The Sun.
London, England, 1856-10-13 00:00:00

HOP T ELLIGBAT E.

CRANBROOK.—The hop gathering may be said to to
completed, with ono or two exception?. The late picking,
is rather brown, but the quality is good, and although
prices have been depressed for this week or two, wo have
a confident hope of better terms if the growers do not
produce a panic.

TICEIMRST.—The hop picking in this parish is now
brought to a close, and from the best information that
can be obtained we shall average from nine to ten cwt.
per acre.

SEVENOAKE.—The hops in this district are all picked
ati,l weighec, and we are of opinion the average per acre
and the duty will be found about the same as in the year
1835.

SIIORIMAII AND OTFODD.—Picking and curing for this
year is at an end ; we have been favoured with an excel-
lent crop, and the quality on the whole is good. The
complaint of wanting many more bushels to the cwt. than
cu,tonsary has been general in these parishes.
SEAL.—The plantation in this parish is large, and the
crop has been very good, as also the quality. The esti-
mated duty is considered too high.
ROCHESTER.—'Hop picking may be considered finished ,
in this district, and hops have come down generally fully
one-third of last year's growth. In many places the
colour has been lost entirely, and in almost in every part
of the county there has been an over abundance of pickers.
The results of the picking having been prettly nioa°l); ,as-
certained, the duty may be considered to be named a
250,000/.

AND
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not made use of spectacles by stating thieblrar
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