South Wales Daily News

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON', Tuesday. The Money Market remains firm. There is a fair supply of capital, but a good demand. Rates- keep up. There is scarcely any inquiry for gold for export t, the continent, but a South American demand is reported. Shrrt loans are charged 1% to 214 per cent. Discounts are stea dy, and three months' Bank bills are taken at 2% te 2% per cent. The Paris Cheque Exchange is 25'22 per cent. Stock Exchange Markets remain in a state of inactivity. There is no speculative life in any department. Confidence is far from being re- established, and until it is it will be idle to look for a resumption of activity. Crnscls closed at 97 to 97% for delivery, and 87% to 9714 for the account; 2% per Cent. (Childers), 98% t° 99 Vi; 2% per Cent., 95 te 961/2 Local Loans Stock, 103 to 104. In the Foreign Bond Market business has been more or less quiet. Spanish, however, were firm, and closed at a fractional improvement. Egyptians are weaker, and so were Italian and Hungarian. In Russian, French, Turkish, G-eeeks, and Portuguese there was no practical movement. Amongst Scuth American issues Uruguay were steady. Argentine were much about the same. The gold premium at Buenos Ayres has risen to 253 per cent. The British Railway Market has been devoid of interest beyond the continued selling of North British on dividend estimates. Caledonian re- mained very quiet. There was a demand for Great Eastern, which closed higher. Traffic showed an increase of £ 1,0S2. Southern De- ferred Stocks were quiet. Heavy lines were, its a rule, steady, but there was so little doing in them that scarcely any change occurred. North Eastern was exceptionally weak. The statement of Man cheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Com- pany shjws a decrease in net revenuo up to Feb- ruary 8th, of £ 12,931. Lancashire and York- shire traffic shewed an increase of £ 2,140. There was no feature in American railways. Milwaukee were steady, and there was some in- quiiy for Northern Pacific Preferences. Union Pacifies were tolerably good. Eries and Atlantics were firm, but Denvers and Louisvilles rather weak. As regards Canadian railways Grand Trunks were sold to secure profits after the dividend announcement, and Preferences fell to l1^. Canadian Pacific Shares were practically easier. 4 Mexican (Vera Cruz) railways were dull, not- withstanding good traffic, the increase being £ 2,100 and actual take £ 17,100. The weakness of the silver market is the cause ef the depres- sion. Stocks fell Y2 to 1%. Mexican Central were rather better. Lombards were weak. Amongst South Americans, Buenos Ayres, Great Southern, and Enseuada Port fell 2 Buenos Ayres Northern, 4 Luenos Ayres and Rosario, 1. Nitrate issues are neglected and have a weak tendency. NiIrate and Primitiva were and lower respectively. Miscellaneous securities have been quietly dealt in. Brumier Mond Shares were strong, rising 4 to 5. Bank Shares were mostly steady. The following changes have occurred since yesterday:— Foreign Bond,. -I"Ise-Buetio. Ayres Cedulas K, French 4% per Cent., Guatemala Internal, 1 Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish. Group 1, do. Group 2, do., Groups 3 and 4, i4 r, all-Argentine, 1884, 1 do. 1886, 7% •; Buenos Ayres Cedulas B, i; do. 3,i Costa Rica B, 2 Egyptian Converted and Unified, British Railways. — Rise East London, Great Eastern, Chatham Ordinary and Preference, Metropolitan, 1.; and Metro- politan District, y. Fall—Caledonian, do. Preference and Deferred, '/•> Hull and Barnsley, Sheffield Deferred, Nerth British Ordi- nary, Y-, and North-Eastern, V->. Canadian Railways.—Fall—Canadian Pacific Shares, Grand Trunk Ordinary, do. First Preference, do. Second Preference, 1% do. Third Preference, and do. Guaran- teed, American Railways. — Rise—Milwaukees, Denver Shares, Illinois Central, Erie Shares, y New York Ontario, Northern Pacific Preference, Union Pacific, and Wabash Preference, Fall—Atchison Shares, Central Pacific, Norfolk Pre- ference, ys Pennsylvania Shares, y. Foreign Railways. — Rise —Mexican Central Bonds, y. Fall — Lombards, /jj Mexican Ordinary First Preference, do. Second Pre- ference, 11/ The Mining Market has been quiet, without any particular feature. Copper shares were tolerably good. [ndian Gold Shares were rather weak at times, but movements were slight. Queensland Gold Shares were inactive. Amongst Miscellaneous issues Australian Broken Hill were steady on the announcement of a dividend at the rate of 5 percent. Callao business was rather better. In the South African market there is a food demand for Langlaagte and iotha; otherwise very little was done.— Rise--Callao Bis, 3d; Gold Fields of South Africa, Jubilee, J/is Langlaagte, Rio Tinto, {'(,; Tharsis, t\ Fall—Balkis, 3d Geldenbuys, A Jagersfontein, Mysore Gold Fields. xV, Oceana Land, and Salisbury, £ 135,000 was withdrawn from the Bank for Brazil, and £ 11,000 received from Lisbon. Silver was again very flat on lower American prices. Bars further fell :d, to 44%d. Rupee Paper was also v?ry flat. 4% per Cent, fell la, to 76:i to 77y and 4 per Cent., IV, to 73% to 74^. The rates telegraphed from the East were :— Bombay Telegraphic Transfers, Is 5hd Calcutta do., Is 5^d Hong Kong 4 months' bills, 3s 3d; Shanghai do., 4s 6Vod. ,2 We understand that an extraordinary general meeting of the Standard Contract and Debenture Corporation, Limited, has been called for Wed- nesday, the 25th inst., to increase the capital of the company by the creation of 80,000 new ordi- nary shares and 400 new founders' shares, both of JE5 each. t

THERE ARE SELLERS OF £1000 Barry 3rd 5 p.c. Preference Stock 10 Rhondda & Swansea Bay E10 Shares B500 Taff Vale Stock 100 Rhymney Iron Old Shares, at 1% 25 Great Western Colliery B Shares, at S7 8s 9d 10 International Coal Shares, at 5% Allotments of 19 Bristol & West of England Bank New Shares 50 Barry Dock & Railway £10 Shares B1000 Barry Dock 3rd Preference Stock £ 2000 Alexandra Dock & Railway 4 p.c. Deb. Stock B1500 do 4% p.c. Pref. St#cj- 20 Nantymelyn Colliery Shares, at 12% 20 South Wales Union Bank Shares 6 Ely Brewery New Shares (E6 paid) 10 Thompson and Shacke'.l's Pref .Shares ( £ 6 pdt -H llar 100 Bland & Co. Shares 1 >' al par 50 Floating Metallic Packing Shares, at 5s prCla THERE ARE BUYERS OF B100 Miller & Cory 6 p.c. Debentures B500 Barry Dock and Railway Stock, at 209 Hill's Dry Dock Shares 10 Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 31 40 D. Davis & Son's Shares, at 12% 25 James Tucker's Preference shares ,BYry DP.ck,^ew 4 P-c- Debenture Stock B1000 Taff Vale 4 p.c. Preference Stock 15 Provincial Tramway Preference Shares 25 South Wales Colliery B Shares 20 Newport Abercarn Colliery Preference Shares 10 Pennkyber Colliery Preference Shares at 9t¡4 The purchase and sale of Allotments and Fractions of Bristol and West of England Bank New Shares negotiated. THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCKBROKEKS 1059 E. T. LYDDON & COMPANY, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE. 1010 Bristol Bank Allotments, at S3 prem S1000 Barry 4%1 p.c. Debenture Bonds Ferndale Gas Coke and Water Shares 30 Spillers and Bakers' Preference Shares 80 John Bland's Shares B500 Swansea Harbour Stock 55 Taff Vale:CIO Shares, at 18%xd 20 London and Provincial Bank Shares S1000 Barry 4 p.c. Debenture Stock-offers invited Spillers and Bakers' Ord. Shares 33 Rhymney Iron Old Shares, at 27s 6d 80 Milford Dock Shares WANTED Great Western Colliery Shares 10 D. Davis & Son's Shares, at 12% B1000 Rhymney Ordinary Stock, at 143 Barry Debenture Allotments Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 31 Searle and Herring's Brewery Shares 10 Stevens' Preference, at £ 9',i 15 Swansea. Tramway Shares Cardiff Malting Shares £ 400 Cardiff Corporation Stock 9..500 Barry 2nd Pref Stock, at 13012 50 Provincial Tramway Preference 3D Cardiff and Penarth Tramway Shares, at 4 The purchase or sale of Fractions of Bristol Bank New Shares negotiated GEO. THOMAS, STOCKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTK BOCKS, CARDIFF BUYERS. 1072 10 Carmarthen Brewery Ordinary 10 Cardiff Ice Sha es, at par 5 Hill's Dry Dock Shares, at 7 Bristol and West of England Bank Allotments Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 31 Barry and Cadoxton Gas and Water Debenture B310 Bute Dock Debenture, at 1083,4ex 10 Windsor Slipway Shares SELLERS. 50 North's Colliery Shares, at 5 30 South Wales Union Bank Shares 25 Newport Abereani Colliery Preference Shs., at 10% 30 Bovril (Limited) Shares 35 Hancock's Ordinary Shares Cardiff Pure Ice B Shares 50 National Bank of Wales Shares FLEMING, S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address, "Fleming, Cardiff." 1083 ON SALE. 10 National Bank of Wales, at 18xd Bristol & West of England New, at Fi Additional prem Rhymney Iron Old Penarth.Slipway Siiares Barry 1st Preference Stock 20 Hancock's Preference 2C Hancock's Ordinary £1000 Barry Debenture Penarth Harbour Stock S1000 Midland Ordinary Sk WANTED. Bristol & West of England Bank Ordinary Shares Hill's Dry Dock Shares, at 7 10 Mountstuart B Shares Barry Debenture New Allotments North's Navigation Collieries Shares, at 4% St. Louis Brewery Ordinary Provincial Trams Preference, at 10y4 Cardiff Gas Stock 20 Parker's Preference, at 11% Swansea Central Dry Docks PARSONS AND ROBJENT. STOCKBROKERS, NEWPORT, MON. 1086 Telephone X).:J1 Telegrams bjent, Newport. ON SALE. 100 Rhymney lion Old (fully paid) Severn and Wye C Preference and Ordinary 30 Searle and Herrings 30 Newport Abercarn Ordinary 15 Lloyd's Banks 20 South Wales Union Banks Rhondda and Swansea Bay WANTED Rhymney Iron New Shares Bristol & West of England Bank 3 South Wales Union Banks Searle and Uerring Shares 15 Hill's Dry Docks 20 Newport Abercarn Preference GO Henry Bucknell & Co Ordinary, at par 20 D. Davis 6z, Son's TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO. Telegrams "TREDfxx, CARDIFF," Telephone No. 130 SHARE BROKERS & AUCTIONEERS, MER- CHANTS' EXCHANGE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE- 50 Floating Metalic Packing, at 5s prem Barry Debenture Allotments 40 Nantymelyn Colliery Shares 2 jE50 Rubios, 1 B50 Tieegio s.s. Shares 25 Cardiff it Swansea Colliery Shares, at 24s 3 Mountstuart Dry Doek Shares, at 54% BUYERS. 10 Bute Dry Docks, at 31 10 Barry Graving Docks, at 10% 5 Windsor Slipway Shares Cardiff Pure Ice B Shares Clarissa & Sarah Radcliffe s.s. Shares 1136 E. B. SIMS. STOCK & SHARE BROKER, POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 5331 Telegraphic Address, "Shares, Cardiff." BUYERS.—Rhondda Valley Aerated Water Co. Shs £ 300 Rhymney Railway Co. Preference Bristol and W of E Bank Allotments & Fractions SELLERS.—Nell's Ordinary and Preference Shares £ 500 Taff Stock Barry 4 p.c Debenture Allotments Stevens & Son's Ordinary & Pref. Shares South Wales Union Bank Shares 10 National Bank of Wales Shares 30 North's Navigation Shares 10 Internationals, at 6y4 J. W. COURTIS, -8-TOCK & SHARE BROKER, BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY.ST., CARDIFF. 1145 Telegrams, STOCKS, CARDIFF," Telephone, No. 551. BUYERS. 10 South Wales Union Bank Shares 5 Stevens and Son's Ordinary Shares Bute Dry ock Shares Spillers & Bakers' New Ordinary Shares Windsor Slrpwav Shares, at £ 25 Henry Bucknall's Ordinary Shares Barry Graving Dock Shares Bristol and West of England Bank Allotments Cardiff Gas A Stock S1000 Taff Or dinary Stock B1000 Barry pock 2nd Preference Stock 20 Hill's Dry Pock Shares, at 27 SELLERS. Hancock's Ordinary Shares 30 International Colliery Shares Rhondda & Swansea Bay Ordinary Shares E500 Barry Ordinary Stock: 5 Cardiff Pure IceB Shares 5 South Wales Union Bank Shares National Bank of Wales Shares 50 Cardiff and Swansea Colliery Shares, at 24a 6d ,'30 Provincial Tnunway 6 p.c. Preference Shs., at £ 10% 4 Penarth Slipways Shares Nell's Ordinary Shares IP500 Cardiff (,5as C Stock 50 Floating Metallic Packing Company's Shares Barry DOCK Ordinary Shares Swansea Bre ery Ordinary and Preference Shares Business bothi ways in Barry Dock New Debenture Issue Allotments THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 5, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegrams, Gedge, Cardiff." Telephone No. 139. SELLERS 5 Henry Bucknell's Preference Bristol Bank Allotments and Fractions 5 Cardiff Ice A Shares Barry Ord. Shares 5 South Wales Union Bavi;T, at llllxd Nell's Ordinary and Preference Swansea Central Dry Docks Cardiff Gas C Stock 10 Hancock's Ordinary Barry 1st Preferences' B500 Exeter Water 3% p.c. Mortgage Bonds Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Water Shares 10 Bristol and West of Englaud Banks BUYERS. 50 Westlake's Ordinary, at 5% Spillers and Bakers' New Ordinary S500 Taff Ordinary Cardiff Ice B Shares Bristol & South Wales Wagons Barry Ordinary Stock 30 Newport Abercarn Preferences Barry Debenture Allotments Negotiated 1093

I LATEST MARKETS. uo It Ix. HULL, Tuesday.—There was a small show of English wheat, and but little business dono at barely last week's prices, reds making 33. to 34. per quarter foreign wheat a slow demand without change in prices, from 33s to 388 per qr. Barley also dull, malting making 23s to 32s, and grinding 23s 6d to 24s per qr. English beans, 30s to 32s per qr. Peas, oats and maize each sold slowly, without change. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday.—Wheat, fair trade at Friday's full rates Bombay wheat in active demand; Califor- nian, 7s lOd to 7s lid. Beans—Said', 27s. Peas, 6s. Oats slow but more inquiry for seed kinds—new white, o r? yellow, 2s Yd to 2s 8%d black,2s 6d to 2s 7d. Maize demand improved and good business at %d advance for new crop—new mixed, 5s 5V>d to 5s 6%d old mixed, 5s 6%d to 5s 7d. Flour unchanged- English patent, 32s. C-HTJÆ. SALFORD, Tuesday.—A larger supply of both cattle and sheep. Trade was flat for cattle, at late rates. A slow demand for sheep, at last week's prices. More calves, and fair trade at late rates. Cattle, 5d to fr&d sheep; 6dto8%d; calves, 6%d to 8%d per lb. Cattle, 2,961; sheep, 8,819 calves, 183. Weather dull. fr&d sheep; 6d to 84d calves, 6%d to 8%d per lb. 2 Cattle, 2,961; sheep, 8,819 calves, 183. Weather dull. EIR;\IINGtLUI, Tues('av.—lieef, 6%'t to 7%d mutton. 6%d to S%d per lb. Bacon pigs, 7s 8d to 3s sows 6s 3d to 6s 6d porkers, 8s 3d to 8s 9d. A short supply and trade slow. CARMARTHEN, Tuesday. —The monthly market was held here to-day. It was larger than "any that has been held for a long time past. Cows and calves were more numerous than anything, but they showed a downward tendency of 30s a head. The young cows and calves sold at J315 to 920, the old ones going at £9 to £14. Fat beasts showed up well. The best bulls went at 8s 6d to 10s a score, or 5d to 6(1 per lb. The demand was remarkably slow, owing to the large beef purchases made by butchers in various parts of the United Kingdom. A fairly large number of yearling bulls for stock purposes exchanged hands at Bo to £15, and here again the call was by no means equal to what it used to be. The few fat sheep brought to the towr were bought at 9d to 9%d per lb., store sheep fetchi, 30s to 40s each. Pigs were scarce. Stores made 1 s to £2, and fat pigs 6s to 8s a score. ° PRODUCE. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday. —Sugar—cargo first runnings Java, off coast, 16s 3d beet—February,13s 6a,id March, 13s 5%d April, 13s 4%d. Coffee and cocoa unchanged. Rice firm. Castor oil—Calcutta, 3 3-32d to 3%d. Linseed inactive. Hemp, £36 10s distant 240 spot. Lard, 30s. Palm oil — Lagos, £ 24. Turpentine, 29s 3d. Tallow—north 25s 6d to 25s 93. Resin 4s '1hd. Petroleum unchanged, Nitrate, Sa 8%d. r,OIOON, t I-public sales postponed until Friday, owing to dark fog and no business re- ported privately in grocery kinds—refined steady^ with a fair business in standard goods. Pieces however dull. Foreign quiet. Beet opened steady, but closed dull, at nearly %d decline. Sellers fell 13s 7%d • March, April, 13s 6d buyers, I'(I less May, I JS 6d buyers, 13s 5%d ;Tune, sellers, 13s 7%d July, 13s 8%d August, 13:; 9d; buyers, 1 %rl less. Coffee, sales withdrawn, an:l little or nothing doing-Rio futures generally 6d to Is, and Santos generally 3d to 9d dearer. Cocoa—Trinidad sold steadily Grenadas Is cheaper special lots of Ceylon rather dearer. Tea- China sales partially postponed what sold went at fair prices Ceylons sold with a fair spirit fine quality at very full rates. Rice very firm Shellac- sales postponed until to-morrow. Jute quiet. Tur- pentine, 29s. American petroleum, 5%d. HAY AND STRAW. LONDON, Tuesday.—There were moderate supplies and trade was very dull at the following quotations —Good to prime hay, 60s to 87s inferior do., 26s to 50s; good to prime clover, 80s to 100s; inferior (to., 45s to 75s straw, 24s to 37s per load. BUTTER. CORK, Tuesday.—Seconds, 117s thirds, 93s fourths, 80s. Mild-cured firkins-fine, 125s; mild, 112s. In market —33 firkins, 2 kegs, 20 mild. MStf GRIMSBY, Tuesday.—The supply has again fallen off, only about a score of vessels having come in to-day. The quality is very good, and the demand fair. Plaice 30s to 35s level, 27s lemon, 50s to 60s soles, 132s to 152s haddocks, 10s to 14s per box turbot, 8s to 20s brill, 5s 6d to 7s ling, 4s to 5s dead, 2s to 3; cod, 3s to 5s j skace, 4s to 6s (lead. 2s to 3s each hake, 30s dead cod, 40s to 30s per score. METALS. LONDON, Tuesday Copper steady, but not much doys-f,52 8s 9| ,to £ 52 10s cash £ 52 12s Gd to §52 15s three months Tin active, but lower-Straits, f'89,1,2?, 6d cash £ 89 los March dates £ 90 to £ 89 17s 6d three months. Spelter, £ 23 12s 6d to £ 23 15s. lead £ 12 10s. Scotch pig iron nominally 46s 9^fl cash bux ers, 47,s sellers; one month buyers, 46s 10%d. Hematite, 50s 7d cash. Closing report- Copper steady at £ 52 10s cash £ 52 17s 6d three months. Till lower. but closed steady Strait- £89 12s 6d to 289 los cash S90 2s bd to B90 5s three "10',ths; Australian, £ 90 cash English ingots, £ 93 £ 23 10s to £ 23 15s. Spanish lead, £ 12 7s 6d to £ 12 10s; English, £ 12 10s to £ 12 15s Scotch pig iron, 47s cash 47s lid one month. GLASGOW. Tuesday.—Market linn, and a fair busi- Scotch pig iron, 47s cash 47s lid one month. GLASGOW. Tuesday.—Market linn, and a fair busi- ?iis* w Scotch was done at 45s 10%d, 46s 9%d, and 46s 10/ad c&sii 46s IC%d aad 46s liy.d one month; buyers, 46s 10%d waiters, (P.fcd more. Middlcs- brongh—buyers, 4ls 10%d and 42s one month sellers, 1 daarev. Heioa ti fee—buy era, 50s 7d cash, and 50s 9a month sellers, ld more. and 50s 9a one month seUera. ld more.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* SWANSEA, t NEWPORT. Feb. Mor. i Evu. Hgt. jMor.iEvn. fllgt. Mor.jEvn.)Hgt. 16 Mi 0 9'28 Oil 25ill 51!25 0 0 22'28 5 17 Ti 0 39; 1 1826 7| — 0 25124 8 0 52l 1 31127 0 18 W] 2 1 2 5125 3 1 5; 1 54|24 5 2 14 3 4-25 3 19 T 3 41i 4 21 25 5 2 42! 3 23 24 10 3 54 4 34'25 10 20 F 4 55: 5 26,26 10 3 59, 4 30,25 11 5 8| 5 39^27 3 21 Si 5 53j 6 17.23 10 4 57; 5 21 27 3 6 61 6 30*29 3 22 S\ 6 23; 6 58 30 7 5 43: 6 3|23 9 6 51! 7 1131 0 23 Ml 7 16' 7 33|31 11 6 20' 6 37'30 0 7 2J' 7 46'32 4 -k-i ii. tPiinou oMVales Dfc. 1 AlexandraDk

SWANSEA EXCHANGE. SWANSEA, TUESDAY. There was a fair attendance at to-day's meeting, but there is no alteration in the state of the iron and steel trade of the district to be reported. Pig iron. Glasgow warrants, 46s 8d, 46s lOd, and 46s 10V,d cash buyers. Market quiet. Middlesbrough, No. 3, 41s 10d prompt other numbers in proportion. Market quiet. Hematite warrants, 50s 8CI to 50s 7d for mixed numbers, f.o.b. Cumberland, according to brand. Briton Ferry hematite pig iron, Nos. 1, 2, and 3, 55s f.o.t. at works (nett). Welsh Bars.— £ 5 15s to L6 angles, &c., at usual extras, f.o.t. at works. Sheet iron.—Singles, £ 7 5s to £ 8 5s f.o.t. at works. Steel Rails. —Heavy sections, L4 17s 6d to 95 light do., L5 17s 6d to F,6 5s f. o. t. sleepers, angles, channels, &c., according to section and specifica- tion. Steel Sheets.—Singles, 28 to L9, with the usual extras for the higher gauges. Bessemer Steel Tin-plate Blooms, L5 5s to L5 7s 6d tin-plate bars, C5 10s to P,5 12s 6d. Siemen's Tin-plate Bars. -Best, £ 6 to 26 2s 6d all delivered in the district, cash, less 2% per cent. Tin Plates. —Makers' quotations for iron coke tins, per box IC, 17s 3d to 17s 6d Bessemer steel coke, 17s 9d to 18s; Siemens' (coke finish), 18s 3d to 18s 9d ternes, per double box, 28 by 20 C, 35s to 37s 6d best charcoal, 20s to 22s 6d, according to finish of brand wasters, 6d to Is per box less than primes. All delivered in Prince of Wales Dock, Swansea, cash, less 3 and 1 per cent. The Swansea Harbour Trustees have furnished the following official return of tinplates received from the works, shinned, and in stock :— Week ending Corresponding Feb. 14,1891. Last week. week last year. Boxes. Boxes. Boxes Received. 77,200 67,276 43,166 .Shipped. 80,620 60,841 34,781 In Stock. 254,906 258.326 243.176 Copper.—Chili bars, £ 52 7s 6d to £52 15s. Block tin, £ 89 10s to £90. Spelter, J323 10s to J625 12s 6d. Per telegram received on 'Change. Lead.-English, £ 12 10s to J312 12s 6d. Spanish, J612 5s to £ 12 7s 6d. Anthracite coal.—Best big vein, selected for malting purposes, 14s to 14s 6d second quality do., 12s to 12s 6d ordinary large, according to quality and selection, 10s to "lis 6d small robbly cuim, per ton, 7s to 7s 3d. All de- livered f.o.b. Swansea, cash in 30 days, less 2% per cent. Steam coals. — Large, 14s to 15s second quality do., 13s 3d to 14s 6d; bunkers, according to quality, 13s to 15s small, 5s 9d to 6s per ton, delivered f.o.b. Swansea, cash 30 days, less 21.2 per cent. Bituminous coals.-Large (No. 3 Rhondda), 14s to 15s 6d thl'O' coals, 12s 6d to 13s 6d small, 10s to 10s 9d per ton, delivered f.o.b. Swansea,, cash 30 days, less 2% per cent. Coke.—Best foundry, 20s to 22s 6d; furnace, 19s to 20s per ton, f.o.b. Swansea, cash 30 days, less 2 per cent. Patent fuel, 14s to 14s 3d. Iron ores. 14s 3d to 14s 6d per ton, ex ship cash 30 days, with an additional charge of Is 6d per ton for selected large. Pitwood, 17s 6d to 17s 9d per ton into trucks net cash, 30 days. Freights.—Messrs Burgess and Co., steamship owners, reported that to-day's freight quotations were as follow :—Genoa, 7s 9d to 3s coal Naples, 7s 9d coal, 8s 6d fuel; Leghorn, 8s 6d coal Palermo, 9s coal, 9s 9d fuel Oran, lOfcs. fuel Marseilles, lOfcs. fuel; Bayonne, 7fcs. coal St. Nazaire, 6fcs. coal.

DOCK-STREET, TUESDAY. There was a good attendance of shipowners and merchants. Trade was steady, but there was no alteration to note in any of the markets. Freights I continue moderate, and the day's charterings included the following :— Cardiff to Venice, 8s 9d (Bilbao). I Swansea to Bayonne, 7fcs (Egret). Bayonne to Newport or Swansea, 5s, option Porth- cawl, 6s (Egret).

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. (SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. 1 The Norwegian vessel Rakel, from Dysart for Sta- vanger, with coal, is at Mandal leaky. The steamer Iontebello, which grounded on Monday in the Humber, has floated, apparently undamaged. The ketch Annie, of Peterhead, from Kennethans for London, is ashore on Redcar Rocks, but is expected off at high water. The steamer Arbib Brothers, lying in the river Thames, caught fire en Monday in the engine-room. Considerable damage was done to the afterhold, which contained some esparto grass, and which had to be flooded. The "team trawler Electra is ashore near Margan. Assistance bas been sent, anil she is expected off at high water.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION MUMBLKS LIGIITHOUSK, Tuesday.—Wind N, light. Weather hazy. Sea smooth. Passed East-steamers Gleneden, of West Hartlepool Culmore, of Liverpool; Georgette, of Dieppe Actif, of Caen Avon, of Glas- gow. Passed West—steamer Iron King, of Whitehaven.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Tuesday. -Wind E, light. Weather hazy. Barometer, 30*42, steady. Passed Hast-Sinh, from Lacuna Danish barque showing H.P.Q.r Nor- ;-¡ ayia-n 1.><1.1'11" showing- il.ii.T. J., in tow of tag Tritfn; Cveertnii(ta C:i,-i-ardtt, fr,)im Proboilngo,. in tow of tu.r Eagje; lona, from tiro liiyer Pi&te, in to.w ui tug' Britbs—last 11 Vv. for SSSri6nth Bonne Mere, from Saigon for Havre • Oiive, from Iquique for Hamburg steamer, presuhiCA tUi £ ia, from !Scw York for Hamburg. Paused WCllt-Phantom, of Carnarvon steamers Elton, of West Hartlepool; Llandaff and ept_ Ouse, of Cardiff.

SHIP FOR ORDERS. The steamer Louglibrow, of Newcastle, arrived in Swansea Bay 011 Tuesday for orders, which she re- ceived from the Signal Station and proceeded for Cardiff.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Turquoise left Las Palmas for Tinfisque 17th Labarrouere left Bilbao for Newport 17th Portugalek ôlrvIl Bilbao 16th Tredegar arvd N ewpor 16th Cyfarthfa arvd Newport 17th Emma Lawson arvd Bordeaux from Tyne 14th T'hordisa arvd Cardiff from Havre 16th Syra arvd Bilbao from La Rochelle 16th Invermay arvd Middlesbrough from Bilbao 15th Darent arvd Middlesbrough from Bilbao 16th Ambient arvd London 15th J R Hinde passed 16th Gemini arvd Barry Dock J.6th Esther arvd Gravesend 15th Sandsend passed St Catherine's 15th Fountains Abbey arvd Penarth S W Kelly passed TTshant 15th Shagbrook passed Gravesend for Penarth 15th General Roberts ami Newport Blue Jacket arvd Philadelphia 14th Redruth arvd Geestemuude e Long Ditton arvd Sables 14th Dunmail arvd Lcndon 16th Bromsgrove arvd Southampton Llandaff arvd Newport 15th Hampshire left Newport for Southampton Forest left Bilbao for Cardiff 16th May arvd St Nazaire 16tii Vulture arvd Newport 15th Belair left Rouen for London 16th Werfa arvd Huelva 15th Castro arvd Bathurst 16th St Helier arvd Huelva Baron Hambro left-, Bordeaux for Cardiff Garrison left Bordeaux for Cardiff 14th Rliosina arvd Port Said Dorriogue arvd Bordeaux 17th Racine left St Nazaire for Harry 16th Rosebud arvd Bilbao from Lisbon 17t.h Ingoldsby left Swansea for La Rocheile 17th L ft Charlewood arvd Gibraltar from Cardiff 17th Taff itrvd Newport from Bordeaux 16th Eureka arvd Lisbon 17th Activity arv il Cardiff from St Ma!o 15th Moliere arvd Barry 16th Arrow arvd Genoa from Cardiff 16th Emerald left Havre for Cardiff 16th Alassio arvd Huelva froni t'vnc Dock 16th Ricardo left Birkenhead for'Nevvport 16th CARDIFF-ARRIVALS. ROA'i'H DOCK, Feb 17.- Cybele ss, 784, Ipswich, light. If night Compa.nion ss, 2547. Shagbrook ss, 868, London, light. KAST BUTE DOCK, Feb 17.—Esther, 779, Rotterdam, ballast. Greystoke ss, 1353. Sainton^e ss, 979, Roche- fort, light. Brothers, 52. Doris ss, 1156, Barrow, lijfht. Eina Thamberskelm, 935, Pensaeola, timber. Thordisa ss, 1539, Havre, light. Roseland ss, 815, Bilbao, iron ore. Garonne ss, 633, Bordeaux, pitwood. Win. Bank. ss, 431, Havre, light. Kalliopc-, 1612. WEST Bun: DOCK, Feb 17.—Advance, 55. Alroy, 226. Kingstown, old chains. Ellen, 133, Appledore, ballast. Levering, 92, Vannes; pitw-od. Octavia, 73. J K Allport, 94, Canaf, light. Honor, 235, Aberthaw, limestone. Orpheus ss, 183, Liverpool, general. A Arthur, 41. Star of the West. 81. Viceroy, 63, Penrbvn, ballast. City of Hamburg ss, 742, Glasgow, light. Althea, 492/ Grimstadt, timber. Emily Weir, 59. Wextord, bats. Leverette 118, St Malo, ballast..Star, .68, Scilly, ballast. Capt Cookss, 153, Liverpool, sundries. Torbay Lass, 151, Cork, pitwood. Stannington ss, 140, Ardglass, potatoes. Activity ss, 730. Baron Hambro ss, 365, Bordeaux, pitwood, Mariner, 234, Newhaveu, ballast. Mary James, 144, Penzance, broken stone. Maria, 210, Corunna., pitwood. Ornate, 121, Padstow, light. Vernon, 81, Dublin, burnt ore. Alliance, 85. Brothers, 46, Canal, light. PENARTH DOCK, Feb 17.-Valin ss, Newport, light. Runo ss, Dunkerque, light. Long Ditton ss, Sables d'Olowie, light. Mfllgrave ;:s, Cardiff, light. Hlberiua ss, Roads, light. Scotia ss, Roads, light. Souverain, Bordeaux, ballast. Undaunted, Newcastle, ballast. Ann, stones. SAILINGS. ROATII DOCK, Feb 16.-Radnor ss, Whitfield, Las Palmas. EAST BUTE DOCK, Feb 16.-Foscolina ss, Stafford, Dieppe. WEST BUTE DOCK., Feb 16.—Susan Vittery, Pellard, Fowey. Ark, Hayman, New Ross. Malfllatre, Luckes, Cork. Anita S, Rapa, Frey Bentos. Arndt, Gundersen, Bahia. ROATII DOCK, Feb 17.—N Stuart ss, Pallox, Port Said. Mary, Morgan, Sea. Alumbagh, Churchill, Rio Janeiro. EAST BUTE DOCK, Feb 17.-Avon ss, Lindsay, Glasgow. Ely Rise ss, Jones, Charente. WEST BUTE DOCK, Feb 17.—Tivyside ss, Thomas, Newry. A Sutton ss, Sutton, Cork. Veronica ss, Grenfell, Portreath. Thames ss, Taylor, Liverpool, Reveil ss, Kiely, Waterford. Twig, Candig, Port Glasgow. Charlotte, Guener, Quimper. Rebecca Mary, Hughes, Trevor. Fride, Esiether, Lisbon. PEIS'ARTH DOCK, Feb 17.-Knutsford ss, Harrison, Point de Galle. Surbiton ss, Simpson, London. Springbok ss, Soucer, Rouen. Industry. Guy, Bristol. Olivine ss, Greenock. Konigin Augusta, Buenos Ayres. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Feb 17. Gibraltar, Sir Galahad ss, B, 631, Carrick, Crone & Co St Nazaire, Prince Soltykoff ss, B, 893, L & H Gueret St Malo, Allonby ss, B, 818, Sarre, L & H Gueret Malta, Eugenie as, B. 1157, Harrison, Moore & Moore Hong Kong, Chelydra ss, B, 1574, J Burness & Sons Venice, Harrogate ss, B, 1290, Stallybrass, Balmer <» Co Algiers, Ncrna ss, B, 687, Pole, J Fry & Co Galle or Colombo, Greystoke SS, B, 1358, R Ropner & Co Iquique, Reigate, B, 1034, Jones, D L Flack Bombay, Lanark ss, B, 1973, Cross, J J AleBachraii St Nazaire, Boileau ss, B, 1202, Crosby, L & H Gueret Brest, Eagle ss, B, 723, Howden, W E Williams Port Said, Lyndhurst ss, B, 1309, Holt, Morel Bros Singapore, Wakefield ss, B, 1571, Hodgson, Edwards, Robertson & Co Havre, Wm Banks ss, B, 431, Powell Duftryn Co Port Said, Penpol ss, 8, 1284, Geach, Foster, Ham & Co Sulina, Claymoro ss, n, 1054, Storm, Gray, Taylor & Co St Nazaire, Abernwed 33, 709, Letrielieux David Launion, Adele et Marie, F, 63, Morel Bros & Co Boucan, Boucan ss, F, ^apelle St Nazaire, Valin ss, F, 993, J ramble, A Capelle Cadiz, Arsene, F, 163, Msugiia.il, Morel Bros & Co Marseilles, Marguerite Mane, 5 142, Morel Bros & Co Santa Rosalia, Kalliope, Ger, 1612, Worms, Josse & Co Santos..T P Her?, r-wy, 467, Bentson, Tellefsen & Co CLEARED-Febl t Sulina, Claymore ss, B, 1900 c0, Venice, Sultana ss, B, 1700 coal Hong Kong, Chelydra ss, B, 3000 coal Gibraltar, Sir Galahad ss, B. 1200 coal St Malo, Allonby ss, B, 1543 coal Malta, Eugenie ss, R, 2100 coal Algiers, Norna ss, B 1360 coal fSt Nazaire. Boileau ss, B. 2450 coal Bres t, Easjle ss, B, 1350 coal Havre, William Banks ss, B, 750 coal Ancona, Rembrandt ss, B, 2220 coal St Nazaire, Abermaed ss, B, 1400 coal Valencia, Cheriton ss, B, 1400 coal Singapore, Wakefield ss, B. 2800 coal Lannion, Adele et Marie, F, 90 coal Cadiz, Arsene, F, 249 coal „,n „naj Marseilles, Marguerite Marie, F, ^>u coa- st Nazaire, Valin ss, F, 2200 coal Rio Janeiro, Nordstjernen, Swe, 10w Buenos Ayres, Hero, Swe, 620 coal ,„nineoUS C*1* Santa Rosalia, Iinperator, Swe, nusce IMPORTS—Feb i'- Pensacola, Eina Thamberskelm, Bilbao, Roseland ss, iron ore, Dowlais c' C(j Bordeaux, Garonne ss, pitwood, -*1" T-nno*^ Kingstown, Alroy, old chains, Brown, L q0 Vannes, Lovering, pitwood, A Stoneho » Abert'naw, Honor, limestone. CO Liverpool, Orpheus ss, general, R », ro Grimstadt, Althea, timber, G H Wills Wexford, Emily Weir, oats, J Tucker Co Liverpool, Capt Cook ss sundries, pegs Cork, Torbay Lass, pitwood, W Collings, Isnd Ardglass, Stannington ss, potatoes, & iL^jey, Bordeaux, Baron Hambro ss, pitwood, f, T00te,ti°a Penzance, Mary James, broken stone, i' oct 1' Corunna, Maria, pitwood, Manzanos C Dublin, Vernon, burnt ore, Tennant & u

BARRY DOCK- gfc xva^ AUIUVAKS, Feb 17.—Moliere ss, 3°°'v^cIs^Sm, light. Edith ss, 1123, Sharpness, hgM- T e0 ss, "Em, li^'lit. Kara ss, 1507, London, light- sS Jfji, Akaba ss, 2473, Dundee, light, *l3S.ss1 B T Robinson ss, 1199, Antwerp, 839, Hull, light. Inga, 1330, London, ,^s. Jane, 78, Penrhyn, granite.. _c SAILINGS, Feb 17.- sir Galahad as,g(. Eugenie ss, Malta. Prince Soltykon < Chelydra ss, Hong Kong. Isle of Ba^* v Bet^ lona. Knight Commander ss, Monte Vhleo. NEWPORT- AWMVAI* JIG ALEXANDRA DOCK, Feb 17.—Lizzi« aj,D O"1 iron ore. Taff ss, 541, Bordeaux, pitwo Isle of Jura ss, 614, Amsterdam, light. gi, OLD DOCK, Feb 17.—Holme Force ss, light. Kirkless ss, 245, Waterford, hg" efg, 110, L'Orient, pitwood. T^irio. RIVER, Feb 17.—Trinidad ss, 809, vec^0 & Harvey, 146, Dungarvan, pitwood. Swansea, light. f SAILIN GS. r.^tinS ALEXANDRA DOCK, Feb 17.— Baines b sons, Caen. Teodoro ss, Machin, ss, Viding, Bremerhaven. Llandaff ss, fJ mouth. rthnfl. & OLD DOCK, Feb 17.—Winstanley ss, ^^7 fort* Kirkless ss, Coffey, Waterford, Owen, Warrenpoint. „ RIVER, Feb 17.—Watermouth, Marsha • Nautilus, Burgess, Lynmouth. Fort"' pispj* Southampton. Commerce, Hall, IV, cxford. bbl t 1 1419 cow Petherick, Barnstaple. Eliza, Dauuton,$, yf,f Touch Me Not, Prynn, Fowey. Chase, Doctor, Vickery, Cork. Juniper, Qu*g pe#*1 Teazer, Beake, Padstow. Valin ss, Train" ENTERED O UT W ARDSTFeDf ^neS Seville, Joseph ss, B, 568, Smith, MordeV;' £ C° (.'Orient, La Marie, F,30, Bonel, A P ^.rn St Vaast, Gustave, F, 67, Corbet, Budd C" » Naples, Solon ss, 15, 859, Speedy, M; r»l w'at^ro Bilbao, Calliope ss, 907, Couzens, Ry^^lrilsoD Trieste, William Bailey ss, B, 1170, J u CLEARED—Feb 17. ra,il3 Rio Janeiro, Elizabeth, Nwv, 1000 coal, Barcelona, Sjofna ss, Nv. y, 510 coal Seville, Joseph ss, B, 1000 coal, 2 steam w1 Swona, Lord Derby ss, B, 2300 coal ,Las Palmas, Lochmore ss, B, 3000 coal Dakar, Bretagne, F, 554 coal 2650 c03^ Buenos Ayres via St Vincent, Sola ss, 4 Syra, R W Boyd ss, B, 1500 coal IMPORTS—Feb 17.. Bordeaux, Taff ss, 850 loads pitwood. wood Co 400 bushels onions, order n Decido, Ti'inidad ss, 1750 iron ore, Decio? _s0ji & L'Orient, Bohallard, 130 loads pitwood, A w Bilbao. Lizzie ss, 1820 iron ore, Blaenavon Appledore, Rosamond Jane, 55 sand Dungarvan, Harv.y, pitwood ,7 .(a EXPORTS COASTWISE— Fowey, P M AVilcock, 127 ccal, Tii-pentwy- jjjery V Mevagissey, Alberta, 83 coal, TiiT.entwys Ballycotton, Rose, 160 coal Bristol, Twee Gezusters, 125 coal VvTexford, Ellen Kerr. 130 coal 11 fj"- Hayle, Bristol Packet, 75 coal, 5 bar iron, Mor;¡¡,O Barnstaple, Rossmond Jane, 60 coal, G n. Barnstaple, Marie, 34 coal, G H Morgan Co »(JI I Cork, Capt Parry ss, 580 coal, J F f Waterford, Galgorm Castle ss, 170 coal, J* S\VANSEA-ARRI'VALS- yIe, NORTH DOCK, Feb 16.—Vistula, L25, .-PFT Epney Lass, 60, Milford, light. 005 PJj lP' SOUTH DOCK, Feb 16.—Thames ss, rr0^rpvi' light. Tender ss, 69, Bridgwater, light. 1, plf Bridgwater, light. C, PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Feb ge" mouth, ballast. Michigan ss, 2383, Lon" Broughshane ss, 147, Harringtxui, pig Iron.t11 SAILINGS. a(llva. NORTH DOCK, Feb 16.— Sarah, Lile, a° fP Abbey ss, Davies, Bristol. Margaret Jii Briton Ferry. Ribble ss, Casey, Newry. RiO jt"- SOUTH DOCK, Feb 16.-Darwin, Thomas, 0I11 Jessie, Evans, Dundalk. ,-th sS, Tbo S* PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Feb 16. -Ldith ss' biO Newport. Enid ss, Harris, Newport, Hogarth, Caen. Ingoldsby ss, Smith, L" 17. tC* ENTERED OUT\VARDS-Fe» hard-« p Venice, Stella ss, Nwy, 832, Meidell, St Nazaire, Domira ss, B, 1173, Fisher, «- (Jo Genoa, Gleneden ss, B, 712, Fell, J W°ou poll1* Honfleur, Thames ss, B, 295, Sfephens, V. (jo Rouen, Wyndcliffe s.s, B, 435. G Rouen, Parisien, F, 457, Defoyne, L Dunkerque, Cambrai ss, F, 611. Societei, yi(jf Dieppe, Georgette ss, F, 276, Diraiscm- l* Caen, Actif ss, F, 474, Auii'ret, li Deburau* ■CLEARED—Feb 17. „ Caen, ActlT ss, F, 900 coal ,y Iloufleur, Tiiv.uieS i Rouen, Parjsieri ss,$?, 700 coal 5 Rio Janeiro, Hans Thies, Nwy, 550 coal Leghorn, Chatlwick ss. B, 1750 p fuel Valencia, Scoresby ss, B. 1160 p fuel -J IMPORTS- Feb 17. Dieppe, Georgette ss, 22 marble, order (0" Harrington, Broughshane ss, 360 pig 'r0 ftil Bristol, Collier ss, general n,;re & it r j Hn yle, Vistula, 133 flour and bran, T I tin, Bancroft, Brown, «v Co 2 tin, j way Co h 17. | EXPORTS COASTWISE—*0" & P^ Fremington, Lovely Susan, S5 coal, Evan- vau Bridgwater, Crowpill, 280 coal, Evans p^ur* Bridgwater, Tender ss, 115 coal, Gwaun^ ^0lig Boscastle, Louisa, 85 manure, Vivian ant- Bristol, Collier ss, general n Bidefoid, Caroline, 100 coal, Evans & Barnstaple, Epney Lass, 130 coal, T '1 Calstock, Peter James, 165 coal, W G '0)Lor C& Charlestown, Lizzie Ellen, 150 coal, Dyne Watchett, Oce m, 80 coal, Glasbreok PORTHCAWL. ARRIVALS, Feb 17.-Chrysolite, Purveyor, Bude, ballast. Supply, G" Walney ss, Hayle, light. Ocean Pearl. ^Si SAILINGS, Feb 17.—St Agnes, St Afc Walney, Hayle, 260 coal. BRITON FERRY. 13 J)iØ' ARRIVALS, Feb 16.-Number 12 S5,. t. T ballast. Olivia as, 127, Portreath, ball"1-5 G Ellen, 27, Swansea, ballast. liale, Od SAILINGS, Feb 17 —Lynx ss, Seynionr,gwo Feb 17—Bride ss, Willey, Hayle, coal- V,'light, London, coal.

FOOTBALL. j PONTYPRIDD have Saturday next open t°ercret»^ Half-gate guaranteeing expenses. q'his ni CAERPHILLY 2ND XV. v. BEDWAS.1 i0 » (A. played at Bedwas and resiihe^eiij- j for the visitors by 2 tries to 1 try. •, Tjd'*3' W. Talbot scored for Caerphilly, a" J for Bedwas. CARDIFF A v. ABERAVON.—"Ten t0^„vtiiff "In your report of the match between a Aberavon it was stated that Merrettvjng re<*l'Vl Allow me to say Merrett was not P there were live backs and five forwards o0 team who could not go to Aberavoi je, which will account for the poor display Ep's nW,i CARDIFF ROVERS v. MR A. }ar°a £ This (Wednesday) afternoon a n^jte.' uiah between the above teams 011 the Bar -gyg: Kick-off at 3.15; admission, 3d. t PAvis> 'all f.u, Davies three-quarter backs, T. G. L J. Keepings, and C. Mills lialf-ba^^in), Pen-yman fonvards, Kosser i. Hornby, George, Seldon, Street, R°" v <1, Mr A. J. Beer's Team: Back, E. R0011,? 'pva^'j.JS' J backs, F. E. Nicholls, W. Keepings, M. Hill half-backs, Merritt and Lva«s w. Goss, F. Coles, W. A. Jones, F Arma^fe* Chiplain, Tom Harry. tuid J. Casey. F. Hill, Cardiff F. G.

-<\Vj! CLEVELAND IRON rphe iron "otiiy t MIDOLESBROUGH, 1 ul:Isday. has boid thougii quiet, is steady. There is limited extent of business, and for early delivery, as buying discount, owing to sellers i he demand is mostly trom h ^on P „nts.. there are large deliveries or shipIJ\,iit;lI'i bov.giit being made for Scotlaii"* a,1 ry; pig iron are exceptionally Vebru* tit", to 41,000 tons to yesterday tjie sa^. ^j- 3 compared with 17,000 tons f0J r Nu10, o&j last month. The quotations buy0^ generally 42s for prompt, %^]ivery- .533 g Makers ask more for forward « iatite, j- 1^°. 4 forge is about 40s 6d he^ Warrants are 41s ljy,d. but decreased since last Tuesdays increase ou the month of 332 ton • uiry- 1&. iron has shown a little nJ^0i2S l5 s' y have been for ship-plates, bar?, Ther,6JA angles, £ 5 12s 6d common £ o- discount) steel plates weake 0thei' a fair amount of activity lD Coal and coke are unchanged. — ø

-Iri1t FATALITY TO A WELSH. AMERICA- 't0^ William Werrett, to» co. Durham, .m May, l°°''st0ne b"*e0lcS killed in the pit known as fctl<L,e six laCe, 3rd inst. The pit had been K4 repairs, and on deceased 8<?in°teT. found an accumulation of ^a n0ther l^ pie^ fixed a squib and stepped into ^ait t ing for it to explode. During j9 \Ver t to rock seems to have fallen, an";b fle p'/jjjf took for the failure of the ^u',oSion in another squib, when the eis and >j. The man was struck in the *> 3> and lacerated. He lived for two, 0' to inform his comrades ho^v JL* S°?ao4 His funeral on February 5th he being a member of toe F j^e le» agM? i" St. George, and the Redmei • !l'w0fP,l§f^ and four little ones. ■R6Chr«thers th0 Wales, and several of his broto ^.u be the Welsh pits. To them,. intimation of the sad fatal

THE GREAT CUBE F°b °a Che^/ft Viridine—Still further testh00^ ()f tl £ y Will you send me a b.°",l° 0f corn c"ruai y. my own use. I aPPea.r ^rable ,l^d. SV colour, but none °/. p(',rns are iIlC^Lea one ought to say ands luaV^n vears- Sf used Viridine. lhous_ over 50 ^st Is of whom had suffere Is, k^rfirli-st1'06 imitations. Sold 111 py^mist, Proprietor, J. Monday, CU« u and all Chemist ^tedl^l b^fhft sS|«ESttrhf DITNCAN & &ONS, f ^'Cardiff. in "ftte-street, in the town o. ?;iainor?an.

COMMERCIAL SALES. SYMINGTON'S DANDELION COFFEE. 3reakfast Beverage for persons of WEAK DI- GESTION and those suffering from BILIOUS I T, NESS and LIVER COMPLAINTS. Sold by all Grocers in Tins, 6d, Is, and Is 6d each. Patentees I BOWDEN STEAM MILLS, and J- Mamifacturers. j MARKET HARBOROUGH 6334 RICHARD ENGLAND HAS NOW ON SALE VERY LARGE QUANTITIES OF ENGLISH, IRISH, AND SCOTCH p OTATOES, OF THE FINEST QUALITIES, And has just arrived, per Alliance, A PRIME CARGO OF MORICQ BLUES, Suaranteed to be the best quality, and in first-class condition. HAS ALSO SECURED 500 TONS OF THE BEST gEED pOTATOES Of every description, and which will lie guaranteed jenuine as they have been most particularly selected from the Principal English and Scotch Growers. R. E. has cargoes arriving daily, and is in a position jo offer at the very Lowest Prices. I C H A It D ENGLAND, WBST DOCK, CARDIFF, and NEW DOCK-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. G. J. K ENV-YN CO. VICTORIA-HALL ~^7;AREHOUSES, E-VVPORT, IMPORTERS AND DIRECT AGENTS. allTTERS, CHEESE, BACON, HAMS, LARD, MIXTURES, AND MARGARINE, SALMON, Roast and Boiled Beef and Mutton, SOILED RABBIT, SARDINES, CANNED FRUIT Anglo-Swiss Milkmaid Brand Condensed Milk, LIBBY S C.C. BEEF AND BRAWN, LUNCH AND OX TONGUES. &c. 8384 4 0 7 pACKAGES FINEST EW ZEALAND JgUTTER JUST ARRIVED IN STORE. SPECIAL VALUE IN RIPE GORGONZOLA c HEESE. FLINT x> R O S J' JD 8957 CUSTOM HOUSE-STREET.

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Block B (1^)— tlammonds (5)— lpig's Peak (I I'X'arapaca Bank.. (3)2J Leed's Forge .(5)— j Do. Waterwrks(8i)7i-4 Lister & Co .9;- j British WaterGas(li)l Salt UnionOrd.(lO)— jNortli's Nav Col(4:f)- Elmore Copper..(2^-4-i Nitrate Riiiiway (13^)4 DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST MESSRS THACKERAY & CO. Stock and Share Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers, Cardiff. RAILWAYS. Paid. Priees. JStock Barrv Dock and Railwavs. 100 ..203 212 10 Do. New.. 10 201 21 Stock Great Western ..100 ..164 165 Loudon and North Western.. 100 179 180 „ Midland 100 .152 153 lo llhundda and Swansea. Bay.. 10 9 91/2 10 Do. New.. 10 9 91!z Stock Rhymney 100 .140 145sd Severn and I(D ..10 12 Taff V'ate Divided Stock .100 7? 74xd 10 Do. Shares r. 10 17\i, 18xd PREFERENTIAL. Stock, Barr^ Dock it iiv. First Pref.100 ..132 135 Do. 2nd 100 ..130 132 Do. 3rd 100 123 130 „ Brecon & Mer. 1st Pref. 1861.100 ..100 105 Do. 2atli»ref. 1862.100 90 95 Cambrian, No. 1, 4 p.c 100 ..70 7] Do. No. 2, 4 p.c 100 41% 42 Great Western Comol 5 p.c.100 ..153 160 10 Pembrk & Tenby 5 p.c., 1864. 10 7 7% 10 Rhondda & S'sea Bay 5 p.c. 10 12 12% 10 Do. New 5 p.c. 10 12 12% Stock, Rhyinney 4 p.c. Consold.100 .115 116xd* „ Taff Vale 4 p.c. Consold 100 ..117 119 GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 50 Aberdare IWJlway 50 ..142 143x Stock Great- Western, 5p. c. guar..100 ..159 161 „ Penartb Harbour,Dock, &Ry100 ..152 151 Som. & Dorset (Bath Exten.)100 ..117 118 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES. Bonds Barry Dock & Rly 44 p.c.100 ..115 117 11 Do. 4 p.c.100 ..114 116 Stock Brecon &Merthyr A 4 p.c.100 ..106 108 Do. B 4 p.c.100 .97 89 „ Bute Dock 4 p.c 100 ..108 110 Cambrian A 4 p. c 100 ..118 119 Do. B 4 p.c 100 ..111% 112% Great Western 5 do 100 ..158 160 Midland 3 percent 100 99 101 „ Mid-Wales A 4% per cent ..100 ..114 117 Milf ord Dock A 6 per cent ..100 ..73 78 „ Neath & Brecon 1st 100 ..102 104 „ do A Deb .100 75 80 „ RhonddaA Sw'seaBay4p.o. 100 ..106 108 „ Rhymney 4 ditto 100 ..121 123 „ Somerset k Dorset,No. 1.100 ..156 157 „ Taff Vale 3 p.c 100 93 95 BANKS. 20 BriatolWestofEngland,Iim 7% 18% 19V4xall Do New Allotments 2% 3 100 County of Gloucester, Lim 25 64 66xd 30 Glamorganshire, Lim 2% 4% 43>ixd 5 Glamorganshire, Pref. do.. 2% 5 51/d 10 London & Provincial,Lim.. 5 21 22xd 50 Lloyd's Bank Limited 8 27% 28%xd 20 NationalBankofWales, lam 10 17% 18%xd 75 National Provincial, Lim.. 10% 4445 60 National Provincial' Lim.. 12 52 54 40 North & South Wales, Lim 10 31% 32x(I 20 South Wales Union, Lim 7 11 ll%xd GAS 10 Aberdare. 10 141j. 14% Stock Cardiff A 10 per cent 100 ..200 205 Do. B 8 per cent 100 ..160 165 Do. C 7 per cent 100 ..140 145 Do. Gas D 5 per cent 100 ..100 105 10 Lynvi Valley 10 10 11 Stock Newport A 10 per cent. 100 ..195 200 Do. B 7% percent 100 ..148 150 Do. C7 percent 100 ..137 W2 Do. C 7 percent 100 ..137 W2 25 Swansea 7% percent 25 37% 33% 25 Do 7 per cent 25 35 36' GAS AND WATER. 10 Barry and Cadoxton 10 16 17 10 Bridgend 10 ..10 IOV4 12 Pontvpool (Max. 10-p.c. 12 ..17 17% 10 Ystrad A 10 18 19 WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol 25 55 56 20 Do 20 ..42 43 10 Neath A 10 16% 17 10 Pontypridd. 10 16 20xd Stock Pontypridd 5 per ct. Pref.100 116 121xd COAL AND IRON 10 Cardiff & Swansea Colliery 10 1 1% 10 D. Davis & Sons, Limited.. 10 12% 12% 23 Ebb wVale Steel,Iron,&Coal 20 6»g 6% 5 Great Western Ord. B 5 7 7% 5 Do. New 14 4 6 61, 5 Do. Pref. A 5 9% 10 10 H. H. Vivian & Co. A Pref. 356 5 International Coal 5 5% 5%xd 100 Miller & Cory 6 p. c. Debs. 100 ..104 106 62% Nantyglo&BlainalronPref. 62% 55 56 10 Newport-Abercarn 10 8% 9% 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 10 lO1/* 5 North's Navigation Colliery 5 4% 5 10 Penrikyber Colliei-y 10 9 9% 5 Do. 5to7%p. c. Pref. 10 9 9% 5 Rhymney Iron 5 11/4 l%xd 05 Do. New 4V4 lxd 10 Do. 5 p.c.Mort. Debts.100 91 95 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 7% 8y4 3 Do. 10 per cent. B 3 3% 3% 3 Do. New B 1% 1% 1% 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A.. 36 17% 18% 25 Do. B 25 15% 16% MISCELLANEOUS 20 Alexandra Dock & Railway 20 15 16 Stock Ditto 4% p.c. Pref 100 ..101 103 1 Bland & Co, 1.. 1 10 Bristol Brewery Ordinary 10 28% 29 10 Do. 6 Preference 10 14% 15 10 Bl. and So. Wales Waggon.. 3 5 5y4xd 50 Bute Drv Dock 50 30 35 Stock Cardiff Corporation 3% p.c.100 ,.103 110 5 C'diff and Pen'rth Tramways 5 3% 4%, 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock.. 40 23 25 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage 25 35 37 7 Gloster Ry. Car and AV air Ld. A 7 8% 8Ysxd 10 W. Hancock and Co., Ltd. 10 23 24 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 12 12% Stock Do. 4% p.c. Deb. Stock..100 ..106 108 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 6% 7% 10 Milford Dock 10 1% 50 Mountstuart Dry Dock 40 53 55 50 Do. B. 20 26% 27% 5 Newport Tramways 5 9% 10% Do. Wa.terBl Annuities 26 26% 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 40 42 10 Provincial Tramways 10 5 5% 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 10 10 10% 10 Royal Hotel 6% per cent. 10 10 10y4 10 Spillers & Bakers Ordinary.. 9 17% 18 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 12% 13% 5 Thompson <t Shackell 5 5% 6'/4 10 Tuckers James Ordinary. 8 9 9y4 10 Do. Do. 6 p.c. preference 8 3 8% Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. Stock 100 97 98 IW'st'rn Counties Telephone Ord. 1 41 5 Do. do o p.c. pref. 5 4% 5 50 Windsor Slipway 45 23 26 Bank rate 3 per cent., fixed 29th Jan.

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, TUESDAY. The existing labour troubles at the Cardiff Docks are having a very depressing effect upon local trade generally, and unless a settlement of the points in dispute can be speedily arrived at, a bl;,w will have been struck at the commerce of the South Wales ports, and the inevitable loss suffered in consequence may very possibly take years to recoup. On 'Change to-day there was a good attendance, and a moderate amount of animation prevailed in all departments of local industry. Steam coal, however, was not m such large demand as it has been of late, ami prices closed dull all round. House qualities were in fair demand at recent quotations, and there was an average inquiry for patent fuel and coke. The following represent the ruling quotations at the close of the market Steam coal, 12s 6d to 15" No. 3 Rhondda, 14s 6 i to 14s 9d. No. 2 Rhondda, 12-; to 12s 3d. Patent fuel, 133 9d.to 14s. Pitwood, 13s 9d to 14s. Coke, 203 to 22s, according' to quality. In our local freight market to-day steam char- tering ruled moderately brisk, and about an average number of fixtures were negotiated for forward tonnage. Outward rates for Italian and many more of the Mediterraiiean ports have undergone little or no quotable alteration. West Indian and Gibraltar freights were steady. Spanish, Freneb Bay ports, coasting, and Baltic quotation. practically unaltered. The following include the latest operations ° Port Said. 8s (Robina). St Lucia, 9s 611 Ardanbhan or substitute). Constantinople, 8s (Longueil). St Lucia, 9s 6d (Ardandliu or substitute). Tarragona, 10s (Norah). Gibraltar, 7s (Cvfarthfa). Londrm, 4s 6d (Rosedale). Trieste, 8s 9d (Mary Thomas). Bombay, 10s 6d (Amana). Malta, 7s 4{,cl (Saxon Briton). Bayoane, 7fcs., coal and fuel (Egret). Bomba.y, 9s 6d, 1,000 delivery (6,000 steamer). Honfleur, 5s 6d (Springbok). Nagasaki (Barden Tower). Port Said, 8s (Trevean). Belfast, 3s lO%d (Ferric). Plymouth, option Dartmouth, 4s 6d. Tarragona, 108 (Erato). Granville, 5s 6d. Port Said, 8s (Precurseur). Gibraltar, 7s (local steamer). Llanelly to Rouen, 6s 6d (Electra). Hoinewards.-Ba.Vonrie to Cardiff, Newport, or Swansea, 5s 3d, option Porthcawl, 6s (Esrret). SaiL-The market continues quiet, and outward freights, more particularly for Monte Video, Buenos Ayres, and the river Plate, despite a rather better inquiry, were unimproved. Thero was a moderate demand for the West Indies and the northern Brazilian ports at last rates. For the Baltic and East Indies the inquiry is still limited, and little pr no change has taken place in coasting or Mediterranean freights. Homeward chartering for all classes of tonnage continues inactive. A moderately good business, hcwever, has been effected from New Zealand and the Burmese ports, and there is still a fair inquiry from Australia for handy vessels to load for the west coast of South America. Nitrate freights continue weak at last figures. The following fixtures have been reported for South Wales loading Trinidad, 10s, free from alongside. Acapulco, 25s (Loadstar). Rio Janeiro, 18s 9d, fuel (Norwood). Buenos Ayres, option Punta Lara Mole, option Ensenada, option La Plata, 20s 6d (Snar). Ore.—Homeward business from the Spanish (and Mediterranean ports remains moderately 'brisk, and rates generally during the past week ruled firm. From Bilbao there is a continued demand for handy tonnage to load for ports in the Bristol Channel, whilst from Carthagena, Huelva, and Benisaf a good many boats have been recently taken up to load for th-i Continent and the east and west coasts of the United Kingdom, at improved rates. There is still r„ very good inquiry from Ergasteria, Pomaron, and Elba. Other Mediterranean quotations remain unchanged. The following fixtures have been reported:— Bilbao to Tees, 5s 3d. Bilbao to Boness, 5s 4%d (Amity). According to the Barry Dock and Railway Company's offieial statement, the total quantity of coal shipped at Barry Dock on Monday was 19,085 tons 17 owt. The number of Wessels in dock was 56, of which 21 were sailing vessels and 35 steamers.