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... will be remembered that the- account . commenced under very depressing circumstances on the`prediction of the out- break of war. War followed, and victories for British arms have' been established. These victories have caused some very large dealings, With ...
... concerned, the com- pany is doing well. Despite the troublous condition of South Africa it is comforting news to the share- holders of the Standard Bank of South Africa that the directors have declared a dividend and bonus equal to 16 per cent per annum ...
... South Africa and America being sufficient to warrant firmie's7 - The India Council renewed yesterday and- to-day about a million sterling at 3 per cent up to the close of this month. The Stock Exchange ciosed t0ly Withtie firm impression that war.between ...
... having concluded, the secretary announced that two of their members were about to leave for South Africa,but not of their own accord, but at the order of the War Office. On the motion of Mr Curran, seconded by Mr Wetherill, it was ?? we the members of the ...
... deirorrid for Floore Rail. wav Ordmtrari s with rte sxcep ifot mf Water- ford and Lirrirk. ichich rrceded , to 2:30. brit rtei wars ?? a closuie trans- rictirn. Great 'tt d -rn and Western arid e Mlidiairl ireat Western uell luaintained vesterday's eonhafcedi ...
... proposes to take- in connection with the provision of the first in- stalment of £10,000,000 for the prosecution t of the war in South Africa, and the official f announcement is awaited with considerable 4 interest. Paris cheque comes 25.27, Berlin 1 20.47, ...
... 1; N orfolk Common, 4-; Southern Pre- ference, f ; Union Pacific, -; and Wabash Preference, . In Banks, Standard of South Africa fell 1. In Telegraphs, Eastern fell 2, and Exten- sions, 4. In Gas, etc, Welsbach Ordinary rose 1; but Gaslight Ordinary fell ...
... 4i14..,11 * - TRAMWAYS. 5] BglfastStreet a7/ a7/6 ?? ex New Dub United Pref 6/ 6/ 17A t176 1 LAND AflD ?? 2 Bzitislh South Africa Shs No 1-4,373,559 ?? 2g- ., 2 T Con Old Fda Ord ?? a5/ 64. ?? 6 x.-6 f' FNBUlATIC TYRE AND OYUIL s5AMS.- D unlop Def ?? ...
... ill several of k) ?? issues tat enhanced prices. sout Africans Vwere strong to buoyant o ~he nev~s reeeived fronm the seat rf war. Lhart~red were 4al to 44', and othei In h group isterov ed proporl-iolnatvltY. The Tram- I vs Mlarket was quiets There were ...
... Traniwa'.s-- nichsogtl I:Dublin United Preference, ai 17-; and Provincial Ordinary, Land and tininllg-Unchlanged: British I &With Africa (Chartered). at 3 1-32. 'I'vres andi Cycles-Rise Dunlop Deferred, id. zo 3s. 7d. Unchanged Dunlop Ordinary, at 10s ; and Osmonds ...
... from the Bank for South Africa, £20,000 for R1oumania, and £18,000 for des- tination not stated. The various depart- ments of rhe Stok Exchange to-day were in- active, and operators were diaposed to await news from the seat of war before ltirgely in- dulging ...
... characterised the Stock Ilar- kets during the past month, and in spite of fairly dear money and the progress of the war in 4South Africa prices have advanced generally. Ccnsiderable sums of monev have been hanging over the market for some time. past awaiting ...