... 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 ...

... recovered t, and the Four I per Cent Preference, which declined 1. Con- I sols and Guaranteed Land Stock were the f turn lower, and War Loan Two and Three- Quarters per Cent, sympathising, shaded 1-16, to 99s, or to j premium. Bank of Ire- land Stock was nominal ...

... Thuirsday. This being the anniversary of Washington's birthday all the American markets were closed. 'WAR in AFRICA. GOLD in AFRICA. Golden Africa Plug is Kennedy's T;obaco. IComb:natioa Fiake natural atf tobacco blended. | Uns;toyed Geld is coming- ...

... and the discount rates in an upward.1 ~ direc-ion in the near future is that of making ;provision for the sinews of war in South A Africa. ln some quarters an issue of Oonsols -i still looked, ?? That some other provision 4 than that already arranged for ...

... yv-1eutvathla&d, flim i burg for New York. left.. . Lovos, 5 Mon-ar-Ol-enda. outward brund Isdt. I Holyhead, Monday-goho, h West Africa Azr 1T Ve:-pail, arrived of i Table ?? CSundy-erait Castle, for Ntal-. etc. arrived. Lehborn, Saotnrdav-yKrrnmania. arrvred ...

... the fact tbaj Lord Walseley is of opinion that the war will be over end that Lord Roberts will be in Pretoria by MNy 15 next. In the market there seems to be a general opinion -that +,he, back of thes war has been broken. Rhbdesia istill contimues to give ...

... the Boers included £50,000 from the Bank of Africa. They were promised raw i gold in place of the minted coin, but this, undertaking has never been fulfBed. With regard $o the general position in South I Africa he anticipates a great development of the ...

... 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 ...

... g spirit. and its array of nobiliy on ?? front page leading right up to a Rosyl Duke, is responsibie fr t;he Raid and the war, end if the ?? hs to pay dearly in money and blood it is smley a con- solationl that the syndicate has ?? h3rd- some profits ...

... 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 ...

... said-Nc:- i- withstanding the many prejudicial influences to a business such as our'rea bids ?? during tte past year, such as the war and an abaorm'al amount of sickness amongst ,he community, the shablrehoicers wilt see by the repurt and state- ment of aceounts ...