South Wales Daily News

SOUTH WALES FINANCE ri RIDAY, Oct. 19th, 1894. A fairly good amount of business was Jone to-day, but the dealings were mostly In the lighter securities. Local railways were neglected, with the exception of Vale Df Glamorgan Shares and Rhondda and Swansea Bay 4 per Cent. Debenture Stock, the former remaining firm at the previous premium, and the latter being bought at a slight advance. Taffs showed weaker, and there is one transaction recorded at 82%, or less than the previous price. The other rail stocks remained firm. There was a jlight speculative demand for Rhymney Iron New Shares and National Bank of Wales Shares, 7s 6d being given for the latter. There is i rumour abroad that the liquidators are to call a meeting of the shareholders soon to explain the position of affairs, and the ex- pectation in certain circles is that things will not turn out so badly as was at first feared. But this is probably little more than the market gossip set afloat to aid speculators ia the shares. The quotation for Penarth Harbour, Dock, and Railway Stock has been advanced considerably. Stock Exchange brokers dealt in :— Rhondda and S Nansea. Bay 4 per Cent. Debenture Stock, 118—118%. Metropolitan Bank of England and Wales, 15%. Albion Colliery Shares, 11% (several ames). D. Davis and Son's Shares, 13112. Rhymney Iron (New) Shares, 13s 9d. Hancock 4 per Cent. Debenture Stock, '.06. Hill's Dry Dock Shares, 4%. London and North-Western Railway Guaranteed Stock, 139%. Caledonian Railway Deferred Stock, 3816. Broken Hill Proprietary Shares, 50s. Argentine Funding Shares, 70. Brokers, not members of the Stock Exchange, did the following business :— Taff Vale Railway Ordinary Stock, 82%. Vale of Glamorgan Railway Shares, 22s ad premium. Spillers' and Bakers' Preferences (small iot), 12%. S. Tramway Shares (tramway capital), 1 Jills Dry Dock Shares, 4. 31and Shares, 14s 9d. Albion Colliery Shares, 11 %• Bute Dry Dock Shares, 62. Bank of Wales Shares, 7s 6d. Rhymney Iron (New) Shares, 13s 9d, 14s. Kimberley Shares, 11s. Alexandra Estates Shares, 6s 3d. Spes Bona Shares, 9s 6d. Mysore Reef Shares, 5s. There are new sellers of Provincial J'ramway 4 per Cent. Debenture Bonds Pontypool Flour Mills Shares Hill's Dry Dock Shares Bank of Wales Shares Cardiff Gas D Stock Rhymney Iron (New) 81lares; South Wales Colliery A Shares Provincial Tramway Ordinary Shares Cambrian No. 1 Preferences Central Dry Dock Shares; Spillers' and Bakers' Ordinary Shares Ebbw Vale Shares Chartereds Albion Colliery Shares and Barry New Preferences.. There are new buyers of Brecon and Merthyr A Debentures Taff Vale Railway Ordinary and Preference Stock Spes Bona Shares International Colliery Shares Albion Colliery Shares Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway Ordinary Shares Powell Duffryn Debentures Spillers' and Bakers' Preferences Cardiff Gas D Stock and Bond's Brewery Ordinary Shares. Stock Exchange quotations remain un- altered. Messrs Thackeray and Co. in their list make the following changes :— Rise-Taff Vale Railway Ordinary Stock to 83 Penarth Harbour Dock and Railway Guaranteed Stock 2%, to 168% Neath and Brecon Al Debenture Stock 2, to 100 Albion Colliery Shares to 11% Mountstuart Dry Dock A Shares liz, to 70. Fall.Great Western Railway Ordinary Stock liz, to 164% London and North- Western Railway Ordinary Stock to 174% Midland Railway Ordinary Stock to 154% National Provincial Bank £ 60 Shares (£12 paid) Y2, to 49y2; Hill's Dry Dock Shares to 4%.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE London, Friday. The position of the Money Market is not altered. Supplies of capital are abundant, and there is but little employment offering for it, eitheras regards loans or discounts. For short loans the charge is per cent. Dis- count business is inactive. Three months' Bank bills are negotiated at f'¡r per cent. Paris Cheque Exchange is 2514,% and Berlin Cheque. 20'36%. The Stock Exchange markets have been dull and irregular in tone owing to anxiety respecting the health of the Czar and Ameer. Closing prices were above the lowest, particularly amongst Foreign Bonds, which received support from Paris, but the general tendency was one of distinct uncertainty. Speculators for rise are more disposed, to lose accounts thon enter into fresh ventures. Consols closed at 101,5g to 101A for delivery and account 2% per Cent. ^Childers'), 101% to 102% 2% per Cent., 39% to 100%. Local Loans Stock, 106% to 107. Foreign Bonds were very flat during the earlier hours, but International Stocks rallied later on buying orders from Paris. Russian, after being lower, closed higher. Italian rose 12 and Spanish Egyptian and Turks quiet, and Hungarian declined South Americans dull. Argen- tines fell to Y2, Brazilians and Uruguay Peruvian were again in demand, and the Debentures advanced Buenos Ayres Gold Premium rose 2 points, to 235. Home Railways continue to be sold. There are no buyers, and frequent offerings f.f stock have promoted a depressed tone. Scotch Stocks, on sales from the North, were distinctly flat. Caledonian Deferred fell rs, and North British Deferred Heavy lines also continued to recede, and were to down. Great Eastern fell nd Barnsley and Sheffield Deferred were lower. Underground lines were dull. As regards Southern lines, Chathams fell o South-Eastern A was lower Brighton A unaltered. A very quiet business was passing in American Railways. There was an irregu- larity about movements in prices, and changes were slight. Atchison A Bonds cell Denver Preference, and Union Pacitics, Milwaukees were unchanged, and Eries remained at 14%. Louisvilles cose Canadian Railways were very quiet. Grand Trunks were unaltered. Canadian Pacific Shares were better. Foreign Railways were quiet. Mexican were weak, and to lower. Pending dividend announcement, very little was done in Nitrates Rails rather easier. Miscellaneous Stocks.—Banks were dull Mid weak. Breweries were firm; Allsopps steady. zErated Bread up, and African Sold Recovery Trusts were flat, and 1 to 1% lower in many cases. The following changes occurred since yesterday :— Foreign Bonds. Fall—Egyptian Con- certed, Peruvian Corporation Ordinary and Preference, Uruguay, Brazilian 1889, Costa Rica B, 1 Cedulas B, in. P. Greek Rentes, Hungarian, Turkish, Group 2 and 1891, do. I .894, and Venezuela, Rise—Costa '.894, and Venezuela, Rise—Costa yea A, 1%; Italian, j Mexican, Peruvian Corporation Debentures, Russian, Spanish, British Railways. Fall — Caledonian Ordinary and do. Deferred, 1% Great Eastern, Great Western, Midland, y2 North-Eastern, South-Eastern A, North British Ordinary, y2 Do. Preference, Hull and Barnsley, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Chatham Ordinary, and Sheffield Deferred, Canadian Railways. Rise — Canadian Pacifics, American Railways.—Fall Atchison Shares and Income Bonds, Denver, do. Preference, Atlantic ifirsts, Vs Union Pacific, Central Pacific, 1/2. Rise-Lake Shore, 1 Louisvilles, and Norfolk Preference, Foreign Railways.—Rise—Tal Tal Or- dinary Shares, Fall—Mexican Ordinary and First Preference, do. Second Pre- ference, Mexican Central Bonds, and Nitrate Shares, Mines were quieter. South Africans were again weaker by realisations. West Austra- lian issues 1 easier. Hampton Lands fell to 3y8 and Goldfields to 3h. Bayley's Reward were 21s 6d Bayley's West, 1 White Feathers, 2. Copper Shares inactive. De Beers rose Jagersfontein, Jumpers, Simmer and Jack, h Wolhuter, and Rio Tinto, h. Fall-British South Africa Chartered fell 9d; City and Suburban, -h Crown Reef, Ferreira, Gelden- huis, h; Gold Fields of South Africa, n Langlaagte, 1-32 Oceana Land, A Sheba, 3d Tharsis, Jg Montana, 6d; Mysore Gold, fg and Mysore Gold Fields, Is. At the Bank £ 2,000 bar gold was sold. Silver dull. Bars fell to 29d. Eastern Exchanges were weak. Bombay Transfers, Is 1 9-32d Calcutta, Is ld Hong Kong, 2s 3%d Four Months, 2s 2d; Shanghai Transfers, 2s 10d; and Four Months, 2s 11 Ys d Yokohama Transfers, 2s l%d Four Months, 2s 2d; Singapore, 2s 2d. Rupee Paper, 56%. The Cheque Bank prospectus has been very favourably received by the public. As there is a keen demand for shares, closing prices to-night found strong buyers at 2% to 2% premium Ordinary, fg to premium.

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON, Friday Eveninp.—Th» following were the rates of exchange on London to-day Paris—Cheque 2S.14 St. Petersburg 3mth8. 93.00 Berlin—8 days' gighfc ..20.35 Madrid—sight 29.51 Do. Smontha Do. 3 months OC-OC Flambtirg-3 iiionlhs ..20.30) Constantinople 3 mths.113.12 Frankfort—Short 20.35 1 ltome-3 months.27.35 Vienlla-Sight 124.25 Do. sight 27.39 I Lisfcoa CO OC Antwerp—Sh*rt 25.13 ta 25 16 | JTAIITS* STOCKS QifNU 12.10 1.11 CLIt An p c Money 1811 101^101 1»1| Ito. Account 1C13 1013 Local Stack 1(, New 2; do. d# IODJ1 100 ft:k of England Stock ..330 India 3^ per Cent Tti Do. 3 da 100 .[ Met. Board of \Voiks3$pc.. 117 «!• 3 p c.. 1074 [i India Rupee Paper 3i pe.. 57J 57 54} lus.Canadkiut p c Jan ,Jly. Ill Ins. C Good Hope4 p c, 1883 116 Ins. N. Zealand Consolidtd 104 ]] Ins. New Sth. YValas 4 p e.. 109 j Ins. Victoria 4 p c, 1882-3-4.1 103 „ Ins. South Australian I1Q64 ] [j Ins. Queensland 4 p c ,.|105J Ins. Queensland 4 p c ,.|105J WITMSN KAIUVAYS Briglit«u Railway Ovd. 17» j 7. 77 Do. do. Deferred 154JI 155$]] Caledonian Consolidated 122 121i Do Preferred Con. (3rd. 83 po. Deferred Con. Ord 334 33 3!» 7. 3J1 Cnitthain and Dovar Ord.. 15: Do. Preference I Ci, 1054 ttlasj-ow and South Wtstis Jc!iI «real Eastern Ordinary 7?A 79 ?S| j'tl ■ t. IS tlm. Prefd. Con. Only 115^ Do. Defrd. do. 58 573 52 Do. A's 53 Hreat Western 1614 164 7. Hull and Baruslay 32 32i 32 Lancashire and Yorkshire 1134 7. Loudon and North-Westrn 174i 174 7. London and Soiuh-Westrn life L»n. & Stb. Westru. Defrd. U, 7. Man. Shef. and A Lin.Ord. 54 Do. Preferred j] T»o. Deferred £ 7J 27J 274 .Metropolitan Consolidated 81J 7. Wo. Land Stock 7 ))0. District Ordinary Do. Preferred ,3 ) Midland Ordinary 151J 154 ]] North British Oril. Pref. 74i 74 Do. Ordinary 35J 353 35j 7. North-Eastern Ordinary lfrli Norlh Staffordshire 135 7. South-Eastern Ordinary 12f. Dc. Deferred £ 2± 32 821 si{ 82 l?ast Jjondon n Taff Vale Act, 1329 S3 Fumes* 744 I* ON TED STATES KAILWAVS CdTitral Pacific 153 15i 15^ 7! Chicago, Milnaukio 6I4 61(| felj 6ifi 611 Denver Ordinary Hi Hi 11 Ill »o Preferred 334 333 33| ICrie Shares 14i Do Preference ?S 27 .1 Do Second Mort^ag* 74 734 7. Illinois Contral P<4 [ Lake Sli ore 1314 7. Louis and Nashville 55i 55| 7. 561 Missouri, Kansas, A Texas 134 13s! New York Central 1#2 1013 7. New York Ontario Ifci 16| 144 Norfolk Preference 231 23j 23* North Pacific Preference.. Hi 17j 17i 7i fthio and Mississippi Do. Preference fthio and Mississippi Do. Preference Pennsylvania Ordinary 523 5281 Philadelphia and Heading Si Do. First Income Bonds. 324 Union Pacific 12 11| Wabash Freferenee 144 14J 7. Do. Qen«ral Mortgajie 22i Atlantic Q. W. 1st Mort. 17* 17 Atchison 54 5g 54 FOREIGN STOCKS Chilian, 1SS4 s4 Do 1832 99 J Buenos Ayres 1882 27 Do 1883 27 „ Bulgarian 6 p. c. 1183 904 7. Argentina 1H84 674 f8 Do Kunding i1* i9; 691 70 I)o 44 iw cent Sterling 41 Do Treasury 424 ArgenUne Cedillas A 2JH .] Do Cedulas B ili 27 ditetio.% Ayres Cednlas I 74 Do J 7i 7 7i Brazilian, 1889 71J 714 KgypHan Unified 1033 103: D» Gov Pref. New 104} xd 4 100i Do State Domain 1C5J Do DairaNew I02ix4 „ 102 Krench 5 per Cent, llentes ICO4 JJ§ t*o 34 per Cent. 107 lluiifiaiianlperCeiifc. Gold 991 99 Italian 5per Cent. 81J 824 834 82A Mexican 6 per Cent. 45 453 Peru. Corp. Ordinary 38 34 3§ Do Preference 101 10 l»i Portuguese per Centi. 1869 2M 26a 26i 2SJ Greek, 1831 324 32 Do 1834 314 31 Russian4p. Ct. Conversion 97} 97}, 99 93^ Spanish 4 per Cent Hj 694 698, 69J Do Ottoman Defence 1014 Do 1st Group 64 D<> 2nd Group 414 4iA Do 3id Group 271 Do 4th Group 24+|i 21jj 25 Ottoman nlc Shares l*i Uruguay 34 per Cent 47" 46Ji 4iJ 47 47| Hvnduras 54 Paraguay 14 „ Transvaal Loan 10S4! MISCELLANEOUS. Londoners. Katlierine'sDka 47 Kast ik West India Docks. 19 & Oriental Prf.. 136 Do. Defetred lft#4 CunardStearnshis, £ 20paid 111 8en.St«ainNaT., £ 15 paid.. 44 Do. 5 per cent. Pref 54 ». Do. 5 per Cent. 1887 44 AtJloAlltericarl Tel Pref.. 75 I)o. lo. Ordinary 3S4 direct United States Cable Fi ». Rasteru ditto 15& Kastern Kxtensiou 1 -A Brazilian Submarine — 13 National Telephone 5 Arthur Guinness Ordinary. 349i Allsopps Ordinary 121 1204 120$ Bryant and May Ordinary.' 151 V Consetl Iron 1í:2 gbbw Vale St. &I'ji Co. 83 Bay Sliitres K3 Hotuhkiss j Beccan Land U ji Suet caitals 115 Spratt's Patent „ 91 „ „ Uammonda 2i „ Eastmans 33 Leeds Korge 3 Lister and Co. i Salt Union Ordinary „ 41 Elmore Copper Depo'ng Co. 14 Nitrate Railway Ill 164 Primitive Nitrate 3 21 San Jorge Nitrate fcl fi 61 San Pablo Nitrate „ 3j, Wublin Distillers i Bell's Asbestos—44 •coana Land li-i 18 Chartered Africa 35/0 34/ 35/6 Beehttanalanjl Land 23/! 23/ 23/o Now Explora'n (Jtotlisoli's) 13 pr Cape Copper Mines I4 Rio Tinto* 141 14/a ..13+1 Mason and Barry Ij 1ft Tharsis Cepper 4& My-jere 0 2ft Mysore Gold Kields 19/6 •oregum Ordinary 3h Montana* 14/6 Mt, Beers Diamonds 17 ft 171 17 1718 south Atrican Explorations loi New Jagersfontein 15 141 15 14-U Meld Fields, Africa 2 Salisbury Gold New 23 „ City and Subnrbau„ 155 Jumpers. 5i 53 Ferreiraa 10 IOf. Jubilee 4 Simmer anti Jack. Yi ;,¡ Wemuiers 5; Crownreef9 Langlaagtes 3f 3fi Do. Block B 2/3 SI Sheba 28/ Primrose 43 Pioneer 33 Australian Broken Bill 1/3 .1 Weiitworth Priority 131 w Tarupaca Water 11 too. Btllk 2 .4 British Water Gas North'.i Navigation Collie's 21 Coats 20 I'4 204 Poars' Soap Ordinary 5 .« — 51 Batholomay Brewery «*rd. 93 Tto. tlQ. Pref. 12: St. Louia do. Ord. 21 Po dfc Pref ] t P OTUEIl RAILWAYS Canadian Pacific ei] &4 Mi Wji ti~i Brand 'J'rnnk Ordinary 53 Do. Guaranteed 47 Do. First Prefereneu 3»3 Do. Second Prefereneo 25 23j Do. Third Preference 133 131 Mexican Ordinary 143 Do. First Preference. 72J 75 Do. Second Preference 3S 3i £ 36 34J Lombards Ordinary iA 9ft Mexican Call. 4 p.c. Bonds 53 Do do First Income 13 Buenos Ayres Gt. Southern 103 l £ 2i Buenos Ayres and Rosario i* Central Argentine 66! £ 64 — DAILY STOCK ANL SHAKE LIST ftOPPl.lKl) B'V MESSRS THACKERAY & CO. Stock and Share Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers Cardiff. RAILWAYS. Paid Stock Barry Railway 100 ..229 231 Stock Great Western 100 ..164 165 London and North Western_10C ..174 175 „ Midland 100 .J5i 155 10 RhonddaandSwatiseaBay.. 10 8% 8% stock Rhymney 100 ..201 203 Severn and Wye 100 11 32 Taff V;il« Divided Stock ^_100 82% 851ft 15 Vale of Glamorgan. 2 3311. PREFERENTIAL sioclr, Barry Ry. 5 p.c.lst Pref.100 ..160 162 Do 2nd 100 ..159 :61 Do 3rd 100 ..159 61 10 Do. 4 p.c. Sliares 10 12% 12% Stock Hrecon & Mer. 1st Pref. 1861.100 73 75 II Do. 2nd Pref. 1862.100 53 58 Cambrian, No. 1,4 p.c 100 77x/2 78% Do. No. 2 4 p.c 100 43i^ 44V* „ Great Western Cons. 5 >.c. 100 ..170 172 10 Peinbrk A'l'enby 5p.c., 10 8'i, b 10 Rhoudda A S'sea Bay 5 p.c. 10 IPh 12 Uoek, Rhymney 4 p.c. Consold.100 ..132 131 Taff Vale 4 p.c Consold 100 ..134 135 GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 50 AberdareRailway 50 ..150 155 10 Cowbr. & Aberthaiv 5 p,c. 10 ]°yt 11 Stock Great Western, 5 p. c. guar..100 ..171 173 Penarth Harbour Dock A RvlOO .168 169 RAILWAY ANI) OTUICR DEBKN TU UKS S ock Alex. Dock & Ry. 4 p.c.1C0 ..1C0 103 Barry Ry. <i p.c 100 ..137 1.38 „ Do. do. 3\4 p.c 100 ..114 116 I'.recon&Merthyr A 4 p.c.100 ..110 112 Do B 4 p.c.100 ..100 101 Bute Dock 4 p. c 100 ..122 123 Cambrian A 4 p. c 100 .A'c.7 J29 Do. B 4 p.c .-100 ..122 JG4 Do. C 4 p.c.10C, ..115 117 Do. D 4 p.c 100 ..103 105 Great Western 6 do 100 ..174 l'i6 Midland 6 percent .100 ..107 19 M id-Wales A 4ya per cent ..100 ..127 130 Neath <fc Brecon 1st 100 1C6 108 do A 1 .100 9i? 101 II to. A2 64 68 Rhondda<fcSw"i»ea Bay 4p.c. 100 ,.U7 119 Do. New ..116 118 Rhymney 4 ditto .100 ..136 8 Talf Vale 3 pc, .100 ..105 107 KANK, 30 Glamorganshire 4% 5 5 Glamorganshire, Pref. 2l/a.. 6 bl/s to London & Midland -12% 36 37 10 i.oti(loit & Proviiicial 5 19,14 193/i 50 Lloyds Bank 3 5251/4 50 Metro, of England & Wales 5 15% 15'/» 20 NationalBankofVViilus, in liq.10 — V8 75 National Provincial 10%— 42% 43y» 60 National Provincial .12 49 50 10 North Wales .10 334. 341ft GAS; 10 Aberdare 10 S15% 16% Mod; Cardiff A lOpercent 10, 2M 205 Do. B 8 percent .100 ..160 165 Do. C 7 per cent 100.140 H5 II )0.]) 5 per cellL ..100 ..100 105 „ Do. 4% p.c. Pref. Stock 100 ..112 114 lu Llynvi Valley 10 9% 10 -ii,ocic Newport A 10 per ceiit -100 2C 205 „ Do. B7%per cen >100 ..150 J55 Do. C7 percent .100 ..140 145 25 Swansea 7% per cent 25 i8 39xd 25 Do 7 percent 25; 75v» ^6l/<xd GAS AND WATER. 10 Bridgend „ 10 7 7Vi 12 Pontypool (Max. 10 p.c.). 12 15 J6 10 Ystrad 10 16% 17 .WATERWORKS! 25 Bristol 25 11/2 2xd 20 Do 20 41% <2%xd 10 Neatii A 10 161, 17% 10 Pontypridd 10per ctOrd. 10 20 JC% 10 Do> 1 p.c. do. 10 15y4 15"^ COAl. AND IRON 10 Albion Steam Colliery 10 11% 11% 10 I). Davis A Sons, Limited .1G"_ '>3'/4 13V, 25 K,l>bw Vale Steel, Iron,«StCoal 20 8% 5 Great Western Ord. 11 5.. 4% 5xd 5 Do. Pref. A5 8% 84 0 11. 11. Vivian ct Co. A Pref. 8 1% 1.3,4 5 liti,erlialtional Coat .5 3 3%xd LOO Miller & Cory 6 p. c. Debs.100 ..100 101 62% Nantyglo&IJlainalron Pref. 62% 72 73 10 Newport-Abercarn 10 6% 7 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 ca" 9 5 North's Navigation Colliery 5 2% 2% 5 Do 10 p.c. Cum Pref 5 6% 7 100 Do. 6p.c. Deb, 100 ..100 102 10 Peurikyber Colliery 10.. 5% .5% 10 Do. 5 to 71/2 p. e. Pref, I f) 7% py .00 Powell Duffryn 6 p.c. Deb. 100 ..107% 1C8% 5 illiyinney Iron .J.. 1% \b/■ > 5 Dc New £ 210s creclitedl3^ 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debs.100 ..92 95 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 9% 101J. 3 Do. 10 per cent. B 3 4 4% 3 Do. Now It lti.- 2 2% 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A.. 36 4% 5 25 Do 25 7% 81l MISCELLANEOUS tock Alex. Dk. A Ry. 4% A Pref.100 ..101 102xd II Dit.to 4% li Pref.103 72 73xd 10 Barry Graving Dock 10 ] 5%. 16'14 1 Blatid t Co .1 10 Bristol Brewery Ordinary.. 10 23% 24 13 Do. 6 Preference 10 li 10 Bl. and So. Wales Waggon 3 6% hs, 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 62 63xd Slock Cardiff Cor location 31f2p. c.100 ..115% 116% 5 C'diff J¡; Pell'rLh 'l'ra,llIlVays\ 4 4% SO Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 32 33 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottaae.. 25 36 37 50 Central Graving Dock 50 48 ro 10 W. Hancock ail,1 Co. I.td. 10 17% 13 10 Do, 6p.c. Pref. 10 13% 3% Stock Do. 4% p.c. Deb. Stock _]00 ..J05 107 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18.. 4% 4% 10 Milford Dock 10 50 Mountstuart prv Dock A 40 69 71 50 Do Do, It 20 35 ..7 Newpt. Water £ I Annuities 27 10 Partial'A Evans Ord, 7% 2% 3% 10 Do. Pref. 6 p.c. cum 10 6% 7% 50 Pena.rth Shipbuilding 50 ?5 37 10 Provincial Tramways 10 4 4% 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 10 10% 11 10 Royal Hotel 6% Pref 10 7 3 11 Spillers A Bakers Ordinary 9 W, 9% 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 21/4 12% Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. St k IOC ..101 102 5 Thompson A Shackell 5 214 3xd 10 Tuckers James Ordinary le 1% 2'4 10 Do. j),. 6 p.c. Preference 10 5t¡4o 3% 50 Windsor Slipway 45 ..12 13 ink Rate reduced from ?% to 2 t>«r cent.. 22nd Feb SELLERS. 20 National Bank of Wales, at 7s 30 South Wales Colliery A Shares < 2') Provincial Tram Ord. Shares, at 4% £1000 Cambrian No. Pref., at 77% 2 Central Dry Dock S50 Shares, at 49 15 Spillers and Bakers Ord. Shares 11 A 5 Hills Dry Dock Shs, 1:18 pd, at 4% 30 and 20 Ebbw Vale Shares, at 8% S300 Taff Vale Stock, at 83 Hancocks Ordinary, at 18 9500 Barry Ordinary Stock, at 230 B150 & L300 S'sea Harbenr Stk, at 101% E250 Rhymney 4 p.c. Pref. Stock 1 Norths 10 p.c. Preference Share 10 A 15 London and Prov Banks, at 19% BITV FRS. 20 Albion Colliery Shares, at 111ft ?0 Rhondda Ordinary, at 8% JB500 Powell Dulfryn Deb.. at 107% 10 Spillers Preference Shares, at 12% 20 Rhvmney Iron New, at 13s 2 Glamorgan Bank Ordinary 20 Hancocks 6 p.c. Pref., at £ 13 8s 9d 30 Rhondoa and S. Bay Ord, at S8 12s 6d 10 and 25 Tuckers Ordinary, at iy2 £1000 Cardiff Gas Stock-any issue £ 200 Swansea Harbour Stock, at 101 BlCO Norths Deb. Hond, at 101 20 Pontypridd Water 7 p.c. Shares EtOOO Bute 4 p.c. Debenture Stock £ 5G« Alexandra A. B, and Deb. Stocks 15 Aberdare Gas Shares J3175 Barry 1st Pref. Stock Allotments of Cowbridge & Aberthaw Shs. negotiated THACKERAY AND CO., CARD1KK STOCKBROKERS 1059

LATEST MARKETS. CORN. LONDON, Friday —A steadier market for all descnp- tions of wheat at late values Flour quiet and unaltered. Oats rather firmer. Maize also firm. Barley and other articles quiet but steady. Arrivals —British—barley, 1,700 qrs. Foreign—wheat, 35,680 qrs. barley, 28.910 qrs. oats, 12,?20 qrs. maize, 11.420 qrs. flour, 30,140 sacks. GLASGOW, Friday.—There was a rather better feeling in the Glasgow corn market to-day for wheat a shade more money was asked flour, however, remained unchanged. Maize was a shade steadier good mixed American, 13s 3d to 13s 6d per 2801bs round, lis id to lis 6d. Barley, beans, and peas quiet but oats were a trifle improved. LIVERPOOL, Friday.—Wheat fair trade at fully %d over Tuesday No. 1 Californian, 4s 7%d to 4s 8d No. 2 winter, 4s 2y.jd to 4s 3%d; No. 2 spring, 4s 5%d to 4s 6%d. Beans improved demand— Saidi, 21s to 21s 3d. Peas, 4s lid. Oats good demand for choice sorts others neglected. Maize good demand ad- vancing prices—mixed, 4s lOd to 4s 10%d Danubian, 4s 2d to 4s 3d Odessa, 3s lid to 4s. Flour unchanged. Weather—N.E., showery. WAKEFIELD, Friday.—There is a firmer tone in the wheat trade, but up to the present buyers are very reticent. Consequently there is very little business passing, holders requiring full prices all round. Malt- ing barley in good supply as far as common sorts are concerned, but the enquiry for such is extremely limited lino sorts being scarce meet a ready sale at late rates. CATTLE. ROATH (Cardiff), Friday.—There was a moderate supply of cattle on offer at our market to-day. chiefly Irish, of a middling description, choice cattle being scarce. Sheep and lambs were not so plentiful but trade was quiet, and there was plenty for the require- ments. There were no calves on offer. Pigs were a short supply, prime small being scarce. Quotations :— Cattle—best steers, 56s to 58s per cwt. secondary lots, 52s to 54s per cwt. rough cows and bulls, 40s to 48s per cwt. sheep—prime yearlings, 7%d to 8d per lb. ewes and heavy shoep, id to 7d per lb. lambs, 8d to 8%d per lb. pigs-baconers, 8.s 6d to 8s 9d per score porkers (heavy weights), 9s 3d to 10s per score small weights, 10s 6d per score sows, 6s 3d to 7s per score. There was a small attendance, and but little doing, middling lots being hard to sell at reduced prices, only top qualities being in request. At the close several lots remained unsold. PRODUCR. LONDON, Friday.—Sugar—at auction 504 tons grocery crystallised offered, and only about half sold at a further decline of l'd to 3d for good qualities, prices ranging from 13s to 15s. Syrups nearly all bought in. Moderate business in refhiedat previous rates. Foreign goods inactive. Beet slightly lower-sellers, October- November, 10s December, 10s 0%d; January-March, 10s 3d April, 10s 4%d May, 10s 5y4d buyers, %d to l%d less. Coffee sales went quietly at about former rates Rio futures went up 3d to Is 3d, closing quieter at 61s October, io 52s September. Tea— quiet, but steady. Rice quiet. Jute and hemp unaltered. Australian tallow sales went at 3d decline mutton, at 26s to 23s 6d beef 24s to 22s 6d. Turpen- tine, 2as 9d. American petroleum, 4%d Russian, 3%d spot. LIVERPOOL, Friday.—Sugar quiet; No. 1 crystals, 16s 6d No. 2, 15s 3d standard, 15s. Beet quiet at %d decline—October-NovemVier-December, 10s value. Coffee, coc.a, and rice unchanged. Castor oil— Calcutta, 2-rfed. Linseed steady. Hemp idle. Lard, 38s. Palm oil firm. Tallow—stock and demand light. Turpentine, 21s 3d. Linseed oil, 22s to 22s 6d. Resin and nitrate unchanged. Petroleum dearer—American, 411,4d ts 5%d Russian, 37f.d to 4d. PROVISIONS. WHITLAND, Friday.—There was a fair attendance and supply. Butter in casks varied from lid tolled per lb., whilst butter in pound rolls realised 12%d to 13d per lb. Beef, 7d to od mutton, 8d to 9d veal, 6d per lb. Eggs, 14 for Is. Live ducks and fowls, 3s 6d to 5s per couple. NARBERTH, Thursday.—Butter m lbs., lid to Is per lb. do. in cask, lPd to 10%d per lb. live fowls, 38 to 4s per pair do. ducks, 4s to 5s per pair. Dead geese, lOd per lit. Rabbits, Is 8d per pair. Eggs, 12 for b. Beef, 6d to 8d per lb. mutton and lamb, 8d to 9d per lb. veal, 5d to 7d per lb. LONDON, Frilay.-Ittitter-market dull, except for finest qualities Friosland quoted at, 94s to 102s Kiel, Danish, and Swedish, 104s tto 110s, and exceptionally 112s; French, 80s to 112s, according to quality; Jersey, 80s to 96s; Australian goods quoted 90s to 103s no American 011 salo. Bact)ii-a dull sale at rather lower prices-Irish, 52s to 59s Hamburg and Danish, 48s to 53s. American hams quoted at 46s to 56s. Cheese quiet—American 44s to 52s Dutch, 40s to 52. LIVERPOOL, Friday.—Beef flat-extra Indian mess, 65s to 74s. Pork quiet—prime mess, 65s to 71s 3d. Bacon quiet and inactive—short middles. 39s to 41s. Hams neglected—long cut, 405 to 50s short cut, 4ó¡¡ to 51s shoulders easier at 31s to 39s. Irish eggs-hen. fair demand. small qupply-9, to 9s 6d Lard weak- 33s spot. Cheese quiet and in buyers' favour-tiresl American, 49s to 50s. SUGA?.. GLASGOW, Friday. -Fair business done at steady prices. The official report states :-Demand con- tinues good price,s firm. GUTTER. u v GeaK, Friday.—Firsts, 77s seconds, 71s tfcirj*, ?3s fourths, 57s. MiM-cure«l Srlrins—superfine, 38s fine, 79s wild, 72s. In market—904 firkins, 237 kegs. FISH. Gbuhhbt, Friday. — Ira and abqpt 50 smacks arrived vith a p.iod supply; brisk demand- Solos, Is to Is 3d turbot, lid t» Is brills, lOd per 1!» plaieo, 3s to 4s lemon soles, 5s to 7s whitch^s, 4s k.6s livo halibut, 6s to 7s (I-td, 3s to 4s per stone live lintf, 3s to 5s dead, 2s to 4s live cod, 6s t) 8s dwid, 3s to 4s each kit haddocks, 10s to 12s liv- codlings, 8s to 10s dead, 5s to 6s per box livo skate, Is 6d to 3s eac'i. POTATOES. r,*Ni>oN, Friday.—Moderate supplies on offer, and trade generally quiet at the annexed prices Snow- drops, 80s to 95s magnums, 50s to 65s main crops, 80s t. 9ts r hebrons 70s t> 80s regents, 65s to 80s early roses, 60s to 65s: blacklands, 50s to 60s; champions, 50s to 60s per t.An. mDE. SKIN, AND WOOL. NEWPORT, Friday.—There was a good pitch of produce, and a brisk business was done at the following quotations :-Hide8 Hereiords-extra flayed, 951bs and upwards, 4%d per lb ditto, e.f., 851 bs to 94lbs, 4d. Ox hides—ordinary flayed, 951bs and upwards, 3%d per lb extra flayed, 4%d o.f., 85lbs to 94lbs, 3%d e.f.. 3%d o.f., 751bs to 841bs, 3d e.f., 3%d o.f., 651bs to 74Jbs, 21/4d e.f., 2%d o.f., 661bs to 641bs, l%d e.f., 2%d o.f., 55lbs and under, l%d e.f., 2d cows, o.f., 651bs and upwards. I I d e.f., 2d; light cows, o.f., iy4d e.f., l%d; bulls, o.f., 1Yad; e.f., 2d do. warbled, o.f., IIj,d; heavy cuts and warbled, 2%0 iridium cuts and warbled, 2d light do., iy.fi. Calf sklns-171bs and upwards, 2%d 121bs to lilbs, 4d 91bs to lllbs, 4%d under 91bs, 4d cut and irregulars, 2%d. Wools-XX. 6s Od: X, 5s 4d; Al, 4s 5d A, 3s lOd B. 3s 3d C, 2s Id D, Is 4d. Forward price to Wednesday—Wools—XX, 5s lOd X. 5s 4d; Al, 4s 4d:; A, 3s lOd B, 3s 3d C, 2s 3d D, Is 5d. HOPS. LONDON, Friday —There is a. good, steady demand for hops, but the general trade is not quite so active as of late. Some of the larger growers of Mid and East Kent have come on the market, and are moving off well where the colour and quality are good. The Continental and American markets remain firm, with an active demand for local consumption. COAL. LONDON, Friday.—There was a. limited supply of seaborne house coals offering for sale to-day's market, and prices remained without alteration. Ships arrived, 34. METALS. I.>*Nn»N. Friday.—f'nr>p"r easier, with a. moderate amount of business — £ 4015s cash B41 2s 6d lu-nth.s. Tin weak and lower, but a considerable busi- ness doing at the decline-Stmitsquoted at £68 cash jE63 5s three months December dates done at £68 2s 6d. Spelter, S15 2s 6d. En»lisU led, £9 17s 6d to J310 foreign, E9 16s 3d to 23 17s 6d. Scotch pig iron quoted at 42s 4d cash. Closing reportCopper closed quiet, at £ 40 13s 9d cash £ 41 Is 3d thre? months. Tin quiet and lower— Straits, £.68 cash B68 5s three months Australian, £ 68 5s cash English, £ 71 to £ 71 10s. Spelter, £ 15 Is 6d to £ 15 5a. English lead, £ 9 17s 6a to £ 10 foreign do., B9 17s 3d to £9 17s 6d. Scotch pig- iron quoted 42s 3l/id cash. Quicksilver unchanged GLASGOW, Friday.—Market easier moderate Vusi- noss. Scotch dwnsat 42s 4d. 43s l%d, and 42s4dcash 42s 6dcncmonth; buyers. -i2s3%d cask sellers, Id high-r. Cluveland—buyers, 35s 51f2d etish sellors, 35s 6d. Cumburlatid lIematik-buyers, 43s 3%d cash sellers, 43s 4d. Middles'vr*ugh fcotaatit.!—buyers, 42s 3d casli. Copper done at £ 40153 seven weeks S41 to R41 W3 3d three months.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* SWANSEA, f NEWPORT} Mor.|Evn.|Hgt. Mor.jEvn.iHgt.jMor.| Evn |Hgt. Mor.|Evn.|Hgt. Mor.jEvn.iHgt.jMor.| Evn |Hgt. 15 M 7 JO) 7 27 35 4; 6 12 6 28 32 31, 7 23 7 4035 9 16 T 7 44 8 1 35 9! 6 47) 7 4 32 7( 7'57t 8 14 36 2 17 W 8 1«! 8 3535 4| 7 21! 7 38i32 4; 8 31 8 4835 9 18 'I 3 54) 9 12 34 4 7 57 8 19 31 5 9 71 9 25 34 9 19 Fj 9 3l| 9 52 32 9 8 40' 9 3 29 6 9 4410 5 33 2 20 810 15 10 3630 5 9 25 9 51 27 410 28 10 49 ^010 21 5.11 111 37 27 1110 1910 52 25 911 14ill 50 28 4 22 Ml — 0 21 26 4 11 31 — >24 11 — 0 34)26 9 Roath Basin tPrinceof Wales Dk 1 Alexaudra. Jlk.

BALTIC REPORT. LONDON, FRICAI. Freights firm. At th-s Baltic to-day the market for cargoes of wheat is lirm, with buyers at prices paid yesterday, but sellers asking more money, which checks business. For the arrived Plates 195 is refused, and for now crop 203 is said to be obtainable. Maize-Poti ebrpping or juat Itft sold nt 190. B maintained—10s 9d r« fused Azoff steamers afloat. Beans steadyat 19s 9d bidding Saida. steamers, November- December.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. IHPKOIAL TELKfiKAMS Fitoll LLOYD'S AOIENTq.1 The steam collier Hedworth, of Sunderland, is ashore on Chapman Sands, mouth of the Thames. The American schoonor, Wallace J Boyd, for Balti- more, sprang a leak, and was beached at Navassa Crew saved. The Gennan ketch Eva, from Poole for Bremen, foundered off Beachy Head. Crew saved. The British barque Don Enrique, from St John, has arrived in Fleetwood Roads with loss of deckload, boats, and sails, etc. LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Friday.-Wind S, light. Weather cloudy and hazy. Barometer 29*65, falling. Passed East—Thetis, of Charlottetown, P.E.I. steamers Austrian, from Montreal for London Faithful, of Liverpool Celeste, of Cardiff Sumus, of Middles- brough Newbiggin, of Newcastle Gervase, of Penzance Lucerna, from Philadelphia for Rotterdam Auric, of Belfast; Astrea, of Glasgow. Passed West- Royal Forth, of Leith Naworth Castle, of Liverpool, in tow Bertha, of Rostock steamers Salerno and Tubular, of Hull Oronsay, of Glasgow; presumed A. J. Radelifie, of Cardiff a Netherlands American Compa.ny's steamer Sir Galahad, of Swansea Clara, of Whitby Derwent Holme, of Maryport King Ermyn, of Sonthampt.on Shamrock, of Penzance Godmunding, of Cardiff; Turquoise, of Glasgow. SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Friday.—Wind ESE, fresh. Weather cloudy. Sea moderate. Passed East- steamers Avon, of Glasgow. Reward, of Chester Giovanni Battista, of Naples Atalanta, of Bristol Sarah, of Whitby Auckland, of Newcastle. Passed West-steamer Morgan Richards, of Liverpool barques Bellona, of Stettin Sovereign of Dublin. SHIP FOR ORDERS. The ketch Premise, of Goole, arrived in Swansea Bay on Friday, and is waiting for orders. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Red Jacket arvd Rotterdam 19th Trodegar arvd Bilbao 19tli Rhymney arvd St Nazaire 19th Moonstone left Boston for Galveston 18th Beignou left St Nazaire for Bilbao 18th Collivaud and Oporto 18th Forest left Rouen f0r S wansea"18th J,ady Havelock left Portland 18th Whitby Abbey left Cronstadt for Dordt 18th Norah due Riea. 20rh John Byng expected to leave Bilbao forPorthcawl22nd Llanthony Abbey left Constantinople for Taganrog 19th Kutecpe arvd Rotterdam letit Stakesbv left Lisbon for Huelva 18th Dolcoath left Lisbon for Huelva 19th EMtby Abbey arvd West Hartlepool 19th Swainby arvd Amsterdam 18th Raisby arvd Tyne Dock 17th picton passed Gibraltar for Antwerp 17th Caedmon arvd l'rangsund 18th Merthyr left La Rochelle f«r Bilbao 19th Pontypridd arvd Batoum 18th Aberdare left Bilbao for Newport 18th Treherbert passell Constantinople lltli Rheubina expected tc leave Huelva for Port Talbot 20th Godmunding passed Dover for Barry Dock 18th Ramillies passed Pera 18th Rapid passed Dover for Uporto 19th CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, Oct 18.—Aladdin ss, 1987, Rouen, light. Aurora, 5!2. Sundswall, pitpropi and spars. Charles Dickens, 1329, Hamburg, ballast. ROATH DOCK, Oct 19.—Alice Bannister, 92, Lancas- ter, coal tar pitch. Yarra, 58. EAST BUTE DOCK, Oct 19.—Reigate, 394, Hamburg, ballast. Glenudal, 493, Bideford, ballast. Sir Bevis ss, 526, Portsmouth, light. Guldregn, 688, Riga, deals and lath wood. EAST BUTE DOCK. Oct 18.—G N Wilkinson ss, 475, London, light. Corbridge ss, 354, Taganrog, wheat. Baron Hambro ss, 356, Bordeaux, pitwood. South Wales ss, 867, Bordeaux, pitwood. WEST BUTE DOCK, Oct 18.—Microphone ss, 196, Trouville, light. Emily »s, 69, Aberystwyth, light. Mary Lord, 181, Waterford, oats. ,Harvey, 146, Dun- garvan, light. Surprise, 40, Vivier, aoples. WEST BCTE DOCK, Oct 19.-Akerbjelm, 344, Gothen- burg, pit props. Sylvia, 84, Bristol, light. Mary Lander, 36, Watcliet, tinplate boxes. PENARTH DOCK. Oct 18.—River Ettrick, 872, Penarth Slipway, light. Gemini, 586, St Malo, light. Surbiton, 494, London, light. PENARTH DOCK, Oct 19. Mary Thomas, 1397, Rotterdam, light. Cearense, 889, Liverpool, light. Dunmail, 607. St Malo, light. Solent, 447, Southamp- ton, light. Hawk, 79, Bideford, gravel. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK,Oct 18.—Terpsichore,Kahner, Colombo. Cosmopolitan Its, Corner, Marseilles. Spry, Hailing, Chepstow. ROATH DOCK, Oct 19.—Knight Templar S" Pain, New Orleans. Labarrouere ss, Myers, Gibraltar. Taff ss, Canrobcrt, Bordeaux. Monte Rosa ss. Young, Trieste. Werfa ss, .^illey, St Malo. Foyle ss, Stanney, Port Said. Barden Tower ss, Gezzan, Trinidad via Glasgow. EAST BUTE DOCK, Oct 19.—Sol way ss, Jamieson, Glasgow. Pbillis Angel ss, Tyson, Genoa. Axel ss, Nielsen, Buenos Ayres. 'l'hor, late Scottish Bard, Durgin, Para. Stanley ss, Abrahamson, Piraeus. Yed- mandale ss, Webber, Cape de Verds. WEST BUTE DOCK, Oct 18.—Bedlormie s-q, Thomas, Port Glasgow. Zibe, Knudsen, Port Limon, Costa Rica. Severn ss, Rees, Cork. Hephzibah, Brown. Fal- mouth. Sneyd ss, Porter, Limerick. Auric ss, Holmes, Plymouth. WEST BUTE DOCK, Oct 19.- C,3ronella., Davey, Tuck- enhay, Falmouth. Lark SII, Crosby, Sea. Jane Morgans, Grant, Waterford. Eliza O'Keefe. Clifford, Waterford. Martha Jane, Davios, Abernyron. Windsor, Black- more, 8L Servan. Microphone ss, Mulholland, Port- land. Leader, Dinan, Southampton. PENARTH DOCK, Oct IB.-A.-thdene, Burn, London. Newbiggin. Celeste, Dartmouth. Titan, Roads. PENAKTH DOCK. Oct B.-N¡ulol', Algiers. Gemini, Beams, Southampton. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Oct 19. Stettin, Nicosian SS, B, 863, Hoggarth A Woodruff Port Said, Foyle ss. B. 1331, Hardy, Wilson & Proctor Constantinople or Derindjs, Sceptre ss, B, 1049, Cay, llall Bros Aden. grinkburn ss, B, 2096, Jacob, Marychurch ifc Co Kus endje. Dauntless ss, B. 1078, J H Murrell 01; Son Bona, Afverton ss, B, S98, Hardy, Wilson & Proctor Havre, Sir Bevis s, R, 5a, John P Hacquoil & Co St Naaaire, Cymmrodorion ss, B, 1063, W H & C X Jones Galveston, Glanhafren ss, B, 1631, J Mathias A Sons Dieppe, G N Wilkinson ss, B, 476, Scott, Harrison, Moore & Moore St Nazaire, TriniiUtd ss, B. 809. Gibson, E J Howard St Naz;vrt\ St Aubin ss. B, 743. Newton, J T Hutcnina Malta, Winnie ss, B. 1176, Trechhmann, Carrick & Co Galatz or Braila, Eustathios Vlassopulo ss, Grk, 1679, CaIlinkos, S G EmVriricos Rio Janeiro, Othvnarsclien, Ger, 1700, W E Ferrier Redon, Amdie, F. S3, Daniel, Morel Bros & Co St Nazaire, Isberjjues .ss, F, 757, Pinaud, A Capelle Gothenburg, Taurus. Swe, 5o^ Charles Evens A Co Derindje, Lvncllmrst ss, b, 1309, Morel Bros A Co Ceara, Cearense ss, B. 870, Casey, W Collings jun A Co V.;ra Cruz via Antwerp, Glei'ochil ss, B, 1581, Harrison, Lindsay, Gracie Wnrd Santa Rosalia, Garnet Hill, n, 2185, Worms, Josse & Co Marseilles, Stelvio ss, B, 1133, (Jay, Hall A Co CLEARED-Oot. 19. Port Said, Foyle ss, B. 600 coal Bordeaux, Taff 5:-i, B, 1000 coal Bona, Alverton ss, B. 1500 coal Constantinople or Derindje, Sceptre ss, B, 2000 coal Havre, Sir Bevis at, B, 1100 coal Hong Kong. Moldava ss. B, 2850 coal St Nazaire, Cvmmrodorion sii, B. 2200 coal Dieppe, G N Wilkinson ss, B, 960 coal St Nazaire, Trinidad ss, B. 1650 coal Malta, Winnie ss, B. 2250 coal Galatz or Braila, Eustathios Vlassopulo ss, Ork, 3250 coal Cape Town, Professor Johnson, Nwy, 1540 coal Monte Video. Aimonia, ly, 1367 ctlal Redon, Amelie, F, ISO coal Redon, Va Done, Ff 220 coal St Malo, Marguerite, F, 150 coal St Nazaire, Isbergues 1111, F, 1800 coal Rio Janeiro, Othmarschen, Ger, 2570 coal Ceara, Cearonse ss, E, bunkers only Derindje. Lyndhurst ss, B, £ 50 coal Vera Cruz via Antwerp, Gien.ochil ss, B, 692 coal, 1000 fuel, 500 coke, 40 general Stettin, Nicosian ss, B, 160 coal Calmar, Svea, ss, NIVY, 750 coal IMPORTS—Oct 19 Sundswall, Aurora, pitprops and spars, Bell, (Harriaon Lancaster, Alice Bannister, coal tar pitch, Crown Co Riga, Guldregn, deals and lathwood, Simkin Bros Taganng, Corbridge 55, wheat, Spillers de Bakers Ltd Bordeaux, Baron Hambro ss, pitwood, Powley, Thomas Bordeaux, South \Vale3 ss, pitwood, Simkin Bros Waterford, Mary Lord, oats, Rhymney Iron Co Vivier, Surprise, apples, Rd England Gothenburg, Akerhjelm, pitprops Tellfsen & Co Watchet, Mary Lander, tinplate boxes, W H Edwards BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, Oct 18,-altwick ss. Ella Sayers ss, Bordeaux, pitwood. SAILINGS, Oct 18.—Lord Derby ss, Algiers. Swift, Roads. SAILINGS, Oct 19.—Sceptre ss, Constantinople or Derindje. Sir William Armstrong ss, Cape de Verds. Newman Hall, Rio Janeiro. NEWPORT- ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Oct 19.—Grimsby 8S, 485, Port- Ia.nd, light. Woodfield ss, 990, London, light. Glan- mire ss, 650, Bristol, light. Incligarvie ss, 1705, Liver- pool, light, Hawarden ss. 1079, Waterford, light. Long Ditton ss, fi06, Rouen, light. OLD DOCK, Oct 19.-Waldemi1.r Seir, 124, Konigsberg, oats. Malabar, 87, Auray, pitwood. Ingoldsby as, 739, Bilbao, iron ore. Eugenie Auguste, 95. Bristol, light. Rathkenny ss, 188, Port-lie iwl, light. RIVER, Oct 19.—Lizzie May. 71, Cork, ballast. Ann, 36, Cardiff, light. Nelly, 36, Chepstow, stone. Samuel, 25, Porlock, light. Flora. 45, Highbridge, light. Pioneer, 30, Watchet, light. Lavinia, 41, Ilfracombe, light. George, 40, Bristol, light. Windermere, 147, Lon- don, manure. Thomas Pearson, 78, Bridgwater, light. Mary Agnes, 88, Bridgwater, light. Severn, 74, Bridgwater, light. Emily Millington, 93, Cowes, cement. Cambrian, 69, Southampton, loam. Reliance, 33, Gloucester, liarht. Charlotte, 33, Bideford, gravel. Enid ss. 60, Cardiff, general. Isca ss, 45, Avonmouth, light. Edith ss, t7, Bristol, general. Topic S, 112, dlv^rston, pig iron. Iron Duke ss, 95, Bristol, light. Albert, 46, Watchet, light. Glynn, 63, Wexford, rubbish. Boconnoc, 36, Bude, rubbish. Marie Eugenie, 46, Cardiff, light. Dantzic, 99, London, cement. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Oct 19. — Pollux, Snikker, Guadaloupe. W'ellfield s' Urquhart, Naples. Senior ss, Hoppe, Oran. Edenmoor ss, Lascelles, Genoa" OLD DOCK, Oct 19.—Alexandra, Gnllison, Buenos Ayres. Pyrope ss, Shaw, Londonderry. Eugenie Auguste, Itoe, Bristol. RIVER, Oct 19.-Rheidol, Moran, New Ross. Mary, Davies, Bridgwater. Active, Jones, Bridgwater. Queen Anne. Warren, Bridgwater. John, Jones, Bristol. County of Lancaster ss, Andrews, Bristol. George, White, BrisloL Moderator ss, Williams, Bnstol. Lincolnshire sc;, James, Lydney. Jane, Irwin, Ilfracombe. Prince cf Wales, Bennett, Bristol. Mary Jane, Hall, Bristol. Tredegar ss, Cockle, BristoL Gervase ss, Jaco, London. Water Lily, Driscoll, Bantry. Cardigan, Redd, Dunmore. Upupa ss, Reynolds, Cork via Cardiff. John, Webb, Weston. Ann, Barrett, Bristol. Ellen, Niell, Wexford. Annie Davey, Horrill, Ballinacurra. Kate, Bennett, Hfra- combe. Julia, Creemer, Highbridge. Iron Duke ss, Allen, Bristol. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Oct 19. St Malo, Rose, B, (4. G M Humphreys & Co Syra or Piraeus, B T Robinson ss, B, 1199, Stephens, Mawson & Goss Bilbao, Ross ss, B, 877, Cory, Sons & Co Barcelona, Ulloa ss, Spn, 651, J Bovey & Co Pirseus, Hawarden ss, H, 1080, Stephens, Mawson A Goss Alexandria, Inchgarvie ss, B, 1706, Watts, Ward Co CLEARED—Oct 19. Vigil, Berthe, F, 250 coal St Malo, Rose, B, 155 coal Seville, Ivanhoe 58, H, 90 i coal Triestu, Woodfield ss, n, 1800 coal Bilbao, Ross ss, B, 675 coal Bordeaux, Tacred liS, N wy, 1550 coa1 Marseilles, Wordsworth Hi, B. 2450 coal IMPORTS—Oct 19. Bilbao, Ingoldsby ss, 1726 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co Konigsberg, Waldemar Seir, 3430 cwts oats, Wm Kerslake Auray, Malabar, 120 loads pitprops, Watts, Ward & Co Cowes, Emily Millington, 103 cement, T Wilks A Co London, Windermere, manure, T Wilks & Co Chepstow, Nelly, Southampt.ol1, Ca.mbl-ial1, 130 loam Bideford, Charlotte, 60 gravel Cardiff, Enid ss, general, R Hurton & Son Bristol, Edith "8, genernl, K Burton & Son Ulverston, Topic tiS, 526 pig iron, Jones, Heard & Co Liverpool via Cardiff, Marquis of Bute ss, general, R Gilchrist A Co London, Dantzic, 190 cement. W L Goldsworthy Co EXPORTS COASTWISE—(Jet 19. YouxM, GrimaUii, 220 coa^, 'iUmtentwy* Colliery Co Hayle, Salisbury ss, VJUO cotil, '1' Cr Cartwright Porlock, Samuel, 35 coal, James <fc Emanuel London, Long Ditton ss, 1050 coal Kenniare, squirrel. 180 coal, Parlndge, Jones & Co Wexford, Sprav, coal, Clapp <& Co Bantry, Lilla, 150 coal, Tirpentwys Colliery Co Liverpool, Plover ss, frinplates, R Burton A Son Bristol, Prince of Wales, coal, R Burton A Son Bristol, lsca ss, flour, R Burton & Son London, Gervase ss, tinplates, R Burton A Son Highbridge, Flora, 110 coal, Lancaster, Speir & Co Bristol. Tredegar ss, 120 coal Belfast, Rathkenny HS, 470 looat, J F Thomas & Co Beliast, Topic ss, 520 coal, J F Thomas A Co Kingsbridge, Mary Maria, 90 coal, 8 coke, W L Goldsworthy & Co Cork, Glanmire SS, 750 coal, 30 general, J Maddock Cork via Cardiff, Upupa ss, 600 coal, 30 general, James Maddock Liverpool, Marquis of Bute ss, hoops and tin, R Gil- chnst A Co Whitegate, Louisa, 85 coal, Rennie, Wilkinson Co Watchet, Albert, 50 sleepers, Rennie, Wilkinson A Co Bude, Lady Acbnd, 75 coal Watchet, Friends, 69 coal, H Powell Bridgwater, Severn, 150 coal, H Powell Highbridge, Julia, 110 railway iron, W Creemer Highbridge, Morfa, 50 coal, H Edwards Co wn, Carrie, 175 coal, W A Martin SWANSEA-ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, Oct 18.—Norniand ss, 60, St Brienx, onion, NORTH DOCK, Oct 19.—Brooklyn City SS, 1052, New York via Bristol, general. Margaret Garton, 62, Bristol, barley. Mirre, 22, Barnstaple, general. Ida, 190, Waterford, stones. ore. John, 40, Newquay, barley. Surprise, 154, Lon- don, loam. Elizabeth Jane, 79, Chester, pitch. Dun- darg,;il7, Rotterdam, general. SOUTH DOCK. Oct. 18.—King Ja Ja ss, 97, Carmar- then, light. Challenger ss, 15, Holyhead, light. Mary Barrett, 79, Newhaven, light. Liburna, 467, Arendal, timber. Maggie Bain ss, 160, Limerick hay. SOUTH DOCK, Oct 19. — Collier ss, 123, Bristol, general. Solway ss, 407, Glasgow via Cardiff, general. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Oct 18.—Miner ss, 140, Briton Ferry, livht. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Oct 19.—Sprinchill ss, 404, Glasgow, light. Corrwg ss, 570, Briton reny, light. Abydos ss, 858, Genoa via Glasgow, general. Jacinth, 100, Plymouth, arsenic. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Oct 18.—Escurial ss, Andrew, Leg- horn. NORTH DOCK, Richards gs, Sheple- tou, Belfast. Ellen Owen ss, Lloyd, Cardigan. Elizabeth Davies, Jones, Cardigan. Copious, Poole, Bridgwater. Erin, Wall, Holyhead. Bonita, Blam- pied, Mill Bay. SOUTH DOCK, Oct 18.-Emilie ss, Balsen, Bougie. SOUTH DOCK, Oct 19.—Marion ss, Thomas, Bristol. Bellona, Linck, Burry Port. Magnet, ltees, Devoran. Sovereign, Tyrrell, Amsterdam. Anna, Tongersen, Gothenburg. PRINCE OF WALAS DOCK, Oct 1B.-Saophire as, McCallum, Warrenpoint. Isca ss, Archer, LiverpooL Southwick ss, Newman, London. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Oct 19.—City of Cadiz ss, Connor, Hamburg. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Oct 19. Venice, Brooklyn City ss, B, 1052, Burgess & Co Dieppe, Spring Hill ss, B, 404, Fisher, Renwick & Co Sables, Corrwg as, B. 570, Vigors, Wm Lewis St Servan, King Ja Ja ss, B, 97, Shepherd A Co CLEARED—Oct 19. Dieppe, Spring Hill ss, B, 880 coal Flanjands, Emily Burnyeat, B, 200 fuel St Servan, King Ja Ja. ss, B, 165 coal Stockholm, Jupiter as, Swe, 1360 coal Gothenburg, John, Swe, 250 salt cake Catania, Chatsworfch ss, B, 400 coal, 700 fuel, 10 copperas IMPORTS-Oct 19. Genoa. Abydos ss, 1252 zinc ore, Richardson & Co St Brieux, Normand ss, 100 onions, C Allen A Co Rica, Liburna, 803 pieces red pine, 515 white pine, 1800 sleepers, 792 balks, 2691 lathwood, Gregor Bros Rotterdam, Dundarg, 135 casks zm hes, Williams, Foster & Co 250 cases gin, Ford A Co 400 bundles hoops, Geo Phelps 205 bales moss litter and sun- dries, Corker & Bevan New York, Brooklyn City ss, 472 zinc ashes, 7% old metal, Vivian & Sons 50 pigs copper, 15 zinc skim- mings, Burgess A Co 12 stoves, &c., R E James Limerick, Maggie Bain ss, 75 hay. E Griffiths London, Surprise, 250 loam, W Westlake Newhaven, Mary Barrett, 60 chalk Plymouth, Jacinth, 144 arsenic, order Bristol, Margaret Garton, 84 grain, T Price A Co Highbridge, Alpha m, 35 copper ore, Hy Bath Newquay, Cornwall; .John, 23 barley, order Chester, Elizabeth Jane, 167 pitoh, Atlantic Co Liverpool, Reward, 288 pitch, Atlantic Co Glasgow via Cardiff, Solway ss, general, M Jones Liverpool, Talbot ss, general, J Bacon EXPORTS COASTWISE—Oct 19. Newquay, John James, 48 coal, S & J Hill Wexford, Jewess, 100 coal, Aberpergwm Co Drogheda, Miner ss, 400 coal, E W Cook & Co Bideford, H F Bolt, 120 superphosphate, Vivian & Sons Gl;¡,sgow, Solway 5S, genera!, M Jones A Bros Douglas, Dolphin, 125 coal, R Hodgens Liverpool, TI1.Ibot 811, general, J Ba-con Highbridge, Pickwick, 130 coal, Williams Highbridge, Magnet, 110 coal, G wauncaegurwen Co Fremington, Mystery, 65 coal, Evans Bevan Sea, Challenger ss, 100 coal, Cory Bros BRITON FERRY. ARRIVALS, Oct 18.—City of York ss, 23, Bristol, general. Glecgdder ss, 453, London, ballast. Oct 19 —Henry Fisher ss, 310, Honflour, ballast. Mary Louisa, 60, Watchet, ballast. George Canning, 52, Watchet, limestone. SAILINGS, Oct 38.—Sumus ss, Hodgson, London. Hayle ss, Clemo, Hayle. Louise ss. Widdick, Cork. Miner ss, Egan, Swansea. Cowwg ss, Vigors, Swan- sea. City of York 511, Baker, Bristol. LLANELLY. CLEARED-Oct 18. Rouen, Gazelle ss, B, 750<coal Avonmouth, Atalanta ss, B, gener.1.1 Liverpool, Llanelly ss, B, tinplates

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E. T LYDDON AND CO., il22, BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams—" Lyddon, Cardiff." 101L TeleDhones—P.O.. 63 Nat.. 103. SELLERS. 20 Crown Soap Shares, So paid, at 2% 15 Barry New Preference Shares 30 National Bank of Wales Shares It Swansea Dry Dock Shares, at 13 C300 Barry Ordinary St ck 5 Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 62% 10 Windsor Slipway Shares, at 13% 15 Penrikyber Ordinary Shares, at 6 20 Thompson and Shackell Ord. Shs, at 3 £ 100 Taff Yale Stock SlOO Barry 2nd Preference Stock, at 161 BUYERS. 91000 Brecon and Merthyr A Deb., at 115 B300 Alexandra Dock B, at 75% 10 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shares 100 Two Reel Lock Stitch Sewing Mac Shs £ 500 Rhondda New Debenture Stk, at 118 10 Windsor Slipway Shares 25 Bank of Wales Shares 15 Penrikyber Ord. Shares, at 5% £ 500 Rhymney Ordinary Stock jEoOO Brecon B Debenture Stock F. S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1, DOCK CHAMBERS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1083 TxLFGRAm,, "Fleming, Cardiff." Telephone, 158 BUYERS. —Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shares Cardiff Ga" Preference Arrow Patent Fuel Shares Norths Preference and Debenture Cardiff lee Co. Shares SELLERS. Barry Ordinary Stock, at 230 I Oarw Water Shares J Cardiff Malting Co. Shares Vale of Glamorgan Shares Bute Dry Docks Shares THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 34, West Bute-street (and Stock Exchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gedge, Cardiff." Telephones—National. No. 139 P.O. N'i. 82. 1093 BUYERS. —Brecon and Merthyr Ordinary Cowbridge and Aberthaw Allotments 10 Swansea United Brewery Ordinary SELLERS. -10 Albion Coal Shares 5 Crown Soap, S5 paid, Shares 5 Wall send Pontoon Shares Rhondda Pref. Shares 10 Swansea United Brewery Ordinary TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1136 Telegrams—"TREOUNN. CARDIFF," Nat. Tel. No. 136 SELLERS -600 & 75 Rhymney Iron New, at 138 3d S500 Barry Ord, Stock 50 Cardiff and Penarth Trams, at 4% 30 Searle and Herring Shares 50 Norths Ordinary Snares, at 2% BUYERS. —100 Rhymney Iron New,fat 12s 9d £ 200 Rhymney Ordinary Stock E500 Norths Colliery Debenture 60 Norths Preference CHAltLES MASSY AND CO., BUTE DOCKS. CARDIFF. Teleerams, Invest, Cardiff: 1244 BUYERS. B1000 Taff Ordinary, at 82% Peurikyber Pref., at 8% Tredegar Iron A and B Shares 10 Hancocks Ordinary 100 Albions, at £:0185 9d 10 Barry Graving Docks, at 16% Cardiff Ice A. B. and C Shares SELLERS. -100 Rhymney Iron New, at 148 i'200 and £50j Taff Ord.. at 83% 10 Penrikyber, at & 70 Norths Ordinary, at 2^4 §0 Haiicocka Qniiatus J. W. COURTIS AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. 1144 Telegrams-" Stocks. Cardiff.' TeleDhones-Nat.. 551 P 0., 517 BFYERS Taff Preference Stock 20 Provincial Tramway Pref Shs, at £ 10fg Rhondda A S. Bay Ordinary 10 Hancocks PI eference, at 13% Cardiff Ice Co. A Shares Spillers Preference Sh ires 15 D. Davis A Sons Shares 10 Hancocks Ordinary Shares SELLERS. — £ 500 Prov. Tramway 4 p.c. Deb, Bonds Pontypool Flour Mills, &c., Shares 6 Hills Dry Dock Shares 20 National Bank of Wales Shares 20 Vale of Glamorgan Ry. Shares 5 Hancocks Ordinary, at 18 25 Hancocks Pref. Shares j3300 Barry 2nd Pref Stock 10 London and Provincial Banks 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 Cardiff Gas D Stock Bonds Brewery Ordinary Shares, at 4 5 Internationals 50 Rhymney Iron New Shares, at 12s 6d 10 Rhymney Iron Old Shares, at 30s SELLERS. -£5';0 Cardiff Gas D Stock, at 110 25 Rhymney Iron New Shares, at 14s 100 Rhymney Iron New Shares, at 13s 6d PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113, Bute-road, Cardiff. 1270 Telegrams, Purse. Cardiff." Telephone, G.P.O. 89 BUYERS. 10 Internationals Brynmawr Gas, at par 20 Westlakes Pref., at 4 xd SELLERS. 20 Rhymney New, at 14a 15 Bank of Wales, at 8 Bonds, Bristol Brewery Ord., at E4 7s 6d 5 G. and T. Spencers Ords., at 27 Pryce Jones Preferences, at 5% 20 Vale of Glamorgan, at 22s fed prem. ERNEST SULLY AND CO., 125, BUTE-ST.. CAROIFF. Teleerains "Trust." BUYERS. 200 Spes Bona, at 9s 6d 100 Alexandra Estates, at 6s 3d 35 Spillers Preference, at 12% 10 Windsor Slipways Spillers, at 9 100 Chainp d'Or Deeps, at 20s 3d £500 Norths Debentures tO Norths Ordinary, at 2% 5C ChamD d'Or, at 55s SELLERS. -1' 0 Chartereds 5 Hills Dry Docks 100 Alexandra Estates, at 6s 7%d 5 Penarth Pier Shares, at 121. 20 Spillers Preferences 100 Champ d'Or Deeps, at 21s 3d 5j Hrecon & Merthvr B Preference 100 Rhymney Iron Old Shares Spillers Ordinary, at 21;. 80 Rhymney Iron New, at 11s 6d LIONEL E. TAYLOR & CO. (Late of J. W. Courtis. Taylor & Co.), STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 129, BUTE-STREET, and STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams—" Security, Cardiff." Telephones—P.O.. 115 National, 212. 5320 BUYERS 6 Bute Dry Docks 10 Barry Graving 20 Spillers Ord. Shares, at 9 100 Tuckers Ord. Shares, at 1% 30 and 20 Bank of Wales Shares SELLERS. 50 Bank of Wales Shares, at 7s 20 Hancocks Ordinary Shares, at 18 10 and 5 Spillers Ordinary Shares, at 9% 12 Cardiff "and Penarth Trams, at 4h 30 Tuckers Ordinary Shares, at 1% PARSONS AND KOBJENT STOCKBROKERS, 1086 CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. Telegrams Roh;tmt. N ewpnrr, Telephone,No21 FOR SALE-100 Rhymney Iron Old A New 10 Star Bricks lOOManchesterShip Canal B10 Ord,at23/4 WANTED. -200 Partridge Jones Ordinary, at 2% 30 'I tickers Ordinary JS500 Cambrian 1st Preference £ 1000 Brecon B Debenture 50 Pontypool Gas B. at 10% 50 Bank of Wales, at 5s 6d 20 Mon. Steam Lanndry, -it 4% 280 Rhyiinnev Iron New 24 Swansea Gas C, at 36% 20 Brynmawr Gas Shares 100 Ebbw Vales, at 8 12s Ed B500 Newport Gas Debenture, at 130 E5COO avaible for Mortgage, at 4 p.c. HENRY J. PILLINUER CO., L ITE UETTON SAYCE, VAUGHAN AND CO. STOCK AND SHARE BItOKERS, 41, HIGH-STItEET. NEWPORT, MON. 1191 Telephone Nn, I27. Teloir-anis PiMliurcr. Vownnri BUYERS. 50 South Wales Colliery A, at EIO Is 3d 200 Rhymney Iron New, at 14s 36 Pontypridd 7 p.c. Water, at £ 15 lis 3d 20 Windsor Slipways, at 12% £200 Brecon 1st Pref. Stock £ 10 .'0 Alexandra Dock Deb or Preference SELLERS. 3 Hancocks, at 18 10 Norths, at 2% 1 S50 Share ss Ruhio S65 Newport Gas B £ "2 Newport Gas C £ 5'0 Tatf Vale 4 p.c. Preference 6 Ystrad Gas and Water, at B12 2s 6d 8 Rhymney Gai and Water, at 8% £ i0 Newport Corporation Water Annuity 6 Parnall and Evans Ord., fully pd,at3% 1:31 Rhymney Ry. 4 p.c. Preference £q5 Man. helf. & Lincoln 4 p.c. 1889 Pf. 20 Star Bricks, at £ 12 12 Rhymney Iron New, fully paid, at 31s STEPHEN P. WILLS, STOCKBROKER, SWANSEA Wills. Swansea.' SRLLER.-Rhondda Ordinary and Preference ——mmmmf—mmmaw——p»———» A GOOD PLAN.—The safest, best, and quickest way to make money by Stocks and Shares is fully explained in thirteenth anAU&l edition of Ex- planatory Book, sent post free. Full of valuable information.—Address, Geo. Evans and Co., Stock- brokers, 24, Queen Victoria-street, London, E.C. 8454

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK 1894. 1893 In. De. Brecon and Merthyr 1650.. 1397.. 253.. — South-Eastern 46155.. 42158.. 3997.. London, Briglitonandli C 45923.. 4.730.. 3198.. Taff Vale and Penarth Rail. 14365.. 15;86. 321 Rhymney 4132.. 3388.. 54.. Cambrian 469L.. 4584.. 109,. — Rhondda and Swansea Bay..K85.. 454.. Bl.. — Great Eastern 77667.. 7'87.. 6850.. — Metropolitan District 8181.. 80J8.. 173.. — Metropolitan 14522.. 14105.. 417.. — Lancashire and Yorkshire.. 85561.. 74683..10878.. — Midland 174273.. 123347..45931.. — Pembroke and Tenby 647.. 567.. 80.. — Barry 6S07.. 6723.. 184.. — London and South-Western 65739 63515.. 2224.. London, Chatham A Dover. 26827.. 25006.. 1821.. Great Western 176900.. 173630 3270.. London and North.Western.242 2Qd98.e., .25257..

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS. FRIDAY. The coal market to-day exhibited no new feature. There was a moderate demand for first- class steam coal at lis 6,1 to 11s 9j, seconds at 11.; to lis 3d, and dry coal at 10s to 10s 6d. The house coal trade was brisk, and last prices were firmly maintained. Coko ranged from 17s to 18s, according to quality, and thre was no alteration m pitwood quotations. In our local freight market outward steam chartering was fairly active. Mediterranean freights showed further improvement, and in some instances higher rates were paid than have ruled for some time. Coasting and Bay freights were dull, and other markets wore unchanged. The following comprise the latest operations re- I ported Genoa, 5s 3d, clean (Watlington). Port S lid, 4-s 9d, cioan, two steamers. London. 3;1 lO%d (Newbiggen). Genoa, 5s 3d, uption Savona, 5s 6d, clean. London, 3s lOd (Quickstep). Barcelona, 8s 9d, clean, twice, Smyrna, 5fc, clean. Port Said, 5s, clean. Barcelona, 8s 9d, clean (Kate Thomas). Gibraltar, 5, cUan. Naples, 53 3d, clean. Sail-Rio Janeiro, 14s 3d (Darwin). Rio Janeiro, 14s 3d (Kirk Loch). Shipments at Barry Dock on Thursday, 16,786 tons. Vessels in dock-17 steamers, 21 sailing vessels total, 35.

A CAPTAIN'S FUNERAL. The funeral of Captain Cureton, aged 28, of the 4th Hussars, who shot himself on Tuesday, took place tins morning with full military honours at the Camp Cemetery, Aldershot. Lord Bingham, A..D.C., represented the Duke of Counaught, and General Sir Baker-RnssoU the Cavalry Brigade. Nearly all the offers of the deceased's regiment) were present. t