... Said, Tuesday-Admiiral, for East Africa; Historian, for Calcutta; and Britannia, for Sydney, arrived. Suez, Tuesday-Cheshire, for Marseilles, ar- rived. Aden, Tuesday-Palawan, for Calcutta; and Bundesrath, for East Africa, arrived. New York, Monday-Numidian ...

... on theA part of the Boers. These successes can only be of an initiatory character of the war. Mar- kets opened rather dull on the latest news S from South Africa, and were subject the whole of the day to the various rumourf9s of success or otherwise of ...

... Egypt and in South America, we have now to face not only a stoppage of gold imports from 'South Africa, but also a probable large outflow of the metal for war purposes. At the same time, we have the prospect of heavy Govern- ment borrowings. How much the ...

... South Africa, a steadier feeling has prevailed in financial circles to- day. The report that the Boers are gradu- ally leaving their commandants for their farms has given the belief in leading South African circles that there will be little or no war, for ...

... of the war by Hi Transvaal has. relieve4 certain insurance com- panies, while it has at the same time per mitted those dealing at Lloyd's to begin to ascertain what profits and losses they have made as regards their bargains' for and against war. Fire ...

... funds cr' the war; this matter is already looked upon as an insignifcant character, and hat little or no effect on market resources -will be caused; as the bulk of'the money will be expended 'in Englad for- goods, etc' shipped to South Africa. Owing to 'rumours ...

... England made no change in the rate to-day was a steadying influence; In most departments prices have been put to a war level, and as war is now inevitable it is not expected that valuations will slip back mnch further. Consols have bewen very weak to-day ...

... INEW YORK PRODUC FMAtETI (SPKIAAL TFLZGP.AU.) New York, Wednesday. WHEAT-The virtual, declaration of war in South Africa caused a firmer opening, with an advance of go for December. During the ses- sion trading has teen considerably more active than of ...

... capture or seizure after declaration of war was 2s 6d - per cent. Counsel's. opinion ;has been oh- tamed as to the liability of underwriters for *the seums which, were seized before the actual declaration of war. It is legally held that the gold seized ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...