NEWS OF THE WORLD CABLE MESSAGES. British and Foreign Telegrams.
lit Uertric Telegraph — United Press A Bsocia'ion Copyright — ''ewived 18!9.88. — 930 a.m. LONDON MARKETS. London, September 15. Tallow : Best mutton, 27s 6d per owt.; best beef, 27s. Sugar: German beet, 14s 6d; Java, 16s. No. 1 Sootoh best pig iron, f.o.b. in Clyde, 478 6d per ton. WHEAT AND FLOUR MARKET. Nearly all the off-ooast cargoes of wheat have been sold. New Zealand long berried, 41s 6d to 423. Australian flour, ex warehouse, 275 ; New Zealand, 25a 6d. MONEY MARKET. ( The money market is firm. Consols, 100$ ; New Zealand 5 per oent. loan, 104$; 4 per oent. lusoiibed Stook, 995. LATE RAILWAY ACCIDENT. London, September 16. At the inqnest on the body of the man King, who was found dead on the Midland Railway line on the 18th instant, and who it was supposed had been thrown out of a carriage window by a fellow passenger, a verdict of accidental death was returned. It is now stated that the deceased met with his death in an attempt to change from one carriage to another while the train was in motion.
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Taranaki Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8271, 18 September 1888, Page 3
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