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From the Mobile Register of July 26.]

 COTTON The sales on Saturday amount cd 10 d 600 bales and 300 to-day. The few transactions since the receipt of the steamers news show an advance ot about 4c. Holders gene ally are indifferent about off ring their stock.

 FeEleHTs-A schr taken for Boston to. day al 5c.

 FIFTEEN DAYS LATERFaoM ErRoPE-Be-'' tow we 2 ve full cxiracls of the commercial news by he Brlapia at Boston. TEese adyces are important in many respccls.-- Since the sailing oi lhe previous steamer, the cotton market has been quite animated, with large sales and an advance in price and trade generally, especially in the manu- featuring districts, had assumed mnch more healthy appearance. The European T;mps reports the sales for lhe week ending the 24th al 5l 490 bales and fhe imports from he 18th 10 the 25ih at Is 9s4 and from the 25h 10 the ls at 6974 bales. The sales from lhe 25th 10 the 2d July reached 72 720 bales. The same paper says, it is proper 10 remark, that rumor prevails in Liverpool tha, the cotton crop in Egypt is likely 10 be vely short thlsyear.

 

 Correspondence of the Register and Journal I

 LIVERPOOL, 3rd July, lS47.

 The continuance oi remarkably favora- be weather for the growing crops of grain, equally favorable accounts of lhe crops on ihe continent have further greatly depressed our corn ma kets, but on lhe other hand have exelcised very favorable influence on other branches of trade and on the mo- ney market; and inspired greater conf- dence in the manufacturing districts.

 Cur cotton market has of course felt the eff ctvery sensbly and as Ihe later accounts of the growing American cotton .cfop rep resent i,lo be sill unusually Backward and precarous, that has also had an iauence on prices and wr have 10 quote an advance of Sd per lb since our last circular of the 18th ut. Fair Upland and Mobile are now 7aI and fair Orleans 7Si per To. The sales Tor the week ended the 25Ih ut. were 54 500 bales, of which 5000 were On SD culation and 5000 for export, and the bu inc for the week ended last evening amounted 10, TATTOO bales, of which se,600 were taken by spectators and 4S00 for export. The American descriptions sod this pat week cons sted of 15 200 Upland al 64 73; 25,- 0e0 Ofleans al 6S as4 1850 Mobile and Alabai Ia al 65 E and 2S0 Sea Island at 13 a 22d per ib. The market to dGy has been less active and greater quantity offering, giving turn in favor of buyers. The stock of all kinds in this port is now about 443.- 900 ba es, against 757 900 at same period last year; The stock Of American is estima- ted al 332, 900, being decrease of IsS. .000 bales.

 The gloom and depression in the Corn markets is extreme, and il is dificult 10 give quotations with much certainty as the traus- actions for some days past have been chief ly in retail way and speculative operations suspended. Flpur 33 34s Sd, lhe best Western being generally held at the latter pce, though some has been sold at s4s and that cannot al this time be realized for any quantity. Sour 2Ss per bbl.,s-- American Wheat ss Sd per 70 lbs. Indian Corn is peculiarly depressed. and from the great diversity of quality must be quoted

 