NEWS BY CABLE

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2336, 2 July 1886, Page 2

NEWS BY CABLE

(by elkotr'o telegraph—copyright) Heutbr's Telegrams. THE ELECTIONS IN ENGLAND. WOOL SALES. London, July 1. _ Received July 3,1 a.m.-Conserva-tive candidates have been returned unopposed for three of the Liverpool seats, Baron de Worms being one of the number.

Michael Davitt,. Home Ruler, has announced himself a candidate in oppo. •sition to the Marquis of Hartingfcon. Mr Gladstone has issued an appeal to the London electors calling upon them to support such candidates as are pledged to redress the injustice under which Iroland suffers, and thus consolidate a hearty union between that country and England, which will add immortal strength to the British Empire. '

London, June,3o. , Consols 101$. New Zealand aeourities unaltered,; Market rate has risen to 1J and is now If below • bank rate. Breadstuffa and tallow maintain last quotation.

Wool catalogue.—l2,6oo bales were submitted to auction to-day, the various 'lots'meeting with firm and, active demand,

Arrived—Loch Breden from Port Ghalmers, dated April 2nd,

New York, June 30. Per Merchant Shipping and Underwriters Association—Arrived— Stella, from Auckland, April 7, London, July 1. . The nomination of candidates for the new Parliament commenced to. day when 255 members were elected without opposition. The returns give the following party divisions of. those elected; - Fifty-five . supporters of Gladstone, 46 Unionists, 96 Conservatives, and 68 Parnellites. <