The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-25 00:00:00

MARIUTS.

COTTON.—LivstrooL, JUNE 24 —The =riotstrooL, to-day
was
and =ttikanonad
American. slight
1a rho Molt place In the prime of middling
Ws were about HOW bales, including
NOM ;WO lOC speculation.

CORN.—BLANDTOID, has 22.—Our market this mom-
zis out issrliVed, Ned but little Winners was traatacteJ In
W ; last week's wars baraly suppwted. Beanely anything
della la sarisLirirms. la other artier*, aad prissa uwearled. Wheat,
Si. WVW , IN. to Ifs. Oat% las. to lea. Beans, Sec to
Ms. Peso. Maio par qr. il,ur, Ina, Sta.; seconds, 2611. per
saak. Malt, 325. to gels. per qr.
C AAAAA AUIRT. June 22.—We bad a wiry dull 'market,
and a short supply; Woes about the sum Wheat, white, 425. to
435. • brown, ha.. to 40a. Barley, 20s. to 225. Oats, lag. to 20s.
boons, 235.

CIRENCINITER, Jana 21 --Tim attendant* at Ude sanitet
was extremely abort of both bu and Fellers. Prices rem* with-
out alteration fue ever Om. Wheat, W. to 101. lOa. per
load. Barley, 20a. to 23.. par qr. Ws, 17s. to 2.18. &MI% 27..
to 308.

HaDLEION. Joao 24.—We had a tolerable show of Wheat
at market body, though the trade could nut be called tab*, yet late
prim were tally eushdned for the very beet gunnies. No atter/Ace
la Spring earn of any
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IiNSTYORD, Jose 22.—The supply of Wheat at our mar-
ket quite equal to the demand, and, except for the very fimeat samples,
100 money was olrso. Barley sold at la.a week's prams Other sorts
of core made full as mu :h money. Wheat, 23m. to 295. per load.
Barley, Ills. to 245. per qr. Wts, 17.5. to 21s. Per, 17s. to 19s. per
load. Boom 17s. to 21s. Tares, 12a to 15s.

NIWPOIT, 111L11 or WIGHT, June 22.—The few parade
of Wheat at one market tads) meta ready sale at kat week's priors.
Barley and Oats are steady oak, bout alteration In prke Wheat,
Oil to .2a. pm qr. barley, :ha to 24e. Oats, 17e. toll.. Floor, 295.
Raammo, Jane 22.-112ateking having now become
general caused the ettendanee farmers to be very short at market
to-.y, and the supply of Wheat era. extremely limited. The demand
was mot very active, bet the whole was a:eared off at about the ease
I rates as three obtained last week. The malting mama toeing now
over, v. ry little Barley is required, and prices are merely noisiest
The transactions in other corn were merely of a retail character,
' without tiny alteration in value.

WINCHIMTIII, June 22.—We had bet a short attendance
at our market to.day, and but little Wheat was offering. But few
parcel* cli.nged hands, and, in the sales effected farmers had to sub.
mit toe reduetion of la. per qr. A limited inquiry for Barley, and
terms unaltered. In Oats, ktea&N and Pea only a dull sale, without
any ihtferehoe in the mum of either article. Priers: —Wheat, W.
to lot. Os. per load. Barley, Ilea. to 2is. Oats, black, las. to
16..64.; white 17s. 06. to 17s. 6d. Beam, ligyptian, 265.; English,
old, 3fn. W 384 Malt, 31s. to Ms. per qr. flour, 2es. to due, par
each. Taus, 4.. 6d. to h, par bushel.

CATTLE, &e.—Cof.carntnn, Jana 22.—The supply of
Sheep keeps up to amount; isles were eery difficult to effect, and
prices generally declined from L. to le. bd. per head, and a great
portion led the market uneohL There w: is ■ similar dulness in the
merit trade, and, although prices aloe say full are per cent. upon I
Lost week's rates, very few purchasers rout i be found. Pip were
conaiderably cheaper, and very Plow in sale. Supply: Sheep and
Lambs, 6,310 ; beads, 409; rigs, 290; (Alyce, 11; florets and
Posies, Sti.

Nutty/Ica, June 7.1.—0ar market exhibited a poor allow
of mots, with a good number of vbert-ln nut, aiso a few Dish and
Dutch cattle; trade was very dell for s'l bulls, and last wosa's prices
barely supported, gat 13ea-ts a gaud chow ; prices frost Ss. ed. to
lA. Id. per done, and a Lir clearance. The pens were not quits so
well geed ; ewes and Lambs nearly all sold, at a little leas money.
llannets very few; fat Sheep, a good show, and all sold, at tie. to
es. bd. per atoms. In store Pip tat l'ork, no alteration worth
notice.

LIVIMPOOL, Jots 24.—We have had a mach larger
emptily of Cock at to day's market than wait abown on last Monday.
A Cow mkt for beef and mutton, with sery little change to ',noes.
Lamb In exceedingly doll demand, and prima fu:l pl. per lb. lower.
Le: , id. to 6d.; mutton, Spl. to bd. ;lamb, 6d. to bid. per 14.-
1.73$ eattle, 11,94 i ehoep and lambs.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.
MAlDBTOren.—From every part of this district the reportl
speak of the very nourishing and rigorous elate of the bine, whM is
-
bow, in 110112erOW1 grow' 41, quite rampart, at the t p of the poles;
the =premien on seeing the forward grounds being almost invert.
wily that they are under-poled. Our lend entomo mains ;are
puzzled to flan dies mous r to show to our metropolitan nekton.
Those obstinate Uttle creatures, the aphides, appear, by the bye,
to have as great a horror of eeientdie theories us Gov e of the
planters. Terse week. ago, a oentemporary excited a little sen-
sation by the following and•uneement Dr. —, informs us
that the h p aphides are rather abundant in their winter iiii.rters,
the sloe bushes, and they are just now in their second generation,
and should the weather continue tine they will be io their winged
state and reedy to impale to their summer food, the hup.plant, in
about Bor to asp." Now the weather has been fine e'er sane, but
the see-bush aphides seem to have as great an aversion to be ranked
with the "vermin" hop filet, es the toiled fleas of Z4i r Joseph hanks
had to be taken few Lilliputian lobsters. These ungrateful insects
wont migrate "me to the summer food," which the planters
and a favourable seems have BO plentifully provided for them. The
general opinion anicsgst aid pLinters is, teat the bales never looked
setter. A good elderberry year a said to he genera::y a good tun
year. This season the elder trees are covered with blown, which is
Gldil setting into fruit.

17.11.Lt,071111';;. —The bine u very healthy and dear
Gam Ay.

liiiitztrio.—The hops in this neighbourhood are locking
very laultny sad clear.
iIeHTH•3I AND SIAL.—TbO bine continues to grow
rapidly, owing to the favourable weather during the last w.ek, and
is quite tree trues vermin.
liALLoW.—Ttie hops continua in a healthy state, grow-
ing, and free from vermin.
YALDING AND HUNTON.—Oar )cps continue in • very
growing state; they look healthy and strong, and have nod.* at
present to hinder their pregreas.
HOIDIXONDIIN.—In many plantations the bines are over
the poles, and present a luxuriant appearance. Generally speaking
the bine is good and clear Irons vermin of aU lends.

Uul•uui:rfT.—Uar plantations are programing most fa-
vourably since tee alteration in the atmosphere; no planter in the
pariah can bare the leaet complaint either of want of b•ne or appear-
ance of %trona, moo increase is to be tound that will retain the
growth at the prevent. The appearance at this moment Are as
promising for a crop ail have obser veil In forty years' experience.
CYAN HROOK.—The him rill Continues growing tut, and
there le but here and there a Sy observable.
TUNTEklitN.—The bine continues to grow rapidly and
strong• A few dy have been seen, but no damage appears to have
been done by them.
Ttletilllool Wra.u.—The bine Worcs..' rapidly, and
we have no By worth inentioning.--Smdefene Goatee, gi Jane i 3.