South Wales Daily News

SOUTH WALES FINANCE {Cardiff account days, Dec. 11th and 30th.) TUESDAY, December 8th. 1896. The local market has been extremely quiet And featureless to-day in sympathy doubtless to a large extent with the sagging and irregular tone developed in London. Nearly all the heavy line securities have given way in face of the threatened labour troubles, and local rails have been rather aeglected. Rhondda and Swansea Bay Ordinaries were dealt in to a limited extent -At 25 18s 9d, which is fa below the mean quotation. On the other hand, the Pre- ferences advanced to 13%, without in- ducing sellers to come on the market. Barry 1J per Cent. Consolidated Preference Stock was also better at 143%. London and Provincial Banks were done at 21%, and later on at 21%. the mean price and Alexandra Dock 4 per Cent. Debenture Stock at 125%. being 34 below the mean quotation. Cardiff Empires have fallen back } £ to 7Y2 and Bute 4 per Cent. Preferred Ordinary 1, to 51. Uruguay 3% per Cent. Stock was done at 46 • The tone of the Mining Market was brighter and prices better, but very little business r/is done locally. The dealings included Nigers at 1%. The following changes in value are noted in the official list ot the Cardiff Stock Exchange .P,ise-Barry 4 per Cent. Consolidated Preference Stock (Old and New) y4, to 143 Rhondda and Swansea Bay Prefer- ences to 13% Ben Evans' Ordinary 1s, to 20s 6d. Fall-Nantyglo and Blaina Iron Prefer- ences 1, to 91 Bute 4 per Cent. Preferred Ordinary 1, to 51 Cardiff Empires to 7y2. Messrs Thackeray and Co. note the fol- lowing changes:— Rise-Rhondd,t and Swansea Bay Prefer- ences (Old and New) Ys. to 15% North's 6 per Cent. Debentures 1, to 103. Fall-Cardiff Empires to 7^4. There are buyers of Ben Evans' Ordi- nary Taff Ordinary Hill's Dry Docks; Barry Deferred and Preferred Port Talbot Preference Allotments Cardiff Empires Northern Territories Bute Dock Debentures Cambrian Colliery Debentures. There are sellers of Port Talbots Powell Duffryn 5 per Cent. Debentures Rhondda Ordinary and Preference North's 6 per Cent. Debentures Spillers' and Bakers' Preferences Ben Evans' Ordinary Northern Territories Mount Stuart Dry Dock A Shares Cardiff Milling Ordinary Cambrian Colliery Debentures. The directors of Arnold, Perrett and Co., in their report for the year ended September 30fh last, state that the interest payable for the year amounts to £ 8,951, and the divi- dend upon the Preference Shares at 6 per cent. per annum to £ 12,000. After charging these sums to net revenue account, and after making provision for depreciation, there remains) to the credit of that account £ 8,114. The payment of a dividend upon the Ordinary Shares at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, which the directors now recommend should be de- clared, absorbs 28,000, leaving a balance of £ 114 to be carried forward to the next account. Since the date of the last report the directors, in accordance with the policy foreshadowed by the chairman at the last annual meeting, have effected a sale (at the half-year) of the greater portion of the busi ness carried on by the company in Devon- shire, and at the same time purchased the business and tied houses of the Tewkesbury Brewery Company. The sales in both beer and wine and spirit departments have slightly decreased, but the gross profits have been satisfactory, and the general expenses have been reduced, thus showing an increase in the net profits. The traffic receipts on the Taff Vale Railway for the week ended December 5th amounted to 214,332, against £14,039 in the corresponding week of last year, an increase of £293. The aggregate decrease for the 23 weeks amounts to £ 17,388.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Tuesday. The Money Market has developed no new feature. Gold is still wanted for Ger- many, but the market is not affected. Fair balances were available and they were ample for all requirements. Day-to-day money was 2%, and short fixtures were charged 2% per cent. Discounts were quiet, not many bills being offered. Three months' Bank bills were quoted at 2% to 3 four months, 2% aix months, 2% per cent. Trade bills, 3% to 3y2 per cent. Paris Cheque Exchange, 25-23. On the Stock Exchange scarely anything has been done beyond commencing the settlement in Mines, which is making satis- factory progress, easy continuation rates being quoted. President Cleveland's speech had no effect upon the market. Home Railways gave way on the spread of the labour troubles, and American Railways eased off in many cases. Foreign Bonds quiet. Consols fell & to and closed at 111% to 111% xd for delivery, and lllJi to lilli td for account. There was nothing of any special interest In Foreign Bonds. Spanish were up. Italian receded Y\ • Egyptian firm, but quiet the Budget statement is regarded as satisfactory. Argentine quiet Gold Premium has fallen to 183'80. Brazilian were 34 up. Uruguay higher. The Home Railway Market was again depressed and unsettled by the spread of the labour troubles, which are becoming more serious than was at first expected. Heavy lines are chiefly influenced. Great Western and North-Western fell 1, Midland and North-Eastern Scotch Stocks also were dull. North British lectined Great Eastern traffic shows an Increase of £ 3,718. American Railways have generally de- clined on realisations, following the publication of President Cleveland's message, aud the finish was dull. Atchison fell do. Preference, Milwaukees, 1% Denver, Ys; do. Pre- ference, Louisville, Eries, Northern Pacific Preference, Readiags, Union Pacific, 1% Wabash Prefer- ence, ft. The Canadian Railway Market has been quiet. Grand Trunks to down, and Canadian Pacific Shares Nothing much was passing in Foreign Railways. Mexican steady. Traffic was 314,900, showing an increase of £ 14,000. I Nitrate Market quiet, without particular change. Miscellaneous Securities. -Imperial Otto. man Bank Shares remain at 10%. Imperial Continental Gas declined 2. There was a fair business doing in Breweries; Allsopps rose 1. J. and P, Coats rose 1, to 63 and Debentures 1, to 117. Trusts neg- lected. The following changes have occurred since yesterday :—J roreign Bonds.—Rise—Brazilian, 1879, 2 do. 1888 and 1895, 1 do. Western of Minas Railway, do. 1889, Chilian, 1 Colombian, Peru Ordinary, do. Preference, Spanish, Tarkish Group 2, Uruguay, Fall-Argentine Funding, Italian, ft. British Railways.-Rise-Taff Vale, 1. Fall Caledonian Ordinary, Yi do. Deferred, Great Northern Deferred, Great Western, 1 Hull and Barnsley, ft Lancashire and Yorkshire, Chatham Ordinary, do. Preference, North- Western, 1 South-Western Deferred, 1 Midland, ft North British Ordinary, do. Preference, 1 North-Eastern, Canadian Railways. Fall Canadian Pacific Shares, Grand Trunk First and Second Preference and Guaranteed, ft do. Third Preference, American Railways.—Rise—Lake Shore, 1. Fall-Atchison Shares, ft do. Prefer- ence, y2 Central Pacific, 74 Milwaukees, 1 ft Denver Shares, do. Preference, ft Illinois Central, ft Louisville, Erie Shares, do. First Preference, Ontario, Northern Pacific Preference, Readings, Wabash Preference, y2 Union Pacifics, 1ft Wabash Preference and Debentures, ft. Foreign Railways.—Rise—Central Argen- tine, Y2. Fall-Mexican Second Prefer- ence, 1h. The Mining settlement has largely attracted the attention of the market. Rates were easy. East Rands were carried over even, and the general charge on otherSouth Africans was 3 to 6 per cent., and on West Australians 4 to 8 per cent. South Africans opened firm, but were easier at the close. West Australians were a quiet market. Amongst South I fricans, Chartereds closed unaltered, Consolidated Goldfrelds Deferred fell A, to 8 Ys Rhodesia Exploring were ft up. Diamonds very quiet. Jagersfontein up, Johannesburg Investment iell Gold Trust rose Ys. Amongst Gold Shares, Rand Mines were down, at 22, and East Rands dropped 9-32, to 3%. Modderfon- tein, Reitfontein, and Simmer and Jack declined ft. Goldfields Deep were down at 6%. Angelos, Bantjes, Knights, Mays, and Primrose were weak. Robinson Deep rose > Nigel Deep, & Durban Roodepoort Deep, Ys. Geldenhuis, Lin- paards Vlei, and Orion were firmer. Only a small account; has to be settled on West Australians and very little fresh business was transacted. Hannan's Proprietaries fell to Colonial Finance were lPg premium. West Australian Goldfields were firm and closed at Hampton Plains ad- vanced h. Brownhills marked a rise of Ys. There was some revival of'demand for Londonderries, which rose to 3s 9d. Burbanks were bid for at lfa. Northern Territories were better at 3H, but Mainland Consols and Lake View South fell to /w. Cassidy Hills ad- vanced to 7s, and Bayley's United were bid for at 33 9d. Indian Gold Mines were very quiet. Champion Reefs rose fa Mysore West, fa Wynadd, Ys. Copper Shares were inactive. Rio Tinto fell n. Amongst Miscellaneous Shares Aurtralian rose 6d and Waihi Silverton fell fa The following changes took place in South African Mines :— Rise Durban Roode- port Deep, Nigel Deep, & Orion, Robinson Deep, New African, ft Rhodesia Exploring, ft Jagersfontein, ft South African Gold Trust, ft Henderson's Transvaal Estate, jfc. Fall- Angelo, ft Bantjes, 3-32 Goldfields Deep, Knights, ft Mays, ft Modderfontein, ft New Primrose, ft Rand Mines, Rietfontein, Simmer and Jack, Wolbuter, Consolidated Goldfields Deferred, Burmah Ruby, fa; Johannesburg Consolidated Investment, ft Robinson Bank, ft. No bullion operations reported at the Bank. Silver remains at 29 d. The Bank of Bengal has raised the rate of discount from 8 to 9 per cent. Eastern Exchanges firmer. Bombay Transfers, 183hd Calcutta, Is 3 7-32d. Rupee Paper, 62%. The Indian Council sold four lac of bills on Calcutta at Is 3ftd. The lists for applications for Preference and Ordinary Shares in the Maypole Com- I pany, Limited, will close to-day (Wednesday) tor country applications. The subscription list of the Raglan Cycle and Anti-Friction Ball Company, Limited, and Anti-Friction Ball Company, Limited, closes to-day (Wednesday) for town and country. They Jik., the Shares of the New Mountain Copper Mine in the market. It i3 a good feature that there is no underwriting, and no syndicate business, while the strong Board of Directors naturally arouses confidence. The shares are quoted at premium, and naturally other Copper issues have not benefitted but, as we have already explained, there is room for all owing to the increase in the consumption of the inetal.-Daily Mail, Dec. 7th, 1896. In reference to the above paragraph, we understand there has been very large dealing in the shares of the new Mountain Copper Mines to-day at ii premium. To-day there is advertised the prospectus of a company bearing the title of the Evening News, Limited, formed for the purpose of purchasing and carrying on the newspaper entitled the Evening News, and for other purposes, as may be seen in the advertisement. The capital is 9250,000, divided into 25,000 5 per cent. cumulative preference shares of 95 each, and 125,000 ordinary shares of £ 1 each, the whole of which latter are taken by the vendors. The present issue is of 25,000 five per cent. cumulative shares of JE5. The list opens on Thursday, December 10th, and closes on or before the evening of December 11th for town and country.

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON, Tuesday Evening.—The following were the rates of exohauge on London to-day Parjg—Cheques 25-23 St. Petersburg 3mtha..S3 45 Berlin—8 days'sigh ..20.33} Madrid—sight 31.45 Do 3mooths .28.19 Do. 3 moutbs. CO 06 flamburg-3 utontlin ..29.18$; (Jontantioople mths.lOO.IS Frauktort-Short.20.74 ittorne-3 months. Vienna-Bight 119.95 Do light — 26^38 Ameterdani-Cheques 12.09} Lisbon ,31J Aintwers-Sbovt2&24 to 25.^2 I Smicise STOCK3 BUSINESS BONE OPNS 12.10 1.10 ci,O AP Won.Goschen's2ipcMoneyilll|~111lllft lllg Do. do. Account ^|112r% 112 112 lllji Do. per Cent. do. I 1C6 jocal .Stock 11.14 Bank o{ England Stock „ 3284' 1 India 34 per Cent. — — Do. 3 do. llOi „ „ « Metroplitan Con. 3ipc.. 121 „ „ Do. do 3pc.ll4 India Rupee Paper 3 £ pc..| 62i [ns.Canadiaul p c Jan ,Jly.| 111 „ „ Ins. C Good HopeQ p c, 1883; 115 — „ „ Ins. N. Zealand Cousolidtdj 112 lus. New Stli. Wales 4 p c.. 117 „ „ „ Ins. Victoria 4 p c, 1882-3-i 108 — Ins. South Australian 4 p c 112 Ins. Queensland 1 p c IH4 BRITISH KAll, WAYS BRITISH KAll, WAYS lir-ighton iia-ii-vway O-rd.IG-2 Brighton Railway Ord. 1S2 T ~7! ZT~\ Do. do. Deferred 182J 183 152J Caledonian Consolidated.. 158 „ „ 157 Do Preferred Con. Ord. 984 H Do. Deferred Coil. Ord 53i 5?i 59j „ 59j Chatham and Dover Ord I8j 18J IS4 Do. Preference 132 „ 1313 I3i £ East London 6J Fulness 744 — Do. Preference 132 1313 1311 East London 61 Fulness 744 — Glasgow and South Westn 1QO Great Eastern Ordinary 1G3 £ 107J „ 9t. Ntlm. Prefd. Con. Ortly 123 — 1224 Do. Defrd. do. 55 52i „ Do. A's 52 Sreat Western l7?j! 173J 1n Hull and Bamvley Z-9 i! 39 £ 39J Lancashire and Yorkshire 119 H84 London and Nortli-Westrn J3?i 19SJ „ „ London anil South-Westm 2u6 £ Lon. A Sth. Westrn. Defrd. 74 Alan. Sikef. and J.in. Onl. 54 Do. Preferred 84 M Do. Deferred 25 24i Metropolitan Consolidated 103 1074 Do. Land Stock 95 „ Do. Distriot Ordinary „ 2ii „ .» Do. Preferred 99 Midland Ordinary )65| North British Ord. Pref. 89i 884 Do. Ordinary Deferred 471 47i 46, North-Eastern Ordinary 177 176 £ „ 176i North Staffordshire J £ S „ d North Staffordshire J £ S South-Eastern Ordinary 149 Do. Deferred 1011 104| 104,1 Tag Vale Act. 1889 .89 _j 81 OTHKK KALLWASS Canadian Paciflc 574] 571 57 571 ST Grand Trunk Ordinary — — 4J Do. Guaranteed — -• 413 414 — „ Do. First Preference 32J 324 — Do. Second Preference — 18; Do. Third Preference 1CJ 10J „ i(H Mexican Ordinary 21 „ Mexican Ordinary ..—— 21 Do. First Preference. 76 Do. Second Preference 344; 34 Lombards Ordinary 9 MexicaaCntl. 4 p.e. Bonds, 631 -■ Do do Pirst Income! 17 „ „ BnenosAyres Gt. Southern! 132 — « Buenos Ayreaand Botaario 63 », „ Central Argentine U83, AMERICAN HALLWAYS Atch son Do Preference „ «. 23 ..¡ N Oentral Pacific — 16 Chicago, Milwaukie 76 701 J 76 Demer Ordinary123 12iii 12i 12i Do Preferred 43j! 43i| — 43J Brie Shares „ 16 15| 15J Do 1st Preference „ «. Illinois Central 96 Lake Shore x53 Louis ami Nashville 5H 513; 51i 51 Missouri, Kansas, A Texas 14 13{ „ Sew York Central9S „ „ „ New York Ontario16 15, Norfolk Preference 17 North Pacific Prefer.Me 25 « Pennsylvania Ordinary 5.34 Philadelphia and Reading IF-a 14i 141 Do. First Income Bonds. 494 — Onion Paciflr 10j — ICi <Yabaoh Preference « — — I"7 — 163; 17 Do. General Mortgage » 241 — — 2?j| FOEKIGN STOCKS OhiIian7l886 89" v Do 1892 95 „ Buenos Ayre* 1882 n— 36 „ r, Do 1683 |,3* „ Bulgarian 6 p.c. 1888 94 Argentine 1886 83i 81 „ Do Funding „ 82j Do 44 per cent Sterling 53 — «. Do Treasury 57 „ „ „ „ Argent ine Cedulas A 32 Do Cellulu B 29;t Buenos A yres Cedulas I „ 7 Do J 6i Brazilian, 1889 6*4 67 Chinese Silver Loan — 1111 Do. Gold do. 108 „ Ecyptiun UniQeds 1031 Do New 3 perCent. 100 Do State Doinixiu lC3 Do DairaNew 102 French & per Cent. Iteittes 102 Do 34 per Cent. Rentes 104 „ „ Hnngai'i:ui4perCenr. <lold i03| „ German 3 p.c. 1891-92-93 97l Italian 5 per Cent. 92 921 92 Mexican 6 per Cent. 95 Peru. Corp. Ordinary 2i 24 2i Do Preference 8i Portuguese per Cent. 1869 25i — Greek,1881 294 „ Do 1884 2S Kussian 4 p. Ct>. Conversion 1041 104 Spanish 4 per Cent. „ 58 581 5BI 59 511 Do Ottoman Defence 99 Do let Group — 65 Do 2nd Group 3)4 32 Do 3rd Group 20 Do 1114 ISa Ottoman Bank Shares r. 10' j Uruguay;34 per Cent. 451 4i HondurRa 51 Paraguay 16 Trausvaa! Loan &per Cent 112 INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Peninsular St Oriental Prf. 156 Do. Deferred 216 Cunl\rdStea.roshlll,£2Cpal.1 10;t Do. do. Ordinary. 52 Direct United States Cable 9 Arthur Guinness Ordinary. 540 Allsopps Ordinary 179 180 Coats Ordinary 62 .o, Ordinary 18 p. Consettlron.. 24 Ebbw Vale St. Al'nCo *4 Deccan Shares- 3| Suez Canals 134 Eastmans 3, Salt Union Ordinary, 24 Nitrate Railway. 6 Dublin DistUiers 21 SOUTH AFRICAN MINES Airikandar. 1 t— Bantjes 1-fi R Bamato Consolidated 1.11 11 British South Africa. 2,a. 21 Bnffelsdoorn Ii City an«l Suburban New 34 3i Con. Gold Fields, DeL Sa 81 8;' Crowareef 9 I)e Beers Diamonds i9l 291 — Burban-Roodepoort *1 *4 East Raud. 3, 4 31 Ferreiras I84 Gold Fields Deep '71 71 71 Henderson Trust, Est. It 2 1 n. Henr, Nourse 6 Johannesburg cons. Jirveat 21. Zi (nbilee fI¡ 7 J'1.u}npr" 41 Knights 41 41 tvierfctfdorp II 8/6 8/3 lianglaagte Estate 4 Do. hloek B „ 1 Modderfontein. 3| Mozambique ft New JagerflfouteiiK_ 10 I04 Ninel 11 9eoan&Laiid ^1 11 Pioneer Si Primrose. 51 Princess Ifl Rand Mine* 2<4 221 22,- Eiandfontein. 2 21 2, Sand-Rliodesia g Ftfrttfontmn 2,74 24 Rhodesia Exploration 4 tthodeaia Liuiiteii 1 14'' Salisbury 3 26 ;lreba_ 2 u iimiiieraiiii Jack £ 5new.. 44 loutli African li;xjil)rai ion» 151 •«uth African Gold Trust 64 *4 W->uunera i AUSTRALIAN MINES J Abbott's. it Associated Gold Mine 2. '4 Bayley's Reward_ 2/ó fig Blow 6/ i'laok Flaz ft Broken Hill Prop 24 I Ureat Boulder 6. 61 Great Fingall Reefs 6/ Hampton Plains fi ilannan's Brownhill 4 41 Matron's Napier. 4 HitorMiss ti Ijjidy Luci1.. It H 1 ady Sbeuton 2 u [,ake View 711 7. Londonderry. 2/6 Lon.AWe^tAwstraliafjSxpi- It Mainland Consols 1+1 .4 Wealth of Nations li WestAiistralianQoIdFieW^ 5i 5i We.stratia 1 W AstrniiaExpI.tft Finance 4 Wentworth g MISCELLANEOUS. Burma Ruby g II Cape Copper Mines 2-ft „ r Hauraki 16/6 Kapanga 10/t Mason aud Barry 31 Mysore Gold 7§ 1ft Mysore Gold Fields 29/ slotitiuias ft Soreguin Ordinary. 3ft 3 ttio Tinto Copper. 24j 24ft I'lia^is Cofi' 15¡

LONDON MINING MARKET. LAST NIGHT'S CLOSING PRICES. IKXOHANQK TELKOBAPH 00.'S TF:LXGBAH.1 BRITISH MINES. Basaett 17/0 2/8 Dolcoath 16/3 16/3 West Kitty 2% 2% East Pool 16/6 4. KiUifreth ifa 3/0 Do. Kitty 2/0 it SOUTH AFRICAN MINES. Afrikander Gold. l%[Lydenburg Min'p — — Aurora 1 May Consolid'ted 2% 2% Bantjes (New) 1% 2 iMeyer&Charlton 5 51/, Barrett. 3' Buffelsdoorn 1% ft ft Champ IV4 Mew Bulfonteii»_]% 1% Chimes 112 4% 3% Nigel 1% l7/», Comet 1% Do. Deep Ill. la/a Con. Hulfontein.n[() 3210 NourMe Deep. 3% 4l/4 Con. Deep Level 4 4% Orion New. 74 Creeaus, (New) 9 Crown Reef 9'/4 9% Princess 2 21/4 De Beers.291/4 29% Randfontein 2 ¿lfa Durb'n-Roodep't. 6% 6% Band Mines 22% East Kand 3% 4 Rietfontein New 2% 2%. Ferreira ..18 19 Robinson ( £ 5Sh) 7% 8jj Geldenhuis 2% 3% Roodepoort Deep 1 ly* Do. Deep 4 New.. 2,.4. 3 Do. M iin Reef.. V2 «. Sheba 2 2'/t Glencairn 2% 2% Simmer A Jack.. 4'4 4s/ George Goch 1% 1% Spes Bona New.. 1^4 Gin8berg(New).. 1% I6/, Spitzkop,—. -ft [l. Gold Fields Deep. 6% 7 Stanhope 3/4 Guy Fawkes Transvaal Gold Henry Nourse 6 6l/< & Exploration. 4% 4% Heriot (New) 7% UnitedLanglaagte Jagersfontein 10% 10% New V* Jubilee 3% Jumpers 4'/» 4% Van'Ryn New 3% 3%. Kimb.-Roodept 2 2% Do. West.. 1% 2 Kl'nfo te'n(Cntl.) 2% 2% Vidage Mainreef 4% 4%, Knight 41/.( 4% Vogelstruis 3% 311. Koftyfontein Do. Deep. lV. 1% Langlaagte, Wemmer 6% 6% .Do. Block B. IV, West Rand Mines 1ft lft IianglaagteRoyal hi li Wolhuter .u._4% 4%;í Luipaards VIeL. V/4 1, LAND AND EXPLORATION COMPANIKH AdlerConsoldted Mash'la'dAgency 1,\ 1M African Explratnl5 15% MatabeleGldRfs 3vi 3^- Anglo-French 3 3'j Mozambique 1% 1% Becbuaual'ml Ex 1 1% Do. Pardy*s V, Barnato Consols, lfi 1 Montrose Explo.. x/t %j BuluwayoSynd.. I l'/4 Oceana C'insol. 1ft 1 ft* Char. B.S. Africa 2ft 8/0 Char. Gold Fields A. ft Rand Explorafn lit 1 Con. Gomel's Def 8% 8 Do. Rhodesia.. Vj Eastleigh ft Rhodesia Lim. l1/, Exploration C0.. 2% 2% Do. Conces 1f.. 6*4 6% Do. Explor 41/4 4% Graekop 2/9 3/i Steyn Estate— 1" lft Gwelo Explorat'n 0/3 0/9 Tati Concessions Ill. ll/4 Transvaal Devlp. Johannesburg Transvaal Laud 2% (fully paid). ft ft j Johannesb'rgWat 1% 1% United Rhodesia ft ft Klerksdorp 8/0 8,/t Willoaghby Cons 1% iy4 London and Paris fi lft Zambesi Explo.. 1^« 2 Lydenburg Ests. lft lft AUSTRALIAN AND INDIAN MINES. Aladdin Lamp 1% 2% Lady Loch. I1/. 1% Asso. Gold W.A. 2ft 1% 2% Bayley's Reward 3/0 4/0 Londonderry. 2/0 3/J Lake View Cons. 7 7 Big Blow 6/0 7/U MainlandConsols lfl 1ti BrokenHill Prop. 2ft 2ft Mawson's R'w'd 1 Champion Reef.. 7ft 7-ft. Menzies Reef 7/i Day Dawn 12/0 13/o Menzies Mining J/j %<? „ 3/3 Mount Morgan.. 31,1. 31/4) Golden Arrow ft Mysore 7% 7141 Gold Estates „ Goldfields.. 19/6 20/6 Australia H/2 Reef 7/0 8/0 Great Boulder.. 6% 6% „ West Half Mile Reef.. (J l/4 „ Wynaad Hampton Plains 2% 2% Nundydroog 3% ',y4 Hannans Brown Ooregum 2ft 3ft Hill. 4 4V« Pref 3ft 3ft Hannan's Forest ft ft Paridington Cons IV. 1% Hannan's Group f| H Weutworth A t1 Hannan's Trea. W.A. Gold Field? 5% 5% sure. 1 Do. Concession. Hannan's Oroya 1% Do. Explcrratir 1 IV4 HitorMiss — „ Do. Finance 3Jg 4ft Iron King 3 1 Do. Share/Cor .pM, pm Kaigurli (1 White F. Rew-) 11 1% MISCELLANEOUS Burmah Ruby— Rio Tinte 24l/« 24% Cape*Copper 2% 2% St Jno Del Kay Cepiapo 1& 2 StraitsDevelop't Hauraki 16/3 16/9 Waihi Gold 7 7»/4 Mason A Btrry 3V« 3% Do. Silverton 1

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DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST SUPPLIED BY MESSRS THACKERAY & 00. Stock and Share Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers, Cardiff RAILWAYS Paid Pr; Stock Barrv Undivided. H" -100 _280 ?83 „ Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Ord.«100 .129 130 „ Do. Deferred Ordinary..100..162 153 „ Great Western.100 -175 174 London and North Western.100 .199% 200% „ -100 166 167 10 Port Talbob By. and Docks- 10 9'. 53,411: Dew 10 Uhon & S. Bay Nos.1/36,600. 10 5% 6' 10 Do. New 10 5% 6% Rhyintiey IOLI .-272 175 „ Do. Iss, £ 40 pm. £ 20 pd,50 ..132 135 ad p M ralf Vale Divided Stook" ^.100 .80 SI PRKVKRK.N'rjAL Stock Barry Ry. 5 p.c. 1st Pref.100 .175 180 Do.. Consolidated 4 p.c.100 _]43 144 „ Do New do. 100 ..143 144 „ Brecon A Met. 1st Pref. lt)61.100 80 83 It Do. 2nd Pref. 1862.100 53 58 M Cambrian, No. 1,1 p.c. .100 80 82 „ Do No. 2 4 p.o.100 40 42 Great Western 5p.c.100 ..188 191 10 Pembrk & ''enlly [) J). 10 13 14 10 Port Talbot 4 p. c. Allots. %pm 10 Rhon <fe S Bay 5 [>.c.1/30,000 10 133' 10 Do New 10 13% 13'/« Stoek, Rhymney 4 p.c. Consold 100 147 149 „ Taff Vale 4 p.c Consold. -TOO _147 150 GUARANTEED OB LMASEH 50 Aberdare ldp.c. 50 -170 175 St Great Western, 5p. c. gupr IW I 9C 193 „ Pen rth5%p.c.100 -185 190 10 Vale of Glamorgan 10 13 13% RAILWAY ANI) OTHER DKBKN'J'UKKs Stoek Alex. Dock A By. 4 p.e. -IrO -125 127xd „ Barry Ry. 3 p.c.100 .111 113 It Brecon AMertliyr A 4 p.o..100 ..130 132 II Do B 4 pc. -100 .105 110 „ Bute Dock 3 p. 0 .100 ..105 107 II Cambrian A 4 p. c.100 ..136 J38 „ Do. B 4 p.c. 100 ..128 133 Do. C 4 p.c..100 .127 132 II Do. D 4 p.c. non-cum fl00 ..112 115 „ Great Western 4 do, .100 ..155 157 „ Midland 5 perceitt .100 ..119 i 21 „ Mid-Wales A 4% pei oenb -100 ..145 48 II Neath A Brecon 1st 100 ..128 loO do A 1 100 ..110 112 „ do. A}2 100 37 40 „ Bhondda&Sw'sea Bay 4p.o. I00r ..130 133 Rhv»nn«y 4 ditto 1()() 152 55 Taff Vale 3 p.c -100 ..113 115 „ Yale of Gla.moraD 3 D.C. _100 .105 107 BANKS. 30 Glamorganshire, < 5% 5 0196morganstiire, Prof. 2% 6Y, 5% 60 London & Midland I -4R 46% 10 London A Provincial 5 21^ 21% 60 Llovdattank „ ..a ;5}t 26% 60 Metro, of England & Wales 5.14 141". 75 National Provincial .10%. 46 47 60 National Provincial 12 63% fi4% 40 North^Sowth WILIO,4.1 -10 32 33 GAS 10 Aberdare" 10 19 20 stool* Bristol5p.c. — .100 .129 130 Cardiff A 10percent __10\,¡ 240 ?45 Do B 8 percent .100 ..195 200 Do. C 7 per cent .100 ..1'¡5 178 It Do. D 5 per cent 100 ..126 128 „ Do. 4% p.c. Pref. Stock lOr ..123 128 Stock Newport A 10 per cent -100 £ 40 245 Do. B7%percen ..100 ..180 185 II Do. C 7 percent; ..100 ..175 178 5 Swanaea 7 pea: cent -.25 45 47 25 Do 7 percen 25.- 41 43 GAS AND WATKR. 10 Bridgend 10 8% 9% 12 Pontypool (Max. 10|>.c.)_. 12 17% 18% 10 Tetrad A (Rhondda) 10 19% 20 10 Do. B 7 p.c. 10 -.13 ]3% WATERWORKS 26 Bristol 25 £ 5% 56% 20 Do 20 43% 1114 10 Pontypridd 10 per CII;.Ord. *0 H4 25 19 Do ? p.c M. IG _17 17% BREWERIES. 10 Bristol (George's) Ordinary.. 10 39% 40l/4 10 do. 6 p.c. Pref.. 10 17 v. 18 10 Hancock 6 p.c. Prefd. Ordy. 10 13% 14xd 10 do. Prefd iss. at 2 pm 2 5 5y4xd 10 do. Deferred Ordinary. 10 15% 16' xc)- 10 do. Def. iss. at 4 prem 4 h%xd 10 do. 6 p.c. Preference 10 14% 15xd Stock do. 4 p.c. Deben. StocklOO ..117 119xd 10 Rhondda Valley 5 p.c. Pref. 10 10% IIV4 Stock do. 4l/i Deb. StocklOO .110% 111% COAL AND IRON 10 Albion Steam Olllery "in 103,4 11 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb, red.100 ..104 106 10 Cambrian Col 6 p c cum Pf.. 10 10 10% 100 Do. 4% p.c Deb. 100 .102 105 10 D. Davis & Sons 10Vk IO4 19 Do. 6p.ccum redPf Shs 10 101/4 10% 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., red. 100 IG4 105 100 Do. 5 p.c BDb. (1906) 100 ..104 1C5 l.3 Rbbw Vale Steel, lron.JtCottl.^J 6% 6% 5 Great, Wasterot Ord. 6 3;;R 3% 5 Do. Pref. 68% oV. 5 International Coal ? 2% 2% 100 Lockets Colliery 5 p.c. Dbs. 100 98 100 100 Miller A Cory 6 p. c. 99 1;'1 62% NatitygloicfBlaiualron Pref. 62% 91% 2'/ixin ar 10 Newporl-Abercarn 10 2% 2" 10 Do. Participating Pref.. 10 6 7 5 North's Navigation jColliery 5 1% 1% 5 Do 10 p.c. CmnPref 5% 6 100 Do. 6 p.c. Deb.100 ..102 104 10 "ellrikyber CoUiery 10 5 5l/4 10 1)0. 5to7%p. c. Pref, 10 8 8% 100 Powell Dulfryn 6 p.c. Deb .100 .108 110 5 Rhyiuney Iron 7, -24 s 25n 5 Do Now 10s lis 100 Do. 5 p.c, Mort. Debs.100 97 100 17 South Wales Colliery Ord H 17 8% 9% 3 Do. 10 per cui't. Pref.. 3 3% 4y4 3 Do. New Pref 1% 2 11 Tredegar Irou co I Goal A. 7% 2% 2% Stock Dc B 100 M 36 MISCELLANEOUS I..RbOCk Alex. Dk. A Ry. 4% A Pref.100 ..125 157 r, Ditto 4% U Pref.lOD ..103 104 10 Barry Graving Dock 10 21112 22xd 1 Ben Evans and Co. Ord. 1 20s 21s (Subject to Founders Shares.) 1 Blandt Co, ISs 6d gg 6d 10 HI. and So. Wales Waggon ::).. 61/ (¡7á 10 Bnte Drv Dock 10 13% 13', lock Bute Dk. Preferred Ordinary .1 issued at 10 p.c. prern paid 40 51 63 Canlilf Cor loralion ,j31J. C,II", 120 124 10 Cardiff lee 10 lift 11% 10 Cardiff Milling Co Ordinary 10 1% 1% 10 Do. 1>9.6 p.c. Preference 10 3l/4 3% C'dlff ? Pen'rtli Tramways 1 4% 5 50 Cardilt Junction Dry Dock 40 ..40 42 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage.. 2 36 39 5 Empire, Cardiff 5 7V« 7% 20 Hill's Dry Dock .lb.. 1% ay4 10 Miltor(I I)ock 19 10 Mordey Carney. 9..]3 13"9 10 Do. do. 10 14% liU 100 Do. 4% p.c, Deb.:(R 1909, at 105). 100 ..102 J04 50 MountatwutDry Dock A 40 85 90 60 1)0. Do, B43 45 Newpt. Water;El Annuities 27t? < 10 Parii,),Il & Bvans Ord, 7% 1 10 Do. Pref. 6p.c. cuinvlO 610 50 Penarth ShlpbiiiMnig 50338 10 Provincial Tramways. 10 t% 8 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 1" 13 "il J 4 10 Royal Hotel 6% Pref 10 5 8 10 Spilleract Bakers Ordinary 9 14% 14% 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 :4ya 143/4 10 Spillers Nephews Biscnit, Co 99 i4 10 ,1 Stranghan & Stephens Stores Ordinary I14s 15s 1 Do. do. 6 p.c. Pref. 1 19s 20s Stock Swansea Harbour4p.c. Stk. 100 ..1C9 111 100 WesternMail4%p.c.Dbl920100 ..106 108 10 Do. 5p.c. Pref. 10 10% 10%. Bank Bate raised from 3 to 4 p.c.. 22nd Oct. 1996 SlfifaLtftfS 30 & 10 Port Talbot'Pref Shares, at 10s £ 300 <fc £ 1' 0 Powell Duffryn 5 p.c. Debs 15 Rhondda Or J Shares, at £ 5 18s 3d 15 Rhondda Or J Shares, at R5 188 3d 300 Norths Colliery 6 p.c. Debs a London and Prov Bank Shares, at 21% 14 A 2 Spillers 6 p.c. Pref Shares 5 & 10 Rhondda 5 p.c. Pref Shs, at 13% £ 5000 Barry By 3 p.c. Peb. at 11031i xd £500 D. Davis & Sons 5 p.c. Debs, at 105 Eloo Western Mail 4'.i p.c. Deb, at 107 30 Cardiff Milling 6 p.c Pf S10 Shs, at 3% 25 D. Davis and Sons 6 p.c. Prefs-, at 10. S50 Swansea Harbour 4 p.c Stk. at 110% 20 <fe 10 Port Talbot Pref Shs, at 10s pm 25 Cardiff Milling Ord £ 10 Shs, at 34s 6d 20 Cardiff Pure Ice Shares, at 111ft £ 184 Barry Preferred Stock, at 129% 30 Swansea & Mumbles Ry 4% p.c. Pref Shares, at 10,t4 fO Norths Colliery Ord Shares, at 36s BUYERS. 50 B n Evans Ord Shares, at 20s 6d B100 Taff Vale Stock 20 Hills Dry Dock Shares, at 8 £50) • arry Deferred & Preferred Stock 20 Port Talbot Pref Allotments 40 Glamorgan Bank Ord Shares, at 5 30 Glamorgan Bank Preference, at 5% JS500 Alexandra B Pret Stock, at 103 20 Cambrian Colliery Pref, at 10li. 10 Mordey Camey. £10 pd, Shs, at 14% 20 Pontypridd Water 7 p.c Shs, at 17ft 20 London & Prov Bank Shares, at 1;I 50 Newport Abercarn Ordinary, at 2ia Allotment! of Port Talbot Ry Pref Shares negotiated 5 HACK K.IIAY AND CO., CAJLUHFF, STOCK BROKERS 1059

E. T LYDDON AND CO.. 122. BUTE-STREET. AND STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. Toleggratas-" l,ytl(lon, Carditt." Teleoliones—P.O.. 63 Nat.. 103 SXLLVR8.' 15 Port Talbot Pref Shares, at 10s prem 30 Ben Kvans Ord Shares, at 21s 20 Rhondda Valley Brewery Pref Shares :E?t)) Penarth Pier Debenture 2,500 Bute Dock Preferred Stock SO Rhondda Prof Shares 50 Cardiff Milling Pref Shares, at 3& 100 Rhymney Iron New, at 10s 6d 2256 Bute Dock 3 p.c. Deb Stock J31000 Brecon & Merthyr 1864 Pref Stock 5) Vale of Glamorgan Shares, at 13ft tdKIftS/ — £ 1000 Barry Preferred Stock 20 Cardiff Empires £ 500 Alexandra Dock B Pref Stock :65, 0 D. Davis and Sons Debenture B500 Ca r brian Colliery Debenture 18 Cardiff Exchange Shares Brynmawr and Blaina Gas Shares 30 Mordey Carney, £10 or £9 paid, Shs j3700 Barry Deferred Ordinary I. £100 Norths Colliery Debenture, at 102 2C Nells Pref Shares trc: F. S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1, DOCK. CHAMBERS. ANDt STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1083 Tgrams: 'Flerainc. Cardiff.' 'i"n's, Nat, 158,'P.0,133 SELLERS. — £ 1000 Barry 3 p.c. Deb, at 113% 20 Cardiff & Penarth Trams, at 4% 5 But" Dry Dock Shares, at 13% JS275 Taff Vale 4 p.c. Pref. at 149 10 Hancocks New Deferred, at 9% J 10 Hancocks New Preferred, at 5% 1 20 Albion Colliery Shares, at 11 BUYERS. 10 Cambrian Colliery Ilref, at lOy* 10 Penrikyber Pref, at IS 20 Norths Pref, at 5f 20 Strannghans Ord, at 14s 9d £200 Barry Graving Dock Deb, at 102 20 Mordey Carney fully paid, at 141I 20 Great Western Colliery B Shs, at 3% 50 Newport Abercarn Coal, at 2% At moment we can sell or buy amounts of Stoek Or number of shares stated at prices quoted. E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHAltJ BROKER 59, MOUNTSTUART-SQ. A STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF.. 1173 TVms. "Shares Cdiff.TVnes. P.O. No 51, Nat. 236 SELLBUS. -£500 Barry Ry 3 p.c. Deb Stock, at 112 20 Port Talbot Pref Allots, at 10s prcm 12 Swansea Gas 7V, p. c. Sharps, at 4Q 100 Mazawattees, at B2 30 Tredegar Iron A Shares 25 Port Talbot Ry Shares, at 91/, BUYERS. -10 Cambrian Colliery Pref Shares 10 D. Davis and Sons Pref Shares CHARLES MASSY AND CO., CORY'S CORNER. BUTE DOCKS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Tgrams, "Invest." Cardiff. T'ph's, Nat.. 208, P.O., 75 BUYSBS. -Porb Talbot Allotment Letter* THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 110, Bute-st. )et (and Stock Exchange), Cardiff, Tolegrapliic Address, Cledge, Cardiff.' Telephones—Nn.tioml. No. 139: P.O. No. 82. 1093, BUYERS. —Barry 4 pc. Pref Stock London and Provincial Banks Hancocks Pref Shares Barry Deferred Ordinary SELLERS. — £ 49 Barry New 4 p.c. Pref Stock lOPortTfilb t Pref Stranaglian ct Stephens Prefs 10 Bank Buildings Shares 10 Mountstuart Hotel 6 p.c. Prefs 5 Bute Dry Docks 15 Rhondiia. Valley Breweries Prefs TREGrERTHIfiN DUNN AND CO., 27, MOHNTSTIT ART-SOU ARE, CARDII F. AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1136 rgraTms-rR,I)O,iN. CA "IlIr Nat Nn 1*0, P 0 131 SELLERS. 9 Mountstuart Dry Dock A Shares 10 Cardiff Empire Shares 10 Spillers & Bakers Ord Shares 210CO Bute Preferred Stock 50 Stranaghan & Stephens Ord Shares BUY ERS. C500 D Davis and Sons Deb 5 Regio ss Shares 10 Hills Dry Dock Shares ElOJ Cambrian Colliery Deb 10 Cambrian Colliery Pref, at 10 J. W. COURTIS AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS. ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1146 Telegrams—" Stocks. Cardiff." TeleDhones—Nat.. 551 P 0.. 51?! SELLERS. 25 Port Talbot Pref Shares, at 10s prem 50 Stranaghan A Stephens Ord Shares 2 Hancocks Pref Shares 20 Rhondda & S. Bay Ord Shares 10 Lloyds Bank Shares 25 D. Davis and Sons Ordinary .BUYERS. —2 Ben Evans Ord Shares 20 Port Talbot Preference Allotments 100 Stranaghan & Stephens Pref Shares £ 900 Barry 4 p.c Pref Stock Port Talbot Ry Pref Share Allotments negotiated PMKCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113, Bute-rd., and Stock Exchange„Cardiff. T'grams. Purse. Cardiff." T'ctiones. P.O Nat. 225 SELLERS —20 Northern Territories, at £ 5 17s 6d 20 Cardiff Empires 50 Chaffei s, at 3s d £ 200 Mordey Carney 4% p.c. Deb B300 Cardiff Empire 5 p.c. Deb 10 Khondda Rv Ordinary, at 6 50 Rhymney Iron New HU Y EM 50 Northern Territories at S3 15s 25 Hhymney Iron New. at 10s 100 Chaffers, at ?s Sd 10 D. Davis and Sons Prefs, at EIG 6s 3d ERNEST SULLY AND CO., 118, BUTE-ST.. AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telearams "Trust.' Telepliones:-P.O.. 7. Nat., 187 SELLERS. 10 Mountstuart Dry Dock A Shares 11 Cardiff Milling Ordinary Cambrian Colliery Debentures Albion Coal, at 10% 20 Spillers Ordinary, at 14% Bute Dock Deb, at 106 .UY ERS, -V £ 1000 Bute Dock Debentures B500 Cambrian Colliery Debentures Barry Graving Dock Shares Mountstuart Dry Docks Albion Coal, at lOfy- 20 Glamorganshire Bank Prefs & Ords 30 Spillers Ordinary, at 14% LIONEL E. TAYLOR & CO. 129, BUTE-STBEET, and STOCK EXCUANGK, CARDIFF. 1222 T'srrams Security Cardiff." Tphns P.O., 113 Nat,212 SELLERS. -10 Spillers Ordinary Shares, at 14% 20 London <& Provincial Bank Shares 30 Port Talbot Ord Shares 15 Port Talbot Pref Allots, at 10s prem 10 Cardiff Empire Shares 10 Spillers Nephews Shares, at!10 BU YERS. -10 Cambrian Colliery Prefs, at 10y4 Mountatuart A Shares £ 1000 Bute 4 p.c Preferred Stock 10 Spillers Ordinary Shares, at 14% 20 Port Talbot Pref Allots, at Ie prem ■— 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. SELLERS. —200 David John A Co. p.c. Pref 26') Penrhiw and Woodfield Colliery Shs GODFREY AND LAWS, 12, MOUN'lSl'UART-SQUARE, CARDIFF. Tgrams—" Canoe,' uardiff. l"phone No. 116. Nat. 222. BUVERS. -Cardiff Channel Dry Dock Debs, at 103 SELLERS. -2 Sbare ss I udgate-offer wanted Cardiff Empire. Debs, at 103 Carmarthen United Brew. Prefs and Ord P A R S O N IS AND Ji.O BJ E N T STOCKBROKERS, 1086 OlSNTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. I'elearams rv-woort. Telephone NfI?1 SELLERS. 50 Ferndale Gas Shares £ 500 "eade ct Herring 5 p.c Debenture £ 200 Thos. OWen Pref, at 27s 20G Bovril, at '.t dis P,500 Khondda Valley Krewery Deb 100 Rhyinney Iron New. at lis 3d 20 I'lackwood Gas Shares iiO Wm. Cory & Sons Pref—offer wanted £ 600 Newport Gas B Stock 50 Ross and Monmouth Ry Pref, at 43% 100 South Wales Jam Shares 50 Blaenavon Iron Shares BUYERS. 20 Weavers, at 10% 40 Rhymney Iron New 10 Carmarthen Brewery Ordinary 100 Jones Dickinson Preference B400 Alexandra Dock B £1000 Thomas Owen Deb £ 1000 Alexandra Dock Deb Stock £3)) }rYllmawr Gas-say lowest 10 D. Davis Pref, at 10' B23 Hen Evans Debenture Chartereds. 20, Randfontein, 2% Goldfields, all. Knights, 41f. Buffela, 1% HiNUY J. PILL1NUER & CO. UA' IE BET-ION SAYCE, VAUGHAN AND CO. STOCK AND SHARE £ R<*KF,RS. HlGH-Sl'lfKlOT, NEWPOHT MON. 1188 Trtlephone Nc Telwwras "Pillint'^r, Newpi»r»- TjUVifRs —Heidftlberg Gold Mines, at Is Gas & Water Stocks yielding 4 to 5 p.c. 20 Pontypridd Water 7 p.c. shares 50 Londou & Yorkshire Banks, at £ 5 3D Newport, Abercarns, at £ 2l/4 50 Metropolitan Banks 50 Lloyds Banks 50 Evans and Aliens, Ltd., Shares 100 Mazawattee Ten Ordinary SKI.LKRS. 20 Ponrypool Flour Mills A Bakery Shs Newpori Water Annuities 20 Slif-ffield Empire Shares, at 8y4 100 Mazawfit tee Tea Ord Shares SMOO Cambrian Ry No. 3 Prefs—w bid 50 Searle nd Herrine-want bid £ 1000 Cambrian No. 4 Pref for:2120 STEPHEN P. WILLS, SWANSEA. Stockbroker. T grams, Wills.' S'SM'I. T phone, 184 BUYER.—Glamorganshire Bank Ord and Prefs JAMES MADGE, STOCKBROKER, WIND-STREET, S'aea. Tp,,ms. Madge, S'sea. SELLER.—Swansea Gas 7% p.c. Shares A. W. JOHNSON, SWANSEA, STOCKBROKER. T^s "Ornate." S'seaTphone219 BUYERS. —Weavers Ord & Preference Glamorgan Bank Ordinary

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK 1896. In. De. Taff Vale. 14332.. 14039.. 293.. — South-Eastern 4lv5^ 4C2r0.. 1473.. — London.Brighton.and.SC 46087.. 44259 ..1323.. —

I SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* SAVANSKA.i NEWPORT 1 Dec. [Mor.jEvn.fHgt Mor. Evn.|H(?t. Mor.jKvn |Hgt 7 M 8 41' 9 4j34 2, 7 44 8 7 31 3 8 54 9~1734 7' 8 T 9 24 9 44'32 9 8 31 8 54 29 6 9 37 S 57 33 2 9 W10 510 26:31 0 9 16 9 36 27 910 1810 39 31 5 10 T10 4211 1|29 3- 9 57il0 1626 7|10 5511 1429 8 11 Fill 1811 41'27 710 3610 5825 7,11 31H1 64 28 0 12 S 10 6'27 I'll 1911 44 25 0 — 0 19 27 6 13 S 0 34 1 3,26 6 — 0 1025 0! 0 47 1 1626 11 144Mf 1 371 2 12:26 1 0 40:i 1424 111 1 50l 2 2525 6 "Roath Basin. + Prince of Wales Dk. lAlexandra Dk.

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS. TUESDAY. The attendance on 'Change tu-day was rather sparse, and business ruled quiet in all depart- ments owing to the extreme scarcity of prompt) tonnage. Arrivals have nob come to hand so freely as had been anticipabed. The following were the closing prices :—First class steam ooal, 9s 9d to 10s; best seconds, 9s to 9, 9d seconds, 93 to 9s 3d; drys, 9 tc 9s 4d: first class Monmouthshire coal, 83 9d to 9s second olass, 8s to 8s 6d (Cardiff shipment); firsb olass small, largely used for ships' bunkers, r 4s 9d to 5s; seconds, 4s to 4s 3d; drys, from 38 9d; first class bituminous coal, log 3d to lls seconds, 9t to 9s 6d No. 3 Rhondda ■ large, 103 6d through and througi), 9s 3d to 9s 6d small, 8 to 8s 3d No. 2 Rhondda large, '7s 6d to 8s tlirougli and through, 6s 6d to 7s 6d, and small, 4s 6d to 4s 9d f.o.b. Patent fuel, 9s 9d to 10s. Coke, 14s 61 to 221, according to quality. The local freight markeb has shown more activity to-day. R.¡tes rule very firm. The .following comprise the latest operations :— OUTWARD BOUND STEASINBS. )Sardiff to- Marseilles, 9fcs. Tenerifff, 7s, clean. St. Michael's, 7s 3d, clean. London, 4s 6d (Eppleton). London. 4s 6d (E!«more). Colon, 7s 3d, clean. Valencia, 78 6d, clean. Bordeaux, 6fcK. Genoa, 8!5 3d, clean. Genoa, option Savona, 8 oJd, clean. I Naples, option Leghorn. 8 3 r, cloan. Swansea to Copenhagen, 7s, clean.

BALTIC REPORTS. LONVON. TUESDAY. FRBIOHT MARKET.—There is only a limited inquiry from South Russian ports, and rates are unchanged. River Plate, America, and India all dull. Ore quiet. FIXTURES-STXAMERg. Novorossiak to the Mediterranpan, 9yfes one port, 91Afcs two ports, and 9yfcs three dis- chargingports (Tbos Allen), 2,100 tons, January. por' Odessa to Lisbon, 9d 6d, S. P. D. (Danby) 2,500 tons, 15bh—25th January. Huelva co Fleetwood, 83 9d. free despatch (Annandale), 1,800 tons, middle of December. GRAIN REPORT.—At the Baltic cargoes of wheat drags. There are some weak re-sellers of Califormans on passage "t, 34'1 9d, possibly 348 6d. Buyers point to 345 to 34s 3d for shipmenb this quality also. Russians held over value. Nothing doing from River Plate. Maize-14s paid steamer of mixed American, destination wanted. Barley extremely quiet 16-1 3d generally asked, bub no bids reported.

WRKCKS AND CASUALTIES. (8FKOIAX. TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. 1 A H.'ulingen telegram states that the British steamer Bradford, for Blytb, light, has put back with Sropeller damaged. She grounded on the breakwater, t but was assisted afloat. The steamer Effie Gray is reported to have been blown ashore near Jones's Wharf, Llandulas. A Sulina telegram states that the steamer Sportsman has floated and arrived safely in port. The steamer Nuffield, from Antwerp for Rio Janeiro, with a cargo of steel rails, put into Portland Roads on Monday with cargo shifted. She was surveyed and recommended to proceed to Southampton to restow and secure the cargo. The steamer Durward, from Rotterdam, was' picked up in the North Sea with crank shaft broken, and towed into Leith Docks for repairs. A Savannah cablegram states that the British steamer Planet Mercury and the United States steamer Kansas City have been in collision. Both vessels are slightly damaged. The Spanish steamer Cabo Quejo, which stranded at Huelva, has floated and proceeded. The steamer Sir Charles Tennant, with a cargo of mineral, grounded on Huelva Bar and remains. A Galveston telegram slates that the steamer May- field has been surveyed and foumL perfectly seaworthy. The steamer Barden Tower has arrived at Newport News with deck damaged. She had lost boats, her steering gear was disabled, and her decks leaking. The cargo is damaged. Repairs will require three days. An Oporto telegram states that the Portuguese schooner Ormesinda, frrom Pernambuco, is ashore in Leixoes Harbour hard and fast. There are faint pros- pects of floating her. Crew saved. The British schooner Andrew Longmore, from Fredrikstadt, with timber, which arrived at Banff on Tuesday, reports that on the 5th inst., during a heavy south-easterly gale, she was obliged to je6tison the whole of her deck cargo, the vessel being on her beam ends and the cabin and forecastle full of water. The steamer Standard passed Dunnet Head on Monday, bound West, and signalled that sire passed the Swedish vessel Magda in distress. All hanas were saved. She was endeavouring to land the crew at Thurso. The steamer Congo,from Alexandria for Hull, passed the Isle of Wight on Tuesday and signalled that the Kildonan, of Montreal, was abandoned in latitude 46 N, longitude 7 \V. All hands saved. The brig Kildonan, of Montreal, was bound from Bordeaux for Dakar. The steamer Science, from Odessa for Antwerp, passed Dover on Tuesday with deck damages.

JJZARD SIGNAL SRATION. THE LIZARD, Tuesday.—Wind S,Igale. Weather hazy, with raiu. Sea very rough. Barometer 29 48, falling. South cone hoisted at 1.40 p.m. Paused East-steamers Galatea, ef London, putting back Pioneer, of Man- chester. Passed; West-steamers Hurworth, of West Hartlepool; Cawrl, of London Graceful, of Liverpool; Gaerloch, of Aberdeen Trefusis, of Falmouth Lapland, of Leith Alacrity, of Belfast presumed Waller Thomas, of Cardiff Glenmore, of Liverpool Amphitrite, of West Hartlepool Clan Macdonald, of Glasgow a Red Cross Line siey.mer Weehawken, of London an Atlantic Transport Line steamer.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Tuesday. Wind SW, fre->h. Weather squally. Sea rough. Passed East— steamers Isle of lona, of Newcastle Brooklyn City, of Bristol Llanelly, of Liverpool.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Stelvio arvd Enpatoria 6th Cervin arvd Genoa 7th Cereda arvd Varna 5th Eden left Rotterdam for Bilbao 6th ltoxby left Wilmington for Liverpool 6th Kirkby left Savannah for Bremen 6th Aislaby arvd Boston from Java 6th Elpis arvd Hall from Port Royal 5th Bernard left Malta for Gibraltar for orders 5th Illtyd left Malta for Gibraltar 7th Goldclifte arvd Pomaron 7th Rosalyn arvd Plymouth 6th Speedwell left Havre for Cardiff 8tb Redruth left Falmouth for Cardiff 7th Ruabon left Ardrossan for Seville 8th Charles T Jones passed Constantinople for Rotterdam 6th Hartburn arvd Bristol from Danube 6th l'hornaby arvd Barry from Sharpness 6tit Wellfleld passed Gibraltar for Hull 6th Wave passed Gibraltar for London 5th Bnrlby passed Constantinople for Gibraltar for orders 5th Glendower left Sables for Bilbao 8th Rochefort left Rouen for Penarth 8th NQrbh Devon left Rouen for Barry 8th Boileau left Decklo for Cardiff 8th Dolcoath left Huelva for Diinkerquel7tlll Stakesby left Dublin for Cardiff 7th Bertiieley arvd Rio Janeiro 6th Gweatiand arvd Bilbao 8th Oyfarrtifa left Gibraltar for Huelva 7th Polames passed Prawle Poin t for Cardiff 7th Biaenavou a.rvd Salerno 7th LoDgueil arvd Tripoli 8th CARDIFF— ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, Dec 7.—Clifton ss, 52. Dunraven ss, 2132. Radyr ss, 648. ROATH DOCK, Dec B.-Malin Head ss, 2227. Wands. worth ss, 1119, London, light. Ceres ss, 54, London, light, Trevanion ss, 1564, Bristol, plates and pig iron. Rydalmere, 1246. General Chanzy ss, 864. Labarrouere ss, 762. BUTE EAST DOCK, Dec 7.—Africa, 682, Bristol, light. Eskdale, 1231, Bristol, ballast. Recovery, 950, Glasgow, ballast. BUTE WEST DOCK, Dec 7.—Tordenskjold, 232, Newry, ballast. King Ja Ja ss, 97, Ardglas, potatoes. I»ca ss, 45, Canal, light. 1511 er ss, 53. Ailsa ss, 75, Entrance Channel, light. BUTE WEST DOCK, Dec 3.—White Rose ss, 8, Roads, lielit. Nordcap ss, 188, Stockton, flour. Village Belle, 79, Rostrevor, potatoes. Clara, 70, Kilkeel, potatoes. Lynwood, 188, Waterford, pitwood. Osprey, 130, Water- ford, hay. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 5.—Ocean ss, 68, BristolJight. Active ss, 3'), Roads, light. Sir W T Lewis, 13, Roads, light. Retriever ss, light. Ralph ss, 74, Barnstaple, light. Emmfl. Louise, 65, Cardiff, light. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 6.—Inishowen Head ss, 1987, Belfast, light. Lord Londonderry as, 1620, Dublin, light. Rotha SS, 535, Roads, coal. Bulldog ss, 97, Bridgwater, light. Tender ss, 59, Bridgwater, light. PENARTH DOCK, Dee 7.-Argtis.ss, 577, light. Jane Jolliffe SS, 74, Roads, light. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Dec 7.—Clifton ss; Bristol. Earl of Dumfries ss, Jones. St Nazaire. ROATH DOCK, Dec 8.—Ely Rise ss, David, St Nazaire. Aurora, Barret, Gloucester. Flower of the Severn, Guy, Bri,tol. BUTE EAST DOCK, Dec 7.—Garth as, Jones, St Naeaire. Cornelian ss, Farlane, Ayr. BUTE EAST DOCK, Dec 8.—Medway ss, Whyte, Glasgow. Turquoise ss, Pherson, Glasgow. Ross ss, Kendrick, Bilbao. Pera ss, Wills. Spezzia. BUTE WEST DOCK, nec 7.—Tivyside ss, Davies, Carmarthen. Solwav Prince ss, Spedding, Belfast. Bordeaux Ss, Bolen, lS'ewhaven. But, WEST DOCK, Dec 8.—EUeras, Belfast. Ailsa ss, Dundalk. Red Rose ss, Ryan, Roads. Cant McClure ss, Brown, Dublin. Marquis of Bute ss, Buckney, Liverpool. Peter '• rail am ss. Lea, Rouen. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 5.-Active ss, Roads. Sir W T Lewis SS, Roacis. Retriever ss. Roads. Ocean ss, Bristol. Ann ss, Bridgwater. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 6.-Normand ss, St Nazaire. Rotha ss, Li,erpool. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Dec 8. Huelva, Anne Thomas ss, B, 846, Thomas & Ita-deliffe Alexandria, Pliaros ss, B, 1448, Dusting, Stephens, Mawson k Goss Marseilles, King's Cross ss, B, 1407, J Cory & Sons Trieste, Tosip Braiiii ss, Aus, 1183, Paul Brailli Genoa, Odysseus ss, Grk, 983, VLv<sopnlo:4, Cory Bros River Plate, Turret Age ss, B, 1383, J Marychurch Piraeus, St Gothard ss, B, 966. Thomas, Cay Hall & Co Chautenay, General Chanzy ss, F, 864, J V'Valette La Plata, Cape Corrientes ss, B, 1660, W Milbnrn <fc Co Port Said, Trevanion ss,B, 1566, .shephard, Foster Hain Constantinople, Eptalofos ss, Grk, 1656, Stenos, Watts, Williams & Co Gandia, Oliinpia ss, Slm, 201, Rodriguez, John Bovey CLEAREO-Dec 8. Huelva. Anne Thomas ss, B. 14UO coal, 250 coke Marseilles, Arecuna ss, B, 1900 coal Alexandria, Pharos ss, B, 2500 coal Marseillez, Kings Cross ss, n. 2900 coal Batavia, Blue Cross ss, B, 3800 coal Buenos Ayres, Castleventry ss, B, 3700 coal Para, Imperator, Nwy. 749 coal Trieste, Josip Brailli ss, Aus, 2100 coal Genoa, Odysseus ss, Grk, 1900 coal Constantinople, Talbot ss, B, 3100 coal Piraeus, St Gothard ss, B, 1700 coal, 200 fuel, 40 iron, 50 coke Las Palmas, Thornaby ss, B, 2200 coal Chantenay, General Chanzy ss, F, 1800 coal Gandia, Olimpia ss, Spn, 425 coal La Plata, Cape Corientes SS, B, 3000 coal Constantinople, Eptalofos s>, Grk, 3400 coal 3 IMPORTS-Dec 8. Bristol, Trevanion ss, plates A pig iron, for export Ardglass, ',Citig Ja Ja ss, potatoes, E England Stockton, Nordcap ss, flour, J Tucker Ld Rostrevor, Village Belle, potatoes, E England Kilkeel, Clara, potatoes, E England Waterford, Lynwood, pitwood, M J Begg <fc Co Waterford, Osprey, hay, M J Begg A Co BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, Dec 8.-Harbury ss, London. Activity ss, Havre. Shagbrook ss, Havre. Jenny, Barry Harbour. SAILINGS, Dec 7.-Caxo ss. Port Royal. Crosshillss, Havre. Harberton ss, London. Melrose Abbey ss, Havre, SAILINGS, I)ec g.-LI(lo s, Gibraltar. Fairmead SS, Genoa. Rajah, Hong Kong. N EWPORT—ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Dee 8.-Stokesley ss, 590, Car- diff, light. Radnor ss, 752, Glasgow, light. Test ss, 192, Swansea, light. RIVER, Dec 8.—Tel-el-Kebir ss, 92, Bristol, light. Emily, 57, Clonakilty, sand. St Davids ss, 57, Bristol, general. Gazelle, 3y, Bristol, grain. TarBnaki, 45, Bristol, light. Thomas and Mali a, 64, Bristol, light. Carbon ss, 71, Bristol, light. Royal Alfred, 150, Bristol, light. Norah, 59, Bridgwater, light. Flora, 45, Bridg- water. light. Brune, 91, Bridgwater, light. Zoe ss, 1203, Harwich, light. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Dee 8.-Bromsgrove a-. Phillips, Southampton. Wylam ss, Bruce, Nyborg. Microphone ss. Mulhollaud, St Brieux. OLD DOCK, Dec S,-Kirkless ss, Sullivan, Water- ford. Ashlow, Pye, StTohn, NB. RIVER, Dec 8.—Emily, Rowles. Bristol. Water Lily, Driscoll, Bantry. Mary Ann, Martin, Minehead. Providence, Phillips, Highbridge. William, Lee, Bridgwater. Cornelian ss, McFarlane, Cardiff. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Dec 8. Havre, Stokesley ss, B, 591, Powell Duffryn Co Le Moule, Sutrio, Aus, 237, Vidulich, Cory Bros & Co Lisbon, Radnor SS, B, 750, Williams, John Cory, Sons Leghorn, Isle of Kent ss, B, 1961. Morel Ltd Rio Janeiro, Gertor ss, B, 1551, Watts, Williams CLEARED—Dec 8. Havre, Stokesley ss, B, 1'50 coal St Marie, George, Rus, 446 coal Colomhq, Pindari as, B, 7010 coal Baliia Blanca, Lomas ss, B, 2350 coal Oporto, Oevenum s, Port, 2509 coal Lisbon, Radnor ss, B, 1500 coal Le Moule, Guadaloupe, Sutrio ss, Aus, 300 coal IMPORTS—Dec B. Bandon, Belle, 304 steel scraps, Humphreys & Co Clonakilty, Emily, sand Bristol, St Davids ss, general, R Burton <Sr Son Bristol, Gazelle, grain EXPORTS COASTWISE—Dec 8. Cork, '-eott Harley ss, Q20 coal, T Wilks & Co Cork, Catherine Sutton ss, 360 coal, T Wilks A Co Belfast, 'i'est as, 580 coal, J F Thomas & Co Bristol, Gazelle, 110 coal, Newport Milling Co Bristol, Pallas, 150 coal, A J Smith Bristol, Perseverance, 100 coal, A J Smith Bristol, St Davids ss, general, R Burton & Son Liverpool, Snipe ss.jjtinplates, R Burton & Son Bristol, Edith ss, genera), R Burton A Son Bristol. Moderator ss, general, R Burton & Son Cardiff, Ethel ss, flour, R Burton A Son Cardiff, 1; a ss, flour, R Burton & Son Bristol, Edgar, coal, R Burton &JSon Liverpool, Plover ss, general, R Burton A Son Belfast and Glasgow, Medway ss, general, R Burton Bristol, Thomas and Maria, 130 coal Bridgwater, Fanny Jane, 126 coal Bridgwater, Jane, 83 coal SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, Dec 7.—Lord Clyde, 560, Port Royal, phosphate rock. NORTH DOCK, Dec 8.—Alpha ss, 55, High bridge, copper ore. Isle of lona ss, 714, Huelva, iron pyrites. Topaz, 196, Waterford, timber. SOUTH DOCK, Dec 7.—Herbert ss, 67, Gloucester, light. Creaden ss, 293, Limerick, hay. Alice H, 184, put in, light. SOUTH DOCK. Dec 8.—Berwick ss, 246, Treport, general. Vril ss, 160, St Malo, light. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Dec 7.—St Kilda ss, Wilkie, Belfast. Jane, Irwin, Combmartin. Dart, Pulsford, Minehead. NORTH DOCK, I)ee ss, Canrobert, Bordeaux. Elizabeth Lathom, iddon, Dublin. SOUTH DOCK. Dec 7.-Pioneer ss, Rockett, Rouen. Belle, Thomas. Newport. Collier ss, Watkins, Bristol. SOUTH DOCK, Dec 8.-Topic ss, Ferguson, Neath. F L B ss, Benoit, London. X L. Waragher, Dublin. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Dec 7.—Juno ss, McAuley, Nantes. Tesi ss, Ferguson, Newport. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Dee 8.—City of Bristol oa.Gough, DIEPPE. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Dec 8. Treport, Queen's Channel ss, B, 128, G Shepherd A Co Treport, Berwick ss, B, 246, James, J Harrison CLEARED—Dec 8. Genoa and Leghorn, Ardaneorrach as, B, 825 coal, 215 ful, 310 general Leghorn, Dauntless ss. B, 1830 coal Treport, Queen's Channel ss, B. 400 coal Hamburg, City of Dortmund ss, B 500 general Valencia, Sapphire ss, B, 70 coal, 680 fuel Valencia, Ivanhoe ss, B, 870 coal en ajt e IMPORTS—Dec 8. Treport, Berwick ss, 37 casks grease, 540 cases milk, bales of straw, 1 case tinplates, 55 empty cases, 10 empty casks, 64 casks hardware, 12 drums potash, 9 casks potash, 1 bag potash, 80 bags chemical pro- ducts, 2 cases chalk, J Harrison Huelva, Isle of Iona-ss, 1400 iron pyrites, order Port Royal. Lord Clyde, 891 phosphate rock, Vivian Limerick, Creaden ss, 100 hay. J Bowden Highbridge, Alpha ss, 117 copper ore, H Bath A Son Liverpool^ Sunlight ss, general, J Bacon Bristol via Ilfracombe, CoHier ss, general, Pockett s Co EXPORTS COASTWISE-Dee 8. Irvine, Herbert ss, 240 copperas, 20 coal, J E Fisher London, Fitzwilliam ss, general, Tucker & Co 100 coal, R Hodgens Bristol, Collier ss, general, Pockett's Co Cork, Mary Jones, 190 coal, T T Pascoe Littlehampton, Vril ss, 420 coal, R Hodgens 20 coal, Harries Bios Liverpool, Sunlight ss, general, J Bacon BRITON FERRY. ARRIVALS, Dec 5.-Goonlize, 79, St Agnes, ballast. Margaret Mary, 77, London, steel scraps Corsair ss, 203, Galway, ballast. Dec 6-City of York ss, 23, Bristol, generaL Dec 7-Henry Fisher ss, 299, Limerick, ballast. Dec 8—Topic as, 112, Swansea, ballast. Dauntless ss. 108, Waterford, ballast. SAILINGS, Dec 5.—Trefusis ss, Mitchell, Devoran. Dec 7-Feadon ss, Cock, Dublin. Dec 8-Alice, Bowen, Highbridge. City of York as, Baker, Bristol LLANELLY. CLEARED—Dec 7. Stockholm, Genova ss, Nwy, 1350 coal Liverpool, Orpheus ss, B, tinplates Liverpool, Volga as. B, general

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