South Wales Daily News

SOUTH WALES FINANCE THURSDAY, March 29th, 1894. In the general appearance of affairs at the Docks there is now but little effect of the holiday season left. Following closely, how- ever, upon the stoppage consequent upon Easter came the settlement, and this has oatuially caused attention to be chiefly engaged indoors, so that the number if transactions is still below the iverage. Fresh features in any of the more important securities are not numerous, and in the ordinary course of avents it may be taken that some little time will elapse before rails come into that pro- minence which they occupied a few weeks back. A certain amount of negotiation has aken place in Rhymney Ordinary at 192%, ind there are further sellers at the same price, while in Barry Ordinary business has aeen done at 210. There are fresh sellers :oming in, but the prices of both concerns remain stationary. There has been some business in Taff Vale Ordinary at 81. The following business has been done by ihe brokers who are non-members of the ocal Stock Exchange Rhymney Ordinary, 192%. Barry Ordinary, 210. Albion Colliery Shares. £11 lis. Rhymney Iron New, 13s, 13s l%d. Westlake Brewery Shares, £ 4 6s 3d. New Chimes, 33s 11hd. On the Cardiff Stock Exchange the fol- jwing business has been done :— Midland Ordinary, 155%. J?aff Vale Ordinary, 81. ilidland Debenture Stock, 106%. Rhymney Iron New, 13s l%d. Hancock's Ordinary, 15%. There are new sellers of the under- mentioned :-Barry Ordinary Stock Trede- gar Iron B Shares Bristol and South Wales Waggon Shares Rhymney Railway 19 Ordinary Stock, at 192% Albion Colliery Shares Hancock's Ordinary, at 15%. There are new buyers of the following:— Rhymney Railway Ordinary, at 190 Caer- ?hilly Gas and Water Shares Wilts and Dorset Bank Shares Rhondda and Swansea Say 5 per Cent. Debenture Stock, at 108% Llynvi Valley Gas Shares, at 9%. -Rise.-Great Western Ordinary Stock ;o 16272-16372; London and North- Western Ordinary to 167%—168% Ebbw Vale Shares to 8%—9% North's Preference Shares to 5 %—634 xd; Hancock's Ordinary to 15-16. 5 Fall.—Lloyds Bank Shares Ys, to 24%- 25 North and South Wales Bank Shares to 33-33%. The following changes have taken place in the Stock Exchange quotations Advanced. -Bute Docks Debenture Stock to 117—119 Rhondda and Swansea Bay Debenture Stock to 109-110 Taff Vale Debenture Stock to 100—102 Bristol Gas Stock 1, to 107—108 Tredegar Iron A Shares 1f:, to 634—6%. Dedined.-Midland Ordinary to 155% —15o% Rhondda and Swansea Bay Shares to 71/2 -7 -3/4 Rhymney Iron Old Shares 5d, to 28s 6d-29s. The directors of the Tharsis Sulphur and Copper Company,r Limited, announce a iividend of 12% Per cent. for 1893, as igainst 15 per cent. 247,000 is written off for depreciation and E14,000 carried for- ward. For the previous year E57,000 was written off and E19,000 carried forward. The report of the sub-committee of the Cardiff Corporation appointed to inquire into the question of the formation of a harbour trust for the port is to be laid before the general committee to-morrow for anal amendment or adoption before going ap to the council. As has been already stated, the report contains several alterna- tive schemes, these showing with what snergy and zeal the sub-committee has 'aboured in the mattet. Messrs Thackeray and Co.'s weekly re- port is as follows :— Bails.—The break caused by the holidays has laturaliy had a detrimental effect on business »enprally, and the ma: ket for our local Railway Stocks has been comparatively idle, the volume of ooeiness recorded being of a somewhat insignifi- cant character and confined almost entirely to a few transactions in Barrys and Rhymneys. A arm tendency continues to be shown by the former, and the stock continues in good request, but the latter stock is weaker, having been done dt 192%. Taff Vales show no material change from the preceding week, price remaining about 30% to 81. Rhondda and Swansea Bay neglected, but the Preferences and Debentures are in fair equest. A moderate business has also been done ju the 1st Preference of the Barry Company. Banks.—There is no change to note in this section. A few London and Provincials have been dealt iu at 19%, and National of Wales at 10s. Coal and Iron.—Colliery ahsires continue firm, iini are fairly well supported. Business has jakeri place in Aibions, North's, Penrikybers, South Wales Colliery A, and Davis'. In Irons, Ehbw Vales have been better inquired for at 3%, L8 18 9il, and Rhymney Iron Old and New have changed hands to a fair extent at 28s to 29s, ind 12s 6<1 to 138 3d respectively. J Miscellaneous. •—Several transactions have taken nlace in Hancocks at 15iw. 15%, and 15&> and 5hey continue in demand. Newport Water Annuities and Alexandra B Stock have been jealt m, but this market all round has been Inactive.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Thursday. The Money Market has again been spar- ingly supplied with cash. There was a good iemand for loans, the inquiry being stimu- lated by Stock Exchange payments, and full rates were charged, short advances being quoted at 2 per cent. It would appear that the borrowings from the Bank of England have considerably anticipated the dividends to be distributed early next month, hence anticipations of a prolonged period of ease have to be modified. Discount business remains inactive and weak, three months' Bank bills being nego- tiated at 134 percent. Paris Cheque Ex- change is 2519%. Berlin Cheque, 20-42%. The Batik of Ehgknd return is favour- able. The reserve has gained 9206,807, but as the aggregate deposits held are 321,378.503 heavier, the percentage to 1 liabilities has been lowered from 56'16 to 34*87 per cent. The greater demand for loans is shown in the increase of £ 1,142,265 in other securities. The note circulation has decreased £ 48,405, and bullion increased 9158,402. The amount of the reserve is f,25,112,510, or IC5,990,000 more than last year. The stock of bullion is ;EW,790,120, showing an increase over 1893 of £ 4,555,000. The fortnightly settlement has been satis- factorily concluded, and a fair amount of fresh business was transacted. Argentine securities were dull, on the disquieting commercial and political rumours, but the tendency otherwise has been good, with a growing demand for American Railways. Consols closed at 99% to 99% for ielivery, and 99H to 99H for account 2% per Cent. (Chiiders'),101% to 102 2% per Cent., 98% to 98% Local Loans stock, 104% to 105%. Foreign Bonds were quieter. Inter- 3ationals were mostly steady Greek about better, and Italian rose 34 Spanish im- proved and Portuguese 34 • Egyptian Unified declined but Turks were steady. Brazilian were tolerably firm, but Argen- tines were weakened by rumours of pending jommercial troubles, and closed 1 to 1% lower. Buenos Ayres Gold Premium is un- altered at 254. Uruguay relapsed Mexican, The Rio Exchange remains at 9%. Realisations have weakened Home Rails ind imparted a dull appearance to the i market, but movements were mostly slight. Scotch Stocks were flat. Caledonian Deferred fell and North British Deferred, I In heavy lines, Midland declined 1, and others to Sheffield Deferred was lower, and Great Eastern and Underground lines declined to 34- Southern lines were steady Brighton A rose and South-Eastern A, 34- • There was a further development of firmness in the American Railway Market. Union Pacifics were. strong on the reported arrangements respecting the Government debt, and they closed 1% better, at 22%. Norfolk Preference were again in demand, and further rose Atchison improved to Louisville, Central Pacific, Milwaukees, and most others to a slight extent. Canadian Railways were steadier. Grand Trunks rose to Canadian Pacific Shares, The Canadian Pacific statement for February shows a net decrease of 64,000 dollars. Foreign Railways were quieter. Mexi- can were weakened by realisations. First Preference fell and Second and Ordi- nary Stock, lh. South American Rails eased off in some cases. The Nitrate Market remains firm, and further rose Among Miscellaneous, Trusts were again in request, and further rose 1, to 2 in many cases. London General Omnibus fell 1 only. American Telegraph rose to 1. Banks and Breweries quiet. The following changes have occurred since yesterday Foreign Bonds.—Rise—Buenos Ayres Cedulas, Greek Monopoly, Italian, Peruvian Corporation De- bentures, Portuguese, Spanish, Turkish, Group 2, Brazilian, 1883 and 1888, 1 Chilian, 1 Ecuador New External, 2 and San Paulo (Brazil), 2.— Fall—Argentine, 1886, and Internal Gold, 1 do. Funding, 1% Brazilian, 1889, Buenos Ayres, 1 do: Cedulas B, 34 Egyptian Unified, Mexican, Turkish 1871, 34 and Uruguay, British Railways. Fall Caledonian Ordinary, Great Western, Chatham Ordinary, Sheffield Deferred, Metropolitan and District, Midland, 1 North British Ordinary, do. Preference, North-Eastern, Rhymney, 2 Taff Vale, 1. Rise—Brighton A, 34 Chatham Preference, 34 South- Western, 1 and South-Eastern A, Canadian Railways. Rise Canadian Pacific Shares, 7'8; Grand Trunk First Preference, do. Second Preference, do. Third Preference, do. Guaran- teed, American Railways.—Rise Atchison Shares, do. Income Bonds, Cen- tral Pacifics, Milwaukee, Denver Shares and Preference, Louisvilles, Norfolk Preference, Northern Pacific Preference, Ohio, Pennsyl- vania Shares, Reading Shares, Union Pacific, 1% Wabash Preference, Fall Illinois Central, and Atlantic First Mortgage, Foreign Railways.—Rise—Lombards, Nitrate, Y4. Fall-Mexican Ordinary, do. First Preference, do. Second Preference, 1. The Mining Market is inactive, but the tone is still firm. Rise—Burmah Ruby, Is 3d De Beers, Geldenhuis, Jagersfontein, Langlaagte, 5-32 Moodies, 6d Oceana Land, Wolhuter, 1-32. Fall—Rio Tinto, At the Bank 957,000 bar gold was purchased, and 15,000 sovereigns were received from Lisbon. The Indian Council sold Rs26,871 Bills on Calcutta at Is 1 27-32d. The Bank of Bengal reduced the rate of discount from 9 to 8 per cent., and the Bank of Bombay from 8 to 7 per cent. Eastern Exchanges were quiet. Bombay and Calcutta Transfers at Is liid; Hong Kong, lsll%d;Four Months, 2s 034d and Singapore Three Months, 2s Id. Rupee Paper, 5934 to 59%. Silver is better at 2734d for Bars. Mexican Dollars nominal.

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON, Thursday Evening.—The following were the rates of exchange on London to-day :— Paris—Cfec^Kw 26.20 A.u!t"b2S.21! !5. Berlin—3 Unyiv sight 20.4t Sh. Petersburg—3 raths .93.05 Do. 3 montha 20.36 1%1.drid-Bight 30.40 Hamburg—3 mootbs ..20.344 1 Da. 3months 0C.08 Frankfort-Short 20.41 CouatantinopW—3 mo..110.22 Vienna—Sight 124.6C Kome—3 months 28.85 A ID5terdam-Short .12.08 Do. sight 28.63 BRITISH STOCKS OPNG 12.10 1.10 CLO AFT Jon. Gosclien's2J p c Money! S9i 0, T, j Do. do. Account 99j| 9. Local Stock 1105 New 2i do. do !9S £ .[ Bank of Englantl Stock 330 India 34 per Cent h('8J Do. 3 do SS| Met. Board of Woiks 3$pc.. 115 Do. do 3pc..f 107j India Itupee Paper Ipc |5S1 59i lns.Canadiaii4 p c .lan.,Jly. 108 Ins. C Good Hope4 p c_IB83ill3 Ina. N. Zealand Consolidt(ljl09 Ins. New JStli. Wales 4 pe.. 1.108 Ins. Victoria 4 p c, 1882-3-4.(1-331 Ins. South AuMtralian jl05 Ins. Queensland 4 pc (106 BRITISH KA1LWAYS. Brighton Kail way Ord. 1<>3 771 7 7~ Do. do. Deferred 149|j 1494 1491 149J 1498 Caledonian Consolidated l £ 4i 1124i 124 Do. Preferred Con. Ovd. 82 x d Do. Deferred Con. Ord 431 x d 43J 42i <3 431 Chatham ami Dover Ord.. 15? 15; Do. Preference S?.| Glasgow and South VVe.stn I'5 7 Creat Eastern Ordinary 79i n¡ Gt. Ntlin. Prefd. Con. Only 112i Do. Defrd. do. 59 583 Do. A',o 53 Great Western 1623 1624 Hull and Barnslsy 32 Lancashire and Yorkshire|I07 London and Nortli-YVeatrnll6d;i London and South-Westrn|lS7 L011.& St-ii. Went. n. Defrd.! 63 Man. Slief. and <fc Jan. Ord. 60 Do. Preferred 91 7 92 Do. Deferred 2g| .7 2Si Metropolitan Consolidated 81} 814 Do. Land Stock 76 7 7. Do. District Ordinary 30 7 7 Do. Preferrsd S3 7 7 7 Midland Ordinary 1156 7 7 155^ North British Ord. Pref. 75| 7g| Do. Ordinary 4^ 42* 42i 424 Do. Ordinary 42t 42* 42- 421 North-Eastern Ordinary 163 162i North Staffordshire 126 „j 7. South-Eastern Ordinary 117 | Do. Deferre:! 75J j] 75j 75J East London 7 Taff Vale Act, 1889 8I4 7 .7 7 Furness 784 •• 7 UNITED STATES RAILWAY 16 1&4 1 iftj Chicago, IVlilwaukie ;651 x!d 65i 65¡. 65, 65; Denver Ordinary j 103 11 Do Preferred 324 7 33 32i Erie Shares 19^ 19 Do Preference 39 7. I! 1! Do Second Mortgage 874 7 7 Illinois Central 5,7 Lake Shore j 13321 Louis and Nashville 523 5241 7 52| 521 Missouri, Kansas, & Texas; 161 16; New York Central 1034 xd 1041 New York Ontario )7j 173 7 i71 Norfolk Preference 24i 245 244 ?4S North Pacific Preference 23 7 23i 231 Ohio and Mississippi 13$__ jg Do. Preference 73 7 7 Pennsylvania Ordinary ..524 7 7 52| Philadelphia and Heading 10| li in' H Do. Fir^t Income Bonds. 331 384! Union PaciBc' 224 21} 22 2ij Wabash Preference 16} Do. General Mortgage 27 7 Atlantic G. W. 1st More. 221 22 7! Atchison 16j I64 161 OTHElt RAILWAYS Canadinn Pacific 711 71j Grand Trunk Ordinary 61 I>o. Guaranteed •••• 87 574 Do. First Preference.1 421 424 «. 4/i} Do. Second Preference 2B4 29 Do. Third Preference 15j 15} Ordinary ISi l'ii 174 174 Do. First Preference. 64} 64| 1* 644 W Do. Second Preference 41 44 4C4 40 Lombards Ordinary ;} 8f4 Mexican Cut 1.4 p c. Bonds 55} Do do First lnconif 14 £ Buenos Ayres Gt. Southern 101 > 1014 Buenos Ayres and Uosario 524 52 Central Argentine 64 ■ 634 FOREIGN STOCKS. ChiHan7~1886 77T7T7IT7T83- C2i 7. 7 84" Do 1892 91 92 Bueneo Ayrss 1882 25 J4 Do 1883 35 34 Argentine 1886 631 63 681 Do Funding 721 721 72 Do 44 per cent Sterling 43 ..I' Do i'rea.Miry 444 Do 44 per cent Sterling 43 Do i'rea.Miry 444 Argentine Cedulas A 30} Do Cedulas B 27} 274 „ Bnenos Ayres Cedulaa I 8 "i "• Do J 8 7i 1 Brazilian, 1889 621 6?A Egyptian Uuiae^ ;;777 103} 7 lo| 7 t>« o. -.101} 1013 K &tate Domain led Do Daira New 105 6 rench 5 per Cent. Rentes 991 991 Do 34 per Cent.. insi Hungarian4 per Cent. Gold 95} Italian 5 per Cent.. 753 Mexican 6 per Cent '"62V ia Peru. Corp. Ordinar* as Do Preference V" I3i u; I I)o 1831 7.7.7 294 S Uussian 4 p. Ct. Conversion 1011 *» •«! Do Ottoman Defence 103} iai ;X4i Do 1st Group •• •• l03* Do 2nd Group 343 37 •• Do 3rd Group 24J 37» Do 4th Group .23§ Ottoman Bank Shares 154 jj", Uruguay 34 per Cent. 434 43J 43 031 Honduras 5i „ Paraguay 15 «. Transvaal Loan 1 „ w m MISCELLAN EO U S. London&S.Katherine'sDksi 43 East & West Iiidia Docks. 18 Peninsular A Oriental Prf.. ]3?4 Do. Deferred 1694 CunardSteainsliis, £ 20pai<i 104 Gen.SteamNav., £ 15 paid.. 6 Do. 5 per cent. Pref 6 Do. 5 per Cent. T887 54 Anglo American Tel. Pref.. 79 794 — — Do. 5 per Cent. T887 54 Anglo American Tel. Pref.. 79 794 I Do. do. Ordinary 43 Direct United Slates Cable 10| Eastern (litto 141 Eastern Extension 15g „ Brazilian Submarine. 12 National Telephone 4 Arthur Oiiinness Ordinary. 3484 AUsopps Ordinary 106 1034 104 BryantandlVIayOrdinary. Hi Consett Iron ?24 Ebbw Vale St. A I'n Co S Bay Shares 12} Hotchkiss it Deccan Land. 62 Suez Canals 112 Spratt's Patent 9 Hannnouds 2i Eastmang 4 3i Leeds Forge il ListerandCo. 52 Salt Union Ordinary 4¡ Elmore Conper Depo'nR Co. I Nitrate Railway 15& 16$ Primitive Nitrate 51 San Jorge Nitrate 6J San Pablo Nitrate. 44 „ Dublin DijttiJlers 2 Bell's Asbestos 4 Ocoana I<and 2, 2i 2. Chartered Africa 32/3 32/ 51/9 32/ 31/g Bechnanaland Land 23/ New Explora'n (Itotliscli's) 14 p'r 1ft Cape Coppbr Mines 1(6 Rio Tintos 151 15A 15 Mason allll Barry 2J Tharsis Conper 4fi „ Mysore Gold 3. Mysore Gold Melds 24/6 25/ OoreguiH Ordinary 4J wheba 22/9 22/6 23/ olontanas 6/ De Beers Diamonds 16^ 16-& 16* south African Explorations 111 II4 New Jagersfontein 1614 168' 16 Gold Fields, S. Africa 2J i Salisbury Gold New 2-ft 2g City and Suburban 135 J uuipers 41 Ferreiras 7. Jubilee 5í Simmer and Jack 64 &r'« Wemmers 4fg 4} Crownreef 9. Langlaitgtes 41 41. Do. Block B 3/6 Primrose. 4 Australian Broken Hill 1/6 Pioneer 3} Wentwortli Priority [4 Tarapaca Water 91 Do. Bank 2, British Water Gas 1 North's Navigation Collie's 2i Coats I. Pears' Soap Ordinary j 5j| 54 Batholemay Brewery Ord. 194 Do. do. Pref. 11} St.Louis do. Ord. 3| «. 31 Do de. Pr.fi 7 61 DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST 8UPPMKD TA MESSRS THACKERAY & CO. Stock and Share Brokers, 3, Dock Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid Priffis Stock Barry Railway .100 ..209 211 Stock Great Western 100 ..162% 163% London and North Western.100 ..167y, i68V2 „ Midland 100 ..155% 156ya 10 RhonddaandSwanseaBay.. 10 7% 71. Stock Rhymney 10C ..192 194 „ SevernandWye .100 8 10 „ Taff Vale Divided Stock ..100 „ 80% 81% PREFIiRIONTIAL Sl ock, Barry Ry. 5 p.c. 1st Pref. 100 ..153 ]55 Do. 2nd 100 ..152 154 Do 3rd 100 ..151 53 10 Do. 4 p.c. Shares 8.. 9% 10% Stock Brecon <fc Met. 1st Pref. 1861.100 73 75 „ Do. 2nd tjref. 1862.100 55 57 „ Cambrian, No. 1,4p.c.100 69% 70y Do. No. 2 4 P-c loo 58 39 Great Western Cons. 8 ,.c. 100 ..166 168 10 Pembrk A Tenby 5 p.c 10 3«,i Sxd 10 ltlioll(l(ltt & S'sea Bay 5 p.c. 10 10 10% ■<tock, Rhymney 4 p.c. Consold.100 ..J27% i 281/2 Talf Vale 4 p.c Consold 100 ..128 1.t9 GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 50 AberdareRailway 50 ..149 151 10 Cowbr. & Abertbaw 3% p,c. 10 10ft 11 Stock Great Western, 5 p. c. guar..100 ..168 170 Penarth Harbour Dock &Rvl00 160 lt2xd RAILWAY ANI) OTHER DEBENTU It lis tock Alex. Dock & By. 4 p.c.Iro 99 101 „ Barry Ry. 4 p.c 100 ..127 1,9 „ Do. do. 3% p.c 100 ..109 110 Brecon&Mertbyr A 4 p.c.100 ..107 109xd Do B 4 y.c.100 S6 98xd „ Bute Dock 4 p.c 100 ..116 118 Cambrian A. 4 p. c. 100 121 122xd Do. B 4 p.c 100 ..114% 115%xd „ Great Western 5 do 100 ,.lfc9 111 Midland 6 percent .100 ..105 1(,7 Mid-Wales A 4% per cent „100 ..121 124 Neath & Brecon 1st .100 ..107 109 do. A 1 ..100 99 101 do. A2 -100 65 70 It Rhondda A Sw'sea Bay 4p.c. 100 ..107 109 Rhymney 4 ditto .100 ..130 132 Ta.lf Vale 3 p c, 100 ..101 102 BANK 50 Glamorganshire 2% 4% 5 5 Glamorganshire, Pref 2% 6% 6% 60 London & Midland 12% 36% 37% 10 London & Provincial 5 ..19 19' 50 IJovds Bank 8 14% >,5 50 Metro, of Epgland & Wales 5 15% 15% 20 NationalBaniroiW&leH, in liq.10 75 National Provincial 10%— 42 3 W National Provincial ..12 47% 48% 40 Nerth & South Wales .10 „ 33y« (iA 8 H, Abeiilare 10 16 biixa -lock Cardiff A lOpereeut .10S- ..198 202xd It Do. B 8 per cent .100 ..159 Iblxd It Do. C 7 per cent 100 ..140 142xd It Do. D5 per ceiir, .100 99 lOlxd „ Do. 4% p.c. Pref. Stock- ..100 ..111 112xd 10 l.lyuvi Valley 10 ICxd -itock Newport A 10 per cent ..100 ..195 G90 II Do. B 71,1,1 per can -100 ..148 150 It Do. C 7 percent .1Q0 ..138 40 25 Swansea 7% per ceut 25 37% .W%, 25 Do 7 percent 25 35% 35% GAS AND WATER. Stock Barry and Cadoxton .100 — — 10 Bridgend 10 7 7%xd 12 Pontypool (Max. 10 p.c.). 12 14% 14%xd 10 ystrad 10 16y2 17xd WATERWORKS I 25 Bristol 25 U% 2% 20 Do 20 42% 3 li lC NeatUA 10 16" 17 10 Pontypridd 10per ctOrd. 10 20 21% 10 Do. 7 p. c. do. 10 14% 15xd COAL AND IRON 10 Albion Steam Colliery 10 11% 10 D. Davis <fc Sons, Limited 10 „ 12^ I2%xd 23 Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron, ACoal 20 87/» 9% 5 Great, Western Oril. B 5 4 4%xd 5 Do. Pref. A 5.. 8% 9 10 II. II. Vivian A Co. A Pref. 8 1% 13;" 5 International Coal 5 3% 4 100 Miller & Cory 6 p. c. Debs.100 ..100 102 62'.a Nantyglo&Blainalron Pref. 62% 72 74 10 Newport-Abercarn 10 7 7% 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 9 9y4 5 North's Navigation Colliery 5 2% 2%xd 5 Do 10 p.c. Cum Pref 5 5% (ilixd 100 Do. 6p.c. Deb,100 95 100 10 l'ellrikyher Coliiery .10.. 5 5xd 10 no. 5to7%p.c. Pref. 10 73/t Exd 100 Powell Duffryn 6 p.c. Deb.100 ..107% 103Vi 5 lMiyiuney Iron 6 1% 1% 5 Do New 4% 12s 14a 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort, Debs.100 85 90 17 South Wales Colliery A .„ 17 el: 8%xd 3 Do. 10 per cent. B 3 3% xd 3 Do. New B 1% 1% x(i 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A.. 35 6 7 25 Do ft 259jO MISCELLANEOUS Stock Alex. Dk. A Ry. 41/2 A Pref.100 ..100 101 I „ Ditto 4% B Pref. 103 70 72 10 Barry Graving Dock 10 14vi 14% 1 Bland it Co 1 10 Bristol Brewery Ordinary.. 10 23V 233/4 10 Do. 6 Preference 10 14% 5% 10 Bl. and So. Wales Waggon 3 5% 6 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 57Y2 58 Stock Cardiff Cor loration 3%p. c. 100 ..l!2% 13% 5 C'diff & Pen'rth Tramways 5 4 4%xd 50 Cardiff JunctIon Dry Dock 40 26% 27xd 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage.. 25 36 07xd 50 Central Graving Dock 50 48 50 10 W. Hancock and Co., Ltd. 10 15% !6 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 11% 12% Stock Do. 4% p.c. Deb. Stock -.100 ..101 103 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 5% 5% 10 MilfordDock 10 50 Slountstuart Dry Dock A 40 'J.. f-8 59xd 50 Do. B. 20435xd 5 Newport Tramways 5 5% 6 Do. Water 21 Annuities 27 27% 10 Parnall A Evans Ord 7% 3 3% 10 Do. Pref. 6 p.c. cum 10 7% 8 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 35 37xd 10 Provincial Tramways 10 3% 4 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 10 10% i0% 10 Royal Hotel 6% Pref 10 8 i 10 Spillers<fc Bakers Ordinary 9 73i 8 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 11% 1 15/gxd StockSwausea Harbour4 p.c. St k 100 J9 100 5 Thompson <fc Shackell 5 3l/« 3% 10 Tuckers James Ordinary 1C 2% 3 10 Do. D 1. 6 p.c. Preference 10 3 4 50 Windsor Slipway 45 32 13 Bank Rate reduced from 2", t o 2 nor cent.. 22lld Feb. SELLERS. -:£500 Barry Ordinary Stock 25 Tretlegar B Shares 5 Bristol and South Wales Wagon Shares JB250 Rhymney Ordinary, at 19^% 20 Albion Colliery Shares 10 L oyils Bank Shares, at 25 10 Aberdare Gas Shares, at, 16% 100 Rnymney Iron New Shares £ 50; Alexandra B 4, ip.c. stock, at 70% 50 Barry 4 p.c. Pref., ts pa.tel 30 and 10 International Coal Shares BUYERS. -10 « aerpliilly Gas and Wat. r Shares 10 Wilts and Dorset Bank Shares £500 Rhon & S Bay 5 p.c. Deb Stk, atlC8% 10 Llynvi Valley Gas Share. at 9% 20 Loudon and Prov Bank Shares <5 Rhondda and S. Bay Ordinary, at 714 10 Nat. Bank of w ales, Ltd, Shs, at 10s 50 International Coal Shares, at £3138 9d 20 Han. ocks Ordinary Shares £ 500 Barry 1st Pref. Stock £ 500 Barry 2nd or 4 p.c. Shares £ 600 <fc £ 200 Powell Duffryn Deb., at 103 10 Newport Abercarn Shares, at 7% 23 0 Newport Gas C Stock BoOO Alexandra A Pref. Stock £160 & j3750 Bute i p.c. Deb Stk, at 117% THACKERAY AND CO., CAULMH K. STOCKBROKERS 1059

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK 1894. 1893 In. De RhonddaandSwanseaBay. 484.. 573. 89 Taff Vale and Penarth Rail. 13465.. 148 -0., ..1404 Brecon and Merthyr 1442.. 1121.. 321.. Rhymney 4058.. 4248. 190 Cambrian 4271.. 4007.. 264.. Barry. 7019.. 6226.. 793.. Metropolitan. 13H35.. 140"3. 223 Midland 170513.. 159 '^g.. 11164.. Great Eastern 76608.. 67195." 9U3.. Metropolitan District 7634.. 8309. 675 Lancashire and Yorkshire.. &721.. 81682..15559.. London. Brighton,and S C 53461.. 4l258..12<03.. — Sonth-Eastern 'i2392.. 33761.. 9131.. — Pembroke and Tenby 40).. 433.. 27.. — London, Chatham & Dover. 23778.. 22624.. 6155.. — London and South*Western. 72323 617l< 10671.. — Great Western lf;6840.. 159680.. 7160.. — London and North-Western.2051,95 206146. 947

LATEST MARKETS. I I OOll I BRISTOL, Thursday.—Only a retail trade since last week, and little change in value English wheat. 23s to 24s per qr. American 25s 6cl to 28s Russian, 23s to 26s. Grinding barley, 13s to 13s 6,1. Oats-Irish black, 18s 9d to 19s white, 21s to 21s 6d. Maize—round, 19s to 20s flat, 193 6d to 19s 9d. BIRMINGHAM, Thursday.—Fine weather rather more inquiry for wheat, and prices of both English and foreign favour sellers. Maize 3d dearer. Oats, barley and beans unchanged. I CATTLE DEPTFORD, Thursday.—Beasts, 959 United States, or 31 head less than last Thur day, but more expecte I shortly. The steadier tone of the (lead meat market, combined with the light supply, caused a slightly firmer trade here. Without material attention in values a clearance was effected. Primest beasts on offer made 3s 5d to 3<v 6d, and second quality 3s id per 81bs. No sheep oi* calves on sale. AiOrtDON, Thursday—Very small supply of beasts, trade exttevnely quiet at rather lower rates. Best; i quality on offer 4s to 4s 2d per 81bs. Sheep slow, afc about Monday's quotations. Lambs generally dull. Beef, 2s 4d to 4s 2d'; mutton, 3s 8d to 5s 8d veal, 2s 4d to 5s lOd lamb, 7s 2d to 8". 6d per 81bs. Beasts, 100 sheep and lambs, 3,020; calves, 25. ¡ BRISTOL, Thursday.—A moderate supply of beef proved enough for the deniahd best descriptions. 53s per cwt. others, 52s to 56s. Sheep rather limited best wethers, 8; ,d per lb shorn sheep, 7d; ewes, 6%d. Lambs, lOd to lid. 500 pigs—bacon pigs, 9s 3d per score porkers, 10s 9d. English store cattle better supply—best lefts sold afc la; e rates. BIRMINGHAM. Thursday.—Fine weather. A short supply of beasts, sheep, and pigs; slow trade for beasts and pigs, and a fair demand for dheep. Beef, 4d to 6%d mutton, 5d to 8%d lambs, lid to Is per 11). Bacon pigs, 9s to 9s 2d porkets, 10s to 10s 6d sows, 7s to 7s 3d per score. PRODUCE. LONDON, Irbtirsday.-Sugar-refiiied market; slow Tate's cubes 6d lower firsts quoted 19s crystals and granulated 3d cheaper. Foreign goods very slow. Beet steady, with only fractional changes—sellers. March, 12s 10%d April, 12s 9%d May, 12s 10l/.d; June- July, 12s ll%d August, 13s September, 12a 8%d buyers about %d less. Co.ne very quiet, and small sales low medium grocery crystallised, 14s 0%d. Coffee sales recommenced to-day, good qualities realising very steady prices, but common kinds in some realising very steady prices, but common kinds in some cases went Is lower. Rio futures 3d to 6d dearer 76s April to 69s December. Tea-small sales Ping I Suez green went at low rates, but without material change. No Colonial sales. Rice quiet. Rum un- altered. Jute aud hemp unaltered. Tallow—Y.C., I 48s on spot. Turpentine, 21s 6d. American petroleum, 3%d on spot. LIVERPOOL, Thursday.—Sugar steady—No. 1 crystals, 18s 3d No. 2, 17s 3d standard, 16s 9d. Beet quietly steady-March, 12s 9%d sellers April, 12s 9d buyers May, 12s 9%d sellers. Cog-ee-African, 73s. Cocoa firmly held. Rica fiat. Castor oil—Calcutta, 2%d. Linseed dull. Hemp, £ 19 to J819 10*. Lard, 39s. Palm oil dull-soft oUs, 920 10,. Tallow steady. Turpentine, 22s 9d. Resin, petroleum, and nitrate unchanged. PROVISIONS. NARBERTH, Thursday.—Butter in Ibs., lid to Is Id per lb do. in cask, Is per lb live fowls, 4s to 5s 6d per pair rabbits, Is 8d per pair. Eggs, 18 for Is. Beef, 6d to 8d per lb mutton, 7d to 9d per lb veal, 4d to 7d per Ib pork, 6d to 8d per lb. SUGAR. GLASGOW, Thursday.—Market firm good business done at stiffer prices in some cases. The official eport statesMarket continues active and g"od business done at very full prices. niriTBit. CORK. Thursday.- Firsts, 99s; seconds, 87s thirds, 78s fourths, 73s. Mild-cured flekins-fine, 95s mild, 90s. In market,—135 lirkins, 20 mild. DEAD MI'LAT. LONDON, Thursday. Large supplies of beef, and trade extremely dull; other descriptions comparatively firm. Beef, Is 8d to 3s lOd Scotch long sides, 3s 6d to 3s lOd shorts, 3s lOd to 4s 2d mutton, 2R 4d to 4s 8d; veal, 2s 4d to 4s lOd large pork, 3s 4d to 4s small do., 4s 2d to 4s 6d per 8lbs. Isit. OltlMSllt, Thursll:ty,-Good supply of general kinds of fish large quantity of small plaice brisk demand. About 34 smacks and 19 steamers. f;nleR. Is Id to Is 3d tnrbot. Is 2d to Is 4d brills, 9d to Is per lb; plaice, 2s 6d, to 3s 9d lemons, 7s to 9s whitches, 5s to 6s per stone live cod, 3s to 6s dead, Is 9d to 2s 6d each hake, 60s to 100s per score kit haddocks, 1-s to 21a small plaice, 4s to 9s live codlings, 10s to 13s per box. HAY AND STRAW LCNDON, Thursday.—Moderate supplies on sale, and tra.de slow at about former values :—Good to priiue hay, 130s to 168s inferior t:) fair do., 60s to 120s: good to prime clover do,, 120s to 150s; inferior to fair do., 80s to 110s straw, 30s to 63s per load. WOOL. BRADFORD, Thursday.—There is still a good deal of holiday feeling about, but the general tone of the market is satisfactory. Top makers report more inquiry all round for both cvess-breds and fine tops, but business is difficult to d.). In yarns there is cer- tainly a slight improvement in the export demand, and spiuners are firm. Mohairs are qniefc, and alpacas re ry firm. In the piece trade then is more doing in the home department. I METALS. LONDON, Thursd,.ty. steady; moderate busi- ness S48 18s 9d cash E41 8s 9d three months. Tin steady, fair business-Str.,tits, £68 2s 6d to B68 5s cash £f)8 5s done, and then sellers B69 three months same price done early June Dutch Banco sale ave- raged 73 15s per ton. Spelter, B15 12s 6d to B15 15s. Spanish lead, £ 9 3s 9d English, £ 9 5s to £ 9 7s 6(1. Closing report—Copper quiet and nothing done, at £ 40 l?s 6d cash, and £ 41 8s 9d three months. Tin cloedisteady-Straits, £63 to £68 2s 6d cash S69 throe months. English ingots, 273 10s to £74. Dutch t4 Banco sale averaged equal to £73 15s here. Spelter, B15 12s 6d to £15 15s. Spanish lead, F,9 3s 9d English do., E9 5s to B9 7s 6d. Scotch pig iron, 43;; Id cash. GLASGOW, Thursday.—Market firm fair business Scstch done at 43s l%d to 43s 2%d cash 43s 3%d one month buyers, 43s Id cash sellers, 43s l%d. Cleveland done at 36s 3d cash buyers, 36s 2%d cash sellers, 36s Id. Cumberland hematite done at 45s 3%d cash 45s 5d to 45s 6d one month buyers, 45s 3d cash sellers, %d more. Middlesbrough hewatite done at 44s 5d cash 44s 9d one month buyers, 44s 5%d cash sellers. 44s 6\,d.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. MaT CARDIFF* SWANSEA.t NEVVPOR'IJ April AIor.|Evn.jHgt. Mor.|Evn.jHgt.jMor.|Evn jHgt. 26 M 9 4710 ll32 3 8 56| 9 12'29 3 10 0 lo"l4 32 8 27 T;10 1910 3329 9 9 30 9 4627 010 3210 46 30 2 28 '-V 10 4911 927 110 410 2525 311 211 2227 6 29 lill 35; — 24 610 5211 2223 711 48; — 24 11 30 Fi 0 10 0 55 23 0, 10 323 6 0 23 1 823 5 31 S, 1 43 2 3623 6 0 47: 1 28 24 0 1 56 2 4923 11 1 S: 3 24. 4 1 25 5 2 25; 3 324 10 3 37 4 1425 10 2 Ml 4 32, 4 57 27 11; 3 361 4 1 26 8 4 45 5 1028 4 *Roath Basin. tPrinco of ft ales Die. 1 Alexandra Dk.

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, THURSDAY. There was a little more activity apparent in the coal market to-day, but the business transacted was again below colliery proprietors' anticipation. Best steam coal ranged from 12s 9d to 133 3d, and seconds 12s to 12s 3d. The market, however, closed weak with a downward tendency. Honse coals were m poor demand, and prices were barely maintained. Patent fuel ranged from 118 9d to 13a 3d, and coke prices were unaltered. In otir local freight market outward steam chartering was a little more active. For the Mediterranean generally there was a better de- mand, and on account of a temporary scarcity of tonnage rates ruled if anything firmer. Coasting freights were steady, and there was no alteration in French Bay quotations. The following com- prise the latest operations reported :— Sheerness, 5s:8d, net (Resolute), Venice, 7s, clean. Bermuda, 6s 9d, nst (Wylo). Spezzia, 6s 3d, clean. Naples, 6s 4%d, clean. as Paltnas, 6s 6d (Arthur). Algiers, 7%fcs., clean. Sfc.Nazaire, 5fcs. (Rhymney and another steamer). Havre, 4s 9d (Planet). Havre, 4s 6d (Glasgow), Swansea loading. Palermo, 61 6i, clean. Cape de Verds, 7s. Honfl.eur, 48 9d -(Ruby). Rt. Michael's, 61 ld, clean. ail-Bahla, 14s 3d (Dolly). Bahisi, 13s (Themis). Shipments at Barry Dock on .Wednesday, 17,633 tons. Vessels in dock, 55.

SWANSEA EXCHANGE. SWANSEA, THURSDAY. The following fixtures have been reported on 'Change Ramsey, 3s 6d (Clyde). Londonderry, 4s 6d, option Warren point, 6d (Iron King). London, 4s (Craggs). Briton]i rry to Caen, 43 9d (James Speir). Havre, 4s 6d (Glasgow).

BALTIC REPORT. LONDON. THURSDAY. Freights remain quiet. At the Baltic to-day the market for cargoes of wheat ruled rather better, but the demand is not fast—24s 4%d bid Inverkip arrived, Californian and West Glen, choice Chilian, also off coast, sold at 24s 9d. For 11,000 quarters prompt Californian 25s was paid, and 21s 6d bid for May-June sailers ordinary size Plate wheat. Americans held for more money, and Indians meet more inquiry. Maize, firmer-the steamers Strantan and Wilbcrforce both sold at 17s,10%d 18,; 3d bid for the steamer Leafield. Danube barley rather dearer—12s bid for Bawtry, and 12s 10%d for steamer Beacons- field the steamer Cavendish sold at 12s 9d. Beans steady.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. fSPECIAL TKLTCGRAMS FRtm LLOYl>'R AIMNTS.1 The steamer Genoese, from Palermo, is ashore near Catalan Bay. Part of the crew have landed, and the remainder are in the rigging. Assistance is with her. The steamer Deepdale, for Bombay, with coal, stranded at Habbs' Staithes on Wednesday during a fog, and has returned to Shields with fore compart- ments full of water. The steamer I'll Away, for Cardiff, is ashore near Llantwifc Major. The schooner Emily Anne, from Langton for Sea- ham, has been assisted into Great Yarmouth with loss of bowsprit, etc., by collision with the steamer Merthyr, of T <.ndontin a dense fog. ''1'

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Thursday. "Wind 111,. moderate. Weather very hazy and cloudy. Barometer 30'00, falling. Passed Mast—steamer Brazilian, from Port- land, Me, for London, niglit signalling; barque Mai'i, from Iquique, for Antwerp a Spanish barque flying H.M.V.F. Iolanthe, of Cardiff; sieamers Marengo, from New York for the Tyne City of Dortmund, of Dublin Moorhen, of Cork Lee, of Cork; Solent of Southampton Gazelle, of West Hartlepool. Passed West—Salus, of Sandefjord Sarah, of Laurvig Vauban, of Laurvig Christian Wilhelni, of T'vedestrand steamers Actif, of Caen • Adelina Patti, of Sunderland Crossbill, of Glasgow • Tytio. of Newcastle North Devon, of Belfast.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Thursday Wind EqF light. Weather very ha.zy. Sea smooth. Passed East- Missionarv ship John Williams, of London steamers City of Rotterdam, of Dublin Normand, of Swansea Burnock, of Ayr Rosella, of Whitby; Chanzy, of Caen lalbofc, of Liverpool Clyde, of Liverpool. Passed »est—steamers Calchfaen, of Liverpool Vigilant, of Liverpool. Vigilant, of Liverpool.

SHIP FOR ORDERS. The steamer Llanthewy, of Newport, arrived in Swansea Bay on Thursday, and is waiting for orders.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Goldcliffe left Bilbao for Cardiff 28th Merthyr arvd Bilbao 29th Quickstep left, Portsmouth for Cardiff 29th Pewsland passed Constantinople for Gibraltar to await orders 26th G N Wilkinson left Havre for Mumbles 29th Longuell Itft Gibraltar for Bergen 29th Deerhound left La Rochelle for Bilbao 29th Haxby arvd Bombay from Port Said 26th Hesleden arvd Bilbao from Tyne 26th Hard wick arvd Bordeaux from Libin 26th Leven arvd Bombay from Genoa 26th Raisby left Bombay for Hull 27th Slingsby left Fiuine for Bombay 24th Crimclon left Corfu for Biack Sea 25th Hurworth passed Port Said for Dordrecht 21ta Aislaby left Galle for Akyab 26th Kirkby left Malta for Bremerhaven 26th Ormesby left Bassein for Port Said 23rd Pre-ston left Port Said for Hamburg 27i,h Picton left Alexandria for Beyrout 27th Lowlands arvd Naples 26th Margaret Jones arvd Taganrog 23tli Kate B Jones left Glasgow for Alexandria 28tb Cymmrodor on arvd Bilbao 8th Ruperra left Nicolaieff for Sebastopol 28th Redruth arvd Taganrog 29i h Rothesay passed Norfolk 29th Melrose Abbey left London for Cardiff 23th Norah left Bayoune tor Cardiff 28th Cairo left Constantinople for Danube 28th Oswald arvd Genoa from Cardiff 23th Soutligate left Belfast for Cardiff 28th I CAEDIF F—A RRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, Mar 28.—Jacob Christensen ss, 1108, Odessa, wheat. Mary Jane, 32. ROATH DOCK, Mar 29.—Varra, 58. Camellia, 52. Lily, 62. EAST BUTE DOCK, Mar 28.— Cygnus ss, 183, Swansea, light. Cameo ss, 134, Port Talbot, light. Jersey ss, 1022, Portishead, light. Upupa ss, 563, Cork, sundries. EAST BUTE DOCK, Mar 29.-Poter Graham ss, 488. Elizabeth Ellen Fisher. 92, Chester, manure. WEST BUTE DOCK, Mar 28.Jas Hogg as, 316, Port Talbot, light. Energy, 39, Canal, light. The Viscount; ss, 161, Cork, light. Perseverance, 41, Bristol, burnt ore. St David as. 57, Canal, light. Topaz ss, 189, Cork, light. WEST BUTE DOCK, Mar 29.-Old Head, 96. Tre- biskin, 58, Padstow, ballast,. Voltaire ss, 206, Liver- pool, sundries. PENARIH DOCK, Mar 28. -Corrwg ss, 570, Briton Ferry, light. Theodora as. 542, Newport, light. PENARTH DOCK, Mar 29.-Glendale ss, 641, South- ampton, light. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Mar 28.-Elmete ss, Adams, Venice. Sir Wm Molesworth, Minchinton, Aberthaw. Andrassy as, Lenox, Genoa, and Messina. Success, Sims, Chep- btow. Wm Bailey ss, Nugent, Venice. ROATH DOCK, Mar 29.-Petofl as, Fiume. Linnet, Morris, Rio Janeiro. Ruby ss, Vean, Rouen. Green- wood ss. Randiill, St Nazaire. Hera, Meyer, Singa- pore, Gwenflandss, Jenkiijs, Danube. EAST BUTE DOCK, Mar 28.—Ansgarius ss. Glen- dower as, Lewis, Reval. Burton, Williams, Bristol. Solent ss, Coombs, Sonthampton. Ruabon ss, Couch, Teneriffe. Gazelle ss, Rees, Havre. HAM' BUTB DocK, Mar 29. -Tern as, Jones, Oporto. WEST BUTE DOCK,' Niat; 26.Br-others, Gower, Bristol. WEST BUTE DOCK, Mar 29.-Cymro, Williams, Cardigan. Enterprise, Gra,tham, Carnarvon. Ma.id of Mona, Hoskin, Plymouth. Mary Nash, Rudge, Southampton. PKNARXH DOCK, Mar 28.-Euroka ss, Las Palmas. Sinbad ss, London. PENARTH DOCK, Mar 29.-Clieveden ss, Barcelona. Robert Ingham ss, London ENTERED OUTWARDS-Mar 29. Honfleur, Ruby ss, B. 192, McVien, M J Begg & Co Buenos Ayres, Sir Walter Raleigh, B, 1261, Knowles, Worms, Josse & Co Java, Albuera, B. 1501, Wynnes, Guthrie, Heywood & Co Port Pine, Argonaut, B, 1488, Hunter, T G Duncan & Co Singapore, Hilaria ss. h, 1569. Smith, T G Duncan & Co Port Said, Dunkeld ss, B, 1306, J and M Gunn & Co Malta, Ariadne, B, 1279, Maclean, Pyman, Watson & Co Ancona, Dartmoor ss, B, 1843, Davies, J Cory <? Sons Odessa, Alonso ss, B, 845, Brown, Pyman, Watson & Co Dakar, Canute ss, B, 676, Treehmann, Carrick & Co Guernsey, Elizabeth Ellen Fisher, B 92 Hewitt. Williams & Silcocks Moriaix, Banshee, B, 120, Carre, Williams & Silcocks Caen, Theodora, Hoi, 542, Lancaster, Speir A Co Las Palmas and St Louis, Dordrecht ss Hoi 1144 Heideman, G H Wills & Co Rouen, A Dekke ss, Nwy, 296, Evan Jones & Co Galatzor Ibrail, Cæar 5S, Ger, 1543. Lennard, Harris&Co Boucan, La Rochelle ss, F, 756, L'Hermite, A CapeUe Boucan, Rive de Gier ss, F, 640, Dumonte, A Capello Civita Vecchia., Trevean ss, E, 999, Foster, Hain & Co Algiers and Bussorah, Scarsdale, B, 1657, F C Stnck & Co Braila, Princess Sophia, Grk, 14:11, E T Agius CI,EAr.BD-Mar 29. Bordeaux, Ely ss, B, 1000 coal Caen, Theodora ss, Hoi, 1180 coal Dakar, Canute ss, B, 1100 coal Odessa, Alonso ss, B, 1700 coal Malta, Ariadne ss, B, 2400coal Ancona, Dartmoor ss, B, 2300 coal Honfleur, Ruby liS, B, 560 coal Boucan, Rive de Gier ss, F, 1400 coal Boucan, la Rochelle ss, F, 1650 coal Santos, Bessie Hamilton, Nwy, 1460 coal Rouen, A Dekke ss, Nwy, 650 coal Las Palmas and St Louis, Dordrecht- ss, Hol, 2600 coal Port Said, Virginia Peirano ss, B, 2500 coal Constantinople, Ben Venue ss, B, 1900 coal T"" 1 111 Spezzia, Wm Symington ss, B, 2500 coal Bordeaux, Garonne as, B, 1500 coal Civita Vecchia, Trevean ss, B, 1830 coal Civita Vecchia, Trevean ss, B, 1830 coal Braila, Princess Sophia sa, Grk, 3000 coal Throndhjein, Breidablik ss, Nwy, 750 iron Algiers and Bussortfi, Scarsdale as, B, 3000 coal IMPORTS-Mar 28. Bristol, Perseverance, burnt ore, C Tennant & Son Liverpool, Voltaire ss, sundries, M J Begg & Co Cork, Upupa. ss, sundries, E C Downing Chester, Eliz-.«,beth_ Ellen Fisher, manure, Bute Docks Odessa, Jacob Christensen ss, wheat, Spillers <fc Bakers BAR 11Y DOCK. ARRIVALS, Mar 28. Tom. La Rochelle ss, Newport, light. Oban Bay, Bristol, ballast. Fort George. SAILINGS, Mar 28.-fi-eguriio ss, Palermo. Ivy, Penryn. Mayfield ss, River Plate. A Dekke SII, Rouen. Sherborne ss, Alexandria. Lundy ss, Algiers. Glenlivefc ss, Bilbao. Mascotte ss, Buenos Ayres. NEWPORT ARRIVALS. A ALEXANDRA DOCK, Mar 29.-Superb, 51, Bristol, light. Rochefort ss, 509, Portsmouth, light. South Cambria ss, 1267, Porman, iron ore. OLD DOCK, Mar 29.—Stream Fisher ss, 188, Port- land, light. Liunea, 320, Risoer, pitwood. RIVER, Mar 29.—Upupa ss, 568, Cork, general. Emily, 39, Ilfracombe, light. Louisa, 61, Penrhyn. manure. Millbay, 54, Padstow, ballast. Nanny Wig- nail, 76, Westport, oats. Lincolnshire ss, 65, Liverpool, general. Julia, 68, Highbridge, light. Mary Catherine, 76, Porthgain, stones. Ethel ss, 55, Bristol, general. Emily Maria, 54, Bristol, general. Friends, 31, Wafcchet, light. Bulldog ss, 91, Bridgwater, light. Gloucester Packet, 5B, Bridgwater, light. Emma. Louise, 59, Barnstaple, light. Dispatch, 35, Barn- staple, light. Uuinility, 49. Bideford, light. Sarah Ann, 23, Buleford, light. Cornucopia, 50, Bideford, light. Dewi Wyn, 49, Bideford, light. Minnie Flossie, 46, Uandly, light. Infanta, 56, Combmartin, light. Stranger, 40, Barnstaple, light. Fanny, 49, Barn- staple, pitwooil. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Mar 29.-TCong Sverre, Peter- sen, Bahia. Sea Spray ss, Fife, Seville. Irwin ss, Humphrey, Seville. Thomas Stephens, Lindsay, Port La Plata. Elpis ss, Ramsey, Marseilles. Isle of Jura ss, Pelton, Seville. Theodora ss, Doblenga, Cardiff. Grimsby ss, Wood, Dartmouth. OLD DOCK, Mar 29.-Kirkless ss, Coffey, Water- ford, Pebble ss, Robinson, Dundalk. Sea Fisher ss, Bee, Cork. RIVER, Mar 29.-L-a Rochelle ss, Hermite, Barry Dock. Teal ss, Davies, Liverpool. Moderator ss, Williams, Bristol. Progress ss, Ellis, Hayle. Trio, Stephens, Ilfracombe. Kitty Ann, Chugg, Barns- staple. Joseph and Thomas, Shazell, Bude. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Mar 29. Brindisi, Orfordness ss, B. 1260, Lennard, Harris <fc Co Laguna de Terminos, Carita, Iy,274, Jones, Heard & Co Pout l'Abbe. Saint Paul, F, 119, A H Tapson & Co Genoa, Goldsbro ss, B, 1420, Watts, Ward <6: Co Lisbon, Soumalainen, Rus, 307, L Hertnessen Barcelona, Gravina ss, Spn, < 01, J Bovey & Co Cadiz, Rosebud, B, 148, Beynon, A P Filleul & Co CLEARED—Mar 29. Civita Vecchia, Pax ss, Iy, 1025 coal Naples, Deilla ss, n, 2200 coal Bilbao, Baracaldo ss, Spn, 1500 coal Torre Annunziata, Isle of Georgia ss, B, 1400 coal, 150 fuel Cadiz, Rosebud, B, 230 coal IMPORTS—Mar 29. Porman, South Cambria ss, 2660 iron ore, Blaenavon Co Westport, Nanny, Winall, 122 oats, Rennie, Wilkinson Liverpool, Lincolnshire ss, general, R Burton & Son Porthgain, Mary Catherine, 125 stones Bristol, Ethel Sb, general, R Burton & Son Bristol, Emily Maria, general, R Burton & Son Penrhyn, Louisa, 40 manute Cork, Upupa ss, general, J Maddoek Barnstaple, Fanny, 27 pitwood Risoer, Linnea, 330 loads pitwood, Jones, Heard & Co EXPORTS COAKTWIS E—Mar 29. Truro, Ulelia, 120 coal, Watts, Ward & Co Portland, Stream Fisher ss, 600 coal, Lennard, Harris Barnstaple, Despatch, 60 coal, James & Emmanuel Bristol, Tel-el-Kebir ss, 160 coal, J Darroch Bristol, Pallas, 156 coal, J Darroch Barnstaple, Stranger, 65 coal. Partridge, Jones & Co Cork, Upupa ss, 530 coal, 50 general, J Maddock Bristol, Merthyr ss, 140 coal, Tredegar Co Highbridge, Norah, 120 coal, W H Chambers Highbridge, Flora, 110 coai, W H Chambers Falmouth, Lavinia, 64 coal, Clapp & Co Bantry, Lord Rollo, 208 coal, Clapp <fc Co Dnblin, Paragon ss, 470 coal, J F Thomas A Co Bristol, Moderator ss, general, R Burton & Son Liverpool, Teal ss, tinplates, R Burton & Son Bristol, Edith ss, general, R Burton & Son Bridgwater, Devon ss, 150 sacks flour, Star Mills Co Barnstaple, Fanny, 75 coal, Partridge, Jones & Co Liverpool, Llanelly ss, iron hoops, Gilchrist & Co London, Rochefort ss, 113C coal Bridgwater, Bulldog, 200 coal Appledore, Cornucopia, 77 coal, Tirpentwys Colliery Co Watchet, Friends, 7C coal, Henry Powell Barnstaple, Emnw. Louise, 112 coal, C Pond Bideford, Humility, 64 coal, James & Emmanuel Porth, Dewi Wyn, 80 coal, Tirpentwys Colliery Co SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTII DOCK, Mar 23.-Coiiham ss, 4^, Sharpness, barley. Clifton Grove ss, 99, Gloucester, cement. Girdlene-s ss, 367, London, via Cardiff, general. Francis, 97, Lancaster, pitch. Rostrevor ss, 80, Newry, stones. Ina. Lass, 29, Carnarvon, slates. Alpha ss, 55, Highbridge, copper ore. Martha, 78, Amlwch, zinc ore. Kuphemia, 76, Silloth, pitch. Muncaster ss, 559, Sestri Levante, via Bristol, copper ore. SOUTH DOCK, M,tr 28.—Sol way Queen ss, 112, Hayle, light. Ada, 115, London, via Pembroke Dock, cement.. Willa, 200, Christiania, ice. Severn ss, 390, Glasgo.v, general. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Mar 28.-No. 12 S", 112, Newport, light. St. Vincent ss, 78, Cardiff, tinplates. Chicago City ss, 1478, Nnw York, via Bristol, general. Gertrude ss, 869. Sligo, light. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Mar 28.—Lady Mary, Jones, Aber- thaw. Union. Jpnes, Aberthaw. Lady Bertha ss, Thomas, Belfast. Atalanta ss, Lusty, Bristol. Cygnus ss, Francis, Cardiff. Condor, Birt, Cardiff. Charles, Price, Cardiff. John, Willing, Newquay, Corn. SOUTH DOCK, Mar 28.—Duuelm ss, Laming, Roches- ter. Tasmania, Waters, Ballyann. Paragon,(Johnson, Ipswich. Peter and John, Hill, Plymouth. Ticino, Salmon, Calstock. Solway Queen ss, Fee, London. derry. Herbert ss, Iddon, Barrow. Medway ss, Lindsay, Glasgow. Rio Fovmoso ss, Read, Bristol. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Mar 28.—Amiral Cecille se, Auffret, St Nazaire. CLEARED- Mar 29. O&en, Clianzy ss. F, 800 coal Jersey, Wesley, B, 64 coal Genoa and Leghorn, Iberia ss, B, 500 fuel, 180 coal, 460 general Treport, Marie, -F, 2C0 coal IMPORTS—Mar 29. Sestri Levante via Bristol, Muncaster, 460 copper ore, Henry Ba.th and Son Bilbao, Rosella ss, 1700 iron ore, Swansea Hematite Co Christiania, Willa, 300 ice, Swansea Ice Co New York via Bristol, Chicago City ss, 11 old yellow metal sheathing, Vivian & Sons; 22 pigs copper, Burgess and Co Silloth, Kupliemia, 131 pitch, Graigola Co Highbridge, Alpha ss, 90 copper ore, Hy Bath & Son Cardiff, St Vincent ss, 108 tinplates, Burgess & Co Amlwch, Martha, 155 bluestone, Vivian A Sons Glasgow, Severn ss, general, M Jones & Bros Lancaster, Francis, 210 pitch, ovcler Newry, Rostrevor ss, 210 granite setts,Corker & Bevan Porta.ferry, Normand ss, 150 potatoes, C Allen & Co Carnarvon, Ina Lass, 56 slates, Thomas, Watkins & Co Barnstaple, Yeo, 15 timber, Order Gloucester, Sabrina, 147 b-Lti-lev, John Dyer Watchet, Aurora, 4250 tin boxes, W H Edwards EXPORTS COASTWISE—Mar 29. Fiddown, Harriet Amelia, 260 coal, Williams & Co Port, Talbot, Conha.m i-s, 3 copper ore, Vivian & Sons Port Talbot, Atlas, 120 copper ore, Vivian & Sons Watchet, Pioneer, 55 coal, R Hodgens Jersey, Wesley, 66 coal, D T I .add & Co Cardigan, Elizabeth Davies, 43 coal, S& J Hill Cardigan, Ellen Owens, 55 coal, S <fc J Hill Ramsey, Clyde ss, 325 coal, Main Colliery Co Combmartin, Mistletoe, 50 timber, D W Johns Lynmouth, Little Jane, 35 superphosphate. Vivian & Sons 35 culm, Evans A Bevan Weston-super-Mare, Brothers, 52 coal, G Thomas Appledore, Prima, 45 coal, T P Richards A Co 3 oakum. Swansea Prison BRITON FERRY. ARRIVALS, Mar 2S.Taiiie, 79, Loo. ballast. Mar 29.—Express, 39, Padstow, ballast. Briar ss, 87, Inverness, potatoes. John James, 98, Runcorn, s-tlt. SAILINGS, Mar 28.—Sulway Prince ss, Moore, Warrenpoinf. Veronica ss, Cock, Portreath. Velana ss, Cowper, Portreath. Lynx ss, Merritt, Portreath. Erimus ss, Rowe, Devoran. Margaret Ellen, Davies, Portmadoc. CLEARED—Mar 29. Granville, Valentine, F, coal PORT TALBOT. ARRIVALS, Mar 28.-Treftigis ss, 187, Devoran, ballasfc. Mar 29.-Hannali, 65, Swansea, 140 copper ore, Vivian & Sons. SAILINGS, Mar 28.—James Hogg ss, Pallanfc, Cardiff, Catneo ss, Johnson, Cardiff. Su ie May, May, Ply- mouth. Mar 29.—Vigilant ss, Lane, Liverpool. "1'D'88 ,W"

DODGING THE GAOLERS. gEXTRAORDINARY IMPOSITION. The gossips of the Liverpool Police-courts are discussing an extraordinary imposition said to have been practised upon prison officials. A young man named John Davies is in the custody of the police charged with assault and robbery. Some time ago he was arrested and sent to prison for assaulting a man and stealing a gold watch. The police could' not discover the watch. After doing" his two months Davies was liberated from gaol but was im- mediately again apprehended at the prison gates by Detective Gibbons. Davies was at once searched, and to the astonishment of the pohoe the stolen watch was found upon him. The supposition is that by some artful means the watch was concealed about his person during the whole two months he was confined in gaol. While detained at the main bridewell Davies tried to de- ceive the officials there, but without success. A female relative sent in, as allowed by the regula- tions, some food for Davies in a can. When he had finished his repast Davies wrote a few lines, placed them in the can, and hooed that they might reach some of bls" pals outside. A watchful warder was too much for him this time, and the clandestine correspondence which he attempted to keep lip from his prison cell was seized. This interesting young gentleman will soon come before Mr Recorder Hopwood to be dealt with. b. "¥ h-

A WEALTHY TRAMP. At the meeting of the Bath Board of Guardians the master reported that a man nam<?d James Green had been admitted to the work- house, and had turned out to be anything but destitute. He had been sheltered at the police- station for a night, and appeared to be very ill. He told the relieving officer that he had money on him, but he did not know the amount, and when he was searched at the workhouse a bank- book, showing that he was possessed of L421 9" 5d, was found.—The Chairman We shall impound it, and recover what he has cost us.— The Master said the whole amount had been taken charge of.

A DISHONEST YOUTH. ROBBED HIS EMPLOYERS AND A FELLOW TRAVELLER. At Mansion House, London, on Thursday, H. Toombs, a Putney youth, admitted stealing 253 and a valuable diamond ring from his employers, Messrs Bonson, jewellers, of Ludgate Hill. It was stated that the prisoner stole the money in October, and procaeeded to Paris, where he attempted to pawn the ring, and thence to Alex- audria, where he robbed an English fellow traveller aud was sent to goal. He was now sentenced to six weeks' hard labour.

THE BKST NIGHT-CAP.—Have vour sheets washed with Hudson's Soau, and tbev will always be sweet as roses, fresh as sea breezes". There will be none of the disagreeable smell, so objectionable in other xoaps.-A pure Dry Soap in fine powder. 121 V. 4^ !?,?,I<?INAL NOVEL—" HIGHLAND COUSINS"— by Mr William Black, is now appearing in the Cardif Tunes and South W ales 'VfW.-Ji/ A'<?;<•*• t !8ttsnuss ).bbrtSSts. Jit ■ E. ROBERTS, m pi 30, DUKE-STREET, CARDIFF. ft NOTED FOR T NOTED FOR GTMM SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS. ETON SUITS, SPECIAL VALUE, 30/. Hf ( BOYS' AND MEN'S OVERCOATS j|K i IN THE NEWEST STYLES. S$$Wt AGENT FOR THE NOTED HI j SOAKING RAIN-PROOF GARMENTS. R IS BOYS' AND MEN'S OVERCOATS j|K i IN THE NEWEST STYLES. S$$Wt AGENT FOR THE NOTED HI j SOAKING RAIN-PROOF GARMENTS. R IS POROUS AND HEALTHY. No RUBBER. 3356 A" NIMROD CYCLES. SEASON NOW IN FULL SWING. OH YES say you, the wide-awake hunter after a good, serviceable, and mount, but HOW ABOUT QUALITY 1 /Mft/ AS T0 WORKMANSHIP AND FINISH, WTllWly uvery Wheelman and Expert Mechanic will pass his own judgment on that tonic wbe# fi /& he sees the Machine, and we say w JJm/^ NO MAN SHALL BE DISAPPOINTED. Buyers, where are you ? Weights up to date! Prices to suit times. DEALERS, IT IS NOT TOO LATE. Write us your wishes. NIMROD CYCLE CO., BRISTOL. N.B.—The largest Firm South of Coventry. jggy 1 cROSSB ROTHERS,, MANUFACTURERS & MERCHANTS. GALVANISED OPEN AND CLOSED TOP I] TANKS, CISTERNS, HIGH-PRESSURE BOILERS, CAST- IRON AND CLAY BATHS, YELLOW ENAMELLED SCULLERY SINKS, WASH TUBS, SANITARY EARTHENWARE AND APPLIANCES, LAVATORIES, TIP-UP BASINS, AND URINALS, WATER CLOSET BASINS AND TRAPS. INQUIRIES SOLICITED. PRICE LISTS FREE. 81, 28, 23. WORKING is TRFET, CARDIFF. tO 4033b rjlEETH RJLEETH T EFTH -A. JL JL A COMPLETE SET.ONE GUINEA SINGLE TOOTH 2/6 Five Years' Warranty Prize M dal GOODMAN & CO., G 10, DUKE STREET, & 56, QUEEN-ST., CARDIFF. ARTIFICIAL TEETH PAINLESSLY FITTED by Atmospheric Suction, a.t one-third the usual charges. No Extractions necessary; perfect and permanent; jlife-like appear wee; special SOFT PALATES for Tender Gums perfect for Mastication and Speech COUNTRY PA'ITBNTS supplied in One Visit, and railway fare allowed. Special attentiongiven to Repairs, Extractions, Stopping TESTIMONIALS.—Dr ANDRJSW WILSON (late RN.) aayS i can recommend Mr Goodman as a very skilful and humane Dentist His rea- sonable charges should attract to him all classes.' Consultations P'ree.-Spec;,ility in WHITE ENAMEL and GOLD FU LINGS, AMERICAN DENTISTRY and PLATELICSS PALATES. Before entering look for the Name— GOODMAN & CO., 56, QUEEN-ST.. A IMIKK-RTRBET, CARDIFF. NEWPORT-12, BRIDGE-STREET Opposite Tredegar Chambers.) II.MM-—■ 118e—1380 PONTYPRIDD AND BARRY DOCK. CAUTION.—To prevent disappointment Messrs Good- man ami Co. warn the public against giving orders to late assistants who fraudulently use the Firm's name. Messrs Goodman and Co. cannot be responsible for any work except that made at their establishment —Mil a IU. II.» -■ 1 H, r W. E. VAUGHAN AND CO, LIMITED, STEAM-POWER DYERS, FRENCH CLEANERS, &c., LLANDAFF-ROAD, CARDIFF, BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS 32, QUEEN-STREET,\r.RnT1?17 248, BUTE-STREET, |OAKJJlw'. 1, CLIFTON-STREET, ROATH. 60, WINDSOR-ROAD, PENARTH. SKINNER-STREET, NEWPORT 83, HIGH-STREET, MERTHYR. 27, CASTLE-STREET. SWANSEA. 19, ARCADE, PONTYPRIDD. AGENTS IN ALL TOWNS IN SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE, Who receive and forward Parcels regularly to the Work Agents' Addresses and Price Lists sent in answer to Post Cards. POSTAL SERVICE. Parcels amounting to Five Shillings sent direct to Works will be returned Carriage Paid one way. W. E. VAUGHAN AND CO., LIMITED, DYERS, Are doing the largest trade and working the most sfflcient Machinery within a radius of One Hundred Miles, and ARE CELEBRATED FOR CLOTHES AND DRESS CLEANING by FRENCH PROCESS, pro- ducing permanent colours, a superior finish, moderate charges, and promptness of despatch 1000 PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC Strengthens the Nerves and Muscular System. New size. Shilling Bottles. -w-bEppERIS QUININE AND IRON JL TONIC Animates the Spirits and Mental Faculties. PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC Promotes Appetite and Improves Diges- tion. PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON •„ J.H.?1? "lorouShly Recruits the General Health, I ana induces a proper healthy condition of the Nervous and Physical Forces. Shilling Bottles. NERVE STRENGTH.— GU1NINE and IRON TONIC PP..c nerves, increases strength of pulse, fortifies the nerve centres. GREAT BODILY STItli,NGTH.- V* PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC.— »y enriching the blood, giving firmness to the tissues, ana strengthening the muscular system, weakness disappears, appetite returns, fatigue ceases, and re- crmted health results. REX.R MENTAL STRENGTH.— v-T PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC, by its supporting influences on the body and nerves, repairs the ravages caused by over-taxing the brain power, and so igves really great mental strength. It costs about l%d each dose. Bottles, One Shilling. F 1REAT DIGESTIVE STRENGTH-— Vfl PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC pro motes appetite, strengthens the stomach, stopping sinking sensations, removes indigestion, heartburn palpitation, cures dyspepsia, constitutional debility Majoring health, atrpngth, and energy. ■ MILLING BOTTLES of PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC are now sold, bringing it in reach of alL Next size, 2s largest, 3s 6d. Insist on having Pepper's Tonic, No other in of an y use. QULPHOLINE LOTION clears the SKIN ks SPOTS BLEMISHES, BLOTCHES, REDNESS, ROUGHNESS, UNSIGHTLY OBJECTIONABLE APPEARANCES, UNCOMFORTABLE SKIN DISFIGUREMENTS, Entirely fade away CJULPHOLINE LOTION makes the SKIN CJULPHOLINE LOTION makes the SKIN KJ HEALTHY SOFT, BEAUTIFUL, TRANSPARENT, SMOOTH, SUPPLE. SULPHOLINF,FortheCOMIPLEXION kJ SOFTENS and PRESERVES. GIVES a HEALTHY SURFACE COUNTERACTS EFFECTS of WEATHER EMBELLISHES and IMPROVES Shilling Bottles, everywhere. SULPHOLINE-The bes tSKINLOTrON IO BEAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. COOLING and REFRESHING A most DESIRABLE APPLICATION AB £ OLU TALY PUUE and HARMLESS Mulling Bocties, ROYAL "BELFAST" AERATED TABLE WATERS, <, AND LIME JUICE CORDIAL. Inquire specially for our GINGER ALE at all first class Grocers, Wine Merchants, Chemists, Hotels, Restaurants, and Ship Store Dealers. 3907 VV. A ROSS & SONS. LIMITED, BELFAST. IrjIHREE YEARS gYSUJI THREE YEARS SYSTEM piANOFORTES BY BROADWOOD, piANOFORTES BY COLLARD, pIANOFORTES BY BRINSMEAD, piANOFORTES BY NEUMEYER, piANOFORTES BY KIRKMAN, piANOFORTES BY ERARD, M AND ALL THE LEADING MAKERS, FROM 10s MONTHLY t Until Paid for; after which, and Without any FartM t Charge whatever, the instrument becomes [ the Property of the Hirer. THOMPSON AND GHACKELL LIMITED, QUEEN'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, CARDIFF t fJpHOMPSON -AND jgHACKEU' ri IMITED, 32 CASTLE-STREET. SWANSEA. rjlHOMPSON AND SHAOKELL LIMITED, 118 HIGH.STREET, MERTHYR. THOMPSON AND GHACKELL LIMITED. 5, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT ALSO AT 30, BRIDGE-STREET, AND 142, NEWFOUNDLAND-ROAD, BRISTOL 60, STEPNEY-STREET, LLANELLY, MAESTEG, CHELTENHAM, GLOUCESTER, PENANEH. PONTYPRIDD, &e. &c. T HE f 11HREE "YEARS' (^YSTEM f Was first introduced into South Wales by THOMPSON and SHACKELL upwards of thirty years ago, sinct which time many thousands of homes have been ren' dered happy by the possession of a Musical Instrument on such easy terms. The Monthly Payments are o low that there need be no house without a PIANO, AMERICAN ORGAN, OR HARMONIUM. rjlHOMPSON AND gHACKELL LIMITED, Are always pleased to send Full Particulars, W% Descriptive Pamphlet, Photographs of the Newes styles, &c free by post, on the application of ani ntending purchaser. -1 TOSCOTJNT FOR CASH. 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E. T LYDDON AND CO., 122, BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. Telegi-ams—" Lyddon, Cardiff." lOlt, Telephones—P.O., 63 Nat., 103. SELLERS. -£500 Barry 1st Pref. Stock, at 155 £500 and £ 20 Barry Ordinary Stock 10 Crown Soap Shares ZO Queens Hotel Ord. and Pref. SO Hancocks Ord in < ry Shares, at £ 400 Rhymney Ord. Stock, at 192 13 Rhondda Ord. Shares £21)J Neath Harbour Bonds, at 5 20 Bristol S Wales Wagons, atB5 18s9a BUYERS 50 Rhondda & S. Bay Pref, at 5s prem. 15 Ship Brewery Shares at 3 10 Tuckers Ordinary, at 2% 100 Rhymney Iron Old 2CO lihymney Iron New 9 COO Barry 1st Pref. Stock, at 15V Barry New Pref. Shares 25 Norths Pref. Shares, at 6% W Hancocks Pref Shares F. S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1, DOCK CHAMBERS, AN STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1083 TKLKGRAMS 'Fleniing. Carliff." Telephone, 158 PERCY POWELL, STOCKBROKER, 113, Bate-street, Cardiff. Purse." Telephone, P.O., 89 GEO. THOMAS, STOCKBROKER. VIENNA CHAMBERS, DOCKS, CARDIFF, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1072 TELEGRAMS :Bertha." Cardiff. P.O. TphoneNo. BUYERS. Hills Dry Docks, at 5V. 20 Tuckers Prefs. Mountstuart Dry Dock A or B Penarth Slipway Shares SELLERS -20 D. Davis and Sons, at 13 Tuckers "rdnMry Barry Graving Dock 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. -15 Spillers Ord. and 7 Pref. £ 1" Taff Or,:inary 10 W. Hancock Ord., at 15% 15 Hancocks Prefs. 50 Rhymney Iron New, at 12s 30 Penrikyber Ordinary SELLERS -5 Cardiff Ice Allotments £ 450 Barry Ordinary £ 50 i Taff Ordinary Penrikyber Ord., at 5% E64 Barry 4 p.c Debenture TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 12, MOUNTSTU ART-SQUARE, CARDIFF, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 113E Telegrams-" TUEDUNN, CARDIFF," Nat. Tel. No. 130- J. W. COURTIS, TAYLOLl AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1146 BUYERS. Barry 4 p.c. Prefs. Shares 25 I; hondda. and S Bay Pref. Shares Cardiff & Penarth Tram. Shs. J. Tuckers, Ltd., Pref. Shares SELLERS. —Rhondda & S. Bay Ord. Shares 25 Metropolitan Bank Shares 10 International Coal Shares D. Davis and Sons Shares E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, POWELL-PLACE AND STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1173 Telegrams, "shares. Cardiff. P. O. Telephone, No. 51 BUYERS, -8 Norths Pref. Shares 10 Tuckers Pref. Shares 10 Spillers Ordinary Shares B1000 Bute Dock Debenture Stock, at HE SELLERS. -6 Bank of Wales Shares, at 10s If) Nells Ordinary Shares Westlake B ewery Pref. Shares 7 Albion Shares, at Bll Us 3d CHARLES MASSY AND CO., BUTE DOCKS. CARDIFF. Telephones National, No. 208; P. O., No. 75. T'grams, "Invest,Cardiff." BUYERS. — £ 550 Rhymney lty. Ordinary, at 190 6 Tredegar A. at 5 Tyneside Pref. Shares 20 Newport Abercarn Ord. 10 Penrikyber Ord., at 5V.xd 2 & 2 Bute Dry Docks, at 58 200 Rhymney Iron New, at 12s 9d SELLERS. 25 W. Hancock Ord., a 15% 100 Rhymney Iron New, at 13s 6d 50 Penrikyber, at 5% xd 100 Blands, at 14s 6d 25 Tuckers Ord. <iBi>i<)_M £ 500^^ymn^4>g;ci^ref;;<atl^ ERNEST SULLY AND CO., 125, BUTE-ST.. CARDIFF. Telegrams "Trust." BUYERS. — £ 100 Rhymney Ordinary 100 Rhymney Iron New, at 13s 20 London & Prov. Banks 20 Spillers Ordinary 10 Hancocks Ordinary, at 15% SELLERS. -ESM Graat Western Stock 10 Lloyds Bank Shares Newport Water Annuities 10 Hancocks Ordinary at 15% PARSONS AND HOBJENT STOCKBROKERS, 1086 CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. Telegrams Robieni. Ne»ivi: t." Telephone, No21 FOR SALE-35 South Wales Colliery A 20 Newport Abercarns 5) Internationals &0 Norths Ordinary 29 Bank of Wales Shares 5G Melbourne Gas shares, at 7% 10 Crown Soap, S4 pd.. at 3 50 Rhondda Ordinary, at E7 12s 6d 100 Rhymney Iron New 50 Metropolitan Banks f700 Brecon B 4 p.c. Deb., at par 20 Westlakes Brewery Ord., at 4% Star Brick Shares 25 Powell Duffryn B25 Shares WANTED. -101) Rhymney Iron New, at 13s 20 Aberdare Oaf; 25 Newport Abercarns, at 71,.2 45 Ebbw Vales, at f!\ 30 Brynraawr Gas Shares 23 Searle and Herring Shares B500 Alexandra A Pref. r:3;:li:t Ordinary B500 Neath and Brecon 1st £ 500 Newport Gas C, at 137 ^J^OBla^jiavonJjijuiJShares^say^owesb^^ LIENRY J. PILLIN(,rElt & CO., LATE JtfETTON SAYCE, VAUGHAN AND CO., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 41, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. 1191 Telephone No. 127. Telex rams Pi I I ini!er. Newport BUYERS. -20ri Rhymney New, at 13s 3d 25 Rhondda Prefs., at 5% per Share E.500.13recon in(I Merthyr 1st Preference M Norths Ordinary, at £ 2 l'-s £1000 Severn and Wye Debenture 25 Glamorgan Banks, at 43/t SELLERS. 1CO Milford Dock Shares, at 14s 100 Rhymney Iron New E,10 Newport Water Annuities £ 1000 Bute Dock Debenture STEPHEN P. WILLS, STOCKBROKER, SW XNSEA Wills, Swansea.' BUYER.—Rhondda Ordinaries and Pref. WRITE for PARTICULARS shotfme how tjARGK PROFITS can be mada with a SMALL CAPITAL by DEALING in STOCKS and SHARES. Write for Noble's present Advice and Guide, post free. Established for several years at same address. Prompt settlements, losses limited, profits unlimited £ 5 covers £ 500 stock at 1 per cent., £ 50 £ 5,000, &c.—A. M. Noble, Devonshire Chambers, Bishopsgate-street, London. Telegraphic address- Perceive, London." 1533 —