Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-23
COMMERCIAL.

The letter mails from NewYork op ,esierd', 10 The l4lh inst late dus. The newspapers of the llh, (2th being suuday1 18th and l4h still bri1d They will probably be received ny WAY ol ihe rver- We received yesterday ons part of pnpers of the 10th amongst them the Commercial Advertiser Of that evening, which remarks of the cotton market Sales yesterday about l5OO bales, previous prices"
 LATER FROM EURoPg.-Two days later dates from Liverpool and days from llnSre, have been received by the packet ships Rochester and Iowa nt N York Liverpool of the 5th and Ilavre of 7th Dec both inclusive We are indebted to commercial friends for the annexed extracts:
 Extract Of A letter from Brown, Shipley & Col
 LIvERPooL, Dec. 5.-We enclose a copy Of poets by the sailed yesterday morning. The liner decline In cotton, and ihe low prices accepted tho 2d and 3I inst seems to have auacted The stIent Of Spinners who came in force yesterda, and bought freely followed by few speculalurs and The business of the day l2, 900 bales, of which 25OO specula tors. The demand, though extensive has conlin- ued good to-day, and about 5000 bales sold 4OC0 of it to speculaiors The market has consequently assumed hrmness with slight in A,o- of holders, and fair Upland longer be bought at 4d though difficult 10 realise 4!d for hrm"
 Extract from letter dated
 LIVERPOOL, Dec. 5.-"we had an improved demand for cotton .eserday ', 'OO bnles and to-day sOOO-
 
 very low sales made three four days ago. and may considered equal o the quotations of he week ending &9ih uli., with alllIer feeling. Buyers freely supplied. The business includes 5000 bales on specua- i'm.
 The India and Chinh mails received-the commer- cia advices less favorable than previously"
 Her Iowa, al New-York1
 HVRE, Dec. 7.-CotiOns A Though the transactions during the week have been Of an active character and buy from ihe trnde have throughout operated 10 god extenI the amendment in prices noIiced in our pre- ceing circular has not been maintained and instead of further advance heinz reaise decline of fig has taken place in American descriptions generally. The advices h l5h ult rom the u Sates. received last Sunday by lhe liberniH steamer VH Eng land, from being ronfr mAtory oi the reports 10 dHmHge by frost Sunh hold out on the contrary he almost certainty heavy cro! snd state Ihnt prices heginning Thesr accounts coupled with the depressed feature of ihe intelligence from Lyerpo0 created unf,vorahle feeling amongst importers, strong desire to realise promptly was immediately manifested and the market has since become raher irregular The Mctivy u the buying is therefore 10 he ascbed to the pressure CTS to run of their stock, and the nducement ed the low scale ol but dealers cune forward free. y, further decline may he perhaps checked for the pre- sent, though from the gloomy aspect of things and the certainty that large shipments ill sooner or later make ther way into the European pos is hardly possible 10 anticipate that any thing will occur produce deci ded amendment
 Imports from Nov. 30 to Dec. 7......... 3s2 baes Sales do do do .........l29OS Stock 7l Dec. 60 000 baes--o which 54 GOO American Prices 0f Mobile Cott' Dec 7-Bas As; tres ordn 55: ordn 59; bon ordn 63; petit conrant 66.