Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03


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 Corr0S-The sales yesIerday esliASied ni 5o0G60' ba es prices rather suffer than Monday. The mzrke rssins aasrtir' and holders slIlI skiing H U price,. SsIrs ef last three days 1900 bales. Re ceips s,oso
 Exc SASoRs remain without notable aIerarion-.sde qn supply aud moderate request State Notes l4a Is d ,sr Ii lls offering aud naek demand.
 FsEIaars-A Liverpool freight has been iu uesotia tlon -ince ssIurdA, Hnd yesIerdsvs morally repar cd cIOsed at s-sad but sufficiently advised qlos otherwise than q report. N. other traps- actions ilses.
 The hs'k m i'S and dates ls,s due from al r"iut-, mo To ind yesterday. New. York papers or the 25ih Hli.
 The hgw YORK cotton market had not settled WI ua"n he lar Sales smSli al decline oI Ic ac eoriins [" a"me, and others dic per h. The Flour market was als" dull. prices attained auhsrQurn arrSa of Ihr Massachus-ts being bare sa.nin-dsa, S6i i" extremes. few sale. had been effected nl hs 6raud" Geue"es al S7 but subsequently closed hea- Hst.
 Nlw-YnRK. Nov. 2i-Cottnu-Thr fnreisu advice. Pe Brit mnia vo had deprrs.iu1 effect upon ton m"k-l The sales to-day zuOupI tv 60j bales ni dec'in |" I6i' per lb.
 Fhar-rhe mrGri fur c nesre Ohin &c onenrd s, S4 ha hts p'tr raui nni ho -H>tained. ahout I0ooU .'s were -"l ats l S.I ant S7-,he market ctn,inx al the latter rate. sauih,rn P"nr hcid S67 g., with ut suy sales of msgnitudr.
 n. rec lp: of Flour '"n' va he North River. s NE "A 05l Lhi- A-ctiyrd since the 18th Sept.
 Nov 2'-F"reisn Esch inGv is dulI. Sterling l08I tn l0ol, AHd Francs i 2tI.
 Cotnn- he dernsi d Ia mnLrraie; a few sales have been made NJ the d-rline of I- ic uotic-d Saturday,
 Fl"ar-fhr sn rs of G-nes-- have been far raien at $1 3 "A, 9 an . l wns -hi-trh the txir n'rke price r Inc rp>e "f rhsnsr 5Oo bhs sNtrs ae"rsrlo"n "ed AI S7 common brands of south ern were du -t 4.
 N"9, 24 PA-s,los sf cotton shoa, 400 bales for ex- port
 Flour rather dn e-I.y, IooJ hb. Gene.es were sod P.S Bvrnins-Ssiea of cation for ths day 500 a 90 bale" si le decne from the prices ,h~ rurd befre hrwa "ur closes heavily aI | nr store lots. and 800 hhs good Gsn-se were SO d at g. siI
 BoSToH, Nov 22-Cotion The n,srkrt hrs been qui 6 Anin.led dsi th. .a th-re da,s th. ssrs smuuninx ahan % aa e. leaving sork ot Uo hai-s on, in na kei The market stAnds well hriore the Hrri val oi a- Brlttnnia This much better news lhsn was -crd sni purrh buuxht freely ye-erdsv We nov alter our quntaiion> iorm to sales New Orean- snd Mo ir ord 64p7; mid 7ss7l; mid ,a8 6; fair 5t6D3t; good fti~ 969f rhnir- OGlOk
 Arrived siuce our iasi-Fram savannah sS9 baies
 upward course of the FIour markets at ho north sad has hsen slightly chrcked slnce Ike nrrivs Of the Britannia The tendency previously had bosn dy up. sud oH ihe rsceip. o the by the Ma.rs- chusstts, the dny proSinas to those of he Britannia j1mp of 25eo37lc per hh ensued The advauco in Now
 
 Last qn0tainns SC a7i Al Baltimore SC s7i@e 5O dull At Boston, SS 756D6 e7i
 Ices in New-O up Friday last ruled from 5 7s 10 SC far Ohio. On Saturday he Msssachuses uews eceiyed and sales of Oho Flour subsrq uru, toak place prices ranging Grou SC o s6 50 The effect Of 'se Biuanna's accounts not yet ascertsiped The ad- during ths n,oRth of November has beeu nearly eI 50 per Dbl.
 h market, which s only 1T lnca im mpor ance prices have gone up soce the is ut abou Sl IS Der Gbl-presen, value about S7 in quantities.
 An tminaon of he of the several markets during this rapid advance averaging over s5 per cept In one short mouth will show that speculation hss had something 10 do with IL. Not but what there existed sufacIen, sroands apart from speculative spr for r1seria ndvspce upon ihe prrvlou-iy low prices NJ whrh n"nr for long ae ruled shsr, crops Eu rope, n which have for time been appraised uu fortunately for ihem unques, onsbe evidences Of the fc, Iii. nIso equally manifest that the ouersons legitimate otherwise the snost part of the last month. will turu wsl. The qnesiion, eonseq now of most interest i will prices advance to auy coA siderable extent further!
 The expectation wss general in Great Britain at the ssilng of the stsner that the import duty on bread sluas would be either entirely rearnded, pscsd very ow point The effect or this would he 10 ibersts large quantity Of hoar aHd grain in warehouse, whirh ~ih the he wy shipments in tr.nsiu from thu. country must put down prcSs in the Englsh markets IL a ai- ready that he snripntou of his had the effect of depressing hoh flour and wheat al Liverpoolee wheat being quoted 46d per husheI and flour oul oi hnua Sd Dsower. Tho valne of bonded, of oaur.e tended np- wrn tho redncnn on duty wou accrue 10 ihe hold CT TaAins the New-York price, s6 s7i, snd adding 4s freight, without including insurance and oth chsrgrs -four co't., laid down at Liverpool. al ta, S7 75 Der i,,I -four worth s7 40 175O. and bonded g. 10 per bh- IL would srsm then, rhpIes from this country aGtic- Pats further advance on the other sids.
 The controlling feature in the perspective as regards the future endrnc, oi he fnreigu snd quent or thr home price of bread stu perhaps re- suit al he p tAto crop Although uniortu tunnteiy Inn surely asrera ned thai serious d. irncy exlrt the ex'snt wassll nrertain at ls,t avice,. IL is some dih;u |" realise ih- Irus importance nf ihis subject a all ils bearings and hs "mrntous interests involved In the rsrni "i f'iuis o ihs crop 10 the extent eaed The peculiar su4Iioa loo nf -lsnd, where the poiaio Ia more especially an ahic- (" food. nhd consequently sn of primary lnptr stre to the great oi he pee pie. and where ioo II sn happens the that the grrAiest y snd lnss in product Is ant irraed. sdin immensely 10 the importance of the Ha J-ci - eIoni it um .tey prove ihdI the crop is shuri the ma al len oi he lHs nccnuus would lead GU i e,hni ufhs nn ln. thAt those madc could not sspi Tor iaure su'.stnncs, sared, ths effect ui'on br.ai sluds must bs 10 keep them quite high thr ulhont the year
 The Wheat crop Of Great Britain h.s undoubtedly prov.d sho of former ,oars, but whut -I rut there nu mssus ur nrcsrtainhg. It s admitted, Lowrvsr, that there s large s,ork Of old srhin in the country sufficient for month weeks consumption. the ost er"p has been abundant Hnd hr barley crop xood far then, with The inform ti"u hrfnre u., Ihr prsprct i- such, think, To wnrrant hs eAprciateu tsrtainsd h, many. that prices obliged 10 go sill much hehrr.
 Livrrpoc circular or Colimau St tterfohi's dated 1st November ia reference 10 ihi- su concludes follows :"There would be for any v-r, seri oI. un-s-ises, ib the crop of pot.toe. has failed here and iu uau, parts of he Continent dis qr,ins extent aud although he injury sustained k pro- b.bly -AnsGeratrd as usual there Is sui1 lent look with some apprehension upon the future. Much will however dsp-ud upon whether the potanes prove Of keeping kind, whether tue destruction by rot is sy seIien-v" and rnpid Is represented this can only he sscrrIsin-d in month two. meantime have sn obund ,ni supply al moderate prices Shss The fe respecting the poIaoes prove b he unfounde 10 any exist then there very lits bs apprehended fur he d-cirucy in the wheat crop ia not such as 10 warrant excessive prirrs The uncertainty which mnst prevail for come time come, will of course affect bus in ,ss uniayorably.
 SuERisE AT PALERso.-The city of Palermo vet lay In ihe darkness o nuiumns night althnugh line eiion was giving place the dusk of approach ing sunrise. A rosy blush inged inc eastern sky; and while the buay city and it's crowded harbor still -.,,.;nsd in scarce Iessened sh tde ray of Iipht