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... second day of the settlement. The i markets both for Homne and Foreign Securities | H continued fdat or depressed ohn reiterated war ru- G nnour s Late this afternoon it was unofficially iG reported from the London Stock Exchange that Sc var with Russia had ...
... (eighth issue), £54,000. The directors of the Africa Trust Consoli- I dated and General Exploration Company ex- pect verv shortly to issue the prospectus of l a sob-compsny to acquire the Rhodesian assets of the Africa Trust, and also large real estates in ...
... steamer Clan MI'Donald, for Care Town, sailed. Liserpool, Thursday-The steamners Nomadic, from New Yorlr, and the Mandingo, from Africa, arrived. New York, Wednesday-The steamer Majestic sailed. Port Said, Tharsday-Ihe steamers Pindari, Liver- pool for Calcutta ...
... taken to the Bank on Saturday. The Java, from New York, has brought £41,704 in silver, and the Congo, from the West Coast of Africa, £4,000. - The Peninsular and Oriental steamer Nyanza, from Alexandria, has arrived at Southampton with £550,000. The range ...
... has brought £120,689; the Cuba and the Germania, from New York, £58,888 and £65,000, and the Biafra, from the West Coast of Africa, £3,523. It is reported that a large Amnerican enterprise, involving a capital of £4,000,000 sterling, may make its appearance ...
... nchorsteaer Eyolaleft this morning for Livernoohilmorn Dadsra, ?? British African Co's steamer flengeea, fothe West Coast of Africa, arrived this morn- inga, sald lea-eaybefoe wil pal at.Uner for iepo.Hr dtele Madei, Friday-The Britash e afnican o' steameroz ...
... of Africa ?? 44.54 Lou and Provl 124 13 Dank of, Egypt 24 .8 L1andS8West ?? 17 i8id BkNS 8Wples 35 Lon audWestr, 60 70 BkNtZealand 244 54 L~anjiStock.. 404. 14L EkS8Australlia 40. S5 Natl Provi . 424 134 C MflkoflIndia Iq1% lS jBS 'Africa.. l335 ...
... Harbour for Valparaiso on Saturday, April 10. The War Departmenlt of thie UI~nited States has ad- vertised no fewer than twelve ironclads for esale. The New York Times says they all did good service in the war, and are now to be sold, not on accovnt of aun ...
... very Eatisfactory rate of progress, conaidering that there have been many retarding causes at work in high wages, dear money, wars, &c, which have stayed speculation, and circumscribed trade and shipmente in several quarters. The return shown ns which are ...
... : and Great. Southern Four per C ?? 135. Tra~wa'.yti.IPihiin United Six per La lrecc II. , t 17. - ?? tals: ritish South Africa, 3-16. Ilyres and Cve'es-Rise DJunlop Eight ?? C'11 roip~' d.To bs l Ut Deferred, 02' 2- anil Iii. preferenice. 3d. to fis ...
... to-day. Madeira, Tuesday-The African Steamship Company's steramerBeni, with the utails and passengers fruom the W'est Coast of Africa, left here at 5 p ura yesterday for Liverpool. The same company's steamer Wallachta left here this morning for Hamburg. Madeira ...
... to 30k. Hibernian showed no recovery atl6h, and Munastr and Leinster were firm and un- altered at 5j. The NlaceLla U Market war conspicuous for the buoyancy of Coate, which left off practically J up, at 67A., xd £2. Todd and Co'Ordinary iniproved Is 6d ...