Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-15
FnlpAY EVENING". Nov. IA.


market presented to day fair degree of spirit, sales
mounting TO full 1900 bales. The total last three
days 25e0 bales. Prices are !tptc lower than
the receipt Of the bate foreign Receipts Tor the
week nearly 1900 bales.
ExcnAsGE on England 7a7i prem; Francs 5.S5d5.s7;
New-York 90 days 2aD2 and cheeks II per cent dis
The market fairly supplied, with light request Stale
Notes dun al 2a3 dis.
FREIGHTs-No ransac tions reported for several days
Masters are asking advance IN foreign.
We had an old paper mail or TWO yesterday from the
eastward. but our dates from New.York do not come
down later than the 5th-two days behind Baltimore
papers of the eth, Philadelphia Of 7th, and Charles.
ron of the 9th
The NEw-YoRK price current reports OF COTTON
The market here has been nearly a stand for the
past three days and since the recent of the CaedOuius
ndVres morning has be done TO test the elect prices
we nave reduced our quotaOns-but in the present UNI
settled state the market they must be considered ralh
or nominal. The tAes are but $40 bales, thus:
Upllnd aud Flor. Mobile and N o.
$50 bales $50 bales.
Inferior ..............n cents
Ord. 10 good onI. so g. ...............63D7 '
Mid to good mii....7 a7s... ............74m73
Mid tair 10 fair. .".1ias ................3 ass
Fully fair 10 good fair st dai ............9 asa
Flhe. ..'--''.'...... none ................ none
Thsas figures nearly below quoted prices of ls
The Baltimore papers contain New-YOrk dates OF the
evening Of the 9Th, from which gather that sales of
cotton ON the 5th only 800 bales decline Of
per ID. Flour heavy ut S. l2i95 % for Weslern.-
Stocks had fallen materially. Sterling exchange 9094
premi Francs rs 6264 scarce.
At Boston, the foreign accounts had the effect of adj
vanciug Flour TO 81 IS per bb 1t is said the orders
which have come by the last do
purchases at So, that there is fair prospect
some one realisiog loss lhi. side.
Correspondence of the Register and Journal
Ngw-GnLEANs, Nov. 10, ls45
The foreign news has produced effect upon cot.
ton market, unless TO render comparatively quiet
Yesterdays sales amounted to 100 bales including lot
of 564 bales mddng al &c. This morning there some
looking about md brokers busy, but am only in
formed OF sales of 500 bales.
The Flour market very excited yesterday; total
sales H. 900 bb principally spectators So 624
freely offered this morning for common brands-S5 rs
asked. Sales about 400 bbls, including so ST Louis City
Mills at Sc per bbl.
About 500 hhds Sugar weedisposed of yesterday and
200 have changed hands this morning Prices steady
at 454c extremes Moasses goes OF quickly at 2lc per
gallon.
cargo OF Malaga Fruit per brig T. Street. was sold
yesterday at the following rates:
5000 boxes R4islns. so az go
lOOo do do.................. 33lDl 40
l,6OO do...- .do.".............. IS 70
2oo Kegs grapes. 32t az 62i
ll5 boxes Lemons. IS
There Is still another cargo sfnat unsold.
The bin market is qsiet Sterling ranges from 7sM7;
per prem Francs 5S21 95s5. New-York co day,
2G2i disc; Checks ! al dis.
vessel taken yesterday for IIayre 10 per HIT
for tobHcco. A ship has been laid for Maraees =
lie Tor cotton.
There is no news stirring this morning Of any interest
We have the delici. weather imse inabIe anc
Charities street looks gay well filled ball room
Yours, L.