... sols for £15,000,000 or £20,000,000. It musti be point.ed out. that the sinefws of war cannot ' be so expensively provided by the issue of ITreasury Bills, for the war expenditure is. i now runring at about £5,000.000 per montil. 1 W While there has been ...

... ' SlfartStreet a7i6 a7' i6; ._ t16 Dab United Pref 6. 6t 174 . tl71 Prov Ora a6n3' 70 7- LAND AND MINTINi. i Blitish South Africa Shs No 1-4.373,559 4s '. 44A,17 IC n (I~d Fds Ord a5/ 8 . 80 pNEVMATIC TYRE AND CYCLE SHARES. Cycle Compcnents C. 1/6 ...

... RAILWAY DEBENTURE STOCKS. G S t\W 4 p c 40!0 4Dt0 ?? 135 Ilea VA 44pc 40, 40 105 . t105 LAND AND -IMININ G. British South Africa SIs No 1-4,373,5b9 ?? 2 CXu ?? Fdoa Oro ?? i 5i ?? 515-16 P-NEUMIATIC TYRE AND CYCLE SHARES. Dunlop Ord(H) ?? /9 3 S5 l ? ...

... ? - e:n u' descriptions, wit. the exeep- ?? O' C 'a-s Ordianarv, which recovered a, ?? t;1e arfd eatureless, and gains and wars ara; evenri- divided. Pim Bros ?? U a-n wtr2 dealt in in a small way at ua Other Drapery Shares were 1 G0ulding Deanture mwved ...

... Ordinary iun- proved. In Mdining Shares Kaffirs were firm on the news from South Africa, but inactive, w-hile Westralians as a whole were inclined to go laower. ln Government Funds, War Loan rose 1- '1c lhut nonsols for money fell e; account, 3-16: andi India ...

... the Cape after the war is rabher an interest- ing event. The shipment is one of geld tn bars, not sovereigns. Thisamount, however, is not so important in figures as the fact that it marks a return to normal conditions in South Africa. Hull and Barnsley ...

... market in Bsroaaials q r 1'-.1,vz as , vary hmyitd. >Dub n Tr' - FereS n air demafld and inpr~d E B . y; e- ?? lkrtr h Suth Africa were C ?? T.5: 52(1 Wt-I an enltption f IOne I i ni their deynrweft Kil- - ?? fora shares E ; . ?? 'p1 Pre ^ereanre ad Deferred ...

... uninterrupted rise in laffirs naturally induced realisations, d in the result prices experienced a set- back; besides, the war news this morning. SWas less favourable. Chartered fell 5-32, and Gold Fields 5-16. flome Railways were easy. Grest southern ...

... . 1-16, to 7& Fall: Dubi ir United Ordinaryv, - , to 22 22. tealise~d: Ikfast. Street. 164t'. Lands-Thses: Britisli South Africa, 1-16, to 2 2 25-)2 ; and Consolidated Gold Fields, 3.16. to 6,. TYresandT Cries---RIse: Dunlop Deferred, il. to 2 os ZsiO'd ...

... cmanges giliit in all 'directios. The im- at ' ?? at one thune shown in Conesos be- i - tfore the finish wa lost, while/'the War Loan i rela~psed to 15-16 premium. Roma Railway| -W Securitics were again overhadowedb thebe coal question, and dull. Scctvh ...

... artd Norr'h-Eas'erns losing 7, and Great Westerns 114. In what may be termed the war Stocks, t'ose immediately affected by the Chnrese trouble and the South African War, the falls have only been trifling. Trans- vaal Fives fell 14, Chinese 4t and Japanese ...

... Ptriee Cask Aest. 24 Per cent St 1903 2t COa1923 ?? ..21xd 2t ?? Red 1905 ?? 2j p o Stk Red 1905.,. ?? 98xd ?? 2j p o Nat War Loan ?? xd War Scrip (L65 p c to be paid) ?? xd 3 p c Local Loans, 1912 ?? sd ?? U',iaraateM Laxd Stook ?? 1921 ?? ?? 102jxd ?? Guarantied ...