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[REUTER’S TELEGRAMS —COPYRIGHT.] Money and the Markets. London, Nov. 13. Consols have declined and are quoted to-day at 102 New Zealand securities are firm at the following quotations:—Five per cent. 10-40 Loan, Loan, 104 ; Four and a Half per cent. 1879-1904 Loan, The market rate of discount is now and the bank rate 5 per cent. Breadstuff's are. quiet, and are unchanged. Adelaide wheat, ex store, 495; New Zealand ditto, 43s to 465; Adelaide flour, ex warehouse, 33s 6d. Australian tallow Best beef, 42s ; best mutton, 43s 6d. Bad for the Prophet. Alexandria, Nov. 13.
The organisation of the expedition against the false prophet and his followers has been completed, and a. force of 1,000 men have set out for Soudan. [.SPECIAL TO THE PRESS ASSOCIATION —COPYRIGHT.] Attempted Assassination of the Sultan. London, Nov. 13, 6.20 p.m. A member of the Palace Guard has been arrested for attempting the life of the Sultan. The “ Standard ” Urges Moderation. The Standard strongly urges a policy of moderation on the Conservative party. Diplomatic. Several changes have been made in foreign diplomatic representatives abroad. M. Ducrais, French Ambassador at Brussels, has been removed to Rome; and the Italian representative in London, General Count Menabrea, has been removed to Paris, and is replaced at the Court of St, James’ by Chevalier Nigra, at present in St. Petersburg. The Legion of Honor. _____ London, Nov. 13, 8 p.m. Messrs Seward and Castella and Dr Smith have been decorated with the Legion of Honor, in consequence ot their exhibits at the Bordeaux Exr hibition. The Cloture. London, Nov. 14, morning.
r i he debate on the Premier’s proposed new rules of procedure was re: sumed in the House of Commons last evening, when Mr Gladstone move 4 the adoption of the second rule, pror viding that no motion for adjournment of the House shall be made, except by leave of the House, until after the orders of the day and the notices of motion have been entered upon. A large number of amendments was proposed, and the discussion continued until the rising of the House.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 793, 15 November 1882, Page 2
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