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LOCAL FINANCE. Bank Rate, 5 per cent., fixed October ?, 1899. I Cardiff ArcdwlL Days, November 15 and 30. !HY Tilt FINANCIAL VPITORJ CARDIFF, Thursday. Business to-day Las been fairly hri-k, and the tone is of an improving character. Tho later reports of the disaster in Xataj have hwn tlla.t the British much balo'.v the tLrst- estimates. amI that thc safety o the for,. was in no way impaired. This has resulted in a more cheerful feeling, and again w state of confidllfe as to the ultimate re-ult of the war has become apparent. This is added to by the announcement, that farther troops would he sent from England to fill nl) the places of those fallen in battle or captured. Amnng Kaiiway Stocks Tuff Ordinary has been d,?, in all ,Ji :i!?d 81. Other local ttocks have been neglected, and the only other deal in HUB section was in an American line, the transaction beiug in Atciiisou Common at Z-i Bank shares are firmer. Capital and Countis have advanced J, National Pro- Tinuals £ 10j paid i and £12 paid a poiut. There has been a very keen demand for Col- liery shares, and prices ail round have im- proved considerably. Tb" coal trade con- tinues very prosperous, and in exceptional cases about 18B per ton io paid for the very best quality steam coal. Other qualities show a proportionate advance. Dealings to-day have been in the shares of the Ebbw Vale Company, at from £J 10B 9d to £9 13s lid. Internationals at £4 10. and £4 10s 73d, North's Ordinary at £4 188. and Preference at 9. Riiyinney Iron Old at 39B 6d to 40s. and New 24s to 20" and Tredegar "A" at £3 12s 6d. Ehbw Vales have advanced fc, Ore.it Western Ordinary i. International I, Rhymney Iron Old b, Now 2., Tredegar "A" d. and "IV (Stocki Z. The pradÎCai fizzling out of the strike of engmcmen at a number of the collieries has contributed greatly to the iui- provement to-day. The Mmiug Market has been fairly actl I" and prices 5how a sub- 8tantial recovery. B13INESS DONE: OFFICIAL MARKINGS. EAlLvrA id. Taff Vale, 31j. 81. Atchison Common. 231. GAS. Aberystwith. 14. G- 1-9 COAL AND IRON. Ebbw Yales. £ 9 10s 9d..£J lis 3d. £9 120 6d. £ 9 12s 6d £ 9 12s 6d, £ 9 lis l.^d. £9 1:);; lid. Internationals, £ 4 10?. £ 4 10s 7$d. Ordi ,iy, iE4 18a. ,th. Pr?f"e. 9. Rh?mm-y!ronO?.? 6d. 39s 9d. 40s. Rhvmnev Iron New. 24?. 24. 3d. 24, 6d. a?, Z?.. MIXES. Chartered?. £ 3 12s 6d, £ 3 12s 6d, £ 3 12s 6d, £ 3 13s 6d, £ 3 13s 4*d. Ea>t Rands. £ 7 14? l*d. Goldfields of South Africa, £ 7 18s 6d, £ 7 18s l*d. E7 18. 9d. Lake Views. 213. Oceanas, 31s 6d. Randfontems. £3 6s 3d AVitwater?rand Deeps, £ 2 12s 6d. Fl I CTVA'HoNS OF OUOTATIONS: ACTUAL. RISE. Capital and Counties Bank. 38-9 to 38J—9i. National Provincial Bank ( £ 10i paid), 56-7 to. National Provincial X12 paid, 6>-6 to «>-7, Ebbw Vale Steel, Ac., 8 to n-, Great Western Colliery Ordinary. 55—64 to H. International Colliery. 41-4 to 4-3. Rhvmnev Iron Old, 33; 6d—39s 6d to 39s 6d -40s 6d, Rhyinney Iron New. 22;¡ 6d—23s 6d to 248 6d -25s 6d. Tredegar Iron "A." 3i4 to 3 9-16-11-16. Tredegar Iron "B" Stock. 40-2 to 42. DIVIDEND AX\OrCf;)If;XTS, Coburg Hotel.—Interim dividend of 4 per cent, for the half.vear. Campbell. Hope, and King—Dividend on the ordinary shares at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum. Yokohama. Specie Bank.—Dividend at the rate of 1S per ent. per annum. Bengal Dooars Railway.—Interim dividend of U per cent. for the half-year. Sail Paulo (Brazilian) Railway.—Dividend on the ordinary shares of 5 per cent., making 91 per cent, for the year. Sharpness New Docks and Gloucester and Bir. mingham Navigation ComJnny,-Dlrectort1 recommend the payment of the half-year's dividend on the per cent, preference stock "A. the year's dividend on the 05 per rent. preference stock "R, and a dividend of 4 per cent, on the 5 per cent, preference stock "C." Vnrlaimed dividends for the past twenty years having bee o the property of the holders of the (,rdi."W .t ?,k..d d,,?,t.r, recommend pavment of 1 per cent on the ordinary stock. Citv of Dublin Steam Packet Company.— Dividend at the rate of 2 per cent, per annum. THE ORDERS AND HANDFORD STEAMSHIP COMPANY (LIMITED). The report of the managers of the Orders and Handford Steamship Company (Limited, U" to :.he 31st of October, which has been issued states that the accounts show that the working of the company for the past ten months ha.- re>ulted in a prollt of £12,541 12s. Id., equalling interest at the rate of 18! per cent. per annum on the paid-up capital. After deducting cost of winding up old companies, formation and regis- tration of DPW. and travelling expenses, there remains a balance of itl,641 17.. 4d. The managers had authority to issue debenture bond, to :he value of £8,5JQ, but by tiding surplus profits to the extent of £1.100 they have been able to limit this issne to £ 7,400. and have in'. further redeemed 99?)3, so hit the present total debenture liability >tanrl, at £6,500. In addition, they have paid £2,000 on account of a new 1ea mer. The managers recommend be declaration of a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, free of Inceme-tix. of which 5 per cent, has already been paid to the end of June, leaving 3s. 4d. per share now for distribution,- absorbing £2.7:xJ 16s. 8d., and that the balance of 11.689 16s. 8d. be carried forward. Vnder the advice of the superintending engineer, it Wa con. sidered d{"3ir\b:e to dispose of the steamship Jt.osa.rio. and this steamer was recently old to a Danish firm for XII.700 Det. which amount has been placed on deposit at the London and Provincial Bank. To re-place this boat they have bought from the Blyth Shipbuilding Company a new steel screw steamer, to carry about 3.000 tons on a 17ft. 9in. draught. This vessel is to he delivered in January or February next. The }1urcha<oe-t>ric-e L, to be £27,500 It is not the intention of the managers to i^sue new capital, but to pay off the liability out of surplus profits. The prospects of thii company for the nejLt twelve months arq considered by the ma.n3." to be very favourable. MESSRS. THACKERAYSREPORT In their ?vilw of the busmess of the week, Messrs. Thackeray aud Co, t,t? follows: — Rai Is.-The general tone of markets has been g?,d during the week, though business in Local Rails h?i? only proved made ?t? ty active. Attention has been chiefly directed to Taff Vales, ?hih have ?,h?,ig?d hands t-o a fair extent. and dose about the same as last week. Rhymneys continue a n«g!ected market. A moderate inquiry stHl eXIsts for Cardiff Pre- ferred. but there has been little moving in it. Port Taloots have not shown any feature; only a øm,l!l bu¡ne-9s to note in the preference.! In Rhondda and Swansea Bays a better inquiry has prevailed for both ordinary and pre- ference. This. possibly, may be in i- of ?mo cneitb:bl¡;ole ":e¿r:Vi; t¡;: investigation committee, which was presented to & genera! 111edl\g of snareholders on tho 30th. The ordinary close fractionally better, *hile the preferenoe axe firm. In Barrys. the preferred and deferred have been inquired for and dealt into a moderate extent. There is, however, no material change to note in prices. tJndmded inactive. Vale of Glamorgan* con. tinue a dull market. "Banks.—Little moving in this section, but nrioes steady. "Colherie. Thi. class of investment con- tinues in good favour. W; the difficulties connected with the labour qucstion practically arranged, prices are firm. alld Albion, Dayis. Internationals, Norths, and Cambrian Prefe- rence and Debenture* have been dealt in. "Irons.—Considerable activity has been obser- vable in this section. Tredegar A have improved b,?, L w ih fair business done. i Ebbw Vales have again been in good demand, adt)r.ct-sn)nsins;f'rom.E95'9d° to £ 9 12s. 6d., ,?it have improved about at the close. Rhymney New and Old are both stronger, ??.d at the finish are in good request. "Miscellaneous.— quiet market. Spillers Ordinary and Spillers Nephews inquired for." NEW COMPANIES. Victoria Park 'Cardiff) Land Company (Limi- ted).—This company has just heen reghtered. ?i, h a capital of £ 10.000 in 15 ?hares, to acquire ;?,?y f-hol( or .e?ts hold properties, and to c;:nT on the business of a land, building, a.lvance, and investment company, builders, hotel keepers, licensed victuallers, club proprietors, contractors for public and other works, Ac. The subscribers are: —J. L. Morgan, 20, The Hayes. Car- diff. solicitor; J. Morgan, Cardiff, solici- tor; F. J. V" I, Cardiff, architect; J. A. Sant, Cardiff, architect; E. S. Williams, Car- diff, IT.al1a¡.;er; J. Weaver, Cardiff. -in- mer- chant; F. 4\hey. Cardiff, contractor; S. A. S uit, Parkend, stone merchant; T. Davies, 66, Cojjiuuight-road, Cardiff, licensed victualler; F. S. Lock. Stanbury, Torquay, gentleman; Miss E. A. Oregon, Monktcn House, Penarth; E. Cross, Ir' ironmonger; W. Sytnonds, 't., i, 'Id J. Santley. Hope, t:i:F:il:I: irl:: A i.wtini.v applies. Registered by WaterJow Bros, and Layton (Limited), Birchin-Iane, E.C. Thomas Roe, (Limited).—This company h. ju. been regi8wred., with a capital of 5.000 in £ 1 shares, to adopt an agreement with Thomas Rees (Limited) aud its liquidator, and to carry on the business of paper bag manufacturers, wholesale and retail stationers, paper mer- chants, bookbinders, account book manufac- turers. lithographers, rope, cord, and twine merchants, Ac. The subscribers are:—J. Hill, TIrol"kg, Briton Ferry, merchant; J. M. Smith, Aheravon, Port Talbot, general merchant; M. O. Robert8, Briton Ferry, iron merchant; W. P. Jones. Cambrian-chambers. Swansea, accoun- tant; P. Molyneux, Trevessa House, St. George's- tcrrace. Swansea, fish merchant; D. E. Jones, Aberavon. solicitor; and T. Rees, Briton Ferry, merchant. The number of directors is not to be less than three nor more than five. The SUb8c.rihirs aro to appoint the first; qualifica- tion. 100 shares; remuneration as fixed by the company. Registered oGice, 7. Neath-road, Briton Ferry, Glamorgan. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. jHCHtrits aoeivfista to the J'.ditor ,ill le avsv trea vi lki$< ot><ii>v> yrowued the anier ?or- vow's hi* none aud Ivll a<iorct$a anarantreof £ O'i unih. H e cannot "q"v by 7?tt,r tosuch "1¡(11f1'nt", bvt Mfpronv, 'l'1th replies yretwid, uril recene care vl attention. He do uot re- 4 c?> i.' <')id trrl.-l'1' or iteaUrs. Address in fwt/ inatanct' ImunciaL l.àÜor, Western Mail" ((.Tf?.

AlONEY, STOCKS, AND SHARES. EXCHANGE TKLKOR\PH ^mpany ] LONDON, Thursday. The Money Market has shown a firm ten- dency. short loans being again in request at 3 to õ! per cent., but the rate is rather easier this afternoon at 3 per cent. The,, was not mud¡ doing in bills, the disposition being to await the if the Treasury Bills. which are expected shortly. The rate for three months' paper is 4to 4 5-16. Paris cheque come, 25.23$, Berlin 2.1.451. (1 31.70, A 14 11-16. There were no bullion operations at the Bank of Engbud. This heing a holiday in India, the Silver Market is very- quiet, and the price of bars is quoted 2611.10.1. for spot and forward delivery. There are no Indian exchange rates for the above reason, but Hong Kong comes 1; 10 15-\6d and Shanghai 2s. 81d. Rupee Paper leped 6ii—63. The Bank Return shows an expansion of £ 574.300 in the active circulation, while coin has a.so "een taken for internal requirements, as there is a decrease of 9355,000 in coin and bullion, although the net influx from abroad wa3 £4UCJ. Public Deposits are £ 251,500 lower, whilp O:hor Deposits have also declined and Other Securities k659,500 The Eeserve shows a falling-off of iE92' ?' bringing th t.t"" down to £21.597700. The proportion of R/serve t-o liability is 43.90 per cent.. against "43 per cent. last week. A ,heerful tone prc.vailc:1 upon the Stock Ex.1,lalJ:;e i.Lt the opening of hn3iJl(>s. The explanation as to the came of the disaster WUk1-l heL'1 the two regiments is regarded as 3:tt,i<fadory. as it shows that tbev fought as long a-, tho arnmnnition lasted. This gave a different tre to the mar]{ft3 all round. and price were advanced. Consah were quoted at a rise of 5-16 for the December Account, but the rise Wa subsequently lost, and the price for Money left off 3-16 dOWlI, but unaltered for the Account. Indian Stocks were also dull. The decline in these Securities was attributed to the demand for Money. Home Rails. on the other hand, were n0t affected, and closed strong all the h>t'di:L1g stocks marking an advance of à to J, while soveral others show a ]arger 1"!Soe. American RaP3 opened good, and as the day advanced several descriptions improved, the market leaving off firm in re8pOTle to New York Sl1!)Port. Canadian Pacifies and Trunks were also better. Foreign Stocks were well supported by the firmness of Paris, the feature being the rhe in Spanish on political rumonrs hy which it is stated that Spain will be a financial ainer. Mines were supported in the early hours, but close weaker, tha closing quotations being irregular. Westralians show the n1"' w21.kn(),£3. As regards Miscellaneous Securities, Welsbachs are 1 up, but the Prer, are dull. Linotype Deferred, Anglo-American Deferred. and Hudson's Bay are all better. British and Colonial Funds.—Fall: Rupee Paper J, Consols 3-16, India Three per Cent. II Rl-e: Bank of England Stock J. Home Ralls opened firm, but there was not much change until 111, afternoon, when most .^ort? adqncod. MiJfipoIitan District was specially good at a gain of li Chatham Prefs 1 Great Western 1. and moat other sorts i to J. ?T tron?litaii Di ri(t H. Chatham Pref 1, Caledonian 1, Great 17(??t i Caledonian N. ltp}\. ii;lhr::n D;frernoh I Western North British g, Great Northern Deferred J. Hull and Barnsley 1. Metropolitan t.Midland Deferred I. North Eastern;. Dover "A" fc. Cha'ham II. Trunk Issues ooened good on the favourable September statement, but there was not much business doing, and the la-t quotations were below the but noints. Rii-e: Buenos Ayres and Pacifio Pref 1. Entre Rios Pref 1, Buenos Ayre? Great Southern J, Mexican First Pref 1, Spoond Prpf i. Trunk Second Pref J. Third Pref i. First Pref k Nitrate h- Fall: Cordoba and Rosario Six per Cent. Debentures 1. Buenos kvres and Rf,sario Central Uruguay J, Iuteroceanic of Mexico Pref II. Opening at an advance, American Rails con- tinued good throughout the day. Norfolk l"n. Union Pacific, Southern Prefs, Atchison, Central Pacific, and Louisville being specially good, but all descriptions mark an advance. Rise: Norfolk Common ii. Central Paclfio U, Louisville H Southern Pref 1. Union Pacific H. Waba«h Pref 1J, Atchison Pref 1J, Norfolk Pref a. Wabash Debentures 1. Erie Pref 1, Atchison 1. Chesapeake and Ohio x, Union Pacific Pref Canadian Pacific Ii. Denver Pref 3. North Pacific Common J, Pref j, Ontario J. Baltimore and Ohio Milwaukee S.DenTer J. Missouri. Kansas, and Texas i, Erie J. Xew York Central h. Pennsylvania J. Philadelphia and Reading Second Pref i. Southern J, Phila- delphia and Reading I r?ig?, Skek. h, be? very quiet, 'b a firm tone prevailed owing to the receipt of better prõces from Paris. Rise: Spanish 1$, Bra- zilian 1883 1, 1P?9 1, 1895 I, Western of Minas i. Chinese 1896 J. Scr.p J, Mexican Six per Cent. 1, Uruguay Five per Cent. 1. Italian II. Portuguese A. Turkish Fourth Group fc. Fall: Turkish Thofpnce 5. Japanese Scrip J. Mining Share-, after being supported all the morning, are clo?:ng easier owing to the want of support. WestraJians showed the most dulness. Rise* Lake View i Rand Mines 1, Apex 4. Cornel ft. Drictfontein A, Boulder Perse- verance À. Golden Link è. Hannan's Oroya J. Sons of Gwalia ft. Gold Trust À. Mount Lyell è, Le Roi 1-15. West Australian Goldfields 1*16. Zambesi Exploration 1-16, B-itish South Africa 1-16, Kalgnrli North 3-16, Associated Gold of West Australia MS, Slxeba 1-16, Randfontein 1.16, Glencairn 1-16. Consolidated Goldfields 1-16. Fall: Golden Horse Shoe I. Ferreira L Crown Reef J, Wemmer i. Anaconda 3-16. Dur. ban Roodepoort ft, Heury onne g. Knights II. Kalgurli ft. Selukve t.Copiapo ft. Ivanhoe ê, Lae Vietr ft. Johannesburg Investment 1.16. Mount Lyell North 1-16. Ooregum 1-16, Pref 1.16. Hampton Plains 1-16, Kleintontein 1-16, Chaffers 1, London and Globe Finance is. Miscellaneous Securities—Rise: Welsbach 1, Anglo-American Telegraph Deferred i Hudson Bay i. Lvmis and Co. II, Linotype Deferred II. Fall: Welsbach Pref 2. Aerated Bread 1. Exchange Rates from the East.—Calcutta and Bombay holiday. Hong Kong four months' bills (per dollar) Is. Hid., ditto, transfers (per dollar) 1 10 15-16d.. Shang- i D;m,d;:r)(pe1r" ta!\16.h:it I trausfers (per tael) s. 8}d-. Singapore and Pen.^n? four months' bills (per dollar) lB. 11 9-16d.. Yokohama four months' bills (per dollar) 2s. 0 11-15<1,

LONDON SHARE MARKET. BRITISH FUNDS. 1'A.O 2.0 CL .A.O, Con»^« New, 2fre- C<'?*c<-o.'nt'?-.DecJ.'0?104A )MAM4'* RAnk of filI&UdS'oc 3J0% 3^0 Local Lotm 7% 107 1C7V ':li.J"It:¡¡  I ?1? India3 j »e»- c*nt 107 ;106t :3rt:¡.ë.¡;1 :I Me< B('"ofWnX'?? JM  H4 Mot.M.ffWor?Jp.e.lOT;?. ?..]07% FOREIGN STOCKS. I Arfn'imT386 91§ ] ^15 A,?entiM4 )..< 74 h I 74% A.(r<.ntiM)?.).t:)<.?.9t% ? Argentine Rescission 58& 58& Brazi?.'rit., "M? 6 Y', ,71? f;:i:E: 56, Ii it '1.1. U 3,7%  i/liiliun 4| percent., 1886. 8% 4 g: ''??'7"?re.?199' ? ? ?!CO' .;hin<'M(.!('h)f.?rctui.iM6 ,1M I p., lb9o 97 1714 ';1, &?M"?.)0? ?10')')M}' French 3 per cent jlOO H0O French 3J per cent 102 1M ?i k 1881 M 40 HiiMKarifiii 4 p. c., 1881 98 93 ht)?n 6por cent 92'- 92$ Japan 6 per cent Bonds. lC6^r !10^{g 'r!,if,;Ei!J.rJ: 99 f 99 Uuxicon Internal. 26 2J I'ern Corporation l'ref, '15 9^ U., Corporation )e?, 46 46 PortiiKnese I 2-1^ 124i I. I 24," Kim^ian 4 1,?, 188?,4. CIW, [:l: *1 p^roeut I 6? 62% 62^ 6!% M? Turkish (ironp, 44,, 4 J'?). ?)! <?'?.'3?! '¡24'í.>[' "'1'" >4 hi- '4t'l'. 2'11,' 21 I'nrkiN h !Jvon New, 189-l 97 L4 97?, huneriiii OU.OIIIUU Hunk,J 12 .>7^i 47j* U illy inly Convt. 3ft HOME RAILS. CRledoirii^Ord.. 142 1 -li43 143 ??)?')?n'?! i>ef 5 5'.)^ C?e.t'n.?? rr"t. 9>'v 93^ 94 (jreut Central Pref 5 )4 M& ?.e?tCm?) He! 1911. )"& Un-at Enoteru Ord ,'0 133^ 134 133^ 1, IN', 1, (1, C,,II (h"t Nm. 1 >ef On»t. Ortl* 61 61, 61 (i!?tN?!Coi??)?.?67't?.?' 67% 6,1, 177?, lo'/i« H'!? A Uarualej Ord 53& 53 ;( bnu. & fork. Ord il46fc 14bft L. B, A S. Const Ord "4 184 L. B. AS.Coast A ,1-0% 181 18U 1S1^ L. CJtat. A hover Ord i 2,Jt.f" 26' 6 L?'htt.' <tn."trrr?'??137 ?. Jmi?8 L. Chat. A Dover 2nd Prf 1H4 !24 U A. S. \Ye>ni.n«Ord 2'0a 210fe l; ri:d' ;2" ? ? ? ¡2äO,!ó lletrcpoiitiui Ord 115 ll 4 Metiopo!iian Land Stock 85 ^5 M???t?!!i)?'6r.?.?2i.?'. 32%:H&?!? Midland Def 91* 92 NJ ',I! d Prof 81^ 8 N.t)r.t'.thf?f.?'.???."? n1 ??' Il!.t N Hrilish P?.f 89% 89'^ N. :tHII Orrl t814 178¡¡,1'178 N f, d l, i, Ord 24 *24 i-o?h't'?t?"?r?.???l'i? ? ?!"5 Sont.li J'aatern Dwf '107% 103 FOREIGN LINES. HnAnos AJt S'tliu 149 I — 11"9\ Ibivnoa Ajrea A Uosario. 78 I. 77 £ Central ArKftntinc 1,O I. :l!O Mexican Uaiis Ord "0 | 20 M?!?!!i?)?h'ef 84ft ? ? 85 %I It. 1. 1 Irl:? 3"1 NJ 31 '3:2' Niix&te Railway Ord 8 ?_ 8% AMERICANS. ??1Tr.).!Vor??. 7!4?.?.?7% Gmud Trunk lat Pref EM t (>rnn«i '1'runk 2"ù Pref 57^! 1 57^ 1 57 £ 57 i 'I 3?d '?,fi23 ".? 23?k H% Grand Trnnlt(iuamuleeil.. 93 9.? :t.'kl: ] Ž 23? i;t Dit.ro 5 "or Cent. Stook.j 68 68* 6! 68^ Pitto Ad j iiHtnient „ 85 £ 5 Ua)?nor?"m!i'hio???.64?'M? ? M L'<?n Paoilir Ord j 9714 97%9?, 97^ Cenrral Pacifi« 60ft 1 61? 6' t:r.)i;d b'1 I 'M% I'? Chic-Ai. A St. Paul Ord.130 ,1?0J 13?$» IM 30'8 Mr.'t<Jr'.J' 73 '? .131?' 13% HtntM OrJ j "2 22% L? 2? Denver frnf .?. 7t<-? 79. 79% :¡ï;;j"i i 89} I 90 5 U?n'? Or?    !ll8ft H9' 119% f\iriii'i¡it i1.j! n Alex. Control N«w 471 I 7E? Y.Cent-ruJ Ord iHl I. I.. ,141\ 4 i N. Y. Ontario <.»rd 1 26ft r6%; 26% 26^ Norfolk A West Pref 73 j 73& 73%{ 73i« North Pacific I'rof 75 78^ Peunaylvania Ord 68 1 t8J 68'i| P. AKeadin^Ord 11 I. I H ?pn?.<.r'u 'i?.<?.Y  13.. 14 I M Southern Rly. Pref 58%. 58%; 58% 59% 59 Union faoitic Ord ■ 49% 1 48 49 '4 Cuion Pacific Prof 78'^| j 19 79{v WnhaHh i'ref ,2 ¡ .3 WahusbB Dei'diture I 39 I I 3St COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL. A hacpiiH «\ o. '13T 134 Anulo-American Ord j 6^* I I l Diito Def ]6' '"1' 17 17 Coats. J. P., Ord 8J 80 rutriisb Cottou I i?s 1 H?<"n's Bay .?.?. 2?'i? 21" Inptou'sOrM 2% 22.2.. L?ema. J. Md Co 7 7% Kussian Petrol'm Oil N' 2% 2t ;i;I.I. ;I,¡ Weisoach 1'rl .1 74 7^ Weis'»acb P" .1 71 I I. 174 We.'shach Def 9? 3di I. I. rs GuiuimasOrd 1550 I '5 0 Lihottpe Pref .?. J 5%! I 5% t: t:i !_L I ),. N 7 MINES. bi-sn ■ • OlV 3,. ( 3-*j Uritii-h AmtTieen Corptu 22s J i2?s 1. tj. and 1I¡'urb1I 5%: I'" I 5 Ccu. ?t.'tti'e? &"A." Del 7? "7? ? "7? 7? ?< i't.r. 27% 27% 27% 27 i>uH>an Uoodepoort. 5%^ 5 I 5 ?t'?r'T.°.??:' 75Sj 7ii 7%, 7ft j 7ft olden Horse f-boe 15^ 151 15 1 J/$ 3 9??,l 38?6d 58s Hiiiupton Plain r i%? '&?.?. tiannan's brown Hill 1 II 12,¡ Iv:lIIhoe d" 17% 16ft 16^ Ja^erwfontem 1 | 14  ? 13% J( 1' ig 1% j!!u")"e?  5%| 5% {i iiuke View Consols 2)4 ?. 21% 2H 21, LaiKiiuivm 3ft j 5ft i I ,n, ?.,l Glob? Piun?, 2-'SFd 2??6 1,?6d Meyer aud Chanton ? t&  5} Modderfoutein 11 llf^ t!? Mysore. 5!?. 5^ Xmidydroos- 3 Ii: I. 3A Ooreuuni Ord 3 "si 31 31 Ooregum Pref 4,. 4? £ ft :;rre,t. 3% d; ::k l Unnd Mines 40% 41 411 j 4? A Bio Tiuto *45^ '*45% *45% outJi Alrtcnn 'I'rnat 6'J? 6ft 6%; 6 )n.?<tM)<?o).t. 2? 2i!? 2? West Anat.<J«ldfi»»i<ia 24, I. 2& Ex div.

MIXIXG MARKET. BRITISH MINE9.  Hntltt {funy pdi 15 0-i6 0 F, 190 200 Ca n Brea, &0. %N ..t Kitty 10'" life I>o)coatb 196 206jWbeal Grenviile. 8^ 9 Do. -?d. 146?.,?I)o. Kitt? 220 230 P.. I A A', 0 %10 SOUTH AFRICAN MINES. Ansrelo 6'i 7%'Langlaate Blck B § l j«- Do. Deep ,2% 2?, Laul( -I- Deen 2 3 Anex Mine t 5" ",ip-,d- Vl??. A??'?stUn 1% t% ??..?.2 H???ie. (N??) lJ 1 iMayCansolidat'd 4?, 4% "arert 9? 'o Meyer& Charlton 5% 5 i-? Houmza "4')i,<% Moda'rPnt'uNewll US "nf:f'!dorn New cw Pultfonteiu City -dS,,b N.? 5. 5 'rf "Iw :P- 4,? 4,^ Champ D'Or ■ Nit?ei 5% 3% Comet 3 3% Do. 1# H; Con, Deep L??'). 1% 2 NortbBandfont'n 1; 2% C'. lieef 15% 15\ Nourse Deep 4?i 5% Do. Deep 1'1., 12' PorKesB'ndf'ut'n 112 r!c)!een.?..? 26? 27% p!'?ss j4 1% i':ti.2 5 2i: :d;:i' 3,J. Durban-noodep't 5-'8 5< Raud KiDes .40!i¡ 4'" han* R..d7 711 Keitfontein New. 1% 1% t'pireira 21', 21 t, Hoae Deep IS 11 'ieldenhuis 6% 6% RohmAon (£58bl 9's 9-^ Do. Deep .10 10& 1).. Deep 10% 10^ Glencairn 22,;i Salisbury New n. 2% 2% (n en Deep 4\ 4% Sheba '%l? t;i;X" î 1; ¡:E: ?rL- New 3% Stanbope •% Henry Nourse 8% 8 «; Steyn Estate 2% 21, Eleriot New 6-^ Transvaal Gold Ja<?ersfonteui ..13% l and Explorat'n 2 2% JI. 6?. 6" ?Unit?dE..d.p't. 3& 3 -? Jumpers 51" Sl? Van Byn N. 3li 3& De. I ?e?, 4?, 4% Villace Momreel 8?k 8^ KemfoutelD 2% 2% Yosrelatmia 1% 1% R.i?ht 1' 1, 6' We. 12 12' E:.i: ? 1:îh:I" 1 LAND AND EXPLORATION COMPANIES. African .lohau'ö1/rg \V.t.1 lrli IIi Antrlo-Frencb Ex 3% 3-1 2ft 2,¡- B« chnnnarnd Ex 1% 1^ iIatAbeleGQldRfs 5% 5 s. Hl!Tua.tO Coasols Mozambique 2i- 2ï\- rhar. H.S.Africa Iti 3% New African 2% 3 COD.(o1'filsof. Oceana Land 1% 1 Africn Def 7% 7" Potclicfstroom. 9 0 10 0 ExploiationCo.. 2-\ 2!2 Rhodesia Tim 1% H, (;'idTr'staDd IDv 6\10 (% Do. Goldfields 1% 1^ Geelon? 3% 3% T:\ti Concessions 1"" ) 1; G H?- ?? aid Ph'?. 4t5 7?I l?,Co:, 11, 1 Henderson Est. 1^ 1% United Rhodesia ^lr Johanne F,?, 14? IV, Ul??ted Uh.l.,i. Cons.Invest. 1$l$'ZamHe«i !?nto i.? 1'.? AUSTRAI,IAN AND INDIAN llINES, A::u]{"Ir,ake View South )3 '? A..o Geld W.A.)2% ]2 1 .ondonand \i Pouldev Pr"nC'l5i 15: AnstrTn Expl'n lft 11 British 3[,.?d.. Gp- Hr'k!.mMBo'Mer)& ? FmMce NO 24/0 Broken Hill Prop 2" 2,1 Mount Lyell 10% 11 11Bo.li? Do N.r, 3ft 3 Chaffers 22 023 0 Mt M.1-1. -ty 1 g};:E"ïï';L: ,? 2gtJ¿I;;1:: 5' li t;ure??.X ?Mj60t*? 'i? 5!: R.r.? 11-11 15^ GoldReld., 50 60 G Ide. Links. 3.?4 1$„ B-f 1 9 2 3 Gt. Beulder New33 0 39 0 West 7 6 86 G bo.MML 3"01 W-? 7766 8166 H1't».ip¡i:f i to;.tla rt.ft: 7fi6 8 R?uaBl"n H*112% J2:Ntbern artrie.. De. Geld iNo&dvdreog 331? R: <J?. 4?? ¡58 ???)m*'?.S& 3? Do. Props., 100 11101 Pref 4,? 4 £ Do.22* 'Paringa 60 66 iv-uh? i6? !7 !pM)tHii)   6% 6^ Kplpurli 10% 11 iSc-ns of Gwalia 5?46 îI:g\ t:IfiA: ;6 Do. ('utb. 5 '? ? %y A -b -?d 2'k3 Ladv hent.on I 2 D-. J?; "o?k.. 3 9 4 3 Lake View C'na]»21$21% Wa.bi Gold 8& 9ft MISCELLANEOUS. AnacondaCeppe- 8% 9'g* Mason A Barry. 3^ 4 A, h,,r? GJdfid14 15 min?(-'out'.?t.. Boston Capper 1% 17? Mount'nC«>pper. 7% 7% Brilliaut mock. 66 7 6 NamaqnaCopper 4 ?, 4 Du t. Geor<o, J¡\ J? Rio Tinto 45 Bunnah Eu' V ? Do. Pref 5% 6%* Cape Copper 44* 4^ Road Block 1 Copiapo 31, t. J. D? R? 29 0 M0 C?S?.det ? 1. U:'? .?. 7i 7% Le Ri .6% 6?< Ex div.

THE CHILDREN OF THE FUTURE wilt be b?tw?. bnghter, and stronger than those of preceding g?.' -ti-. and they will start in he battle of life ?th an immeasurable set-ff in their favow, afforded by omd digœtiom, .-d lungs, and well-no. u'd bodies. We ?ke this P-ph-Y b- -? feel of the Meat. HORLICK S MALTED MILK is the childrens food of the future; it possesses all the qualifications looked for in a perfect food, and it is able to produce such results. These facts Me already known widely. and admitted by those h. know. They will soon be known universally. G" i your ltt,? be k.,)- W be numbere? among the Children of h. Future by using Horlick's Ifalt-ed Milk. It is in,.I-bl. for the delicate of all ages. Of aU chemists. Pi_ U. 6d ?.. 6:. and 11?. A tree sample, with explanatory matter, will be oent. on app1ioa.tion, by Horhck and Co., 34, Famnrion-road. London. E.O. L162IJ

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST SUPPLIED BY MESSRS. THACKERAY AND CO., STOCK AXD SHAnE BROKERS, 3, DOCK- CIIAMBEES, CARDIFF. RAILWAYS. Paid. Prices. Stock Barry Undivided & ??5 ???D??e?Pr5d''Ord'.)00 ?)M ]? D.: Deferred O?d 200 18 140 d?{f/íJd: 100 8 10 Cardiffl rid Or d 100 111 113 ° G,t Western 11 1'IS )67& l?onA!<? Western" )00 M. 201 2C2 Mi I..dPrfiC.,?,.Ord 100 81 82 ? Do DpfdConvOrd)00 9I&9? 10 P,t Talbot H'k Dcks 10 'M 8 8'4 l j Rhou. A Swansea Bay, Nos. ]??.?)0. 4 45 Stock Ph 2 5 0 SCk :H. J]% ¡¡ „ Do Deferred Ord 100 145 )47 9 ff Y.I? Di -t?: '81 ?i PREFERENTIAL. Stock AlexandraDk AKailway 4% ?frefere?M 100 !15 119 I „ Do. do. 4ii p.c. B 100 IOJ JGó Darry Ry5p.c.:stPrf. 100 162 Jl>4 „ l>o. Consol. p c 300 328 IcO D:'l& 1:1ol;r'ri 100 :} J 90 Do 2nd Pref. '6 lea 50 55 Cambrian No. 1 4 p.c.. loa 65 68 I, 1)('1, No 4!fI.O.. 101 29 31 Great Western 5 p.c. 100 1C9 172 10 Port Talbot 4 10 30 101 10 Rbou,&H"y 51'C 1 ?.53? 10 9 v 10 10 Do. do N.?. 10 ? 9? 10 Stock Rhvmnev 4 p.c. Cons. 100 130 ]??. „ Taff Vale 4 p.c. Cons. 109 130 132 GUARANTEED OR LEASED. 10 Aberclaie lUp.c i-5 360 Stock C, t Nv e.9t 5 1,? c: .I i) Hi Penorth Kr>-r p.c. 100 174 )76 u We of Glamorgan 10') 120 123 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURE. Al?.I,? DI;?,? lty 4 P. i. il6 ,I n UurryH:ulway 5 1'. c. OJ 101 163 ? B??n '?i!!S'A?.t?K).) H7 3^0 I)o. do B?,, 100 ??4 K6 C.?dilfn"il".Ysl 100 93 lO ? Smb'? A 4 |>.c 10J 130 131 I)o. 11 4 p.c 100 ?20 12 ? ))?. C4p'.?.?!00".? 111 113 „ Do. D Ip.c. nou-cum 100 98 100 Great Western 4 p.c, 100 140 143 Midland 2% c100 90 92 f, 12- 130 „ Neath and Brecon 1st.. 100 120 322 Do do A100 108 DO Do, do. A 2l')J 60 63 D., S'.?. B.y 4 p103 116 1^0 tt Rhvroncj* in,c* 100 136 138 TnS'?aiej ?.??. 103 ?Ml K3 f;1i\ N:; igJ BANKS. 50 Canital and Couutie.. 10 38% 39% 60 Lom!. City A Midland.. 12% 51S 2^ M 'L?)nn!tndFmvinci?5? 21U £ 22 50 Lk.y.? Han)f. 8 32% M 5' Metp'tanlofKns&Wls) 5 ,M 14% 15 75 N;ition d Provincial 10^ 56 f8 60 National Provincial 12 M. 65 67 40 N?rtl,,k 10 ,„ 3 if 36y GAS. 10 A berda1'e. 1J 20 21 StocMWo' 5 P. 'M. '24 125 CM'dt? A I ? i,.? IW 240 245 l?.El 'M. ]M 19 ii: Xi. m m ])o D 5 ).c 103 '14 ?27 ? l)o.4p.o.rf.Stk)U.M5 125 u Newport A ID p.(? 10J m 32 237 Do. U7%p.o 100 173 178 C 7IW 163 168 n SwunseaConsol 5 n.c. 100 121 123 s, Do New (lRq) 10J 121 123d GAS AND WATER. 10 Bridgend 10% 11 12 Pontypool max. 1 'n.c. 12 15 16 WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol. 25 M, 59% 60% xd 2J Do 20 44% 45% xd 10 Poutvpridd 10 '.c. Ord 10 20 22 10 Do. 7 p.c. Do 10 15 16 BREWERIES. 10 Euctley'sS^ p.c.Cum J pre'Pre/  10 10 lO^xd Sto?k Do. 41? 1,? 1-t 1)!b 1,0 1C5 10S ?o Hancock 6 ;.c 10 d 10 12S 13 10 Do. referred ord. 10 14 15 10 D.. F, 10 14 15 Stock Do. 4 Deb Stock 100 ]C9 112 10 Nell Ordinary 10 1% 'l ? ?"* ])? ?"!?. Fn-f'? M 10 1141 10 Bhond la Vai'y 5pc P1* 10 10% 10% Stock Do.4% DebStonk .1^5 101 COAL AND IRON. 10 Albioa St". Co.iiery il 11% l1 1 0 Do I (rcd) IJJ 102 104 10 11% 10 Do. 10% 10 Do 4- pc Debs 100 102 ]C4 10 D. Davis and Sons 10 30 10% 10 10 11 10) l'»0. 5 p.c. Deb«ml.) 100 .102 1r:4 lcO lC4 23 Ebbw Vaie Sieel, Iron. 20 9% 9% 5 6% 5 Do.lOp.c. Cu. Pref 5 10 10% 10 9% 100 Do. 6pcDebs. lt<0 99 In 5 IuternationalCoal S 4% 4% 10 1.ockl'k M'th" (oL Ord 10 7 u 8% 10 Do. 6 n.c.Cum l'r«fs 10 9" 10 ?0 D?'5Jp?'.D'e??.l'X)'lGO M ¡¿ MIil&Cÿf:;D¡; ig t 10 Newp >rt-Abercarn N 7'< 3. 10 i?., i ? p, 10910 5 Noi,tit's N,tv. Colliery.645 5 Do.lOp c Cu Pref. 5 8% 11 100 Do.p.c. Debs 100 lc2 IN 10 Penr.ktherC..ii"ry.M?5% 51 10 Do.rt.)?? p.c. PMf. M 8:¡ 8é, !( 0 PoweJl Duff, 5 pc Debs 100 103 1C5 5 Do n.c. Pref. 5 4* 5" xd 5 5 100 Do.Sp.c, Mnrt D,b. 100 100 102 17 ,W,,I?..C?lli?r,Or?tA 1710q, 10-4 3 Do.Cn Prtl'.lC:l'c I'ro' B3 ,„ 4% 3 D,? C'n.P?p.PM???Zt, 11 Tre c?ga7?l 3 ?'i 3t. Sto,k D. ''?'" dBIM. 42 44 MISCELLANEOUS. 10 Barry Gmvin-, Dock 10 tM 22 22S ? Do. "P.e,,f011 i? m 1 Ben Evans A Co. Ord hmhject ro founders. S11SI 1 «„ 198 fd208 Cdxd I Bland and Co, 1. 17. 9d 18- 3d 10 BristolA S.W. Wagons 3 5% 5% 10 Bute Dry Dock 10 16% 16?jxd i0 CardiffChan'el Dry Dk 10 8% 8 100 D,11111I)4 Stock Cardiff Corpo. 3% p.c. 100 112 114 5 C-diffL9 5 Do. t, !;e P¡6' 5. 57, 6% 10 Cardiff Ice 10 13% 13% 5 Cardiff x Pen'thTrams 5 3 4? iO Cardiff .Fction Dry Dk 40 ?,4 6 M ('dHf Wo?''ns?)t'?25. 41 <3 1 Egli.,h12-, 2% 20 URli?' I), i,k' 8? M ?l?r?.ti"y P' 'olo .,s' I: 10 Milford D,,k M. 10 Mordey Camey 9 12% 13% 10 Do. /10. 10 14% 15% 10 D.. D'10? ?; *i?54) 10' 0 iu2 104 100 D.,4S p, Dohlr.I9091 100 102 104 50 Mf Stu'rt Drv Dk A & B 41 82 f4 N'wp t Wtev ii An'uits 26 Stock Park ball 40.0 Deb 100 102 103 50 Ptnnrtb Shipbuilding. 502629 10 Provincial Tramways.. 1067s ,o Do. > p.c. l'v«;. 10 .M 12 15 10 spill""?.,912f, 12 'I? 10 Do. 6p.c.Pref. 10 13% 14 10 Spillers Nc hews Bisc'ts 9 5 6 1 St'h'.s Ord 19s 6'1 In., 0 1 1 ?)?. '?"6*p.e?M?li!'l'?'?Ott.6!)Ot Stck SW' Hrc,'16's1i05 \'t101If]s301 '0 Weaver C. Ord 10 17 1t. 10 Weaver V Co. 6 p? Pf. 10 10 11 100 W,t,r. bl?,ii 4 100 .103 105 Dpb(tH?M) ioo  'CS M Do5.c.?(."?'M" 9? "Pre!" when printed in Ita.1iCS, indicates that the Shares are Preferential as to Capital as well as DLidend. liank it;ite raiqed from 4S 1).(!. to 5 p.c. Oct. 5,1899. SELLEBS-£500 Vale of Glainorz^n Stock 100 Bland and Co. Shares JO Rhondd Valley Brew >yPref,ntl0& £ 00 Port Talbot Graving Dock Debs 20 Cwmbran A Pontnewydd Go." £5 Sbs 30 Poutvpool Giis A ater A, 3¿ B Sit- 2bares ?O Hanbury A.?ml?l IEl Shares 135 C,, (Ltd.) L'10 Sb,? 8 Db-'u are £ 60 Deb*, with all arrears of interest 1 Biendare £ 20 Debenture, ditto 9 London and Provincial Banks, at ,"28 20 D. Davis and Sons Pref Shares 30 Cambrian Colliery O d Shares £ 100 A El??O Po?e,, ,Ug, Debs 1400 AlC.11;e?y 5 ?, ?b, at 103& 14?i) Rron ida Brewery Deb tock 20 Spillers Pref Shares, at 13% £ 5CO waH'EU Gas 5 p.c. >tock 5CO RLymney Defer'ed Stok, at 145 £ 1,000'iairy 4 p.c. Pret Stock 20 Cambrian Co liery 6 p.c Pref Shares bO StïIJlft.hnn OJ, ;ilu[lÜ1. at. 108 £50 Nell Debenture and 5 Prefs BUYEæJ- 30 Ebbw Vale Shares 50 Tredegar A Sua es and E500 B Stock 1C0 Rhvmnev Iron New and 50 Old £ -00 M-Tday. Car. ey D*bs ?25W PoweH DulTryn Debs £:.000CarèiH GB-any JRUe 10D Stran:ig-«pnOr linary Shares 20 International Coa Sha C9 30 D?ivi. an! Sons Ord Shares, at 10% NBttrry Crying D.ckO.'dSht.rM £ 300 Erecou nn-i MelbTr A Deb 20 Pe,,I-yb, I 5;" IJ Rhoad.ia A S'sea Hay Ord Shares 100 Blasd and Co. Shares, at 188 70 Spill rs Ord -hares 50 Albion Colliery Shares 20 Newnort-At'ercarn Ordinary, at 3 5;1 South WRlps Colliery A and B Shares 20 London nf i Provincial Banks, at 22 o BaTT" ->avinK Do:k Pref Shs, at!2 THACKEBAY AND CO., CARDIFF. TELEPHONE: P.O., 61; NATIONAL. 134.

FT. LYDDON AND CO 122 BUTE-ST.. and STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. T'tjras- "Lyddon. Card ff. T'phs: P.O. 63. N. 103. SELLERS— £ 530 Taff V,de 3 p,c. Debenture 50 B anns, at 1 s &.1 25 North's Colliery Ord, at 41i £4: 0 Tatf Vale Stock 40 Pryce-Jone* Preference £501 Bar1*" Deferred Ord 10 Ebbw Vale Snares £ !00 Camhrin Colliery 4 5 p.c. Deb 10 Hancock Preference 1 FlS. Walter RadclifTc Share lss. r)oug.la.R Hili Share 5 Newport-Abercam Pref, at £ 9% 20 Iuternationa1 Cardiff s«. Shares, tf6 20 Channel I-'ry Dock Ordinary fS^OCaroiff Channel 5 p.c. R Dtb. t 101 £ 500 New.^rtfias 7& P.C. BS*k.at 174% .i3X N,w,rt G. 7 p.c. C Stock, at 164% 2J C.mo,iaB ColMerv P-ef. at 10% BUYERS — £ 600 Swaiu^a Harbour ^tock 2J D. Davis and Sons Pref Shares, at 101 10 Murder. Carney £9 paid 2 Cardiff Le Shares 10 Nod.b Pref "hares Blivmj'ey IronOM and New 50 Sot1h"¡,¡Co¡lier. Ord -h«res. at 4% Barrv Gravine Dk hares, at 22 70 Ebbw Vide :Larea 25 D, !>av:s and &>1" Ord, at £101 20 Newport-Abercam Ord, at £8 20 Tredenr Iron A Snares 50 Bliads Shares, at 88 30 "ilI r' Orli?ry, at 2"" 2H:?' .Jt4S?'?* l, P.f, at £ 9% £! .G Ca:-JJff 3" Prefened boring this Changeable Weather you an very liable to catch a Gold, which may develop 11..100 something serious. Be wise in tyme. and at the first intimation of a Cold or Copgh taxe a of Mortimer's Mixture, the bt4.o?. Cve for 0* ~GHS &nd ColdL FNm &U aUmia- U. lid. axi 2t. 9d. Dw bottie. tw |7l S. AitD J. 0. THOMAS, Stock F Exchange, and 1, Dock Chambers, Cardiff. T'gma. "Fleming. CMdi9'N.'i'et..l58;P.0..1& sELLEBI,-I( AII)I 11,? Cambrian Colliery PreIs Arrow Fuel Shares m w, ste n Mad Pref-offers wanted Cardiff Railway Debciiure 10 Bute D?y ),k Shares 2i?p'i?.M?d')!i!ier.?'L'L) Pref ;E EV?l" 1936 Deb BUYERS—10 Albionn, at 11% 6 London and Prov. Banks (Ltd.), at2219 30 ) Tredegar A Shares 60 Ehb", Vule Shares lDO Bhvinney I, on Old 50 Ioternationjl Coals ;t51;0 A Ibiou. Debenture 5 We»tlake Brewery Ordinary 10C r tiff lnl1)ire Shares £ 00 North's Colliery Debenture 5Cartiitt JllnctlOt Dry Oo'!ks nrTl\ P?Ait?iT?Sl?UKHHOKER, .I 4. Dock Lhambers. & Stk Exchange, Cardiff Telegraphic Address: "Gvdge, Cardiff." T<')<)'h?n<'9:?atinna)Xo.]!9:)'o!i'tOfHceNo.S2. SELLEiiS—I; 0 th Af,i(??i T,r,.? 30 Rhvmnev I'un Old Shares, at 395 3d £ 1/.O6 Ureat E-s-iem Ord £ 1, 00 Great V>"estern Ord BUYERS—Tredegar A 1-1T\' Graving DQ" 2C' Rhvini.ey Iron New 11. liai-ryG a\insr Doek Prefs, at 114ji I W. CUtiMIS AND cu., tP • BANxMjliiLDLsUS, SI'. MAKV-STREEi', AND SiOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. Telegrams "Stocka, Cardiff." Telephones National, 551; P.O., 517. SEL LKH.5'A; Barry 4 p.o. i r..fereuce stock 20 Cam brian Colliery Pref Shares 26 i U •. ■; OUU J LI-ai Shares Nrth Ord ^hares nu I LRI- Tali Vale Ordiu;;ry Stock rBlHKULltiHi-'N DL'N. AND CO., A 27 MOU-NTSTUAIlT-SujUAHK. CARDIFF, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. National Telephone No. 130. SELLERS-20 Harlstoe Firm" Shares 100 Swansea Brewcrr Shares 3 £ 50 POWi3 S" Shares 1 8'0 Dnnraven Share 13 Plnrikyber Ord Shares 1 CIlSt.O':9 ss. Co. Share BUYERS—3 £ :0;) Llandudno s.«?., at £ 312 10s 100 North Or •; ;hare3 1 £100 Windsors?., at £ 112 10s 1 £ 100 8. Pf!terRto'1 1 £ 100 SN. Llandudno 50 Cardiff ss. CO. Shares 1 Anthonv Radcliff- s-. C0. Shares 10 Rhymney Iron Old Shares We have close "(1f'rt1illQ's in all South African and Australian Mining Shares EB. SUlrf and jvAVIIt, STOCK and • 811 AUK UltuliliKS. M. MOUXTSTOAKT- so a STK KiCHAMlB. MOTE l)u8. CARDIFF. C'dify 'ph?: P.0'N. 51. N ZM. SRI/LEES—fRXi Ekvmnev Railway Preferre 1 Or.l SRLLEB?-??? J?'? & BltlÙ;" Gas Stk.rit l?2 BUYERS—100 Rhyujney Iron Old and New Share. 5 Iiondonand ProvincioJ Bank Shs, at 22 8 Cardiff Finpir., Ord 300 Tredegar Iron A Shares, at 312 100 Ebbw Viile Shaves, at 9 >4 10 No th Grel, fit 4 PEKCl' POU KLL, STOCK and SHARE BROKER. 113. Bule-rd. & Stk Exchange, Catd¡JI. '??'?M. C'difF. T'phne: PO.. 89: K..M BUYEIM-?590 Tredegjr Iro? and Coal B Stk, at 43 1 ss. Rowtor or S< Powis 20 London District- Empires. :»t £ 6 18s 9d 2? Tredegar Iron S hares, at €3 lis 3jl 30C Ubrmuer T-?N"' ;h"" :It 21 lfORh?mneyIronO))Sh?re9. 40.3d 10 Ebbw V?t??, at ;Eg 12? 6d SELLERS—20 Render 011s Estates, at 23s 9d 20 E-.bw Vale Share-, t £914 4'd 5. 50 Trcdegtlr Iron <Iud Coal A. at. 73s 60 Rhruinev Iron Nw Shaves ,it :¿6s 150 W A. X.rk?t Trusts, 4? 50 Pf ?,ib?.t 1 ?, 9d fa \:a;ea¥râ'I:S:t.4J3;: 9d I HKNRY J. PILLINGER AND CO., Late BE'lTON SAYCE, VAUGHAN, .-d CO., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, STOCK A?) SHARK RROKEH3. Tgr. ?P?. N 127: P.O. 503 Terms: "P?'?? w?"?' Colli rv 13 Sb., ??. ?U t LS- 200 Bhrmny ?r? Old, '!? N?,, 215 5" Eh! wVaJp Shares, at £93- 9d 150 Tredea"I'on A Shnres. at 70 6d 50 AVerearu Pref,a' 9%; alfo Ordinary 700 D. Jones, Dickinson Ord, at 21s 50 »Ve-tJnke's Brewery Ord £22 Sewiiort Water Annuities, at 26% 500 Bn E,? Ord Shrg sRLLEKS—=0 ?.J ? Yomth Ord and Prefs Iol R = Iron '■ >!d, at 41. ?d 50 Eb ?S?.'at9' 50 Khvmnev Iron N.? Shares, at 25. 6d 2O .!ore«, Dickins ni Or 1, at 21; 6d £ 40^RhonddatV SwmseaBay ny Deh £5'ÎÛ Petiarth Hllrb'H1r 5% p,C. Guartd. £50:J Wm. Hancock 4 p.c. Deb Stick £ ?, rn p pC0" B Deb a< 106 Goo,l1\r'\rkM, f ■ Coil aud Iron Sh >rcn WRED. V. R O B J 1! J. X, CENTRAL CHAJIRERS. NEWPORT. Telephone No. 21. T'gms. "Robjent. Newport.' -ILI-R South Wules Tot aeco hares 2 OOte in 51 L-ind blres 50 Arrow i-'uel Share>—oier v/anted 200Ruymney Irou ew kO ivhymaev Iron Old £ 1:5 Newport Gas A stock 25 London & Provincial fJank Shs, at 22? 50 Newoort-Abercarns, at 3 Ki £1.000 Powell Dutfryu 5»-.c neh, at 104 'tuyERS-A?so, Ehvmney Iron Deb Ponds ?oo R' vmnev Iron*, ^Os N??. 24? 100 '1'redegars, nt 70s 50 N??liort-Ab?r arn Pref, at 9% 6? Li.dr?. (i>ristol> P?,f 50NewDort.Abercarus, ut8 501Shares, at 10 100 Job. Bland Shades, at 18, 50 Joint -t 'ck Trusts, at 4s 1-0 Star Brick ohares 20 Lon ion A Prov Bank Share.5, at 22 20 South W iles Tobacco Shares 25 Liouth Wa es Colliery A Shares Chnrtereds, 3%. Goldfields, 7. Oceanas, 30?, Knights,6. Rb.?le,i?, Explo., 5%, Lake View, 21.. pHAS. MASSY AND 00., C H 22 & 23 l'UAR,tÆARE,OAD STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. Tgams:"Invest.Cardiff." T'Dha:Nat..208; P.O.,75. SELLERS-ZOO unite IN, tj"na¡ Co!, Sh. ,E 0 pd, 96 150 North -Td Sh u-es at £ 4 18s 140 Khvinner Iron old, at 4Gs 30 International Coals, at L4 8. 9(t BUYERS-50 Henders ,n., at 2s Colliery Shares have again monopolised attention, but many realisations have been effected in view of the unsettled condition of the labour market, and great caution should now be exercised. ERNEST suILY" AND OÕ., 118, BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF T'grnms VTrust." T'phones: P.O., 7; Nat., 187. SELLERS- 0 Rhvmnev Iron Old and New 10 Ebbw Va es. at 9% 50 Tredesrar Iron AJ at 3'5? 50 North Ord £ 500Rhymnev Iron Deb 30 C imbr an Colliery >vditmry Shires 10 Rhondda and-wausea Bay Prefs 53 Barry R dlwav 4 poCo Pref BUYERS—1C0 Cambri n Colliery Ord ,&3 Rhymnevlrou New, at 25,? 50 Tre egar Iroa ? :it 3 100 Nortit Ord, at 4'), 50 Orea- Western Coliierv B 20 B., ryD'k Pl?f £ 00 -hymn-'y iron Deb 100 RY-"y Old. at 40. 3d 20 fcarrv G'avine Dock Ord, at 22 3 South Wales Colliery B Sh., 4E4 11. 3d 50 Ebbw Vale Shares, at 9 ê, LIONEL E TAYLOR AND co., L1?7ST uTis; a;PoC;O., EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. h? 0 113; N.212 T'gra B..r;ty,C?,d, IT IILIP p SELLERS—2 North 0, d, at £ 4 18? 'd 20 Tredeear A Shares, at 758 £ 20^ Ren Evam Debenture, at Eltl Spillers Pr^fSlnres 20 Nell Ordinary Shares Insoles Collierv Pref Sh ir s BUYEnS-C M-rea&tde Pontoon Ord Shares 20 Ebhw Vale Shires, at E) 14, 3d EO Rhymnev Iron New 50 Trrdegnr Iron A bores, at 7ls 3d tO North Ord Shnres.at 4% lOORbnnney Iron Old 20 ^mMers Ord shares P John Bland Shares POWELL THOMAS AND CO. pO:'N1VII;%UARd si6?Æ EXCHANGE. CARDIFF T'phic Address."Consols." Tphs: P.O. 13; N.300. >KL»LEBS— Z "W S" eaOlt HreworyDeb 10 Kod'" 1rl,, t 2 1 ?, I d 31 M rvchurch ss. Co. E 10 Shre, at 7% 2- Swansea */Id !)rewer.v 6 pco Pref 10 Prince of V. ales Drv Dock-i eo International Coal Snares, at 4if ZI 100 Card ff 3 pC. Debenture 2 Afonweu8, at 1m £5,0 Lavevtoas De'^s 2 Llangorse a;:d 2 Llmover S'J at 110 20 Cardiff s. Shares, at 6 95'0 Pontypn id 3 p.?. Stock, at OO 3 Marv Thomas SR. Shares, at 6^ 15 PortTa hot 'allway r?! Shs, at 10% £ 1.01-0 Crosswells Brewe-v Deb, at 101 13UYF A;2??C 221 Ban', 1'?fe,?d Ord, 113" BU YEHS—101 Tlhrmuev Iron New 20 M'rycbnrch ss. shares li8 Woardale iron and i.'oal Preferred 50 Iuternat-ond Coai shares 10 Weave- New Ordin ry, at 6fJ 10 Victoria D, v Doc'< Preferences 1 Sir W. T. LewI. Share 3 Afonwen ss. an I 1 Derwen. at 93 1 Windsor ss., Ill: 1 Huuraven, 111 2 Llandudno 58. Sh3r.at 111 2 Paddingron ss., at 105 2 PeT8toDe SIf. f:j Ethel Ra¡Iitfe, at 92 1 Anthonv J.'adcIilTe S3., at 16 2?lanch"ter, at 55 2 Marv Thom '8 ss., :»t 54 3- Ely Br werv Old Shares, at30 2 Cambrian Collierv Prefs, at 103? GORDON COHï, 120, "BUXE- GOSPT-'R)koEl-'T. A STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF T gms, "Scrip, Cardiff" Nat. T')hne. 325 A "P7WNJ/SRANDT0N7^VIL^SE PtockbrobPT3. T" "Wills. 8'seft." T ph. IP SELLERS—Pacific P.t?.t Fuel abnres JAILKS MADGE, STOCKBROKER, WI.VD-ST, SWANSEA. Tenu, Madge," 3s. SELLEB.S—Fe ndale lias Sfarea Alex n,lra Dock Debs "EI B E D L. BEBS, A VAUGHAN STKKET. LLAELY I:! I STOCK AND SHARE BROKER. Nat. Telenhone. No 336. 58359 IRAM H. S. -:aXES, SWNSEA, SU'ckbroker. Tkm«. "Hu.mo" S'ee" Tphone m BtTYEB-Bl>ODdd. PrefE, SELLER— h arbour Stock SC. JOHSSON, Stockbroker, ?dount- g:L=;Telecram: "Faim?" 1iUTEBS- Ord ¡ 6'- Utd B-?-Y Pt

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. løl.III ► I jj £ '"I ^„ ( Mor'in^ 5 = II! lit CI4 Nov-.3j\ Evenm' 67i6l|64 73|75 ov.? 33 6130 91 2 1 330 ZS34 Nov., 3111",l1t 33 5 I 30 9132 11133 1013, 4 fcatur- i Morm'g 2616 19] 6 11 7H 7 21 d?. ) ?4 6?7 6 73? ?7 I'l Nd. 4 H?,g.? ?l M 7 31 4? 6 1.344 — r ?< 7 2. 655t 650 769 ?" Sunday, } 1 6?4 (?, "1 I I17 ??' ? OUuni f j3 8 i 3i 0 ,33 M11)M< •East Dock ^Alexandra Doofc fBoath Basin

LOCAL CHARTERING TRANSACTIONS. CARDIFF. EXCHANGE, Thursday. The following include the atest iixtures reported:- Outward—Steamers. Cardiff to Simon's Town, option Cape Town, 27s 6d (Coiehill) Simon's Town, option Cape Town, 27s 6d, 2,100 tons „ 8imou's Town, option Cape Town, 27s 6d, 2,000 tons Malta, 8s 9d, net (James Westoll) „ Malta, 8. 9d, net (Eshcolbrook) Port Said, Us 6d, 3,200 tons Port Said, lis 6d, 2,500 tons (Powis) Genoa, 8s 9d; option Venice, 10s 6d (Costentu) Bordeaux, 5jf (Coventry) Colombo, 176 6d, 4,000 tons Sables, 5if (Dowiais) ,► Copenhagen, 7s 9d (Rumina) Swansea, to Charaute, 5Jf (Inverleith) La Rochoile, 5f (Oakvihe) FOREIGN FIXTURES. LOVU. inursuay. Demand for tonnage from the Danube, Azof, and Black Sea continues very quiet, in sym- pathy with the grain markets. America and River Plate steady. India inactive. Ore rates maintained. Fi.tur. Zoe (s), ,350 tons, prompt, Ycmenuk and Novorossi.sk to Hull and Leith, 13s 3d. Urbino (s), 2.800 tons, December 1 to ft, Seriphos to Baltimore. 12s, full. Gardepee (s), 2,200 tons, prompt, Huetva to Fleetwood, 12s, full. Endeavour (5), 2,5j0 tons, Bona to Glasgow, full terms, 7s. SIGNALLED OFF THE LIZARD. Nov. 1.—Passed west: yneoi °?"'?-pa?ed East: Steamers Skerryvore of Glasgow; Norrona, of I ,,g,d; Baines Hawkins, oi Newcastle; Albano of Hamburg, from Newport Xews: Fastnet, of Gta?gow; Ibis, f" Ma?r itiu., of õfiù;' th;Ih,fh\flltrffrIi:: field, from Pensacola for Rotterdam; JJ^nefc Mercury, of Li??rpool. P, ed Ves?. Cetlc 0" of Li"rp"' 'p"u?" ste?mer Wil- liarn Dawson, of Middlesborough.- Wind, dW.. moderate g:!?; weather, thick haze, ?a, rough; bar.. 29.59. ribmg. SIGNALLED OFF THE MUMBLES HEAD. Nov. 2.—Wind. S.W., moderate ea»e; *wiubi, clear and Sne; sea, rouifh.—Passed East StE?'mer? Exeter City, of Bristol; Torquay, of 'reinmouth; Ravensworth.of?ewc?te; Long J)itt.?, of L?,,?d I'd.. City fLisbon, of Dublin; ml?t-dl.* FOREIGN ARRIVALS AND MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL STEAMERS. Lady Lewis 1,11 London 1,, Cardiff 111, left C.,k for C,diff 2.d. Epp'.eton left Plymouth for Cardiff 2nd. Dunmail left Plymouth for Cardiff 3rd. Dewgland left Newport for Torre Annunziata 2nd. Turquoise passed Dungeness 2nd. Dawlish left Odessa for Rotterdam. 2nd. Alton arrived Manila from Newcastle (N.S.W.) 30th. Phcebe left Hamburg for Barry 2nd. Dowlais left Bilbao for Newport 1st. Tredegar left Castro for Newport 1st. Portugalete arrived Glasgow 2nd. Gardepee arrived Gibraltar 2nd. Castanos arrived Antwerp 1st. Westergate arrived Gibraltar 1st. Kate B. JoneB arrived Odessa 1st. Pomaron arrived Bilbao 1st. Barry left Savannah for Havre 1st. Activity arrived Gibraltar 2nd. Thomaby arrived Trangsund from the Tees 1.'t. Emile passed Saerres 31st. Eureka arrived Hue1va 1st. Garth arrived Bilbao 2nd. CARDIFI? -ARRi-VALS. ROATH DOCK. Nov. 1.—Sharon, e, 856, Workington, light. }Iercutio. s. 527 Bristol, light. Hibernia, 8. 1,546. Partizhe?d, light. l.v2.It. 1h,545, Genoa, m??oni. Martin Luther, 47, Weston, limestone. BUTE EAST DOCK. Nov. 1.-Derby. 44. Bridgwater, wheat and beans. Bonnie Doon, s, 79, Bristol, light. Siienzo, 700, St. Jchu'.s (N.B.), deals. Pen. zance, s, 874. zaN; :b4rdogne, ?. 5M B,,rd?. )it. o?d and general. Catcrina Accame, 1,658, Hull, sand. BUTE WEST DOCK. Nov. 1.-Captain WClure. e, 304, Dublin, gsneral. Camel, s, 226. London, general. Superb, 51, Bristol, precipitate. Ellen, 40. Bristol, precipitate. Hapnv Return. 38. Bristol, burnt ore. Nov. 2.—Nemophila, s. 34. Sea, fish. PENARTH DOCK. Nov. 1.—Constantino? Stathatos, e, 1,500, Antwerp, light Throstlegarth. e. 937, South- ampton, light. Bulldog, s. 91. Bric gwater, light. Netham, 8, 63, Bristol, light Champion, 68-, Bridgwat?r. light Xov 2.-Fortuna.. 1,902, Cardiff light. H.? wood s, 1,2)0, London. light. Libum, 8, 1137 Cardiff, light. Lockwood. s, 616, n ?d, on, I ii? ? Guiana, tug, 4, Riad?, ig t. SAILINGS. ROATH nocK. Nov. 1.—Fanagra, s, Galveston. Refugio, a (Evans). St. Nazaire. Casos. s (Ling), Porto Rico. Dolnhin, e (Jones), Plymouth. Nov. 2.—Skrim, 3 (Bunewb Christiania. Bi? ca?. s (Behan). R?hiefort. Stanwick, 8 (Fowler). Bordeaux. Restitution, s (Evanel Port Said. Charing Crots. q CAT ills). Marseilles. Cairngorm, s (M'Nicol\ Glasgow. BUTE EAST DOCK. Nov. 1.—Upupa, S. Charles Mitchell, s (Downie), Rouen. \ov. 2.-Edith (Silrev). Bristol. Harold, s (Muthien). Cronstadt. Ethel Radcliffe, s (Wood). Constantinople. BUTE WEST DOCK. Nov. 1.—Rsveil, s. Waterford. Lady Bertha, g fThomas), Newhaven. Lynwood (Wal^h) Waterford. Hispania. s (Hobson). Great Yar- mouth. Alg^res, 8 (CarM«!e). St. Brienx. Queen of the Usk, s (Brassington), Canal. Mer- sev s (Elton), Sheerness. Nov. 2.—Agent Lagoni i¥eppesen), Holbeck. Mageie (Ifartin), Ballinacurra. Northcote, s (Lewis), Caen. PENARTH DOCK. Nov. I.-Lord Kelvin, s, Galveston, ballast. Pina, s, Genoa. coal. San Francisco, s, Bar- celona, coal. Brunswick, e. Maranham, coal. Swan, s Antwerp, coal. Bulldog, e, Bridg- water. coal. Netham, s, Bristol, eftal. Clifton, 8. Bristol, coal. Xo,. 2.-Throst!egarth, g, Southampton, coal. Mallard, e. Onorto, coal. 1 Ne\v ïIPr.Så:oR:,ei.zk, W. New Orleans, Elswick Park, B, Rank, 1,Ml, W. R White 8t. Malo. Racine, s, F, La Gae, 955, L. Gueret (Limited) Ch'iiitenay, Chantenay, s, F, Solgrain, 910, L. Gueret (Limited) Dunkirk, Penzance, S, B, Jones, 874, W. J. Tillett & (;0. Theodosia. Manchester, s, B, Davies, 1,322, Rad- ciiffe & Co Buenos Avr, Holgate, s, B. Dalziel, 1,657, Pvman & Watson Havre. Shagbrook, s, B, Ebbett, 822. W. E. Thomas Port Said. John Morrison, e. B, Balls, 1.235, De Mnttos & Co Las Palmas, Wimborne, s, B, Mathias, 2,219, Radcliffe & Co. Nanles Chatburn, s, B. Wood, 1,225, Hulton and Yeoman St. Vircent (C.VX Hibcrnia, B. B, Cameron, 1.546. W, H. Taylor A Co. Table Bay ann Xeweastle (X.R.W.). Caterina Accame. Itv. Be'1nndo. 1,711. Carlo Morteo Sineanore. Leander. s, Nwy, Olsen, 1,888, J. T. Duncan A Co. Lflndernean. Alice. F. Morcrette. 73. Budd A Co. Gibraltar. Iolo Morganwg, S, H. Evans, 747, Radofiffp A Co. Buenog Avreg. Ronnton, s, B, Kendall, 1.701, Pyman. Watson A Co. CLEARED-November 2. Chantenay Chantenar. g. F 23'iO coal Rt. Malo. Racine F. F. 1 9;S9 coal Nov.' Orleans. Elswick Park, s B. ballast Las Palmas. Le?burv s B. 3.300 roal Dunk-'rk Penzance, s. B. 1 980 c^al Therdo^n. Manchester, s. B. 2.400 coal Rane. ¡"!Tbrcok, ?. B 1.550 coal "Port Said Geonrin« lficbeline, 9. (lPp. 3.700 coal Delaware Breakwater. Fortune. «. Vwy. baEast Port Sa. 'd..TAhn Morrison. «. B. 2.200 coal Port Said. Rubinstein s. -B. 3.309 coal Nanl^ CJ,thnrn S. B. 2,300 coal La? Pall'1, Wimborne. s B. 5 000 coal Buenos Avres. Holgate. g B. 3,200 coil St. Vincent (C.V.). Gpnnania. s. B. 3 650 coal Larderneau AP>e, F. 140 coal R;2'anore. Leander, s, N'rv. 3000 coal Gibraltar. Iolo Morjranwg, s B 1.590 coal Buenos Arr** Rourton. 9 B 3.200 coal r\fPORTS.—November 12. Gs??,t. VenU5.. macaroni. H. J. Hill & Co. W.9tOO Martin Luther, lime?tone, Dowhis Iron Company Br?(i.,?ater. Nrbv. wheat and beans, New C"?diff C!?' -ny RtCJ,;r;I!l'ir) deal^. Jos. Gfgg, Bnrcreaux. D:1rdog-ne.. pitwood. ewnort Pit- wood Company; general, Cardiff Steamship C"'1]]rmnv Hull. Caterina Acxvime. sand Dubrn. Contain M'Cure. s. eeneral. M..T. Begg London. Camel, g. general. Mathews & Lnff Bristol, Superb, prccinitate. C Tennant. Sons Bristol Ellen precipitate, C Tennant & Sons Brie,) Happv R??ur;, burnt ore. C. T-'a.t and Sons Sea. Nemnnhila. s. fhh, Neale A We3t BARRY rOCK.— ARRIVALS. ov. 1.—Harold, a. !mnd.vall. Crazelie, 8, Middlesborough. Beefanh. s. Rotterdam. Nov. 2.—Ceres, s. Amsterdam. Attila, 8. Antwerp Shaebrook, a, Havre. Uplands, a. Ellen. Lavina Westoll. Eppleton, s. SAILINGS. Nov. 1.—Murcia, s. Genoa. Wolfsburg, s. River Phte. Aurora, s, Colombo. Ivanhoe s, Trondhjen. Racine, 8, St. Malo. Nov. 2.—Nord\ialen, s, Genoa. Smdbad, s, Portemouth. Isabel, s, Havre. NEWPORT.—ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK Pi?. 2.-Inver, S. 380. RoŒ. water ballast. J Al -rity, a, 531, Havre. wate~<y>allast. Lavuxia. U0, Briwl. w.U, b?ta? Raloo, 8, 566?l QfteeMtown, water ballast. OLD DOCK. Nov. 2.—Marie. 387, Beaver Point (N.B ). deals and boards. Topic, s, 112, Cork, water ballast. Leeds, 82, Cork, pitwood. Celeste, a. 409, Dart- mouth, water ballast. R, VER WHARVES Nov 2.-Hawthorn, 702, Bordeaux, pitwood. Ross, 8, 801. Bayonne, pitwood. Trinidad, B, 784. Decido, iron ore Mary Jane. 57, Bristol, light. Sidney, s. 41. Bristol, light. Dahlia. 35. Brietol, light. Marie Eugenie, 46, Cardiff, light. Mary Ann. 25. Minehead, light. Denis Carty. 63. Wexford gravel. Clara, 76, Wexford, gravel. Tempest. 59, Wexford, sand. Reliance. 76, Wexford. sand. Star of Hope, 79. Wexford, saud. Recruit. 77. Wexford sand. St. David's, s. 57. Bristol, general. Renown, 126 Bristol, grain. Tre- degar, e, 59. Bristol, light. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK. Nov. 2.-Leif Eriksson, e (Acbald), Li,bon. Enfield, s (Porter). Alexandria. H. A. Nolze 9 (Butterdieck), Lishon Boieldieu. s (Lei Paumier), Algiers. Electra, s (Pieper). Gibral- tar. Dewsland, s (Bawen), Naples. Russian Prince, s (Davison), Novorossisk. Gwentland, s (Gowan), Nantes. Raloo. e (Nicholas). Havre. Eugenie Auguste (Rowe), Bristol. Surbiton, s (Davies), Dartmouth. OLE DOCK. Nov. 2.—Guardian, s (GrenfeJM. Fowey. RIVER WHARVES. Nov. 2.—Julia Caramans, 6 (Zenios), Genoa. Tredegar, s (Cockle), Bristol. Llanelly, s Kin- Llanp Iv Teal, s (Evans) Liverpool. F,Mm?? ?.al?ilen Severn (B?-), 13,idg at r. ,W,?y.a.), Ch?,- stow. t'nuna. s 'P.fd?e) C?rk, i? Crdiff. Amazon (Watts). Barnstaple. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—November 2. Rouen, Inver, s, B, Napier, 380, Powell Duffryn Company Havre Raloo. s, B, Nicholas, 365, Powell Duffryn Company- He,ompaAn'yacritv. ;?, B, M'ConnelJ, 531, Powell Duffrvn Companv L'Orient, G. G. M., F. Rio. 110. Partridge, Jones CLEARED—November 2. Havre, Raloo, s, B. 1.200 coal R..?.'I.-r, b. B. 1,250 ,?.1 Havre, J;îr';hr s'R:'s3°al I Rane, Al,rity a. B. 1.2?O -.1 Venice, Draco, s, B, 1.900 coal IMPORTS —November 2. Bayonne. Ro?a. s. 1.100 loads pitwood. Cardiff and Newport Pitwood Company Decido, Trinidad, e, 1,750 tons iron ore, Ebbw Vale Companv B:ae 1>"o'r.it'n 1. Marie, 16082 pi??. deal hoard!i.T.B.' & 8. Bachelor Bordeaux. Hawthorn, s, 1.250 loads pitwood, A. II Tapson Cork. Leeds, pitwood Bristol, St. David's, s. general. R. Bnrton A Son Bristol, Renown. 1.000 tons grain. T. Wilks EXPORTS COASTWISF.—November 2. Belfast. Topic, s. 500 J. F. Thomas Bristol, Irnn Duke, 9 165 coal, A. J. Smith Wexford. Ov?a Pearl, "5 coal Kinsi '?. E. e? 150 ")'1 Bristol, Marv .1'00" 125 coal Bridgwater, William, 109 caal f1armtaple. Stranger. 65 "oal D?rtm -th. Celeste coal gLiI7,)s'c1 coal I SWANSEA.—ARRIVALS. NORTFI DOCK. Nov 1.—Cambria 39. "ltt back, nil. Corrwg, e 575, .-t. Malo. il* Hema*ope 56 Plymouth, ?cr;? iron. Fer'n?'n'd. ?'2M HuH' nil. Flower of Portsoy. 76, New!"n. broken stones. "0" 2-Jane. 31, Ilfracombe, nil. Susanna, 67, Lydney, coal. SOUTH DOCK. Nov. 1.—Ferric. «. 152. Belfast, nil. Carl Haasted. 849 West Bay. timber. Nov 2.—Tweed s. 515, Newport, general. ?l' 2. T Z" Pcyrtreath, htil2iFt. Wheat Ear. 63, Portreath, ballast. PRTNCE OF W-\LPS DOCK. Nov. I.-Rochefort. s. 443. Havre, nil. Tyria, R, 1.e.4. Liverpool. goeneral. 188, Gri.-by, Ilig Nov. 2-Ravenswnrth f!, ^88, Grimcby, nig iron. Torquav. s. 426, Torquay, ni;. Brooklyn City. ft. 1,046. Bristol, general. Alcest^r, a. 1.058, Dunkirk, nil. RAILINGS. NORTH DOCK. Nov l.—Balmvle, s ("teohen,\ Jersev. Pr;nce. Thyra. t 'Collisteri, Betf?t. Valin, s 'Chauvelon), Ir., Rochelle. Talbot. 5 (Wadei, Liverpool. SOUTH POCK. Nov. 1.—Thistle, s (Young), Manchester. PRIXCE OF WAIÆS DOCK. Nov. 1.-Paradox, R (Brown) Dieppe. Paul, s (Krnger). Kon'gsberg. M,mritiu«, s (Moppet). Copenhagen. Swansea, s (Webber), Sable*. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—November 2. Rouen; Rochefort, s, B. Brown, 443, T. Fenwick La Rochelle. Anna, F, Luco, 132. W. G. M. Jeff revs Charente Corrwg, a. B. 575 Wm. Perch A Co. Can. Torquay, s. B. 4?6. G Lennard Havre. Ravensworth. R. B. 483. Harries Bros. Genoa. Alcester B. 1.058, Wedlake. Towers New York. Brooklyn City, s. B, James, 1,046. Bnrge«s & 01 !j'?o?. Tyria s. B. Bc"n. 1,884. T. Va.- Redon, Engene Raoul. F. Draine, 160, Jeffreys CLEARED-November 2. Caen, Torquay, s, 800 coal Abermaed, Julia, s. 107 coal Charente, Oasian. «, 150 coal Rouen, Rochefort. s. 1,150 coal DfP()RTII.oem"er 2. West Bay (N.8.). Carl Haasted. deals and battens IMPORTS COASTWISE-November 2. Newlyn, Flower of Portsoy. 130 tons broken stones, G. Shepherd Devotport. Hemato"" 116 tons ,r,p t?,1. U?° Forest and ?3rce.'te? 0,?.pny Grimsby. Raven.wor h W 10n. y;g iron, W. Gil,b?rt.?. Liverpool, TvTia. 6. general. T. E. W Masor Glasgow. Tweed. 8, genera;, M. J. & Bro. EXPORTS COAxS. ^rSE—November 2. New Ross, Mater Dei. 105 coal. S. A J. Hill Wexford. Jewess, 110 Mal, Aberpergwm Co, Aberayron, Witch of the Wave. 52 flour. Weaver Kiflyleagh. Mary Boynes, 150 wal. D. Nicol Combmartin, J"" v R,oohe?iter Long Ditt? coal, banker!, E. A. Cl? C.. B?idgwat Sampson, 80 coal, Aberpergwm CA Uphiil, Georgiana, 110 coal. Griff. A 0.1 P,eEeF.í:trr;, 90 Vain Colliery GO. G?.?a?w. rw?d. general, M Jones & Bro, I LLANELLY. CLEARED.—November 2. L pool Marque" of Bute. 6. B.?nenJ Liverpool, via Pembrey. Volga. B, general London, PMtzwilliam. s, B. general London, e,dngton, 6, B. coal Liverpool, Llanelly. 8, B, geneml Honficnr, A,,Nqta, 8, Nwv. coal IMPORTS.—November 2. Licombe (Nova Scotia), Transport. 10.366 deah

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SALVAGE ACTION AT CARDIFF His Honour Judge Owen held a special ittiX at Cardiff County-court on Thursday for åt i trial of the salvage action brought by tta owners, master, and crew of tbe ten tug Lady Lewia, of Cardiff, against the ownm of the iron full-rigged ship Largo Law, d I Glasgow. 2.500 tone. Nfr Bailhaehe (instnew by Messrs. Downing and Handcock) appear* for the plaintiffs; Mr. Gregory (instructed br Messrs. Ingledew and Sons) appeared for tfct defendant5.-There was a contract by whia the tag was to tow the Largo Law for a sainw £120 from Hamburg to Barry, and thence W Lundy. On September 18 she towed the ship down to Cuxhaven. and then. whiist pro- ing further on the voyage, they encountew stress of weather, and had to put baa- Shortly after the Largo Law itnehored d. was fouled by a Norwegian barque which ht4 dragged her anchor. The anchor cable of 1M Largo Law was fouled, and the Norwegitf barque eventually careered on to the it* board side of the vessel. The tug then rt8' dered the ship services under circumstancei danger, which constituted, it was suggest* salvage work. There was a counterclaim" the part of the owners of the ship for deif- This arose, according to the defendants cas. by the vessels getting separated after the to* ing hawser haxi parted, and the .Largo U* drifted away to Maasluis, in RotterdJS River. The tug steamed to Dover, where H October 3 she received instructions to go Maasluis to take the Largo Law again is tow.—In the result his Honour held that w claim for 8alvage failed. As to the Munt? claim for three days' delay, he alio?d for t* days' delay at Cuxhaven.

SWANSEA CLUB PROSECUTION. ql? Swansea t;p?nditry on Thursday mojj ing gave his decision 10 the g?,?t fi- iiam Jone8 and Thomas Sandwcli. teward secretary of the Poppett Hill Club, orcha!4- street, Swansea. The case being rroved. fi- liam Jones was fined £ 25. and Thomas S- we.1 £10. Defendants were given a week. which to pay.

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