CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VI, Issue 1862, 11 December 1884, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

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IiEUTER'S-TELEORAMS.

Melbourne, December 10,

Shippirig ivlieat, 3s Btl .to 3s 9d; the .market is : ;dullj Malting barley isijuiet at 3s lOclto 4s 4d; the .d.emand t for.nwlting., .bai'ley-in-'- bond is steady but not. active. New Zealand oats—Feeding sorts, 3s 6d to 3s 8d j the market is a,shade firmer ; milling ditto,.3 s 8(1 to 3g'9d,. .with rather more inquiry at reduced'prices.''' New Zealand oats, under bond, 2s 8d to 2s lid, The market for kauri timber is steady; 1 London, December 9.

... Off coast cargoes of Adelaide wheat are quoted at 343 6d, an advance of Is per quarter, Adelaide wheat, ex store, remains at 35s 6d"; and ;Ke,w Zealand ditto at 30s 6d to 33s ~. Adelaide flour, ex store, 23s 7d. '' The tallow, market is unchanged. ' Melbourne, December 10.

In consequence of the.' Bmallpox epidemic at Sydney, the Union Steamship Company of New.Zealand hasordered a close medical-inspection of all the passengers and ..crews sailing for New .Zealand from .Melbourne and Sydney. ■ ■■ . '■

London, December 10,

. Captain Dudley and- the mate; 1 Stephens, of the yacht Mignonette, who were sentenced to death, have been respited,

Cairo, Decembor 9. The headquarters of the British expedition tor the relief of Khartoum will advance on Saturday next: from Dongola to Ambukol.

The Egyptian Government has ppealed against the verdict obtained by French, Italian, and Austrian- members of the caisso of the public debt in -the..action brought by them oh ac.icouht of-the suspension of the caisse in September, ■',•

' ' Paris, December, 9,; Instructions have been, sent to Admiral Courbet and General Delisle to pursue, a policy of inaction, and to 1 refrain from engaging the enemy,Melbourne, Thursday. Received December 11th, 12.50 p.m. —The amended Railway Bill, adopted by tho Legislative Assembly, passed ■all' stages of the Council last evening, and the business of the session is now finished.

All convalescent smallpox patients were released from quarantine and the disease has now disappeared from the colony.