ENGLISH & FOREIGN.
SPECIAL TO THE GLOBE. LONDON, September 1. The tin market is firm, with hardening prices. The com market is steady. In the wool market prices have slightly given way, and the bidding is irregular. 9519 halos were disposed o£ to-day. The returned Communists arrived at Paris in rags. The Homo Rulers are stumping Ireland. [REUTER’S telegrams.! CONSTANTINOPLE, September 1. THE GREEK FRONTIER. With reference to a telegram from Athens, dated August 28th, stating that the Porte had agreed to the Protocol of of the Conference as a basis for negotiations for setting the Greek frontier. It is now understood that the consent of the Porto will he subject to important reservations. ST. PETERSBURGH, Sept. 1. General Cazareff, commanding the Turcoman expedition, is dead. SINGAPORE, September 1. The schooner Suhaham, from here to Fraemantle, was wrecked off Anjor Point on the 31st of August.
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Globe, Volume XXI, Issue 1728, 3 September 1879, Page 2
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