Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-02
COMMERCIAL.

London. ........ April New York. ....,..April "a
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Dates from Now York by yesterdays m"il were oi The
9Th, Boston Esd, and Baltimore 25th nlt.
The foreign accounts per Caedoniu does not appear TO
have had any marked eff. upon the New York cotton
market hey ond iulpariiag hrmer tone The Courier
says The foreign ndvises do not appear 1" nave hau
any decided effect upon the market me sales lo-dAy
have been 10 the extent of 1900 bales. We quote Up
Hands very mid st 10 6e Air to good hr and good
6k TO 4c; Tennessees and Aabamss 54 To 6ic Mobiles
ouissuas DC ord to mid 81 Ga; fair good far u
20 lie. good AMI Gne 81 to % aud lOc per ID. The sales
since the sst ult, estimated at 2s,50O bales.
The Herald of saIne date remarks; A hrner tone has
bs-n given TO market by the advices Lv
srpool but no material improvement in prices has Yet
been realised The sales to-day reached about 1000 bales
nj prices prevous the ARRIVAL OF the Caledonia
Al BosroN, the price 23d reports OF that
; market:
Gotton-The steamer Caledonia arrived Monday night.
There have been no operations tor the last three days
prices here now lower 10y &c per ID than The same
coitnns can be Imported from Mobile of Ne" oreahs-
Those markets recede IN price, or ouf aTkel must
be higher befor- the summer Ia over
Domestics-The demand continues quite achVe' ana
price. remain the same Ih1 r eSp"r, nas seen
Since our last bales 40 "a Al o5e
Tolal................22,4I2.. sl.2S5
NEw-oRLEAxs, April 3o.-COton-Aner referring in
review of last saturday morning to the inactive
stale OF the cotton market during nearly the Whole OF
last week, stated that the dizziness aud depression
which prevailed had besn gfeHly Increased by The uhia
frSstRs sS%RsA eH Of the scs ron LlSeR"o %
the sales OF that day ha ing not only been very limited,
hut so a reduction OF about kc in prices. The
ket Oh Saturday remained inactive, and continued to ex
hsit great depression, most OF the sales which only a
mounted, however, TO about 2100 bales, having ben
made AT further decline in some descpIi ri I" &C.
Owing to the lower prices which prevailed. ~ number
htka h1N IA
tolerably fair business done the saes lug reach
ed TO iny $500 bales Prices SOMEWHAT Irregular
though the market assumed ratheT more settled char
MS the day advanced and The rates current
urday were very we'll Sustained Yesterday the market
opened with pretty fir iuqnpy, ANA good many Of
fers were made on parcels u considerable amount
but owing partly presune, to the rainy state Of the
weather. and partly also II greater degree oil fmness
having been manifested by holders than buyers were
prepared To with, the business OF the day only a
mounted 25UO baes. Our quotations, il will he
seem have been altered so "a TO conform To the decline
IN prices noticed Buy for France, North
ern markets, &c. have made few purchases, but the
principal transactions have again been on English &c
count.
sugar-The market for Sugar the Levee remains in
the dull and depressed condition koticed in
view OF last Saturday morning In tact there have been
sales beyond few small parce.chiehy for the We
buyers of large lots having made their appearance IN
market notwithstanding the ve1y large and increasing
stock handand disposition Oh the part of boders
generally, 10 sell rather easier terms thhn before. In
the small business which has been done prices have
hihted considerable irregury, but Yet we do not nd
necessary make any change in the figures before quo
ted-say for ord to common 5d5s iar 54 pc; prime 81
6t strictly choice IN small loIs b!O62c per III.
hIolasscs-There is material change since Saturday
the stock the Levee being yet very ample and the
mand quite limited, AT rates generally Athn the range
of The hxures previously uuote-,ay from 20D2e4c ner
gallon the principal sales al pa 626c.
Flour-The Flour market remains IN very inactive
state, though in addition 10 the sa'es for consumption
few hundred barrels have been taken for the West
Indies and Mexican ports Arregards prices they
ny range iom 50 sO04 for Ohio and similar branIs.
Pork-The Pork market remains in very quiet state.
The range of prices be quoted previOusly-sHy
for Mess si3,a l4i o sstUlSi Prime SlIl0l2 per
barrel
Bacon-There is a moderate demand for Bacon and as
considerable portion OF The stock ID held under limits
the prices well maintained. We continue to quote.
for regular packed us loows-aay for nncanvassed Hams
6i7c, canVaSsed do snl extra cured 8lDl sides 637;
shoulders 5Q5tc per Utmost OF the sales prime lots
beng at the highest figures.
Lard-The extreme prices may be quoted at &c for in
ierior up to SAC for prime, with only limited sales
Bagging and Rupe-There is moderate demand, and
sales continue be rates within the of previous
quoiaonssny for BageinR inf To fair HOLT. good to
superior 2GDl2tc, though there little SELL
ing at over lie cash; Rope 81 a5c cash
Whiskey-Yeser,Iay we left the market with but lit
tie activity, al 22c per gallon for Recuhed Common
may still be quoted at 22G23c per gallon
Grain-The Corn market has been dull for several dnys
past spectators having suspended operations and there
heng very little demand for shipment. Prices conse-
auenty are little lower, and we now quote tor white
3i136c Oats 3U0D32c per bushel in sacks.
Cofee-Since last report there have been received
three cargoea direct from Rio amounting to lG0SO bags
which have given the market more full supply enabling
dealers 10 effect their purchases onbie
We now quote for new crop 7GD7ic, with small
raes Of choice samples at 7}c per Id
Exchange-The demand for both foreign and domestic
exchange continues moderate but owing to the market
having been rather scany supplied since last, the
have slightly improved. We quoe Sterling atsaD
~ per prem and Francs at j264D5 274 Bills ON
New York nj 60 days ola; sight checks N. York
and Boston tDt per dis.
Freishts-We have stll to notice great dizziness in the
freight market, though without material change in
the rates foreign Shipments of cotton to iy-
erpoo continue to be made at ID the general rate,
both in American and British vessels though The latter
occas ionay take lots TO oil l-52d 70 fIavre the
rate is still &c. with but little offering. An American
ship has been engaged for Cork and market lied