South Wales Daily News

SOUTH WALES FINANCE SATUEDAY, January 18th, 1896. (Cardiff Account Day: Jan. 30th). The principal feature to-day was the large lemand for Barry Stock. Quite a number tf parcels of the New Preference Stock changed hands at prices ranging from 1 to 1%, and deals were also reported in the Preferred at 124% and the Deferred at 140%. The former quotation fractionally advanced, while the Undivided moved up one point. Rhymney Ordinary declined one point, and was inquired for at 250, with rollers at 254. Another feature of the day was the itrength displayed in Bute Dry Dock Shares. No business in them was reported, but there were buyers in the market, and he quotations advanced two points. It appears that a large number of the commer- cial. community who are anxious to become holders have waited for some time to buy, And have now apparently reached con- fiction that value has touched bottom. The new manager commences his duties en Monday, and things generally are now in a j,uore settled state. Hill's Dry Dock Shares inctionally improved. The Mining Market opened dull and remained so until the afternoon, when a better tone was displayed. Chartereds rose to 3% bid. There is believed atill to be a large uncovered bear account in these shares. In fact it is an open secret that the call has been partly due to large bear sales. In spite of low quotations there is a very arm undertone, and large operators appear wishful to cover their commitments before the arrival of Mr Rhodes in this country. It is anticipated that when Mr Rhodes does -arrive some announcements will be made which will, it is said, put a different face upon the late sensational crisis. The quotations showed the following variations :—Rise—Barry Undivided Stock 1, to 264-266 in do. Preferred Ordinary, y2, to 124%—125% Rhymney Iron New 6d, to 12s 6d—13s 6d Bute Dry Dock 2, to 56-58; Hill's Dry Dock to 834—894. I Fall-Rhymney Ordinary 1, to 253-257. The following business was reported :— Barry Preferred Ordinary, 124%. Barry Deferred Ordinary, 140%. Barry New Preference, 1%, 1%, 1%, 1%, IB, 1X. There are sellers of Vale of Glamorgan Shares, at 9 Barry Deferred Stock do. Preferred Ordinary Cardiff Ice Shares Bland's Shares Cambrian Collieries Deben- tures, at 5 premium s.s. Bala, Walter and Anno Thomas Shares Hill's Dry Dock Shares, at 9 Rhymney Iron Old Shares, at 28s 6d Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 59 Rhymney Ordinary, at 254 Hill's Dry Dock Shares, at 8% Spillers' Nephews, at par. New buyers are inquiring for Cam- brian Colliery Preference Shares, at 18s 9d premium; Empire Shares, at 3y2 Swansea Harbour Stock Glamorgan Bank Ordinary Shares; Ben Evans Ordinary Shares Miller and Cory's Debentures Rhymney Ordinary, at 250; Barry Pre- ferred Ordinary, at 125 do. Deferred Ordinary, at 140. With reference to a paragraph which appeared in this column yesterday, we are requested to state that the action entered by the Barry Graving Dock against Mr Mark Mordey (Messrs Mordey, Carney and Co.) was settled for £ 4,000. The Union Dry Docks, Limited, was registered on January 13th, with a capital I of £ 150,000, in 210 shares, to adopt a certain agreement, and to acquire, develop, turn to account, and work certain land, dock, engineering, and ship-repairing works and premises, situate at Newport (Mon.), Sharpness (Glos.), and Barry Dock (Glam.). The subscribers are Messrs R. Williamson, Lliswery, Newport, Mon., engineer; A. W. Robertson, 13, Caerau-road, Newport, Mon., accountant; W. J. Alexander, 23, Stow- hill, Newport, Mon., accountant; J. G. Humble, 16, Alma-place, North Shields, accountant; J. H. Nelson, Harbour View, North Shields, engineer; J. A. Wood, Sun- nydale, West Hartlepool, shipowner J. J. W. Warwick, 88, Bishopsgate- street, E.C., shipowner. The number of directors is not to be less than five nor more than seven. The first are J. Wood, W. Runciman, J. Nelson, J. F. Wilson, J, Lilly, T. N. Alexander, and R. Williamson; qualification, 26,000; remu- neration, £100 each per annum, and B100 extra for the chairman.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Saturday. The Money Market retains its easy appearance, with every probability of continuing to do so for an indefinite period. There is a superabundance of cash, and the prospect of further additions being made, though the gradual dispersion of the Japanese funds renders the market very cautious. In loans scarcely anything has been doing the nominal charge for advances was per cent., but with the difficulty of employing money so great borrowers practically fixed cheir own terms. In the matter of discounts not many bills were available, and the competition for them was rather keen. For three months' Bank bills the charge was 1 to 1 per cent. four months. 1 ys and six months, 1% to 1 Trade bills Three months, 1 y, four months, 1% and six months, 1%. Very quiet markets have prevailed on the Stock Exchange to-day. There has been no special feature in the market, and the restriction of dealings has had the usual effect of causing a weak tendency to prevail, but with no special influence at work the movements have been slight, and the under- tone of the markets must be described as good. Consols rose A, and closed at 107% to 107% for delivery and account 2% per Cent. (Childers), 104% to 105% do. 2% per Cent., i04 to 104%. Local Loans I Stock, 109 to 110%. I' Foreign Bonds have been very quiet, the closing of the German Bourses further restricting the limited amount of business doing. The changes were few and mostly unimportant, but Internationals were generalfy steady. Spanish recovered 34, and closed at 60. and Italian were better. Turks and Egyptian were firm, the former rising to 1, and the latter to 7f. Hungarian, Russian, and Greeks were steady, and occasionally 34 to up. As regards Peruvian the Debentures were flat, falling to 39%, but other issues rose to Y4. Argentines were firmer. The Funding and Water Bonds rose to Uruguay were better Brazilian, Ecuador fell 1. Home Railways, though quiet, were firm. Great Eastern was strong on the extremely favourable report, which shows an increase in gross revenue of 2157,817, whilst the increase in expenditure is only E17,557, the percentage of working expenses to receipts being 54'29, against 57'20 per cent. last year. In addition to paying the addi- tional 1% per cent, dividend-4 per cent., against 234 per cent.—the company have added £ 18,000 to the contingent fund. The stock rose and closed at 93. The Scotch stocks were again strengthened by the favour- abfenew3 from the strike districts. Caledonian Deferred rose to 55, and North British Deferred was better, at 47%. The heavy lines were firm, but business in them was very quiet. North-Eastern rose 34, to 169 Lancashire and Yorkshire 1, to 132%. Great Northern Deferred fell Y4. North- western and Midland were unaltered, Hull and Barnsley fell y4, and Sheffield Deferred to 243-2. Underground lines were quiet, without change. The Southern lines were firm except Chathams, which fell to 34* Brighton A remained at 165, and South- Eastern A rose to 87y4. There was a demand for Debenture Guaranteed and Pre- ference Stocks, many of which rose 1 to 2. American Railways were a dull and weak market. New York was selling on the prospect of gold shipments, and here there were no buyers, hence the tone was weak. Chesapeake and Uhio were flat, falling 1%, to 14. Atchison Ordinary were lower, at 14% but the A Bonds remained at 23. Milwaukees fell 1S, to 69% Denver Pre- ference %,to 4434 Louisville to 45 Missouri, ys New York Central, Erie, Ontario, 34 Atlantic Firsts, Southern to 8% do. Preference 1, to 27% Union Pacific 34' to 3% Wabash Preference Y4, to 16% do. Debentures to 2234. Norfolk Preference were better, at 7%. In Canadian Railways there was very little done. Canadian Pacitic Shares remained at 55. Grand Trunks were weak. The Guaranteed and First and Second Prefer- ence fell to 1, and Third Preference, Foreign Railways were very little dealt in, and were without much movement. Mexican Railways were quiet and unaltered. South American Railways were very little dealt in. East Argentine rose 2. Nitrate Market quiet without any par- ticular change. kinongst Bank Shares, Imperial Otto- man fell h London and County and Union of Australia were 1 up. Breweries were firm-Allsopps rose to 1, and Guinness 2%. Suez Canal Shares fell 34 5 Bryant and May were better, at 17%, and National Telephone Ys, to 6. Trusts steady. The following changes occurred since yesterday:— Foreign Bonds.—Rise—Argentine Fund- ing, 34 ? do. Buenos Ayres Water Supply, Austrian Silver, 1; Brazilian, 1883, 1 do. Western of Minas Railway, do. 1889, 34 Chinese Gold, Egyptian Converted, 34 do. Unified and Domain, Daira, 1 French 434 per Cent., Greek Monopoly, 34 do. 1881, Italian, Vs Russian, Spanish, 34 Turkish Group 4, 3*5 do. 1891 and 1894, and Uruguay, Fall -Ai-ireiil,,l tie 3 34 per Cent., 1 Ecuador, 1; Peruvian Corpora- tion Debentures, and Turkish Group 1,1. British Rail ways. Rise-Caledonian Ordin- ary and Deferred, Great Eastern, Lancashire and Yorkshire 1 North British Ordinary, do.Preference, North- Eastern, 34 and South-Eastern A, Fall—Great Northern Deferred, Hull and Barnsley, 34 Chatham Ordinary, ys do. Pref., 34 Sheffield Deferred, Canadian Railways.—Fall—Grand Trunk Ordinary, h; do. First Preference 1 d01 Second Preference and Guaranteed, and do. Third Preference, American Railways. Rise Norfolk Preference, and Pennsylvania, Fall—Atchison Shares, Central Pacific, Y9 Chesapeake and Ohio 1% Milwaukees Ys Denver Ordinary, ys do. Prefer- ence, Lake Shore, Louisville, Missouri, 7S New York Central, Erie, 34 Ontario, 34 Atlantic Firsts, Northern Pacific Preferred, 34 5 Southern Ordinary, do. Preference, 1 Union Pacific, 34 Wabash Preference, 34 > and do. Debentures, Foreign Railways.—Rise—East Argen- tine, 2. The Mining Market has been very quiet all day, and has closed with a dull appearance. Amongst South Africans Chartereds are without change at 3%, but Goldfields Deferred fell 78 to 10% Zam- besia Exploring were Ys up, but many other Land and Explorations fell fs to Ii Diamonds were firm, De Beers and Jagersfontein rising to In Gold Shares scarcely anything was done. Rand Mines were weak, and y2 lower, but East Rands rose 34* to 5% Barretts and Marievale Nigel were slightly better. Goldfields Deep, Consolidated Deep, and New Primrose were 34 lower, and a few others fell A to The Barnato Group was weak. The Bank and Consolidated Mines fell 3-32 and Johannesburg Invest- ment h, to 3ie-. Westralians were dull in the morning, but obtained more steadiness later. GreatBoulders, after being offered at6, closed unaltered at 6% Brownhill Pro- prietaries were weak, and Great Boulder Main Reef, Mount Margaret, and West Australian Goldfields fell Vs. Hannan's Shares were a firm market at 1%, and West Australian rose 10s, to 3 premium. Big Blow, Hampton Plains, and Hannan's Brownhill were up. Indian Gold Shares were quiet, without any special change. Copper Shares steady. Rio Tinto rose n. The following changes took place in South African Mines :—Rise—East Rand, 34 Marievale Nigel, Zambesia Ex- ploring, De Beers, 34 do. Consolidated 5 per cent. Debentures, 1 Jagersfontein, Fall—Bantjes, 34 City and Suburban, ys Consolidated Deep Level, h Goldfields Deep, 34 Henry Nourse, 34 Knights, 34 Mashonaland Central, 34 New Prim- rose, 34 > Rand Mines, 34 Rietfontein, 34 Salisbury. Sheba, Js; Van Ryn, West Rand Mines, A Goldfields De- ferred, Yx Exploration Company, Moodies, Oceana, n. At the Bank of England E209,000 worth of bar gold was bought, and £ 10,000 in sovereigns received from Holland. Silver is quieter. Bars fell h, to 301-id. Eastern Exchanges were weak. Bombay and Calcutta Transfers, Is 2d Yokohama, 2s l/gd Singapore Four Months, 2s lrid. Rupee Paper, 61% to 61 The Hannan's Sir John Forrest Mine seems likely to be one of the richest and most successful on the famous Hannan's Field, in the very heart of which the pro- perty is situated. The latest report from the manager states that a number of the most experienced mining men in the neighbourhood have been to look at the property, and the unanimous opinion appears to be that it will turn out infinitely richer than was ever anticipated. The Australian shareholders are said to be refusing £2 each for their shares, and in the London Market several thousands of shares have been quietly picked up by those in the know, by which operation weak holders have been cleared out, and a substantial rise appaars to be imminent. Indeed, from all that we hear there is no reason whatever why the shares of this very moderately- capitalised company should not go to S2 or 23 very soon, as have many similar under- takings with no better properties and much larger capittls.-ilfining World, Jan. 18th. The important developments on the New Chums (Bendigo) property have combined to give these shares something of their old buoyancy. That they should only stand at 10. to lis when payable stone is being mined at the preseni moment is surprising, especially bearing ill mind that last summer the shares were a strong market at 17s. The opinion seems to be that results will in the near future carry quotations to a much higher level than any yet reached, ol which the 2s advance during the last few days may be taken as an earnest.—Mining World, January 18. 7940

I RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON, Saturday Evening.-The following were the rates of exchange ou London to-day :— I Paris—Cheques 25-2*J j Bt. Petersburg 3mWis..00.00 Berlin—8days'siglit ,eo Madrid—sight 3Q80 E»Do. 3 montus .00.00 I Do. 3 month* C0.00 Hamburg—3months ..00.00 Constantinople 3mtha.110.50 Frankfort—Short 00.00 | Home—3 inootbs. 00.00 Vienna—Sight .121.70 Do. sight 27.43 Amsterdam-Short. ,12.14 Lisbon 41 7-t Antwerp—SbortZS.27 to 25.311 BUSINESS DONE.—BR111SH STOCKS QPNO 12.10 1.18 CLO AP l>n. GoscUen'«2| p c Money lO'T\ Z Ti iOTlfTOTi Do. do. Account „ 1C7^ „ s„. 107| i07A New 2 £ do do. 104 .A Local Stock 110 „ Bank of England Stock S2Si „ „ India 3i per Cent. 117 „ Do. 3 do. 107j Met. Board of WotksSipc., 12li „ Do. do 3pc.. 113 India Itupee Paper 3i pc.. 61 .i Iii3.Canadian4 p c Jan ,Jly. 107 „ £ ns. C Good Hope 4 p c, 1883 117 Ins. N. Zealand ConsolidM 110 „ „ Ins. New Stli. Wal#H 4 p c.. 117 Ins. Victoria 4 p c, 1832-3-4. 107 „ Ins. South Australian 110 „ Ins. Queensland 4 p c 109 r. BRITISH BAU.WAV8 Brighton Itailvway Ord. 178 Do. do. Deferred 1641 165 Caledonian Consolidated 151 J Do Preferred Con. Ord. 5J Do. Deforred Con. Ord 511 5jl 545 Chatham and Dover Ord 16JI 16J Do. Preference 122j .» 122j Glasgow And South Westu 116 Great Eastern Ordinary „ 92j: 92] 9 92* 93 Gt. Ntiin. Prefd. Con. Only 119, Do. Defnl. do. 53 52! r.. Do. A's 514 Ureat Western 1641 1654 Hull and £ arn*lsy 34J ,.| .1 344 Lancashire and Yorkslilre131 152A London ani iNortli-Westrii189 London and South-Westrn 204 I Lon. <fc Stli. Westrn. Defrd. 72i Man. Siief. and A Lin. Ord. q9 Do. Preferred 74 Do. Deferred „ k5 r. ^44 Metropolitan Consolidated 94j ,.| 941 Do. Land Stock 29 Do. District Ordinary -261 Do. Preferred 91 I «, Midland Ordinary 158! „ North British Ord. Pre/. 34 844 Do. Ordinary r. 43 43, 43i 43 North-Eastern Ordinary K8j 169 North Staffordshire 128 I Soutli-Easterii ordinary „ 137 Do. Deferred 87A j 87 87. East London 61: l'aff Vale Act, 1889 79 Purness 664 I AMEBICAN RAILWAYS. Central Paciflc 151 1 151 Ciiieftgo, BlUwaukle 695 i 691 f,9. Denver Ordinary 12| U Do Preferred q4 444 44J ICrie Shares 354 15 Do Preference w. 25 „ Do Second Mortgage 724 Illinois Central 97 Lake Shore 146 1454 Louis and Nashville 45 443 „ „. 45 Missouri, Kansas, A Texas lli 114 York Central 99l 99 I. New York Ontario „ 13S Norfolk Preference 74 71 „ 7J North Pacific Preference 121 PennsylvaniaOrdiuarv 53| ..$„. Philadelphia and Ueadiug. 41 Do. l?irst Income Bonds. 274 Union Pacific 51 31 Wabash Preference r. 161 Do. Geueral Mortgage 231 22 Atlantic G. W. 1st More. 23if 23 £ Vchison K41 144 14} Do. 2nd Mort. Class A 22i 22± Do. 2nd Mort. Class A 22i, 22 1 OTHEHUAILWAVS 511 55 r*rand Trunk Ordinary .1 5i 5fs Do. Guaranteed .j 42 414 Do. First Prelereiice- 31ij 31 Do. Second Preference i211 21 Do. Third Preference ..j lli llA Mexican Ordinary i 17. Do. First PrefereTt(;e. 55ii Do. Second Preference 30 j i.«mbards Ordinary j 9 Mexica.j Cut!. 4 pc. Bondsi 681, M' Do do First lncomo; 20 «. Buenos Ayres Gt. Southern .'124 EnenoR Ayres and Itosario 59 Central Argentine .i 58 FOREIGN STOCKS Ohilian7l33(i" £ 2 I T~ Do 1892 99 994 Buenos Ayres 1882 29 Do 1883 29 Bulgarian 6 p.c. 1888 85,s irgentine 1886 6Sj 69 Do Kumling 74J 75 Do 44 per cent Sterling '15 Do Treasury 474 Argentine Cedillas A 29 Do 11 26i Buenos Ayres Cednlas 1 6 Do J 64 Brazilian. 1889 69 69^ Chinese Silrer Loan 116 Do. Gold do 1061 Eisyptian Unified '^24i 103 Do GOT Pref. New b9i 93* Do State Domain 1(24 103 Do Daira New .lOlj I 102 1'innch 5 per Cent. Heubes IOO4 Do 34 per Cent 1054 tfungaiiatvl per Cent. (Sold 102 German 3 p.c 98 Italian 5 per Cane. 33j 83J 83| Mexican 6 pev Cent. 90 Peru. Corp. Ordinary 34 Do Preference 9 fortuguesa per Cent, 1869 25j 9reek, 1881 234 Do 1831 294 Uusbiaa4p. Cb. Conversion|1014' ,4 102 Spanish 4 Per Cent. 59^ .„ | 60 Turkish, 1894 94 94j Do 1831 294 I. Uusbiaa4p. Cb. Conversion|1014' ,4 102 Spanish 4 Per Cent. 59^ .„ | 60 Turkish, 1894 94 94j Turkish, 1894 94 94 Do Ottoman Defence SP4 100 Do 1st Group 53 57 Do 2nd Group 34 Do 3rd Group 21 Jj Do 4tHGronp 214 214 21ft ottoman Bank Shares 121 J' Dru tp-y .,i per Cent.434 48 HondulM 52 I Paraguay 16 „ Irivnsvual Loan —112 „ » SOUTH AFRICAN MINES. Afrikandar 11 Bantjes 21 Barnato Bank 1t If 1^4 11 Barnato Consolidated 211 Becliuanaland E* 11 British South Africa 3g 34 Buffelsdoora 34 (lity and HmJmii t>n« 24 j Con. Gold Fields, Def. 10% Wi 10t Crownreof 9i 94 De Beevsi Diamonds 23 22. 23 Durban-Roodepoort bi 6. East Rand ZI-4 5, Kerreiras 17.] Gold Fields Deep 7J Gordon Diamonds 5/6 p' Henderson Trust, Est. 24 Henry Nonrso 5. 51 Johannesburg cons. Invest 3 e. Jubilee 8j Jumpers 74 7 Klerksdorp 13/6 i^iUglaagte Estate Do itiock it: 14 Modderfontein Si Eli Mozambique 11. New Janersiontejn Sj 82 Nigel 43 Oeuauft Lund 1)4 Pioneer 81z Primrose 6i u' 6 Princess 3} Rand Mines 24 23 Randfontein 2& Rand-Rliodesia li .» Reitfontein 4 3i Salisbury 34 3j sheba. 11- u Simmer and Jack 19 18 South African Explorations 14 South African Gold Trust 7{ Weinmers 9| .■■* AUSTRALIAN MINES Abbott's. Associated Gold Mine. li Baylev's Reward. 61 5/6 Big Blow fi li I Black Flaw 1 ft, H! Great Boulder 64 6 Great Kingall Reefs It 1,\ Hampton Plains 44 4* Hirinan's Brownhill 7* 7 7Å Hannan's Napier a Lady Loch 2ti 3 Lady Shenton 2,9, 2 l.ondonderry A Lon.& West AustrAUa Expr. 24 Mainland Consols 3 Wealth of Nations Ifjj 1| West AustralianGold Fields 6j Westralis, .I W. Astmliz Expl.& Finance 4 Wentworth 1 INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Peninsular db Oriental Prf. 1494 Do. Defeired 199 a A ojtlo. American Tel. Pref.. 86 Do. do. Ordinary. 36 Diroct (inited State* Cable "84 Arthur Giiiiiiieis Ordinary. 1674 470 Allsopps Ordinary 1354 1374 Bryant and May Ordinary. 17 Coats 29 Pears'Soap Ordinary 7 Consettlron. 20 Bbbw Vale Sb. ifcl'n Co6 '0 Deccan Land 3S — Suez Canals l?.§ Eastmans 2g Salt Onion Ordinary 3i Nitrate Wailway Ul Dublin Distillers I I: MISCELLANEOUS. Burma Enby -ri Cape Copper Mines t: Mason and Barry 2a Mysore Gold 3- Mysore Gold Fields 2¿1 jdontanas II Ooregum Ordinary 2i I Rio Tinto Copper. 15i l'l!n.r:qis Oo!,I' .1 'i;

LONDON MINING MARKET. Saturday Night. Dalziel'a Agency saysFor a Saturday the markets were not more dull than usual, yet as regards tho Kaffir division prices are mostly down. Matters are still in an unsettied condi- tion since confidence is by no means restored. The gold ontpnt from the Rand for December was not so bad as had been expected, but fears are general that the figur for January will be decidedly worse, and although we can duly regard this as a temporary matter, the most will be made of it by those influential people who an still heads of llund shares. Communication being to a great extent stoppsd between Johannesburg and London, it is not quite possible to say what is really happening, but we gather from private sources that one effect of the recent troubles is a total upset in regard to native labour. Most of the bciys come from British territory—Swazis, Bechuanana*, or what not-and as they have no interest whatever cosmopolitans or Boers run the Transvaal. To say nothiua: of their hating the Boer Govsrniucnt, they have, to a great extent, retired to their kraals and there await a more settled order of things. From this ib will be seen that the January output will be feeble. But it may be asked whether whatever the result may be they have not been anticipated and discounted as regards prices. So far as the changes go in Kaffir Shares there is really little to record. If Knights are quoted lower, and Rand Mines and Durban Roodepoort are rather stronger, other shares are marked down, although I only to a fraction. In the meantime the revenue returns from the mines are not so bad as they might have been, bub we have a suspicion that the figures are a good deal estimated. Dealing with the entire list, there is. indeed, very little to note. Crown Reef and Bantjes have recovered 1/4, but in others, although the move- ment is it, nearly every case downwards, the differences do not exceed I/s. Rand Mines being quoted at better. In Land and Exploration Shares there is really no change at all, but quotations are a trifle off, as in Potchefstroom and Bechuanas. But whatever changes may be made in quotation they indicate nothing beyond an easing off in the business done. Diamonds are also lower, De Beers being down and Jagersfontein those prices, however, being rather nominal. In other departments there is nothing worth notice doing. Tintos are fractionally lower, as also Johannesburg Consolidated, but the amount of business transacted afforded no real test as to whether the market was strong or weak. Though the tone as regards Kaffirs is for the mombnb feeble, Australian descriptions continue firm. but the changes during the day being merely fractional there is no call for further remark.

SATURDAY'S CLOSING PRICES. [EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH CO.'1'I TELEGRAM.] BRITISH MINES. Cam Brea /3 16 Tincroft- 2 2' Dolcoath 16/0 16/6 West Frances 3/0 5/0 East Pool 2% j1/* West Kitty 3 3% Killifreth 5/o 6/6 [Wheal Basset 3 3l/« SOUTH AFRICAN MINES. Afrikander Gold. 11/4 1% Lisbon-Berlyn 5/'i 6/6 Aurora lVs l1/* Luipaards Vlei.. 1 Bantjes (New) 2% 2% Lydenburg Min'g 4Vg 4% Buffelsdooirn 3 (,¡ 3-ft May Consolid'ted 2% 3 Champ D'Or 2 2% Nleyer &Charlton 5% 5% Chimes. 2 2V< Metropolitan. City & Sub.(New) 4% 411, Modder'tein New 8!t 9 Con. Bulfontein..29/ 201 New Primrose.. 5% 6V. Con. Deep Levels Nigel 4% 4V« Crcestis, (New) I-& 1 ri Do. Deep. 2 2% Crown Reef 9l/? Nourse Deep 4% 4% De Beers 23 23*4x5 Orion New 3'/# 3% Durb'n-Rooilep't. 6. 0% Pioneer 99 East Rand 6% 5, Princess. 3'/g 3% Ferreira .17 18 Randfontein 2% 2^8 Geldenhnis 4 4Vi Rand Alines 24 Do. Deep 6V* 6% Rietfontein New 3% 4 Do. M-un Reef.. 1% 1' Robinson (25 Sh) 9'1. 9V, Glencairn 3+ 3 li Roodepoort Deep 2% 3 George Goch. 2v4 2% Salisbury New.. 3% George <& May 1% Sheba 1% 1''4 Ginsberg(New).. 1 r'e Simmer A Jack.. 13 19 Gold Fields Deep. 74* 7% Spes BonaNew.. 1& 1-ft Heidelberg S'pitzkop {g Henry Nourse.. 5% 5' Stanhope. fi his Heriot (New). 9% Sutherland Reef 61> 7/o Jagersfontein S'/8 Unitedi.anglaagte Jubilee 8V2 9 New 1% 1% Jumpers 7 71. Unit'd Roodp'rte 5Va 5% Jumpers 7 71. UniVd Roodp'rte 5111 5% Kimb.-Roodept.. 1% 1% Van Ryn New ..5ly2 5%nd In'nfo.te'n(Cntl.) :,lJ. 3 Do. West.. 3', 3V, Knight 5h 61. Vi lage Mainreef 5% 5% Lunglaagte 5(4 5fg Wemmer 9;g 9% Do. Block B. 1,10 l¡ii West Rand Mines 1% 11; Do. Royal lfi 1 fl i Wolbuter 7% 1% LAND AND EXPLORATION COMPANIES. LAND D EXPLORATION COMP AN IE: African Explratnl3 14 Lydenburg Ests.. 1% V-k Alexndra Estates J. Mash'la'dAgency '/g 2% Balkis Eersteling 3/6 4/u MatabeleGldRfs 3' 4v« Do. Land 8/6 9/0 Mozambique 1% IVi Bechuai al'nd Ex lf4 i}l Do. Pardy's 1% 2l/8 Barnato Consols, 'ihi 2fg Montrose Explo.. I'/g BuluwayoSynd.. 1" 2 OceanaLand 1& 1%, Char. B.S. A frica 317C 3ft Orange River. 4/ 4/6 Char. Gold Fields ig flapoteliefstroom.. -fls f4 Con.Gol'fiel'sDeflOts 10:, Raud Kxplorat'n 1% 2 Eastleigh 1 1: Do. Rhodesia. }L¡.¡:Jpm I Exploration Co. 31¡:, Rhodesia Lim. i/4 2/2 p I n Goldfields of Do. Conces 1% fa Mashonaland.. h Do. Explor 6 úlh G'ld Tr'st&Invest 73,i 3 Rhode.n'n Claims V^dis par Graskop 5/3 Steyn Estate— 1^. 1 A, Gwelo Explorat'n 2/ 3/ Tati Concessions 1% 1%, Henderson Est.. 2% i,% Transvaal Devlp. fg 14 Johannesburg Transvaal Gold Cons. Invest. 3%$Vs & Exploration. 4% 5% Johannesb'rg Est 1 ll/4 Transvaal Land Johannesb'rgWat 2 2' (itilly paid). 12 Kuffirs Consols.. 2 2% Zambesi Explo.. 3% 3% Klerksdorp 13/0 1-/0 Willoughby Cons 1% 1% AUSTRALIAN AND INDIAN MINES. Aladdin Lamp Ir" 1-ts!l\Ienzies Reef.. 1% 2 Bayley's Reward 5/9 6/J Menzies Mining l6* 1% Big Blow fi IS Mount Morgan.. 2% 3 B. Broken Hill..14/0 15/0 Mysore. 3Va 3 BrokenHill Prop. 2% 3 „ Goldfields..21{iJ 22/6 Champion Reef.. 5 in f t Reef 9/0 10/0 Day Dawn 8/6 9/o West 1, JA 11 11 P.C. 3/0 3/6 Wynaad 1 lVg Golconda fb VB Nundydroog 2% 2i/4 Great Boulder.. 5% 6y4 N'th Queensland 14 lrG Hampton Lands — — Ooregum 2(-4 2li Do. Plains 4Vt 4% Pref 3% 3V. Iron King 1 1V» Wentworth 1 1% Kalgnrli 1% 2% \V.A. Gold Fields 6% Lady Loch 2% 33/s Do. Concession.. 1V2 17 Londonderry J71 Do. Exploration 2 2% MainlandConsols 2fj 3T3 DO. Finance — 3% 3' Mawson's R'w'd s Vi White F. Reward 2l/a 2% MISCELLANEOUS. Beac'sfield Dia.'ds lJ. 1-.VL-i Yesca 1/3 2/3 Burmah Ruby Va Mason <fe Barry 2 V, 2% Cape Copper l'/8 2% New Chums 9/6 lO/o Copiapo 1% 2 Rio Unto 15 16 Glenrock 1/9 2/3 SlraitsDevelop't Hauraki 8/6 9/'■> Wailii Gold 5% 6 Lake View 2% Do. Silverton 27/s 3% La Plata 1/0 1/6 Adler Consolid. ti lfa DAILY STOCK AND SHAHJll LIST sUPP: iYD BI MESSRS TKACKERAY & CO. Stooi: ind Share Brokers, 5. Dock Chambers CavdiH RAILWAYS. Paid -jtools UarrvUaihvav .,100 .264 t66 „ Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Ord.1C0 ..124% 125% „ Do. Deferred Ordinary.100 ..139 141xnew „ Great Western.100 ..164 ) 65 „ Loudon and North Western_100 ^389l4 190% Midland _100 ..157% 15SV 10 Port Talbot By. and Docks.. 4 3% 4xd 10 lUiou<fc>S. HayNos.1/36,600.. 10 7% 8 10 Do. New 6 3% 4 >tock Rhymney lix; ..255 i57 „ Do. Iss £ 40 pm. £ 10 pd 25 ..109 112 J'a/f Vaje.Oividea Mi.otik iOy 78% 79% PUISFlSUhNTIAl.' Stock Barry By. 5 p.c. 1st Pref. 100 .171 173 „ Do. Consolidated 4 p.c.100 ..137 139 Do. 4 p.c. Pref Allots. Iss35prem 1% 2addp „ Brecon A Met. 1st Fref. ltiol.100 ..80 83 „ Do. 2nd Pref. 1862.100 53 58 Cambrian, No. 1, 4 p.c 100 37 89 „ Do No. 2 '1 p.c. 100 46 4? „ Great Western I) P.t, -100 ..183 185 10 Pembrk A Tenby 6 p.c 10 9 10 Ithon <fc 8 Bay 6 ;>.c.1/30,000 10 J3: 14 10 Do New 6 9% 10 Stock, Rliynniey 4 p.c. Consold.100 ..341 i43 TalT Vale4 p.c CODsnl.1.. 100 ..139 141 GUARANTKEirOR LEAS ISO. 50 Aberdaie Railway — 50 .160 165 Stock Great Western, 5p. c. gnar..l00,„184 286 Pena tli Harlionr Dock ARvlOO _175 175 lu Vale of i ..8^ 9xd RAILWAY AND OTUMB Stock Alex. Dock & By. 4 p.c..ICO ..121 123 „ Barrylty. 3 p^; .100 ..109 lllxd Brecon<&Merthyr A 4 p.c.100 ..12? 1Z9 „ Do B 4 p.c.100 .106 103 ButeDock3p. c ..100 ..101 103xd It Cambrian A 4 p. c.—100 ..137 139 Do. U 4 p.c 100 .132 134 Do. C 4 p.c.100 ..124 126 „ Do. D 4 p.c. non cum |100 ..113 114 „ Great Western 4 do 100 ..151 153xd „ Midland i per ..316 llóxd Mid-Wales A 4% percent -100 ..138 140xd Neatli & Brecon 1st.100 ..119 J21xd do A 1 100 IC5 107 „ do. A?2 100 38 42 Hhondda&Sw'seaBay 4p.c.IOOJ ..3v;8 130xd Rhymney 4 ditto ~100 ..141 43sd „ Tftlf Vaie 3.P.C, 100^110 111 BANKS 40 Glamorganshire, 2%.„ 4% 5 5 Glamorganshire, Pref .2% 5% 6 60 London & Midland .12% 29% 40% 10 London & Provincial 5 .„ 19»i 20% 10 Do. New 5 19% 19% 60 Lloyds Bank 8 E4 25 50 Metro, of England A Wales 5 ..33 13% 75 National Provincial .10% 42% 43% to NatioualProvincial 12 50 5i ii) North & South Wales .10 51% 32%xd GAs 10 Ahardtti-a H" 10 171,19 18 Bristol 5 p.c 100 ..125 127 „ Cardiff A 10 per cent. „10u ..23J 235 Do B 8 percent .100 ..184 187 •t Do. C 7percent .100 ..368 373 Do. D percent .10C ..120 125 „ Do. 4% p.c. Pref. Stock^—lO0 ..125 J30 Stock Newport A 10 per cent .100 ..230 235 „ Do. B7% per cen .10 ..370 IfcO „ Do. C 7 percent .100 ..160 J70 20 Swansea7% per cent 25 40 43 If 25 Do 7 per ceu 25 c8 39 UAS AND WATJSB. 10 Bridgend 10 6% 7% 12 Pontypool I uop 12 181/2 39%, 10 Vstrad A (Rhondda) 10 J7 38 10 Do. B?p.c.^ 10 121/9 131 WATERWORKS, 25 Bristol 25 1,54 20 Do. 20 42% i3% 10 Pontypridd 10 per ctOrd.0 25 26 10 Do ? p. dr. 10 J6Y. 163,.¡ COAL-AND IRON) 10 Albion SI»n.in Colliery 10- 31% 12Vi *10 Cambrian Col 6 p.c enin Pf,. 6 67/a 7 100 Do. 4% p.c Deb. 65 69 71 10 D. Davis & Sous, Limited 10 >2% 15 23 Bbbw Vale Steel, Iron,ACoal 20 571. 6% 5 Great Western Ord. B 5 3% 4 5 Do. Pre(, A 5 £ >k4 8%xd 5 International Coal 5 221,119 00 Miller & Cory 6 p. c. Debs. 100 98 ItOxll 621. Nantyglo&HlainalronPref. 62% 93 95 10 Newport-Abercarn 10 2% 31A8 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10.. 7 8 5 North's Navigation (Colliery 5 1% H. 5 Do IOP.C.Utillillref 5 5% 5% 100 Do. 6p.e. Deb 100 ..Ioo 102x4 10 ilelirii;lvber Calliery 10 4% 5Y. 0 no. 5 to 7 1,J),. e. Pref, 10 7. 8% 100 Powell Dulfryn 6 p.c. Deb ..100 .,108 HOxd 5 Bliyiuney lion ;i 27s 29:i 5 Do New 22 -10s creditedl% 128 13s 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debs.100 96 93xd 17 south Wales Colliery A17 « 101,1 iOV 3 Do. 10 per cent. J5 3. 4v» 5 3 Do. New B 1% 2% 2%* 11 Tredegar Iron arti Coal A.. 7% 2 2% Stock Dc B 1100 J6 37 MISCEl.LAN EODS Stock Alex. Dk. & Ity. 1%'A Pref.300 ..118 120 II Ditto 4% B.Pref.100 ..101 10A 10 Barry Graving Dock 30 ]7% 18' 1 Ben Evans and Co. Ord 1.. 1 (SuWect to Founders' Shares.) 1 Bland A Co 1 30 Bristol Brewery Ordinary.. 10 32% 33% 10 Do. OPreferenco 10 J6va 17 10 151. and So. Wales Waggon 3 5% [1% 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 55 sa s Stock C.-udiir (IOU Pk)Tftt?iovl 3%1'. ..117 1 10 Cardiff Ice 10 11% 12 :0 Cardiff Milling Co Ordinary it, 1% 2 to II) 3% 4 5 C'dilf & Pen'rth Tramways h 3Y2 .1\1 '• 50 (lardilf Junction Dry Dock M 39 41 V5 W,)rioytoi, .8 59 100 D10wen&Co4%p.c.Dbl9201(Xi ..307 109xd 5 Empire, Cardiff 3.. 3% 3:c. 10 Hancock6 p.c. Preferred Old 10 J4 11%. 10 Do. Deferred Ordinary 1C 16 16% 10 Mo. 6 jj.c. Pi'is; 10 15114 153/4 Stock Dc. 4 p.c. V)e)>. SUxjk „00 ..114 115 20 Hill's Dry Duck Ki.. 8% 8% 10 Milford Dock .I Vs ): 10 inlordey Carne! .9 12 12% 10 Do. do 10 13 13^3 100 Do. 4% p.c. Deb. (R 1909, at 105) „100 ..104 106xd SO Monntstnff-ri Dry Dock?A 40 72 75 60 Dc Do. B „ 20 37 39 Newpt. Water £ 1 Annuities 28 26% 10 Parnall <& Evans Ord. 7% 1 2 10 Do. Pref. 6p.c. cum 10 ..6 7 60 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 ..3" 40 10 Provincial Tramways. 10 4% 5tk 10 1)0.6 per cent. Preference 10 12% 13%xd 10 lloyal Hotel 6% Pref. 10 7 a 10 Spillers A Bakers Ordinary 9 13% 14 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 — 33% 33% StockSwanseaHarbour4p.c.St k ..107 109xd 5 Thompson A Shackell b 2 2% Bank Rate reduced from 2l/» to 2 n.< 22nd Fab 1894 SELLKKS. 50 Vale of Glamorgan By. Shares £Z50 Barry Deferred Stock m Cardiff Ice Shares, at 11 100 Bland & Co. £1 Shares £101) Cambrian Col Debs, at 5 prem 1 ss Bala, Walter, and Anne Thomas 20 Spillers Ord, Shares, at 14 S500 Barry 4 p.c. Preference Allots 20 Ystrad Gas & Water B Shares 35 Port Talbot By. Shares lLV 2 Reel Lock Stitch Sawing Machine 14hares 20 Pontypridd Water 10 p.c. &7 p.c. Shs 10 Hancocks Deferred sha-res £100 D. Davisk Son Db, & 5 Shs, at 13% 10 Mordey Carney, P, IG paid, Shares E200 Hancocks 4% p.c. Deb., at 114% BUYERS. —10 Cambrian Colliery Pf Shs, at 18s 9d p 25 Cardiff Empire Music Hall Shs, at 3% 25 Cambrian Colliery Pref Shs, at 17s 6d p £ 200 Swansea Harbour Stock 20 Glamorgan Bank Ordinary Shares 10v Ben Evans Ord. Shares B30 Miller and Cory Debentures 30 Great Western Colliery B Shares JB500 Bariy Preferred & 1st Pref. Stock 20 Spiller & Balter Pref ShsjJat £ 13 8s 9d 5 Bute Dry Dock Shares 10 Rhondda Ordinary Shares, at 7% 6 Bristol ct S. Wales Wagon Shs, at 5% 30 Penrikyber Colliery Ord. Shares, at 5 Allotments of Barry New 4 p.c. Pref Stock negotiated ACKERAY AND CO., CAKL>ii«\K, STOCK DROltEllS 1059

E. T LYDDON AND CO., 122, BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. Telegrams-" Lyddon, Cardiff." 10 Telenliones—P.O.. 63 Nat., 103 SELLERS. 29 Hills Dry Dock Shares. at 9 Spillers Pref. Shares. at 13% Y,745 Barry Pref. Allotments 10 Spillers Ordinary Hancocks Deferred Ord., at 16% Hancocks Preferred Ord., at 14% 34 Rhondda Ord. Shares R200 Barry Graving Doer, Deb.. at 102 International Collier Debenture 10 Norths Ordinary Shares Cambrian Colliery Prefs B500 Rhymney Ord. Stock BUYERS. £ 4C0 Harry Deferred, at 140 25 Hills Dry Dock Shares, at 8% 2-1 Spillers Nephews Shares, at par Aberdare Market <? Town Hall-w. offer Vale of Glamorgan, fully paid £100 Nells Brewery Debenture I!, Hancocks Deferred Ord. Shs. £ 500 Barry New Pref. Allotments 20 Spillers Ordinary Shares B1000 Barry Preferred Ordinary 6" Penrikyber Ord., at 5 to Barry Graving Dock Shares 50 Norths Ordinary Shares Allotments of Barry Pref. Stxjck negotiated. F. S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1, DOCK • CHAMBERS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1083 TELEGRAMS "Fleming, Cardiff.' Telephone, 158 THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 110, Bute-street (and Stock Exchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, 11 Gedge, Cardiff.' Telephones—National. No. 139: P.O. No. 82. 1093 SELLERS. —Cambrian Colliery Prefs. 2C interiiational Colliery Shares BUYERS. —Bute Dry Dock Shares Alexandra Dock Deb. and A Pref. Barry Preference Allotments Negotiated. TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO., EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, BUTEDOCKS, CARDIFF AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1136 Telegrams—"TRRDUNN. CAJIDIFF," Nat Tel No 130 SELLERS. -JOO John Blands 2 Cardiff Ice Shares 20 Mordey & Carney, fy pd, Shares 50 Searle and Herring Shares 2 Cardiff Malting Shares 8 Mountsluart A ishares BUYERS. —2C Cambrian Col. Prefs., at 17s 6d prem. 20 Norths 01'11. Shares 15 Norths Pref. Shares S100 Albion Colliery Debenture 8 Penrikyber Colliery Pref. Shares ^mmmj J. W. COURTIS AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1116 Telegrams—" Stocks. Cardiff." Teler)hnne-i-N,tt.. 551 P 0.. 517 SELLERS. 25 Cambrian Colliery Pref. Shares 10 Spillers and Bakeri Ordinary 5 Pontypoo! Bakery Co. Shares B300 Rhondda and S. Bay Deb. Stock BUYERS BcOO Tatf Vale Ordinary Stock 20 Provincial Tramway Pref. Shares Cambrian Colliery Pref. Shares Spillers and Bakers Ordinary ^Barry_NewrIProf^AlIotment^iiegotiate^i ,,Otiated E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, POWELL-PLACE AND STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1173 Vftms. "Shares CdifT.VD'nes, P.O. No. 51. Nat. 236 SELLERS. -9 Penarth Pier Shares 1 i Pontypool Bakery Shares, at 7% Weaver <fe Co, Ord. and Pref. Shs, at 8% BUYERS 10 Cambrian Colliery Prof. Shares 10 Crown Soap Shares, S6 paid, at 2% 15 Nells Ordinary Shares, at 121/i Weavers Ord. &, Pref Shares, at a CHARLES MASSY AND CO., CORY'S CORNER, BUTE DOCKS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams, "Invest." Cardiff. SELLERS. £750 Rhymney Rails, at 254 100 Rhymney Iron New Shares, at 13s 100 Rhymney Iron Old Shares, at 28s 6d 5 Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 59 1CO Vale of Glamorgan, S5 paid, at 9 20 South Wales Jam. Shares, at 7% 10 Hancocks Deferred 4 & 5 Cardiff Ice, at 11% 10 Mordev Carney, t9 paid, & 4, fully pd BUYERS. -15 Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 56 £ 60 Barry Ord. Stock, at 261 £ 300 Rhymney Rails, at 250 22000 Barry New Pref. at 1% pram 100 Lydenburg I'states at 1 PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113, Bute-rd.. and Stock Exchange,Cardiff. rgramg, Pnrse. Cardiff." TDhones. P.O 89 Nat. 225 BUYERS. Barrv Preferred Ord. Stock, at 123 Norths Colliery Shares, at 5% 10C Rhymney li on New, at 12s 6d St. Julian Brick Shares, at par SELLERS — £ 500 Barry Preferred Ord. Stock Cambrian Colliery Prefs., at 16s 3d prem 15 Westlakes Ordinary, at 4Y4 5 St. Julian Bricks. PS paid, at 8% Aberdare Public Hall and Theatre £10, fully paid-want offer Palmers Candle Oi-ds at 2% 15 Port Yalbots. at 0 16s 3d 20 Rhondda Ordinary, at 8 ERNEST SULLY AND CO,, 118, BUT!ST., AND STOCK IXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams "'JrnsK' Telephones :—P.O., 7. Nat., 187 SELLERS. Thompson & Shackells Shares 5 Penarth Slipway, £35 paid, Shares BUYERS. 15 Spillers Nephews Shares Radcliffe's Steamers Shares LIONEL E. TAYLOR & CO. >129, BUTE-STREET, and STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. 1301 T'grams Security Cardiff." T'phns P.O.. 113; Nat. 212 PARSONS AND JiOBJ E..N T STOCKBROKERS, 1086 'CENTRAL CHAMBERS. NEWPORT. Teleerams Robiont. Nuwnovt, Telephone No2) SELLERS. — £ 60 Alexandra B Pref. 25 Mordey Carney, fully paid, ab 13% South Wales Colliery B Shares 50 Westlakes Brewery Ordinary BUYERS. £ 1000 Sharpness Ord or Pref £100 Newport Water Annuities £1000 Cardiff Gas Pref. Business in all Minrug Shares at close prices Chartereds. 3% East Rands, 5% Randfonteins, 2-& Colonial Finance, 4% Share Corp. I Hannans Props, 1% Pioneer, 2% Assoeiateds, 1% Ground Rents in Cardiff or Newport Wanted. HENRY J. PILLING! ER & CO" LITE UETTON SAYCE, VAUGHAN AND CO. STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. 41, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. 119 Telephone No 127. Telegrams Pi I I Ndwnntt BUYERS. Nantyglo and Blaina 4 or 4% p.c. Debs. B50 Newport Water Annuities FIRTI-IPRS. 100 Pyramdieal Ry. Co. Shares 50 Trafalgar Colliery B10 Shares JB130 Newport Gas B Stock £1000 Brecon 1st Prefs., at;882 S1000 Brecon Ord. at B8. & £ 47B Deb. STEPHEN R WILLS, SWANSEA. Stockbroker. 'I' (.(r:UJl, "Will' S'sea. T phone, 184 SljLLKHS. -Brecon & Merthyr 1st and 2nd Prefs. JAMES MADGE, STOCKBROKER, WIND-STREET, S'sea. Terms. Madge, S'sea. BUYERS. —Swansea Tramway Shares Weavers Shares A. W. JOHNSON, SWANSEA, STOCKBROKER. T!g's: "Ornate." S'/ieaTphone219 I BUYER.- laneilt Gas Shares

I SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. <JAitJ>ll<i- SWANSEA, t NEWPORT) Jan. — — — Mor.jETn.jHgt Mor,iKvn.jHgt. Mor.|Evn jHg? 20~M10 131# 2631 lj 9 24 T37 2^010 26;10 3931 *6 21 T10 4110 5429 9l9 5130 826 11|10 54!ll 7:30 2 22 W ll 7,11 2328 010 22il0 40'25 10111 2011 36!28 5 23 Til 41 — 27 110 59111 21;24 911 54! — !27 6 24 Fi S 6 0 3426 211 45| |24 6j 0 19 0 47 26 7 25 Si 1 8 1 4925 2 0 15; 0 5424 31 1 2H 2 225 7 26 S 2 37 3 24 25 1 1 40; 2 2524 5| 2 50j 3 37,25 6 27 Ml 4 7 4 4326 6 3 9 3 47 25 7! 4 20! 4 5626 11 ♦RoatlrBasin. tPi incp of VVaiesDk lAlexaudnv Dk

CARDIFF EXCHANGK BUTE DOCKS, SATURDAY. There is ^practically no alteration in the con- dition of the coal market. Stems are still very congested, and prices for both house and steam qualities are fairly maintained. The following are the current quotationsFirst class steam coal, 10s 6d to 10» 9d seconds, 9i 9s to 10s; drys, 9* 6d to 9s 9f t first cltgs small steam, 5s to 5 3d j seconds, 4-s 3d to 4s 6cl drj^, 9d to 4s per ton f.o.b. first class house coal, 10s 9.1 to lis No. 3 Rhondda large, 9s 9d to 10^ small, 6s 3d to fa 6d No 2 Rhondda large, 7s 9d to 8:1 small, 4s 3d ty 4s 6d patent fuel, 10s to 101 6d pitwood, 163 to 16* 3d per ton ex ship coke from 12s to 19s 6d, according to quality. A moderate business was done in the outward freight market, and rates for the Mediterranean and Egyptian ports remain steady. The followisg ) are the latest operations OUTWARD-STEARRES. Cardiff to ? Port Said, 63 9:i, clean. Vigo, 413 9d, clean. Venice, option Ancona, 7s 6d, clean. Marseilles, 87i fes (Llanberis). Alexandria, 6s 4d. clean. Piraeus. 63 714d. clean. River Plate, 9s 6d, clean. Colombo, option Aden, 12s 6d (Haddon Hall). The shipments at Barry Dock on Friday amounted to 23,011 tons. Vessels indøck-33 steam; 19 sail; total. 52.

BALTIC REPORTS. LONDON, SATUKDAT. FREIGHT I%IARxzT. --There is no change inmates from the Danube and Black Sea, and the demand is quiet. River Plate steady, with some demand for the Brazils, in view of inoreased duty on grain. America—fair inquiry. Ore and phos- phates quiet. India slow. Fixtures :—Meny- thorpe (steamer), prompt, Kustendje to Havre or Hamburg, 10a 6d G. R. Booth (steamer), February. 33 ld, Cork for orders, from Northern Range, 2s 9d picked ports; Gena (steamer), February, Virginia to Bristol Channel, excluding Sharpness, 2s 9d, berth terms; a steamer, 1,000 tons, prompt, Benisaf to Newport, 63 10%d. GRAIN REPORT.—>At the Baltio cargoes of wheat were firmly held in all positions, but the demand remains inactive 28i 3d asked Cahfornians prompt, and 24s 6d for new crop Plate, March-April. Maize firmer, no Plates offering, and for mixed American steamers 15 6d asked nothing doing in round qualities. Barley firm-Lagu. part wheat and part barley, from the Danube, sold at 233 lO%d and 16a respectively. Beans inactive. OVERDUE MARKET. LONDON, Saturday.—Though not exactly an overdue, the arrival of the barque Nereus at Maaslius is worthy of note. She left Iquique on October 2nd, with a cargo of nitrate, for Ham- burg, and after a quick passage to the Channel, .collided with and sunk, on January 6th, off the Galloper lightship, the steamer Ciacar, bound from Hamburg for Vigo. The Nereus was severely damaged, and was abandoned by her crew, ultimately drifting ashore near Noordwyk. Previous to her abandonment she had been taken in tow by the steamer Harwich, which had to cast her off owing to stormy weather. Eventually she was towed off by a salvage steamer and brought safely into Msaslius. The Morgengry, which left Montrose on August 23rd for Freemantle, and upon which a few small orders had been accepted at lOgs, is to-day reported as arrived, after a very long passage of five months. Very little, if anything, has been done with other risks, which are stationary at late figures.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. (AFFOIAL TKLKGUAMS FROM CLOTH'S AOftNTS.1 With reference to the collision reported between the British steamer Drumelzier and the German barque Moewe, when the Moewe was reported sunk, the owners of the Drumelzier ha7e received a telegram from the captain saying that the Moewe was afloat when he left. A cablegram from Baltimore states that the British steamer fculweli grounded in the Patapsco river, but was assisted afloat and proceeded. The steamer Pirate, of Glasgow, in entering Camp- bletown, collided with the steamer Loch Oair, of Glasgow. The former had a hole stove in her port bow and the latter had rudder head carried away. The scmer Nellie, of Dundee, before reported put aground in the Thames after collision with London Bridge, floated on Saturday afternoon and proceeded to Fresh Wharf. The Norwegian barque Globus, from Gothenburg for Natal, is reported to have been passed some miles below Stavanger, leaking very seriously. A tug will be sent. ,A Baltimore cablegram states that the British steamer Govino, from Seriphos for Baltimore, is ashore at Cape Henry wanting assistance. Assistance has been sent. The British steamer Cephalonia, before reported beached, has arrived at Liverpool in tow. A telegram from Amsterdam states that the German barque Nereus went ashore at Ncordwyk, but was got off by a salvage steamer and towed into Maaslius with a slight leak. The German steamer Director Reppenhagen, from Antwerp; for Burntisland, light, has been towed into Grimsby by a trawler, having lost all her propeller blades.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Saturday. Wmd W, moderate. Weather cloudy. Sea smooth. Barometer 30'13, falling. Passed East—Adele and Sabrina, from Nicaragua for Havre steamers Activity, of Cardiff Bencliffe, of West Hartlepool; OllsI, of Cork Sea Spray, of Glas- gow Cookham, of London Crosshill, of Glasgow Imaum, from New Orleans foi Bremen La Gascoyne,, from New York for Havre. Passed West-Trevella,g. of Hayle one of Rea's steamers steamers Wilt- shire, of Newcastle Netherby Hall, of Liver; pool Cyclone, of Glasgow Skeri-yvoro, of Glasgow Leny, of London Fitzvvilliam, of London Kinloch, of Glasgow So Paul's, from Southampton tor New York. THE LIZARD, Sunday.—Wind NE, fresh. Weaiher fine, hazy. Sea smooth. Barometer 30*23, rising. Passed East-steamers Sanda. of Glasgow Union, of Fredrikstadt Blarney, of Cork City of Hamburg and City of Dortmund, of Dublin Boston, from Swan- sea for London Lady Hudson Kinahan, of Dublin Spain, from New York for London Shagbrook, from Cardiff for Havre; Red Rose, of Liver- pool Henry Fisher, of Newcastle Chas. Mitchell, of Cardiff; Argus, of Barrow; Harberton, of Londoa Alma, from Baltimore for Havre King Ja Ja, of Swansea Eastern Star, of London. Pasted West-steatners Celeste, of Cardiff; Lizzie Westoll, of Sunderland Armando R, of Genoa; Coralie, of Hull a Greek steamer Burlington, of West Hartlepool Statesman, from London for Liverpool; Darwin, of London Discovery, of Whitby Alacrity, of Belfast Lodore, of Newcastle • Muncaster, of Liverpool; a Red Star Line steamer, from Antwerp for New York. SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Saturday. —Wind WSW, light. Weather cloudy. Sea smooth. Passed Fast- steamer Thor, of Bergen. Passed West-steamers Columbia, of London; Erimns, of Falmouth Cornuba, of Penzance; St. Mirrin, of Glasgow Chicago City, of Bristol. SHIP FOR ORDERS. The steamer Schweigaard, of Bergen, arrived in Swansea Bay on Saturday and has received orders for Penarth.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. King's Cross left Newport for Marseilles 17th Jane left Bilbao for Cardiff 17th Larpool left Bilbao for Cardiff 16th Rosebud left Sables for Bilbao 17th Cairo arvd Lisbon 17th Cyril left Gibraltar for New York 18th Stokesley arvd Swansea 18th Benefactor left Drogheda for Barry Beads for orders 18th Stakesby left Huelva for Belfast 17th Garth left Calais for Swansea 17th Radyr left Newport for Gibraltar 18th Rapid left Honfleur for Barry 18th Rosalyn arvd Rotterdam 18th Mark Lane left Palermo for Constantinople for orders 18th Ruperra left Brindisi for Odessa 17th Roath left Antwerp for Cardiff 18th Llanthony Abbey left Middlesbrough for Cardiff 16th Melrose Abbey arvd Havre 17th Tintem Abbey arvd Havre 17th Hartbnrn arvd Tyne 17th Ormesby left Bremen for Cardiff 16th Eden arvd Tyne from Tees 16th Lackenby left Hamburg for Cardiff 16th Cymmrodorion arvd Newport 18th Alacrity left Havre for Newport 18th Lesreaulx left Newport for Itio Janeiro 18th Jersey arvd Bordeaux 18th Mercedes left Dublin for Cardiff 18th Quickstep left Falmouth for Cardiff 18th CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, Jan 18.—Julia Park ss, 2013, Dun- kerque, straw. Biscaye as, 979, Bilbao, iron ore. Dan. beth ss, 1472, Marionople via Kings Lynn, wheat. Wylesike as, 1607, Bremen, light. Preston ss, 1327, Antwerp, light. BUTE EAST DOCK, Jan 17.—Otto, 330, Barry, light. Forest SS, 1062. Corso ss, 776, Bayonne, pitwood. BUTE EAST DOCK, Jan 18.-Fylingdale ss, 1009. Ely Rise ss, 735, Bordeaux, pitwood. Leila ss, 9iS, Ardros- san, light. Texa. ss, 71, Devonport, light. Merca.tor, 370, Bristol, baJlast.j BUTE WEST DOCK, Jan 17.—William, 63, Bridgwater, elm timber. Carlingford Lough as, 58, Portaferry, potatoes. BUTE WEST DOCK, Jan 18.—Marquis of Bute ss, 135. Ellington ss, 440. Phos, 51, Canal, light. Mersey, 43, Canal, light. PENARTA DOCK, Jan 17.-Rot-ha as, 585, Slip, light. Argus ss, 577, Liverpool, light. Swiftsure ss, 487, Dartmouth, light. Henry Brand »s, 425, Southampton, light. St Vincent ss, 78, Bridgwater, light. Iron Duke ss, 95, Bristol, light. Good Intent, 38, Cardiff, light. Star of the West, 78, Bridgwater, light. William, 72, Gloucester, light. Champion, 68, Bridgwater, light. Elizabeth, 47, Bridgwater, light. PENARTH DOCK, Jan 18.—Wordsworth ss, 1286, Rouen, light. Dauntless ss, 999, Cardiff, light. Surbi- ton ss, 494, London, light. SAILINGS. RoATH DOCK, Jan 17.-Rugby as, Dowey, Port Said. Ocaa as. True, Odessa. Nutfield as, Cassap, Naples and Leghorn. Mediterraneo ss, Catarinich, Pola. ROATH DOCK, Jan 18-Dowlais ss, Mills, Gibraltar. Ville de Ceara ss, Benkill, Algiers. Earl of Rosebery ss, Gregory, Sables d'Olonne. BUTE EAST DOCK, Jan 17.-Lyndliurst ss, Kendrlck, St Vincent. Valin ss, Laine, La Rochelle. BUTE EAST DOCK, Jan 18.-Vectis ss, Taylor, Devonport. Sportsman ss, Edwards, St Thomas, W L BUTE WEST DOCK, Jan 18.—Salvor ss, Ford, Roads. Colleen, Donovan, Newport. Wild Rose ss, Carter, Gariton. Devon, Williams, Fremington. Aurora, Bittern, Fremington. 134avo, Lewerdvig, Ferrol. Usko, Stable, Rio Grand do Sul. Lark ss, Crosby, Sea. PENARTH DOCK, Jan 17.-Easington ss, Smyrna. Newark ss, London. Rugby ss, Sheerness. Marion ss, Bristol. Netliam ss, Watchet. Hannah, Glou- cester. Mary Louisa, Watchet. PENARTH DOCK, Jan 18.-Roseca.4tle as, Galveston. Eva ss, London. Henry Brand ss, Southampton. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Jan 18. StjMalo, Racine ss, B, 995, Brown, L Gueret R$Janeiro, Rosneath, B, 1123, Wilson, Sons & Co, Ltd Mlnte Video. Middleton ss, B, 1661, Anning Bros Las Palmas, Start ss, B. 1554, Hardy, Wilson Cot Proctor Colombo, Delmar ss, B. 1510, Hardy, Wilson & Proctor Dakar, Merjulio ss, B, 903, Hardy, Wilson & Proctor St Vincent, CV, Thordisa ss, B. 1482, Turnbull Bros Santos, H M Pollock ss, B, 1623, McDowell, Wilson, Sons & Co, Ltd Buenos Ayres, Julia Park St. B, 2013, Worms, Josse Malta, Maria ss, B, 1208, Harrison, Moore & Mooro Cape de Verds, Sapphire ss, B, 1389,Ellis, Christie & Co Trinidad, Griqua, Nwy, 285, Pedersen,C Schroeter&Co Havre, Charles Mitchell ss, B, 490, Beer, W J Tillett Trouville, James Spicer ss, B, 333, Lancaster, Speir Hong Kong, Scottish Isles, B, 1925, Nicoll, Krieger & Schliemann Port Said, Empire ss, B. 1375, Jones, W R C T Jones Rio Janeiro and Las Pal mas, Sydenham ss, E, 1544, Love, Lennard, Harris & Co Jamaica, Thorntondale as, B, 1390, Tindall, Hicks Bros Smyrna, Mary ss, B, 773, Boagey, Thomas Gray Ceara, Fremad, Nwy, Simonsen, John Bovey & Co CLEARED—Jan 18. Monte Video. Middleton B, 3000 coal St Thomas, W I, Sportsman as, B, 2000 coal St Malo, Racine ss, B. 2000 coal Bio Janeiro, Rosneath ss, B, 2000 coal Dakar, Merjulio ss, B, 1250 coal Las Palmas, Start ss, B, 2900 coal Colembo, Delmar ss, B, 3000 coal Zanzibar, Rubens ss, B, 2d00 coal St Vincent, C V, Thordisa s.s, B. 2900 coal Mobile, Hunteliff ss, B. light fcantos, H M Pollock ss, B, 2800 coal St Nazaire, Earl of Dumfries ss, n. 1850 coal Malta, Marie ss, B. 2200 coal Cape de Verds, Sapphire ss, B, 2400 coal; Havre, Charles Mitchell ss, B, 1000 coal Teotiville, James Speir ss, B, tOO coal Port Said, Empire ss, B, 2780 coal Rio Janeiro and Las Palmas, Sydenham ss, B, 2900coal Savona, Castlegarth ss, B, 3400 r oal Savona, Castlegarth ss, B, 3400 r ottl Buenos Ayre, Haw/iby ss, B, 2600 coal Jamaica, Tharntondalt3 ss, B, 2850 coal Batbadoes, Falka ss, B, 2000 coal Smyrna, Mary ss, B, 1460 coal IMPORTS—Jan 18. Dunkerque, Julia, Paik ss, straw, E Underwood Bilbao, Biscaye as, iron ore, Dowlais Iron Co Marionople via Kings Lynn. wheat. Spillers & Bakers Bayonne, Corso ss, pitwood, A H Tapson & Co Bordeaux, Ely Rise so, pitwood, Simkin Bros Bridgwater, William, elm timber, Robinson, David & Co Portaferry, Carlingford Lough ss, potatoes, R England BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, Jan 17.—Britannia ss, Barry Harbour. Commentry ss, Bayonne. Harrogate ss, Rotterdam. Mortlake ss, Antwerp. Manningham so, Dublin. ARRIVALS, Jan 18.—Charles Mitchell as. Ports. mouth. Harberton ss, London. SAILINGS, Jan 17.-Aldworth SS, Buenos Ayres. Racine ss, St Malo. Cookbam 819, London. Crossbill ss, Caen. SAILINGS, Jan 18.—Rubens ss, Zanzibar. Delmar ss, Colombo. Sapphire ss, Cape de Verds. Rosneath, Rio Janeiro. Kolliker, Punta Arenas. NEWPORT-ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Jan 18.—Grangewood as, 163C, Rotterdam, light. Ettrickdale as, 2468, Hamburg, light. Bergamo ss, 699, Port Talbot, light. Springbok ss, 488, Caen, light. OLD DOCK, Jan IB.-Alliance, 325, Bristol, light. Winstanley as, 148, Portland, light. Cirages Francais ss, 378, Hennebont, pitwood. RIVER, Jan 18.-Westwood ss, 10181 Bayonne, pit- ^°Pd, Rubio ss, 960, Bilbao, iron ore. Richard Cobden, 89, Dungarvan, stone. J Milton, 93, Cork, powder. Glenfeadon, 98, Bristol, light. Harry Herbert, 111, Kinsale, light. Telegram, 79, Courtmac- sherry, light. Six Brothers, 60. Ilfracombe, light. Olivia ss, HI, Portreath, light. Edith ss, 47, Bristol, general. Thora, 78, Bristol, grain. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Jan IB.-Aohflles ss, Lilley, Philippeville. Isle of Hastings ss, Hodge, Torre Annun- ziata. King's Cross as. Carpenter, Marseilles. OLD DOCK, Jan 18.—Auric ss, Holmes, Larne. Kirk- less ss, Coffey, Waterford. Alice T, Morris, Wexford. Mistletoe, Ley, Combmartin. Mary, Davies, Dunball. RIVER, Jan 18.—Radnor ss, Williams, Cardiff. Earl i of Rosebery ss, Gregory, Cardiff. Ada, Stephens, BristoL Edgar, Worgan, Bristol. Kate, Cobham. Ilfracombe. Ant, Hines, Plymouth. John, Carter, Bideford. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Jan 18. Pernambuco, Kragero, Nwy, 509, Jones, Heard & Co Kingston, Jamaica, Alliance, Nwy, 425, Jones, Heard Para, Remittent, Nwy, 516, Jones, Heard & Co Vigo. Springbok ss, B, 488, Mordey, Jones & Co Bombay. Ettrickdale as, B, 2468, R Gething jun & Co Gibraltar, Bergamo ss, B, 699, R W Jones A Co Rio Janeiro, Manin as, B. 1389, J L Smith & Co Malta, Amie ss, B, 1161, Stephens, Mawson A Goss CLEARED-Jan 18. Gibraltar, Bergamo ss, B, 1340 coal Rio Janeiro, Manin ss, B, 2330 coal IMPORTS-Jan 18. Bilbao, Rubio ss, 2100 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co Bayonne, Westwood ss, pitwood, Budd & Co Hennebont, Cirages Francais ss, pitwood, Badd & Co Bristol, Edith ss, general, R Burton & Son Bristol, Thora, grain, Parnall & Evans Dungarvan, Richard Cobden, stones Cork, J Milton, powder EXPORTS COASTWISE—Jan 18. Bridgwater, Tom, 120 coal Gloucester, Reliance, 66 coal Bristol, John, 100 coal, Humphreys & Co Bridgwater, John, 130 coal, Humphreys & Co Dungarvan, Richard Cobden, 170 coal, H E Baddeley Dublin, Capt McClure ss, 580 eoal, J F Thomas A Co Par, Fritz Emil, 300 coal, Jones, Heard & Co Milford, Alice, 63 coal, Clapp & Co Kinsale, Marion, 160 coal, Mon & Cwm C ollieries Co Bristol, Thomas and Maria, 130 coal Bridgwater, Gloucester Packet, 115 coal, Partridge, Jones A Co Bristol, Carbon ss, 140 coal, A J Smith Bristol, County of Lancaster ss, 265 coal, A J Smith Bristol, Regina, 110 coal, A J Smith Portland, Winstanley ss, 460 coal Bideford, Six Brothers, 105 coal SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DCOK, Jan 17.—Ada. 73, Youghal, oats. NORTH DOCK, Jan 18. — Sarah Blanche ss, 99, Rairsey, general. Aira Force es, 95, Workington, flue dust. Stokesley ss, 590, Huelva, copper ore. Thor as. 1170, Bergen, light. SOUTH DOCK, Jan 17.—Jessie and Emily ss, 52, Bide. ford, light. SOUTH DOCK, Jan 18.-Crofthead ss, 149, Harring. ton, pig iron. Henry Fisher so, 299, Hayle, light. Marshal Keith ss, 311. St Malo, light. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Jan 17.-Boston ss, 507, London, light. Aunts ss, 550, Bilbao, iron ore. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Jan 18.—Pinner's Point ss, 2472, Liverpool, light. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Jan 17.-Prineess Mary ss, McNicol, Aberdeen. Hugin ss, Hann, London via Llanelly. Scott Harley ss, Sutton,Cork. Normand as, De Gruchy, Morlaix. SOUTH DOCK, Jan 17.-Avon ss, Stewart, Glasgow. Collier se, Watkins, Avonmouth. SOUTH DOCK, Jan 18.—Alice Depeaux ss, Lefevre, Rouen. Malachite ss, Masson, Rochester. Jessie and Kmily ss, Harris, Weston-super-Mare. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Jan 17,-Faunns ss, Lund. gen, Copenhagen. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Jan 18.—Boston City ss, Barclay, New York. Columba ss. Pelton, Dieppe. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Jan 18. Sables d'Olonne, Swansea ss, B, 579, Le Boulanger Dieppe, Marshal Keith ss, Ger, 311, Harries Bros & Co Norfolk, Va, Pinner's Point ss, B. 2472, Burgess & Co Delagoa Bay, Golconda, B, 443, Richardson ct Co Honfleur, Henry Fisher ss, B. 299, Nelson, J R Davies CLEAR ID—Jan 18. Sables d'Olonne, Swansea ss, B, 1230 coal Dieppe, Marshal Keith ss, Ger, 500 coal New York, Boston City ss, B, 300 general Honfleur, Henry Fisher as, B, 580 coal Halifax, N S, Zio Battista, ly, 400 coal IMPORTS-Jan 18. Huelva, Stokesley ss, 1209 iron pyrites, 20 copper ore, Societe Commerciale Bilbao, Aunis ss, 1300 iron ore, Scrivnor, Breff & Co Liverpool, Talbot ss, general, John Bacon Youghal, Ada, 103 oats, John Dyer Harrington, Crofthead ss, 400pig iron, Grovesend Steel Ramsey, Sarah Blanche ss, 100 lead ore, Vivian A Sons; 17 potatoes, Importers' Co; 33 potatoes, Shepherd & Co Workington. Aira Force ss, 320 flue dust, Vivian (feSons EXPORTS COASTWISE-Jan 18. Liverpool, Talbot ss, general, J Bacon Hayle, Henry Fisher ss, 610 coal. Main Colliery Co Plymouth, Frances, 225 coal, Evans & Bevan Weston-super-Mare, Jessie and Emily ss, 110 coal, Evans & Bevan Belfast, Sarah Blanche ss, 230 coal, E W Cook A Co London, Boston ss, U30 coal, GhrauBCMKurwen Co 45 coal, J Wood & Co PORT TALBOT. ARRIVALS, Jan 14.-Helvinside as, 94, Bristol, bal last. Jan 17.—Mascotte ss, 186, Middlesbrough, 250 tons railway chairs, T W Davies. SAILINGS, Jaa 15.-Kelvinside ss, Dean, Liverpool, Jait 17.-Bergamo ss, Prance, Newport. Edward Win. dus, Evans, Portmadoc. Jan 18. — Mascotte as, Pembus, Newport. LLANELLY. CLEARED-Jan 17. Les Mouards, Marguerite, F, 150 coal Liverpool, Orpheus ss, B, tinplates CLEARED-Jan 18. London, Hugin ss, B, tinplates Liverpool, Voltaire ss, B, general Hayle, Mary Barrett, B, 150 coal Wexford, Spray, B, 130 coal London, Pacific, B, 180 copperas

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