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I BALTIC REPOftTS. LONDON, Saturday. Freight Market.—The domi'id for tOlllmge COll- tinues m-agre, but rates are steady, especially Eastern, which have a tendency to improve. A ten days' quarantine has been imposed on the port of Rosano. FIXTURES—STEAMERS. Bilbao to Cardiff, 5s 3d (Cyfarthfa), spot. Sfax to Hull, 7s M, prosphates, 2,100 tons, early in February. Grain Keport. At the Baltic the market for cargoes of wheat opened strong, sellers asking 3d to 6d advance later the tone was rather easier owing to buyers not being eager to fallow the lead of yesterday—26s 9d paid lor steamer 3,10.5 tons Rosario Santa Fe 621b. guaranteed February-March shipment; Lord Cairns 9,000 Cali- fornian bill of lading 14th December sold at 30s, marking au advance of 3d. Barley unchanged and quiet. «

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. (Special Telegrams from Lloyd's Agents.) A TJnndalk telegram states that the steamer Cloughm.ire, beiore reported ashore, floated and grounded again in the river on the cast wall. A tug- boat and lighters are going out. A Barcelona telegram states that the steamer Noviembre while being discharged was discovered to be on fire. The hatches were battened down and st^am injected, and the fire was got under control. j There were 2,000 bales iu the hold, and 30 bales were fire damaged and 440 bales water damaged. A Victoria, B.C.. cablegram states that the steamer Mi-imi, before reported ashore near Ohemniuus, will probably be a total loss. The vessel is broken iutwo. The steamer Marquette, from New York for London, passed east of Beachy Head on Saturday morning and signalled that she had towed the steamer Queen Wilhelmina, of Sunderland, with a broken shaft,, in lat. 49 N. Jong., 17 W. A South Shields telegram states that the steamer Zar, of Lubec-k, with oranges, collided with the tug Jane and i'hce'oe, of Newcastle, strikiug the latter ou the starboard bulwarks, doing much damage. A. Boston, Lines., telegram states that the steamer Hardanger, from New Orleans, with maize, grounded in Kreemaii Channel, but floated on Friday night a:id anchored at Clayhole. Damage unknown.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. The Lizard, Saturday.-Wind N.W., strong. Weather squally. Sea moderate. Barometer 29'72, falling. Passed East— an Atlantic Transport Line steamer steamers Moorhen, of Cork Olia, of Pen- zance, pnttng back Moliere, of Cardiff; Venango, of Sunderland, from Baltimore Aehroit-e, of Glasgow Garmoyle, of Glasgow Munificent, of Sunderland, putting back; Tyne, of Newcastle; Camel, of Londou Silvertou, of Leith. from New Orleans for Aarhiiiis; City of Cadiz, of Dublin. Passed West— one of Ilea's steamers steamers Bochefort, of Bel- fast Avocet, of Cork, for Belfast; Zaaustroom; Skeffington, of Newcastle luver, of Belfast; Glas- salt, of Aberueen- The Lizard, Sunday.-Wind N.E., strong, with heftvy squalls. Weather showery. Sea moderate. Barometer 29'57 rising. Passed East-a Hamburg- American Use steamer. from West Indies for Ham- burg; steamers Tuskar, of Glasgow; presumed Munchen, from Baltimore for Bremen Kiliarney, of Cork; Sinbad, of Newcastle one of Cory's steamers, of London Sirius, of Helsingborg; Microphone, of Belfast; Argus, of Belfast. Passed West—steamers Soleut, of Southampton; Almeria, of Liverpool; Surbiton, of London Lavinia, of Dublin; Inchfieith, of Liverpool; H^ndon, of London; Fournell, of Havre Ptarmigan, of Cork Ardnamult, of London Gyda, of Grimstadt; Kensington, from Autwerp for New Yorlr; Benedict, of Grangemouth; Afric, of Liverpool; Victoria, of Gothenbuig Martha ftuss, of Hamburg Munificent, of Sunderland Muristan, of Swansea; Liverpool, of Barrow; Finland, of Copen- hagen; Torquay, of Teignmouth Torbay, of Dundee; Cavo;u\ of Spezzia lltcnbury. of Bristol; Azalea, of Londou; Lingflald, of London; Montcalm, from London for New York St. Oswald, of Newcastle Lizzie, of Glasgow.

-+- THE BURDEN OF PROOF. At Whitechapel County Court kbefore Judge Bacon) a monthly nurse claimed one guinea. from a, Mrs Galinski for two weeks' attendance. Plaintiff said she was engaged for a. fortnight at 10s 6d a week. Defendant It is not true. Judge B "on Why do not you women have 9 these engagements in writing ? That would save disputes. Defendant: I did not engage her. I already engaged my own nurse. .Plaintiff; Oh, she is a falsehood, an untruth, and not a lady. (Laughter.) Defendant: She called on me, and I told her that if by accident my nurse could not come I would send for her. Plaintiff: Oh, dear Ob, dear I You have a lovely little baby, and you dare say that after kissing the book. Are you not ashamed ? Are I you not afraid ? V\ hat if you were to lose your baby ? I too have a sick child. This afternoon they operate on him at the hospital. If I get in this box and tell lies I would not dare to see him. I Something dreadful v.ould happen. Now, I say yoa did engage me. Judge JUaeon Those may be very good reasons why you are speaking the truth, but they are not evidence. You say she engaged you she denies it. Neither of you have witnesses. The burden of proof is with you. and you fail. Judgment for defendant.

SULPHOLINE SKIN LOTIox.-The only affec- tive remedy for Skin Troubles. Sulpholine quickly drives away eruptions, pimples, eczemea acne, blackheads, and all disfigurements, developing a fair, spotless skin. 2989 THE TRANSVAAL.—If war breaks out life will be destroyed. Coleman's WiIlcarnis" preserves life It is made with l'ort Wine, Liebig's Extract of Meat, .and Extract of Malt, and is the finest tonic and restorative in the world. 6,000 medical men say so. Coleman & Co., Ltd., Norwich and London. Sample I bottle free on receipt of full postal address r ISttsimss JUtftmsig. GREAT SALE 20 PER CENT. REDUCTIONS PREVIOUS TO STOCKTAKING. 4s IN THE £ DISCOUNT OFF THE REMAINDER OF OUR WINTER STOCK OF LAMPS, OIL STOVES, FENDERS, CURB SUITES, COAL VASES, FIREIRONS. FIRE SCREENS, BEDSTEADS, AND BEDDING. 48 IN THE £ OFF OUR ORIGINAL PLAIN-FIGURE PRICES. ABSOLUTELY NEW GOODS. NO OLD STOCK, GREAT BARGAINS. LARGEST SELECTION IN WALES. OUR MOTTO-LOW PRICES. PROMPT DELIVERY. ..} ."d)'l!I' CROSS BROTHERS, ti, U I i;:1 I THE CARDIFF IRONMONGEBS, 3 & 4, ST. MARY-STREET. 5591 # ATCHES BlaT YALUB in THE MARKET, AT MAKER'S CASH PRICES. In Silver Cases. C/7)} or* Just the Watch for British ffl (,; Working Men. ,.Q. The MARVEL of tho 20th CENTURY. BENSON'S [/ V Sylk ENSL/SH LEVER. -Cnuttn 0,^ "rn. w5pk tbe PubI5c to buy & Good LONDON. ffilBl \r", tT MADE ENGLISH LEVER, instead ■ y J of common country-made English, Swiss, or HIB American work, and are sure they will find it i, much cheaper in the long run, hence our intro* Or duction of this Watch for those who do not wisb wMutT Jf 7 *° BPea<* more than £ 3 10s. The movement is f-plate of our best London make, Jewelled in 7 actions. In Massive Sterling Silver, Crystal Glass Cases, £ 3 10a. Sent free and safe at our risk, to all parte of the World for cash, or P.O.O. BENSON'S BOOK of WATCHES from;22 to £500. CLOCKS, CHAINS, ENGAGEMENT RINGS, BROOCHES, PLATE, &a., tko. Post free on application. In Silror Cases: (/$BENSON'S mSlMTimR MATCHES can only be excelled by the New English Lever described /i.I'4-C 111 above. A aonnd Watch AT. a very low price. In SterliB* Mf 18 W ,H— Silver. Crystal Glass Cases, price £ 2. Unequalled by any other Watfla MH. T i 8okl the pri-e. IfltL ,wtENSml Vi Selections of Walehet or Jewellery tent free on receipt of reference. (Mil 'lmmn." OLD WATCHES AND JEWELLERY TAKEN IN EXC HANOI. WATCHES and JEWELLERY sent free by post at our risk to ail Hi § parts of the World or Cash for Post Office Order. G- J. W. BEMS&m, Ltd., VIW f\$> H.M. THE QU-iiifiNS WATCHMAKERS, m/f\l TM THE STEAM FACTORY— 62 & 64,160GATE HILL, LGNOON, .¡f; CLOCKS for Pi-eron atio. Church. Schoo P. tS Public ButldiagS, PABXICULAB5 POST f ttSE. They Cf Touch the LIVER. CARTER WSTTLE Mt 1 IVER ABSOLUTELY CURE SICK HEADACHE, 0$^ "4 BILIOUSNESS. 1 TORPID LIVER. INDIGESTION, fW smaii Pill. CONSTIPATION, M Small Price. SALLOW SKIN, U Small Dose. DIZZINESS, ™ FURRED TONGUS. ONE AT NIGHT. ihm,y CARTER'S?. '->H=' WONDERFUL MEDICINE, JgEECHAM'S PILLS, JD JgEECHAM'S PILLS, I^EECHAM'S PILLS ..L.) Are universally admitted to be worth a Gninea a Box for Bilious and Nervous disorders, such as wij»| and pain at the stomach, sick headache, giddiness, Witness and swelling after meals, dizziness and drowsiness, cold chills, llushings of heat, loss of appetite, short- ness ot breath, costivenesa, scurvy, blotches on the ■kin, disturbed sleep,frightful dreams,aucLall nervous and trembling sensations, &c. The first dose will give relief in twenty minutes. This is no fiction, for they have done it hi coimtfesr; cases. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one box cf these Pills, and they will he acknowledged to be W°BTH A GUINEA A BOX. WORTI-I A GUINEA A BOX. w ORTII A GUINEA A BOX For Females of all ages they are iuvaluable. No Female should be without them. There is not a medicine to be found eijual to them for removing any obstruction or irregularity of the system. If taken according to the directions given with each box they will soon restore Females of all ages to sound and robust health. This has been proved by thousands who have tried them, and found the benefits which are proved by their use. JgEECHAM'S PILLS. JgEECHAM'S PILLS JJEECHAM'S PILLS. For a wer.k stomach, impaired digestion, and all disorders of the liver they act 1ike" MAGIC," and a ew doses will be found to work wonders upon the mosii roportant organs of the human machine. They strengthen the whole muscular system, restore the appetite, and arouse into action the whole physical energy of the human frame. These are '"FACTS" testified continually by members of all classes of society, and one of ths best guara-atces to the ner- vous and debilitated is JgEECHAM'S PILLS. B EFCTIAIII'S PILLS. pi EECHAAl'S PILLS. Elave the IYirgest Sale of any Patent Medicine in the World. Fur,L DIRECTIONS ABE GIVEN WITH EAOH BOX. Prepared only and sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor T. 1J13ECHAM, Chemist, St. Helen's, Lan- cashire, and sold by all Druggists and Pafcmt Medi- cine Dealers everywhere. In Boxes, Is n6d, and 23 9d each. 1337 SUN INSURANCE OFFICE. FOUNDED 1710. Sum insured in 1898 exceeded £ 130 000,000. For all particulars apply to the following AGENTS CABDFF. Mr Wentworth H. Price. 21, High-streei. Mr Charles Cross, 21, Working-street. Mr John Jenkins, 10, Westgato-atreet. Mr F. E, Fursc. Messrs It. 11. Seel & Isaac. Theatre Royal Chambers. Mr F. J, Barter, Central Chambers, Working-street. Mr W, Williams, 119, St. Mary-street. Abcrkenflg Mr Jesse Hurley. Cadoxton and Barry Dock.Mr B. G. Davies. Cowbridge Mr Thos. J. Parsons. Dowlais, 51, Sand-street Mr Isaac Edwards. Gilfach Goch Mr John Edwards. I Gorseinon Mr Richard F. Bennett. Hengoed Mr George Seaborne. I Iilandaff Mr John Howe. Llantrisant Mr F. R. Jones. I Maesteg .Mr David Davies. 16926 Pentre Mr Thomas Rhys Evana a Trebswrris and Caerphilly ..AlrWm. Dowdewell 5434 ( JJL ADE'S pILLS Jt TTIADB'S OIR.IIS. All who suffer from Gout j or Rheumatism should E ADE'S TJIIJIJS. immediately haverecoursi JL to EADK'S Ptl.JGS. Hun 71 ADE S jJ^ind-'SS. dreds of testimonials have S'J .jt been received from al' WJ5 ADE'S I:)£T.JLS. sorts and conditions ol j2..f JL men testifying to the won- EADE'S ILLS. derfnl power these Pille. ..l:!J JL have in gi vin relief in the very worst cases.. These Pills are purely vegetabi« ind pe,^ecti y in their action. NSTANT RELIpF AND RAPIDLY CURE THII WORST FORM OF GOUT, RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GOUT, PAINS IN THE HEAD, PACE, AND LIMBS, And have the largest recommendation ever given anv Patent Medicine of its class THE ARE A MOST WONDERFUL MEDICINH GOUT 15, Sunbeam-terrace. Beeston-hill, Leeds, Yorkshire, Jan. 24,1898. RHEBMAT ISM Dear Mr Eade,-I feel it my duty to acknowledge GOUT the great good your pills' have done me. I have bees agreat sufferer with rheu- RctEUMAT ISM matic gout, but for the last R three years, having takere GOUT your pills I have alwayt been free from it, and an? never without them in thu Rheumatism house. THEY ARE A dGST OUT WONDERFUL IjT MEDICINE, a may your name bo Ti V,, U M A T S M praised all over the world, RGH l £ U M A T SM praised all over the world, I can highly recommenii OUT them to all people suffer- ing with Rheumatism as a 'I fe and sure cure. I have KGH E U M A T I 8 M often given one or two away to friends al a trial. OUT and. like me, they woulo not be without them for all tho world. You may make RHK (C U AT I S M use of this letter if yot. R think proper.—Yours truly "1 OUT HENRY THOJIAS LANGI/E* 7T Mr George Eade. 232, Goswe!l-road, RHEUMATISM LONDON. F.ADE'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS Are Sold by all Chemists in Bottles. Is lvd and 2a 3d or sent post free for Postal Order by the Pro prietor, GEORGE EADE, 232, GOSWI5L1>BOAD E.C. Ask for find bo sure you obtain F-ADF-'Sf GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS, E A DE'S OILLS. Ji 16844 1438 520a My brother, who had Whooping Cough, found i(, he greatest relief."—af.M.n., Tb 1""rindOD, CURES C 0 U G H. HAYMAN'S BALSAM OF HORE. HOUND. The in nnd speedy Remedy. S T 0 P S (j 0 L D. My cook was suffering from a distress- ing cough; after four uoses his cough was entirely gone-"—Capt. Clews, Church Army, Gloucester. 1022 TMPORTANT to THOSEWHO SUFFER Morton's I.X.I,. Pills aro guaranteed to cure all cornplicauous. Also gravel and pains in the back Post Iree for 4s from U. D. Tio.toyi, i%I.P.S. (from the General Hospital), Aston-road North, Birmingham, Agents:-Cardiff-it. Mumford, Chemist,&c., Meteor- street, Splotlands, and Castle-road, Roath, Merthy-r- Wills, Chemist. Swallsear-Lloyd, Chemist, Oxford- street. Newport Young. 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)SK YOUR GROCER FOR SYMINGTON'S ARABS COFFEE, -7hkh has maintained its Superiority for more than SEVENTY YEARS. SOLD EVERYWHERE. MAOTFACTUBEBS MARKET HARBOROUGH. 5050 R ORNIMAN'S PURE TEA. STRONG, RICH, DELICIOUS. ALWAYS GOOD ALIKE. SPECIAL WHOLESALE AGENTS: W. THOMAS & CO,, WHOLESALE GROCERS, 3350 GLOSTER BUILDINGS, SWANSEA. HOW TO SPECULATE SUCCESS- jLJL FULLY IX WAR TIME. "HOW TO SPECULATE SUCCESSFULLY IN WAR TIME." Important Article and Advice contained in this keek's Stock Market Report, just isSued, post tree, IJY the L ONDON & PARIS JGXCHANGE, LTD. HEAD OFFICES: 14, THROGMORTON-STREET, LONDON, E.C. ADVANCES ON MINING SHARES AT 6 Telephone: 1,861 AVENUE. 4953 Telegrams, PLEXARILY, LONDON." FRLHE DE BEES BILL POSTING AND JL ADVERTISING COMPANY, LIMITED. PROPRIETORS of 150 of the LARGEST STATIONS NEWPORT PONTYPOOL. RISCA, EASTERN and WESTERN VALLEYS. TERMS ON APPLIACTION. BRIDGE' STItRlgT. NEWPORT 1W9 -+- 7be City Offices of the South Wales Daily Sews are a 26, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street (Mr W. U. Skin ner). where Company Prospectuses and Financial News can be received up to five o'clock each aftei- noon for publication in Nexc Day's Issue

SOUTH WALES FINANCE. ,Cardiff Account Days, Feb. 9th and 23rd.) Saturday, Jan. 27th, 1900. The local market has been abnormally "luiet to-day largely in sympathy with the unsettled tone in London as a result of the nublic unrest which prevails by reason of she bad news from the seat of war in South Africa. Then, again, the disappointing jharacter of the Barry dividend and the more serious outlook HI connection with the railway workmen's dispute is effectu- ally damping the spirits of local operators. As a last factor accounting for the sparsity ?f business may be mentioned the great International football match at Swansea, which drew off la.ge numbers of people. The market has nut made up its mind yet as to exactly how the Barry dividend is to be rated. Just at the moment nobody jares to buy or sell, but to await the de- velopment of events within the next day or two. The Khymney dividend seems to have given general satisfaction, being rully up to expectations After Barry, fears are entertained as to what the Tali may do. To-day very few people have cared to give a forecast of more than 3 per cent. This would compare with 3;2 per cent. for the first half of the year. However, all doubt on this point will be Bet at rest on Tuesday. Coal Shares have been quiet and for the most part un- changed in price to-day. Locket's Merthyr Preferences have improved ji, to 10, aDd Rhymney Iron Old Shares 3d, to 47s 3d. There has been an absolute dearth of busi- ness in the miscellaneous section of the market. The Mining section of the market has also been extremely quiet and slumpy. The only changes in value noted in the raficial list of the Cardiff Stock Exchange are a rise of *4, to 10 in Locket's Merthyr Preference, and 3d, to 473 3d in Khymney Iron Old Shares. National Provincial Banks are marked 5572Xd and 6472Xd respectively. There are sellers of Tiliymney Irons Barry Preferred; Khymney Deferred; Weaver's Preferences Vale of Glamorgan Stock Barry Graving Dock Ordinary and Preference Newport Abercarn Prefer- ences; Jones Dickinson Ordinary Cardiff Ice Lloyd's Banks. There are buyers of Tredegar A Shares; North's Ordinary D. Davis and Sons' Ordinary and Preference London and Provincial Banks Ben Evans Ordinary Cardiff Corporation Stock Ebbw Vales. ALBION STEAM COAL CO. The directors of the Albion Steam Coal Co., Limited, at their meeting on Saturday morning decided to recommend the usual dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum for the past half- year, carrying forward a substantial balance. PROPERTY SALE. On Saturday, at Bridgend, Mr Michael Davies offered for sale the old-established commercial hotel kLown as the York Hotel, Bridgend, the Bala including the goodwill of the hotel and the business carried on thereat. The property was withdrawn at a bid of X975 made by Messrs K. H. Stiles and Co., Bridgend, but subse- quently sold to them for CI,OCO. BRISTOL SOUTH WALES WAGGON CO. The directors of the Bristol and South Wales Waggon Company have declared au interim divi- ) dend at the rate of 10 per cent. for the past half. year. RHYMNEY IRON COMPANY. TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—Referring to A Shareholder's letter in your issue of the 24th, I, in conjunction with him and others, shall look forward with keen interest to the next balance-sheet in the above company. Ours have not been seven years of plenty and seven years of lean, but instead it has been nearly all lean. I have before me the intecim report, lacking again, in vital statistics which are the life and marrow of the shareholders. Why, sir, it is a waste of printer's ink. With the bcom in coal and coke our profits should be quadrupled at least; this is my lowest expectation. Failing this, I would venture to suggest that a searching investigation be made into the contra.cts made this yeal.-I am, &-c., A SHAREHOLDER IN WEST WALES.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Saturday. The Imperial Bank of Germany to-day reduced its rate of discount from 6 to 572 per cent., and the rate of interest on advances from 7 to 6^ per cent. t Money was fairly usable for a Saturday, and ly2 per cent. was generally paid for advances until Monday, whilst 2 per cent. was charged for short fixtures. The Discount Market continued very firm. and rates further hardened, brokers generally charging 37.:i per cent. for discounting best three months' bills. Berlin private discount declined to per cent. On the Stock Exchange business has been almost at a standstill, operators still waiting for further news from South Africa regarding the military situation in Natal resulting from the abandonment of Spion Kop, and the markets were without particular feature, prices run- oing irregularly. Consols at one time showed a fractional advance, but ulti- mately closed without change. Home Railway Stocks were somewhat un- settled, but changes either way were as a rule of but little importance. American descriptions also waved irregularly and within a narrow compass in the absence of New York support. Canada Pacifics im. proved, but Grand Trunk issues were unsettled. Foreign Bonds were quite neglected, no support being received from Paris though Chinese issues continued weak on the Palace revolution in Pekin. South Africans showed further fractional declines on the day, due to complete absence of support, there being very little real selling. Westralians remained quite featureless. The market for Home Government Se. curities closed quietly. Con sols being nu changed, at 100% for money and account. Bank rate rose 1, and Rupee Paper y*. Colonial Inscribed Stocks were unchanged. Foreign Bonds were quite neglected. Inter Bourse securities being unchanged. Chinese 6 per Cent. Gold Loan fell 1 do. Fives, Va, Argentine 1886's, Y4 do. Trea-i sury Loan, I Cedulas, 34 Brazil 1889'sJ y4 do. 1895's, 1. Home Railways were irregular, South- Western Ordinary marking an advance of 1; Great Easterns, South-Eastern Deferred, 34 and Chatham Ordinary, 78 whilst Caledonian Ordinary fell 1 do. Deferred, y& Great Northern A, North- Westerns, and Metropolitans, y2 Dis- tricts, Great Westerns, and Midland De- ferred, 14 Barry Ordinary, 5 and Great Central Preference, 1372, 1. American Railways were neglected, Erie First Preference and Illinois marking a rise of 72; Southern Pacifics, Baltimore and Ohio Ordinary, York Centrals, Norfolk Common, and Union Pacific Preference, 34 and Atchison Preference, Louisvilles, Southern Common, and Pennsylvanias, whilst Ontarios, Reading First Preference, and Wabash Preference fell yA and Denver Preference, Erie Shares, Norfolk Preference, and Union Pacific Ordinary, Ya,, Canada Pacifics rose and Grand Trunk First Preference, whilst Second do. fell Third do., do. Guaranteed, Y2 and do. Ordinary, -ft. Mexican Railways unchanged. Nitrate Railways Ordinary receded y&. Bank Shares quite stationary. In Miscellaneous Thomas Salt First Debenture rose 1 Clay-Bock Preference, 34 London and Lancashire Fire Insur- ance, 72; and Linotype Deferred and Preference, Gas Light and Coke Ordinary fell y2 and National Tele- phones, South Africans showed renewed weak- ness, losses ranging from ïlïS to 34 Driefontein, at 3% Modderfontein 13, 234. In Westralians the only feature was a rise of in Great Boulder Prseverance, to 10 ft. Copper Shares dull and neglected. Forty thousand sovereigns were with- drawn from the Bank to-day for South Africa. The Silver Market continues firm, and the price for Bars advanced -ft for spot, to 27V6d per ounce. Forward delivery, however, remained unchanged at 27--7-d. Calcutta and Bombay Exchanges were quoted at 13 4ftd; Hong Kong, Is Hisd; do. four months, Is ll^d; Shanghai, 2s 8%d do. four months, 2s 9%d. The Indian Council to-day specially allotted 1,90,000 rupees in telegraphic transfers on Calcutta at Is 4 7-32d per rupee. The Paris Bourse has been dull. South Africans dull and lower. Exchange Cheques on London remained at 25.18.

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON LONDON, Saturday Evening.—The following were the rates of exchange on London to-aa.y :— Paris Cheques 25.18 Antw'p short 25.22 to 25.24 Berlin Cheques 20.19 St. P't'rs'bg, 3 mths 94.0") I)o. 8 days' sight 20.47$! Madrid, sight 52.41 no. 3 months 20.32 Cn'.st"nt'n'pr,3mfchsll0.'9 Hamburg, sight 20.49$I Lisbon 3S 9-32 Frankfort, snort 4 I Home, 3 mouths 26.98 Vim sight nwsy.stm242.lQ Barcelona 32.45 Amsterdam, short 12.03 Br'ss'ls C's 23.20to25 25 Chequ's 12.062 1 BUSINESS DONE. Bill PISH STOCKS Cons -1 Ooschen'o 2| May 101J 101 10% Do. do.Accoanb .■ 100J j "j 101 lOO Do. 2 do. 9) i j 99 Local Stock 102'- 10?J Bank of England Stock 34S| 317J India ii per Cent 111" Ill Do. 3 do. 101 Metropolitan Con. 3J p.c, 113 i 113 Do. do. 3 p.c. 101.1 nclia Rupee Paper 35 p.c.' 64 i (4| Ics. Canadian 4p.c.Jan.Jlv 10 103 Ins. C.CiDodHopt r4 p.c. 1383 109 | j 10J Ins. N. Zealand Con. 4 p.c. 112 112 Ins. New South Wales 115i I 115j Ins. Victoria 4 p.c. 1832-3-ri i07 j 107 las. Sonth Australian 4lrg J09 u P.C Ins Queensland 4 p.e 103 I 108 I 1 BUITISH RAILWAYS Brighton Railway Ord 178 x 178 Do. Do. Deferred 172 >x 72§ 171 f Caledoniau Consolidated.. 14> 142 Do. Preferred Con. Ord. 94 91 Do. Deterred Con. Ord. 4*} 4SJ Chatham and DuverOrd. 2Z\ !.] 22^ Do. Arbitn. Preference 132 1514 Do. Second Preference 10J\ .j. 107J East Dondon 7 j 71 Furness 95^ 54! East Dondon 7 j 71 East Dondon 7 j 71 Furness 95^ 54! Glasgow&S.WstrnPrefOrd, 78 78 Do. do Def Ord 63 .]. 63 Great Eastern Ordinaly 120J 'x 12! 121 Gt. Ntliu. l'refd. Con. Or^ 119 119 Do. Defrd. Do. 55 55] 53 56 Do. A's 52 52 Great Western 1S4J: 1641 1S1J Great Central Pref. Ord 32 32 Do. Deferred Ordinary. 11. 141 Hull and Barnsley 1 5) j 50 Lancashire »nd Yorkshire 115J [ 1451 Loudon and North-Wsfcru 197^ 197 i%1 London and South-Westrn 208i .]. 209* Lon. & Sfcii. Wstrn. Defrd. 8> ..] 83^ Metropolitan Consolidated 113 112 Do. Land Stock ,[ 8S 85 Do. District Ordinary .I 30y 391' 33 Do. Preferred 99$. [ 9.^ Midland Preferred Ord.I 81 8}"" Do. Deferred Ord.I f>7 £ "w\ %■] North British Ord. Pref. So^l 8SJ- Do. Ordinary Deferred. .-j; .j. )** North-Eastern Ordinary .1 17 iV I7di Nortti Staffordshire 124 i24J South-Kastera Ordinary ..J 153 133 Do. Deferred 83-j jjg Tall Vale Act, 1883 77 77 A.UKRICAN RAlLW AYS Atchison ijjji 13JI 19J Do. Preference 61J' 61?' 612 Baltimore <fe Ohio Ord 5S £ 53yjl 58J Chicago, Milwaukee 1H 121 Denver Ordiunry 13 is Do. Preferred 70J| 70^ Erie Shares 11J; n j ] l3 Do. 1st Preference 23 33i 33I llinois Central ll'A iiii Louis and Nashville 80i"xi 80§ Missouri, Kausas, <te Texa« lO.ji 104 New Vork Central 135V 1^ New York Ontario 2ll| 22 2ll Norfolk Common 2 J' 25j Do. Preference /ljl 7ig Noitli Pacific Pief, 75$! 75i Pennsylvania Ordinary 66 gg^ Philadelphia and Reading 9 9 Do. First Preference 25| 26 252 Bouthern Iiy.Common Stck 12J ") X2 Do. PffHarred 5i 55^ 55 Southern Pacific 38i 38g! 38J Union Pacilic 47J! 47gi 471 47§ Do. do. J?re £ erence lo'l 75^ Wabash Preference 21 211 Do. Oeneral Mort gage 33J; 33^ OTHER RAILWAYS. Canadian Pacific 9SJI 965, 9 5 Grand TrunkOrdiuary 7j 7^ Do. Guaranteed 9^ 93 .j 92} Do. First Preference 87 H74 S7 83J Do. Second Preference. 53J 53| 59J Do. Second Prele-eence 581 531 531 58 Do. Third Preference .j 23J 231- Mexican Ordinary 1? .„ '.[[ 13* Do. First Preference 77 £ 771 Do. Second Preference. 28 28 ombards Ordinary G 6 Mexican Catl. 4 p.c. Ponds 73 78 Do.First lucome 24 24 Buenos AyresGt.Soatheru 153 153 Buenos Ayres and llosario 80 80 Central Argentine 114 114 FOREIGN STOCKS Argentine 1886 91-! gji Do. Funding 93 93 Do. 4J p.e. Sterling 74 74 Do. Treasury 71 70 Argentine Cedulas A 40V 4di Do. Cedulas B 371 3^ Do. Cedulas E 3?s V7I Bnenos Ayieo Cedulas I .j 5i "5* 30O- J-—1 5 !"■ 5 Brazilian, 1889 1 6) j 60 Bulgarian 6 p.c. 1833 99 93 ChiliaD, 13% 83 83 Do. 1892 89 "'m 81 Chinese Silver Loau 100J' looj Do. 6 p.c. Gold 103 104" Esyptiun Unitied | 105 | 10, Do percent 100 L' lie btate Domain 10 ( 103 Do Daira New lûO' loot Freacli 3iper Cent. ICentes: 10i j ¡. ]O Do. 3, per Cent. Rentes 99 .j. j German 3 per C. 1891-2-31 883-; 88a Greelc, 1881 40*1 no. 1384 40^ n0t Gaatemula External Uebt! 20 2/ Honduras 4V 43 UuiiSarian 4 p.c. Gold 98^ "[ Italian 5 per Cent. Rentes 92; cm Mexican u par Cent ojy. Ottoman Bank fciliares 12^ „ loS Peru. Corp Ordinary 2J 2I Do. Preference.„ 9j q? Paraguay 17 173 Portuguese 3 per Cent 22J 2'7 Russian 4 p.c. Cou loOj '1 100i Bpanish 4 per Cent K;I (-7? Turkish, 1894 97f Do Ottoman Defence! jolA loii Do. 2nd (iroup 43 Do. 3rd Group 255 ?-,7- Do. 4th Group 225 22S Transvaal Loan 5 per Ceut! 10 j 100s Uruguay 3J per Cent 43; 43 INDUSTRIAL. AND COMMEHOtAL. Arthur Guinness Ordiuary 550 c'50 AUsopps Ordinary I.j 129.j [[[ I23i An'lo-American Tel. Ord.| 665 f,6i Do. do. Pref :15J nsv Crated 15 13" Coats Ordinary 740 750 Consett Iron 40 40 Canard Steamship, £ 20 pd.' 13 13 Direct United States Cable llj x lia Dublin Oistillars 1J .]. 11 Eastmans ij iJ Ebbw Vale St. & t'n Co .I 11J ..j iii Hudson's I5ay 22} "] 22' Linotype Deferred 7| 7| Liptou Ordinary. 2^ 24 National Teiepnoae 5« cj Nitrate Railway .Ord 7J 73 Pears' Soap Ordinary lil it Peninsular & ')r;tm&*l Prf.j 142 £ 1421 Do. Deferred .j 232*1 2324 Uniou Ordinary l| .„ .„ Buez Canal 140 „ 1^" buez Canmi 140 UCJ AUSTRALIAN Associated Gold Mines j 6$j Bayley's United 101 .„ ]?/ Broken Hill Prop 2J oj Golden Horseshoe New .i 14J- 14§ 14J Great Boulder New 33/5 35^5 Hampton Plain* fcjj 3 5 Hannan's Brownhill 30j| log Hannan's Oroya 3 51. IvanhoeNew IJjj x 13X Kalgurli 7J liady Loeh 10/ 1 Lady Shenton 1^ Lake1 Vieiv Console 1131 13J 13! Lake View Soutn l • j* Lon.,West AustraiiuKxpc. 1§ North iialgurli If}, 1| i ij Northern Territory. g Paringa Consols «. 4/9 a 4/9 Peak Hill; 5 — .> 5 Sons of GwaUa] 5J — 53 South Kalgurli j 5} "*4 k. Westralian Market^Trust.. 3/3 ■' West AustralianGoldFieldsl 2jf West Au8t.Jt._Stk. Trust. 3/3 J Wentworth 4/ — 3/6 Itondon Qlobe Finauce New IS /Si • 19/ SOUTH AFRICAN MINES: Angeio 5i 5J Bantje l.'J 1^ Baiiaoo ij»| jjj/ Bechuanaland Ex. lj Bonanza 3Jj 3 British South Africa.3J 33' Buffelsdoorn .1 jJ City and Suburban New. 4M 4i 4a Con. Gold Fields, Def 6/^j 6g 6/C Crownreef l'ijj 12'j 6g 6/C Crownreef l'ijj 12'j De Beers Diamonds 23|j 23J 23J 23| Durban-Roodepoorli I ;i'" 41 East Rand 6 5}| 65 5j Ferriras 13W 18J Geelong 3^ 3g 3j Geldeniiuis Deep | 7| 7J Glo'oeand Ptiaeuix 43 4J Henderson Trust, Est jf Henry Noursa 6J 6J 6J Johanueslaargcoas. Invest l^j ljj Jubilee 4J 41 4a Jumpers 4 3g Knights 4g 4| Klerksdarp 0-, LaDgiaagte Estate. ••• ••• T, Do. Block B n if Matabele Gold Reefs 6^- 6J Modderfouieiu 8;j ••• Mozambique 2^ ••• 2T5 New Jagersfonteiu » l-i Nigel ••• 2i Oceana Land 1 t, ••• lite Primrose si1" 3J 3^ Princess^ J3 Rand^iliueS 3lj 31 j 3l| Kanulonceiu 2*3 Reitfouiein it li Rliodesia Exploration 57 5^ Rhodesia Limited Ifl.l'" 54 j Robinsou Gold 7, 7 •Saiisouryj.. 2L(! Sheba fg 1 Simmer-,aiid.JackJ £ 5 Nev. 5 5 South African >Gold Tcusi 5^ — 5J Transvaal Gold lg Transvaal Gold Ii: 1, Wemmers 9¡ 9,i Wolhuter 1 3^' 3i ~M —— ——— MISCELLANEOUS Anaconda 3A Burma Ruby ••• Columbia 16/ ». l"l Cape Copper Mines. 4j '•i Hauraki 2/0 Kapansa *{?<, Le Roi Mason and Barry Mysore Gold 5,4j 015 M < po; e Gold Fields 4/6 V- Mon tanas 4/6 4/o Mount Lyell 8| Ooregum.Ordinary. 3^] •« — Mon tanas 416 4/o Mount Lyell 8| Ooregum.Ordinary. 3^] •« — Rio Tinto Copper 4->s 13* ij>« Thar is Copper Jt Waihi 9^'

LUNlJüN MINiNG [KXCHANUE XELEQIiAPil CO.'S XELEGRlM.i SATURDAY'S CLOSING PRICES BRITISH MINES Bassetfc. Fully pd. 11/6 12/-3j Polberro 19/0 20/0 Dolcoatli 17/3 18/-] West Kitty 8 8% Do. ]5/0pa.id 12/3 13/3 Wheal Greuville 5.. 5/ SOOTH AFRICAN MINES. Angeio 5}« 5-?s|Langlaagte 3 Do. Deep l.'i Do. Block li 34 Apex Jliues 4 2 21-<, Aurora W't U't'd 1 Vlei, N 1^5 Bautjes (New}. If lft May Consolidated 3>i 4 Barrett 7/C 4\i\ Bonanza 3; 7t:; 7;4- Bnffelsd'orn 8 Ji.New Bultfoatein li. City & Sub. (New) 4;i 4»i;New Primrose Zli 3«-i Champ d'Or 1 l! Nigel 2% Comet 2 2\i\ Do. Deep IH l'/a Cou. Deep Level.. P8 1%,th It!1wlfontein 11/8 Crown Keef 12 i 13 jNourse Deep 4 Do. Deep S' j 9% Porges R'df'nt'n 1& De Beers 23^ 2 Princess 1' Drietfontein 3'4 a^lHandfontein 2la East Rand 5$5|§!Kietfontein Now l'« ft Ferreira IS 19 iltose Deep 6 -4 Gelden'mis 5;g| Uobins'ji( £ 5 Sh) 7>« Do. Deep 7;4 8 Do. Deep New 354 y* Glencairn IV» Bl^alisbury New 2U '-v* Glen Deep 3?* 3%joheb» \t }g Giusbeig (New). 2i« 2% stanhope V» Henry Nourse 6^ 67w'">tcyu Lsiate 1 Heriot (New) 5 5% Transvaal Gold Jagersfontein 113a 12 Miuing Istle Ifg 1 Jubilee 4'•! 5 Unit'd Roodp'rte 3$/i Jumneis 1% 4 Vaa New |7/ Do Depp '••• 4 Village Alaiureet 6?« b/4 Kl'nfo'teiu (Cnti'.j lJi.Vogeistruia 1% jfi Kuight 4L-i 4;MWeininer 9% 10 VYolhuter 3?» 3J» LAND AND EXPLORATION COMPANIES African Explratn — — iMash'la'dAgency 2Ya 2% Anglo-French Ex 2% 3 Matabele Gold.. 6% 6% Bechnanal'nd Ex ljfo Iff, Mozambique 2Ya 24 Barna-to Con sols Hi 2)4 Char. U.S. Africa 378 ,S't Oceana Cous l-A 6^!Pochefstroom 910 10 0 Exploration Co.. 2f. 2^1 Khoilesia Liin l'g G'ldTr'st&I'vest 5 5>; Do. Goldfield3 2ye 2'i Geelong 3% 3% Tati Concessions l^g lp< Globe & Phoenix 45g 4% Transv'iG'ldFl'ds l^a 1% Henderson Est. Ji 1 United Rhodesia iÍ Johannesburg !Willollghby0',11 1;8 1 Cons. Invest. lj; Johannesb'gWat 1 i Kaffir Cons 1 17i1 ialisbury Distrct par p AUSTRALIAN AND INDIAN AUNE Aladdin Lamp H iLake View South 178 ll Asso. Gold W A. A Wesi Boulder Perspv'celO.i iC^I Au. Expior l/g IA BritishW'stralianl2 13 Do. & Gl'bo Fin 19 0 20/0 Brookman's B'ld'r Mount Lyell 8'4 9 Broken Hill Prop. 2^ 2% „ „ Do. North 2Y, 3 Barbanks 15 Gift., lji; 1ft |Mount Malcolm £ Chaffers 4?s Champion Reef 5jij .Mysore 5% 5yt Eureka „ GoldAeids 1/!J 5'o G'den H'se Shoe.l4;i 14;'J „ Reef 16/0 pd 3d 9d pd 3d 9d Goldeu Links 21 „ West 7/6 8/6 „ 8/6 Do. Main Reef., lj'g l^lN'orbh Boulder U Hampton Plains.. ^'Northern Ter 3jj 3>4 Do. Oroya 3 Do. Props 7/6 8/6 „ Pret Do. Star. 1^ lffe Pariuga Cous 4,o 5/J Ivanhoe New 13^ 13y» Peak Hill 4'^ 5'/t Kalgurli 7% 'i% Sons of Gwalia. 5M 5>M Do. North 1)4 1True Blue — — Do. South 5'i lr,^ VV. A. Gold Fields 2 2}i Lady Shenton lfi 1{¡¡ I Do, Joint Stocle — Lake View Cous. 13% Gold 9)8 MISCKLLANEODS Anaconda Copp'r 838 8!;Magon & BRorry 4% 1% Ashunti 14^jIVIotiutain Copper 778 78 Boston Copper 1 Nauiaqua Copper 4)» 4?« Brilliant Block 7/6 8/6'l4io Tiuto 45% 4b! Do. 1)t, George 3^ Prefs 6% Burmah Ruby H ^illoadBlock f.. à Cape Copper 1J 4;-ilSc. Jno. Del Itey 27/0 21/J Copiapo 33'ijStrattou'sInden. 2% 2% Coromandel ig JJ Utah iii 5V. Le Roi 5'j 5'jl

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST SUPPI.II5D BY MESSRS THACKERAY & CO. Siocit a.nd Sliare Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers, Cardl ft RAILWAYS. Paid. Prices. Stock 259 Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Ord.100 .111 H2 „ Do. Deferred Ordinary .100 133 Brecon & Merbhyr .100 5 10 112 „ Great Western .100 .164 165 „ 198 „ Midlaud Pref. Cons. Ord .100 80! 81 Do. Deferred Cons. OrdlOO 87% 88 lu Poet Talbot Ry. and Docks. 10 5 62 10 i0 4 4 Stock Rhyrauey .100 .250 260 „ Do. 4 p.c. Preferred OrdlCO .111 In Do. Deferred Ord 100 .]4S 145 Vale Divided 77 7 11% PREFERENTIAL 119 Do. do. lOG Barry 163 „ Do. C0nsolidated 4 p.c.100 .129 131 Brecon Sc Mer 1st Pref.1861 100 8lJ 90 Do. 55 „ Cambrian, No. 1, 4 p.c.100 65 68 „ Do. N0. 2, 4 p.c 100 29 31 „ Great Western,S p.c.100 .170 173 10 10. 9)4 10 Rhou. & S. Bay 5 p.c. 1/33,535 10 10 10'i 10 Vo. New 10 10 10 Stock Rhymuey4p.c. Consold 100 .130 132 p.c. Consold 131 GUARANTEED OR LEASED 50 .]57 1CD Stock Great Western, 5 p.c. guar.100 .171 171 Penartli 5 p,c.100 .170 17 J Vale 0f Glamorgan 100 .113 118 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES Stock Alex. Dock & lty. 4 .113 121 Barry Hail way 3 p,C.100. 9) lOlxd .115 lUi Do. B 4 p.c.100 .104 106 „ Cardiff Railway 3 p.c.100 97 99xd „ 127 Do. 120 Do. C 4 p.c.100 .111 113 101 „ Great Western 4 do.100 .137 140xd Midland 2% per ceut.IOQ. 85 89x i Mid-Wales A per cent.190 .122 127xd „ Neath & Brecon 1st .100 .118 J20xd Do. 110 Do. A 2 100 60 63 „ .113 116xd Khymney 4 ditto 100 .134 136xd Tatf Vale 3 p,c.100 99 lOlxd Vale 0f Glamorgan 3 D.c 100 97 93 BANKS. 50 Capital and Counties 30 33% 39% 60 London City & Midland .12. 52 53xd 10 London Provincial 5 21 22xd 50 .34:,s 50 Metro, of England & Wales 5 l4í 14xd 75 National Provincial 10J6. 55 56xd 60 64 65xd 40 North & South Wales .10 35 25}ixd GAS 10 Aberdare 10 21 22 Btock Bristol 5 p.c.]00 .124% 125% „ Cardilf A 10 per 218 Do. B 197 „ 1)0. 182 II Du. 128 Do.1; p,c. Prcf. Sodc.ICU ,12.5 125 Newport A 10 per cent 100 .232 237 II Do. JJ7^p.cStkJlShsl90 .171 176 Do. 166 „ .121 123 Do. do. Now (189(4) .1GJ .121 123 GAS AND WATI 10 Bridgend .J. :10 11 12 Pontyprlol (Max. 10 p.c.) 12 15 16 WATElwor 25 Bristol r 2j 59 6OJ 20 Do. 2) 44 h 15 10 22 10 Do. 7 p.c. do. 10 15 16 BREW KKIES 10 Buckleys 5'i Cam. Pre-pref 10 10 10!4 Stock Do. 103 10 Hancock o p.c. Prefd. Ord;. 10 12 J 2Ji 10 do. Deferred Ordinary ]0 13;4, 11 10 do. 6 p.c. Pref lJ 114: 14 Stock do. JJO 10 Nells Ordinary 10 11 1132 10 do. G p.c. Pref. 13 10714 11 10 Rtaondda Valley 5 p.c. 10 lOJg Stock do. 4M Deb. 'Stoc^lOO .103 105xd COAl, AND IRON 10 Albion Steam Colliery 10 12 124 100 K'3xd 10 Cambrian Col Ord (O.Q.N.) 10 10 Do. 6p.c. cum 1"f. lu 10 jQ 100 Do. JMxd 10 D. Davis & Sons 10 ll" 10 Do. 11 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., red.100 ._101 103xd 100 Do. 100 .101 103xd 23 11% 5 Great Western Ordinary 5 6 E. 5 Do. 5. 3 lOJixd 10 Insoles 6p.c.cu Pref 10 9;4 9Ji 100 Do. do. lOOxd 5 International Coal 5 4% 5}áxd 10 Lockets Merthyr Col 0rd 10. 9 9% 10 Do. 6 p.c. Cll Prefs.10; 1O 10Q Do. 5 p.c. Debs.100 98 lOOxd 100 Miller & Cory 5 p.c. Debs.100 38 JOOxd 10 Newport-Abercarn 10 0% 9^ 10 Do. Participating Pref 10 S% 1G}4 5 Norths Naviga! ion Colliery 5 .iv. 5;, 5 Do. lu pe. cu Pref. E 8?i 9'4 100 Do. 6 p.c.Deb 100 .101 103xd 10 Penrikyber Collievv 10 5% Gd 10 Do. 5 to 7%p.e.cuP/" 10 9.'j 100 PowellDuffryn 5 p.c. Deb.100 .101. 103xd 5 Do. 6 p.c.Prcf.. 5 4li 54 5 Rhymney Iron 5 .47 i 01_47s 6d 5 Do. New 22 credited. 2-.i.32-< 01 3is Od 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debs.100 .00 102 17 South Wales Colliery Ord. J7 10i 10)4 3 Docu P'ticip't'g 10 p.ciYB 3 4]8 4% 3 Do. cu. P'ticip'tg do. PI B 1% 2% 2?i 11 Tredegar Iron and Coal A. 7 3% 3% Stock Do B. 100 46 48 MISCELLANEOUS 10 Barry Graving Dock 10 20 20hi 10 Do. 5 p.c. Preference. 10 11% 12V £ 1 BenEvausand Co. Ord. 1 .19s 0 V20s0d (Subject to Fotiitders' Siare.) 1 Bland & Co IOd 19. 0(1 10 Bl. aud So. Wales Waggon 3 5% 6% 0 Bute Dry Dock 10 15;i 16^ 10 Cardiff Channel Dry Docks 10 7% Hyi 10 Do. do. 5 pc Deb. 100 .102 104 Stoclt^Cardiff Corporation 3% p.c. 100 .lOa 112 5 Cardiff Empire 5 8 8> £ 5 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 5 5% 6xd 10 Cardiff Ice 10 12 13,1,ixall 5 C diff & Pen'rth Tramways 5 3; 4} £ 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 44 46 25 Cardiff Workmen's Cottage 25 41 15 1 Euglisli Crown Spelters 1 2% 2%xd 20 Hill's J)ry I)ocii I iP 7)4, 8}4 1C Mercantile Pontoon Ord 10 21 2i 10 Millord Docks. 10 U 3- 10 Mordey Carney 9 12% 12^; 10 Do. do. 10 H 14% 100 Do. 4% p.c. Deb. (1909) 10J .101 103xd 50 Moiuitxtnarb Dry Dk A & B 40 82 M Newpt. Wa.ter Ci Annuities 25;i ià(.¡xd Stock Park H ill 4 p.e. Deb Stk 100.101 IC2xd 0 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 25 M 10 Provincial Tramways 10 6% 7xd 10 Do.6 per ceut. Pref 10 12 12;»xd 10 Spillers & Bakers Ordinary 9 1^% 13 1C Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 13>i ii% 11 Spillers Nephews Biscuit Co 3 5 6 1 Stranaghan& Stephens Stores 1 98 01 10s Od 1 Do. dc. 6 p.c. Pref. I 15, 0,1 16, Cd Stock Swansea. Harbour 4 p.c. Stk.ICO 109 lllxd 10 Weaver and Co. Ord.. 10 I I Y, 12xd 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 10% llxd 100 West.Mail4% p.c. Ob 1909/20 100 .102 i4xd 10 Do. 5 p.c. cum Pref. 13 97 9%xd Pref." when printed in Italics, indicates uhat tlie Shares are Preferential as to Capital ai well as Dividend Bank Rate reduced from 4 to 4 p.c. 25th Jan., 1900 S!U.LEHS,-50 Rhymney Iron Old, at 47s 3d £ i00 Barry 4 p.c. Preferred Stls, at lll. £50] Uhymuey Deferred SLoci-I 11 Weavers Old Preference, at llxd £ 500 Vale of Glamorgan Stock 20 Barry Graving Pref & Ord Shares 20 Haucocks S p.c- Preferred, at 12% £ 500 Barry Deferred Stoen 25 Hancocks S p.c. Pref Share, at 14 10 Provincial Tram 5 p.c. Pref Shares 10 Channel Pontoon Pref Shares. at 9% £ 200 Neath & Brecon Al Deb Stock 100 J. Blan(I & Co. Shares 10 Pyle and Blaiua Shares, at 10% jElOO Taff Vale Stock 25 Spillers & Bakers Ord Shares, at 12% 30 Newport Abercarn Ord Shares £ 5 0 Lockets Colliery 5 p.c Debs, at 99 23 Cambrian Colliery 6 p.c. Pref. at 10:& £ 10M Oardiff lty Dab Stoclc. at 98 10 Abersychan Gas A & B Shares 25 J, C. Hull A Co. S.5 Shares 50 Haubury Assembly Rooms Cl Shares £ 250 Ben Evans 5 p.c. Deb Stic, n,t i07 £ 3 i'j Penarth Ry 4 p.c. Deb Stock, at 131 BUkttltb. 50 Tredegar Iron A Shares, at 74s 3d 2S Norths Ord Shares 30 I). Davis & Sons Pref & Ord Shares :.0 London & Prov Banle Shares £ 500 Tredegar B Stock, at 47 '4 50 licit Evans Ord Shares, at lSs 6d £ -00 Cardiff Corp. 3% p.c, ritock 10 Spillers & takers Pref Shares 30 Great Western Colliery B. at 6% £ 500 Rhymney Iron Debentures, at 101% 30 Port Ta!bot Ordinary Shares, at S 30 Newport Abnccarn Ord £ 500 Penarth Harbour Stock 10 Weavers Ordinary Shs, at X17 2s Cd RZG,) Lockets Col 5 p.c. Deb. at 98 16 Cambrian Colliery Ord Shs, at 12;4 10 Main Colliery Pref Shs, at X13 6s 3d £50:) .Swansea Harbour 4 p.c Stk £ 500 Powell DuO'rvn Debs WSotr h Wales Coilierv A, B, & New B 30 D. Davis and Sons Ord Shs THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF. Telephones—P.O. 61. Natioual131

E. T. LYDCON AND CO., 122, BUTE-STRKET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. T'g'ms—"Iiyddon. Cardiff." 63; Nat.. 103 SELLERS. —;0 Newport Abercarn Pref 103 Jones Dickin-ous Ord Share3 £10 Brecon A: Merthyr 1st Pref 25 Norths Col Ordiuary Shares, at 5gj 10 & 13 >piller^ Ord Shares, at £12 16 3d YSO,) Lockets Merthyr D¿b £1000 Barry Deferred Stock 2 Mountstuart Dry Dock Shs, at £8 Newport Gas B & 0 Stocks -want bid £ i0 Newport Gas ? p.c. Deb Stock 6 Haneocics Deferred X?()O Rhymney 4 p.c. Pref Stock 110 0 Milford Docr, A Deb-want bid £1000 Cardiff Ity Preferred 20 Lockets Collierlf Preference £10 & X5 Barry Undivided Stock, at £ 250 21 Pol-L Talbot Graving Dock Shares jSSOO D. Davis and Sons Deb, a 9102Lli BU7RRS. — £ 1000 Furness Ry Ord Stock 5 Albion Colliery Shares, at £ 12% £')"0 Cardiff Ry Preferred £ 400 Barrv Preferred Ordinary 20 Newport Abercarn Ordinary Shares £500 International Colliery Debentures 5 Mountstuarii Dry Dock h, at £ 200 Locket3 Merthyr Deb, at £98;6 30 Norths Colliery Ord. at £ i 10s 20 Norths Col Pref Shares 20 Cardiff Ice Shares £ 200 Cardiff Corporation Stock FLEMING S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCK EXCHANGE, AN!1 1, DeCK DHAMBHRS, CARDIFF TV*. Nat. 158. "I. 133 SELLERS.— £1000 Ebbw Vale 1906 Dob, at 102% 50 Rhymney Iron \cw, at 33s £2()0 Harry Undivided Stock Rhvmney Undivided Stock 15 Albion Colliery Shares 10 Norths Ordinary £100 Cambrian Ky 4 p.c. C Deb Stock 30 Spillers Preference 2 Aberdare tty Shares 14 Great Western Colliery B Shares 10 Bute Dry Docks BUYERS. 25 D. Davis & Sons Ord Shares Tredegar Iron A Shares Barry Graving Dock Allotments Newport. Water Annuities 50 T'ibbw Vale Shares £ 500 Cardiff Gas Stock THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCivlUlOKEii 4, Dock Chambers (and StookExchstuge), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gedge, Cardiff. Telephones—National. No. 139: P.O. No, 82 1093 SELLERS.-5 W. W. Nells Ord & 5 Pref Shares 10 Barry Graving Dock New, at 9% pm 4-5ths-Barry Graving iJock New Shares Rhondda Pref Shares 10 "hondda Valley Brewery Prefs X200 Cambrian Collieries Debentures BUYERS. — £ 40) Rhvmney Ry Preferred Ordinary 20 Cardiff lee Ne-.v Shares 1,5th Barry Graviug New Share TRBGERTHEN DUNN AND CO., 27. MOUNTSTUART SQUAKIil, CARDIFF, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1104 T'grams—"TRHDUHW CAUDIFJT." Nat No. 130, P,0 131 SELLERS.—1 53 Llauoyer 1 ss Llangorse 30 International Coal Shares 50 Rhymney Iron Old Shares £ 500 taff Vale Ord Stock 1 ss Llauberis 1 ss Mary Thomas I ss Derweu 1 55 Southporb Port Talbot Rv Pref BUYERS. -50 Norths Ord'Shares Port Talbot Ordinary Shares 1 S3 Sir W T Lewis 20 Pt-nrikvbar Pref Shares 1 ss Shandon Shire Uskside Iron Bliare3 J. W. COURTIS AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET. AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1106 Telegrams—"Stocks, Cardiff." Telephones—Nat., 551; P.O.. 517. SELLERS.— £ 1000 Tag Vitle Ord Stock 10 Cambrian Collieries Pref Shares 10 Barry Graving Dock Shares 50 Norths Ord Shares BUYERS. -40 Norths Col Ord Shares Barry & Rhymney By Ord Stocks Cardiff Ice New Shares E. B. SIMS & DAVID, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, 59. MOUNTSTUART-SQ. <fc STOCK EXCHANGE. BUTP, DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1114 Ir,glins. C,dtT. Irll)lneq. P.(). No. 51. Nut. 236 SELLERS,- 30 & '0 Rhyinney Iron Old. at 479 6el 35 Marycluirch ss Co. Shares, at 4 100 Rhymney Iron New at 32s 9d xd BUYERS. -Star OlllnibllS Pref Shares I'oudoa & Prov Bank Shares 100 Rhymney Iron Old, as 458 9dxd CHARLES MASSY AND CO., 22 & 23, MOUNTSTUART-SQUARE AND STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. T'grams Iii vest." Car(liff: Nat. 208., P.O. 75 SELLERS.— £ 500 Barry Preferred, at 111% 10 Cardiff Ice Shares 5 PenriKyber Preterence JOO Rhymney IroIl Old 10 Cardiff Ice Ne,.v.Et pd. Shares, at £3 10 Spillers Nephews Shares, at 5 BUYERS. 20 Chturiel Dry Dock Shares. at 8% £ 400 Barry Preferred, at lllli 10 Norths Ord Shares 300 Welsbach Deferred Shares, at 7s 6d 20 Cardiff Ice Old Shares Taff Vale Stock EBBW VALE SHARES of JE23 each fully-paid are to-day 12 to 13, and the X20 paid shares 11% to ll ji PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SUA RE BROKER, 113, Uiite-rd., aud Stock Exchange, Cardiff T'Igrai-fts. Purse.Cardiff." T'phoues, P.O. H9. NfLl; 22'; BUYERS. -10 London Prov Banks, at £ 21 2s 5dxd £ 5G0 Cardiff Ry Preferred 50 Rhymney Iron Old Shares, at 47s xd 10 Lockets Merthyr Ordinary, at Eg 200 Khymney Iron New Shares 100 Tredegftl. Iron A Shares, at 73s 3d I ss Ethel Kadcliffe SELLERS.—25 Tre egar Iron A Shares, at 75s £ i\)0 Barry Ity Undivided Stock 50 Rhymuev Iron Old, at 17s 6d 20 Norths Ord Shares at £5 12s 6d 16 W. Hancock Preferred, at 12% 120 Calico Printers Ord, at f; prem 50 Car,i iff Empire Ord 10 Penrik vber Colliery Ordinary, at 67. 20Ebbw Vale Sh*. at 11% LIONEL* E. TAYLOR & CO., 27, WEST BUTE-STREET, & STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. 1152 T grams Seertrity. Cardiff." T'phns P.O., 113". NFLT. 2 1,1 W. G. BLOW & CO., Late POWELL THOMAS & CO., 53. MOUNTSl'lJART-SQUAltlfi, & STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. T'graphicAddress—"Coasois." P.o.i3,"Nat.300 yii,LLERS. —I Powis ss Shares, at 52%cd 1 ss Llanberis, at 60 1 ss Walter Til >:nas Share 1 ss ICuston 1 ss Charles T. Jones Share 50 Crosswells Brewery Prefs, at 1O 2 Howtor ss Shares, at is 10 Port Talhot Ry Pref, at 10^ 2 ss Sir W T Lewis Shares, at HI 14 Cardiff Empire Pref. at 5,'i BUSERS. — 1 ss Llanover Share, at 102 2 Powis ss Shares, at 48 cd I Llanberis, at 54 2 Shares ss Exmoath, at 8 prem 2 or 3 Lady Lewis ss Shares, at 100 1C Westlake Brewery Ordinary a Sir W T Lewis S8 Shares, at 108%; ERNEST SULLY AND CO 118, BUTE-ST., & STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF Telegrams. Trust." Telephones:—P.O., 7. Nat. 187 SELLERS.—20 Cardiff Ice Shares 5 Lloyds Bank hare; 100 .Tones Dickinson Ordinary BUYERS. 50 Tredegar Iron A Shares £ 500 Khymney Iron Debs 30 Ebbw Vales £ 500 Barry Ity Deferred GORDON CORY, 120. BUTE-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1198 'Vol egrarns S(,rip Cardiff." Nat T'phone, No. 325 SELLER-ISJ Ben Evans Ord & JMOO Deb 1, Tirpentwys Pref Shares, at 10? FRED. P. ROIUENT, CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. Telegrams 'Robieut. Newport. Telephone No., 2J SEDLEBS- 50 Newport Abercarn Pref, at 10% 100 Rhymney Irons, at 18s 9d 100 Tredegar Iron A, at 75s £ 500 Taff Vale stock, at 11% 100 Rhymney New, at 33s 6d 100 New llalkyn Lead, at 15s £ 200 Newport Ga3 Deb & A Stock 25 Iflbbw Vales, at 11"6 BUYERS- 100 Rhymney Iron Old, at 47s 6d 50 Newport Abercarns, at 9h 50 Newport Abercarn Pref. at 10 100 Tredegar Iron A Shares, at 73s 6d 2">') Ben Evans Ord Shares, at 19s ^00 Jones Dickinson Ord & Pref JE500 Tati Vale Ordinary O Orders and Haudlords Shares 50 Norths, at 5% 50 Lloyd and Yorath Pref Shares f0 South Wales Colliery A, at 10% £30:) Newport Gas Deb Stock 500 Ben Evans Preference, at 22s 6d Chartereds, 6is 6d Knights. 4% Oceanas. 28s 9d E Rand Exo, 2 Rhodesia Exp., 54 Salisb'y Est. 16s 3d HNltY J. PI LLtNGELl & CO., LATE BETTON SA YC, VAlJGHAN, < CO,, ;STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, HIGH-STREET- NJEVVPORT, MON. 1123 T'ph'sNu,t..l27,P.O.,503 T'g'ms, 1 Pillinger, Newport.' BUYEKH. -50 Weavers Pref Shares 200 Rnymuey Iron Old & New SELLERS. -30 Newport Abercarn Ord 20 P,,ntypool Gas & Water B 30 W. Hancocks Deferred Shares 20 Powell Daffryn Ordinary Shares 30 International Coal Shs, at 15 Is 311 S. P. WILLS AND SON, SWANSEA, Stockbrokers, T'grams, Wills," S'aea. T'phone. 181 SELLERS.—Khondda Ry Pref Shares HIRAM H. S. JONES, S\VANSEA7~" Stockbroker. T'grams—"Hiram." S'sea 290 SELLER. Capital & Counties Bk BUYER.—Metros FRED. L. REES, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, VAUGHAN-STJUSHT. LL4 NELLY. Nat. Telephone No. 336. 378

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CA li UI h'ff r: KG HA NGE. BUTE DOOIItt, Saturday. There was a small attendance on 'Change to-day partly on account of the bad weatber and partly to tag attractions of the great inter national football match to bo played at Swansea. Business was on little more than it nominal scale. Taken as a whole the tone of the steam coal market is irregular with a somewhat desided tendency to lower prices. This is espec ally the case in regard to coal for prompt shipment. The accumulations at the dock and railway sidings in tb.o absence of expected tonnage are becoming rather awkward to deal with. For this reason both small niddle men d colliery owners are prepared to take materially lower prices for prompt shipment. The latter are standing out, however, for stiff quotations in regard to business well forward. The houso coal, c^Ke, patent fuel, pitwood; iron ore, and other branches of trade keep rSu';h aboat the same. The following we re* the closing quotations :-First-class steam coal, 26s to 27s second-class, from 24s best drys, 22s to 23,; 61; very beat steam smalls, 153 6d to 15s 9d; best ordinaries, 143 6d to 15s; seconds, from 13s 6d best iMonniouthshires, 223 to 233 seconds, 18s to 20s best honse coal, 18s to 20s No. 3 Khondda large, 23s to 25s through-and-through, 19s to 20s; and smalls, 16s to 16s 6d No. 2 llhondda large, 18? 6d to 19s 6d; aud small, 14s 6d to 15s. Patent fuel, 20s to 25s, according to braud. Coke; 25s to 32s, according to quality. Iron ore—best Rubio, 20s to 20s 6d per ton c.i.f., Cardiff or Newport. Pit- wood, 16s 3d to 16s 6d ex ship, Cardiff or Newport. The freight market was rather quiet to-da.y, as is usually the case on the last day of the week, but the tone reaiained steady to firm, especially for the chief Mediterranean porta. The following comprise the latest operations OUTWARD BOUND STEAMERS. Cardiff to Alexandria, 118 9d (Eptalofas). Colombo, 14s 6d (Croham). London, 5s (Sabrina). St. Miilo, 5s 6d (Greyfriara). Genoa, 8s 9d (Cavour). Genoa, Ss 9d (Box^rove). Nswport 1.0 Havre, 5s 6d (Lily). Bilbao, 4s 3d (Pocklington).

SWANSEA BAY SIGNALLING STATION, Mumbles Lighthouse, Saturday.—Wind W., strong. Weather squally. Sea rough. Passed East- Fiteamers Vulcain, of Kouen Gwenllian Themaf, of Cardiff; Gunvor Tayfteld, of Dandee.

SHIP FOR ORDERS. The steamer Silvio, of Bristol, arrived in Swansea Bay on Saturday, and received orders for Bristol.

I DEARTH OF SERVANTS. The dearth of servants-one hears it in all direc- tion and from Londoners of all cimses-is just now quite without parallel. Of course, it is the female servant, neat-handed Phyllis, not the male six-footer. The inconvenience is very great, and perhaps explains the complete collapse of hospitable social functions. And yet, if a Lon- doner has any patriotism in him, the explanation is as gratifying as it is surprising. One is accus. tomed to the complaint at this time of year, and to be told tb:>.t the theatres were competing with the householder, and that engagements were preferred to service. This, howe.er, is not the explanation of the present crisis. It is that in all the hrj¡c establishments numbers of shopmen have enli-ited as Volunteers and offered themselves for I the front. Of course, their vacancies have to be I filled up, and women fill them.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. North Briton left Marseilles for Bilbao 26th Free Lance arvd Swansea 26th Flcwsrgate arvd Mesiina 21st March left New York for Swansea 25th Alton arvd Suez 25th Cyfartlifa left Chautenay for Bilbao 26th Alacrity left Havre for Newport 26th Wake!ield left New Orleans 26th Blodwea arvd Malta 26th Aahby lefc Bilbao for Middlesbrough 26th S'iugsby left Bombay for Pvangoou 26th Binoy passed Prawie Point for ll itterdam 26th Truukby arvd Leghorn from Methil 25th CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. Ttonth Dock, Jan. 27.—Cer ?s ss, 2316, Aarhuus, < rubbish. Vivienne ss, 760, Kouen, light. Davonia as, 834. Nador S3,1800, Antwerp, light. Cousins Arbib ss, 1303. Dunkerque, light. iioath Dock, Jan. 23.—Hungaria SS, 584, Liverpool, light. Bute East Dock, Jan. 27.—Dodo ss,682. Fridtjof ss, 589. liifbsvood ss, 1166. Komsdal ss, 936, Newport, light. Kimac, 968. Huperra. ss, 1291. Gazelle ss, 314. Coventry ss, 1044. Bute West Dock, Jan. 27.-Ierne ss.742. Princess ss, 112. Mary Lord, 167. Lizzie English, 74. Twee Gezustera, 63. Prosper Corne, 136. Bute West Dock, Jau. 28,-Lady Lewis, 13. Lark ss, 43. f Penarth Dock, Jan. 26.—Fanny Jane, 64, Cardiff, light. William, 49, Bridgwater, light. Ann,- 48, Bridgwater, light. Penarth Dock, Jan. 27.—Throstlegarth ss, 937, Liverpool, light. Surf ss, 986, London, light. Ocean ss, 890, London, light. Quickstep ss, 588, Plymouth, light. SAILINGS. Roath Dock, Jan. 27.—Pebble ss, Campbell, Glas- gow. Manchester 5S, Davies, Constantinople. Darlington ss. Work, St. Vincent, C.V. Tanagra ss. Masters, Buenos Ayres, Fortunata ss. Testori, Brindisi. Herschell ss, Urell, Barcelona. Carnbrea ss, Y.'orth, London. Innesmoor ss, Humphreys, St. Nazaire, Newhailes ss, Guy, Bordeaux. Dordogne ss, King, Bordeaux. lluysdael ss, Devine, Buenos Ayres. Hoath Dock, Jan. 28—Maitlahd ss, Ross, Bordeaux. Bute East Dock, Jan. 27.—Princess Sophia ss. Caroline. Wslkley, Bridgwater. Edith, Silvey, Bridg- water. Lovely Susan. Higre, Hickett, Bridgwater. Bute West Dock, Jan. 27.—Capt. McCJnre ss, Galla- her, Dublin. Grassholm ss, Sea. St. Joseph, Coffour- nic, Morlaix. G. L. Waters, Crestin, Gravesend. Itobiu Hood, Burt, Bridgwaier. Silver Stream, Davies, Southampton. Proba, Fitzgerald, Ballina- curra. Irish Girl, Lamb, Plymouth. Ariel, Roheilec, Roscoff. Alice, Moicrette, Brest. B.I., Donovan, Youghai. Bute West Dock, Jan. 28.-Calclifaen ss, Owen, Jersey. Lewis ss, Bet1cHs, Fremington. Princess ss, Ellio, Westport. Kilke01 SS, Mahoney, Holyhead. Lady Bertha ss, Thomas, Newhnvcn. Penarth Dock, Jau. 2G.—Fannv Jane, Bridgwater. Prudence, Bristol. William, Bridgwater. Spartan, Bristol. Marion ss, Bristol. Penarth Dock, Jan. 27.—El Salto RS. Rio Janeiro. Lockwood ss, London. Glynn RS, St. Malo. ENTEltF.D OUTWARDS—Jan. 27. Brest, Racine ss, B, 833, Le Gae, L. Gneret Ld. St. Vincent, C.V., Mary Anning ss, B. 1333, Anning St. Kelier's, Jersey, Calchfaen|ss, B, 145, J. F. Thomas St. Vincent, C.V., Salopia ss, B, 1548, Cory Bros. Ld. Alexandria, Reynolds ss, B. 2083, MrJlar, Hall Bros. Algiers. Boieldieuss, F, 1107, Lapauinier, P. H. Coward Malta, Elderslie ss. B, 1801, R. 0. Sanderson & Co. Algiers, Romsdal ss, Nwy, 936, Maclean, Doughty Rouen, Vivienne ss, Nwy, 760, Evan Jones & Co. Tunis, Baltique (ex Kirtle) ss, Bel. 840, C. Schroeter Syra or Smyrna, Riftswood ss. B, 1166, T. Appleby CLEARED—Jan. 27. Tonnn-v Charente, Caedmon ss, 1550 coal Barcelona, Ruabon ss, B, 2500coal St. Heller's, Jersey, Calchfaen ss, B, 470 coal Bordeaux, Newhailes ss, H. 1500 coal Marseilles, Goolistan ss. B, 2200 coal, 40 gsneral Algiers, B«ieldieu ss, F, 2300 coal Rouen, Vivienne ss, Nwy, 1460 etfal Alexandria, Livonia ss, Grk, 2500 coal Genoa, Guisenpe SS. Iy, 2000 coal Savona, Erika ss, Rus, 3200 coal Buenos Ayres, Tanag-rlt ss, B, ballast Malta, Elderslie ss, B, 2950 coal Marseilles, Diadem'ss, B, 2300 coal Las Palmas, Fairmead ss. B, 2550 coal BARRY DOCK. Arrival, Jan. 26.-Horm;ey SR, London. Arrivals, Jan. 27.—Racine ss, St. Nazaire. Dunma.il ss, Port Said Chantenay ss, Ghantenay. Sailings, Jan. 26-Zeus ss, Rouen. Ataka ss, Perim. Heelsum ss, St. Vincent, C.V. Georgia ss, River Plate, A. Strong ss, Barcelona. Michel Angeio ss, Genoa. Gemini ss, Sheerness. Crossliill ss, Havre. Ad our ss, Bayonne. Ruby, Cardiff. Sailings, Jan. 27.—4.rraiz ss, Buenos Ayres. Esemplare ss, Genoa. Sinbad ss, Portsmouth. NEWPORT—ARRIVALS. Alexandra Dock, Jan. 27.—Enidwen ss, 2315, Rotter- dam, light. l'ruiio Livorno SS, 1354, Genoa, light. Ursula ss, 1166, Bilbao, iron ore. Lily ss, 746, Havre, via Falmouth, light. Bolderr-.a ss, 9S4, Liverpool, light. Beatrice s, 353, Cork, light. Holmstadt ss, 625, I,ivNpo()I. light. Carmnarth ss, 1059, Southampton, light. Swift ss. 1416, Middlesbrough, light. Assunta ss, 1208, Southampton, light. Celeste ss, 409, Portland, light. Old Dock, Jau, 27,-Cirag-es Franeais ss, 377. Henne- bont, pitwood. Victor ei Marie, 66, Brest, pitwood. Paragon ss, 172, Bristol, light. Loango, 79, Youghai, pitwood. Bonnie Boys, t4, Cardiff, light. Reveil ss, 246, Cork, light. River, Jan. 27.—Gustafsberg ss, 647, Bordeaux, pit- wood. Tredegar ss, 59, Bristol, light. John, 32, New- quay, light. Janet Wor hington, 79, Southampton, scrap iron. St. Kilda ss, 181, Whitehaven, pig iron. Iron Duke ;;s, 95.Bristo1, light Merthyr ss, 72, Bristol, light. Bulldog ss, 98, Bridgwater, light Tel-el- Kebir RS, 79, Bristol, light. Pool Fisher ss, 95, Roches- ter, cement. Brothers, 88, Wexford, sand. Edith S3, 47. Bristol, general. Cygnet, 36, Bridgwater, tiles. SAILINGS. Alexandra Dock, Jan. 27.—Leila ss, Donovan, Lisbon. Uriarte ss, Garay, Bilbao. Stanton ss, Anderson, Marseilles. Dilig nt ss, Taylor, Malta. Junio ss, Marti, Genoa. Reggio ss. Davies, Nantes. Beatrice ss, Smith, Dnbliu. Old Dock, Jan. 27.—Staghound ss, Kerr, Waterford. Topic ss, Ferguson, Belfast. Paragon ss, McLean, Dublin. River, Jan. 27.—Tredegar ss, Cockle, Bristol. Devonia ss, Gorvin, Card iff. Komsdal ss, Hirsch, Cardiff. Iron Duke flS, Allen, Bristol. Carnbrea ss, Worth, Cardiu. Emilie, Colemau, Kinsale. Harriet Ann, Webbej, Minehead. Sunshine, James, Bristol. William, Stevens, Bristol. Ocean ss, Windows, Bristol. Resolute, Chesterfield, Chariest-own. Veronica ss, Fox, Porfcreath, Marian, Sharman, Charlestown. Agenoria, Lloyd, Charlestown. Victor, Evans, Youghai. Isabel, Brooks, Bideford. ENTERED OUTWARDS Jan. 27. Bordeaux, Thomas Coats ss, B, 627, T. Beyuon & Co. Masnedsuud, Holmstadt ss, B, 6<i5, Sheriff Havre, Lily ss, B, 746, Evans. J. Howard Jones & Co. 27. Bordeaux. Thomas Coats ss, B, 1300 coal Le Moule, Guadeloupe, Lucia Costanza, Iy, 450 coal Hennebont, Cirages Francais ss, F, 710 coal Quimper, Marie Celine, F. 184 coal Calcutta, via Liverpool, Workman ss. B, 4300 sleepers & fastenings,6 8 spikes, 127 switches & crossings Havre, Lily ss, B. l'I50 coal L'Orient, Irma, F. 90 coal IMPORTS—Jan. 27. Bilbao, Ursula ss, 2100 iron ore, Blaenavon Co. Hennebont, Cirages Francais s,,2W loads pitwood, ¡ Budd & Co. Brest, Victor et Marie, 58 pitwood Bordeaux, Gnstafsberg ss, 840 pitwood, Watts, Watta Southampton, Janet Worthiugton, scrap iron, T. G. Cartwright Youghai, Loango, pitwood Whitehaven, St. Silda ss, 520 pig iron, Jones, Heard Rochester, Pool l'isher ss, 200 cement, E. Lloyd Bristol, Edith ss, general. It. Burton <fc Son Bridgwater, Cygnet, tiles EXPORTS -COASTWISE—Jan. 27. Bristol, Merthvr ss 170 coal, A. J. Smith Bristol, Tel-el-Kebir ss, 170 coal, A. J. Smitb Bristol, Carbon ss, 140 coal, A. J. Smith Bristol, Tredegar ss. 120 coal Bristol, Iron Duke ss, 165 coal, A. J, Smith Highbridge. Willam, 100 wooden sleepers, G. M. Humphreys Minehead, Harriet Ann, 30 coal, G. M. Humphreys Dungarvau. Peri, 165 coal New Ross, Elizabeth Anne, 160 coal, T. Wilks & Co. Wexford, Tempest, 140 coal Fiddown. Reveil ss, 430 coal, J. F. Thomas & Co, Dartmouth, Celeste ss, 820 coal Bristol, Royal Alfred, 300 coal. A. J. Smith SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. North Dock, Jan. 26.-Leaiider, 59, Carlingford Lough, potatoes. Crathie ss, 302, London, general. Free Lance SS. 740. Tunis, calamine. South Dock, Jau. 20—Dunraven ss, 121, Bristol, general. Sunlight ss, 215, Bristol, general. Ettrick ss, 465, Cardiff, general. Springbok ss, 350, Dieppe, light. Pioneer ss, 276, Manchester, general. Try Agiti ass, i58, put Íi., phosphate. South Dock, Jan. 27.-Augusta. ss, 287, Tronville, light. Trial ss, 142, Belfast, light. Prince of Wales Dock, ,Jan.26.-Loire Inferieure ss, 429, Bristol, general. Epney Lass ss, 63, Milford, scrap steel. SAILINGS. North D'ick,-Jan. 27.—Giralda ss. Potts, Bordeaux. Lough Fisher ss, Wharton, Lame. South Dock, Jan. 26. -Senator ss, Solgaar, St. Malo. South Dock, Jau. 27.-Dunrave-i RS, Read, Bristol. The Duke ss, Johnstone. Londonderry. Ettrick ss, Stuart, Glasgow. Prince of Wales Dock, Jan. 26.—Torr Head ss, Thompson, New Orleans. Canoya. ss, Ferguson, Liverpool. Emilie ss, Diynard, Dieppe. Prince of Wales Dock, Jan. 27.—Talis ss, Kuafve, Stockholm. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Jan. 27. L'Orient, Elizabeth, F, 105, Chequer, W. Jeffreys Fecamp, Augusta ss, Nwy, 367, Hauge, Harries Bros. He. Servan, Alabama, B, 54, Court man, Mollet & Co. Paimpol, Voloutaire, F, 64, Mendal, Mollet & Co. Quimper, Marie Eugenie, F. 75, David, Mollet & Co. Rouen, Pioneer ss, H, 276, Bannister. M. Jones & Bros. CLEARED—Jan. 27. New York, Jersey City ss, B, 300 general Mediterranean Ports, Tyria ss, B, 1000 general L'Orient, Elizabeth, P, 220 fuel Paimpol, Voloutaire, F, 135 coal Nantes and Bordeaux, Niobe ss, B, 430 general New York, Chesapeake ss, 13, bunkers Houen, Pioueer ss, B, 400 coal, 10 general IMPORTS—Jan. 27. Bristol, Dunraven ss,general, Pockett's Co. Glasgow, Ettrick ss, general, M. Jones & Bros. Carlingford Lough, Leander, 100 potatoes, E. EDgland EXPORTS COASTWISE—Jan. 27. Bristol, Dnnraven ss, general, Pockett's Co. Belfast, Trial ioN. 510 coal, Main Colliery Co. Glasgow, Ettrick ss, general, AT. Jones & Bros. Littlehampton, Fitzwilliam ss, 300 coal, Aberpergwm Co.; 40 bunkers, F. H. Tucker LLANELLY. CLEARED-Jan. 27. London, Linr.ea ss, iv.ve, coal Bideford, Bosconnoc, B, coal Liverpool, Voltaire ss, B, general Liverpool, Llanelly ss, B, general