LATE CABLES.

Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 139, 17 May 1890, Page 2

LATE CABLES.

By Electric Telegraph.— Copyright • I PER IINITRI) PREBS AfWVCIATION.i Lonbow, May 16. It is probaWe that the Bey. Dr Parker, tbe eminent Congregational minister, will pay a visit to- Australia. The Pall Mall Gazette protest* against the Marquis of Saliffbaryf»"fn- r - tentioa to surrender to (JerojanyA Bamangwatoland (the sow of Austria^' surrounding Lake Ngami, in Southern Africa. The total quantity ot wheat; and] flour. afloat for the United Kingdom -is 2,675,000 quarters, and for the Continent 736,000 quarters. The American visible supply k 23,784,000 bushel*. • Bank of New Zealand, shares, £&, National Bank of New Zealand. £1 Ids :r .. The quotations for frozen mutton are unchanged. Beef •how* a decline* of id per lb. ,♦ New Zealand hemp, good medium quality, £23 5s to £23 tOs, General Braekenbttry asserted it. was time Austria ceased to be a milcfe cow for gunmakers and inventor*. It is expected that few buyers wit attend the next Australian wool salesIt is stated that purchasers have been, severely bitten of late, tbeir loss frequently amounting to £4 per bale; H. M. Stanley, speaking at Guildhall, denounced the Quakerism and namby-pamby journalifem which were* thwarting enterprise in Africa. H* hoped German rivalry would stimulate) England to- further exertion*. ; Sera*, May l6v Th* trial of Major Panitza, f or goo*epiracy has began.