HOME AND FOREIGN CABLE NEWS.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XX, Issue 6298, 4 July 1895, Page 3

HOME AND FOREIGN CABLE NEWS.

[ ,'Bt Telegraph—Oopykioht.) i (Tpßa CSTTKD PKCS3 ASSOCIATIOS. ) Received July 4, at 10.15 a-m Loxdox. July 3 The quantity of wheat and flour afloat for tho Vaiteti Kinj-dom is 3.G20.000 qmrtets. and for the Continent 1,490.000. The estimated American vi>il>le supply is 43,C00,000 bnshe!».

Ktghty of the Perthshire's cattle were sold privately. Thwe killed brought sid t» sj|d The Sikh leaves F-ochow for Australian ports on July 14th with l,Boo.ooolbs_of tea, first and second crops, together with 75,000 heavy-weight half chests—less than last sea*«n. Low, medium, and medium Tanyongoa have risen one per cent.. Sapplies of common sorts are scarce and dear. The market is very strong and is expected to continue so. Received Jnty 4, at II 30 p.m. liOsnoN. July 3.

The Privy Council ordered the judgment of the Japanese court against the P. and O. Company's Ravenna, which came into collision" with the Japanese warship Chtshima, to be restored. The decision of the Japanese court wa* against the Company, but it was reversed by the superior court at Shanghai. BF.ri.ts, July 3.

A corjferer.ee of French and German bimetalh.»t» fa betns held at Berlin. The proceedings are largely influenced by Mr Balfour's return to power in England. A resolution was passed in favor of international bimetallism at a fixed ratio.