The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-01 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Livxmroox, MAT 31.—Oar cotton market
closes very firmly to-day, prices of as kinds being at the ex-
treme rates of Friday, hardened by the Europa's advioes.
The sales to-day amount to 10,000 bales, of which specu-
lators and exporters have each taken 2,000 bales, leaving
6,000 of all kinds to the trade. These include 450 Perna=
, and Maranbams, at 64d. to 7fil. ; 200 Egyptian, at 61d. to
Bd. ; 1,000 Surat, at aid. to did. ; and 130 Sea Islands, at
140. to 20d. The imports since Thursday are 10,000 bales.

WOOL.—Loxpox, MAY 31.—The colonial wool sales
progress steadily at the improved prices quoted in our last
report. Many of the French and Merman buyers have left
to attend the German fairs, but there are a few buyers on
speculation come into the market, who seem determined to
keep up prices. The quantity of good Port Phillip combing
and clothing wool taken by them is considerable. There
seems to be a general opinion that present prices are esta-
blished, and many think we shall have higher prices in
July. The present batch of sales close on the sth June,
but it is expected the neat sales will commence very early
in July.

LtvEarow., June I.—Since the issue of our last monthly
circular the Wool market has been improving, and •
fair business done. Manufacturers are in rather a better
pen:lion than they have been for some time, having obtained
an advance on Yarns and Piece Ooods ; this feature gained,
may be considered the minimum of • prosperous future,
and when our next report appears we hope to record
I further satisfactory indications. On the 14th ult., 661 bales
'Australian Wool were °Wird here by auction to a more than
average attendance of the trade ; the prices realised would
scarcely satisfy the expectations of the importers, although
the whole sold with great spirit, notwithstanding that a great
portion was in the unwashed state. The extraordinary as-
counts received from the New South Wales fold regions, of the
successful results attending those searching for gold, and
the general desertion of the flocks by the shepherds, have
caused considerable apprehension as to supply, for the
sheep in the lambing season require the personal are of
those who are in charge, so that it is feared that the ap-
proaching clip will be a failure. Thee important consider-
ations have caused an unusually large attendance at the
London sales now on, both of the home and continental
buyers, and Australian has advanced fully 2d.
per lb. ; as the season advances no doubt a fur-
ther rise will accrue. By private treaty, all kinds
have been in demand, but such is the bareness of
stocks, that the receipts are by no means equal to the re-
quirements; wales chiefly in black and white Lisbon,
Spanish frontier, Peruvian, washed Oporto fleece, Turkey
fleece and skin, Mogadore, greasy Smyrna, Egyptian, Bast
India, de., de., and the market closes with an advance on
most descriptions of low Wools of Id. per lb. All cause
classes are in great request, with the exception of one or
two kinds, such as greasy Barbary, de.; combing Wools
are wane ; nearly all the Turkey, Egyptian, and Russian
combing fleece, have gone into consumption. Scotch.—
Laid Highland has been in good demand, and the mar-
ket is as near as possible cleared, the long-stapled is still
wanted, and the advance is maintained ; no white Highland
here. White Cheviot in good enquiry, but laid Cheviot
only moves gradually; good laid cross would sell freely; the
sales of the month are rather larger than of late. English
and Irish: New Wools are beginning to come in ; buyers
eagerly bought up what was offered in the Pontefract and
York markets last week at very extreme prices; farmers will
be difficult to contend with, as the quantity in both staplers
and consumers' hands is small. What fleeces have been sold
in Ireland have brought high value ; in skin, a fair business
done ; the market being nearly cleared, stock very light.—
From Joseph Robinson ter Co.'s Circular.

CATTLE, de.—CoLcinurras, May 20.—There was •
large supply of Sheep and Lambs at market to-day, and the
transactions were numerous, at rather improved prices.
More than two-thirds changed hands before the close.
There were some good lota of fat Beasts, which continue in
demand, and were cleared off early, principally for London
slaughter. The feed being now plentiful, fresh and lean
stock were brisk in sale at better pikes than of late, and
hut few were left unsold. A few tolerably good Mikh Cows,
some with Calves by their side, realised good prices, accord-
ing to age and condition. Tho Pig trade was quite as brisk
as last week. Supply . Sheep and Lambe, 6,380 ; Beasts,
MO; Pigs, 420 ; Calves, 14 ; -Horses and Ponies, M.
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Livettrooc, Max 31.—We had a fair demand for cattle
today; prices rather better, if anything, and all sold up.
The sheep trade was rather dull, but prices remained much
AC same ; a good deal, however, wu left unsold.

Nunwicu, May 29.—Our market exhibited • fair show of
Scots, with an excellent show of shorthorns. Although a
good number of Beasts were sold, prices were no better
than last week, still a fair clearance was made. Fat Beasts
a splendid show, many lots of superior quality, and all sold
at from 6e. 6d. to 6e. od., per atone, according to quality.
The pens were well filled, Rogge o, from 2811. to 40s. per
head. Lambs, 14s. to 295. per head, and ell sold. Ewes of
all ages in demand, at from 161. to 365. per head, as to age,
CSC, condition, end quality. Fat Sheep, 6s. 62. to 7s. per
stone, with a short supply. In store Pigs and fat Pork no
alteration worth notice.

Sr. Ives (lIUNTINODONARIRV FAIR, May 31.—0 f store
Beasts we had about 2,500 has , consisting of nearly all
breeds, and such was the demand for them, that .the 'ellen
describe it as the best selling fair they hare bad for a long

period. Several of the lots exhibiting very floe breedings
realised from U. to 21. per head more money than at any
previous fain. The Sheep fair was also well supplied ana
attended, and there was a rise of from 2s. to 3s. per head
for wether stock, and 4s. to Os. advance for good couples.
There were several head of fat stock shown of both Beef
and Mutton, which wese easily sold at improved prices.
Cows, for dairy purposes, sold ss well as any other stock,
many of the beet making 191. per head; some well-bred
Yorkshire Haden from two to three years old, made 151.
each. Young Hones, of all descriptions, made unusually
high prices. Ponies, under duty, made 101. to 121. each.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
_CASUALTIES.

Lyme Regis, Scott, frOiiToiidon7O—San Francisco, has ar.
rived in the Downs, making one inch of water her hour,
after being oa store On the Maplin Sand, and assisted off.
—Deals !de, 30.
TrimLiph, Cookson, with coal' for Hamburg, got aground
on the rocks of Candy Island, at Ifeligo!and, on the 26th,
during a fog, and took assistance, but filled and was abut.
doned next day ; crew saved.—Cuxhaven, May 28.
Winchester, Onward, Hope Goodwin, and Middlesex, all
bound to Liverpool, with two others (names unknown),
were reported still on the bar, at New Orli uns, on the
Ath instant. But a private letter, received per Europa,
reports that the Winchester had got off. There were five
others at anchor inside, waiting for water.—Liverpool,
May 31.

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ARRIVED.

Araoas-at 1:10, May 29, from Rise
Arsorce -at Newport, May 29, from Hamburg
ALMA-at Weymouth, May 29, from Dietz*
Corm:a-at nrldport, May 29, from BM
Omar -at Bouthamptcm, May 29, from Madeira
CATIIANIMA -at Liman*. May 31, from Gronina*
CIIIIPTIAN MAItIA -at GIaVINKIS4I. May 3a, from Denmark
Camara-at Liverpool, May 31, from Bt. Michael%
Cimuders -at Liverpool. May 31, from Aa
Dammam-at Gravesend, May 31, from New
Eula-at Gravesend, May 31, from amebas
Ernmr -at Liverpool, May 31, ham LIMO
FILANSLIII -at Falmouth, May 30, hem. Alessmerls
Favovamr-at Penzance, May 29, from Asia*
Frxioono-at Gravesred, May 31, from. Itatlinki
Ham laaara-at Lieu. May 29, fem. Clark**
Isiza-al Hull, May 29,
29 from ICOMICZ
JOMAVNA-At 141111 e , 3 I
lame Holmes-at May 1, rout Nantri
Laonnuans-at Li May SI, from Oateed
Kale Aix -at Gesmiend, May 31, ham Gottezberg
lIAIIT-at Falmouth, May 30, from Malls
OLiAlt Q't Ma -at Poatataauth, May 30, from Land=
PUMA DONNA-at Desl, May 29, from Bt. Michael%
Palma-at Plymouth, May 23, from Loudon
RATIMAMOVIIat -at Gravesend, May 31, from Asters*
Rao ranter-at Exmouth, May 30, from B. Ayres
irm-at Hull, May 29, holm Mad
8. V. Geese-at Cloorastown, May 2S, from Philidel*ln
TaTPWaNA -at Bristol, May 31, from 8W,,1
TUOMMI Ca ALMIMI-Ilt Hull, May 29, from AM
Vora-at Falmcuth May 29, from Odra
Vera-at Liverpool, May 31, from data*
Waame-at Deal,ay 30, from Calcutta
Wu. bOtarra -at OTITtatIMI, May 31, from ilan•