Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-10


 dates from New-York to the Isl iss-one day later due.
 The New-York Courier and Enquirer of the list says the Cotton market is firm and the demand moderate
 Nothing Of importance was done in southern Exchange Mobile 10 dis.
 SAVANNAH. July 4.-Cotlon-The transactions in Up Ian during lhe week have been very limited, hui from hhe small quantity offering r sale, prices are gradually hhrdenin! Fair, in round bales. will now readily "n SG top per ' ma 9s s % & qe' m h. @ bale" & vii nass middlng lair and whenever this quality 1s offered il finds ready sale at b3c per ID in round bs es The sales oi the week amount to 7O9 bales.
 CHARLESTON, July 4-Cotton-The Upland market has been very qnie throughout the week just closed the sales having been confined small parcels ful prizes, to complete freight engagements. The trnnsac ions onl1 doubtless have been extensive but for the mp ward tendency prices The stock the market mol only limited but it is so completely under the control of 'ders, that they indifferent making sales nn les they can obtain their erms hence the light lions In conttnui our quotations of the previous week, we would remark that although positive al- vance has.been established, holders have within days refused 10 sell these figures The receipts the week comprise l2 2i6 baes and lhe sales in time but $50 bales.
 THE WEATHER, CRoPs, &c.-The following from the Miedgevile ,Ga.) paper of the l., inst.
 In this section Of Georgia passing through se- were drought and the weather usual under like cir imsiances, excessively hot Tine partial rains which have cheered the hearts nrighhorhoods give hul the less prospect of rain others and the crop will be unqursionahy short. Cation, which planter
 
 1ull'. The comI lum of drought is extensive but we lice with great pleasure that North Western cuun- ties and the adjoining portion of Tennessee have alum dHnt rains
 tFrom the St. Augustine (Flo) News june g Never have we experienced sncl continued spell Of warm weather in FlOda, for several weeks the pheTe has been very oppressive he Thermometer rHng ing from g3' 10 99'. No of cnnstuuence has tHen in the me lime and what little breeze have had has been from un he land, hot and dry like rocco, wherng all veget,liOn Most 0i the crops n this vicinity, fear. will fnL The fruit the trees Hp pears 10 he willing for the want u few genial sho but the city isa usual, very heailhy.
 From ihe Jacksonville (Fiu) Statesman. 25h Junel The prospects of ihe planters ia this section n Flo ria are completely ruined. Every thing is perishipg under the excessive heat and drought The crops wiiher cd to crisp the ponds and streams have dried up and the cattle dying for the of In rior, where the strength he soil needs rain pro- duce pentnly, the in fine state Of iorwa ness everything is glorious and cheering. We of he -'SHnd Hills" look up favored and prosperous bretheren of the interior, for the necessares life the coming winter.
 IFrom the Hay esville Iowndes Co Chronicle July The suffering very much, and unless we get rain in few days, the crop will he very short Indeed, we learn. that even now t has been injured greatly and that with good season, murh all crop may be expected Cotton is also suffering for want of rain.
 From the Tuscaloosa Flag of the 4h inst
 From all sections of the country we hear or intense heat, hnd an unusual drongh The crops in this region are suffering much for want of rain and the heat for some dWs past, has heen Oppress i've than have Known it, al this season, for several years.