The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-06 00:00:00

MA REELS.

SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado
sugar, the produce of the British Posserions in America,
for the week aiding Angust2, is 26a1 lid. per, cwt., exclusive
of the duties of crate= paid or payable 'thereon.—The
average price of brown or Maatoredo anger, the produce
of the Mauritius, for the week ending u above, is 20. i. 24d.
—The average price of brown or Mirrored° eager, the pro-
duce of the Moat Indies, foe the week ceding ea stove, ie
32e. 4fd.—The average price of the three foregoing de.
scriptious of sugar is 21e. per cwt., exclusive of dude..

BRISTOL, Armour 3.—The market has been quiet this
week, and the sales are limited to about 600 hhde. West
ladle, 2,000 mate Mauritius, and 3,000 boxes Havanuah, at
steady rates, but the marketoloom rather heavily, and with
a downward tendency in prima Retests' produce meets
with a fair demand, but prices ars barely supported, Mum
continuos quite neglected.

COTTON.—Liv raroot, Arouse 6.—There haa been
rather a quiet tone in the market this week, buyers acting
cautiously, while importers have continued to supply the
demand so very freely that %instances to eff.ct sales a slight
reduction from last Friday's rates has been submitted to ;
the general character of the %mimes in all useful descriptions
has, however, been that of steadiness so that it is difficult to
alter the quotation. of American descriptions. The inquiry
for Brazil has become more limited pending the landing of
the recent import., but, with the exception of M&C(SiO, cannot
yet be purchased upon easier terms. Egyptian is also less
Mirk, but continues steady. A fair business has again been
transacted to Sarnia, and although the export demand is lees
'dive the put three dsyr, prima are firmly supported, while
the stocks diminish oonsiderably. Speculator. have taken
SAO American and 10 Surat, and there are rep clad for ex-
port 1,660 America, 200 Perused, 30 Bahia, 120 Marenbam,
3,200 Surat, and 20 Madras. The market opens alike fair
demand, and the melee as likely to reach 7,000 bele% 1,600
speculation and export.

COTTON GOODS.-41ANCHIMI, Auover 15.—The
market Is quiet to-day, but a umdmata dmeand has been
esperienced doting the lest three or fear days for long clothe,
T clothe, and printers, and prices are firmly supported. For
India cloths nicker* are sull under mitred, but buyers are
not disposed to enter into new 40 teat the prim
now ruling, sad the market is heavy. Then le a steady de-
mand for you, at the prices of Tuesday, which were about
ltd per lb. above thole prevailing at the same time tart week.
There ie hardly so much spirit in the market as on Tuesday,
but fur moat kinds of twist Gaited to the home trade, to Ger-
many, and India, there are no stock*, and spinners are well
engaged. Telegrams to hand by merchants from Calcutta
epees of large arrivals of goods, and from Bombay stating
that 'hidings had advanced 3d. to did. per piece. This has
given more firmness to the market here, at the close.

CORN.—CHLLIterORD, AUOUBT 6.—The weather has
been flue through the wet k for harvest oper►tione, with the
exception of a few showers, which bee done •o material
harm. The crops are vsriouely spoken of, but the general
opinion appear, to be that there will be a large proportion of
very isfertor quality. There were several samples of new
wheat at market and in good condition • the quality fair.
The white wheat is discoloured considerably. Prior were
well maintained in the little business transacts&

LINCOLN, AUGUST s.—We have had a mall supply of
wheat to-day, end formers commenced by asking an advsnoe
in consequence of the confiding reports so respects the yield
of the new crop. The trade was firm, at lad week's prices.
Bed, 45.1. to 46.. ; while, 4k. to bbs. Oats, 26a. to 29e.
Barley, 32a. to ads. Beans 41k. to 50s.
Aro. 6.—Fresit wheat was steady at last
week's pekes, bet mbar sorts wee rather doll of male and
seise to buy. In barley, oats, keine, and per the market
was doll, and sauce', tbm. Averages of the week ending
Aug. I .—Wheat. 3,239 qrs., at 468. 110.; rye, 17, at
33e. 4d., tiros, 93, at lts.

r, Auoverr 6.—Bell's Primrose, 13..;

Huddle's West Heithay, 16a.: Bernhope, 138.. 6d..;
Clark's West Hartley, 16s. ; Dsvlson's Weet Hartley,
15s. 3d.; Holyaeall, 14s. 6d.; Lambert's Welt Hea-
ley, 14s. 6d. ; Tsn6eld Moor, 13e. • Tantleld idoer
Buts, 135.; Walker Primrose, 12a. ild.; Weet Hart-
ley, 15e. 3d. • Walls Rod Acorn C 1..., 15e. 6d.;
Wells End Goslirth, 16s. 3d. • Walla End Harms, 16s. 3d. ;
Eden Main. 16e. 6d.; Wall. Belmont, 16e. ; Walls
End BraddyUe Heston, 16..; Walls End Haswell, 17s.
6d. • Wall. End Heston, 17s. 6d. • Walls End Rumens
Heinz, 15.4. 9d.; Welk End Blowers's, 17s. ; Walls
End ',kook Hall. 16e. 6d. ; Wall. End Inswick,
14s. 6d.• Wall. End Kidlue. 16e. 3d.; Walls End South
Hartlepool, 16e. ; Walls Rad South Keno., 16s. 3d. •
Wall. End West Helton, 16s. 6d.; Walla End Whitworth,
14s. 6d.; Birebgrove °Maple, 285.; Ntxon's Darya, 21a.
6d. • Poison's Dryn Steam, 21a.-Shlys at 'market, 88 ;
mold, &i.