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. SODTli WALES FINANCE.
SODTli WALES FINANCE. (Cardiff Account Day, July 12.) Tuesday, July 3rd, 1900. Business has been comparatively quiet !n the local market to-day. Coal Shares have been on the whole a little steadier. The chief demand has been for Tredegar Iron and Coal A Shares, which have been done at 6*4, an advance of about on ihe day. This is mainly due to he information published in this paper to-day in regard to the sug- gested amalgamation with the Patent Nut and Bolt and Dowlais Companies in common with the Rhymney and Cyfarthfa undertakings. North's Ordinary "aave been done at 6%, the same as last business. Miller and Cory's 5 per Cent. Debentures show an advance of 2, at 99xd. In the Rail department Tali Ordinary Stock shows a further fall of ,at 73.- Other local lines show no change. In the aeavy section Atchison Preference Stock has been done at 73%. There has been a mall amount oE business in Allsopp Pre- ferred at 70. Spillers and Bakers' Ordi- nary have fallen back ,to 12^4. In the Mining section of the market the •one remains much about the same. Bulu- wayo Explorations have been done at 2% Hendersons, at 1% London and Globes, nt 20s Haunan's Oroyas, at 36s and Lake Views, at 15%. The following changes in value are noted in the official list of the Cardiff Stock Excbange Rise—Miller and Cory's 5 per Cent. Debenture 2, to 99 xd Tredegar A to SJ4, Fall-Taff Vale Ordinary Y2, to 73 Spillers and Bakers' Ordinary 34. to 12. There are buyers of Hhondda and Swansea Bay Preferences Insole's Deben- tures Lewis Merthyr Preferences; Tre- degar A Shares Taff Ordinary. There are sellers of Spillers and Bakers' Ordinary Partridge, Jones Pro Prefer- ences Miller and Cory Debentures Rhymney Preference Stock Rhondda and Swansea Bay Debentures; Rhymney Irons. We have to acknowledge receipt of the Monthly Investment List for July issued by Messrs Lionel E. Taylor and Co., Cardiff. The traffic receipts on the Taff Vale Railway for the week ended June 30th amounted to £ 17,664, against £ 15,921 in the corresponding period of last year-an in- crease of £ 1,743. The aggregate decrease since the commencement of the half-year ilmounts to £ 22,547. The traffic receipts on the Brecon and Merthyr Railway for the week ended June 30th amounted to £ 1,967, against £1;884 in the corresponding period of last year-an increase of X83. The aggregate increase since the commencement of the half-year amounts to £ 2.225. HANCOCK AND COMPANY, LIMITED. The thirteenth ordinary general meeting of ibareholclers of Wan. Ha.ncok and Co., Limited, was held at the registered offica3 of the company, Ciawshay-street, Cardiff on Tuesday. Mr Joseph Gaskell pliesided. and there were also present Messrs K. A. Bowriog, A. P. Fillan!, J. S. Gasksil. F. E. Hancock, -or. Taylor, T. Lnmsion, Owen Davies, and others. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of thereportof the directors, referred at the outset with regret to the loss that the company had sustained in the death of their late chairman. Ma Valentine Trayea. Proceed- ing to comment upon the report, the speaker said that the net profit was I46,423 10s lid, which was the largest amount yet earned in one year by the company. This was £ 5.721 153 6d more than the previous year, and of this snm Cardiff earned £ 3,3S8, Newport. £ 1,049 and the Swansea branch, £ 1,073. They would note that the interim dividend on the Deferred Shares was at ths rate of 6 per cent, per annum, instead of 5 per cent., aa in the previous year. The rate was increased because they foand that the business of the company justified it. Turning to the balanie-sheet they found items for shareholders' capital and 4 per cent. Debenture Stock remained the same as last year, but it would be evident that rhe progress of the company would necessi- tate some increase of the former in the not dis- tant future. So far as trade debtors, debtors for loan3, and debtors for rents were concerned the total a.mount was but -194,145, as against X107,872 in the previous year, a state of things which he ventured to think they would regard as most satisfactory. In conclusion the speaker ex- piessed the opicion that the outlook of the com- pany was most favourable, ia view of the very high wages now being earned by the men engaged in the coal and iron industries. He moved that a dhidend for the half-year ending May 31st be declared on the Preferred Ordinary Shares at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, and on the Deferred Ordinary Shires at the rate of 10 per cent per annum. Dr. Taylor seconded, and the report was ad- opted unanimously. Mr Robert A. Bowrip.g was re-elected a direetor. Messrs C. F. Kemp and Sons were re-elected auditors. On the motion of Dr. Taylor a vote of sympathy and condolence was passed with the relatives of the late Mr Valentine Trayes. The meeting closed with votes of thanks to the staff and to the chairman. PROPERTY SALES. At the Town Hall, Llanybyther,~Mr .Ben Evans, auctioneer, Britbdir, Llanfihangel Khose-y-Corn, offered for sale the following properties :-Ffoes- fald Farm, in the pariah of Llanwenog, Cardigan, let at an annual rental of 160. Mary Thomas, Khiwsonissaf Clan ivecog, became the purchaser at £1 600. A freehold shop and premises, situated at the corner of the main road at Llany- byther Town, Carmarthen, was withdrawn at £ 570. The above lots were the property of the late Mr David Davies, Maesygair. Mr Ben Evans also put QO the we'l-known villa, Brvnderw, #:tuat«i near Llanybyther, the property of Mr John iuvans, builder. This lot was withdrawn at £ 550. Mr J. H. James conducted a sale of property at the Bote Ina Aberdare. A shop and hon*e, No. 7, Victoria-square, was sold at X830, while No.2.Dare Villas, was withdrawn nt £ 290. No. 40. Mill- street was sold to Mr Howell Morgan at £ 176. A rmuaber of £10 shares m the Aberdare and Tre- cynon Bvewerv were withdrawn at A8 15s. Mr C. Kenshola was the vendor's solicitor.
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LONDON STOUl EXCHANGE. LONDON, Tuesday. Money was in abundant supply, and the I very large ainouut which fell due to the Bank of England was aU paid off. Outside there was a fair demand for accommoda- tion owing to the above repayments, but advances over the night were again easily obtainable at 1 to 2 per eenC. The Dis- count Market remained quiet, and brokers were fairly free takers 6f best three months' bills at 2^4 per cent. Berlin private discount declined to 4% per cent. On the Stock Exchange business again showed no signs whatever of expansion, and markets have been generally very un- settled owing to the increasing gravity of the news from China, prices showing irre- gular changes on the day. Consols further declined in spite of the increasing ease in the Money A-tarket;, and Chinese issues were, with one exception, freely sold. Other Foreign Bonds were also mostly depressed. Home Railway Stocks, after liuctuating, closed flat, the traffic returns to hand being unfavourable, whilst the downward movement was assisted by the continued wretched weather. American descriptions, however, were very strongly supported in response to New York buying, due to the more favourable crop reports, and Grand Trunk issues were also in request. Mexican Railways ruled flat. South Africans were firm in tone, the news from the front being considered satisfac- tory. Westralians were again in active request during the early hours, though the closing prices were not in all cases the best of the day owing to a little profit taking towards the finish. The market for Home Government Securities was flat, and Consols fell for money to 1001"6, whilst the new August 16 account was also lower at 100- National War Loan fell Ys to 1 premium for account. Bank Stock rose 1. Colonial Inscribed Stocks were steady, and Jamaica 3 per Cents, put on 1. Foreign Bonds were generally flat, and Chinese 5 per Cent. Gold Loan fell 2, to 90; do. 6 per Cent. Gold Bonds to 99; do. Silver Loan 1, to 95 Japan Fives 1, to 97 Greek Fives, do. Monopoly, do. Rentes, German Threes, and Hungarian Fours, y?, Italian Rentes, Transvaal Fives, Y2 the two leading Argentine Loans, Y, Cedulas A, y2 and Peru Preierence,. Brazil 1889's, however, rose x/z do. Fives, x/z Bulgarians, 1 Spanish Fours, and Chinese 6 per Cent. Gold Loan 72, the latter to 9972.. Home Railways closed flat, Chatham Second Preference marking a fall of 1 First do., 1 do. Ordinary, South- Eastern Preferred, North Staffordshire, and Taff Vale, 1; fthymney Ordinary, 5 Great Easterns, Great Northern Deferred and Preferred Ordinary, and Metropdlitan, 72; Great Central Deferred. 34 aud Caledonian Deferred, á. Districts and North-Easterns, however, rose y2. American Railways were strong, and Illinois advanced 2; Baltimore and Ohio Ordinary, 1% Norfolk Preference, 1 x/i; do. Common, Milwaukees, 134 I Union Pacific Ordinary, 1%; do. Preference, York Centrals, 1; Atchison Preference, 1; do. Ordinary, Louisvilles, North Pacific Common to 5334 Pennsyl- vania, Southern Preference, li do. Common, Erie First Preference, Y4 do. Shares, 34 5 Ontarios, Reading Shares and First Preference, Wabash Preference and General, 34; Southern Pacifies, and Denver Preference and Missouri- Kansas, Canada Pacifics were unchanged, but Grand Trunk First and Second Preferences advanced 1; Third do., and do. Ordinary, Mexican Railways First and Second Preferences fell do. Ordinary, 34 and Mexican Central First Income Bonds, Ottoman Railways, and Central Argen- tine, Parr's Bank rose 34 > to 91; and London and River Plate to 54. Chartered of India fell to 34. In Miscellaneous Allsopps' Preferred Ordinary dropped 1; Howard and Bul- lough Ordinary, 1: London General Omni- bus, 5; and J. Lyons' Ordinary, 78' South Africans were firm, but inactive, and Geldenhuis Deep rose Y2 and Henty Nourse the latter to 8% a few other gains seldom exceeding 1\ to Gins- burg, at 3% Knights, 5% Nigel, 3J2. Westralians closed rather below best, Golden Horseshoe raarkiog a rise of Lake View Consols, Great Boulder South to 2% Great Boulder Perse- verance to 12-yg- Associated Gold, 7-32 and some others to Hannan's Oroya, to 1^. Rio Tintos rose 34. 7.32 and some others ft to Hannan's Oroya, to 1. Rio Tintos rose 34. Iwenty-thrse tuousami pounds in Jbrencn gold coin were sold by the Bank to-day. The Silver Market was steadier, the price for bars being unchanged for spot but jg dearer for forward delivery, being now quoted at 2834d per ounce for both. Calcutta Exchange was quoted at Is 3Nd Bombay, Is 3 31-32d Hong Kong, Is ll%d do. Four Months, 2s Old !cc-, Shanghai, 2s 9c1; do. Four Months, 2s 9%d. On 'Change to day bills were more plentiful, but buyers were eager to pay close rates owing to the greatsr ease in money here. The rouble was quoted 24* to 24%. 26 The Paris Bourse has been unsettled, closing with a dull tone. South Africans were generally better. Exchange Cheques on London fell to 25.10 3^. Private dis- count unchanged. The Mines and Banking Corporation has declared an interim dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, for the six months ended the 30th of June last, payable on the 16th inst. The directors of the Bank of Mauritius, Ltd., have declared an interim dividend of 6s per share, being at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, for the half-year ended the 30th of June last, payable, free of income tax, on the 14th inst. The directors of the London City and Midland Bank, Limited, report that the profits for ths half-year ending the 30th June la3t, including the balance brought forward, amounted to £ 468,417, and announce an interim dividend of 18 per cent. per annum, free of income tax, placing £30,000 to the bank premises account, 15,000 to the officers' pension, fund, and carrying forward £ 235,203. The dividend for the corresponding period of last year was at the rate of 17 per cent. per annum, with £ 30,000 to the bank premises account, C5,OW to the officers' pension fund, and £ 181,259 carried forward. The directors of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank have declared an interim dividend for the past half-year, of 14s per share, being at the rate of 14 per cent. per annum. Last year the interim dividend was 12s per share. Millorn and Askam Hematite Iron Com- pany, Limited.Warrants have been posted for-(I) Half-year's Debenture interest at 5 per cent., (2) half-year's Preference interest at 7 per cent., and (3) interim dividend on the Ordinary Shares at 10 per cent. per annum. Home Railway Traffics.-Increases- South-Eastern, ki,391 Great North of Scotland, £ 407 Lancashire and Yorkshire, X428 Furness, C865 North-Eastern, £ 19,563. Decrease-HIghland, E761. In our advertisement columns will be found a notice of the Groeswen and Cara- dog Collieries, Ltd., with a capital of £ 100,000. The present issue is of 60,000 shares, of which 10,000 are appropriated for present working capital, thus leaving 40,000 for future issue, if required, for development of the collieries. The Groes- wen Colliery is nine miles N.W. of Cardiff, in the parish of Eghvysilan, and the Caradog Colliery on the Llynvi and Ogmore section of the Great Western Rail- way, and about 16 miles from Cardiff. The secretary and offices are Thomas Dysart, 19 and 21, Queen Victoria-street, London, E.C. The list opens to-day, and will close on or before Friday next. NIMROD SYNDICATE. Latest mail advices from British Colnmbia. stale that the stamp roill on the Anaconda has been started for several weeks, and is now running satisfactorily'. On some of the claims owned by this syndicate there are very large bodies of ore. and it is proposed to make a thorough test from them by hutting large parcels of ore through the miil- The YeUow Jacket claims, which.this syndicate have acquired-, have shown good results. On Pine Creek 27 leases have been purchased by an Australian syndicate, which expects to spend two million dollars in machinery aud ditchts before they think of getting any return, whilst Willow Creels, in which the Nim- It rod Syndicate is largely interested, in expected to put out more gold this season than was taken from the entire district of Atiin last year. The .British Columbian Enterprise. Limited, in which this syndicate ia also *arg £ ly interested, ha.s acquired a con!<lderab.le number of clftiffli in British Columbia, which Mr Graham is now reporting on. Some of these how very favoufabla I iodicationR, and for ous ai offer has lately been received from local people. Ffora present indi- cations it looks as if tbe tllU district was going j to be exceedingly bu;v thu year, and numbers of 11 people are coming to the field.-From Finan- cier," July 3rd, 1900.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON LONDON, Tuesday E, vaning.-Tho following were the rn.tes of exchange on London to-aay:— Paris Cheques £ 25.14 to 25.18 Berlin Cheque* 20.424 at. P t rs'bR, 3 mths 93.50 Do. 8days'sight 20A' a^adnd. sight 31.80 Do. 3 months 20.27* Cn st.ut n,pl,,3mtfasl<».Z74 Hamburg,sight 20.41 I Lisbon 33% Franklorfc, ahorb 20.41* Korae, 3 months 26.62} V'D»sightnwsystm242.25 15arcel°na 3J.17 Amsterdam, short 12-06 BraslsCq's 25,13 to 25,18 Amst'rd'm.Cheiju's 12.073 I BUSINESS DONE. BKITIBH STOCKS Consols Goschen'a 25 May lOOj lOO^j lOOjl. look Do. do.Accouiib 1004 100i'„ 100ft! v 100^ Do. 2J <10. 99 National War Fund Pi Cocal Stock *01 Bank of England Stocls ludia 3i per Cent J09 Do. 3 do J01 Metropolitan Con. 34 P-c' 108 Do. do. 3 P-c. 1014 India Rupee Paper 34 t>.c. 632 Ins. Canadian 4p.c.Jan.jl.v 105 Ins. C.QoodHope 4 p.c. 1883 110 Ins. N. Zealand Con. 4 p.c. 111 India. Etireellape, 34 t>.c. 631 j Ins. Canadian 4p.c.Jan.jl.v 105 Ins. C.QoodHope 4 p.c. 1883 110 Ins. N. Zealand Con. 4 p.c. 111 Ins. New South Wales 116 Ins. Victoria 4 p.c. 1882-3-4 105J! ,„,L Ins. Sooth Australian 4 p.c 109 L 7 Ins. Queensland4 p,« 109 .(I- ~• BRITISH RAILWAYS Brighton Railway Ord 165 Do. Do. Deferred' 153 Caledonian Consolidated..1 136 Do. Preferred Con. Ord.l 92V Do. Deferred Con. Ord.' 44| Do. Deferred Con. Ord.! 44| Chatham and Dover Ord.j 19J 19 191: isi Do. Arbitn. Preference, 125 124 Do. Second Preference! 83 £ 82 East London 8" Furness 91$. Glasgow &S.\VKtrnPrefOrd 78.4 Do. do DefOcd; 52J! Great Eastern Ordiuwy 11221 liil Gt. Ntlni. Prefd. Con. Ora.l 114J, Do. Defrd. Do. 495; Do. A's 41 Great Westsrn I53i 153} 153%' 153J Greab Central Pref. Ord .I 23 Do. Deferred Ordinary. 141 ^'4 Hull and Barnsley 65! Lancashire aud Yorkshire 137 j." London and Norfch-Wsirn 18? 1853 186! London and Soutli-Westrtl I95j' Lou. & Stii. Wstrn. Defrd. 7 "j Metropolitan Consolidated1 I02i "j 102 Metropolitan Consolidated1 I02i "j 102 Do. Land Stock 82"! Do. District Ordinary 27 27i Do. Preferred 921 Alialaud Preferred Ord.j 791 Do. Deferred Ord.i 78 773' 78 77? North British Ord. Pref. 82 Do. Ordinary Deferred. 34J 31'a! North-Iiastern Ordiuary. lssi 159 Nortii Staffordshire 117 ["■ Soutn-Eascern Ordinary i]g Do. Deferred 75$: 751' 75 753 741 Tail Vale Act. 1889 73 AMERICAN RAII/WAVS Atchison 2S.Ji 25*1 2Si Do. Preference 74 73a 73J 74J Baltimore & Ohio Ord 74*! 74J 74* 75 Chicago, Milwaukee lloj-i HOf 110J 110a Denver Ordiuary 17J 18 Do. Preferred 59^! 59 E'rie Share3 ngj Do. 1st Preference 341 Illinois Centra! H55! Louis and Nashville 7r,a| 77 7gT Missouri, Kansas. <fc Texas 101 New York Central 13^! "[ New York Ontario 20 19J Norfolk Oommoa 331! 33^ 333 Do. Preference; 78-jJ 791, North Pacific Pief 731 [" Pennsylvania Ordiuary 65i Philadelphia aud Heading 83 "] [ Do.First Preference 30J i" Southern Ky.CommouStck uj| Do. Preferred 5231 Southern Pacifl 32J1 321 Uniou Pacific 52J 52 £ Do. do. Preference 74j| Wabash Preference 18jJ Do. General mortgage.. 33 32jl OTHER RAILWAY'S. Canadian Pacific 91^ 911 911 Grand TruukOrdiuary 6| 6J->' 6J 6}| 6g Do.Guaranteed. 9i| Do. First Preference 85J 86 8;;¡ 86; Do. Second Preference. 5&% 59 59J 59* 59j Do. Third Preference .j 21$; 2l| 21J .1 Mexican Ordinary t.l 18^i Do. l''irst Preference 83$| 83 Do.Second Preference. 3l$j 31 Lombards Ordinary 6 Mexican Cut!. 4 p.c. Bonds 8H xj Do. Pirtir. Income '28 Bnenos Ayres Gt.Soutlieru! 143! Buenos Ayrea and Rosario 63 Central Argentine 108 FOREIGN STOCKS FOREIGN STOCKS Argentiiie igas goz x 91 90 Do. Funding !.92is 92 Do. 1$p.c. Sterling 70 Do. Treasury ,l 70 Do. Cedulas A ..J 41 Do. Cedulas B 35? ™ Do. Cedulas B 35j Buenos Ayres Cedulas I .I r-y Do. J. 5' Brazilian, 1889 6S| 67 Bulgarian 6 p.c. 1888 83 Chilian. 1886 J83 x' Do. 3892 90 Chinese Silver Loau J 96! 95": Do. 6p.c. Gold flOOJ1 I 99 Egyptian anifled .» 101 ;j Do 3* percent S9 "| Do bfcate Domain. 103J Do Daira New "101 French 3$per Cent. Reutesi'lOl Do. 3, per Cent. Rentes; 93 x German 3 per C. 1831-2-3 -8? 83 Greek. 1881 i39j x c 39l Do. ]39ixc. 39 G»ditCeinanJ.i iLxbecual I^ebt Hoarlunuj 43 Hungarian 4 p.c, Gr'olA 9>> [[[ 9ii [taliuu 5 per Oeiiu. liences 92S x Mexican t> per Ceui. 9/z x .1 Ottomaa iiaiilc Siiarea 12 i i #M 'M Peru. Corp Ordinary 2J T Z &o. Prefereuce ioi Tiiraguay 13 fortuguese 3 per Cent 031 Llussian 4 p.c. Cou |a8i s | ggi bpanish 4 per Cent. 10i x 70J 2 Turkish. 1894., Z 97* Do Ottoman Defencei inii: Uo. 2nd Group 45! Do. 3rd Group ?ri< Do. 4th Group .Ai Transvaal .Loan 5 per Cent! i iol Uruguay 3$per Cent. 431 J INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Arthur Guinness Ordinary! 5S0 Allsopps Ordinary 71$| 69* Do. Deferred Ord. 35$. Anglo-American Tel. Ord. 61$' ? Do. do. Pref 114 33ratod £ 14*1 » Coats 'Ordinary" 780" Consett Iron 4C CuDard Steamship, £ 20 pd. 15$i .„ Direct United States Cable llf| ? DubliuDiatillers Ill Eastmans 2 EbbwVale St. & Pa Co Hudson's Bay 2!$i Linotype Deferred 7 Llptou Ordiuary 2 National Telephone 5^ Nitrate Railway ^Ord 5J: Pears' Soap Ordinary Ill 1 eninsuiar & Oriental Prf. 140 Do. Deferred 227$; ••• Sait.Union Ordinary Ill uez Cauat.. A 139 x| SOUTH FRlCAN MINES Angelo 74 7 Balkis Land 3/9 Bantjes lj Barnato Consolidated 2?6 Bechuanaland Ex 11 Bonanza 4 £ British South Africa Buffelsdoorn 1 Ruluwayo Exploration 2^ City and Suburban New. 5J Con. Gold Fields, Def 7^8 Crownreef 1SJ; De Beers Diamonds 2^ ••• Durban-Roodepoort ^5 J*astRand 'S. Do, Extended 23 1' erreiras 21$ Geelonp; 34 Geldenhuis Deep 10i Globe and Phoenix Henderson Trust, Est lf?i Henry Nourse Johaunesburgcons.Inrest 2k Jubilee Junipers 5|j Knights 5ft Kierksdorp 4/0 Langlaagie Estate 3J Matabele Gold Reefs iSg Modderfonteiu Og Mozambique 2$ New Jagersfontein 16J Nigel 3 £ Oceana Land 2 Primrose g[ 4 Princess 1$. Rand Mines <?0J 40f| Randfontein 3^. Reitfontein 1» IS-liodesia Exploration 5$ Pdiodesia Limited 1™ Robinson Gold Salisbury 2$ Sheba li Simmer and Jack £ 5 New 6ft South African Gold Trust f j Transvaal Gold Wemmers 1<* — -• — ••• Wolhuter 4|l AUSTRALIAN Assoc. Financial Corp.Ord 1/ J do. do. Pref. 2/3! Associated Gold Mines 4 3Jf 5 Bayley.-s United 9/ Broken Hill Prop 2^j Bayley.-s United 9/ j j Broken Hill Prop 2^j j Golden Horseshoe New. 12| 13| Great Boulder New 33/6: 34/i Hampton Pluins | Hannan's Brownhill 93 gg 91 Hannan's Oroya ]^s| i>g| Ivanhoe New 131 i3g 13 Ealgurli 6$| 6y Lady Loc'n 7/0; Ladv Shenton jv Lake View Consols 15| l5 15i 15| 15i Lake View South *6 8 Lou. West Australia Expr "el ""fll Mount Malcolm 6)g| •"» North Ealgurli K j Northern Territory ji ParingaConsols | g,?j PeakHil! 4!'DI Sons of Gwalia g, y South Kalguxii i;i .„ WestA'stralianG'ldFields 9a o'x. Wentworth Lond'nGlobeFinanceNew 2g^ 20/3 MISCELLANBOP5 Anaconda 8J: 8 8J: Burma Ruby Jg. § ••• Columbia 16/ Cape Copper Mines 5i Hauraki 2/6pai5 1/6; Kapanga 3d Le Roi 6ji .| ••• Mason aud Barry 31 Mysore Gold 6J Mysore Gold Fields 7 /0i Montanas 3 /6| Mount Lyell 8 j Ooregum Ordinary Rio Tin to Copper ••4 •- Tliarsis Copper ?«! V/aiiii 9ta! LONDON MINiNO EXCHANGE [KXCHANGE TBLEailAPH CO.'S TBLEGBAU.) YESTERDAY'S CLOSING PRICES. SOUTH A »''U I CAN MINES. Angelo 6'8 c,anglaagte 3% 1 Do. Deep. 2'» ? si Do. Block B Apex Mines 6'>1 rS\ Do. Deep 2% Aurora W't U't'd IV» |74:Luiraards Vlei, N lfA Bantjes (New) Ifc* M;«ay Consolid'ted 4Ji 4% Barrett 8'u 3'0!Meyer(fcCharltou 5 bYt. Bonanza 4 4^|MOdder'teinNewl0>i 10> £ Buffelsdoor is ,P Do. B Extension City & Sub. (New) New Bultfouteln Cham d'Or 1% \"A New Primrose 4^b Comet 3 Nigel 5% 3fg Con. Deep Level.. 1» .fjj; Do. Deep 1J £ lfg Crown Reef I5/i Nth Randfontein 2 Do. Deep -li?* Noarse Deep 5H De Beers 26% 17/ Podges R'df'at n Wi 1% Drietfontein 4/« Princess 1?§ 1^ Durb'n-Roodep'te 5^ Kandfonteiu 3ft 3& East Rand 7ft 7ft Rand Mines 40^ W>/t Perr^irft. —.21 2% Hictfontoin New French Rand 2 2% Kose Deep 9* 9^ French Rand 2 2% Hose Deep 9* 9, Geldenhuis 6^ u0bins'n( £ 5 Sh) Do. Deep ICt* l°!i Do. Deep 4% 5 Glencairn 115 Salisbury New. 2^ .2% Glen Deep Ha 4^» Sheba 1% Goch (New) 2ft 2 -;i Simmer & Jack. 6^ 634 Ginsberg lNow> 3 3'1 i Do. East 3ft 3ft Henry Nourse 8}" 9 Do. West 4}8 4% Heriob (New) 6% SJilSteyn Estate 2% 2J Jagersfoistein .16 16HjTransvaal Gold Jubilee £ &K>| Mining Estate 2'4 2%, Jumpers 5J. 5%jTreasary 5 5)i Do. Deep 4 :« Unit'd Roodp'rte 5% 3?* Kl'nfo'tein (Cntl.) 2% 'ilVau Ryu New 3fs 3^, Kni;;ht 5H 5?4iVillage Maiureel Si's 8^ Knight's Central. 'iiH 2&Vogeisfcrais 1}^ knight's Deep 3% 4 iVVeinmer 11^ 12^ tiaacJister 1% 2Jii Wolhater 4% 4}i iWorceater w.„.„ i LAND AND EXPLORATION COMPANIES African Explraln — — (KafHr Cons. t 1m Anglo-French Ex 3LCl 3J5 Masli'la'd Agency 2^ 2% Bechuanal'nd lilx lslr Got,[,. 6 6 "4 Barnato Cousols 2;" 2*4(Mozambique 2ft 2ft Char. B.S. Africa 3;k 3'^jNew African 2^ Cou-Gordel'sDef vfj 7j,9;Oceaua Con3 Iff 2ft Exploration Co.. 1[4 ll^Potchefstroom. 10/o 116 G'ldTr'st&I'vest 6S« 6;i|ftliode3ia Lim 1ft Geelong 2\% 3ft! Do. Goldfields 2H 2% Goprz and Co. 21 2fi;Selakwe 2y. 2%- 41 Globe & Phae*x 4% 5 TatiCoucessioua 1% 1% Henderson Est. lft !A Tr,,btisv'IG'ld PI,(Iq I 2 Johannesburg I United Rliodesia t4 Cons. Invest. 2ft 2ft; Willoughby Cun 1ft 1ft Johannesb'gWat 1ft lftiZainbesi Explo. 1^3 1% AUSTRALIAN AND INDIAN 111INES Aladdiii I "inp ft ft,Lady Shenton 18 1 Asso. Gold W. A. 3iil 4 iLake Vieiv Coin. 15 15% Bayley's United. 8/6 9/6 Lake View South Boulder Per*ev'cel2} £ ''I'London & Wesi; BritishW'atralianll lj 12?4| Au. Explor 1% Brookman'sB'Id'r ft Do. & Ql'he Fiu 20 0 21/0 Broken Hill Prop. 18/0 7'á 8 Y. Burbanks B Gifi; I « 1; Do. North 3?$34 Chaffers 15/0 l->/0iMount Malcolm 6/0 7/0 Champion Reef 5% 5\ Mount Morgan 4fg 5ft Eureka ft ft!Mysore 6ft 6ft G'den H'se Shoe-.H^ 15 ,i to Goldli.?: 6/6 7/6 Golden Ijinks 2f« 2T7ai „ Iloef 16/0 pd 6d 1/0 Gr't Boulder 35/5 34/o West, 4/6 5 6 Do. Main «eef.. l; £ I4! Wynaad. 4/6 56 Hampton Plains 1 inri,it ft ft Haunans B'uHilt 9a^ 9ts jNuudydroog 3fa 3ft Do. Oroya l- £ 2 iOoregum 3% 3ys Do. Props 6/J 7/3! „ Pref 4?# 5 Do. Star 1},j I'-iifariiiga Cons 9 0 10/0 Ivanhoe New .13 1)á!Pe,k:lfill 4H 4 Do. South 2'4 2'ijSoas of Gwalia. 5/g 5^ Kalgurii 6^vV. A. Gold Fields 2<i 2y3 Do. North ^jWaihi Gold. 9 Do. South 5J 5721 MISCELLANEOUS Anaconda Copp'r 8}» S^ Masoii & Barry 4 Ashanti G'ldfi'idsl6 1/ I.Mountaiu Copper 5 5'4 Boston Copper ft ft NaruacjuaCopper 4% 4% Brilliant Block 12/1 ltyojttio Tlnto 5tya 52% Do. St. George 3ft 3ft Prefs 6)3 6*4 Burmah Ruby Road Block ft ft Cape Copper 5?$5:f|Su. Juo. Del Rey 29/0 30/0 Copiapo 3'8 4!g|Strattou'sIndep. 2fi 2ig Coromaudel ;i!Ubah 4% 5% Le Roi fij*
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DAILY STOCK AND SHARM LIST SUPPURD BY MESSRS THACKEUAY & CO. Stock and Share Brokers, 3. Dock Chambers. Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid. I, ees. Stock Barry Undivided 100 .220 225 (1 Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Ord.100 .110 112 Do. Deferred Ordinary .100 .111 133 Brecon fis Mertlivr 100 5 10 „ Cardiff 4 p.c. p'ee! arc! .100 107 108 „ Great Western .100 .155 164 „ London & North-Western.100 .136 187 „ Midland Pref. Cons. Ord .100 7380,1i Do. Deferred Cons. OrdIOU 77 78' 10 Port Talbot Ry. aud Docks. 10 774. 7::4, 10 Rhon.& S.Bay Nos.1/42,165. 10 4 Stock Rhymney .100 .225 230 „ Do. 1 p.c. Preferred OrdlOO .109 111 II Do. Deferred Ord .100 123 128 II Taff Vale Divided Stock 100 72 73 PREFERENTIAL Stock Alex. Dk. & Ry. p.1) A Pf.100 .110 115 Do. do. 4% p.c. 15 100 .102 i04 „ Barry lty. 5 p.c. 1st Pref 100 .15^ 159 „ Do. Consolidated 4 p.c. 100 .127 i29 1, Brecou & Mer 1st Pref.1861 100 80 90 „ Do. 2nd Pref. 1862.100 50 55 Cambrlau ,No. 1, 4 p.c 100 65 63 „ Do. No. 2. 42o 25 Greab Wesbera, 5 p.e 100 .168 171 10 Port Talbot 4 p.c. 10 gtl 9^xn 10 Rhon. it S. Bay 5 p.c 10 9)4 9% Stock Ithymuey'» p.c. (Jonsold 100 .128 130 II Tatf Vale 4 p.c. Cousold .100 .127 129 GUARANTE13D.OR LEASED 50 Aberdare 10 p.c. 50 .155 160 Stock Grqat Western, 5 p.c. ;tt%r loo .169 172 „ Pemirth 5>i p.c IOU .167 173 Vale of Glamorgan .100 .111 114 RAILWAY AND OTHELl DEBEMTUHlCS Stock Alex. Dock & Ry. 4 p.c.100 IIG 119 „ Barry Railway 3 p.c 100 98 lOOid II Brecon & Merthyr A 4p.c 100 111 117 II Do. B 4 p.c.100 95 98 II Cardiff Railway 3 p.c 100 91 96xd II Cambrian A 4 p.c.100 121 19 Do. 1; 4 p.c.100 .llG 118 Do. C 4 p.c 100 .103 111 II Do. D 4 p.c. u<)u. cum.lOO 93 97 „ Great Western 4 do 100 .136 ,iAd Midland 2}$per cent 100 tsr> 671d „ Mid-Wales A 4'i per cent.100 .118 12 xd II Ne«kth & Brecon 1st 100 .lis il8xd Do. A1 100 .10o J08 II Do. A 2 100 57 62 lUioudda&Sw'useu. Bay4 p.c.100 .111 illy Rhymney 4 ditto 100 .130 132xd Tatf Vale 3 100 99 lOlxd Vale of Glamorgan 3 p.o; 100 6 98xd BANKS. 50 Capital alid.Coitities 10 39 40 60 London City & Midlaud .12^ 51^ 52>a to Loudon & Provincial 5 22'i 22 50 Lloyds 8 32^ 33% 50 Metro, of England & Wales 5 14 142 75 National Provincial 56 57 60 National Provincial 12 64 65 40 North & South Wales .10 35}:í 36 GAS 10 Aberdare 10 1, 9! 20^ Stock Bristol 5 p.c „100 ;.„122" 123 „ Cardiff A 10 per cent 100^233 243 „ Do. B 8 per cent 100 .188 193 „ Do. C 7 per cent 100 ,174 179 „ Do. D 5 percent 100 .124 127 Do. 4}a p.c. Pref. Stock 100 .121 123 „ Newport A 10 per ceut 100 .225 230 Do. B7Ji p.c Stk & ShslOO .168 173 „ Do. C 7 per ceut.100 353 163 „ Swansea Cons. 5 per cent .100 .120 122 „ Do. do. New (1898) .100 .120 122 GAS AND WATEH. 10 Bridgend 10 1014 11 12 Pontypool (Max. 10 p.c.) 12 14;^ 15; WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol 25 60;3 61'4 20 Do 20 45 46' 10 Pontypridd JO per ct. Ord- 10 20 21 10 Do. 7 p.c. do. 10 13% 14} £ BREWERIES 10 Buckleys 5,14 Cum. Pre-pref 10 9% 10% Stock Do. 4ji p.clst Mort Db 10 99 lOlxd 10 Hancock u p.c. Prefd. Ordy. 10 12 12 10 do. Deferred Ordinary 10 13 14 10 do. 6 p.c. I)-ef 10 14^ 15xd Stock do. 4 p.c. Deben. StocklOO .10S )10xd 10 Nells Ordinary 10 9-i JOjtf 10 do. 6 p.c. Pref 10 IG'4 lO^xd 10 Rhondda Vailey 5 p.c. Pref. 10 9% 10>4xd Stock do. 4'4 Deb. Stock 100 .101 103xd COAL AND IROX 10 Albion SWaill CullierY 11 13;. 138xd 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb..red 100 .100 102xd 1lI CamDrian Col Ord 10 10^4 11 10 Do. 6 P.C. citin l(. 10 9-i 10^ 100 Do. 4} £ p.c. Deb.100 98 iCOitd 10 I). Davis & Sons 10 ■•. 11% 11% 10 Do. 6 p.c. cit l'ref 10 10:8 1(; 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., red.100 .101 103xd 100 Do. 5 p.c. B Db.( 1303) 100 .101 Ktfxd 23 Ebbw ValeSteel, Iron.&Coal 20 13" Láxd 5 Great Western Ordinary 5 V 7yxd 5 Do. 10 p.c. eu Pref. 9<i lOxd 10 Insoles 6p.c.cu Pref 10 9% 10 100 Do. 5p.c. Debs .103. 97 9 ixd 5 International Coal 5 7'i 8 10 Lewis Merthyr 6 p.c. Col Pf 10 10 103^ 300 Do. 5 p.c. Deb .100 .102 103xd 10 Lockets Merthyr Col Ord 10 1()!4 10% 10 Do. 6 p.c. cu Prefs. 10 9;i 10¿ 100 Do. 5 p.c. Debs 100 99 Olxd 100 Miller & Cory 5 p.c. Debs.100 -8 100x,1 10 Ne'.vport-Abercarn 10 9: lO^xd 10 Do. PlrLicip-,ti,iii, .10 1°% UHxd 5 Norths Navigation Colliery 5 Cjj 6iSxd 8 5 D >. 10 pc. cu Pref. 5 8% 8;0xd 10 Peurikyber Colliery 10 9 10 Do. 5 to 7%p.c.cu/V 10 9;-1 10 100 PowellDuffryn 5 p.c. Deb.100 .101 ]u3xd 23 Do. Ordiuary. 25 18 20 5 Do. 6 p.c.Pret. 555 5 Rhymney Iron 5 .54s 0.1 55s Od 5 Do. New 2% credited 2%48s 01 49s Od 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debs.100 S9 lolxd 17 South Wales Colliery Ord. 17 I 112,141 3 DocuP'ticip't'glO p.e/y B 3 4;'4$'4 3 Do. cu. r'bicip'L g do. Pl B2 11 Ttedegar Iron Coal A. 7% 6% 6A' Stock Do B. 100 75 80 MISCELLANEOUS. 10 Barry Graving Dock 10 18 182 1Q Do. 5 p.c. Preference. 10 ll?4 12 1 Ben Evaii3 and Co. Ord. 1 .19i 01 2CsOd (Subject to Founders' Share-U 1 Bland Co 1 IS II 6\11!6xd 10 nI. and So. Wales Waggon 3. 5% <5% 10 Bute Dry Dock 10 15H i5%xa 10 Cardiff Channel Dry Docks 10 8% 9/ixd 10 Do. it o. 9 pc Deb. 100 .101 103 Stocic Cardiff Corporation 3% p.c.100 .107 lllxd 10 Cardiff Ice 11) 15 13 5 C diff «fc Pen'rth Tramways 5. 3?* 4 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 12 44 25 Cardiff Workmeu's Cottage 25 40 12 1 English Crown Spelters 1 2% 2%xd j 20 Hill's my Dock 18 8 8% 1C Mercantile Pontoon Ord 10 21 214 10 Millocd Docks 10 ia 10 Mordey Carney 9 11 12xd 10 Do. do 10 12 13xd 100 Do. 4% p.c. Deh. (1909) 103 99. ^Izd 5 Moss Umpires Ord 5 5 Do. 5 p.c. Pref. 5 4$4fg 0 Mouutstuart DryDk A&BjjlO* 79 81 Newpt. Water £ 1 Annuities 25/ £ 26*3 Stock Park Hall 4 p.c. Deb Stk 100.100 H'lxd 53 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 25 215 10 Provincial Tramways 10 5% 6%xd 10 Do. b per cent. J'tef 10 10 llxd 10 Spilleca & Bakers Ordinary 9 12fs 12% lC Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 12 13 V, 10 SpillersNephews .Biscuit C') 9. 2 2). 1 Strauaghau& StephensStorea 1 7" 0,1 8 ad 1 Do. dc. 6 p.c. Pref. 1 .141 6-1 15s 6d Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. Stk,100 —107 109:xd 10 Weave* and Co. Ord. 1° ••• 12 l^% 10 Do. 6 p.c, Prof. 10 I05i 100 West.MaiH1-; p.c.Dbl903/2O 100 .ll'O 10/xa 10 Do. 5 p.c. cum Pref. 10 8% cxd PreJ." when printed iu Italics, indicates ^'1' *■1 <^ Shares are fcetorential as to sCapital a; well an Dividend BankRate raduced from 3% to 3 v-c- 14th Ja»e. 1?00 bpiuers oru .Ui:f..Ll?1:). u,u ••a SO Partridge Jonee Pre-pret Shares £ 3CO Miller & Cory J p.c. Debs JS500 Taff Va-le Stock R500 Barry Deferred Stock £ 500 & £ 500 Cardiff 4 p.c. Prefd Stock 4310 Taff Vale 4 p.c. Pref Stock 20 & 5 Indoles 6 p.c. Pref Snares, at 9 100 Ben Evans Ord Shares, at 19s 9d 30 Rtaonddty & S. Bay Ord-bil wanted 2-TMid Waies £ 10 Shares-hid wanted 20 Western Mail r, pc. Pref Stiares 60 Rhymney Iron Old, at 55g 25 Leicester Empire Shares 100 Thomas & Evans & Dyer Shares 25 D. Davis & Sons 6 p.c. Pref, at lOt. 10 Great Western Colliery li Shares JE500 Barry Undivided Stock 100 Eugiish Crown Spelters, at S,2 Its 6d 20 Bristol & S. Wales Waguil Sha. at 51,1 30 Port Talbot Oru, £: 0 paid, Shares 10 Cardiff Steam Colliery gloo Shares 30 Pontypridd Water 7 p.c. Shares £ 400 Alexandra Dock & Ry A Pref Stock BUYERS. -25 Hhondda. & S. Bay Pref Shares Z300 & £ 200 Insoles Colliery DebS, M 99 20 Lewis Merthyr Piei Shares 2i London & Prov Bank Snares :0 Powell Daffryn Pref Shares iGIO00 Barry 3 p.c. Deb StooK 20 Barry Graving Dock Shares 10 Insoles 6 p.c. Pref Shares, at 9" lOOBarnum aud Bailey Share-, at Ss 6d £ 500 Alexandra Dock B Stock, at 102% 10 Weavers New Ord Shares X500 Lockets Col Debentures X640 Rhymney 4 p.c. Preferred Stock .£500 Barry Preferred Stock jESOO Powell Duffryn Deb Bonds THAGKEItAY AND CO., CARDIFF. TeleDhones—P.O. 61: National '34
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CHARLES MASSY AND CO.. MEMBERS OF CARDIFF f.¡'COC;' EXCHANGE, 22, MOONTSTUART-SQUARE, CARDIFF. T'grauas Invest." Cardiff. T'phs'. Na.t. 208.. P.O. 75 GORDON CORY, 120, BUTE-STREET AND 6T0CK! EXCHANGE, CABDIFF., 1195 Xdegcaus"ScripfC&rdifl. Nafc ,T*pbooei No, 328 E. T. LYDDON AND CO., 122, BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. T'g'ms—"Iiyddon.Cardiff." 'P'DII'S—P.O.. 63: Nat., 103 SELLERS. — £ 200 Rhymney Pref, at £ 128-4 R100 Rhondda & S. Bay Debentures 10 SpillerM Ord Shares 15 Albion Colliery Shares, at 13 25 Pyle and Blaina Shares, at 11% 20 Newport Abercarn Ord Shares 20 Mordey Carney, fully paid, Shares JE500 Barry Deferred Stock Blaenavon Iron £ 10 Shares, £ 5 paid £ 1)0 Powell Duffryn Oeb 25 Leicester Palace Shares 50 Tho,. Owen Preference £ 2J0 Rhyrauey Undivided Stock 20 Cardiff Channel Ordinary Shares £ 500 Taff Vale Stock 100 Jones Dickinson Ordinary, at 18s 9d 30 Port Talbot Ord Shares 5 Ja.mo- Evellg & Co. Shares—want bid £100 Llantrissaiit Gas 6 p.c. Debentures BUiER. —25 Tredegar Iron A Shares, at 6% G, « T. Spencers Ord & Preference 17,00 Ebbw Vale Debenture £ 300 Rhymney Iron Debenture 10 nhondda Valley Brew Pref, at par -sloco Rhvmney Ry 1 p.c. Preferred 5 Barry Graving Dock Ordinary Shares £ 1000 Lockets Merthyr Deb £500 D. Davis & Sons Debenture £200 Insoles Colliery DAb.. FLEMING S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCK EXCHANGE, AND 1, DOCK CHAMBERS, CARDIFF Tgrams Flemina. Cardiff.' T'p's. Nat. 15*. P.O.i.13 SELLERS.—SO Norths Ord Shares 25 Newoort Abercarn Ordinary 30 Insoles Pref Shares C200 Cambrian Col Deb Stock 18 Cambrian Prefs £ 500 Mordey Carney Debenture 30 Mordey Carney, fully paid. Shares 25 Bute Dry Docks -11130 Brain & Co.'s 32 p.c. Debenture 25 Port 'L'uibot Pref Shares £ 120 Rhondda & S. Bay Debenture £ 76 Barry Ry Ordmary 20 Western Mail Preference BUYERS. 15 Albion Steam Coal Shares, at 13% Tredegar Iron A Shares £ 1000 Cambrian Colliery Debenture Newport Water Annuities 10 Weaver Ord Shares 30 Spillers Preferences £ 400 Cardif fGas i > Stock Alexandra Dock "72 p.c. Pref 50 Great Western Colliery A Shares Taff Vale Ord Stock Khymuey Iron Old Shares 8 Barry Graving Dock Shares TflOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKJ3LIOKEU 4, Dock Chambers (and StockExchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gedge, Cardiff. Telephones—National. Nil. 139; P.O. Ho. 82 1093 SELLERS. -1 ss Chumleigh £1000 Taff Vale Ord Stocl". £ 'm0 Khymuey Ry Ordinary Stock 21 Provincial Tramway Prof, at 11 -BUYERS. -5 Spillers Preference Shares 5 John Shearman & Co.'s Shares 5 London & Prov Hank Shires 2 Mountstuart Dry Docks, at 73 f'iOC Rhymney Preferred Ordinary TItEGEitTHEN DUNN AND CO., 27. MOUNTSTUART SQUARE, CARDIFF, AND STOCK EXCHANGES. 1104 T'grams—"TriniMjN-M.CAHDiKii- Nut No. HO. P O 131 SELLERS.—10 Bute Dry Dock Shares-bid wanted 1 £10058 Ja.ne Ita,lcli fTe-bi(I wanted 1 £100 ss W I Hadcliffe-bid wanted Llandrindod ss Allots, at i< preni Llangollen ss Allots, at 3% preaa 30 Lockets Ordinary Shares 20 Port Talbot )ty Pref Shares 30 Norths Ordinary Sllare at 7 iZI00 Barry Ry Ord Stock, at 222 10 ricester Empires, at 7" 6d prem 10 Ocean Dry Dock Shares BUYERS. —10 Port Talbot Ord Shares, at 714. 50 Norths Ord Shares, at 6:8 30 Lockets Ord Shares 10 Spillers & Bakers Ord Shares 1 ss Windsor 1 ss Dunraven Hills Dry Dock Shares J. W. COURTIS AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET. AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1106 Telegrams—"Stocks, Cardiff." 1".0.. 517. SELLERS.-IL Empire, Ordiuary 11 Moss Smpire Prefs 25 Metropolitan Bank Shares 20 Tredegar Iron A Shares gieo Taff Vale Ordinary X500 Barry 4 p.c. Pref Stock 10 Port Talbot Ord Shares 25 Norths Ord Shares E. B. SIMS & DAVID, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, 59. MOUNTSTUAltT-SQ. & STOCK EXCHANGE. BUT IS DOCKS. CA RDIFF. 1114 T'g'ms. Sha' os." C'dff. 11.0. No. 51. Nat. 236 SELLERS.- I Celtic ss Share, at 9 Y2 Cardiff Ry Cottage Cc. Shares 35 & 30 Tredegar Iron A Shares, at 616 10 International Coal Shares, at 8 2 Albion Colliery Shares, at 13% xd 2 Hancocks Pref Shares, at 14% BUYERS. D. Davis & Sons Debenture £ 1000 Lewis Merthyr Debenture 100 Lewis Merthyr Pref Shares 50 Norths Pref Shares 50 Tredegar Iron A Shares 20 Norths Ord Siiares — — — PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113, Btite-ril., uti(I Stock Exchange, Cardiff T'lgrams." Purse. Cardiff." T'nhones. P.O. 89. Nat 225 BUYERS. Partridge Jones Pre-pref Shares 100 Rhymney Iron New 30 Newport Abercarn Ord, at jElO 50 Rhymney Irou Old 10 Ebbw Vales, at 13! 10 Moss Empire Pref 20 International Coal Shares 20 Tredegar Iron A Shares, at 6% SELLERS.— £ <0 TalT Vale Ord, at £ 72 10s 20 Tredegar Iron & Coal A, at 6% 20 lObbw Vales, at 15'4 30 Newport Abercarn Ordinary 1 ss Rowtor £ T0 Share, at £W 10 International Coal Shares, at 7M 25 Nells Brewery Ordinary, at 102 20 Leicester Empire Shares, at 7s 6d pm ERNEST SULLY AND CO 118, BUTE-ST., & STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF Telegrams, "Trust." Telephones:—P.O.. 7. Nat. 187 SELLERS.—50 Thos. Owen Prefs iO Pontypool Gas & Water A Shares 10 Albion Coal Shares Port Talbot Graving Dock Deb 5 & 5 Spillers Ordinary BUYERS — io& 25 Norths Ord Shares 50 Tredegar A Shares 20 Spillers & Bakers Ord Shares LIONEL g. TAYLOR, & CO., 27. WEST STOCK EXCHANGE C AUD IF P. 1152 T crams"Secnritv,Cardiff." T'phus P.O., 113: Nat. 212 SELLERS. -50 Moss Empire Pref Shares, at 4% Nells Brew P<-ef Shares SO Leicester Empire Shares 20 Norths Ordinary Shares. at 7 50 Rhymney Iron Old Shares 25 Tredegar Iron A. at 6& 100 John Bland & Co. Shares, at 13s 2; International Coal Shares, at 7}§ BUYERS. -50 International Coal Shltres 50 Tredegar Iron A Shares, at 5U 25 London & Prov Bank Shares 50 Norths Ord Sha res, at 6 '■* Business in Leicester Empire Allots. W. b. B LOW & CO., Late POWELL THOMAS & CO., 53, -MOUNTSTUART-SCjUARIS. & STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. T'graphicAd<'ress—"Consols." 'j"nh'R P.O.13."Nn.II. 300 SELLERS.- 1 Craiglea ss Share (Snowdon ss Co.) 50 Star Omnibus Prefs. at 5!i xd 15 Canganiau ss £10 Shares, at 13 2 ss Thor Shares, at 150 25 Crosswells Brewery Prefs, at 9h X300 Ely Brewery 5 p.c. Deb, at 105 X500 L., & G. Assurance Deb, at 101 45 Liptons Ord, at 41s 14 Cambrian Colliery Prefs, at 10% 10 Rhondda Valley Aerated Water—b w 55 Penrikyber Ord Shares 1 Rowtor ss Share. at 48 ■0 Insoles Colliery Prefs. at g S) Port Talbot Ord Shares 25 Pontypridd Water New Shares 50 Abercarn Coal Co.'s Shares, at 14r.xd 2' Ocean Dry Docks, at 9 £ 5C0 Taff Vale Ry Ord Stock, at 73% 2 Charles T Jones ss Shares, at 64 BUSERS. 25 Crosswells Brewery Prefs. ac &% 10 Ihrry Graving Dock Ord, at 11% 1 Swindon ss Share, at 115 1 Paddington ss Share, at 107% 2 Rowtor ss Shares, at 45 2 Powis ss Shares, at 45 10 Ely Brewery New Shares, at 4 add p 2 Lady Lewis ss Shares, at 110 1 ss Chulmleigh Share, at JE107 10s t ss Sir W T Lewis Share, at Ill 1 Shandon ss, at 111 1 Windsor ss Share, at 117% 1 Dawlish ss Share, at 111 3 Charles T Jones ss Shares, at 62 F. S. TRAYES, 116, BUTE-ST., & STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams Tra.yes. Telephones P.O., 38 Nat. 324. SELLERS.-15 International Coal Shares 20 Spillers Ordinary 7 Bristol & South Wales Wagons Abercarn Ords 5 Mordey & Carney, 110 pd, Shares BUYERS. -20 International Coal Shares, at 7U 25 Tredegar A Insoles Debentures Locicets Debenture £ 500 Vale of Glamorgan Ord Stock 20 Hancocks Preferred 35 Stranaghan A Stephens Ords F R E D P. R O Ji J ENT, CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. Telegrp,ms 'llobjent. Newport. Tetephoue No.. 2J SELLERS.- 50 Ebbw Vales at I3-ft 30 Weatlakes Brew 6 p.c. Pref, at 5/a 10J Norths Ord Shares, at 7 50 International Coal Shares £ 1000 Spencers Brewery 4 p.c, Deb 20 Pontypool Gas A—offer wanted 100 Milford Dock Shares BUYERS. 42 D. Davis & Sons Ord, at £ 11 J3s 9d 100 Norths, at 67 200 J. Blands Shares, n.t 183 3d 50 Partridee Jones Pref or Pre-pret 20 Powell Duffryn Ordinary Shares lCO Blaenavon Iron Shares 50 Westlakes Brewery, at 5 Chartereds. 67s Goldfields. 7 Oceanas, 40s HENRY J. PI LLINGEU & CO., IMXK BETTON SAVCfi. VAUGMAN, lz CO.. AND SEIAIZljl, BROKERS, HIGH STREET. NEWPORT, MON. 1123 T'ph's Nat.. 127,P.O.,503 T'g',u, I Pilliuger, Newport. bUYERS. 20 Newport Abercarn Ord Shares 50 Newport Abercarn Pref SELLERS. • £ 10,000 Cardiff Corp. 3 p.c. New, at 96 p.c. free of expense Bristol. Georges, Brewery, at 40 100 John Biands, at 19s 3d slooo Brecon & Merthvr A Lt B Debs Riooo Barry Ry 4 p.c. Preference S. P. WILLS AND SON, SWANSEA Stockbrokers, T'grams, Wilts." S'sea. T'phoae. 181 BUYKR.—Barry Py Preferred Ordinary "fURAM HS. J ONES, SWA N SEA. Stockbroker. lillgrarns-" Hiri6zyj." S'sea T'phone 290 SELLER,-Rhonddib & S. Bay Ry Pref Shares FRED. L. REES, STOCK AND HHAREBROKEU VAUGHAN-STUEET. loT,AN lrJrJY. Nat. Telephone No. 336.
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR…
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. I 1900 1899 Inc. Dec. Taff Vale 17664. 15921. 1743. j Brecon and Merthyr 1961. 1814. 83. London, Brighton, and^jQ £ 5007, 65198. 191
... SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE.
SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. We. Jly. 4 Thu. iJly. 5 Fr. Ily. 6 Port Tme, Hgt.lft.iu. Hgi. Tmel'l.'me h. in. ft.in. Tme ft.iii.jii. m. ft.in. Cardia (p.m:n 36 27 11 *7 4| 0 53 26 8 Barry Dock { p.™ n 30 28 8|X]_52j28 1; 047 27 5 NeWP°rt {p,m ;n 492S 4j o"li;27 8;? 3627 1 SwaDSea {p.m ilo 5425 9jll 36 25 0" 224 1 P0rtTal')0li 1 p'i llO 53 2^ 4 n 39 27 7 5 25 5
OAUDIFF EXCHANGE.
OAUDIFF EXCHANGE. BUT IS DOCKS, Tuesday. There was a fairly good altendance on Cardiff Exchange to-day, but the general tone of the steam coal market showed little or no alteration. Large steams were very firm indeed. The American Government authorities have just con- I eluded a contract for about 5,000 tons for prompt delivery at 23 6ri per ton f.a.b. Small steams keep much about the same. House coal*, patent fuel, and coke quotations show little or no ch tnge. Pitwood is inclined to be firmer at abont 20s per ton. In other departments thece is little or no change to chronicle. The following weie the closing quotations — Very best Cardiff steam coal, 23s 61 to 24s 6d seconds, from 22a 6d other sorts, from 203 6d drys, 19s 6cl to 20s 6d; Monmouthshires, 20s 6d to 21s Gd seconds, from 18s to 19s (Cardiff shipment) best house coal, 22s to 23s seconds, from 20s No. 3 Rhondda large, 22s to 23s; through-and-through, 21a to 21s 6d smalls, 18s 61 to 19s; No. 2 lihondda large, 17" 3d to 17s 9d through-and- through. 16" 9d smalls. 15s to 16s special small steams, 15s to 15:3 3d good ordi- naries, from 143 9e1 to 15s other sorts, from 143 6d. Patent fuel, 19 to 22s, according to brand. (Joke, 33s 6d to 45s, according to require- ment. Above quotations are all f.o.b., cash in 30 days less 2 per cent. Pitwood, about 19s to 20s for prompt delivery ex ship, Cardiff or Newport. Iron ore—Best Rubio, 20s to 20s 6d, c.i.f., Car- diff or Newport. The freight market remains much about the same. The following comprise the latest operations OUTWARD BOUND STEAMERS. Cardiff to Genoa, 10s 3d. Getioa, 103 61 (Atnb,is3E6dor). Genoa, 10s 6d. 3.100 tons Port Said. 12^, August loading. Port Said, 12s 3d (Trevarrack). Constantinople, 9s 61 (iloness). St. Nazaire, 6ifes. Laliochelle, 6Jts ("Earl of Dumfries), Havre Canal, 6* 9d (Speedwell). Port Said, 128 3d (Trevaylor). Cape Town. 36s 6d. Lisbon, 7s 6cl. Bilbao, 5s 6d (Desierto). Londonderry, 5s (Bicker Force). Larne_ 43 3d (Sarah B'ongh)'. St. 11v.10, 6* 9d (Clytie). St. Brieax, 7f1! (Sound Fisher). Passages, 7s 6d (Craigendoran). Venice, lis 6d, 5,000 tons. Maddaiena, lis 6d. Plymouth Sound and (or) Torbay, 4s 9d, free discharge (Westergate). Swansea to Oran, 12Jfcs (Genevieve). Rouen, 7a 6d (Brornsgrove). Newport to Antwerp, 7s 6d (Brio), SWANSEA EXCHANGE. SWANSEA, Tuesday. The following fixtures were completed here to-day Swansea to Dieppe, 7s (Vigilant). Roaen, 7s 9d. BALTIC REPORTS. LONDON, Tuesday. Freight Market.—There is no change in the posi- tion of the market for tonnage. There are a good many orders in town at recent currencies, upon which merchants steadfastly decMne to improve, whilst owners remain practically unapproachable. FIXTURES—STEAME US. Danube. 17s 3d, new charter, 1759(1 Hamburg (Isle of Kamsay), 2,600 tons, 10th— 31st August. Danube to Antwerp or Rotterdam, 15s 9d (Erandio), 4,500 tons, A,Stli-Slst July. Sulina to Antwerp, 13s 3d (Straits of Menai),4,400 tons, 15th July—5th August. JJicolaieff and (or > Warofka to London or Rotterdam, 13s 9d (Phyllis Angel), 3,400 tons, 15th July, cancel.' line. Porman to Glasgow, rate secret, 3700 tons, July. I Bilbao to Glasgow, 7s 3d (Avlona), 2,300 tons, prompt. Grain Report. — At the Baltic the market for cargoes of wheat ruleii weak and lower -late last night 218 6d accepted for steamer 3,300 tons Plate wlieat 011 sample about f.a.q.; to-da.y for 3,000 tons August-September 61ilb. 8g 6d accepted. Mpize more offering in l'la.te-scllers June- July and July-August 21s; steamers mixed Ameri- can prompt offered at 20s 9d. Parley quiet—steamers August-September 18s 4d asked. WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. (Special telegrams from Lloyd's Agents.) A Maassluis t elegram states that the Dateh steamer Holland, previously reported at Maasvlakte, got off with assistance after discharging part of her cargo. The schooner J.C.R., of Castletown, from While- haven, with coals, stranded north of Castletown, I.M., Harbour. An Alderney telegram states that some bales of cork with the following marks have been picked up by fishermen :-A.B. 8 square A.B. 8 cross. The goods are evidently from a wreck. ACapeTown telegram states tha,t the steamer Cumeria went ashore at Quoin Point, but floated and arrived at Cape Town in a sinking condition, and is beiiia doclred. A Sulina. telegram states that the British steamer Falsliaw grounded, hut floated after dischargina part of her cargo and arrived safely in port. LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. The Lizard, Tueday,-Wiiid N.W„ fresh. Sea moderate. Barometer 30'08, rising. Passed East— Iona, of Arendal; Winifred, from Matane for Hon- fleur Edenliolni, from St. John, N.B., for London Agnes Campbell, irom Chatham, N.B., for Grimsby steamers Moss Rose, of Liverpool; Marlow Marengo, of Hull; St. Andrew's; steam dredger No. 47 Daie- garth. of Liverpool; Anglian, from Boston for Lou- r, don; Pioneer, of Manchester; Ashbrook, -of London Patricia, from New York for Plymouth and Ham- burg Bengalis, from Baltimore for London and Hamburg Menominee, from New York for London Newark, of Newcastle Ierne, of Dublin The Duchess, of Glasgow Val do Travers, of Glasgow Calstock, of Loudon Altona, of Goole dredger^Esk. Passed West—Sidney Smith, of Carnarvon; En- riehetta M., of Genoa Italian barquo flying H. C. B. M.; yawl yacht Dianthus, of Shorshum Elfrida, of Teignmouth steamers Dotterel, of Cork Zenobla, of London Wagner, of Sunderland Stick estad, of Sandefjord Westergate, of Cardiff; Saint Cuthbert, of Liverpool; Duke of Cornwall, of Falmouth; Marmion, of Glasgow Pretoria, from Hamburg aud Plymouth for New York Paris, of Swansea Machaon, of Liverpool. SWANSEA IHY SIGNALLING STATION. Mumbles Lighthouse, Tuesday.—Wind N., fresh. Weather clear and fine. Sea smooth. Passed East- steamers Thor, of Cardiff; Ville de St. Nazaire, of Nantes; City of Vienna, of Dublin; Princess Thyra, of Glasgow; Scipio, of Genoa Capt. McClure, of Dublin. Passed West—steamers Loughbrow, of Newcastle; Brutus, of Kiel; Race Fisher, of Barrow Normand, of Caen. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSKLS. Westergate passed Prawle Point for Cardiff 3rd Castanos left lithia Blanca 2ud Free Lance left Hamburg for Blyth 3rd Chittagon" arvd Foochow 2nd Laekenby left Bilbao for Middlesbrough 29th Leven left Havre for Cardiff 29th Bellerby arvd New York 29th Glenbv arvd liochefort 30th Crathorne arvd St. Michael's 29th Mountby left West. Hartlepoolfor Baltimore let Kirkby arvi Sourabaya 1st Roxby arvd Nyborg 1st Ashby arvd Rochefort 2nd Cvmmrodorion arvd St. Nazaire 3rd Blodwen arvd Hamburg 1st Argonaut arvd Padi 2nd CoUitighum left Huelvu, for Baltimore 28th Euterpe arvd Haelva, 2nd Silurian left Pomaron from Memel 2nd CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. Roatil Dock, July 2.-City of Truro ss, 1265, Harrow ss, 1102, Loudon, light. Sunbeam as, 1154. Oliva. ss, 729, Newport, light. Roath Dock, July 3.-Rochefort ss, 434, Rouen, light. Bute East Dock, July 3.-Freda SS, 620. City of Lisbon as, 385, Oporto, pitwood. Sprightly ss, 479, Plymouth, light. Boucau ss, 643. Bute West Dock, Julv 2. Volney ss, 98, St. Malo, potatoes. George, 40, Bristol, burnt ore. Flying Eagle ss, 52, Roads, light. Scotsman ss, 70, Treguier, potatoes. Grassholm ss, 40, Sea, fish, Freja, 235, Bordeaux, pitwood. Bute V. est Dock, July 3.-Britallniar, 92. Leelite ss, 145, Newport, light. M & E, 17, Mineliead, pitwood. Champion of the Sea, 73, Arklow, macadam. Penarth Dock, July 2.—Bangarth ss,936, Southamp- ton, light. Conseil ss, 1222, Antwerp, light. Harpa- lus ss, 907. London, light. Hannah JolliCfe ss, 10, Dublin, light. Corinthia ss, 838, Havre, light. Sarah, 47, Gloucester, light. Bee, 4: Bridgwater, light. Flora, 42, Bridsrwater, light Clifton, 52, Bristol, light. Sunshine, 1G3, Bristol, light. Penarth Dock, July 3 —Stokesley ss, 448, Havre, light. Charles Mitchell ss, 423, Rouen, light. Albsla. ss, 1154, Cardiff, light. Jassy as, 1452. SAILINGS. Roath Dock, July 3. — Cassia ss, Marsden, Havre. Hawthorn ss, Symons. Bordeaux. Desierto ss, Francis, Bordeaux. Bute East Dock. Julv 2.—Zetass, Mars, River Plate. Calstock ss, Stevens, Dover. Valiu Sib, Maiv, Bayonne. Ruth, Olsen, Pernarnbnco. Bute E.ist Dock. July 3. Antonio. Fernandez, Ferrol. Avon ss, Hewitt, Glasgow. HriaiYo, Chris- tensen, St. rawrence. Bute West Dock, July 2.-V1 de Travel's as, Fife, Treport. Warrenpoint ss, Richards, Roscoff. Viking ss, Bennett, Treguier. Volana ss, Carey, Belfast. Emiiy as, Williams, Treguier. Bute West Dock, July 3. Flying Eagle ss, Den- man, Roads. Volney ss, Edgar, Swansea. I'rospe- Corne, Gridiron. Young Emma, Marshall, Cork. Corbeil SR, Leddes. Havre, Appleby, Grimes, Water- ford. Vfaye, Field, Ardbeg ss, Haw- thorne, Amlwch. Esperanza, Walsh, Waterford. Mabel, Bennett, Alderney Penarth Dock, July 2.—Dalegarth ss, Southampton. Gatesgarth ss. Liverpool. Sarah -Toliffe as, Ba ry. Newark ss, Rouen. Prosnm t3S, Antwerp. Champion ss, Bridgwater. Penarth Dock, July 3.—County of Caithness ss, Cape Town. ENTERED OUTWARDS—July 3. Dieppe, Clonlee ss, B, 36S, Mulholland, J. T. Duncan Malta, Charlton ss, 15,1185, Thomas, Halt Bro Catauia or Palermo, Marseille ss, Ger, 1425, Ohlbron, Fisher, Renwiclc & Co. Cape Town, Raglan Castle ss, B, 1049, Cordiglia, Lindsay, Gracie & Co. Antwerp, Nigel as, B, 82o, Bristol Steam Navigation Honfleur, Rochefort ss, B, 443. Brown, J. T. Duncan Monte Video, Glenraark, B. 1257, E. C. Downing Almeria, Sanbean ss. B, 1154, Orders & Handford Barcelona, Corinthia ss, B. 838, Fisher, Renwick San Francisco, Crown of Scotland, B, 1483, Jenkins, Howard, Honlder & Co. Muhlgraben, Harrow ss, B, 1102, Wm. Cory & Son Ld. Port Said, Nerite as, B, 3155, Stock, Worms & Co. Diego Suarez, Glenholm, B, 1804, Morgan, Wonng Colombo, Wennington Hall ss, B, 1912. W. H. Taylor Pernambuco or Bahia, Oxo. Nwy, 477. Tellefsen & Co. Muhlgraben, Jern ss, Nwy, 571, Oquist. Tellefsen Vigo, Princesa Dagmar, Spn, 431, Mendieta. Manzanos Venice or Trieste, Albula ss, B. 1154, J. H. Wilson Havre. Stokesley ss, B, 448..Jeune, .1. T. Duncan & Co. La Palliee, Arda.ngorm ss, B. 1035, P. Rowe & Sons Bordeaux, Fredlt ss, Ger, 620, Holm, A. H. Tapson Genoa, Sonthcate ss, B, 2378, Thompson, Turnbull Cronstadt, Baltique ss, F, 1541, Viard, J. T. Duncau rmjUiJUc, DJUCau x t otj, visual, a. '\w'Øll/'VUv CLEARED-Jniy 3. Dieppe, Clonlee ss, B, 1350 coal Iquique, Galena, B, 3500 coal Honfleur, Rochefort ss, B, 1350 coal Gandia, Vesper ss, B, 707 coal Maranham, Solicl, Nwy, 700 coal
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Aarliuus, Spero ss, Nwy, 950 coal I Civita Vecehia, Larne ss, ly, coal Palermo, Giacomo T ss. ly, coal Brindisi, Fortunata SS, 4200 coal I Figneira, Lina, Hol, 325 coftl Kust^nd.je, Constanta ss, Rou, 1700 coal Treguier, Scotsman ss, B, ballast Antwerp, Nigel ss, B, 1450 coal St. Vincent, C.V.. James Tucker ss, B, 3322 coal Marseilles, Muristan ss, B, 2000 coal Redon, Semiramis, I", 240 coal Henneboit, Anna Maria, F, 196 coal Brindisi, Penmount ss, li, 3600 coal Suda and Smyrna, Wingrove ss, B, 4200 coal Port Said, Trevessa ss, B, 5100 coal Palermo, Hurworth ss, 13, 2900 coal Havre, Stokesley ss, B, 1300 coal Marseilles, Boieldien ss. F, 2300 coal St. Vincent, C.V., Acme ss, P., 3100 coal Cronstadt, Baltique ss, F, 270 coal Cape Town, Angela Aecame, ly, 1000 coal IMPORTS—July St. Malo, Volney ss, potatoes, M. J. Begg & Co. Bristol, George, burnt ore, C. Tennant Sons & Co. Treguier, Scotsman ss, potatoes, R. England Sea, Grassholm ss, Sea, fish, Neale & West Bordeaux, Freja, pitwood, Cardiff & Newport Pit- wood Co. Minehead. M & E, pitwood, T. P. Thomas & Co. Arklow, Champion of the Seas, macadam, M. J. Begg Oporto, City of Lisbon ss, pitwood, Manzanos & Co. BARRY DOCK. Arrivals, July 2.-Deerliotin(I ss, Mn.ryport. Bal- tique ss, Houen. Scarsdale ss, Rotterdam. Boileau ss, Antwerp. Terra ss. Lizzie Westoll ss. Sailings, July 2.-Sneyd ss, Pembroke. Charilaos Tricoupis ss, Ibrail. Rotha ss, Portsmouth. NEWPORT-ARRIVALS. Alexandra Dock, July 3.—Inver ss, 380, Rouen, light. Griffel, 1195, Cork, ballast. Rothesay ss, 1292, Ardrossan. light. Old Dock, Jnly 3.—Longwood ss, 93, Hennebont, pitwood. Mvosotis. 45. Brest, pitwood. Jalien Marie, 71, Douarneuez, pitwood. Primrose. 95, Bridgwater, light. Engeno Auguste, 95, Bristol, light. River, July 3.-Glenmore ss, 216, Havre, light. Snow. flake, 36, IHracombe, light. Ocean ss, 68, Bristol, light. Netham ss, 62, Bri=tol, light. Yarra ss, 58, Highbridge, light. Norah, 59, Bridgwater, light. The Empress ss, 188, Millom, pig iron. Leelite ss, 145, Ardrossan, Dig iron. Falcon, 53, Falmouth, stone. Snipe HB, 128; LíerpooJ, general. Edith ss, 47, Bristol, general. SAILINGS. Alexandra Dock, July 3.—St. Andrew's S3, Jacobsen, Antwerp. Harlow ss, Forsyth, Havre. Raloo ss, McAllister, Ronen. Paragon ss, MeL^n. Portland. Old Dock, July 3.—Ierne ss, Murphy, Plymouth. Rivr. July 3.- Wtter Lily, O'Driscoll, Berehaven. Willie Warren, Quick, St. Ives. Ocean ss, Windows, Bristol. Happy Return, Cockle, Mristol. Elwood, On mow, Calstock. Three Sisters, Peak, Bideford. Edith, McVea, Bandon. Ada, Taysome, Chnrlestown. The EJnnr2s ss, McDonald, Sharpness. ENTERED OUTWAKD'S—July 3. Hennebont, Longwood ss, B, 293, Budd & Co. Lisbon, Rothesay ss, 13.1292, Jones, Cory, Sons & Co. Rouen, Inver ss, B, 330, Napier, Powell Duffryn Co. Genoa or Savoua, Livietta ss, Iy, 1759, Beynon & Co. Antwerp, Emma (ex Trinidad) ss, Ger, 783, Cretty. Jones, Heard & Co. Genoa, Naples, or Torre Annunziata, Katenaracht ss, Hoi, 1363, r- isser, Cory, Sons & Co. CLE A.UE 1)—July 3. Rouen, Inver ss, B ) 250 coal Antwerp, Emma (ex Trinidad) ss, Ger, 1650 coal St Petersburg via Swansea, Femside ss, B. 190 tin- plates Funchal, Madeira, Aluo, Iy, 1540 coal Lisbon, Rothesav ss, B, 26 ;0 coal IMPORTS — J uly 3. Brest, Myosotis, 55 pitwood Douarneuez Julien Marie, 108 pitwood Hennebont, Longwood ss, 240 pitwood, Budd & Co. Miliom, The Empress ss, 580 pig ir on, Jones, Heard Ardrossan, Leelite ss, 350 pig iron, T. Wilks & Co. Falmouth, Falcon, stone Liverpool, Snipe ss, general, R. Burton & Son Bristol, Edith ss, general, H. Burton & Son EXPORTS COASTWISE-July 3. Faversham and London, Glenmore ss, 370 railway iron, 100 iron raihvay chairs, T. Wilks & Co. Lynmouth, Little Jane, 54 coal, 10 earthenware pipes Fl,zli,-uard, Glynci%vr, eiO ec)f, Baliinacurra, Maria McMillau, 160 coal Schnll, Rosetta, 120 coal, J. Williams & Co. .IJcidgwater, Severu. 150 coal Buto, Ceres, 84 crri lft-htr,, Leeds, 160 coal Courtmacsherry, Benjamin Boyd, 180 coal Bristol, Eugenie Auguste, 165 coal Higiibridge, Boconnoc, 60 coal, G. M. Humphreys Bridgwater, William, dO pitch pine, G. M. Humphreys Ilfracombe, Selina Mary, 80 coal, Partridee, Jones STVANSEA-AURIV ALS. North Dock, July 2.—Edith SS, 78, Lezardrieux, potatoes. Cambria, 39, Barnstaple, ballast. South Dock, July 2.-Normand ss, 85, Caen, light. Brunswick ss, 341, Liverpool, general. Reginald ss, 72, Milford, bunkers. Albertina ss, 419, Trouville, light. Peridot ss, 82, Miliom, pig iron. Emile et Georges, 49, Vannes, pitwood. Prince of Wales Dock, Jnly 2.—Springbok ss, 350, Dieppe, light. SAILINGS. North Dock, July 2.—Nugget ss, Hyndman, Belfast. Edith RS, TUx. Lezardrieux. Car;, Olsen, Ahnn. South Dock, July 2— Ann, Allen, Fremington. Pioneer ss, Bannister, Rouen. Reginald ss, Thomas, Sea. Friends, Norman, Oxwich. Prince of Wales Dock, Julv 2.—Saturnina Fanny, Pcrasso, Genoa. Topic ss, Ferguson, Barrow. ENTERED OUTWARDS—July 3. Rotterdam, Bivouac ss, B. 703, Cole, Bristol Steam Navigation Co. Chant 'nay. Ville de St. Nazaire ss, F. 755, E. Cottin Bordeaux, Gwalia ss, B, 862, Lewis, Howell & Jones Guernsey, Forest Belle, B, 99, Dodd, P. Marrow Dieppe, Springbok ss, B, :.50. Richards, Torpin & 00. Mortagne, Achille Celestine, F, 159, W. G. M. Jeffreys Hamburg, City of Vienna ss, B, 60S, Burgess & Co. Trouville, Albertina ss, B, 419, Williams & Behenna CLEARKD-July 3. Trouville, Albertina ss, B, 780 coal Rotterdam, Bivouac ss, B, 800 coal, 470 general Dieppe, Spriijg'ook ss, B, 950 coal Chantenay, Ville de St. Nazaire ss, P, 1800 coal Mortagne. Achille Celestine, F, 290 fuel St. Nazaire, North Tyne ss, H, 1500 coal Guernsey, Forest Belle, B, 200 coal IMPOHTS-Julv 3. Elba, Scipio ss, 3568 iron ore, Wright, Butler & Co. Vannea, Emile eL George?, 75 pitwood, W. Davies Watchet, Commodore, 00 gypsum, L. G. Jeffreys &Co. Bristol, City of Vienna ss, general, Burgess & Co. Middlesbrough via Bristol, Princess Thyra ss, general, Tucker & Co. Chester, Lizzie Ellen, 130 blende ore, 50 fire clay goods, Vivian & Sous Liverpool, Brunswick ss, general, W. R. Morgan Bristol, (Jollier ss, general EXPORTS COASTWISE.—July 3. Cardigan, Annie, 70 coal, S. & J. Hill Larne, Empress, 480 coa!, D. Nicol Liverpool via Port Talbot, Brunswick ss, general, W. R. Morgan Bristol, C ollier ss, general, Pockett's Co. BRITON FERRY. Arrivals, July I.-Little Belle, 91, London, scrap iron. Swan, 67. Londou, scrap iron, Wave, ?5, Crookhaven, copper ore in I)agi. Mourne ss, 60, Carmarthen, ballast. Loughbrow ss, 427, Caen, ballast. July 2.—Nith ss, 55, Ulversfcon, pig iron. July 3.—Dalriada ss, 90, Swansea, ballast, Sigrid, 127, Swansea, ballast. Sailings, July I.-Acbilles Celestine. Le Bourdec, Swansea, ballast. Dupuytren, Dagorn, Swansea, ballast. July 2.—Tyne ss, Bewen, Hayle, coal, Mourne ss, Barry, Newry. coal. July S.-Si)rmy, Storey, Wexford, coal. Mary Louisa, Chidgey, Watchet, coal# Loughbrow ss, Patriekson, llouen, coal. Amelia and Jane, Kent, St. Servan, coal. ENTERED OUTWARDS—July 3. • Ronen, Loughbrow ss, B, 427, Main Colliery Co. CLEARED—July 3. Rouen, Longhbrow ss, B. 830 coal