NEWS BY CABLE

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume IX, Issue 2634, 28 June 1887, Page 2

NEWS BY CABLE

[REUTER's TELEGRAMB], Br Electric Telegraph-Copyright London, June 25. In addressing a meeting at Manchester last night, the Marquis of Hartingtondeclared that a reunion of tho Liberal party at the present juncture was impossible, but expressed his willingness to enter a conference on ' the subject if Mr Gladstone should propose such a conference at some future date. ' .

The wheat markes is inactive, and there is a tendency among the-buyers to favor cargoes on tbe spot. Ails-, tralian cargoes on the spot are ',6| lower than last rates, and off cobt' cargoes are unchanged. Two cargoes., have-been sold for shipment >tb' America, but the;principle sales bayebeen for the Continent. . ... .

At the wool sales all classes hav'o' improved, aud the demand from America has to a large extent assisted the prices, The closing rates are on a par with the April closing rates, and in many instances thoso rates have been exceeded. The number of bales catalogued was 182,000, of t which 10,400 were withdrawn. Sydney. June 25.

Eliza Hunter, one "of the victims of the Hawkesbury Bailway accident died to-day from the effects of her injuries, The enquiry into'the accident is.still proceeding, Human remains'have been found at : Bevmagiii, which are supposed to be. those of the. Lamont Young party,! which .dissappeared .seven years ago, and have not since been heard of. ! Brisbane, June 25; ■ Two voluntas were seriously in-

jured to-day by .tlie bursting of a charge of a-gutt during praoMiso at an encampment now beinc; helij.