Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

 The mail was thr, ugh rayWIth dates ot the li from New YorS--fom other quirler> is late as due The sieImer had not arrived.
 The REw XoRK lloraI of the 4lh saYs, the cotton market remains without iuge bui pficeS are some what easier for bHfer n the few prces taken, The sales to-day aIlcuat 6J1 hr.es since the departure ot the steamer the transactions have been small Nr c,hlinue 10 quote mid 6!6l!; good mid 6a G mid fair 6!U68 stuuk Go, QUO bales sales Tor the week uOO blles.
 Fregbls-To Liverpool dull one firlhing; to Iavre dull Al lc.
 NEW Yuax May s-cotton- The market h ,s bet lnll The sales are 2g5J bales.
 Freish.s-fo Liverpoo are lue quicker, Tut opr qHOisuens remain unthangrd. To llnre, we undti- rand higher ra'es aIe demanded Tor cotton. To London there Is no change.
 EAciange-sm the departure of the steamer, here hns been n'thnS done in Foreign.
 PmLADELpmlA, May s-rha cotlon marset during the latter part "i the week has exhibited raaeF ore acts n.y. and holders are firm Al line closing faes Ol last week. m the anticipation o favorable ces from Eugland ex lected i'll day S4les of iOj bales M"hIie aud New Orleans NJ j6 10 s4c 3I6 bales Florida al 7D lOO bales Upland At ia6i and 64 bales rr-puckeh Al 5sc- iotai Weeks sales l2bU ,Hles Our qnns uohs are-ni 5c ord 54 5a; mid 64 at5i good mid 64 mid fair 1Iu 7s lair 1sD14, good far tu lair sOG l. Aryed rom sa ynnah 1T bsles Charleston !b4, md Mobile z51 Total 9y5 baies.
 Al BOSTON the 3d, the transactions in cotton HeTe 6S3 bales Of which 4ls bales Mobile aud New Orleans prices varying Tom'64 10 e4c, nonths lime. The mar ket rather active. Sope lots had h"eu sold al td below quoted rates hat safes ght and told unwi ling generally To yieR S"l thing ID ENor ot bnyers he decline had p"f bse es'aol>hed Both par tie, are inc ned ln vail further accounts by lhe
 
 t,p.atrsroN May 7-Co,tsn-pn,ers have not been able 10 operate 'Sh the same acty that characterised the operataps oi the prevlEus week and the nur,ei closed Ar.tefddS ht very lHli prices The in three da, , reach 5l B bales.
 APAtAcnIcoIA, May 3--Couou.-The arrivals this week anonn 10 6Oj halts, aud h exports 5.reI bdlts ic. .,ng stock ou htUd of zz. i32 hAes.
 Our market has no heeH well supplied ~ ith cotton this week, wh,h ha, entbed holders o advance pcrs nearly To rates which prevailed beioe ihe Great news. There lsUut llte inquiry, but holders vtN firm, We quoie Inf 440i4, ord 5@33 miJ 5t a5i good md 6at--i nid fair D.. The sales o the week l57 bales.
 Freight engagements have been muIe this week at sd to Liverpool, and S2 per bale 10 New-fnrk.
 NEw-oRLEANs May l0.-CotIon-on "Wednesday the sales amounted to 6,300 bales, prices deoidrd in of the purchaser On Thur>day in qHcce of Il growing desire on The part Uf frGlor fealse huyefs evinced desire 10 operate, and towards lhr nlen the demand hecune quite anitnattd sales bcdg effected to the extent 'f ius 90GU bes lhe marke' having re- gained partly what il had lost. This sood 1eeing has hren indu cd by growing belief lN The crop ot the United snies will not reach qhite ss murh ~as ant cipated two months ago hesierdl, the demand ol The day previous WIS pretty well sustained and some 1uOO bales changed mus al il- same prices before current We must remark, al the stocks in factors hands very mbch reduced and bet teellng prevails. parcels Wnlch mostly In dem H being The sule of the past week no less than 52 300 bales, and the urkel closes rHther firmly though the generality of factors offering their freely, and rather anxious 10 realise We st tl retain former quotations, the market having regHined what II lost "Wednesday last hi i4d42ci ord lDd3; mid 53d6i mia fair esD63 fair 76074 good fair GD good and fine, nom
 Arrived during he paat three days, S3s7 es-eApor ted $, 6lg bales-stnck on hand l8s .9O3 haIes.
 EXchange-Sierling sill from e4 to Ii per ct prem and Francs 264 to 5,2e3. Northern Bills have mpros- ed little; we quote New-Hork 6O days 10 II per dis, do sight, par 10 II PTeu.
 Freisiis-A good many eugHg ements have been made ut un advance quite number ot American vessels hqy- ing been laid The berth 7- i6d per Ib cotton Liverpool Masters generally demhnl 4d, but have heard of this being paId. There llle dcis m cuastWIse.
 Extracts of letters received u Chnrlestcn, dated
 BEAUFORT, April 3D--It Is melancholy to he Cfopsj tn iact nine enths up vet thing Is lerislimg, and the cattle minrmed dying for Every morning promises rain ill the evening the clouds disappear with a cool easerly winI.
 MACoN, May I've are sorry say that the drought in this part of the country still continues anl the boats wing on board the shipped 4lh of April remtn tied up sear 10 Ihi phtte such d ihe river al this season Is unprecedented.