United Press Association—By Electrio Telegraph—Copyxigk t. (Received November Oth, 9.15 a.m.) LONDON, November 7. For the Antwerp wool sales, from the 13th to the 22nd, tbe catalogue consists of 22,870 bales, including 1410 from the Cup© and 1255 from Australia. (Received-November Blh, 9.29 a,m.) ' MELBOURNE, November 8. At the wool sales there is good competl* tion, but prices show a distinct, decline, ex cept for fine quality merino. The drop.is mast marked in fair average wool. The wheat and flour afloat for the United Kingdom is 2,190,000 quarters, for the Con tinent 1,060,000 quarters. At the tallow.amotions 1425 casks were offered, and 1125 sold. Mutton, line 28s, medium 26s 9d; beef, fina 27s 9J, medium 265. Debentures and shares—Bank of Austra lasia. £73, Bank of New Zealand 4 per cents. 101, National Bank of New Zealand £3 5.5, New Zealand) Loan and MercantMo 4 per cent, stock £94. _ Messrs .Ihilgety and Company, Limited, have received the .fallowing cable. ntsusago from their London office, under,date sih inst. -.— "The wineat market is steady, .without change in piices. "Tha fallow market is steady At last .quo* tations."

THE DUNEDIN RAILWAY STATION.
» . (PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAM.) DUNEDIN, Niiwnber 3. The Harbour Board have agreed-to closing Stuart street, stipulating for an o\\erbrklgo ut St. Andrew- street, and agreeing to inako a claim for compensation of £1000 for every acre t;dien. It is inwlerstood that sevtn and a-hulf acres are needed. The Harbour Board has abandoned tho idea of erecting an overbridge at St. Andrew street.
NEW ZEALAND.
