MONEY MARKET.
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BY the arrival Of the steam ship Hibernia at Boston
from Liverpool, have been put in possession Of ad
vices from all parts of Europe ten days later than
than those received by the Great Britain. We have
Liverpool dates the 10TH and London to tho 18th of
May inclusive.


The stock market was very slightly affected by the
foreign ne ws either way Some Of the prices went up,
and some went down. Morris Canal improved per
cont; Norwich and Worcester 4; Ohio 6si Farmers
Loan fell of /; and United States SIS per cent.


The news in commercial view, is rather i'm.
portant than otherwise, and is favorable. Politi-
cally it possesses very little interest. Money was
easy and the rate Of interest for good business paper
ruled at three and half per cent An advance Of about
onecighh Of penny cotton had been realized which
attributed principally to the fact that large def
cheney In the crop this year had been fully established
Several failures had occurred in the commercial world
and is reported that large Liverpool house, oxtcn
sively connected with the American trade had been
we're sufferers by these nsolvences The direct
OF these suspensions, any exist have not tranpired
ana the amount involved Is very large.


The Corn bill had finally passed third reading in the
lower house Of Parliament; and the public mind in Eng
land was very much excited in relation the probable
fate Of the bill In the House Of Lords II was pre-
valing impression that the bill would pass the upper
House. The large majority in the lower House. ii was
supposed, would not be without its effect upon
the opposition in the upper House. The bill was
t the latest accounts before the Lords spd the advcss