The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-03 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.
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7.! AiLsTuN , L; -- Ow (r,its very little
horn those o; the lust three or lour weeks. The fl) seems
as stroug as ever, and continual accessions supply the
piece of those whose brief term of existence has expired.
The bine still looks luxuriant, and the weather is all in
favour of the crop, but it seems next to impossible for
the plantations to escape such a visitation as the present
without serious injury.
BARMING.— Our blue has grown this week ; some of
our plentst'itens are tolerably clean at present, others
have plenty of vermin. We consider we are not safe by
any means all the time we continue to have fresh fly.
FAtiemont AND YALDING.—The hot weather is clear-
ing soots of the grounee which were slightly attacked by
the ephidea. o:hers more severely attacked are now
shining with honey dew, and have but little chance of
receeury. Many pieces, particularly grape hips, are
clinging cleats to the poles, and fast epproaching fire
blast. It is not too late, however, for great alterations,
Liver:4h the chance of a crop of hops is very small,
LOOSE. —Our strong hints have made great progress
the week past ; the poles ere Sra, topped by the blue,
and to a casual observer look like growing a full crop,
hut on inspection there is quite enough vermin with
certain weather to do the mischief. •A few pieces of
short blue are still as thick of fly, lice, and fleas as ever,
and cannot advance except backwards.
LINTON.—Our bine has grown fast, and there was a
decrease of vermin on Friday ; we have had an easterly
wind, and we have fresb fly this morning (Monday),
wieh honey dew; while this is the case we are in danger.
AYLESFORD.—Where the ground has been well ma-
naged the bare continues to grow rapidly, but we have
no npparent diminution of fly and bee. Honey dew is
covering the leaves. A continuation of hot weather for
anothe-r week will, we think, give the strong grounds a
better chance of getting clear of vermin.
WATERINGBURY.—We have still a great supply of
Ay, which se -ms to be increasing.
TONBRIDGE,—W., cannot report any improvement in
our hop plantations; although the fly has to a certain
extent disappeared, the lice are numerous, and the honey
dew unabated. The vermin now attacks the summer
shoot of toe strong bine, and places the best grounds in a
more uncertain state thee heretofore.
OTFuRD AND SHOREHAM.—The vermin are disape
pearieg in some of tee plantations, but there are plenty
left to prevent our growing any hops.
WROTHAN (Towle DISTRICT).—The strong bines
have grown very much this last week, throwing out
their lateral shoots very last, which are followed by
fresh fleas and lice; the weak fairies are very foul, and
daily get worse, and mske but little progress up the
poles, notwithstanding the hot weather.
SWANSCOMB.—We have still a great number of flies,
which have been exceedingly productive. A general en-
gagement has taken place with the fly goldieg, ably sup-
ported by the niggers; the two latter comnatants will
have much to do to beat their adversaries; it need not be
said as at Waterloo, "go roune the hill and meet them," •
as they have attacked every bill, and are making rapid
march from pole to pole; notwithstanding, the hops are
growing fast and looking better, considering their foul
state, than could possibly be expected; a little honey dew
has appeared.
lincome—We have rather less fly than last week, but
there is 11,49 quite sufficient to cause a total blight, with-
out the numerous deposit of lice, and the boney-dew is
dripping from the leaves in all the low grounds.
BROOMFIELD. —Our hops are still growing, and we
have tees vermin than many other parishes; we are not
clear tram fly and lice, but with favourable weather may
get a tolerable crop: rain is much wanted.
MARDEN —The hops have grown considerable during
the pa t week, hut continues much infested with vermin.
STAPLEHURST.—During the past week there has been
a great decrease in the number of fly, but an almost
proportionate increase in that of vermin, to destroy which
she n goer" ie now much required.
OODCH RCH. EGERT. N (IN THE WEALD). SNARDEN,
AND t`.,ETHERSDEN.—I visited the above diArict last
week, tied tine toe !reps as foul as possible, and many of
the grounds in such a state of hardness that cultivation
is impossible till we get rain; it seems at present almost
jo;po6,ible to grow half a crop.
I'Veleineor —ln the hop grounds of Mr. George
Russell, the bine is I, oking well and over the. tops of
the poha ; the vermin continues to increase daily.
Great credit is due to the superior manegsment and
culevation of these grounds.
TICEHURST.—Tee hop bines have grown quite as
well as could be expected of them during the past
week ; we are much infested with fly and lice, and in
some gruuuds the honey-dew has made its appearance.

THE COUNTRY MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, JULY 1. - There was a very poor attendance
at to day's market of both country and town buyers, and all
quotations must be nominal. Wheat was 3d to 4d lower on
the prices of last Tuesday, and slow of sale. Flour, both bar-
rels ant sack, sold at rather easier terms. Oats sell at a shade
lower prices, and oatmeal is also easier. Barley Id decline.
Indian corn 6d per qr decline.
LEEDS, JULY I.—We have a large arrival of wheat to re-
port this week The weather wai so fine that buyers look
t,n, and few transactions had taken place ; on the sales made
is per qu irter decline was submitted to. Barley without alto-
ration ; the same applies to oats and ,helliags, but the demand
was limited for each article. Beans rather gave way, and few
at present wanted. No variation in other articles.
NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET, JULY I.—Trade ruled dul
to-day for wheat, and we must quote all descriptions is per q r
lower than on Saturday, and little business transacted. Oats
are if anything the turn against the seller. In other articles
there is little alteration to note.
NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, Jut I.—The supply of
beasts this morning comprised 754 head of good quality. The
trade for all kinds, excepting small heifers, was extensively
heavy. Prices were lower, and a great quantity remained
unsold. The number of sheep and lambs was very large,
being 7,829. Both descriptions of stock were &sluggish sale,
at a decline on rates of last week. A large number left over
unsold. Small heifers, 5s Cd; large, 5s 3d; oxen, 4s 6d to
55 per stone of 141bs. Mutton, 4d to sd; lamb, sid to 6d
per lb.

• EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET, JULY I.—There were in
the meal market to-day 17 sacks oatmeal, each weighing 2801bs.
imperial, whereof 7 sold thus :-6 at 11 18s (Id, and
1 at ii 17s d ; average price of the whole 1117 s 9d 0-12ths.
I sack flour, which sold at 30s. 2 sacks pot-barley, which
were not sGld.
EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARKET, JULY
Oat straw, from 7s Od to 8s Od per kemple of 16 stones tron ;
wheat ditto, (is Od to 7s Od; barley ditto, 6s Od to 7s Od.
Hay, from 10d to Is-per stone.
DALKEITH MEAL MARKET, JUNE M.—There were 69
bags oatmeal, and 12 of barleymeal at this day's market ; sales
dull. Oatmeal down on the top 6d per bag, and on the
second quality Is per bag; that sold at 32s was of inferior
quality ; barleymeal 3d per bag down on the top.
Oatmeal, per sack, of 280 lbs. First Second Third.
imperial .. 36s 6d 353 Od 323 Od
Barleymeal, per ditto ... 21s 9d 21s 61 —s Od
Peasemeal Od Od —a Od
Flour
... —8 Od Od --s Od
... ..• ..• —s Od —8 Od Od
Pot barley

Ail IiET.—Y.E STERDAY.
Buddies W. HCOALartley..Bi 3s 6d I.ambton
Chester Main l2s 6u Pensher -
Howard's W.H. Neth. 13. 6( Richmund.. .. .....
Jonassohns Hartley ... 133 Ou itus,ell's Hatton
Ravensworth'sW.Hart 13, 0 a Whitwell ..
Re(lhugh Main
..... ... 12s Ou Kalloe.. ............ ...-- l4s Od
Wvlaiu
.. 13. 3 South Kelloe 133 3d
... .. ....
Windsor's Pontop... lls 6d l'hornley
Wall's End, &c. Whitworth
Gosforth ...
Hilda l2s 6d tiackhouse .............. 121 6d
Edell Main ....• l3. 3o Gwawm Cae Gurwen
Braddyll
Hetton
Keepier Grange
Ships at marke ,

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Alma (West coast)•. N; I ath of the month ,Plyusouth July 3
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7th 17th 27th 01 no Dover .. 'July 10
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Ireland
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India (via Southamp.) M 20th of the month'Southampt. July
13
India( via Marseilles) N 7th& 24th efmonth Dover • . July 16
Mediterranean (via
Southampton)
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Mediterranean (pia
Marseilles) .. .. Nl7th& 24th of month• Dover • • July 16
Mexico • • .. • • 312 d of the month.. ,Southampt. July 5
Madeira • • • • .. M 9th a the month ;Southampt.lJuly 12
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Malta'
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Papal States* .. Nl,,th 15th 25th °CUM
,Dover .. July 12
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• • •• •• • • Bl'l7th of the month Southamot. July 20
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French nack,st vs.. Marseilles
CALIFORNIA. Mails to and from California, via the United States
are now despatched and due by every American uackwt_

via the 171
at packet.