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~, NEW YORK, July 3d.


The steamship Washington arrived in por, this
morning having sailed on the 18th


London Corn Exchange.
FRIDAY, July 9-rhe arrivals of Wheat coast
wise INTO London have been very scantv. The
Market To-Day was very numerousy attended. and
large retaiI business was done in foreign Wheat
at rates quite two shings per quarter above those
OF Monday last. In quotations of town manu-
l"c'"red Flour no change occurred, bu, American
must be quoted Is 10 2s per bb. EIpher The
hnest brands being held at BIS to 3Ss per bbl..
ana Beans and Peas were held with moro firm.
ness but there was not much passing either in
these articles or in the Indian Corn.


Cotton Market.


LIVERPOOL, July H.-Cotlon Market very s.ca
dy. Sales l0,OGO bales


July 9.-CotOn dull, with decline OF ID on
all American qualities; 1900 American sold fer
export.


LONDON, July l5.-Cotlon is in a good demand
at full prices.


ConsoIs oSi 10 !, with firm market.


The Potato Disease.
The London STANDARD publishes a letter from
Charles Roberts said to be gentleman Of bigh
consideration, and living in a neghborhood which
Is extensively devoted tc the cultivation of the no
tnto. 1t is dated Bicknglon, BarnstabIc, JuIy
lOth. and says:-


within the last three days, the potato disease
mas shown itself through hundreds of acres of
That root generally attacks the carly sorls an
those crops which are just come to perfection, and
extremely line crops they are. THIS is an extern
sive agricultural parish. have just heard that i,
has also made lis appoaranco in large sandy
district near tho sea. about five niles from here,
ana winch district last year suffered bat traln.lv.
ne people arc taking up the crop aud putting
them IN dry earth for the snosOn befDrn r,,, ,,.lD
is affected. Oilers are strewlnI slack lime over
the GROUND and leaves. Thus may arrest It, pro.
fng. hfs -1Prespi The symp'omsare very alarm .


The Ship Fever at Liverpool.
We regret 10 learn that fever 10 an alarming
degree still prevails in Liverpool. The Rev
VIM. Dale, OF ST. Narv's Edmund street, is the
eighth victim TO the peslIIonce among tho RonIn
Catholic Clergy of LVorpoDl. Typhus fever is
increasing aiarmtngIy among the "navvies" Gun
Poycd on the CIledonit railway. intrmparcucc.
want OF vegetable food, and the dorp huts which
these laborors nhrhlt, have contributed 10 IN
crease the prevailing disease.