MONEY MARKET.
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Stocks are all up day, and the market is quite
buoysnt There appears be much better feeling in
the street Norwich and Worcester improved per
cent stonington ! Harlem Long Island ! Read
ing Railroad Morris Canal Farmers Loan Iii
nos J. Canton Company and United States Bank closed
6rm at yesterdays prices


By special and extraordinary overland express, we
put in possession at early hour this afternoon
Of advices from London to the l0h and from Havrs 70
the 18th Of Dec both inclusive, by the arrival Of the
east end of Long Island of the packet ship Iowa. Capt
Lines from Havre. The neps is of the greatest impsr
tancs. The modification repeal Of the corn laws Of
Great Britain will, without doubt, take place immed
ately after the meeting Of Parliament. The London
Tmes Of December lOh repeats its assertions made
the 4th, but with qualifications that take away great
deal of their important character and strength The Of
feet Of this upon the various markets
very great and had put stop to all transactions of
importance. The money and corn markets continued
very tranquil and will doubtless remain 80 until Parlia
inert meet and these questions are settled There was
some activity in the cotton MARKET and prices were
firm, the sales being mostly to the trade t
The effect OF this upon the markets sfthis coun
try cannot be otherwise than favorable Prices Of -four
and grain will particularly feel the influence of such
accounts, as repeal Of the laws would create
very extensive demand for these articles and create
large speculative shipments.


The accounts by the steamship Of the 4.h inst from
Liverpool. now nearly due, will lbe more anxiously
looked for now than previous to this arrival Business
here will be in great degree Suspended until the
steamer arrives. a. the greatest excitement prevailed
this evening throughout the city, after our extra
was issued.


The report Of the Auditor General Of the State Of
Michigan states that the receipts into the treasury dur
ing the year lsa5 amounted to TO- and the ex.
pendturss to $sS5 l6o 26. leaving deficiency in the
ordinary receipts and expenditures Of l6 The
balance in the State treasury at the close of the last
fiscal year. $is6oa 81. of which $l7,e $40 was in
treasury notes. and asa 81 in coin and funds
The annexed statement exhibits the acknowledged
indebtedness Of the State -


PUBLIC DEBr or MICHIGAN.


ttt#tE Funded Debt. T 4E64esaH
Due bonds issued for Eve million oan Tor 5000