Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-04

PHILADELrHIA, Nov. 25-The cotton market is per- ieety quiet and prices merely nnminnl. Flour is with nht change since Saturday, and holders are lrm about l5OO bbls mixed brands sui al $6li sms lots good re- taiiing brands bring $7.
 At SAVANNAH, 29th the cotton market very unsettled prices b0lc lower npon the steamers snles of week 1890 bales. Exchange on London du al Ge. Freights to Liverpool 4D9- l6d.
 Al CHARLESTON. sales cotton limited prices unset- lied Alter the receipt of the prices dropped a ic in some instances but subsequently, rallied and the week closed dnIi but without much change in prices from the prevons week. Sales 5,23O bales-receipts 5,7s Vessels for Liverpool filling up al Id, but this re- fused by masters for full careoes Hnvre lc.
 AUGUSTA, Nov. 27--COtton--Snce he receipt of the late uniavorahe accounts by the Brauna, our coitcn market has declined ic. There is an active demand for the article, aud shippers manifest good deal Of conf dence Prices range from 10 'c--prncipal sales al O 6s cents.
 In our remarks yesterday touching the price and dency Of flour and bread stus, nothing said of To cal influences the effect likely follow he closing Of inland navigaton And in this aspect confess much apprehend in foreign features Of the suljecl
 The weather here for n week past has been extremely cold. We have recollection ol such severity for years past-certainy early in the winter. The prevalence of corresponding the north and east have the effect of cosi ing the canals earlier than usuaI At the west, too, well grounded apprehen- sons exist that river navigation will he closed fu time. In this il is quite probable thnt present prices will no, only be sustained, Lui thai flour may advance further the north and east and that descr ptons of produce will rule elatively high in the southern markets The shipments 10 Europe will have absorbed the surplus stocks o bread stu and the suspension of supplies necessarily be favorable to holders. This the natural effect be antic- paed from severe winter. which much fear destined tn pnss through The removal. mitigation of these causes, would necessarily be productive amelioraiion in prices.
 Our own market has been greatly agitaed during the week, owing, believe these influences which has engendered wild spirit of speculation in several leading articles of Western product, Flour Corn, Whskey, and some other articles have attracted renewed atten tion md prices jump from day day and even from hour to hour at such pace that il - difficult follow them. Thus, on Tuesday morning, considered $7 for Ohio Flour, Soc for Corn and 27c for Whiskey, the wholesale frsthand price--bul by evening the articles held for S7l@5, go and 35c-an nd ol about l2i per upon the first, and 30 per cent upon whskey in the of few hours We regret much excitement in lhe marKe be- lieving do that there sufficient grounds fer il. That il has been principally produced, and is still carried on through unhealthy spirit of speculaon is evident. And il is equally that while prices keep at these figures, the legitimate demand must be light, and that in the present state of rivers but slight in ducement exists with grocers increase their stocks As hn nsnce o The character of good many of the op- eraons takng place, may mention that lot of whskey which worth Il week ago only 23c, sold on Monday al 27c, and resod Tuesday 35c, and was yesterday held for 40c per gallon. An advance $3 per bbl realised 2I hours, with further advance asked upon that of nhoul S2 per bband all this without moving barrel from store, reducing the actual stock in market.
 Yesterday prices in the articles alluded to were so r- regular and holders limd and undecided is 10 what they would sell at, that definite quotation could be made For Ohio Flour S7iD73 for fine nnd ss for su- perhne about the average asking wholesale, with light demand Corn from 95c Sl nominal, and Whskey from B to 4Oc No sales, however, have come 10 our knowledge above 35c.
 The New York market, al last dates, continued de pressed in FiouT-quotalions S6aMGs.
 ABal;imore, on Ihe 26rh ult Flour dull at s'64 6406s- holders offering freely, but very little request Whskey had improved and sales made 2gGD3Oc.
 STEAMSHIP ARIEL.-This vessel which, il will be re- menbered made trip last spring this port since been fitted up Philadephin with engines machinery and loprrs rropelers The Ariel is Of about 260 tons bnrhen md il Is said the addition of machinery has not displaced over one-eighth part of her sowage room- No alteration has been necessary in her cabin rigging In recent trial trip Al Philadelphia, the U states Ca 7ette says:
 The Ariel averaged, going and coming under steam alone, Oi miles hour, with but 30 pounds of strnm and that genrrsted by wood alone up in lengh such would suit lhe coa furnace which she has beneath her boiler. This was, Hs we say, trial trip, for ls first time that stehm had been gotten up, and consequently male under some disadvantage the skiiuly ted machinery oi RniHey, Nenfe Co. nf Kensington. a whose works he engines buers &c. have been built The Ariel adds another the long si of nl ap- pcaion of the Upper propeller to merchant vessels well to those Of war.
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