MONEY MARKET.
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Soturuay, Jan H0-0 F. M


The European advces, by the Cambria, have had
very favorable effect markets. Stocks have ad-
vanced the strength ofthe Pennsylvania ss
proved per cent, Farmers Erie Railroad !, Norwich
and Worcester IT, stonngton l. Morris Canal l. Canton
a. Long Island l, Ohio Ga /, vicksburg T. Harlem !.
The transactions quite large. This advance too
sudden and TOO great to be maintained Col Oakley
of the Illinois Commissioner and Mr. Leav President
of the Merchants Exchange Bank, passengers In
the Cambria. II stated that the business upon which
these gentlemen went to Europe il settled
than before 1t supposed that the efforts Of the last
named gentleman in relation to the Illinois Canal Loan
would prove successful but learn that he has not ad
vaneed the negotiations beyond point reached by
Messrs Oakley and Ryan. Part Of Mr.. Leavts mission
to Europe was account Of operations connected with
theNorth American Trust co., how he has succeeded ID
best known to spectators interested in that stock The
Illinois Canal loan WILL without doubt, become dead
letter. after all the time and money expended in bringing
the negotiations to close There is not this moment
any probability of the loan being obtained than
there was two ago and the commissioners and the
Executive Of Illinois WILL without doubt drop further
proceedings and let the creditors of the take care
Of themselves as they best


vThc advces from Liverpool in relation the Cotton
Markets. looked upon being Of the most favorable
nature The slight advance Of eighth of penny is
not considered Of much importance the general
lures Of the Market and the rmness Of holders. The
receipts Of cotton into Liverpool for week two pre-
vious to the departure of the Cambria had been rather


limited, in consequence of the prevalence Of easterly
winds but that not of much importance the ex-
tent of crop pretty well understood and the pre-
sence of large supplies could not have had an injurious
influence on the market. The impression in Liverpoo
appeared be that prices could not matter what the
quantity sent from this country might be- ge much be-
low those then current II this impression s confirmed
by future accounts it will be all expect in the
face Of the immense production Of this article in all parts
of the world


The foreign trade of Mobile for the past year has been
very fair. 80 far az the importatons concerned
The quarterly returns ofthe Custom House Of that port
give the annexed statement of the value of foreign mer
ehandse imported in American and foreign vessels with
the duties accruing on the same.