The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-27
An English Army Ready to
March Into China.
FIRES, STORM And NSURRECTON IN ASIA.
Striking Miners Likely TO Be Reconciled to
the British Capitalists.
HYGIENE AND ROYALlSM IN BELGIUM.
ENGLAND.

D1sRAELI's POSITION ON THE KxTRADIrIoN
QUEslIoN-LoRD DERBY's REPLY NOT FOR
wARDED TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VOTE
FATAL ExPLosIoN-THE BALKAN DEATH MYs-
Terry TO BE REINvEsr1GArED.
LONDON, Juno 20, 1915
During the session Of the House OF Commons this
afternoon the Marquis of Harrington asked Mr. Dsrae
whether he would fix day discuss Sir William vcr-
Harcours motion for the production Of the
diton papers.
Mr.. Dsraeli in reply said he unable to lay the
complete papers before the House before the debate,
Lord Derbys Secretary Fish's last note,
though written, had not been despatched.
GOLFERS DEMANDS AND CAPITALISTS NIGHTS
The question whether the Durham Golfers would
submit 10 reduction OF wages strike, decided
by ballot at large meeting OF tho men at Durham
Saturday. Twenty thousand OF the miners favored
bitraton. while 10, 900 favored strike.
The Secretary OF the Miners Association has consc-
lueny Informed The Of too Collicry Proprc-
Sors' Association that the proposed arbitration rs ac
eeped
FATAL EXPLOSION
serious coiery explosion took place to-day II the
Birlcy pit at Sheffield Several miners killed.
Five bodies have already been recovered.
Late advices from the scene the disaster report
Ihus:-lt has been ascertained that there were only
TX in the Birey pit when the explosion occurred.
They all killed.
coRoxxR's INQUEST ouAsHED
The Court of Queens Bench has quashed the Coro-
lers Inquest into the death Of Mr. Bravo known as
he BALKAN mystery, and ordered new inquiry be-
lore coroner and anothsr jury, on The ground Of
illusion Of evidence at the former inquest
PRICE or SILVER
The market for silver is Hat The nearest price that
can be quoted is 50kd
sREApsrurrs MARKErs--rHE HOME FOREIGN
DEMAND.
rhc Mark Lane Express this evening, In its usual
weekly review Of the grain trade, says:-"The wheat
plant mostly looking healthy and promising, and
there appears be reasonable prospect Of moderate
not fair CROP The acreage Short owing to bad seed
time, which rendered IL necessary to many fields
originally intended for wheat with beans or barley 1t
appears probable that tho Of 1876 viii be of
moderate crops OF iar quality gathered at somewhat
Atcr period than ordinary.
pxxAsn
'Thc wheat trade sustained as It has been for
lime by tho Continental demand and the possibility of
political difficulties has entered upon phase Of quiet.
owing the cessation OF foreign requirements aud the
diminished attention Eastern affairs have commanded
At the same time supplies are being rapidly pushed
forward from America and Russia. and, with tho
Mcipated enormous California crop the background,
little probability exists OF prices ADVANCING
"a dropping tendency became apparent at tho begin
nng OF the week. and the fine weather, which has
been pretty general throughout the kingdom, has
shocked the hrmncss which upheld by the
sumptvc demand. The on-coast grain trade has ruled
quiet but rather better demand has been apparent
Tor cargocs OF wheat decline Of about 2s per quar-
Ter last weeks prices No Improvement has taken
place for forward Shipment the supply or the coast
moro than sufficient TO meet present requirements,
and tho nnc weather further tends render buyers
careless Maize and barley offer features"