Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-04

l., n,lan ......... Jan. New York ...... Jun 70
 
 Dates by yesierday's mal were ol sunday <o'h ""'' New-York, 27lh rom Baltimore, Sn 2'ih rom no''""' Prom Charleston. papers of Wednesday last.
 Ths accounts from the New-Xork cotton market are of course no later than published in yesterdays paper- Particulars from other markets annexed.
 Below will be found he Liverpool circular oi Messrs Brown Shipey Co.,, one Of he hest written conner Clal letters we have reaj for long tims The reIros per o that market the sailing oi the Acadia steam CT on the Sd De- that of the Cambria on the Sd uI' affords clear exposition oI the course of trade during that perod and presents the brirest possible way to be inelIigble all the leading features connected win me cotton trade in reference to the past and data for ts' mates as the year, without adulsn2 in any spec uaIiye opinions of their own.
 NEW -YoRK, Jon. g. PM-Coiton did mol move ai all until PM, 200 bales sold at advance, and alter 'Change 4nO a the same rate holders closing urm with no disposition 10 sell except in small lots
 AtCHARLEsroN, the foreign news was received on the 25ih u, under the influence of which cotton advanced 4c Der lb. Sales for three days 4,sO0 bales
 At BosroN the sales of cotton subsequent 10 the arr val of the Cnmbra had been sufficient to show i,' effects Sales for three days previous to 25th 6s5 bales Prices for New-orleans and Mobile ordinary 505ic m 606I mid fair 6sG7; fair 7I073 and good fair sdstc
 AtNEw-oRLgAxs good demand existed satur -"'' bales ncludi ing st sold previous evening Prices ye wei supported We quote from 2a 'Tc per 10 for ea- irene qualities The sales of ~olasses yesterday were to moderate extent at l3 to 44c Tor oak, and l5 to l5lc Der gallon for cypress hhIs
 There Is no iaovrment in the Flonr market and pri- ces remain without any ch,nss quote Ohio S3b per bb 4yoriIs St Louis brands stil seI ing at $4 ts 4 per hbi We have no alteration to notice in my de- pnrment Of Western prOdare; Pork steady at SlO ur Messi M o. S9 aud Prime S5 per hbl
 The bill market continues yer, firm, with little erins We guoe Sterling s3 to g4 per cent 5264 to s0. NewY"rh 1days II 10 II per ds; sight checks par |" pr ct dis.
 A. II. Loveti, late Teller of the Commercial Bank at Albany, N. Y, is reported delaulter In the sum o s34,s2i.
 LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3-At he date of our Circular of Sd It. by the last steamer, market a state of unprecedented depresson air Upland having sunk to 4d fair Mobile At and fair Orleans 4ld per lb These reduced attracted the attention of both the spin and specuators, the demand revived lhe follow ing day and large business has since been done result ing in advance In prices of id per lb Lom the lowest point. Since the arrival however, of lhe Boston of he 6th uit. five days ago, he market has become quiet and dull the speculative deand almost suspended and though the limited business doing is not generally quite td lower the is decidedly in favor buyers, and it would not be possible to sell largely without mng that reduction from the highest sales days ago-at the same time holders shew disposition Jrsss sales. The last steamers looked up conclusive with regard to the large extent oi the American crop which, together with the further de- ciAe in prices In Inc American ports accounts for the check in market, and would probably be cded but for the extraordinary brskness of the trade manufactured goods and yarns which aner ilie tAus ms becO txfr Ih last len days The sales of cotton for the week ended 9th uli 800 bales for that ended l3h u 39 2O do 2O,h u 36,Os0 dos 27n ult A. 800; and in he subsequ days before the taking of the stock the end Of the year, about 2 O00 bales were sold making the business o the month ls0D00 bales of which about 450OO taken by speculstors The sales for three days this evening have been 929o baes of which l50O only specuiators; and the American descriptions consist oi 2s3O Upland 3Gi4; 32OO Orleans M 34 64 1920 Aaba ma and Mobile 3044 and 50 Sea Island 10 l5 pr b. We give quotations foot, remarkns hat the inferior qualities of all have improved the least the past month, and are quoted accordingly.
 Annexed are the usual ,nnua tables of ihe import u cotton into Britain during the past year contrast cd with that of tho two preceding years, together with the stocks remaining in the ports the close of each From these apperrs that the quantity taken for supon the past year l42l 500 baes being S3,5OD bnes than in the previous year. There various opinions the of ihe stock in the hands ol consumers, some assuming il to he about the same HIS iast year. while others estimate 1t Al from 20,O0J 30, 900 bales less; incline the latter opinion, even assuming it's correctness il shews the increased np'ion be less than might have been expected from the uninterrupted profitable trade Of the it has time been manifest that the consump ill the earlier part of the year WAS generally overra.ed Now however, it is doubtless a considerably larger scale than the average Of year. and the stock goud nnd yarns unusually light The magnitude of the stock of in the ports is the important eature being 9O lO7 bales increase of IF 900 bales on that of h. previous year, and additional supply of about 50 GOO bales is now due which has been kept back by long spell of adverse winds This stock, tn the existing prospects 10 the future supply from the American crop may well account for the present low range of pr. ces though inclined 10 think that the estimate. the crop here large \. they appear 10 have been in the II. States at the last dutes
 Cotton-Upnnd 3aD5d, do fair 4td Orleans atDe, do fair it Mobile 3i05, do fair Al Tennessee and Alabama 2s 14t.