Mobile register and journal., 1845-03-14

i''HN"H Frh. New hnrh ,'hhl-il" The eastern mail arrived yesterday in regular time NewSork dates of The 6ih Baltimore 7h, and Charles ioa of the 9,h inst
 NEw YoRS, March 6-CoIton-The market Is well supplied and holders disposed 10 sell prices con tinue 10 favor the buyer. Safes to-day, 800 bales
 Wednesday, March 5-o PM-The cotton market is ra- ther dull at yesterdays prices.
 March 5-Couon-The market has been du since last and rlces are again in of the buyer generally 1c per Ib The sales comprise 270o bales Upland and Florida, ord good or M 46D54c; mid good mid 5s Q i mid fair fair 55D64i fully fair 6aG6t good fair 6s 36t, and l4OO Mobile and New-O Orleans nf 4 4; ord good ord, 5fD5sc; mid to good mid 5i a6ti mid fair fair st 6i; fully fair 77I; good fair 73G53-lo- gsther 4loO bales.
 Al CHARLEsToS eth, Ihe sales Of cotton during inc week amounted e only 756 bales, prices being gener- ally tc lower. Receipts same time 6,ll4 bales-total oi season .7l,654 bales Stock 65,S73 bales Upland mil to mid fir 5iG5sc. Freishts Liverpool 7l6di to HaTre l-l6c.
 Receipts Of cotton al CoLuMDus, Ca, 10 5tl inst 73, 5lj bales. Stock 23,SOs. Prices 3a43c
 Receipts of cotton at wsruMpKA, for week ending 10th, 1000 bales. Prices 4t to 6c.
 NEW ORLEANS, March I2--Cotnn-The demand on Saturday was aguih Hlr anu the sales amounted to hhoul 51O0 bales hi very sn prices On Monday there
 
 scarcely reached 10 5VuO bales, which was owing esS perhaps. io he want oi demand, than il the favorable state uf he weather Out-loor Hfars the higher rates whrh were generally asked by holders, most Of whom have but tight stucks um hanJ and fest greai sOriludr eet ting sales Yesetday notwithstanding the continuance rainy weather there was quite lively demand, and sales were effected the eAteni of 63uO ba es prices genera incling in favor ol the seller ih"nsh still no chhee has taken place of sufficient importance Io ~amt any alteration the quolsilos before eve, and which We asnn contuue.- 1nf3aa44 ord 4l0D5i mid 54G5s guod mid 5I 05s; mid 70 "''' u" ''"D''' SO0' ''" "~''' s00o anu me ugar-In cunsequt nee of lhe wet weather since our last for outdoor business, ihe Sugar market main tained rnlher quiet sppearance, and the stock on lhe Levee has been increased considerably; hut good rtI ing however continues 10 prevail and previous quo tatiOns are fully IPHinIaned.
 M"lassos-The drmsnd for Molasses tue Ievee since our review of last Saturday morning. has soo and the market is firm at 22122Ic per gallon lots in cypress bb In oak bbls lots occasionally sold 2l W2ltc.
 Flour-The absence of any export demand Of conse. Quence has caused great dulness in the Flour market ordinary brands of Ohio, illinois, etc have given way little We now quote for Ohio S4 IOdD4 l2i, and com mon Illinois and Missouri si O5W4 10.
 Pork-There Is not much animation in the demand but former prices appear to be well mainained-Mess Si M O which description is still scarce, SlOt; Prime S9 per bbl.
 Bacon-suppies beginning to arrive little more freely, particularly of Hams and Shoulders bul Sides tnue comparative ly scarce and are most inquired Ior Prices steady the figures quoted in our las-say for uncanvassed Hams 6t7c canvassed do and extra cured ratei shoulders It d4lc per lb.
 iard-6c for inferior up 10 7c for strictly prime Ieaf which last description is only occasionally Le met with The stock Of all qualities on sale Is light.
 Bagging and Rope-The good inquiry noticed in our last report still nues, particularly for Baggng and the murke may be considered quite firm about the following range of prcessay tor Western Bagging 92 l0ic cash, and l0a He tme according 10 quality length of credit, eic We beieve however, that there is not much, il any Bagging be had under 0c cash Rope generally ranges from 3D44c cash, and 46D5 on iime Supplies particularly of Baggng, coming in quite freely. and lhe stocks again rather the in crease.
 Whiskey The supplies have exceeded the demand dn- ring the past few days and prices have bten fully susnlned The prevailing rate for Reclifed the Levee on Saturday and Monday l9c per galon but yesterday there were some sales at l63c.
 GrAin-Askng rales 4lc, snd some prime lots were held al 42c per sushe oals remain 2s29c per bush- ei in bulk, and 32 34 In sacks.
 ENchHnge-There is no material alteration notice in the market since our last review the sales being gener- ally within the of our previous quota Sterling eG9 per prem; Francs 527t 32I. Bills OH New-H York Al 60 days lt02t; sight cheeks dis.
 Freights-The arrivals from have been very ons during the past week and the increase of exercises depressing influence upon ireghs, which suffered general decline. We have again 10 remar that the shipments 10 Liverpool made exclusively ir British vessels. which filling up al aMl3 32d. The rates to avre have also gone back l5- -l6Mlc