Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-16

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LATEST ABvIcEs.
Iyrfnonl sept. II HAVE sept. II
Tnn.ltu -. a. Sent 10 New-N ,......Oct- 8
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rhe mail was through yos,etduy--New York datos Of
the eth iast.
The Shipping LIST says of Cotton-The market here
since anr has been moderately uctve and the sales
have been fair steady prices they included
1900 hates
Mobile and New Orleans ord to gaod ord AL
Bhdihng 10 good md, 7tdct
hlidihng 10 FAR. s4tdgt
thily Iaif 10 good 80 S*td ~
SAVANNAH. oct lO--Coton- There has been fair de
mand fr COTTON ia this market during the past week but
the receipts continuing very light for the season Of the
year owing TO the low suge OF The rivers has prevented
operations any The adgices per Cambria,
Boston although decidedly Of u better character, have
had, so far little effect OH our market which at
this season the year mostly governed by that New
York. Our Inst avices from above brought us the graft
flying intelligence that heavy rams had fallen, and at the
latest dates there was every prospect Of continuance
On the present crop, from what we can learn. very
little thai has reached this market be cassed under
Ordinary middlng fair L he sales reported TO us
this week are J & bales We mike some slight atera-
items last weeks quotations., and would remark that
there little inferior good fair in market
fer siisl lot of the latter, understand 81 cts. has
been offered and refused. Quotations
Ordinary d0ht Middlins fair .....'7f 01a
MJdlng. .6lGD6A Fair. ............74d5
G cod mhldms 81 a74 Good fair 10 fine. ...si d
Macon, Oct lowing 10 the limited receipts our
ket remains rather quiet The receipts up to this time
have fallen very far short Of that or any corresponding
period for the last years That the crop will be short
in this section, there is the enst s0rt of doubt and
although the receipts up To September next will probably
reach average crop yetit will fall very far short of
that received The past commercial year. This week
market will probably open with more activity Wequote
the article to-day extremes 507c The qualify Of most
OF the cottons resolved hiss not been good and
are fearful thai the late rains still further injured
such cropsas were yet standing in the fields
SELMA, Oct. ll-Conn-The market since our last
has been somewhat brsker without any material change
prices. lot of seine twenty bales changed hands at
fraction over our last quotations, sny "a cents The
article begins to arrive more freely. and we may SOON
look for active business Our river is nav
gable for almost any class OF boats and Heights havU de-
eiined TO the usual price, say one dollar per bale.
At N. orIsahs Monday the cotton market was quiet,
buyers beng kept OH. by the high prices which rop
resented y ic above the rates by last Steamer
Mono of tbs orders, it Is said bo executed except
where unlimited. Tho Pcsyune reports sale 1850
bales at 6hc-ssld b. to DO good middng and by
Others DO midling fair Unless 1t Is fully mid. fair,
this Is advance-previous quotations being 76GD94
Receipts date rising 0O 900 bales; stock hand H.
600 bales.
Freghts continued brisk; there four ships taken
up for Liverpool on Monday at9l5.
For produce the following quotations given
by the Bulletin:
FLorR-Large sales Ohio at s. 75t0s3 80, choice
brands; ordinary, 50 62G53 u.s. ST Louis, choice $40
% So ordinary and country brands s. 1904 l2,k.
WAisasy-90c; very firm.
Pork-Ness, si50sls So Prime, Sill 5O@Sll Is
Baeon-sldes, siasJsC; Shoulders, 7A07Ac; HAms,
s01ehc,
Lord-Prlme, eGaeHo; ordinary, 7id07A.
LATE FROM HAvASA.-Dntes received via New Or
leans, to the I'd inst.
Coffee has been shipped the amount of about $50
bags. Prices without change
The brig Allure. from Mobile, arrived amongst Others
on the s7th ult. No clearances for this port
WESTERN RIvERs.-The Ohio rising slowly, with four
feet the bars at Louisville the LIST nsant6 feet
from Cairo down to Memphis, the Mississippi.
The Red River very low and q feet.
Steamer Cincinnati, New Orleans, eft St. Louis 4h
instant reports 80 inches in the Ohio and report
ed rise Pittsburgh rise in the Missouri Of two
feet.
snoRT-The ships Alhambra mud Pacific, which sail
ed hence with fair wind on Saturday evening last for
New Orleans made the shortest have chron-
icled, between the ports. The Alhambra only six
hours and 30 minutes to Balize and the Pacific egh,
hours.
FRosr-At New Orleans, white frost tho nights of
the ! Ih and l2th inst.
At Wetumpka, the 9th inst
The CoTTos CRoP.-Our information in regard to the
probable extent OF the present crop in this and the
rounding counties is exceedingly contradictory and
fcling We Inclined however to tie belief that the
following paragraph, from the Tuscaloosa Monitor, is
pretty accurate..-[ Selma Free Press 18th inst.
Information DO relied from various parts ofthe state
enables say that while the Cotton crop will be
full one, the yield is much better than expected
three months More than half has already hous
ed in very good condition. owing To the favorable
weather.
The Sumpter county Wing, remarorg upon the crop lin
that county says
CoTToS CRoP.--As tue cotton picking Is far
advanced we with the certainty speak Of the
prospect of the which will be made in this
~. After the most dgent enquiries from planters OF
experience and judgment residing in different part, Of the
cOuntrywe fully convinced, thai than
two-t thirds crop will be gathered. Instead OF ship
ping fly odd thousand bales of cotton from the county Ia
bags) This season. doubt much if there will be
80, 009. Tho corn crop is by abundant
but plenty will be gathered for home consumption.
The Marion Review says
CorToN CRoP.--Ns saw last week cotton fields in the
upper part of this county Perry and In Bibb which look
green and full of squares, blooms and bolls as il should
have done In the last Of July. 1t the too where
all the had been picked which il Is expected will
be gathered this We never anything like il
before and frost holds off oT three weeks which from
Ihe present cold weather would impossible some Of
tho hollis now growing may mature