... THE FUNDS.-SATURDAY. FOUR O'CLOCK. (ramon the List of Me8ore Wolfg, Brot hers*, Stork-test oer, Cheange alloy.)J BRITISH. Prce, FOR.IGN. Price. Clonsuls ?? 96 Belgian ?? .. 103 3 educed ?? i e ?? Long Annuities ?? 4 12 French 3 per Cent 8e Bank Stock . 182 exican S per Ci Newr 24 India Stock ?? 267 Port. Converted . 4.4. Exchequer Bills. 63spm R.Seian . 114 India Bonds ?? 75s pm Spanish 5 per ...

... E We have to report a very extensive business transacted in cotton, at Liverpool, during the past week. The sales in in a couple of days must have exceeded twenty thousand hales, with little sign of any material abatement of this ani- mation. The sperulative demand continued in force up to the 11th, when 10 000 bales were sold, one-half on specu- lation and the jemainder to the trade. Prices ...

... We have accounts now from New Orleans to the 19th April and New York to the 1st of May. The receipts of cotton into all the ports had reached 2,033,000 bales, and would, in all probability, amount to 2,20U,000 for the season, und not more; some 20lt,000 bales are on their way here. The planting season was lour or five weeks later than usual, but the weather was fine and the seed nearly all ...

... I The arrivals of cotton ships at Liverpool since Friday week were rather numerous, bringing up to the 22nd some- where about 55,000 bales of that article; as might be ex- pected, this has damped the market rather, but being anticipated, has not affected prices. There has been a fair demand for cotton from the trade, at the current prices, but speculators are quiet. The report on the whole is ...

... Taesday, Mfay 2. PARTNEAtOHIVS DISSOLVED. S. W. Earle and. W. E. Wood, Cheltenham, surgeons-G. F. Truman and J. Jensor,, High street, Shoreditch, oilmnen-T. and T. C. Ward, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, grocers-W. and Jaue Preston, Piffs Elmr, Gloacestershire, victuallers-J. and W. Walker, 3laton, Yorkshire, farmers-L. Arrenberg and F. Bonnalfe, Bucklersbury, City, mercbants-J. B. Langley and S. ...