... MONE¢YMARKET.7 TUESDAY EvrnqN~O. GO Realisationis still continue to offer in the English tiE stock market, the rise of Consols to par being consi-: dered by many' as affording a good opportunity for ii getting cut' of their stock, and the market has 501 today closed at a further decline of 4. C'onsolsra opened at yesterday's range of 994 to 4- for cash, atlst which they were supported for some ...

... SHIPPING ZY2'BLLIGEATCE. From our correspondeuts, thi ShIpping Ozette and Lloyd'a List. CASUALTIES. Advocate, Donald, which drifted on the rocks at Robert's Read, inside the Point, yesterday, has capsized against the cliffs, stove in her stern, and is expeoted to become a wreck; arrangements have been made to secure as much cargo as poosible.-Queeustown, April 15. Courier ?? which left ...

... TRADE AND OPINXONS AT Manchester. (PROS OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Manchester is poisoned with the never-ending babble of Free-trade-it is the one idea of the Manchester logicians, who make every other subject subservient to that one. That commercial reciprocity will be of con- siderable importance to this country, when w'e get it, few will question-that a reversal of Peel's policy is unat- ...

... m LONDON ATE aoN wZOBasqG, zMaRx-LAN. FRIDAY, April 16.-The receipts of wheat by land- carriage to-day were small; and the total show of sam- ples, both red and white,vwere limited. On the whole, the factors were firm, and a fair quantity of home- grown wheats changed hands, at Monday's prices. For forward delivery there was rather more inquiry. Floating cargoes, off the coast, were neglected. ...

... THE LoNDON MRES MON DAY, March 5.-At this morning's market the fresh supply of wheat Irom Essex was small, but there was a fair quantity from Kesst. The quantity offiering from Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire was very liwited, as the prices there will not allow of competition with the Essex and Kent wheat. Trade was. dull, and the salss procede slwly~t delin ofis er r. Foreign wheat qalito ...

... MONPTY AND COMMEROZ CITY, FRIDAY. For nearly all business purposes, the week may be oaid to .. ?? lat ey.ij'gi ; since, althougis the Stock Exchange re-openS tomorroW, Very little vill be done. The event of the veek is the aitourding informntictn from Australia as to the gold discoveries, and the receipt of the orecious metal thence to the amount of between 400,0001. and 500,0001. According ...

... I COMAfEl WIAL AND MARKRT?: PRODOJCE iAXSET. - - - 8 NMlNOINO-LANR, APBIL 26. : 8SUGE-The demrnd. continues good for foreign; holders ask higher prices, which-checks business. CoPPED.-OunSaturday a brisk speculative demand ap- peared, and abaout 5,000 bags good ordinary native Ceylon sold 40s. ta 40s. 6d.,-and very good in casks at 41s. To day the muarket has been rather quiet, hut 500 bags ...

... RAIL WAYS. . WEDNESDA.YEV31NIN0. The arrangement of the account (the main features of 'which are referred to under-the head of Money Market ?? formed the principal business in'the rail- at way share market to-day. In the morning, cash ~A sales weore in some few instances pressed, and lower 0 rates were submitted to; but in the afternocon0 speculation revived, and the market closed 'with a ...

... WBDNZSDAY EVZrVING. A very large amount of business has been trans. acted to-day in British mines, and in consequence of 2 the continued demand for dividend and well con- ducted speculative shares, a further advance has taken place upon the improved quotations of yester- day. The quotations of to day's market are as fol- ?? Great Consols, 300; South Basset, von 21 420; West Alfred Consols, 25; ...

... LONDON MARIEBTS-SATuRDAY. NUEWGATE AND LEADENHALL. There has been a good supply of each kind of Moat to these markets daring tile week: the trade was good at the following rates,- inferior Beef, 2s dd to 2s 6d; middling ditto, 29 8d to 29 lod; prime large, Is Od to 3s 2d; superior small ditto, 3e 2d to Bs 4d inferior Mutton, 2s 8d to 2s 10d; middling ditto, Sa Gd to 3a 2d; prime ditto, Bs 41 ...

... [FROM THE uARC-LAcNE EXPRESS.] There is no alteration to report in the position of the Corn trade. Though the fall in the vaiue of Wheat may be fairly .estimatedatAs.to 4s. per qr. since the beginuing of ebruary the concession which has been made from week to week has Xot encouraged buyers to depart from the system so long pursued, viz., that of confining their operations to as narrow limits ...

... rito of *taod., 3alwaz Nlizr, &E, BANK OF ENCLAND. An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Sth Victoria, cap. 32, for the wveek ending on Saturday, the 27th day of March, 1852. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Notes Issued 33,290,45i Government Debt * 11,01.5,100 Othler Securi ities - - -.004,00 Gold Coin and Bullion - -19,257,080 Silver Bullion - - 33,375 33,290,1s3 33,290,45; April 1,1852. M. MARSHALL, ...