NEWS BY CABLE

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume VIII, Issue 2400, 15 September 1886, Page 2

NEWS BY CABLE

(b7 ei/ectrw telegraph—oopyright Keuter's Telegrams. THE WODL SALES, London, September 10. At today's auction sales, 11,800 bales were catalogued. The market was strong, and prices showed a further advance. Greasy wools are. now If d to Id higher than ut the close of the June series, Ordinary scoured are 3d to 3f, and good scoured 2d to 2|d higher. Fine short groa&y crossbreds,; ate IJd to 2d, and coarse crossbreds'l'd to 2d higher. <y London, September 10. New Zealand mutton, prime quality, is realising 4| per lb, September 11, At the colonial wool auctions to-dav 10,700 bales were oflered. The market continues firm., Fine crossbred wools are very firm; scoured wools are from 2£d to 3d higher than, at the close of Inst sales.

. September 12. The Times id-.d'iy publishes: an article in whick&stat'es' that.'Mr Cecil Railces, the Postmaster "General; .is at present engaged in examining into the, question of reducing the postal; rates:

ilt further states that he is in favor of universal penny poatago. ; jNew York, September 11, The Agricultural Bureau estimates the coming American wheat prop to yield nine million bushels more than last year London, September 13, General Sir Redvers Buller, who has been dispatched to Ireland for the purpose of suppressing boycotting, is now travelling through County Clare, where agrarian outrages are of frequent occurrence. Constantinople September 13. The Bulgarian National Assembly meets to-day, in accordance with the summons of Prince Alexander. A meeting of the Deputies, who are nominated by the sovereign, has been held, when it was resolved' to combine to ' avert- any foreign occupation of Bulgaria, and for the purpose of securing the return of Prince Alexander,