TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume V, Issue 1410, 18 November 1886, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

BRITISH AND FOREIGN. [bbuter’s TELEGRAMS -copyright.] londonliarkets Los don, November 16 Gonsols have risen P er cent to loi}£. New Zealand securities —Five per cent 10-40 Loan half per cent 5-30 Loan, cent inscribed Stock, 97. Wheat -Adelaide, ex store, 35s 6d ; Adefa'de flour, 255; New Zealand wheat, lowest 29 , highest 355. IMPERIAL INSTITUTE. 1-OSIK'N, No".'tn ! ’tr 17. f The Prince of Wales has written a letter to Sir Saul Samuel thanking him for his prompt response on behalf of New South Wales, in regard to exhibits for the Imperial Institute. MORE RECIDIVISTES. Paris, November 37» A further batch of recidivisms, numbering 500, embarked 10-day for New Caledonia. AUSTRALIAN. [ret tee’s terror AMS—copyright ] A FALSE ALARM. Sydney, November 16 The steamer Ozone has been granted pratique, there being no infectious disease on board. The captain alone is suffering from intermittent fever. MELBOURNE WOOL SALES. Melbourne. November 17. Messrs Goldsbrough held their usual weekly sale this afternoon. The attendance of buyers was large and competi lion brisk, though prices were barely maintained, especially for medium clips Inferior to good greasy, realised 5 to rod per lb ; superior greasy, n%fd; medium to good scoured, 13d to ißd. The catalogue comprised 7500 bales, 5100 being sold. Goldsbrough reports .having sold 6200 bales during the week’s sales. .THE TEBTULPA GOLDFIELDS. 'Reports from Teetulpa continue favorable ; two loads of washdirt yielded lib weight of gold.