LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 69, 20 March 1875, Page 2

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

[Pkess Agency.] INTER-PROVINCIAL. Dunboin, Friday. Captain Baldwin has sold his interest in a run in the interior to Mr Hugh Handysh'e at the rate of £28 500, being about £1 per sheep. Dunedin is filling with visi'ore, who have come to witness tbe races, which commence on TueEday. The latest Cup betting quotations :—4 to 1 Ngaro, 5 ta 1 Traitor, 6 to 1 Earl of Lynne, 8 to 1 Right Bower, Hercules, Castaway, and Templeton, 9 to 1 Spritsail and Pertobe, and IS to 1 Tripolis. Auckland, Saturday. Mr Buckland reports fat theep, full supply, 3 Jd per lb; fat cattle, 26s to 31s Gd per 100 lbs; store calves, 15s to 30s; fat ditto, 25s to 555 ; three-year-old steers, £6 12a; lambs, scarcely represented. Mr G. W. Binney reports business dull, and stocks of provisions and grain very low. Adelaide flour, £\4; Oamaru, £12; wheat, 4s; oats, 4s to 4s 3d; barley, 5s 6 1 ; bran, £7 6s; pollard, £7 10s; hams and 'bacon, ls 4d; cheese, 9d ; oatmeal, £23. The passengers by the Mikado include Mr James Watt (the racehoree owner), Mrs Watt, Colonel Bnd Mrs Moute, the American transit of Venus party, and the Girard troupe, total 122. Wellington, Friday. Five trains a day will shortly run between the Hutt and Wellington instead of four as heretofore. The New Zealand Steam Shippirg Company has purchased the wa'er Bupp'y of the wharf for ten months for £45 ). The Aurora brought from the East Coast to-day fire cases Maori skulls and bonej for the Museum. Mr O'Shea reports best brands of flour at £11 to £11 10s, oats, 3s 7d; new ditto, 3s 10d; o'd maize, 6s 60; potatoes, £6; hams, Is 2d; cheese, 9d. AU the Banks here have agreed to clcse from Thursday evening, the 25th inßtant, till Tuesday morning, the 30th.