Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-08
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LATEST AnvIcEs.
Liverpool Oe, II lnyre Sept Il
London. Oct 10 New orb. Oct. 81
The paper mail ir"m the enst has become much lie
ranged that we are totuy behind hand with the news.
Our last New York dates direct are only of The 2Sth
while letters ARE mp. believe, to the 8lst aud strange
Boston papers of the 9Oth The Charleston an,
Savannah papers at Saturday last which should hay,
been received Wednesday, have yet come To hand
Correspondence of the Register aud JournaI.I
Nkw-nRLEANs, Nov 5. / PM.
The Great Westerns news is in this morning, but un
accompanied by The private ndvces. The published
counts ARE looked upon discouragng, and the market
has IN cunst qnrnce been brought complete stand
The Flour market has been completely unsettled by
the news, aud dealers a what ask, in fact
they are always slow operate unless advised OF the
effect produced BY the upon the Eastern mar
kets. Common brands, believe, would be sold readily
al 81 10, but no sales have taken place up this mo
m=nt. Choice st Louis City Mills are held AT 81 so.
Exchange is dulli Sterling sells at 7IMs per prem
and Francs al 532t 95S5. NewYork 90 days, per cl
discount
Freighs are irm-no engagements yesterday.
Yours, l..
NEw-ORLEANs. Nov. G, Il PM.
After closing letter yesterday, few buyers stepped
forward and TOOK 1000 bales cotton decline quite
&c middhng may be rated at 6sc per h..
The Flour market became very excited towards he
close of The day, advancing finally So per bbl
mon brands, and IS 2505 so Tor City Mills TAs total
sales yesterday amounted to 10000 bbls.
The cotton market has opened this moruin. with a
ry animated enquiry, ANA the transactions thus far
PM have amounted fully 1000 baes; they may proba-
bly, reach l2 to ID 900 before night Tie particulars
every sale are Withheld with the exception of 1900
bales sold vt 6ic per IL. consider prices al tc lower
than before the news. Tomorrow shall l enabled TO
quote.
The Flour market is firm today hut sales yet
For lot of 1890 hbIs, IS offered this morning and
refused. 1t is held nj s. LIZ.
Sugar Arm aud in good demand, sales yesterday 300
hhls this morning $50 hhds Prices range from Al 10
Sic; very prime &C.
cannot say thing rs yet about ts of course
there must be some engagements tonight
good deal Of Exchange has just been thrown upon
The market. Tomorrow can tell The effect.
Yours, l..
p. S., PM-Sales of cotton 10 to / 900 bales.
The RIvEss.-The Alabama, which has been naviga-
BILE for small boats during the summer and The lar
ger class steamers since the first last month has
again receded 10 low point, and it Is reported tina
some of the boats aground at different points above
the Sam Dale nj Canton Shoals and the Marengo and
Bourbon at Holy Ground. The Eureka, drawing only %
az nches arrived here Thursday, having left Mont
gomery Sunday. The Bgbee ana Warrior rivers con
iinue very low, and attempt is made reach an,
groat distance above the juncton-one small steamer
running MS far as Demopolis.
The Western rivers also very low and falling Tn,
New-oreans Tropc says
Al Wheeling, on the 29d there Al feet wser. AN,
falling The SdsquehannHh at last dates had alen =,
much that there was bat little more in its be-
than ii had during The summer. On the goth Cum
berand was very low, only feet Hospeth shonls.-
The river at st Lons is low that The location OF bar
may be correctly sscertaned The upper river was ia
lag slowly with q inches the lower Rapids and lee
10 inches in the channel. The Arkansas con rnued
low water mark, on the eth ht Little Rock. The Ar
kansas Mail Rolla, and the Wasp. are all uground
short distance below Little Rock
GEoReIA-WEATHER AND CRoPs-The Savannah Re
publican OF 3lst ult saysThee has yet been no kill
Ing frost in this State, and the Is very warn
for the season. and exceedingly fine Tor maturing the cot
Ion plant
FINE CARGo-The steamer Superb, arrived al New
Orleans Tuesday with 2645 bales of supert
cargo.