... ra~c ahb Commnerce. COTTON.-The imports of wool into London for the week ending Thursday have been 6,433 bales. The market was quiet. WooL.-The MAanchester market on Thursday manirested con- siderable weakness, notwithstanding the continued firmness in the price of the raw material, and prices have given way to some extent. In printing-cloths the decline has been marked. Smitlifielil 1Harlket, ...

... Trabc ant Tommerct. ?? imports of wool iato London during the week ending Thursday were only 780 bales, including 494 from Algoa Bay, 202 from Bombay, and 73 from Germany. COTToN.-The Liverpool market on Thursday was steady, without any change to report. The sales amounted to 5,000 bales, 1,000 of wvhich were taken on speculation and for export. The sales of the week amounted to 43,000 bales. ...

... Pricc of 3Uailtuav airteotocko, &t. THE FUNDS. MoNDAY.-Consols opened at 96 to W for money and account, and closed at the, same. In the New Three-and ?? per Cents. the dealings were at 967 to i ex. div.; and the Reduced Three per Cents., at 95 to j ex. div.. being the san1a prices as quoted on Saturday; Long Annuities, 8 1-16: Exchequer-bills, 67s. to 7s. prem.; Bank Stock, 205 to 207; and ...

... IjWdie0 of Catiap Dagert Mtosis &ec. THE FUNDS. MoaeAY-Consots opened and closed at 96, to 4. For tioe Ils inst. they were done at 96Sf, and left off at 9Sf. India Bonds and Exchequer-bills continue in demand, and the former closed at 88s. to 91s., the latter at 6Se to 67S. premium. TestsDrA.-The dealings in Consols were at 96 to ft, and the dosing quotations 95 to k for money, and S6f for ...

... Tuesday, April 9. Paltnerships Dia8o0ved--J- and F. Bacon, Old Barge yard, Bermondeey street, tanners-W. and W. Binns, Sunderland, ?? Anne EdwardS and J. Hughes, Ave Maria lane, City, booksellers-A. M; Gardiner and A. Coates, manehester. leather rnerchants-W. Hill, son., W. Hill, jan.,and. and FE T. Hill, Liverpool, manufacturing chemists; so far as regards J. Hill-S. Bolroryd, E. Marriott, ...

... Tuesdasy, April 2. War-Office, MaRlts 29.-14th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Cornet M. C. qrotto (Hiding Master) to be Lieut., by purchase, vice Nettleohip, who retires.- 15th Light Diagoons-Lieut, C. J. Harford, from the 82nd Foot, to be Lieut., ,.ice Hutton, who exchanges. - 16th Light Dragecns-Corne5t D). Barclay to be Lieut, by purchase, vice L. Scott, who retireot Cornet F. B. I- Carew, from ...

... Zra'r anmb CommercE. Snmithfield Market. MOoNDAY.-The arrival of beasts and sheep from the Continent into the port of London during the past week has been moderate, the official return giving 397 oxen, 276 cows, 261 calves, and 745 sheep, making a total of 1,679 head. The trade a' Smithleld to-day was very doll and slow for everything, with a good supply, and lost Friday's prices were with ...

... priced of 3Aailluag Aarrt, *tockz, &,c BANK OF ENGLAND. . . . _ . ._ .. _ I -1 _.1. - _ I-u --T - 0 - n. - . - :1. An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and 8th Victoria, cap, 32, for the week ending on Saturday, the 20th day of April, 1850. ISSUE DEPARTMIENT. R. ?? Notes issoed - - - 29,873,000 Government Debt 11,015,100 Other Securitias - - 2,984,900 Gold Coin and BolliOn - 15,066,123 Silver ...

... I 1rtce of ailual! ac ?? And BANK OF ENGLAND. An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and 8th Victoria, cap. 32, for the Wveek ending on Saturday, the 13th day of April, 1860. IssUE DEPAETSENT. Notes issued . - 30,044,650 Government Debt - llosl.5,s10 Other Seourities - - -,984,900 Gold Coin and Bullion *- i,800,7 Silver Bullion 243,877 30,044,600 30,044,628 April 18, 1850. M. MARSHALL, Chief ...

... Trab- anb Com merce. Smithfield Mait ?? arrival of cattle and sheep fromn th 0 Continent into the port of London daring the past week has been moderate, owing to the late boisterous state of the weather. The official return gives 143 oxen, 77 cows, 182 calves, and 1,027 sheep, making a total of 1,429 head. The state of trade at Smithfield to-day was very slow for everything, and lamb was much ...