, 1879-07-03

G.rn.u y,u,a., General proceeded to the
,aI..rr and Il c.rpi ~ tar hArdiye that the
dispatch G Iluum pa,uH to Egypt to sue
g,l him wis 1umurrt unic,, he lmme-
G.ltIy .il.HUj, Tie hhedI'e merely
agun gu.,.rri III. 'ou,U', General TO the
NG:ar.
yellow Fever
T5,,,.. .,ar -1.-rw rI~es OF yellow
;,,,. have u,.uggrl near this city
silver tnlus wanted .m Germany,
BERLIN. june 4J.--The Directors Of the
i,.r,ru Bank %: Germany here, passed
.... .Mt,uu5 declaring an increase OF the
SILVER cuiLaso q Germany lmperatve!y
necessary.
The German Tariff.
lnd,rcndeut newspapers oppose Won
Henningsen's scheme in the Reichstag, for
compromise on the tariff question, by which,
if accepted, the government would gain the
support of the national liberals. A new pro.
posal has been put forward that the revision
Of the tariff be conceded temporarily, until
the amount to be assigned the Imperial
government shall be fixed so rs not to place
the government in uncontrolled possession
u UHIlulteu iuNDHie'
The Troubles il Af.Man.
The Indian government has received in
formation that Abdul Rapman, pretender to
the Afghan throne. who hitherto lived under
Nissan protection, has invaded Badadas-
ham and Afghan troops in Balkan have re-
volted.
EOrpcfO Boat Detained.
The British admiralty have ordered the
detention OF the torpedo boat purchased by
the Peruvian government, which put into
Sheerness for repairs.
English Crops and Markets.
LONDON, June 25. The Mark Lane Ex-
press says that wheat promises but fairly on
mixed and light soils, and the condition of
heavy lands causes we'll founded apprehen-
sious. The condition Of pastures is now
satisfactory, if not luxuriant; but the hay
crop probably has suffered in qualityin con-
sequence of the absence of sunshine. The
general aspect OF the country is almost
month behind hand. Scotch root crops
urgently require return OF sunshine. The
quietude in the grain trade during the past
week was in great measure due to the con-
tinuance of large imports AS well as slight
amelioration OF the weather. The arrivals
of foreign wheat in London to Friday
amounted to $1,000 quarters, principally
from North Russia ports. The delivery at
the country markets indicate that farmers
hold far more abundant reserves than was
expected. The depressing influence of these
deliveries counteracted any apprehensons
Of deficient English harvest. and prices are
unchanged. The demand for all classes of
wheat has been limited. There has been
some slight exception in favor of American
whoats, which We're rather actively dealt
with in the beginning of the week. Nothing
is likely to interrupt the prevalent monotony
pending a not probable revival of the cont.
mental demand.
Maize, there is less inquiry for.
Barley is dull.
Oats declined Cd per quarter.
Arrivals of wheat and maize at ports of
call continued moderate. Wheat off coast
steady with fair continental demand for
white descriptions.
Maize declined Cd per quarter during the
week.
For the week business in wheat and maize
was limited. Good Spring wheats were
sparingly offered, but at the close shippers
showed more disposition to sell. Maize de-
clined Sd in consequence of heavy shipments
from Atlantic ports.
Sales of English wheat last week 40,43G
qrs at Ais Sd per Or, against 26, ,546 qrs at
46s Sd for the same period last year.
Imports into the United Kingdom for the
week ending June 18th, 6S7,33 cwts wheat;
193,663 cwts -four.