... MHONEY MARKET. SATURDAY, ONE O'CLOCK. The staterment made under this head as to the proba- ble diminution of the bullion reserves of the Bank of c England, is borne out by tbe weekly return. The causes to be assigned are undoubtedly the exports ma- kilng by a groat capitalist house to the Continent' 7 and, as stated, to supply the wants of one or two Fo.t reign Governments ; and possibly, ...

... - ?? - . L--SJA l I ?? the Farmers'Journal.) low I of At this season of the year, the great mass of farmers COI ixi- are hav'nZ their attention directed to the feeding of be stock-cattle, sheep, and pigs. Everv farmer knows in de- that: the morefeeding stock he keeps, the better is his dep smanure, and the greater his chance of growing subse- as qneot crops. The sheep consuming the turnips on ...

... I ProRTs. t The imports of foreign stock into London, last week, were as under:- From whence Oxen. Sheep. Lambs, Calves, Noordwyk ?? 74 60 - 10 Harlirvgen ?? 240 160 - - Rotterdam ?? 450 460 - 64 Antwerp ?? - - - 8 t Total ?? 764 700 - 82 The general quality of the above arrivals has turned out extremely good, especially as relates to the beis s from Rotterdam. At the northern ports the ...

... -~ ?? A- - - ,A, - ,. Friday, Two o'Clock, Aug. 183h, 1848. At this day's tmarket there was a good attendrance of the trade, but the weather being fine thcre waslesS ex- citerneut in the past two (lays. A few parcels of Irish and free foreign Wheat were taken for consunption at the prices of Tuesday; but fresh and good samaples of Baltic red and Russian maintained the advance of yes- terday, ...

... AIARK LANE TUESDAY. A considerable decline has lately taken place in prices of wheat at many of the near continental ports, and un. promising as the appearances of trade are here, ship. merits continue to be made from foreign countries to the English markets, Many parties are still sanguine as to the future, and believe that the shortness of our harvest, together with the loss of a part of the ...

... The sale of the Portsmouth Work- house realized . £1,500 0 0 Expenses of the sale ?? £18 6 0 , Payment of Exchequer loan due Jan. 5th, 1848 ?? 374 8 3 Ditto do. Feb. 11th, 1845 76 10 6-469 4 9 a Balance in Banker's hands ?? 1,030 15 3 The sale of the Portsea Work- house realized. ?? 1,600 0 0 Cash paid by Overseers .. 160 7 9 CREDIT. Expenses of sale ?? 17 1 6 - 1760 7 9 Payment of Exchequer e ...

... j THE FINANCIAL REFORN. ASSOCIATION. The Financial Reform 'Association,' wheji pointing n-out the capability of retrench'ment in the expenditure upon the royal Valaces, alludced to the fact that the new the hohuei h Royal Gardens at Kew woutd cost the ed nation 37,0001. The association feel strongly thatth ra relative importance and urgency of different public for works has been totally lost ...

... x ?? l -, A - 50 {NEw YORL, APRwn 24. e, The Stock Market opened heavy to-day, showing the *h effect of the European advices by the Acadia. Trea- of sury notes and most of the fancies fell off a fraction, and )d the tendency at tho close was drowned. The advance - in United States government securities on the other alside, and the demand for them for investment, are t looked upon here as ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. MONDAY, DEC. 25. . - . . - . - - -- ?? - - I [This being Christmas Day, no busiuess was done. SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, DEC. 25. The past week's imports of live stock into London .d have been seasonably good, as will be seen by thefollow. e ijg return:- En IMPORTS. to From whence Oxen. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Ca Rotterdam ?? 398 1010 - 133 ar Ostend ?? - 168 - 11 A n Hamburg ?? 24 5 5 ...

... LUiTE1POOL CORN EXCHANGE. . I - -_ - A,%? 1 D Friday, Two o'Clock, A ug. 41li. 18MU. At this day's market there was a small attendance of dealers, and the weather being fair, there was very little tlispocition to enter upon business. Theseales of wheat were particularly circumscribed, and prices were barely so good as on Tuesday. The fresh arrivals from the Baldc were oftred at G8. Gd. to 9s. ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, ?? 13. At this day's market there wasi a limited supply of in English wheat, which met a brisk sale at an advance of - Is. per qr. on the currency of this day week. For foreign there was also an improved demand, and sellers had the turn of price in their favou7. Barrel Sour is steady. F. Indian corn on the spot was generally held for Is. Fi per quarter advance, but there ...

... ~ . E- - I - . 1 -7 .~ - - GcODALMttGe ( liednesday ?? Wheat, 4s. to 56s. per quarter: red Wheat, 42s. to 46s.: Barley, 25s. to 29s.: Peas, 37s. to 39s.: Beans, 35e. to 40s. Oats, l9s. to 23s. per qr. The price of Wheat re nwaijoed the same, and trade was dull. RiNrowoD.-On Wednesday last, our Maiket had an average attendance but not much doing. W1heat, 11?. Os. to 121; Os. per load. SALISBURY ...