MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, February aO-6 p. M.
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By an overland private express from Boston, were
early this mcrnng put in possession OF commercial ad
vices from Europe twenty three days later than those
previously received The accounts in relation to the
money and cotton markets rather favorable than
otherwise The rate Of interest had advanced and the
Bank Of England was discounting at II u per cent
American stocks very inactive in the Lon.
don Market and quotations were without altera
ton The adivces received from this country, just
previous to the departure of tho Hibernia we're
not very favorable to American securities. The ex
citement In relation to railroads daily ncress
ing and speculaons were carried 70 very great extent
The contemplated roads rapidly absorbing capital
which Of the principal causes OF the advance In
the rate ointeres Operators in oottonn this market
somewhat disappointed they looked for accounts much
more favorable than those received.


The receipt Of the foreign advces in Wall street had
very favorable effect stocks and quotations advanced
nearly every stock offered Farmers Loan improved
aper cent, Kentucky IS Reading Railroad H. Norwich
Worcester I, stonington East Boston Morris Canal
Long Island 81 Pennsylvania as closed firm yester
days prices and Canton declined l. The sales were
quits large and much better feeling prevailed than has
existed for long time We anticipate considerable spe
cuation in stocks In this market for about thirty days
after which we may look for change in every thing
nected with money matters and another period Of de-
preston.


The Manhattan Gas Light Company has declared
dividend Of three per cent payable the 81 OF March


We annex the oeal returns made to the Comptroller