South Wales Daily News

SOUTH WALES L'l NANCH MONDAY, December 30th, 1895. Business was very quiet on the local market to-day, but it was not quieter than was to be expected, taking into considera- tion that we are in the midst of the holidays, and that to-day was the general settlement. It will be gathered from the variations in the quotations that in Rhymney Ordinary Stock a sharp decline was recorded, the stock now standing at 257—261. No business was reported in it, but there were buyers at the close at 260. A deal in Cardiff Gas D Stock took place *t 124, and the quotation accordingly rose <3 points. The other classes of Cardiff Gas Stock were also marked considerably hight. in common with the Newport Gas A. Cambrian Collieries Preference and De- bentures improved, the former security being negotiated at 20s premium, while the latter changed hands at 3% premium, at which figures there were still buyers. Hancock's Preferred Ordinary Shares were weaker, but no business was reported in them. Bute Dry Dock Shares were offered at 54, with buyers at 53%. The quotations showed the following variations :R-ise-Cardiff Gas A Stock 5, to 230-235 do. B 4, to 184-189 do. C 3, to 163-173 do D 3, to 120-125 Newport Gas A 5, to 230-235 Cambrian Collieries Preference to 2 -3; do. Debentures 1%, to 32-35. Fall-Rhymney Ordinary 3%, to 257—261 Hancock's 12 Preferred Ordinary Ys, to 14-14% xd. The following securities were marked ex div. :—Vale of Glamorgan, 8% —9 Barry 3 per Cent. Debentures, 109--ill Bute Dock 4 per Cent. Debentures, 131-133 Mid-Wales Railway A 4% per Cent. De- bentures, 138-140 Neath and Brecon Railway 1st Debentures, 117-119; Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway 4 per Cent. Debentures, 128-130 Rhymney Deben- tures, 141-143 Miller and Cory Deben- tures, 98—100 North's Navigation Debentures, 100—102 Powell Duffryn Debentures, 108—110 Rhymney Iron Debentures, 97—99 Bristol Brewery Preference. 16 -16% Owen's Debentures, 107—109 Mordey and Carney Debentures, 104-106 Provincial Tramways Preference, 12 -13 Swansea Harbour Stock, 107- 109. The business reported was :— Lloyd's Bank, 24%. Cardiff Gas D. 124. Cambrian Collieries Preference, 18- 9-1— 20s premium. Cambrian Collieries Debentures, 3% pre- niium. Chartereds, 4H. 4H. 4%. Barnato Banks, 5is. Barnato Consols. 2?g. Henderson's, 1 27-52. There are sellers of Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 54 Hancock's Deferred do. Preferred Ordinary Shares do. Debenture Stock Taff Vale Stock Parnall and Evans (£10 paid) Ordinary Rhymney Iron New, at 13s Cardiff Milling Ordinary Ebbw Vales, at 6: Cwmbrian Collieries Preference. New buyers are inquiring for Cambrian tJollieries Preference, an 20s premium do. Debentures Rhondda 5 per Cent. Prefer- tnce Shares Neath and Brecon A .Debentures Great Western Colliery B Shares Tredegar Iron and Coal A Shares Ben Evans Ordinary Shares, at 18s 6d Barry 4 per Cent. do. 5 per Cent. Prefer- ence Stock Crown Soap Shares, at 92 4s Rhymney Ordinary, at 260 Bute Dry Dock, at 53 Ebbw Vales, at B5 17s 6d Weaver's Ordinary do. Preference Shares. The Barry Coal Company, Limited, was registered on December 18th with a capital of £ 1,000, in S5 shares, to acquire and carry on the business of a coal merchant and factor, carried on by D. H. Edmunds, at Market-buildings, Barry, Glamorgan- shire. as The Barry Coal Company." The number of directors is not to be less than three nor more than seven the subscribers are to appoint the first qualification, £ 10.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON. Monday. The Money Market has been fairly active owing to the Stock Exchange settlement and the close of year. There has been a tem- porary reduction in floating balances. For loans • for a week or a day the quotation has been 1 Yx to V/2 per cent. and the Bank of England has continued to charge 2 per cent. for ten-day advances. Discounts were quiet, not many bills being available three months' Bank bills were negotiated at 1 y8 per cent. 'four months. 1 ys and six months at 1%. Trade bills—three and four months, 1 and six months, 1% per cent. Paris Cheque, 25*24. Quiet markets prevailed on the Stock Exchange to-day, very little being done beyond completing the account. One small failure was announced, but it was an insigni- ficant affair. The news from the Transvaal had a bad effect upon Consols and South African Mining Market. Otherwise nothing of interest transpired, and American Rail- ways had a rather steadier tendency, though very little was done in them. Consols fell & to and closed at 106% to 106% for delivery, and 106% to 106% for account. A quiet, unimportant business has been passing in Foreign Bonds. Movements were slight and irregular. Spanish rose but Italian fell Turks were rather dull, but Egyptian fairly firm. Russian declined y Yx- Mexican rose Argentines and Brazilian weak, and to Yt lower. Gold Premium is 2301;2 per cent. There is nothing of interest in the British Railway Market. fn the absence of business weak tendency was occasionally developed. Scotch Stocks quiet. In the heavies there was nothing doing. North-Western steady. Hull and Barnsley and Sheffield Deferred rather easier. Great Eastern lower. Underground liiif: were dull. Amongst Southern lines Brighton A fell and South-Eastern A n London and Brighton traffic shows an increase of £ 3,101, and South-Ea8tern of £ 3,008. In the American Railway Market move- ments were irregular but slight, and were, if anything, rather better. The market finished up steady, New York sending firmer prices. Atchison rose and do. A Bonds, li Milwaukees, Louisvilles, Northern Pacific Preference,: Union Pacifie,- Erie closed at 14% Atlantic Firsts at 22 and Denver Pre- ference, 42% xd. Canadian Railways were very quiet. Canadian Pacific Shares rose 1, to 52. Grand Trunks lower. Very little business was transacted in Foreign Railways. Mexican remained abeut the same. The Nitrate Market was dull and feature- less. Miscellaneous Securities :—Bank Shares quiet; Imperial Ottoman fell Ys. Amongst Breweries Allsopps steady, and Yx better. Gas, Trusts and Insurance Issues were all quiet. The following changes occurred since Saturday Foreign Bonds.—Rise—Buenos Ayres, 1 Ecuador, l]/2 Egyptian Converted and Unified, '/j, do. Daira, Mexican, 1888, Yx do. 1893, 1 and do. Internal. Spanish, Turkish Groups 2 and 3, Chinese Gold and Silver, and Bulgarian, 3. Fall-AreIltine, 1886, and Funding. 1¡.J Cedulas I, Yz Greek Monopoly and 1881, x/2 Italian, Nicaragua, 3. British Railways.—Fall—Caledonian De- ferred, Great Eastern, Vs Hull and Barnsley, Brighton A, Chatham Ordinary, and do. Preference, South-Eastern A, y2 > Metropolitan, Furness. 3. Rise—Brighton Ordinary, 1 North-Western, Canadian Railways. Rise Canadian Pacific Shares, 1. Fall—Grand Trunk First Preference and Guaranteed. American Railways. — Rise — Atchison Shares, Milwaukee, Louisville, Yx New York Central, Northern Pacific Preference, Wabash Debentures, Fall—Central Pacific, Y, Denver Shares and Preference, Erie, Ontario, Ys Southern Preference, and Wabash Pre- ference, Foreign Railways.—Rise—Lombards, y4. Fall-Buenos Ayres Ensenada Port Ordi- nary, 1 Buenos Ayres and Rosario Central Argentine, 1 Mexican First Preference, The Mining Market has been thrown into a condition of uneasiness to-day by disquieting news from the Transvaal. Expectation of the revival of purchases in this department has in conse- quence received a check, and there has instead been some free selling amongst South Africans. The shrinkage in prices has been general, and not unfre- qnently important. Chartereds have fallen H, and Goldfields Deferred 1% to 10. Many other Land and Exploration Issues are to down. Diamonds were weak. De Beers declined 1%, and Jagersfontein Yx- The Barnato Group was weak Banks were down to 1196 buyers. London and Paris Corporation fel! 11", and Johannesburg Investment to ¡. In the list of Gold Shares there have been some important movements. Rand Mines have fallen 2, to 21, that quotation being fully 24 down from the highest, price of the year. East Rands declined 1, and Goldfields Deep 1 Yx, Lydenburg Mining. Modderfontein, Trans- vaal Gold, and Van Ryu and most others to a less extent. West Australians moved irregularly, but very naturally were iHt affected to the same extent. Great Boulders fell and Hampton Plains, Menzie's Gold Estates, True Blue, and West Australian Exploration were all weaker, but Colonial Finance, Hannan's Star, Mount Margaret, Wealth of Nations, and West Australian General were better. Indian Gold Shares steadier Champion Reef rose Mysore and Mysore Reefs 6cl. Copper Shares dull Rio Tinto fell Capes -,f¡;, and Mason and Barry Amongst Miscellaneous Shares Frontino fell y8- The following changes occurred in South African Mines :—Rise—Robinson Bank, Fall Angelo, Buffelsdoorn, ^e Champ d'Or, Yx City and Suburban, 1\ Comet, "PG Crown Deep, Crown Reef, Y2 Croesus,^ East Rands, 1 Ferreira, Y2 Geldenhuis, and do. Deep, t4. Goldfields Deep, 1% Horiot, "I le, Jumpers, Knights, Langlaagto; -1-36 Lydenburg Mining, Modder- fontein, New P-iinrosk Nigel, Ys Nigel Deep, Yx Randfontein 5 is Rand Mines, 2 Rietfontein, Robinson, Yx Robinson Deep, Rose Deep, Salisbury, t4.; Simmer and Jack, y.2 Transvaal Gold, Van Kyn, IWemmer, Y\ Wolhuter, Anglo French Exploration, y2 Chartereds, jai, Consolidated Goldfields Deferred, Oceana, De Beers, 1 Yx .lagersfontein, Yx South African Gold Trust, 1 Barnato Bank, fc Tenders for £ 1,000.000 Treasury bills were opened at the Bank of England. The whole amount was allotted in 12 months' bills at £1 Os 2d. At the Bank £ 19,000 worth of bar gold was bought. £ 25,000 in sovereigns was received from Australia and 911,000from, Brazils. Silver steady. Bars, 30% d, The Eastern Exchanges were firmer. Bombay Transfers, Is 2 3.32-1 Yokohama, 2s llõd. Rupee Paper better, at 61 %d. Indian Council sold three lacs of bills on Hamburg at Is 2%d.

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON, MonJay Evening.-Tias following wera thfl rates of exchange oil lJolldon to-aay j St. retersluug 3iull)»..53.90 Herlin-8 ùayr: ,,¡¡(lit.. 20.40 Madrid—sight 30 68 110. 3 monUis —20.J3 I Do. 3 months f'100 n»ml)nrjc—3 months ..2C.31 OonstviliiioiilB 3 alths.110,50 lrmnkfort-Hhort 211.41 I J:oltle-3 mouths. Vienna-Sight 121.33 Do. tight 27 46 Ainf3terd-,tiii -Stiort 12.1,5 Lisbon .411316 Antserp—Short25.<5 to 25.23 i Bill US 11 STOCKS er.0 AF 1r. Do. ilo. Account Kik 105 A 13Si New 24 do. do. ,.| 105J. j liocal Stock 118i Bank ot ICuglaiul Stock .32?. „ India 3J per Cent _[ ]17ji J)t>. 3 do. lOT^1 Met. Hoard of Woiks5$pe..i 12I4! [ [[ Do. (to 3pc. 113 £ India Rupee Faper 3$p c. 61g- gl| J Ins.Canadian) p c Jan ,Jly.i lr6j 7! Ins. C Good Hope 4 p c, 18831 118* [ [ Ins. N. Zealand Cnnsolidttl! 110 .[ ]] Ins. New Stli. Watos 4 p c. 116 I113. Victoria, 1 p c, 1832-3-i. 106 Ins. South Australian 11C £ In*. Queensland 4 p c 103 FOEUIGN STOCKS Chilian, ISSfS 93 T J)o 1892 101 liuenon Ayres 1882 27J l)o 1685 274 Bulgarian 6 p.c. 1888 34 17 Argentine 1886 71 7CJ Do Funding 75 74f Do 44 per cent..Sterling 46 Do Treasury 47 i Argentine Cedulas A „ „ 234 Do Cedulaa JS „26 Buenos Ayres Cedul&a I 6 Do 3 54 Brazilian, 1389 65| 66i Chinese Silver Loan 113 1X24 Do. Gold do 106 IC64 Egyptian Unified 101J 182 Do Oor I'ref. New 98i O64 Do Stats Domain K2j Do Daira New 10C4 french 5 ;per Cent. Itentes ISJ4 «. Do 34 p?r Cent 104i Hungarian^ perCenb. ^old 102 Gorman 3 p.c 98 Italian 5 per Cent. Sil 944 94 944 94 Mexican o per Cent 8Ji 90 Pern. Corp. Ordinary 2J Do Preference 9^; Portuguese per Cenii. 1869 251 264 2§1 Greek, 1851 28 25 Do 1881 28 29 Russian4p. Cfc. Conversion 101 1014 Spanish 4 per Cent 61 611 614 613, 614 Turkish, 1894 924 •• Do Ottoman Defence 99 Do 1st Group 544 5§ Do Ottoman Defence 99 Do 1st Group 544 58 Do 2itti Group 30 304 Do 3rd Group 18} i?f 19 Do 4th Group 154 lfig I3j ISfr1 I84 Ottoman Bank Shares lli 11^ 11 114 Oruguay;34 per Cent. 4*J Honduras 5 Paraguay J6 transvaal Loan 112 Ill AMERICAN KAIL WAYS. CentralPaciBc I5i~| "| 154 TT Chicago, Milwaukie &g;j ftHl 69} Denver Ordinary 124 l«j Do Preferred 43x1 42j! 434 •firie Shares 15 144 1?3 14| Do Preference H34 Do Secoiiil Arlortgage 674 71 Illinois Central 95 93 C34 143 x O' Louis and Nashville 451 444 441 44i Missouri, Kansas, A Texas 114 11 tfew York Central 98 New York Ontario 134 13J Norfolk Preference Pi North Pacific Preference 13 123 Pennsylvania Ordinary 53 i2 £ 524 Philadelphia and Heading 2) 2j 24 21 Do. First Ineonse Bonds. 26 OnionPaw'Bc 44 4. Wabash Preference 16 151' r. Do. General Mortgage 214 22 Atlantic G. ^7. 1st Mors. 224 Atchison 1'4J| 144 -5 148 143 De. 2nd Mort. Class A „ 224! 22 224 OTHBRUAILWAXS Canadian Pacific 511 I 52JD TT Orand Trunk Ordinary Si —: Do. Guaranteed 42 ..T Do. First Preference 314 30| Do. Second Preference.. 214: 214 21 Do. Third Preference 114: 11 Mexican Ordinary I64' Do. First. Preference. 654 Do. Second Preference.. 29 Lombards Ordinary S4 M Si MexicanCntl. 4 p.c. Bonds C9, «.| „ Do do First Income 20 „ „ Buenos A yres -Gt. Southern 123 Buenos Ayres and Rosario 59 — CeuUftlAxaeiHlnt nmm„\ £ a -r' BttlTlSH HALLWAYS Brighton UailwayTjTiL T.Tl76~i T7^ 17f Do. do. Deferred il5i»4i 1661 166| 36 i Caledonian Consolidated.. 1444; .• 145 Do Preferred Con. Ord. 933 Chatham ami Dover Ord ..| 16i| I64 Do. Preference 1?6 1194 Glasgow and South Westis 111, Great Eastern Ordinary S3 874 Qt. Nthn. Prefd. Con. Ordy US I Do. Defrd. do. 52 £ lj Do. 4t I" Hull and Barnsley 3oi| 354 — 35 Lancashire and Yorkshire 128 London and North-Westrn 3861 London and South-Westrn 199 Lon.A Sth. Westrn. Defrd. f¡81 Mall. Shef. alld & J.ill. Orll. Do. Preferred 79 Do. Deferred 24 Metropolitan Consolidatei) 921 Do. Land Stock S9 Do. District Ordinary 264 •• 264 Do. Preferred SI Midland Ordinary 1544 North British Ord. Pref. 81A 814 Do. Ordinary <U'i North-Eastern Ordinary 165J North Staffordshire 126 South-Eastern Ordinary 137 Do. Deferred 80A 364 864 East. London 64' Tuff Valo Act, 1889 78 Fnrness 654 •• •• -• MISCELLANEOUS. I Do. Dofeired 202; Anglo.American T'el l'raf.. 80 Do. do. Ordinary. -lo Direct United Stales Cable 8J Arthur Gsiinness Ordinary. 470 Allsopps Ordinary 1391 Bryant and May Ordinary. 17 Coats 29> Pears'Soap Ordinary 7 Consett Iron 20 ICbbw Viile St. lii'n Co 61 HotehUifis H Deecan Land 3j Suez Canals 1254 Hammond U iOastinann 2i ^alt Union Ordinaly 3 I. Nitrate Railway 114 Dublin DLstillers '3 Qccana Land lj Chartered Africa 5r'e 5 4| 4-4 Bechuaualaud Land 1ft lj Johannesburg cons. In. Co 23 3^ 3J Cape Copper Mines Itio Tintos 154 15 14|| 14J Mason aud Barry 24 l'harsis Coiiper 44 Mysore Gold 5^ 3,1, Mysore Gold I'ields 18/o Ooreguin Ordiuary ■dontanas 8 Burma Ruby -ft De l;eei« l>i.u;!oit<ls '^34 22j 224 aoiil h African Kxplorationv H New .Tagnrnfo.ttflin 31 84 Gordon Diamonds 5/ 10 109., 10 Salisbury Gold New z. City and Subui ban 24J Junipeis 7,j 7 Ferreiras ^6 Jubilee 81 Simmer ami Jack 20 19j Wemtners 9 £ 9i Crownreef 9J ?4 Langliuigtes Langliuigtes 5& Do Block B 13 sheba li EasfcRanrt 4U 4i 44 4i Rand Mines 21 i 2?0i Nigel -2 Primrose 5j Modderfontein New 31 71 Reitfontein ? £ Princess 2i^ PioiiLcr Si Bantjes 2i BanatoBank !{ 1. Ii Barnato Consolidated 2ii, 2,It 24 Cuffelsdoorn 3 3J 3 Durbam-Roodpoort '<i '14; South African Gold Trust 8. 74 7¡ Gold Fields Deep 71 &l Randfontein 2< 2,\ Rind-Rhodesia 'i Klevksdorp 12/6 Henderson's 2,t. I. Mozambique 1,1. 1 1 ns londondeny.. 8 Went worth Priority 1 Abbots 4 Associated Gold Mice 1| Big Blow A BayleyV Reward 5/ Black Flags Is k Great Boulder 5i Great !'infill Reefs lj Hampton Plains 34 llanuan's Brewnhiil 5> Lon.&West Australia Expr. '4 lft Mainland C'-nsols Ifj WestAustralianGoldFielrii 5| Westralia t W.Astralial5xpl.&Finance 3J Lady J.och 1^ Lady Shen ton 2 DAILY STOUK A IN I, tStlA UE LIST sorfi tRu 1,\ MlCSSItS TRAUKKRAY & COa tnd Share Brokers, 3, Dock Cavdifl RAILWAYS. Paid 1" Stock liavrv llailwav 100 262 í63 „ Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Old.100 ..123 125 Do. ..139 141 „ Great Western 100 6:) „ London and. North Western „100 ..H5% 155 10 P0rt Talbot By. awl Docks.. 4 3 vi 4 to 8V2 9 10 Do. New 6 4,^ 5 II Dö. 111 PREFKRHN'TIAL* Barry Ry. 5 p.c. hit Pref ^Gi) ..170 173 Do. 139 „ 83 Du. 53 89 Do 47 183 10 in 11 Vi 10 Do New 43 JilJxd 00 Aberdare Railway ..160 165 :85 „ 175 lu Vale 0f Glamorgan 6 8"* Oxd Slock 123 ti Barry Uy. 3 p.c 100 ..109 lllxd Breconti>yi" A 4 p.c.100 ,.125 !27 J>o B 4 p.c. lOO ..1C6 103 HlIlel>oclcllll.c 133xd (Jambrian A 4 p. c 100 !3 39 1>0. 134 Do. C4p.c.a.JOC..124 l'ib It Do. (Jreat Western 4 do. l'K) ..151 !t)3sd Midlaml 3 percsn:" 100 ..114 :i6xd Mid-Waies A 4% porcent ..100..138 !40x<t „ Neath Si Brecon 1st! 100 .17 J19xd ilo A1 ..TOO .106 08 do. A!2 „.J00 £ 4 57 JJ ..1;:8 Rliymney 4 ditto 100 ..141 43xd I, TalF Vale 3 p lOO ..110 1 lxd BAN iiK 50 (Jlajnorpanshire, }?. 4iJ 5 5 Glaioor^anshire, Pref S1, 5% 6 60 London & Midland lS'/a.. 39^ 40',i 10 London & Provincial 10 Do. New .5 19% 5J Llov<ls Bank "— 24 io SO Metro, of Kngland <fc Wales 5 ¡3% 75 National Provincial 4i 44xd tO National J'roviitoial 12 a 50 5 xd 10 North A .South Wales ,10 32 33 01\ 10 Aberdare 10 17Vy 18 >ici<h Bristol5p.c .100 ..125 F7 i:35 Do 187 JJ Do. C 7 per cent 173 Do. 1) percent .100 ..1^0 125 ..120 130 fjtock Newport A 10 per cent. 100 ..30 235 Do. B 7^ per ceii ~^i0 ..170 1:0 „ l)o. C7 percent .100 ..160 170 20 43 25 Do 7 per cem 3 GAS ANI) WATER. 10 12 P0ntypool (Max. 10 p.c.) 12 J8'/a 10 18 10 Do. 131, W ATIClt W ORK-S. 25 Bristol 25 55 [ 4 20 Do 20 10 P0ntypridd 10per cfc 0rd.0 25 26 10 Do 7 p,c. 10 15% 1672 COAL AND HlON 10 Altoion Steam Colliery 1211. 10 Cambrian Col 6 p.c cum Pf 2.. 21, 3 100 Do. 4 p.c)eb. 30 32 35 10 I). Davis A Sons, Limited 10 „ '5l/i 23 JSbbwVale SEoel,Iron,&Coal 20 „ 5;4 6VA 5 Great Western Ord. B 5 3y< 3% 5 Do. Prof. A 5.. 8l'« 5 2% 00 Wilier ft Cory 6 p. c. Debs.100 OS iiOxd 621,. 93 95 10 Newport-Abercaru 10.. 3 3% 10 7 8 5 North's Navigation JColliery 5.. 1% 1% 5 Do 51;, 100 Do. 6 p.Ca Deb,100 ..100 102xd 10 Penrikyber Colliery 4% 5V. 10 1)0. 7% 8V4 00 HOxd 5 Bliyraney Iron 5.. 2715 29s 5 Do 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debs. 100 97 93xd 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 10yt 10% 3 5 3 Do. New B 1 21111 II 2 2Vi Stock Dc: 37 MISCELLANEOUS Stock Alex. I)k. A Ry. ..118 120 Ditto 103 10 Bavry Gravinp; Dock 17;},td 1 Ben Evans and C0. 0rd 1 1 (Subject to Founders' Shares.) 1 BiandACo. 1.. I -0\ 10 Bristol Brewery Ordillnry. a 10 31 32 10 Do. :bPrefeecllce..10.. 16% 16%xd 10 Bl. and So. Wales Waggon 3 5% 5. 50 Bute Drv Dock 50 54 55 Cardiff Oorjoration 3V4P- e.irio ..117 119xd 10 Cardiff Ice 10 a" 11% 12 10 Cardiff Milling Co Ordinary II; lVa 2 10 Do. )b. 6 p.c. Preference 10.. 3% 4 5 C'diff & Pen'rtli Tramways 5 3l/2 4 ya 60 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 Z9 41 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottasre.. 25 .8 39 100 D10 wen & Co 4V2 p. c.Db 1920100 ..107 109xd 5 Empire, Cardiff 3 3% 3% 10 Hancock 6 p.c, Preferred 0rd 10 14 V4 14%xd 10 Do. Deferred Ordinary 1G 16 16%xd 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. — 10 15y4 IS^xd Stock Do. 4 p.c. Deb. Stock __100 „114 115xd 20 Hill's Dry Dock 8V. 10 "t 10 Mordey Carney, — — 9 12 10 Do. do. 10 15 13ysxd 100 Do. 4% p.c. Deb. (B 1909, at 106) 100 ..le4 106xd 60 76 60 Do. Do, B a" 20 37 39 Newpt. Water UlAnnutties 28 2SVi 10 Parnall & Evans Ord. 1% 21,; 10 Do. 6« 7 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 Sn\ 40 10 Al/2 5J,xd 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 10 121r; 13xd 10 7 B 10 SpillersA Bakers Ordinary 121;. 12% 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pret. 10 „ Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. St i; 10.; ..107 109xd 5 Thompson A Sliackell 5 2 2 Bank Race reduced from 2% to 2 22nd Felt 189t IS KIJiKKS. 2 and 1 Bnte Dry Dock Shares, at 54 25 Hancocks Deferred Ord. Shares 25 8aDçoçJp¡ Preferred Ord. Shares I Sinoo Taff Vale Stock nlo' 25 Vale of Glamorgan Shares, at 3% 100 Evans and Allen Shares—bid wanted -CIOC) DI. Owen 4p.c. Debentures, at 110 10 and 40 Port Talbot Ry. Shaxes, at 3% 10 Mercantile Pontoon Pref Sbs. at 20s p BU V EES. -14 & 20 Cambria.n Col. Pref., at 20s prem ) :5 Rhondda 5 p,c. Pref. Shares I £ 5 '0 A £ 1C0 Cambri in Col Debenture C300 Ne'l.th and Brecon Al Deb. Stock 30 Great Western Colliery B shares 40Tredegar Iron and Coal A Shares 30 Hen Evans Ord. Shares, at las 6d S500 Barry 1st Pref. Stock, at 171% 1 Moriley Carney, :C IG ptid, Share THACKERAY AND CO., STOCK BROKERS 1059

— E. T LYDDON AND CO., 122, BOTE-STREKT, AND STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. Telegrams—" Lyddon, Cardiff." 16 Telephones—P.O.. 63: Nat., 103. SICLLERS 20 Cambrian Colliery Pref. Shares 50 Nort lis Pref. Shares, at 5% 10 Barry Glaring Dock Shares £500 Barry Preferred Ord. Stock 50 Vale of Glamorgan Shares 1G Snillers Nenhews Shares 20 Rhondda Old Ord. Shares 11 Mordey & Carney, fully paid BUYERS Barry 4 p.c. & 5 p.c. Pref. Stock R100 Barry Deferred Stock 15 Vale of Glamorgan Shares £3."0 Cambrian C llierv Debentures £5 C Rhymney Allotments 30 Cambrian Colliery Preference Shares 50 Barry Graving Dock Shares 50 Norths Ordinary Shares F. S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1, DOCK CHAMBERS, AND STOCK EXCUANGE, CARDIFF. 1083 Telegrams' "Fleming, Cardiff." Telephone, 158 THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 11e, Bute-street (and Stock Exchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gedge, Cardiff.' Telephones-Nn tionnl. No. 139 P.O. No. 62. 1093 m],T."f;R -Cambrian Colliery Pref., BUYERS. 'RM:rEH.THTt;N DUNN AND CO., EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, BUTE DOCKS. CARDIIm AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1136 Telegrams—"TitKiniwrr. CAHOIPF." Nat Tel No 170 J. W. COURTIS AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCf!AN<m, CAIWIFF. 1116 Telegrams—" Stocks. CMdiK." 551 P 0.. 517 SEIJLKRS. Hancocks Deb. Stock :) Hancocks Dsferred Ord. Shares S500 Barry Preferred Ordinary Stock 5 George Hopkins, Ltd.. Shares liUYBRS £ 3C0 C;imbriac Collieries Debentures Cambrian Colliery Pref. Shares £ 5J0 Rhymney Ry. Ordinary Stk, at 260 10. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHAltE BROKER, POWELL-PLACIC AND STOCK EXCHANGE, HUTfG DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1173 'I'ft'ins, "Shares" C'diff.'I'ti'iies, P.O. No. Til, Nat. 27.6 SELLE ItS. -Pontypool Bakery Shares, at 8*4 HU YMRb Weavers Ord. A Pref Shaves 10 Quakers Yard Gas& Water Shs, at 8 2 Crown soap Shar s, at 2% Pontypoo1. Bnleery Shares, at 7% Cumbrian Colliery Pref. Shares CHAHLES MASSY AND CO., CORY'S CORNER, BUTE DOCKS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIKF. Telegrams, "Invest," Cardiff. SELLERS. -Bl' ORbymney Bails, all /E81 5) Cambrian 6 p c. Cuniul. Pref. 10 Carmarthen Brewery Ordinary 10 Hancocks Deferred, at 16% 4 A 5 Cardiff Ice. at 11% £GO Norths Debenture !0 Mordey Carney, 9 paid, & 4, fully pd BUYERS. —22 0 Rhymney Rail- at iob 70 Chaffers. Jjtd., Alining Shares 15 Chartered, S. Africa, at 5l/4 100 Cambrian 6 p.c. Pref., at prem 300 Rhynniey lion New, at 12s oa :u.a:- PJORCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARI BROKER, 113, Bute-rd., and Stock Exchange,Cardiff. T'prams, Purse. Cardilf." Tphones, 11.0 ö" Nat. 226 iiUYERS. Cambrian Colliery Prefs. 5 Crown Soaps, at £ i 4s £ 100 Rhymney Ry. Ord. Stock 2 liute Dry Dock Share-, at b3:, 5 Kbbw Vales, at S5 17s 6d SELLERS 10 Parnall and Evan t, £ 10 paid, Ords. JOO Rhymney Iron New, at l'j 10 St.. Julian Brick Ord. Shares 20 Cardiff Milling Ordinary 10 Ebbw Vales, at 6 10 Cambri n Colliery Prefs,, at 20s prem, KR N 10ST S U L L Y AND C O., 118, BIJTIC.ST., AND >TOCK ICXCHANGI?, r,Ai:DIFK. j'ele^nn.s -rrnsi Telephones P.O., 7. Nat., 187 SELLERS. Spiliers Nephews Shares RUN EttS. SS Peterstou Shares Norllis Pref. Shaves, at 51/ Pembroke and Tenby Pref Shires Prices of Hom^, Foreign, and American Rails received dailybywire. Frequent quo:ations of active mining prices al o received by wive LIONEL K TAYLOR & CO. .12g, BUTE.STUEET, and STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. 1301 r'erams Security Cardiff." T'Phrq P.O.. 113: Nat,212 SF.I.LKRS > ?5 Westralias 100 Troy JCxploring n. Davis and Sons Shares, at 12% Zr, C:r1brhm Comerv bhaies 30 Spiliers Preference Shares, at 13% oUYF.RS ("ambiiaa Colliery Shares £ 1C0 Cardiff Gas B .stock—nrant offer EiOOO Cardiff Gas D Stock, at 125 P A H. SON SAN I) H, 0 15 J E N T STOC KJ>RO]CE R S, ].0;to CJNTItAIJ CHAMlmlt, NEWPORT. I'RTLETRVMDIT fNibient-. NVWMOI J.' r|Vdf>nliO'i-> Nn'H SELLERS, Rhymney Iron Bond, to yield J p.c. locketb Mcrfhyr Colliery Shares 50 Newport. Abercarn Ord. and Pref. fll.(h) Newport Gas C 7 p,e..Itoel-, Newport Corp. 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I WILL TAKE ALL THE SHAME UPON MYSELF." Ab Newport Borough Police Court on Monday the magistrates had before them Herbert John Haley, the young seaman who at Friday's Court was charged with threatening to shoot his mother. At the outsat the magistrates' elork and Head Constable Sinclair conferred with the magis- trates, and the latter informed the Court that the threat was made by the son because of his mother's conduct. The mother was then called forward and told the Court that her son did not mean anything, and she did not wish to spoil his young manhood for one eseppade which he did not mean. The Bench then cautioned Haley, who was given an excellent character, and bound him over to keep the peace, and he was then discharged. The Magistrates, turning to the mother, warned her as to her future conduct. The woman, who sat at the solicitor's table, hung bar head, and said she would take all the shame upon horself. The parties then left the court.

DANGEROUS DOGS AT BARRY. William Clacce, a milk vendor, of Barry Dock. was charged at the Police Court at that place on Monday for iiaglecting. to keep a dangerous dogr uuder proper control. The animal was seen on the evaAiu of the 16th December by P.C.'s Paley and Stephens to bite one boy on the thigh and knock another over. Tha necessary order was mado upon the defendant to keep the animal under control and also pay costs Mr G. A. Harrison, of Barry, was similarly charged. The animal, which is a large St. Bernard, was seen outside the Police Station about midnight on the 18th December, and rushed at Police-Sergeant Abraham, biting him rather severely on the right forearm. Defendant, denied that this was his animal, hub the Bench considered the evidence conclusive, and deaib with the case in the same manner as the previous one.

LAST WEEK'S SHIPMENTS AT BARRY DOCK. The shipments of coal and coke at Barry Dock during the week ending Saturday last were as follows:— Tons, Monday 27,376 Tuesday Wednesday — Thursday — Friday Saturday 11,647 Total 75.492

PLATFORM INSPECTOR KILLED, On Monday Win. Moule, platform inspector of the Midland Railway, was knocked down and killed by one of the morning expresses.

A PABCÆL Of MISTAKES," a complete story by Mrs R. Joscelyn, appears in the Curdij Timet and South Wmles We*kly News of next Saturday. Ala* Miss J Braddojeq last new story.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. Dec. ttOH1' l> ISWANSICA.t N IfiVYPOltT Jan. Mor.;Kvn.;Hf»t |!VIor.|lCv».|H|»t.jMor.jKrii ,TTc;t 30 »I 5 35 6 3 30 0 4 4o' 5 7 28 11 5 49; 6 1630 5 31 T* 6 27 6 45 31 10 5 32 5 5S 29 81 6 40 7 32 3 1 W, 7 18 7 42 33 2 6 2'2: 6 43 30 10l 7 3ll 7 5333 7 2 Ti 8 5 8 2634 5' 7 3, V 2931 9 8 18' 8 3934 1C 6 F; 8 48 9 1035 0 7 51; 8 1432 0 9 11..98335 5 4 S 9 31 9 5335 0 8 38 9 131 5' 9 4410 635 5 5 S10 14 10 37 34 4 '9 25j9 47 30 410 2710 5034 9 6 M10 5611 14 33 0 10 7 10 29 29 0.11 911 27 35 5 *Roath Basin tllj-iiien of ;A)exatKtM.Dk.

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, MONDAY. The steam coal market was firm to-day, with a good demand for J-tnuary shipment. There was a fair inquiry for house coal, but the quotations were unaltered. Coke was firm, but pitwood was slightly weaker. The following are the current quotations :-Fir,-t-class steam coal, 103 to 10-s 6d seconds, 9^ 3d to 9^ 9d drvs, 8s 9.1 to 9,-i 3d lirst class Monmouthshire, 8" 6 i to 8-s 9d seconds, 8, to 8, 3d first claSB snvill, 43 óol to 5s seconds, 4s 3.1 drys, from 3 gel to 4s per ton f.o.b. first class house coal, 10s 6d to lis No. 3 large, 9 3J to 10.i 3d small, 61 3d to 6s 6J No. 2 large, 7s 6d to 8s small, 4s to 43 6d per ton f.o.b.; patent fuel, 10s to 10a 9J. The freight market was generally steady. The following are the latest operations reported OUTWARD—STEAMERS. GardifT to London, 41 (Presto). St. 5fes. St. NaZaire, 5ics. Genoa, 61 6d, f.s,, clesto. Barcelona, 9: clean. Barcelona, 9', clean. Barcelona, 9, clean. Algiers, 7fcs, clean. Bari, 7s. cl*an, Sulina, 7s 3d, c1Aan. Barcelona, 9s, ctean. Port Said, £ w 6J, clean. clean. Marseilles, 7%fcs, cleau, 3,300 tons. Marseilles, 8ie*, clean. Torre Ammnziata, 7s, clean. Genoa, 6 7d. clean. h I he shipments at Barr> Dock on Saturday amounted to 11,647 tons. |Veasels in dock—33 steam 26 sail; total, 59.

BALTIC REPORTS. LONDON, MONDAY. FUKIGHT MARKET.-—There is a fair demand for prompt steamers from the Danube and Black Sea, but few boats are offering, and owners are stiff. River Plate quiet, America—January steamers are expected to be scarce, 33 3(1 takers January, 3: ld February, Northern Range to Cork for orders. Phosphates and ore ratas steady. India still inactive. Fixtures :—Joshua Nicholson (steamer), 12,000 qr. prompt, Odessa, 8, ll'Vi'l. new charter, b.irley Lynton (steamer). 9.500 qrs, prompt. Hnlina, 3; 3.J, any port Z (steamer), 11,000 qrs, prompt, Stilinp. 9 4.%1, new charter, barley; Alston (steamer). 3,000 tons, spot, CarthflRpna to Rotterdam, 8, 6J Hilda (steamer), 2,200 tons, spot, Bilbao to Barrow, 5* 61 Rishanglys (steamer), prompt, L'miona to Antwerp. 8 GRAIN RERORT.—At the Baltic cargoes of wheat in nil positions ruled linn with a fair enquiry 27s 3.1 bid for prompt Cabfornians Wallas in same position held at 26* there was a fair enquiry for Russians at 24s 6d on good sample Maize—sellers of Platq steamers reserved 3,000 tons white February-March 14A 3d ttle quale atked mixed American firm—15s bid February, *nd 15s 4d Marcli (steamers). Barley firm.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. [SPECIAL TEI,V:GRAJIS FROM I.LOYI/S AGENTS.] The British steamer Maioiese, for Liverpool, lias returned to Paiuruio leaky, with eight feet of water in her hold. The cargo is damaged by sea water. Steam pumps have been put on board and divers engaged. The Ji- itish steamer Pegu, for Jtangoon, via Liver- pool, grounded in the liver Clyde, but floated on Saturday and proceeded. A telegram from Castletownshead, Ireland, states tliat a schooner, name unknown, has sunk off Too Head. No tidings of the crew. The Dutch steamer Maas, from Hamburg for Rotterdam, went aglio-ea near Maxims, but afterwards floated. The Norwegian schooner Yidfarne, from Swansea, which grounded at Grenna, floated with assistance. The British steamer Orpiiigtr.n, from Odessa, with rain, grounded in entering Alexandra Dock. Hull, on Saturday evening, but floated on Sunday morning and docked apparently undaniPgcd. Tho Siveiiish baiqne Patriot, from BIyth (not Patria, as before reported), went .-shore, but floated with assistance and was towed to Copenhagen undamaged. The silioo'-er Margaret Traill, before reported ashore, Las floated and arrired at Belfast. The British steamer Stnling, from Baltimore, has arrived at Belfast damaged about her deck. The British steamer Massapequa, from Rotterdam for New York, was towed to Halifax by the German steamer Washington, with propeller shaft broken. The Spanish, barque Mayuguez, from for Manchester, with logwood, has arrived at Falmouth, having lost companion, and had poop deck started. The British steamer Woodfleld, from Alexandria for Bristol, was feea 20 miles o!f Malta on Monday sdgnnlling for a tug. A Government steamer has gone to her a!\sisl8.nce, Tit" German ship Kenler, from CalUI. Buena for Hamburg, with nitrate, has arrived t t ifi)-iiiotit It with Joss of mainmast' and mizentopmast, pump gear broken, and other damage. The German barque Atalanta, from Hamburg for Talcidr.iano, with a general cargo, has been lowed to (1rft\"e"'ún1 making wnter, yitor grounding near Margate. She jeitisoned part of her rargo of iron. The Britifli steamer (Jiiatsworth, for Catania, has retained to Swansea with condenser leaking. [FROM OUR OWN REP011TKR.] The steamer I Allan arrived at Cardiff on Monday morning with damage to her rail, sustained in it collision with a bai-geiii Harwich Itoads. It is also reported that the snme steamer (III entering the entrano ciiannel at Cardiff, fouled the steamer Itheubina, but no damage is reported.

THE WEATHER. AND NAVIGATION. A telegram from Lloyd'< agent fit lbrail, dated Momby, states that an early closing of navigation is anticipated. There arr 12 degrees of frost.

LIZARD SIGNAL HfATION. THK JVLSARD, Monday.—Wind IVN W, fresh. Weather, d:on$e fog up to 2.50 p.m., afterwards misty. Set moderate, itarometer 28'83, rising. Passed East- Koliinoor, of Fowey, from Aruba a ship, signals in- distinct, for Falmouth steamers City of Truro, from Porman for Rotterdam Wellkommen, from Phila- delphia for Flushing, fasxed, Went—steamer Sanda, of Gl.»-gow one of Palgrave and Murphy's (steamers, of Dublin.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLKS J.ISHTHOCSK, Monday.—Wind WSW, light and variable. Weather, thick fog, clear at intervals. Sea smooth. Passed East-teamers Coral, of Glasgow Cemoriti, of Glasgow Alice Depeaux, of Rouen Gorlmuiuiing, of London George of Bergen; Constantine, of Liverpool; King J'I, Ja, of Swansea Marshall Keith, of Bjrgen"; Burlington barquentine Rita, of Charlottetown.

SHIPS FOR ORDERS. The steamer Grimsby, of Grimsby, ai-rivetl in Swanseit Bay on Monday, and received orders for Swansea. The steamer Bordeaux, of London, arrived in Swansea Bay on Monday, and received orders for Newport.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Dewsland arvd Alexandria 29th Elizabeth Allen left Gibraltar for Cardiff 27th William Anning atvd Jamaica 29th Beignouarvd StNazaire from Curdiff 28th Castanos left Port. Said for Seriphos 29til Leda arvd Bilbao from Charente 9th Barry passed Gibraltar for Alexandria 29th North Devon arvd Havre 30th Quickstep expected to leave Portsmouth for Cardiff 1st Karl of Rosebery left Rochefort for Bilbao 29th Cyril left, Lieata for Nles.,ina 29th Carina left. Palermo for Manchester 23rd Cyfarthfa arvd Bilbao from St Nazaire 30th Forest arvd Rouen 27th Gwentland left St Nazaire for Bilbao 28th I.ongueil arvd St Nazaire 29th Argus left Liverpool for Penarth 30th Rochefort arvd Newport 29th Peter Graham left Swansea tor St Malo 28lh Werfa arvd Devonport 30th Rhyl left St Nazaire for Bilbao 28th Godmunding arvd Swansea 30th Rcdrutli arvd Copenhagen 29th Ramillies arvd St Vincent 28th Albeitina due Its Palmas from Sherbro 28th Shillito passed Dover for Antwerp .'0th Austin Friars left Bilbao for Cardiff 29th Cymmrodorion arvd Bona from Algiers 29th Lady Havelock left Swansea for Rouen 28th Rheubina arvd Swansea 27th Roath passed Gibraltar 28th Itonopolis arv, I Hull 28th Carlo arvd Bilbao 28th Corso left Calais for Barry 23th Urfk left Hull for Cardiff &9th Red Jacket passed Constantinople for Sharpness 29th Ely left Bayonne for Cardiff 27th Kggleaton Abbey and Newport News 37th Boileau left St Nazaire for Bdbao 28th Activity left Havre for Barry Dock 28th Gledholt arvd Tees from Bilbao 27tli Picton passed Gibraltar for Hamburg 27th Eureka arvd Lisbon £ 9th Glendower arvd Charente 28th Garth Qrvd Glasgow 29th CARDIFF—A KRIYALS. ROATH DOCK, Dec 28.-Inver s-s. 380, Rouen, light. William, 50, Newport, light. Trinidad ss, 809, Deculo, iron ore. Westbrook ss, 1070. A 1 ss, 71, Canal, light. Melrose Abbey ss, 801, Havre, light. ROATH DOCK, Dec 30.-Aiiii, 36, Bristol, coal tar pitch. Harold ss, 352, Liverpool, l'ght. Mark Lane M, 1267, Barrow. li"ht. Pomaron ss, 891. I.ucina ss, 1539, Manchester, light. Handel ss, 1299, Dunkerqne, light. BUTE EAST DOCK. Dec 28.—Vectis ss, 615, London, light. Priority as, 1067. BUTE EAST DOCK, Dec 29.-Barriclougli as, 1117, Kustendje, Jbarley. Emerald ss, 152, Newry, light. Helios, 1211, Dnnkerque. ballast. BUTE EAST DOCK, Dec 30.—Thos Allen ss, 1043. Rheubina ss, 658. Melpomene, 1713. Medway ss, tOO, Glasgow via Belfast, general. BUTE WEST DOCK, Dec 28.-16abella, 46. Canal, light, Elma, 119, Belfast, burnt ore. Albion, 169. Southampton, pitwood. Fermad, 474, Riga, deals, battens, and l&thwood. Perriton, 79. Fawn, 45. Union, 112. M Ricker, 1l, L'Orient, pitwood. Test ss, 198, Belfast, light. Brothers, 58, Bristol, maize. Sunbeam, 79, Southampton, pitwood. John Walters, 138, London, mauure. BUTE WEST DOCK, Dec 29.—Lovely Susan, 44, Portishead, barley, maize, beans. Omen as, 764, Geffe, deals and box boards. BUTE WEST DOCK, Dee 30.—George ss, 241. Liver- pool, general. Habil. 335, Tvedestrrand, pitprops. Camilla, 491, Drammen, flooring boards. 'Ararat, 428, Lillesand, mining timber. Jacob, 285, Riga, timber. Solid, 465, Drammen, flooring boards. Tredegar S9, 68, Bristol, light. Actif ss, 30. PENARTH DOCK. Dec 28.-Camellia, 52, Cardiff, light. William, 53, Bridgwater, light. Champion, 68, Bridgwater, light. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 29.-Anvers ss, 1689, Antwerp, light. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 30.—Pontypridd as, 1091, Drammen, pulp. Jokai ss, 730, Bordeaux, light. 'I'hrostlegarth ss, 937, Liverpool, light. Colon ss, 459, light. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Doe 28.—T'opaze ss, Gray, Santos. Baron Hambro ss. Lowfcher, Bordeaux. South- gate ss, Bell, Venice. Michigan ss, Ebbsen, Rio Janeiro. HOATH DOCK, Dec 29.—A 1 ss, Bristol. Innesmoor ss, Armstrong. London. Horace ss, Sulltvan. Mar- seilles. Llandaff ss, Edwards, Hamburg. Leechmere ss, Butler, Rouen. Coventina sg, Hodgson, Leghorn. Willie, Pockett, Gloucester. Aurora, Barrett, Glou- ceator. BUTE EAST DOCK, Dec 23.—Carm^lia, Goode, Ely Harbour. BUTE EAST DOCK, Dec 29.—Kent ss, Brotheron, London.. „ BUTE EAST DOCK, Dec 30.—DunfevP, Lamont, Co- quimbo. I BUTE WEST DOCK, Dec 28.-J03 Rickts ss, Cockerton. Limerick. BUTE WEST DOCK, Dec 29.—Lofna ss, l'os?, Valencia. George, Browning, Bristol. Isca SS, Wilton, Newport. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 28.-Rotha. s, Southampton. Solent London. Ocean ss, Bristol. William, Bridgwater. Elizabeth, Bridgwater. Mary Ann, Bristol. PENARTH DOCK, Dec Radcliffe ss. Mary Thomas ss. Elemore ss, London. Ringdove, Bridgwater. PENARTH Dora, Dec 3O.-Stormcoclc ss, Roads. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Dec,30. Dieppe, Melrose Abbey ss, B, 330, Pyimn, Wat-on & Co Gibraltar, General Boyd ss. B, 878, J Ettrness & Sons < Bombay, Ormidale SiS, B, 2304, Guthrie, Heywood & Co Cape de Verds, Phoenix ss, n, 1732, Christie & Co Genoa, fhndelss, B, 1299. Hastie, M Thompson Alexandria, Daylirrht, ss, B, 153'1, Edwards, Christie Marseilles, Grantully ss, B, 1020. R llopner & Co I Bermuda, Tbornaby D, 14C6, R Ropuer Co Christianici,Gard ss, Nwy, 023, Powley, Thomas & Co Christ i*ft^iVamerlanc S, Nwy, 921, Cory Bros <S Co Dunk Jeisey, Wesley, B, 33, Vincent, Morel Bros it Co Havre, Inver ss, B, 3S0, Napier, J T Duncan <fe Co La. Roehelle, Jane ss. :C, 312, King, P Rowe & Sons Singapore, Robert Ricknurs. Ger, 2210, R R Todd River Plate, An vers 5S, Bel, 1639, John Bovey & Co Barcelona., Colon SIi, Spn, <159, Monendez, .T Bovey it Co L'Orient, F L B ss, F, 129, Benoit, W.itt.s, Williams & Co Biindi.' i/Rnperra ss, B, 1291, Ba te, J Cory Sons Para, Alexander Black, B, 575. Buck. Heard & Go Palermo, Irsne Sloriis ss, B, 929, Sullivan, Morel Bros Buenos Ayres, Virginia ss, B. 1515, Orders & Handford Beyvout, Clymene ss B, 895. Tucker, H Cloake jun Bombay, Courtfle'd ss, B. 2105, Steele, Marychurch Las Palnias, Wylam ss, B, 534, Bruce, Hall Bros Genoa, Lord Warwick ss, B, 1620, Veysey, Stephens, Mawson & Ooss Port Said, Moness SS, B, 1051, O'Sulbvan, J P Hacquoil Buenos Ayres, Lingard, Nwy, 939, X>ernt, Cory Bros Rosario, Alastor, Nwy, 869, Larsen, Heard & Co Rosario, Superb, Nwy, 750, Michaeben, Schroeter & Co Rosario, Hugo, Nwy, 831, Ortinussen, Schroeter & Co Porto Alegre, Hermanos. Arg, 212, JEK-obsen. Schroeter San Franci.-co, F S Ciampa. Iv, 1559, Heard & Co Buenos AFes, Unione, Iy, 897, Assante, Heard & Co Kingston, Jamaica, Johannes, ltus,353, Heard & Co Rosario, Schiftswerf, Ger, 567, Hoy, Heard & Co CLEARED—Dcc 30. Dieppe, Melrose Abbey ss, B, 1400 coal Gibraltar. General Boyd ss, B, 1650 coal Constantinople, Winnie ss, B, 2.30J coal Christiania, Gard ss, wy, 750 coal ChrisHaniii,, T.imerlane, Nwy, 1200 coal Havre, I:\vci- ss, B, 1300 coal Jersey, Wesley, B, 62 coal 4 L'Orient, F L B s, F, 123conl Brindisi, Ruperra ss, B. 2253 coal Venice, Lady Iveagh ss, B, 2500 coal Marseilles, Portland ss, B, 2350 coal Buenos Ayres. Virginia 58, 13, 2750 1.'0:\1 Beyrout, Clymene ss, B, leO co I, 1490 fuel Palermo, Irene Morris s-, n, 1750 coal las Palmas, Wyhm FiS, B, 1000 coal Genca, Lord Warwick as. B, 3100 coal Bermuda, Thornaby ss, B. 2200 coal Port Saiil, Moness ss. H, 1000 coal Rio Janeiro, Vectis ss. B, 2 C00 coal 30. Decido, Trinidad ss, iron ore, E J Howarl Bristol, Ann, coal tar pitch, Crown Co Kustendje, Barraclough ss, barley, Spiliers Bakers Glasgow via Belfast, Medway ss, general, Taylor & Co Belfast, Elma, burnt ore, C Temiaht & Sous Southampton, Albion, pitwoo'l, H U U Davey Rigo, Fermad, deals, battens, and lath wood, Wil, liams. Thomas & Co L'Orient, M Ricker, pitwood. Watts, Willi & Co Bristol, Brothers, maize, Spiliers & Bakers Southampton, Sunbeam, pitwood, H U U Davey T.o::¡lon, John Walters, manure, nute Docks Co Portisliead, Lovely Susan, barley. J Tucker, Ltd maize. Glyn Mill Co beans, J Hibbert & Son Gdie, Oruen ss, deals aud box boards, Williams, Thotna'. it Co Livei pool, George ss, general, M J Begg & Co T'I"ec1u<l':tlHl, llabil, pitprops, G Percy Thomas Drammen, Camilla, flooring boards, Williams, Thomas Lillesand, Ararat, mining timber, C Schroeter & Co Riga, Jacob, timber, Morris & Smith Drammen, Solid, flooring boards, Morris & Smith BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, Dec 88 -Swiftsure S, Plymouth, light. M C Holm ss, Rouen, light. Dolcoath ss, Glasgow, light. Derwent S, Antwerp, liht. Jamei Barra.ss ss, Antwerp, light. Hmvo, Kragero, timber. ARRIVALS, Dee 29.—North Sands ss, Amsterdam, light. Richard Rickmers, Bremerhaven, ballast. Glanivor, Bordeaux, pitwood. Superb, Egersund, ballast. ARRIVALS, Dec 30.—Ivniglit Commander ss, Dundee, light, Uellwick ss, Bristol. light. Robert Rickmers, Bremerhaven, ballast. Elba Rickmers, Bremerhaven, ballast. Erato, Hamburg, ballast. Lingard. Ihm. burg, b".lla:3t.. Otto. SAILINGS, Dec 28. O.manli ss. Alexandria. Blenheim s, Las Palmas. Marseille ss, Leghorn. General Boyd ss, Gibraltar. Earl of Dumfries ss, La. Roehelle. Werfa S, Devonport. Bromsgrovc s, Southampton. SAILINGS, Dec 29. — Wennington Hall St., New Ovlea.n*. Joseph Davis ss. Port Said. Sandal ss, St Michaels. Crossbill ss, Caen. NE WPQRT—ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK. Dec ;0.- Rochefol t ss, 509, Bel- fast, light. EJly, 473, Bordeaux, p'.lwood. Beatrice ss, 304, Dublin light. Sandfleld ss, 1234, London- derry, light. Glenosa, 43" Havre, ballast. Rhymney ss, G31, n:1.yonn, pitwood. OLD DOCK, Dee 30.îns;\nley ss, 148, Dartmouth, light. Slaghound sj, 155, Cork, light. Rathkenny ss, i88, Swansea, light. Lavinia ss, 168, Bristol, light. Arthur ss, 241, Dublin, light. Fanny, 312, Havre. ballast. I.ouisa Theresa, 175, Villa Garcia, pitwood. Jean Baptiste, 161, ltonnebont, pitwood. Marie. 199, Halmsttd, pitwood. Pearl, S6, Ballitiacurra, pitwood. RIVER, Dec 30.—Snipe ss, 122, Liverpool, general. Isca ss. 45. Cardiff, general. Emily Maria, 54, Bristol, general. Catherine Sutton ss, 140, Cork, light. Murv, 33, Brit]""tter. light. Flora, 42, Bridgwater, liKht. Silverlands, 92, f'ioutlmmpton, iron. Flora, 45, Glou- cester, light. Westfalen «s, 767, Wisby, ileal, for exportation. Gertrude, 65, Bridgwaier, lisht. Julia. 68, lligUbvidge, light. Roya.l Alfred, 95, Bristol, light. SAILING*. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Dec 30.—F T Barry 8", Richards, London. Sir Bevis ss, Gibbs, Southampton. Hesslo sw. Duns'an. Naples. Attila ss, Nicholas, Gibraltar. Alacrity ss, Rfiber.s, Rouen. Dy.iuitiess ss, J.i11r" Naples. Baron Clyde S3, Gram, Piraeus. W D Cruddas S, Tumbril, La. Plata, OLD DOCK. Dec 30.-Aira Force ss, Owen, Duudalk. nIVER, Dec 30.—William, Hobbs, Bridgwater. I' thel ss. Miles, Bristrd. Tliora, Udok, Bristol. Tel-ei-Kebir S", Clutterbuck, Bristol. Snipe ss, Davies, Liverpool. Royal Alfred, James, Bristol. Upupa ss, Perry, Cork. Fanny, Kemp, Barnstaple. ENT1: BE l> O U TWA UBS—Dec 30. Rio Janeiro, We-stfalen ss, Ger, 76S, Friese, Watts, Williams and Co Genoa, .sandfljld ss, B, 1294, Stephens, Mawson & Goss Bilb;.o, Cassia ss, 13, 676, Stephen*, Mawson & GoS3 Algiers, Euterpe ss, B, 956, Rule, W Blow Algiers, Turret Bell ss, B, 1376, Boyd, AV Blow Paysaudn, Glenroaa, H, 487. R, Gathing jun & Co Bordeaux, Bedale ss, Nwy, 799. R Get hing jnn & Co Lisbon, Kiglan ss, I;, 632, Merlin{ J Cory, sons & Co Alexandria., Gallina liS, B, 1135, Lilly, Henderson & Co Bordeaux, Thomas Coats ss, B, 627, T Beynon & Co Cadiz, Marie, Den, 190, P.asmu sen.Joniis. Heard <fc Co Bordeaux, Klycte ss. n, 933, Jobson & Stallybrass Lisbon, Stakesby I, B, 873, Urell, A P Filleul & Co CLEARED—Dec 30. Alexandria, Gallina B, 2000 coal Bordeaux, Kaslern StM ss, B, VW coal Lisbon, hhtkesby ss, B, 1600 coal Algiers, Euterpe S'i, B. 1803 coal Bordeaux, Bedale ss, Nwy, 1600 coal IMPORTS-Dec 30. Bordeaux, 550 loads pitwood, iiudd & Co Henuebont, Jean Baptiste, 230 loads piturops, Budd Habustad, M'erie, 200 lotds pitprops, order Villa Garcia, Louisa Theresa, 255 loads pit\v.ln¡}. Budd Bayonne, lthYll1!ley ss, 1400 loads pitwood, ButIlt & Co Liverpo ij, Snipe ss, general. l Burton & Son Cardiff, Isca ss, general, R Kurt on & Son Baliinaeurra, Pearl, pitwood Southampton, Silverlanils, 180 iron, F Wilks & Co Bristol, Emilv Maria, general, R Burton <fc Son EXPORTS COASTWISE—Dec 30. Southampton, Rochefort. ss, 1130 coal. Powell Duffryn Belfa,s RiUhkenny ss, 400 coal, .1 If Thomas & Co Dublin, Arthur :;0, 600 coal, J F Thomas it Co Lavinia as, 470 coal, J F Thomas & Co Cork. Beatrice SS, 900 coal, J F Thomas Co Londonderry, StahonJlli SS, 570 coal, Mordey, Joneg Bridgwater, Severn, 100 pine timber, Humphreys & Co Highbridge. Happy-go-Lucky, 1C0 coal, Humphreys Bristol, Conham ss, 80 gas water, Newport Gas Co Plymouth, Alplionsine, 140 coal, Rennie, AVilkinsoii Gravesend, Olive Branch, 175 coal, T Wilks & Co Lyun1outb, Mary Ann, 36 coal, Pa.rtdd{1;è Jones & Co Highbridge, Flora, 100 coal, W H Chambers SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, Dec P9.—Princtws Mary ss, 199, Bristol, general. Creaden ss, 293, Limerick. light. Norinand SS, 60, Straugford, potatoes. NORTH DOCK, Dec 30.—Swansea Castle, 575, Port Nollotli, copper ore. Soutn DOCI, Dec 28.—St Decumans ss, 78, Cardiff, light. Tivyside S, 53, Bristol, old iron. Solway ss, 442, Cardiff, general. Valentine, 63, Bordeaux, pit- wood. SOUTH DOCK, Dec 29.—Collier ss, 113, Bristol, general. Tweed 5.3, 514, Bristol, eneral. Camel ss. Dublin, light. Liverpool ss, 203, Queenstown, light. Azalea ss, 270, Galway, light. Advance, 99, put in. oil c ike. SOUTH DOCK, Dec 30.-LIVOni!t, 248, Gothenburg, timber. Count d'Aspremont ss, 274, Cork, light. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Dec 23.-Gogo ss, 395, Huelva, copper ore. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Dec 29.-Cllatsworth s., 620, put back. Danmark ss, 1323, Rotterdam, light. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Dec 30.—La Foi, 77, Bordeaux, pitwood SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Dec 28.—Alpha ss, Luxon, High- bridge. NORTH DOCK, Dec 29—Weardale SF, Lane. Kus. tendje. Talbot ss, Cox, Liverpool. Tyne ss, Rewen, Trourille. Jessie and Emily ss, Harris, Bristol. SOUTH DOCK, DE-: 2S.—Lady Havelock 5S, Symons, Rouen. Stream Fisher liS, Bannister, Rouen. Eleanor ss, Fisher. Rouen. SOUTH DOCK, Dec 29.-Solwx.y ss, Jamieson, Glas- gow. Wm Jolliffe ss, Jones, Sea. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Dec 28.-Peter Graham sa. Lea, St Malo. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Dec 29.-Tudor M.Barrett, Genoa. Stra.it Fisher ss, Wood, Port Talbot. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Dec 30.—Tynedale 59. Keen, Naples. ENTERED OTTTW ARDS-Dee 30. Dieppe, Grimsby ss, B, 455, F le Boulanger Paimpol, Jersey Packet ss, n, 39. Enrighb & Co Amsterdam, Camel ss, B, 226, W H Jenkins Bremen, Creadon ss, B, 293, W Howell Bahia, Mount Veruoii.B, 526, Shepherd Co. Caen, Count d'Aspremont ss, B, 274, J R Davies St Nazaire, Rubio ss, B, 960, Lftricheux David Pensacola, Danmark ss, Den, 1302, AV Davies Trouville, Azn.1e:¡. ss, B, 270, Harries Bios Guernsey, Liverpool ss, B, 203, P Marrow CLEARED—Dec 30. Paimpol, Jersey Packet, B, 90 fuel Amsterdam, Camel ss, B, 400 coal Bremen, Creaden ss, B. 480 coal Copenhagen, Nereus as. Den. 1700 coal S Nazaire, Rubio as. B, 2100 coal Guernsey, Liverpool ss, B, 430 coal Trouville, Azalea ss, B, 59" coal g Caen, Count d'Aspremont ss, B, 570 coal New York, Llandaff City ss, fl, 25j general Genoa, Tudor ss, B. 1200 coal IMPORTS—Dec 30. Bordeaux, Valentine ss, 119 pitwood, W Davies Bordeaux, La(Foi ss, 105 pitwood, W Davies: Port Nolloth, Swansea Castle ss, 880 copper ore, H Bath & Co Gothenburg, Livonia, 27614 boards, 287 bundles mould- ing,'Glasbrook Bros Bristol, Tivyside ss, 115 old iron, John Bacon Ltd Newhaven via Milfoid, Marian, 60 cement, Moxham Hull via Bristol, Princess Mary ss, general, Tucker Glasgow via. Bristol, Tweed ss, general. Tucker & Co Glasgow via Cardiff, Solway ss, general, Tucker & Co Strangford, Normand ss, 120 potatoes, C Allen & Co EXPORTS COASTWISE—Dec 30. Fremington, St Decumans ss, 160 coal, Evans Bevan Charlestown, Marian ss, 180 coal, Cwmaman Co Glasgow, Solway ss, general, M: Jones & Bros Glasgow, Tweed ss, general, M Jones & Bros Newcastle. Princess Mary ss. Tucker & Co

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