The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-21 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—Tozemav Evallln. —The market was firmer
to-day. Spot and month. 40a. 9d. ; October to December,
42.. 3d. ; December, 42.. 6d. to 4.2 e. 9d. Delivery to last
evening, 168 make ; no arrivek.

COTTON. Livaareor.. Ram 20. Market vit
firm at yesterday's full prime. Sales to-day 20,000
bales, intluJitti 10.000 for speonlation and export.
1,500 Ameriass, 16d. to 20d. • 600 Perusal, ko.,
164. to 180. • 200 llarealtam.' 1844. to 184 d.;
200 Mame) and' Bahia, 17411. ; 4,000 Egyptian, 174. te
20d. ; 1,500 limy rum, 10d. to 16d. ; 12,000 Surat, 61.
to 154 d. ; Arm, 11 4. to 140. ; Bengal, Salado too.,
6J. to Bid. ; Chios, frid. to 110.; Japan, 12,1. to 13d:

COTTON GOODS.-11•Ncliunts, Join 20.—Sine.
Friday the market for shipping yarns hes constantly in•
ereased in strength, and the amount of business transcied
daily has been extremely large. at continually advancing
pri To-da the business has been considerable end
wouldces.
probablyy have been ranch greater but for the minims
rates to which spinners have raised their quotations. The
advance since lest Tuesday Item been Id. to 2.d. per lb., end
the market closes with an upward tendency. Home tens
yarn are also strew and there is folly an average amount
of business doing. The advance on these yarns is estimated
at lid. to 2d. per lb. as compared with Friday last, go WS
spinners bare been nearly able to keep pace with the advises
on cotton at Liverpool. The advance, however, is evidently
checking business today, and buyers have bow mat=
degree of uneeninees which has not of late been o
The cloth market bunion moth quieter than that for yernever
duce the speculation which ban now continued so longest
in, and prime have followed the upward course of yarn and
cotton but slowly. That is dill the ease, but minds)
buyers were stimulated into greater activity than Wm,
owing to the excitedreporta from Liverpool, and eve the
late neglected staples suited to India, se well as other
cloths, attracted a good deal of attention. A large Dimino
was done, and prices began to advance is the morning, and
continued to rise throughout the day. The very high ram
demanded for yarns lode. and • further increase of Fin
threatened for cotton at Liverpool, have obliged man"
turns to raise their quotations again, and they appear ton
almost at a loss what prices to ask. Barn, however, en
evidently getting more and more uswillieg to follow the
adverse. than they wen yeaterday, and though then is a
good deal of excitement, bunions has been much &Feel
by the high prices prevailing. The bunions hes not bin
large in cloths today, and the demand is of a decidedly
speculative character.
WOOLLEN.—L•cOs, Jinn 20.—There bas not been as
average attendance this morning at either the coloured cc
white market. A few parcels of dark tweeds and coati"
have been transferted, smog with a sprinkling of plum
clothe ; the transfer of hair-lists has also been sunll,
sad
the inquiries for heavy goods have shown little signs of
nimation. Bates remain without alteration.

MANUFACTURES.—ILIDDIBarrILD, JIM 20.—Thire
have been a few more buyers to-day, and an improved bed.
um in the regular trade, such as blank doeskins and ordi-
mazy fancies. Some orders have also been given out for
the heavier descriptions of fancies for the autocue sod
winter trade. Some moderate parcels bare been made up
d ' the week for Canada, sod probably more might ham
been done had the marks., offered better choice in good
qualities.

WOOL&—HUDDISIMILD, J uN-E 20. The preen 11n
sow wandered by manufacturers and the trade geamill
to be Axed, st least for some time, and buyers come more
freely into the market and make their mlectinns.
gnaws Vioterinn wools move pretty freely at prism eata.
Welled by present seam and Olaf ty descriptions of Ike
other eolosials are more ealeable.