... T4ONEY- XAMEU1. CITY, THURSDAY eVENING. The commercial and money markets have been suffer- inA under the political influences noticed in Our last, and which have received no further development, though now apparently clearing up in connection with Denmark, and we hope ere long to add of Italy also. The English stock market opened on Monday morning at an improvement, under the influence of ...

... LONDON IARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MsARK.LANiE. MkorNOAT, Marchl19.-The~supply of English wheat, by land-carriage samples from Essex, Ken;, and Suffolk, was again short; nevertheless, in the disposal ofso inconsider- able a quantity, rather reduced terms had to be submitted to. Foreign wleat sold, in retail, at adecline of aboutlis per qr. The town millers have reduced the top price of Ltou is per ...

... XONEY MARRET. CITY, SATURDAY EVEM rNG. The market for public securities has been very duc tuating during the whole week,and tkereija-raterau uneasy feeling in commercial circles. Ncr rthl'etsnmoiiey is so abundant, that is we.. p. jee iffvtelligence of foreign affairs being more settfed, there would doubtless be a speedy revival of confidence and animation. The public mind is necessarily very ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZE;TTE. rEIDAY, MARC8 16. BANKRUPTS. E. and D. ALLSOP, Arlington-place, Back-road, St. George's-in-the-East, builders. Off. assig., Whitmore, Basinghall-street-J. AYRES, Eltbam, Kent, farmer. Off. assig., Cannan, Birchin-lane- W. SKINNER, High-street, Aldgate, clothier. Of. assig., Cannan, Birchin-lane-G. RA1T, Moorgate-street, tailor. Off. assig., Pennell- W. L. KELLY, ...

... RAILWAY SHAEE LIST., RAILWAY SHAIRES.-(Latest Prices.) Share. RAI-LWAY. Paid. Price. 50 Aberdeen ?? .305 417d 25 Amber. Nutig.ad oto ?? 20 liirm., ?? 1011 Ili 20 Birming., 20.,adS Vle 1 25s 20 Birin. Sr Ix.Jscwtotg. 2 25 20 Boston, Stmoda0Dit Sj 100 Bristol and ?? 17J Buckinghamshire . . ?? 16 40 IJ die 5o Caledorsian ?? 212 55 Chester end ?? 0 18i 30 Dublin and Belfast Junction ?? 35 0 23 ...

... PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. TUESDAY, MARCH 6. BANKRUPTS. J. H. SCULPNER and D. C. H. LOMER, Mark-lane, City, general merchants. Off. assig., Whitmore, Basing- hall-street-J. H. WHITE, Shaftesbury, Dorsetshire, grocer and baker, Off assig., Cannan, Birchin-lane- G. H. BEADLE, Sydenbam, Kent, builder.. Off. assig., Turquand, Guildhall-chambers, Basinghall-street-J. LAWRIE, Newington-causeway, ...

... LONDON WARKMS. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.-SAvrntDy. MEAT.-Beef 2s 2d to as 4d; mutton 2s 8d to 4s Od; veal 3s ?? to 4s lOd; pork aS 2d to 4s 4d per 81bs. POULTRY.-TurkeyS4sto 10s, geese4s 6d to6s 6d,ducks 2s to 3s 6d, tame rabbits Is 2d to Is 9d, wilddo. l0dto is, pigeons ?? to Is Id, roasting pigs 5s to 8s each; Surrey towls 7s to lOs, do. chickens 4s to 6s 6d, barn-door fowls 3s 6d to 7s per ...

... The financial campaign has been opened, and the first battleof the opposing forces hasbeenfought upon the floorof the House of Commons. Mr. Cobden led the assaulting army, and the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer commanded the citadel. He received the enemy with a gallant 'bearing, and - mortifying though it be to confess it-he drove them back, with fallen crests, if not with faint hearts. It is ...

... CITY, SATURDAY EVENISIG. Trade and discounts are moving in a right direction. As the one becomes more active, the rate of the other tightens, or at least there are not such complaints of an embarrassing accumnulation of surpluses at the bankers. The English funda, however, are aubject to some fluctua- tion, on account of the still rather uncertain state of foreign politics, and the ...

... TUWSSDAY, EBTRRUAR.Y 27. BANKRUPTS. T. HUGHES, Newbury, Berkshire, mealman. Off. assig., Cannan, Birchin-lane-F. SKILL, Hugh-street, kinm. lice, and Elizabeth-street, Belgrave-street South, printer. Off. assig., Whitmore, Basinghall-street- J. WOOD- HAMS, Tonbridge, Kent, grocer and draper. Off. assig., Stansfeld-T. ATTERTON, Rattlesdon, Suffolk, malster. Off. assig., Pennell-H. LOISEL, jun., ...

... PRO VINCIAL. CORN MARKETS. LiVERPOOL,March20.-At this day's market there was a good attendance of the town and country trade, and with a brisk demand for the interior; the decline of Fri- day was nearly recovered on wheat. Oats and oatmeal met with little inquiry, and there is Ro shange in value to report. In barley, beans, and peas there was not much passing. Barrel 'dour met with an ...

... LONDON YMARKETS. CORN EXCEANGE, MARK-LANE. WizuAT-Resex, Kent s s OAssLincolnshire & a a and Suffolk new red 36 to44 Yorkshire feed 16 20 Do. new white .. s8 51 Do. Poland . . 23 25 Do. old red ?? 46 48 Scotrh (Ague) .. 21 24 Do. eld white. 50 32 Do. potato 25 27 Norfolk and Lincoln Irish, white . 14 20 new red .. 36 45 Do., black ?? 14 17 Do. old red ?? 46 48 BARLzY-GriRding.. 23 24 ...