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The large spec ulatoTS in cotton did not ex-
pect rise in Liverpool by the last Packet but
by the next steamer they expect decided impress
Son to be made on that market Ifthe holders of
the small as well as the large parcels are not OBJ
liged to force their cotton into market until the
next news is received-they may keep up the
market. The whole depends on the strength of
holders.


The news by the next steamer will be looked
for with unusual interest The great specula-
tions in cotton that have been made predicated
on short crop, together with the fact that up-
wards of five hundred thousand bales, or at least
twenty millions in value are kept back in the
principal shipping ports, il is calculated will
make an impression on the European markets.