CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 1971, 22 April 1885, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

[by eleow.o telegraph—copyright f Neuters Telegram, v : :

,{ London, April 21. Their Royal Highnesses, Prince and Princess'-'qf .Wales returned from the South of Ireland to Dublin yesterday. They received an 'enthusiastic reception alpng the route, though-in some case's mingled with hooting. ' '■.

Three per cent. Consols remain at m-" " ;: ' : : New Zealand securities—s portent. 10-40 loan, 100£.; 4| per cent. 1879-1904 loan, lOOi; 4 per cent, inscribed stock, 961. _■ ■.,».*

The market rate of discount- is steady at 2£ per cent,j being l.per cent, below the Bank rate;- v. Colonial Breadstuffs—Adelaide wheat, ex store, 38s;. ditto, off coast, 365; Adelaide flour, ex store, 2fa'\ New Zealand wheat, ex store,'- 32s to 375.

Tallow and hides remain at previous, quotations. )? Wool—The tone of tho market is quiet. Up to the, present time 200,000 bales have arrived for .the next series of auctions. t|V ' .1.

Sydney, April-21. The Wakafcipu sailed for'Wellington'' this evening. The s-s. Glaucus, bound for Lyttelton from Newcastle, put into this port to : day, in order to repair damages she sustained during a heavy gale encountered. Melbourne, April 21.

The trial of Mrs Beach and Frank Howarth for the murder of Francis Beach, at Geelong, was concluded to-day, when both the prisonors were discharged.