The Express.
London, England, 1846-11-24 00:00:00

HOPS.

BOROtOIT MARKET, Two o'Clook.—Messrs. Patten-
den and Smith, Hop factors, report there is a good de-
mand, at following prices :
ilia and Ent 'Cent; from .... per Cirt.Cs Os. to SG 10...
Weald of Mints „ 4 0 to 5 ti
Sow:, from
Farnham.
Yearling Keats
Yearling Sussex IS 3 0 to 4 0
Old Hogs „ 2 U to 4 0
ll'oacEmma.—Prices may be called firm for fine
and choice ; but brown mad interior are hem y, and 2s. per
quarter lower since the announeement of the duty. Present
prices per cwt.: Low and middling, from GO.. to SON.; tine
and choice, from 82a. to 00s.; yearlings, from 50s. to 755.

SOAP TRADE.
LONDON, Nor. 23.—The prices in London and
Liverpool are as follows: Y Canine on the spot, London,
48s. to 48s. 3d. ; Liverpool, 49*. per cwt. Town Tallow,
London, 50s. to 50s. 6,1. Stuff, London, 375. Palm Oil,
London, 38s. ; Liverpool, 375. Cocoa-Nut Oil, London, 425.
Resin, fine transparent, London, 4s. ; Liverpool, 3s. 6d. to
10s. 6d. Alkali, strong and weak, London, 2;d. per cent. ;
Liverpool, 2 7-IGd. to 24d. Extra Pale Soap, nett price,
exclusive of chests, freight, &c., London, 50s. blottled,
London, 50s. to 525.

CATTLE, &c.
BorLEY.—The fat and lean stock to-day were of
the finest quality, aome prime Wethers making us. id. per
stone ; Ewes, fat, sx. Lean Sheep were sold, Ewes, at from
435. to 455., and Lambs at from 30s. to 40s. each. The beasts
were principally lean Steers, Heifers, and Cowa, which made
good priers. For both fat and lean the pricfs were a trifle
better. Fat Hoge,'3. to 103. per stoic ; Forlicrs, 10s. to
10s. Gd.

SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRIVED 4, Dublin; 3, NVaterford ; 1, Do-
naghadeo ; 1 French ; 1, Flanders.
LONDON, Nov. 24.—Wind this day at noon moderate
breeze, and thick hazy weather, with much rain.
DEAL,,
Nov. 23.—W.N.W., light.—Arrived : Viscountess
Canning Africa ; Lydia, Guadelope ; l'rince Charles, ROE-
duras ; -Elizabeth Bruce, New Yprk ; Elizabeth, Mary Page,
Europe, Loyal Briton, Jane Avery, all from Quebec.
Arrived from the river for Glonorchy, Calcutta; Minerva
and the Castle Eden, Ccylon ; Fanny Connell, Cape Coast
Castle. Sailed: Sultana, Sydney, New South Wake;
Arabia, Cape of Good Hope. The Oberlin, from New
Orleans to London, arrived here today, leaky, &e.
DOVER, Nov. 23.—W.--Sailed: Isle of Wight, Mauritius.
SOUTHAMI`ION, Nov. 21.—Arrived : Cloofrid, Quebec.
LYMINOTON, Nov. 22.—Arrived: Perseverance, Quebec.
TORQUAY, Nov. 21.—E.—Zuller, Miramichi. 22, Mar-
garet, Mimmichi.
PENRYN.—SaiIed: Hamburg, Beaton, America.
Porramouru, Nov. 23.-IV.—Arrived Port Glasgow,
Quebec ; Gazelle, Levant ; Cole, for Antwerp.
TORBAY, Nov. 23.—W.S.W.—John, Singapore.
STARCROAS, Nov. 23.—Arrived Emma Zoller, Mira-

michi.
Wanly-writ Nov. 23.—Arrived: Emerald, Miriunichi ;
Susan, and the 'Visitor, Labrador,
PLY MOUT 11, Nov. 23.—S.W.—Arrived : Hilton, Montreal,
with loss of main and miser mast, decks swept, &c.. having
been on her beam cnda in a hurricane in lat. 60 N., long.
11 W.; Queen Victoria, Quebec; Ocean Queen, from long.
10 W., with 1014 of st.ils, bulwarks, boats &c., leaky. The
Helen, from Fares to this port, was totally wrecked off
Mothecombe yesterday ; crew drowned. 23. A Dutch ves-
sel, with wine and figs, is reported to have been wrecked in
Bigbury Bay, and all hands lost.
SwAesEA. Nov. 22.—W.—Arrived: Trafalgar, Quebec.
NEWPORT, Nov. 23.--W.—Arrised: Victoria, Quebec
Countess of Durham, ; Rowland, —.
TOPTIIAM, Nov. 22.—The Flora and the Alice went in
shore here on the 20th irmt.; the latter got off soon after.
The Sisters, of this port, was abandoned in a sinking state on
the Harking Sand ; crew saved by the Ebenezer; arrived at
Hull.
ILERACOME, Nay. 23.—The Rowena, of Jersey, is supposed
to have foundcl-sd yesterday, between Lee and Murt Point.
Some casks of palm oil, and two boats marked Rowena,
have come on shore.
Ideuvrour, Nov. 21.—The Oak, from Dublin, is on shore
near Mowbray.
COSY, Nov. 21--A vessel has been wrecked to the east of
Ballycotton, and another is on shore to the west of Old Head.
The Ajax (1.), for London, has put back with damage, leaky.
Pwrmtustao, Nov. 16.—The Anna Margaritlui has put

back, leaky.
11•WILEPOOL, Nov. 21.—The Jeet (Brig) was in contact
with a brig yesterday, supposed the Mayflower, and ran for
this harbour in a sinking state—i•‘ aground near the pier.
The latter is supposed to have sunk otf Robin Hoods' Bay.
The Elizabeth sod James sunk in the harbour yesterday.
MILFORD, Nov. 21.—The Charlotte, of and from Newport,
from the Clyde, drove on the rocks to-day, and received
damage; also the Flora, of Barmouth, and a bilged, etc.—is
discharging. The Mermaid, of and from Aberystwith, for
Port Talbot, is on the beach in Hubberston Pill ,• as also the
Venus, of Aberystwith. The Resolution, of Cardiff, is on
shore, probably damaged. The Robert, from Gloucester
but
to
Dublin, got on the rocks in Scotch Bay, was scuttled,
came off this morning without damage.
YARMOUTH, Nov. 22.—Tyro, of YidOII, was brought up
in the Cockle waterlogged, and with loss of rudder. The
Jane, from Goole to London, was assisted in to-day, leaky,
&c., having struck on the Whiting Sand.
LYNN, hoar. 22.—The Geo. Robinson received damage in
this harbour, and must discharge her cargo. A quantity of
wood-work has been picked up near Branscombe, together
with a piece of plank, with " Lalla Rookh" in large letters
on it.
Exmorrn.—Several pieces of wreck were picked up on
Seaton and Beer Beach this morning.
CARDIFF.—The Ocean Queen, now in Bute Docks, did
considerable damage to herself and the basin yesterday, the
sea running very high at the time.
LLANELLY.—One of the schooners that foundered yester-
day near here, is supposed to be the Dolphin, of Penzance,
u pieces of wreck have come ashore bearing that name.
Ifunn.—A loaded keel sunk off Brough during a gale yes-
terday ; crew saved. The Lucksall, from Selby to Lynn, is
sunk in the roads ; crew saved.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 23.—W.5.W. fresh. Arrived . Daedalus,
from Shippgrave, for Southampton, with loss of sales and
bulwarks, having been thrown on her beam ends in a gale
on the 19th, in lat. 49, long. 10.
13xisron, Nov. 23.—W. Arrived: China, Quebec; Ann
Kenny, Quebec, with loss of mainmast,bulwarks, &c. and
with decks swept, in a gale on the 20th inst. Sailed Lady
Campbell, New Orleans ; Jamaica, New Orleans.
Orr TORBAY.—John Ilartlett, Singapore. Sailed: Oce
ee an
Qun, for Aden, put back to point Lizard, from long. leno.ced 45,
with loss of sails, bulwarks, coals, etc., having experi a
hurricane 19th instant.
CLYDE.—Arrived: Orpheus, China.
Orr Dovss.—Justinia, from R t•an. t.; l'A PY..121
SPOKEN.—Malabar, Cape and rnbay, off the Ca _
the Majestic on the 29th September. • "4'
Wind this day at soon S.W. to W.
•••• For Yesterday's Markets tie last page. • ••