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LOCAL FINtNiCE. I Rank rau., 4 per cent., fixed July 19, 120D. Cardiff Account Day. November 29. [BY THE FINANCIAL EDITOR.! CARDIFF. Monday. The disposition of the local Stock Market •to-day showi very little change, and business rontinnes inactive, with quolation9 practi- cally unchanged..Railway Stocks have been rather neglected, and few transactions have taken place in the South Wales mineral lines. Some Midland T*vo-and-a-Half per Cent. Debenture has been dealt in at 833. Great Western Ordinary is a point lower, and Lon- don and North Western Ordinary a point. In American Ra lways Canadian Pacific has been done at 91. Bank Shares have received very little attention.. and Breweries are quiet. Hancock Preferred Ordinary have changed hands at 12. the quotation declining J. Only a few dealings have taken place in Coal and Iron Shores. Guest-Keen Preference (partly- paid) have been transferred at 7s preminm. Lewis-Merthyr Preference at 11 5-16. and North's Ordinary at 6 17-3?. Ebbw Vales have improved i, Internationals are b lower. In the Miscellaneous Department exchanges are recorded of Bcvril Ordinary at 18a 6d and of Mercantile Pontoon Ordinary at 27, Barry Graving Preference are g better, and Mer- cantile Pontoon Ordinary 2. Mining Shares have not been in much request locally to-day. Prices on the whole are slightly easier. BUSINESS DOXE: OFFICIAL MAiuyINGS. RAILWAYS. Midland Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Deben- ture. 352. Canadian Pacifics. 91. BREWERIES. Hancock's Preferred Ordinary, 12. COAL AND IRON. Gue8t-Keen Preferences (partly paid), 7s prem. Lewis Merthyr Preferences. 11 5-16 North's Ordinary, 6 17-32. MISCELLANEOUS. Bovril Ordinary, 18s 6d. Mercantile Pontoon Ordinary, 27i. FLUCTUATIONS OF QUOTATIONS: ACTUAL, I RISE. r-ouw vale hteel. &c.. 11-3 to 113-à. Barry Graving Dock Five per Cent. Pre- Mercantile Pontoon Ordinary, 2õ-6 to 27, FALL. Great Western Railway Ordinarv, 144-5 to 143—4. London and North We,t,rn. 18'-1 to 17)—30 Hancocks Preferrd Ordinary. 12—i to Ordii2,ir3, 1 2 ? t,? International Coal, 6,¡-n to 61-7. DIVIDEND ANNOTINCEMENT3. Triumph Cycle Company.—Dividend of 5 per cent, to preference shareholders in liquidation of two years' interest. Anglo-Argentine Bank (Limited).—At the rate of 6 per cent. per annum for the half-year W. Butler and Co.—Dividend of 10 per cent on the ordinary shares, making IS per cent.

MONEY, STOCKS, AND I SHAKES. [Feom ran exchasob TBwxnurn company.! LONDON'. Monday. Money has heeu very much wanted to-day. and up to 4 per cent, hus been paid for day. to-day loans, while the rate for fixtures was 33. Application was made to the Bank of England, which lent for a few days at 41 per cent. The Bill Market keeps steady at 315-15 to 4 per cent., thontih bill brokers are gene- rally quoting the higher figure, a considerable discount, being done at the Bank. Par;s cheque 25.UJ. Berlin 20.44J. Madrid 33.40, Lisbon 37J, Rio 10 13-16, and Valpai-aiso 17 5-32. The flum of 1150,000 was withdrawn from the Bank lor Egypt. The Silver Market is steadier at 29 9-16<1 for Money and the Account. Bombay and Col- cutta transfers come I. 3 15-16d, Hong Kong « £ fto Ml* 28 ,9W- *aPCe P,,P?r c ¡ osed 64 to &It Business has been qniet on the Stock Exchange in view of the carrying-over, which betranmMinesto-dny. In the early ho:,rs the tendency was rather to recede on realisa- tions. but subsequently a better tendency prevailed, and the ciosin? wns ifru er Deal ings Wera very mnch curtailed in Americans late in the day. when it was found that cable communication with New Yorlt bad broken down, A tw mC83»Ees got through, but sub- &Nuently there was cGniderah! de)av on the line tbat WIIS workin. In spite of the dilltcaUy of getting communication with New- York the market closd with a firm tendencv, nearly all descriptions marking an improve- ment.ranging f""m ¡, to i, while the riein same wa. even .t.U higher. Homo Railway &to<.h,ra?ed.hutnotsumcien:h-!ooMi?- rate th« whole of the decline. Intcrnaticna! Stocks moved irregularly, the closing beinir firm, in sympaMiy w;th better quotations from  the Minin Market attention was chiefly dimrted to the carrvins-.w?r but a good tendcncy prevailed in the African Sec- ti?n. Al. the leading .ons, including Chartered, 1cft off firm. Stratton'? I?de?ic?ce' wr-e flat on Mr. Kavs Hammond's report. The f{>3.ture aw\)n; Iidastriais was the rapid rise in welsbach on Vienna buying; the Ordinary toucher 33, Prof 50. and Deferred 6s. but the rise was not maintained. The Home Railway 1farket was inclined to be dnlt in the morning, and nearly al! the changes were in tho downward direction. Brighton "A" was down i at one time. when ta traffic, return, fhowins a decrease of AVi.V.a94/ was published, bj* a rally subsequently took jxace. and the stock eft off 1 up on the day The chief feature has be™ the firmness 0 the Scotch Stocks. Caledonian Deferred Closing 1 up and the British issues j. On the other hand. Oreat Wesccrn, North Western, and Midland Deferred were flat at tfall of 1, while Hull and Ramsey. Chatham Serouda, 4 and t, Following New York quotations, Amercans opened irregularly, but the market oon began to harden upt led bv Southern Rails, which "ere in request for New York. Future divi- dend prospects were said to partially account for the rise. However that may be. the last price showed a i?a;n of 2 in the Preferred and 2 in the Commen. Arbitrage dealings were greatly interrupted by the breakdovfn of cable communication with America, some of the messages being hours on the way. The market generally was good at the finish! Northern Pacific issues and Erie Prefs bein? 1 to 1* np, and other descriptions 4 to ii, with the exception of New York Centra's, Chesa- peake. and abash Pref3, which are easier. Canadian Pacifies were also a weak spot, clos- ing i down, and Trunk Prefs j and 1. Argentine Rails were also J to 1 down in fleveral instances. The Foreign Market was undecided all day, and closed irregnlar.y Paris sent over higher prices in the afternoon, and Turks, Spanish, and Peruvians closed at a slight ad-vance, but Italian and Portuguese were fractionally lower. The changes in Chinese were irregular. As regards South American Stocks. Chilian were firm, but Braxil'an gave way à to 1. Argentines were steady. The gold premium came 13-3.10. The settlement showed that there was little alteration in the speculative position of the Mining Market, an,1 rates ranged from 8 to 10 per cent, on Weatrah'ans and 7 to 9 on Africans, the latter being rather stifler than on the last occasion. A good tone generally prevails, eepecially in Africans. ,ull in the ¡cading dC8orlpti<>ns being in request. Cha-r- tered were also in favour at a "mllll rise. A few Westralians gave way. Stratton Indepen- dence declined 5-16 on Mr. Hays Ha.mrnond'0 report, but the market 1"ft off steady, as the bears were covering. Many are inclined to take a more favourable view of the report, on the assumption that Mr. Hammond would not rdviae the expenditure of £100,000 unless there were reasonable grounds for getting good results. Exchange Bates from the East.-Calcutta and Bombay transfers (¡J6r rupee) Is 3 15-16d, Hong (pcr dOllar) M ld, Shanghai tour nionUjs bills (per tael) 2a lljd, ditto trane-  (per tae)) ? 10id. Singapcre and r<-n.? tiur m?;nhs lilu (per d.Uar) 2s 1 7-16d, and i.o;nm four months' bills (per d(,Ilt??) ■3 Bank I,[ ?rdia.h and Colonial Fnnd. -Rise, Bank of En¡and Stock 1. London County Conncit 5. I'.dm. Two-?mt-R-Hatf per Cent. i, War L?n ?. !H'[: Rupee Paper i Home Kaila.—Fall: South Eastern 2, Great Western 1. Njrth Western 1. Midland Deferred i. Hull and Barnsley ft, Chatham Second Pref '? Prof ? North Eastern ). Caledonian ?,' ef i. District Gre?t Ccntxal Deferred ?. Last London J. Rise: Ca!edoaian Deterred 1. North British J, Pref J. East London 1. Brigh- t"1\ Deferred à, Great Northern Deferred II toro-.ffn and Colonial RaiU.-Fa.ll: East Argentine 1. Buenos Avrcs and Hoaario 1. Buenos Ayres and Pacific First Pref 1. Ordi. nary i. Buenoe Ayres Great Southern J. Trunk FiNt Prcf i. Second Pref i Third Pref i, Guar- ank",1 J. Rise: Mexican First Pref i. B«eiur» AyMa and Pacific Four-and-a-HiUf per Cent. Dchentllres 4. Nitrate I. Americans—Rise: Southern Pref 2J. Ordi- ria? y 2. North Pacific Pref I., Common 1, Erie J ret* 14. Milwaukee ii, Southern Pacific ii, Atchi- son Adjustment i, Baltimore a.nd Ohio J. I nion Puc th Pref 2. Ordinary B. Atchison Pre I A, Ordinary J. Denver n, Louisville a. Erio 0,. Denver Pref J. Ontario J, Norfolk Common ). Philadelphia and Reading i. First Pref ). Second Pref i. Wabash Debentures J. Pennsyl- vania 4. Fall: Wabash Pref a. New York Central t Can«\dian Pacific i, Cliesapeakc Foreigner*.—Rise: Chilian 1892 1. 1895 i. Cedulas "B" J. Egypt Domain t Peru I)ebcn\- ttire3 J. CII nes" 1896 i. Scrip J, Peru Pref i, Turks Second Group J. Uruguay Five per Cents i, Turkish Third Gronp II. Spanish ft. Fall: Brazil 1883 1. 1888 1. Chinese Gold 4. Chiirtcred Argentine Rescission i, Brazil 1893 à. Cedulas "E" 4, Unified i. Mez can Inter- nal J. Portuguese II, Italian I. Miscellaneous Securities.-Ri8(\: Pear90n's Fire Alarn 1-16, Sulphide Reduction 1-16. Fall: Pears M6. Mines.—Rise: IJake View 7-16. Rand Mines 8, Tinto 4. Brcwnhill 3-16, Sons of Gwalia M6. OMrtered 4. Gold TnISt. 4. East Rand 4. Bar- nato Consolidated 1-16, Boulder Mainred 1-16. A^soc'ated North Block 1-16, Rondfontein 116, Modderfonteiu 1-16, Waihi Gold 1-16. Consoli- dated Goldfields 1-16. Ije Roi 1-16, Finffall 1-16. Fall: Monnt Lyell i. St-ratton'« Independence trl6. Boulder Perseverance 3-16. Horseshoe 4. Copiapo II. Matabele Gold Reefs 1-16. Anglo- French Exploration b. Nigel 1-16, Kleinfontein 1-16. G.denhni 1-16. Subscriptions &t~p&r are invited for X275,684 5 per cent, consolidated first mortgage deben- ture stock of the White Pass and Yukon Rail- way Company (Limited). This forms part of a total issue of £750,000 created to convert into one security all the existing securities of the copjpauy and to pay for the eeeond portion of the raijwmy. The company, the prospectus :>f which appears in another column, was formed in 1893 to construct and equip a Tail- way of about 3?.5 miles from Skagiiay Harbour to Fort Selkirk, on the Yukon River. The charter rizlits and concessions under which the Whito Pass and Yukon Railway has I1c.n constructs! are vested in three local com- PI nics, The first portion of the railway- about forty-one mi!cs-waB opened for traffic on July 6. 1899, and the .eond portion, reaching the town of Whit." Horse, wii" opened for traffic in August of this yoar, At White Horse direct connection is made with the steamers of the Canadian Development- Company. and by an arrangement through traffic can reach, during the Reason of naviga- tion, Dawson City in about three days from Skaguay and iu, about ?v?k from Victoria, 'eri\ a ;7t [ r¡:; it i. not considered at present necessary to extend tho railway. Particulars are given in the pr"8pHtus cf the eanrrgs of the lines and of the properties upon which the deben- ture stock is secured. The debenture stock will be redeemable at par on December 31, 1930, or at the company's option at 110 on six months' notice after 1930. The list will be closed on Thursday next.

LONDON SHARl MARKET. BRITISH STOCKS. 12.0 2.0 CI. A It l.V»«oi» New. 2iW .•e.iiT98j,I WJ, 'us!.Account, 2p. Nov 9?iV 93$9H. "nuk of England Stock ,'30 3,0 330 l.ocnl L')al\110 .1. I' !O in<Ha3J peroout 509-%J 109$ 3 cent I02 £ j 1026 'udiuliupeo Paper 3A».o. 64L 416 Met. ¡hi. ofWOI'h 3*p.c. 110 1.0 t 1!.I? ?t W."k, 1103 FOREIGN STOCKS. ArKontine 93 j 1 93 Argentine 6 p*l 7' 71y, 76 :l\il"i: í! ¡ :¡ J Arireutine lJesoiqsion 59%. 59^ »ru7.U Scrip, 1889 611,; 61 1,l"llto A. 40ft 40 b 'ectulfv*B 40 40 :1, iii.. 4 M P8 :if:t:'l\i;:) ¡;, •l.inos^UoM <>i>erceu* 103 102§ 10^v 'hin<»R* 6p.o. 1896 )1 91& 9!% nldwt 103x? 91!1 9, t:¡¡Yl'tinn tJold8<1 .103"4. 1O.3t, French 3 per cent (,0100 ;;?;¡:Iini 1 tJroek 1H81 3" It 4 p. (, 1%, 9" 17 .9'5 j 94* 9 N tnytxn 6 pAr cent ilonds.JlOl lOJl M-sicnn 6 percent 9911 99t> Internal I 26^ 26? :L6:i:j i i 14 Teni Corporation Debe. 691i I. 707 Porfwgnojie ?44 24 24 UtiMiau 4 per omit, 1C89.. SlOO 100 bpnniAlt 4 percent I 69* 69$. 691 Turkish Group, 2nd. b' 47 rmhiei. Group. 3rd 25 25'« urki.li Group, 4th 22* ?2* r::m¡: m:f;: Ji:¿' I n.rnu Ottomiui Bauk, j 11% l\ ijru Vowt. 14 >>47^ 47% HOME RAILS, m~7~ • l'<7~ 'nlodonirti; por 42 I. ?2% 42$'427; (,;viO'l«>ninn Pref 855! 'ireat C*entrnl I'ref 26 2b "ro,t C."lml Def 13%, 14 13% "ireft EftitemOrd 107 ,106% "'1'" 17 itNrn. F,.f C, t 116 .t Nm DefCnv^Ord 5?-7 50 EO\¡ 50 Gr..t Nru. Conuld A 4544E. (JIMt WII.lorn Or,l .¡144!t 144 143$. 143i? Hull & U"r".loy Ord 59 1 58% 58fc 5!» Un. York. Or.l 133 | 133 T. B. & S. Coast Ord 149$! 149F? I.. B, AS. CO..t A 130 129% 1294 130% (.. Chut. A Dover Ord 18% 18% 18% li. A Dover Pref 113 113 :k:'¡rr¡'Pill!j,1 ]gl& l-.A. N, Woetorn Ord 180$. 179^ ]79 L. A. K. WemwrnOcd 189$ I. 189& Ditto Deferred 71 71 Metropolitan Ord I 87'^ Metropolitan Land Stock 79 i 70 Metropolitan Diet. Ord. 25% 25 24% 25 05 Midinml Def 76$; 76 75$ Midland Pref 77 ?6 9. 7 t N. Pritieh 1).( 41% 41142' 4!ó N. Hritieh Pref 83$! 14 :¡:,I;):( :Il¡ 11'6 N. Stnffordfliire Ord 114 I 114 South Eastern Ord I't0$! 168$103& 723, 71? S7 2 S_ 7 2,t 7- FOREIGN LINES. IH.ok Ayton vV 1,1, .VMH. 138 .37$. 1137$ linenoH Ayros A Uoaarlo,, 6S 65 65$65 65 1."ent.ru) Ar«fii»iiiie 99 I. I. 199 Vextcni. nl¡¡" Ord 18 18 Mexican ",it. 1st. 7,6 76 li, Mexican Hails 2nd Pref. 2^$. 26$ JJitTHto Hai'.wat- Ord 5^ AifiEICANi: 3rniid Trunk Ord 6^" è3'š l r;iii(i rank 1st Pref 84 1 '3 Ornnd TrnjiV. 2ud Pref 5S 54% 54 JrniKi Trunk 3rd P,I 20 20 Or«ud TrunkOunrauteed. 91% 9! :r!k:r:F!fj Xõ 4,S 40% ¡ Di!to 5St-(Ik.. P 5 14 85 83$85% 51/, Uultl1llOro .(I Ohio 83fc 84 81 Cano»li»in Paoilio <»rd 90$89% ?o go Cl,upe«ke and Ohio 361., 36% 37 37 Chic. M. A St. P..l Ord.. 13'% 131% 132 132 \lrd .ll.3' 14% 14% 1> Onl 23% 2 41 Ocn.er Pre I 7( 781. 78* 78 I.oiiik A Nneb, Orit 81 836 8,3 f, 8% Illinois Ord 12?? 128k Mis. K.A121,4 Mpi. :i ;I:). I C?. Ir. 01"1. 145 145 S. y, Oulurio Ord <5 25% 25* 2-% i2Ifi% N?rf.lk & West P,;i ,4, 8., Sortli PnciOc Pref 64 85ft 85* 85"" i)-?,?-,I,?,i. Ord 73.. ) 7^/ P. t. 9 914 0% l;;l\?Ie:1 Ord itl 42", 4"2r. 42 £ I'1,. Or,1 154 15* 16* nnthorn RI?: Pref 65ft I "I6'% -1 I* '164 V..¡"" PiumIIo or'I"174 I 74?¡¡ 741;,174" 74\1, Dillon Paciifc Pref 83* 84!i 8S3i Prof 22 l a. vv"I nil, H Pol,ontnre 3^ n,4 1 38% COMMERCUI. AND INDUBTRIAL. Antrlo-Aiuerican Ord 5") 55 A!l«l>|.|l in' 69 ?w Ditto Def 11 u 'outs, J. & P., Ord 79 so liutlsoii'a liay 22»  Hr f'ipton s Ord 2 2 vone, J. and Co. 61\ "'16!! Knawan ivtrol'mOil New 3$ 3 Nelsbach Ord 28 ,n ?8 WelsSach Pref 47 48 47 Wulabach Def 4, 6. Rs 6* f{ii't\ 51 530 L-" Pref 5% 6% L.notype l > e f 5.^ ])of lONEa Ana« onda 10$10& A.odut,d Gold W.A, 3% .v 3,, Boulder Perseverance 9$9% 99, 1 British S. Afrit** ( 0. 3% 3$3{f» C ty nnd Hnhurban 53L 5S; Lon. O"Iflelde S.A. Def. 7% 7& 7, I>e 1I..r. 29,41 29 £ Dnrha" ftoodepoort 5% 5* Kaet Hand 7^ 7« olden Shoe 104 mk GipntKonMnr Z7?6dl H>innan n rown Hill 4% r llaunun's Oroya lj ^2 ly; lu" 10* lot Jobnniieebiirff Id rest 2 o Jui!i|«er» 4S? 416 Kalgurli 5^ £ i<ako View Conanle 13^ 134 13? T.nndon ?d Globe Finno 20s6d 20s3d ",Y" ChArltou 5g, e« Moilderfonteta 1'0 s £ r- 104% in 1 Oorcpum ID;d 31k Nuiulyd'-oos 3g J* Ooreffwa rI'ref 54L t? 'kh, Unndfonteiu ",<I .'lIDO. 40% 40& I. 4J2n* J Ap& Hio Tiuto New 57I 571617!o.1 Sonth Afri", Gold I'?"i fit I;,íiG"o'idg,I. U ctah 7"! YivKt AuBt ]1. l1i

MINING MARKET. SOUTH AFRICAN MINES. Aueelo. 6% 7 -r:l-;l)'I j| (! Do. Dcop 2% ??4, I.utjfiriantrt^i 21 21 Apex Mines 6% 6^ f^uipaiird# TJei. Aurora W..t U? Ne? )& 1% Bantfee (New) 1 Iii MayOonaolidat'd 4$- 4% Barrett 7/6 8/6 Meyer Arharltoti 5 6$ Bon1a 3* 4& Mod<t'rrnt'nNewl0% 10', "u".¡.,1orn N.. Do. B E.t?.. 3S 35? City&ndSnb N.. 5% 5$New BuHfontem 3, Champ D'0r. m 1^ ?F?mMM"? 3M 2ti 21; N i,,?l 3% 3ft Con, D11% Do, Deep lfe 1% CMwBBeef°.)5& ?'.No?thB?i?'t''o'!4 2 Do. Deep 11 11$Nonrae Deep 4 5 D. Beers 29* ?9* P"lTlleR.ndt.Qt'n 1,», h\ Drietfontein 4$4% Princ^ea 1% 1 l?? g:¡;d'er;i t tlü::tei; r. i: fciwt B«nd 7$7* Band Mi 40I, 41", P«'»reira 20$21^ Rietfoncein N??. 1% 1$ heneh R..d22?4 Uo*e Deep 9 fteldenhuis 'S %H.bi.n E; 9 9$ Do. Deep 9% i0 Do, Deel" New, 4% 4ft Gleneairn 2 Salisbury New 2% 24, Deep 4* <% Sheba 1 1'. 0-h 2A 24 9i. MI" Jack 6% 6% GinsbersNew 2% 3 Do. E.p 3$3% :{q:r 0', g. R: ::t" 3% 4 H.?i.t Nf,? 6$6% Stoyn F?l? 2, 26 JarerHfonteln ,.lb% 7% Tn.al GoM Jubilee 5% 6$and Explorat'n 2% 2^ 3,?-p.r 4% 6 Tr.?."ry 4't" 5 1). 414 4$Unitartlioodati'le 3% 3v Kleinfontein 2" 2$Van K,. Ne 3? 3A Knirht 5% 5^ Vitlaee Mamreef 8% 81 K.i.ht'. C'.t-l 2 tA aH VoM?t?M 1% 1, igbt'. Deep. 3% 3? W«mraer 11$11% f??tw ?.'2% 2?W???"???4'% 4%. Langlaa^to 3% 262.% AUSTRALIAN AND INDIAN MINES. A l.d<1it\-Ll\ml 1' «!v Hwnt,)u Aano Gold W. A. 3A 3( "ke View C'n»lHl3^ 13V Baylcy* United 4/0 4'1 ake View Sonth & Boulder P«rHf'nc 94i 9-1- ond'n RIH1 Went British \\U8trn.}'nl1-t 12 IIfllh"¡'n }iIpl'n 1-1 1 Br'kaman Bo'lder$% ondon A Globe Broken Hill Prop 51/6 52 Finance ..i. 19 9 .6<>I Bnrb411kø DO J XV 1! Mount Lyell 6 6% 10 10, Do. North 3 3'.s Championiteef. El6-.1 ",Im 4,6 5/6 Knreka V tount MOrlr"D. 5,^ b, C4.d H.r.? Sb-10% 101 ?t«"M .°. 5't 5W G'Jden Links. lft Ui n?ldfl.ld 3 6 40 r, (11,? rjt. Boulder 27/6 OlJ u Heef 0/3 P/f> Do. Main Beef 2^ 2A W'cst 9-6 10/6 Hnmnton Plaiue 3Vynaad 90 10/0 KtS  H?Mn??% ?Nor'thB?Mer.AA H<nmntBr'BH't4% 4% .Nundydroog 34 Do, 0,.Y. 1A 1,? 1 Ooregurn33 3,?, Do. Props.. 4 9 5'3 r??f 5,? 5,1 D1. ?r U ]o1i1l 11P. 6/0 7/0 ,,l C. 364 Iv .o. 10 104i P ak If ill 3$4 Do. Sonth. 1% 1% Z?.. f G-If? 4 ?. 45 Aaivirri 5 6Hi W. Aus. Goldfilds 2 Do. N0rth. Waihi Gold lift 12A Vo. fcouth. 3 3'm inSCELLANBOUS. AnaeondsOoppnrlO?^ 10% Monnt'n Copper. 5^ 5% Asbanti 6'1,lfl' 22?, 2,3 Nama<|na Copper 6% 5% ""t"' "r 9',i(. Tiuto 67% 58 Prillian! 1,(,,k /1 10/6 Do, Prof 6 6' Do. ?t. Geore.. 2^ 3 Road mock 0/3 0/6 B"rm.b Hnhy )4/6 15/6 St. J Del Roy 1! 1% Cape Copper 5% 6 ^trat.tons Indep.. d ¡:rI'pe. ,f,t;:ton. ? 7 '"oromasdei Hal! Minos. 4/66 R-i8j,Albi.o Pr?r. 1% a hMon A Barrr. 3 3'/<

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST SUPPLIED BY MESSRS. THACKERAY AND CO., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 3. DOCK- CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. RAILWAYS. Paid. Prices. Stock Borry Undivided 1CO 20J 203 Do 4pc. Prefd 0.11 100 J08 110 Do, Vefened Ord 100 94 97 tt Brecon and Merthyr 100 5 10 p (I1100 106 103 Great We8tern. 1.143 144 London A N Western 100 179 180 MiIllllnùPrfd COllvOrd 100 76 S 77S Do Def(IConv.Ord .I0N 0 76 77 10 Port T.1b.t Ry,& D,k 1067 10 Rhon. Cot Stransoa Hay, N. 1/42,165 102'1 -'S i?' "took R¡'e42:.1. 1C0 21 21'6 Do. He. PrefdOrd ICO 109 111 Do Deferred Ord 100 113 118 2allTaleDiridedStV 100 70{{, 70% PREFERENTIAL. Stook A le"IU1.tra.D k.&l way 4!1r A Proference. 100 Ill 113 Vo. do *?$}>.c.B 100 103 100 „ Barry BySp.c.letrrof. 100 4 j56 „ Do Consol. 4 I' c. 100 23 126 „ BreonAMr.lat Pref.'61 100 80 85 Do. 2nd Pref. '62 100 O) 55 Cambrian N.. 1 4 p. ICO ST 60 Do. E. 2 < p .l.. 100 20 25 Grc'e.r.ll; i 164 t;7 10 Port T,lb,l 10 8*6 9^ 10 Kb on A S'sea Bay p? 10 Cty 'V, ';cIJ?Iy;e: (' 1ög 12g' 1;" ft, .p"ico 117 120 Scrip ntt. 4t>i\ N.,w 10 222 :23 GUARANTEED OR LEASED. 50 Ab??d.r. 10p.? 50 155 157 Stock Gt \vest. 5p.o. (ifnar.l 100 165 16* „ Pennrt.h l t rbrf>^ p.e. ,62 Vnl- .1 Glamoraran 100 10) 11? RA G1r;H};'¡{EiÙ:;UR, StocX Alex'dra DksA Ry 4 pc 100 117 119 „ Uarrvliuilwivy 3 p.e. 100 96 98 pm h o. New Ai?.12 pm Brecon &Mer A4p.c.. 100 103 106 Do, do. B4p p:?:: 100 1809 3 106 P. „ Cwdiffilailway3p.c. 100 93 95 C..L,?i.. A 4p.e. 100 .119 121 Do 1 4 p.. 100 107 10, R l\4: 100 1 m „ Do. J) p,uon'cnm IOJ 90 95 (heat Western P.?. 100 136 139 100 Midland 2$p.e 100 8') 87 180 Mid-Wales A 4 p.e. '0 117 122 M Neath and Brecon 1st,. 100 105 110 Do. do. A 1 100 100 105 do. A 2 100 57 62 R'í::&S'env'p'ö' 100 Ifi 1 Rhvmney *p,c- 100 130 132 100 TatfVale 3p.e 300 98 300 100 :lGi:J; ] 0 BANKS. 50 Capital andCoiiubies.. 10 40 41 tO Lend City A Midland.. 12$. 50$51$ 10 Loudon .,?d52?' 22 50 Lloyd* 1.1?k 8 32 33 ¡;g tp11I(fE'tWl"¡ r rl 75 Nntlomd Provincial 18. 55 66 60 National Provincial 12 63$64$ 26 North S-th W..IM. 10 37 38 GAS. 10 Abe1dare. 10 19 20 St. k Bristol 5p.c 1. 12z, Im C-did A 10p.o 100 .233 238 SOk i,¥Wt: t f3" Do. C 7 p.e 100 170 ?76 Do. D 5 p.e 100 121 125 'Pï:8tk' gg IN 121 „ Newport A f,¡ p.e 100 220 22? Do. '7 001169 l'.c¡tt'}hJ l 160 „ SwangeaC^nsol 5 t > c 100 113 119 SDn8eaif::0¡,9;¡r. ¡gg m m GAS AND WATER. 10 Brldtr8nrl 10 10, 10% 12 Poatypool max. Hlp,o. 12 13 14 WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol 25 65 66 21 Do 20 46$47$ 10 Pontypridd 10p.c. Ord 10 19$20$ 10 J)0, 7 p,e. n." 10 13» 14 BREWERIES. 10 Ðuok:ey'85;, 1',0 Cum jre-irej 10 9$20 Stock Do,4!!opcl8tMort,Dohl00 99 101 10 Hancock 6?c Prfd Ord 10 11% 12% 10 Do. Deferred Ord 10 12 13 10 D.. P,1'6 p.. 14 14$ ",k E: n 'ck: 100 lÈ1 10 Nell Ordinary iO. <)l 911 10 Do. 6p.. Pref, 10 10 10!j, 10 Rhondda Val'y Spc Pi 10. 91\ 101" StjCk Do. 4$100 101 103 COAL AND IEOIT. 100 Albion Steam Colhory lJ 16?(, 17ib 100 ])0 £'1'.0 Deb (red) lai JOl 103 too I)o. up.(;? -I Or 10 303i It 10 CimbriauCol Ord 10 1014 11 01)..610 9 30& 00 Do4i,)o 99 101 10 D. Davis anù Sons 10 lliiP 12 10 1>o,6p,o,Cu 1' 10 10$11 00 Do. 5 p.c. Deb tred.) 100 104 1C3 100 Do.5p c.B Debll506l 100 J02 103 23 Ebb,, q.I. gt?-1, 20 11% 115 5 Great-Western Ord5i ,?i7 5 Do. lOp.c. Cu. F,.(51(' lit 10 ",o"" P"* c ,f 30 9'j 10 100 D"* ,,b. 1"3CIO3(12 5 I"t.- t,Pl56 '?7 :010 Lewis,MrthyrCol6DCPf 10 11 tt I[% 100 Do. do. 5P"Db- :00 102 104 10 1,k?t.M' 'I 10 i,J& 12^ i8 I'Dtø6:lg M MI 100 Do, ?pl.b too 1()3 105 100 Millor ACory 5 pc Deb. 100 fM 100 102 10 Newj>ort-Abercarn. 10 9% 10% 10 Do. P'tioip'^fi dc Prtf'' 30 13& IA 6 North's Nav. Colliory. 5 ,M 6{& 6 W 5 Do.lOp 0 Cn. Pref. 6 8-Si 9' 10 Peurikyber Colliery 10 9 l) 10 Do.6 to 7$pc Uu. Pr«/ 10 9^ ]0 1 rowell 1)..5D,?l, ?llo 103 1006 25 Do. Or<1" "ry 25 18 20 5 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 5 5 5& Rryne/J';?: 4Od 44.d 5"Ne" "rdted"nd 2$.„ 41?6142?cl 100 Do.5p,c. l?".rtg Db. 100 99 1. 17 S WalesColliory Ord A 17 n ]2 3 Do.Cu Prtpj?.10pcPr»f B3 4% 4«; 3 Do. Cu. Prtcpjr. B 1 $ 2,,? 2$ 1 T"degarIron ACoalA.. 14a. 89 9'3 Stook Do. do B 100 68 73 MISCELLANEOUS. 10 Barry G@VLUG Dock 10 I ''It 20 10 Do. 6p.(,. 11 ? 12 1 Bon E."n8 A Co. Ord |Bubjoottofounder8'8hsl I 18* Oil 19< Od I Bland and Co. 1 18. 6d 19s 6d Id itor:?W: Wagons 18 j 19"66: 10 Bute 110 ,M 14% 15 \g tiNét Dry Dk :8 J: 11io 100 Do. 5 p.c. Debs 100 101 io 100 Do. C.3P. T(Y) C,7 I11 10 lardH! Ico, 10 12% )xv. 5 Cnrdiif A Pon'tbTr.63% 3* ^0 Carditf J'ction Dry Dk 40 1,5 25 edit! IV orkm'u8Cot'R' 25 40 "2 1 English Crown Spelter 1 2'-> ov 20 Hills' Dry Dock '14 » 10 :I\[¡1e?:0'Öd:g J 8 10 Milford Docks 10 fe jl 18 'i" Ig 11 111 10 Do. do. to 12 I2fe 1 ) .?.W. i too9inj 100 pcT)c?1)(r.l 100 99 101 log M:f:)(); 1 £ I¡¡. 5 D?. 5 P.?. Pr.f 5 4 1 fi t s8 MP.¡;t'tCD;;k Ü'B 4g 77 79^ in 25ft 6¡¡' Stock Park-hall 4 p,c, Deb 100 101 1C3 50 Ponarth Shlpbui\din. 60 25 7 10 Provincia I 'rmm way. 1016;1 10 Do,5io 10 ]0 I,» J1? 0 Splner. A Oak-. 0,,1.9 21% It^ 0D.. f.p.c.Pref. 10 12$It I 1 1 Btr'i,"n<\ 'i:r¿ 6:1 730d 6P.e/ r«r Shs 3.0 11 I4«0dxd 1 ■ S«,t/ ook B". ?,?r 4 Stk I ?l 107s 10 Weaver A Co. Ord.1, 12 F, 10 Weaver 0\ Co. 6pcPf, 10 I{ nJ 100 Western Mail 4& P,C, Deb (1939/20) 100 .10 1 1C3 10 Do. 5 p.c.Cn. 10 81^ 9 u p,u when Panted in italics, indicates thllt the Shore8 ar. Preferential as to Capital as well as Dividend. Bank Ratemised from 3 ".e. to 4 p.c. July 19,1900. SELLEDS-20 Port T.ilbof Grrtvinfir Dock Sh-b w 20 London nnd Prov. Bank Sh Ires 15 Khymney Iron Old Shares, at 43. 6d 4J59 T? New Pref, tully pd ?,t 12$pm. £ 4o5 Brecon and Merthyr A D,?b £ J.0f0 Backer's Brewery B 1,, 10 CILI,Ittf St-,? Laundry New Shares £ 1.000 Cambnan Railway B Deb 20 A 5 Weaver A Co. New 6 p.c. P 'f? t I I ?1,10- iT Y3.1.) 5 p. l)?b, 102 10 Brewery Ordinary bhare* 32 Moss* BUll) rü 5 0.0. Pref Shares 2S Cambrian Colliory Pref ha, at 0 20 Balrv Graving Dcuk Urciiuary ShareR .£26 Ithond,1th\: Swansea t'ay Deb, at 113 33 RilOuùda A Swathe l'ay Prefs, at 8$ £26¿ £5Ü(I Rhymney 4 v.c. l'ref Stock 10 ch..nol Poutoou Ordinarv 8hs, at 9$ 51 0 Al?.. r,o, A 4S '?P'.f'.t 112 ?MO & ie ?'a 11 P' ?r ?p?, t 107 6 100 Tr??i?g,r A Shares £ 500 TredeirarB Stock 30 Port TalbotOrd Shares leo John Bland and Co. barel, at 19B 30 & 10 Great WRI('ru Collierv B .tG? 0 Alexandra B *5$ p,c, Mock j I 20Aberdaro 6- Sh. BUYERS — £ 700 Taff Vale "tock 10 Newpo-t-Abe'cnvn Ord Shares 3, G, t. K.?. Pr?f Shr?! £50 Newport Water Annu tios £ 220 llùymnpy Undivided Hock ú Cardiff 1 xoh^ng-e :1nll Ofli e Shares 20 u. Davis and Sons Pr»*f Dhares 30 j'nl"nrb.n Collierv Pref Shares, at 9$ 20Loo!tets Colliery Pref ShareRs, at 1Oå> 20 Western Mail Preference Shares 50 Guost. Ke" Onl 81mre. at II. 6d pm 2J ^nsoles Collierv i'ref Shares, at 'I #1.0:)° B irry N,? Deb, t 1% p, fl.O^O Powell Durtrm Debentures £ 500 Brccon N Deb 'tork £380 ?,, Vmu ?y I"cm 5 T'.C Debentures Pr sp?t'u??` of Windsor Colliery 10 P.C. Cum, Preference Share. my be obtained upon appli- cation to ns. THACKKKAY AND CO.. CAliDIFF. TELEPHONE: P.O.. 61: NATIONAL. 134.

T? T. t,YDDON AND CO., E. 122imTE\V)T)C:iRiHAt CARDIFF. T'gmø. "Lyddon, Cardiff." T'pha: P.O. 63, N. 103. SELLERS—100 I'rl\(rdar Collien SIlnre8 19 Ehhw Vales, at £ 12 2,000 Brecon and Merthvr Ordinary 20IIinc"ok Deferred Shares £ 1, 00 khymnev Railway 4 p,o. 1rer8 30 Rhymnev Iroll New 50 North's Collierr (Jrei i>hs.nt £ 6 Us 3d OAlbiou Colliery Shares, at 17 £ roo Barry Preferred ;i;200 Barry Deferred, at £9; 11 I'ontvpnol Flour Mills A Bakery £ 10 h(1re, £8 CJ,dd 20 L,» kots Merthyr Ord Shares 1,,I G.? Water B, t 210 ig ';1,;&;1 la ';e)f at £10 £ K'O Vale of Glnmonpm S'ock, at 109 10 Pcnrikyber CollicryOrd Shs. at £9!¡ 40 International Coal Shares )5 Newport.Aber am Pref Shs, at 13% £ 500 Swansea HarbO\r Stock 20 Barrv Graving Dook Ord, "t iE20 13UYERS_ 20 Fbhw V.1e., at ,711% 10 Thompson a->d Sh-??k.11 Ord, at £ 2% ION11rdStia7,s, at SGfi xO?., .r; ,,b,fI., premo 10 1). Davis and Sons Pre? rh. 50 North's Colliery Pref Shnrosj, at 8% 20 Leicester Empire shares 25 Penrikvber Collierv Ord, nt £9 £ 00 Taff V..1e 3 ¡¡e Debenture 50 Lockets M.-rthvr Pref Sho, at £ 1010 25 Hh01ulda A wausca Hav Prof,at £ 8% £700 Cardiff T?v Profomd, fit .£ IC6 S. AND J* Q. TII0MAS. 8tock F .,nd 1, D, k-,httml,,ers. Cardiff T B1I19. '?]emln. Cardiff" N. Tel., 15G; P.O.. 133. SELLER -0 MouutSiuait Hotel Shares 25I"lckcts Morth r l'referollce, at Ie", 25 Cambrian Preference, at par 10 Internationals 10 N jr h Ordinary Shares 10 Great We-teru Colliery B 10 Card iff Theatre Co bharna 10 Windsor M,lsomo U;»ll Shares 3.^ T Elliott (Ltd.) "ba cs £ 700 Ebbw Valo )90 > Del^-iture £ J00 Ponarth Harbour Stock 25 Port Ta b,.t Ordinary Shares 31 New Emniro hareg 5'1 Thomas Owen Pref hares 100 Stmruthan and Pref £76 Harry (:nrlivi!efl Sto^k Mordey, Carney fully & L9 pitid Shares 25 Port T. Prot ShareR nUYERS-£10.) Lewis-Merthy* r Dub S'ook Mount Stuart Dry T)ock. at 73 fa Km- loyers Liability AsHurnnco 30 D. lJavis"tld Sons Pr.f "hocs £5"0 Tart Val«Railway Ordv Stock £7:10 Grwat. Western Railw ,v Ordy Stock T: lt' Vu1e Railway New Pref STock F. PEARSON, STOCKHBOKEB, T. 'D0î;'ri s2]O, Te1egraph!c .\ùrlre. "Gcdae, Cardiff." Telephones: National No. 139: P.?t Ofhce No. -2 SELLERS— £ OOGu Keen 4 1'.e D"b ?rtI, pd 7 1,?P, f,?r,d Ordinarv, at 12's 50 Charterers, at 3L6 BUYERS— £ C0A Car ii» Channel 1st Debentures Mercantile Pontoon Prefs I Mount, -tuart Dn Dock Share 10 !"1r\ Dock h:1I' W. COURTIS AND CO., J. n,Yjc,mEDY'I'. :¡.STRi- A ..YD STOCK EXCHAIfOB, CARDIFF. Telegram8: "Rtocko, Cardiff." Telenlunpa: Na tion, 551- P.O.. 517. miiiiGEHTHKN DUNN AND CO.. r¡'R2,\OVnA RlRlrRD:' AND STOCK E'\CHA,1E T srrams: Tffdnnn. O?rd?fr." P,?gt Offic, N.. l?l. National Tplppliono No. 130. W B. SIMS and DAVID, STOCK and E SHARP! BROKERS, 59, MOUNTSTUART- SO A RTK EXCHANGE. BUTE DKR. CARDIFF T'srms "Shores. C'diff T'phs: P.O. No. 51, N. 236 SELLERS—4 fhncock Prefer once, ot 14 2 VilhersTln-platij Shares BUYERS-75 stran itrlmn Pt ?f ^hares, at 13, (d 3C0 H. IV!,i?: nt 3* 4i d £ 10 Ilhr!DJ]<!Y fr. Delt Ito, d (Hearer) 41hrry Graving Dock Pr¡,r, nt 12 PERCY POWETX, STOCK and SHARF BROKER, 113. Bute rd & Stk Exchange. Cardiff. T'srms. "Pnrao. Cardiff," T'phone, P.O 89, N. 225. BUYERS—3 i North'sCo1liery Or l, nt (2 10 > Hhvmnev Iron New :har;.¡, nt 418 6d -1" O,r"ffV Oro1iufl!'v 1011, (ii.,i. A,) 50 E?»bw V'a!e }¡ftrH<ô!. at I IT, SKLLERS—2*> Newpolt.A,,rclrJl Ord, with div. £ -.0j ,?7p, %I?. 0,,0 30i) khvmn^y Iron »> d Shares, at 43s 6d 4 Nort!1t3 Colliory 01'11 125 TredcjfitnTron A Shs, nt- 9al;d 5 Llovdand Yorath 6 pe. Profs, at 9S 6Binl)irn Profs, at nar 10 Locltetl<l1\fert"vr Orrt "rnro"R, !It,1<) TTENEY J. PILLI1SGElt AND CO., T. EETTONr RAYCR. VAUGHAN. nnd CO" STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, NEWPORT. MON, Tjrms. *TiI1;n?^r." Npt. Tphns, N 127, P.O. 505. LilT VERS—50 Tre.lfjrar Iron A Shares, at > s /;(1 £ 2nn Newport Water E; Annuities 300 .fones, Dickinson Ord Shnre*. at 18s 3d 300 Barnum and Ihiileys. at 11M 20 Wentl-ike's Brewery Ord Shares S50 Taff Vnle Ordinary 100 Hen Evans Ordinary £ 1.030 Hh. mnov Iron Ó 1',0. Dlb SELLERS— £ 200 Alex >ndra Doel, 4 p,e. Deb 50 Bnduetts OlS and New hefo £ rr»PoRk Bros, nd Winch Deb 50 Main Colliery Participating Prefs ot::5,f\OO G.W.R. 4 H,C, Deb ^to-k ze 2,1)00 Mid and Ry 2$p.c. Debenture 5r.0u Job., Uland ^h-ires, at 19111 6d £4c.0 Peaarth Harlwur 4 n,c. Deb Stock 20 Pow.,ll n ffrvu Ord Shares 50 Pn-tridrrc .TOl1r>q Pro.Pr.f Shares F RE') P. It 0 B J E N T F RC'lAL'Crr,UnŒSONrW'ol T Telephone No. 21. T'pms. "RobjfrJt. Ncwport." SELLERS—20 Great Western Colliery B. at 10^ 23wUyxit?c Brewery Ord & Pf 25 SWan8"" Old Brcwcry Pref 20 Blackwood Gas ShHC3 £1.000 Taff, at 71 50 North's, at 6 9-16 50 Ebbw Vales, at lli 80 Englifili Crown Spelters 50 Biaen-rtvon GnB and Water BUYERS—3D Penrikvber Colliery Pref £ 1.000 T a I-t, at 70J 5 NOJ'th'R, at 6i 30 Ebhws. "t 11 303 Rhvmney Iron Old 50 Rhymnoy Ncw 5) H. H. Vïda no, at 31 ?l  Briton Ferry Cb".iml. £ 1.000 L. and N West/ rn Ord 50 Ln P. j? at 21 50 Sonth Wales Colliery B. at 4. fHAS. MASSV AND CO., 22 S 23, MOUNTSTUAHT-aQ.. CARDIFF T'\IIo. "Invo.t, Cardiff." T'nho. N '2û8. po '15 WELSBAGII INCANDESCENT.—The foroifrn. buying reffirred to yesterday has ma-ile fur: h, r progress. Mie Ordinary, which touched 20 laat »frl2o,nn d?25 yV ¥vo 5 "'e R '■? 33, nod tlle Defcm-d from 29 tn The Oril;nnry hare heen as liigit 126 and th0 Deforred 24s. ERNEST SULLY AND «> A-' 113. 15TTTE-STREET. AND STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. T'srrams. "Trn&t T'phonoa. PO 7., Nat. IV T~IONKL TAYLOR AND^OO7; M J 27, WEST BUTE-STREET, and STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. rg. "S??nrity, C,?d?" Tphs, P.O. 113, N. 212, ,ff.P.. 113, N. 21Z SL?LLERS-4 H B Mor><rn>?e neh Bucklev's Rrewery P: pf.'ronco Shares £500 Taif 4 p,c, Pref Allots, at 13 prem, R600 Channel Dock B Debs 6L*»irtest*»r Empire Sliarep, nt 4ïj 5.1 Moss'Empire Prefs, at £5 50 R^ond la Valley Brewery Prefs BUYERS—lo Ch'umel Dry Dook Ord, at ç 20 Port Talbot Gravini? nùck, nt 4 50 North's Collierv Ordinary, at6i 50 Iutemarional Coal Sh-res R2,10 Alexxn<1ri Dock A Pref 50 Jeiceter Emrdro Shares at 4% W C5. BLOW AND 30. 'V. 53, g(mN1'!?'I"OTf & STi{ EXCHA"WE, C.?UDIFF. "nh¡o Address. "Con sola" T'nhs. P.O. 13, N.300. SELLERS-2 Ghnlmfeiuh SB, Shares 1 L1ang-ollcn pp. Share 1 Derwen BB. Share, at 1123 2 Craii:'le¡, ss. (Snowdon Co.) ShareB 1 Trowellard ss. Share t Westward Ho 88, Share 10 Gre'lt Wetern Colliery 13 135 9 Port Talbot Gr,ving Docks, at 5 50 Tredegar Dry Dock Ord Rho. at 9i 2.) Victorb Dry Dcl, Preferences 25 A 10 Star OmnibnsPrcf. at 1068 £3,10 Channel Dry Dock First Deb BUYERS-Victoria. Dry Dork Ord. at 3¡ 1 Comm0nw"a1th 8B. Share 1 TR,,NlifF- §I?" 1 Derwen bs. Shaw, t 105 1 Anthony RadcliITe 9. Sh,,r? 1 WynMt"y 8& ShaT 2 Lady Lewis ss. Rhare8, at 125 10 Leicester Empires, at 41 2 Powis ss. Shares, at 49 51 Star Omnibus Prof. at 5 20 United National Collieries r^ORDON OORY. 130. fUTTF^ y* STREET A OTO;-K EXOTTANfiE. CARDIFF Tgrnn. "Scrip. Cardiff. Nat. T'phne, o, 325. T..tli-b? aad Nenralgia Cured Instantly by Apply i"" Phil Phillips's .?th ?hn.tly Easily Applied ana Perfectly Harmless "Acts Like Magic." I.. B.ttl.. and 6d. Tube. Of a! i Chemists, or direct from the Manufacturer «. 9, Mary-street. Cuditf. &35G6 1p 8. TRAYES, CARDIFF, • 116, Ruf"-Street, and Stock Exchange. TeiOffrims, Trayes." Tel., P.O. 30. Nat. 324, SELLEI'1'1 ]\[crcant!lePonwon Ord Barry Preferred Or>i Stocn port-Abermrn Ord Cr, Brewery Pr" HUYEES—M E?Ii?hOroWa Speiter ShareR, "t 5GB Treilesf.vr Iron A 8hHres Rbondda B rlway Ord Share8 D, fJl\vi :111,1 Son.. Debentures Q ¥ T^nZ^ ^d ?ON, SWANGEA, S*Rtkb.r' 'iTI;,g."se, EIJIj}H-nucklcrjs l)reirory4j Ucbentiires TAMES M A DGE! ST OCKBROKER, t) WTND-STPEET. SWANSEA. Teme. "Madlte, Swansea." T'phone, No. 0483. P R E D h R E E 8 VAUGIIA .T?PT, Ll;.Nih S, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER. Nat Tetepuone. No. 536. 58 Hl'ok' s..tones, SWANSEA, St.(!k', k?? rpbone290, ,iU 6Elt F" SC. JOHNSON, Stockbroker, Mount- street Swansea. Telegrams, "Fairness." S}.JLIJEU- L0 Jones, iJickiusou 1'ieis AWTJOHNSON? Stockbroker, S'se, A. ,11. ?M' T'g'ma.. "Ornate." KliLER— £ •• Uuoii'Ut awniisfiv hav Deb. at 112 TJt?R'FcLARKE7?tockbioker, Old Bank-chambers, Pontypridd. Telegrams. "Shares," Pontypridd. Telephone—P.O.. 19; national. 26' BUYERS—'Taff Vale Ordinary, at 703 j:643 Pontypridd U.D. Council 3 p.c. at ,-6 SELLERS-lO l'ontypridd Arcade Co. (£8 paid* 23 Pontypridd Vfater 7 p.o.. at 13 13-16 SAFE INVESTMENT.—Six per Cent. 8A:t I;til;'rfft South Wales Colliery, rc-payabJo at the price of £ 110 per 9100 by tea equal yearly dr,?' ??ng. For full particulars address "Agent, ,t HiI. burn's Advertisement O!fiœ8, 379, Strand, T-on- don. e t L17942 |JOW TOMAKE MONEY. Every Investor should write for above Pamphlet, Showing how largo profits may be made Without hazardous risk or speculation, And how by successful Investment £10 may return £1 6s. weekly profit. Larger or Sm,lller Amounl3 in proportion. IInudreds of Testimonials. HOWARD, MARSHALL, and CO.. 104, 105. 106, Leadenhall-strect, E.C. 3412d

SOUTH WALES TRADE REPORTS. CARDIFF. EXCHANGE, Monday. Although since Saturday the arrivals of tonnage liavo been fairly satisfactory, the coal market to-day was weaker in all departments. Best and second-class steams were in mode- rate request for sh¡pment this month, but, so far a8 could be ascertained, there was no forward buying. Best, large was obtainable at 20s, seconds at lSs 6d, and drys from 178 9:1 per ton, less the usual discount. Quotations for Bmall steam coal were also easier. There was a sligiht falling; off in tlje demand for honse coal. and the patent fuel and coke markets ruled easier. Closing prices:—Best steam "oal 20s to 21s, 8econds 188 to 19s, dry, 17s to 18s; best steam small 9s 6d to 10.. seconds 95 to 9s 3d, and inferior from 8s; best Monmouthshire large 178 9d to 188 3d, seconds 16s 9d to 17s 3d, and smalls 8s per ton; best house coal 228 to 24b; No. 3 Rbondda large 13s 6d to 19s 6d, brush 16s 6d to 17a 6d, small 1.1s 6d to 14s 6(1; Xo. 2 Ilhondda large 16. 9d to' 17s, through and through 15s 64 to 14s, and smalls 9s to 10s; patent fuel 218 to 22a 6d, according to brand; special foundry coke 36s foundry 303 to 32s, and furnace 28s to 29s. Iron ore: Best Rubio 17. 9d to 18s per ton. c.i.f. Cardiff or Newport. Pitwood 18s to 19s 6cl per ton ex ship. The outward freight market was quiet, and less than an average number of fixtures were negotiated. Kates for Italy and the Bay ports continued firm, and there was no material alteration in coasting freights. SWANSEA. During the past week th0 trade of the port displaxoo less activity than for some time past, due to insufficiency of tonnage and a falling away in tho receipt ofron and iron ore, and as tho total imports in the corre- sponding period of last, year were bOl1t 10 M0 tons aboy.) tho average, there is a considerable falling off in this branch. There is, bvv;cver. an increase in exports. The tin-plate trade was fairly brisk. The mports include: — Frr..n.e.e, 1.100 tons pitwood and 3G0 tons gene- ral; Oormany. 1,041 tons wheat ann 850 tons general; Belgium and Holland, 380 tonB potatoes, 420 tons silver &and, and 350 tonB general; Norway, 679 tons pitwood; Spain, 2,050 tons iron ore; Chili, 1.400 tons e0pper ore, &c,; New York, 414 tons general. The princi- pal shipments of coal were:— Franc«, 24,608 tons; Spiia. 1,170 tons; Germany. 3.890 tons; Holland, 1.000 tons; Denmark, 1,150 tons: Italy, 1,480 tons; A'goria, 1.750 tons; Brazil, 620 tons; United States, 1,202 tons, and home p:>rts, 7,535 tons. Patent fuel: France, 460 tons; Spain, 1,350 tons; Italy, 1.480 tons; A nqtrn, 1,003 tons, and Tunis. 1,500 tons. Imports, 14,926 tons; exports, 60,333 tons, and total trade, 75,259 tons, compared with 81.025 tons the previous week and 83,192 ton. last, year. Shipments of coal. 46,914 tons; patent fuel. 7,%3 tons, and tin-platea and general goods 5,426 Ions. the latter-for France, 910 tons, Spain 390 tons, Portugal 180 tons, Ger- many 700 t<1n", Copenhagen, Dantzic, Ac., 1,200 tons, New York 571 tons, and home ports 1.470 tons. Shipments of tin-ptntes, 58,052 boxes, and receipts from works 64,838 boxes. Stocks in the dook warehouses and vans 155,988 boxes, compared with 149,202 boxes la at week and 145,441 boxes at tho corresponding dato'laat year, To load in this trnde in the current week—Llandaff City and Kansas City for New York, Cypria for Mediterranean ports. Alstad for Lisbon and Oporto, City of Cadiz for Hamburg, and Bivouac for Antwerp. TCBsels in dock: — Imports.—Pig iron 400 tons, iron ore 2,050, copper ore, &c., 1.525, eerap iron 123, flno dust 350. blende ore 136. lead Off 77. pitch 1.411, gas eoal 420, building material 667, pitwood 1,778. grain 1.449, flour 57, potatoes 514, arsenic 24. silver sand 400. and sundres 3,520. Export!—Goal 46,944 tone, patent, fuel 7,963 toii?. and tin-plates and general goods 5,426 tons. SWANSEA VALLEY. The production of tin-plates last wcek at the various ocn1res of the Maple indu8try ?@ on a par with that f th pr0Ccding wk. ?t P-t.rd.?.. couple of miBs wera idle, bn, the three mills at Foxhole were once mora in full operation. The outlook in the steel trade is discouraging in the extreme. Some four months ago Cwmo bwrla #nd MHlbrcok closed down, and exhibit no indication of re-starting. Now tho four furnaces and bar mill at Cwinfelin are to follow suit. This state of things is entirely dID to the illlpOrtation of American tin bJxs. The three above-mention: works were adapted solely for turning out thi8 cla8s of bar. Both the latter concerns belong to the MC8srs, Thomas, who have now finally dccidod to Mtn 11,11 their tin-plate mills with foreign material. This firm contToIs on peventh of tho present trade in tin-platea, but no sheets are produced at. any of their works. Tho output of pig iron during the week was normal. Stocks are, however, increasing. The Mannesmann Works axe operating regularly, although not, so briskly as a month ago. The 8p"ltor refineries and copper establishments are actively engaged. A good demand exists for sulphate of oopper; consequently, such works :1" those of M""sri!, Porteous are reap- ing a good harvest. With the exception of the Riroharove Old Pit. which \Vn, ičIe for three out of the six days last weok. an the collieries were briskly employed. Prices for house coal remain t;nchan"d, but the demand for ,ame haB eased MnsiderabJy. Minor industries are, scarcely without eXOoôJ>tion. doing fairly well. DOWLAIS. Of tho staple industries in this district the coal trade is, of course, enjoying the greatest measure of pr()9pcrit.y, and appears likely to retain premier position awhile Last week the tonnage raised at the collieries reached very 8uMtant.lal fi¡;uTes, and the managernent have tho satisfaction of knowing the men to \)() at regular work, with only a small per- centage of absentees. The dispute at one of (he Voehriw pits, referred to arbitration, is reported to be nearing settlement, and the decision is being eagerly awaited. In regard to the iron and steel works, the week was not productive of any noteworthy feature. The same unvarying routine was observed in all departments, and the furnaces and mills were in operation and employed as a fortnight ago. Some heavy consignments of 8ted rails were handled, and these included a his- lot in short and medium lengths for colliery and other purposes. In this connection it may be men- tioned that the mills are being specially equipped for the production of rails for tram- ways. The manufacture of this particular type of rail has hitherto been neglected, but with the necessary facilities for a larg-e and speedy output there is every probability of he venture proving ruccessfu! and remunerative.

Barrow, Monday.Mjxed Bessemer numbers are quoted this morning at 788 to SIs net f.o.b and warrant iron is at 77s net cash sellers, buyers 3d l?; De?mtr is not brisk, but. orders are well held, although delivery engage- ments not pr&Min?. The further cle?r?nce of 2,500 tons of warrant iron is a proof that the prompt deliveries required xre being drawn from this source, as makers have no iron avail- able for prompt deliveries. Notwithstanding the fact that supplies to steelmakers are less, steel mills are again busily employed, but makers are not well off for orders, and empect quiet month. Pri- accordingly easier, h;iI:tbl1:ri::rfn': ;lYda1! report any new orders. There is an easier tone in ooal and coke, and cheaper prices are expected. Shipping quieter.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. II ? | E | i I I I I ¡; I 5 I Toes, i Aior mv ( y 13 j 9 0 9 W | -iQ 1 10 3 .lay. ??.? 931\ 9 22 930 10 14 10 16 Nov. 27 <H.?i? 1 31 9 23 8 0 316 31 1 Wed- Morn'I" I 9 66 I 9 44 I V 53 10 43 '10 45 B?y.??'?.?t?? ? 7 '016 M57!)05S Sot, 2? '?? 31 3127 10 29 1 3) 4 I 21 10 i,hur i i0 *4 i lu 3j i l1-* 4,11 29 Fl-o ??'?nnel'i'10?3H7'148jH49 day, 29 H-m'i,: | 30 o j 26 1 9 !1 ?90_ 1 ?8 l 49 5 ~Fri- MoruiV .11 3t$11 33 11 3o -■ fy Evenix 1226 2 23 «lay3, ? lieiirht 12? 10 26 0 ?2 1 27 7 tia?jr"Ti<ot?'T i 12 8 J2 6 12 6 t M S< )2 68 42? !2 41 121 1 37 1 4J DcYi j Jtu ?MH!'?!l 12 3 1 2 4: P e r' liiuii Dock otU. A 101i.LU\HW. Uoo* !i¡&,Biu.

LOCAL CHARTERING TRANSACTIONS. CARDIFF. EXCHANGE, Monday. The foHowJng incluà Uio latest fixtures reported;— Outward—Steamers. Cardiff to Naples. Ios.2.300tona B,?.diii. 9.1,49,3 r l.«Mde)n-ery(Va.si)'?) St, Scrv?tn 7s ?Ucrcphoue) „ Rouen, 7s 9d (Alpha) „ Las Palmaa, option Tenenffe, 78 9d (Hedwiff) „ Leghorn, 10s 6d (Giovaunij, Genoa terms Hontlear, 66 (Ant) Port Said, 118 9d (T. R. Thompson) Port Said, lis 9d (Oeorge Koylv) AlgIers, lOf 25c C.,cI) ? Malta, 9s (SbeHa) Malta, 9s lid St. Nazaire, 7f 87ic; option Cban- tenay, 81 37c (Vcloz) FOREIGN FIXTURES. LONDON, Monday. The demand for tonnage continues very quiet, but rates generally are steady. Fixtures — Boynton, steamer, 3,000 tons, January 5- February 5, San Lorenzo, 25s. open charter. Saint Oswald, steamor. 4,200 tons, prompt, Sulina to Antwerp, lis. C Steamer, 2,900 tOIlS, end December, Elva tc Cardiff, 6s, f.d. Steamer, 2,300 tons, December, Bilbao to lliddlesborougli, 6s 6d. RinWALLET) OFF THE LIZARD. Nov. 26.-pA £ 8ed Kaafc: Minnie Sommers from Brighton for Fh-etwood; barque B?m from Yucatan for Falmouth; -t"-Im Mm nehahtt, from New York for London; Gar moyle, for London.; American. from Nev York f. r Amsterdam; Prinz Regent LuJt pold, from New York for BreHlcn; Suther lnd. from Liverpool for Hamburg. Fa""e' NV'? ':Ste?imers, a Clyde Shipping Company'o; two of J-k' Itahn. f,.I. Dunkirk; City 0; Hamburg, for Dublin; British Kiap. from ?Jt!- werp fcr New York: Emir; Alaenty, for Bel fast; Afghanistan, for Swansea; Tishren, for Manchester-Wind. 8. fresh gale; weather heavy rain; .?., r.,gh; bar., 29.54, falling, SIGNALLED OFF THE MUMBLES HEAD. Nov. 26.-Wind. W.. fresh; weather, clear and fine; s€a, moderate.—Passed Ei'st: Steamer Truda; Haddon Hall, of West Hartlepool. rOEKIGX ARRIVALS AND MOVEMENTS OF WOAr, STEAMERS. nL' Cairo left Alexandria tor s-narpness iiru. Aahby passei Gibraltar for Rotterdam 23ri«u. Levn left Barcelona for Bcnisaf 23rd. Raiabv left Ergaeteria for Rotterdam ZJrd. haltwick arrived Barcelona 24th. Garth left La Rochelle for Bilbao 23rd. Hatfield arrived Bilbao 23rd. Coventry arrived Carthagena, Z5th, Jersey left Bordeaux i T Bilbao 25th. Hart arrived Bayonne 24tli. 9,t Pontypridd arrived Bastia 25tli. LvnilhurBt arrived Fleetwood 26th. L?ea? left Algiers fer Antwerp 24th. Dowlaia left Bilbao for Cardiff 25th. Forest, arrived Dunkirk 25tli. Lavernock left Fnnchal for Caiw Town 24th Saxon Briton left Passageg'for Bilbao 24th. Lady Lewis paEsed Duugeness for Rotterdam 25th. "° Collingbam arrived Newport, News 25th, Can?iannrrived Bordeaux 2ord. Z4'1,. A??m'A left. NewiMrt for Alexandria 24!h. St. Rerulu? left New York for Havre 25th. Deroctien arrived Stettin 26th. Silurian left Stettin 25th. CARDIFF—ABKIYALS. ItOATII DOCK. fjov 24.—Zvlpha, s. 1,866. Hamburg, light Longliirst, B. 1,703. St. Vincent, 8, 1,008, Ar drossan, light 27,Ar h,,).d-, 8, 1,306, Rotterdam light Waketild, L4W'D-k?,1,. light Bnnleton, 8, £ 75. Chatham, light. In dan a. s, 2,873. B?r l?9-1. 2'v6.T'y.I74. Cork, li;ht. Elemore, b 172, Devonport, 'g h,Had 111 11 s, 2677 r-und?light '"?le,Dd iron ore. Or1Ca&8, 522. Miosissippi, 643, Bridgwatei (N.S.), deals and boards. Nordkap, 1,329, Nykieby. pitproiw. Pyrope, s. 166, Newport, light. RCTE EAST DOCK. Nov. 24,-Ingold.hy, 8, 739, Newport, light. 8apphire. e, 521. London, light., Nov. 25.—Gwenllian Tlnmas, s, 664, Garston, light Topaze, 8, 1.211, London, light William. 50, Bridewater. light. .s. 785. Sharp- 50' Bli?lt,. t..g, 3. RI)?, (13, jig ht. Cr;-p don, s, 1,022. L,, Pall ice, pitwood. ;Sov, 26.—Constanta, e. 1,4^6. Rotterdam, light. BUTE WEST DOCK. Noy. 24—Traveller, 158, Antwerp, potatoes. S'abil, 324. Westbury, 199, Wexford, light Derby 44, Bristol, maize. Brothers. 52, Bristol, barley, Ismene. 63, ?'? ;bri,i Nov.Sir Wm. Mo. -;ih. 35. Aberthaw. limestone. Esmeralda. 119. London, cement Alsa?.48. Pont I' Abbe, potatoes Volscian, 180. Caen Jight. Louis Marie. 152, I; Orient, pitwood. Sea Pnlnt, s, 205, Limerick, light, ll,p,y it, r,, !d, B'? t,)I. b,,r?it ore. Rival. 47 V,,I, "?r. dm, gilpb, s, 74, BUM7 Port., anthra01te duff St kwn, 226. Newlyn. broken ttone. Hoogeziiid 1" 198. Gronmgen. cats. Poficidcn. 545. Krasero, timber aud props. A1crt. s 57, S?a fish. iL iverpool, gmeral 1361: Liveri?of)], general. Frid.i 370. Highbridge, light. T?rtar, 71, Pen- "nce, baILI.I Marian. 58. Diib iin, burnt ore New De.ign, 49, Dublin, burnt ore. 8komer. B 46. Sea, fish. Julia. 75, L'Orient, pitwood. Petronella, 156. Groningen, oats. Alcide, lZô, Red. pitwood PENARTH DOCK. Nov. 24.-Go]dcliffe, s, 743, Briton Ferry, light Benedict,, s. 2,180, Liverpool, ligh. Paris, s, 531, Havre, light. Nov. 25.-Harrow, R, 1,100 London, light Alsen, s. 475, Manchester, 1ir;ht. Cheriton. 8 703. Antwerp, light. Briton I.; "hI, s, 2.107, Har- bour. light. Ingeria. s, 415, Rotterdam, light. Rtokoo1ey, 8, 443, Rouen, light. Al?twerl?en s 758. =?d.,m' light. 391, Bri,tQI, Jight. Nov. 26.-Hcndon, 8, 1,115, London, light. Ladv Bertha, 8, 285, Newhaven, light., T. E. Forster, « 498, Rouen, light. Throstlegarth. s, 937, Liveir- pool Jight, Innesni.?, I? 839 Bilbao, light Aldborough. 8, 1,518, Cardiff, light. 151e of p?') lb- ?,,?,?8?b67. ti. verpoo) Ii?.-ht. C"Idy, s, SAIL ,NGS ItOATH DOCK. Nov. 24.-Dodon, s 'Norberg), Maryport. 0,?,.g? Pri? s, Phil, Tredegar, s grg:), 1':r¿;y"(,¡f::f,lPPPItT:gfjJ ;r tin\, Port Gl?gow. Banderas, o (' omas). Lislion. Nov. 25.-Lors., Ormonde, a (Aiken), Balti- more. HUTE EAST DOCK. Nov. 24-r,armen Koca, s, Barcelona. Maria Blanquer (Prien). Rio de Janeiro. Earl of Dlllnfrie8, s (Jones). La Rochelle. Nov. 25.-Blallcfield, 8. Capo Town. BUTE WEST DOCK. Nov. 24.—Wnnsfell. s (AtkinR). ChalhRm Merthyr, fE 'rttCh,n. l,u,i, Lydnev Vigi, (,=.. Plymouth. Captain M'CJurc, s (Gallahar), Dubli. Nov. 25.—Sovereign. IV do. s (Morrison), Swansea. To'emattue Lrl, )? Redon. Nov. 26.—Clara (Rolfer), New Ross. Sappho (G, Waterford. Jura (Kinch), Arklow, PENARTH DOCK. Nov. 24.-Bangarth, g, Liverpool, coal. Edin- burgh. s, La Pallice. eoal. ENTERED m::TW ARDS,- ovem 1><>r 26. Venice. DunHley, s, B, Abbott, 1,297, W. H. Taylor 4 Co. Madeira or Venice. Sidra, s, B, Atkinson, 2,033, T. Appleby -5' Co. LaT. ?"l'4,lIy B?.au, s. F, Vignal, 643, A, CapeJle Teneriffe, White Jacket, 8, D, Wood, 1,406, Geo. Ilallett River Plate. Zylplia, S, B, Rooney, 1,866, C. Ten- nant. Sons i Co. Havre, Presto, s, D. S- r. 563, J. T. Milbirrn Lisbon, Cheriton, 8, B, George, 709, Trechmann, Oarrick & Co. Malaira, Cito, s, Nwy, Nathanielsen, 391, KriegeT and Schliemann Genoa. Ida, e, Ity. Raggio, 1,597, A. T. Lucovich Brest, Penzance, s, B, Jone*, 874, W. J. Tillett IIulva, Gwenllian Thcmas, s, n, Jenkins, 665, Thomas & Ridcliffe Dakar, Wakefield, s, B, 01 sen, 1,543, Woodruff and Shillito St. Malo. Stokasley, 8, B, Jenne, 448, J. T. Duncan A Co. Gibraltair. Ropid, s. B, Parnall, 656, Cory Bros. Port Killindini. Induna, s, B. Rcid, 2,874, Howard, Houlder &■ Co. Marseilles, St. Vincent, s, B, Stott, 1,008, CoTy Broi, & Co St. M:do, Volscian, s, B. Edmonds. 180, M. J, Beg? & Co. Carthagena or Alicante. Isle of Oaldy, 8, B. Jones, 867, Stallybrass 4 Co. Malta, Uarie, e, B, Shott-on, 1,205, Anglo- American Agency Gibraltar, Engineer, 8, B, Gardner, 442, Bar. rlon. Moore A 00. Alicante. Wanabeck, s, B, Edwards, 1,078, Orders and Handford Catania, Longhirst. 9, B. Anderson, 1,308, Hall Bros. Havre. Paris, s, B, BliaWt, 532, F. C. Strick and C". (Liit?,d) L'Orient. Louis Marie. F. Hen;8, 152. Morel (Ld.) Pont I Abbe, Alsace. F, K?ie:l 33. 11-?: (Ltd Bordeaux. Antwerpen, s, S?-, ;W?e3. trl.d, 758 C.&Co. Bahia, Pernambuco, Ac., Birgitte, Nwy, Ander, sen. 546. C. Behroeter A Co. Porto Praia, (C.V.). Drot, Nwy, B?k, 953, C Rhrot?ter A C.. So" Domingo City. Frida, Nwy, P-munen, 370. C. Schroeter ?. C.. Genoa. Nordkap, s, Nwy, Land, 1,329, C. F, Han- sen & C.. Swirtevnunde, Rtabil, e, W)', Lindtner, U4, C F. an-n & Co. B.,h Pe,mb.?.. Joh&nne, Nwy, Berthel- 8en, 4,, 0. F. ii.n? & 00 Bordeaux. Areohondo. s, Spn, Cenega, 1.306. H Ree. Jonec & Co. Can, Town. Ingerid, HoJ, 3f-eb-. 441, C. F. Hann A Co. Babia or Pernambuco, Ane J"næ.ine, Den.-Ohle, 457, T,11,f & 00 H"b"g' ?lqen. 8, Ger, Stubr. 475. Tel1efuu I N.aples, Klampenborg, e, Den, Jensen, 1,136, W-. E. Willi". mBcdana, 8, Spn, Vigil, 1,491, I.. church & Oo. Aden, Haddon HiLlI, S. B, Hood, 2,677, Guthrie, Hey wood & Co. La. ???et!c. <t.mUTD, 8, Ho!. Weedi. 906, Powley, Thoma. A Go, Ghent, Borkum, s, Ger, Wallis, 785, Harrison, Moore A Co. Tarragona. Sapphire, 3, B, Luke, 513. J. T. Mil. burn Co. Honflcur, T. E. Foryter, s, B, Brabyn, 498, Vi Edgar & Co Kustandje, Con.stanta, e, Roum, la^kuri.c, 1,426, Foster, Hain & Co. Buenos Ayres, Jose Martinez de Penillos, a, Spn, Ormachea, 1,650, 1L Rees Jones & Co, Redon, Alcide. F, Chenio. 127, Morel (Limited) Rio de Janeiro. Thomas Hilyard, B, Robinson, 1,415, E. C, Downin g » L'¿cIf. ;icb;. s, B, Brown. 739, I?, Finch A Co. ifcnnburg. Silvio, e, B. Woodcock, 769, Bristol Steam Navigation Company (Limited) CLEARED—November 26. Malaga., Cito, Nwy, 535 coal St. Malo, 8tokley, II, B, 1.350 coal Brest, Penzance, s, n, 2,000 coal Barcelona, Dolcoath. 6. B. 1.050 fuel Sf. Malo, Volscian. s, B. 700 coaJJ Havre, Preeto, s, B, 1.200 coal Havre, Paris, s, B 1.500 coal l'enJambuco, Boreas, Nwy, 1;;10 coal tit. Nazaire, Nostra Senora del Carmen, s. Spn. 2,200 coal Galveston, Benedict, s, B. ballast Philadelphia. Beacon Light, a, B, ballast Tarragona, apphir" h, -50 fnel Barcelona, J?amor,?. a, B b: ?,700 coal Gibraltar, Engineer, s, B, 960 coal Honflcur. T. E. Forster. s. B, 1.050 coal Borkum, 8, Ger. 1.760 coal \renice, Tihor, s, Aus, 3,550 coal Gibraltar. Rapid, s, B. 1.650 coal Hosario, Jupiter, s, Ger, 4,000 ooali Lila Palma-s. Retina, a, Ger. 2.600 coal La Rochelle, Leersum, s. Hol. 2.100 coal (io de Janeiro. A:On, s, B, 3,{¡OO coal *t. Vincent (C.V.), d, Y, B, 4.?3 coa] • Jamburg. Aleen. a. Ccr, 1,M coal ;Irlen1¿r,e, c coal Hamburg Si'vio, B 7DO co.? IMPORTS.—November 24. 25. and 26. La ]-a!lioo, Crii/idon, s, pit weed, Powley, Thomas A Co. Duddon, Emerald s, iron ore, Dowlnis Iron Co, Bridewater (N.S.), Mississippi, deals and boards, •Tohn Bland A Co. Ni'kieby, V?(?kap 8. pitprops. C. Schroeter Antwerp. Traveller, potatoF" E. England nrialo!, Derby maize, Cardiff Grain Company Bristol, Dro?hera? barley, Cardif Grain Co. Ri :£.e, barley, Suillers & Bikers '?"' Sir Wi.. *'?'? innestone, H 8<-?! Lonon, F9rt.J(,T1(1n cement, Sessions A Song Pont l'Abbe, Alsace, potatoes, Calhighan and Son L'Orient. Louis Marie, pitwood. Watts. Wattø Bristol, Happy Return, burnt ore, C. Tennant. Sons & Co. Bridgv.atcr, Rival, elm, Watson A Co. Burry Port, Ralph, s, anthracite dtiff. Star Fue] Company N^owlyri. Stockton, s, broken stone, W. a. Trounce & Son Groningen. Iloogezand I., oat-3, W. K Clement^ Kragero, Poseidon, timber and props, Roberts and Cooper ^ea. Alert, S, fish, Neale A West, [,i,rpocl, Artimr, s. general, M. J. Pgz & C1 Liverpool. Marqne8s of Bute, S, general, R. Gilchrist & Co. ^Juhlin, Marian, burnt ore. C. Tennant & Sons DubUn, New Design, burnt ere, C. Tennant, feons A Co. Va, Skomer, s. fish, Neale & West L'Orient, Julia, pitwood. Watts, Watts A Co. ,rollingen, Petronella. oato!. Cardiff Grain Co. Kedon. Alcide. pitwood, Watts, Watts A Co. BARRY DOCK.—ARRIVALS. Nor. 24.—Klampenborgr. s. Dunkirk. Wm Adamson. s, Antwerp. White Jacket, s, Sharp- less. Ida, a. Genoa. Leersum, s. La Pallice. Penzance, s, Havre. Nov. 25-liaTnu?'ea4, a, London. Po1ymiti8 Antwerp. E'helhilda, 8, Antw?p. Engineer, 3, London. Eastcheap.. Pre"to, B. Nov. 26-Reading. B. !aryport. Newton Hall, B. Li-erpool. Vig. 8. SAILINGS. Nov. 24.—Marie $uzanne. e, Teneriffe. Amitv 8. Hane. Mcggie, B, Pir»us. Cam Ma.rth, B, Bordeaux. a Nov^ ^.—Amsterdam, s, Swana Hubbuck. 3, Port Said. ^E^vpoHT A rrtv^ IS. ALEXANDRA DOCK. XOY. 26.-Brunette, s, 535. Lherpoo'. water ijalJast. Aujjihitrite. s, 2.754. Rotterdam. watl-r ballast: Inver, a. 380. Houen, water baUast. St. Andrew. s, 621. Ghent, w?tcr b.1- i '^s!' 1.183, Dordrecht, water bal- 'l8 Isle  of An? esey, s, 734, Barrow, water ,bal,V last. Newhailes, s, 889' Lcndoo. water i j! Radyr, s, 649, Plymouth, water L.I. ? ? OLD DOCK. •d Nov. 26,-Angele, 97, L'Orient, p'twood   fit,?()d, C'?aeeB France: 8, 377, 'In' I Pil-,Il. Marie Ce iue 79, ??.P'twood. George, 241,  Dublin water ballast. RIVER WHAKVKS. ^ov- ??'?" ? 839, BUbao. iron ore. ,Juuie, 96, London, cement. Petrel 99 Kin "ute. 8crap iron. Antrim, 8, 160. Workington I'll( iron. Emily ?'?- 58, Br.9to). general Rurton, 47, Anmmouth. oiL Lincolnshire. LVcriwol. l^eraL Moderator, 8, 57, Car. •i-V*• ^-K'lt. ;ctham. 8, 64, Bristol Iiht Riizab?hCon?. 29, We.ton, )?h'?''S?? Iacket. 15, Bridgwater, old raOs. 'label. 61 r?dg -te?, li ht. Alma, 47. Csrf!?.);?,: Pyrope, e, 1 .ig iron. Emi'ie, 78 Southampton, railway chairs. Elizabeth, ■» -hepstow. 8tone. SacceBa. 48, Chepe'ow. stone Mort. 31, CJiepstow. stone. Volunteer 10 Sea sprats. Elaine B, 285, IMfu<t. water ba). htiit. SeY&Tn. 74. Brid?water. light. SAILINGS „ ALEXAIDRA DOCK. N,),. 26. T-f". 'Henderson), Bahir. Hl.,nca. Intro Msoy. g (Browne), Cardiff. Bcatnce, s (Smith). Cork, OLD DOCK. Nov. 26.-C,iet?. 8 (Hitch?s\ Datmuth. KIVER WHARVES. Aov. 26.-Emma iCoo), Yow;haL Perriton ?ebbEr). BaDina?urra.. FracMa (Emith' Bristol. Bohin Ho? <Burt). DrM?.tterTM-' ??' s (Cockle;. Bristol. Emm? ?car?' H,'iC'water, Boconnoc (Sully), DunhaU. Hnr 'Pt Ann (Webher). Minehcad, Moderator, s (?eard). Hi?hhridep. Emi!v MT.r? m,-?' Bri?. Effort Wr?ht) (Lp?w:  ?' both Couch (fetokci), Weston. Thora (Cooh Avonmouth. Jane (Irwin), Combmartin ?<?n.o,;?Mi..?'- E???!? Drake), Barnst.ap, le. Flora (Webb). Bride, waler. Ju.ia 'Fletcher). Highbridee Al p '?'?;. Hi?hbrid?. Emma and EU'M Knight), Bristol. Perseverance (Bell), Avon- i), Pll-l?l?Ir,2? 1), A,! ',)! mouth. N?th-, 9 (Watts), Bristol. Con,  s (Phillip.), Bri.toi. Se)ina Ma? vol. I!frac!S5be- a ??er '??°"'?' Bris- !Tf- ea s ^Thomasl. L"-eroo] ENTERED O?TWARM.-?o'?.mtx-r 26. i. ^eghorn. Ga)Iij. s. Den, Poulsen, 1,183 C,?ry and Sen8 H377neBS"d i'&f ??°?"- ? ?' KermorTa?nt. 317. Bdd & C, ??!Carr?"? B, "?- 893, 'r b. mann, Canick A \y-;VJ^so^a' £ re. ? B, ??y?'?". 285, R,,?nl-?. Ghent. Jreiioe s, Gcr. W,?i?,,ig, 370, J-?l-, Heard  hIe of Agl,y, -?, B, Jonee, 734, ?a'i!?br?? ?. -?'? ? ? ?-? 734, R' ?y" ?' ???' ?°' Powell Duffryn Comp,u¡y Ghent or Antwerp. St. Andrew, s, NW)"I ??"'bsea.Ml. L. Gueret (himiK.d) r,AErette' ? ?' ?colai 8'53 GB™ & C (tlt'¡¡ar' n. Bnrman. 6?3. Corv A SoM A)?rs. ?a?ade,) s. Swn. F.x. !.M6. w B!o? G& P?re. '• Ity- ^'ardi' 1.903. CLEARED-Xovemtx-r 26 B?c*?]-?a, I'le '?'?"?''M.v. 8, B, 1,680 ooal R'men, Inver. s, B 1,250 I •ahent and Antwerp, St. Andrew, s, X"T, 1 2D0 c.oal Ghent. Helios. 3. Ger, 800 coal Lisbon. Skodsbortr. s. Den. 2.370 coat Gibr-"Itar, Brunelle, s. Ger. ¡¡):J coal Oporto. Radyr. s. B, 1.210 conl Leghorn, Pallh. e Den. 2,600 coal IMPORTS— November 26. L'Orient, A.I.. 1>2 tons pitwood, Watts, Watt. Riga. Pol in* 424 tons pitwood. 11. G,'hing. jun Twooj d, JBu'jdfd ??' "?? ? 467 '?? '"? wood. Budd & Cn. U?-d, Budd & Co. ?'°? tons iron ore, Ebhw Vm in, ''?d ?'c?' 168 to-. '"?'??' ?"?' ?H,?rd & c.. tons cement Kinalc, Petre}, 10 ton ?Irl IT. Wilk« W.?Mn'?o? A?t 520 tl: pig ir. J"' F. j. nomas A Co. B'-?'cL?mity Maria, MDera). R. Burton & Son (Limited) Avonmouth, Burton, oil. E. Burton A Son (Limited) BandTok efS?ire' general, R. B- an ed B1dW'j}tp: _k?,t,. 105 t0"5 old ra«8- M"'om A^Co1^' ?- ? ?°"s pig iron. J..?., Ue"rd /I; Co. tonj railway chairs Southampton, EmPie, 143 ton, )'ailwny ??"'s gg:Z:: ;tIJ1 n¿i:¡e C'h? psto? Effort, 75 tons stone EXPORTS COASTWISE.-November ? Sd'LSSir' '?'- ? Bn?n  S-n (Limited) ''?n"(L,???" ?" R. B'?'" .d 13 Son h=, ??d"Son"L?? Ellen, ?- R Burton and Son 'Limi"' B(Limk ed'h<!l' 6. tin'plates- R. Burton A Son Bri?oi. Tredegar, ?, 120 coal Bridgwater. Severn. 150 c(nd Bridgwater. Eliza. 114 coa']"' Rennie Wi'kinaon wYl?" fU"abeth ??- 61 ?'' -1??? Williams    Ann, 60 '?? Rirleford. Isabel.  Bri8tol. Netbam, s )4a'?heet. irou i arn.tap]e. F A. M. F., 67 coal ,rl,.t.?n, Jane Siade, 250 coa.L T Wilks "C?S???' 85 9" water. ?wp??Ga. Compary Ph'mouth, G('Ore, a. 500 coal, J F. Thoma, Su-,011' "?"?°. ? 300 coke, ,J F. Th. coke, J. F. Bridgwater, Robin Hood. 100 coal, G. M, Hum- phre Br!SS! ^aJ0aI" G. M. Humphreys }lrilrt.r;J. lllm:1. 85 coal Bristol. Royai Alfred. 300 eoal SWA-N,I-EA.-Altl"IVALS. I -s.0It™ DOCK. I Oct, Z4.-Altam"¡1.1?rrow, nil. Rath'¡ f.? "?'16?? ? ????' H?'a'-ch: 6. 441 Htlo?ntnRcu..r r.n;] K 79. pith Loidon. nil Camarthen. ?. Sifk,, ?. 67J !"ov, 25.-Jane, 5. 31. Comhmartin. nil. Nov. 26.^—Truda. s. 1M. Glasgow piteh SOUTH DOCK xr v" Z4.-AI.ac of ko^aine, 266 Bor-dmux, P'ihmoo. R. \V ')' 40, Devo!'n rEcnjc. Achille Ce.eitme, 169. Bordeaux, pitw?d. -'o??,-J<M'<-3. e. 352. St. Nn"ire, nil. Looj< Ensa. 146 Pauil1ac, p'itwood. Clifton Grove, a, 99. J_ittlehampton nIl. Olympe. 77. R?ff. bai. last, Emreme. is?, L'Orient, "a.wood. Nov, 26.—Jeanne et R?"" 66. Panillae. |>it- w(?d. Oolher, r. in ririwi, nil Br?nt?'c? e. 341, Liverpool. general. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK. Nov. 24.—Anr. a, 77. La?.r. blend om. Hotspur, s, 650, R- il. Il\r2s.i.: 571. Ronen, nil f;:ri:J!J;T' nil. Dido, e, .8 Car di,T. nil. Llandaff City. s. 1,197. Bristol, genera! c?.)-i.. &, 3.8S4. Urerprx)!. general. Nor, 26.—Frutera. I, 56&, )hDCbe4! '??'? SAILINGS. NollTH DOCK. Nov. (R^gner), venioe. Sunllcht, n (Joaewt. Lirerikwl Nov. 25.—Islander, s (Henderson-. Ncwiiay^jj Viking, s (Bennett), Garston. :\cv.n..OtIl.. SOUTH DOCK. No". 24.—Stream Fisher, 8 Bannister Boutn Blanche Rock, s (Beahon). Belfast. PRINCE OF W AU:S DOCK. No\' 24.—Paris, s (Sinnct.C. Nantes. Dt1! (ForasIin??.StMtin. Actif. s 'P'.):??'?"' Petel Berg, 8 n-?lk). Mar8ellie. piuto (Baker). Rotterdam. Montataire. s iGaicbet (Bather). Rjtterdam. Monta.airc. a\Gai?' Port. I pv. 25.—Carly. s (L? Mowl), Boullg-. ??* !ian, 8 Add?), f.,d. ENTERED OUTWARDS.-November 26 German Havre, Annie Thrc8e, 8. Swn. Anderson 596 }.¡Indøay. German Rotterdam, Jessica, s. Gcr. lioborg. 3S2 Aua. New York, Llandaff City. s, B. Andrews 1.197 Burgees A Co. Honfieur, Heptarchy, a. B, Cogley. 442, John Bacon Bona, Sifka, a, B, Pate, 657, Ruthrford. r* shall Rouen, HoUpur. B, Hunter. 6?0. '?' Marshall Mediterranean Ports, Cyjiria-. e. B. Bariow 1,833. T. R. W. Mason ° Chantenm-. Th?r. B. W. Beer. 977. L. Cutr?* Kochefort. T?.f.1g.r, s. B, nor, 0%, R';thM? and Turpin Antwerp, Bivouac, s, B. G. Bnck. 7D3. Bristol Steam Navigation Comrany Bordeaux, Altamira, a. SPn, Z:¡, 1,11 Wedlake, Towers  7 CLEARED.—November 26. Mediterranean Ports. Cypria. r. 700 general Antwerp, Bivouac, S, 990 general Port Nolloth. Ottersp<x>I, s, 3ê;J general, 1 lr"< coal, 1.300 coke Rotterdam and Amsterdam, Pluto, §, general, 1,000 coa, Rouen, Luteoe. s, 1 7T0 coaJ Chantenay, Tfaor, s, 2,000 coal Rotterdam. JM.ica, s, 600 coal Ilf.vro. Annie Thero^e. e. 1.250 eoal Cape Town. Belt, 1.900 coal 250 eoal IMPORTS.—November 26. L'Orien\ Jeanne et Rene, 110 loads pitw<v»d W. Davics A Co, Bordeaux. Alsace et Lorraine. 300 loads pitwood W. Davies A Co. Bordeaux, Achille CX\lesUne, 250 loads pit"ood E. W. Cook A Co. Bordeaux. Louis EliBa, 240 loads pit-wood E. W. Cook A Co. .R I/Orient, Eugenie. ^30 loads pitwood. order Tarragona, vi" Liverpool and Manchester Frutera, 8, wine a&d nuts, order Nov York, via Bristol, Llandaff' City. s. BteeI bane, old metal- aid zinc ashes rM PORTS COASTWISE.—November 26 Laxey. Ant. 8. 202 t?me blende ore. Dillwyn ('I, ter Kilk-1. W2 tOM pit,h. G,.igla C,l G1'HW, SVmld, 9. 360 t. pith, order Liverpool, Cypria, s general. T. R W. Maeon DeY()an. R. W. T .51 lOne anenic. BUrRen EXPORTS COASTWISE.—November & ewry, Mourne. 8, 210 -.1' D. Nico!: 16 bnn kers, J. E. Fisher BeJfa8!. Leeli!.e, s, J5 cool. D. Xico]; 16 bun- kers. J. E. Fisher Bridgwater, Sampson, 80 ooal. W. Perch A Co B,lf-t. Rathfran. e'. 5!O cna;. '??an ?d Sons; 20 bunker*. Harries Bros. Belfast. Ant. s, 180 coal. G^aun-er.e-Gurwec Companv: 10 bunkers. Harris Bros WalcheL Mary Land?r. 50 -.1, S. & J. Hill Bristo'. Magnet, 30 poles. Burgess A Co Littlehampton. Clifton Grove, 26t coal Aber- gat ion Company perm Company; sa bunkers, Xr,rth'8 X"cj, Newquay, Margaret Lewi8, 45 oa¡, 8. A J, Newquay. Main. 60 coal, S. & J Hill Aberayron. Ina Lass. *8 coa!. ?. & ,T Hill St. David's. Bessie. 75 coal. S. Wi'liams BUREY ^ORT.—ARRIVALS Nov. 24.—Ralph, e. light I\OY 25-Srah Blanche, s. 76. Swan8ea. Ufrht Kov: 26-o'ante, ?. ?' t?O. Liverpool, ?. Scotsman, s. 74, Carmarthen, light. SAILINGS. Nov. 24.-Nellie Wise, a (Street). London, coal. Nov. Z5.-Ilalph.. (Gilberts Cardiff, coal. LLAXELLY. CLEARED.—XoTcmbcrX. Dieppe. Gazelle, B. -.1 Ioondon, Crithie, a. h. ?al and gener4i iviverpool, Volney, B, B, cool Liverpool, Volga, S, D, general Liverpool, Vo\t,dre, B, B, gener"! Li,?rp..I: Fr.?tier' T*o?. s. B, V!ierai Rouen. Nant Franeon s. B, coal Cardiff, Volana. s, B, light.

CARDIFF WOMAN'S STRANGE DEATH. At the Town-hall, Cardiff, on Monday nrbt Mr. E. B. Reece, eorcner, hc'.d an inquiry into the circumstances attending the death of E.lrahetb Gregory, aired 40. ""fe of David John Gregory, a farrier, living at 70, Great Frede- rck-street. According to the "i den"" on Saturday, the 17th, the husband and wifo went to bed at half-past eleven, and Gregory on awakening at 7.15 R.m on Sunday misssd the dccsaeeu. Think- ing she had gone to a relative's he was not alarmed, but finding her purse under the pi.Iow he. after mailing futile inquir es, gave information to the police. Deceased had. latterly suffered from dropsy, for which she was attended by I> Mullin. and afterwards she went to the infirmary. For a week or so she had been rather strange in her rnanntr. She wag on gooi terms with her bus"and- C3nal-<,ontahIc Thomas eaid that on the pre- vious morning they let t/ie water out of the canal, arid at 11.15 found deceased's body between tho Hayes and the Custom Home Bridge.—Dr. Arnold proved that there were no r>ersona: injnric8, and that death was rhs result of drowning.—" Found drowned" wu the verdict

EDUCATION AND CRIME. At a meeting of th<? East Lambeth Teachers' 1 Association at Camoerweli on Saturday, the Rev. J. W. Horsiey. M.A., read a paper on "Education and Crime." Mr. Horsiey, who vac formerly chaplain of Clerkenwell Prison, er- pressed the view that mne secular education had had very little effect in decreasing the criminal class, except 60 far as by committing children to industrial schools or reformatories, or by taking them into voluntary homes it removed from the sphere of temptation man)" who were probable or in,-ip?ent crim1na18 There had been a gradual diminution in crime of the more Berious order of recent years, but he attributed this rather to the rise of each socia] influence as the temperance 1o,"et'nt. and the greater leniency extended to first offenders than to the infuence of secular^ education.

A BRAVE WOMAN. Tho officers and men of the C Division h*ve presented Mr8 Annie Shooh, wife of Mr. J Shoob, wMchmaker and jeweller, of 123. War- d011r,st.Tc?t, Oxford-street. London, with a silver-mounted purse and 11 handso!1\e teapot in appreciation of her courage in assisting a constable who was being a-saultcd in 8>ho on the 23th ult. Sir Edward Bradford. Chief Commissioner of Poli<-e. has also sent a cheque for JC2 to Mrs. Shoob in recognition of her gal- lantry. A gentleman who heard of the inrj. dent has offered to advance Mrs. Shocb the sum of 100 to asuist her in !;US;?88.

I MYSTERIOUS OUTRAGES.  E.11?t R,tf d 11 Much excitement prevails in East Retf0rd as thc result of a numr cf .rzige? which }a,' hN n oojimitt3'l by a strange man on innfffn sive persons in the puWic ptreets. The first. of these mysterious attacks was made last Saturday, and nmongat the victims arc th e? ighte?,? of everal well-known raee, men. On 'V('d,1sdlY n youth in the employ of 1dr Mudf -rd. a ropemake*. of London-road, was found unconscious in a passage adjoining his master's shop. He was bound with ropes an,1 ¡;ar,ged. 80 great )8 the alarm in tbe town that womenfolk ar3 afraid to venture out of doors after dark. Tlie police hac arrested a man on suspicion of bc?ing concerned in the otra g?..

Gwilvm Evans' Quinine BiMers enric. the hl,?d b, imnroviD tr am-e*it<- .??d a8iJIIt ,,iy ?ii??itit)n of nutriLoU3 food. Sod in b,t',? ?.. 9d? ..d 4.. 6d. ?.,b 4:617

TEAMS Of SUBSCRIPTION. Western Mail" 'post f, ?- 9" quarter "Evening Express" 6s. 6d. W-?ki Ma?'?? '? 8d All oui?e,rir) must œ paid in ad"'a(' In an ca&( 8 prepayment must be made, and an additional half-penny per copv should be i-eT.n.-ted to cover cost of postage Back copies of the "Weekly Mail" may be had at the same rates BACK NUMBERS. Back uumbers of the "Wtfrern Mail" can be supplied at the following rates: — Per Copy If less t3m? "ne mouth from data f Per Copy. puhlicatiou J If ope month aud less than twe) mou1 hR 0. f" If two lAonths ,I., t."r 3d. jr.onihs ( And One Penny extra per copy for each addi- tional monta REMITTANCES. ^neqnes and P.O. b ?b.d be crns.ed and made pp.yaVle ,D W. Th. m:qae i>?X O}hC¡ .bond be re*nitted in preference to Postage tamp" Postage Stamps (Half-penny) are not refused, out. as they are often lost in the Post. tho" must if remitted, be "nt at the sender's risk. Printed by tho 1)roprietoTR, Waitress Majl I-iMiTru, ..d p,?l-li?h?d by them at their Offi- fct. Marv- t., Cardiff; at tblr I)fb-, C.I., B&iiev- t"f, Swansea; at the h0t1 of Mr. Werlft V*il» li a m 9, Brfdtrend; and At Victorin-street, Merthyr T,df,I: .t tb. .k?op of JONAH TB(t".s-:ù1 in tbe County of (jimmo?u; at t he W?tern Mail" OOfex. Newport; at the shop of Mr. J.?C.Fmtt.Moamonth—bothi-itht County or Monmouth: at the .bop of Mr. J. V. Kv4ks. LlaneTly at the shop of Mr. E. Colst LV. Carmarthen—both in the County of Ctm?rtbtn: .r t?" ?<,? ?° Mr. B. H. ?TM. WS.EK8, Femliroke; at fhop of Mr. J. E« AnxtTt. T?uhT-toth in be 'ountr of Tembroke, the 'h?p of Mr. G. G,ÚPFJTBS, H*n- 5o1ri- ndod at the shop ?' Mrs. E. ?'??"' Khayad^r both i. xhs County of ^T' at tho ?°" of ??'' ?c?t? Jo?M. tj'; at the shop of Miss E.OwrK.Btulth—both °f Brecknock at the mqod of Mi** .tt ,tk;; a;}'ho¿/ f" and ?'??' ??'t.th- ?.th -n t-b t ountj of Cardigan; tit the Kliop f Mr. J. ?'T?*?? ? '? :eJ]1.'í.Ol ?. P¿I: r l 2 f S* J €ri in the County of Glouoester; at CoMord-tx?b in the Co.mtr of GionMtter..t the .hop of Mr. S. XrRU'IT., H._fr -dt m?Sn? X"n?<? ?"?' ?"?'*<?-?? m the Conntj of Hereford, TUESDAY, IiOVEMBXR 27, 190P