... been de-troyed by this ?? just, righteou, and neesa'y war, tQ whom. will the South Atrican Chartered Company be eomnpelled to rcnder compensation for a raid wvhicl wras merely the precursor of the war? The Duke of Ahercorn, the Chairman of the South African ...

... (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 ...

... DUBLIN MONEY MARKET. Tuesday Evening. V- ERY UNSETl! TLED. CON- OL-., LIMERICIS, AND SOUTH AFRICA-S ALL LOWER. The cisastrous news this morning from the a. oi war quite revohltionised the markets, uad as might have been expected, there was general slump ...

... Preferee at 1a. and Waterford !IFl.:nrer -l F r. !ner Cent Preference, at TInm-wars F'l's Dtihlba Inited Ordi- 1 S ( 21 and, Prc--irnial. 3-16. to) ?? I,-F3'1:-FB.,Tjr~slj Rotith Africa Char- e-1d, 1-It. ' 15 35-32 :and Consolidated Gold >3-321. c, 29-32. T'ye- ...

... in the telegraphic F communteation between this side and Eng- y! land, we were debarred during 'Change from ast receiv1a~pv war news, and consequently the A mnarke'ts her hmhig fire. The serious disaster ei on the Dilllin and Kingstown line this morn- ...

... Wezt Indies, 'left- jVINOLIA 'WAR FUND yVINOLIA WAIRA fr[ND s ~~~FitIl ]siF SOLDIERS' lFAMILIES, WVIT)l \S, AN, j ~~~OR PHANS. ?? Tablet of VIENOLIA uQAP' ?? ba tU N'ovember ni'an' a HXLs'PiEN'!;Y fr thi i TRANSVAAI, WAR FUND. | iIl£030 ALREADY S1N'T ...

... Africri Railwav, and for the telegraph . to tun through German East Africa. All de- , ttails are being arranged for pushing on the d development of these schemes as soon as the p present war i settled. T The Welsbach Company has just concluded ; iits herculean ...

... er - *hni ,~e dleahinfs were active this afternoon, rsrile inl xtheis there waas little or nothig it:. The news from South Africa Was ?? eo(cn fivorhlv, and consequentl Con- .is cV. ti s.ar.ly. while oasodaldtedI hili 1 itch an ti iartered further advaneed ...

... Monte Video for Sotterdam, and Green, oamburg for Southampton ain Gape Town, ?? Cardiff, Sunday-lErahioPia Liverpool for West Africa, leftd Plymouth. Sunday-Arandel Castle, fron Snouth Africom polrtsi, adrived. Aden, Sundayt-Victoria, L-Gdon for Sydney, arrived ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...