South Wales Daily News

SOUTH WALES .FINANCE MONDAY. March th, 1885. Speculative interest wa- evidently oa the wane in the local Stock and Share Market to-day, only six transactions being reported. Barry Preferred Ordinary mounted up, and were done at 119, whilst Barry Deferred Ordinary were slightly weaker, at 121. Other rails were idle. A deal in Metropolitan Banks at 14% took place, and in the coal and iron section Davis and Sons' Shares were negotiated at 43%, and Penrikyber Colliery Ordinary at 5^. Ben Evans's Ordinary also changed hands at 2s 6d prern i Llltl. The quotations showed the following variations :—Rise—Barry Preferred Ordi- nary D. Davis and Sons' t13:j4-1Jï; Hill's Dry Dock to 5 —5%. Fall—Barry Deferred Ordinary 1, to 120—122 Cambrian D 2, to 109—111 td Ehbw Vale to 7—7%. The following business was marked on the local Stock Exchange list :— Barry Preferred Ordinary. 119. Barry Deferred Ordinary, 121. Metropolitan Bank, 14%. D. Davis and 13%. Penrikyber Colliery Ordinary, 5%. Ben Evans's Ordinary, 2s 6-i prera. There are sellers of Rhondda 4 per Cent. Debentures, at 127% do. Preference, at 13 ex-dividend Taff Vale Stock Alex- andra A Preference Stock; North's Ordinary Shares, at £2118 3d Ben. Evans's Ordinary, at 3 J 9d premium Cambrian D Debentures, at 110% Barry Graving Dock, at 16; Castle Arcade Shares, at 8 Rhymney Railways, at 200: North's Ordinary, at 2% Barry Deferred, at 122 Penrikyber Ordinary Metropolitan Banks Cardiff Milling Pre- ference Shares, at 5 Pore Taibots, at par. New buyers are inquiring for Port Talbot Shares Hancock's Preference, at L414 Newport-Abercarn Ordinary, at 4% Mordey and Carney Shares, at 10% Ben Evans's Debentures, at 106 llo. Ordinary, it 2s 6d premium Barry Graving Dock, at 15% Hill's Dry Dock Barry Deferred, it 120 do. Preferred, at 118%; Cardiff Milling Company Ordinary, at 2% do. Preference, at 4% Aibions, at 11% South Wales Jam, at. 7s 4d Rhondda Ordi- nary, at 9^ International Port Talbot, at 1% Swansea Gas 7 per Cent. Shares. We understand that the directors of the Mountstuart Hotel and Property Company, Limited, will recommend a dividend of 8 per cent. for the past year. A very satisfactory report has been issued ay the directors of the Penrikyber Naviga-| tion Colliery Company, Limited, for the year ending December 31st, 1894. It reads as follows :— The result of thf year's working has been a profit of I5 9J, which, after writing: off 10,4(; for underground expenditure, &e., j IUKI adding the aniotinc brollg-h I; forward from the last account, leaves an available balance of profit Ont of thIs profit, your directors havt" p*id au mtpnm dividpnd (III the Preference and Ordinary Shares to June SOrh last of £ 3.7?0, iesvine: a balance now to be j divided of £ 12.312 0^ 8d. Yonr directors recom- mend that; a drvirjf-nd at t.he rate of 5 per cent. per annntn on the Prpfnrei<ce Shares and 5 per cent. per annum on the Ordinary Shares be declared (free t income tax) for tha half-year ending December 31st, 1894, making a dividend of 5 percent, on the Preference Shares and 5 per cent. on the Ordmary Shares for the year, which, after deducting the interim dividend on the Preference and Ordinary Shares to June 30,,11 last, will absorb the of £3,750, leaving £3,562 o. 3d to be curried forward to next year's account, Your directors wish to express their very deep regret at the loss tbey sustained in the death of Mr Thomas Giasbrook, which occurred in the early part of last year. Thev unanimously j fleeted his brother. Mr Isaac T. Glasbrook, to fill the vacancy. According to the articles of association, the whole of the directors retire at the end of this the fifth year, but being eligible offer themselves for re-election. Your auditor, Mr Herbert .T. Goss, retires, but offers himself for re-election. I

LOJNDON STOCK EXCHANGE. ¡ LONDON, Monday. Although some uncertainty prevails as to the possible effects of the American and Austrian demand for gold, it is not expected that our market will be in any way dis- turbed. The Money Mitrket remains easy, notwithstanding revenue collections and tho prospect of the repayment of loans to the Bank of England. There is a good supply of motiey offering, and short loans were granted at per otiic. Discount business quiet, with scarcity of bills. Three months' Bank paper was negotiated at 1-/V to 1% per cent. Paris Cheque Exchange, 25'23 Berlin Cheque, 20'47. Stock Exchange Markets have been with- out any special feature. Consols closed at 104 to 104% xd for delivery, and 1Q4T.75 to 104& xd for the account. With reference to Foreign Bonds, inter- nationals were mostly firm. There was a rally of to 87%, in Itahan, and Spanish were better at 77. Egyptian and Turkish also are well Held. Russian keep steady. There was again a demand for Mexican on Berlin account, and the stock rose Brazilian and Argentine rather easier. Buenos Ayres Gold Premium has fallen to 254 ner cent. Uruguays lower. In the Home Railway Market business was limited. Heavy iines were quiet. Hull and Barnsley, Sheffield Deferred, and Great Eastern remained about the same. Amongst Underground lines Metropolitan and Districts were rather lower. Amongst Southern lines Brighton A rose traffic showed a decrease of £2,882. South- Eastern A ross *4- Amongst Scotch Stocks North British was weak, the Deferred falling 3/s. Caledonian firm on dividend, which fully equalled the estimates. The company pay at the rate of 3% percent., with £7,800 forward, against 4% with £8,096 forward last year. The actual return for the year is 3%, against 4% for tha previous year. American Railways, as usual, have been irregular, and they closed with a dull ap- pearance. With the exception, however, of a further fall of 1%, to 48%, in Louisvilles, owing to persistent sales, there was no particular movement. Atchison A Bonds declined Milwaukees, 5 and Denver Preference, Eries rose Central Pacitics were exceptionally strong, rising 54, to 14. Canadian Railways were inactive. Grand Trunks declined to 14.; and Canadian Pacific Shares, 1 In Foreign Railways dealings were limited. Mexican steady; First Preference rose Nitrate Market quiet, with scarcely any change. Miscellaneous Securities :—Banks and Breweries quiet. Suez Canal rose 1%. Many Waterworks Issues recovered 1 to 3. Maxiin-Nordenfeldt fell n. Tramways firmer. Darjeeling Tea 1 up. Trusts and Gas quiet. The following changes have occurred since Saturday :— Foreign Bonds.—Rise—Brazilian, 1889. Chiiian, 1 Egyptian Converted, ind do. Unified, French, y2 Hun- garian, Italian, Mexican, Portuguese, Vs Spanish, Cedulas A and B. Turkish Groups 1 and 2, and do. Group 3, YR. Fall—Greek Mono- poly, and do. Rentes, Uruguay, British Railways.—Fall—Great Eastern, Great Western, North-Eascern, II > Great Northern Deferred, 34 Hull Bond Barnsley, 34 > Chatham Ordmary, Metropolitan, 34 Metropolitan District, North British Ordinary, and do. Preference, 34. Rise—Caledonian Ordinary, Brighton A, 14 South-Eastern, Canadian Railways.—Fall—Grand Trunk Ordinary, -fa do. First and Second Prefer- ence and Guaranteed. 34 do. Third Prefer- ence, ys Canadian Pacific Shares, 114,. American Railways.—Fait—Atchison In- come Bonds, Milwaukees, 34 Denver Preference, Louisvilles, 1% Atlantic First Mortgage, 3s Illinois Central, 1 Lake Shore, Missouri, y New York ¡ Central, 34 Ontario, Norfolk Prefer- ence, 34 Northern Pacific Preference, 5/g Pennsylvania, 3s 5 Reading Shares, 34 Wabash Preference, and do. Deben, tores, Rise—Central Pacifies, r Erie Shares and Denver Shares, Ys. jForeurn Railw&*»J.I^se—Lombards, fo- Mexican First Preference, Fall- Nitrate, Ys. In the Mining Market there was again a good business doing. Considerable dealings were reported in South Africans, and they closed strong. Rand Mines and Chartered Shares were largely dealt in. West Aus- tralians were rather dull. Hampton Plains fell l to Iii, and many others A to London and West Australian Explorations were firm and ig better. Day Dawns 3d better. Kaboonga fell 3d. Indian Gold Shares quiet. Mysore Gold Fields advanced Is. Mysore West Is, and Ooregam -h. Mysore Reefs fell 6d. Copper Shares firm Rio Tmto rose 1. In Miscellaneous Mines, Spitzkof rose 6d Barrett's, 6d De Lamar, Is and Golden Leaf, 3d. British Broken Hill fell 6d, and Caratal 1%. The following changes took place in South Africans :—Rise— Chartered, 2s City and Suburban, Crown Reef, Ferreiras, Consoli- dated Gold Fields of South Africa Deferred, 2*3 Langlaagte, 5-32 Oceana Land, h Robinson, 34 Rand Mines, Salisbury, xs Simmer and Jack, Wenimer, h,. Fall—De Beers, fa Jagersfontein, 34- At the Bank of England £ 100,000 in sovereigns was received from Egypt. Siiver is quiet. Bars, 27f-J-d. Eastern Exchanges steady. Bombay and Calcutta Transfers, Is 0 15-16d Shanghai, 2s 8%d four months, 2s 9cl; Yoko- hama Transfers, Is 11 d; and four months, Is 11 %d. Rupee Paper, 56 to 5634- In another column is published a pros- pectus of the Peat-Charcoal Fuel and Iron Company of Ireland, Ltd.. which is a com- pany about to be formed for manufacturing peat charcoal for fuel and other purposes. A process has been discovered whereby raw peat can be evaporated, and the water entirely got rid of, and after the by-pro- ducts have been distilled off, such as the ammoniacal liquor, acetic acid, spirits of naphtha, and volatile oils, the residuum becomes peat charcoal, and in this state it can be compressed into solid blocks suitable for domestic- fuel at a price that will compare favourably with the best coal. In addition to this it can be usefully employed for the smelting of iron and iron ore, and for this purpose alone there is a large demand. The by-products are all valuable, and for which there is a ready sale in the markets at the present day. It is well known that there are very extensive iron properties in Ireland, particularly in the county of Leitrim, and known as the Creevelea Ironworks, which from careful surveys it is estimated that there are at least over seven millions of tons of iron ore of good quality. This property has been re- ported upon by very eminent authorities, who are all of opinion that by starting these works it would be im- possible to over-estimate the importance of this industry. The company which is now being formed has a capital of Y,120,000, which they intend to use for the purpose of developing and working these mines, as well as to utilise the raw peat in the manu- facture of peat charcoal, not only for the smelting of iron ore, but likewise* to manu- facture the charcoal, so that it may be efficiently used for domestic purposes, a necessity much felt in Ireland, where all the coal of good quality has to be imported. The list for subscriptions will open this day and close on the following Saturday for London and on Monday for the country.

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON, Monday Evening.—The following were the rates of exchange on fjondon to-aay :— bfiirlin—3 days siyht 20.46 Madrid—right COCO 1>0. 3 months 20.38 I Do. 3 months.CO '0 ..20.3^4 Conitaiilinoylc 3 111.50 Frankfort—Short 20.47 Home—3 months 26 58 Vienna—Sight 123.30 | Do. flight 26 66 Am\lterc!"I,Shot ,1207 Lisbon. ,42 1,8 Antwerp—SJiort25.2!: to 25.29 I sivoics tfSO 12.10 l.io CLS AFT Lion. 6o«c1iei»'s2i p c Money 10«i 10Vs .7" ~l7. 17 fro. do. Account 7 New 2J do. tie. ]0&»j 7 "7 7 7. Slock .i 103 "7 7 7 7 ?;mk of IC»«!,mil Stock ,.| ?31 7 7 7 India 34 per Cent 114±; 7 7 7 J: 3 tlo. 103ji 7 Met. JSpard of Wosks 3.J p c. 119 J'o. do 3 pc.J 111 „ £ iidi;i liupee Vaper 3i pc.. 56J 7. 7 Ins.Cftnadi;ui1 j> c .lau ,Jly. 113 7 In*. O Good Hope4 pc,;8:3 1]* 7 I11.4. N. Zealand Constolidtd 103 7* 7 Nmv Stii. Wains 4 p 0.. 110 7 Isiii. Victoria 4 p c, 1882-3-4. 104 7 7 Ins. South Australian .jlC'J 7 7 Ins. Ou«ei!s)and 4 p c 107 7 7 iiUTISH HAll. W A Y:S I I 'I 7 7~ dl). Deferredl 15^3; 1521 i 163-4 Caledonian Consolidated 130 12S|! 130 130A Do Preferred Co:(. Ord, 854 .1 fio. Deferred COM. Ord 425 4H 42A 42i 4^4 CinathamaiulDovsr Ord..j 3«,J; 1?| >0. Preference ..|120il 7 .7 Sbis^ow and Soulti Wests 111 7 7 S(re;it Kastern Ordinary Iti 761 jit Ut. NU111, Prefil. Con. Onlji 313 .] So. i)ofrd. do. A".s K 7 Great We.-tern 162] 7 1S8 7 7 Hull and Barnslay 35 7 Lancashire and Yorkshire 114i 7 Lom!oii ami Nortli-lV63tri) 177 176| 7 7 f.ondon and Soiith-Westrn 1?5 7 Lou. ifc Stb. Westrn. JJefrd. 67 7 Man. Shef. and & Lin. Ord. f>2j Do. Preferred T- 7 7 7 Do. Deterred 272 7 7 7. Metropolitan Consolidated SI^ 7 7 9i Do. Land Stock 12 7 7 Do. District Ordinary 29 7 27J iio. Preferrsd 97 7 7 Midland Ordinary 1 f«34 North British Ord. Pref. 7S> 73i .7 78x Do. Ordinary 375 27^! 37J 371 373 Nortn-Kastem Ordinary 163» 1535 North Staffordshire 12i 7 Soisth-i'.aatem Ordinary „ 133 7 Dj.De/erre:l £ 75 ,t7 4 S7i Kasl. London ? 7 TalE Vale Act, 1889 To 7 7 Fumes* £ 5^ 7 7 7 AMERICAN KAILWAYS. Central Pacide :I-13¡-I-=i 131 Chicago, Milwaukie 85^1 7 55| 55+! 551 Denver Ordinary 11^ "i Do Preferred 35 7 Erie Shares J? Q'L Do Preference. 17 7 Do Second Mortgage „ 57 7 7 7 Illinois Central »6 {ill i-ii Lake Shove 11334 Lake Shove 11334 Louis and Nashville 42i 483 ^"4 431 Missouri, Kansas, & Texas 1J. 7 7 New York Central SStj 7 New York Ontario 16i 15J IS 7 Norfolk Preference 10i 194 •• 7 North PauiRc Preference 14 1 Ej i5| 7 Pennsylvania Ordinary 50$.. 50^ 7. Philadelphia and Reading'$$7 Dc. First Income Bonds.< 21 20i 21 ynion Pasiac 3| 9 Philadelphia and Reading'$$7 Dc. First Income Bonds.< 21 20i 21 Pennsylvania Ordinary 50$.. 50^ 7. Philadelphia and Reading'$$7 Dc. First Income Bonds.< 21 20i 21 ynion Pasiac 3| 9 Wabash Freference 13 125 7 Bo. General Mortgage 20± 13j 7 Atlantic O. \V. 1st More. 134 133 \totliS'MI 4 S*. 2ni M«rt. Class A 174 17 tij 7 MISCELLANEOUS London&S.ICatherine sDksr 44 f Kast <fc West India J)ock». 1' 7 7 Biiin-mtir it Oriental I'rf.. 145) 7 7 l?o. Dwfeired h'i5 7 C«nardSteaii)shis, £ 20 paid l#i „ 7 7* 7 Geii.SceaniNav., £ 15 jtaid.. 4j 7 Do. 5 per cent. Pref 5 Do. 5 per Cent. 1837 4i 7 Anglo American Tol Pref.. 7 £ 7S_J 7 7 Do. do. Ordinary. 434 7 Sir^ct United Slates Cable 7 7 Eastern ditto 14^ 7 7 Kastern ICxtension 17i 7 7'^ Brazilian Submarine..12 7 7* National Telephone E '¡' 7 7 Arthur Guinness Ordinary. 37S4 7 Ailsopps Ordinary 140 7 7 Bryant and May Ordinary. 153 „ 7l 7 troll.. IS 7 7 *vale St. &Uti 'Co.. 74 Hudson's Bay Shares l-» 7 ilfctchkiss 1 £ 7 7 Beccan lat)d 84 „ 7 Suaz l,aiiali 1314 132 Spratt's Patent 1»';4 iianiKionda lj Kasunans 3i Lister and Co. 5 7 Salt Union Ordinary 31 KImore Conner Depo'ngCo. 14 Ni!rate Rjiilway )7i 17} primitive Nitnite 2 S-in Jorge Nitrate 5J San Pablo Nitrate 3* ifiiblin Distillers 2^ Hell's Asbestos PJ 0$.. I,) "Bccanti. limd 2i 2 fit Chartered Africa 42/3 43/ 42/3 4^ i5fechuanaland T.and 32/6 New ( £ xplora'n (Uo( li.ich's) ljp r Ca~o Copper Mines 14 iiio Tintos 13 • • 13 A ..■ Mason and Harry IJ „ Tharsis Copper 4i Mysme (ioM 2!i „ Mysore Cold i'ields 17/ 1 ij Sor^um Ordinary 2+?' 3 .vl< n tanas 12/? 12/9 ae Beers Diamonds 21 21 aouth African Explorations IV NewJagMlriollt6m. 202 21 20 204 204 Gold Fields, S. Africa 7a 73 7f* Salisbury Gold New 3^ 3| 7 city Llill ',Ilbnrimil- I I Ili 1^4 7 Jumpers 5J Ferreiras 17 Jubilee — SJ — Simmer and Jack 12| „ „ Wemmers SJ j| Crownreef 10 1#5 Lantflaagfes 4J „ Wemmers 5 f Crownreef 10 1#5 Lantflaagfes 4J „ So. Block B 16]l 17/ Sheba 2?/3j 2S/^ Hisjel 'i -4 c-i 6ri M>J !erf~nteiu Xe'.v lfi|; 11| log Pioneer ?3 Australian Ili.dccn Hill ..j ..1 jjr, Wenivvorth Priority ■■ l'arap:u-a Water 114 • »o. Bank 'ii 2& North's Navigation Collie's 2^ Ccats 23j 7 Pears* Soap Ordinary •• ••• 7. Batholomay Brewery Ord. Si »•». do. Pref. 124 •• Louis do. jrrd. 21 1 M itu Pref 7 Batholomay Brewery Ord. Si t »•». do. Pref. 124 •• Louis do. jrrd. 21 1 M itu Pref 7 laodgadenl.. }il»1:J. OTHlilt 11AIUVAV le Canadian Pacitic „ 44 43J 4-34 43i. Grand Trunk Ordinary 5 is ~.J: Do. Guaranteed 4?)- 39| Do. First Preference. 31 Do. Second Preference.. 20J 204' •• Do. Third Preference 114 11 Mexican Ordinary 1^' p Do, First Preference. 67j' w Do. Second Preference 35 ;i /> Lombards Ordinary S| £ i „ Mexican Cut 1.4 p c. Bonds; 54 „ «.• j.•* Do do First Income' 12 ..j ;'s c Buenos Ayres Ot. Southern! 10'; «.' j -i Buenos Ayres and ltosarioj 67 >. «. i ..i Central Ar^entiue 73JI r I FOREIGN STOCKS Chilian, 18"* „| 95 S^.t Do 1992 ll02i 1?24 Buenos Ayres 1BB2 25^ Do 1S03 25j Bulgarian 6 p. c. 1333 57 Argentine 1B35 f>7 Do |i'un(liiif» 73J Do 44 per cent Sterlingl 43 Do Tre;isiuy 434 Argentine Cedillas A £ 94 .3. j Do Cedulas B 2Si v .7 Buenos Ayres Cedulas I 5} Do 3 54 Do Tre;isiuy 434 Argentine Cedillas A Do Cedulas B 2Si v .7 Buenos Ayres Cedulas I 5} Do 3 54 Brazilian, 1S89 77 774' Kgyptian Unified lD 104 Do Oov Vref. New 103 ..I 1§34 Do Stat6 Domain 1044 Do Daira New 104 Krench 3 per Cent. Rentes 1C24 Do 34 pei Cent 10^4 "197 fi ungai ian i per Cent. (Sold 101 1011 German 3 p.c 374 Italian 5 per Ceni. ?7s 87J 86i Mexican 6 per Cent 131 7S4 80 Peru. Corp. Ordin:ir" 25 Da Preference 74 Portuguese per Cent. 1H69 25] 2S| Greek, 1881 32 "■ Do Preference 74 Portuguese per Cent. 1H69 25] Greek, 1881 32 Do LVJ'I 32 | I. ttussinn 4 p. Ct. Conversion 103J Spanish 1 per Cent 7«i 7cj 743 77 Turkish, 1SD4 i)o Ottoman Defence '.To 1st (.roup rj"\i 65i Do 2nd Group 44? Do 3nl Gioup 2^3 Do 4!li Group ?'j f«lt-o«ian Bank Sh,ires 13j Uruguay 34 per Cent 47i 47i 47A Honduras G ..1 Paraguay 14 Transvaal Loan 110 DAILY STOOK. ANU iSBAUlU LIST fitjpr: lliO Bi MESSRS TfiAC'liitliA Y & CO. St'ick and Siiare Brokers, .7>, Dock Chanibers Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid* Stock Bavvy Uiiilwi'.v 100 ..W 211xd „ Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Out, ,11 0 119% Do. Deferred Ordinary.100 ..lcG 122 „ Great Western 10u 1, 57 í5G'i2 Loudon amlNortli Western. 100 ..176 77xd Midland 100..153 154xd 10 Port Talbot Ity. auc'. Docks.. 2 1% 2 ^10 Uhonddaand Swansealiay.. 10 9 9'4 -iiock Rhyinney l'W ..1S9 i.01 Severn and Wye KVJ 11 12 ye 78 EO PRICFiCKlijiSTlA L Stock Barry Rv. 5 p.c. 1st Pref.100 ..165 167 Do. I'onsolidated 4 D.c.100 .32 135 Do. New *100 ..131 133 „ Brecon A Met 1st Pref. 1861.100 7a G1 Do. 2nd Pref. 1862.100 53 hi Cambrian, No. 1, 4 p.c 100 37 9 ) Nu.:), II p.e.100 41) 48 Great Western 5 .e. 100 ..174 176xd ;u Peinbrk &'i'enby 5 p.c., 10 M 10 Rhonddinfc S'sea Ijay 5 p.c. 10 13 i3l,'«xd Lock, p.c. Consohl.100 ._]35 13-ixd „ 173 GUARANTI315D OR S li, 1). 50 Aberd.iveUailway 50 ..147 .152xd Stock Great Western, 5 p. c. guar..100 ..176 17Sx(1 t Penavl li Ilarbouv Dock & RvlOO ^.170 J72 0 Vale of Glamorgan 2 3% 4 RAILWAY AND OTUHR DKBKNTU KK.S Stock Alex. Dock & Ry. 4 p.c.ltOJ..1C5 no „ Barry Ry. 3 p.c 100..105 ICC- Breconi&Mertiiyr A 4 p.c.100 ..116 ilSxd Do ii 4 p.c.100 ..105 lC6xd „ Bute Dock 4 p. o 100.. 127 1,9xd Cambrian A 4 p. c 100 ,31 :3xd Do. 15 4 p.c -100 ..122 :2axd Do, C 4 p.c 10C ..119 I21.\d „ Do. D 4 p.c. 11011 curu 100 ..109 lllxd Great Western 5 do 100 ..180 J82 Midland 3 percent. 10C ..111 113 Mid-Wales A 4% per cent; ..100 ..132 134 Nealh & Brecon 1st 100 119 121 „ do A 1 ..100 ..108 110 do. A 2 .100 ..55 60 I;ti y 11 i(Y) 1.. 125 127 ltliymiiey 4 ditto 100 ..136 i^8 „ Tail' Vale 3 pc. J00 ..107 1(9 BANKS. JO Glamorganshire, ^» 4%xd 5 Glamorgansbirc, Pref 2% 5% 5%xd 60 London & Midland 37 txd 10 I.ondon & Provincial 5 20% 20;„xd 50 Lloyds Bank 'c4 24%xd 50 Metro, of Kngland & Wales 5 ]4'/i 14%xd 75 National Provincial 10%_ ^2 13 60 National Provincial 12 48 49% 4J IVale.4 .10 33%, 34 GAS C, Aberdare 10 *16% I674 Ntocfc Cavdilf A 10 pec cent .IL,u ..20? 212-xd „ Do. B 8 percent 100 ..167 J72xd Do. C 7 percent 100^147 > £ 2xd „ Do. D5 percent .100 ..105 Jbxd „ Do, 4% p.c. Pref. Stock 100 ..115 I20xd 10 lJynvi Valley 10 9:/e !C Stock Newport A 10 per ceut ,100 .,205 210xd „ 1)0. B7%pee cen .100 ..155 16uxd „ J)o. C 7 percent 100 ..145 Ir-Oxd S5 Swansea 7% per cent 25 41 43, 2S Do 7 ner ceiif, 25 36 38 GAS AND WATKIt. 10 Bridgend 10 6'4 1%xd 12 PontypooWMax. 10 p.c.) 12 16 17 if Vsti-ad A (Rhondda) 10 "7 ;8xd 10 Do. B 7 p.c 15 12 12',2Xd WATJCRWORKS 25 Bristol 25 52 &2y, 20 Do 20 42 42% 10 Neath A 10 16 17 10 Pontypridd 10 per ctOrd. 10225xd )Q Do V p.c. do. 10 35% )6xd COAL AND litON 10 Albion Steam Colliery 30 jji/4 ili.'xd 10 D. Davis & Sous, Limited .10^ 13^4 14' 23 JibbwVale Steel,Tron.&Coal 20 7 7% 5 Great Western Ord. J; 5 4% 5 Do. Pref. A 5 a' 8% 10 it. II. Vivian A Co, A Pref. 8 1% 1-s, 5 International Coal 5 2% 2% •00 Miller A Cory 6 p. c. Debs. 100 ..102 !-3 62% Nantygloil'Biainafron Pref. 62% 83 90 10 Newport-Abercarn 10 4% 4-V 10 Do. Participating Pre/ 10 8 9 North's Navigation Colliery 5 2% 2% 5 Do 10p.c. Cum Pref 5 6% 7 J 100 Do. 6 p.c. Dab 100 ..104 106 10 penrikyber Colliery 106 10 Do. 5to7%p. c. Pref. 10 „ 8% 9% 2 00 Powell Dufiryn 6 p.c. Deb ..100 ..105 107 5 Riiymney lion 1% l%xd 5 Do New £ 210s creditedl^i.. 13s 15s" 100 Do. 5 p.c. flloif. Debs. 100 92 95 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 10 lOVixd 3 Do. 10 per cent. 15 3 4% 4 'A,xd I 3 Do. Ne-y B 2 2V-xd 44 Tr«degar Iron and Coal A :0-. 6<i 7 £ 2016s 8d Do i; £ 201oa3d8V« 8% J1 ISCKLf. A N ICO U S Stock Alex. Die. A Uy. -1% A Pref.100 ..113 115 Ditto 4% B Pref.100 95 93 10 Barry Graving Dock 10jJ.15^4 16% 1 Bland A Co, 1 jtf Bristol Brewery Ordinary.. 10 2% 61/ixd 10 Do. 6 Preference 10 J6 16', 10 151. and So. Wales Waggon 3 6 hty.xd 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 68 70 ,kock Cardiff Oor loration 31, 1). c.10f) I 15ti. 117% 10 Cardiff Milling Co Ordinary 10 2% 3 10 Do. D ■. o p.c. Preference 10 4% 5% 5 CYiiff A reu'itlt Ti amvrays !> 4 4vyxd 50 Curdiif Junction- Dry Dock 40 41 43xd 25 Cardiff Worlinjei, Ct)tttge.. 25 ?.: 40xd 50 Central Graving Dock 50 48 50 10 W. Hancock and O., Ltd. 10 192 19.0. 10 1)0. 6 ".c. Pref. 10 14 2 Stock Do. II p.c. Deli. Stock I 00 111 115 20 Hill's Dry Dock IS 5 5% 10 Milford Dock ) f).. 10 Mordey Carney, Limited 9 10 11 100 Do. 4% p.c. Deb. (or 1309, at 105) 50 50 52 50 Mounts),uait. l'»rv Dock A -»y 76 78xd GO Do Do, It 33 40xd Newpt. WaLor £ I Annuities 2b% 10 }'¡\rnal ,Ii; liJVo.u>! Or<l. 7*3.. 2V4 2% 10 10 Do. Pref. 6 p.c. cum 10 6% '1'1. 50 Penartli Shipbuilding 50 V7 40xd 10 Provincial Tramways 10 4% 5 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 10 Il-y4 12% 10 Royal Uotol 6% Pref. 10 7 8 ii SpillersA IJakers Ordinary 0 ii 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 12% 13 5jtockSvvanseaUarbour4 p.c.St k 100 ..103 lC5 5 Thompson & Shackeil 0 2% 3 50 Windsor Slipway 45 ..14 15 Bank Rate reduced from 2\'H to 2 22nd Feb 1*34 I SRI.LKR.S. £ 1^ 0 Rhondda 4 p.c. Deb., at 127% £ 1000 I afi V;e Stock £ 150 Alexandra A Pref. Stock to Norths Ord. shares, at. S2 lis 3d 25 Ben Evans Ord., at. 3:1 9d prera. £ 500 Cambrian D Deb., at 110% £ 10C6 Taff Vale Stock 20 and 10 Rhovnlda Ord. Shar s 20 Provincial Tram 6 p.c. Pref. Shares 50 South Wales Colliery A Shares 5 Thompson and Shacbell Orel., at 2% B500 Cambrian D Debenture Stock 20 Hills Dry i'ock Shares 7 Mountstuart A Shares 30 Bristol & S Wales Wacon Shares C500 Rhymney Ord. Stock 15 Rhymney Iron Old, at 3s 3d 40 Great Westerll Colliery B, at 4% T,-tff Vale Stock £ 00 Mordey Cat nay 4 p.c. Debentures BUYICRSi 20 and 17 Port TRelbot Shares £5;;0 Barry Preferred Stock 20 Hancocks Pref., at 4% 50 Newport ALcrcLrii Ordinary, at Y. 25 Mordey Carney Shares, at 10j £ 70 Ben Eva¡;s Debs., at 106 50 beit Evans Ord., at 2s fed prem 20 Bridgend Gas and Water Ord. Shares £ UKX) Barry 1st 5 P.C. Pref., I- t 166 30 South Wales Colliery B Shares 25 nm", Dry Dock Shai t s 10 Windsor Slipway Sliaies, at loP £ 10C0 Rhymney 4 p.c. Deb., at 137 "IHA.CKKS.tAY AND CO., CAUDi KK, STOVJC 1059

E. T LYDDON AND CO., tl22, BUTE-STRKKT, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams—" l-yddon, Cardiff." 1011 Telenbones—P.O.. ^3 Nat., 103. SELLERS. 10 Castle Arcade Shares, at 8 £1f,0 Rhymney Rails, at 200 15 Rhondda Prefs., at 13114 ex div. 3 Mountstuart A Shares, at 7a xd B50 Brecon 1st Pref. 25 Nells Ordinary, at 10%. ex div. 1U and 0 Hancocks Preferences, at 74% 50 >pillers Ordinary, at 11 £3'X¡ Ditrry Deferred £ 300 Parry Ordinary, at 241 19 Metropolitan Banks, at 14% £ 150 A £ ,40 Taff Stock 7 & 1 Bute Dry Docks, at 69 40 A 42 Vale of Glamorgans, at 35s + 29 Glamorgan Bmk Prefs. and Ord. 20 Barry Graving Docks, at 16 BU V FILS. 6 Nells Ordinary Shares 15 Hancocks Ord. 12 Barry G raving Docks 50 Spillers Orilitutry, at 10'n £ 100-1 Barry Preferred Ordinary 20 Rhondda Ordinary :CIGO Povre!! Dulhyn Debenture 8 ? 1C Bridgend Gas and Water Shares Hills Dry Docks, at 5 Hancocks Debenture 50 Vale of Glamorgans, at £ 312a Sd STEPHEN P. WILLS, SWANSEA. Stockbroker. T'grams, Wills." S'sea. T'phone. 164 SEiJ^ER,—^590 TalfE Ordinary St-ock: F. S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1. DOCK CHAMBERS. AND' STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1083 TET,KGRAM» "Fleming. Cardiff." Telephone, 158 BUYERS. 6 Mordoy Carney Shares, at 10% 1 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shares Cardiff Gas Stocks Hills Dry Dock Shares Arrow Fuel Shares, at 61j £ 300 Barry Preferred Stock SELLERS. — £ 750 Swansea Harbour Stock, at 105% 115 Main Colliery Shares—bid wanted ElCM Barry Debenture > Cardiff Ex- imige and Office Shares 5 Stevens and Son Ord.—offer wanted £ 500 Barry Ord. Stock THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 3&, West Bute-street (and Stock Exchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gedp;e, Cardiff. Telephones—National. NO. 139; P.O. No. 82. 1*93 BUYISRS. —Hills Dry Docks 10 Barvy Gravinj* Docks, at J58 75 Ban IP vans Shares Barry Preferred Ordinary Windsor Slipways, at 14'/w Cardiff & Newport Gas Stocks Barry 1st Preference 6 w. W. Nells Ordinary SELLERS. -Barrv Graving Docks, at 16 £ !0:K) Taff Debenture 10 E. Vaugiian Preference TIIEGERTHJCN DUNN AND CO., STOCK. AND STIAlm BROKERS, EXCHANGEBUILDINGS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1136 Telegrams—"TiiKDUNN. CAUDII-F." Nat. Tel. No. 130 J. W.. COURTIS AND CO., RAN], BUILDINGS, ST. MA R Y-STitEET AND STOCK EX&UANQE, CARDIFF. 11H Telegrams—" Stocks. Cardiff. Telenhones—Nat.. 551 P O., 517 BUYERS — Hancocks Ordinary Shares Ben Evans Debenture stock £ 50 Barry Preferred Ord. Stock S50 Barry Preferred Ord. Stock K»0 Ben Evans Shares SELLERS. Rhondda A S. i!ay Prof. Shares 50 Ben Evans Shares Special Business 1:1 South African Mining Shares, "1" -p<v- E. B. SIMS, STOCK A SHARIO BROKER, POWELL-PLACB AND STOCK KXCIIANGK, IHJTio: DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1173 'IVms, Shares (;MifF.'l.'[>'i|»*s, P.O. Nfl. 51, Nat. 233 BUYERS — £ 1000Barry Preferred, at 118% 10 Internationals Tuckers Pref. Shares, at 4% Port Taibots, ai 1% 3 Swansea Gas 7',v. p.c. Shares SELLERS. —10 Tuckers Pref. hares, at 5 20 Port Taibots, at par 25 ithondda Preferences CHARLES MASSY AND CO., CORY'S CORNER, JJUTE DOCKS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams, "Invest," Cardiff. BUYERS. — £ 300 Barry Deferred, at 120 1"> Tuckers Ordinary, at 2% 20 Mordey Carney, at 10\í 50 Albi 1,11s, at 11% 20 South Wales Jam, at 7% 50 Ben Evan-, at 2s 6d I SELLERS. -15. 7. i0, and 16 Ben Evans, at 3s prom. 100 Norths Ordinary, at 2% • £ 700 Barry Deferred, at 142 25 Penrikyber Ord., at C^ixd 25 Penrikyber Ord., at 5xll PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113, Bute-rt! and Stock Exchange.Cardiff. T'grauis, Purse. Cardiff." 'Tphones. i'.O ,8^ Nat. 225 BUYERS. 10 Mordey Carneys, at 10% BROKER, 113, Bute-rt! and Stock Exchange.Cardiff. T'grauis, Purse. Cardiff." 'Tphones. 11.0 ,8^ Nat. 25 BUYERS. 10 Mordey Carneys, at 10% 10 Rhondda Ords., at 0T'a SS Goldclitfe — want offer 10 Ebbw Vales, at 7 ]0 Hen Evans Ords,, at 2s 6d prem 50 Norths Ordinary, at £ 2 10s SELLERS 10_Metrnpolitan Banks £ 500 Taff Ordinary, at 79% 10 Ebbw Vales, at £7 5s 30 Tredegar Iron A, at 6 Western Valleys Gas and Wat-er-w offer ERNEST SULLY AND CO., 118, BUTIS-ST., AND -TuCK I-XCFIANGPI, CARDIFF. Telemaius "TIIIHt." Special Business in Port Talbot Shares, Barry Pre- ferred Ordinary, Rhymney Stock, Norths Preferences, Tuck ers Champ d'Ors, Champ d'Or Deeps, Metropolitans, Easlleighs, Mays, Kleinfonteins SOUTH AFRICANS CLOSING MIDDLE PRICES May Consolidated, at ;75 Shebas, at 28s 3d Chartereds, at 43s Champ d'Or, at 4% Champ d'Or Deeps, at 20s 6d Salisbury's, at 3% Frank Johnsons, at 18s Buuelsdoorn, at 3% Spes Bona, at 345 Kleinfontein, at 45;á LIONEL lG. TAYLOR & CO. 12?, BUTE-STREET, and STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1301 T'grams Security Cardiff," T'phns P.O.. 113: Nat,212 -.q P A It SON SAN D It 0 li J EN T STOCKBROKERS, 1086 CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. iVlegrams no!>¡" N (\\rI"" t.' Telephone N021 WANTKD. —50 Ben Evans, at 21s 6,1 50.James Tnckers 100 Rhondda Ordinary and Pref. £ 1; 00 Ben Evans Debenture 250 Mount Lvells Mines 100 Internationals, at 2% £ 300 Part-ridge Jones Debentures 100 Palmers Candles 'j £ 100 Alexandra Deb., at 110 50 Mordey Carney, at lUll. 10 Windsor Slipwltys, at 1' 30 Aberdare lty. or Cowbridge Shares £ 70"; New port Gas C, at 1C,3 ° 33 Provincial Trim Pref., at Ell 17s 6d FOR SALE 50 Ben Evays, at iSn 50 J. L. Lloyds Ordinary, at 4% Bld,ei:avon Gas, to pay ,,1/. p.c. Abercarn Gas, to pay 6 p.c. Newport Gas stock £ 500 Rhymney Iron Bonds, at 94% j 50 Palmers Candles Dealings in South African & other mines at close price HKNR7 J. I'l LLIJN L, It&Co. I LATE JiETTON SAYCE, V A UGH AN AND CO. STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. 41, HIGH-STRKHT, NEWPORT, MON. 1191 .Telephone No. 127. Telflarmm* Pillin«-or. Newport BUVilitS. 100 Rhondda Preferences, at B13 £ tOOO Taff Vale 3 p.c. Deb., at 107% R3000 Brtrry Ry. 3 p.c. Deb., at 105% 50 Pitriiall.,i.P,-erjr., at 6% 20 Pontypridd Water SKLLFRS. nCO St. Augustiacs, at 9., 6d j 50 Balius Land, at 4s 6d 500 Balkis Et-rsteling, at 1>1 6d £HyJ() Cambrian liy. it Deb., at 113 5C0 Mysore Hnrnhalli shares, at 2s 3d I 30 Bonds Brewery Ord., at £ ( 10 Bevan, C'diff Furn'hers, £ 10 Shs, at 7% JO Thompson A Shackeil 0 p.c. Pl., at 3 £ 2000 Cambrian Ry, No. 4 Pref., at 13 20 Huddens, at 3% 50 International Coal, at 22 12a M 1000 African Coal Mines, at 8s f d £ G6 Barry Preferred, at IIS 5 Star Brick Shares, 23 paid 50 Norths Preference, at 6% 100 Quinine Bitters 10 Cardiff Pat. Fuel, Arrow Brand, at 7% Dealings in all South Africaiis and West Australian Shares at very close prices. GEORGE H. MUIR AND CO., STOCK AND SHARE DEALERS. HEAD Oi-TICCS :-9 and 10, PANORAS-LANE, QUEKN-STREET, CHEAt-SIDE, E.C. I Telegraphic Address: "MUIR, CARDIFF." 'Deal in all quoted Stacks and Shares, for Investment or on cover system. Terms on application. £5 coinmands:2500 stock, or 25 American Shares. B10 „ £ 1,000 „ or 50 950 „ £ 5,000 or 250 „ and so on in proportion. CARDIFF BRANCH OFFICE, 5, JAMES-STREET, CARDIFF. where clients can obtain any information and constant prices. Bankers: Capital and Counties Bt.nk, Ludgate-hill, E.C., and Piccadilly Branches. 1390 ,Mi.V- "4 A GOOD PLAN.—The safest, best, and quickest way to make money by Stocks and Shares is fully explained in thirteenth annual edition of Ex. planatory Hook, sent pose free. Full of valuable information.—Address, Geo. Evans and Co., Stock. brokers, 24, Queen Victoria-street, London, E.C. 1331

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WICEK 1895. 1394 In. DP. Taff Vale and Penartn Rail. 14167.. 152!0.1043 Brecon and Merthyr 1448.. 1442.. 6.. South-Eastern 29597,. 32289.2683 London, Brighton,and S C 3i6-!4.. 37347. 5703 Rliondda and Swausea Bay. 664.. 525.. 139.. Rhymney 3514.. 4427. 813 Cambrian 3610.. 5897.. 267 Barry 'to'iq.. 7702. 653 Metropolitan 13619.. H288. 669 Lancashire and Yorkshire.. ',7:97 80000.,2003 Metropolitan District 7155.. 8204. 719 Great Eastern 63495.. 676-9.. "4194 s lvli(iland Pembroke and Tenby 4 466.. 50 London and South-Western 01502 5G644.. '.i5 2 Great Western .141610. ,155530 .13960 London, Chatham ifc Dover. 205 2,. 21374.. £ 52 London and North-VVestern. 193847 .1S8177.. 4330.. —

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF | SWANSEA. I N IS WPOR11 Mrch'- j— j'.Ior.jEvn.jHgt.jMor.jEvii.jHgt.jMor.jEvii jHgl 4 Mil 18fll 42 26 1010 3811 0 25 l'll 3111 55 27 3 5 T, 0 1626 Oll 29 i24 71 02926 5 6 W, 1 2 1 53 25 2, 0 10 0 57-24 3, 1 15| 2 6 25 7 7 T 2 51 3 44 2-5 11 1 54 2 45 25 0j 3 41 3 57 26 4 8 F 4 26 5 2 28 7: 3 30 4 627 0 4 39 5 15 29 0 9 S 5 35 6 13,' 3: 4 39 5 5 29 4 5 48 6 14 32 8 10 .S'| 6 25 6 51 35 4 5 30 5 55 31 10 6 33 7 4 35 9 11 M' 7 14: 7 37 37 5 6 18 6 39 33 6 7 271 7 50 37 10 Basin. tPriiwu- »f Wales DV. lAlexaudrak I)

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Monday.—Wind NN F,, fresh. Weather r) cloudy. Sea moderate. ilarometcr 2996, rising. Paused East— Ta.net McNeil, from Buenos Ayres; barque Orion—both for Falmouch, in tolV; steamers East-ham, of Newcasile Lapland, of Leitli Minister I\-bybach, from New York for Ifainburg Quarta, of Ost-end Alired Nobel, of Glasgow; Dolyrood, from Charleston for Bremen. Passed West—Silver Stream, of L1:welly; Seliil>r, of Uremcn Maria, of Papen- bar Miltiades, of Aberdeen, in tow; steamer.5) Macedonia, otWest Hartlepool Empire, Plantagenet, and Virginian, of Liverpool Lavernock, of Cardiff; Ptarmigan, of Cork Elherley, of London Midas and City of Truro, both of Newcastle; Theodora, of Uatterdam Wagiien, üi Hamburg Sanda, of Glas- gow Maryland, from J.ondnn for Swansea Ely, from London for Bermuda t. John's City, from London for Halifax Hasland, of West Hartlepool Camel, of London; Cloch, of Penzance itetmer Test. SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MU.MBLK.S I.tCiitTHOUSr;, Mo!i([,,ty. -)Nlin(I NN13, fresh. Weather clear <lud"fin e, Seasmooth. Passed'East -In;1; Earl of Dumfries, of Cardiff steamers Marion, of Liverpool Sunlight, of Liverpool Marshal Keith, of Hambnrg. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSKT.S. G N Wilkinson arvrl Chatham from Cardiff 2nd Quickstep arvd Southampton from Carclilf2nd Cilfveden arvd St Nazaire from Penaith Illh Phillis Angel passed Constantinople for Glasgow 1st Dewsland Ljft Newport for Alexandria 2nd Grimsby left I'artmouth for Newport 4th Stream Fisher left Trouville for Newport 4th Itoyal Welsh left, Antwerp for Rio 3rd Moonstone arvd Bremen ii-ol,i Galveston 2nd Dowlais and Penartli Dock 1st Collivaud and Barcelona 1st Christian left Hamburg for Barry 3rd Lavernock left Rotterdam for Cardiff 2nd Westergate left Bilbao for Cardiff 2nd Hart arvd Bilbao 2nd Pomaion arvd Algiers 2nd Osyvin left Marseilles for CVinstaiitinople 4th Fairmead arvd Rotterdam from Novorossisk 2nd Darent left Ha,vre for Barry 2nd Kosslyn arvd La Laju 3rd Kheubina arvd Lisbon 3rd Kadyr arnl Jlutlva 2nd Rapid left Villa Real for La. Laju 4th Radnor arvd Lisbon 3rd Mark Lane and Las Palmas 2nd Itoatii arvll Alexandria 2nd King's Cross arvd Nordeniiamn 2nd Charing Cross passed Keachy Head 4th Moliere arvd Havre 3rd Activity left Dieppe for Barry 3rd Ely Rise left Oran for Grst,Oil 2r.d Glendower left St Malo for Swansea 2nd. Cvmmrodorionleft Bilbao for Cardiff 3rd Kate B Jones arvd Bristol from Southampton 3rd Charles T.1 ones and Port Slid from Barry 2ud Ursula arvd Middlesbrough 1st Wvdale left Qu^enstown for Londonderry 2\1(1 Dordogoe arvd Bordeaux from Cardiff 4th Ely left Plymouth for Bermuda 4th Jane arvd Bilbao from Gibraltar 3rd Roseiand leaves Ciiarente for Bilbao 5th Eden arvd Tees from Bilbao 1st Ormsby left Colombo for rice ports 1st CI'i!.thOrll8 passed Galle for Port Said 1st Eslingfon arvd Bilbao from Bordeaux 1st Earl of Dumfries and Marseilles 1st White Jacket left Hamburg for Cardiff 3rd or.

C'Ai vDI FE EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS. MONDAT. The looai coal market is in a very unsettled state, and quotaiiorts are difficult to obtain. Pi-iocs still continue to improve. The curroni) quotations are :—First-class steam coal, lis to lis 3c1 second-class, 10s 6d to 10s 9d dry sorts, 9s 9<1 to 10s first Monmoatlisliire, 9s 9d to 10s 3d and sfcond-ciass, 9s 3d to 9s 6d first-claas small steam, 6s 3d to 6 6d seconds, 5s 6d to 5s 9d and drys, 4s 6d per ton f.o.b. first-class household, 10s 9d to lis No. 3 Rhondda, 10s 3d to 10s 6d brush, 8s 6d and small, 6s 3d to 6s 6d No. 2. Rhondda. large, 8a 6d to 8s 9d through and through, 6s 9d to 7s and small, 4s 3d 4s 6d per ton f.o.b. The freight warlcob in general continues in a very weak condition, and chartering is loss brisk. In the homeward market there is nothing doing from th. Mediterranean and ore ports. Black Si-a quiet, but. rates are, if anything, better, There is little doing from the East, whilst from the Stat-s theo duuiand for tonnage is v.;ry poor, and rates low. The following arc tho htt operations reported on 'Change :— OCTWAKD -HTKAMKKS. I Ciirdiff to Malta, 5s 61. clean (Nellie). Marsielles, 7%ICP., clean (Arahistan). Gibraltar, 5s 9d, clean (Austerlitz). Gibraltar, 6 31, full (Eiorrio). Havre, 4s 3d (Darent). Sb. Nazaire, 5Xfcs. (Longueil). Brindisi, 6s, clean (Tre Liner), Fovi S»id, 62 3d, cleap, Lisbon, 5s 3d, clean (John Marychurch). Genoa, 6s 41 d cJean, free shorts. St Nazaire, 5fcs (Birch)J Barctdona, 9s 9d (Camperdown). Newport to Bilba'>, 4" 3d, clean (Kirtle). Gibraltar, 6s coai, 10s rails. HOMEWARD—STEAMERS. Biibao to Rotterdam, 5s ld (Twilight). The shipments at Barry Dock on Saturday amounted to 5.581 tons, making a total for the week of 104,462 tons. Vessels in dock-23 steam 8 sail total, 31.

BALTIC HJPORTS. LONDON, MONDAY. FREIGHT MABKKT.™-The BUick Sea market is dscidediy better, 10s boing refused, new charter, prompt Odessa steamers. River Plate—demand continues very quiet; the condition of the wheat coming in leaves much to be desired. American— Northern range quoted at 2, 9d coast for orders Gulf ports (cotton) itipctive phosphates steady. Eastern market slow Bombay quoted at 17i! rice ports steady. Sugar quiet. Ore rates unchanged. Fixtures :— Blenheim, 13,000 qrs, Baltimore or Newport to Cor-k direct, 2s 4%d, early March Glanystwyth (steamer), F- mandiiiy, Brunswick, to Hamburg ar.d Hull, phosphates, 16s, March Sir Wm. Armstrong, Brirjswiek to two Baltic ports, 18z3 9d, March, phosphates Hartvillo (steamer), ChnrloM," Harbour to Stettin, 18., phosphates, March David Mainland, Fenian- dina to Stettin, phosphates, 17s North Flint, Fernandina to Landacrona, phosphates, March, 16s (<d Sportsmap (steamer), 12,500 qrs maximum, prompt, Bourgas to Havre or Dunkerque. GBAIN RKPO IT,— At th« Baltic market cargo** of wh"at remains firn:-2. 6d obtainable arrived Californians, hi-ld ut 24s 9!, 23s bid Crofton Hall, Walla 23^ 9d aske^, 21s 10^d bid /2 Ciiiiders off coast 22s 6d qk, prompt Cali- fornian, 9 500 quarters, sold late Saturday at 243 31, and another carg,) to-day ak samo price. Maize firm—22-i refused tho steamer Trevdley, cid Gaiatz Foxanian on passage. Barley fully maintained.

WIIECKS AND CASUALTIES. fsrRfllAT. TKf.KOllAMS FJtOM T,r,OYI)'« AMKNXfcf.l A Gibraltar telesrain utat-ts that the Italian Inig Nuova M;iria, previously rooorted ashore, hus broken up. The steamer Marion, previously reported ashore, is full of water. The bavqtie Janet RIcNiel, from Buenos Ayres, has arrivsd at St Mawes wi ll loss of foretopmast and all gear a' ove, also jibb'ioni. Tho'iteauier Venetian, before reported grounded at Boston, is full of water fore and aft, and is broken in two amidships. The vessel is badly stipined, and her bottoin is undoubtedly badly damaged. A Naples telegram stales that the British mail steamer Oroya, from London for ydney, is ashore in Naples Bay on a sandy bottom. Her position is un- certain. There is a strong breeze. The Norman, from Bus-nos Ayres, has been aban- doned. The crew have arrived at New York. The I)alll,ti steamer Johan Siem, previously reported ashore at Patras, floated after discharging her cargo. No appearance of damage. 'J he steamer Saint Pancra3, at Liverpool, reposls speaking on the ISth .January, in lat. 35 9 N., long. 71 W., the American schooner Aetna, from Bangor for New York, with decks swept, hatches, boats, and mainboom gone, [ulfl the crew starving. The Saint Pancras supplied her with provisions.

CARDIFri --Al,'I"I-VAL, nOATn DOCK, T;I,,xr itosa ss, 1473, Rotter- dam, licrht. ROATH DOCK, Mar 3.—Shagbrook ss, 868, Havre, light. Ingoldsby ss, 739, La llochelie, light. Avon ss, 25, Chepstow, iii,ie&tf)iie. Canie an, 1117, Bristol, light. ROATH DOCE, Mar 4.-Spinel BS, 196, Duddon, iron ore. Success, 43, Chepstow, limestone. Jersey City ss, 1197. Ragusa ss, 921. Surbiton ss, 491. BUTE EAST DOCK, Mar 2.— Stauwiek srs, 691. Ale-- andcr, 421, Gloucester, ballast. Mimosa ss, 1013. Thomas Turnball ss, 1291, Cork, light. BUTE EAST DOCK, Mar 3,-Ocean ss, 69;), London, light. Dunbrody ss, 385, Bristol, light. Eira ss, 791, St Nazaire, light. Medvvay ss, 435, Glasgow and Be!- fast, genera! goods. BuTii EAST DOCK, Mar 4. MAtid Hartmanll ss, 1053. Khio ss, 1563. W W Lloyd, 251, Waterford, ballast. Bla.ndina P, 770, Vilta Garcia, pitwood. BUTK WEST DOCK, Mar 2.—Wave, 50, Carlingford, potatoes. Prince Albert, 77, Bristol, maize. Brothers, 52, Bristol, bar/ey. llun: WEST DOCK, Mar 3.Aiinee, 189, Carril, pit- wood. Dauntless, 99, Drogheda, burnt ore, Driving Mist, 63, Bideford, gi-avel. Princess Charlotte, Applerlore, giavel. King .Ja Ja ss, 97. Strangfcrd, potatoes. OJga., 244, Waterford, ballast. Yarra, 58, Sharoness, maize. Diamond, 167. BUTE WEST DOCK, Mar 4.— Louisa, 45, Canal, light. Arthur ss. 241, Liverpool, general. Marquis of Bute ss, 135, Liverpool, general. Foyle ss, .16B, Bristol, light. Denbighshire Lass, 61, Bristol, light. Happy Return, 33, Bristol, burnt ore. Ellen, 40, Bristol, burnt ore. President Garfield, 53, Kilkeel, potatoes. Three Sisters, 35, Canal, light. Cyril, 65, Milford, ballast. Rover ss, 82, Waterford, light. Paragon as, 174, Tralee, light. Carmel, 125. VENAUTM DOCK, Mar 2.—J M Lockwood ss, 1163, Penartli Slipway, lijdic. PENARTH DOCK, Mar 3.—Boston ss, 547, London, light. Spero ss, 504, Kingstown, light. Ash dene as, 733, London, light. Crossbill ss, 469, joiverpool, light. J':I,Y RIVER, Mar .-neytl ss, 112, Penzance, light. St Decumans ss, 77, Barnstaple, light. Acme, 83, Gloucester, light. Happy go Lucky, 49, Bridgwater, light. Flora, 42, Bridgwater, li<dit. ELY RIVER, Mar 3.—Mary, 35, Ilfracombe, light. Nctham ss, 69, Bristol, light. Clifton ss, 52, Bristol, light. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Mar 2.—Tlioriiisa ss, Cosneath, Marseilles. Mary Anna, Hannis, Bristol. ROATII DOCK, MLir 4.—Joseph Braiiii ss, Harper, Genoa. JlJT EAST DOCK, Mar 2.-Mertbyr ss, Hamon, Glbr:1lt.r. Monica ss, Begg, Bussorah. Benefactor s-i, Stubbs, Portsmouth. James Hogg ss, Pallant, SherntMs. Usk ss, Kins;, Bordeaux. BUTE EAST DOCK, Mai- 3.—Ballesteros ss, Oliver, Bilbao. BUTJo: EAST DOCK, Mar 4.—Mameluke ss, Carter, St Thomas. P J Palmer, Kary, Trinidad, Advance, Top, Plymouth. BUTE WEST DOCK, Mar 2.-Text 3; Stornoway. Lark ss. Sea. Regina, Cockle, Bristol. Isca, Jones, Newport. Yolante ss, Edwards, Liverpool. Barsliaw ss, Cameron, Douglas. Warisfell ss, Atkins, Cork. BUTE WEST DOCK, Mar 3. C;eoraziana, James, Gloucester. Edgar, Camm, Fremington. Pomona, Sole, Fremington, Nikita, Hobbs, Peiitewan. Edith, Silvey, Bristol. BUTE WEST DOCK. Mar 4. Pitre Anne, Pitt, Quimptr. Village Belle, Landy, Kilrush. Satyr, Clements, Charlestown. Elizabeth Cowman, O'Shea, Waterford. Mary, Jones, Wateiford. Watch, Mastsrton, Newhaven. Irish Girl, Farrance, Plymouth. Orphan Girl, Kerron, Dublin. PENARTH DOCK, Mar 2,-Acme ss, fait, Madeira. Elemore ss, Golding, London. Wylam ss, Bruce, Teneriffe. Munroa ss, Doherty, Rouen. PKNARTH DOCK, Altir S.—GeiMraJ Chanzy ss, Ostin, St .N-»zaire. Edmonton, Johlin,. Santos. ELY RIVER, Mar 2.—Sneyd S", Lawrence, Cardiff. :s Deciimans ss, Beildoes, Barnsk:.ple. Sarah, Aldridge, Bridgwater. Mary, Gibbs, Bridgwater. Ei'Z ibetli, Boucher, Bridgwater. Loee ss, ftlartin, MinelIe,,¡j, Provit!enc0, Phillips, Bridgwater. Dolphin, Lillev. Barnstaple. Pioneer. Binding. Watchet. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Mar 4. ¡ Havre, Maori ty ss, n, 560. lt- berts, J T Duncan & Co i Dakar, Garth ss, B, 861, Hurley, Matthews & Co Algiers, Penzance ss, B, 874, Haisman, W J Tiilett Dieppe, Cadeby ss, B, 709, Ward,'L Gueret 35arcelona, Eira ss, B, 791, Richards, E Earl & Co Havre, ShLLcbrook s., B, 868, Kbbett, W I Thomas Monto Video, Wiliiam Mitkileton ss, B, 1630, Gibbs, Wilson Sons & Co Port Said, Blairmore ss, B, 1455, J & M Gunn & Co Venice or Ancona, Start ss, B, 1554, Thompson, Hardy, Wilson & Proctor St Naza.ire, La Rochelle ss, F, 756, A Capelle Rochefort-, Saiutonge ss, F. S79, 1/Hermite, L Gueret Passages, Stanwick ss, B, 691, Fowler, Stephens, Mawson & Goss I ort Said, Nedjid ss, B, 1692, John P Hacquoil & Co I Marseilles, Marseille ss, Ger, 899, JAM Gunn & Co CLE- Alti,, [)-Mar 4. Dieppe, Cadeby HS, B, 1350 coal Monte Video, William Middleton ss, B, 2800 coal Lisbon, Stakeshy ss, B, 1800 coal Genoa, Pendarves ss, B, 3150 coal Havre, Alacrity ss, B, 1230 coal Dakar, Garth ss, B, 1700 coal Algiers, Penzance ss, 13, 18.0 coal Havre, Shag-brook ss, U, 1880 coaj Maranham, Fornjot, Nwy, tbO coal .st Na/aire, La Rochelle ss, K, 1800 coal Rochefort, Saintonge ss, F, 1950 coal Rochefort, Saintonge ss, F, 1950 coal Venice or Ancona, Start ss, B. 3107 coal Port Said. Blairmore ss, B, 2500 coal Passages, San wick ss, > 14:.0 coal Marseilles, M:irseiilt> ss, Ger, 1500 coal IMPORTS—Mar 4. Chepstow, Avon, limescone, Dowlais Iron Co Duddon, Spinel ss, iron ore, Dowlais Iron Co Chepstow, Success, limestone, Dowlais Iron Co Glasgow and Belfast, Medway ss, general goods, E Taylor & Co Villa Garcia, Blandina P, pitwood, Filleul & Co Carlingford, Wave, potatoes, F Byrne & Co Bristol, Prince Albert, ml\,e, Glyn Mill C'J Bristol, Brothers, barley, Cardiff Milling Co Carril, Aimee, pitwood, Powley, Thomas & Co Drogheda, Dauntless, burnt ore, C Tennant, Sons & Co, Bideford, Driving Mist, gravel, W J Trounce -Apple,lore, Princes'! Charlotte, gravel, Prestage & Holloway Strangford, King Ja Ja ss, potatoes, E England Sharpness, Yarra, maize, Cardiff Milling Co Liverpool, Arthur ss. general, M J Begg & Co Liverpool, Marquis of Bute ss, general, R Gilchrist & Co Bristol, Happy Return, burnt ore, C Tennant & Co Bristol, Ellen, burnt ore, C Tenna,at & Co Kilkee!, President Garfield, potatoes, E England BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, Mar 2.—Tregenna ss, London, light. Commentry ss, Bayonnc, pitwood. Drammond ss, London, light. Rotha S, Liverpool, light. ARRIVALS, Mar 4.-Ranmore Head ss, Liverpool, light. Hannah M Bell -ss. JKoIus s. Bremerhaven, light. Asnma s, Liverpool, light. Amaryllis ss, Middlesbrough, light. ilarberton ss, London, light. Alacrity ss, Portsmouth, light. Framfort, Farsund, ballast. I SAILINCS,.Al.,r2-Pendi,rvesss,Gejiom. VVatlington ss, TeneriflV. Cookha,m ss, London. l.arpoo! SS, St Nazaire. Stakesby ss, Lisbon. Newark ss London. J.andore ss, Dartmouth. Harvest Queen, Rio Janeiro. Melbourne, Barry Harbour. Sobraon ss, Genoa. Joaunis Millas, Pirajus. SAILING, Mar 3.—Abana ss, Bombay. SAILING, ivivar 4.—Wm Middleton, Monte Video.

I N E WPORT— A RRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Mar 4. Pdmrose ss, 79 Dublin, light. Anerley ss. 1193, Fleetwood, light. Marino ss, 3000, Glasgow, light, Penwith ss, lr'53, • Falmouth, light. Hesperides ss, 1552, London and Liverpool, general for exportation. Darwiu s, 1633, Santander, light. Tresillian ss, 1560, Brindisi, light. OLi) DOCK, Mar 4.—F L B ss, 129, L'Oiient, pitwooe. I Volante 5S, 132, Cardiff, light. Captain McClure ss, I 304, Cork, light. Liiy Dale, 09, Cork, pitwood. Lough Fisher ss, 168, Cork, lighfc. Ciiristini. ss, 180, Water- ford, light. Topic ss, 112, Swansea, light. Dalriada ss, 85. Lydney, light. Celeste ss, 409, Portland, light. Onyx ss" 140, Bristol, light. RIVES, Mar 4.—Julia, 68, Higlibr'dge, light. Twee G-ezusters, 63, Gloucester, grain. Monta.taire ss, 648, Bordeaux, pitwood. Golden Light, 103, Bristol, petroleum. Ystwyih, 50, Pads tow, petroleum. Ethel, 105, Plymouth, manure. Rhoda, 51, Padstow, sand. Orpheus ss, 132, Milloro, pig iron. Juniper, 99, Courtmacsherry, sand. Telegraph, 35, St Ive.s, stone. Trento Mouziii," 65, Padstow, sand. Lincolnshire ss, 55, Swansea, general. Lundy, SS. 1153, .Benitf. iron ove. Goonlaze, 79, St Agnes, balla t. Bedouin, 88, Baltimore, ballast. 72, Schull. ballast. Harry j Herbert, 111, Kinsale, balhi-st. Tancred ss, 772, Bordeaux, pitwood. Parton, 93, Dungarvan. limestone. Kate, 75, Wexford, ballast. Milo ss, 1109, Harwich, ,;ght. Alassio ss, 727, Loudon, light. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA. DOCK, Mar 4.-011se ss, Hodge. Port- land, Treglisson ss, Blackie, Trieste. Thomas Coats 58, Morgan. Bon]eam; Cantneador ss, Baido, Barce- lona. 'iroiito ss, Bartlei-t, C vita, Vecchia. Mon-, mouthsliire ss, Jenkins, Lisbon. St Hubert ss, McPhe'- son, Bombay. Zet:1. s" Wilson 1{03:u-io, )LY) DocK, M,,tr F. oil Maryat, Brest. Georga as. Murphy, Dublin. Ferric ss, Burns, Waterford. Beatrice ss, Smith, Dublin. Amber ss, McConnaclc, Dublin. Kirklessss, Coffey, Waterford. Dalriada ss, .J ohnsúll. Londonderry. Onyx ps, Stewart, Dublin. William George, Vicker.s, Jersey. Rosario ss, James, Swansea. Celeste ss, Green, Dartmouth. ItivEit, iNILr 4.—Esperanzi, Daly, Wateiford. Orpheus ss, .Thomas, f,lan0lly, Rosamond Jane, Sttibliug. Barnstaple. Six Brothers, Bu-shen, Dnn- more, Morfa, Sully, Highbri(b;e. Heroine, Thomas, Bideford. Franchise, Jewell, Youglial. FAME, Stephens, Barnstaple..Tane and Sarah, Ayre, Barn- staple. Maria McMillan, Tracey, Dungarvan. Jane, O'.vep.s, Portmadoc. Snipe ss, Thomas, Liverpool. Humility, Pow, Bideford. Argo, Lamey, Bideford. Louise, Chidgey, Crossh-i.ven. Thorney, Harrington, Bridgwater. Spray, Storey, Wexford. Victoria, Clarke, Barnstaple. Fanny, Ellis, Barnstaple. Flora, Woodward, Highbridge. Providence, Bosley, Bristol. Emma and Ellen, Beard, Bristol. Sarah Ann, Tucker, Barnstaple. Thomas and Elizabeth, Ivey, Padstow. Priory,liecl don, Barnstaple. John, Billing Newquay. Lavinia, Lamer, Bideford. Cygnet, Baker, Bridgwater. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Mar 4. Rosario via Antwerp and London, Darwin ss B, 1638, l,acey, Jones, Heard L, (,ti Brindisi, Tresillian s., H, 1560, Morton, William Blow Venice and A Red Jacket ss, B, 1327, W Blow Para and Manaos, Hesperides ss, B, 1553, Jones, Heard Bilbao, Kirtle ss, n, 942, Morris, It Gething jun &r Co Venice or Ancona. Milo ss, B, 1110, Cory Kros & Co Gibraltar, Goldcliffe ss, B, 797, Marychurch, Morel Bros 4. Rio Janeiro, Windsor ts, B, 36C0 coal Bilbao, Cassia ss, B, 1430 coal Monte Video, Buenos Ayres, and Rosario, Florence S, B, 856 coal, 750 general Algiers, Alphonse Parran ss, B, 2400 coal Messina, l-'oreniiigen no, Den, 425 coal Gibraltar, GoldclHfe ss. B, 1400 coal IMPORTS—Mar 4. L'Orient, V L B ss, 210 i it wooti, Watts, Williams A. Co Benisaf, Lundy SS, 2520 iron ore, Societe Commerciale Bordeaux, Tanc-red ss, 1^50pitwood, Simkin Bros Bordeaux, Montataire ss, 1140 pitwood, Simkin Bros Milium, Solway Qneen ss, 330 pig iron, Jones, Ileard Bristol, Golden Light, petroleum Newquay, John, sand Padstow, Rhoda, sand Millom, Orpheus ss, pig iron Coastmacsherry, Juniper, sand St Ives Telegraph, stone Swansea, Lincolnshire ss, genera!, Button & Son Bristol, Emily Maria, general, Bui ion & Son Bristol, Moderator ss, general. Burton & Sun Sharpness, Cardiff Castle, grain Dungarvan, Parton, limestone Chepstow, Nelly, stuno Cardiff, Isca ss, flour, Burton & Son Gloucester, Twee Gezusters, grain Bristol, Tbora, grain Cork, Lily Dale, pitwood EXPORTS COASTWISE—Mar 4. Waterford, Christina ss, 540 coal, J ¥ Thomas & Co Belfast, Volante ss, 370 coal, J F Thomas &- Co Cork, Lough Fisher ss, 460 coai, J F Thomas & Co Barnstaple, Priory, 60 coal, Clapp & Co Padstow, Echo, 60 coal, Clapp <fc Co Wexford, Naiad, 150 coal, Ciapp & Co Liverpool, Primrose ss, 240 coal Kinsale, Harry Herbert, 206 coaj, IT Powell Dublin, Capt McClure ss, 580 coal, J F Thomas & Co Barnstaple, Thomas, 73 coal Watchet, Mary Lander, 60 coal Portmadoc, John Gibson, 170 coa!, G M Humphreys Aberdovey, My Lady, 100 manure, G M Humphreys Bristol, Iron Duke s. 165 coal, A .7 Smith Dundalk, Solway Queen ss, 33'J coal, T Wilks & Co Plymouth, Planet, 450 coai, F W Brooks Co Wexforti, Mermaid, 144 coal, Mon & Cwm Collieries Co Wexford, Erin, 145 coal, Mon & Cwm Collieries Co Dungarvan, Parton, 200 coal, T G Cart-wright S WANSE A—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, Alar 2.—Lancashire ss, 144, Kingston, light. St Kilda ss, 186, Dublin, light. Lanisley, 130, Penzance, copper ore. Wm S Green, 83, Youghal, pitwood. Flower of tho Fal, 9E!, Plymouth, copper ore. Telegraph, 41, Watchet, general. Lodore ss, 407, Havre, fight. Fishguard Lass, 34, Barnstaple, barley. NORTH DOCK, Mar 3.— Tyne ss, 400, Trouville, light. Silvia SS, 544, Loudon, light. Alice, 30, Portli- gaiu, macadam. Elizabeth Davies, 28, Porthcawl, light. Elizabeth Anna, 79. Bridgwater, general. SOUTH DOCK, Mar 2.-Electra ss, 305, 1-scamp, light. Agnes, 37. Scilly, light. SOUTH DOCK, Mar 3.—Collier ss, 113, Bristol, general. Citrine ss, 193, Plymouth, light. Race Fisher ss, 133, Havre, light. Torbryan ss, 363, Hsnnebont, light. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Mai- 2.—City of Cadiz ss, 490, Bristol, general. Mardy SS, 432, Hnelva, copper ore. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Mar 3,-H()¡trio ss. 768, Newport, light. Caxtou sa, 1714, Limerick, light. Seaton ss, 596, Limerick, light. Etheiretl ss, 680, Rouen, light. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Mar 2.—Sampson, Hay ward, Bridg- water. Caroline, Cox, Bideford. Cambria, Chichester, Barnstaple. Engineer ss, Toms. Cork. Vistula, Will- cocks, Calstock. Kate, Ress, Dublin. Neilly, Webb, Dover. Alice and Kate, Harford, Killyleigh. Fit,z- wiiliam ss, Pawson, London. St Kilda ss, Wilkie, Belfast. NORTH DOCK, Mar 3.— .Lancashire ss, Higgins, Guernsey. Betsey, Gregory, Bideford. bOUTlI DOCK, Mar 2. zstrelin Fisher ss, Bannister, Trouville. Navigator, Tyrreil, Cherbourg. Antelope, Jonsson, Lisbon. Sea View, Gregory, Slioreham. Topic ss Ferguson, Newport. Bay Fisher ss, Bee, Guernsey. Teal 8S, Davies, Holyhead. Bleticowe ss, Wills, Trouville. ttiect.ra, ss, Waiter, Trouville. PnINCl OF WALES DOCK, Mar ?.-Monoinoy ss, Jenkins, New York. PmNCE: OF WALES DOCK, Mar 3. Francis, PortNolloth. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Mar 4. Sables d'Olonne, Rosario Sf, B, 768, James, Deburaux Dieppe, Lodore ss, H, 403. Ball, Fisher, Renwick & Co Guernsey, Dorset, B. 03, Jones, P Marrow Algiers, Imperial ss, Ger, 591, F C Strick & Co HonHeur, Race Fisher ss, B, 184, G Shepherd & Co Trouville. Tyne ss, B, 400, Bewen, Fisher, Renwick New York, Caxton ss, B, 1794, Ohis, Williams, Torrey & Feild Havre, Seaton ss, Nwy, 5\J6, Olson, F le Boulanger Caen, Torbryan SS, B, 363, Adams, G Lennard Leghorn, Silvia ss, Iy, 514, Ansaldi, (J Lennard Hamburg, City of Cadiz ss, B, 491, Burgess & Co CLEARED—Mar 4. Guernsey, Dorset, B, 209 coal Horiiieur, Race Fisher S", B, .59) coal IMPORTS—Mar 4. Plymouth, Peter and John, 110 manure, J R Morris liut Amlwch. Pride of Anglesea, 136 sulphur ore, Vivian Barnstaple, Fishguard Lass, 40 barley, John Dyer Porthgain, Alice, 64 macadam, District Highway Board Bristol, Marion, general Bridgwater, Elizabeth Ann, 131 wheat, Weaver & Co Youghal, Wm S Green, 98 pitwood, order Watchet, Telegraph, 50 general EXPORTS COASTWISE—Mar 4. Limerick, Gerda, 240 coal, G Thomas Cardigan, Eliz Davies, 43 coal, S & J Hill Wast Hartlepool, Esmeralda, 230 burnt ore, Blenkin- sop k Co Rochester, Citrine ss, 640 coal, Williams & Co 50 co,,], W JI Jenkins PORTHCAWL. ARRIVALS, Mar 4.-A(lour SiI, Bayonne, pitwood. Stockton ss, Falmouth, light. SAILINGS, Mar 4.—Maris Stella, Arcachon, 2C0 coal. Cornish Las, St Agnes, 30 coal. IMPORTS—Mar 4. Bayonne, Adour SS, 1100 pitwood, North's Navigation BRITON FERRY. ARRIVAL, Mar 2.-Glytie ss, 177, Harrington, pig iron. SAILINGS, Mar 2.—Mary Louisa, Ball, Watchet. Soutliwick ss, Newman, Loudon. Treleigh ss, Glan- ville, Portreath. Carnsew ss, Couch, Ifayle. Mar 3- City of York ss. Baker, Bristol. Mar 4-Clytie ss, Hughan, Liverpool.

BARROW IRON TRADE. I BARROW, are quoted firmer to-day, as prices have slightly advanced I owing to the restricted production of pig iron catisod by the damping down of furnaces during I a wagv-a crisis. There is no life in trade, and makers report that very litr,!r business is L"mg I done. Orders for Bessemer iron are very slight. Warrant iron is at 42s lOd net cash sellers, and Id l.css bnyfvis. Makers quote 43 6d to 44 "i,t irtt f.o.b. for mixed Bessemer numbers. Steel makers are doing no new trade, and report quiet demand for all classes of rails, plates, and other ( products. Shipbuilders are busy, but no new orders are noted. Iron ore is very much de- pressed, but old prices rule. Coal and coke in small..r consumption. Shipping- very quiet all round.

NEW PUBLIC HALL FOR NEWPORT. At Newport Borough Police-court on Monday Mr H. J. Man!ey-Power. solicitor, asked the B-?nch to grant a music and dancing licence for the new hall which forms a portion of. tilki Newport Constitutional Club premises situated at the foot of Stow-hill, It was stated that tti- hall would be opened on the 14th instant. Mr Power stated that the hall had been carefully built and every provision had been made in the way of entrances and exits. The Bench suggested that tho borough engineer should inspect tho promise, and Mr Power assented. Tho) magis- trates then made the order, subject to borough engineer's certificate being satisfactory, "1: vw-- T

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LIMITED, 118 HIGH-STREET, MERTHYR. rjlHOMPSON AND gHACKELL LIMITED, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT, AND BRANCHES THE rpHREE SYSTEM JL -i- Was first introduced into South Wales by THOMPSON AND SHACKELL upwards of thirty yea.rs ago, since which time many thousands of homes have been ren- dered happy by the possession of a Musical Instrument on such easy terms. The Monthly Payments are o low that there need be no house without a. PIANO, AMERICAN ORGAN, OR HARMONIUM. rjlHOMPSON AND gHACKELL LIMITED, Are always pleased to send Full Particulars, with Descriptive Pamphlet, Photographs of the Newe& styles &c free by post 011 the application of any ntending purchaser. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. The most liberal Discount is llowod to Cash Bayers nd a large number of SECOND-HAND PIANOS .are lways 11\ I3tock to seled from at about HALF PRICE. rjlHOMPSON AND gHACKELL, LIMITED, CARDIFF, SWANSEA, BRISTOL, LLANELLYf NEWPORT, MERTHYR, GLOUCESTER, PENARTH, PONTYPRIDD, &C. ——— 1047-1698 SOLE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED jgJSTEY QRGANS. OVER /i ALREADY SOLD. TROUSERS, TO MEASURE, 128 60. TO MEASURE GUARANTEED ALL PURg WOOL. SCOTCH AND IRISH TWEEDS. NOTHING TO TOUCH THEM IN CARDIFF AT THE PRICE. FIT ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED. NOTE ADDRESS :— THE CASTLE OUTFITTING CO., 16, CASTLE ARCADE, 79e 1372 (HIGH-STREET END), CARDIFF. mn FOR THE BLOOD IS THE £ 4LARKE:S T^TORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE. rjlHE GREAT BLOOD pUEIFIER and RESTORER. JL CLEANSING and CLEARING the BLOOD from ALL IMPURITIES it cannot bf too highly recommended. For Scrofula, Scurvy, .l.<3czem:1, kin and Blood Diseases, Pimples, and Sores of all kinds, effects are marvellous. U Cure8 Old Sores. Cures Sores on the Neck Cures Sore IJegs- Cures Pimples 011 the Face. Cures Scurvy. Cures Eczûn;a. Ciires Ulcers Cures Blood :'Ond Skill Diseases Cures Gbndnlar SweI1ills. Clears the Blood from all Impure Matter, From whatever causo arising. It is the only rel11 specific for Gout and Rheu. matic Pains. It removes the frem Lhe blood ann bones. As thi mixture i;.¡ pleasant to the taste, and warranted free from anything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex, from inCancy to old the proprietors solicit suffereril to give it a. trÎltÚo test its value. THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS' We have seen hosts of Jetters from people who ha.ve received great benefit from the use of Clarke's Blood Mixture. It cannot be too highly estimated, for it clealles and clears the blood from aU impurities." Tnis is a good testimonial from the Family Doctor, which goes on further to say It is the finest Blood Purifier that science and skill have brought to light, and we can with the utmost confidence recommend it to our subscribers and the public Sold in bottles 2s 9d each, and in cases containing six timos the quantity, lls-4Ufticient to effect a per- manent cure in the great majority of long-standing cases Bv all CHEMISTS and PATENT MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the World, or sent to any address on receipt of 35 or 132 stamps by the Pro- prietors, THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUN TIES DRUG COMPANY, LINCOLN. TRADE MARK—BLOOD MIXTURE ASK FOR LARiiE'S BLOOD MIXTURE, and do not be pet puaded to take an imitation or substitute. 1054 JJVOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, | JJUONCHITIS, AND NEURALGIA. DR. J. COLLLS BROWNE'S CHLORO- DYNK.—Vice-Chancellor Siv W. Page Wood stated publicly in court that Dr. J. Collis Browne was undoubtedly the inventor of Chlorodyne, that the whole story of the defendant Freeman was deliberately untrue, and he regretted to say it had been sworn to.— See The Times, July 13, 1864. D-. R J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO- DYNE.—The Right Hon. Earl Russell com- municated to the College of Physicians and J. T. Davenport that he had received i[.fo,matJon to the effect that the only remedy of any servic e in cholera. was Chlorodyne.—See Lancet," Pec. 31,1868. R. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CRLÕRO DYNti.—Ex tract from Times: Jan. 12, 1266 :—" It is prescribed by SCores of orthodox practitioners. Of course it would not be be thus singu* larly nopular did it not .supply a vval-c &nd fill a place." Bit. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO- -i-J' DYNE is the best and most certain remedy in coughs, colds, asthma, consumption, neuralgia, rheu* mat ism, cVc. Oil. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO- DYNE is a certain cure in cholera, dysentery, diarrhoea, &c. DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO DYNE- ( AUTIOX.—None genuine without the words Dr, J. Coihs Browne's Chlorodyne on the Governmenu stamp Overwhelming medical testimony accompanies each bottle. Sole manufacturer, J. P. PAVENPOR1, 65, Great Russell-terrace, BIooms- bury, Lou uon. rfold in bottles Is iy3d, 2f t>d, 4s 6d, and Us 154ffi 1549^ THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER rSlHOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS over" I c??,le 'le worst forms of diseases, and the state of the blood, stomach, liver, and kidneys thw go to the core of every disease, where no other medicin- have power to reach. The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER cures the followtfj complaints :—Indigestion, or wind in the stomach bowels, giddiness in the head, dimness of sight, sore eyes, loss of memory, palpitation of the heart, livj and bilious obstructions, asthma or tightness in chest, rheumatics, lumbago, piles, gravel, pains in back, scurvy, bad legs, bad breast, sore throat, 5001' heads, and s ores of aU descriptions burns, wounds, white swellings, scrofula, or king's evH. gather} øC tumour* or cancers, pimples 1)1' blotche on the face 11ri; body, sweHed feet or legs, scabs and itch, ery,;lpe jaundice, and dropsy, and fevers of all kinds. k III boxes at Is 1-Jd \nd k £ s» 9d each, sold by 111-/j Chemists, or from tha Isllrdock Pill ManufactorVi. ()?.ford-streeb Swans vi Printed and Published by the DAVID DUNCAN & SONS, at 105, St. Marv-?"^ j and Westgate-street, in the town of Cardiff, ,n countv pf Glamorgan