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... London, Wednesday Evening. The absence of further news from Lord Roberts and the near approach of the holidays have tended to put Kaffir prices lower. There is. however, a fair amount of business doing. The reports which have come in as to the state of the various mines are considered very satisfactory. Band Mines opened weak, at 39|, but strengthened towards the close to 39-1, which shows ...
... HIGHER PRICES. London, Thursday Evening. Some strength has been displayed in the Kaffir market to-day, but, as business ha 3 again been somewhat restricted, the upward movement was not carried far. The closing prices are rather under tho best in a few cases, but mostly showing advances on balance. Rand Mines and Ferreira finish with an advance of Heriot, Modderfontein, and Wemmer have advanced ...
... KAFFIRS DEPRESSED. London, Friday. Kaffirs were a fairly good market until ' the afternoon, when number of selling orders came in Paris, and consequence prices fell away sharply, especially ihose of the more speculative descriptions. The closings are somewhat irregular, but with losses in majority of case 3. Rand Mines finished with loss of j, Henry Nourse, Jumpers, Meyer & Charlton, ...
... BUSINESS DULL. London, Tuesday Evening. Movements in the Kaffir market have again been on small scale—in fact, daring the early part of the day there was practically no business doing. Near the close, however, few buyers came forward, and a consequence prices advanced, although only to a fractional extent. rise of is shown in Rand Mines, and Globe and Phoenix, Jubilee, and Salisbury have put ...
... DEARTH OF WAR NEWS. CREATING FEELING OF UNCERTAINTY. BUYERS ACTING CAUTIOUSLY. Glasgow Wednesday Evening. The great dearth news from the seat of war, is believed, is due to the tactics of Lord Kitchener, and while it is a news! paper's business to supply the public with ' as much details possible regarding what is transpiring in South Africa, tbe papers, in the interests of the public, will be ...
... RISES IN KAFFIRS. London, Wednesday Evening. The Kaffir market opened to-day fairly strong, Rand Mines touching 15-16, and other leading shares rising 1-16, but prices fell away in the afternoon, and eloped firm bat easier at the finish. • Nourse i, and rises of were marked in Apex, New, and Worcester, while Anglo-French, Randfoutein, Durban Roodepoort Deep, Exploring Land and Minerals, Rand ...
... deceive the eyei. Dr Andrew Wilson cays; Cocoa is a perfect food, and requires no addition of drugs whatever. ' Si» absolutely pure, and should be taken by old and young all times and in all seasons, for children it an ideal OevcrageL Insist having CAJJBURy'o. as other Cocoai are often substituted for the sake extra profit. Sold Packets and Tins. ...
... PRICES DECLINE. Lcradon, Wednesday Evening. The condition cf Kaffir market 3 again been depressed, following on Lord Harris' at the GoldfLelds meeting and selling orders from Paris. Rani Mines egain lead the list of declines, being down on the day. Declines are marked GeldenhJuis Deep and Wemmer, of 3-16 in Mcdderfontein New and Modderfontein Extension, and of i in Goldfields, Heriot New, ...
... [By Cockier Special Wire.] London, Wednesday Evening. There is little of interest passing to-day. Sales of first marks near Dnndee have been made at «£l5 10s and .£l5 lis 3d. On spot there is some inquiry for fine Jute, and small parcels of PAI and diamond Tl sold at .£l9. ...
... I THE IRISH CHAMPIONSHIP. GOOD PLAY BY SCOTSMEN. The Irish Open Golf Championship, the ninth in the history of the contest, was entered upon yesterday on the Links of the County Down Club, Newcastle. Golfers who have taken part in Irish meetings of late years have rt ...
... , Edinburgh, Friday Evening. J - *>• Walter & Watson re' *ar , tters in the light of the ]).' s ' We the depression in {) rt ' e^9 to-day, although not imbuv c *tioV ' eate than there is really any V> ' ant * think intending lS re a P B ® venture to act ' l L ''* a nio ...
... PRICES DECLINE. London, Saturday. Business the Mining market to-day has greatly restricted, and prices, owing the absence of support, have shown a disposition to fall away. The declines, however, are in no case of very extensive character, and are mostly restricted to the more speculative issues.' In South Africans, Rand Mines have fallen Angelo Deep and Crown Deep A, Deep and Ferreira Deep i, ...