The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-30 00:00:00

MARKB7S.

SUGAR. The average pries of brown or Muscovado
sneer, the produce of the British Possessions in America,
for the week ending July 26, ia 26e. 81d. per cwt., midair*
of the duties of customs paid or payable tharson.—The
average WAD of brown or Muscovado eager, the produce
of the Manntios, for the week ceding as above, is 26e. 3gd.
—The average price of brown or hfusoovade sugar' the pin-
duos of the Kest ladies, for the week ending em above, is
ale. 90.—The average price of the three foregoing de-
eariptioas of sugar is 26e. 7gd. per cwt., seclusive of duties.

Ratans., 29.—The market continues vritnout
alteration. lkir sugars on the spot there is a fair demand
both for pan and grocery purposes, at about former prices ;
and for floating cargoes then is soil a moderate sale, in some
cases at a slight improveasset In value. Refiners' produce of
ail kinds meets with a reedy sale at fully former rates. Rum
is quite neglected.

COTTON.—Lrywool., lOLY 29.—Throughout the pest
week • good inquiry has prevailed, mare particularly on
Tuesday aiternoun and Weelneettey last, in tonsequenoo of
the reported activity In the Manchester market. This led to
holders demanding ed. per lb. advance, which in some few
instances only wee obtained; fur the great drive on the part
of holden to mks Balm in some degree checked business,
and the week clone with a very trilling advance upon the
awful descriptions of American, whtlat the lower end sandy
muesli are with difficulty sold at previous prices. Br.sil
matinees In moderate request, but being scarce, commands
telly 0. per lb. advance. le Egyptian a good basins. has
Oren now, but no change in prices. Surat has been in good
demand, end in some Institutive are quoted dearer. Specu-
lators have taken 4,610 American, 150 Egyptian, and 610
Burnt, and there are reported fr. export 8,180 American, 220
Perasm, end 4,820 Surat. The market opens this morning
with a moderate demand ; sales about 8,000 bate, of which
1,600 are on spiculation end for export.

COTTON GOODS.—Nurcustrin, JULY 29.—The im-
provement in this market which we. noticed in oar report of
Tuesday has Leen carried somewhat further during the week.
Advises from Germany speak more favourably of Waimea
there, and buyer. for that market are consequently inclined
to give out orders more freely her.. There has in conse-
quence teen some business aiming in cloth to-day, end
snippet, have been willing to give rather higher prices than
on Tureday. Both cloth and yarn muted to India are very
firm in price, and there is rather more inclination fur busi-
ness. Two-folds up to We are tether dearer, and there is
great firmness in all deemiptions of water and mule twist.
The harvest prospects, and the note favourable turn of
slake on the continent than was expected, are evidently
tailing on the home trade, which is gradually Improving in
•early all departments.

CORN.—CHELMSFORD, JULY 29.—The weather daring
this week baa been fine for harvest operations, but the short-
ness of hands prevents firmers getting on so fast as could bo
desired; indeed much of the cora is now taking damage from
not being cut. The reports are not so favourable as to yield
or quality as was expected a tsw weeks since. TM attend-
ance et te-day's market ma very mall, and la. per qr. ad-
vance was obtained on all dem ipticuis.
LINCOLN, JULY 29.—A good supply of wheat at oar
market to-day, end for which farmers was asking 2a. ad-
vance. A fair business was done at la. over last week's
ram. Wheat, white, 48s. to 82e. ; red, 48s. to 48s. per qr.
Scarcely anything paring in spring earn.
WAILIFIIILD, JULY 29.—The wheat trade has beau very
quiet, pricer remaining without change &Moe !sat week.
Fine fresh parcels were in fair request. All other articles
remain without alteration since last week. Averam, week
ending July 26:—Wheat, 2,33 f, 44c. ld. ; barley, 10, 30a.;
oats, 90, 24e. Bd. ; beam, 20, 435.

COALS.—Loppoir, JOLT 29.—Bye &beide Wart Hart-
ley, 15s. ; Clark's West Hartlay, 16.. 6d. ; Hastings Hartley,
16s. 9d.; 144.64 ; Lambert's West Hartley, Ms.;
Taallekl Moor, 13e. ; Taatield Moor 8e..., 13a.; Walbrittle
Hartley, 14a. ; Walker Primrose, 13s. 3d. ; Wylais, 16a.;
Walls Had Gost.wth, 15a. 3d.; Willa Bud Biaddylla Helton,
161. ; Walls End Framwellgais, 15a 6d; Walla End Hat-
ton, 17. 6d. ; Walls Rod Hatt in Lyons, 15s. 3d. ; Walls
End Kepler Grasp, 16.. 3d.; Walls End Beason, 14.. 6d. ;
W.ll. End Names, 16s. 3d.; Walls End Hartlepool, 12e.
Walla End Haigh Hall, 15.. 6d.; Walls Bed South
Hartlepool, 16..; Walla End South Hellos, 16.. 6J. ; Walla
End Whitworth, 14.. 64. ; Nixon's Daffryn, 21.. 6d. ;
Powell's Dnffryn Swim, Hs.— Ships at market, 52 ;
sold, 39.