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... LLOYD'S s LOL S THE MAI-TLS ADERLATDO SC.- .--2 h tir. frE London, se.la.DI fi. AD. N, ;SCI. 20--The Japan, fo Lo Borneo. for Cal4frtaL arrv r on. a Boys Sc - .- Syraz-,n from arn ved. r: arscill Boarriec .ep. 2,.-The Peru;fan. from the e BuirtlsI. Scp. 20.-T1 Osi'is arrived F - L n, S 20. : *, fcr.vor passed.- -WitCer Colamnoo Sep. 20--The Ortona, from Syd- t-G London, nrrivsd. I r CUXOIA\ ...
... WEST AUSTRALIAN MIKES. The Ausftraica Trading World of yesterday says: The last compilation of our monthly tables concerning the thirty-five leading West Australian mines noW .co- pares as follows, in reeliect of their face value and their market price.- Face value of 35 mines at issue ?? 7,470,0O0 Market value on December25. 1829. 28,604,787 January 23 1900 ?? 31,449,225 Fcbruary 2b, IO ?? 32 ...
... SouTH SsnorasPiBr TsuRns.-Steadiness remains in evidence in the iron trade of this district; there is a fair anounit of work on hand, and consumers show a little more inclination to deal, though their orders do not go much beyond present requirements. The high cost of production does not induce sellers to matle any concessions In the bar trade there is a steady business passing. Best marked ...
... YEW YORK- STOCK EXCHTA~NGE [Fas Boxn Or Coaa-asroS20ninrr NaEw Yoeas, Jul.y 26.-The Stock market is gradually drifting into semoi-stagnationi. To-dagy's business -has total trans-actions asnoanted to about 180,000 shares, a considerable proportion of which were local specialties like Sugar. Transit, and Steel shares. The cpcning of the session was dull and heavy, the only features being some ...
... WARWICK ~~~A!f THE P OR I OF DIR~~lNGHABI .~ A -garden Thee, and sale oi wor orafrt tn4 of ?? auec,]anob Stre w-opndessayafteroon by the: Couni~ teiss. ?? at the Moseley . aia fri A tent was erected on the g f e n .of ll Vho wereaterested inthe aeof work, d 4everal refrisbment stalls were arranged on the terrace, 'in frf.l: of thie hail. There was a ery large attend- 'W e .. friends and w/ell ...
... LLOrD'S Sohppn(; NEWS Aocns, Sep. 25.-Th1e Beirceela for L'verpa 6 Sydn~ey, ?? Tzr~j ved.t. r Boilerd 'Sep. 25.-The Chran, for i, Ber-sBAxP, Sep. 25.-The Duke of London, arrived yesterday. CA'PFT0WN. Sep. 25.-tiu Nor2-n a-rri'a. COI.O1oO, Se:p. 24.-Th0 a. I, ir ,N M'alta and London. sai3 ?? a the Armoand L]eivic. frrnr 2clarb.jus arj v v from Bremen, arrived. 4. CUx11AVIz-i, Sep. 2b.--Tiie Pf ...
... I AMERICAN THARKETS. NEW FORK STOCK EXCHAINGE. NIeTw Yonx, July 20--To-day's Stock Market has ΒΆ been fairly active, snore especially in spec:isd ties andE~ sokthe total transactions ameoundos:g to about p 381,000 shares. I Theo opening of the session was firm and higher, but1 [shortly afterwards print :-ielded nightly in the rail- way list or~mng to -reports, of toe weaiccess of foreign ...
... iTS CAUSES AID EFFE S. a In the euphonic language of Mr. Balfour, usad in b an address at Cambridge University o' The Nine- S teenth Cenury, - Coal is the chief reservoir of a' euergr from which the world a.t present draws. The ir man in the street may not appreciate the full signifi- canoe of the -remar&s He only knows that that de- spoiler of his purse-4be coal mnerchant-is making t- him ...
... LLOYD'S SHIPIPNG N-EVs THE MAILS. AprN', Sep. 17-The Peninsular, from Lorior Marseilles for Bombav. left. BaRsanors, Sep. 15.-The Elbe. forP r Sep. 16: The Bernard Halt from I1VC-r*ool Sep. 17: The Trent, from Southamton rr, is4 BosroN, Sep. 15.-The Norsemau, froum L arrived. BEnairs, Sep. 17.-Tim Grosser KRurict, fr, f- Yorlk, arrived. BREiMEEA1iX-EN, Sep. 16.-The Sarlobi a,f- -- hama, ...
... M&ONEY AND STOCK MARKETS., flxo r ThnE Dr ?? ?? , , ., ., ?? - ?? .4 % p Voa'nBe'Y Srrrzaro Darn -BSzrrzazA 12, 13, Aim 14. ii -VURT R HEAVY GOLD INFLUX. E MARKETS FIR IER C M [FLPOM OUR Cerr COzaESPOsDrNT] V LoNnox. Friday. al G Considerable pressure was experienced in the I: Roney market owing to the requirements C incidental to the end of the month, and recourse. T had to be had to the ...
... MONEY AN] STOCK MARKETS. BanX or EssAnnD EAm (IASVAZ 25, 193 ?? - ?? Srn D~ir - - ., : . -~ ?? ?? to FunHB. smxP -ADvY. iN J, 4 , B -W .. to I!2sox Ot :tOm ConzsrosDstr.j to LoDnoy 1Wednesday i With the recent heavy arrivals of Gold from tRussis, and considerable disbursements by the Government for supply, the Money market to-day p was in an appreciably easier state. Although this. VI was pay ...
... ' CORN. LON-DON (TimeBri) - Wheat, with weaker advicag ?? has ruled quIist, aod, while no chanro'is made by sellers, busnescould not be effected un~s~som aigh cncesin ws ade. Late lsatnight Weent at 217s. 41/Md. For a steae ?? aq Januar ?? there are sellers a 7;adtesm price is asked for the Wib npsae acl inactive and without chneinvle Maize ruled quite, an the only hid ?? is lbs. 3d. net for a ...