BRITISH AND FOREIGN.
+ [ftEOTER'B TELEGRAMS.] LONDOX, Nov. 12. Arrived — Ships Halcione,from Auckland (Augvst 7tli) ; Remington, from Lyttelton (August 4th; ; Clyde, from Bluff (August 4th); Opawa, from Lyttelton, August sth. Consols have advanced to 100§. Ni:\v Zealand securities arc unchanged at the following quotations : — Five per cent. 10-40 loan, 104£ ; 5 per cent. 1889 loan, 103 (oxdiv) ; 4| per cent. 1879-11)04 loan, 100$. The market for colonial breadstuffs is without quotable change. Adelaide wheat, ex warehouse, is 5Gs; Now Zealand wheat, 52s ; Adelaide flour, ex store, 41s. Australian (allow is unchanged — Best beef, 39b ; best mutton, 41a Gd per cwt.
Kffws is|fb h aiyj^f f<st*i " §fci i y r ajirippiicing lih|^ diß£S|i-pu3B^pXQSi!?Mira^|pwed in mopf th«p?su 1 pliftf isi and , esUing^in th& dMlr^fi^fylly fifty nirielk^P^ ■ % ■ ': Tlio 'police to-day nWde an inipprtant icizurc of arms and documenls belonging Lo Fenians at Isi\ui ford, in Yorkshire. __._ 'CONSTANTfNOPIJErNtJvrI^r- M. Novekoff, tlie Rtiasiiin Ainhassa'lor, has issued a furtliei|communicntioi) to the Porte in reference to the consideration of the question of the payment of 4ln>4ius sian war indemnity. M. NovcUnir now states that the Russian Government is wil ling to modify its recent dem:\nd, and agrees that the claims of tlic foreign bondholders' delegates sluill receive pri ority over the question of the payment of the Avar indemnity.
