NEWS BY CABLE.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1742, 5 October 1885, Page 3

NEWS BY CABLE.

ANOTHER P.LSING IN ALBANIA. WARLIKE AITITDDE OF BULGARIA AND SEUVIA. COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS. BULGARIAN INDIGNATION AGAINST RUSSIA. London, October 1. Trie death is announced at the age of SI of the Earl of Shaftesbury. The Russian press generally expresses disapprobation of the action of Prince Alexander of Bulgaria, and appears bent on compassing his deposition from the throne. Wool.—At to-day’s auction there was a steady but not active demand. The catalogue comprised 11,300 bales. Ci ssTiMisoPLE, September 30. i Intelligence is U> hand from Albania that the inhabitants of the Mlredita district (do the southward of the Ibalea mountains) have ri.?en in rebellion, and have seized a Turkish convoy. It is also reported that the Governments of Bulgaria and Setvia are pushing on their respective armaments with unabated vigor. t, ~. j . , October 2. ' The . atlltade tak ® n “P by the Russian Press m requiring the deposition of Prince Alexander has excited the greatest indignation amongst the Bulgarians, and the idea of his dethronement is scouted. Sydney, October 2 The quarterly revenue returns give the three months’revenue at £1,670,000, being an increase over the corresponding period of last year of £59,000. The improvement is chiefly in Customs, Railways, and Post Office rsvenne. New Zealand wheat remains at 2s 9d per bushel. New Zealand oats show an improvement of 3d, and are quoted at 2s 5d ; maize, per 561b, 3s 7d, an advance of 3d ; pollard is nominally la per bnshel ; potatoes have declined to £3 per ton.

Tknebiffe, October 1, The New Zealand Shipping Company’s R.M.S. Rimntaka sailed hence for New Zealand this morning. Adelaide, October 3. The produce market is quiet. Wheat, 4s Id to 4s 2d. Town flour, £8 15s; country do, £7 los to'£B.