ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CABLE

Timaru Herald, Volume LII, Issue 5169, 16 June 1891, Page 2

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CABLE

(Peu ELtroriuo Teiegkaph— OoPYnianT.) (Per Press Association.) (Roooivoa 10.20 a.m., Juno 15th.) COMMERCIAL. .London, June 14. Tallow, medium mutton, 27s 6d ; do, boef, 25s 6d. The quantity of wool catalogued up to date is 72,400 bales, of which G9,800 have been sold. Monoy is still declining. Thtoo months' bills, 2i per cent. Antimony, £50 to £52 per ton. {Smioiai. to Press Association,) (Koooivod 7.45 a.m., Juno 15th.) MR DE COBAIN. London, Juno 13. Mr DcCob&in's constituents puiposo offering strong opposition to his expulsion from the House of Commons,

1 TOE JEWS IN RUSSIA. St. Petersbueo, June 13. Baron Hirsci) is uou on a visit, to ; Russia for the purposoof endeavouring to obtain a mitigation of the treatment s of Ills compatriots. He met with a • friendly reception, and the authorities are 1 reported to favour his scheme for tho 5 gradual withdrawal of tho Jews from the Empire. ' THE ARGENTINE PRESIDENCY. ' Buenos Asses, June 13. f The various political parties m tha r Argentine agrao to support General Mifcrea' candidature for the Presidency. " SEVERE SNOWSTORM. Vienna, June 13. | B A severe Bnowstorm has been experienced m this city. .t THE BISHOP OF NATAL. d Capetown, June 13. y Dr W. K. Mcßorie, Biahop of Natal, " has resigned, g THE CANADIAN PREMIERSHIP. a Ottawa, June 13. ' Sir J. S. D. Thompson, Canadian a Minister of Justice, has declined the ' Premiership. The Wesleyan patty strongly ir protested against him.