The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-14 00:00:00

MARKETS.

Mincino-unr, Jcur 13.
INDIGO (Fourth Day).—Knryahs and dry leaf Madras
have sold with spirit at last sale's prices to 3d. advance fur
good and fine ; about par for ordinary and middling, but
low sorts are neglected at a discount of 3d. to 4d. ; Bengali
are unaltered ; 4,755 chests have now pared the sale, in.
eluding 1,037 withdrawn and 1,000 bought in, leaving 2,714
chests sold.

SUGAR.—The average pnce of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the British POSSelldlitUl in America,
for the week ending July 10, is 265. 31.1. per cwt., escht.
aive of the duties of , customs paid or payable thereon.—\o
return has been made of the price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the Mauritius.—No return has Lees
made of the price of brown or Muscovado sugar, the pro.
duce of the East Indies.

COTTON.—ErvimPooc, JULY 13.—There has been con.
siderable activity this week, both by the trade and ex.
porters, and it must be noted that the tendency of opinion
rather towards improvement in the general feeling as to
this article, especially in the common and ordinary qualities,
which have been of late so irregular, and which close rather
dearer. Brasil are dull of sale, and Eap..tian continues de.
pressed. The demand for Surat has been fair, but prices
are with difficulty supppoorted. Speculators have taken
5,630 American and 10 Egyptian ; and there are reported
for export 10,300 American, 310 Bahia, 490 Egyptian, and
6,040 Surat. The business of to-day amounts to 10,003
bales, 3,000 on speculation and for export, without change.

COTTON GOODa—kfAlMEUirrell, .7cur 13.—The mar-
ket has been inactive, and prices continue depressed for
most kinds of yarns except counts below 14's, and some of
the finer numbers from 60 s upwards. Doubled CO's and 80
are steady. Warps and cops and mule yarns for India ace
rather weaker than last week. The recent failure here has
caused less busbiess in cloths for India, and induced much
caution amongst sellers as well as buyers. For 36 inch
shirting' there have been but few sides, and priors are a
shade lower. Long cloths and T cloths are saleable, but at
low rates, and the operations in them have been unimpor•
tent. Buyers for the Levant are sending nothing to Bey.
rout in consequence of the massacres there and the disturbed
state of S) rm.

CORN.—Cazimarmin, JULY 13.—The weather is all
that can be desired for the wheat and hay making; which
causes a small supply at our markets. Farmers are firm in
holding, and good wheat to-dacould warmly be bought so
weU as last week, best red making 513 e. to 585.; white, 575.
to 60& Beans scarce, and rather dearer.

LINCOLN, dm 13.—We have had • small supply of
wheat, and last week's prices fully supported ; red, 575. to
to 58s. ; white, 60e. to 625.
WAKEFIELD, JULY 13.—There was a steady market, the
supplies being short. Fresh red sold at the full prices of
last week, but in other sorts very little business at last
terms. Oats, barley, beaus, and shelling offering at last
week's prices, and no change to note. Averages of the week
ending July 9 :—Wheat, 2,1364 qrs., at 58s. ijd. ; rye, 29,
at 40s. ; beaus, 60, at 4lis. ; peas, 12, at 40s. 4d.