CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1436, 21 July 1883, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

Reuter's Telegrams,

LONDON, July 20. Rsceived July 20,10.10 p.m'—New . Zealand oatls, Is 3d per bushel. There is no New Zealand wheat in the market, Maize, per bushel, 2s lOd. Sugar Cow? pany's No, 1 pioces, per ton, £35. ■ ADELAIDE, July 20. Wheat is steady at ss. Town flour per ton, £ll 5s to £ll7s to £lllos country, brands, £lO 5s to £lO jOs, Freights on wool to Lnodon— Greasy, j[ per lb; Scoured, f d, SYDNEY, July 12. Tho total reserve in the Bank of England in notes and bullion is £11,800,000, an increase of £200,000 as compared with the reserve last week. The proportion of reserve to liabilities remain at 41 per cent. The Bank rate of discount is. unchanged at 4 per cent,' and the market rato at 3|. Consols have recovered the last fall and me again quoted-at 99|. 1: , LONDON, / July 20. : It transpired that Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, ono of the representatives of'feat Britain on the Council of the Sufez Canal Company, .has been despatched by the Cabinet to Paris to confer with Comte de Lessepo, with a view of carrying into effect the agreement which was come to on the Uth instant for the construction of a second Suez Canal. : .BERLIN, • July 19. A meeting has been arranged between the German Emperor, William, and the ..Emperor Joseph of •\ustria, to take place at Gastein, in Upper Austria, on the 4th proximo. Paris, ' July 19. 1 M. 'Tridon,' who was recently appointed to succeed M. Bouree as French Ambassador to China, has announced his arrival Pekin. LONDON, " V..: - July 19. - Received July 20, 2.15 p.m.—The Hon Mr Gladstone haa announced his intention of making on Monday next, in the House of Commons, a statement as to the course the Government would pursue regarding the. agreement concluded with' Count deLesseps for a second; Suez Canal. The Hon Evelyn Ashley, Under-

Secretary for the Colonies, stated ill tho House of Cotiimdns to-day, in foply to a'question, .that Sir Thomas -Mollwraith, Premier of Queensland; ;M telegraphed to the Colonial Office that a strong feeling: of discontent prevails in tho'colonyattho decision arrived'at by'the Imperial Government on'the question of the proposed annexation of New Guinea. The Hon Evelyn Ashley added that the Government still considers the proposal premature. '

, . ALEXANDRIA, . July 19, The Khedive has accepted the proffered aid of England for the- suppression of the cholera epidemic, and Sir E, B. Mulct Iras telegraphed requesting that twelve doctors should forthwith be despatched to Egypt;