South Wales Daily News

SOUTH W ALES FINANCE MONDAY, June 19th, 1893. In the earlier part of the day business was vary quiet, almost nothing having been dona'in the way of dealing in any sort of ftocJL There was again an entire absence rf transactions in Rhymneys andTaffs either JH the Stock Exchange or amongst non- Mbmbers. These continue weak, and we ifeard of one or two small parcels of Rbym- aey having been offered afc about 220. But »here seems a disposition in certain quarters 10 make this stock -ppear weaker than it actually is. There were several buyers about, but they are apparently holding back in anticipation of lower prices whilst holders of stock desirous of clearing '¡)ut are waiting in the hope of a rise. fhe present prices are about 220 Rhymneys, Mid 83% to 84 Taffs. Barry Ordinary re- gain firm at 198, at which iigure business yas done. The ordinary meeting of the Taff Vale 1irectors takes place to-morrow (Tuesday), but up till to-day nothing of the reported igreement is said to be known in either the faffor Rhymney offices. Whetherthedirectors of the Taff will issue an announcement to- morrow upon the subject of their negotia- tions cannot be ascertained. The strictest jecrecy is closely-observed, and persistent re- ports were circulated to-day to the effect that ao agreement was in existence. The state- ments, however, which have been published in our columns have come from trustworthy )ources directly in touch with the highest quarters, and it is hard to understand why 'lie affecration of secrecy is so persistently ,a. .maintained. Business reported done by non-members if the Stock Exchange was Aarry Ordinary Stock, 198. Barry Shares, 19%. Brecon B Debenture Stock, 87. Newport-Abercarn Preference, 9%. National Bank of Wales, jS8 16s 3d and 3%. Great Western Colliery B Shares, 4%. D. Davis and Sons, 12% Dover A, 84%. Spillers and Bakers. 9 -,9%. On the Stock Exchange the following business was done :— Barry Ordinary Stock, 198. Barry Shares, lg-pg. National Batik of Wales, D. Davies and Sons, 12%. Newport-Abercarn Preference, 9)f. The following changes in quotations are marked in Messrs Thackeray and Co.'s list Jtist.—Newport Water £1 Annuities, to 27%. Fall-Rhymney Ordinary 5, to 220 Rhondda and Swansea Bay Ordinary Ys, to 7% Taff Ordinary to 83%. There are new buyers of Rhymney Ordinary Stock North's Ordinary Trede- gar A Shares Rhymney 4 per Cent. Pre- ference Stock National Bank of Wales Penrikyber Ordinary Shares D. Davis and Sons Taffs Hancocks Albions Spillers' Ordinary and Rhymney Ordinary. There are new sellers of Rhondda Ordinary National Banks Provincial y Tramway 6 per Cent. Preference Spillers' Ordinary Shares Barry Ordinary Taff Ordinary Stock D. Davis and Sons Pontypridd Water £10 Shares Free Lather Dry Soap Shares Black Lion Brewery Shares and Newport Corporation Water Annuities.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Monday. Without being active, the Money Market is becoming firmer. The American Exchange shows an increased weakness, and the return of some of the gold we have received from New York is foreshadowed. Business is not active, and there is an ibundance of money offering. Short loans are quoted at per Cent. In discounts very little was done three months' Bank bills were negotiated at 1 tol%. Paris o Cheque Exchangeis 25*16% Berlin Cheque, 30 "40. The Stock Exchange Markets are entirely without activity. In all departments deal- ings are insignificant, and no great change nas occurred. Movements in prices are irregular, but the markets were not without iirmness. The great heat has thinned the attendance, and the public are doing next to nothing. Consols rose closing at 99 to 99f6 xd for delivery and account; 2% per Cent., (Childers) 100 to 101 2% per Cent. 97% to 98 Local Loans Stock, 103% to 104% xd. Quite an unimportant business was passing in ForeignBonds. Amongst Inter- nationals, Greeks were again undecided and fell to y2. Spanish recovered A, 'and Italians were rather better. Egyptian and Turks firm. Hungarian, Russian, and Portuguese remained much about the same. Argentines were steadier by the result of to-day's meeting, and closed up. Rio Exchange rose to 11%. Brazilians improved 14. Peruvian were steady, Preferences rising Valparaiso Exchange has fallen to 15% Chilian, lower. Scarcely fD.1 business was passing in British Railways. Southern lines were weakened by the reports of cholera from the (logtipaut. Brighton A. fell 1%, and gStrtiC&lSafetfeTft A 1%. Chatharns were to down. Otherwise scarcely any move- ment occurred. Great Eastern were lower. Next to nothing was done in Scotch Stocks North British left off rather easier. With reference to heavy lines the tone was tolerably good but the closing prices were to lowdr than on Saturday. London and Brighton traffic showed an increase of 247. South-Eastern showed an increase of 9319. In the American Railway Market there was nothing doing. Changes were very slight, and were somewhat irregular, but the tone was fairly good. Atchisons, Mil- waukees, and Louisvilles were unaltered from Saturday. Denver Preferences, Eries, and Pennsylvanias were rather better, whilst Norfolk Preference, Northern Pacific Preference, and Union Pacific declined ys to Canadian Railways were very quiet, but steady. Canadian Pacific Shares were unaltered. Grand Trunk issues rose co Mexican Railways were rather weak at times, but closing prices showed very little »i/e' a?d First Preference .ell Nitrates were inactive, and the tone <vas weak. Banks were neglected. In Breweries, AUsopp fell 2, but some American rose Brunner Bond Preference up. Buenos Ayres, Harbour Works, 2 up. Trusts steady. Gas Light and Coke rose 2; Imperial Continental Gas, 1. The following changes occurred since I yesterday :— I Foreign Bonds. — Argentine 1886 and Funding, Brazilian, 1889, Italian, fa Peruvian Corporation Preference, Spanish, Uruguay, and Venezuela, Fall—Buenos Ayres Cedulas, B, I, and K, Chilian, Greek 1881, do. Reuters, 74 and Mexican, British Railways.—Fall—Great Eastern, Great Western, Brighton A, 1% Great Northern Preference, Chatham. do. Preference, y2 > North-Western, Sheffield Deferred, Midland, North British Ordinary, North-Eastern, Rhymney, 3; and South., astern A, 1%. Rise—Great Northern Deferred, Hull and Barnsley, South-Western, 2; do. Deferred, 1 and North British Pre- ference, Ys. Canadian Railways. — Rise — Grand Trunk First and Third Preference, 5 and do. Second Preference, American Railways. — Rise — Denver Preference, Illinois Central. Erie Shares, do. Second Mortgage, Ontario, Ys■ Fall—Lake Shore, 5 Nor- folk Preference, Northern Pacific Preference, Union Pacific, and Wabash Debentures, Foreign Railways. — Rise—Lombards, fa Mexican Central Bonds, Fall— Mexican Ordinary and First Preference, There was very little doing in the Mining Market, a.nd fluctuations were about evenly balanced. Rise—Geldenhuis, fa Mason and Barry, fa Oceana Land, fa Rio Tinto, fa Wolhuter, 1-32. Fall—Burmah Ruby, 3d Cape Copper, fa Jagersfontein, y8 Jumpers, fa and Wemmer, h. There was nothing doing in the Street. No bullion operations were reported at the Bank. Silver was firm, and better. Bars, 38%d; Dollars, 37%d. Indian Exchanges firm, and rates to up. Bombay and Calcutta Transfers, Is 2 31-32d; Hong Kong Transfers, 2s 834d 4 months, 2s 8%d; Shanghai Transfers, 3s 8%d; Yokohama, 4 months, 2s 8%d; Singapore, 289*d. Rupee Paper, 66% to 65%, being a fall ,of BRITISH STOCKS OPXG 12.10 1 10 CLO AFT Con. Gosclien's2J p c Moneyl 9:'fV Do. do. Account 984 •• •• Local Stock 10+ ». New 2 £ do. do 974 Bank of England Stock India per Cent 1( 81 Do. 3 do 98i Do. do 3" p Coo lC52 India, Rupee Paper 4 pc., 67 66J IIH. Canadian^ p c Jan.,Jly. ilOS xd Ins. N. Zealand Consolidtd;105 Ins. New 8th. Wales 4 pcoo)06 Ins. South Aiwralian Ins. Queensland 4 p c. :100 BRITISH RAILWAYS. Brighton Railway Ord.169 Do. do. Deferred 159 158 £ 1581 157 J 158 Caledonian Consolidated 117} Do. Preferred Con. Ord. 83i Do. Deforced Con. Ord 35 34J Chatham and Dover Ord ..I 155 15J Do. Preference 10?3 „ 107 Glasgow and South Westn 110 «. Great Eastern Ordinary 821 82$ Gt. Mhti. Prefd. Con. Ordy 115 1141 Do. Defrd. do. 60 Do. A's 60 Gieat Western 161i 1611 Hull and Barnsley 30j| 301 »• — Lancashire and Yorkshire 108 London and North-Westrn 171 London and South-Westrn 190 Lon. A Sth. West n. Defrd. 71 71j „ 72 Man. Slief. and & Lin. Ord. &2 Do. Preferred F6 Do. Deferred 301 ». 30J, Metropolitan Consolidated 88 Do. Lfind Sfock 76 Do. District Ordinary ..29 28J Do. Preferred 91 Midland Ordinary 159 North British Ord. Pref. 675 68 67i Do. Ordinary 34 3:3a, 34 33; North-Eastern Odina.ry ..119 159: 159J 159; Norlii Staffordshire 128 South- Eastern Onlinary !123 .'O Do. Deferre.i 85 84J 841 East London 8 Taff Vale Act, 1889 S3! „ „ I'urnoss 721 UNITED STATES RAILWAYS- Contral Pacific 27 > 27ti. 27. Chicago, Milwaukee 71i 71i „ Denver Ordinary 14J „ Do. Preferred 503 Erie Shares 18J 18j| Do. Preference 4') 38 Do. Second Mortgage 95 95± Illinois Central 961 Sol 964 Lake Shore jl2*74 Louia and Nashville 70i 70 70i Missouri, Kansas, <Sr Texas' 122 128 12§ Louia and Nashville 70. 70 70% Missouri, Kansas, <Sr Texas' 122 128 12§ New York Central 107i 107^ 1074 New York Ontario 151 15| V 25 £ North Pacific Preference 36! 35J 3Si 35j 36» Ohio and Mississippi l&i Do. Preference 771 Pennsylvania Ordinary 52i Philadelphia and Reading 8$j 81 Do. Virst Income Bonds. 31 311 31 Union Pa.iiflc 30j 30| 303 Wabash Preference 181 I84 Do. General Mortgage ..j 301 Atlantic G. W. 1st Alort.j 241 244 Atchison '25 OTHER RAILWAYS. Canadian Pacific 81 „ Grand Trunk Ordinary 84 Do. Guaranteed 66 66J Do. Virst Preference.j 53J 551 Do. Second Preference 36 361 Do. Third Preference..119:i 20 Mexican Ordinary 18 Do. Virst Preference. 77 — Do. Second Preference 45 444 Lombards Ordinary 8j 9 9i'g Mexican Cntl. 4 p c. Bonds 62} 62i Do do First Incom 18 BuenosAyres Gt. Southern 108 Buenos Ayres and Rosarioj 651 Central Argentine 671 67 674 FOREIGN SIOCKS. Chillian, 1886 864 Do 1892 93" Buenos Ayres 1P82 341 „ Do 1883 331 Argentine 1886 691 •• 70 Do Funding 74i 74 75 74j Do 41 per cent Sterling 42 ». — Do Treasury 146 „ Argentine Cedulas A 32 »• — Do Cdulas B 29 Buenos Ayres Cedulas I 10 Do J 10 Brazilian, 1889 66i 66I" Egyptian Unified 100g „ Do Gov. Pref. New 951 •• — — Do State Domain 104 Do DairaNew ;10ll French-3 per Cent. Rentes S7j Do DairaNew ;10ll • French-3 per Cent. Rentes S7j Do 44 per Cent 1051 •• Hungarian4perCent. Goldi 96 Italian 5per Cent — ••! 92& 924 Mexican 6 per Cent 711 72 ) 721 724 Peru. Corp. Ordinary Do Preference 261 u Portuguese per Cent. 1869j 23 Greek, 1881 431 Do 1881 491 Russian 4 p. Ct. Conversion :100l Spanish 4 per Cent 66i 66 „ t Turkish, 1871 99| Do Ottoman Defence S8 Do 1st Group 56 Do 2ml Group 34 Do 3td Group 234 Do 4th Group 21 £ 21f| Ottoman Bank Shares I 13¡ Uruguay 34 per Cent 35 —I 354 Honduras £ 4 „ Paraguay 17 Transvaal Loan 107 MISCELLANEOUS. London&S.Katherine'sDks 48 j East <fc West India Docks. 23 Peninsular & OrientalPrf.. 1334 Do. Deferred I8I4 Gen.SteaniNav., £ 15 paid.. 41 Do. 5 per cent. Pref 54 Do. 5 per Cent. 1887 54 .„ Anglo American Tel.Pref.. 95 Do. do. Ordinary 52 Direct United States Cable 11J Eastern ditto 154 •• •• ..r Eastern Extension 15j Brazilian Submarine 12 National Telephone 5i Arbfiur Guinness Ordinary. 340 3414 Allsopps Ordinary 461 -■ 47 Bryant and May Ordinary. 14| Consett Iron £ 0 Ebbw Vale St. Al'n Co. 5i Hudson's Bay Scares 15J Hotchkiss 1 Deeean Land 4. Suez Canals IO64 „ „ Sprat's Patent 8} „ Hammonds 24 „ Eastmans 6 Leeds Forge 4 „ Lister and Co. 6J Salt Union Ordinary 4± „ „ „ Elmore Copper Depo'ng Co. i Nitrate Railway 154 „ Primitive Nitrate 5| San Jorge Nitrate 5" 5i San Pablo Nitrate 32 u Dublin Distillers 2, Bell's Asbestos f Oceaua Land Chartered Africa 35/1 United Concessions 7/3 „ New Explora'n (Rotlisch'a) li'spr Mexican Exploration ,1 Cape Copper Mines 1^ Rio Tlntos 15& 154 15,\ 154 Mason and Barry ——— Ii Hi If Tharsis Copper 4i Mysore Gold 4,% Mysore Gold Fields 28/ 28/6 Palmarejos 1/ — Indian Consolidated 6d Montanas 3/6 De Beers Diamonds 18 south African Explorations 124 12 New Jagersfontein 18| M < Gold Fields, S. Africa 2j -2ft « Salisbury Gold New 34 City and Suburban 12j Jumpfers 3 Ferreiras 71 Jubilee 74 Simmer and Jack 4i Wenimers 43 Crownreef 7 j Langlaagtes 3j( Do. Block B 5/9 Australian Broken Pig speak 1/6 > Wentworth Priority fi « Yankee Girl .„. 1/3 Tarapaca Water 10J Do. Bank 22 British Water Gas «. j' North's Navigation Collie's 11 Coats 141 -j Pears' Soap Ordinary „ 64 '¡. DAILY STOCK AND SHAnE LIST SUPPLIED B! MESSRS THACKERAY & 00. Stock and Share Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers Cairdift. RAILWAYS. Paid Prlc-s Stock Barry Railway 100 .197 193 10 Do. Shares.. 10 19V4 19% Stock Great Western.100 ..]60 161112 London and North Western.100 ..]701;2 171 „ Midland 100 158 1;2 59 10 Rhonddaand Swansea Bay.. 10 71^ Stoc Rhymney .100 ..218 222 Severn and Wve „100 ..6 8 „ Taff Vale Divided Stock -100 83 83 PREFERENTIAL Stock, Barry Ry. 5p.c. 1st Pref. 100 ,.146 148 „ Do. 2nd 100 ..145 147 Do. 3rd 100 ..114 146 0 Do. 4 p.c. Shares 4 5% 53i Brecon <Sc Met 1st Pref. 1861.100 73 75 Do. 2nd Pref. 1862.100 58 61 Cambrian, No. 1, 4p.c .100 60 61 II Do. No. 2 4 p.c 100 „ 28 29 Great Western Consol 5 ..c.100 ..166 168 .Pembrk & Tcniby 5 p.c., 1864. 109 '0 10 Rhondda & S'sea Bay 5 p.c. 10 lll/« 11% Stock, Rhymney 4 p.c. Consold.100 ..127 128 Taff Vale 4 o.c C-nsofd A 100 ..126V9 1::71jsxd GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 50 AberdareRailway 50 ..148 150 10 Cowbr. & Aberthaw 31, p,c. 10 lOt;, 10% Stock Great Western, 5 p. c. guar..100 ..166 168 Penarth Harbour Dock <fc RvlOO 161 163 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBKNTURKS Stock Rai-ry ity. 4 p.c 100 ..128 129 100 Do. do. 3Vi p.c 100 ..110 111 ,1 Brecon &Merchyr A 4 p.c.100 ..103 i05 Do. B q p.c.100 85 90 ButeDock4p.c ..100 ..114 116xd Cambrian A 4 p. c.100 ..122 123 Do. B 4 p.c 100 ..111 113 Great Western 5 do. 100 ..167 169 Midland 5 percent 100 ..105 107 II Mid-Wales A 4Vij per cent ..100 ..116 119 Neath & Brecon 1st 100 ..109 111 „ do. A I Deb 100 ..101 103 do. A 2 Den 100 ..68 73 „ Rhondda&S\v',sea Bay 4p.c. lOu ..111 113 RhyulIley 4 di tto .100 ..127 129 „ Tatf Vale 3 p.c.„_100 _100 lOlxd BANKS. O Glamorgansllire, J,im. 21h.. 5 5% 5 Glamorganshire, Pref. do. 2% 614 7 60 London & Midland do 12', 3 35 36 10 London & Provincial,l.im. 5 19'), 20 60 Lloyds Bank Limited 8 26 4 .7'/4 50 Metro, of England & Wales 5 15% 16 20 NationalBankotWaius, Liin..l0 8. y 75 National Provincial, Liin.lQl,i, 43 44 60 National Provincial, Lim.12 501/2 51ft 40 North & South Wales Lim..10 3 i4ft GAS. IG Aberdare* 10 16 "ló1j, stock Cardiff A 10 per cent ..100 ..199 201 Do. B 8 per cent ,.„100 ..159 161 „ Do. C 7 per cent 100 ..139 141 Do. Ga.,4 D 5 per ceii t 100 ..100 lGlj Do, 41 p.c. Pref.Stock. 100 113 10 Llynvi Valley 10 9% io,, ,tock Newport A 10 per cent .100 ..198 200 „ Do. B 7ft per cen .100 ..148 150 „ Do. C 7 percent .100 ..138 140 25 SWa.Dsea 7% per cent. 25 37 38 25 Do 7 per cent 25 34 35 GAS AND WATER. stock Barry and Cadoxtou -100 10 Bridgend 10 11 8 12 PoiityVool (,Nlax. fO p.c.). 12 151 16 10 Ystrad 10 171;, 18 WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol .H' 45 „ 53 54 20 Do 20 40 41 10 Neatli A 10 16ft 17 10 Pontypridd 10 per ct Ord. 10 20ft 21ft 10 Do. 7 p.c. do. 10 14 15 COAL AND IRONS 10 Albion Steam Colliery 10 lift 12 10 D. Davis & Sons, Limited.. 10 12 12ft 23 KbbwVale Steel, Iroti,&Coal 20 5Y, 5ft 5 Great Western Ord. B 5 4 4ftxn 5 Do New B 5 4 4'xn 5 Do. Pref. A 5 7% 8 x all H. H. Vivian t Co. A Pref. 8'4 3 31;2 10 International Coal 5 2 2ft 00 Miller & Cory 6 p, c. Debs.100 ..101 103 62y, Nantygio&BlainaIronPref.62ft.. 67 69 10 Newport-Abercarn 10 6 6ft 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 10 5 North's Navigation Colliery 5.. 1% 1ft 5 Do 10 p.c. Cum Pref 5 4ft 5yg 10 penrikyber ColKery 10.. 4% fiY. 10 Do. 5to7ftp. c. Pref. 10 „ 6% 71/, 5 Rhymney Iron 5 ft I 5 Do. New 4ft.. ft 90 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debts.100 £ 0 e5 7 South Wales Colliery A17 6ft 7 3 Do. 10 per cent. B 3 4 4ft 3 Do. New B lft„ 1ft 2 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A.. 36 4% 5% 25 Do R -25 9ft 10ft MISCELLANEOUS. Stock Alex. Dk. &By. 41;2 A Prof. 1W ..101 103 „ Ditto 4ft B Pref. 103 69 70 10 Barry Graving Docic 10 la 12ftxd 1 Bland & Co, 1 u I.ixd 10 Bristol Brewery Ordinary.. 10 245 10 Do. 6 Preference 10 14ft 15 10 Bl. and So. Wales Waggon 357/s GlfsXD 50 Bute Drv Dock 50 5-i E6xd ¡,(\ck Cardiff Cor (oration 3 ft p. c.100 ..113 114xd 5 C'dift & Pen'rth Tramways 0 3% 4 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 28 30 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage.. 5 25 67 50 Central Graving Dock 50 48 50 10 W. Hancock and Co., Ltd. 10 13 13 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 lift J2xd Stock Do. 4ft p.c. Deb. Stock _100 ..102 104xd 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 6ft 6% 10 Milford Dock 10.. is 50 )Iount:!tmut Ury Dock A 40 53 60 50 Do. B I. 20 i2 34 5 Newport Tramways 5 6 6ft Do. Water;Cl Annuities 27 28 10 Parna.ll A Evans Ord. 7ft.. 6 6ft 10 Do. Pref. 6 p.c. cum 10 9ft lOxd 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50638 10 Provincial Tramways 10 3% 41¡, 1 Do. 6per cent. Preference 10 10% 10ft 10 Royal flfitel 6ft Pref 10 a1/* -^4 "/4, 10 Spillers<ft Bakers Ordinary 9 9ft 10 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 12ft I2ft StockSwanseaHarbour4p.c. Stk. 100 t-8 l 100 5 Thompson <k Shackell 5. -1 V2 4 10 Tuekers Jamas Ordinary 10 6 6ft li)- D#. ■ ii >. 6 iP-.afwAn019J.CL — 6 6ft 50 Windsor Slipway 45 12_ 15 Bank Rate reduced from 3 t<> 2ft ner cent., 15th Jun&

SELLERS. — 20 Pontypridd Water £ 10 Shares SELLERS. 20 Pontypridd Water £10 Shares 30 Free Lather Dry Soap Shares, at par 3 Black ion Brewery Shares—bid wtd. £4::1 Newport Corporation Water An* nuities, at 28 10 D. Da is and Son Shares, at 12ft S500 Taff Vale Stock 10 Pcirnall & Kvans 6 p.c. Pref., at 9ft 20 Parnall and Evaus Ord., at 6% 50 International Coal Shares B100 Rhymney Ord. Stock 100 Mid Wales 6 p.o. Pref., at E2 128 6d 40 Norths lu p.c. Pref. Shares 40 Penrikyber Ordinary, at 5 BUYERS. — £ 5>0 Rhymney Ord. Stock 50 Norths Ordinary, fit 35s 6d » f JO Tredegar A shares B200 Rhyi-ney 4 p.c. Preference Stock 10 National Bank of Wales, at £ 8 16s 3d 3G Penrikyber Ordinarv Shares 30 Gr- at Western Colliery Allots., at 8s 9d prem. 24 Albion Colliery Shares, at Ell 118 3d 20 Newport Abercarn Ord. & Pref, at 9 £300 Barry Ord. or Shares, at 197 7 Penrikyber Preference Shares, at 7% S500 Barry Deb. and all Preferences 40 Bristol d-, S. Wales Wagon New £11JOO Barry, Taff & Rhymney Preference Allotments of Bristol and S -uth Wales Wtgon New, also Great Western Colliery New Negotiated. THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCKBROKERS 105 E. T. LYDDON AND CO., STOCKBROKERS, 122, BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams—" Lyddon, Cardiff." 1010 Telephones—P.O., 63 Nat., 103. SELLERS. — £ 5 X> Rhymuey Ord. Stock 5 Cardiff Ice A and 1 B Shares 6 Wewtlake Brewery Shares-bid wtd. 4 Spillers Pref. Shares 20 South Wales Crown Soap Shares S500 Barry Deb. Stock 25 National Bank of Wales Shares 50 Rhondda Old Pref. Shares 20 & 2 Rhondda Ordinary Shares, at 7 BUYERS. —Mountstuart Dock A Shares 50 Norths Ordinary Shares Albion Colliery Shares B1000 Brecon Ord. Stock EIOC) Rlion(ida Debenture Stock Great Western Colliery Allotments £ 200 Brecon B Deb. Stock S500 Barry Ordinary Stock Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shares 20 Penrikyber Colliery Ord. Shs. 20 Great Western Colliery Shs., at 4 30 Barty New Pref. Shs. ,at £ 1113s 9d Allotmehts of Great Western Colliery New Share Nngotiated. GEO. THOMAS, STOCKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, DOCKS, CARDIFF, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1072 TELEGRAMS "Bertha," Cardiff. P.O. TphoneNo. 95 SELLERS. — £ 10 Barry Ordinary London and Prov. Bank B300 Rhymney Ordinary 5 Bute Dry Dock Shales jg40 Taff 4 p.c, Preference BUYERS. -20 Hancocks Ordinary, at 13 Albion Colliery Shares Rhymney Iron Old F. S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1, DOCK CHAMBERS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1083 TELEGRAMS Fleming, Cardiff." Telephone, 158 BUYERS. —Hancocks Ordinary Cardiff Junction Dry Docks Cardiff Gas—all issues Albion Colliery Shares, at 12 Spillers and Bakers Preference SELLERS.— £ 500 Barry Ord. Stock Tatf Stock ..„.v.. Jlhorxdtlfi and Swansea Bay Prel. 5 Bute Dry Docks Albion Colliery Debentures Provincial Tram Preference THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 36, West Bute-street (and Stock Exchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, Gedge, Cardiff." Telephones—National, No. 139 P.O. No. 82. 1093 BUYERS. —10 Albien Coals 30 Thomp-ion and hoekeUs Ordinary, 2C Cowbridge and Aberthaw I:y. Shares Cardiff and Ponarth Trams, at 3% Metropolitan Banks £ 100 Alexandra Dock A Pref & elOI, Deb SELLERS" -Cardiff and Peiiarth Trams, at 4 20 D. Davis and Sons Ordinary 10 Barry Graving Docks Rhondda Ordinary and New Prefa. B200 Provincial Tram 4 p.c. Deb 15 Royal Hotel Pref. Shs. TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 12, MOUNRATUART-SQUARE, CARDIFF, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1136 Telegrams—" TREDONN, CARDIFF," Nat. TeL Na. 130, SELLERS. — £ 500 Rhymney Ordinary Stock £ 00 Taff Ordinary Stock Thomp-on rtntl Sliacbells Prefs. 10 Bute Dry Dock Shares 10 Ba.rry Graving Docks, at 12V4 20 Ship Brewery Ordinary Shares f0 Searle and Herring shares 10 Windsor Slipway Shares BUYERS. -Norths Ordinary Shares 20 Thompson & Shackells Ord., at 31 < 0 Penrikyber Ordinary Shares, at 4}4 B500 Barry Ordinary Stock PERCY POWELL. STOCKBROKER, CARDIFF. P.O. Tphone, 89. Tel-s. "Purse, Cardiff." BUYERS. -D. Davis and Sons Bank of Wales Taff, at 83'2 30 Hancocks-want offer SELLERS. -D. Davis and Sons, at 12Vi Bank of Wales 5 Rhondda Ordinary 600 Taff, at 84 10 Spillers < J. W. COURTIS, TAYLOR AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1H6 BUYERS. -30 Nat. Bank of Wpiles Shares 50 Penrikyber Ordinary Shares 20 Provincial Tj-am. 6 p. •. Pref. Shares ro International Coal Shares, at;224 Hancock" Ordinary Shares 40 Albion Coliie: y Shares 20 Bl -enavon Gas Shares, at 8 cum div. :E-W Swansea Harbour Stock—offer wtd SELLERS. -20 Provincial Tiamway 6 p.c. Pref. 2 Spillers Ord. Shares £250 Rhymney Tly. Pref. Stock 2 £100 Tuckers 5 p.c. Debentures 50 Blaengarw Colliery Shares 10 D. John and Co.'s Brewery Ord. Shs. 60 Penrikyber Colliery Ordinary 29 National Bank of Wales 25 Eastmans Preference Shares 2500 Rhymney Ordinary Stock 25 Blaenavon Gas and vVater Shares E200 Glyn Colliery 6 p.c. Debentures E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, POWELL-PLACE AND STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1173 Telegrams, "Shares, Cardiff. P. O. Telephone, No. 51. BUYERS. -30 Hancocks Ordinary Shares AlbLn" 10 Spillers Ordinary 15 Ebbw Vales, at B5 6s 3d 3 D. Davis and Sons Shares, at 12ft 10 Penrikyber Ord. Shares, at 43, 20 Norths Ordinary Shares, at 35s 10 London & Provo Bank Shares, at 19% SELLERS. — £ 500 Taff Ordinary Stock £ 2:'0 Allsopps Pref. Stock, at 96 2.1 Ebbw Vales, at o»g 10 Great Western Colliery ^ew B, at 4ft 6 Thompson an-i Shackell Pref. Shares CHARLES MASSY AND CO. BUTE DOCKS. CARDIFF. TRT,IWRAMS: Invest.' BUYERS. £ 500 Rhymney Ord., at 218 20 Nttiniial Banks, at 8% 2U Penri'ivber Ordinary, at 4f1 20 Cardiff Ice A 50 Norths Ord narv, at 1% 10 Hancocks Ordinary, at 13 SELLERS. -10 lihondda Ordinary, at 70/a 10 National Banks, at 8% jB500 Barry Ordinary, at 192 -2900 Taff Ordinary 20 Parnall and Evans Preference 25 Cardiff Ice A, at 11% ERNEST SULLY AND CO., STOCKBROKERS. 12), BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF rgrams: "Trust, Cardiff." I*plion,s, P.O. 7, Nat. 187 BUYERS. -Barry Graving Docks Hancocks 20 Cardiff Ice B Shares 10 Spillers and Bakers Ordinary Shares SELLERS. -500. Barry Ry. Ordinary tock Trtff & Rhymney Ordinary Stock 15 Spillers and Bakers Ord. Shs. PARSONS AND UUBJBNT STOCKBROKERS, 1086 CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. Telegrams Rohipn t. N'o<t." Telephone, No 21 FOR SALE-50 Partridge Jones & Co., Ltd., Ord. Sha 25 Hancocks 6 p.c. Pref. 500 Rhymney, at 23 J £ 5CO Taff Vale 20 London and Provincial Banks £ 43 Newport Corporation Annuities 20 Barry Graving Docks 25 Drake, Drivet and Leaver Ordinary 10 South Wales Tobacco Mannf. Shares E509 Brecon & Merthyr 1st Pref. WANTED. 20 South Wales Tobacco Shares 25 National Bank of Wales Brecon and Merthyr 1st Pref., at 73 lOG Rhymney Iron Old £iO'I() Cambrian C or D Debenture B300 Carditf Gas Preference or Deb. £5000 Brecn and Merthyr Ordinary £ 100.1 Brecon and Merthyr B Deb. 500 Alexandra Preference HENRi J. PI LUNGER & CO. LA.TR BETTON SAYCE, VAUGHAN AND CO., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 45, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. 1191 Telephone No. 1^7. TelŒil.1l) Pillinsrer. 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1-- LATEST MARKETS. --1 CORN. LONDON, Monday.—There was a good number of beasts, but many second quality, owing to want of keep. Sultry weather caused butchers to restrict the r purchases as much as possible, and trades is extremely dull and diagging, and rates favouring buyers, especially towards the close, when a good many animals were left unsold. Top value of best Scotch and Hereford, 4s 6d to 4s 8d Norfolk, 4s 4d per 81b. British arrivals :-50 Scotch, 1,050 Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex. 870 Midland, home, and western counties. Small wether sheep made late rates, other grades 2d less. Lambs more in request. Ca.lves very dull. Beef, 3s to 4s 8d mutton, 3s 4d to 5s veal, 2s 6d 4s 8d pork, 2s 8d to 4s lamb. 4s 6d to 5s 4d. Beasts, 1,970 sheep and lambs, 15,000: calves, 15 pigs, 30. GLASGOW, Monday.—The drought has hardened the market for maize and Canadian oat, rhe former is up 6d since Friday and Is lftd from lowest point-price, 12s 6d per 2801bs. the latter is fid higher since last market day-price, 15s 6d per 2641bs. Beans and peas 3d dearer. Wheat and flour, however, dull and un- changed. LONDON, Monday.—Market dull for breadstuffs, but strong for feeding stuffs, owing to continued drought. Wheat—a very dull sale for both English and foreign corn at about late value. English wheat quoted 26s to 32s for white 25s to 30s per qr for red. Flour—dull sale. Grinding barley 9d dearer oats. Is to Is 6d maize; 9d to Is and beans and peas, 6d dearer. Arrivals British—wheat, 1,362 qrs. barley, 912 qrs malt, 17,205 maize, 1,133 qrs; oats, 287 qrs beans, 532; peas, 34 qrs flour, 12,3-4 sacks. Foreign—wheat, 30,070 qrs barley, 13,575 qrs maize, 31,758 qrs oats, 53.059 qrs beans, 449 qrs peas, 2,244 qrs flour, 62,563 sacks, 500 barrels. CATTLE. USK, Mondy.-The nstial bi-monthly market was held to-day, and was poorly snpplied and attended. The prices were low, and not much business was done. DEPTFORD. Monday.—Beasts, 894 United States, and 831 Canadian total, 1,725,or 273 more than last Monday. Owing to extreme heat and bad finish at dead meat market, trade here was exceedingly slow at Id to 2d per 81b3 less money, with a difficult clearance. Best States beasts on offer made 3s lOd to 3s lid. Canadians, 3s 9d to 3s 10 dper SIb", LIVERPOOL, Monday.—Beasts, e31 sheen a.ndlmbs, 13,540. Best beasts, 6ftd second, 5ftd third, 4ftd best Scotch sheep, 8d other sorts, 7%d and 6ftd lamb, 7d to 9d per lb. There was an increase of 46 beasts, and 1,201 sheep. Slow demand for all classes at about late rates. PRODUCE. LONDON, Monday.—Sugar—refined rather quiet, without quotable change in prices Tate's cubes un- altered foreign very firm and again slightly dearer, especially for granulated. Beet dearer—sellers, June- July, 19s 2ftd; August, 19 3%d September, 18s October, 15s 9d November-December, J,3s 33,4d buyers %d to lftd less. Cane quiet, but coffee firm— futures 3d to 6d. Tea dearer Indian—quiet sales. Ric9 firmer. Turpentine, 22s 3d. LIVERPOOL, Monday.—Sugar firm—Peruvian grainy, 16s 3d to 18s. Beet—old firm; new 3d dearer; June, 19s July, 19s lftd August, 19s 3d September. 17s 9d buyers. Coffee quiet. Cocoa dull and inactive. Rice steadier on spot. Castor oil—Calcutta, 2 9-32d to2&d. Linseed firm. Hemp, £ 26 5s. Lard, 49s 9d to 50s. Palm oil slow. Tallow idle. Turpentine,23s. Resin-common. 3s 9d. Petroleum dull. Nitrate steady and quiet. PROVISIONS. LONDON, Monday.—Butter quiet,but steady market, at about previous rates—Kiel, Danish, and Swedish, 100s to 108s Friesland, 94s to 100s Normandy, 94s to 114s Jersey, 86s to 96s. Bacon—market quiet; Irish, 60s to 71s Danish, 56s to 63s. Hams and lard unaltered. Cheese quia',—now American, 46a to 60s Dutch without change. ( SlMiAll Hunow, Mppday.— £ arge business doao folly 3d advance. "}11e f>ffiI:11 .vm'I' >_Strong ma.r.: ket, and large business done at stiffer prices, to 3d advance. BUTTER. CORK. Monday.—Firsts, 93s sewnd. 89s thirds, 87s; fourths, 82s. Kegs, firkins, 91s thirds, 82s. Mild-cnred tirkins—supertlne, 97s fine, 91s mild, 87s. In market, 409 firkins, 2 kegs, 171 mild. ng-\o MfOAT. LONDON, Monday.—Full supplies and trade much depressed owing to the hot weather. Beef, 2s 4d to 3s 10d Scotch long side«, 3s 8d to 4s shorts, 4s to 4s 2d mutton, 2s to 4s 4d vea-1, 2s co 3s 6d large pork, 3s 4d to 3s lOd small do., 4s to 4s 4d English lamb, 4s to 4s 8d per 81bs. POTATO BP. LONDON. Monday.—Fair supplies at market and trade moderately active at the annexed prices :— Jersey kidneys, 6s to 8s do. flnkes, 6s 6d to 7s anary kidneys, 2s to 9s per ewt. English new, 2d to 3d per pound old potatoes, 30s to 70s per ton. FISII GRIMSBY, Monday.—Large supply of ash brought in this morning by about 40 smacks and 13 steamers. Brisk demand. Soles, Ud to Is Id Uirhot, 5d to 7d brill, 4d to 6d per lb. plaic 2s 3d to 3s 9d lemons, is 6d to 5s 6d whftches, 4s to 4s 6d live halibut. 58 to 6s dead, 3s 6d to 4s d per stone live cod, 2a 6d to 3s 6d dead. Is to 2., each hake, 30s to 60s per score kit haddocks, lis to 13s per box. HOPS. LONDON, Monday.—A gaod steady trade is being done in hops with an entire absence of any speculative element. Reports from the plantations are still un- favourable to the growing crop. Some grounds have decidedly improved, but this is counter-balanced by the districts that are giving up for want of moisture. The continental and American markets are steady at slightly advanced quotations. WOOL BRADFORD, Monday.—Everybody is waiting to see how the London sales will go to-morrow. The pre- vailing belief is that they will be lower, but this is very doubtful. Meanwhile there is no weakness here, though business is very qu et in yarns. There is some activity in mohairs and superfine lustres, and in the former at better prices. Worsted weft yarns are neglected, but steady. COAL.. MNÐON. Monday.—A quiet market for I seabome house coals, at last week's quotations. Heltons, 14s 6d Lambtons, 14s 6d East Hartlepool. 14s Lyons, South Hartlepool, 13s 6d per ton. Ships arrived, 35; sold, 35. Wind, west. MKTALS. GLASGOW, Monday.-Market better, fair business. Scotch dene at 41s 9%d and 41s li^d cash 42s 0%d and 42sId one month buyers, 41s 10%d cash sellers, %d higher. Cleveland—kuvers, 34s lOd cash 35s one month sellers, 35s cash. Cumberland hematite- buyers, 45s cash; 45s 3d one month; sellers, 3d more. Middlesbrough hematite—buyers, 43s l%d cash sellers, 43s 10%d. I.&NDQN, Mond. active about 700 tons done at 244 18s 9-1 cash £45 5s to £ 45 6s 3d three months. Tin firm, but nothing done, £88 15s nearest price for Straits cash; £ 8S six months. Spelter, £ 17 12s 6d. Spanish lead firm— £ 9 7s 6d English do., S9 10s to £ 912s 6d. Scotch pig iron. 41s 8%d. Hematite, 45s cash. Closing report :-Copper active and dearer—closing price-245 Is 3d cash; £ 45 Hs 9d three months. Tin active, and no business reported- Stt-its quoted £89 cash Y.86 three months. English ingots, B91 10s. Spelter, £17 12s 6d. Spanish lead firmer, at £9 7s 6d to B9 10s. English, B9 10s to B9 15s Scotch pig iron, 41s lOVjd cash. Quicksilver unchanged.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* SWANSEA.! | NEWPORT; June Mor.jFiVn.jHgt. Mor.iEvn.jHgt.|Mor.jEvn jHg>. 19 MilO 911 9 30 510 110 24 27 411 211 2230 10 20 'X' 11 3011 52 28 1010 47 11 9 26 411 43 — >29 3 21 W — 0 16 28 3 11 3011 55 25 9 0 5 0 29^8 8 22 T 0 45! 1 14 27 7 — 0 20 25 8 0 58 1 27^ 0 23 F 1 43 2 1* 27 1 0 47 1 21 25 7 1 56 2 32 27 6 24 S 2 54- 3 26 27 0 1 56 2 28 25 9 3 7 3 30 27 5 25 81 3 55 4 2327 5 2 58 3 2826 2 4 8 4 36,27 10 26 M 4 51 5 1728 1 3 55 4 2126 9 5 4 j 5 30,28 6 a,t, t o! Wales Dk i Alexandra Di

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCK. MONDAY. The steam coal market continued active to-day, and prices had a stiffening tendency. There was a strong demand for best and secondary qualities, and small steam was scarce. The house coal trade was flat. Patent fuel orders were plentiful, and coke prices ruled firm, with a good demand for both foundry and furnace qualities. In our local freight market an average business was done in steam chartering outwards, though on account of the heavy stems prevailing, great difficulty was experienced in arranging loading for prompt tonnage. The Mediterranean market was reported weak, while there was very little doing for either the West or East Indies. Baltic and coasting quotations underwent no change. The following comprise the latest operations reported:— Bermuda, 7s 6D, clean (Olympia). Brindisi, 6S (Gloucester City). Gibraltar, 6s 1%d, new charter (Caerleon). Havannab, 8s 6d (Maple Branch). Gibraltar, 63 6d (Benefactor). Messina, 7s, clean (Abertawe). Leghorn, 7s. clean (name not reported). Cronstadt, 5S 10%d, clean (River Avon). Trieste, 78 6d (.Jaroslav). Marseilles, 9fcg (Naylor). Gibraltar, 6s clean (Rapid). Barcelona, 10s 3d, clean (Jano Radcliffe). Naples, 6s 7V £ d, clean (name not reported). Malta, 6s net (name not reported). Savona, 6s 6d, clean (name not reported). SaiL-The outward sail market was qniet tor all directions. Ore.—Homeward ore freights were steady. Fixbures Bilbao to Cardiff, 4s 6d (C W Anderson). Bilbao to Middlesbrough, 5s 6d (Kathleen). Shipments at Barry Dock on Saturday, 7,174 tons. Vessels in dock, 38. Shipments at Barry Dock for the week ending Saturday, 82,245 tons. Shipments at Pellarth Dock for the week ending Saturday, 43,770 tons.

SWANSEA EXCHANGE. SWANSEA, MONDAY. Fixtures reported to-day are as follows Naples, 69 9d coal, 78 6d fuel, clean (Oakley). Havre option Dieppe, 4s 6d coal, 5a fuel (Marie Fleurie). Belfast, as (Cameo). Savons, option Civita Vecchia, 7s 3d coal, 8s fuel, and 78 6d coal, 8s 3d fuel (Linares). London, 4s ld (Ellinqton), BritonFerry loading. Caen, 4s 9d (Auric), Briton Ferry loading.

BALTIC REPORT. LONDON, MONDAY. Freights were maintained. At the Baltic there was next to no demand for cargoes of wheat in any position, holders not being anxious to realise, and ask fully late rates buyers remain indifferent. Indians quiet. Although American is lower for wheat, Californian offers do not come any cheaper, the Exchange and freights being against shippers. Maize firm, and in some cases more money asked 21s paid late on Satur- day for June-J-uly, DittAube to-day, 21s for steamer Fernlands,just left es. Dingorall,Ga,latz Foxanian bill of lading, 17th June, 21s 7Y2D asked, and for August-September, old style, 21s 10%D. Barley firm, but not active—August- September, Azoff-Crimean, made 16S 10%d, and 16s 91 paid same quality steamer Hawarden, afloat. Bean3 firm.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. fsPECIAT, TKIiUGKAMS IlitOR LLOYD'S AGNWS.I- The British steamer Bracadaile stranded near Kertch, bnt was assisted off without apparent damage, and proceeded for Taganrog. The steamer Inishowen Head has arrived at Suez with tail of shaft broken. Divers will be engaged, and the vessel surveyed. The steamer Newent, which stranded in the river near Berwick, his been towed off, and was docked on Saturday afternoon. The French steamer Richelieu took fire at Bordeaux. The fire was extinguished. The cargo is damaged, but the extent is not known. LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Monday. Wind calm. Weather fine. Barometer 29'90, falling. Pawed East—steamers Persian Monarch, from New York for London Cyclone, of Glasgow Ousel, of Cork Berlin, from New York for Southampton Ovingham, from Havan- nah for Rotterdam Draco, from New York for Hull British Empire, from Boston for London Glasbrook, from New Orleans for Hamburg Wetherby, from Newport News for London Ibis, of Cork. Passed, West- Carnielita, of almonth Maria Berner, from Westerwvk for Rio Janeiro Oreala, of Guernsey,; steamers" Donan, of Bremen Mab, of Newcastle I presumed P Calaud, from Rotterdam for New York The Viscount, of Glasgow Beltisloe, of Grimsby Emilic, of London Lord Bangor, of Belfast; Silvio Spaventa, from London for Cardiff. SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOCSR, Monday.—Wind N, mode- rate. Weather clear and fine. Sea smooth. Passed East—steamers Warrenpoint, of Newry Merrimac, of London; Pickwick, of North Shields; Hermod, of Bergen Nerano, of Sunderland Gipsy, of Aberdeen schooner Agnes, of St Ives; ketch Linda, of Barn- staple. SHIP FOR ORDERS. The steamer Mersey, of Liverpool, which arrived in Swansea Bay on Saturday, received orders on Monday for Cardit2. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Ely arvd Bordeaux 19th Brooklands arvd Goole 16th Quickstep arvd Cha,tha,m 18tli Kate Thomas arvd Huelva from Rotterdam 19th G N Wilkinson arvd Portland 18th Bala arvd Genoa 19th St Dsnats expected to leave Catania 19th Clarissa Radcliife and Marseilles 18th Dordogne arvd Bordeaux 19th Norlands arvd Leith 17th Tarpeia arvd Sulina 17th Tallcy Abbey left Mesane for London 18th Margaret Jones arvd Theodo-iia 19th GJedholt arvd Sundsvvpll 17th Baron Hambro left Bordeaux for Porthcawl 18th Wave due Barry Dock 20th Horden left Cronstadt, 16th Watlington left Kertch 16th Ashlands passed Constantinople 18th Dewsland left Buenos Ayrei for Rotterdam 15th Fairmead arvd Antwerp 17th Peter Graham left St Malo for Bilbao 19th Charing Cross arvd Be tufort 17th Werfa left Bilbao for Briton Ferry 18th Redruth passed 'I'arifa for Marseilles 18th Mavk Lane arvd Genoa 17th Carlo left Trieste for Milos 17th Oakville arvd St Nazaire 17th Clymene left Taganrog 18th Congo passed Algiers for London 18th Dolcoath left Huelva for Garston 17th Rhyl left Borga for Terneuzen 18th Free Lance passed Constantinople for Gibraltar for orders 19th Scots Grey arvd Sulina 17th South Cambria left Trinidad for Maranham 16th Hart arvd Maryport 18th Castauos left Braila for Gibraltar 17th Aberdare arva Teneriffe 17th Royal wel,ii passed Constantinople for Gibraltar for orders 19th Ferncliffe arvd Braila 18th Rheubioa left Huelva for Dublin 17th Rosslyn left London 18th Rocklands arvd Rotterdam 17th CATTDIFF-ARRIVALS. I ROATH DOCK, June 17.—FS, 1451. Loch Etive ss, 1397, Barrow, light. Ru,pid HS, 656, Garston, ligh'. Racine ss, 1016, St Nazaire, light. RQATH DOCK, June 18.—City of Liverpool R, 741. Sir BeVis ss, 356, Portsmouth,light. Anto^io gs, 1214, London, light. Cyminrodorion ss, 1008, Bilbao, Iron ore, Severin, 380, Bordeaux, pitwood. Frutera ss, 637, Liverpool, light. Prince Regent, 1350, Pascagoula, timber and deals. Swift, 32, Truro, flour. M sques ss, 1053. Deerhound ss, 1052, Bilbao, iron ore. Pen- darvis ss, 1V05, Hamburg, light. Sard ss, 172, Dnddon, iron ore. Tweed ss, 514, Glasgow via Belfast, general. ROATH, June 19.—Gyda, 306. John, 49, Bristol, pitcb. Ingoidsby ss, 739, Bilbao, iron ore. Star, 85, Bristol, light. R-cliefort ss, 50?. Harbourne ss, 714, London, light. Benefactor RS, 616, St Malo, light. Lady Bertha ss, 420, Port Talbot, light. Lady Mostyn ss, 467, Garston, light. Theodora. Iran ss, 2316. WEST BUTE DOCK, June 17.-Lancahii-e Lad, 122, London, b-ii-nt ore. Rusko Castle, 22, Paistow, sand. Jane, 22, Canal, lime. WEST BUTE DOCK, June 18.—Kirkconnell, 198. Christopher Thomas ss, 60, Roscoff, potatoes. WEST BUTE DOCK, June 19.-Ctptain McClure so, 304, Liverpool, general good-. Volney ss, 98, St Malo, general goods. Ger-rude, 34. Veronica ss, 119, Cork, light. Chanzv ss, 237. Bay Fisher ss, 177, Jersey, light. Llanelly ss, 167, Liverpool, general eargo. Lark ss, Llanelly as. 167, Liverpool, general eargo. Lark ss, 45, Sea, fish. Grassholm ss, 47, Sea, fish. Jane Wil- liamson, 163. Wave, 79. Victor, 151. Kenilworth ss, 97. PENARTH DOCK, Jane 17.-Jersey SS, 1022, Rouen, light. Marquis of Lome ss. 36, Bideford, light. PENARTH DOCK, June 18.~Zoe ss, 1203, Penarth Slipway, light. Saltwick ss, 1027, Rotterdam, light. River Avon ss, 661, Sharpness, light. Vernon ss, 615, London, light. Bost-n ss, 547, London, light. PEVARTH DOCK, June 19.—Mid.Surrey ss, 565, London, light. Columbia ss, 42, Roads, light. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, June 17.-Sarah Radcliffe 5S. Thomas. Sandy Hook. Polana ss, Etridge, Pott Limon and Galveston. St Aubin ss, Newton, La R.)chelle. Ann, Brown. Gloucester. Queen, Rudge, Gloucester. Excelsior, Watkins, Avonmouth. Rosary ss. Renant, London. Thos S Stowe, Renant, Santos. Castlefield s<. Chum, Gape de Verds. Ann, Fomo, Bristol. Balder ss, Walften, Ystad. ROATH DOCK, June 18.—Solva, Coward, Rio Janeiro. ROATH DOCK, June 19.-Galatliea, Thomson, Per- nambuco. Larpool ss, Gudge, St Nazaire. Casterton ss, Hackman, Marseilles. Thomas Turnbull ss, Campbell, Sb Vincent, Cape de Verds. Kestor so, Pine, Malta. WBST BUTE DOCK, June 17.—Rover ss, Owens, Jer. sey. Regina, Cockle, Bristol. WEST BUTE DOCK, June lS.-Racer. Butcher, Pen- rhyn. Rebecca May, Hughes, Carnarvon. Maria, I Bray, Coleraine. Albion, Harrison, Portsmouth. Nerio, Jeune, Roscoff. Graphic, Fillen, Conquet. John Ewing, Williams, Carnarvon. WEST BUTE DOCK, June 19.—Premier, Price, Cour- j town. Lythemore, Southampton. PENARTH DOCK, June 17.—Sydney Thomas ss, Buenos Ayres. Presto ss, London. Crosshill ss, Southampton. Ayres. Presto ss, London. Crosshill ss, Southampton. PENARTH DOCK, June 19.-Greyhouml, St Ives. ENTERED OUTWARDS—June 19. Cape de Verds, Lady Palmer ss, B, 1802, Hall Bros Malta, Ossian ss, B, 1211. Hoff, Cay, Hall & Co Genoa. Handel ss, B, 1382, Hastie, M Thompson Barcelona, Frutera ss, B, 637, Gillard, G H Wills & Co St Nazaire, Ingoidsby ss, B, 739, Smith, Lee, Finch & Co Port Said, Wm Symington ss, B. 1292, J Marychurch La Rochelle, Aquitaine ss, F, 979, J Fry & Co Palma, Paca, Spn, 373, Alonso, Coppock, Jugo & Co St Nazaire, Musques ss, Spn, 1053, Orders & Handford Brindisi, Gloucester City ss, B, 3408, W R Corfield & Co Oporto, Ocean Belle, B, 170, Williams, Evan Jones & Co Gibraltar, Rapid ss, B. 656, Lee, J Cory & Sons Rio Janeiro, Scottish Moors, B, 2288, J T Duncan Santander, bowlais ss, B, 746, Mills, Morel Bros & Co Bordeaux, Racine ss, B, 1016, Sarre, L Gueret Rabah, Gefion, Nwy, 98, Strange, Matthews & Luff CLEARED-June 19. Genoa, Handel ss, B. 2350 coal Port Pirie, Orontes, B, 1137 coke Valparaiso, Brunei, B, 2050 coal Bordeaux, Garonne ss, B, 950 coal, 500 fuel Martinique, Restormel ss, B, 2500 coal La Rochelle, Aquitaine, F, 2000 coal Pernambuco, Victoria, Nw. 130 coal Boideaux, Racine ss, B, 185J coal Santander, Dowla,is ss. B, 1500 coal ltio Janeiro, Scottish Moors, B, 3650 coal IMPORTS—June 19. Bilbao, Cymmrod'Hion ss, iron ore, Dowlais Iron Co Bordeaux, Severin, pitwood, Budd & Co Pascagoula, Prince Regent, timber and deals, Bland Truro, Swift, flour, J Lfke & Son Bilbao, Deerhound ss, iron ore, Dowlais Iron Co D addon, Sard ss, iron ore, Uowlais Iron Co Glasgow via Belfast, Tweed ss, general, E Taylor & Co Bristol, John, pitch, Crown Fuel Co Bilbao, Ingoidsby ss, iron ore, Dowlais Iron Co London, Lancashire La.d, burnt ore, Tennant &Sons Padstow, Rusko Castle, sand, G H Goode Roscoff, Christopher Thomas ss, potatoes, W Young Liverpool, Captain McClure ss, general goods, M J Begg & Co St Maio, Volney ss, general goods, M J Bege & Co Liverpool, Llanelly ss, general cargo, R Gilchrist & Co Sea, Lark ss, fish, Neale & West Sea, Grassholm ss, fish, Neale & West BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, June 17.—Girdiene~s ss, 1196, London, light. Arcona. 912, Sharpness, light. ARRIVALS, June IS.-Norfolk ss. Bretwalda ss. Sandhill ss. Rialto ss, 1462, Liverpool, ballast. ARRIVALS, June 19-Falklan(1..¡ S. Caerleon ss, 491, Belfast, light. Challenge. 11, London, light. SAILINGS, June 17.—Thorntondale ss, Port Said. Falka ss, Alexandria. G N Wilkinson ss, Portland. Orontes, port Pirie. Turist, Buenos Ayres. Con- fidence, Falmouth. SAILING, June IS.-Pietro Accarne, Genoa. NEWPORT- ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, June 19.-Solway King ss, 126, Millom, pig iron. Lord Rollo, 129, Ballinacurra, ballast. Priory, 31, Barnstaple, light. Julia. 68, Highbridge. light. Planet SR. 249, Havre, light. Arctic Stream, 1497, Havre, ballast. Columbia, 42, Havre, light. Forest ss, 1062, Dublin, light. King Ermyn ss, 697, Southampton, light. Maria, 72, Clona- kilty, ballast. Juniper, 99, New Ross, light. Result, 67, Youghal, light. Solway Queen ss, 112, Millom, pig iron. OLD DOCK, June 19.—Sago, 586, Rosario, wheat. Capt Parry ss, 298, Dublin, light. Corsair, 201, Water- ford, light. RIVER. June 19,-Valill ss, 993, Bilbao, iron ore. Plover ss, 114, Gloucester, light. Gipsy Maid, 74, Padstow, ballast. Samuel Dixon, 37, Wexford, light. James, 44, Bideford, light. Maria McMillan, 91, Dun- girvan, pitwood. Flora, 44, Bridgwater, light, Champion, 78, Bandon, scrap iron Active, 64, Bridg- water, light. Snipe ss, 122, Liverpool, general. Esperanza, 122, Waterford, limestone. Port-ugalete s4, 976, Bilbao, iron ore. 'Montataire ss, 647, Bilbao, iron ore. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, June l.-Gllillaume Tell ss, Chanoy, Marseilles. Marie Louise, Ertaud, Guada- loupe. Alacrity ss, Roberts, Havre. Camargo ss. Prance, Gibraltar. Cornubia ss, Hodge, Naples. Rosario ss, James, Gibraltar. Farnley Hall ss, Jen- kins, Lisbon. Charlaw ss, Thompson, London. Dob- son. Slveeney, New Ross. Good Templar, Green, Wexford. Solway King as, Brown, Belfast. Julia, Fletcher, Highbridge. OLD DOCK, Juue 19.—Vulture ss, Green, Dartmouth. Cornelian ss, Walker, Londonderry. RIVER, June 19.—Kate, Bennet, Ilfracombe. Wave, Pearce, Fremington. Cintra, Kearson, Wexford. Vol- taire ss, Cartwright, Neath. Marquis of Bute ss, Goddard, Liverpool. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Tune 19. Roscoff, Teal ss, B, 76, Davies, Burton < Son Monte Video and Vancouver Island, Arctic Stream, B, 1497, Bowen, Beynon & Co Aden, Qnantock so, B, 2193, Main, J & C Harrison Boideaux, Gnyenne ss, F, 979, Goron, Tapson & Co Hamburg, Holmside ss, B, 530, William Blow Flushing and Hamburg, Hero as. B, 478, Bray, Bristol Steam Navigation Co. Ltd Para, Teutonia, Nwy, 620, Jones, Heard & Co CLEARED—June 19. Roscoff, Teal ss, B, light Bilbao, Calliope ss, Nwy. 1600 coal Flusliiug and Hamburg, Hero ss, B, 550 coal Aden, Qnantock s. B. 4300 coal Hamburg, Hohnsid < s*. B. 1180 coal IMPORTS—June 19. Millom, Solway Qneen ss, >35 pig iron, Jones, Heard Millom, Voltaire ss, 400 pig i; on, J F Thomas & Co Bristol, Twee Gezusters, 100 sacks wheat Bilbao, Portuiialete ss, 2020 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co Bilbao, Montataire ss, 1600 iron ore, Blaenavon Co Bilbao, Valin ss, 2127 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co Liverpool. Snipe ss, general, R Burton & Son Millom, Solway King ss, pig iron Rorsario, Sago, wheat Porthgain, Alice, stone Dungai-van, Nlti-ia MeMillau, pitwood Bandon, Champion, scrap iron Bristol, Emma and Ellen, general, Burton & Son Waterford, Esperanza, limestone EXPORTS COASTWISE—June 19. Swansea, Enid, tin, Burton <fc Son Bristol, Emma and Kllen, general, Barton & Son Bristol, Ethel ss, rails, Burton & Son Bristol, Edith ss, tin, Burton & Son J-i^erpcol, Plover ss, tip, Jjiii-to'i & gon Bridgwater, Que; n Anne, 98 coal Cork, Reveil ss, 430 coal, J F ThomaR A Co Plymouth, Capt. Parry ss, 580 coal. J F Thomas & Co Waterford, Corsair as, 430 edal, J F Thomas <& Co Fishguard, Pamela Pennant, 46 coal, Clapp & Co Bridgwater, Active, 105 co..1 Southampton, King Krmyn ss, 1200 coal, J P Hacquoil Liverpool, Marquis of Bute ss, iron and tin, Gilchrist Liverpool, Llanelly ss, iron, tin, and general, Gilchrist Padstow, Telegraph, 60 coal, T G Cartwright Ballinacurra, Lord Rollo, 210 coal, T G Cartwright Bideford. Rosamond Jane, 55 coal Waterford, Esperanza, 220 coal, T Wilks <ft Co Londonderry, Solway Queen ss, 320 coal, T Wilks & Co Ballinacurra, Beatrice, 175 coal, T Wilks & Co Wexford, Samuel Dixon, 79 coal, D W Roberts Dunball, Flora, 115 coal, G M Humphreys & Co Portmadoc, Seven Brothers, 85 coal, G M Humphreys Bridgwater, Cygnet, 72 coal, A T W James Bristol, Tredegar ss, 120 coal, J Darroch Bridgwater, Flower of Severn, 116 coal, J Darroch Bristol, Ada Maria, 110 coal, J Darroch Wexford, Tempest, 145 coal, Mon & Cwm Collieries Ce Clonakilty, Maria, 110 coal, Partridge, Jones & Co St Agnes, Thomas and Elizabeth, 98 coal, Partridge, Jone & Co London, Planet ss, 450 coal, T W Brooks & Co SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, June 17.—Imperial, 79, Foynes, hay. Penzance ss, 874, Huelva, iron pyrites. Inverness, 721, Rotterdam, light. NORTH DOCK, June 18.-Sunbeam, 74, Cork, oats. William, 63, Gloucester, pitch. Miner ss, 140, Belfast, light. SOUTH DOCK, June 17.-Herbert ss, 99, Cardiff, light. Anglesey, 1260, Cork. light. Buteshire, 957, St Johns, N B, timber. Velindra ss, 79, Ilfracombe, passengers. Alexandra ss, 98, Ilfracombe, passengers. SOUTH DOCK, June 18.-Vollier as. 123, Bristol, general. Maggie Barr ss. 138, Penzance, light. Mary Jane, 29, Cardiff, light. Ant-elope, 29, Newquay, light. Croft-head ss, 149, Duddon, pig iron. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, June 17.—Moderator ss, 57, Lydney, tinplates. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, June 18.—Marie Flenrie ss, 278, Hayle, light. City of Dortmund ss, 489, Belfast, general. Pearl, 158, Waterford, light. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, June 17.-Neath Abbey ac;, Davies, Bristol. Squirrel, Baker. Bristol. St Mary as, Corlett., Newry. Talbot ss, Cox, Liverpool. NORTH DOCK, June 18.—Woodlands ss, Wintar, Bor- deaux. Tour Malakoff, Lematre, Bordeaux. Lady Mary, Loblett, Aberthaw. Kate, Taylor, Newport. SOUTH DOCK, June 17.-Red Cross ss, Lloyd, Sea. Rio Formoso ss, Fox, Bristol. SOUTH DOCK, June 18.-Ermenilda., Sharraan, Lon- don. Nonvelle Diane, Mouellon, lie de Re. Rosetta, Rosevear, Wells. Fearless, Gardner, Great Yarmouth. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, June 17.-Guyers ss, Watson, Erith. Auric ss. Holmes, Trouville. Brook- lyn City ss, Brown, New York. Muncaster as, Gold- smith, 'lenoa. Hazelmere as, Sonter, Cronstadt. KNTERED OUTWARDS June 19. Philadelphia, Nerauo ss. B, 1854, Skipper, William?, Torrey <& Field San Fianciseo, Anglesey ss, n, 1259, Simpson St Malo, Crofthead ss,IB, 150, Candlish, Harries Bros Passages, John Byng ss, B, 487, Dowden, Goldberg Brest, Gipsy ss, B, 81, Falconer, Deburaux Hambnrg, City of Dortmund as, B, 489, Codd, Burgess Honfleur, John Bowes ss, 270, .Jones, Strick &* Co Dieppe, Marie Fleurie ss,B, 279, Young, J R Davies St Malo. Dart, B, 55, Young, Enright <b Co Lubeck, Hermond, Nwy. 366. Meyer. Naerup Co CLEARED—June 19. Brest, Gipsy ss, B, ballast St Vaiery, Lapwing, B. 185 coal Dieppe, Marie Fleurie ss, B, 590 coal St Malo, Dart, B, 115 coal Valencia, Clutha ss, B, 600 fuel St Malo, Crofthead ss, B, 440 coal Passages, John Byng ss, B, 1000 coal Ergasteria, Livingstone, Nwy, 2200 fuel IMPORTS—June 19. Douarnenez, Gipsy ss,120 cases eggs, 21 baskets butter, E Deburaux St John,New Brunswick, Buteshire, 21,323 pieces deals, 6851 planks, Gregor Bros Huelva, Penzance as, 1930 iron pyrites, Societe Com- merciale Cork, Sunbeam, 117 oats. John Dyer Millom, Crofthead ss, 423 pig Iron, James Watson ft Co Foynes, Imperial, 25 hay, Shepherd <fc Co Gloucester, William, 138 pitch. Graigola Co Ardrossan, Warrenpoint ss, 215 pig iron. R Hardy & Co Lvdnev, Moderator ss, 95 tinplates, Williams, Torrey Field EXPORTS COASTWISE—June 19. Belfast, Miner ss, 410 coal, Vivian <fc Sons Belfast, Maggie Ban- ss. 350 coal, Main Colliery Co Plymouth, Maid of Mona, 225 coal, G Thomas Littlehampton, Annie, 230 coal, W E Williams Newry, Warrenpoint, 225 coal, Evans & Bevan Cork, Pool Fisher, 210 coal, G Thomas Londonderry, Herbert ss, 260 coal, G Thomas Llangranog. Antelope, 44 coal, S & J Hill Bwlch Bridin, NW, Margaret Ellen, 43 coal, R P, James Aberporth, Mary .lane, 48 coal, S & J Hill Sea, Stormcock ss, 45 coal, T P Richards & Co BRITON FERRY. ARRIVALS, June 17.-Olivia ss, 127, Portreath, bal- last. Topic ss, 113, Ulverston, pig iron. June 18.— William. 72, Barry, deals. Favourite, 77, Bordeaux, pitwood. City of York ss, 23, Bristol, general. Cornish Lass, 59, St A nes, ballast. Pacific. 93, Limerick, hay. SAILINGS. June 17.—Amelie, Cluchard, Wexford. Thames as, Taylor, Belfast. Solway Prince as, Moore, Belfast. June 19. -Atlantique ss, Moyon, Swansea. Olivia ss, Greenslade, Portreath. CLEARED-June 19. St Petersburg, Hondeklip, B, bricks LLANELLY. ARRIVALS, June 19.-Duddon ss, 147, Barrow, steel bars. Volga ss, 98, Liverpool, general. SAILINGS, June 17.—Volante ss, Kdwards, Liverpool, general. Hartfell ss, Cowley, Liverpool, tin. Electra ss, Lewis, Dieppe, coal. PORT TALBOT. ARRIVALS, June 1-7.-Trefusis ss, 187, Devoran, bal- last. Minnie Sf;, 324, Middlesbrough, 600 steel bars, order. Deux Freres, 64, Bordeaux, 80 loads pitwood, J Jones & C. June 19.—Catherine, 23, Oxwicb, ballast, SAILING, June 18.—Lady Bertha, Cardiff. PORTHCAWL. ARRIVALS, June 19.-Mary FIlen, Cardigan, ballast. John James, Newquay, ballast. Colleen, Bintry, ballast. Chyandour, St. Ives, ballast, C Sutton, Cork, ballast. SAILING, June 19.-C Sutton, Cork.

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