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... 10%to 1013%. Roars- RAIL-WAY ?BFssRrscu Aye ?? I SrOCEs.-Great Eastern 4%, cons. pref. rose 1, to 132 to 135; do. 4% pmfs. of 1881, 1884, 1887, and 1888 1, to 129 to 132 ; Great Northern 3% deb. 1, to 10l tQ 104; do. 4% pref. 1, to 134 to 137; Great Western ...
... 103%2; do. 334%/ preΒ£, 97 to 98; do. 434% Domain, 10234 to 103%; do. 4% Daira, 99%2 tp 1004%; French 3%, 9634 to 973%; Greek of 1881 4, 38 to 39 ; do. rentes, -321%2 to 3;32%; Hungarian 4%, 95 to 96; Italian 5% (net ?? 91 to 9134; Japanese 5%, 100 to 102; ...
... Servian ?? to 60 to 62; Venezuela 1, to 24 to 26; Italian rentes and Spanisih 4% 56 ; Egyptian unifled and 324% I Greek of 1881, 1884, and -Inonopoly, Hungarian 4% gold rentes, and' Mexican 5% of 1899 24; Turkish series C 2 ; do; series> D and: Uruguay ...
... town. Mr. Gwynne James, who graduated LL.B. at Trinity - College, Cambridge. was called to the Bar at the Middle Temple in 1881, and has enjoyed in recent years a large practice on the Oxford Circuit and in the London courts. He holds the officeof Recorder ...
... as follows: It was the Boers who prepared and wished for the war, in the hope that they would realise their programme of 1881-viz., Africa for the fricanders from the Zambesi to Simon's Bay. Should they succeed, what benefit would be obtained thereby ...
... DxNsru . STrOS.-Mlidland !2%% pref. rose 1, to 83 to 85 and Great Central 5%pref. of 1879 fe a2%, to 130 to 135; do. 57 pref o 1881 2g%, to 123 to 123; do. 4%; pref. of I18 and 5% pref. of 1894 2, to 78 to 83 ; do. 5% pref. of 1876 1, to 138 to 141 , do. ...
... to 83; and Argentine 4% of 1897 fel 3, to 58%/ to 59%; do 4% (laws 3,656, 3,750, and ,. 378J 3, to 53%/. to 54%.3; Greek of 1881 and 1S84, Mexican 5%/ of 1899, and Spanish 4% 34: Portuguese 34; and Italian rentes 34. CLOSING Prc7as: - Argentine 5% of 1886-7 ...
... Eng- land, and in 1879 he formally entered the Diplomatic service: of his coudtry as Attaohd to the- Legatiod in -Berlin. In 1881 he bad shown ?? so-worthy of rapid promotion that he was recalled to Chin3 to serve as First Secretary for Foreign Affairs ...
... 90 tso 93; Bank of Enuland, 343 to 348. CO~N .AN Foaos( NCoonaroiTioz LOANS- Melbourne 334U' 1, to 1O to 107. FoRFosne ?? of 1881 and 1884 rose 34; rruuy 3ΒΌ, 3. ; anid Portuguese y3 ; and BEl- garian fil 1, to S7 to 90; Chilian 41/3% of 1285,1887, and 1893 ...
... Dot. 5%, Cons.,19 9 North British 3%., 101 moo. & N,.-Weestera % 130%4 PiJs ost~taxcs bR Ae~z 45 Ff0055. Cir.l . Loedon 5Z 1881, 145 Los4. &Sc EU-Western 4%, 1364 i 44 7 44 C'4 Gi, Eastern Cape. 4%,133% lTon.1 ~&S-Stestaru 314io rsy4I ne. 3144% 1513 ...
... hut the Convention of 1881 was made at an inappropriate time. They were told they must not cry over spilt milk, but they might cry over spilt blood, and surely the little drop, comparatively, that would have been shed in 1881 to complete and consolidate ...
... Ijonos 1, to 36 to 38;s5 Austrian gold rent-eg 1, to 96 to 93; Swedish 3% .1, toO9 to 93 ; Uruguay 5% 1, to 58 to 60 ; Greek of 1881 7,4 - A.rgentine of 1885-7, funding, and drainage; 34 ; do. (Northern Central Railway Extension) 34, totS5 to 66 ; do. rescission ...