The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-14
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, September l3.-Eleven per.
sons perished Saturday from gas in the
DOwington Wood Colliery, Shropshire,
A special from Vienna says that the
Servian Ministry have issued a circular
to the chieis OF the several districts, say
ing; ave are living on the best terms
with the Porte, and we therefore order
you to prevent this good understanding
from being disturbed, either by permit
ting volunteers to Join the insurgents or
by the export OF arms, ammunition and
provisions
LONDON, September l4.-A special
from Paris to the daily NetrS reports that
the constitutional party in France have
resolved to force NJ, Builett to break
openly with the BOnAparlists at the next
meeting Of the Permanent Committee, or
to convene the assembly before the ap.
pointed time,
LONDON, September l4-5:SO A. NJ
John IL. Watt, merchant OF Glasgow,
has failed. Liabilities estimated at $780,
600.
Further accounts OF tho accident to the
steamer State Of Virginia say that the
leak was discovered when the steamer
was one hundred miles east OF Cape Race
and that fourteen feet Of water was in the
hold before the position Of the leak was
ascertainCd. Tho wAter.tight Compart-
mGnts saved the vessel,
LONDON, September l4--G A. MA
special to the Morning Standard says that
the Prince OF Montenegro, replying on
Saturday to n deputation which urged
declaration Of war, declared that his de-
cision would depend on the attitude Of
the Servian SkuptsChina,
THE GRAIN MARKET
The Mark Lane ErpreSsin its review Of
the corn trade has the following; There
has been but little change in tho wheat
market generally, which with tho new
product has only been moderately sup
piled, the best quality mostly maintain
ing its previous value, while inferior has
tended downward. The general average
Is now within sixpenCG Of last year,
though the amounts then sold were double
those now; but the foreign imports still
being free, the country has been amply
supplied ut rather low rates. Flour has
recovered franc in Paris, and fine old
wheat has risen one shilling per quarter.
The French markets as a general thing
have remained calm and unchanged, but
in some Of the country places there has
been further decline. Belgium aud
Holland have given away in the new
qualities about one shilling per quarter,
In Germany the tendency, from the firm
ness Of the weather, has been downward.
The same is true in Hungary for inferior
qualities though the yield Is scarcely an
average one, but at Odessa tho holders
maintain the prices greatly to the
detriment Of the export trade. In conf.
dencc that they will eventually be paid
for their patience as the season
advances and the general deficiency Is
known to be still dropping, At present
the yield is only an average one In guam
tity, and as from this a large deduction
must be made for It's general lightness. In
the actual amount Of -four produced we
may possibly count on further deficiency
Of 100000 quarters nt time when our
population Is vastly on an increase. We
have no doubt our imports will meet our
necessities, but we expect rs the season
terminates that 1t will be close run,