The Swansea Gazette and Daily Shipping Register

CLEARED FOR SEA. December 30 Tweed s 498, M'Connell, Glasgow via Belfast, general, M. Jones & Bror Rossija s 1,211, Boeberon, Stettin, coal 2,630, H J. Perlbach & Co bunkers 250. Willliams & Behenna Astillero s 895, Martiney, Chantenay, coal 2,100 E. W. Cook and Co Iona s 1,296, Ayers, Catania, coal 1,370. fuel 1200, A. Andrews & Co bunkers 410, Mann, George and Co Helene Lohden s 626, Martensson, Tonnay, Charente, fuel 1,350, Graigola Co; coal 150, B. W. Cook and Co Lome 74, Byrne, Wexford, coal 130, GraigolaCo Moses Tarry 60, Grimes, Drogheda, coal 130, Vivian and S-ns Harvest King 23. Toole, Ballinacurra, coal 185. Pontyberem Co Edith 77, M'Vea, Cardiff, windbound Cymric 175, Hall, Guernsey, coal 373, T. P. R. Richards Express 95, Smith. Treport, coal 180, E. W. Cook and Co Venedotian 140. Gregory, Guernsey, coal 290, Harrison Tidswell and Co Merkur 146, Cliristensen, St Valleys, coal 290, Glasbrook Bros Dagmar 174, Payne, Oarecreek, coal 230, Sir G. Thomas Alexy s 685, Sorentzsen, Cherbourg, coal 600, fuel 800. Societe Commerciale; bunkers 60, H. Goldberg and Co Cariad 95, Jones, London, copperas 202, D. Matthews Juno s 825, Hall, Amsterdam, general, Bristol Steam Navigation Co bunkers eI20, Ocean Limited Bronzite s 241, Walker, London, coal 650, C E Handyside bunkers 50. W. H, Jenkins Achroite s 710. Crawford, Brest, coal 1.470, L Gueret Ltd. bunkers 100, W H Jenkins Obsidian s 310. McGavock, Caen, coal 880, De- peaux bunkers 80, W. H, Jenkins.

ENTERED INWARDS. December 30 Thistle 54, Minehead, bricks 40, J B Jenkins sand ballast 30 order Princess Dagmar, Aberdeen, via Bristol &c., general, F. H: Tucket and Co Venedotian s 734, Genoa, Leghorn, and Mar- seilles via Liverpool &c., general, R E James Bronzite s 198, Workington, crop enes 620, W. Buckland Tweep s 498, Glasgow & Belfast, via Cardiff &c. gene-ial, M. Jones and Bror- Velayquery s 866, Carthagena via Hamburg, blende 600, English Crown Spelter Co blende 150, British Netal Co Bristol City s 1600, New York via Bristol gen- eral, Richards, Turpin & Co Lowland s 1,164 London, nil Horn s 187, Hamburg via Bristol, general, Burgess and Co,, Ltd. Cardiff Trader s 339, London via Cardiff general, F. H. Tucker and Co Aurora 36. Watchet, fllour, Stoate & Sons Rhona s 280, Dublin, general, Michael Murphy Ltd

C. ROWLAND. Dock and Railway Contractor, Railway Haulier and Shipping Agent to the London & North Western, Midland, & Rhondda & Swansea Bay Railway Companies. 9, FISHER STREET, Telegrams Locomotive Swansea.

Guns, Rifles, Revolvers & Ammunition. We stock every description of Firarms and Ammunition. Sporting Cartridges freshly loaded a Speciality. Gun Cases, Cartridges, Belts and Cases, Game Bags, &c. Fishing Rods and Lines by the Best Makers. Cutlery of all kinds, Knives, Scissors, Razors, &c. Best possible Value. All prices. BEN EVANS & CO., LTD., The Sporting Depot, SWANSEA.

SWANSEA COAL MARKET. December 30, 1909. Anthracite Coal (finest hand-picked malting), 23s. Od. to 24s. Od. Second qualify, ditto, 21s. Gd. to 22s. Od. Swansea Valley Big Vein, 17s. 6d. to 19s. 6d. Red Vein or similar large, 13s Od. to 13s. 6d. Machine-made Cobbles, 23s. Od. to 24s. Od. Machine-made Nuts, 2os. Od. to 27s. 6d. Machine-made Large Peas, lis. Od. to 12s.6d. Small Rubbly Culm, 5s. 9d. to 6s. Od. Duff, 2s. 6d. to 3s. Od. Steam Coals (large), 17s. Od. to 18s. Cd. Second quality, 14s. 6d. to 15s. Od. Bunkers, according to quality, 9s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. Small, according to quality, 7s. Od. to 9s. Bituminous Coal (No. 3 Rhondda) large, 18s. Od. to 18s. 6d. Through, 14s. 9d. to 15s. 6d. Small, 10s. 3d. to 10. 6d. Patent Fuel, 13s. Od. to 13s. 6d.

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I EMLYN Anthracite Colliery, LIMITED, SWANSEA. Producers of the CELEBRATED Stanllyd Vein Malting Coal. SPECIALITY NUTS & WASHED BEANS For Gas Producers. Telegrams— "EMLYN, SWANSEA. Telephone,466 V ENTRAL, 648 DOCKS, Swansea T legraphic Address :—" FUOG, SWANSEA." Nat. Tel. No. 498. Code used (5th Ed) CJWIiEg FIU6G. COAL EXPORTER SWANSEA. SHIPPING PORTS: Swansea, Cardiff, Newport, Port Talbot, Llanelly, and Burry Port. ANTHRACITE a Speciality. Bunker CoaJs supplied on best possible terms at ,holtest notice. Gwaun Gae Gurwen Colliery CO., LIMITED, Anthracite Colliery Proprietors, SWANSEA, Producers of Anthracite Coal for Malting, Hop Drying, Stove ana House Purposes, Gas Produce's end BorticulturalPurposes Telegrams.—" Caegurwen, Swansea." Telephone—No. 116. Telgranhic Address '• SWAN*SWANSEA."I Nauona1 Telephone, 381 Merchant Limited Docks, Swansea. Coal Exporters, Pitwood Importers Explosives Agents, Anthracites, House & Steam Coals Bunkers supplied at Short notice. ( ————————-—————————————————. C. T. LOWE, FOR-. Freight Lists, Charter Parties, &c., 1, Salubrious Place. New Wernddu Colliery Pontardawe. Office 8, Cambrian Place, SWANSEA. | Wernddu-GraigoJa& Tyr-Edmond ] Smokeless Steam Coal. Coal Contractors, Exporters, and Foreign Coaling Agents. HARRISON, TIDSWELL & Go | 66, Mark Lane, LONDON, E.C. < Sunker Coaia supplied at &11 Ports nd Coaiing Depots. j Telegrams :—(all offices) "BIRCHROCK.

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