Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-15
COMMERCIAL.

LeHnuh ....''''..NN. l9 New-h ork...... Dec 0
 FHTsEE DAYs LArEa-Yessrda,'a mail brought us Nsw-York papers oI the 6Ih, with the steamers ac counts.
 The steamship Cambria arrived Al Boston on the 4th bringing Liverpool dates of the 18th, and Huve of the 18th u We annex full particulars of the Ihs markets.
 TCorrespondence Of the Register and Journal.l
 LIVERPOOL, Nov. l9-No decided change has taken place in the corn markets since the departure the last steamer though some have been disappointed in an expectation that the ports have been imlnrdi- a,ey opened. bonded grain Hour have slightly de- cliDed We quote American wheat in bond 7s O0ss 3d per 70 bs and fresh flour in bond s08s2s per bb dull M Els. Indian bo nd 35s36s Gd and free
 43s per qr oi 49O lbs Free Canada flour S5 036s per bb snd free wheat 9s 09s Id per 70 lbs. The duty wheat is now reduced to 4s per qri flour & 5d per bb and on Indian 6s per ar. The late weekly averages indicate probability of lhe dnIy wheat going down to l2s qr, flour 7s Sd per bb, and on Indian 4s per qr greater reduction than this s yet matter Of great uncertainty notwithstanding the excitement that hus prevailed and continues upon luis question. Much may depend on he extent of the failure in the potato crop and whether the apprehension that The large portion yet sound will decay well founded besides there i- much diversity Of opinion the extent Of the deficiency in the wheat cr"p, and how iur may Dc made up by The supsrabun dsnt ones of oats. barley, &e.
 The Bank of England has further advanced ils mini oI interest B. but it's general rate, well as the Tnlus of funey in the market is much higher from 4 :o 51 per cent unexcep tionabe paper while in the stock market there considerable money pres 
 When il fnund that order for the opening of the ports ennua,ed from ,hs late meetings o the Cabinet, Of ment had been upon the Oregon question, which was thus supposed have assumed threatening as- psci. This produced q revival in the demand for eot ton in which good of business done through last week. and mostly nt advance of Id per lb As however nothag has ranspred in confirmation oi these beyond what has been public and caused more or less uaeasness for many monihs, the effect on he soton market has passed away, and 1t has nsain re- lapsed into very nugud state, under ,he influence oi the late chauge in the of trade al Mnn chester and of heavy stock Prices about they the departure of the last steamer an specua- tion suspended. The sales for he week ended 7th inst 97O bales, and last week ended l4lh inst they unted 10 56O balesof the laer, l2 900 were ken speculation On Saturday, 18th inst. sales 2O0o baes yesterday about 400O, and to-day about 1900 have been sold. We quote Upland 3t@5, fair 4; Mo- bile 34 to 5 fair 44 Orleans 3t 064, fair 43 Alabama
  The stock in this port about sOl 900 bales against s2O GOO period last seasonihe stock of American estimated 656OOO O2, ,O00 than al that time.
 LIVERPOOL CotroS MAaKET-Wetk ending Nov. T. The demand for the trade continues extremely limited, and there having been little inquiry uhiion the whole sale. of the week amount 10 only l5970 bags The quotations generally remain without aiteration there is slight change in the Qnali- lies of American in favor ofthe buyer, while Brazil md other description heavy of sale. 1000 American have been taken speculation, and loo for export The sales oi the week amount to l5.g70 bales.
 Week ending Nov l4-There is decided change in the tone and temper of cotton market this week, but not much ill prices. On Monday 7001 bales American taken speculaIun, chiefly, il is conceived, the suppos tOn that the recent deliberations 0t The cnb net have had reference 10 the Oregon question: Since that time purchases to greater less extent have been made daily, on speculative account, swelling the total sales Of the week 10 35, ,5G0 bales.
 Laiarly. that is. since Tuesday, the trade, whose stocks during the last two months have undergone siderable reductions have oined freely m he business going on But after ali the advance price s only 10 very limited exten and is entirely confined 10 Aneri can qualities; on the ordinary and middng sorts of this kind td advance has been obtained We are looking to the next accounts from the States (and they ly expeced) with much interest md at the same lime the less Of trade in he manufacturing districts the harvest md the potato crop producing their moderang effects upon the minds of all holdsrs- 12.00O American have been taken speculation.
 Nov. lo-There Is no change whatever in prices since Friday last The dnliy business s only moderate, but transactions nt very fan steady prices The otn sales since Friday amount to about GOO baes To-day 2000 bales been sold.
 HAvRE, Nov, 1j-Cotton-Dur ing this week the char ncter of business has been, generally speaking that of nsadiness the demand has been daily regular. and the transactions the whole have been fair extent; but owing hs tiGhiness in the money market, and the intelligence from EnRand Of the unuvorabe state Of f nsRcal matters there buyers evince reluctance ter into extensive operations and in he present situu ton of things speculators keep entirely in the back ground
 The demand hns therefore been quite devoid of anma- ton and although the daily sales have larger than previously noticed, they have nevertheless exceeded the limits for immediate consumption. and dealers from the ade evidently purchase with great degree oi cumspecon. Prices however, exhibit good degree of firmnrss, and descript ptons of American cotton improvement of If has tAi en place previous quotations.
 Among the sre@ of the week 400 bales New-Or- loans to arrive, part oi which is bourd the Corsca 12ffor our OfdinaIre.
 The sales Of the week 679e bales of which 2Osl NewOrrans at 54HSyii 400 do arrive 7l6D72G l26y Mobile G56D75f 20S5 Upland 53072. The imports the same period were 4905 bales.
 DOMESTIC MARKETS.
 BosTON-Snles of from 3d 5h inst. $50 bales at firm rates. The CA mbria's accounts made holders more firm.