CABLE NEWS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume IV, Issue 1056, 24 September 1883, Page 2

CABLE NEWS.

LATfcST FROM tUHOPF. [renter's telegrams —copyright. J Monetary and Commercial ; * • London, Sept. 21. Consols are quoted at a decline of New Zealand securities: —Five per cent 10-40-L0an,‘..103 ex div j Five per cent 1889 Loan, 1904 Loan, 101%; Four per cent inscribed stock, 102. Colonial breadstuffs continue dull and’ declining. Adelaide wheat, ex store, faj quoted today at 43s per being fall 6f is 6d. New Zealand wheat, ex store, remains at 40s to 445. Adelaide-flour, ex store, 335. The quantity of wheat afloat has increased during the Week by 50, boo quarters, the total set down at. 1,750,9100 'Australian tallow-best beef, ibs Best rauttori, 41s. Best; Sydney copra, sun dried, L2O 10s per ton. Bcst:AusUralian leather, ii|£d per lb. >; , v /■ < [R«ceived>S<pt.' 2d, v 12.80 ; p/rf.| i !i 5 • London/ Sepfe : 22. v Consols remain &t' ,! Zealand securities Five per. '.16-40’loan tb-day is quoted •nn^yai^.(tf,3C(S3.,Fife^ < loan remains at 106^; Four} aiuLa half per cent. 1879-1904 loan has. advanced by 30s to l fier cent, inscribed' stock is quoted at ioij4,k decline Of loi There are no changes '■ to' ‘ report in colonial bread'stufife ahd tallow.' ; Irfi-i% •■■■'%& ' . ■. fj-; - At to-day’s auction 10,100 bales were offered. A The present series of sale^close on the' 4th of October, '7/ ! ; "• {Received’ Sept 24,12i2d p.m.Jl’ . ‘English^Oohtr^^^fy^ ", - Sepc; ? l^ It bas 'transpired tWat the financial adviser tothe Kheqive of Egypt has been offered to Mr Edgar Vincent, but that gentleman’s acceptance of the position has not yet . been -notified.

■ ANew Loan. . ' Ix)NDON r Sept 23. ; Sir Arthur Blyth, Agent-General for South Australia, has invited tenders for his Government f6r -a loan of La,500,000. The minimum is fixed at The newGoverporofQue^asiani . Sir Anthony. Musgrjove, CrQVernor of Queensland, sailed for- Brisbane lo*day by the; Orient steamshipSorata..;.! Disturbed Ireland. A . proclamation has been issued by tb'e Irish’ Executive declaring certain parts of the counties Mayo; Glare and Limerick to be disturbed The force of i now'istafioned . there has been found to be insufficient to preserve order, and -feL-tb be Strengthened. : -.1;; Cetewayo, „ ; The i Daily News in its, ; :issue this morning, publishes a telegram from its ' correspondent in Natal, styling that a message “was sent by the Governor of that colony to Get ewayo requiring his surrender, but was not in the form of an ultimatum. . -, f [Contradicted. T ; 2L An official denial has been given to the reports that have recently been current here, to the that King Alfonso, who is now on a visit tp the German Emperor, is taking advantage of his presence at the Geiman Court to bring about an alliance between the two countries. r [Received Sept. 24, 2 p.raij- ' Arrivals. LONDON,Sept'22. The Merchant Shipping and Udderwriters’ Association report the arrivaljo f the Roseneath from Lyttelton (33rd May); Anazi from- Timaru (29th .May) j Wellington from Port Chalmers, Xl4th June); Monarch {sic, Northern Monarch) from Port Chalmers (June 15 th); Queen of the Bay from Tiraara (30th May). . [Received Pept 24,12.30 p,m.j London, Sept 22. The catalogue at to-day’s woo! auction comprised 10,000 * bales, which were offered to a firm market-fop«S but low to inferior qualities, which remain generally dull. -----