The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, MARCH 22.
The sales to-day are : Sugar-800 bags Balsam, 31s.
to 365. Rum—A small lot of Demerara, at previous rates.
ltice-600 bags Bengal, 10s. to 10s. 3d. Saltpetre-200
bags, 235. 6d. (10f), 265. 6d. (7 per cent.). Cocoa-240 bags
Para, 235. 6d. ;60 ditto Granada 31s.

COTTON.—LIVIMPOOL, MARCH 22.—Our market to-
day has been firm, without any particular animation in
business. The sales amount to 6,000 bales, comprising 300
rennin and blaranham, at 51 to 61; 500 Egyptian, 61 to
81; 800 Surat, 31 to 41 ; and 50 Sea Island, 13} to 20. Of
the sales made 1,500 bales were taken for export. Com-
pared with Friday's rates, prices of Breed are j per lb.
higher, and all other kinds are without change. 500 Me-
mos have been sold, to arrive, at 6 per lb. on the quay.
The imports since Thursday has been 10,001 bales.

CATTLE.—Cor.enzaren, March 20.—The show of
Sheep was more limited than that of last week, and sales
were easy at former rates. Nearly all the pens were cleared
before the close. There was a tolerably good show of fat
Brute on offer, but buyers werc disinclined to purchase
unless at a slight reduction in prices, which, in most cases
was acceded to to effect sales. The demand:for fresh and
lean stock was dull, and but few sales took place, the hold-
ers not feeling disposed to yield to higher prices. Good
cart horses continue in brisk demand, and hut very few on
offer. The pig trade slightly revived. Sucking calves
were almost unsaleable. Supply: Sheep and Lambs, 2,130;
Beasts, 196; Pigs, 275; Cal, a, 20; horses and l'unies, 44.
Livattroot, MARCH 22.—There is rather a better de-
mand for the best kinds of cattle, with a small improvement
in prices, while for other kinds there was no alteration from
last week, and all sold up. The demand for sheep is much
the same as last week, with no alteration in pnce, and a
few left unsold.

NIIWPORT PAOM.ILL (BUCKS) FAIR, MARCH 22.—At
this fair the supply of lean stock was much shorter than
usual. The breeders would not part with their store Beasts
of good quality, except at the full prices obtained at most of
the fairs held last week ; consequently but few sales were
effected. The middling sorts were bought at lower figures.
The Sheep trade was rather lower for all sorts except
wether hoggeta, which sold freely, at full prices. Mulch
and in-calf cows and heifers maintained high prices. Young
Horses, of all breeds, were sold at unusually high prices.
Nonwrca, March 20.—Our market exhibited a good
show of store Cattle ; although • fair amount of busty, as
was transacted, last week's prices were barely supported.
Fat Beasts • great show, and a very dull sale, at from :is. to
fie. 6d. per stone, and not half sold. Tho pens were well
filled; hoggets all sold, at fully last week's prices; fat
Sheep, 7s. to 7.. 611. per stone. Good store Pigs, 18e. to
221. per head. Fat Pork, 51. to 60. tid. per stone.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

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CASUALTIES.

Collins, Nowlin, of and from Scilly for Lisbon, foundered
March 1.5, in Ist. 46 N., lon. J W. ; crew raved— Liver-
pool, March 21.
Mary, Ellis, of Newcastle, from Odessa to Antwerp, was
wrecked near Gualquiton, to the eastward of the rock,
March 13 ; crew sayed.—Gibraltar, March 16.
Signet, is reported to be lost near Garrucha (coast of

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