The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-14 00:00:00

MARKBIS

BUGAIL—The average prke of brown or Muscovado
roger, the produce of the British pommions in America, for
the week ending Aug. 7, is 265. nid. per cwt., exclusive of
dt.—The avenge price of brown or Xuaoovado sugar, the
produce of the Mauritius, for the week ending aa above, is
Ile. 2+L—The average pm* of brown or Muscovado sugar,
the produce of the East Indies, for the week ending as above,
is 84e. 41 —The average price of the three foregoing
descriptions of sugar jointly, is 275. Bd. per cwt., exclusive
of duty.
Baurrox, Anotter 13.—We have had a very animated
&mud thk week, and a large amount of business has
been treseacted at prices which seta's/10h as advance of
tully 2a. per cwt. during the bat 10days; the dikes arenas
quite bore of temples. Floating cargoes have met with a
kkk eels, and five of Havannah", consisting of 11,000 boxes,
have been disposed of at 28e. to 311. 6d. for No. 12 to 14.
Refiners' produce firm, but not brink, and prime not more
than 6d. dearer. Rum still dull.

COTTON.—MANCRESTER, Arouse 19.-11014 study,
sad the position of the raw material and of **amend are
both favourable to the continuance of this improved state of
trade. The receipts on the American sea-board to last ad-
vices were 3,042,600 bales, sod the accounts of the growing
crop were favourable. There are 161,000 bales at MS agonise
48,000 lest year, at the same date. At the earns time that
the cotton market la in this satisfactory position there conti-
nues to be a good demand for most desert aof maniac-
lured goods, and prices ars well supported, sad, In some in-
steam, incresaing in stability. In yarns theft is tame Arm-
our than in clothe, and for almost every kind there te:a fair
business doing, spinners being well tamed, and in no
anxiety about new engagements.

COBN.—CHELMPORD, AVOIIBT 13.—The attendance
to-day was small, end but kW* wheat brought forward, the
majority being new • the qualioy of this (more particularly
white) was very various, thougtt condition generally good.
Prices for the Attest new about the same as week, but
senondary descripdons were U. to 2a. cheaper. Weather
continues flee, and the great bulk of the wheat crop is se-
cured. Souse little new barley offering; quality poor. Beam
firm.

LINCOLN, AUOINIT 13.—Our mark* bee been fairly sup-
plied with new wheat to-day of ;ood quality, and is prime
condition. The demand Whig quiet, millers were able to
supply their wants at 3a. below the Flees asked at lost market.
A few maples of new barley showing, but we did sot hear
of a male being made of that srticle. Wheat, red, new, 434.
to -46 e.; old, 42e. to 44e.; white, old, 42a. to 46e.; new,
465. to 48e.
WALIPIILD, AVOUBT 13.—There was a rather limited de-
grad for old wheat, at la. per quarter lower. New in
moderate request at 46e. to 484. for red, and up to 624. for
limpet white. There was so change in other articles, but
grindiag buts, was in fair request. Average for week end-
ing Magnet 9—Wheat. 4,107 qre., at 46e. 6d. ; barley, 20
qrs., at 295. ; peas, 10 qrs.. at 424.

COLLB.—Lottuott, Atmore 13.—Boll's Primrose, 124.;
Davison's Wast Hartley, 16.. 9d. ; Harting'. Hartley, 16s.
6d.; Tanfiald Moor, 134. 9d.; Tindal Moor Bated 13.. 9d.;
Wylam, 14..; Walls End Samos, 168. 6d. ; Walk lad
Braddylla Hatton, 16s. ed.; Walls End Framtralligats, 1e..;
Walla Ltd Relate, 19..; Walls End Ktpier Glasigta led 94.;
Walls Ind Elmer. Haltom, 16.. 6d. ; Walls Pal Cr*
16s. 9d. ; Wells End 'Hartlepool Hatton, 16s. 9d. ; Was
End Hough Hail, 164.; Walls End Hamrick, Ms. 6d.;
Walla End West ellsey 6d.; Walls End Whitworth,
14s. ed.; Nittan's 36irtyr21a.; Eli..'. Dadryn, 21..
—4ships at tnarket, 62; , ,