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RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON, Tuesday Evenin Ti following ,g.- is were the rates of exchange on London to-day :— Paris—Cheque*25-154 St. Petersburg SmttM..93.75 Berlin—8 days' »lgli(i|20.35j Madrid—aigbt 30.40 Do 3months .29.2541 Do. 3months. CO.00 Hamburg—3 month* ..20.25 Constantinople .3 mtbl.109.10 Frauklort—Short 2P.3< Home—3 months. 00.00 Vienna—Sight .119 75 Do. Bight 26.16 Amsterdam—Short.. 12.0SA Lisbon .40 1'4 Antwerp—3hort25.18 to 25.231 BRITISH STOCK a — BUSINESS owjns oplig 12.10 1.10 CLO AFT Uon. Gosohen's 3J p c Money 1104 1096 1,91 1091 Do. do. Account 1101 110 109, 109J Do. 24 per Cent. do. „ „ „ 107 i Liocal Stock Ill" Bank of England Stock „ 330JI India p«r Cent. _117jl Do. 3 do. 110 1094 109* Metroplitan Con. 34 pc.. 120j Do. do 3pc.. 114 India Rupee Paper Ji pc.. 614 — ►. — 611 lus.Canadian^ p c Jan ,Jly. 110 — Ins. C Good Hope 4 p c, 1883 118 «. Ins. N. Zealand Consolidtd 114 — Ins. New Stli. Wales 4 p c.. 120 — „ Ins. Victoria 4 p c, 1882-3-4. 103 Ins. South Australian 4 p c 111 „ Queensland 4 p e 1124 FORKION STOCKS Chilian, 1886 ~89 „ „ ] Do 1892 95 Buenos Ayr«» 1382 41 Do 1883 J 41 Bulgarian 6 p. c. 1888 94 I" M trgeal ine 1886 .814 sli Do (funding 82 Do 14 per cent Sterling 53 Do Treasury 57 Argentine Cedulas A 541 Do Cellula" B 32 314 Buenos Ayres Cedulas I 8 DoJ 71 Brazilian, 1889 69j 1 -hiuese Silver Loan 11"74 118 Do. Gold do. 108 Egyptian UniUeils 104 „ Do New 3A per Cent. 102 1C21 Do Stats Domain „ IC5- „ Do DaiiaNew 104 „ tfrencb J per Cent. )tent es i 10,- Do 34 per Cent. Rentes 1044 Hungarian 1 per Omit,. Mold I02j „ German 3 p.c. 1891-92-93 «. 974 Iialian S per Cent. 87} 884 881 S3 834 Mexican 6 ptjr Cent. 931 — 93 Peru. Corp. Ordinary 2i „ Do Preference 71 „ „ „ Portuguese per Cent. 1869 264 « M Greek, 1881 30 Do 1884 30 ttussian4p. Cb. Conversion 1024 Spanish 1 per Cent. -— 611; 6]. 61H Turkish, 1894 94 Do Ottoman Defence 1014 Do let Group.. — — 63 „ Do 2nd Group 32 „ Do 3rd Group 19 £ „ Do 4Mi Group 191 „ 194 — » Jbiomau Bank Shares „ 11A Oruguay;34 per Cent. 494 Honduras 5 „ Paraguay 17- transvaai Loan 5 per Cent ill BRITISH RAILWAYS Brighton Railway Ord. ISO I Do. do. Deferred 178 1771 Caledonian Consolidated.. J55 Do Preferred Con. Ord. 974 Do. Deferred Con. Ord 574 571 Chatbam a011 Dour Ord 171 17 Do. Preference 1304 1301 1301 Kast Loudon 7 Pnrness 704 Glasgow and South Westn 134 — — Great Eastern Ordinary 1024 l<Yt" 1021 at. Nthn. Prefd. Con. Ojrdy 1234 Do. Defrd. do. 534 63 Do. A's 51 Great Western 1711 174 Hull and Barnslay „ 364 551 — Lancashire and Yorkshire 145 — London and North-Westrn 1974 197 196t London and South-Westrn 2. 3 Lon. A Stb. Wentrn. Defrd. 73 72 %fait. Shot. aik(i a Lin. Orti. 52 Do. Preferred 82 «. — Do. Deterred &7| 234 — — 231 vietropolitan Consolidated 108 107 Do. I.iL%(t Stock S4 Do. District Ordinary 34 324 1)0. Preferred 103 Midland Ordina" 1641 164 IE32 North British t)rti. Prot. soi «. Do. Ordinary Deferred 41.1. North-Eastern Ordinary „ 1731 173 » 1721 North Staffordshire ]^8 South-Eastern Ordinary „ 144 Do. Deferred „ 1021 101? „ Taff Vale Act, 1889 g$. „ OTH KR RAILWAYS Canadian Pacific -T_~ 594| S9}{ „ 594 9ran<l Trunk Ordinary 4* I Do. Guaranteed 39 38J1 « 1J0. First Preference 29ii 29 Do. Second Preference 171 17 161 17 Do. Third Preft, ollOO gi 94 sa Mexican Ordinary 21 2Di Do. First. Preference.. „ 784 754' Do. SetMud Preference 354! 35 Lombards Ordinary j — „ vieaicaaCnil.4 p.c. Bonds 084 Do do First Income 17 «. Buenos Ayres Gt. Southern 137 1 «.. 136 L> uenos Ayres and Rosario I "• — — — Central Argentine [854 • 84J1 AMERICAN RAILWAYS itchfson 133 134 Do Preferenoe.. 2l 21 2C| Central Pacifle 14j 15 14 Chicago, Milwaakie 7;1 7 73! Denver Ordinary 121 12 Do Preferred 4^1 444 44 Krie Shares 14 Illinois Central 934 94 Lake Shore 150 Louis and NashTille 4411 441 444 Missouri, K.%nnam, & Texas 111 Liew York Central 954 96 New York Ontario 141 141 N. Y. Penn. Ohio 1st Mort. Norfolk Preference 16 151 North Pacific Preference 214 21 Pennnvlrania Ordinary „ 33i — Philaifeiphia and Reading 101 104 — 10 Do. First Ineome Bonds. 374 Union Pacific 7 1.. „ „ Wabash Preference -'i 15i lSi, Do. General Mortgage 22. 21il « — SOUTH AFRICANMINES Afribandar „ „ Bantjes 31 3ft Barnato Bank 2 1ft Barnato Consolidated ?4 24 Bechaanaland Ex. 1 i British South Africa 21 2LA 2 fi ». BuSelsdoorn 28 211 21 City and Suburban New.. 44 Con. Gold Field., DeL 114 11N lIf Crownreef 10i De Beers Distinoit(to 28i 28", 2Bi Burban-Roedepoort 6j Ea,st Etand Gh 6i Forreirp., 19 19 Gold Fields Deep 9 SA Gordon Diamonds „ 9d Henderson Trust, go& 21 Henry Nourse 64 Johannesburg cons. Invest 3^ 34 — Jubilee „ 9 81 «. Jumpers 6 „ 51 Klerksdorp 9/3 9/ „ V-anglaagte Estate —.— 5 Do. Mock B li I Modderfontein_ „ 5 54 Mozambique 14 lg Sew jagersfontein94 Nigel i-J Ocoatia Land Ii lAi Pioneer 9 Privar,-ao- 5 Princess 2i Rand Mines 27 271 Randfoticein 2i 2- 28 Rand-Rhodesia I Keitfontein 3 Rhodesia. Limited 1J Salisbury 3J ■heba I| 1., Simmer and Jack £5new, i 54 ioutliAfricanF.xploix.iion' 154 — itli African Gold Trust Vg ?4 — — 7J W-miners 84 We"'uter. 51 AUSTRALIAN MINES bbott's 4 Associated Gold Mine 3 21 F5ayley's Reward 4/6 Big Blow 1 M 5/6 Black Flag 1. Broken Hill Prop 21. Great Boulder 6i 64 61 Sreat Fingall Reels „ g Hampton Plains 5; 3tj Hannan's BrownhiU 4t 4i Oannan's Napier- 4 Lady Loeb- lti l ady Shenton 2A Lake View. 7 l,qndonderry- 2/ — 3/6 Lon.A VV est Australia Expr. 11 — Mainland Consols 2ft 24 •- 2ft Wealth of Nations lj — WestAustraiianGold Field1- 7j 6J Westralia | W Astralia Expl.A Finance 4 A Wentworth i M i INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Peninsular A Oriental Prf. 155 Do. Deferred 2124 CunatdSteainshls, £ 2Cpaid Sf 4 nglo.American Tel Pref.. 97 Do. do. Ordinary. 5^4 Direct United States Cable 91 Arthur Guinness Ordinary, 560 530 Allsopps Ordinary 169 Coats Ordinary 59 Pears' .Soap Ordinary li v. Consett I i-eii 22 — Mbbw Vale St. &['it Vo. 5 Deccan land S5 Shares.. 34 3t Suez Canals 133 h'astmans 3¡ Salt Union Ordinary 2 Nitrate Rail nay 71 Dublin ]>ist;llers „ 21 — t — MISCELLANEOUS. Burma Ruby — 3 Cape Copper Mines 21. 23 2i Hauraki 17/ f.. Mason and Barry — 3 Mysore Gold. Pi Mysore Gold leield. 13-32 21/6 yiontanas e. 1 Ooregum Ordinary 3 3,^ Etio lillito Copper 241 e. 24 Tharsis Copper

LONDON MINING MARKET. YESTERDAY'S CLOSING PRICES. [KXOHANGE TELEGRAPH 00.'S TEIIKQBAM.] BRITISH MINES. Cam Brea — — Tincroft — — Dolcoath 16/0 17/C West Kitty .1% 2 East Pool 19/0 20/0 Wheat Agar — — KUlilreth 4/0 5/0 Do. Granville 4% 5 SOUTH AFRICAN MINES. Afrikander Gold. 1 VA 1% Luipaards Vlei.. 1% l'/« Aurora I1/* 1% Lydenburg Min'g 6 6% Bantjes (New) 3rW 3^ May Consolid'ted 2l/a 2% Barrett 12/0 13/0 Meyer&Charlton 4% 5% BuSelsdoorn 2% 2% Modder'tein New 5 5'/« Champ D'Or 1% 1% Monast'y Di'mnd Chimes 1 H/4 N'e^' Bulfontein 1% 1 City«fc Sub.(New) 1% 4^ New Primrose.. 4% 5% Con. Bulfontein..3110 32/0 Nigel 2% 2 lis Con. Deep Level 4J, 5l/t Do. Deep I I/i I' Croesus, (New) IV4 IV2 Nourse Deep— 4% 5% Crown Reef 105'» 10% Orion New II De Beers £ 8% 286/, Paddington Cons 11-ft Dnrb'n-Roodep't. 6y2 6' Pioneer 8l/4 9''5 East Rand 6l/« 6^ Princess 2% Ferreira 19% 20 Randfontein 2% 2% Geldenhuis 3% 3% Rand Mines 20% 27 Do. Deep 45V4 Rietfontein New 2% 3% Do. M m Reel. || [a Robinson ( £ 5 Sh) 8% 8% Glencairn 2Vt 2% RoodepoortDeep 2 2% George Goch 1% 1% Salisbury New.. 3% 4 Ginsberg(New).. 21/x 2y4Sheba 1% 1% Gk)lden Arrow ..13/0 14/0 Simmer A Jack.. 5 6 Gold Fields Deep. 8ft Bfi Spes Bona New.. I1/? 1% Gny Fawkes „ Spitzkop ..„ — 1 ll/g Heidelberg. 1/6 2/o Stanhope 1 Henry Nourse.. 6% 6% Sutherland Reef 2/9 3/3 Heriot (New) 81/9 8% Unitedi.anglaagte Jagersfontein 9 9l/4 New Jubilee 8% 9 Unit'd Roodp'rte 4% 4% Jumpers 5% 6% Van Ryn New 4 4"14. Kimb.-Roodept 2% 2% Do. West.. 1% 2»/, Kl'nfo te'n(Cntl.) 2% 3 Village Mainreef 5% 5% Knight 5' 6V» Voglstruis 4 'I1/, Koffyfontein -fl li Do. Deep 2 2l,4 Langlaagte 4% 5:i Wemmer 8% Do. Block B. 11! IV2 West Rand Mines H4 id Langlaagte Royal 1% 2V3 Wolhuter Ws 5% Lisbon-Berlyn 5/9 6/3 LAND AND EXPLORATION COMPANIES. AdlerConsoldted 1V4 1% IMash'la'dAgency J ti 2 African Explratnl V 15% MatabeleGldRfs 4Va 41/-) Balkis Eersteling 0/44 0/7 ( Mozambique 1% 1% Do. Land 4/9 5/3 Do. Pardy's 1 l1/* Becbuaual'nd Ex li^ l^lMontrose Explo.. Barnato Bank 1% 2 lOceanaLand 1,\ lilt Barnato Consols. 2-ft Potchefstroom 11i BuIuwayoSynd.. "/& 11/9 Ftand ExDiomVn 34 IV4 Char. B.S. Africa 2;14 2% Do. Rhodesia.. 1 Char. Gold Fields 44 Rhodesia Lim. 1V« 1% Con. Gol'tiel's Defll 1111. Do. Conces Eaatleigh Do. Explor 5'4 5 Exploration Co.. 2% 3 Rhodesi'n Claims — G'ld Tr'sit&Invest 7<4 7Vs Steyn Estate 1ft 1+4 Graskop 4/3 4/9 Tali Concessions lrti 1ft Gwelo Exploratn 0/9 1/3 Transvaal Devlp. a Henderson Fst.. 2" 2ft Transvaal Gold Joha.nnesburg & Exploration. 6% 7Va Cons. Invest. 3 31h Transvaal Land Johannesb'rgWat lfS 2TV (fully paid). 3R Klerksdorp 8/9 9/3 United Rhodesia II London andparis Willoughby Cons lft 1ft Lydenburg Ests. 1ft 1ft Zambesi Explo.. 2l/4 ¿1 AUSTRALIAN AND INDIAN MINES. Aladdin Lamp 2% 2% Lady Loch. 1% 2 Asso. Gold W.A. 23/i 3 Londonderry 3/0 4/0 Bayley'x Reward 4/0 5/0 MainlandConsola 21 2:11 BendigoG'ldFlds l 1% vlawson's R'w'd II tI Big Blow ft h Menzies Reef BrokenHill Prop. 218 21, Menzies Mining I A HI Champion Reef.. 7'/g 8% Mount Morgan.. 3ft 3ft Day Dawn 11/6 12/•: Marchis'n Diam'd — — P.C. 3/3 3/S Mysore. 8Vi 8% Goiconda Goldfields..21/0 22/0 Gold Estates of Beef 8/0 9/0 Australia 1% H. "W es fi 4 Great Boulder.. 618 6A Wynaad Half Mile Reef. 1 l1,, Nundydroog 3ft 'H Hampton Plains 3fi 3fl Aus. Mines Ag*cy 1 Hannans Brown Ooregum. 2% 3 Hill 4% .p „ Pref. I\ 4 Hannan's Forest V4 Vi Went worth fi fi Hannan's Trea- W.A. Gold Field? 6% 7% sure lft lft Do. Concession. 1% 1% Hannan's Group l1/* 1% Do. Exploratic lft lft Hit or Miss lft 1H Do. Finance 4Vi 4% Iron King l*/4 1% Do. Share Cor ^«pm Kalgiirli. 1 IV4 White F. Rew» V/% 2 MISCELLANEOUS Bnrraah Ruby H (JfNew Chun«..„ Cape Copper 21,,4 2% Rio Tinto.23% 24% Copiapo .2ft 21. SLraitBDf'"7alOJ)'t., Hauraki 16/01 17/0 Waihi Gold 6% 6% Lake View — — Do. Silverton ..1% 2% ,w Mason & 11 rry 21f, 3% -_u

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST SUPPLIED BY MESSRS THACKERAY & 00. Stock and Share Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers, Cardiff. ;RAII.WAVS. Paid Pri,- •Hock Barry Undivided _100 ..284 788 h Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Ord. -100 ..130 132 Do. Deferred Ordinary 100 .153 155 „ Great Western.100 173% 7414 Iondoti and North Western-100 ..196% 197^4 to Midland 100 ..163% i6.% 10 Port Talbot By. and Docks.. 8 h 81« 10 llhoii&S. Bay Nos.1/36,600.. 10 5% 5% 10 Do. New 10 5% 5% Stock Rtiymney .10C ..269 t.71 < Do. 188 240 pm. 220 pd 50 ..125 128 ad p „ l'aff Vale Divided stock 10) 84 84% PRKFICRRNTIAL S, ock Barry Ry. 5 p.c. 1st Pref — TOO _180 185 Do" Consolidated 1 p.c.100 .142 144 Do New do.100 ..142 144 „ Brecon A M«r_ 1st Pref. liJol.100 80 83 Do. 2nd Pref. 1862.100 53 5S Cambrian, No. 1,4p.c.« — ..1001.. 80 82 Do No. 2 a 40 42 Great Western Iip.c.100 .190 193 0 PembrkA Tenby 5 p.c.. 1 10 12 14zd 10 Rhon A S Bay 5 p.c. 1/30,000 10 13 13% 10 Do New 10 13% 13% Stock. Rhyniney I p.c. C,,nmold _100 ..J47 149 „ Talf Vale 1 n.c Cons^ld too -147 149 GUARANTKKD OB LBASISI). 50 Aberdare 10p.c._— 50 _170 175 Stock Great Western, 6 p. c. guar.100 „191 194 „ Pen rtli5V4P-c. — —100 193 95 10 Vale of Glamorgan 10 1%. 13% RAILWAY ANI) OTHER DEBKNTlut Stock Alex. Dock & Ry. 4 p.c.: 1C0 _129 131 „ Barry Ry. 3 p.c 100 ..111 113 Brecon AMertbyr A 4 p.c. _100 -134 136 Do B 4 P.C. _100 ..111 112 ButeDock3p.o —«^_100 ..107 109 „ Cambrian A 4 p. cw-100 „140 14Z Do. B <* p.c. 100 ..133 J40 Do. C 4 p.c. -100 .132 134 „ Do. D 4 p.c. non cum 100 ..116 118 %Vest-eri, 4 do, 100 .155 !58 It Midland 6 eeir „100 il7 119 Mid-Wales A 4% pee cent _100 ..148 152 „ Neath A Brecon 1st _100 _128 130 do A 1 100 _110 112 <5d. A|2 100 37 40 „ Rlionilda&Sw'seaBay 4p.c. 100; ..133 134 Rhvmney 4 ditto m0..153 155 Taff Vale 3 p.c. _100 ..112 115 „ Yale of Glamorgan 3 p.c. _100 _105 10'1 BANKS. 50 Glamorganshire, 2%« 4% 5% 5 Glamorganshire, Pref. 2% 5% 5% 60 London & Midland 45 46 10 London A Provincial 5 „ 211/* 21% 50 Llovds Bank 8 „ 243/4 25% 60 Metro, of England A Walea b 13% 14 75 National Prouncial _10%^ 44% 45% 60 National Provincial ->——_12 52 53 40 North & South Wales -10 51 32 GAS 10 Aberdare 10 19 20 Stock Bristol 5p.c. — ..100 _129 131 „ Cardilf A lOpercent ..235 45 Do B 8 percent _100 .190 20C I Do. C 7 per cent _100 ..113 178 „ Do. D5 percent -100 ..125 )27 „ Do. 4% p.c. Pref. Stocks ^KT ..123 128 Stock Newport, A 10 per cent 100 ..235 245 „ Do. B 7% per cen -100 ..175 lBE „ Do. C 7 percent -100 ..170 175 5 Swansea7% per cent 25 45 47 a5 Do 7 per cen 25 40 42 OAS AND WATER. 10 Bridgend 10 „. 8 8% 12 Pontypool (Max. 10 p.c.)—^ 12 17% 18%xd 10 Tstrad A (Rhondda) — 10 19% 20xd 10 Do. B 7 p.c 10- 13 ]31xd WATERWORKS 25 Bristol 25 66 '1 20 Do. -20 44% 143/6 10 Pontypridd 10 per oti Ord. .0 24 25 10 Do 1 p.c dr. „ 10 16% 17V4 BREWERIES. 10 Arnold Perrett Ordinary 10 8 8% 10 do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 11% 12 10 Bristol (George's) Ordinary.. 10 7,9 40 10 do. 6 p.c. Pref.. 10 17', 18 10 Hancock 6 p.c. Prefd. Ordy. 10 14 14% 10 do. Pref'd iss. at 2 pm 2 5% 5% 10 do. Deferred Ordinary. 10 16% 17 '0 do. Def. iss. at 4 prem 4 9% 10 10 do. 6 p.c. Preference 10 14'4 15% Stock do. 4 p.c. Deben. StocklOO -120M 10 Rhondda Valley 5 p.c. Pref. 10 11 11% Stock do. 41/4 Deb. StocklOO .110% 111% COAL AND IRON. I') Albion Slen.ui Colliery i'l 10% 11% 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., red. 100 104 106 10 Cambrian Col 6 p c cum Pf 10 10Y. 10% 100 Do. 4i p.c Deb. 100 ..101 103 10 D. I)avi- & Soils V ,10Y, 11 10 Do. 6 p.c cam redPf Shs 10 10% 10% 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., red..100 ..10^ 106 100 Do. 5 p.c BDb. (1-06) 100 .104 lC6 •J3 Ebbw Vale Steei, troii.&Coal -;dfi -551/4 5 Great. W elltrn Ord. 5 31 5 Do. Pref. 5.. 8% 8% 5 International Goal — 5 1 1% 00 Lockets Colliery 5 p.c. Dbs. 100 97 100 00 Miller it Cory 6 p. c. Debx.lU.' ..100 HI 621,. NautygloibBlaiualron Pref. 62% 95 97 10 Newport-Ahercarn 10 2% 2% 10 Dp. Participating Pref. 10 6% 7 5 North'a Navigation {Colliery 5 1% 1% 5 Do 10 p.c. Cum Pref s 5% 5% Do. 6 p.c. Deb. 100 ..101 IU 10 i?eitrikyber Colliery lU 5 5% 10 Do. 5 to 71/2 1). c. Pref. 10 8% 8% 100 Powell Duffryu 6 p.c. Deb _100 —108 110 5 Rhyiuney Iron 5 218 23s. 5 Do New £2 lOa creditedl%_ 9s 6d 10s 6d 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. I)eboRlOO 96 99 17 South Wales Colliery Ord 17 9l"J 10 3 Do. 10 per.1 Pref.. 3 33 J%xd 3 Do. New Pref 1%— 1% 2xd 11 Tredegar Iron a *dCoal A.. 7% 2 2% Stock. De B 100 34% 35141 MISCELLANEOUS. Stoell Ales. Ok." By. t1 A Pref.100 ..128 130 „ Ditto 4% 6 Prof. 103 N4 106 10 Barry Or/nlnll Dock 10 20% 211/4 1 Ben Evans and Co. Ord 1 1 (Subject to Founders' Shares. 1 Bland A Co, 1 10 Bl. and So. Wales Waggon 3 5% 6% 10 Bnte Prv Dock 10 13 13\,zd kook Bute Dk. Preferred Ordinary issued at 10 p.c. prem pMd 40 55 56 „ Cardilf (!or loratiou 5%p. c.1W .18 122 10 Cardiff Ice 10 — — 10 Cardiff Milling Co Ordinary 1C 1 1 10 Do. D 3. 6 p.c. Preference 10 2% 31" 5 C'diff & Pen rtli Tramways 5 4 4%xd 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 39 <lxd 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage. 25 36 313 5 Empire, Cardiff 5 6l/« 6%xd 30 Hill's Dry Dock 18 8% 9 10 Milford Dock -—— 10 lJs 10 Mordey Carney, 9 12 13 10 Do. do. -10 1311. 14 100 Do. 4% p.o. Deb. (R 1909, at 105) 100 ..102 104 50 Mountstuart Dry Dock A 73 76 60 Do. Do, B 20 56 38xd Newpt. Water BlAnnuitte* 27% 2&% 10 Par,q)i & PvaitH Ord. 7%1 10 Do. Pref. 6 p.c. oum 10-610 50 Penartli Shipbuilding 50 37 38 10 Provincial 'rrainwttyii 10 7Y4 7% 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 10 14 14% 10 Royal Hotel 6% Pref. 1" 5 8 10 SpilleraA Bakers Ordinary 9 14% i5 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10. 14 1%xd 10 Spillers Nephews Bisenit-co910 10% Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. Stk.100 ..111 113 100 Western Mail4%p.c.Dbl920100 ..105 107 in n" A Prof 10 101,(" l

Bank Rate raised from 2% to 3 p.c., 24th Sept. 1896. S'CI/LIiRS 20 Bristol A S Wales Wagon Shares 20 Port Talbot Ry Shares 10 Provincial Tramway Ord Shs, at 7% £ 400 Barry 3 p.c. Deb Stock 25 Cardiff Milling Ord Shares B2 0 D. Davis and Sons B Deb £100 & E407 Barry Undivided Stk, at 286 B500 lockets Merthyr Colliery Debs 50 Vale of Glamorgan Ry. Shares 25 Hancocks Deferred Ord Shares, at 1611 C600 I loyd ft Yorath 4 i p.c Db-bid wtd 20 Rhondda & S. Bay Ordinary Shares £ 400 Western Mail 4% p.c. Debs, at 107 12 London ft Prov Bank Shares, at 21% ;50 Evans and Allen £ 1 Shares bid wtd 15 Rhondda Brewery 5 p.c. Prefs, at 11% CWU Alexandra A 4% p.. Pref Stock 100 Rhymney Iron New and Old-bidwtd BUYERS. £ 50 raff Vale Stock, at 84% ?0 Norths Colliery Pref Shares B500 Western Mail 4% p.c. Debs 20 Cardiff Milling Pref Shs, at P.2 189 9d B500 Rhymney Iron Deb 50 Newport Abercam Ordinary, at 2% B50 Swansea Harbour Stock £ 5'0 Rhymney Ry Pref Stock 30 I). Davis & Sons Old Shs, at £ 1012s 6d B500 Taff Vale Preference Stock 15 Mordey Carney, £9 paid, at 12% 30 Spillers & Bakers Pref 30 Glamorgan Bank Ord & Pref Shares 10 & 8 Barry Graving Di ck Shs. at 21% 23W Alexandra Dock B Pref Stock 5BACKERAY AND CO., CARDLHE, STOCK BUOKRRS 1059 E. T LYDDON AND CU. 122, BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. Telegrams-" Lyddon, Cardiff." Telephones—P.O.. 63: Nat.. 103 SILLERS, £5"0 Mordey & Carney Deb, at 103 20 Vale of Glamorgan Ry Shares 50 We- tern Mail Pref Shares 2135 Barry Deferred stock £35 Barry Preferred Stock 20 Swansea Tramway Shares 1 Share ss Louguiel, at B32 10s or bid j 1 Share ss Blaenavon, at B32 10s or bid 1 Sharegs Leireaulx, at B32 10s or bid p 20 D. Davis and Son< Pref, at 10ft ? 25 Rhondda Ord. Shares, at 5% V £ 000 Barry New Pref Stock .5 30 Cardiff Empire Shares, at £ 6 8s 9d 40 Nells (>rd Shares, at 12 B266 Bute Dock Deb Stock, at 108% 20 Spillers Nophews Shares £65 Rhymney Ord 30 Port Talbot Shares 25 Hills Dry Dock Shares-want bid BUYBRS Rhondda & s. Bay Pref Shares £1. 00 Taff Vale Pref Stock, at 148 20 Albion Colliery Shares 20 Nells Ordinary 20 Bevans Ordinary 15 Cardiff Empires, at 6% 3G D. Davis & Sons Pref Shares, at 10% 10 Barry Graving Dock Shares F. S. AND J. C. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1, DOCK CHAMBERS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, cauoiff 1083 l'grams: 'Fleini,ik,. Car,!itf.' 'I', p's. Nar,, I'?, BUYERS. S1010 Barry Deferred Ordinary £¿oo Barry Graving Dock Deb 20 Ebbw Vaie Shares £60 Cardiff Gas D Stock 5 Rhondda & s. Bay Pref Shares 50 Stranaghan an i Stepheits Prefs B500 Rhymnev Ry Ord Stock 25 H-tncocks Deferred, at 16¿ 25 Hancocks New Deferred, at 9% 50 Hancocks Preferred, at 14 20 Albion Colliery Shares 20 Spillers Ord nary SELLERS. -i!O Tredegar A Shares 5 Junction Dry Dock Shares 10 Vale of Glamorgans £ 00 D. Davis & Sons B Deb and Pref THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 110, Bute-street (and Stock Exchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gedge, Cardiff.' Telephones—National. No. 139: P.O. No. 82. 1093 SELLERS. — £ 500 Bute Preferred Ordinary Bevans Ord Sharet4 £30Q Main Colliery 5 p.c. Deb Cardiff Empires, at 6-ft 10 London & Prov Banks D. Davis & Sons Pref Hancocks Pref Shares BUYERS. —Carmarthen United Brew Prefs TREGERTHUJN DUNN AND CO., EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF AND STOCK EXCHANGE.; 113t Tgraunas—"TBKDUNN. CARUIPF.' Nat No l30,P O 131 SELLERS. -2 000 Bute Preferred Stock V Cambriau Pref Shares BUYERS. -D. Davis & Sons Pref Shares 10 Albion Colliery Shares Mountstuait Dry Dock A or B Shares 20 Spillers & Bakers Ord Shares J. W. COURTIS AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1146 Telegrams—" Stocks. Cardiff." Telenhones—Nat.. 551 P 0.. 517 SELLERS. 15 Bristol & S. Wales Wagon Shares V.0 Port Talbot Dock & Ry Shares Penarth Pier Debs and Ord Shares 20 Jones Dickinson Pref 10 Spillers Ordinary Rhondda and S. Bay Ord B100 Powell Duffryn Coal Co. &p.C. Deb BUYERS. £ 1000 Tatt V; le Stock B500 Norths Collieries Deb Cardiff Empire Music Hall Shares E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER' 59. MOUNTSTUART-SQ. & STOCK EXCHANGE, BOTE OOCKS, CARDIFF.. 1173 Views. "Shares (,"difi.T'«'ii<»s, P.O. No 51, Nat. 236 SELLFiRS, —10 Black Lion Brewery Shares, at 8% 16 Dowlais Gas (Jo. Shares £6 paid 20 Nells Pref Shares, at il B500 Bute Preferred Stock, at 55% BUYERS. —Swansea United Breweries Pref Shs, at 8 Thompson and Shackells Old Shares Thompson and Shackells Pref Shares CHARLES MASSY AND CO., CORY'S CORNER, BUTE DOCKS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIKF. Tgrams, "Invest." Cardiff. Tph's, Nat., 208. P.O., 75 BUYERS, -20 Mordey Carneys, fully paid 20 Bute Dry < ocfe Shares B2000 Barry Deferred 25 Cambrian Colliery Prefs £ 30J Taff Or-iinary Steamer Shares-offers wanted 10 D. Davis & S..ns Ordinary SJfLLEHS. —10C Chaffers, at 4s I I/,d 10 Spillers & Bakers Ord Sbarell: 10 South Wales Jam Shares 50 Port Talbot Ry and Docks 20 Cardiff Pure Ice, at 11% 25 Austrian Incandescent Gas 5 Cardiff Channel Dry Docks, at 10 25 Cardiff Milling Ord-bid wanted LIONEL ],1.. TAYLOR & CO. •129, BUTE-STBEET, and STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1282 f^Htau Security Cardiff." T'pbn P.O, 113;Nat,21 PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113, Bute-rd., and Stock Exchange,Cardiff. l"(iranis, Purse. Cardiff." Tnliones. P.O 89 Natl. 225 SELLERS -Weavers Ord.t Prefs, at par 10 Spillers Ordinary Shares Hancocks 6 p.c. Preferences, at 14%, Westlakes Brewery 5 p.c. Deb 10 W. A. Baker 5% p.c. Prefs 100 Chaffers, at 4s 8 Barry Graving Docks, at 21% BOYBBI £ 1FK) Taff Vale, at 84% jSICO Mordey Carnev Deb, at 02 Hancocks 6 p.c. Preference, at 14% 10 spillers and Bakers Ord 5 Weavers Ord, at 9" Chaffers, a t 3s 9d ERNEST SULLY AND CO., 118. BUTE-ST., AND sTOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams "Trust. Telephones :-r).o,. 7. Nat., 187 SELLERS. 1;50 Barry Ry Ordinary 50 George Goch at 2 50 Mays Consolidated*, at 2% 100 British Broken Hills, at 159 !3 Bute Dry Docks, at 13l4 25 Stranaghan Ord, at 15s 6d, and 50 Pfs 40 Spillers Nephews Shares 0 Spillers and Bakers Ordinary Glamorganshire Bank Prefs BUYERS. 30 Spillers and Bakers Ord Glamorg nshire Ba. 'k Ordinary 5 Bute. Dry Dock Shares, at 13% POWELL & CO., BOROUGH CHAMBERS, WHARTON-STREET, CARDIFF. National Telephone No. 661. 1309 Telegrams, Powell, Borough Chambers, Cardiff. Business in all Mining Shares at close prices. Barnato B -nks, 2 Chartered, 2f& Randfontein, 2% Heidelberg Gold Fields, 2s 3,1 GODFREY AND LAWS, 12, MOUNlSTUART-SQUARE, CARDIFF. Tgrams-"Canoe." L;ardiff. l'phone No. 116. Nat. 222 PARSONS AND KUBJENT STOCKBROKERS, 1086 CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. fefeerams Rohienl. X. •vr>r,rt.' lVo'J' SELLERS. £ 28 NewportCerporation Water Annuity Monmouth Saw Mills, &c., S10 ShB-o w £ 5X1 Newport Gas Stecs 50 Spillers 50 Po-typridd Water 7 p.c. Shares 250 Gem of Cue, at 2 3d 200 Cuppee Creek Exploration, at 19s 25 Uskside IShares-offer wanted £ 500 Brecon and Merthyr B Deb Stock 20 Lloyd and k orath Pref 2~) .South Wales Tobacco Shares BlCO Tirpentwys Col 6 p.c. Deb-offers w 50 Pontypridd Waters BUYERS. 50 Mazawattee. Shares, at 101 prem t)1' Evans & Aliens S1000 Banbnry and Cheltenham Deb 50 Great Western Col iery B, at 3% Newport or Cardiff Gas Deb Chartereds.2H East Rands, 6 n. Knights, 6 Gt. Boulders, 6% Hannans Props. 1% fclhJNRY J. PI LLIN (T'ER & CO. JIETTON SAYCE, VAIJOHAN AND CO. STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. HIGH-STItEET, NEWPORT MODL 1188 Pelephona No 127. Teleu.' ims Pl!lin«er. NSWiwri BUYERS -200 Associated Southerns, at l 150 Dunlop Pref Shares Brecon and Merthyr rd Pref Stock 500 Rhymney Iron New Shares, at 9s 50 Newport Aberearn Ord 10 Searle and Herrings Ord, at 5% SELLERS. 100 Answers, Ltd, Prefs 15 Spillers & Bakers Ordinary 50 Searle i-nd HerrinL,, Shares £ 5i 0 loyd and Vorath Debs, at 105 2 Nltntyglo and Blaina Prefs 100 Croesus South niied, at IV" 220r, Brecon & Merthyr 1st Prefs 20 Hills Dry Dock Shares-want bid £500 Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. Htk-w bid STEPHEN P. WILLS, SWANSEA. stockbroker. t' (rr,uns, Wii s,' S'sia. T.phone, 164 SELLER.—Glamorganshire Bank Prefs JAMES MADGE, STOCKBROKER, WIND-STREET, S'sea. Tsrras. Madge, S'sea. BUTE it..—Glamorganshire Bank Ord SELLERS. —Swansea Harbour Trust 4 p.c. Stock A. W. JOHNSON, SWANSEA, STOCKBROKER. Tg's "Ornate." S'searphone219 SELLERS- —50 Glamorgan Bank Ordinary 10 Bevan & Co.'s Ordinary

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK 1896. 1895 In. De. Taff Yale If029.. 14633. 396 — South-Eastern 56378.. 52865.. 3"i3„ — London, Brighton.and S C 57^74.. 572 2.. 682

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. I -u_ SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* SWANSEA. J NEWPORTJ Oct; |Mor.|Evn.|Hgt Mor.lEvn.jHgt. Mor..Evn ^Hgt 5 M 5 22; 5 4535 3 4 26; 4 4931 8 5 35 5 5835 8 6 6 9; 6 3037 4 5 14 5 3533 51622 6 4337 9 7 W, 6 52i 7 1538 1 5 561 6 17 34 2 7 5| 7 28 38 6 8 T 7 33i 7 59 38 5 6 40 7 2 34 4 7 51 8 12 38 10 9 F 8 20 8 4137 1 7 23 7 4433 4 8 33? 8 54 37 6 10 S 9 1 9 21 35 1 8 6 8 23 31 3 9 14 9 34 35 6 11 S 9 4210 5 32 0 8 52 9 16 28 7! 9 5510 1832 5 12 M 10 26110 4828 11 9 3810 B 26 510 3911 129 4 •Roath Basin. tPrince of Wales Dk. tAlexandra Dk

CAUDIEJf EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, TUESDAY. The position of the coal trade remains prac. bically unaltered. Prompt tonnage continues scarce, even at the prevailing high rates of freight, and both merchants and foreign buyers merely satisfy pressing needs. The bad weather will have the effect of still farther delaying the arrival of tonnage. Coke and fuel are quiet, and pitwood decidedly dull. Iron ore is firm andjin pood demand. The following were the closing prices First class steam coal, 911 9d to 108 3d; best seconds. 9s to 9. 9d; seconds, 9s to 9s 3d; drys, 8s 9d to 9s; first class Monmouthshire coal, 8s 3d to 8s 6d second class, 78 9d to 88 (Cardiff shipment); first class small, largely used for ships' bunkers, 4s 9d to 5s seconds, 4s 3d to 4s id drys, from 3s 9d; first class bituminous coal, 9s 9d to 10s 3d seconds, 9s to 9s 6d No. 3 Rhondda large, 10s to 10s 3d; through and through, 9s to 9s 3d small, 7s 9d to 8s 3d No. 2 Rhondda large, 7s to 7s 6d through and through, 68 to 6s 3d; and small, 4s 6d to 4s 9d f.o.b. Patent fuel, 9s 9d to 1011 3ri, Coke, 143 6d to 22s. according to quality. Pitwood, 14s 9d to 15s 3d. Iron ore-—> Rubin, 12s 6d Tafna, 12s and Garrucha, lis 6d to lis 9d. The freight market has been fairly active to- day at firm rates. The following comprise the latest operations OUTWARD BOUND STEAMERS, Cardiff to- Danube, 713 6d coal, 10s coke, clean. Bilbao, 5 4d, new charter. Taranto, 7s, clean. Leghorn, 7s, clenn. Marseilles, 7 87%fcs. Genoa, option Savona, 6s 9d, clean, Gibraltar, 6s 1d, Admiralty condition*. Port Said, 7s, clean (Romney). Port Said, 6s 9d, new charter. Genoa, 6s 9d. 3,600 tons. Smyrna, 7s, clem. Salonica, 6s lOcl, clean. HOMEWARD BOUND STEAMKB. Huelva to Leith, II3, Tinto terms (Auckland Castle).

BALTIC REPORT. LONDON, TUESDAY. FREIGHT MARKET.—Rates from th* Danube, Azoff, and Black Sea are very strong, and busi- ness is restricted, owing to the stiffness of owners. River Plate and America also tend upwards. India—Calcutta firm. Ore rates well maintained, FIXTURES -STEAMEBS. Kurt oh, 16s 6d, now charter, half barley hall oats (King's Cr >ss), 2,800 tons, 28th—31st October, Azotf, 2°'l2fc8. 22fcs, and 21fcs, to three porta in West Italy (Ciifton), 3,000 tons, prompt. Buenos Ayres to United Kiogdom or Continent, 20s, 5,000 tons, prompt. Bilb ao to Jarrow, 63 6j (Preanitz), prompt. GRAIN RzpoRT. -A, the Baltic cargoes of wheat, although Eitill quiet, is not so depressed as yesterday 30s bid for Californians, September bill of lading, and same price for prompt; sellers, 30s 3d for Wallas, prompt, 29a obtainable; Danube sellers firm nothing offering in Plates. Maize steady 143 6d asked November- December Yellow Plate, steamers, 14s 3d bid. Barley steady at 169 buyers, named ebeamnrs j 16s 3d asked.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. ISPICIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. 1 A Vardo telegram states that the Norwegian barque Syttende Mai has stranded on rocks at Kiberg, three miles from Vardo. A Quebec cablegram states that the Norwegian barque Mohawk, from Sagnenay for London, is ashore on Maniconagan Shoal. She is damaged, but the particulars are not yet to hand. The vessel has been abandoned, and the crew have landed at Metis. The Russian brig Agnes, before reported ashore, has floated and been towed into Portsmouth harbour. She is making a little water. The Norwegian schooner Da Capo, before reported aground at Sondrerose, has been assisted off and taken into Copenhagen. Divers found the vessel un- damaged and she proceeds. A Runcorn telegram states that the steamer Wild Rose, from Fowey for Ellesmere Port, grounded near EUesmere Port and remains.

Miss BRADDON'S CHARMING STORY, entitled •' The Little Auncie," will be commenced in the columns of the Cardiff Times and South Wales Weekly Neves of Saturday nest, October 10th, IBttgfwgg 1 rpli A1LÅS' JJItJRNlSQlNG COMPANY T IMITED, FURNITURE MANUFACTtr&EHS AND UPHOLSTERERS. THE HAYES, CARDIFF. TMPORTANT to Parties Furnishing and JL the General Public. IMPORTANT to us is your Custom or JL a Trial order, IMPORTANT to you to call and exa- JL mine our goods before purchas- ing elsewhere. TMPORTANT to you to have £ 50,000 JL worth of STOCK to select from. IMPORTANT to you to inspect our t- Workshops and examine Goods in the process of Manufacture. IMPORTANT to know that we employ a JL far larger staff of competent workmen than any other Furnish- ing House in South Wales. TMPORTANT to you to select Chairs JL with unbreakable backs. IMPORTANT to know that we are the JL only Firm that has produced this much needed article. IMPORTANT to know that we hold the JL sole rights of using Samuel's Patent Rigid Chair Clamp (No. 1,911). TMPORTANT to know that no other JL Firm can use this Chair Clamp. IMPORTANT to know that to sell it, or a JL colourable imitation, is an in- fringement of our patent rights, and actionable at law. TMPORTANT to know that all Drawing JL and Dining-room Chairs manu- factured by us are fitted with the Rigid Clamp. "■TMPORTANT to know that we employ no JL Agents, and thereby save the large commissions paid by some firms. IMPORiTANT to know that where JL Agents are employed you have indirectly to pay their commis- sion. IMPORTANT to know that in all possible JL cases we use materials of best British manufacture. IMPORTANT to know that we import JL hard wood direct, and hold Stocks in Liverpool and London. IMPORTANT to know that we will JL willingly exchange any Goods that go wrong through fault of construction. TMPORTANT to know that we are clear- JL ing out MAIL CARTS and PERAMBULATORS at half. price. IMPORTANT to know that we are selling JL WATCHES and JEWELLERY at greatly reduced prices. TMPORTANT to know that we Supply X PIANOS, ORGANS, and all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRU- MENTS. IMPORTANT to know that we sell at the smallest possible profit. IMPORTANT to know that we Supply Goods on the EAST PAYMENT SYSTEM. THE DECORATION OF BALL AND CONCERT ROOMS carried out in first-class style. Lounges, Chairs, Tables, Ac., Lent on Hire. Catalogues Post Free on Application. All Goods Delivered Free. THE ATLAS FURNISHING COMPANY, LTD.. HAYES BUILDINGS, CARDIFF, AND AT 18, KINGSGATE-STREET, HOLBORN, 248 LONDON, 119 ■' CARDIFF EXHIBITIONJ All Shopkeepers visiting the Exhibition will be well repaid for a Visit to the Warehouses of J E. COMLEY AND SON, the well known IMPORTERS OF FANCY GOODS AND TOys. WHOLESALE MANCHESTER WARE- HOUSEMEN, &C. The Largest and Best Selected Stock outside London Oldest Established Wholesale Sealers in Cardiff. Note Address :— 23, MOIRA.TERRAOE, CARDIFF, me Close to New Infirmary. 1601 GREAT QLEARANCE SALE. EXTRAnRDINARY VALUE. N. BERRY AND COMPANY, 34, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, HAVING COMPLETED THEIR EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS IN TIME FOR THEIR TWENTY.SECOND ANNUAL SALE, WHICH IS NOW PROCEEDING, Intend. Commemorating the Event by Offering THE WHOLE OF THEIR IMMENSE STOCK AT FROM 15 to 25 PER CENT. REDUCTION, And invite Inspection to the following, which forms but a very small portion of their Gigantic Stock DINING-ROOM SUITES, £4 10s, JB5 5s, £6 15s, to £15. DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, £4 15s, £6 15s, £6 15s, B10 108, to £20. BEDROOM SUITES, S4 15s, £668, to £21, SIDEBOARDS IN VARIOUS WOODS, 35s, 55s, 75s. 95s, £6 15t!, to £25. FURNITURE of EVERY POSSIBLE DESCRIPTION all Marked in Plain figures showing Reduction. BEDSTEADS from 10s 6d to HlO 10s, the Best Selection in Cardiff. WIRE MATTRESSES, full size, from 10s 6d. OVERMANTELS, from 5s lid GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE, New Department Now Open, containing thousands ef DIN NER SETS from 6s lid; TEA SETS from 2s ll%d; TOILET SETS from 38 lid. BAMBOO FURNITURE, Without exception the Largest Show ever seen in Ctrdiff. Curtain Poles, Brass Ends and Rings, from 10%d. Tables from Is 8%tl, Music Stands 2s 9d. Hundreds of other Bargains too numerous to describe, ''° ELECTRO-PLATE, CUTLKRY, CLOCKS, BRONZES, AC. Country Customers will do well by paying a visit to this, the CHEAPEST AND HMsT HOUSE FURNISHERS IN CARDIFF. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 4301 CARRIAGE PAID WITHIN 100 MILES. 12e J3HCENIX FIRE OFFICE, 19, LOMBARD-STREET, LONDON. ESTABLISHED 171S. LOWEST CURRENT RATES. LIBERAL AND PROMPT SETTLEMENTS ASSURED FREE OF ALL LIABILITY. ELECTRIC LIGHTING RULES SUPPLIED. Agents, at Cardiff :— Mr David Shepherd, 1, Frederick-street; Mr J. H Jones, Solicitor, 3, High.street; Mr Charles E. Stallybrass Mr D. Williams, Consulate Chambers, Bute Docks Messrs Janies_;md Morgan, Charles-street Chamber. CARDIFF EXHIBITION THE NEW EXPANDED METAL FENCING TO BE SEEN IN THE GJWUNJ)8 AND ROUND THE ELECTRIC-LIGHT MACHINERY In the main buildings, BUILDING CONS'rRUCTION. For particulars Enquire of pETER DEACON AND CO., I 50, WEST BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF. 3757 gONTONIOA FOR WORMS. An excellent Remedy for Worms in Childr** • all ages, and most efficacious in dislodging and thiwoaihlv eradicating those parasites which infest the Stora ch and Bowels. No aperient of any kind is req->?ed to be taken after Sontonlca, as it dispenses all purgatives, especially Senna, which is freoaently repulsive and disagreeable to most children. Soiitom is quite harmless, and can be taken by the most delicate child. 7y2d and Is lVad post free, ld extra.— Prepared by Moses .Tones, M.P.S.. 12,Hjgh-st. Swansea BUY THE CARDIFF TIMES A SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS.-ONE PENNTT Vusintss &Di>ressci. ASK FOB H D a » BEST SUPERFINE SS 4.0 JOB AO00, an JFJADE'S pILLS. TRADE'S niLLS, All who suffer from Gout CJ JL or Rheumatism should •TRADE'S SKILLS. immediately have recourse JCi I to KADE'S PILLS. Hun* EADEIS TRILLS dreds of Testimonials hare 1T been received from afl ■TRADE'S |">ILLS. sorts and condition* of rii JL men testifying to the woo*' l/lADE'S DILLS. derful power these Pills l/lADE'S PILLS. derful power these Pills JDi JL have in giving relief in the very worst cases. These Pills are purely vegetable and perfectly eafe in their action. INSTANT RELIEF AND KAPIDLY CURE TID WORST FORM OF GOUT, RHEUMATISM. RHEUMATIC GOUT, PAINS IN THE HEAD, FACE, AND LIMBS, And have the largest recommendation ever given any Patent Medicine of its class. I SHOULD NOW BE ILL IN BED. GOUT 107, Jnbilee-terrace, Wolverhampton-road, •) Walsall,Nov.22nd,1893 HEUMATISM Dear Sir,—I write to thank you for the very great GOUT amount of benefit I have reo ceived from using your mar. vellous Gout and Rheumatic RHEUMATISM Pills. I am giad to think I JH< am able to write, as had it GOUT not been for your grand Pills I should have btjen unable to do so ,and am quite certain RHEUMATISM I SHOULD NOW BE ILL IN BED. GOUT I am extremely thankful, as I can still keep at my work. I shall use eyery endeavour RHEUMATISM to make your puis more JH, widely known. You may use GOUT this how you think proper.— I remain, yours faithfully, E. GCESE. RHEUMATISM Mr George Eade, 72, Goswell-road, Londoa. EADE'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS Are Sold by all Chemists, in Bottles, Is l1,4d and 28 Sd4 orsent post free for Postal Order by the Proprietor GEORGE EADE, 72, GaswBLL-KOAD, E.C. ÃIk for and be sure you obtain EADE'S GOUT AltD RHEUMATIC PILLS. EADE'S PILLS. JL 1267 65e 10081 CURES COUGH. SAFE FOR CHILDREN. TJAYMAN S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND. Price Is l%d. 2s 9d. STOPS I^OLD. V UB i LUNG WHBN YOfT ASK FOR TONIC LUNG TONIC J-UNG |~|WBRIDGE'S TONIO til ° L.ONG Towo li LUNG liB SURB IOU GET IT. TONIO LUNG IT NEVER FAILS. TONIC I LUNG Established 22 Years. TONIC LUNG -—— TONIC LUNG HAVE YOU A COUGH? TONIC LUNG A DOSE WILL RELIEVE IT. TONIC LUNG HAVE YOU A COLD? TONIC LUNG A DOSE AT BEDTIME WILL TONIC LUNG REMOVE IT. TONIC LUNG Try it also for TONIC LUNG WHOOPING COUGH, TONIC LUNG for ASTHMA, for BRONCHITIS, TONIO LUNG for CONSUMPTION. TONIC LUNG For outward application, instead of TONIC LUNG poultices, use TONIO 1 LUNG OWBRIDGE'S EMBROCATION. TONIC LUNG It is much safer, more effective, TONIC LUNG and less troublesome. TONIC LUNG ——— TONIC LUNG "I always had some prejudice TONIC LUNG against using patent medicines, but TONIC LUNG ycur Lung Tonic has removed this TONIC LUNG misgiving. Suffering from a severe TONIC LUNG cold, and on the eve of a public en- TONIC LUNG gagement, being in a dilemma by TONIC LUNG fearing the loss of my voice, I was TONIC LUNG strongly advised by a friend to try TONIC LUNG your Lung Tonic. I did so, and to TONIC LUNG my most agreeable surprise, after TONIO LUNG the third dose, I was able to offi- TONIO LUNG ciate with perfect ease. I resolved TONIO LUNG henceforth to add your valuable TONIO LUNG medicine to my household remedies, TONIC LUNG and certainly shall never be with- TONIC LUNG out it." TONIC LUNG (Rev.)F. C. S. KRCENIG, TONIO LUNG Vicar of St. Barnabas, Hull. TONIC LUNG ——— TONIO LUNG Prepared by W. T. ^WBRIDGE, TONIO LUNG Chemist, Hull. Sold everywhere, in TONIO LUNG Bottles, a lsiyad, 2s 9d, 4s 6d, and TONIO LUNG 11?. 13711—1108 TONIO PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRGH JL TONIC Animates tha Spirits and Mealia Faculties PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON JL TONIC Strengthens the Nerves and Mueealal System. New size. Shilling Bottles. 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GIVES a HEALTHY SURFACE COUNTERACTS EFFECTS of WEATHBUff EMBELLISHES and IMPROVES Sl;?Viiir • •••»': L, 'PJ' w'i!»>re. ONE 1SOX 1)1 ULFAJ.CFCE'& JT> 41 PILLS is warranted to cure Gravel, Pains in the Back. and all kindred complaints. Guaranteed free from Mercury. Sold in Boxes s 6d each, by all Chemists and Pa tent Medicine endors throughout the worlds or sent to any address for sixty stamps by the Makers The Lincoln ;1.Uf1 M;,H:u1'l Counties DruJ: Company L'In 1,13 CARDIFF ADVERTISING, BILL POSTING, AND CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY LIMITED) OFFICES: CASTLF CHAMBERS CARDIFF. SECRETARY: FRANK H. SIMPSON. Best Permanent Posting Stations in Cardiff and Neighbourhood. Contractors for all descriptions er Advertising Circular DUcribi'Mng, &c. 101 •VI ord«'-< »>r«-.i"i y :• •••<!■».! i.„ Printed alotd Pub?ish;d by the Propri ¡ DAVID DUNCAN A SONS, at 105, St Marjj«lw«fc and Weptgaw-stret, n tlv n in r«'«„ty r;) 'rlt"t"p'l tr «

COMMERCIAL SALES. TO-DAY'S WEATHER REPORT. South-westerly and westerly winds, strong; squally; some rain. THE OVERCOAT SEASON HAS COM. MENCED. OVERCOATS, IN VICUNAS AND MELTONS. VERCOATS TO MEASURE, 35S, 0 40B, 45S, 5CS. OVERCOATS, THE VERY SMARTEST. VERCOATS, IN ALL THE NEW 0 CHEVIOTS. VERCO ATS, IN BEAVERS AND 0 LLAMAS. VERCOATS. PATTERNS POST 0 FREE. THE WEST E ND T AILORS, D UY-E-STREET, CARDIFF. WATERPROOFS REPAIRED WHILE YOtf I WAIT. ANDERSON'S G QUEEN. STREET, CARDIFF. CARDIFF. 4386 HE GRIENDTSVEEN MOSS LITTER X. COMPANY, LIMITED. GUSTAV F. C. SCHMIDT. 14, CUSTOM HOUSE-STREET, CARDIFF. Largest Manufacturers of Moss Litter in the World. Quality unequalled. Present price 4>~1 ex stores, vr ^a.th?<» ?„n-,d & LI Victoria Wharf. Telephone 657. per ton- 1322 JGCHWEPPE'S SODA WATER. N CHWEPPE'S JPOTASS WATER. JGCHWEPPE'S ir EMONADE. To be obtained of Messrs FULTON. DUNLOP, and CO., THOMAS FORD and CO., F. BRADFORD. And of all leading Wine Merchants, Chemists, aDd Grocers in Swansea. 2723 The City Offices of the South Wales Daily News are at 26. Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street (Mr W. R Skinner), where Company Prospectuses and Financi tl News can be received up to five o'clock each afternoon for Publication in Next Day's Issue

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Tuesday. An abundance of money has been ofter- ing and business has been rather quiet. Some heavy repayments have to be made to the Bank of England during the next few days, but they are hardly likely to have much effect upon values with balances as liberal as at present. The American Exchange has given way. A moderate in- quiry prevailed for loans, and short ad- vances have been charged 1 to 1% per cent. Discounts were quiet. Three months' Bank bills were negotiated at 1% to 1%, four and six months 1% per cent. Trade bills, three months, 2 four months, 2* to 2% and six months, 2% per cent. The Paris Cheque Exchange is 25 15%. Quiet markets have been the characteristic feature of the Stock Exchange. Some invest- ment business has been in progress, butspecu- latively very little has been doing. Consols have further given way, and most Home Railways have shown weakness, but American Railways were firmer. In Foreign Bonds very little was done. Consols were flat, closing & to ff lower, at 109% to 109% for delivery, and 109% to 110 for the account. Scarcely- anything has been passing in Foreign Bonds. Spanish were again weak, and closed at 61%. Italian advanced Egyptian and Turks quiet, but steady. Other Internationals were neglected. Ar- gantines were rather weak Gold Premium is 178%. Peruvian Corporation receipts for September show an increase of 14,015 dollars. In the Home Railway Market baaInesø been on a limited scale, and It has consisted mainly of realisations. Hence the tone has been weak. Scotch Stocks neglected. Heavy lines were all flat, and they finished up at a decline of to Hull and Barnsley and Sheffield Deferred were both rather easier. Great Eastern fell Southern lines weak. Brighton A and South-Eastern fell and Chatham Underground lines flat. American Railways again responded to New York support and moved upwards, but business here was not at all active, and it does not appear that the public are doing much. Atchison rose J4 do. Preference, Milwaukee, Louisville, Northern Pacific Preference fell Wabash Preference, In Canadian Railways very little was done. Grand Trunks fell to Cana- dian Pacific Shares were 34 better. Foreign Railways were inactive. Mexican were weak. ,Ordinary declined and Preferences to 1. Traffic was £ 14,000, showing an increase of £ 3,800. The Nitrate Market was inactive, without particular change. Miscellaneous Securities.—Imperial Otto- man Bank fell Ys. Breweries dull; Guin- ness fell 30. Gordon Hotels Preference down. Hotchkiss Preference fell Trusts were dull. The following changes occurred since yesterday Foreign Bonds.—Rise—Egyptian Con- verted, Italian, Turkish Group 2, Fall-Argentine Funding and Water Supply, Cedulas A, do. B, Chinese Silver Loan, British Railways.—Fall—Caledonian De- ferred, Great Eastern, Great Northern Deferred, Great Western, Hull and Barnsley, Y4 Brighton A, Chatham Ordinary, 5 North- Western, South-Western Deferred, 1 Metropolitan, 1 District, Midland, 34 North British, y8 do. Preference, North Eastern, South Eastern A, Canadian Railways. Rise— Canadian Pacific Shares, Fall Grand Trunk First Preference and Guaranteed, do. Second Preference, do. Third Pre- ference, Ys. Foreign Bonds. Fall—Buenos Ayres Great Southern, 1 Central Argentine, 1 Mexican Ordinary, do. First Preference, 1; do. Second Preference, American Railways. —Rise— Atchison Shares, do. Preference, Milwau- kees, Louisvilles, Readings, Southern Ordinary, do. Preference, Fall—Northern Pacific Preference, Wabash Preference, I and do. Deben- tures, The depression in the Mining Market has again been severe. South Africans are being freely offered for sale, and no buyers are forthcoming. West Australians were flat. South Africans were very dull, and they finished up at their lowest. Chartereds declined fi; Goldfields Deferred to 11% Rhodesia Exploring were down another and many other Land and Explorations A to South African Trusts were is- down, at 7. Diamond issues were dull. De Beers were /s and Jagers- fontein lower. Barnato issues were all weak, Banks falling Mines, 3-32; and Johannesburg Investment, As regards Gold Shares, Goldfields Deep were put down 1% to 8%. Simmer and Jack marked a fall of Rand Mines were down. In the West Australian Market business has been on a restricted scale, and the tendency was weak. Associ- ated left off at 2H 5 Cassidy Hill at PC Golden Links at H. West Australian Goldfields were flat. Great Boulders, after being offered down to 6%, closed, buyers thereat. Brownhills left off at 4^. Lake View Consols were very dull, and most others in the list showed fractional weakness. Indian Gold Shares were quiet. Mysore fell h; West, Wynaad, h Ooregum, h do. Preference, Copper Shares were dull. Rio Tinto fell n. Amongst miscellaneous mines, Aladdin's Lamp fell n Broken Hill Proprietary, fs Day Dawn Block, 6%d Mines. Ve Success, Is; and Woodstock, The following changes took place in South African Mines :—Rise—Langlaagte, Robinson, /so Fall-Bantjes, Å; Crown Deep, East Rand, A Gold- fields Deep, 1 Knight's, fa Nigel, do. Deep, » Rand Mines, Village Mainreef, fi; Chartered, A Goldfields Deferred, Jagersfontein, No bullion operations were reported at the Bank. Silver was quiet. Bars fell to 3O%d. Eastern Exchanges were weak. Bombay Transfers were Is 2 d. Rupee Paper fell closing at 61%. The first batch of letters of allotment in Gray and Gilbert, Limited, has been posted.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Tuesday.—Wind SW, whole gale. Weather very thick and showery. Sea heavy. Baro- meter 29'60, falling. South cone hoisted at 10.40 a.m. Passed East-steamers Darial, from Batoum for London Munchen, from New York for Bremen. Passed West-steamers Surbiton, of Londcn Activity, of Cardiff Rathlin, of Glasgow a Deutsch-American Company's tank steamer one of James Westell's steamers.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Tuesday.—Wind WSW; strong. Weather, t,hick rain. Sè3 rough. Hoisted south cone at 11.15 a.m. Passed East-schooner Chrysolite, of Penzance ketch Fiona, of Jersey steamers Melrose Abbey, of Cardiff Cyfarthfa, of Cardiff Clytie. of Liverpool. Passed Wert—steamers Alcester, of London Kirkle3», of Liverpool. In Roads—brigantine Benjamin 'Franklin, of Dublin schooners Supply, of Dublin Pacific, of Dublin Maid of Mona, of Douglas Lizzie, of Chester Hilda, of Chester Margaret, of Chester; Queen of the Chase, of Falmouth Eliza Anne, of Falmouth Margaret, of Bideford Mary Ellen, of Wexford Goonlaze, of Hayle Susan and Elizabeth, of St Ives H.G.D., of St Ives Mary Jane, of Penzance Bertha, of Pen- zance Olive Branch, of Fowey Martha, of Belfast ketches Lady Ackland, of Bideford Edmund, of Scilly Mater Dei, of Llanelly William and Martha, of Cardiff.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VBSST8LS. Stakesby arvd Lisbon 4th Dolcoath left Huelva for Hamburg 5th Stelvio left Kustendje for Hull 4th St Gothard left Newcastle for Leghorn 4th I Monte Rosa paste l Gibraltar for 3rd Cereda arvd Suiina. 3rd Nomanby and ISharpIHJS" from Keini 4th Barlby and Braila from Galatz 4th Crimdon arvd Paimboeuf Quai from Borga 3rd 1 WeUflekl and Nordmaling from Holmsund 4th Skidby left Cork for London 4th Thornaby left Liverpool for Constantinople for orders 3rd Preston leftT"eDgokftCouotagasople-for orders 5th Eden left Nordenharan for KotAa 3rd Ashby passed Gibraltar for Cardiff 3rd Kirkby passed Gibraltal for Delaware for orders 3rd Maltby passed Port Said for Delaware for orders 4th WatlinRton passed Copenhagen for Sharpness 4th Ely Rise left Bilbao for Swansea 5th Glendower arvd Maryport 2nd Cymmrodorion arvd Bristol 5th Charles T Jones arvd Glasgow from Knstendje 4th Margaret Jones left Naples for Constantinople 5tb Blodwen arvd Marseilles from Cardiff 6th Lady Havelock arvd St Malo from Cardiff 5th Raglan arvd Seville 5th Ironopolis passed Dover for Cardiff 6th Wilfrid arvd Kramfois from Copenhagen 3rd Mandalay left Malta for Gibraltar for orders 3rd Caedmon arvd Honfleur from Byske 4th Eric passed Constantinople for Danube 6th Rochefort left Havre for Swansea 6th Crosshill detained at Devonport by gale 6th Stokesley left Falmouth for Cardiff 6th Inver left Rouen for Newport 5th G E Wood arvfl Tynp 5rh S W Kelly left London for Hull 6th Camrose left Rotterdam for Cardiff 6th Carina arvd Antwerp from Hamburg 6th Free Lance passed Gibraltar for Hull 5th Blaenavon passed Sulina for Danube 6th Tredegar arvd Bilbao 6,h Cyfarthfa arvd Swansea 6th Collivaud arvd Stockton 5t<- Merthyr left. Bilbao for Cardiff 6th Barry passed Constantinople for Sulina 6th CARDIFF-ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, Oct 5.—Phoenix ss, 1065, Glasgow, light. St Joseph, 1138. Ideal, 299, Stavanger, ballast. I Earl of Rosebery ss, 734, Bilbao, iron ore. ROATH DOCK, Oct 6.—Hajeenlss, 1786, London, light. BUTE EAST DOCK, Oct 5.-Holgate ss, 1656. Gunn, 441, Gloucester, light. Belle, 163. BUTE EAST DOCK. Oct 6.-Dordogne as, 538, Bor- deaux, pitwood and general. Olivine ss, 176, Avon- mouth, light Emerald ss, 152, Penarth, light. BUTE WEST DOCK, Oct 5.-Cimbri, 94, London, cement. Alice, 30, Swansea, light. Eugene Raoul, 160, Auray, pitwood. Pallas, 50. Rostrevor ss, 69, Newry, oats. Lottie, 10, Penarth Beach, limestone. Lark ss, 43. Gazelle, 52, Jersey, gravel. BUTE WEST DOCK, Oct b.-Volliey SS, 98. Derby. 44. PENARTH DOCK, Oct 5.—Rotha ss, 583, Southamp- ton, light. Arcadia ss, 1, Roads, light. Marion ss, 65,_ Bristol, light. Tredegar ss, 59, Bristol, light. Earl of Jersey St. 25, Roads, light. Pride of the Usk ss, 10, Roads, light. Devon ss, 63, Cardiff, light. Express, 64, Cardiff, light. Nuggett, 65, Cardiff, light. PENARTH DOCK, Oct 6.—Eastwood ss, 866, Bristol, light. Coral ss, 170, Glasgow, light. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Oct 5.-Europa ss, Martyn, Colon. ROATH DOCK, Oct 6.-Amiral Cecille ss, Biland, Rouen. Sir Galahad ss. Sims, St Malo. Ruperra as, Bate, Marseilles. Blue Star ss, Holland, Rio Janeiro. BUTE EAST DOCK, Oct 5.—Ely s, Peam, Bordeaux; Acacia, Rogers, Barnstaple. Mistletoe, Ley, Ilfra- combe. BUTE EAST DOCK, Oct 6.-Meaway ss, Whyte, Glasgow. Rembrandt ss, Geddes, Port Said. Wm C Mitchell ss, Norman, Constantinople. BUTE WEST DOCK, Oct 5,-Earl of Bute ss, East Dock. Llanelly ss, Brown, Liverpool. Red Rose ss, Ryan, Roads. BUTE WEST DOCK, Oct 6.-0tacilius, O'Brien, YoughaJ. Wansfell ss, Atkins, Shoreham. Grassholm ss, Morgan, Sea. PENARTH DOCK, Oct 5.—Bangarth ss, Liverpool. Lady Morgan IiIS, Roads. Salvor s, Roads. Inishowen Head as. New Orleans. Lord O'Neill ss, Baltimore. Ocean ss, London. Rotha ss, Southampton Emerald ss, Cardiff. Tender ss, Bridgwater. Hiberida ss, Roads. Arcadia ss, Roads. Parkend ss, Bridgwater. Shamrock ss, Barnstaple. Earl ot Jersey ss, Roads. Pride of the Usk ss. Roads. Ralph ss, Barnstaple. Marion ss, Bristol. Tredegar ss, Bristol. Devon ss, Bristol. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Oct6. New Orleans, Marino ss, B, 50"2, T G Dnncan A Co Copenhagen, l'orbay ss, B, 829, Taylor, Tellefsen & Co Las Palmas, King David ss, B, 1618, G S Stowe & Sons Malta, Farringford SS, B, 1993, J Burness & Sons Sables d'Olonne, Rosella ss, B, 798, M Thomas A Co Buenos Ayres, Baron Elibank ss, B, 1146, Bridger, Turnbull Bros St Nazaire, Earl of Rosebery ss, B, 734, Gregory, Martin & Marquand Vigo, Stag ss, B. 670, Lumsden, C V Byrne & Co Rochefort, Larpool ss, li, 783, Gudge, E Jenkins & Co St Malo, Volney ss, B, 99, Rees, M J Begg & Co Salonica, Westergate ss, B, 1109, Shmeer, Morel Ld Lisbon, lolo Morganwg ss. B. 747, Thomas & Radcliffe I New Orleans, County ot York ss, B, 1477, Maddrell, G S Stowe & Sons St Nazaire, Phoenix ss, B, 1065, Hurley A Matthews Puerto Cabello, Lennox, Rus, 364. Heard & Co Puerto Cabello, Jupiter, Ruq, 327, Pukna, Heard & Co Buenos Ayres, Deciembre, Spn, 2048, Morel Ld CLEARED-Oct 6. Copenhagen, Torbay ss, B, 1700 coal Buenos Ayres, Baron Elibank ss, B, 2400 coal St Malo, Volney ss, B, 300 coal Sables d'Olonne, Rosella ss, B, 1600 coal Rochefort, Larpool ss, B, 1530 coal St Catherines, Brazils, Hariet, Nwy, 467 coal Taranto, Vagliano as, Grk, 3200 coal Salonica, Westergate ss, B, 1900 coal Lisbon, Iolo Morganwg ss, B, 1530 coal Odessa, Vectis ss, B, 2850 coal Genoa, Sir Walter Raleigh ss. B, 2500 coal St Nazaire, Phoenix SS, B, 2000 coal Cadiz, Auckland Castle ss, B, 1<50 coal Buenos Ayres, Deciembre ss, Spn, 2048 coal 3 IMPORTS-Oct 6. Bilbao. Earl of Rosebery a i, iron ore, Dowlais Iron Co Bordeaux, Dordogne ss, pitwood and general, Simkin Bros and Cardiff Steamship Co London, Cimbri, cement, Corfield & Co, Morgan & Co, and D W Davies & Son Auray, Eugene Rar,ul, pitwood, Watts, Williams A Co Newry, Rostrevor ss, oats. Cardiff Milling Co Penarth Beach, Lottie, limestone, H Scull Jersey, Gazelle, gravel, Le Ray BARRY DOCK. SAILINGS, Oct 6.—Simson ss, Hamburg. Norah ss. Aarhuus. Gemini ss, Portsmouth. Marino ss, New Orleans. Easby Abbey ss, Philadelphia. NEWPORT-ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Oct 6.—Matyas Kiraly ss, 944, London, light. Cheriton ss, 709, Liverpool, light. .0 Grangewooil ss, 1631, Cardiff, light. Victoria, 708, Chatham, deals, etc. Feadon ss, Portreath, light. OLD DOCK, Oct 6.—G G M, Hennebont, pitwood. Annie Maria, Hennebont, pitwood. RIVER, Oct 6.—Iron Duke ss, 95, Bristol, light. Emma and Ellen, 77, Bristol, general. St David'* sa, 58, Cardiff, tin. Enid ss, 60, Cardiff, flour. Effort, Salcombe, rubbish. Peter James, Skibbereen, rubbish. Marion as, Bristol, light. Netham ss, Bristol, light. Clifton as. Bristol, Jjht. Ethel ss. 55, Bristol j general. Morning Star, 99, Padstow, sand. Miliioent, 50, Padstow, scrap iron. Maria, 66, Pad. st-ow, sand, County ot Lancaster ss. 129, Bristol, light. Iron Duke ss, 95, Bristol, light. Linda, 34, Barnstaple, light. Superb, 51, Bristol. light. Brune, 91, Bridgwater, light. Clytha ss, 457, Harrington, pie iron. J M K, 60, Courtown, sand. Moliere ss, 918, Bilbao, iron ore. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Oct 6.-0akville ss, Gofrvln, Bilbao. Sir Bevis ss, Gibb, Southampton. OLD DOCK, Oct 6.—Emma and Ellen, Beard, High- bridge. RIVER, Oct 6. Matilda, White, Bristol. Argo, Smith, Bridgwater. Ada, Stephens, BristoL Cygnet, Baker, Bridgwater. Benjamin Boyd, Armstrong, Bandon. Elizabeth Anne, Foley, Arthurstown. Priory, Incledon, Barnstaple. Gertrude, Cockle, Bristol. 811 David's as, Winfield, Bristol. Emma and Ellen; Beard, Bristol. Dora, Butt, Chepstow. Infanta, Leslie, Appledore. Reliance. Herbert, Gloucester. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Oct 6. Lisbon, Cheriton ss, B. 709, George, Morel Ltd Genoa, Grangewood as, B, 1631, Orders & Handford Manaos via Lisbon and Oporto, Dona Maria ss. Port, 1650, Lopes, Partridge, Jones A Co Para, Darwin, B, 498, Williams, Jones, Heard & Co CLEARED-Oct 6. Piraus, Georgios Michalinos ss, Grk, 3800 coal Hennebont, Cirages Francais ss, F, 666 coal Lisbon, Cherlton ss, B, 1350 coal Manaos via Oporto and Lisbon, Dona Maria SS, Port, 2100 coal IMPORTS-Oct 6. Bridgwater, Devon Sl!, 7C wheat. Star Mills Co Bristol, Cardiff Castle, 902 sacks grain. Star Mills Co Bilbao, Moliere ss, 1950 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co Chatham, N B, Victoria, 1090 loads deals, battens, and ends, Nicholas & Co Hennebont, G G M, 160 loads pitwood, Partridge, Jones Hennebont, Anna Maria, 145 loads pitprops, Budd Cardiff, Edith ss, tinplates, R Burton & Son Cardiff, St Davids ss, tinplates, R Burton & Son Bristol, Enid ss, general, R Burton & Son Liverpool, Plover S, general, R Burton & Son Glasgow and Belfast, Medw:iy ss, general, R Burton Padstow, Morning star, sand Padstow, Millicent, scrap iron Padstow, Maria, sand Harrington, Clytie ss, pig iron Courtown, J M K. sand EXPORTS COASTWISE—Oct 6. Bideford, Three Sisters, 65 co il, James & Emanuel Currigaline, Advance, 125 coal Tralee, Feadon ss, 10 coal, J F Thorns & Co: Youghal, J M K. 118 coal, Tirpentwys Co Avonmouth, Netham ss, 170 coal, T C Moors Charlestown, Francis, 140 coal Belfast and Glasgow, Med way ss, general, R Burton Bristol, Ethel ss, general, R Burton & Sun Highbridge, Finmtt and Ellen, rail, R Burton & Son SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, Oct 5.—Sunlight as, 245, Liverpool, general. Result, 228, Guernsey, stones. SOUTH Doi K, Oct 5. Africa ss, 41, Newport, light. Ebba, 759, Mirimichi. timber. PRINCE OF WALES, DOCK, Oct 5.—Juno ss, 253, Gar- ston, general. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Oct 6-Merthyr ss, 72. Carmarthen, light. Mariiup. ss, 1068, Tilt Cove, copper ore. SAILINGS. SOUTH DOCK, Oct 5.-Collier ssij Watkins, Ilfra- combe. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Oct 5.—John Christie SII. Svergaard, Swinemunde. Helene ss, Noel. Rouen. PRINCE OP WALES DOCK, Oct 6.—Lough l<isher ss, Wharton, Briton Ferry. Alcester ss, Bruce, Genoas Juno ss, McAuley, Nantes. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Oct 6. Christiaaia, Hamlet, Nwy, 257, Killingstad, A Naerup Cagliari, Sirius, Nwy, 320, Swiedxig, Burgess A Co Nantes and Bordeaux, Juuo ss, B, 253, Burgess A Co St Petersburg, Alverton ss, B, 898, Burgess & Co CLEARED—Oct 6. j Hamburg, City of Lisbon ss, B, 600 coal Tunis, Prado as, B, 1100 coal New York, Manitou ss, B, 650 general Nantes and Bordeaux, Juno ss, B, 188 general IMPORTS-Oct 6. Guernsey. Result, 360 broken stones, Swansea Corpora- tion Miramiehi, Ebba as, 23,744 piecesdeal ends, Gregor Bros Tilt Cove. Marima ss, 2200 copper ore, Cape Copper Co Liverpool, Sunlight as, general, John Bacon EXPORTS COASTWISE-Oct 6. Carmarthen, Merthyr ss, 800 qrs maize. Weaver & Co 10 coal, Shepherd & Co London via Llanelly, Fitzwilliam ss, general. Tucker Bideford, Cambria., 400 sacks flour, Weaver & Co Holyhead, St Seiriol ss, 120 coal, Norton & Co Liverpool, Sunlight ss, general, John Bacon Sea, Africa. ss, 30 coal, Wedlake, Towers & Co PORT TALBOT. ARRIVAL, Oct 4.—Clara Manning, 128, Newcastle, iron and copper ore, Rio Tinto Co, Ld. SAILINGS, Oct 3.—Mary James, Warren, Penzance; SAILINGS, Oct S.-Mary James, Warren, Penzance; Pride of Wales, Bennett, Stackpole.

CLEVELAND IRON TRADE. MIDDLESBROUGH, Tuesday.—The iron market has shown more strength, as was expected after tho sabisfactory stock returns for September givingsuch an uuusualiy large reduction. Makers to-day were quoting fi,i more on the week for hematite and No. 3. Other qualities also show an advance. But for the warrant market declining this morning, ratpiI would have been higher. The quotation for No. 3 was 38s 6d, early delivery with makers, but buyers were offering less, and sometimes obtained a small quantity on easier terms from merchants. Cleveland warrants were 38s 5r1 sellers hematite, 46s to 46s 3d No. 1 Cleveland, 39 6d Mo. 4 forge, 36s 6d No. 4 foundry. 37s 3d white iron, 36s. Spanish Rubio ore is 1314 6d to 138 9d. Shipbuilding is reported better, and this has strengthened the plate trade. Steel ship plates, are 25 2s 6d angles ditto, j35. less discount. Steel rails firm at £ 4 108 nett. Manufactured iron firm. Bars are in demand, and are 25 2s 6d ship plates ditto, j65 iron angles, JM 17s 6d, less discount. The onizineer, ing and other departments are steadily main- ained. Coke unchanged.