts of MIR.
Mercer for The Ryos in tho district have taken II up,
and mud The New-oreans COTTON plant quite profitable
any unirrgated crop which they produce. There
also saw-gins in active operation, under Mr. Merce IS
homogeneous and II Is expected that some OF the cotton
grown and cleaned In the district will speedily make its
appearance in the Liverpool Market
WEATHER, &c.-The Greensboro Beacon of Saturday
last remarks:
The weather during the present week has been cea
cool and bracinga more favorable week for business
every kind, could not have been desired. Frost ow
would do the planters injUryin iacl we have heard
say 1t would be of service. in casng the
open faster The country continues remarkably healthy.
SUGAR CRop.-The Baton Rouge Gazette of the 18th
inst says during The last week have been favored
with beautiful, clear aud bracins weather. Sugar
king has commenced, and is going on briskly the
neshborins plantations The fields resent
OF activity. The prospect. of sugar planters this year
are very encouraging.
Several of the Sugar planters of Donaljsonvile and
The Lafourche have commenced grinding. The Yield
thus far, hns not been large. The weather. however, Is
not propous.
HAvRB, Sept 23Cotton-Since the receipt Of the ad-
vices the United s,aes by the Hibernia steamer
Tuesday last, our market relapsed into dun state,
spectators have entirely Withdrawn from the field and
although tho from the manufacturing districts
upon the whole of satisfactory tenor, The demand
from the trade has been most restricted scale
sumo holders desirons of reagng have submitted
To decline of fl TO ?, hut this is merely partial the
sales made this reduction Iring to be look.
ed upon establishing real deprecatun and cannot
therefore be taken criterion. Notwithstanding the
naness in business during tho past week. and the appa
decline, do consider that have
Undergone change from preceding rates Yesterday
at the opening the aspect vi the market the
al the Gloss OF last woeh and the sales very
moderate extent, without tho sill symptoms of
immediate revival in The buying. The following
tho sales effected from 18Th 23d Sept; g baea New
Orleans dp f56 TO s5 959 do Mobile Jp E53 al 1926
do Upland G5S 10 II; sc do GusllOupe E75 rs do Cay
enne, f90 total 34a3. The ports during the Pc
Rod amount to From New-York 1857 bales; do oiher
pors 252 bales; total 1919 bales. Stock 94,000 bales
AMsrERDAm--oo,ou continues in good demand at fair
prices.
STATE or Trade IN THE MAxuF ACQUIRING DIsrRlcrs
The various accounts received the Manufacturing
Districts since the sailing OF the Cambria are encora
gng md satsfactory Al Leeds there has been nm i'm
proved business done n the warehouses There is We
~ brisk demand for piece goods nj the Hainx market
and prices are considered shade higher for Orleans and
Merinos there is most excellent demand.
Goods sell very readily In the iuddersneld market
stocks. both that place and Leeds, continue light
From Bradford the received state that Yarns
were in moderate demand without alteration In price
NANDLES-l00 boxes Sperm, in store and for
~ oct2i sale by s & / JONES.
COFFEE-5oO sacks Rio, just received and for
- ocI2o sale by T. P. MILLER 8. co
PIO COFFEE-l3O bags, landing and for sale
u y oct24 by e. C. CENTER a. co