The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-09 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LtvanrooL, Nov. B.—The sales to-day
are estimated at 3,000 bales, and comprise 40 Pernam and
M►ranham, at 612.; 12 Bahia, at 72. ; 1,500 Egyptian, at
7,1 d. to 91d.; 800 Surat•, at 3d. to rid.; 2.1 Sea Islands,
at 21. Id. to 2a. 3d. 300 Surat are taken for export. The
market doses with a hardening tendency ; prices of all
kinds are little changed since Friday; long staple soma
tirni. American presses must heavily for sale, and no doubt
may be bought a point less.

WOOL.—LIVEItrOOL, Nov. 6.—The activity noticed in
our last report has been fully maintained during the past
month, a large business business has been done both by
public sale and priva c contract, and we have a further
im-
proeemeut in prices of most descriptions; Egyptian, Turkey,
Oporto, and all useful long stapled Wools are fully Id. to
Id. higher, and much inquired for. Public sales took place
here on Wednesday and Thursday, when 620 bales Spanish
and Lisbon Wools, 3,132 bales East India, and 2,03, bales
Buenos Ayres, Egyptian, Turkey, and Russian were offered ;
the attendance of the trade wasnumerons, the biddings very
animated, and nearly the whole found buyers at rates fully
supporting she late improvement. A pile of Spanish, of
medium quality brought Is. 101 d. to Is. Ild., common Alen-
tejo R 12:d. to 13d., Oporto fleece at 101 d. to Ild., Castel-'
bronco 911. to 91d. ; Egyptian first white, }o4d. to Ild.,
black 71d. to 81., fine Barbary 01d. to 10,1., inferior 74d. to
81d. ; Russian Autumns 7111. to FL For East India there
was a very lively competition and prices fully supported,
best whites sold freely at 104 d. to 1111. The public salts
of Colonial Wools ►re still progressing in London and prim •
firmly maintained; they are expected to close about the
10th instant.—From U. Gregor* and Co.'s Circul it.

CATTLE.—Coicitnerzu, Nov. 6.—There was a continued
large ►how of stock to-day, and a good business done at
prices equal to those of last week. Fat Beef, Mutton, and
Pork sustain a brisk demand, and for the very is at qualities
higher prices were obtained. Fre,,h and lean Beasts went
off freely. There was considerable activity in the l'ig trade,
and nearly all shown hanged hands before the close. tpon
the whole a pretty good clearance was made. Supnly :
Sheep and Lambs, 6,280; Beasts, 410; Pigs, 320; Calves,
13 ; Ilorses and Ponies, 79.
Limos, Nov. B.—The November Horse and Cattle Fisk
has been held to-day. There was • pretty numerous show
of both horses and cows, but generally things were of a
very inferior quality. The unfavourable state of the
weather was against the attendance of buyers, and on the
whole the fair throughout the day was languid, and •
great number of both horses and cattle remained unsold.
LIVERPOOL, :ill'''. B.—There was a good demand for
cattle, and all sold at rather better prices. The sale for
sheep was heavy, and a few were left unsold.
hloariusti (Beaxs) FAIR, Nov. 6. Tho supply -of
keeping stock of all sorts was short, and the sellers of store
Beast* of good quality endeavoured to realise a further ad-
vance in prices at the commencement of business, which
only in a few instances were acceded to. But many sales
were effected at previous prices. Cows and heifers of all
sorts were is good demand, at a somewhat better price.
Barren Cows sold freely at 2s. 61. to 3a. per stone. The
Sheep trade brisk, but without change. In the Horse fair
there were no young animals worth notice, although much
inquired after. Penile were plentiful, the demand good,
and prices unusually high. Store Pigs and porkers met
with a slow sale at receding prices. Small Calves were
readily sold at 20s. to 30s. each.
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NEWBURY (Smelts) FAIR, Nov. B.—This being nearly
the last of the autumn Cattle fairs in this county, it is in-
variably well supplied sad attended, but never more so
than on the present occasion. Fur store Beasts of all breeds
the biddings were spirited, and as at all other fain of late
there was a briak sale. Aged bullock., for stall feeding,
consisting principally of short-horns, made 111. to 141 per
head. The two and three year. old Doyens, 10/. to 12t.;
Herefords, 91. to 111. ; Scot., 61. to St.; some Galloway
Scots realised 111. Mitch Cows and in.calvers in good de-
mand, at 161. to 201. each; heifer., 121. to 111. There IMP
but few keeping She, p ; but, for those on offer, blab prices
were easily obtainable. Mutton Sheep, ewes, 3s. 4d. to
Its. 6d. per stone of 81bc wether Mutton, 4s. to 4s. 141.
Porkers, 3r. Bd. to 44. Store Pigs, from the large supply,
ware bought at lower figures. Small calves, 21a. to 33..
web. Cart Horses and colts were readily disposed of, and
in many instances at a further advance in prices.
Nonwtett, Nov. G.—Our market exhibited an excellent
show of Scots, short-horns, and Irish. Although there were
a great many buyers, still many lots remained unsold.
Scots, 3.. 6d. to 4.. ; shorthorns, 3. to 35. 6d. per stone of
141b5., when fat. The trade may be considered the turn
lower than last week. Fat Bents, 6.. Gil. to is. per stone.
No Sheep penned worth notice. In store Pigs and fat
Pork no alteration worth notice.

INSPECTOR OF RAILWAYS.—In ecnsequenee of the
election of Captain Lagar, as M.P. (or St. lye's, Captain
Gallon has been appointed to suomod him as Government
Inspector of Railways.

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lan .n steamers.

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CASUALTIES.
Acasteg, from Liverpool to Charlotte Town, PriLr,
ward's Island, went on shore on Graham'.
Oct. 22, but has wince been got alloist.-11sidss,:..:.
Oct. 24.

England, Smith, from Odessa f:r Queenstown or I.:.st^u":,
was put on shore on the coast of Tunis prt I u, t a t.
28, to prevent her foundering, having sprai(
suffered conaiderably in a gale ; crew tar, d. It i. t,..e,t-
-ful whether the Ilnel or cargo will be ii.ved, .a
was making a clear breach over her.

Isabella Murton, Bell, from Oalatilt Queenstt.su or V.:-
mouth, was abandoned in a sinking state, S: •r. 1,. 2
lust. i 9, lon. 1G W.; crew used, and lauded
John's, N. 8., Oct. '2.5.
Senhors, Carey, of Liverpool, from New York to L,t:ce,
was abandoned, Oct. 14, in 41 N., GO W., having I,e‘a,
distrusted the lams day ; crew saved.
Voyager, of Inverkeithing, Santini, from 11,0th.10
reole, struck on the Brake Sand yesterday and
her topgallantmast is just visible above water ;
saved.—ltamsgate, Nov. 8.
William id•Farlane, hence to, nichibucto, struck on a rc(t
outside the harbour of the latter port Oct. 1, Sad bil6,
vessel full of water and still on tire bar, pith; gaols SAT,
salt lost.—Liverpool, Nov. 7.