CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 6, Issue 1799, 27 September 1884, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

[BY ELECIEW TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT

Heuter's Telegrams,

Sydney, September 26,

New Zealand wheat/per bushel, 3s; New Zealand oats 2s lOd; maize, 4s

Sugar Company's No, 1 pieces, per ton, £3l.

London, September 25,

The total reserve in the Bank of England in notes and bullion is £13,200,090, a decrease of £300,000 during the week. The proportion of reserve to liabilities has advanced from 42 per cent, to 45 per cent since last Thursday. The bank rate of discount remains at 2 per cent,, and the market rate at If. The markets for colonial produce are unchanged. Sydney, September 26. The railway returns for this colony show a net profit at the rate of 4A per cent, upon the capital invested. Cairo, September 25. A protest against the violation of the Law of Liquidation by the Egyptian Government was to-day presented by the members of the International Commission to Nubar Pasha, All the representatives of the Signatory Powers, except Italy, took part in the protest.

London, September 26,

The cholera epidemic continues to maintain its deadly character in Southem Europe, At Genoa seventy cases occurred yesterday, and at Naples fifty deaths from the disease are reported daily. No extensive outbreak has yet occurred in Spain, and the mortality from cholera is said to be moderate, A slight revival of the epidemic has taken place at Toulon during the past few days,

Capetown, September 25,

Received September 26th 2.15 p.m. —Considerable agitation is being manifested throughout Cape Colony, and petitions to the queen have been numerously signed against the inaction of the Imperial Government in connection with the aggressive action of the Boers in Beohuanaland,

Calcutta, September 25,

News to hand from Rangoon announces that a formidable rising of convicts recently occurred at Mandalay, the capital of, independant Burmah, In the attempt made by the authorities, which untimately proved successful, to quell the mutiny, several hundred prisoners were killed by the Burmese troops,