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(Pee Electric Telegraph—Copyright.) (Pee Press Association.) (Received 8 p.m., Feb. 18th.) London, Feb. 17. The Elderalie’s Melbourne mutton is of irregular quality, the cloths being inferior, and is selling at from 3d to 4sd per lb. I The lamb was also of poor quality, an jfl brought from 4id to sd. 9 Best Victorian factory-made butte:J| 100 s per cwt. The agents are combini to secure higher prices. A quantity jH Melbourne butter was put up to &uctt9| in Bristol and brought 89a per owt. (Received noon, Feb. 18th.) Melbourne, Feb. 1 The shareholders of the Federal have resolved on going into liquidation. (Received 12.50 a.m., Feb. 20th.) London, Feb. The wool sales closed with a spirit. Prices compared with the D ber sales were for merino greasy superior lambs 2d, for : inferior good average sorts from £d to Id, Very inferior were from par to |d crossbreds, coarse, from par to M It is expected that 350,000 bales available in the April series. (Special to Press Association.) (Received 1 a.m., Feb. 20th.) 9 Washington, Feb. 17. \ The President has vetoed the resolution of the Committee of the Senate in favour of establishing 3 per cent bonds by which to maintain the gold reserve. Feb. 19. The President has revoked his previous veto , and now consents to the issue of 3 per cent, bonds to maintain the gold reserve.