LATEST INTELLIGENCE THE LONDON MARKETS.

Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 61, 10 September 1881, Page 2

LATEST INTELLIGENCE THE LONDON MARKETS.

FINANCIAL CONDITION OP TURKEY. INDIRECT TAXATION PLA.CED UNDER BONDHOLDERS' CONTROL. London, "Sth September. Consols' remain at 99§. • - * New Zealand securities are unchanged. The total reserve iv notes and bullion iv the Bank of England is 4212,400,000. The Bank rate of discount remains at 1 per cent, and the market rate at 9^. ' Adelaide wheat, ex store, remains at 56*, and New Zealand averago quality, or Btoro, at 555. Adelaide flour, ex store, is ,unohanged at 41s.' ' ' * Australian tallow, beat beef, 37a Gd ; best -mutton, 395. Beat Scotch pig iron, No. 1, free on board in Clyde, is quoted at 48s Gd, an advance of Is. - . At the wool auction to-day, 9500 bales wero offered, making a total of 142,900 oatologuod sinoe the opening. A fair • demand was shown for the various lots offered. The total number of bales withdrawn from salo Bince the commencement of the series is 11,000. The Trades' Union Conference, which haa juat concluded its sittings, has passed rosolutions denouncing tho restrictions placed by some foreign countries upon the fraedom of international trade. Washington, Bth September. Tho latest news from Long Branch, rogan'ing the President, reports that tho fovorish symptoms which appeared shortly after his arrival have now been allayed, auS hia" condi1 tion has improved. i Constantinople, Bth September. Meetingß have recently been hold in this city between tho Ambassadors of tho Great Powers, at which parleying 1 taken place on the snbjoct of tho flnanciaVaffairs of tho Porte. The conference has so far progressed satisfactorily, and has resulted in an agrooment that a council, represent ing tho foroign holders of Turkish bonds, ehould havo completo Buporvision and control of tho indirect taxes of tho Ottoman Empire.