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Waikato Times, Volume XX, Issue 1682, 17 April 1883, Page 2

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fk thesJjfouse|6f (^ini(^^^to-wi^^pK Gladstone announced that Lord Wolseley and Lord Alcester (Admiral Seymour) will receive pensions of two thousand pounds' a year each for Jife.| P" J "\ Thfc wool market continues cpiiet,^/ The | newfarrivals to date for liext^ auctions, amount to £50,000 bales. April 14. The triat of Mr. Bradlaugli for the issue of certain alleged blasphemous l hoo]if, was , opJifittulecl / to-Qay, and 're-, stilted in aiv acquittal. . < u <\ X '>* St. Pkteksbpjkjh, April 14. It, -has ..that .^a -revivAl-ofi activity in Nihilist circles recently has /manifested^ raiid numorous arrests Jiave been made by the police. ' ' • l

New Zealaist T Loan. Lonjjox, April 14. New Zealand five per emit. 10-40 loan has to-day advanced £1, and is now at 108.}, TheW are' lio^ciialigca to report in securities or in colonial produce.

(Received April 10th, 11 55 p.m.) Commercial. .LONDON, April 13. Consols remain at 102§. ' Ne\V Zealand securities are at the following prices: 5 per cent. 10-40' loan, 107^ ; 5 per cent. 1889 loan, 106; 4} per cent. 1879-1904 loau, 102\ ; 4 per cent, inscribed stocks, 102. J. Colonial breadstuff's coutinue dull at last quotations. , Adelaide wheat, ex warehouse, oOs ; New Zealand wheat, e\ warehouse, 44s to 48s : Australian flour, ex warchouse,\34s. The total quantity of wheat afloat for Great Britain is 2.210,000 qrs., 140,01)0 qrs. less than last week, • Australian tallow remains firm ' I at 44s for best beef, and 46s for best mutton.