CABLEGRAMS AND LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.

Manawatu Times, Volume III, Issue 74, 26 June 1878, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS AND LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.

[bBUTEB's TELE&BAMS TO PEE3B AGENCY.] LONDON, June 22, Money is m moderate demand ; discount differing. The Stock Exchange is adversely affected by the heaviness on some Continental houses. Operators are disposed to realise. -■ Consols, 95 £. The market for Australasian securities is very steady. In the wool market, an unflagging interest is displaying itself, and an improvement or 5 per oent, is maintained as sales progress. The present series olose about the sfch of July. The com market is weak, with a downward tendency m consequence of heavy foreign arrivals^ The American harvest estimates are fifty million quarters. [special.] June, 23. After three hours' discussion m Congress, the English and Ausfcrians' demand that the Balkans be the limit to Bulgaria, was conceded. This conversion removes the crisis regarding the Eastern. Question, but exoifces popular opposition at St. Petersburg. The Turks fortify the Balkans. BERLIN, June 24. The boundaries oE new Bulgaria terminate at the Balkans, but include Sophia. It is certain that Austria either annexes or directly controls Bosnia and Horzegovina. Montenegro receives Port Autivari. Russia and Eoumauia will probably divide Bessarabia. WELLINGTON, Tuesday. The site occupied by the Supreme Police, and Resident Magistrate's Courts, Lambton Quay, were pat up for sale by auction to-day, on behalf of the Government. The attendance was large, and the bidding; spirited. The frontage consisted of 107 feet, and the bidding started at £100 per foot, and ran rapidly up to £150 without there being any cessation. The property was finally knocked down to Dr. Bulier at £153 per foot, the amount realised being £16,371.