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« GUYFAWKES" DAY AT NEWPORT.'
« GUYFAWKES" DAY AT NEWPORT. At Newport borough police-court, yesterday— before Messrs H. Phillips and H. A. Huzzey magistrates—Henry Williams, coachman to M: Simpkins, Llanhennock Vicarase, was summoned for furious driving. Detective Jamei stated that he saw the defendant riding a horse at a furious rate at the bottom of High-street and Commercial street last night. There was a large crowd III front of the Westgate Hotel witnessing the dis. charge of fireworks, the Westgate being the centre of attraction on the 5th." At the botton: of High-street the horse dashed into the orowd, and two women were knocked down.—Ann Dut field, an elderly woman, who appeared with hei face frightfully bruised, told the Court that she heard no warning before she was knocked down. Her arm and side were severelj bruised. Esther Mills, daughter of the !asS witness, who was also knocked down, naa her leg injured, and now limped into the witness-box. Inspector Jones stated that when he stopped the defendant he was perfectly sober, and in answer to the complaints said that the horse was startled by the fireworks, one of the crackers being, thrown over the animal's head, and the horsd bolted. Mr Frank Lewis, solicitor for the defendant, now repeated tb's statement, and added that Mr Simp- kins was not aware cf the state of the Newport streets when he despatched the defendant to town.—The Magis- trates' Clerk said the discharge of fireworks in the streets was dangerous, and might have had serious results.—Mr Huzzey said it was not for a horse; to be taken past the Westgate last night.—The Bench considered there was nc evidence as to furious driving, and dismissed the case.—Head Constable Sinclair informed the Court that the town was quieter last night than for a number of years.
MATRIMONIAL INFELICITY AT…
MATRIMONIAL INFELICITY AT NEWPORT. At Newport Borough police-court yesterday George Hutton, a stoneoutter, and his spouse. Susan Hutton, appeared, the one in the prisoners dock and the other in the witness box. Mr? Hutton complained that her George had beet drmktng all the week, that their two children wer' lying if' -With whooping cough, but he hac, been to drunk that he knew nothing about it W hen she went to Hutton on Thursday to ask if she should send for medical aid for the children tie smacked her in the face, cursed her. and usee vio.ent threats. Prisoner has had 28 days at Usk for a former assault ou his wife but the wfe, a respectable-looking little body, did noli wu-sh her husband to go to prison again, but asked the Bench to grant her a separation. 1 risoner, the wife added, was a good husband when sober. Hutton now promised to sign the pledge and behave altogether differently if the Bench would but look over it.—Mr Phillips, the veteran temperance reformer, evidently considered there was a chance of _peace now, and referred prisoner to the local Temperance Society and then the Bench, in consideration of the promise laid Hutton under a bond to our Sovereign ladj the Queen," and dismissed him on payment of tin court costs.
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SOUTH WALES FINANCE
SOUTH WALES FINANCE FBIDAT, Nov. 6th, 1891. Notice will shortly be issued of a Bill to be promoted in Parliament) authorising the construc- tion of a pier at Penarth. The new company to be formed will have a capital of E15,000, and its promoters have already made such preliminary arrangements as will secure the taking over of the pillars, &c., left in the beach when the concession lapsed a few weeks ago. The amount of the capital may be con- sidered rather large, but it has to be borne (n mind that a pier running out into the Bristol Channel must of necessity be a somewhat costly structure, cn account of the'great height to which it will have tn be carried because of the ebb and flow of the tide, which oftentimes rises to 40 feet. The amalgamation scheme referred to in ano- ther column is by no means a novel one; indeed it has been already suggested. What amount of foundation there may be in the report to which we give currency it is impossible to say. The proposition is a likfly one, and might be made upon terms advantageous to all the parties con- cerned, and that is all that can be said about it for the present. The dulness in the local market remains as in the earlier days of the week, and there is very little movement of any kind to report. Taff Vale Stock has changed hands at 76, ita quotation of 751/4-761/4 remains the same. Barry Railway Shares have been done at 17%, and Rhondda and Swansea Bay Shares have been transferred at 7%, they are now quoted at 7-7. Business has been done in Floating Metallic Shares at Is premium. There arc new sellers of JS400 Barry Stock at 220 £ 200 Swansea Harbour Stock 2600 Midland Ordinary Stock 4 and 10 Rhondda and Swansea Ordinary Shares 2600 Cambrian A Debenture Stock 30 Provincial Tramway Preference Shares 25 Rhondda and Swansea Bay Preference Shares; 3 Barry and Cadoxton Water Shares; 2400 Bristol Gas, max. 5 per Cent. Stocks at 20 Afeat JS10 Shares at £ 2 30 Floating Metallic Packing Shares; National B?tnk of W&I" Shirez;; Nell's Preferences. The new buyers include the following :—-20 Newport-Aberearn Shart-s, at 8V4 21.000 Barry First. Second, and Third Preference Stock;! Barry and Cadoxton Gas and Water Shares 20 North an I South Wales Banks; £ 100 Alexandra 4% per cent. Preference Stock 10 Tucker's Ordi- nary Shares; 20 Rhondda and Swansea Bay Ordinary Shares £ 1,CQ0 Bute Dock Debenture Stock 25 Barry Graving Dncl: Shares at 11%. The fallowing- changes have occurred since yesterday :—Advanced—North and South Wales Bank, t'j Newport Tramways, 1% to 30-32; James Tucker's Ordinary, to 1514-14. DeclÜleù-Great Western Stock to 158-159; London and North-Western Stock to 171-172; Midland Stock 1, to 162% -163% Rhondda and Swansea Bay Shares *4, to 7-71; Glamorganshire Bank, 2% paid, to 4%-4^4. We would call the attention of all our invest- ing readers to the fact notified in our advertising columns, that all applications for shares in tfie Swansea ani West of England Steam Packet Company, Limited, must be sent in by to-day (Saturday), so that the directors may proceed to Allotment. The Newport report of Messrs Pareons and Robjent is to the following effect:— Local Rails.— Barrvs, with a very short supply, are quoted at an advanced price. Rhymneys are also in good demand at enhanced prices. Taff Vales have receded, as have also Rhondda and Swansea Bay. There has been a fair inquiry for Debenture Stock, notably Brecon and Merthyr, Neath and Brecon, Taffs, and Wye Valley. Bank-z.-Of this description of security. National Bank of Wales. South Wales Unions, London and Provincial, Bristol and West of England, and Glamorgans have been in most demand. The demand for Bank Shares as an investment shows no sign of diminution. Breweries.—Hancocks'. Nell's Ordinary, and J. >. L. Lloyds are inquired for, as also are Black Lion, Aberdare; Searle and Herring have alÏlrhtly red, and are well worth attention at present price. Allsopps Ordinary have advanced a point or so. Parker s Buretem Brewery have remained remarkably steady. Miscellaneous. -Collieries are about the same ( figures ae last month, South Wales, however, show good advance. We again draw attention to the *ow price of Newport Abercarns, considering the prospects of the company and the dividends wnich have been paid. Great Western B have changed hands freely, and are no doubt worth attention. Ebbw vales have fluctuated con- siderably during the month, but the issue of the comm.t^s report has, up to the present, scarcely -tf- ed the market price one way or the other. Should the recommendations made be carried out there is no doubt reasonable dividends could be earned upon the Ordinary Shares. The company want m^ney for working capital, and should this be obtained, of which there is little doubt, as the security is ample, the position of the concern would be materially improved. Any- how, a purchase of the shares at present prke^uld hardly be far wrong. Rhymney Iron Old E5 Shares remain stationary at 25s, and are a very ftir investment at theprice. The new issues of Parnall and Evans have attracted attention, and numerous trai^K»aUve taken place in the Ordinary and P^terence Shares, and no doubt prices will rise to a still higher level when the merits of the investment are more widely known. Newport G** inquired for at betw prices, also Wewport Corporation Annuities, but very little Mock "has come into the market. Alexandra Dock Ordinary Shares have changed hands to a fair extent, but the price remains aooub the same. Blands' steady at 153 6d to 168, Jamm Tuckers' ..13, and Spillerr,'Ordin,ry it 1.-
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Friday. In the Money Market there is no fresh feature. Fair balances are offering, and the market is not over strong. Not many bilk were offering. Three months' Bank paper was taken at 34. As regards loans, there was a moderate demand at 2% to 21 •> per cent. The Paris Cheque Exchange is 25-25. Dull markets again characterised the Stock Exchange. The markets generally have an uncertain appearance without much probability of an early revival of business. Consols closed at 94% to 94% for delivery, and 94% to 95 for the account; 2% per Cent. (Childers'), 96% to 97; 2% per Cent., 93% to 13 Local Loans Stock, 101 to 101%. Foreign Government Securities at the opening were characterised by a certain amount of steadi- ness, but it was of au unsubstantial nature. Portuguese were not influenced by the report that the payment of the January coupon was assured. The stock closed at 33%. Spanish, with very little doing in them, fell to 66%. Russian Fours rose to 93, but reacted to 921. Mexican fell 1, and recovered about 1 to 1%. Aigentino Issues were unsettled. Gold Premium at Buenos Ayres has risen to 293 per cent. British Railways were inactive. Scotch stocks did not suffer much, North British only falling Heavy lines were weak, all being down to Eastern A wer* tolerably firm. Brighton A closed at a fall of Sheffield A and Great FAstoM were rather easier. 1 The depression in American Railways has continued. Atchisons were down Northern Pacific Preference fell 1; Atlantic Firsts Readings Milwaukee-, Denver Preference, and Louisvilles were to down, and many others to The finish was about the worst. Grand Irunk Preferences were to lower. As regards Foreign Railways, Mexican (Vera Cruz) were rather easier. There was a further fall, varying from 1 to 5, in Brazilian Railway issues Nitrates were very little dealt in, and showed no particular change. Amongst Miscellaneous Securities Banks and Breweries were quiet, with unimportant changes. East and West India Docks and London and St. Katharine's Docks fell 1. Suez Canal were up. Eastman's were weaker. Elmore .Wire Manufacturing rose Cantareira Water Supply and Drainage fell 2 to 3. The following changes have occurred since ve3terday:— Foreign Bonds. — Rise—Brazilian, 1; and Greek Rentes, 1. Fall—Egyptian Converted, Unified, and Daira, Oreek, 1881-4, Italian, Mexican, 1; Peruvian Corporation Preference, Va > Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Group 2, do. Groups 3 and 4, h; do. 1871 and Now 4 per Cent., British Railways.—Fall—Caledonian, do. Deferred, Great Eastern, Great Western, Bnghton A, Chatham Ordinary, do. Preference, North-Western, Midland, Sheffield Deferred, North British Ordi- nary, l/i and Preference, lA North Eastern, Canadian Railways.—Fall—Canadian Pacific Shares, Grand Trunk Ordinary and Guaranteed, do. First and Third Preference, Ys and do. Second Preference, American Railways.— Fall—Atchison Shares, Milwaukee, Denver Shares, do. Preference, Illinois Central, LakeShore, Louisville and Nashville, i; Erie Shares, New York Ontario. New York, Pennsyl- vania, and Ohio First Mortgage, Northern Pacific Preference, 1; Central Paciuc. New York Central, 1; Norfolk Preference. Ohio and Mississippi, i; Pennsylvania Shares, Philadelphia and Reading, Union Pacific, Wabash Preference, V* J and d. Deben- ture, 1. Foreign Railways.—Fall—Lombards, Mexican Ordinary. and do, Second Pre- ference, X. The Mining Market was inactive. !Rio Tintos were again flat on Paris sales, and a further fall of took place. Other Copper shares were dull. South Africans were weak. Fall—Rio Tinto, De Beers, City and Suburban, Geldenhuis, h; Gold Fields of South Africa, 1-32 Knights, 6d Langlaagtc, Montana, 6d Oceana Land, h.J The bullion operations at the Bank comprised the receipt of 432,000 sovereigns from Rio, and 120.000 sovereigns from Lisbon. Silver was dull. Bars, 43d; Mexican dollars, 42Ad. Rupee paper 4% per Cent. was 73 to 73% and 4 per Cent., 73% to 73; THE DAY'S BUSINESS. Ð" figure* mParenthete* r thoic tj the preeHlinf day's clesinj prieet. BRITISH STOCK YftterdMn'e Ygtttritys fnees -Pncra Censols 8|pc Mon(tW!3)— India B PI p c. ,(73J)i-i Consols'^ pc Act{95)4f|-5 Ditto do 14 ..(73i)i-4 Local S took (lUli)— Canadian 4 p c.. (107)— New ditto .(934)— Cape Good 4pc..(106)- P nk of Kng Stk(337)— New Zeal'nd Con(lOli)— India 34 New S Wales 4pc(107>- Ditto Victoria 4 pc.(101)- Metro Ed South Australian(105i— Ditto 3 pc.(101)- Queensland 4 p c(103;— BRITISH HAIL WATS. Brighton Ry Ord(154)— London 158)- Ditto Caledonia 0rd..(119i)H-j Ditto Pref .(110)— D". Preferred(76)- Ditto De!(36i)." Do. Deferred..(44J)J-i Ditto Land.(72AV- Ditto Prsf —(106i)i j Metro Dis Ord ..(30i)— Glasgow A S Wn(103>— > Ditto Pre! .(77)- fI Eastern (Midland Ord.(162S)i-j 3 Northern ordfloa)— jN British Pref ..(70jJi-i-i Q Northern Def..(73)— IN British Ord ..('VU}4 a Northern A .,(73i)— 'N Kastoru Ord..(157i)i-5| UreatWegtern.(I581¡H.¡.!Nortb Stafforll..(l22)- Hull & Barnsley (37)- ? Eastern Ord ..(116)— Lane <fc Yorksb..(llll)— Ditto Def .(84)3á Londondt N jftast 1,ndoD.9.)- Tair Vale IFurnesi UNITKJJ STATES RAILWAYS Central Pacific..(334)i-3-i N Pacific Denver Ord.(18¡j).8 Ditto Pref8rred(43m.. 7fDitto Preference (95)- Krie Shares Ditto Praference(71)— Phil & Reading Ditto 2nd Mort(1094)— Do. First In. (71!)1 Illinois Centrai(1654)— Union Pacific ..(41j)i-6|-3 Lake Shore (1274)— Wabash Prefer..(29)ai-4 LouisvleA Nash(tOm-¡.g Ditto Gen Mort fi.6i)6-5i Missouri & Kan (17|)7-ii-S Atlantic & G W N York Cautral(116)— Iet::Mort.(38n-7¡. lit Y ork .(44;3-h OTHER RAILWAYS Ca'dian Pacific..(91 )0J-i Mexican Ord..(31idg-3-9 £ Bacnott AyresGS(li7>— Do 1st Pref,„(i07i)i-i (J Trunk Orù .(lu;)j¡ DuGaaranteeU(74)ii| iLombardo Ord..(8i)g DolsSPref ..(69)3i-3-35 jMexCen 4 pc. Uo 2nd Pref ..(48})4-8 i-i Mex 1st In jSndd(374)— 110 3rd Pree ..(i64)i-ii BAyres<&Uo»ario{75)— 4 ICen Ar"entiM.. (52)- fOKElON STOCKS Chilian 1886 (38)— Mexi New 6 p c{644)34 Bunos Ayres, 1832(35)— Peru Corp Stock(9)— DL-, 1333(:5)— Do A!=iif,inslS8(j..(bii0i Porta 3 p cl863 (334)g-4 Do 44 p.c, StlD^(Jli)- (Greek,lS81 (76j.'— Do Treasury .6i)— Orcek, 1884 (751)0 AgCne Ced A.. .\dt)- ih) Spanish twines Ays Ced I(1^J— Turkish 1871. (91)- Do do do J(ll;— Do Otto DeL. (97)- Brazilian, 18<jy. ,(o»i)61i-0 Do 1st Group(41)- Kgypt Do Gor New..(6V;i-6j Do 3rd „ Do Stl\.tc Dom{1U3)- Ottoman })anKa(ll|J5 ^-r1, l ;ench op c Ren(t!4)— Uruguay t34j— iio •>i v c.(104.})— Do 6 p c (36)— Hungarian » p c^88Ji9-54-2 Honduras Gov.94)— rti*li-*n 5 c—Para»(imy .(244 — JtlSCKl/f.ANEOUS. Holl. E & W India Dk(17}. Oceana, Land i'andO Pref.(12^)- IN. Explorations P and O Def (20^4)— (Rothschild) ..(I ,rtpin; £ Cunard £ 20 paid(15;— Mexican Explo (2-.2rl^6J Gen Steam NaT^S;— Do 5 pc Pref(13)— Rio Tinto Shs ..f,1SfU- :¡.j Do 5 P c 1387(yj>— Mason A Barry(44j— Aisglo-American Tharsis Copper.<54)— Tel Pref (tS74)— Mysore Gold Mbh(54)— Do OrdAm'can(494)— Mysoro Gold Kd(l5— Direct US Cablc(ll>— Palmarejos (19s"— Eastern (14J)— Indian Con Gold;3^— EMtern Exten..(15i)— Montanas (7^d (hj Brazilian.(ll¡- De Beers New..(123)— Na.tiona.ITelephli(4il- S African Kxplor(12i 14 Guinness Ord ..(3184)— Allllopp 0rd .(23)- Gold Fields > Bryant and May(13{)— Africa (24 jV £ Consetlron {'cH)— Salisbury Minest2Vi j tiibbw Vale Stock(4j)— Oity & Subnrbin<,34i— Hudson's Bay ..(lC>i)— Jumpers i Hotchkisa (J)— b'erreiras (93;— MeccanLand (6i)— Jubilee (3J;— Suez Canl Shll.r08107)- Simmer & Jacket.— MeccanLand (6i)— Jubilee (3J;— Weunners :M — Hammonds (lj)— Crown Reef 1.43:— Leed's Forge .(2)— Do. Block 11 (8,d — Lister & Co ..(9)- Aus. Bro. Hill ..(12s6d 128 Salt UnionOrtl.(4il— Pig's Peak 7s6dj7s Mlinore Copper..(3| i Went. Priority Qi ra Nitrate Railway (17)6$1'arapaca BanU. ,(5i — PiimitivaNitvateiV)— Ho. Walx-r- San Jorge Do.(5},— BritishWTaterG:is i — San Pablo ^itr..v3|)— North's Xav Col Dublin — jCoate l<ii) DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LISx SUPPLIED IN MESSRS THACKERAY & CO. Stack and Share Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers, Cardiff -p Paid Prices Stock Barry Radway Company 10Q 220 221 13. „ S'hares.. 6 171. 173/. Stock Great W eatern JOQ 154 I«I i?V,don.and North Western.. 100 171 172 „ Midland lnr, £ 10 Rhondda and Swansea Bay' 10 7 7'^ Stock Rhymney 100 i! 165 167 *> do. Scrip jgj oq on Severn and Wye 100 9 if Taff Vale Divided 7ÐII PREFERENTIAL. Stock, Barry By. Co. First Pref. 100 ..157V» i3«v. Do. 2nd 100 134 135/a Do. 3rd 100 ..133 135 Brecon 7C 8J Do. 2ndPref. 1862.100 55 65 Cambrian, No. 1, 4 p.c 193 ..65 67 Do. No. 2, 4 p.c 100 ..35 38 Great Western C0nsol 5 p.c.100 ..155 151 10 8% 9%: 10 Rhondda & 10 lO. IIV4 Stock. Rhymney 4 p.c. Consold.100 ..114 116 „ ..115 117 GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 30 Aberdare Railway 50 ..142 144 Stock Great Western, 5 p. c. guar..100 157 „ 151 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES. Stock Barry Ry.4 p.c.100 ..118 119 Bonds Do. 4 p.c.100 ..117 118 itockBrecon<feMerthyrA4 p.c.100 ..100 101 Do. B 4 ".c.100.. 80 85 113 114 „ Do. ..1041 1051 „ Great Western 5 d0.100..158 160 Midland 3 percent 100 ..100 101 Mid-Wales A 4% per cent ..100..113 116 „ Ai ea.tb Brel.:on 18t .100 ..107 109 it do A Deb .100..95 97 „ ..103 105 Rhymney 4 ditto 100 ..120 122 „ Taft Vale 3pe 100 .93 95 BANKS 25 BristolWestofEngland,Lim 7% 18% 19 20 Do New 3^ 10$, 1C5/. 30 Glamorganshire, Lim 2% 4% 4% o Glamorganshire, Pref. do.. £ 2% 5V4 5% iij London <fc Provincial,Lim.. 5 20 20V2 22 JJoyd's Bank Limited 8 ..28 29 NationalBankofWales, Lim 10 ..18 18 V- m National Provincial, Lim.. 10i/j.. 44 > 45% Nationa1 Provincial, Lim.. 12 52 53 2Q S S,S,outh Wales, Lim 10 „ 33l/4 33'/2 South Wales Union Lim 7 10% 10' UA. 10 Aberdare. in Stock Cardif fA lOpereent 100 201 Do C 7^JCent 100 -15s 161 Do' GasD Snf6 100 -159 141 10 LynviValley 06111 Stock Newport A 10 per cent. ;i5o 201'* B 7/2 per cent 100 "149 151 25 Swansea 7% pewlntNT;.V1(^ ^S/WI/ A GAS AND WATER. 19 Barry and Cadoxton 10 ,.ll& 16 10 Bridgend 10 .10 lni/ 12 pontypool (Max. 10 p. c.). 12 16/* 1G YstradA. 10 ..18 19' WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol 25 53 54 20 Do 40 40% 10 Neath A 10 • 16% 10 Pontypridd. 10 16 20 10 Pontypridd 5per ct. Pref. 100 ..120 125 COAL AND IRON 10 D. Davis & Sons, Limited.. 10 12 23 3% 4% 5 Great Western Ord. I> 5 6V4 5 Do. NewB 4 4% 4% 5 Do. Fret. A 5 9 9% 10 H. H. Vivian & Co. A Pref. 8 41 5% 5 International Coal 5 5% 6 = 00 Miller & Cory 6 p. c. Debs. 10 ..105 107 .62% bfh. 54 10 Newport-Abercarn 10 8 8V2 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 10% 11 5 North's NavigationCoilierv 5 331/2 5 Do- 10 p. c. Cum Pref. 4 66 Y2 10 Penrikyber Collierv 10 7% 734 10 Do. 5to7%p.c. Pref 10 7% 8V« 5 Rhymney Iron 5 1 llj, 5 Do. New 41/4 54 H Do. 5p.c.Mort. Debts.100 ..38 ^1 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 9% lOY. 3 Do. 10 percent. B 3 4% 5 3 Do. New B ls 21/4 2% 30 Tredegar Iron and Coal A.. 36 14% 15 25 Do R 25 12 14 MISCELLANEOUS. 20 Alexandra Dock & Railway 20 15 13% Stock Ditto 4% p.c. Pref 100 99 101 10 Barry Graving Dock 10 11 1111 Bland & Co 1.. 10 Bristol Brewery Ordinary 10 23% 24% 10 Do. 6 Preference 10 14% 16 10 Bl. and So. Wales Waggon.. 3 5% 5% 10 Do. do. (El prem.) 3 4% S 50 Bute Drv Dock 50 39 41xd Stock Cardiff Corporation 3% p.c.100 5 C'diff and Pen'rth Tramways 5 3% 4% 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock.. 40 24% 25% 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage 25 34 36 SO Central Graving Dock 50 45 50 7 010 ster Wagon A .7 6V, 6 10 W. Hancock and Co., Ltd. 10 19Vi 19% 10 Do. Do. 71/2-13% 14 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 12 12% Stock Do. 4% p.c. Deb. Stock..100 ..104 106 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18781/4 10 MilfordDock 10 11/4 50 Mountstuart Dry Dock 40436 50 Do. B 20 30 32 5 Newport Tramways 9y« .p/i Do. Water £ 1 Annuities 26% <s6% 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 38 40 10 Provincial Tramways 10 3% 4 A 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 10 10 10 10 Royal Hotel 6% per cent. 10 9/i fO 10 Spillers&Bakers Ordinary.. 9 -• 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 ..112% 13% 5 Thompson & Sliackell 5 5 k o 10 Tuckers James Ordinary 10 13/a j'7 10 Do. Do. 6 p.c. preference 10 9% 1^/4 Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. Stock 100 <c, 1 W'st'rn Counties Telephone Ord. 1 •. 3s fos 5 Do. do 6 p.c. pref. 5 J* A 50 Windsor Slipway 45 • 17 1J ank Rate 4 per cent.. fixed 29th Oct. THERE ARE SELLERS OF £ 400 Barry Stock, at 220 £ 200 Swansea Harbour Stock E600 Midland Ordinary Stock 4 and 10 Rhondda & Swansea Ordinary Shares £ 600 Cambrian A Debenture Stock 20 Thompson and Sliackell Ordinary Shares £77 Newport Gas 5 p.c. Debenture Stock, at lco 10 National Bank of Wales Shares 50 North's 10 p.c. Preference Shares 15 Carmarthen Brewery Ordinary Shares-bid wanted 10 South Wales Union Bank Shares ESO Taff Vale Preference, at 116% 5 Alexandra Dock and Ry. B20 Shares 30 International Coal Shares, at 54 5 Stevens and Son Ordinary Shares, at Ell THERE ARE BUYERS OF 2C Newport Aberearn Shares, at 81/4 £1000 Barry 1st, 2nd, or 3rd Preference Stock Barry and Cadoxton Gas and Water Shares 20 North and South Wales Banks 2 1 fiO Alexandra 4% p.c. Preference Stock 10 Tucker's Ordinary Shares 20 Rhondda and Swansea Bay 3rdinary Shares £1000 Bute Dock Debenture Stock 25 Barry Graving Shares. at 11% 5 Aberdare Gas Shares, at 15% 25 London and Provincial Bank Shares B300 Rhondda A SwanseaBay Ry. Deb. Stock 10 ParnalJ and Evans Ord. and 20 Pref. Shares 10 Mounts uart Dry Dock A Shares, at 542 10 Mountstuart Dry Dock B Shares 25 Penrikyber Colliery Preference Shares, at £ l's 0c* 23 Provincial Tramway 6 p.c. Pref. Shares THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, ST,)CKBROKEP-9. 1059
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E. T. LYDDON & COMPANY, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF, ON SALE. 1010. 30 Provincial Tram Preference Shares 25 Rhondda and Swansea Preference Shares 3 Barry and Cadoxton Water Shares E400 Bristol Gas max. 5 p.c. Stock, at 104% 40 Midland Tramways Shares 5 South Wales Union Bank Shares 30 North's Colliery Ordinary Shares 10 National Bank of Wales Shares 25 Rhondda and Swansea Bay Ord. Shares S750 Barry 1st Preference Stock £ t00 Barry Ord. Stock £ 500 Cardiff Gas C Stock 5 Windsor Slipway Shares 20 South Wale Colliery A Shares 20 Albion Colliery Shares, at 10% £ 500 Brecon and Merthyr 1st Pref. Stock—bid wanted WANTED. EISOO Barry 4 D.C. Debenture Stock or bonds SJOaO Rhymney Railway 4 p.c. Debenture StocK 20 Tucker's Ordinary Shares £ 100) Bute Dock Debenture Stock, at 112 £IC00 Davis and Sons' Debenture, at 105 P-500 Penahh Harbour Stock, at 150 S1000 Rhymney Railway Allotments 10 Barry and Cadoxton Gas and Water Shares £ 2000 Cardiff Corporation Stock, at 108% 16 Barry Graving Oock Shares Motintstuart Dry Dock B Shares GEO. THOMAS, STOCKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. BUYERS. 1072 20 South Wales Union Banks, at 10% 25 James Tucker Ordinary, at 13% D. Davis and Sons' Deb., at 105 5 Bute Dry Dock Shares Arrow Patent Fuel SharM, at par Provincial Tramway Preferences 10 Nell's Ordinary Shares SELLERS. £10il Barry 4 p.c. Debenture Stock, at 118., 20 Mountstuart B Shares Barry Ordinary Stock 20 Hill's Dry Dock Shares National R""nk of Wales Shares, at 188; 20 North's Collieries Preferences 25 Hancock's Preference Shares 30 International Coal Shares, at 5% FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1 DOCK CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address, Fleming," Cardiff. ) Telephone No. 153. WANTED. Barry Graving Dock Shares Spider's Preference Tucker's Ord nary IP Arrow Patent Fuel Shares Mountstuart B Shares John Bland & Co. Shares 20 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shares Cardiff Gas Stock-. Glamorgan Workmen's Cottage Shares Rhymney Railway Allotments Cardiff and Penarth Tramway Shares ON SALE. SS Rubio's Shares 20 Carmarthen Brewery Preference 4 Cardiff and Penarth Trams, at:94 2s 6d Parker's Bnrslem Brewery Ordinary 7 National Bank of Wales Shares, at 18% k £ oOO Barry and Cadoxton 7 p.c Gas New Stock 10 Spillers Ordinary 20 Spillers aud Co.'s Preference Pencoed Brick and Tile Shares tovens and Son's Ordinary Mountstuart Hotel Co.'s Ordinary 10Hill|sDryDockShare^• THOS F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER. 5, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegrams, Gedge, Cardiff." Telephone No. 139. SELLERS. 1093 S218 Barry Ordinary W. Hancock and Co. Prefs. 25 Albion Colliery Shares 5 Newport Ahercarn Preference Hancock's Ordinary 5G Westlake's Ordinary at 5% National Bank of Wales BUYERS S500 Taf; Ordinary 15 Barry Shares 10 Nell's Ordinary 10 International Coals Davis and Sons' Deb. Cardiff G-.is Stocks Barry 4 p.c. Debenture » PARSONS AND R O B J E N TI STOCKBROKERS, NEWPORT, MON. 1Q86 Telephone No, 21 Telegrams" Robjent, Newport ON SALE. 50 Welsh Whisky Distillery (30s naid), at 358 23 J. S. Lloyd's Ordinary 20 Rhonddas, at £7 8s 9d 50 Parnall and Evans Ordinary 25 Westlake's Brewery Ordinary 2000 Wrexham Mold 4 p.c. Preference 26 Ebbw Vales, at 4% 25 Parnall and Evans 6 p.c. Preference 20 London and Provincials 40 Glamorgan Banks 100 Nationll Bank of Wales 20 Barry and Cadoxton Gas and Water 20 Newport Trams—offer wanted Partridge, Jones Ordinary Shares 30 Newport Abercarns, at 8% 50 South Wales Colliery B 0= „ WANTED. 25 Searle and Herring's ^00 Western Counties Telephones 25 Rhonddas 50 South Wales Union Banks P,50 Newport Water Annuities rRJv?'a and Ev'ans Ordinary ^,eivPort Gas B or C 20 Nell s Brewery Ordinary E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1277 Telegrams "Shares, Cardiff." P. O. Telephone No. 51 BUYERS-5 Great Western Colliery B Shares 1C Rhondda & Swansea Bay Ord. Great Western Colliery New B 15 Bland and Co. Shares, at 15s 10 D. John and Co. Ord. Shares, at 15 SELLERS—10 Black Lion Shares National Bank of Wales Shares William W. Nell Preference Shares 50 Floating Metallic7 Shares North's Preference Shares 4 Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Water 21 Bristol & S. Wales Waggon New, at iO 4 Hancock and Co. New Ord. Sbs.»at 10/8 £ 100 Taff Ordinary HENRY J. PILLINGER & CO., LATE BETTON SAYCE, VAUGHAN AND CO., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 45, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. <5138 Telephone No. n7. Telegrams "Pillinger, Newport. WE HAVE BUYERS OF S500 Severn and Wye Ordinary 20 Parnall and Evans Preference 20 (io. Ordinary ;CLOOI Brecon and Merthyr A Deb., at 101 £ 20 Newport Water Annuities £ 1000 Severn and Wye, at £ 68 S200 Barry Railway Stock BiyO Rhymney Ry. Allotments 20 Rhondda and Swansea Bay Pref. Shares, at ell £ 50C Taff Vale Ry. Stock 20 Newport, Mon., Bill Posters, at 5s prem. S900 Penarth Ry. Stock, at 150 100 Bland's, at 16s 30 Rhondda. & Swansea Bay Railway Shs. WE HAVE SELLERS OF £1000 Rhymney Debenture 20 Rhondda and Swansea Bay Shares, at B7 29 6d 20 Rhondda Preferences, at B 11 20 James Tucker's Ordinary Shares 20 Hancock's Ordinary Shares 20 North's Preference, at S5 Is 3d 13 Bristol & West of England Banks 5 Mordey and Carney's Shares 60 Ebbw Vale Iron 2149 Rbymney Allotments 5 Searie and Herring, at -si3 12s 6d £ Kin8ton and Eardesley A 2 Debenture Stock £ <57d do. a 3 do, 20 Newpcrt Aberearn Ordinary, at 81;. £100) Rhymney Ordinary E300 Searle and Herring Deb., at 102% £:KO Partndge, Tones 6-p.c. Deb., with accrued dir. E1009 Taff Vale Ry. Stock iiO Newport Abercarn Ord. 50 Newport Abercarn Preferences HENRY J. PILLINGJP & 00. TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO. Telegrams TREDUNN, CARDIFF," Telephone No. 13;1 STOCK & SHARE BROKERS MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE 1136 10 Tucker's Ordinary, at 14 1 £ 100 W. J. Radclifte ss Share 20 Penrikyber Colliery Ordinary, at 7% 's 1 S50 Rosario as Co., Ltd. and 1 B50 Rubio ss Co. 5 Windsor Slipway Shares 10 £ 10 Shares Goldcliffe ss Co., Ltd.—offers 10 and 5 National Bank of Wales Shares 1 £100 Share Wynnstay ss Co., Ltd. 29 Swansea Tramway Ordinary Shares BUYERS 2 S50 Reggie ss Shares Great Western Colliery New B, at 4% 10 Nell's Ordinary Shares Castle Arcade Shares Bute Dry Dock Shares 5 Mountstuart B Shares 1CO John Bland and Co. Shares J. W. COURTIS AND CO., STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-ST., CARDIFF. 1145 Telegrams, STOCKS, CARDIFF," Telephone, No. 551. BUYERS. 10 South Wales Union Bank Shares 50 National Bank of Wales Shares £1000 Taff Ordinary Stock 4 Spillers and Bakers Ordinary Rhondda and Swansea Bay Ordinary 5 Central Graving Dock Sharas 10 Bute Dry Dock Shares 25 D. Davis and Sons' Shares Nell s Ordinary Shares 25 J. Tucker's Ordinary Shares, at 14 D. John and Co.'s Brewery Shares 5 Spillers andBakers Preference Shares SELLERS. 10 W. Hancock and Co. New Ordinary Shares 50 Castle Brewery (Caerphillv) Shares—bid wanted £ 292 Great Western Railway 4% p.c. Debenture Stock £ 1000 Brecon and Merthyr Ordinary Stock C200 Barry Ordinary Stock 10 Black Lion Brewery Ordinary Shares D. Davis and Sons' Debentures 10 Great Western Colliery New B Shares 21 North's Ordinary Shares, at 3% 5 and 2 Nell's Preference Shares 5 Hancock's Ordinary Shares, at 19% 20 National Bank of Wales Shares, at £ 18% 10 London & Provincial B-tnks, at £ 20% G. HOBDEN & CO., STOCK BROKERS. 8, MOUNT STUART-SQUARE, CARDIFF.5592 Various Securities on Sale and Wanted. GIFFIN AND CO., STOCK BROKERS., CONSULATE CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. BANKERS-NATIONA f, PROVINCIAL. TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS— IN EsT." 6045 SELLERS. 20 Hammond Meat S10 Shares, at B2 30 Floating Metallic Packing Shares
I i RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. lo91. 1890. In. He. London, Brighton, and S. C 49301.. 48794.. '507.. South-Ea.stem.38801.. 37306.. 1435.. Brecon and Merthyr •• 2% Taff Vale and Penarth Rail. 15443.. 136'9.. 1775.. — Rhymney ■ 431.. — Lancashire and Yorkshire.. 829/7.. 80369.. 2558.. — Midland 181405.. 174745.. 4660., MetroDolitan 14352.. 13607.. 745.. — Great Eastern 78946.. 73608.. 5338.. — Metropolitan District. 8126.. • 378.. Cambrian 4039.. 4080.. 39., —- Rhondda and Swansea Bay. §53.. 3S3.. 160.. — Great Western 168550..163340.. 3240.. — London and South VVestern. £ 3584.. 606^1.. 2893.. — London, Chatham, & Dover. 26018.. 24986.. 1032.. —. London and North-Western.232210..226463.. 5747.. — Pembroke and Tenby 451.. 483. 37
LATEST MARKETS. .
LATEST MARKETS. CORN Lexoo.v, Friday.—The market was very firm. Both English and foreign wheat quoted at 6<l advance since Monday t flour, 3d to 6d maize, 6d grinding bar- ley Is and eats 3d higher. Beans and peas the turn dearer. Arrivals :-Brit-ish-wheat, 1,110 qrs bar- ley, 2,260 <»rs. Foreign—wheat, 76,360 qrs barley, 35,040 qrs oats, 80,C60 qrs maize, 550 qrs flour, 21,680 sacks. GLASGOW, Friday.—Wheat, flour, and feeding stuffs in sellers' favour. There is a large supply of beans on spot. North-country oatmeal Is higher since Wednes- day the price being 37s per 2301b. English meal also Is dearer, price being 37s 6d. Thsro is no getting deliveries from the farmers of oats they are holding back supplies, owing to the Russian prohibition. Maize is selling freely at 19s. LIVERPOOL, Fridav.-Wheat-fair trade at Id to l%d advance on Tuesday Californian, 8s 10%d to 8s lid; red winter, 8s 6d to 8s 7d. Beans Is 3d over Tues- day Saidi, 34s to 34s 3d. Pease unchanged, at 7s. Oats—good demand, and 2d to 3d advance on Tues- day new white, 3s to 3s 6d, Maize steady but unchanged—mixed, 6s 5%d. Flour—good trade, and 6d advance on Tuesday bakers, 30s to 31a. WAKEFIELD, Friday.—The prices of all descriptions of foreign wheat favour sellers to the extent of 9d to Is 6d per ctr., according to the quality in cargoes, and a large business has beou done at advancing rates. English realised extreme prices of last week. Milling barley unchanged since Friday last. Maize, Is 6d to 2s oats, 2s washed beans, Is 6d; grinding barley, Is per qr dearer. CATTLE. ROATH, Friday.—There was a short supply of all kinds of stock at our market, to-day, prices being firm 'or good ripe cattle. Tii- attendance was small, and business quiet. Top qualities were in fair request, good ripe steers making rather more money. Trade tor mutton and lamb was quiet, and though the stock °n offer was much below the average, thsie was sufficient for the requirements. Quotations :—Cattle, top quality, 60s to 65s per cwt. secondary sorts, 50s ta 56s per cwt. inferior and middling cows, 42-s to 50s per cwt. Sheep and lambs were without- change at Tues- day's prices. ■ • ■ jfv PILBDUCL. LIVERPOOL, Friday.—lflugav very fina, and good business done at the recent advance November, 139 41/, d 4%d buyers; December, 13s 5l/4d January-March, 13s 7Vjd. Coffee-good business, and firm-African, store, 53s 6d. Cocoa—little offering. Rice steady. pastor oil-Calcutta, 3%d. Linseed very lirm. Hemp le- 23 distant. Lard, 34s. Palm oil dull. Tur- pentine, 27s 3d. Tallow-north, 26s south, 28s. Kesin—common, 5s 6d. Petr jleum unchmiged. Nitrate, 9s 3d LONDON, Fri(lay.-Sugir-at auction about 340 tons of crystallised Demerara offered, and met with brisk competition at full rates to 3d advance, prices ranging from 18s to 20s 3d retined firm, with good business at full rates foreign also firm. Beet opened dull, but closed firm sellers, November, 13s 5%d buyers, 13s 4i/,d December sellers, 13s 6'4d November- December, 13s 6d buyers, 1351 5V«d January-March sellers, 13s 3y4d buyers, 13s 7%d. Coffee at auction Jet with good competition at full prices futures jj^t, and mostly 6d to 2s 6d lower Rio, November, 57s down to 51s 9d September Santos, 70s to 54s. ■Tea quiet and unaltered. Rice firm, and more busi- ness doinp. Rum firm. Jute dull. Australian tallow sales went at an average advance of 3d per cwt. Turpentine, 26s 3d. American petroleum, 511zd Russian, 4%d on the spot. PROVISIONS ^HITLAND, Friday.—There was ft fair attendance *nd supply. Butter in casks realised from 13Vjd to 3%d per lb, while pound rolls varied from Is 2d to ls 2V2d per lb.. Beef, 7d to 8d mutton, 8d to 9d veal pork, 6d per lb. Live dncks and fowls, 3s 6d to 58 2d per couple. Eggs, Is 2d per doz. ^ARBERTH, Thursday.—Butter in pounds. Is M to Is 3d per lb. do. in casks, ls Id to ls 1W» »"• Live poultry, 3s to 5s per pair do. ducks, 3s 6d to 5s od Per pair turkeys, 10s to 15s per pair dead geese, 4s to 5:3 6d each. Eggs, 8 and 10 for Is. Beet, 7d to 9d Per^b. Mutton and lamb, 7d to 91 per ]b. V eal, 6d to d»Perlh. -.LONDON, Friday.—Butter-market generally slow 51,el. Danish, and Swedish lowcr, at 112s^ to _o4s F"esland remains at 108s to 114s Normanuy firmer, at 106s to 130s Jersey, 100s to 112s American firmer, at 80s to 102s. Bacon dull, but unaltered in value. Cheese steady—fine to extra American, Jps to 52s common to crood do 40s to 48s and 5Js to 56s j Gouria, 44s to 57 LONDON" Fridav -Butte" market quiet at about Previous rates. Friesland, 108s to 114s Danish and ^wedish, 120s to 140s; Normandy, 106s to 124s; Jersey, 96s to 108s American, 76s to 96s. Bacon reniains steady at late values. Hams and lard without change. Cheese quiet—American, 42s to 52s Butch unaltered. f LIVERPOOL, Friday. — Beef nnieu extra Indian 76s 3d to 82s 6d. Pork slow—prime mess, 50s J° 53s. Bacon steady short middles, 35s to 37s; l"ng middles, 36s to 38s. Hams—long cut, 47s to short cut, 47s to 51s shoulders, 26s to 3?s. Lard very firm at 34s. Cheese—American, extra fine new, 48s to 3s. Butter—American, good to fine, 70s to 80s. SCGAlf. GLASGOW, Friday.-Tlie market continues strong, and a large business was dene at 3d advance. The official report, :-The market continues active, and again a large business was done at 3d advance. BUTTER. CORK, Friday.—First- 1099 seconds, 103s thirds, fourths," 91s. Kegs—thirds, 93s. Mild cured nrkiiiH— superfine, 121s fine, Ills mild, 103s. Kegs ■-fflild, 100s. Cools—superfine, 120s. In market, 5?5 firkins, 211 mild. FISH. QIUMBBY,Friday.—The supply was moderate, brought by about 40 vessels. The demand continues brisk. Prices :—Soles,ls 2d to Is 4d; turbo' lOtl to Is; brill, 9d 10d per lb.; lobsters, ls 7d per lb plaice, 2s 6d to 3s leinou, 4s to 6s whitings, 3s to 4s halibut, 6s to 8s dead, 4s to 6s per stone ling, 5s to 6s dead, 4s to 5s cod, 10s to 15s dead, 6s to 8s skate, 5s to 6s dead, 3s to 4s each hake, 30s to 100s per score kit haddocks, 6s to 10s per box. POTATOES. LONDON, Friday.-Fair supplies tt market and trade steady, especially for best qualities, at the annexed prices:—Hebrons, 70s to 75s; magnums, 60s to 80s rice$ eephants, 70s to 80s; snowdrops, 60s to 85s; cham- Pions, 50s to 65s early rose, 50s to 65s; regents, 60s to 75s imperators, 60s to 75s per ton. HOPS. LONDON, Friday.—There is a good steady trade doing all kinds of hops, and prices aro very firm, some descriptions having advanced a few shillings per cwt. since the commencement of the week. The continental markets, after being weak and prices lower, have quite recovered in tone and value, quotations now being firm at the figures ruling a week ago. META1.S GLASGOW, Friday.—Market, steady fair biisine: s. j o Scotch done—buvers, 47s 9d cash. Aliddlesbrough done at 38s 9d cash; 38s 9d seven days; buyers, 9/ 388 9V2d cash • sellers, 33s lOd. Hematite done at J8'' 8d and 48s' 6Ud cash buyers, 48s 7d cash 48s one month sellers, 48s 7Vcd casn. LONDON Friday.— Copper easier About 500 tons done at £45.155 for lltli and 20th November; Hers, 245 15s cash buyers, S45 12s 6d three months done at £ 46 153 to £ 4610s. Tin quiet- Straits, JE90 IDs cash £ 9110s to E91 5s three months. Spelter dull and easier, at 22-3 5s. Lead weaker- English, sil 15s to £12.; Spanish, jSll 128 6d. Scotch pig iron nominally 50s cash sellers buyers, 475 6d. Closing report—Copper weaker-E45 15s cash £46 10s three months: after market caab done at S45 12s 6d. Tin easier-Straits, ggo 5s cash £ 90 7s 6d 30th November £ 91 5s three mantba Australian, £ 91 5s to £ 9110s cash. English ingots, £94. Spelter, £ 23 5s. Lead dull-English, £ 1115s to £ 12; Spanish, £ 1112s 6d to £ 1115s. Scotch pig iron, 50s sellers 47s 6d buyers. COAL, LONDON, Friday.—The weather, although eolder, made no difference in the tone of the seaborne house coal market, which is still weak at last quotations. Hettons and Lambtons, 18s 6d Lyons and Wear, 17s 6d per ton. Ships arrived, 21.
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SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE.
SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* SWANSEA, f NEWPORT} Nov. jMor.jEvn.jHgt. Mor.jEvn. rHgt. Mor.iEvn.jHgt. 2~~Ml 7 14; 7 30:34 1 6 16! 6 32 31 6 7 27 7 4334 6 3 Ti 7 46i 8 233 10 6 49' 7 5 31 5 7 591 8 1534 3 4 Wi 8 171 8 32,33 3i 7 20 7 35)30 11 8 30! 8 45;S3 8 5 Ti 8 48! 9 5;32 3! 7 531 8 12j29 8 9 1| 9 18:32 8 6 »'i 9 23! 9 4130 81 8 32! 8 52:28 0 9 36' 9 54^31 1 7 S10 310 22|29 0; 9 13 9 361/6 610 1610 35 29 5 8 M0 44;il 11127 3jl0 0 10 29:25 4 10 57,11 24,27 8 9 Mil 46| '26 911 011 37 24 1111 59i — i27 2 K Roath Basin tPrince of Wales Die. iAlexandra Dk.
CARDIFF EXCHANGE.
CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS. FRIDAY. There was a good attendance on 'Change, but business generally was quiet in all departments. Both steam and house coals were in onlymoderate request at about last values, and there was not much doing in the patent fuel, iron ore, and pit- wood trades. Small steam and coke quotations remain unchanged. In our local freight market chartering forsteam ruled moderately brisk, and, with a fair supply of tonnage on offer, the volume of business effected was well up to the average of the past few weeks. Outward freights for the Egyptian ports were maintained. Adriatic, Sicilian, and Black Sea rates evinced an upward tendency, a similar re- mark applying to Malta and Italian freights. West Indian and Spanish rates were steady. Bal- tic and Eastern quotations remain unaltered. The following comprise the latest operations :— Palermo, 10s 6d (St. Gothard). Naples, 9s 6d, clean terms of charter (Haldon). Venice, 10s 9d (Cartago Nova). Flushing-, 5s 6d (Wensleydale). Gibraltar, 7s 6d (Helen Newton). Marseilles, llfcs (Othon Stathatos). Genoa, lis (Diadem). Piraeus, 10s (Ibis). Dieppe, 6s 4d (Stream Fisher). Havre, option St. Malo, 5s lOVad (Speedwell). Marseilles, Ilfcs. Genoa, 10s 6d. Spezzia, 9s 10^4d (Clymene). London, 4s 6cl (Ardanaz). La Rochelle, 6'/4fcs. Havre, 6s, option Rouen, 7s. Dieppe, option Havre, 6s. Port Said, 10s, 2,800 steamer. Sail.-There is little new movement to report either in outward or homeward freights. The de. mand for this class of tonnage from the South Wales ports for Monte Video and Rio Janeiro still continues inactive, while homeward rates for the United Kingdom remain unaltered. Ore.—Homeward business from Bilbao, Povina, and Salta Cabello continues steady at last figures. Porman, Carthagena, Benisaf, Pomaron, Huelva, Garrucha, and Mazarron quotations for the Con- tinent and the east and west coasts of the United Kingdom remain unaltered. Shipments at Barry Dock yesterday were 9,368 tons. Vessels m dock, 34.
BALTIC REPORT.
BALTIC REPORT. LONDON, FRIDAY. At the Baltic there were very few sellers of wheat cargoes, either afloat or for shipment, and values are again 3d dearer all round. It is rumoured that the prohibition of wheat from Russia will come into force on the 15th inst. November- December, Californian, sold at 45s. The steamer Everest, Azima afloat, to United Kingdom for orders, made 41s 9d, and the steamer Colina. 42s for red winter off coast 403 6d was bid, and 41s 9d for steamer Northern Spring (Decem- ber-January). Indians are also 3d up. Maize is advancing, 25s 1%d being accepted this morning for January-February mixed steamer 25s 41/2a since paid for the same thing. Barley is also dearer-the steamer Claymore sold at 26s, the wheat making 41s. Black Sea freights very prompt and excited Indians firmer; American tend upwards.
WRECKS AND CASUALTIES.
WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM IJLOYD'S AGKNTS.1 The German steamer Sieglinde has stranded on Kertch Breakwater. No apparent damage. A cablegram from San Francisco states that the steam whaler William Lewis has been wrecked at Point Barrow. Crew and part of cargo saved. The American ship C F Sargent, for San Francisco, has put back to Sydney partially dismasted in a gale. The steamer Hawarrten, before reported stranded near Marianople, has been assisted off by tugs. The steamer Níjni Novgorod, from Odessa for Hull, is stranded at Hora Light, near Constantinople, in a dangerous position. The steamer Ulva, while loading jute at Dundee, for Hamburg, took fire on Friday morning in her after hold. The tire was extinguished after about 30 bales were damaged by tire and water. The steamer Pansy, of Swansea, and the schooner Wonder collided in the Thames on Friday morning. The Pansy lost foremast, and the VVonder was consider- ably damaged. The steamer Hudson, from Savona for Sulina, has arrived at Leghorn with eccentric rod broken. The s-athdown, of Dublin, was spoken in lat. 51 N., long. 14 W.. with masts sprung, by the steamer Hans p,nd Kurt., which has arrived in the Channel. There is little donbt that the steamer burnt off the coast of Greece was the JIlIX, of London, fUIU Batoum for Antwerp, and owned in Middlesbrough. A tele- gram from Lloyd's t-gent at Athens gives the name as Koh," aud thi company V ainaid," supposed it mutilated rendering tA Lax,'1 company Leonard." The bodies of the captain, his wife, »ntl two children have been found, and it is known that the caotain of tile Lux had his wife and two children on board. LIZARD SIGNALISTATION. THE LIZARD, Friday.-Wiji(i E, light. Weather dull and cloudy. Barometer 30'29, steady. Passed Bast- e H S, of Llauelly; steamer.sjpresumed Michigan, from Baltimore for London Nigel, of Bristol; Fairport and Activity, of Cardiff Esk, of South Shields Helvetia, from New Orleans ior Plymouth and Hamburg Hans and Kurt, from Philadelphia for Hamburg, which signalled that she tspoke the Rathdown, of Dublin. with masts sprung, in lat. 50'50 N., long. 14'7 W. Obidense, of Liverpool Neutral, of Hie] Scandia, from New York for IIambllrg. Passed West-Olilde, of Klsfieth Raffael, from Leith from Buenos Ayres; dvamerd presumed P Caland, from Amsterdam for New York G E Wood, of Cardiff Dee, of Glasgow, for Barbadoes Douglas Hill, from Hamburg for Barry Dock Peter Graham, of London North Devon, of Cardiff 'Picton, of West Hartlepool Otra, of Drnn- theim Bcdlorinie, of Barrow; Lancashire, of Liver- pool Russia, from Hamburg for New York. SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Friday.—Wind N, light. Weather overcast. Sea smooth. Passed East-steamers Brooklyn City, of Bristol City of Hamburg, of Dublin Grao, of Valencia. Passed West—steamers Tyna, of Newcastle. Homer, of London Ravna, of Christiania Nant Francon, of Liverpool Gulf of Akaba, of Greenock schooners Fortunate, of Fowey; Sea Lark, of Brixham. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. North Devon left Havre for Cardiff 5th Hart arvd Bilbao 2nd Portugalete passed Constantinople for Danube 5th Trcdegar passed St Catherine's for Dunkerque 5th Ninian Stuart left Marseilles for Constantinople 5th John Marychurch left Marseilles for Port Lagos 5tli Cosmopolitan left Genoa for Novoro.ssisk 4th Wilfrid arvd Calais from Abo 5th Rosslyn left Porthcawl for Bilbao 5th Ilochefoit arvd Tilt Cove 3rd Rheubina left Bilbao for Cardiff 3rd Rhiwderin left Penarth for Gibraltar 6th Raglan left Swansea for La Rochelle 5th Rougemont left Newport for Naples 5th t Restormel left Hull for Barry 4th Ruperra, left Port Royal for Silloth 3rd Idlewild arvd London 5th Surbiton left Chatham for Tyne 5tli Dunmail ami Shields from London 5th lippleton left Tyne for London 5th Southmoor left Wear for London 5th Carlo passed Dover 4th Ouse passed Lizard 4th Garrison arvd Newport from Bordeaux Grimsby left Newport for Dartmouth Darenth passed Flamborough Head 5th Bwllfa left Rouen 3rd Reggio passed Dover 5th J R Hinde passed Gravesend 5th Llandaff arvd Newport 5th Rhymney passed Constantinople 5th G K Wood left Rouen for Cardiff 5th Camargo arvd Newport 5th S W Kelly left Patras for London 5th Mardy left Newport for Santander 5th Mark Lane passed Constantinople 6th Redruth arvd Hull 3rd Godmumling coaled at Dartmouth 6th Rotlissay passed Constantinople for Sulina 5th Kiii^s Cross arvd Boston 5th Activity left Barry, for Rouen 5th Usk arvd Newport 6th Elemoro left Portsmouth for Cardiff 5tli Quickstep left Tyne for Devonport 6th St Fagans left St Nazaire for Bilbao.6U1 Peter Graham left Havre for Cardiff 5th CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, Nov 5.—Shearwater ss, 591. Virginia L. Stafford, 472, Fleetwood, ballast. Aurora, 36, Glou- cester, pitch. Remedio SS, 797, Bilbao, iron ore. Shan- brook ss, 868, Londi n, lij;ht. Coventina ss, 1062. Grace Harvard, 1743, London, ballast. Naworth Castle as, 1133. ROATH DOCK, Nov 6.—Charles, 56, Swansea, ligl,fc- Atalanta ss, 78, Swansea, light. Ann, 36, "Bristol, pitcn and oil. St.Clears ss, 1554. Wvndcliffe ss, 1267. burg, light. Bureka ss, 836, Huelva, pyritea ana pre- cipitate. Fylingdale ss, 1072, Bristol, Jigbt. EAST BUTE DOCK, NOV 5.-Gilsland, 332, Apphsdore, pitwood. Axel, 365, Sundswall, deals, battens, ana boards. Dodo sw, 705, Bordeaux, pitwoou- r EAST BIJJE DOCK. Nov 6.-Voorwarts, 1M, Grmun. gen, oats. Strathearn, 24*, Rotterdam, ballast. Char- lotte, 1243, Westport, ballast. 1Qq Thnmao WEST BUTE DOCK, Nov5.~Argy», ss- 295, Havre, light. Progress, 41!3, Ki|Wilkinson K WEST BUTE DOCK. Nov 6.-M A^WUKINWM. 85, Southampton, pitwood. Maurice, 124,d»edo £ >.P'tw'ood. Flora, 446, Sunaswall, an^ BelLt Vool 1 u' Wo farfnrd ballast. Lizzie, oo, ueuast, rocx salt. Emerald Isle, 71, Bannow, U3, Great Yarmouth, flour, silver stream, 1^1, South- ampton, ballast. Bessie Clarke, 43, Barnstaple, ^PFN'AP.TH DOCK. Nove -Sleipner SS, Newport, li»ht" Spero ss, Kingstown, 1ght. Charles Mitchell ss, HaVre • Lark, Gloucester, light. Parkgate ss Rouen, light. Vindolana ss, Bristol light. Knight of the Cross S3, R^ads, light. Knight of St Patrick ss, Roads, light. Bwllfa ss, 515, Rouen, light. Maid of ROATH DOCK, Nov 6.-Springbok ss, Souter, Hon- fleur. Musques ss, Land, St Nazaire. L E Cbarlewood ss Ball, Santander. EAST BUTE DOCK, Nov 5. Nellie ss Peterkin, Genoa. Lyndhurst ss, Holt. Gibraltar. KAST BUTE DOCK, Nov 6. Thor sa, Splatt, St Nazaire. Imperial ss, Leeclier, Stockholm. Lydia Card ell, Tadd, Grenada. Affaire, Borsen, Stavanger. Parkdale, Dakin, Santa Rosalia. lolani, Ligi, Ca.pe. town. Thalassa, Doss, Pelotas. WEST BUTE DOCK, Nov 5.-Vectis as, Taylor, Rouen. Rostrevor ss, Kidd, Newport. WEST BUTE DOCK, Nov 6. Brune, Cook, Water- ford. Yarra, Goode, Bristol. Robin Hood, Birt, Bridgwater. Amazonas, Fahnen, Alicante. Hobah, Binher, Penryn. Condor, Cook, Glouncester. Gertrude ss, Harrington, Ipswich. Brandon ss, Macaulay, Limerick. PENARTH DOCK, Nov 5.-Menzaleh ss, Barcelona. Neutral ss, Stockholm. Jacinth ss, Duddon. PENARTH DOCK, Nov 6.-Tatona ss, New Orleans. Enfield ss, Deleware Breakwater. Rhiwderin ss, Gibraltar. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Nov 6. Bordeaux, Baron Hambro ss, B, 367, Powley, Thomas Trieste, Winestead ss, B, 1362, Nanscawen, J H Wilson Havre, Esk ss, B, 446, Nelson, J T Duncan & Co Monte Video, William Law, B, 1631, Abbott, Wilson, Sons & Co, Ld La Rochelle, Remedio ss, B, 797, Hooper, Campbell New Orleans, Parkgate ss, B, 1435, Turnhull Bros Jersey, Ada, B, 31, Elampied, Morel Bros & Co Algoa Bay, Pa, of Brander, B, 1993, E C Downing St Nazaire, St Helier ss, B, 756, J P Hacquoil <fc Co Marseilles, Cyfarthfa ss, B, 867, Mor^l Bros & Co Marseilles, Cyfarthfa ss, B, 867, Moril Bros & Co Malta, South Briton ss, B, 999, Care, Gibbs & Lee Rio Janeiro, Dovenby Hall, B, 1938, Gray, Taylor & Co Rio Janeiro, Martin Luther, Nwy,|792,jCSchroeter & Co Port Mahon, Cabieces, Spn, 447, Alonso, A de Torres Gothenburg, Sleipner ss, Swe, 613, T Beynon & Co, Ld Bordeaux, Dordogne ss, B, 533, Hooper, Campbell & Co Oporto, Corennie ss, B, 375, Fisher, Renwick & Co Rio Janeiro, Prince Louis, Nwy, 1289, C E Evans <& Co Rouen, John Byng ss, B, 487, Pollard, C Bulman & Co CLEARED—Nov 11. Havre, Esk ss, n, 956 coal Bordeaux, Baron Hambro ss, B, 700 coal Constantinople, Trelawny as, B, 2300 coal Jersey, Ada, B, 60 coal Algoa, Bay, Pass of Brander, n, 3500 coal Singapore, Lanark ss, B, 4100 coal, 1C0 coke Ibrail, Wansbeck ss, B, 2100 coal Piraeus, Gabalva ss, B, 2100 coal St Nazaire, St Helier ss, B, 1450 coal Port Sa-id, Streonshalh ss. B, 1700 coal Marseilles, Cyfarthfa ss, B, 1630 coal Malta, South Briton ss, B, 1850 coal Mauritius, Leander, B. 1050 coal Hamburg, Golden Horn ss, B, 1500 coal Bordeaux, Dordognc ss, B, 950 coal Marseilles. Llanberis ss, B, 2900 coal Rouen, John Byng ss, n, 960 coal Goatzocoalcos, V'erdandi, Swe, 430 coal Gothenburg, Sleipner ss, Swe, 1200 coal IMPORTS—Nov 5. Gloucester, Aurora, pitch, Crown Co Bilbao, Itemedio ss, iron ore. Crawshay Bros Bristol, Ann, pitch and oil, Crown Co Huelva, Eureka ss,p),rites and precipitate, Tennant& Co Sundswall, Axel, deals, battens, and boards, Robinson, David, and C,) Bordeaux, Dodo ss, pitwood, Newport Pitwood Co Groningen, Voorwarto, oats, John Weston and Co Riga, Progress, lathwood, Morris & Smith Southampton, M A Wilkinson. pitwood, Gibbs & Lee Redon, Maurice, pitwood, G H Wills Sundswall, Flohi, deals and boards, W Thomas & Co Belfast, Lizzie, rock salt, Tennant & Sons Creat Yarmouth, Silver Spray, flour, J Tucker Barnstaple, Bessie Clarke, gravel, A Dawney BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, Nov 5.—Neto ss, 1691, Swansea, light. Castlefield ss. ARRIVALS, Nov 6.-Prince Soltykoff ss, 898, 8t Nazaire, light. Breidablick ss, 412, Nantes, light. Falconhurst, 1998, Hamburg. ballast. Hamonia ss. SAILINGS, Nov 5.—Kronborg ss, Constantinople. Specialist ss, St Lucia. Flos ss, Port Said. Flying Huntsman, Limerick. SAILINGS, Nov 6.—March as, Cape de Verds. Orontes, Rio Janeiro. Luxor, Rio Janeiro or Santos, Cygnet, Newport. NEWPORT- ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Nov 6.-Saxon ss, 1032, Sharp- ness, light. Mabel Jordan, 944, Liverpool, ballast. Julia, 68, Highbridge, light. Lady Havelock ss, 305, Portland, light. Blue Bell, 782, Plymouth, ballast. Beatrice SS, 304, Cork, light. Usk ss, 544, Bordeaux, pitwood, &c. OLD DOCK, Nov 6.—Wansfell ss, 93, Duddon, iron ore. Hakon Jarl, 491, Wyborg, deals, &c. Eie, 206, 206, Christiansand, pitpiops. Eleanor, 711, Risoer, pitprops. RIVER, Nov 6.-Kirkstall as, 298, Hennebont, pit- props. Speedwell ss, 599, Bilbao, iron ore. Edith Crossfield, 91, Irvine, pig iron. Fleetwing, 213, Dublin, pig iron. Helen, 68, Holyhead, ballast. Solway Prince ss, 110, Cork, light. SAILINGS. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Nov 6.—Llandaff ss, Edmunds, Dartmouth. Wyberton ss, Page, Alexandria. Thomas Coats ss, Morgan, Bordeaux. Merlin ss, Woodruff, Gibraltar. Rougemont ss, Davies, Naples. Telegraph, Callaway, Padstow. ¡ OLD DOCK, Nov b.Kirkless as, Coffey, Waterford. Vestfold, Larsen. Martinique. RIVER, Nov 6.—Teal ss, Goddard, Barrow. Banner y ss, Richards, Liverpool. Amethyst, Andrews, Fowey. Harriet Ann, Webber, Minehead. Taranaki, Morse, Dunball. Solway Prince ss, Moore, Cork. Rhiwderin SM, Merlin, Penarth. Ferric ss, Lewis, Port Talbot. Cormorant ss, Wheeler, Cork. ENTERED OUTW ARDS-No 6. Maranham, Mendoza, B, 463, Pearee, Stephenss, Maw- son & Goss JA Rochelle, Trignac ss, F, 786, J Moses & Co Bunbury, W A, Blue Bell, 782, Reid, R Gething & Co Seville, Italia ss, B, 238, Sealsy, Budd & Co Hennebont, Kirkstall ss, n, 293, Plank, Budd & Co Monte Video, Buenos Ayres, and Rosario, via Las Palmas, Zarate ss, B, 1551, Young, Rennie, Wil- kinson A Co Port Louis and Guadaloupe, Vesta, Nwy, 489, Trick, Cory Bros St Lucia, Ferrari, Iy, 448, Cafiero, A P Filleul & Co Galatz and Ibrail, Susan ss, B, 966, Pyman, Watson CLEARED—Nov 6. Rio Janeiro, Mabel Jordan, US, 1500 coal La Rochelle, Trignac ss, F, 1800 coal Para, Carmel, Nwy, 600 coal Monte Video, Buenos Ayres, and Rosario via Las Palmas, Zarate ss, B, 950 coal, 194 iron, 500 p fuel, 19 general Seville, Italia ss, B, 450 coal Lisbon, Cyrus ss, B, 1350 coal Para, Bertha, Den, 900 coal IMPORTS—Nov 6. Bilbao, Speedwell ss, 1360 iron ore, Blaenavon Co Hennebont, Kirkstall ss, 165 loads pitwood, Budd & Co Risoir, Eleanor, 580 loads pitprops,20 poles, R Gething Christiansand, Eig ss, 180 loads pitwood, R Gething Bordeaux, Usk ss, 900 loads pitwood, Watts, Ward & Co 1000 bushels onions, order Wyborg, Hakon Jarl, 33335 pieces deals, Batchelor Irvine, Edith Crossfield, 210 pig iron, T Wilks & Co Dublin, Fleetwing, 260 rails, Patent Nut & Bolt Co Mi lom, Solway King ss,350 pig iron, Jones, Heard & Co Middlesbrough, Gleacairn ss, 400 pigiron,Mordey, Jones Duddon, Wansfell ss, iron ore EXPORTS COASTWISE—Nov 6. Dundalk, Solway King ss, 350 coa!, T Wilks & Co Queenstown, Ratcliffe ss, 330 coal, T Wilks & Co Bristol, Thomas and Maria, 140 coal Bristol, Mary Jane, 100 coal, T Beynon & Co Cork, Helen, 10 coal, Bevan & Pryce Clevedon, Alert, 50 coal, J M Akers Bridgwater, Lilly, 120 coal, J M Akers Cork, Solway Prince ss, 350 coal, T Wilks & Co Bridgwater, Active, 110 coal, A James Waterford, Kirkless ss, 430 coal, J F Thomas & Co Dublin, Beatrice ss, 900 coal, J F Thomas <fc Co Dublin, Captain Parry ss, 550 coal, J F Thomas & Co Newry, Rostrevor, 220 coal, T Wilks & Co Bristol, Ann, 115 coal Bandon, Water Lily, 135 coal, H Powell Plymouth, Katie, 40 cement Bristol, Iron Dtike sa, 178 cOld. A E Stokes Bristol, John, 177 coal, A B Stokes SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, Nov 5.—St Vincent ss, 78, Avonmouth. barley. Fylla, 218, Langesund, ico. NORTH DOCK, Nov 6.-Grao ss, 942, Rouen, empty casks. Alico, 30, Milford, oate. SOUTH DOCK, Ncv .-Humber ss, 430, Newport, general. Cossack ss, 523, Dieppe, light. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK. Nov 5.-Ethel ss, 561, Bilbao, iron ore Emilie Ciampa, 460. Exmoath, ballast. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, NOV 6.City of Hamburg ss, 742, Hamburg via Bristol, general. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Nov 5.—Raglan ss, Merrifield, Charente. Atalanta ss, Lustv, Cardiff. Charles, Price, Cardiff. Neath Abbey ss, Davies, Bristol. NORTH DOCK, Nov p.-Gulf of Akaba ss, Gibson, Liverpool. Tyne ss, Bewen, Trouville. Homer ss, Mav, Beyrout. Friends, Chidgey, Watchet. Sir W Moiesworth, Sanders, Aberthaw. Fortunate, Harvey, Par. Sea Lark, Trethewy, Guernsey. SOUTH DOCK, Nov 5 —Flower of the Fal, Woolcock, Par. Duddon ss, Fisher, Dieppe. SOUTH DOCK, Nov 6. -Nant Francon ss, Jenkins, Rouen. Copioufc, Sharman, Bridgwater. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Nov 6.—Ravna ss, Harnaes, Salt Kalian. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Nov 6. Hamburg, City of Hamburg ss, B, 742, Burgess & Co Stockholm, Seaton ss, B. 622, Olsen, F le Boulanger Dieppe, Cossack ss, B, 525, Wilkins, W Howell St Valery SS, Glenfeadon, B, 93, Fox, Enright & Co CLEARED-Nov 6. San Francisco, Lord Dufferin, B, 2000 coal, 370 pig, 25 tinplates Marseilles, Isle of Anglesey ss, B, 1700 fuel Dieppe, Cossack ss, B, 1050 coal St.Valery SS, Glenfeadon, B. 180 coal Cadiz, Swordfish, B, 280 coal IMPORTS—Nov 6. Langesund, Fylla, 240 ice, Benson Bros Bilbao, Ethel ss, 1200 iron ore, Swansea Hematite Co Hamburg via Bristol, City of Hamburg ss, 294 casks zinc ashes, 185 bags zinc ashes, Vivian & Sons 296 sacks copper matte, Bath & Sons 6 old yellow metal, 15 cwt glass ware, 6 cases earthenware, 5 cases clocks, 27 cases sewing machines, Burgess Avonmouth, St Vincent ss, 140 barley, J Tucker Milford, Alice, 36 oats, John Dyer Ardrossan, Test, 240 pig iron, Vivian & Sons Glasgow, Humber ss, general EXPORTS COASTWISE—Nov 6. Waterford, Madcap, 330 coal. Cwmaman Co Charlestown, Elizabeth & Jane, 140 coal, W Perch & Co Glasgow, Humber ss, general. M Jones & Bro Cardigan, Ellen Owens, 50 coal, S & J Hill Newquay, Fleetwing, 60 coal, S & J Hill PORTHCAWL. „ ARRIVALS, NOV 6.—Aeron Belle, Aberayron, ballast. Margretta, Aberayron, ballast. Antelope, Newquay, ballast Mary Ellen, Bannow, ballast. Jerric ss, Newport, light Kampokus ss, Cork, *>1,1™ 110 St Agnes, ballast. George et Charles, Blaye, 110 Pl^iLiN(^,DNov'6.-Kampokns ss, Cork, 520 coal. Ferric ss, Penzance, 370 coal. LLANELLY. CLEARKD-Nov 6. Newhaven, C B.S, B, 3^° ^oral Liverpool, Voltaire as, g Avonmouth, Jg 890 mil Hamburg Lady Mostyn ss, 89U coal Duclair, Westbury ss, B, general
SHEBEEN-KEEPING AT CARDIFF.
SHEBEEN-KEEPING AT CARDIFF. A HEAVY PENALTIES. «?G« j Police-court, yesterday, an old woman named Harriet Bishop, of 7, Helen- street, pJeaded pihy to selling beer without a licence on the 25th ult. P.C.'s Eyres and Davey entered the house on the day in question and feized a quantity of beer. There was a previous conviction against the woman, and the ottpenaiary in delivering judgrfl&nt said f am afraid it is no use lectur- ,n9 yon, Harriet Bishop, but I cannot refrain from warning you that if yon are again Convicted in this court, you will probabfy be sent to prison for six months. You had better be warned. You will now be fined £10 and costs, and in default of a distress warrant you will a imprisoned for one rnoath. The beer and vessels found on the premises will be confiscated. At the same courts, Chas. Williams. 01 15, Seymour street, was chawed oetoro the Stipendiary (Mr T. W. -kerns) with selling- beer by retail wia licence on the 25th October last. l^yres gave evidence as to watching the house on the day in question, and to seeing a number of persona enter ana leave. He and P.C. Davey entered the house, and found some women there and the prisoner and his wife. There was some beer in a jug on the table. In answer to the police the prisoner said the beer did not u belong to him, and had been bought by a friend of his who wished to treat his friends. His friend gave corroborative evidence in the witness-box. There was no beer sold. It was all (he said) given away, 18 gallons having been consumed within the three days. There was a previous conviction agaanst the prisoner, and the Stipendiary imposed a fine of £ 20 and costs, or one month s imprisonment with hard labour.
SUICIDE OF AN OFFICER.
SUICIDE OF AN OFFICER. An inquest was held on Thursday at 166, Earle Court-road, Kensington, on Captain George Vautior Scale, late 62nd Foot, who committed suicide on Sunday by throwing himself from the third floor balcony. Deceased had been an invalid for &ix years, and had a paralytic fit some weeks ago which interfered with his speech. His wife left him on Sunday afternoon in his bedroom. Shortly afterwards he was found lying on the balcony of the first floor window, and died from injuries. He had written on a slate, I can bear this torture no longer." Verdict, "Suicide, while j suffering from temporary insanity."
THE COUNTY BOROUGH OF NEWPORT.
THE COUNTY BOROUGH OF NEWPORT. According to tho provisional order undsr th.8 Local Government Act, Newport will be consti- tuted a county borough on and after to-day. the 7th inst. There is to be no public function of any sort. The interval when the chief magistrate is supposed to be in articulo mortis and that when the Mayor-elect is confirmed in his seat is one pf those dead periods of the ar when whipping a dead horse Is a success- ful operation compared with an attempt to evoke municipal life and activity. Hence Newport will not have the bounds beaten there will be no procession of civic fathers to woe Sabrina; the Harbour Commissioners' gorgt would rise even at the idea of a river inspection and the gourmands, who love public dinners and green Chartreuse at their host's expense, are to b< disappointed. But the coming in of the new powers will add to the dignity of Newport it will also yield a gratifying £1,000 or sc to the civic purse; and it will aid in gratifying the aspirations of the 55,000 citizens who. what- ever their racial differences and their migrations, are at heart Newportonians, and have a friendly feeling for the place of their adoption. To demonstrate how Newport will derive financial benefit would be to go into drvasdust statistics. Suffice it to say that the county of Monmouth, for the year ending 31st March, 1890, received from Government in respect of beer, gun, dog,and other licences, the whisky duty, and in respect of probate duty, etc., £37,835. For the year end- mg Marclr last this had increased to about £39,000. Newport is entitled to a share of this in proportion to its rateable value, which is between one-fourth and one-fifth of the whole county. ThIS wonld mean a sum something approaching £8.000. I> But Newport already receives various sums iri respect of ]ts police, for the maintenance of malt roads within its control, and latterly under the whisky duty, towards the promotion of technical education. The half cost of the borough police force for the present year ie £2,807! and this amount, together with £1,317 for main roads, and :£1,200 on account of tech- nical education, are the chief of the items which have to be taken from the £8,000. When every- thing is satisfied, a moderately accurate calcula- tion places the net gain to Newport at £1,000 a year. The hope, however, is in the future. The rateable value of Newport is likely to improve, and as a necessary corollary, the proportion of grant will increase also. What to do with this money ? The county authorities have shown the way in generally placing the grant received uder the whisky duty to the advancement of technical education. Thus a great advance all over the land has been secured. Newport will not be content to allow the handsome present she will get under her new and enlarged powers to be absorbed in the general purse. The purchase or renting ot land for a public park is dear to the heart of her citizens. So also is the development of th€ Free Library. That has been a magnificent success j a potent factor in the bettering of the generation; and should rank foremost amongst her philanthropic institutions. The extension 01 this building through to Commercial-street is one of the dreams of its large and influential committee. In that locality just now the leases are falling in, and the time is ripe to give a front street approach to a library which in every detail will hold its own and give points to similar buildings in the district. Newport would honour herself by devoting the surplus tc some such purpose. £20,000 could be borrowed on security of the rates, and the £1,000 devoted to paying principal and interest over a series years. Probably both projects might be carried well on to maturity by such an expenditure.
THE BETTING RAID IN CARDIFF.
THE BETTING RAID IN CARDIFF. MAGISTERIAL PROCEEDINGS. At the Cardiff police-court yesterday — before the Stipendiary (Mr T. W. Lewis) — John Davies, landlord of the Napiei Hotel, St. Mary-street, was charged on a warrant with keeping a betting-house, on tht 4th inst. and Samuel Hughes (aged 35) and George Quinnoll (24) were charged with "haunting resorting to, and betting a< the Najpier Hotel," on the same day. Mr George David prosecuted, and Mr J. H. Jones defended. The latter applied that a remand might be granted in order that he might consul' certain authorities on the subject, particularif with regard to the case against Mr Davies. 1\ was an exceedingly serious matter for him, and the Chief Constable had agreed to the proposed remand subject to the Stipendiary's approval. Mr David said he did not object, under the cir cumstances, if the Stipendiary thought it was < case in which a remand should be granted. The Stipendiary (to Mr Jones): Do you want any other course to be adopted ? Do you apply fox a summons? I do not think they are entitled tc it, in spit* of the authority of Blake and Beach. Mr Jones If you can see your way to do so it would be better. The Stipendiary Then you apply for sum- monses to be issued ? If so. I will grant it, not as a matter of right,^but simply as^a uaatter of • lo OfffSr (j# no misapprehension, I may say thatithe police adopted the proper course 10 bringing them here I say this lest it should go forth that the met have been improperly brought here. Mr Jones I do not suggest that. The polio. have offered every facility in regard to bail They have met the prisoners very, very fairly. The Stipendiary They will be released on the same bail on which they have been at larg< hitherto. It was decided to adjourn the caSI until Tuesday afternoon next. Later on Mr Jones applied for permission to inspect the books and papers belonging to th< prisoners in possession of the police, in order that he might prepare his defence properly. hc Stipendiary said that he could have every facility, Mr Jones asked that a certain book belonging to a. Mr Llewellyn might be given up by tha police,as it had no reference to betting, but simply contained memoranda and business transactions. Mr David But the police say it does relate to betting. The Stipendiary, seeing that Mr Llewellyn was not connected with tne case, said that he must take the consequences of his property being found where it was, and said he should not go beyond giving Mr Jones permission bo inspect the books and papers in order that he might preparf his defence.