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SOUTH WALES FINANCE
SOUTH WALES FINANCE FRIDAY. Feb. 22nd, 1895. The local Stock and Share Market opened dull to-day, but closed with a better tendency. A fair number of deals were reported in rails, especially in Barry De- ferred Ordinary, which began at 123 and closed at 123%, and the quotation was marked down a traction. Rhymney I)rdinai-y Stock changed hands, at 202 and Port Talbot Shares, at 1% whilst Vale of Glamorgan Shares were done twice at 3% London and Provincial Bank Shares were negotiated at 20y2, and Ystrad A at 17%. In the coal and iron section, Rhymney Iron Ordinary were done at 33s, and in the miscellaneous department a transaction in Cardiff Ice C Share was reported, and a small lot of Mountstuart Dry Dock A were done at 77xd. The quotations showed the following vari- ations :—Rise—Rhondda and Swansea Bay Preference to 12 -13; Hill's Dry Dock to 4 >/2—5 '/> Fall—Barry De- ferred Ordinary to 12,3-124. The following business was marked on the tocal Stock Exchange list Barry Deferred Ordinary, 123, 123%, 1.23 Ä, 123, Rhymney Ordinary, 202. Port Talbot, 1 Vale of Glamorgan, 3% ,3%. London and Provincial Bank, 20%. Ystrad A, 17%. Rhymney Iron, 33s. Cardiff Ice C, 12 %• Mount-stuart. Dry Dock A, 77 xd (small lot). Swansea United Brewery Ordinary, at 8. 3fS. Champ d'Or, 3^. Nourse Deep, 4 )±. There are sellers of Vale of Glamorgan Shares, at 35s prem. Brry Deferred Stock, at 123 do. 4 per Cent. Preferred Stock Rhymney Ordinary, at 202 Tredegar Iron A Shares, at 96 16s 3d fxlamui'gaii Bank Preference Shares Parker's Brewery Preference Shares Rhymney Iron New London and Pro- vincial Bank Shares, at 20 Mountstuart 8 Shares, at 78 xd North's Preference Shares Lancaster Steam Collieries Metropolitan Bank. at 14% North's Ordinary, at :S2 10s 6r1 Windsor Slipways, it 15. New buyers are inquiring for Rhondda Preference Shares, at 12% do. Ordinary, it 8% do. 4 per Cent. Debentures, at 126 Newport-Abercarn Ordinary Shares Cardiff Milling. Ordinary, at 2% Great Western Colliery B, at 4 Barry Graving Dock Rhymney Iron New Shares, at 14s Ben Evans' Shares North's Debenture. On 'Change ttto-day Messrs Tregerthen Dunn and Co. offered for sale by public auction 400 tons of Great Western large steam coai, ex ship Chipman, and now lying in waggons at the Roath Dock. The bid- ding started at 2s 6d per ton, and after a keen competition rose to 5s 9d per ton, at which price it was knocked down. Mr J. H. W ilson presided over a meeting of the Penarth Shipbuilding and Ship- repairing Company, Limited, held at their offices, Bute-street, Cardiff, to-day. There were also present Messrs E. Bregeon, C. W. Cm-istie, T. R. Thompson, L. Turnbull, G. Hallet (directors), Munro (manager), Col. Page, Messrs F. G. Evans, H. Jefrrys, and D. Roberts (secretary). The report of the directors was received and adopted, and a dividend of five per ceni. per annum was declared. The retiring directors, Messrs Thompson and Christie, and the auditor (Mr S. Coleman) were re-elected. The usual votes of thanks terminated the proceedings. The directors of the National Accident Insurance Company (Limited), Cardiff, have issued their annual report upon the opera- tions of the company up to the 31st Decem- ber, 1894, together with a general account and balance-sheet made up to that date, and duly audited. The report states :— The capital issue.l was subscribed, and the amount called up— £ 10,200—has b--ii paid. The company proceeded to business in November last, to that the figures contained in the gensral account only ró#fer to a very brief period, but even the results there showa must be considered satisfactory. Since the beginning of the preseut year mate; ial progress has been made. About 100 agents have been appointed, iriany valuable connections hav« been formed, and a substantial volume of premium income has been secured. Promises of business so be trans- ferred to this office when existing arrangements expire have been received, which justify the antIcipatiOn of a. continual increase in revenue. The directors therefore feel able to congratulate the shareholders on the prospects of the company, which are distinctly encouraging. The directors have noted with pleasure that shareholders have themselves introduced a considerable amount of have noted with pleasure that shareholders have themselves introduced a considerable amount of business to the company. As the company's ILI operations have only just begun, at the 31st I December Inst, it has not been considered I necessary to present a separate revenue account inti balance-sheet. This, however, will be done in the future. The balance-sheet shows cash in hand amounting to £659 17i 6d. The report of the directors of the Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway, to be submitted at the 25tli half-yearly ordinary general meeting, to be held at the Mack- worth Hotel, Swansea, on Thursday, the 28th day of February, 1895, states :— The aecunts for the half-year ending Decem- ber 31st, 1894, show, after deducting working expense ami other charges, including the interest on the Dflbenture Stock, a net revenue of 26,963 12"1 6d. The traffic returns, as compared with the corrwjx-.nchng pernxl of 1893, show an increase of £ 5,*7* 14* 3d. The baiance of the net revenue account will admit of a dividend upon the Prefer- ence Shares at the rate of 5 per cent. per aanum. The expenditure on capital account for the past half-year amounted to 2107,938 12a lid. The whole of the works, stations, etc., into Swansea are completed, and, with the exception of a small portion of the permanent way on the Swansea Harbour Trusk Railway (which has been delayed by the snow and frost) are ready for the final inspection of the Government, which, ib is ex- pected, will take place within the next ten days. The directors, with deep sorrow, rtoord the loss of their esteemed colleague, Lord Swansea, who died on the 28th November hst. The vacancy thus caused has b.n filled np by the appointment of bis brother, Mr W. Graham Vivian. The directors retiring by rotation acv Mr J. Richardson Francis and Mr Morgan B. Williams, who are •iigible and offer th m*elves for re-eiectioti. Mr D. R Knoyie, Oll of the auditors of the company, also retires, and, being eligible, offers himself for re-election. The directors are promoting a Bill in the present Session of Parliament, which was approved by a special meeting of shareholders held on the 4th inst., and which has now been read a second time. Ita main object is thll construction of a short independent line, mile in length, to avoid any possible interference with the mineral and goods traffic ab the Swansea Docks, •nd does not involve any expensive works. The action taken by the Great Western Railway Company, with the view of attempting to prf- ent th,) company using their running powers over the Swansea Harbour Trustees' iines for passenger traffic, was heard by Mr Justice North, who refused to grant an injunction. The Great Western Company appealed against this judg. ment, but the appeal was dismissed with oosts and damages, and the work has since been proceeded with. The line was opened throughout for goed" a.nd mineral traffic on the 12th Decem- ber. a.nd the traffic receipts since tuat date augur well for th, future. The engineer's report is as follows :— Since the company's railway was opened to Swansea for goods and mineral traffic early in December last, the Neath river bridge has worked well, and ill iF! àtis¡cory to be able to add that the hydraulic turning machinery has stood with- out Failure the exceptionally severe frost we are experiencing. In consequence of the law pro- ceedings instituted by the Great Western Rail- way Uutripany to restrain this company from carry- ing out the necessary works fcoenable them to exer- cise titetr ri,,n,g powers over the Swansea Harbour Jfcnilway, Danygraig and their Swansea Uerminus, under which an interim injunction was fu ?•Wotks w«re stopped and so delayed that t^at portion of the eon.pony's system could Bob be submitted when the Board of Trade inspected for Wan™ traffic the line between p°r Talbot and Canyg.a.g, Swansea. The further effect of these proceedings (although ultimately unsuccessful) hto b^n tha6 the wo*k soiitd not be anvshed before the frost set in, now nearly a month J ago. So little, however, now remains to be done. that given a break in the jeverity of the weather, in my opinion the line will bo ready for passenger traffic throughout to the Swansea Terminus by the time the share- holders meet. Details of a new company called the Cardiff Channel Dry Docks and Pontoon Company, Limited, will be foimd in another loiuuia. 1 The allotment of shares in Messrs B. Evans and Company, Limited, Swansea, will not be made till next week, the delay being due, to the extraordinary number of applica- tions, it being estimated that the Debentures are applied for about nine times over, chicfly by people out- side Swansea, while the Ordinary Shares were about three and a half times applied for from Swansea alone, and more than equally over applied for in London, not counting other places. A preference will be given Swansea applicants and Welsh ,customers in the allotment. There was, to-day, speculative selling of the Ordinary Shares at 3s 9d premium.
|LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Friday. The Money Market remains firm. Loans were in demand, and were quoted at to 1 per cent. Discount business was brisker. bills being more plentiful. Three months' Bank bills were negotiated at 1% to 1% per cent. The Paris Cheque Exchange is 25-24. ° Stock Exchange business was very quiet, but the tendency was on the whole good. Consols closed at 104% to 1041;2 for delivery, and 104/s to 104pg for the account. Very little business has been passing iii Foreign Bonds. Egyptian stocks were rather better, Unified recovering Turkish were disposed to harden. Russian were stronger. Hungarian and Greeks were quiet. Italians were 88. Spanish closed better Buenos Ayres Gold Premium re- mains at 260. Argentines were steadier. Brazilian rose I" Peruvians were flat, /8 Debentures declining 1. Mexicans were z, I again sold to secure profits, and left off lower. Rio Exchange rose to 10r6' The New American Loan is 5% premium. The Home Railway Market has again been in a lifeless condition. Heavy lines closed with some show of steadiness, North-West- ern, Great Western, and Midland rising but North-Eastern fell Scottish Stocks were steady, without any particular change. Great Northern Deferred fell Great Eastern firm and better. Southern lines were very quiet. Brighton A and South- Eastern A were unaltered Scarcely anything was done in American Railways the holiday in New York further restricted business. Atchison Shares fell I Va Milwaukees. Louisville. 1 Union Paéfics, Denver Preferences closed at 35ys. Eries were 4 lower. In Canadian Railways Canadian Pacific Shares fell 1%. Grand Trunks were very quiet. Guaranteed rose I Foreign Railways were very quiet. Mexican closed without change, after being fractionally better. South Americans were inactive. Central Uruguay fell 1. iterates were quiet, without any par- ticular change. Bank Shares were dull. Allsopp Pre- ference lose 1. London General Omnibus fell 1. Waterworks were steadier. Gas, Trusts and Insurance were quiet. The following changes have occurred since yesterday :— Foreign Bonds.—Rise—Egyptian Con- verted and Unified, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Group 3, do. Group 4, jfg do. 1891, Argentine Funding, Brazilian 1839, Ecuador, 1. Fall—Buenos Ayres, 1 Mexican, Peruvian Corporation Preference or do. Debentures, 1 Portuguese, Salvador, 47f and Uruguay, British Railways.—Rise—Great Eastern, Great Western and London and North- western, Midland and Caledonian De- ferred, Ys Fall—Caledonian Ordinary, 1; Furness, 1 Great Northern Deferred, 34 Chatham Preference, Metropolitan and North British Ordinary and Prefer- ence, Canadian R-til ways. Rise--Grand Trunk Guaranteed, Y, Fall-Canadian Pacific Shares, 1 American Railways, Fall- Atchison Shares, Milwaukee, J/ £ Louisville, Erie Shares, Union Pacific, Central Pacific, ys Illinois Central, 34 Lake Shore, 1% Norfolk Preference, yt and Northern Pacific Preference, ys. Rise— Denver Preference, 13 Foreign Railways. — Rise-Lombards, 3*6 Mexican Central, Y4. In Mines business has been rather quieter. South Africans have again moved irregu- larly, and have frequently shown a slight weakness. As regards West Australians, there was a demand for Coolgardie Gold, which rose Is 9d, to 8s 6d. Hampton Plains recovered 1\, to 1% and West Australian Goldfields 3stto 3^ White Feathers were lower, at 2A. Queensland Shares were dull. Wentworth rose 3d but Bonnie Dundee fell 6d and Day Dawn P.C., 3d. Broken Hill Proprietary advanced Is 6d. Amongst Indian Gold Shares, Mysore Reefs advanced Is 3d Mysore Gold fell fi Mysore West, 6d Mundydroof and Ooregum, fs. Copper Shares were in- active. Capes and Rio Tinto fell fs. In Miscellaneous Mines, Balkis Eersceling fell 6d, to 28 9d Lisbon- Berlyn, 6d Montana rose 6d and Spitzhop, 6d. The following changes occurred in South Africans :—Rise—Chartered, 3d Ferreira, yg Geldenhuis, n; Consolidated Gold- fields, lf%. Fall — Burmah Ruby, 6d Crown Reef, i6; Jagersfontein, Jumpers, Langlaagte, 1-32 Robinson, Sheba, 3d Owerumer, 74. At-the Bank of England 5,000 sovereigns were received from the Contiuent. Silver is steadier. Bars rose n, to 271\, Eastern Exchanges were quiet. Calcutta lransfers wero Is 0%d Hong Kong, Is 111 d; do. Four Months, 2s Shanghai Transfers, 2s 8%d Four Months, 2s 9¥<Ld. Rupee Paper was 55%. The manager of the White Feather Main Reef Gold Mining Company, Limited, re- ports :—" 2nd February. No. 277,-Have sunk 10ft. within the last fortnight. The width of the lode is 3ft. 6in. high grade ore. No. 278 100ft. level.—Have driven 13ft. on lode. The quantity is 4ft. wide high grade ore. Mine is looking well." The list of applications for shares in th McKenzie Gold Mines, Limited, closes to- day (Saturday), 23rd, at 2 p.m. for London, aud on Monday, 25th, at 10 a.m. for the country. The letters of allotment and regret in the Tamworth Gold Mining Com- pany, Limited, have been posted. Attention is directed to the prospectus appearing in our advertising columns of the I "Australia," Limited, Co.. which has been formed for the purpose of acquiring the "Australia Gold Mine in the Coolgardie District of Western Australia, and one of I the principal properties belonging to the Associated Gold Mines of Western Australia (Limited) together with a part interest in certain important water rights to which that ] company is entitled. The Australia is one of an extensive and carefully selected group of mines originally acquired by the Coolgardie Gold Mining and Prospecting Company of Australia, one of the earliest and principal pioneers of West Australian I mining. From the outset the property has been regarded as one of exceptional value, and the developments which have I now taken place would appear to justify the belief that it will prove to be one of the principal gold- producers of the Coolgardie field. The directorate is composed of gentlemen holding high official appointments in j Western Australia and several eminent London financiers. The capital is fixed at I £ 120,000 in shares of £ 1 each. Thirty-three thousand shares are reserved for the i vendors, and 20,000 have been privately I subscribed, and the balance is now oftered to the public. The list will open on Mon- ¡ day next aud close the following day.
IRATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON.…
RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON, Friday Evening.—The following J were the rates of exchange ou London to-day :— j Paris—Cheques 25-24 8t. Petersburg 3mths..92.95 I Berlin-B t 20.47 Madrid-fight 27 38! l>o. 3 months .20.33 Do. 3 months CO. Hamburg—3 monfchs 20.38* CoQSt&nUaopl* 3 mths. 111.50 Frankfort-Short 20.43 1 Korae-3 months 26.50 Vienna— 123.90 | Do. siwkit 26.56 Amsterrtara-^hOTt. 12.07* Lisbon .421.16 ADt..urSbort25.27 to 26-311 i&vns# ST«»CKB «PN0 12.10 1.10 Cf.* AFT JOD. 6o»cbeii's2j| p c Money!104j 134^, ~l(W £ TT Tjo. do. Account 1C4J 1044 104^ New Zi do. do. 1024 •• Local Stock 103 „ ank of [Cnglaml Stock 331 ludia 34 per Cent 115 D". 3 do 104 Met. Board of Walks p e.. 12* Do. do 3>pc„ 111 India Rupee Paper 3j p c.. E5i „ S5| 554 Ins.Qinadiatri pc Jam ,Jly. 113. Ins. C Good Hope4 p c, '8 3 l]u Ins. N. Zealand CoiisolMtd 10 j> — Ins. New Stii. Wales 4 pc.. 10'a K Ins. Victoria 4 pc, 1883-3-4., 104 — > h In*. South AuHtraiian —_107 M Vlim aiwntttnrtfrjM^JLlfgA J „ ]*„ r BHITISH HA lJ.WAY:S Brighton Jlailway Ord. 171 I)o. do. Inferred 154J 1! Caleilnnian Consolidated 130 128j 1! Do Preferred Con. Ord. 88i Deferrpit Con. Ord 4a Q2A Chwtliau) ami Dover Ord.. ISA 13^ Do. Preference 120 £ 120 „ Glasgow tunl South Westu 111 „ 9reat Oi Jinary 762 flt. Ntlin. Prefd. Con. Only 113 I" Do. Defrd. do. 47 i 47 Do. A's 37l! J Ureat Western 16l|: ISlj Uullarid Barnsl<iy 35i Lancashire and Yorkshire 114 l.onrtoii ai:.l Nortli-Westni 180j! ISO ™ 130i London and SonMi-VVetjtrn 137 Loji.AStli. West n. lJefrd.! 63 „ Man. Siief. and & I.iu. Ord.i 5^ Do. Preferred 76 „ J. Do. Deferred 2o .» T! Z Melrcpolitan Consolidated] Sli 21 £ 6l| ^7 Do. Land Stock £ 3 .) 52 Do. District Ordinary Do. Preferred &7 Midland Ordinary 156^; ]56j! 15g.l North British Ord. Pref.j 734 ..1 Do. Ordinary 3?S 37ijl North-Kasteru Ordinary ..jl6^i I i J „ North Staffordshire | 12S I South-Eastern Ordinary 133 „ Do. Deferre.l 87^ S7| I5ast l.oudon „l 7 Taft V,Je Aer-, 1889 80 J Purnes.s AMERICAN KAIL WAYS. Oentral-Paciftc 14 .1 7! TT Chicago, MiJwuukie t7i 574! 57 Denver Ordinary .j 11J „ Do Preferred — 36i Krie Whares 9 Do Preference 15 Do .Second Mortgage 59 Illinois Central SSj Lake Shore 110 Louis and Nashville 53J Missouri, Kansas, A Tex^s 14? 14J New York Central 101J New York Ontario 1*3 16|| ] Norfolk Preference 11 i North Pacific Preference 1^1 16 16^ Pennsylvania Ordinary ..I 514 »*liiladel|>liia and Heading 54 Do. First Income lionds.1 22 ]. yniou Pacific 10 9^ 9J Wabash Preference .I 133 13i Do. General .Mortgage 214 21A 211 1 tlantic O W. 1st Mort.1 13^ 13i 13J1 J loliiso' 2n«l Mort. Class A l./i 1! OTB IS I' ILAII-WAY Canadian P icillc 01. r 604 50 <3rand Trunk Ordinary 4f| 5 hi Oo. OiiMranteed 39|i 33j; Do. Kirst Preference ?0}l .j Do. Second Prefereuc* — 20i Do. Third Preference 11 Mexican Ordinary 16f Do. First Preference.. 63 684 63 Do. Second Preference 75 Lombards Ordinary Mexican Cnil. 4 p c. Bonds! 5b'i 5S4; Do do First Incotii" 52 Buenos Ayres Gt. Southerni '.05 «. Buenos Ayres and l{osario| 66 — Qentral Argentine .i 731 FOlililON Sl'OCKrf Chilian", 1286 '7. « Do 1892 102 Buenos Ayres 1882 2S 25J Do lb83 26 25 Bulgarian 6 p. c. 1388 S7 Argentine 1H86 66^ ^7 Do 1'iiisdiil" 173 Do 44 per cent SI srliiijsl 43 Do 'i'reasury 434 Argentine Cedillas A 29 Do Cednliis H 25i! — Buenos Ayres Cedillas I 6 i)o J 5! Brazilian, 1839 77 77] ICayptiftii Uni.led 103J 103i 104 "1 103J 103i 104 Do (Jov lsref. New 102i 1024 Do State Domain 1C44 Do Daira New 104 Kiencli 3 per Cent. Kent** 1C<*4 „ Do 34 per Cent. 107 Hungiu inn4 perCent. Ciold 101 Qcrman 3 p.c S7^ 974 Italian ij per Cent. HS 87f# Mexican (> per Cent. 751 7 £ 4 I 7. Peru. Corp. Ordinary ?jj I Do Preference 73 Portuguese per Cent. lf!6r 25| 254 H reek, 1831 3 i Do 1881 32 Unssian 4 p. Gt. Conversion 1034 103S 1S3J Spanish 4 per Cent 77 77^ 774 Ilk TurkLsh, 1894 93 Do Ottoman Defence 1034 193} 1)0 1st Cjroup 65i Do 2nd (3roup 44j Do 3rd Group I" l)o 4lh Group 264 Ottoman B.ink Sliaies !7g Yl-fa Uruguay 04 per Cent. 4,'i ",S 47J Uondmas „ „ M. 6 Paraguay 14 „ Uruguay 04 per Cent. 4,'i 4ti; ",S 47J Uondmas „ „ M. 6 Paraguay 14 „ I'ransfiial Loan ±. 1034 MISCKU.ANKOU8 Loiidoti&S.Kai lierine sDk?| 44 East West India Docks. '17 Peninsular <fc Oriental Prf. 1454 Do. Deferred 1*5 f«en.St«ainNnT., £ 15 paid.. 4^ Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 5 „ Do. 0per Cent. 1887 4i „ ♦ oglo American Te! Pref.. 1" Do. do. Ordinary. 404 "Mrecb United States Cable 3| -liree iteil Sttt es Cable Bi I. Eastern ditto ¡á Eastern JCjrt.en.sion 17a Brazilian Submarine_ 12 National Telephone "15 Arthur Guiuness Ordinaly. 3§44 AMsopps Ordinary 1404 14?| Bryant an<l May Ordinary. 15J Consett Iron. IS4 EbblV Vale 8. &.1'11 eo. I' 74 llli Bay S)iares 13 Qotciikiffs 14 Deccan Laud S| 8| Snaz Canals „ l^ 1284 Spratt's Patent 1&4 Uaiarjonde lj 1 £ Kastinarm 3| „ Lister and Co.5 ^alt Union Ordinary 44 Ktwore Cotiper Depo'oR C<». U — Nitrate Railway >7i Primitive Nitrate ?.? San Jorge Nitrate 5J „ San Pablo H'trate ™ w. 3i Dublin Distillers 24 Bell's Asbestos. Oceana ]<and 2r^ 2^ Chartered Africa 41/3 41/5 Bechuanaland Land 30/ New Explora'n (ItotliflCli's) lip l-ft Cape Copper Mines .—. 14 1& Rio Tintos 13^ 12{-j 12J Rio Tintos I3 12t 1,. Mason and Barry 13 Tharsis Copper 44 Mysore Gold 2J Nlysore ool,l ill "regllm Onlimuy.. u. 2ti 21 alontAna.i 12/ 12/6 De Beers Diamonds 20ft 204 6011th African Kxplorations 10 New Jagersfontein 15#| Gold fields, H. Africa 3| 3f| 4ii Salisbury Gold New 3t City and Suburban. 18| 1t Jumpers Ki Ferteiras Is Jubilee Si? „ Simmer and Jack 11} 114 Wemniers S3 tig Crownreef 10 lAnpiaagte-j ^4 44 _1'o. JSlock I; 16/ sheba 2?/ 27/9 Nigel 5J3 54 Primrose 5s Modderfontein Now Pioneer JS Australian Broken llill l. £ Wentwort'i Priority '5/6 Tarapaca Water 114 — — So. Bank fcj North's Navigation Collie's 2^ Coats 24i Pe;ir.s' Soap Ordinary 5 iiatholomay Brewery Ord. do. Pref. 124 Louis do. -Vd. H «. „ Jj>: n?. Fref 7
IDAILY STOCK AND SHARE DiST…
DAILY STOCK AND SHARE DiST svppr IKD B, M10SSRS THACKERAY & 00. Stock and Share Brokers, 3, D'ock Chambers Cardiff RAU.\VAYS. Paidl Pri<*»« Hteck BarryKniTwav .100 ..240 242xd Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Ord. 100 ..118 llv t Do. Deferred Ordinary 100 ..123 12 ) „ Great Western 100 ..161V* i 62% London and North W es to rn 100 ..179 ¡BOlli Miillsiud 100 151 157 10 Port Talbot Ky. and Docks.. 2 V/, 2% to Iti. 10 ?Y.a4 I stock ltliymney 100 ..201 £ 0.5 Severn and Wye 100 11 12 'lair Vale Divided Stock ..—lOO — 79Vi 20id PilKKlCUtfiNTIA 1. Stock Barry Ey. 5 p.c. 1st Pref 100 ..163 166xd „ Do. i or.3'>lidated 4 p.c.100 ..130 lSixtl „ Do. oSeiv 100 ..150 132 „ lirecon A ftiei 1st Pref. 1861.100 ..79 81 Do. 2nd Pref. 1362.100 ..53 58 Cambrian, No. 1, 4 p.c 100 36 1]3 Do. No. 2 4 p.c 100 46 43 „ Great Western Cous. 0 i.e. 100 176 ITS lU PeinbrkA Tenby 5n<c 10 10 lUtondda <fe S'sea Bay 5 p.c. 10 121,{. J3 stock, ltliymney 4 p.c. Consold.100 ..135 >37xd Taff Vale 4 w.c ConsoM ..100 „136 138 GUAHANtHMD OR LBASBD. 50 AberdareRailway 50 ..147 152xd Stock Great Western, 5p. c. guar..100 ..178 18tf i Petiarth Harbour Hock.t RYlOO _170 172 0 Vale of Glamorgan 2. 3% RAILWAY AND OTUKHDEHKNTUttMS Stock Alex. Dock & Ry. 4 p.c 1C0J..1C5 110 „ Barry lty. 3 p.c 100 ..105 106 RrecomtMerthyr A 4 p.c.100 ..118 121 „ Do B 4 p.c.100 ..107 109 „ Bute Dock 4 p.c 100 .127 1,9 Cambrian A 4 p. c .100 ..132 134 canibri. „ Do. 114 p.c -100 ..124 126 Do. C 4 p.c 10C' ..121 123 Do. D 4 p.c. lion CUUJ 100 ..113 1I;¡ Great Western 6 do I"j ..IPO 182 Midland 3 porcent> 10C ..112 n4 Mid-Wales A. 4% per cent ..100 ..132 134 Nenth it Brecon 1st I If) '21' ,10 A 1 ..100 ..ice 110 „ do. A'2 100 ..56 60 RhonddadsSw'sea Bay 4p.c. 100 ..125 127 Rbyiuuey 4 ditto „100 ..135 13' -107 1C9 BANKS. 30 Glamorganshire, 2lA.. 4% 4%xd 5 Glainorjransiiire, Pref. „ 2Vi„ ^xd 60 London & Midland 18l/9-. 37 38xd 10 f^>udon A Provincial 5 20% 2fr-,xA 50 Lloyds Bank a i4V4 24%xd 50 Metro, of England So Wales 5 14}fc 14^xd 75 National Provincial 10%_ "2 43 I 60 National Provincial 12 „ 48Vi 49V^ 40 North & South Wales „«>.10 „ 33% 34'A GAS 10 Aberdare 10 M 16 '6% Stock Cardiif A lOpercent 10i> ..2(» 210xd „ Do. B 8 per cent .100 ..165 i70xd Do. C 7 per cent loo ..145 i5usd „ Do. D r) percent .100 ..105 ilDxd Do. 4^ p.c. Pref. Stock 100 ..113 H3xd 10 Llynvi Valley 10 S'.i !0 ■Stock Newport A lOper cent ..100 ..210 215 „ Do. B 7J/i per cen _100..i60 16") „ Do C 7 par con t 100 ..150 155 25 Swansea?1^ per cent 25 41 43, 25 Do 7 percent 25 26 ?8 GAS AND WATBB. 10 Bridgend 10771/2 13 Pontypool nvia*. 10 p^c.)..». 12 36 "17 10 Ystrad A (Rhondda) 10 17 "19 w AT.NR WORKS 25 BrutoI«. -»_ 85 .? 58 2 .20, Do. 20 41*4 42% 10 Niath A- -10 16 17 10 Pontypridd 10per o.tOrd. 10 iZ 25xd 10 Do 7 p.c. do. „ 10 „ j 6% 16xd COAL AND lItON 10 Albion Steam Colliery 10 12"4 !2% 10 D. Davis &. Soiis, Limited ..IIC;„ i3% 3% 23 Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron,ACoal 20 7Vl 73. 5 Great Wef tern Ord. B 5 4Ys 4 5 no. Pref, A 5.. a 8V, 10 it. If. Vivitti t Co. A Prof. 8 11/4 Pt. 5 International Coal 5 2% 2% .00 Miller A Cory 6 p. c. Debs.103 ..102 "3 621. NantygloitBlainalronPref. 62^ 88 90 10 Newport-Abercarn 10 4% 4% 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 8 9 6 North's Naviyation Colliery 5 2% 2% 5 Do 10 p.c. Cum Pref F, 6% 7 100 Do. 6 p.c. Deb, 100 ..104 106 10 I'enrikyher Colliery 10 5% 6% 10 Do. r>to7V2p.c. Pref. 10 SVj, 9y2 00 Powell DufFrjji 6 p.c. Deb ^100 ..1C5 107 5 Khyiiiuey Iron 1% Is, xd 5 Do New £ 2 10scredited!14s6d 15s6dxd 100 Do. 5 p.c. Wort. Debs. 100 ..92 95 17 Sonth Wales Colliery A 17 10 10"1. 3 Do. 10 per cent. IS 3 4% 4% 3 Do. Ncv J5 I1?. 2 2Va 44 Tr*riegar Iron and Coal A 0 6% 7 E20 16S Id )).' » £ 2016s 8d S'/4 83; AUSCHLLANKOU.s SCock Alex. j)\(.fó ly, 'V'!9 A Pref.100 ..113 115 „ DitU 41/3 B Pref.100 95 98 10 Barry Graving Dock ]0| i5% 16Vi 1 liland 1% Co 1.. 30 Bristol Brewery Ordinary.. 10 261/2 27 10 Do. 6 Preference 10 J6 161;. 10 Bl, and So. Wales Waggon 3 6 6%xd 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 68 70 ••took Cardiif <'«>r •oration 3^4p. C.100 11 FEVi 117% 00 /2 10 Cardiff Milling Co Ordinary 10~ 2'/a 5 10 Do. i.) j. 6 p.f. Preference 10 4?i 5Vi '• CM iff A Pen'rl !i Tnunways 5 i 4»^xd Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 42 44 1r Cardiff Workmen Cottage.. 25 ^9 41 Central Graving Dock 50 48 Flo 10 W. Hancock and Co., Ltd. 10 )9Vi 194. 10 lIo. 6 ".c. Pref. 10 14 42 Stocf" Do. 4% p.c. Deb. Stock 100 ..HO 115 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18.. 4% bl/2 10 Milford Dock T'i J. "10 Mordey Carney, Limited 9 10 II 100 Do. 4V, p.c. Deb. (or 1S0S, at 105) 50 50 52 50 Mountsi 11;" D'v Dock A 79 81 50 Do Do, 1;0 29 si Newpt. Water £ 1 Atmuitier 26% Vi 10 I?arnal! & I?vtzi, Or(i ¿I;. 2% 10 Do. Pref. 6 p.c. cu?u 10 63,i 7 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 60 3" 40 10 Provincial Tramways 10 4% 5 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 10 11% 12 10 Royal Uotol 6% Pref 10 ..7 8 10 SpillersA Bakers Ordinary ti 1()) 11 10 Do h ,1 f Prpf I'j 123/. IS Stock .Swansea Harbour 4 p.c.St k 100 ..103 105 5 Thompson <fc Hiiacliell ;j 2J,s 3 50 Windsor Slipway 1'~> 14 15 Bank Kate reduced from 'iy« in 2 n. 22nd FVi. 1894 50 14 15 Bank Kate reduced from 'iy« in 2 n. 22nd FVi. 1894 20 Vale of Glamorgan Shares, at 358 pm. B50 Barry Deterred Stock, at 123V2 £ 20-: & £ 200 Rhymney Ord.. at 202 20 Tredegar Iron A Khs., a t £ 16a 3d £ 400 Barry 4 p.c. Preferi-ed Stock 2 Glamorgan Bank Pref. Shares 10 Parkers Brewery Pref. Shares 100 Rhymney Iron New Shares 25 London & Prov. Bank Shares, at 20's 6 Mountstuart B Shares, at 78 xd £ 300 and £ 500 Taff Vale Stock 50 Great Western Col. B Shares 20 Hancocks Ord. Shares £ 811 Taff 4 p.c. Pref. Stock 30 Bristol & S Wales Waaon Shares 50 Norths Ordinary, at £2 lis 3d cum div 40 Norths 10 p. c. Pref., at 6',» cum div. £ a.0 Alexandra A Pref. to yiekl ° p.c. BUYKKS 30 5 p.c. Pref. Shares, at 12% £ o?!5 Rhondda 4 P, Deb., at 116 50 Newport Abercarn Ordinary Shares 2 Cardiff Milling Ordinary, at 2% 50 Great Western Colliery B, at 4 30 Port Talt'ot Ry. Shares 20 Arnolds Brewery Pref. Shares, at 9% 25 Albion Colliery Shares 30 South Wales Colliery A and B Shares 20Frovincial Tram Pref. Shares 11 Barry Graving Dock Shs. at 16 E150 & .x;c00 Alexandra. B Pref. Stock 30 and 20 Glamorgan Bank Ord., at 47" I TiJACKEKAY AND CO., CAftmKi', STOCKHIIOKBSIS 1059
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SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE.
SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. T: Alii) IFF SWANSEA, t NKW'POiiYj Feb.! [ |,Mr«r.jEvn.|Ugt.|Mor.;Evn.|Hgt.iMor.|Ev!i tI3gi 18 M 0 44' 1 2724 11 0 33 23 7 i 0 57 1 4024 6 19 T 2 15 3 1124 3| 1 19 2 13'23 10: 2 29 3 ?A 24 8 20 VV, 3 59 4 37 25 5! 3 13 4125 0 4 12 4 50 25 10 21 TL 5 9 5 38 27 8 4 13 4 42'26 5 5 22 5 5128 1 22 F, 6 3j 6 25 29 10 5 7 5 29 28 2, 6 16 6 38 30 3 23 s: 6 43' 7 2|31 8: 5 48 6 7 29 9 6 56' 7 1532 1 24 S\ 7 18, 7 3'! 133 0 6 22 6 38:30 9 7 311 7 47 33 5 25 Ml 7 50; 8 4134 ll 6 521 7 -6'31 6 8 3' 8 17;34 6 *Roath iiasiii. tPriuee of Wales Die. tAlexandra nit
LIZARD SIGNAL STATION.
LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Friday.—Wind W, fresh. Weather cloudy and hazy. Sea smooth. Barometer 30*18, steady. Passed East— steamers Weimar. from Balti- more for Bremen Opal and Emily, of Glasgow Stockton, of Penzance Adouv and Alice Depeaux, of Rouen; Chanzy, of Caeii Marie Fleurie, of New- rastle Franco-Beige trawler Eleanor, of Ostend Durward, of Leith Beaver, of London Phosphor, from Baltimore for Falmouth, pairtly disabled a steam dredger, of Greenock. Passed WtealDer8 Garnet, of London Alacrity, of Belfast; City of Venice, of Glasgow Greek steamer Marie Bittern, of Cork Charlois, of Rotterdam Idar, of Liverpool; Tnskar, of Glasgow Fonlah.'of Marseilles Lackawanna, of London.
ISWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION.
I SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Fridty.-Wind NE, light. Weather very hazy and fine, yea smooth. P<m,ed Eaat,— iteamers Unity, of Liverpo ol Erirnus, of mouth Maine, of London Richard Fisher, of Barrow. Passed Rest—steamers Henry Ftsher, cf Newcastle Ambrose, of Liverpool.
SHIP FOP. ORDERS. \ \
SHIP FOP. ORDERS. The steamer Trio, of Newcastle, arrived in Swansea Bay on Friday, and received orders for Cardiff.
MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VKSSWLS.
MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VKSSWLS. Gwenllian Thomas left Birkenhead for Newport 22nd Mary Thomas arvd Odessa from Nicolaieff 22nri Walter Thomas p issed Constantinople for Malta 21st G N Wilkinson and Plymouth 22nd Quickstep left Southampton for Cardiff 22nd Turquoise left Liverpool for Cardiff 21st Hart left Swansea, for St Nazaire 21st Labarroiiere left Glasgow for Bivonne 22nd I Ilityd left Malta for Gibraltar 21st Raglan left Tyne for Lisbon 21st Radnor left Plymouth for Newport 21st Rheubina left 4arstoii for Cardiff 21st Ross left S Nazaire for Bilbao 21st Charing Cross passed Malta 20th Reggio arvd Newport fioin Bilbao 21st Refugio left St Nazaire for Bilbao 1st Corso arvd Maranbam from Lisbon 20th Tintern Abbey arvd St Ilalo 22nd Moliere arvd Havre 22nd Uorden arvd Antwerp from Sulina 20th Maltby arvd Celombo from Cardiff_2lHt Sowerby left Tyne for Bilbao 21st. Dolcoath left Bordeaux 22nd CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, Feb 21.— Gwentland ss, 9S9, Bristol, light. Fal-itaff, 1419, Dunkerque, ballast. ROATH DOCK, Feb 22.—Severn ss, 439, Gl sgow, general. Sir Bevis ss, 526, Portsmouth, Hght. Racine ss, 995, Bilbao, iron ore. Matyas Kiraly ss, 944, Rouen, light. Crown of India, 1975. Beam ss, 667, Bordeaux, pitwood. Louis ss, 704, Rouen, light. Trelawny SM, 1049, Harwich, light. Alberta S", 3162, Dundee, light. BUTE EAST DOCK, Feb 21. Edith, 59, Bristol, wheat and barley. Lionel ss, 681, Antwerp, light. BUTE WEST DOCK, Feb 21. Mary Coles, 175, Strangford, potatoes. Belle tar. 280, Newhaven, ballast Ceres ss, 54, Canal, light. PENARTH DOCK, Feb 20.—Capuletss, 1439, Antwerp, light. PENARTH DOCK, Feb 21,—Rotha ss, 585, Southamp- ton, light. Malawi ss, 1751, Liverpool, light. Langoe ss, 1493, Penarth Slipway, light. Tagus ss, 1242, Portis- light. Tempo ss, 675 Dublin, light. Kopernikus "5, 403, Dieppe, light. Columbia. cs, 42: Reads, light. PENAUTH DOCK, Feb 22.—Sprightly ss, 473, Ports- mouth, light. ELY RIVER, eb 20. R.lifton ss, 52, Bristol, light. ELY HIVER, Feb 21.- -ean SS, 68 Bristol, light. Enterprise, 70. Fri.Lol. Nit ham, 69, Bristol,, light. Caroline, 54, Bridgwater, light. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Feb 21.—Ty ,5, Hansen, Venice. Joseph John ss, Tulloch, Vera Cruz. Emily ss, Gnv, Jersey. Pharos's, Dusting, Marseilles and Bussorah. Not ah ss, Matthews, Uavre, Opal SJ, Mclntyre, Chatham. ROATH DOCK, Feb 22. Li be IT as, Pillon, Dakar. King Ja Ja ss, Sterens, Pearyn. Leda ss, Hinton, Huelva. President, Olseti, Bahia. Longships ss, Mullins, Bombay. orci ss, Meritse", Civita V ec( hia. BUTE EAST DOCK, Feb 21.—Congress ss, Dabbert, Carloforte. BUTE WEST DOCK, Fo 21. -1hora, Cook, Bristol. Nar ss, Hudson, Port. Glasgow. ferocV^on sj, ')avid, Penzance. y BUTE WEST DOCK, Feb 2? —Ellen, Jackson, Bristol. Fiona, Bertram, Roscoff. Porthill S, Horwood, Roads. Lewisman, Johns, Falmorth. Christobal, Canham, Colchester. PENARTH DOCK, Feb n. Trinidad ss, ) Xazaire. Punmail ss, Southani-*on. Dunedin n, Genoa. Rotha SOl, Liverpool. ) PENARTH DOCK, Feb 22. -Roma, ss, Colombo. Pollux SS, Barcel-giia. Tempo i'J, London. I ELY RIVER, Fel) Bristol. Speedwell ss, Bridgwater. Providence, Bridgwater. Independent, Bridgwater. No rah, Bridgwater.' David, Bridgwater. Happy-go-Lucky, Bridgivate- Druid, Bridgwater. Elizabeth, Bridgwater. Flora, Bridgwater. Spartan, Bristol. ELY Rrvlw, Feb 2L-Enterprise, Bristol. ?»ethaiii, Bristol. Ocean ss, Bristol. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Feb 22. Rio Grande do Su!, South American, R, 386, Shaw, Evan Jones & Co Marseilles, Ethel Radcliffe ss, B, 1814, Jenkins, Thomas A Radcliffe Bueuos Ayres. Duukeld ss, B, 1780, .T & M Gunn <fe Co Seville, Lionel ss, B, 631, McNuity, E G Macart.hy Las Palmas, David Mainland SS, B, 1201, Frecinar. J H Mnrrell & Son Monte Video, Coniscliffe sS. B, 1636, Cory Bros & Co La Rochelle, Isbergues ss, F, 757, Pinaud, A Capelle Lannion, Clarte, F, 121. Le Bras, A II Tapson & Co Dakar, Copsewood RS, Nwy, 714, Firher, Renwick & Co Santander, Kopernikus, Ger. 402, Ileyn, Simkin Bros St. Mieliael's, Verass. B, 15.)6, Forth, Turnbuli Bros Bombay, Alberta ss, B, 3160. Guthrie, Heywood ifc Co Iqnkjue, Falstaff, B, 1419, Guthrie, Heywood & Co Civita Vecehia, Kastgate ss, B, 1804, Turnbuli Bros Genoa, 'i'agus ss, B, 1212, Walsb, Cay, Hall & Co St Nazaire. Sully ss, B. 836. Cameron, Stallybrass & Co Algiers. Louis ss, F, 704, Worm*, Josse <fc Co Messina, Matyas Kiralv, A us, 944, Tylor & Lewis St Brieux, Trio, B, 210, Fisher, Renwick & Co CLUAIIED—EB 2. Monte Video, Coniscliffe ss, B, 2900 coal Genoa, Ardbeg S, E, 2680 coal Barcelona, Pollux ss, Swe, 925 coal Alexandria, Wm bymington S, il, 2400 coal Aden, Lisrnore ss, B, 4400 cna't Buenos Ayres, Dunkeld SH, 11, 3000 coal Buenos Ayres, Kilsyth, H, 2400 coal Rio Janeiro, Koberisfors, Swe, 1137 coal Dakar, Copsewood 5S, Nwy, 1200 coal Santos, Havila, Of n, 2610 coal Santander, Kopernikns, Ger, 750 coal Pola, Mediterraneo ss, Atis, 2000 fual Lannion, Clarte, F, 240 coal La Rochelle, Isbergues ss, F, 180) coal Algiers, Louis 8", t., 1400 coal Paramaribo, Producent, Nwy, 400 coal St Yaast, Mermaid, U, 120 coal Valparaiso, Diva, B, 1200 coal Genoa, North gate .ss, B, 2800 coal Sr. Brieux, Trio ss, B, 540 coal St Nazaire, Sully ss, B, 1450 coal Cape de Verds, Olive Biancli ss, B, 3300 coal Port Said, Peterston as. B, 3500 coal IMPORTS-Feb 22. Glasgow, Severn 5; general, FTLylort Co Bilb,w, Racine ss, iron ore, Dowlais Co Bordeaux, Beam ss, pitwood, Newport Pitwood Co Strangford, Mary Coles, potatoes, R England Bristol, Edith, wheat, and barley, Cardiff Milling Co ¡ BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, Feb 21.—Kairos ss, Rotterdam, light. Llandaff ss. Benholm ss, Liverpool, light. North D^von ss, Havre, light. ARRIVALS, Feb 22.—Larpool ss, Bordeaux, pitwood. Watlington SR, Bristol, light. SAILINGS, Feb 21.-Hunan m, Singapore. Conis- cliffe ss, Monte Video. George Royle ss, Monte Video. Lady Harvey, Fremington. Jacinth, Plymouth. Melbourne, Barry Harbour. L'ro 11'1" é;0 rJ' A1_ II/ULINNS, RRN — LUUIBIO BIS, AJGIERS. JL/UUO SS, La. Roche.He. Llandaff ss, Falmouth. Marion, Pent- ewan. Brunswick, Freiuingtoii. Aurora, Fremin ton. Industry. Gloucester. JNE WPORT—ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Feb 22.-Caliy ss, 1959, Liver- pool, ligjlit. Beatrice ss, 304, Cork, light. Ethiopia ss, 1630, Liverpool, light. Ouse ss, 396, Southampton, light. OLD DOCK, Feb 22.—Auric ss, 217, Granville, light. George ss, 242, Dieppe, light. RIVER, Feb 22.—Rsggio ss, 787, Bilbao, iron ore. Dartmoor ss, 1844, Antwerp, light. Alphonse Parran ss, 1203, Amsterdam, light. Gooniaze, 79, St Agnes, baHa..it. Regina, 47, Bristol, light. Rhoda, 26, Barry, light. Lynx. 8, Portreath, light. Mary Ann, 25, Mineheaci, light. Tredegar ss, 59, Bristol, light. Dahlia, 34, Bristol, light. Jane, 21, Ilfracombe, light. William George, 127, Sheerness, manure and cement. Sarah Ann, 44, Barnstaple, light. Looe, 42, Minehead, light. Magnet, 62, Bristol, light. Friends, 31, Watchet, light. Superb, 51, Gloucester, light. St Agnes, 54, tit Agnes, sanrl. Ann, 27, Avcnmouth, grain. Enid ss, 59. Bristol, general. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Feb 22.-Westwood ss, Ohlen- roth, St Nazaire. Ethelred ss. Foreman, Rouen. Leif ICriicsson SS, Sevald, Naples. OLD DOCK, Feb 22.—Kirkless ss, Coffey, Waterford. Ratlikenny ss. Hill, Beliast. Auric ss. Holmes, Ply- mouth. RIVER, Feb 22.-Moderator ss, Williams, Bristol. County of Lancaster ss, Andrews, Bristol. Harriet, Jame". Bristol. Olive Branch, Sharp, Bristol. Enid SS, Harris, Bristol. Model, Bowden, Bideford. Bessie Clark, Guard, Barnstaple. Rosamond Jane,^xrieve3, Barnstaple. Jane And Sarah, Ayre, Barnstaple. Coniston Fell ss, Grenf-11, Portreath. Mistletoe, Lev, Combinartin. Ark, Warren, Bridgwater. ir Frand Drake, Lamey, Bosca rle. John ss, Allen, Bristol. Empire, Mitchell, Bideford. Mary, Riddler, Lyn- mouth. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Feb 22. Rio Janeiro, Canara, B, 1489, Grady, J L Smith & Co Barcelona, Isle of Anglesey ss, B, 785, Stallybrass & Co Lisbon, Reggio ss, B, 787, James, Orders A Handford Jersey, William George. B, 127, Vickers, T Wilks & Co Bilbao, Rhymney ss, B, 930, Roberts, Morel Bros & Co CLEARED—Feb 22. La Laju, Samuel Moss. B, 231 coal Barcelona, Isle of Anglesey ss, B, 1685 coal Bilbao, Rhymney ss, B, 1750 coal Rio Janeiro, Canara, B, 2536 coal Point a Pitre, Isle of Toriki ss, B, 1150 coal IMPORTS-Feb 22. Bilbao, Reggio ss, 1560 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co Rochester, William George. 100 coment. 100 manure, T Wilks & Co Avonmouth, Ann, 75 barley, Star Mills Co St Agnes, St, Agues, 25 sand Bristol, Enid ss, general, R Burton & Son EXPORTS COASTWISE—Feb 22. Bristol, County of Lancaster ss, 260 coal, A J Smith Bristol, George, 110 coal, A J Smith Bristol, Venus, 125 coal Bristol, Prince Albert, 150 coal, A J Smith Bristol, Carbon s-i, 140 coal, A J Smith Minehead, Brothers, 50 coal, G M Humphreys & Co Clevedon, Brothers, 1(0 coal. G M Humphreys & Co Pudstow, Frederick William, 115 coal, G Me Humphreys Minehead, Looe, 60 coal, G M Humphreys & Co St Agnes, Gooniaze, 15) coal, Partridge, Jones & Co Ilfracombe, J ana, 48 coal Bristol, Tredega- ss, 120 coal, M McNeil Dublin, George ss, 600 coal, J F Thomas <fc Co Plymouth, Auric ss, 520 coal, J F Thomas & Co Cork, Bea., rice ss, 900 coal, J F Thomas <& Co Belfast, Rathkenny ss, 480 coal, J F Thomas &Co Appledoro, Dahlia, 54 coal, James & Emanuel WateTford, Kirkiess ss, 430 coal, J F Thomas & Co Portland, Ouse ss, 900 coal, J F Thomas (ft Co Bristol. John, 73 coal Minehead, Mary Ann, 36^ coal, Lydney <fc Crump Co Bristol, Monmouth ss, gas water, Newport G 'S Co Highbridge, Julia, 115 rails SW ANSEA-ARRIV ALS. NORTH DOCK, Feb 21.-Lenora, 40, Barnstaple, general. Marion ss, 67, Bristol, general. Coralie ss, 18»1, Hamburg, light. NORTH DOCK, Feb 22.-Ilaniiah, 64, Milford, light. H 1' Bolt, 62, Bideford, light. Talbot ss, 300, Liver- pool, general. Alice and Kate, 80, Newrv, potatoes. Falcon, 53. Strangford, potatoes. Princess Mary ss, 199, Bristril, general. Dauntles- 39, Carlingford, potatoes. Reward, 146, Chester, pitch. SOUTH DOCK, Feb 21.-Mai-io Eugenie, 74, Regne- ville, light. SOUTH DOCK, Feb 22.Foreningen ss, 289,/Jersey, light. Liverpool ss, 203, Povts;nou> h, light, ("oilier 8S, 123, Bristol, general. Dorset, 98, Chester, bricks. Acnes, 57, Seilly, light. PRINCE OP WALKS DOCK, Feb 22.—Yorwood ss, 465, Torquav, light Edith so. 47, Cardiff, tindlates. SAILINGS. NORTII £ >OCK, Feb 21.—St Margaret ss, Wilson, Belfast. Chanzy ss, Guihomat, Caen. SOUTH DOCK, Feb 21.—Kglinton ss, Stewart, Belfast. Kvik, Erik-en, Para. Douro ss, Thomian, Charente. Rio Formoso gs, Read, Bristol. SOUTH nOCK, Feb 22.-Actif sc, Guihomat, Caen. PRINCE OF WALKS DOCK, Feb 21.—Hart as, Taylor, St Nature. Alice Depeaux so, Le/evre, HarrP. Albis fis, Bargen, Caen. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Feb 22.-Midlothian ss, Jones, Genoa and Leghorn. ENTERED O IT WARDS—Feb 22. Leghorn, Coralie ss, B, 1881, Bank, Rutherford & Co Dieppe, Torwood ss, B 365, Portoous, G Lennard Cherbourg, Navigator, B, 161, Tyrrell, Austin &, Silcocka Granville, Marie Eugenie, F, 75, David, L G Jeffreys CLEARED-Feu 22. St Nazaire, Eira ss, B, 1800 coal New York, Chicago City ss, B, 900 general Dieppe, Torwood ss, B, 850 coal IMPORTS—Feb 22. Annalong, Alice and Kate, 120 potatoes, Importers Co Strangford, Falcon, 90 potatoes, Importers Co Barnstaple, Lenora, 14 general Carlingford, Dauntless, 56 potatoes, W Ley & Son Chester, Reward, 280 pitch, Graigola Co Chester, Dorset, 202 bricks and slabs, Vivian & Sons- Bristol, Marion ss, general Porthcain. Clara, 60 macadam* Highway Board Liverpool, Talbot ss, general, J Bacon Ld Hull via Bristol, Princess Mary ss, 15 general, Tacker EXPORTS COASTWISE—Feb 22. Barrow, Liverpool S3. 70 CMtl, Shepherd & Co Bristol, Marion ss, 5 coal, Pocketts Co Portsmouth, Princess Mary ss, crenera!, Tucker it Co Liverpool, Talbot S, general, John Bacon Ld PORTHCAWL. ARRIVALS, Feb 22.—Cadwgau, Aberayren, ballast, Mary Ellen, Aberayron, ballast. SAILING, Feb 22.-Notre Dame de Bon Secours, Arcachon, 260 coa!. LLANELLY. CLEARKD— Feb 21. Liverpool, Volante S3, B, 132 general Liverpool. Marquis of Bute ss, B, 135 'inplales Guernsey, Devonia, e, 2o0 coal Dieppe, Veritas ss, Nwy, 600 coal
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CAKDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, FRIDAY. There is practically no change to report to-day in th" ton") of the steam coal market. The following were the closing prices to-day :—First- class steam, 10s 6d to 10s 9d second-class, 10s to 10s 3d Monmouthshire first-clas?, 9s to 9s 3d smalls, 4s 6d to 5s No. 3 Rhondda, 10s 3d to 10s 6d small, 6s to 69 3d..First-class household, 10s to lls second-ciass, 10s 3] to 10s 6d. Patent fuel, 10s 6d to 10., 9d. htwood, 14s to 14s 3d. The outward freight market still maintains a healthy tone, and although it is folt that raU>s have reached their highest, there is no reason to anticipate any material falling off bub on the contrary, owing to the almost lifeless feature of the homeward market in all directions, outward freights must keep brni-at any rate until some improvement takes plac., homeward. The follow- in,- comprise the latest operations reported on 'Change :— OPTWARD—STEAMERS. C-.irdiff to Gvsnoa, 7s 3d, cloan. Genoa,'7s, cl--an (Gardenia). Naples, option, Leghorn, 73 4d, clean, correction. Naples, option Leghorn, option Palermo, 7s, clean. Matseilles, 9 fes, modified terms (Casfcanos). Brindisi, 6" 6d, clean (one of Foster, Hain's boats). Malta, 6s net (Kilmarnock), prompt boab, Ad- miralty account. Gibraltar, 6s, full terms. Barcelona, 10s, clean (City of Truro). Barcelona, 10s, clean (Annie Thomas). Barcelona, 10s. Barcelona, 10s. Syra, 7s, clean (Jane Radclitfe). Port Said. 6s 9d. and atrain at 65 6d. two boats. all cIeali term*. Genoa, 7s, cloar. Genoa, 7s, option Savona, 7s, clean. Nagasaki, 16s 6d, 4,000 tonf, prompt. River Plate, 8* 6d, clean (Boston City). Cadiz, 6s 6d, clean (Octiva). St. Nazaue, 5%fcs. (Cleveland). London, 4 (Dunmaii). Havre, 4s 6d (King ,Ermyn). Newport to Alexandria, 6s 9d, cleau (Dewsland). Swansea to Palermo, 7s 9d coal, 8s >6d fuel, clean. ODTWAHD —SAIL. Cardiff to Cadis, 7541hd. The shipments at Barry Dock on Thursday amounted to 16,223 tons. Vessels in dock- 21 steam, 9 sail total, 30.
BALTIC REPORTS.
BALTIC REPORTS. LONDON, FRIDAY. FREIGHT MARKET.—The market for tonnago all along the line continues inanimate. River Plato very quiet, and nominally unchanged for both steam and sail, American Gulf ports, Galveston, and New Orleans (grain and cotton) dull Northern Rangre quoted at 23 9d Cork for orders phosphates quiet. Eastern market—no change Bombay 178 6d, and Kurrachee 18 picked ports rice ports quiet. Sugar unchanged. Black Sea business limited at lute low rates for prompt late spring orders in the meantime are all filled. Fixtures Calsar (steamer), 3,400 tons, prompt, Nicolaieff and Odessa, lis, completing at Odess, 9s, Kiel Livingstone (steamer), 2.100 tons, prompt, Nicolaieff, 9s, Sebastopool, 8j, L. H.A.R. Rimpha (steamer), 3,500 tous, Ssbasbopol and Theodosia to Rotter- dam, 7s 6<1 one part, 7s -6d two; Bruntwood (steamer), 3,600 tons, Odessa, to to Rotterdam, 7s 3d, prompt; Lancelot (steamer). prompt, London, Leith, or Hull, 8s Sowerby (steamer), prompt. Bilbao to Middlesbrough, 4s 6d. GRAIN REPORT.-A, tho B"ttic to-day cargoes of wheat continues firm but inactive—prompt Californians are offered at 23s 10%d, with Duyers at 23s 6d for handy cargoes new crop Plate sailers any position 21s 6d sellers, demand quiet Russians firmly held. Maize—steamer F. M Bolderao, Odessa loading, sold at 208 9d 21s 3d refused old Galatz-Foxanian shipping. Barley firmer—12s 9d bid steamer Bedford, and steamer Sandal sold at 12,¡ 6d.
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WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. fSPKOIAl Tl £ r,K«llAMB FROM l.I.OTI)' A3ENTS.1 The German schooner Hedwig, from Laguna for the Channel, has been abandoned at sea. The passengers and crew landed at Havre. The French brig Dolphin, from Cardiff for Redon, with coal, has arrived at Castletown, Berehaven, with loss of sails, foreyard damaged, and provisions spoilt. The Spanish schooner Beatrix, from Manzanillo for Vigo, has arrived at Lisbon damaged. An Odessa telegram states that the steamer Inch- borva, from Genoa for Odessa, has stranded and is full of water at Serpent Island. The captain and crew are ashore, and the mate came on to Odessa by the steamer Orchis. The mate thinks the vessel may be saved by prompt action. The steamer Salt wick, from Huelva for Granton, lias arrived at Portland, Dorset, with loss of funnel during a heavy gale 50 miles off TJshant on Tuesday. The French steamer Constantin, from Havre, arrived at Lisbon partially dismasted. A Bermuda cablegram states that the British steamer Longhirst has pnt back short of; coal. She reports that the British barque Ancyra, from Manilla for Boston, is 100 miles east of Bermuda, with sails split and short of provisions. The Ancyra requested the Longhirst to return to her assistance. The steamer Ganges, from New Orleans for Havre, previously reported left by the tug Oceana, while bring towed from Corcubion for Havre, has at rived at Queenstown in tow of the steamer Sargasso. The Sargasso took the (Ganges in tow on the 20th inst, 150 miles south-west of Queenstown, with loss of pro- peller.
THE WEATHER ANJ) NAVIGATION.
THE WEATHER ANJ) NAVIGATION. The river Thames is now clear, with the exception of •a littlo ice on the south shore. A Cronstadt telegram states that that port is surrounded by strong ice, which is extending all down the Gulf to Reval. There are no prospects of naviga- tion opening there before the 15th of April. An lbrail telegram reports 10 degrees of frost, Reaumur. The river is completely blocked with ice, and navigation is closed. A Carlshamn telegram states that the fairway is free of ice, and there is little ice in the harbour. A Helsingborg telegram states that there is not much change in the condition of the weather. There is a low thaw. The Russian steamer Urania left on Friday for Bull. A Randers telegram states that Grenaa Harbour ii accessible for steamers, but not for sailing vessels.
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