TELEGRAPHIC.

Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 2133, 24 December 1880, Page 2

TELEGRAPHIC.

CABLE NEW S* ENGLISH & FOREIGN. [reuter’s telegrams.] LONDON, December 23. The Tnrco-Greek QuestionThe Great Powers have accepted the proposal made by England to arbitrate between Greece and Turkey, but the former has declined to agree to the game. Cape Affairs. The latest intelligence to hand from the Cape states that the Umhlonhlo and Basntos have been completely routed, and have fled. The Boers have made a fierce attack on Fatchstrom, bnt no details are yet to hand as to the result The MarketsThree per cent. Consols are at 99-f-; Adelaide and New Zealand breadstnffs are unchanged at last quotations, vis.— Adelaide wheat ex warehouse, 49s [6d; Adelaide flour ex ship, 445; Adelaide floor ex warehouse, 355. Australian tallow, best beef, is at 33s 6d; best mutton at 365. New Zealand securities are as follows Five per cent 10.40 Loan, 103; Five per cent. 1880 Loan, 107; Four and a half per cent, 18791904, Loan, 96|-. Shipping. Per Merchant Shipping and Underwriters’ Association:—Arrived—lnvercargill, from Port Chalmers, September 20th; Bygolo, from Wellington, September 25th; Abernythe, from Lyttelton, September 24th. ADEN, December 22. The Fresh Meat TradeThe steamer Frotos, with a cargo o£ fresh meat, has arrived here from Melbourne en route for London. Everything, so far, has been satisfactory. The meat is in a sound condition and the refrigerating machineiy worked well. CALCUTTA, December 23. The Marquis of BiponThe Marquis of Bipon has now recovered. He has resigned his position as i Yiceroy of India, and will most probably ' leave at an early date for England. | NEW YORK, December 23. ; The Grain Panic. The grain panic, which took place at Chicago, has now subsided.