The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-16 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TowsnoY Boo:onto .—Tii• market woo quiet
to-day :-19poi. sew. 431. ; ditto old, 421.; Ottobw to Do.
amber, 4.11 ; IJoawary to liar* 43t. 6d. Delivery to
last ovwdog, 184 make; arrivals ditto, MO auks.

OOTTON.—LiewarooL, SEPT. 15.—The bolds's@ to-day
has again been large, and prime an rather dearer. The
sake are 241,000 belle, et which 10.000 in oa speculation
and Ise uport. 3,000 Anwricee, 26td. to 27d. ; 11,910
Sant, 15d. to 2244.; 4,000 lc SAL 26d. to 270. ;
370 Pensainbono, 27d. to 28dL ; 720 Bahia and Maya*
Md. to 2344. Tho week's import la 6,926 balm.

carroN GOOD& —llAstiMeren, SIFT. l —Whfle the
' excitement in the cotton market has strengthened and led
to a good deal of business in yaw, it baa almost paralysed
the cloth market Private letter from Liverpool report
isles yesterda7 to the mormoria exted of 30,000 base,
whilst the enters state that there is little doubt but if there
bad berm a better choice, buyers would have taken 60,000.
bursts advanced id. per lb., and American and Euptien
to id. The sales again to-day are announced at 20,000 bales.
The amiteueut, as might be expected, communicated itself
to dealers in yarn and spinners in this market, and they
were yesterday sang en advance of id. per lb.,
and are to-day repel/hag id. per lb. advance on
yerterday's rates, and 2d. per lb. on those of last Tuesday.
At these rates almost everything that could be laid hold of
Ikea been swept out of the market, and we have had a state of
excitement each as baa rarely hese experiewed here. The
sellers of top yarns report prices lid. to 2d. per
lb. above the rates of last Disease, and while
some spinners say the admire checks lewdness, other
speak of the check as mainly arising from t absence of
goods to sell. Boyars say of the yen market that the
excitement is such as practically to haw sheds the market
mdifficult to operate in from its irregularity, spinners in
any mass Boding a difference of lid- to 2d. pa lb. in the
rates demanded for the same qualities of yarn. In the
cloth market manufacturen have of owns eadeavoured to
to follow deadeye's, but following as this impetus doss so
soon after the previous oae, they appear to have beer hardly
prepared for it. flew of them, toreseeing the fatility of
any attempt really to obtain rates which will cover the
Memos which is now required to cover the increased ocet of
maw, refrain from officio, their gads at all. Those who
have cloths to sell have is some twee put up their quota-
tions a Minim per piece, and some wee inn than that ;
but it precludes busiaese. At the aloes of lest week KUe
of the old Loudon boys a wore la the market for both yarn
and cloth for China ; but today hems for all markets
appear to have beer di oounged from attempting opera-
toes. Speculators even seem to be than of taking goods at
the rates demanded. There Las been a good deal of inquiry,
and a good deal of Mantes through the market in march of
stocks, but both speculators and bona fide buyers alike refrain
from olefin wetraile for future delivery. Whether the pre-
mat to considered is the language of the market "a spirt," ,
a otherwise, there seems to be little confidence in the'
deability of present noes, and buyers want stocks avail-
.able for immediate delivery, and stooks are exceedingly
some, With art the ezeitemeut, therefore, It egesenile
reported that very little buvioess has hew does in cloths.
Buyers have in some instance. to-day refused to give even
late extreme rates, and much lees would they give the ad-