FOREIGN Markets.
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HAVANA, Aug. la.-It will be remarked that though
Moasses has not rallied since last dates Sugar has
not only maintained its own but has still farther
ced This 1t appears has been owing to the increasing
demand Tor the mother country and Mede ports
Prices Current Aug l2-Sugars, assorted, half white
and half brown si 10 l2, l4i; white alone n IA;
yellow 81 IL; brown alone 81 9; Cucurucho II g.
with upward tendency. Molasses key five and hal
gallons. aa4. Tobacco windward 10 2O good supply;
do Vueltaabajo inuriado 100 l5o good qualities all
scarce Wax, white II, yellow s4a93.


Exchanges, 60 days sight-London l53 I6 prem: New
YORK Boston and Philadelphia ~ prem; New Or.
leans prem, short sight


Freights-Baltic e. 60 TO-; Hamburg and Bremen
92a t2 8; Cowes and market in the Baltic f2 f2 TO-
There are very few vessels in port for freight u States
lasses


TRINIDAD DE CUBA, Aug. by the arrival of the schr
Fashion Capt Howard we learn that at the date of her
departure Sugars and Moasses still remained in request
at the previous high prices She left no vessels OF any
nation whatsoever in port, and in consequence no
ireighs OF any kind were in demand American Produce
dull enough from gut in the market Of supplies in the
face of no demand whatsoever