Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

L"ndon 1910. March 3 New YORK. March "a
Dates from New-York yesterday of the 2ith UT Bal
tin,re 25th, aud Charleston 27lh.
AT Ngw-YoRK, The sales OF cotton on saturday, 22d.
were moderate prizes remaining without change.
Foreign exchange duli-Sterlng 9i99ii Paris 5G25d
81 25s NolhnG OF moment doing in southern exchange;
Mobile parGDi disi state Bunk Notes 7@6 dis
Saturday Evening, March 22-Couon Is little feeble,
the sales Of The morning 1900 bales slight relax
alton In prices. The .aes yesterday 1870 bales.
BosroN, March 22--Cotton The sales OF the whole
week have been large, adding up bates, part for
export aud speculation, and the renInnder To the
Irade. Tine early part OF the week. owing southern
accounts, The market was nrmer with sales nj prices
asked, which could not previously he obtained The
Cambria arrived Tuesday, with favorable
vices ON Liverpool OF all advance that market al Id
American cotton clused BY the abandonment of the
duty ia the British Tariff and an Impression that
ufup in this c0intry wuuld be only moderate
TIE sales mostly in humd expecting reduction OF
hHes. Our market has been animated since The arrival
of the steamer having recovered from the rpresso
III previous week and there is further advance o t.
The article. The market is unsetiiedhOl ers asking
more than our qnntations. without finding buyers. The
trade have Withdrawn from the market, that closes
quiet.
AUGUSTA, March 27-Coiton-1he sales in this arkei
for the last few days heavy, aud the operations
fined to Spectators, though few lots purchased
Tor shipment abroad. The sales effected al
prices Ranging FROM To q aud &c. We quote EXTREMES
1t 10 &C. choice parcel IN -quare bags would perhaps
bring something higher than last figure. The ship
menis by steanbnHis tor Savannah have heen moderate
The receipts begin dimInish tho that has
occurred In The price Of the article may induce the plan
that have yet cotton hand, IL 10 this
market AZ soon as they eau.
ApALAcHIcoLA, March 22-Collon-In our last report
we noticed an Inclination ia market line, hut
Monday there WAS very spirited demand at yer, uIl
rates. and large. On Tuesday there was moi
much doing hut holders lirm Wednesday, oper,-
tons without much int est-the quantity OLE Jag
was light the sales reaching only $40 bates n
On Thursday there WAS n good inquiry. but the light
stock sale prevented much business On Friday nb1ut
1000 bales were offered ltge portion which
Ken very Freely nj the prices named by the factors To-
day there is next TO Thing DOING the stock ale be-
ing still very light quote inf 81 D44; ord it4smid
~ D5t; good md a "a MD lair 55d54 lair 5Sa6c.-
The safes for The week ending March 2 amount 10 4575
bales.
The receipts Of cotton at APALAoHIcoLA to 22d ult
amounts To 115le5 bales, against 9S6Ug last seasun-
Stock SO, 1893 against 20, 4lO bales.
Freighs to Liverpool LODI Havre, none; N. York IT,
Al NEw-oRLEANs, the sales of cotton Saturday re-
small. Prices very firm at previous quotations The
sugar market was quiet, prices very firm.
STEAMBoATs.-The cotton season being nearly over,
the large class boats gradually wtdra wing from the
trade. We have had As different steamers running in
trade this three four howev-
err left early in The for other ports. and more re-
Gently Others all of these departing between two
days Three boats, the Duncan, Canebrake and Ruby
have been sunk the orole has gone Texas Shoa
Water is in the Marsh and The Clarion and DuQuesne in
II 'hx' The Charlotte and Montgomery left last week
for the Mississippi river, and the Maengo is advertised
to leave Thursday. The Alabama Noxubee, and one
two other light boats are lying by for The present.
til the large boats have stopped. The Belle of Aakapas
Is running between this aud New-Orlesns.