The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-19
FRENCH RADICALS REPRESSED.
AWeeks Review Of British Finance, Trade
and the Supply of Breadstuffs.
STOCKS AND VALUES.
--latest from Austria, Hungary and
Other Quarters.
ENGLAND.

hxANY ADDITIONAL DEATHS IN CONSEQUENCE OF
THE STEAMSHIPS coLLIsIoN-FIvE PAssES-
GERS KNOWN TO SURVIVE
LONDON, Feb IS 1876
or the tweny-nine persons landed at Deal from the
unfortunate steamer Strath Clyde many greatly
kexhausted and three have since died.
A SAD ENUMERATION.
The accounts OF the number on board the Strah
Clyde conflicting The most reliable seems to be
khirty and twenty-sx passengers, OF whom
bleven were saved at Dover. The total number who
ershed is put at sixteen addition to the three who
hed at Deal.
THE DISABLED VESSELS.
The steamer Francona, which belongs to the Ham,
burg American West India line outward bound for
khe West Indies. She anchored in the Downs, of
IDEAL, last night but steamed eastward at daylight,
eomng to London to repair She has since been re-
ported as passing Thames haven.
The Strath-C1yde lies in the Fairway about two miles
pr Dover. her standing twenty feet above the
water
Two ladies and three gentlemen reported have
Deem picked up by passing vessel bound for London
GEvENTY PERSONS SAID TO HAVE BEEN ON
BOARD THE sTRATH-cLYDE-THE GREATER LOSS
AMONG THE PASSENGERS.
The lists published by the papers this afternoon show
that the Strath Clyde had three passengers
crew numbering forty seven.
ONE MORE DEAD
Another person has died at Dover.
Ofthe forty known to be rescued only six pas
eengers Of whom is among the who have since
hied.
INQUEST ON THE BODIES OF THE VICTIMS OF
THE STEAMSHIP DISASTER.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1875
An inquest the bodies of tho victims OF the Srath-
Clyde disaster was opened at Deal yesterday.
The captain Of the StrathClyde complained that the
Eranconia never attempted assist his people, not
Even a rope was thrown to save the drowning.
GENERAL scHENcKs DIPLOMATIC POSITION
LONDON, Feb 1s-Evening
The Daily Telegraph is informed that the state
Snents published by the Central Press yesterday that
General schenck the American Minister, had resigned
hnd that his resignation had been accepted,
authorized
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPoRT-oPER
TIoNs DURING WEEK
LONDON, Feb IS 1876
Money was easy on the close OF settlement Dis
eount market steady, with much OF the business going
DO the Bank of England The prospect of heavy re-
kceipts of gold from America and Australia has weak
Aned the ratio somewhat The Stock Exchange has
been without special feature Consols for money have
kvung monotonously between o. 1l6 and "a 3-16
ing at inside rate
While American governments generally show frac-
Bional decline railways after some fluctuations close
higher than at the opening Of the week.
BRzADsTUyPs SUPPLY PRIcEs
The grain trade has experienced check in Its up
ward movement; the demand has been slack last
week's prices maintained with difficulty and at
Birmingham, Bristol and Manchester yesterday wheat
barley and slow but steady; beans peas and
flour neglected. maize declined Cd Tho quantity Of
wheat coming 70 Great Britain is slowly diminishing
bat the number OF cargoes sale or the coast Is
hgan large
THE PARIS MARKET
fon Wednesday was very QUOT The prices or wheat,
0our and rye maintained only absence OF pres
eure of sales Last weeks wheat and -four imports
hnto Great Britain foot up $4,000 quarters There
were fair deliveries Of English grain and fair average
hprices were obtained English wheat being quoted
lat AS, barley at 33s. I'd. and oats at 24s Cd
THE QUOTATIONS.
I'm the Mark Lane Express this morning unchanged
rom those Of Monday but the demand is reduced
SELLERS are anxious receive offers, at de-
hlne for wheat, maize and oats.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Is 1876.