The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-07 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Ltegaroot., SEPT. 6.—The sales of cotton
to-day are estimated at 7,000 bales, including 700 Pernam
and biennium, 61d. to Sid. ; 350 Egyptian, Sid. to 71d.:
600 Surat, aid. to 4id.; 20 Sea Island', 11.8 d. to 2s. The
market closed tamely and firmly, but with more offering;
prices of all kinds are unchanged. By the Africa to the
35th of August the accounts of the crops of short rottener,
again eery satisfactory ; prices were drooping.

CATTLE.—BARNET GREAT FAIR, Sept. 6,—Yesterday,
the second day of this extensive fair, the bidding' and sales
were carried on with great animation throughout the day,
fully supporting the average rates of Saturday for all beasts
two years old and up .ards. The only noticeable alteration
was in the small stinks and heifers, which receded a few
shillings per head, out at the close of the day few were
left unsold. Notwithstanding the numbers brought for-
ward, the range of prices has been such as to preclude
dealers from buying on speculation, nearly the whole of the
beasts having gone into the hands if grarien. The trade
'for hones was very brisk, the London dealers buying most
of the first clan carriage horses warranted. The race-
ground was one continual scene of bustle the whole of the
day, Welsh ponies unbroken being haltered, shown out,
and 'old with the greatest rapidity ; those under duty at
51. to N., larger size 91. to 121. each. The fair will close
this day (Tuesday) about mid-day, to make way for the
races.

LivzarooL, Suer. 6.—There ku been • good demand
at our market to-day, and nearly all sold up.

HOP IN'I'ELLIGENCE. ---
MATDSTONI.—The hops in this neighbourhood are pro-
greasing well, and promise favourably as to quantity sad
quality, although in one or two grounds the mould has
increased. The show this week, as picking approaches, iv,
perhaps, not so gay as lut, as the blossoms, having made
their growth, arc consolidating, sod making weight and
condition, rather than bulk. If matters progress es at
present, picking will become general in this neighbourhood
in a few days.
TRATON, NITTLISTRAD, AND WATIIRTNODURT.—There
will be a more abundant crop of hope, according to number
of saes, than there has been for several years, and they are
of generally sunerior quality, having been grown so healthy.
Picking will become general this week.
. Msaxwoftrn.—The hops are going on well, and are fast
approaching maturity. Picking will commeoce during the
week, but will not become general before Monday, the lath.
The late foggy nights are not considered very suitable for
them as regards the hops maintaining their colour.
MARDEN.—Our hops have very much improved during
the week, and arc looking well, with a prospect of • good
crop. Picking will commence about Wednesday next.
MALLINO.—The hops are generally looking well, though
some grounds have mould, which seems on the increase.
Picking will be general towards the end of the week.
HOLLINGROURNI.—Tho hops cannot be doing better.
During the last week they have made great progress to- '
wards coming to perfection.
lloastromunte.—Our hops are improving daily, and
ripening fast. Mould has made its appearance in a few
' plantations, but not to a great extent. Picking will com-
mence in • day or two.
CRANINOOR.—WO are going on very favourably, and
there is every probability of a heavy crop of ant-rate qua-
lit/. Picking will commence next week.
T zzzzz nme.—The hops are ripening fast. Some gardens
present a splendid appearance. Picking will commence on
Monday, but will not be general till the latter end of next
week.

EDYNARTDOZ.—During the put week the weather has
been highly favourable for the hops, and they have made
great progress. Generally the hops are large, and should the
weather continue favourable we shall have an excellent
Crop and of superior quality. Picking will commence about
Thursday, and will he general by the end of the week.
CANTIRRUET.—Our hop plantations are fast approach-
ing maturity, and by this day week picking will beams
' very general. It is universally admitted that their present
Mate promises one of the finest samples that has been known
kr many years, and that in quantity as well as quality, they
Mrs seldom, if ever, been exceeded; We observation, with
very few exceptions, is applicable to all the bop-growing

parishes, and there are but kw without some acres of plat.
taboo. The yield for the Cebterbury district is estimated
at full half a tin an aerz, which tACCOdA the usual average
by nearly one quarter, when the whole under cultivation
is taken into calculation. From what is known in
this neighbourhood, and tram the report from West Keat
' and Sasser, the estimate of probable amount of duty far
exceeds the Borough set, and we hear of as high a quota-
tion u 240,0001. to 250,000 i. Mould has been traced about
but it Is only to be found by a very minute search.
HURSTORRIN.—TDO hops are progressing very well, and
bid fair fora large crop. l'ickiog will be general in a few
dale.
FARNHAM, ALTON, AND COUNTRY DISTRICTS. -- Here
picking has commenced, and will be very general this
week. The colour and condition of the tint pickings is
very line.
A pocket of Kent hops of a very superior colour and
quality, grown by d. Winn, Tunbridge, has arrived at mar-
ket, and been sold by Mes•rs. Mew and Wild to Messrs.
Kitehin and Thornton, at 81, per cwt.—South Eastern
Gazelle, of Sept. 7.
EAST FAULEIOH.—Tbe bops in this district are looking
very well, and ripening very teat. Picking will be general
at the latter end of the neck.
TICEOURST.—The hops in this parish are going on very
nicely ; one planter commenced picking yesterday, and at
the end of the week it will be in fell operation.
STAPLRRURST.—The hope here are going on very
favourably, and picking will be general by the end of the
week.—kaanotor Journal.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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CASUALTIES.
Esperance, Cumming, from Crunstadt to Liverpool, got on
shore in this neighbourhood on the 31st ult., and will
have to discharge her cargo to enable her to get off.—
Corry, by llroadford, Isle id Syke, Sept. 2. •
Ilungarian, from Sr. John's, N.B. to Liverpool, which went
ashore at Grand Msran some weeks since, and was towed
into Portland, where she discharged her cargo fur repairs,
was taken upon the Cape Elizabeth Railway w tho 19th
August ; the great weight caused the rails to break, and
she lies in a bad condition.—Liverpool, Sept. G.