The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-03

wINMow "TINALLY" REMANDED-LoRD DERBY
WAITING FOR sEcRxTARY FIsH's NoTE-PARLIA-
MENrARy AND PRESS suRansEs-THE CAPTAIN
OF THE FRANCoYIA APPEALS AGAINST HIS
SENTENCE.
LONDON, juno 2. 1876.
In the Official report Of wnslow's remand the words
used are "hnaly rcmanded until June Is" The use
Of The word .analy' seems to indicate that winsow
will be released unless the dicuty is settled by that
date
Secretary Fishs answer Earl Derbys last note has
not yet reached London.
AMERICA PERHAPS HAVE THE PRISONER.
When Sir William Vernon Harcourt asked why
he did not bring his motion In the House Of Com
mons Tuesday night, OF which he had given notice.
he was understood say the did not have
the papers ready and in reply further inquiries said
he thought the matter would be patched up and the
United States government get wnslow.
WILL AMERICA HAVE A TREATY PArca'
An inquiry at the Home ONCE about the statement
in the Manchester Guardians London despatch Of yes
terday, that the government would not surrender
winslow until supplemental treaty had been nego-
tated embodying the principles of the act of 1870 and
that communications to that passing,
was answered as follows
ssIn the main that is correct near may be-"
CONVICTED CAPTAIN APPEALS
The case of Captain Keyn OF the steamer Franconia.
which ran into and sank tho strathclyde, who was
convicted OF manslaughtcr in tho Central Criminal
Court April Z, will be reargued before all the COM
mon law judges about the middle of June.
THE COTTON MARKET-PRIcEs AND SUPPLY.
LrvERPoor., June 9, 1876.
The circular Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Asso-
caton issued to-day, in its review Of the week ending
yesterday, says:-"Cotton has been in improved de-
mand and the market has assumed frmer tone, with
more regularity in prices American was depressed in
tho carly part of tho week and declined 116d but sub
sequcnty the demand increased and tho decline was
recovered"
In Sea Island the inquiry has been extremely small
but prices are unchanged.
"PuTuREsn
In futurcs'' there has been fair amount Of bust
American declined I'd, but recovered. and is now
about Lied. above last weeks prices
SALES AND SUPPLY DURING WEEK.
sales Of the week. 1000 bales Exporters took 600
spectators took 1000
Total stock on hand. /, 051, 000
American, 626o0o
Receipts, 81, 900; American % 900
Actual export, 4oO0
Amount ahoat 345, 000 American, 10000
Forwarded from the ships side direct to spnners,
10000
American sales, 600.
BREADsruFFs-THE GRAIN TRADE DURING A WEEK.
leading grain circular says there has been nnc hot
weather this week. but the country needs moisture.
The change of temperature has however, checked the
active disposition to operate and although number
of British markets report fresh advance Of shilling
on wheat the Improvement Is much less pronounced
than previously English wheat has lately risen
above the comparative value Of foreign and tho CON-
sumption Of tho latter may be expected to increase
considerably.
Tho market thinly attended to-day. Millers arc
purchasing wheat moderately at Tuesdays rates.
Rather more money is asked for -four, and in some
cases is obtaipable Corn is in fair request and has
advanced Sd.
WEATHER REPORT.
Tho weather to-day is fair.