CABLEGRAMS.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 6143, 18 October 1881, Page 2

CABLEGRAMS.

,_ a >■ BRITISH AND FOREIGN. ' 1 (Ueuter's Special.) 1 :' London, October 14th. t Consols have advanced to 99. t * New Zealand 5 per centa. have aufferorl ? a declino of -J, and are to-day quoted at I! 0 1003 for the 10 40 loan, and 103| for the ?, * 1889 loan ; 41 per cents, 1879-1904, re i " main at 9S|. a The market for Colonial broadatuffs is »> * unchanged—Adelaide wheat (ex store), 0 59s ; Hew Zealand wheat, 55a ; Adelaide t( 1 flour (ex store), 42a. The total quantity 11 of wheat afloat for the United Kingdom h a is 1,960,000 quarters. » ° Australian tallow ; Best beef, 41s Gi ;]; *' beat mutton, 455. L A fair demand exists for moat descrip- o *' tions of hides._, tl c The storm which raged yesterday on n' tho English coast destroyed 50,000 (? SO v 0 craft), and caused the deaths of fully 200 r Northumberland fishermen. 0] ■■• The a'tringont measures which have fn been adopted by the Government in Ire- hi 1 land continue without abatement. Mr '" 0 Dillon, M.P. for Tipperary, who waa ro- f; j leased from custody in August, and Mr - Heflernan, another prominent agitator, tl who was also recently released, havo both . been re-arreated. Mr O'Brien, the cdi 2f 1 tor of United Ireland, the organ of the Y( t League, has been arrested. j . Telegrams recoived to-day from Ame- w rica state that the Irish agitators in that s0 country are maddened at tho action of tho :" Irish Executive. \l