... THURSDAY. The English Stock Market has been rather languid, with the exception of hank stock, which has advanced a little, in consequence of nothing having yet been made known in reference to the reduction of dividend, and an impression prevailing amongst the uninitiated that nothing of the kind is therefore intended. The weekly mieeting of the directors took place to-day as usual, but every ...

... LISBON, FEBRVARY 21. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The desperate expedients to which the Government were driven for some time back in order to raise money have assumed another form, under the name of a new loan. The sums derived from the various modes adopted to anticipate the revenues and other resources of the country proved quite inadequate to satisfy the numerous claims which were being ...

... MONEY MARKET-CITY, FAIDAY. _ ?? This his been a day of comparative Inactivity In the Monev Market, where, owing to the limited extent of I busin!ss, and thc absence of any stirring rumours, things remain in pretty nearly the same state as 3esterdav. I Therc is a great scarcity of Excheqicer Bills, from which it may be Inferred that they are again becoming a fa- vourite mode of investment: the ...

... MONEY MARKET-Cirr, THURSDAY. There has been a groat scarcity of money for commer cial purpss day, which has, perhaps, beeninrae by the rneedrumour that the rate of discount would be raised by the Banik to 6 o' even 7 per csent. ;a measure the propriety of which is strongly advocated by some par- ties. No direct intimation of su'ch anl intention hs ho- ever been made by the Bank, nor has any ...

... LONDON MARKETS.-FmIDAY. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Thegrain markets are shut to-day. The transactions this week have been lmiited. and the finest samples only have found buyers at the prices which were given last week. A few further shipments of Ronded Corn have been made this week upon American and other account. tn the commercial nutrkets very little alteration has taken place this veek. The ...

... LONDON MARKETS-TnxSDnAY AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN IN ENGLAND AND WAXLES, IN TfIl VWhRK HtNI)INO APrSt 7. Imperial 'eehly Average-Wlheat, 55s lld; barley, 31 s5d, oats, 22s 7d; rye, 3s 2d; beans, 37a hll pras, 3(bs lid. Aggregate Average of the Six Wteeks, which regulates duty- Wheat, h6C4d; barley,8li Ilid; oats,22s lId, rye,31s 7di beans, 37a 16d peas, .16s Odd. Duity on Foreign Corn-Wheat, 30s ...

... LONDON MARKETS-WEIDNSESDAY. CORN MlARKET. The supplics of anl Grain contirie exceedingly smail, yet tila eir. cuni.stance tcda not Improve tbe ?? of Whrctt or Barley. the i.e- viand for whiclh is limited to tue lnest samples of each uticle. WVIhent continues In the same dull state wvithout any oppear. nocn of Improvement. Oats o0 good quality sell freely at Igtwdity's prices, as thle ...

... LONDON MARKETS-TiimUnDAY. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES, IN ThIs Wttrtt WN11INO JAN. 2d Imperlal Weekly Average-Wheat, 58s9,I; barley, Mea lid; oats, 24s 2d11 rye, 41s 3d; bean 419 2d, peas, 39% id. Aggregate Average of the Six Veeks, whieh regulates duty- Wheat, b49 Od; harley, 35s l)d; oats, 249 7d, ryu, 42s Od; beaons, 41s 9d; peas, 40s i4. Duty on Forelgit Corn-Wheat, 27s 8d; ...

... DKAL, MARCH 17.-Wind N.E., moderate.-A large ship (appa. retitly Netherlacti) passed to the westward at the back of the Good- wioisands at eleven A M. BRACt .IIKAD.-Offiport, the Molly, Harms, from Ria. FASIoUTr4, AIARCI 1f,..-%NV'nd E.N.E.-Arrived the Hebe, Cie. meite, from Ltibon;- T'vee tiebrodlers, from Ptotterdam, leaky, ?? choked, and 'must discharge, out 18 days; bound to New York. ...

... LIVERPOOL-WEDNE.SDAY EVENING. Thle cotton market continues itcady, prices having an upward tendency, with a respectable amount of business. The best proof, perhaps, that can be adduced of the general belief of cotton having attained its minimum value is the appearance in the market of a class of purchasers zwho have long becn comparative strangers to it-the speculators. To.day this description ...

... MONEY 3MARKET AND) CITY ArEWVS. MO)N IDAY. After having been reluctantly compelled for such a length of time to speak despondio ly of the state of comn- arerce, but especially of that portion of it more immne. diately conaected wvith tire United States, it is now most gratifying to be able to allude to it in more cheerful terms, to hold out hopes of the worst being passed, and to look forward ...

... LI'VEItFOOL COTTON MARKET, MAY C. The ?? to-day han been very limited, the mile jnot exceed. Ing I,51111 bogs. The inferior ilencriptisos ?? are very dull; the better kihbds are trlcrably steady. The rreek opned lvith sin es ensie demani, 4,0i0 to 5,00(1 bags being s ,ll rio ill Lidity Skibaeqtuliy, however, the demantid h is greatly dileclied, alnd ior the lust three lay the market bis, In ...