... BUSINESS RESTRICTED. London, Saturday. Business has been great!/ restricted in the mining market during the day, and prices, after a fairly firm opening, soon commenced to sag off owing the want support. Various rumours of adverse character have been in circulation the position of affairs in South Africa, but little credence has been attached to them. In Kaffirs, the movements are very ...

... PRICES DECLINE GENERALLY. London, Monday Evening. The grave news from Sduth Africa caused a very serious fall in the Kaffir market during the early part of the (fay, but after a time prices picked' somewhat, although there was little or buying indulged in. The closings mark large recessions on balance, Rand Mines in particular showing a fall of If, at 30, after having been under 29. Matabele ...

... PRICES PARTLY RECOVER. London, Tuesday Evening. There lias been a smart recovery shown in the Kaffir market during the day, and prices, after a rather dull opening picked up, and continued to gather strength until the finish, which was at the best most cases. Business has not been a very expensive character, but a small demand has existed for many of the leading shares. Rand Mines and Matabele ...

... PRICES TEND UPWARDS. ' London, Wednesday Evening:. After a somewhat lower opening, a marked degree of strength was developed in the Kaffir market on demand for some of the leading ahares, principally Paris account. Towards, the finish, however, support was withdrawn, and fell away, so that the close, although some lair advances on the day, much below the he«t. Rand Min«9 closed with advance ...

... LITTLE BUSINESS IN KAFFIRS. , London, Thursday. The Kaffir market was (kill and lower during the earlier stages, but later developed a fair amount of strengtjh, which was continued until the close. Paris buying and rumours of failure on the part of the Transvaal to negotiate Continental loan were responsible for the improving tone, but at the same time there has been aotdvity, and! but little ...

... 1 ' AN EASY . London, Notwithstanding that a t ' was shown in the Kaffir ®n earlier part of the day. Tl '^ g ft menced to sag off owing . g f support fortliooming. The was continued until the small losses in, some cases- ■ and Band Mines have fall®® Robinson Deep and Id&l Eand 1-16. Modderfontein a, 'v.o6 e «*• On the other hand. JumperB' o \t» Wemmer hare advanced denhuis Estate, Ginsberg, aD ...

... BUSINESS LIMITED. London, Saturday. The South African market, after a rather dull opening, developed fair amount of strength on a few inquiries being made for some of the leading descriptions, and at the close small advances are shown in a few Business, however, as usual has been a very limited character. Mines have risen {, Rhodesia Exploring, Driefontein, and East Rand J, and Goldfields and ...

... KAFFIRS ADVANCE. IRREGULARITY IN WESTRALIANS. London, Monday Evening. A distinctly strong tone was shown in the Kaffir market during the early part of the day, the rumour that General Buller had moved forward towards Ladysmith being seized as indicating a better position in South Africa. Later on, however, the rumour being semi-officially denied, prices eased somewhat, and continued at the ...

... KAFFIRS SHOW ADVANCES. WESTKALIANS IRREGULAR. London, Monday Evening. The Kaffir market mainly influenced conflicting reports as to the state of affairs South Africa. In the early part of the day a considerable amount of strength was developed a report that Ladysmith had been relieved and that a large number of Boers had been captured. Later on an official intimation that no change had taken ...

... GOOD E. London Wednesday Evening. There Las not in much business transacted during the day in the Kaifir. market but ». distinctly goo I tone has been -shown prices, although closing some what the best in a tew cases, still mark advance* the day. i have advanced J. Sand Mine* 5-10. Crown. Crown Deep, Knights, Centra} Deep, and Rose Deep Goldfield*. African, Chartered, Globe and Phoeoix. aland ...

... S' MALL ADVANCES KAFFIRS. WESTKALIANS STRONG AND ACTIVE. London, Thursday Evening. Pending the receipt more definite information from the seat of war the Kaffir market has been quiet, although the undertone was unmistakably good. The movements were somewhat irregular, although confined within narrow limits, the closings mark small advances the day many cases. Geldenhuis Deep has risen f, Rand ...

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