FOREIGN & COLONIAL TELEGRAMS. ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CABLE.
(Pck Electric TELEGRAm— Copyiuout.) (Reutkr's Agency.) LReoeived 10.45 p.m., March 31st. i Loudon, March 30. COMMERCIAL. Conßols have further declined to LIOO I.sth. New Zealand securities 5 per cent LlO2, 4£ per cent L101 ; 4 per cent LlOl 10s. The market rate is now reduced to LI 10s per cent, and is now 10s below Bank rate.
'i WOOL MARKET. Wool — The tone of the market generally to-day is dull. The catalogue comprised 10,000 bales. Breadstuffs and tallow aye unchanged. ROPA ISLAND. Negotiations are m progress between England and France touching the cession of Ropa Island to Great Britain. The French Government appear reluctant to part with the territory. ROUMBLIA. Constantinople, March 30. Russia having refused her assent to the Italian amendment to appoint Prince Alexander Governor of Eastern Roumelia without limitation of time, the European Powers have reverted to the original proposal for five years tenure of office. (Special to the Pkess Association.) (Received 11.45 a.m., March 31st.) CHAMPION CHESS MATCH. London, March 30. The great chess matoh for the championship of the world, between Herr W. Steintz and Dr Zukertort has resulted as follows : — Steintz, 10 games ; Zukertort, 5, drawn 5. INDIAN AND COLONIAL EXHIBITION. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Connaught paid a visit to the Indian and Colonial Exhibition, and referred m commendatory terms to the progress made by Australia. THE DISCONTENT IN BELGIUM. Affairs are now quiet m Belgium. OPPOSITION TO HOME ROLE. It is reported that seventy Whigs and forty Radicals will oppose Home Kule for Ireland. GREEK FINANCE. The Greek Chamber of Deputies meets at Athens on Friday, when it is expected it will grant a forced currency. It is suspected that France and Russia are instigating Greece, which expects that the Powers will now abandon coercion. BULGARIAN AFFAIRS. "WTiile the Powers are undecided amongst themselves as to what action to take, Prince . Alexander of Bulgaria is taking steps to strengthen the ftoumelian frontier. Hopes are entertained m Athens that an alliance may. be effected with Prince Alexander. CONTINENTAL STOCKS. Continental bourses are depressed.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3589, 1 April 1886, Page 2
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