CALOGRAMS.

Thames Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2925, 1 July 1878, Page 2

CALOGRAMS.

LATEST.^J"- — (BEUTEBis'^JK'IACr -* *$**** AGENCY.) ' - — ~~*C ; Beeiin, June 29. A majority in the Congress have recognised Servian independence, and authorise Austrian occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

(Special to £pss Agency.) • y -.->"" , London, June 29. The first innings of the Hunslet team closed for two hundred and twenty?eight, I and the second innings of the Australians j for one hundred and eighty. Hunslet, second, nine, out.for twenty-eight. The bowling of Allen and Spofforth was very effective. The game resulted in a draw. The bank .reserve is seriously weakened by the efflux of gold for abroad. Great activity on the Stock Exchange, particularly in foreign stocks. Loans in great demand.. Consols,'rising, ninety-five and three quarters. Australian securities arc remarkably firm. Wool—Satisfactory operations on openng rates. * The corn market is fiat and drooping. -There is a splendid prospect of favorable harvest operations. (JiEUTEu's Special to Pbess Agency.) London, June 29. The Congress discussed the question

of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Austrian occupation is believed to be imminent.

The first innings of the Australians at Hunslet closed for 205 ; Altan, not out, 39.

The Hunslet eleven are out for 211 runs ; very fast play.