Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-22
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LivERFooI. June g. 1917
The continuance OF remarkably favorable weather for
the growing crops OF grain gives promise OF a har
vest AT least early the average OF seasons instead
very late one, there month sgo 10 appre-
bend; and the prospect for the crops Continent a-
pear to be equally encouraging. Thus has naturally pro-
duecd great activity uade and rather confidence
SINCE the departure OF the last steamer the improve
ment IN the money market has been decided as TO
cause any material reduction the OF interest," nor TO
change the opinion expressed that subslan
ual amendment is be expected until good harvest
much certainly assured. There indeed some dim.
mutton Of confidence the last day two and favora-
BILE ieeng-aud there reports of disease having
asa'n shown itself IN the growing potatoes in quar-
ters which causes uncasiness
Owing partly to the greater in the money market
as above noticed, and partly the later America an ac
counts OF short receipts OF cotton, and the backward sea
son Tor the growing crop, market further adj
vaneed I'D 10 I'd H. but the demand having become
angud again, per 10. of this has been lost and we low
quote air Upland and Mobile 81 and air Orleans u pet
IT, The sales for the week ending 2Sth ut announced 10
S9uOO bales, OF which 1000 taken on speculation
and l0Ou Tor export The American descriptions consist
ed ui b'bO Upland At - u 500 Orleans at "a TO S1
$3.50 Alabama and Mobile 81 "a; and 100 Sea Island
At l2 2O3 per 10. The business i've days to this eve
ming estimated At - 600 bales of which SPECTATORS have
taken 1000 aud exporters 5000 baes; but tho
demand appears To be quite suspended
The corn markets have declined very maiorially-he
tail on wheat having been about 2Os per quarter from the
highest point but the markets more firm and tend
ing upwards again Flour had declined TO 4Os per bb
but Is now worth ~ 20 Al. the latter being value
the best Western; flour as 3Ss per Dbl American
wheat l0s Gil to l2s cd per 20 lbs. Indian corn IL now
steady from 52s for inferior SIS prime
either white or yellow Indian corn meal in fair demand
al 2os per Dbl tor yellow aud 3Os for white.
Extract OF private letter, dated
LIygRFooI., June T.
VIC have had three weeks Of uninterrupted ne weather
which sul continues, and tho prospects the growing
crops encouraging, save and except the
potato crop, which reported during the last three days
has evineed symptoms of the blight. The report comes
from all paris OF the Kingdom and is fear True; at all
events, the grain market, which had fallen advancing
Western Canal flour 42s Monday, 3lstu is now a. Cd
- LIVERPOOL, June 6.
Virginia leaf and 27S semmed l62 Kentucky leaf and
PIG stemmed OF these 81 Virginia leaf and l5i semmed
Kentucky Leaf and sIemmed taken for Ireland;
- virginia stemmed Tor Scotland; % Virginia and loo
Kentucky leaf Tor erporlon; and % Virginia leaf and 40
siemmed 50 Kentucky leaf and 269 siemmed by the trade
The import this month Is l from Dublin. The exports
delivered 50 hhds for Smyrna IS Africa II Malta
Chusuana, Diaamen, , Isle OF Man, and Newiound-
land. Holders somewhat frmer than hitherto with all
descriptions.
ANOTHER REPORT.
Very much neglected last month"; Gales not having ex
ceeded 400 hhds; trade manifested general ind sposion
to increase their stock business done principally in seec
tons tor immediate this period of the year operations
are very limited Imports have been hhds Deliveries
OS1 hhds l457 do in the core spending month Of
1876; l2SI do in lol6; $50 do in 1874 ll75 do ls43
and SIS do ls2 Stock: IS 733 hbds og,,n.t ~ 7lo do
in lsI6 27,Is9 do. in s45; 25 2OG do in Isll l64O3
do in lsI3, and 1891 do 1872 In Virginia scarce
anything done few selections, principally for spinning
purposes, comprise sales of month In Kentucky leaf and
STRIPS sales have been $40 hhds upwards of 40 hhds leaf
at 5da4tj tue remainder strips 4!a5id for expectation
scarcely anything done.
From Ls LoHdgt Tin,s JuHs /.
Europe will be tired Of campaign IN which conquest
brings no particle OF credit and fighting no prospect Of
peace and IA which Is equally impossible to applaud the
cios or commlserae the vanquIsted. The intelligence
from America which published yost,r day corresron IL
% he Il
al have been printed by prophecy form ght ago Afr
establishing provisional Government in Vera Cruz Cen
era scot took the Mexico by the ordinary road
whicn slopes North Westerly direct on along ,ho as
cent from the low lands Of the Gulf coat q the f,rras
empads' OF tho fret Plateau Tie passed the Puente Ma
eiona without opposition. though It has always been con-
Sdered Of the delensibe posts on the route
There is not much doubt but that the Americans can
march to Mexico, and could have done some time ago.
santa Anna could certainly operate on IN r flank from hi
post al OnAhba he had the proper motives, and
IT. as IL stated, the MeScans positively preparing for
some real resistance at La Puebli another biir might
sue But we presume hatto Of re aders will put much
tam ~ the determination or patriotism Of the invaded ma
New Spain is like Old Spain as ever child was like
parent II the MoXcans had but been blessed with lit
dc Biylen the whole would be wonderful represent
lton OF the Peninsula IN 1909 Tney vspor and brag and
boast and iumo without the smallest apparent their
daily dse0mttures. Their papers and proclamauons nj.
hed win predictions Of future victories the utter oxclu-
sion Of present defeats A. far words and perhaps even
~ Tar as resolutions 20, they all daring and defiance
prCCauuOu
an ordinary shock AZ this by fsmpors re-
you io1 IN the capital they have displaced Gomez Faraa
aud exalted Don Pedro Auaya newly created office 81
"fesdeni-substue" win absolute power for every thing
except the conclusion Of peace. To read their various
minsioes, no person could possibly conceive that they
were any other than the most wnrke and unconquerab Q
nation under Heaven. The confidence Of Yarro after
nU ai, Rehc vanshe compared with the complncancv of
Sa1ta Anna after eighteen settled defeats within thirteen
m 'nihs he Tepubiea despefdsse, indeed Why II
this ~ ioitude, the McXcans infinitely more courage
Gus han oven those contiguous islanders Of the Caribbean
whose only historical fault being rca IL too b.avsn And
TIE eEuaordnary point Of tho that these assertions
- inuepdy aud patriotism do scuay appear both unver-
al and sincere There be- peace.pnfiy MEXICO The
voice Of all BE- for open There no terrorism people
are not driven 10 patrosm by the guone and the gaows
/ as NJ Sirogossn and Barcelona
With one accord end heart they proclaim their own
inyincbe determination surrender aud yet they
never face an enemy for moment, and now whom no
Al the gates Of their capital They neither orynq nor
aiming, and will probably be- found without cannon
mounted or battalion mustered All this however but
aggfovacs tho difficulty Of tho American They neither
want ~ capture the towns chastso tho population
They want friendly surrender, pcaceul sale Of a CO.
vciod province. They want the Mexican raufy
bargain, pronounce free consent a0d resign a quet
poseon and the patriotic obsunacy which preoudcs this
arrangement D. precisely that which tho Moxcins are
eqnl Tho American journals admit that tho most com
pIeto success II hof has produced visible effect
on the temper of tho invaded people, aud IL but uo
infihef that these succcsscs possibly Co. The
Americans have already got all sea coast tho customs
The chief ofts, and tho chief towns and while We write
they have probably got the metropolis Of their victims
They have dspcrs thsr armies, captured their generals
and destroyed their MATERIAL bat confessed that the
war seems about as af from be- close ~ when b started
and 10 be what force will DO brought 10 bear
agains people whose aesuiicieney SUITE by no disco,
htufo. whose decisions dspeed by no dofeats and %
can d'p'nso win government, capital, ora coast ~