The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-22 00:00:00

MARKETb.

TALLOW.—TITILMAT EVINING.—The market wu firm
today:—,Spot, 42. tid. to 42 9d.; May and June, 42a. 91.;
Debbie to December, 46a. 9d. to 46a. Delivery to kit
evade( US oaks ; errivala, 1,14004 AL

COTTON.—LxvintOOL, Ana 21.—Our rearket coo.
Maws very firm with a fair bushman doing. The sales are
7,030 bales, of which 4,000 are as speculation awl for
export. 300 American, 21d. to 220. ; 6.400 &mit, 14i.
to NW. ; 300 Egyptian, AM. to tad. The week's import
is 11,327 bales.

COTTON GOODS.—lissicaarrer, Aran 21.—The yam
market hen been verurtrasig to-day, but the amount of
burner has not been in cousequesce of the high prig
demmeded by 'pillars. pioneers have generally bees ask-
ing very extreme rases, and though 'figura,' from shippers
have extended to uearly all climes of yarns, very little bur-
ages bee resulted. Boyers appear to have bees as much
drappeinted at this result es sellers, sad it arises tram
prices being beyond the limits shippers bare power to gin,
The Calcutta and Bombay letters were to hand this morn-
ing, end they read meet encouragingly both M reference to
yam and cloth. Good 40's mule yarn are wanted for both
markets, made of American cotton, but the stocks of this
alms of goods have been cleared off for some time, and
opium are not uaisg American cotton much now, owing to
its high price. There has been a fair inquiry for home
trade yarns, bat the amount of beware has not
beer large. There has been decidedly ler bri-
ars he yarns than last week, which is partly amounted
for by the orders then given out, end partly by the fact as
staled above, that prior have goes OD beyond the range of
burrs. In the cloth market there is also lees burner offer.
tag than Let week. The character of the letters received
the morning from Calcutta and Bombay to such se mast
have led to business, bat that the telegrams to herd het
week led merchants to anticipate the orden now brought
Labe mail. Still there is an attire inquiry, and where par.
have been Lids, buyer, have bad to give very full
rake. In cloths suited to other markets the demand has not
been large, and if there is any change in prices it has been
rather in favour of buyers. I o some mess a slight reduction
would be accepted for lomgcloths sad T Rioting
cloths sparer to be rill neglected, excepting some of the
lower makes, which are out of stook, and for which there his
been some ioquiry. For domestics very little doing, sod
what are offering command only low Tatra. The market hes
been slightly affected by the reports affecting our foreign
relations, but the feeling here is the decidedly opposed to
war, and of cooddenos that govermoasat will do all that is
ascreery to avert it.

WOOLLEN CLOTS.—Lreps, Ana 21. —ma =rids
this more* wore a very dull aspect ; wee doe* in
either hall, and the attendance of buyers wan mall. The
main demand wan still for thin Awards, which ware freely
sold at high rates ; in other riea Isarsetioss wan
nominal. Estee remain in pretty much the same state.

MANUFAIMIREA HIIDDIZII/161), Anm 71.
Bogen have hem rather more numerous in the market to.
dep. but the came degree of audios hes charm:tried their
tessisetieue which Ms appeared 'tidiest for the lab few
weeks. Parcheesi are chid, made in small percale sod
}oh lob, and mundestureee 'magi& much of being unable
to *bib reassomatimi pdoes. DeliVeriel fa the ware.
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