The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-30 00:00:00

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BOROUGH MARKET, TWO o'Clork.—Mcsare. Patten.-
den and Smith, Hop Factors, report that there is • good
demand for all sorts of Hops, and coloury Weald limits and
Sussex command higher plates.
Mid end Ea 4 Keris, from.. ...... per Crt.Ss Os. to £0 10s.
Weald of kents „ 1 0 to 5 0
Kuser, from
Farnham.
Yearthar Kento
Yearling rhoweg „ 3 0 to 4 0
Old Hops „ 2 0 to 4 0
ANDOVER, Nov. 25.--The Hop trade still remains
dull, those growers having stores here not yet giving way,
asking full 7/. per cwt. for best Farnhams, and C.d. for
country do. Brewers and publicans, nut willing to give
those prices, they still remain in store. The retailers aro
selling quantities under I cwt. at from is. 4d. to Is. Bd. per
pound.
WINCHESTER, Nov. 2S.—ln Hops little or nothing
doing, though otfireal at a decline of fis. per cwt. since An-
dover fair, twelve days ago. The price of best Farnham'
not making more than 6/. ; and country, barely d.. 10s.
per cwt., some offered event 10s. lower still.

CHEESE.
CHESTER FAir,.—At the November fair held on
Wednesday, about 120 tons of Cheese were pitched for sale.
There was a good attendance of country dealers. Prices
ruled duller than at the lust fair, but still there WAR a good
demand. The best dairies realised about Os. per cwt.; in-
ferior dairies rah from 50.. to lifFt. The (by was exceed-
ingly tmlarourable.—MareleVield Courier.

POTATOES.
SorntwAßK WArEasow., Nov. :SO. —Sinec our
last the supply has been more liberal, and the demand is
somewhat brisker. The weather has set in very cold, and
should it continue, we may expect an advance in
our present priers : York Regents, 130 s. to 1605.;
Shaw's, 120 s. to lsflo. I.incolnshire and l'aml.rithreshire
Regents, 120 s. to 140 s ; Shaws, 120 s. to 110 s. ; K idneys,
100 s. to 130 s. Kent and Essex Regents, 110 s. to 180 s. ;
Shaws. 120 s. to 1405.; K'dneys, 110 s. French whites, 100 s.
to 120 s.
FOREIGN.—The arrivals of l'otatoes from abroad
during the past week have comprised the following :—From
Jersey, 45 tons; Oporto, 10 haskets ; ltouen, 135 tuns; Rot-
terdam, 20 baskets; Itouen. 103 tons; Gravelines, :dl tons;
Dunkirk, 141 tons; Itottenhea, 4 hampers, 6 baskets, and
12 bags; St. Petersburgh, 22.1 bag'; Rotterdam, 6 bags ; and
St. John's, Newfoundland, 10 barrels.

CATTLE, &e.
SMITHFIELD, Two o'Chwk.— Although there is a
considerable increase in the uutnber of Beasts, the weather
bong so favourable, trade i+ quite as good indeed the best
qualities meet with a readier sale. We have uo difficulty in
making 4s. 4d. of the beg Scots, and some of the most selling
Short Horns make nearly 4s. 2d., but 4s. is the morn general
quotation for this &script . We have no doubt almost
everything will be sold. We have 511 from Holland and
Germany, 149 from Sweden, l2'o from Scotland, about 300
from Ireland, some of which were of very inferior quality,
nearly 2,000 Linc"lna and Leieesters, and the remainder
from various parts of the country and the neighbourhood of
London. The supply of Sheep is rather small, but the de-
inund not being large, trade is very sl,w. Some of the choicest
Downs make rather more, but no alteration is discernable in
other qualities. We have 3,390 from Holland and Germany,
We have very few Calves on offer ; the last qualities readily
make ss. Trade for Pigs in improves', especially in the mall
t in consequence of the change of weather ; nice small
Porkers are making about ris.4d.; large hogs, 45.25. tots. lid.
twat Keats, Ilerefordes Sm. (per atone of 8 lbs.) 4s 2.1 10 4s 44
blest Short Ilona 3 10 4 0
ravond quality beasts
Calves 4 1 5 0
rigs - 5 4
llk st lawns and Ilalf-Dreds 5 0 5 4
Best Long-m.4s 4 6 4 10
Ewes and sersonil 4,
161; 1 0 4 4
• Beasts at market, 4,161; Warp and Lambs, 25,140; C,61,i,,, 63;

6g,,, 340.
LINCOLN NOVEMBER FAlR.—Thia annual fair for
the sale of Beasts was held on the 28th inst., and wr
as one of
the largest known for several years. The numbe of cattle
showing was immense, yet, notwithstanding good prices
were generally obtained. Ist, 201., and 221., were readily
given for prime sorts : whilst store Beasts fetched from 121.
to 15/. Yearlings were worth about front 61. to $l. We
observed some of the last Scuts in the fair we have seen for
some time, which obtained generallY from 121. to 141. There
was a thin show of Sheep which sold well.
ANBOVBit, Nov. 28.—The l'ig market wag crowded
with lean Hogs, Pigs, and Sows, yet but few were sold.
Good large store Hogs were offered at 20n. ; the some sirs
peryear were worth 40.. For fat Hogs the curers gave 101.
score for those sufficiently fat for Bacon ; for inferior,
hs. Gil.
WINCTIESTER, NOV. 28. Pigs,
still dull; lean
store Hogs selling at almost the price offen d. Pigs of
smaller site. from 3a. to 20s. each ; large, for bacon, at from
305. to 40s. each ; fat killed bacon limn, at from 9s. bd. to
103. f,d. per score. Porkers at f,d. per score higher. if prime
in size and quality ; small sucking Pigs,' at from fis. to ss.
r half fat bacon
each. There were never known so many poo
Hogs for sale as at this season of the year.
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SHIPPING.
MALLS ARRIVED: 7, Dublin; 5, Waterford ;
2, Do-
naghadee ; 1, Guernsey and Jersey; 2, Frene.h 1, }Wi
den ; 1, Holland.
Lownow, Nov. 30.—Wind this day at noon, W.N.W.,
moderate breeze, and hazy weather, with sharp frost.
DEAL, Nov. 28 and 29.—N. to N.W.—Arrived :
Gudine and the Sunbeam, Cuba; Ajax, St. John's, N. 8.,
for Shields; West Indian, Quebec; Lady Seaton, Montreal ;
Syren, Newfoundland. Sailed : Aden, 'Hobart Town ; Sul-
tana and the Angelina, Sydney, N.S.W. ; Duke of
W Man-
chsater and the Tropic, Jamaica; Maria James,
West
Indies; Sylph, Barbadoes; Black Raven Packet, Jamaica;
Ann Cropper, New Orleans; Douglas, St. John's, N. 8.;
Blingo, Adelaide, S.A.; with the rest of the outward bound.
HOLYHEAD, Nov. 23.—E.N.E., strong gales.—Arrived
Falcon, Quebec.
CLYDE, Nov. 28.—N.—Arrived: Redwing, St. John",
N. 8.; Cassandra, Quebec ; John Wood, Batavia.
Monticello, New York ; Oregon, Boston; Nina, Tobago;
Christian, Jamaica.
Dr kiwi, Nov. 26.—N.W.—Arrived: Recovery. Quebec.
Sailed : James, New York ; Caroline, St. John's, 'Quebec.
Sail
ditto; Wanderer, Trinidad. 28th, a waterlogged
ship, North American built, with painted ports, mainmast
standing, decks swept, and cargo all adrift, was igifsmsl 21st
init., in lat. 50, lon. 21, by the Perseverance, arrived at this
Porl•
WATERFORD, Nov. 27. N.E.—Arrived : Tomatin, China;
Margaret, New Orleans.
Coax, Nov. 27.—N.N.E.—Arrived: Alarm,
Mirawichi;
Nelson. Quebec.
Tits.xze, Nov. 23.—Arrived : Raven, St. John's, N.B.
SLIOO, Nov. 26.—E.—Arrived : George, the In
and the Father Mathew, e
timber-laden vessel, dis-
Quebec.
BIDEFORD, Nov. 27 —A Quell
roasted and waterlogged, has been picked up in the Bay by
some vessels belonging to the port, and it is expected will be
towed over next tide.
LONDONDERRY, Nov. 26.—The Gan s,2ndge from GlasFrow to
Port Phillip, put into the Lough on the 2, leaky in her
upper works, having encountered heavy weather, and has
been towed up here to-day.
EASTBOVE.NE, Nov. 29.—The Mary Jane, of Waterford,
from London to Bristol, was in contact with a schooner
(name unknown), last night, off this place, and immediately
sunk ; crew saved.
PLYMOYTH, Nov. the2o.—e Friendship, from Gloucester
to this port, is on shore on breakwater, and bilged.
PADSTOW, Nov.
to be
pieces of mahogany, with
some wreck, supposed to be part of a ship, were picked up
to-day about two miles to the westward, at:: more was seen
floating from Trevose Head.
*** For Saturday's .darnels see the last page.