Mobile register and journal., 1845-07-12

FIFTEEN DAYS LAreR.-By yesterdays mail we re- ceived foreign per Acadia at bos'on-hiNe'po'' daes of the 18th and a,rr of the 18th Of June
 At Liverpool, prices had not varied since our aivires. The sales for the week ehde" 'uhe o' "''' os eas hais lsb 4ss7O and subsequent business days 32 Oo0 part on speculaton Import mo Liver pool since lst Jan OO97s9 baesof American s06sO7' S,t n97 es0 balrs-ol American, 7g6,gs0 Al liavro, ,bs,s wss good demand and the sale the week end ed 18th ult were 629 bales, al advance of tlGG2 on ordinary and mlidIns qualities.
 From our Correspondentl
 LIVERPOOL, June 18th, ls45.-Snce he departure of the last there is decided change in the value of Cotton, but the market has assumed more frmne" and steadness the last days and particularly since the arrival of the Boston steamer of the Isl nst win accounts of Inc failing of the receipts into he Ameri can poris and the rather late and unpromsg prospect the growing crop in the Atlantic cotton region rms together with the continued active trade in yarns have induced the consumers buy more Geely and caused partial speculative operations notwithstanding the recent hoavy import which sweed the stock in this port 10 O45 900 bales, of which, sl5OOO Is Ameriean being RE increase the stock of l5,0O0 and in that Of American of coo last season at the same period The sales for the week ended Cth inst were 2s s90 bales of which l5O0 sperua md 2OO0 export and Cor the week ended l5'h inst they amounted to 4ss7O baies of which specua- tors took s0OO and exporters 5000 baes The American descriptions in tie last week consisted Of l0770 Upand St 05t and 6i 630 Orleans, 3D6 and Ii lO45O Alabama and Mobile, al 305, and 40 Sea Island, al 10 Q 5d b. In the subsequent four business days tt this evening" the ,ransactions are @-''"'n,' " "'VO' iv,UUu orit On speculation. We quote BP land 34D5-hir 4t Orleans 34 4e64-fsir43 M."iIe 3i 6D5t-iair 4i; Alabama and Tennessee aIit'per lb.
 The weather for the past fortnight has continued nvo- nf ,,di very promising, and the value eC wheat and flour in bond Is qui te nominal.
 LIVERPOOL June 6. Is45y y-Cotton-Prices of Amer can, especially and nd are fully 1sd per ID. lower than on Friday last S9es nl me week 2S9J bales of which 175O American snd $50 do for export.
 June 13.-Cotton.,-The market opened with fair de mand which has decreased during the week the trade ing induced by the low quotations now current 10 increase their stocks; prices however close without change, the taken 5000 American. and exporters 25OOtota sales 43 S70 bales Prices: s. l. fair good fair l3 5d Bowed Geo fair to good fair, 4H04sd Mobile fair good far 4sD5d; Ala. and Ten fair to good fair 3<d N. 0. fair to good fair 4A(65fd Import this week lO9 lg6 bales l0s24l American; this year lO09 729 sg69O7 American; last year 7597l4 666025 American. Stocks, IO27 9eO bales 79e 9s0 Amercan same time last year 250 6s5 45O American.
 June Is.-Cotton.--DeInand steady and animate result is slight hardening in prce il is, however limited degree scarcely 10 justify raised scale of
 Tuesday 60O0 and today l060O-aliogeher 2 QUO bags in four days. To-day 5000 taken speculation.
 HAvRE, June l5.-Cotton-Demand this week good, and buying spirited sales averaging daily 2000 bales advance of fl ordinary and f2 middling Sales 15,6a9 bales-N Orleans, i5l9E75 Mobile, 54S73; Up land, 5406e. Imports ,, 494 bales.
 DOMESTIC MARKETS.
 NEW YORK, July 5.-The market here continues very quiet the small sales making however at full prices The sales for Wednesday and Thursday here being noth ing done yeserday,) were l250 bales.
 At the commencement of the season. (lst September last adopted estimate ascertain the stock of Cotton hand in this port 2500 bales the quantity la ken weekly by manufacturers but ehave recently Vassed the matter with sufficient care ts perceive that the quantity hand Is larger by iOOOO bales than that placed in our weekly Cotton Table thus it would little any more this year than they did last In our pub lication Of "Wednesday will add ba les To the quantity on hand which will be found sufficiently the true amount for all practical purposes until the taking Of the stock on the first of September next.
 BOSTON, July 2-CoTToN.-Our market continues in the same state noticed in ourlast The demand contin ues ana are acuVe In picking up lots favorable pces Shippers continue also in inc for low aua ltes, and the transactions since are about 800 bales at the quotations now altered conform sales- NeW oileans anu Mobile, ordinary 6GDbA mddug 6X lO7 mlddling fair 7s 74 fair 5O64 good fair s5lG9 choide nominal. Up.ani and Floridas ordinary to mddhg o665a good middling to middling far 69z(j7z ia T to prime 7al0sc. ~'
 PHILADELPHIA, July 5-CorroN-pdces are f,l,v sue ia ne and the stock of good quality the South in this me eN orA and Boston markets unusually light for he perod V the year Sales of 502 bales Upland at 61 to ozs TOT niuirg lar to good fair 2UJ bales Mobile al K Ge4 l41 eSes New Orleans at 7%05 and al7 bales ll59 bales.
 ThE CRoPs' WEATHER, &c,-The Wetumpkh Argus of th. sth Inst, says:-
 The past Fion;h has bcen very wsrm and dry, and crops ID .ns secon have suffered extremely for want of faiD In many places in the counties Consa Mont xomefy and Aulanga, they are completely parched up highly respectable gentleman from Butler states that he heard planter ot that county offer hundred acre field Of growing corn for twelve bushels of corn. The wheat in Talludega and Benton have fallen short of the usual crop.
 From the Gainesville Pilot July 5l
 RAIN.-We had very fine rain here on Thursday Ii was much wanted, as crops of every were already much injured by lhe drouth.
 From the Montgomery Journal, July 9l
 FIRST BoLL OF CoTToN.-A Boil of Co ton (uy onen and of good staple, WAS handed by Col Hutchinson yesterday, which was tucked on the 7th inst Col II informs us that there are many bos open in his plnnt 'lon ana mat some were partially open early as the Isl instant. - ~