The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-06
.ATEST FOREIGN NEH
ENGLAND.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN AND COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL, July 5.-A leading grain cir
cular saws there was more general steadi-
ness in the wheat trade this week, though
active business has not yet been resumed.
Prices are tirmer after the recent decline.
Cargoes off the coast are in better request,
with moderate continental demand. In
some instances more money is required on
the spot for business done at Tuesday cur
rencies. Maize was slow and unchanged,
but for forward arrival the demand was
steady, buyers paying extreme rates ana oc-
casionallv slight advance at this market.
To-day there was an average attendance OF
country buyers, who purchased red and
white wheat to a fair extent ut the full
prices of Tuesday. In flour moderate
business was done, but its value is unal-
tered. Corn was taken freely at last quota
tons.
This weeks circular Of the Liverpool
Cotton Brokers' Association says: "Cot-
ton was quiet early in the week, but on
Wednesday the demand revived. Iester-
day there was considerable business, with q
hardening tendency. American was heavy
OF sale at the beginning OF the week, but
during the last few days the demand has
increased, and quotations are raised one
sixteenth Of penny for medium, and one
eighth for lower grades of Sea Island. Sales
have been moderate and prices steady. Flu
lures luctuated but little early in the week,
but the demand was active yesterday and
to-day, and prices have advanced 1924.
and Id. in more distant positions from last
Thursdays rates."
Doing We'll.
New YORK, July 5.-A dispatch from
London says that when the Shoemaccae-
mettes stopped rowing to-day they were
doing well, with chances good.
WHY THE "sHoES" WERE BEATEN.
LONDON, July 5.-The Columbia's won
the only boat race ever gained by an Amerl-
can crew in England. The cause OF the de-
feat OF the s'Shoes" is explained by the fact
that Joseph Nadeau had been seized with q
violent attack of darrhna early IN the MORN
ing, and after the practice-pull his condi-
ton became worse, but he refused to listen
to the proposition to withdraw from the
race. At the conclusion OF the heat the
three men came in not at all distressed by
their terrible struggle. What there was Of
the race was the hardest ever rowed ut
Healer. The London time was eight min
utes and twenty-siX seconds.
Canada.
THE ORANGE PARADE IN MONTREAL JULY 18th.
MONTREAL, July 1.-TWO hundred magis-
trates of this city and district assembled to-
dav and considered the best means OF pre-
serving the peace OH the 10th instant. Re-
solutions were adopted deploring the fact
that the Orangemen intended to parade, and
placing the peace OF the city in the hands OF
the Mayor on the 18th instant, as on other
days. were adopted.
Destitute RhodoDe Refugees.
LONDON, July 5.-A Constantinople dis
patch to the Times says that the British
consular agent there had Just returned from
his mission to inquire as to the means neces-
sary for relieving the $4,000 destitute refu-
gees in the Rhodope mountains. lie reports
that influential Turks in that district hay C
offered to enlist, ii required, $4,000 men for
the English service.
The European Congress.
LONDON, July 5.-At Thursdays sitting
of the congress some secondary questions
were settled, as we'll as those already men,
toned. 1t was determined that the monks
OF all nationalitles inhabiting Mount AthoS
should have equal privileges. The only re.
servation as to the Danube is that Russia,
while acknowledging the entire freedom oil
navigation of that river in time OF peace,
does not admit such freedom in time OF war
The Berlin correspondent Of the Times
basis his supposition as to the probable set.
Element Of the Batoum question by Russia
receiving Batoum on condition OF never
fortifying it under any preteXt, on Bis.
marck's utterances at Tuesdays interview,
and believes that if the question is not set.
tied privately, but is brought forward al
Saturdays sitting, Bismarck will resolutely
take Russia's part and declare that while
he should applaud any compromise, he can.
not but consider binding the signatures Of
Turkey and England to the San Stefano
treaty and the Anglo-Russian agreement
respectively. The English press unani.
mously, even including the Daily Ne,rs,
object to the cession Of Batoum, while the
conservative organs are very much discon.
certed with the results of the congress, but
they all regard the danger OF rupture as
obviated.
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 5.-The sale OF the
newspaper the Russian World in the
streets has been prohibited in consequence
Of an unusually strong article against Eng.
land on the Batoum question.
Opposition to President Correso.
| PANAMA, July 5.-Rumors Of reyolu.
ton still continue. It Is thought, with the
| arrival Of the Bogota delegation, an effort
| will be made to displace President Correso
r AME AND SICK HORSES Or
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