The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1849.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

1 I atorrou, SipS. A.—The hale raise gad the warm nights
hare proved most Imetwelthe te Os grenade. The better grounds
have even still farther Missed. mad here te want picking, and
=those whisk a be velem he* salmi wholly lost will now
a fsw hope. We hem, howesew, that the white and red
amid, awl it semen= the Asa, are bassahrt troublesome. It is
Ille*1110.41•18101eilsiPe that the *My will exceed 100,0001.
WATIIIINOBIIRT, TIIITON, AND N ItTTLII•
erma.—The laps have improved wfteda the week, but the mould
repel beremer. The duty Is backed freely at 5,0001. higher then
warn Malatlea.—Of those emends that weire ard, some
me quite swept al* the mould ; the rest at meant promising
Ow the sows.
lan MALLIDO.—The floe weather hag produced an ex-
tends, Imprevemeet la the favoured and highly cultivated gardens,
but laths others wallas% tweg what mar be expected at this
seem ((the yew, akw smal The pickings will commenee
abetthe filt et Milk.
YALDDIO AND HU/MON.—Our hops are going on favour-
ably, though la eams grounds the mould is fest approaching. Pick-
Vaa
astesta here trzwany during the week.
alteXT.—Tlie weather being so very favourable, the
the legs en delegasaii better than we expected a fortnight since.
WI Ara 12 all prabdillty get about one.third of last yeses crop on
the whole, although ewe maps are worthless. Picking will cox.
MOO partially mat week. Omer two intended to begin yesteiday.
Golnwil/haTe—tie lets favourable weather has produced
retonimblag Mete apes the bop' they are progressing fast to matu-
tit, in the eMosponais, amo even these that were thought past
are _se as to produce a few, which will
71:3= Wihose ffissaisa lend Omdburet 150 sera lies In
plug than in the glltnedill rm.
SNAltedgir AND EIDDINDI7I.—Moch improvement has
taken place be the Ups daring the last fortnight. Some grounds are
still very bed, sad mod pew erzykrZes.orth picking, whilst other
garderilhave elms en Wyoming
Roivistelsaa.—Thio hips are doing all they can ; we shall
grow • great many mare them we ever expected. According to opt.
aloes we shall • hum evert. to 3 cwt. per acre.
CRANNIOOIL. her are generally doing well.
lONTNAN AND 811 AL.—The Wart growing weather cf
the het fortidght has certeliely improved these grounds which were
bat pertially blighted, while in others then is so material change.
EDENDIUDON.—There is a groat improvement in two or
three gardens, but may are quite blighted.
ORPINOTON.—AII the hop grounds about here are done
for, and will not grow a stogie hop, excepting me, which is estimated
at about two cwt per sere, Waists warm weather having made them
grow out.
110111TODZIN.—The hops have made great improvement
dmlng the tat week or two, and some will get a tariff quantity than
4Aaaticipatad. or even thought poesible. Peeking is expected to
about the lath hot.
ZDZAN, ALTON, AND COUNTRY DISTRICTS, Sept. 3.
The beet piaatationa are very much improved within the last fort.
very,ig and a portion of the blighted grounds have also rallied, but tbe
d remain in hopeless conditioe. The old duty of the district
L is estimated to pay 3,0001. Picking will partially commence next
Thursday, sad will be pretty general the following Monday. The
' largest crop in the °miry " will be grown by Mr. John Turvill, of
Hestky, neariltaa—Xaidotow Gavotte of thin day.