The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-31 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.-I.avintroot, Avo. 30.—The sales to-day are
estimated at 7,000 bales, of which exporters have taken 500
bales. and speculators 1,500 bales ; including 130 l'ernam
and Maranham, at 6d. to 7141. ; 10U Bahia, at 61d. to 61d. ;
1,500 Egyptian, at 50. to Mid. • and 500 Surat', at 31d. to
Sid. The imports since Thursday are 15,000 bales. The
market closes with firmness, prices of all kinds remaining
the same as on Friday. Egyptians, at 61d., ere in good de-
mand from speculators. We have received accounts to 18th
inst. from the States ; the weather continued to be very
fins ; there is no comfort yet for the speculator.

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CATTLE.--Cotaturnit, Aug. 28.—There wasau abun- ,
dance of Sheep and Lambe at market, and trade ruled very
heavy throughout the day, and but few sales took place, not-
withstanding a further decline in prices was acceded to by
dealen, except for fat Mutton and Lamb. Not many
Beasts on offer, and but very few fat ones, which com-
manded last week's rates. In other descriptions the sales
were very limited, and prices lower. A few mdch Cows,
were shown, and found needy purchasers. There was a`
fair show of Pigs, but sales were slack, the hot weather
being unfavourable to the eale of jointers slaughtered for
the London markets. Supply: Sheep and Lambs, 6,'230;
Beasts, 144 ; rigs, 330 ; Calves, 19 ; Horses and Ponies, 06,
LIVERPOuL, AUGUST 30.—The demand for cattle has
been rather duller to-day, owing to the large supply. Sheep
and lambs have all been sold up.

NEWPORT PAGNEL UCILN) FAIR, August 30.—This
fair commenced onSaturday, and terminated to-day.
The supplies of cattle were large, and those symptoms of
improvement obtained so recently at previous fairs were
fully maintained. There was a fine show of milch and M-
eal( Cows and heifers, all of which experienced • good
demand, most of theta being bought by the London cow-
keepers and jobbers for the London markets; the best York-
shire-bred Beasts making 151. to 181. easily ; heifers forward
with calf, 121. to 161. Many heavy sales took place of store
Beasts at last week's prices, but many were left unsold, the
breeders asking surprisingly high prices, being evidently
ander the impression that it u more advisable to hold than
to:s 11 even at present rates. The Pig trade was active, all
sorts making more money. Suckling Calves scarce and
and dear. The Horse trade was not worth notice; some
choice little forest ponies, on their road to Barnet fair,
sold freely at 71. to 101. each.
Nou.wicu, August 28.—Our market exhibited a tolerable
show of Scots and shorthorns; buyers were by no means
numerous, still a fair clearance was made. Scots, 3s. to
3s. 6J.; shorthorns, 2s. 6d. to 3s. per stone of l4lba. when
fat. Fat Beast., none worth notice. The pens were badly
filled ; all kinds of Sheep and Lambs were sold at last week's
prices. Fat Sheep, Gs. 9d. to per stone. Good store
pigs and fat pork remain without alteration.

COALS.—Limnos, Anousr 30. —Ships at market,
60 ; sold, 30.—New Tanfield, 12s. 05. ; New Pelton Main,
12a. ; North Percy Hartley, 13s. 9d. ; Ravensworth West
Hartley, 14s. 9d. ; Redbeugh Main, 12s. ; Walls End
Harton, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End Iledley, 13s. 6d. ; Walls
End Riddell, 13s. 6d. ; Walls Endßefinont, 145.; Walls
End Braddyll, 13s. ; Walls End Hatton, 15s. 6d. ; Walls
End Russel'. lletton. 15s. ; Walls End Casoop, 14s. 9d ;
Walls End Kelloe, 155.; Walls End South Hartlepool,
15s. ; Llaugenneeh, ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff,
21a.; Eamaay's Cancel, 20s.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.
MAID/Meal, August 30.—W• have had another week of
fine weather. Thu has brought out the Grape and Colgate
hops, whiah were more backward than the Giddings, and
will increase the general growth. The effects of the wind
are more evident—we shall, however, grow many good hops.
We still hear reports of mould in some districts. There are
a few places in which it appears on the leaf, but does not
follow on the hope. There are others where the crop is
nearly destroyed. In this neighbourhood the crop will be
good, both as to quality and quantity. The duty is esti-
mated at 225,0001.
Easy Fmu.siou.—The hope about this district are still
lookiag very good, with a prospect of a full crop. There is
very little mould. Picking will commence about Wednes-
day week. and on Monday week will become general.
ATLICSIORD —The bops have gone on moat favourably
during the past week, and there is every prospect of the 1
quality being unusually good. Picking will not commence
until the second week in September.
YALDING.—The damage done by the wind is now more
evident; but it does not appear to be so great as to prevent
the growth of a very fine sample, and an abundant crop.
Tux St:TrONS •ND Bet:ORTON MONCIINLSRA.—The
hops have gone on well during the last week. Where there
is much mould it is doing much mischief, but there is every
prospect of a crop beyond the &restage of years, as to qua-
' lity as well as quantity.
WROTHAN.—We are getting generally into hop; many
of thaware small, and have evidently felt the effects of the
wind, owing to which, although the quality is not much
injured, the quantity will not be so great as might hays
been reasonably expected. Picking will commence pretty
generally in about a fortnight.
ST•PLINVIDIT.—We have no change to second in the
position of things in this district. The bops could not be
doing better.
Mantms.—The hope, except on wet soils, are making
very satisfactory progress.
04NDINUJUIT.--Our hope are improving very fast. Maid- stone Journal.

MAttiNo.—The hops have made very great progress
during the last week, and the previous appearance of two
crops is now removed. A few cases of mould appear, but
the generality look well, and promise a heavy duty.
YALDINO AND 111.7NTON.—thee hope ere getting on
splendidly. Sons. few plant,n will begin picking this
week, and next we expect it will beeome general.
BEENCHLEY. --The hops in this vicinity have done ex-
ceeeavy ding dulyty. well since the late hurricane. We calculate on a
h
lourNAN ADD SY4L.--OUT hops are looking well, sod
there is every prospect of an average crop.
llottatioNDEN.—lf we have a continuance of the present
weather, our crop will be large in quantity and fine in
quality, being free from disease of all kinds.
SIVIIKOAItiI, SEAL, AND UNDID RIVER.-- There will be
plenty of hops of very superior quality. Picking will begin
in about a fortnight.
Turxithatc.—The hops are doing as well as a scorching
us can make them, and are ripening fast. Picking is ex-
pected to commence in about a fortnight.
KOLVINDIN.--tt is calculated we shall average from 14
to 16 cwt. per sue, if nothing unforeseen happens. Picking
*ill become general in a fortnight.
CnAteutoox.—Our hops cannot be doing better, and with
• continuation of the present weather we shall grew quite
an average crop. We are free from mould and vermin, sad
pn doubt the samples will be first-rate.
intiNumeon.—The hops have made great progress,
gwrwiag out etztreaely well, and feat getting into condition.
• CANTERBEET.—Throughout this neighbourhood the re-
port from the various planters is, that did the hops
look more thriving and healthy, and that they are fast ap-
proaching to a condition et very superior character, if the
present warm and genial weather lasts.
Tiezeinarr.—The hops have very much improved in this
neighbourhood daring the past week. Some few planters
will commence picking about the latter end of the week.
FAENH•II, ALUM, AND COUNTIT DISTEICTS, August
30.—Our plantations have made great progress during the
put week, and bid fair for a good crop, both as to quantity
and quality. Ticking will be pretty general about the 7th
September. Mr. Charles Attfield, of Farnham, has been
presented with • medal for hops shown at the Great Exhi-
bition of 1831, and has received en order to supply her
Majesty the Queen with some of hie growth of the present
year.—suele Eastern Gassete.

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.
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The state of the Weather at eselt of the following places at
Nis* o'clock yesterday saeralug. The stations are
unsalted I. min of latitude.

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Mew Weather.

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