CABLEGRAMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VII, Issue 2139, 6 November 1885, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT*! Kwrr's Telegrams. Memoubne, November S, - Messrs Goldsbrough and Co, held their usual weekly' wool sale this afternoon, The rooms were! crowded with British, foreign, American, and' local "buyers, and the bidding throughout was spirited, American buyers being especially noticeable, 5000 lialeg were djpsed of during the afternoon, Greasy wines gol'dqp to one shilling and one farthing par lb., and scoured wools as much as sixteen pencb three farthings. Private telegrams received to-day advise opening of wool sales at Antwerp. The markets show an improving tendency |<jr all descriptions of staple, ' - ' • London, [November 4, The Doric arrived at Piymquth this' morning, from Wellington (25th Septem-

bev). Her cargo of frozen meat is in good condition.

•The stock of tallow in London on the 2nd of this month was 18,600 casks.' 1 November 5. The Marquis of Salisbury addressed a public meeting at Lambeth last night, and in the course of his speech referred. |to the question of reciprocal tariffs. He pronounced in favor of reprisals- against those countries which refused a reciprocal tariff, and further urged that the duties now levied should be reduced in favor of s goods imported from British colonies. Sydney, Novembers. , _ The City of Sydney sailed for San Francisco this afternoon via Auckland, with £12i;000 specie from this port. Sir John Kobinson is generally recognised as leader ,of the Opposition. An effort will bo made if possible to test the strength of parties.'