Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-09-30

Since our last the mails have been regularly through
dates of the 29d and from all other
late MS due.
sundays una brought twelve days later accounts from
Europe received by Britannia At Boston, She brought
London dates Srd Liverpool IT, The 4h, and Hnvre
TO the ls Sept The cotton market had slightly improy-
ed since the receipt of the last accounts and the we4th.
err had been favorable in Ensnad that nearly all fears
of the crop had removed. Below we give full ex-
tracts Of the accounts brought by this arrival
LIVERPOOL, August 20th.-Cotton-The Cotton market,
had steady appearance during the early par he week
when the weather still dull and glnomy an;
y the arrival OF the steamer But the bright and pa
rently settled weather OF the last three days together
with the accounts by the last packet which generally
considered to be in favor nhodsrs, have given strong
and somewhat advancing market
The actual ch1uCe in the quotations Is but slight but
there is decided increase of confidence and frmness
with which the article is held and there hay he any
doubt that with good harvest time, our marker VIII do
tn supporti ground 93u0 American and 4,4d0
Egyptians have been taken speculation; and 900 Am
erican $50 Pernnm 80 Surat and lnJ Egyptian r export
The total number of sales amount to 46,a30 bales
ANoruER REPORT Cotton The market continued
heavy up To Wednesday, when decided improvement in
the weather took place. which restored confidence. and "A
considerable demlnd has since been experienced from the
trade as well as from specuator nnd exporters and very
full prices been ob4ined Tor descriptions. good
deal has been done in Egyptian spectators having been
tempted by concession made to them in price Spec
uatos have taken 9300 American and 44U0 Egyptian;
and exporters 900 American, $50 Penambuc0, l0O Egyp
an and 30 Surat Total number OF sales, 4s93o bales
= -
four days have been nearly 10000 bags. The market
under the influence ola good demand, looking up in
price. The fair qualities aud upwards IN American are
materially changed but In the nlddling sorts which
the spectators chiefly direct their attention
nearly Id than I'D higher than they stood this day week
and all other descriptions are more or less affected The
firm ind steady market may be attributed entirely To the
good harvest weather which we are now enjoying The
following are the daily sales since last Friday;
Saturday 5000. 3 900 on speculation.
Monday. 10 900. .......4,0u0 do
Tuesday. 5000. ......4OO0 do.
Wednesday .....,l2 $50 ........5 1000 do.
LIVERPOOL Sd Sepember-A fteT the departure of the
last steamer decidedly favorable change OF weather took
place and having since been ne possible through
out the country great progress has been made with the
harvest and the apprehensons which began prevail of
result disastrous TO the country have nearly not en-
Iirey passed eway.
qurej avy event such extent as materially To de-
range the Exchanges or the money market.
the other hand the demand for Cotton has improved
and good business done both to consumers and specula
tors with advance of I'd per b chiefly in the low and
middIng qualities.
TIE sales for the week ended the Goth ult 40
bales of which 10000 taken speculation and the
American descriptions consisted of 5000 Upland, at 340
Al ~ $40 Orleans at 3tD6i 5000 Alabama and Mobile,
al 81 dD5l and $40 Sea island at llll0 l64d per b.
For the four business days since To this evening the
transactons are estimated at bales which about
$4,000 have been taken by Spectators We quote Upland
3flD54; fair A. Mobile 34D6; fair ~. Orleans 81
fair 5. And Alabama and Tennessee 3li0lSd per H.
The stock in this port is now estimated at 99o0OO bales
against 93s 600 period last season; the stock of
American is 71dOOO 5000 than at that period
HAvRE, Aug 81 Cottons-AIhough the state of the
weather, which had for kline been the chief
obstacle to extensive operations has during This week,
been unnterrupedy avorlbe, our market which there
good ground for anticipating would become more an
mated has remained IN the same quiet situnnn as no.
ticed preceding circular. In Instances, how
ever slight symptoms of revival have manifested them
selves, and the sales have occasionally been 10 lair
amount hut this being period OF the year WHEN The
gathering in of the wheat crops turns the working class
in of The districts from their usual employ mehi
business is generally speaking, in measure affected
by it, and the consumption at arc les be-
comes more restricted. This will for the want
ofnctyiy The demand from the trade the hand
keep ao0f the receipt of the advires from the
United States by the Cambria steamer Of the lbth inst.
which may he expected TO convey some intelligence 10
the coming croI.
The raDsac lions have therefore, been upon the whole,
extremely miteH, and prices Oi ordinary and Inferior
American descriptions which those principally reqnir
ed for transit and which have Tor eng of time. been
neglected. have experienced decline OF II 10 2, nking
total depreciation, since the commencement of the
month of II midding, and 81 TO Ordinary and in
ierur grades We refer the subJuined comparative
statement showing the movement ~ cotton Tor onr post,
during The Inst eight months cunised with similar re-
turns Tor The corresponding period in preceding years
r. S.-We just IN possession OF The dpstChes by
the above mentioned steamer, which seem likely 10 I've
Impulse 10 the buy ing
The following sales effected from the 23rd to SIst