South Wales Daily News

SOUTH WALES FINANCE THURSDAY. March 14th. 1895. The operations in coal and iron securities comprised almost all the transactions in the local Stock and Share Market to-day, and the principal feature was the continued upward move of Rhymney Iron Ordinary and New Shares. The Ordinary began at 33a 6d, and closed at 34s 9d, while the New Shares changed hands twice at 15s, and the quotation was marked up Is. Albicns and North's Ordinary were in great demand, the former being negotiated at 11, and the latter at £2 10s 9d. A deal was also reported in Great Western Colliery Ordi- nary B at 4%. Barry Stocks were also eagerly sought after, but without response, and Rhynmey Ordinary Stock was done at 195, the quotation advancing two points. London and Provincial Banks were dealt in at 20%, and there was a fair local business in South African Mining Shares. The quotations showed the following varia- tions :-Bise--Phvniney Ordinary 2, to 193 —196; Mid Wales A Debentures 1%, to 133-136 Albion Steam Coal to 11%— 11% xd Ebbw Vales to 6%—7 Rhymney Iron New Is, to 14s—16s Hill's Dry Dock to 5-6; Mordey and Carney to 10%—H Spiller's and Bakers' Ordinary to 10%11. The following securities were marked ex- dividend :—Newport A 10 per Cent. Gas Stock, 205—210; and Bridgend Gas and Water, 6%—7%. The following business was marked on the local Stock Exchange list :— Rhymney Ordinary, 195. London and Provincial Bank, 20%. Albion Steam Coal, 11 Great Western Colliery Ordinary B, 4 ys. North's Navigation Colliery, £ 2 10s 9d. ion Rhymney Iron Ordinary, 34s 6d, 34s 6d, 54s 9d, 34s 9d. Rhymney Iron New, 15s, 15s. Powell Duffryn Debentures, 10611z, There are sellers of Rhymney Iron New Shares Rhondda 4 per Cent. Debentures, tt 127% do. Ordinary Bevan's Ordinary (£10) Shares at 7% Pontypool Bakery ( £ 7 paid), at 9 Spillers' Ordinary do. Preference s.s. Ogmore Shares at 6% Barry Preferred Stock do. Deferred Buto Dry Docks Rhymney Ordinary Hancock's Ordinary Cardiff Milling Com- pany's Ordinary, at 2% and Cardiff Ice Shares Ben Evans' Debentures do. Ordinary Swansea United Brewery Ordi- nary ad do. Preference. New buyers are inquiring for Albion Colliery Shares, at 11% Bute Dry Dock Shares Ben Evans' Ordinary Shares; Barry Deferred Stock do. Preferred, at 120 Bland's Shares, at 13s Bwllfa-Mer- thyr Colliery Shares Rhondda Preference Shares do. Ordinary International Coal; J. T. Lloyd's Searle and Herring's New- port-Abercam Ordinary Rhymney Ordin- ary and Cardiff Gas Preference, at 122. The secretary of Messrs William Hancock and Co., Limited, Phoenix Brewery, Cardiff, underrate 13th inst., has issued a circular letter which states By the instructions of-the Board I be to advise yon that your directors have purchased tbe, County Brewery, at Cardiff, and the properties connected therewith the purchase was made upon terms which are advantageous to the com- pany it will enable them to concentrate their Cardiff business, and thereby effect a considerable saving in expenses. It now becomes necessary to make financial arrangements in connection with this purchase, and the directors deem it a favour- able opportunity for the rearrangement of the Debenture Stock of tha companj, which was doggested to yon at your last annual meeting. The existing Debenture Stock is £ 40,000, bearing in- terest at the rat. of 4-Va per cent. per annum. The directors propose to extingnish tbisstockaudcreate £ 200,000 new stock,-bearing interest afc the reduced rate of 4 per cent. par annum, with which the 4% per cent. stock and the existing mortgages, amounting to 942,760, would be discharged the remainder of the new slock would then be avail* able for the purchase of the County Brewery and for the genaral purposes of tho company. The directors recommend this course -is being in the bisst interests of th* company, and while respect- fully asking for your support they would remind you that the new stock would tak-e the place of present Debenture Stock and mortgages at a lower rltt of interest, and that the additional expenditure would be more than met by extra profits. In order to give effect to the above- named propoeition, it will be necessary to alter the Articles of Association in accordance with the accompanying noticf. The accompanying notice announces that a meeting of the members of the company will be held on the 22nd inst. for the pur- pose of considering, and if thought fit, pass- ing the following resolution That the Articles of Association be altered by striking out article 52, and substituting the following article in lieu thereof The directors may from time to.tim e/a. their discretion, raise or borrow mouey for the general purposes of the company, and may raise or secure the repayment of such moneys in such manner and upon such terms and conditions as to rate of interest, price of repayment and otherwise, in all respects as Jhey may think fit, and in particular by the issue of Debentures or Debenture Stock of the com- pany, or both, provided that the amount repre- sented by Debentures or Debenture Stock shall aot at any time without the sanetion of a general meeting exceed £ 200,000. Should the foregoing resolutions be duly passed, they will be submitted for confirma- tion at a subsequent meeting, when a resolu- tion will also be submitted authorising the directors to create and issue 2200,000 4 per Cent. Consolidated Debenture Stock. Cambrian Syndicate, Limited, has. been registered by Tamplin, Taylor, And Joseph, 165, Fenchurch street, E.C., with a capital of £30,000 in jB5 shares. Object, to adopt and carry into effect an agreement, made March let, 1895, between W. R. Randall of the one part and W. P. David, on behalf of the company, of the other part to acquire any lands, mines, mining rights, mineral properties, collieries, &c., in England or Wales, and to develop and work the same and as miners and smelters generally. The first directors-to be not less than three nor more than nine-are W. D. Thomas and D. D. Thomas. Qualifica- tion, RZW. Remuneration to be fixed by the company. Messrs Thackeray and Co. in their weekly report state Raik.-Altliougii a week tendency pervaded the market for our local Railways during the early part of the week, a better feeling has been apparent at the close, doubtless due to the pro- bability of a satisfactory settlement of the strike question, and the volume of business recorded in the Ordinary Stocks has proved of an average character, lower prices having influenced in- vestors. A brisk business has taken place in Taff Vales at 78%, which at closing show a •lightly firmer tendency, buyers predominating. A little Debenture has been dealt in, and the PrefWebce is wanted. After drooping consider- ably, and with scarcely any inquiry for Stock, BVel) all reduced quotations, a reaction set in yesterday for Rhymneys, and Stock has changed anda t a moderate extent, the quotation at the close being 194-196. Nothing moving in Pre- or Debenture. In the market for Joarrys, fair parcels of the Ordinary have been dealt in. The Preferred Ordinary is firmer, and fair amount has changed hands at 119%, 119%, TW J Pn'y a moderate business to note m tbe TiUt *he price is also better at 121%—122. in tne ^reference tfc« principal business has been m the J! iret 5 per Cent.; a little of the per Cent, has also been done. Debenture in request, but inquiry has prevailed for Port Talbsts, and a fair number of dialings have taken piaca in them. Quotations remain about discount to par. Vale of Glamorgans have thangad hands to a fair extent. Cambrians Tjegiectca. Banks.—VTith the exception of a few trans- actions m London and Provincial at 20%, there is aothmg here to note. Collieries- This marlwt has been more active, and a fair amount of business has tak.n place, chiefly in Albions, Davis. Norths, Newport- Abercarns, Great Western B, and Sooth Wales A. Prices remain firm on ttiv. improved oatlook with regard to the labour question. Irons.—Not much doing in Ebbw Valee ot Tredegars. Rhymney Old and New are stronger* tomas have changed hands tatween II P4 35s, and the latter at prices ranging between 14s 6d and 15s. Miscellt.,neo,us. -Prices in this section have been well maintained. Mills, Hancock Ordinary and Preference. Spillers and Bakers, Blands, and Mordeys and Carneys have been dealt in.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Thursday. Being pay day on the Stock Exchange money was wanted, and supplies being short, rates were firm. The general charge for loans was 1 to 1% per cent., and the Bank of England quoted 2 per cent. for 10 days' advances. Discount business was firm but quiet, bills being in short cupply. Three months' Bank bills were negotiated at 1 Ys per cent. Paris Cheque Exchange is 25-24%. The Bank of England return again shows there is more movement in money. Other deposits have been reduced £1,655,447, and other securities are at the same time £ 1,450,049 less. Public deposits have increased £ 212,645. There is a contrac- tion in note circulation of 9177,915, with & decrease in bullion of £ 219,048, making a loss in reserve of £ 41,133, the per- centage to liabilities being 70*03 against 67'68 per cent. The amount of reserve is 1926,874,587, being an increase over last year of £ 5,348,970. The stock of bullion is £ 36,967,782, or £ 6,216,2351116X0688 of 1894. Stock Exchange business has been quiet. Being pay day, there was not much oppor- tunity for fresh operations, but the general tone of the markets was good. Consols fell fe, and closed at 104A to 104^f xd for delivery and account. Foreign Bonds inactive. Egyptian Unified fell but Turks were steady. Inquiry for Spanish continued. The Stock rose but there was a relapse later to 78. Italian rather weaker. Greeks quiet. Hungarian and Russian neglected. Brazilians rose and Uruguay Argen- tine rather firmer. Buenos Ayres Gold Premium is 2 points lower, at 253 per cent. Peruvian declined to The Home Railway Market is rather quiet. North British steady on dividend announcement. The company pay at the rate of 1% per cent. on Preference and carry forward £ 3,500. Last year the distri- bution was 3 per cent. on Preference and 1 per cent. on Deferred. The actual payment for the entire year is 2%, per cent. on Pre- ference and per cent. on Deferred, against 3 per cent. and respectively. Deferred rose and Preference Cale- donian rather better. Heavy lines flat and V* to lower. Hull and Barnsley, Sheffield Deferred, and Underground lines were all quiet. Great Eastern steady, without change. Southern lines quiet. South- Eastern A was unaltered, and Brighton A ys lower. In the American Railway Market dealings were limited, but the tendency was better. Final prices showed very little change. Central Pacifics rose Milwaukees, 34 Louisvilles, ys Eries, Atlantic First, Ys and Union Pacifics, Ys. Denver Pre- ferences fell Canadian Railways very quiet. Grand Trunks unaltered. Canadian Pacific Shares fell 34. Nothing much was passing in Foreign Railways. South Americans more or less quiet. Central Argentine rose Nitrate Market quiet; Railways recovered Miscellaneous Securities :—Banks and Breweries quiet. J. and P. Coats' Prefer- ence rose 34. E. C. Powder 34 up. Trusts dull. Gas, Trusts, and Insurance quiet. The following changes occurred since yesterday Foreign Bonds. Fall—Italian, Peruvian Corporation Debentures, Spanish, jig Guatemala, 1888, and Internal, 1 Egyptian Unified, Ys Greek, 1881, Monopoly, and Rentes, Y4. Rise- Brazilian, 1889, Egyptian Domain, Peruvian Corporation Ordinary, 3i Portu- guese, Mexican Silver Currency Loan, 1% Turkish, Groups 1 and 2, 1891, and 1894, Roumanian, 3 Venezuela, 1. British Railways. -Fall-Great Western, Brighton A, North-Western, Midland, North-Eastern, 34- Rise.- Caledonian Ordinary, and do. Prefer- ence, East London, Metropolitan, North British Ordinary, ya and do. Preference, Canadian Railways. Fall Canadian Pacific Shares, American Railways. Rise Atchison Shares, Y, do. A Bonds. 134 5 Atlantic First, Ys Central Pacific, Milwaukees, Erie Shares, Ys Union Pacifics, Y8 Northern Pacific Preference, and Wabash Debentures, Y4. Fall- Denver Ordinary and Preference, Y, Illinois Central, Lake Shore, Louisville, Ye; Ontario, Y4. Foreign Pailways.-Rise-Central Argen- tine, Lombards, n; Nitrate Shares, i Buying again predominated in the Mining Market. The inquiries for South Africans continued, and there were large dealings in Klerksdorp and various Rand issues. Croesus and Jumpers also were, steady. West Australians met with more attention. Cushman's Brilliants and Cool- gardie Gold rose Day's Reward were a shade better, and there was an inquiry for Austins, Great Boulder, and Concessions. Millina Shares were weaker. In Queens- land Shares, Wentworths were again a strong market, and Ordinary further rose Is 6d, to 15s 6d. Bonnie Dundee relapsed 6d. Broken Hill Proprietary Shares ad- vanced Is. Indian Gold Shares quieter. Ballaghat Mysore fell 6d, Mysore Reefs 6d, and Mysore West 3d. Copper Shares steady. Rio Tintos rose A. In miscel- laneous mines, De Lamas rose 6d, and Kapanga Is 6d. Balkis Eerstelings fell 3d, Golden Feather 6d, and Golden Gate 6d. There was a demand for Burmah Ruby Shares, which rose to H. The following changes occurred in South Africans:—Rise—Burmah Ruby, 6s 6d Banket, 2s 9d Champ D'Or Deep Level, 5s 6d De Beers, A. Ferreiras, Jagersfontein, Klerksdorp, 3s 6d Lin- pard's Vlei Estate, 2s 6d Mainreef, New, 2s 6d Nigel Deep, Jumpers, A Langlaagte, Randfontein, 2s Rand Mines, h; Roodepoort Drep Level, 34 Salisbury, -h Transvaal Gold and Ex- ploration, -A United Langlaagte, New, Van Ryn, A. Fall-City and Suburban, Crown Reef, Ex- ploring, lyr, Geldenhuis, Jubilee, Wolhuter, h. At the Bank 290,000 bar gold was bought. Silver is firm. Bars rose n, to 27ffd. Eastern Exchanges steadier. Bombay Transfers, 12 29-32d Calcutta, 12fid Shanghai, 2s 9%d; and Four Months, 2s 9%d Singapores, 2s O%d. Rupee Paper Ys better ab 5634* The Indian Council sold 55,400 rupee bills at 12 31-32d. The list of applications for shares in the Ramsgate Marina, Pier, and Lift Company, Limited, will close to-day (Friday) for town and to-morrow (Saturday) for the country. Madsen's Patent Food Company, Limited, is the style of a new company formed for the purpose of acquiring the patent rights and plant held by Herr Hans Peder Madsen, and for supplying his patent food for cattle, horses, sheep, pigs, poultry, pheasants, dogs, and other animals on a larger scale. This food has been manufactured in Denmark for some considerable time, where. it is in general demand and on the opening of a factory in London, which also comes into the hands of the company, the business has increased at a rapid rate. Such eminent authorities as Prof. Attfield, London, and Prof. Stein, Copenhagen, have analysed the preparation and pronounced it to be exceptionally nutritive. The capital of the company, open to public subscription until Saturday next, is £ 100,000 in shares of £ 5 each. The vendor, who takes one-third of the allotment as part purchase money, declares the cost of production to be small, and as there is reasonable guarantee of a large sale, attention of investors is directed to the prospectus appended in another column. With a nominal capital of £ 100,000 in £ 1 shares, of which only 18,000 are being offered for subscription, the Murchison United Gold Mines Company has been formed to acquire from the British Coolgardie Prospecting Syndicate, Limited, two gold mining leases known as the Lily and the Campania, with a joint area of 12 acres, near Cue, in the Murchison Goldfields. The property has been developed and proved by the present vendors, who have tixed the price at £ 50,000, of which E13,000 is to be in cash and the balance in shares aud it is worth noting that the reports as to the yield of gold are based upon crushings, and not mere assays of samples. From the Lilt Mine 180 tons averaged over 3oz. of gold per ton, while 50 tons from. thepania averaged newijIt^is *fctfifd,J;hafc since the prospectus (which may be found in our advertisement columns) was prepared an additional and valuable claim has been acquired by the vendors which will be handed over to the company for a nominal consideration. The working capital should be ample as issued, and reserved, it will amount to one-half the total capital. The prospectus of the Nugget Exploring Company, Limited, will be found in another part of this issue. It is a company formed with a capital of £ 60,000 in 240,000 shares of 5s to prospect and acquire lands, mines, mineral rights, and other interests in land, concessions, rights of timber, and other property in the Colony of Tasmania and elsewhere, and to improve, cultivate, work, and develop the same, and to deal in the produce thereof to carry on generally the business of an exploring company." The present owners of the various pro- perties are content to accept fully paid up shares for the entire purchase price asked, thereby giving undeniable proof of their confidence in the results which they consider will be obtained after efficient machinery is erected. The list will open this day (Friday), and close for London on Monday and the country on Tuesday next.

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON, Thursday Evening.—The following were the rates of exchange on London to-day Paris—Cheques Z5-Ziij St. Petersburg 3mth.«..93«5 Berlin—8 dnya' sight 20.441 Madrid—sight 27.02 to 27 05 Do. 3 months .20.33^1 Do. 3 months. CO.OO fTanibitrg-3 ILoljtba ..20.37 Constantinople 3 uiths. 111.50 Frpiilcioft-Sliort.. 20.44 I Itome-3 months. ,26,57 Vieunn—.Sight 123.50 Du. sight .» 26.40 > Lisbon 42 1.32 Autwefp—Sh9rt25.23 to 25.27 BlilHSH srMCK5 ePNG 12.10 1.10 CLO AET Uon. Gosch8i»'s2;J p c MoneyjlO^^SM^ 7 ~7T i»o. do. Account I1C4A 10-1 ft New2 £ <lo. il». Localytock 103 Bank of England Stock .J 333A „! India 34 per Cent. I 114. ))0. 3 do. 1 103! Met. Board of W01 k» 3^ p c.. I 110 Do. do 3 pe..1 III India Rupee Paper 3i pc.. 56 £ 5oi lii».C«tnadian4pc.Tan ,Jly. 113 I113. C Good Hope 4 p c, 1385 113 Ins. N. Zealand Consolidtd 109 „ Ins. New Stli. Wales 4 p 0.. 110 Ins. Victoria 4 pc, 1832.S-4. 104 Ins. South Australian .108 Ins. Queensland 4 p c 107 Ji BRITISH K ALL WAYS Brighton 1 tail way Ord. 170 TT Do. do. Deferred 15Ji Caledonian Consolidated 129A 130 Do Pre/erred Con. Ord. Fgjf S3 Do. Deferred Con. Ord 414 41g 414 Chatham and Dover Ord18; 18i Do. Preference i21j Glasgow and South Westn 1<«3 Qreat Eastern Ordinary 764 77 Qfc. Mthn. Prefd. Con. Orily ]13i Uo. Defrd. do. 47 i Do, A's 474' Ot eat Western 153 Hull and Bardslay 33i Lancashire and Yorksliiro 114 London and North-Westrn 177 London and South-Westri' 135 Lon. A Stli. Westi n. Defrd. 67 Man. Shef. and A Lin. Old. 52 Do. Preferred 75 Do. DefeTteil 27 Metropolitan Coiuoildated 90 JOl Do. Land Stock 82 Do. District Ordinary 274 Do. Preferred 55 Midland Ordinary 153 North British Ord. Pre/ 774 "i 77| 78i Do. Ordinary 37 37ii 37 North-Eastern Ordinary 1614 ..I lfcil Nort»* Staffordshire 127 South-Eastern Ordinary .•133 Do. Deferred 874 S75| 574 •• Bast London fcj Taff Vale Act, 18S3 75 .■ furness 6I4 AMERICAN hAIL WAYS. CentralPacifle I.T17^ "17^ 174 Chicago, Milwaukee 5$i 56 Denver Ordinary ll| llg Uj llgi Do Preferred 35 34j ICrle Shares 5| Do Preference 17 .Ji I64 Do Second Mortgage .&0 Illinois Central M„.—l' 854 ..1 Lake Shore 1334 Louis and Nashville 48 4S| 48} Misso&ri, Kansas, A Texas! 144 14^1 144 New York Central 9$4 f New Yoik Ontario 16^ 16^ Norfolk Preference 11^ Hi! 11J North Paciljc Preference 141 14^1 •• PennsylvHiiia Ordinary 31.1 J' Philadelphia and Heading, 44 Do. First Income .Bonds.I Union J'aoiOc 9 Wabafdi Preference .j 13 Do. General Mortgage ,.t 20 Atlantic O. W. lab-More. 134 Atchison 4^ 4 Bo. 2nd Mort. Class A 17± litf 'I.. OTHtClt KAll.WAY Canadian PaciSc 39 3Jj 2S| Grand Trunk Ordinary 43 Do. Guaranteed 37i| Do. First Preference 274 27j Do. Second Preference ..I 134 Do. Third Preference 10 .[ Mexican Ordinary JSJ Do, First Preference. 68 Do. Second Prefereuce 34 Lombards Ordinary CJ i. 9a Mexican Cntl. 4 p c. Bonds 59 „ Do do First Income, 12 Unenos Ayres GI,Southern 104 I Buenos Ayres and Uosaiio 66 Central Argentine 724; FOREIGN STOCKS Chilian, 1BS6 „ 5*4 !7 Do 1892 1024 Buenos Ayres 1882 244 Do 1883 21t Bulgarian 6p.c. 1888 9?| 4rgentine l!i86 654 «. Do Funding. 7H 72 .w Do 44 per cent Sterling 42 .>< Do Treasury 434 j? Argentine Cedulas A 26 Do Cedulas It 25, 25&; .S .J Buenos Ayres Cedulas I.. 5 Do i fi 54 ? Urazilian, 1839 772 Kgyptian Unified 1C43 1C*? Do Gov Vref.Neif 103| Do stat.6 1044 105 Do DairaNew 104 French 3 per Cent. Itente* 1C24 Do 54 per Cent 107 i flungariA,14 pereasib. (joici 1014 German 3 p.c 573 7! Italian 5 per Cent. „ Sli 871, 874 Mexican 6 per Cent. ?)i 7S4: 75* 10 í¡ Pern, Corp. Ordinal* 23 «|.J 24 2§ Do Preference 74 Portugnese per Cent. 186S 2i| Greek, 1881 32 Sl| Do 1881 31J 32 314 2 Bnssian4p. Ct. Coiifersionl 1034 { .„ Spanish 4 ner Cent. m 7S{i 73J 7ei? Turkish, 129^ 100 Do Ottoman Defence 1044 „ I Do 1st Group 643 x Do 2nd Group 474 x > Do 3rd Group 304x 30^ Do 4thGroup fcl x Ottoman Bank Shares ..„ 18a Uruguay 34 per Cent. 46| 47i! Honduras 5| Paraguay — 13 Transvaal Loan US b 1 -1 S C r,, L I A N' I? 0 U S LondonitSJCathorinB eTiks; 44 .j East ft West India Docks.' 154 .J Peninsular A Oriental Prf. 1454 ••• .J' Do. Defetred I 1S5 CunardStearashis, £ 23p;vid| 1#4 9en.St«amNaT., £ 15 paid.. 4 ..? Do. 5 per cent. Pref S ..?• Do. 5per Cent. 1887 444 .]• Anglo.American Tel Pre/ 784 «.?■ Do. do. Ordinary. 4lj Direct United States Cable 8| .4 ..| Hastern ditto 16^ ».» ..l 1 Eastern Ertension^ 171 ..V' •«<' -.f Brazilian SubmarineUi. 1241 j ..v ..j National Telephone 5 j" < Arthur GnimiessOrdinary. 5774 3764, Allsopps Ordinary "m. 149 148V> Bryant and Mty OrdiuvrsL, 15i ConmetL Iro 18 libbw ValeSlk ifcfn.Co.j &I ..V; ..} • 2 Hadson's Bay Shares 13i ..• ■ Hotclikiss 14 1 Deccau Land 58 J;f, Suez Canals 1314 I „ Spratt'e Pateut .v 11 « >^ ..4' — uammoiwls .14 j ..jr .v Kastraans 3i .7' Lister and Co. ,™ 5 .i; > u Salt Onion Ordinary. 31 ..l ..•? Elmore Copper DeJ>o'DgCi>. 111 Nitrate Railway l'li 174 173 17b- Primitive Nitrate 2 San Jorge Nitrate 5f 5! Saixllablo NitriLt* 3i 31 Dublin DlntlJlers _"4 24 BeU' Asb.t-S- 1 lSxd 9ccanaI.and M.. 2J; 2 A Chartered Africa 45/ Bechuanaland Land 33/ ;i .j New liixploi-a'n (Rotlisch's) lip ■< .s '■ Cape Copper Mines "1J .<. ..j .,y Rio Tintos 12J Rio Tintos 12J Mason and Dairy ..r. If Tharsis Copper v. 44 ,.f ..K „ Mysore Gold 2l — Mysore,Gold l,fe-ht. 17/6 ^tireguift Ordinary.. 3 .♦ .u | alouttM* .«. -12/6 11/5 .Ji > J De Beers Din inolt-is. 214 214 It New JaRersfontein^21| Geld Fields, S. Africa 8 ..i 7f4 ..U { Salisbury Gold New >3J 3J. City and Snbutl>au„ 20g 'X « Jumpers ——w. 5S .»•■ ''4 Kerreinis 184 jf Jubilee 1¥4 la ..V ► Simmer arid Jack 13§ IO »• Wemmers 91 ? Crownreef 1"3 Langlaagtes 5 Do. Block li 25/ 24/* Sheba 28/5 .I g8/S 26/§ Nigel *1 Primrose. M 6a '1 Modderfentein New 14 14(\ t. Pioneer „ 4 « Australian Broken Bill 1/3 » Wentworth Priority 21/8 Vfcrapaea Water — llg II4 — »o. Bank- 2i 2 i North's NarigaHon Collie's at Coats 25 24: Pa&rW Soap ordiiiary 5 Batholomay Brewery Ord. 8i M o. do. Pref. 13 Louis do. Ord. 21 Bo d*. Prefl 7 M -• Londonderry lfe'.

DAILY STOCK AND SHARIG LIST SUPl'I IKO BT MESSRS THAOKISRAY & CO. Stock and Share Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers CardlS RAILWAYS. Paid' Prictm PStockBai-*yJJaUWAV .100 ..240 242 L „ Do.s ,4 p.c. Preferred Ord.100 -119h 120% u Do. Deferred Ordinary „100 -.12t% 122^1 „ Oreat Weøeru.lOO ..157% 158'2xd Tondon and North Western.- IOC -176% 177¥2%d Midland 100,152% 153%x* 10 Port Talbot By. and Doolm 2, 1% 2 lu Blionddaaoct s wmaeaKay 1Q' .8 9)46^ Stock Rhymney .100 ..193 195 „ Sevent 8011(1 W ye „„100 «. 11 12 Taff Vale Divided Stock „ _100 73 79 PREFKUTiNTIAL Stock ftrry By. 5 p.c. 1st Pref.100 ..165 167 Do. Consolidated 4 p.c.100 ..132 135 It Do. New 100 _131 133 Brecon AlVler. 1st Prof. Idbl.100 79 &1 Do. 2nd Pref. 1862.100 53 58 „ Cambrian, No. 1,4p.c.100 86 sa Do. No. 2 4 p.c 100 46 47 „ Great Western Cons. 5 <.c. 100 ..174 176xd 10 PembrkA Tenby 5 p.c., 10 81" &xd 10 ltliondda A S'sea Bay 5 p.c. 10 13 13Y4xd Stock, Uhynuiey 4 p.c. Gonsold.100 ..135 137 I tJ Taff. Vale-1 p.c Consold. ^.100 ..136 138 GUAItANTRI!I)-OR,Lr.,ASHI). 50 Aberdareltailway H" 50 ..147 152 Stock Great Western, 5 p. c. guar.100 .r. 175 177xd I Penarth Harbour Dock <fclt?100 ^168 17Cxd 0 Vale of Glamorgan 2 3% 4 RAILWAY ANI) OTUEU DEBENTURES Stock Alex. Dock & By. 4 p.c.1C0;110 112 „ BarryRy. 3 p.c. 100 ..305 106 Ifrecon AMerthyr A 4 p.c.100 .116 HSxd Do B4 p.c.100 ..105 lOSxd Bate Dock 4 p. c :100 ..127 1<9 Caiitbri,; i, A 11 p. C. -100 .131 13-d' Uo. 1$4 p.c -100 ..12a Jbxli Do. C 4 p.c 100 ..119 121xd Pfl D 4 p.c. non cum 100 ..109 lllxd Gre&l 1 ern 5 do 100 ..180 J82 II Midlan"; percent^10C ..111 113 Mid-Wales A 4% percent .100 ..133 13^ „ Neath &.Brecon 1st 100 ..119 '2V.; „ do A I „100 ..1C6 • 08xd „ do. A'2 .100 55 60 Ithonddai&Sw'seaDay 4p.c. 100 ^12ft >28 Bhymney 4 ditto 100 ..136 i8 -100_107 W9 ø BANKS. JO Glamorganshire; Zya.. 4% A% S Glamorganshire, Pref. 2% 5% *5% 60 London <fe Midland 12';a.. 37 38xd 10 1,611tioll lz Proviiieial 5 20'/< 20% 50 Lloyds Bauk .8 i4 24} £ 50 Metro, of England <S! Wales 5 HV4 144i 75 National Provincial .10. "2 ;'3 fa Natiolialilroviliditl .12 49 50 40 Nottii.dc South Wales .„10 ?3% MVi GAS 10 Aberdare 10 r 16 16Vsxd StfCV Cardif fA lOpercont }0v ..207 212 Do. IS 8 percent 100 ..167 )72 Do. C 7 per cent 100".147 152 to Do. D5 percent .„100:i..l05 110 „ Do. 4% p.c. Pref. Stock.100 ..115 120 10, Llynvi Valley 10 j', TOxd Stock Newport A 10 per cent ..100 £ 05 210xd „ Do. 117^per cen _100 ..155 160xd Do. C 7 percent .100 ..145 150xd 35 Swansea 7 per cent 25 41 45 ?5 Do 7 DOV cent 25658 HAS AND WATER. 10 Bridgeliti 10 654 71¡..xd 12 Pontypool (Max. 10 jt.c.l. 12 !• ^^xd in y«t.i:\il A (Bhondda) 1° 17 'Exd 10 Do. B 7 p.c. 15 12 12'Zjixd WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol 58% 20 Do 20 q2 12% 10 Neath A 10 it, 17 10 Pontypridd 10 por ct Ord. lO^. tii 25 10 Do 7 p.c. do. 10 15H 16 COAL AND IRON -10 Albion Slefun Colliery 10. 11% !lU,xd 10 D. Davis & Sons, Limited .10'„ 13% W* 23 Ebb»9 Vale Steel, Iron,ACoal 20. 6^4 7 5 Greal; Western Onl. n 5, 4 4% 5 Do, Pvef. A- 5 .„ 8 8^ 10 II. II. Vivian & Co. A Pref. 8 lVi 1-^ 5 International Coal ,5 21/b 2:iZ >00 Miller & Cory 6 p. c. Debs.1001 ..102 f'3 62% N:ultyglo&B1a.iua.lron J'reC6G. 88 90 10 Newport-Abercjirn 10 4% V% 10 Do. Particii)atiug Pref. 10' 8 9 5 North's Navigation; Colliery 5.. 2% 2% 5 Do 10 p.c. Cum Pref 5.. 6Vs 7 lOG Do. 6 p.c. Deb,100 ..104 106 10 Penrikyber Colliery 10 5% 6,/j) 10 Do. 5to7'/sp.c. Pref. 10 8Va 91/. 400 Powell Duffryn 6 p.c. Deb _100 ..105 107 5 Rhymney Iron 5 1% 1% 5 Do New £ 2 lOacreditedl^ 14s 16s 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. JJebs.100 92 95 17 South Wales Colliery A ..„ 17. 10% 10y2xd 3 Do. 10 per cent. J1 3.. 4% 4-Wxd 3 Do. New Jt IV, 2 2%xd 44 Tr«de>gar Iron and Coal A. ?0 6% 6%, £ 2016s 8d Do It £ 201f's8d8y4 8^4 MISCELLANEOUS Stock Alex. Ok. & By. 4ya A Pref.100 ,.113 115 „ Ditto 4yaB Pref.100 95 98 ]0 Barry Graving Dock 10J.. i5l4 -16^4 1 Bland Sc Co 1.. 10 ltrevyory Orilijanry.. 10 25% 6)" 10 Do. b Prefereitco 10. 16 161;" 10 m. and So. Wales Waggon Z 6 6^4 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 t8 70 i Stock Cardiff <ov >oraf >oii 3^p. c.100 ..1 ibl/t 117^ 10 Cardiff Milling Co Ordinary 10 „ 2Va 3 10 Do. lJ .i. 6 p.c. Prc<^renct> 10 4% 5 5 C',Iittt Paiertit Tramways .¡ 4^ 50 Gardilf Junctiou Dry Dock. 40 42 44xd 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage.. 25 40xd 50 Central Graving Dock 50 48 fO 10 W. Hancock and Co., Ltd..JO 19%. 20 10 J)O. 6 j.c. Prof. 10 T4l/i I4'/2 Stock Do. 4«/9p.c. Deb. Stock .100 ..HO 115 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18- 5% 6 10 Milford Hock 10 1/9 *1C Mordey Carney, Limited 9 10'i 11 100 Do. 4V2 p.c. Deb. (or 1909, at 105) 50 50 52 50 Mountsuiart Dry Dock A iJ V6 78xd 50 J>o, Do, It «0 '•Oxd Newpt. Water £ Annuities £ 63/i 271/* 10 Parnal! & j<lvaus Ord. 2l4 2% 10 Do. Pref. 6 p.c. cum 10 6% 7y< 50 Penartli Shipbuilding 50 317 4<*xd 10 Provincial 10 41/4 4% 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 10 1134 121/* 10 ltoyal Hot&16 Pref. JI) ..7 8 10 SpillerstJc Balcora Ordinary 9 10% 111f. 10. Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 k 100 ..104 10* 5 Thompson Shackell 5 2 3 50 Windsor Slipway 45 ..14 ,15 Bank Kate reduced from 2% to 2 22nd Pe. 1154

SELLERS. 101 Khymney Iron New Shares B200 & £ 101 Rhondda 4 p. c. Deb, at 127 10 Ik-vans Ordinary £1() Shares, at ll/t 11 Pontypool Bakery, £7 paid, at 9 10 Spillers Ordinary and 2 Pref. Shares 6 ss Ogmore Shares, at 6% £ 375 and i;200 Barry Preferred Stock '/i and 40 Port Talbot Ry. Shares 20 & 30 Norths Ord. Shares, at. B2 10s 9d S55 Cambrian C. £ 34 <fc £ 500 D Deb. 21 and 14 Hancocks Pref. Shares I-PIOGI Rhymney Iron 5 p.c.Debs at 93 M J. Biand A Co. £1 Shaves, at 15 ed £ 8fO Alexandra A Pref. Stock 2J Provincial 'I'ram Pref., at- 12 50 Suutl; Wales Colliery A Shares 20 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shs, fit 44 $,CUY.lUtS) -22 Albion Colliery Shares, at 113/i 5 Bute Dry Dock Shares 35 Ben Erans Ord. Shares jESOO Barry Deferred Stock 50 Bland Share*, at 38 60 Bwllfa Merthyr Colliery Shares 2 gijd T. Rlionilda Pref. Shares B500 Taff Vale Stock £ 10dC Barry 4 p.c. or 5 p.c. Pref. Stocks 100 Rhymney Iron Old and New 10 Rhondda Ordinary Shares £ 500 Powell Dnffryn 6 p.c. Debenture B200 Bute Dock Debenture Stock THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF. STOCKBJlOKKnS 10E9 E. T LYDDON AND CO., 1122, BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. relegrams-" Lyddon, Cardiff." 1011 i. Telcoliones—P.O.. 65 Nat.. 103. SELLERS. £ 1000 Barry Preferred Ordinary, at 120% < South Wajes Colliery B and New B Shs. 100 Port Tal bots, at par 1 Ely Rise ss, at 10 30 Hancocks Ordinary at 20 25 National Accident Insurance Shares £ £ 06 Rhymney Rails, at 195 3 Mountstuart A & B Shares 25 Nells Ordinary, at 101f ex div. 50 Vale of Glamorgans, at 33s 9d prem 29 Glamorgan Bank Prefs. and Ord. BUYERS. -Bute Dry Docks, at 63%, 5 Cardiff Exchange Shares- Junior block £50) Barry Deferred, at 121 l/a 75 Port Talbots 5 and 4 Nells Ordinary Shares 50 Spillers Ordinary Hancocks Debenture 8 and o Vale of Glamorgans F. S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1, DOCK CHAMBERS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1083 TEMCCTRAMS "Fleminz, CarAliff." Telephone, 15B 'BUYERS. —Barry Preferred Ordinary Bute Dry Docks Bhondda and S. Bay Ordinary 12 Spillers Preference 6 Mordey Carney Shares, at 10%x Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shares Cardiff Gas Stocks Arrow Fuel Shares, at 61/g S Ben Evans Debentures 5 Ben Evans Ords. Swansea United Brewery Ord. and Pref. 0 Vale of Glamorgan Shares Barry Deferred 115 Main Colliery Shares—bid wanted THOS. F. PEARSON. STOCKBROKER, 36, West Bute-street (and Stock Exchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gedge, Cardiff." Telephones—National. No. 139; P.O. No. 82. 1?33 SELLERS. -Rhymney Ordinary 5 Bhondda Ordinary 10 W. Hancock Ordinary B500 Barry Deferred 3 Mountstnart B Shares EUYEBS. -Rhymney Ordinary Barry Preferred TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1136 Telegmws-"Titr!.DUN.i, CARDIFF." Nat. Tel. No. 130 J. W. COURTIS AND CO., I BANK BUILDINGS. ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. 111* Telegrams—" Stocks. Cardiff." Telephones—Nat., 551; P O.. 517 JjBUYERS Spillers and Bakers Ordinary Shares t Rhondda & S. Bay Ord. Shares S. Wales Jam and Marmalade Co. Shs. £ 500 Barry Preferred Ord. Stock |i Ben Evans Shares SELLERS. 30 and 20 Port Talbot Ry. Co. Shares 13 Swansea6 United Brewery Old. B200 Barry Preferred Ord. Special Business in South African Mining Shares, E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, POWELL-PLACE AND STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1173 ra,ms. I' Shares" Cdiff. 'Irl), lies P.O. No. 51, Nat. 233 BUYERS Glamorgan Bank Ord. Shares, at 4% 2101)0 Rhymney Ordinary Stock SELLERS. -20 Glamorpnshire Bank Pref. Shg, at 5% 20 Balkis Land Shares, at 4g 4d CHARLES MASSY AND CO., CORY'S CORNER, BUTE DOCKS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. Telegrams, "Invest," Cardiff. SELLERS. -70 Norths Ordinary, at 2% C 60 Rhymney Iron Old, at & 295 Barry Deferred, at 122 100 Rhymney Iron New, at l5s 6d 10 & 50 Ben Evans, at 23s 6d 25 Penrikyber Ordinary, afc S^i ex div. BUYEBS. BIOCO Barry Preferred, at 120 50 Albions, at 11% 1CO Ben Evans, at 2s'd special 100 Rhymney Iron Old, at 54a S00 Rhymney Iron New, atl4s9d 15 Tuckers Ordinary, at 2% 20 Mordey Carneys, at lWi 20 South Wales Jam, at 7 !),' _< STEPHEN P. WILLS, SWANSEA. Stockbroker. Tyrants." Wills." S'aea. Tphone, 154 SEU<EBk—Bhondda Ord. and Preferenco PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113, Bute-rd., and Stock Exchange.Cardiff. T'p;rams. Purse. Cardiff." Tohones, P.O 89 Nat. 225 IGUYERS, Intern.,i.tional Coals J. L. Lloyds Searle and Herrings—want offer Newport Abercarn Ordinaries pillers Ordinary 20 Ebbw Vales, at £6 17s 6d 100 Rhymney Old, at 34s 100 Rhymney New, at 14s lOVjd Crown Soaps, 26 paid, at £1 SELLERS. 20 Tuckers Ordinary, at 2"% 20 Western Valley Waters—want offer 50 Palmers Candle Ord., at 41s d 5 Rhymnsy Valley Gas and Water 30 Ben Evans Ords,. at is 3d prem ERNEST SULLY AND CO., 118, BUTK-ST, AND STOCK IIXCHANGE, CARDTFf. Telesrratns "Trust." BUY EAS. -100 Rhymney Iron Old 4 Cardiff Ice Shares 100 Princess Estates SELLERS. —20 Hills Dry Dock Shares 10 Cardiff Ice Shares SOUTH AFRICANS CLOSING MIDDLE PRICES May Consolidated, at 3 Steyns, at 1f! Wastrands, at 3% Champ d'Or, at 4% Champ d'Or Deeps, at 33s 6d at 3% Princess, at 311: Spes Bona, at 38s 9d LIONEL E. TAYLOR & CO. -129, BUTE-STREET, and STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1301 T'grams Security Cardiff." T'phns P.O.. llo; Nat, 212 BU YRRS £ 300 Cardiff Gas Pref., at 122 Bute Dry Dock Shares AN, 0 Barry Deferred Ordinary, at 121: 20 Albion Colliery Shares, at 11% £500 Barry Preferred Ord., at 119% SELLERS Swansea Arcade Shares 15 Gloucester AVagon Shares S250 Great Western Ord. Stock 10 Bute Dry Dock Shares 5 Rhondda Pref. Shares, at 13% 15 Albion Colliery Shares PARSONS AND UOBJBNT STOCKBROKERS, 1086 CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. ,telegrams "Robient. Nownntt.' T^lephon* No?l \VANTIfD. — £ '000 Alexandra 4 p.c. Deb., at 112^ 100 Newport Abercarns 200 Searle and Herriugs 25 Aberdare Gas, at 1 10 South Wales Tobacco Shares 50 Feriiflale Gas £1000 Newport or Cardiff Gas 50 Rhonddas.at 8% 15 D. Davis, at 14y§ 30 Blaenavon Gas, at 9',4 Ground Rents in Newport or Cardiff Cardiff Metal Stamping Shares E I CO&, or part. Alexandra B Pref., at 96 100 International, at 2% S100 Ale.xandra Deb., at 110 £ 70 > Newport- Gas C. at 155 FOR SALE -100 Rhymney Iron New, at 158 B50 Brecon A Debenture 40 Ben Evan-tt:El Is 48 Provincial Tram 6 p.c. Pref., at 12 50 Chadwick Bros. Ordinary 10 Powell Duffryn Shares 100 Internationals, at 2% Dealings in South African & other mines at close price -I. HENRY J. PILLINGER & CO. LATE HETTON SAYCE, VAUGIIAN AND CO. STOCK AND SHAKE BROKERS. 41, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. 1191 I'elephotie No. V?". Tei«»?ainS Pillincer. NtMYnon BU y lnR. £300 Ptyce Tones 5 p.c. Debenture £1000 Alfxandra Dock Deb.. at llP..1 30 Parnall & Evans Prefs., at 6% £1000 Barry 3 p.c. Deb., at 10i £1000 Rhymney Ordinary, at 194 10 D. Davis and Sons, at 14 10 Albiuns. at IH/4 £ 300 Nor'hs Debenture, at 105 30 Penrikyber Ordinary, at 5% xd ICO Hancocks Preference 50 Arnolds Preference BIOOO Tafi Vale 3 p.c. Db. at 107% 100 Rhondda Preferences, at S13 SKLLKRS. S10 0 Rhymoey Ordinary 5iJ Hancocks Preference, at 14 V? 30 Newport Abercarn Colliery shares £ 3-;0 Newport Laundry Shares- to Intejnatwnal Coal, at B2 12s 6d Dealings in all South Africans and West Australian Shares at very close prices. GEORGE H. MUIlt AND CO., STOClv AND SUARE DEALERS. HEAD OFFICES :-9 and 10, PANC (iAS-LANE, QUEEN-STREET, CHEAi'SIDE, E.C. Telegraphic Address: MUIB, CARDIFF." Deal in all quoted Stocks and Shares, for Investment or on cover system. Terms on application. £5 comma,nds £50) stock, or 25 American Shares. c- 10 „ 21,000 or 50 i:50 „ £ 5,000 or 250 and so on in proportion. CARDIFF BRANCH OFFICE, 5, JAMES-STREET, CARDIFF. where clients can obtain any information and constant prices. Bankers: Capital and Counties Be,nk, Ludgate-liill, E.C., and Piccadilly Branches. 13S0

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK 1895. 1894 In. Dt. Taff Vale and PenartoKail. 1365^ 13634,. 19.. Brecon and Merthyr 134.. 1227.. 94.. — Soutli-Eastern 31WH.. 35397.3856 London, Brighton,and S C 36935.. 38843.1908 Rhondda and Swansea Bay. 810.. 47.. 353.. Rhymney. 3709.. 3918.. roa Cambrian J957.. 33Sii. 55 liarry 7272.. 7446. 174 Metropolitan 1373a.. 13280. 541 Lancashire and Yorkshire. 80897 819(0., ..10.3 Metropolitan District. 7650.. 8264. 7H Great Eastern 67257.. 6-250.1013 Midland 153279.-1^583.10304 Pam i)roke and Teiibv 406.. 504. 93 London and South-Western 52314 5fe<91.4^>7 I Great Western 143840..1527:0 .8890 London, Chtthani & Dover. 2173.. 2L-734.1056 Loiidozi and Nortli-lVestern. 196599 2C49i2.8363 I

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF SWANSEA.t NE.WPOJt'il Mrch) —— .11 iMor.jEvn.jHgt. Mor.iEvliijHgt.iMor.jlivji ,Hg; 11 M' 7 14; 7 37,37 5' 6 18' 6 39 33 6' 7 27: 7 50 37 10 12 T! 7 57j 8 1738 & 7 0 7 2034 4,' 8 10i 8 30 3S 11 12 T 7 571 8 1738 6 7 0 7 2034 4; 8 10i 8 30 3S 11 13 Wj 8 35; S 54,33 3| 7 38 7 5/;34 3; 8 48- 9 7'58 8 14 T 9 12' 9 2937 1; 8 1 6 8 35 33 4! 9 25| 9 42 37 & '15 If, 9 47*10 3,34 lli 8 54. 9 13 3i :10 010 16 35 4 16 S10 2110 3831 10r 9 32 3 48 >.8 7 10 3^10 5132 3 17 ^10 5411 12,28 9.10 9 10 28.26 4 11 7jll 2529 2 18 Mill 36' 125 7,10 5411 22!24 4 il 49' i26 0 ♦Roath Ba<:in. tPrinceof Wales Dk. AIex,,tn(tra I)k

BALTIC REPORTS. LONDON. THURSDAY. FREIGHT MARKKT.-—There is a continued fair Inquiry from the Azoff at about late rates.§ Black Sea also steady. River Plate demand remains quiet and rates nominally unchanged. American —Northern Range, 2a 9d Cork for orders, grain phosphates steady Gulf ports, cotton, no change in rates and demand slow. Indian—Bombay and Kurrachoe steady, but not active rice ports firm. Sugar—N.S. Cuba to New York or Philadelphia 9 cents, Boston 10 cents. Ore rates very quiet. Fixtures :-Iono, (steamer), 15,000 qrs of 4001bs., Azoff, lis 6d, new otiarter, lis barley a steamer, 11,000—12,000qrs., 1st-30th April, I Azoff, lis 9d, any port, no reduction barley Toronto (steamer), 3,000 tons, Berdianski or Sostogon, ll^f* Marseilles, 12 fo. Valencia, free of dues Trevider (steamer). Taganrog to Rotterdam, llg 9d, new charter, lis 6d barloy Golden Cross (steamer), Bombay, May-June loading, 17s picked ports, 17s 6d Hamburg. GRAIN REronT. -At the Baltic cargoes of wheat ruled steady, but not so active as yesterday. The Riverside and Marathon, Wallas, on passage, sold at 23s 7%d, and for 16,000 qrs. same quality. May-June shipment, 24s neb paid for 11,000 qrs. Californian shipping 24a 10%d asked. Maize —very little offering in any position the demand, however. 'S quiet. Barley active the John Adamson, Trelawney, and Weardale all sold at 13s 3d. 'i

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. RSPKOIAL THXKGRAMS FROM IXOYD'H AGRIqTS.1 The steamer City of Verviers, in proceeding down the Thames, collided with two steamers during a fog. The names are unknown. The City of Verviers was damaged 011 her port beam and is making water fast. She was run ashore to save sinking. The schooner Jane, of Belfast, for Newport, with cranite, is a total wreck near Porthruffyth. Crew landed at Holyhead. A Tobermory telegram states that the steamer Tartar, of Glasgow, from Glasgow for Western High- lands, stranded at Island Muck on Thursday morn- ing. Her engine-room is full of water and her position is bad. The schooner Jacinth, from Plymouth, has arrived at Swansea with bow damaged through collision with the steamer Thorntondale. A Dunedin telegram states that the British 'barque, •ftJWKona, from Java (or Peeco.have jaut in with sundr* Josses and damages, sustained during heavy weather. Her cargo is damaged, but the extent is not yet ascer- tained. A Hamburg telegram states that the steamer Specialist, previously reported aground. has been as- sisted off. The steamer A Her wash, of Newcastle, from Cardiff, with coal, stranded in Totland Bay, but floated and proceeded east. Tho steamer Asphodel, which grounded in the river Tay on February 26th, has been placed in graving dock. Several plates are damaged on her port side, and the propeller is also damaged. The steamer Maggie, of Hartlepool, from Sunderland for St. Nazaire, with coals, has put into Great Yarmouth holed amidships, five plates down on the port side, decks broken, and other damages, having been run into during a fog on Thursday morning by the steamer Algiers, of Leith. The latter proceeded. Lloyd's agent at Gibraltar telegraphs that the Spanish war vessel Reina Regente, which left Tangier ou the 10th March for Cadiz, is very overdue, and grave fears are entertained for her sa.fety. It is reported that a box of signal flags has been picked up on the Spanish coast.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Thursday.— Wind W, mbderate. Weather hazy. Sea smooth. Barometer 30'33, rising. Passed East- Trias, from INassau for Fal- mouth steamers Braunschweig, from Baltimore for Bremen Cumbria, of Glasgow: Black Cock, of Liverpool; Marie, of London Baines Hawkins, of Newcastle Deutschland, from New York for London Italia, of Middlesbrough Standard, from Phildelphia for Cuxhaven. Passed West- steamers Auric, of Belfast; Rochefort, of Cardiff one of Alfred Holt's steamers, of Liverpool; Celeste, of Liverpool one of Turnbull's steamers, of Whitby North Devon, of Belfast; Ormerod, of Penzance; Telegraphic, of Liverpool; one of Pyman and Watson's steamers, of Cardiff.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLKS LIGHTHOUSE, Thursday.—Wind N, light. Weather foggy. Sea smooth. Passed East-st-eamers Urania, of West Hartlepool Lutece. of Rouen Ancient Briton, of Cardiff. Passed lfest—steamers Corrwg, of Cardiff Effie Gray, of Glasgow Tyne, of Newcastle; Acacia, of London; Thorntondale, of Scarborough.

SHIPS FOR ORDERS. The steamer Rutland, of London, arrived in Swansea Bay on Thursday, received orders, and proceeded for Penarth. The steamer Palma, of Newcastle, arrived in Swan- sea Bay on Thursday, received orders, and proceeded for Cardiff.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Rosehill arvd St Nazair(-from Cardiff 14th Margaret Jones arvd Hull from Alexandria 14th Penzance arvd Algiers from Cardiff 13th Godmunding arvd Penarth from Southampton 14th Egglestone Abbey passed Ushant for Dunkerque 14th Tintern Abbey left St for Penarth 13th Easby Abbey arvd Buenos Ayres 13th Stakesby left Lisbon for Iluelva 13th Thor left St Nazaire for Bilbao 14th A Strong arvd Oran 13th Moonstone arvd Middlesbrough 13th Forest arvd Bilbao 13th Dowlais arvd Gibraltar 13th Blaenavon arvd Newport 13th Xongueil left La Roclielle for Bilbao 13th Swamby arvd Bassein jfrom Colombo 13th Portugalete left Villa Real for Ceylon 13th Merthyr arvd Huelva 13th Pomaron left Huelva for Glasgow 13ih Newby arvd Akyab from Madras 13th Lackenby arvd Hull from Rosario 13th Leven passed Aden from Port Said for orders 13th CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, Mar 13.-Germania as, 1895, London, light. ROATH DOCK, Mar 14.—Zircon ss, ]96, Duddon, iron ore. Crosshill ss, 469, Liverpool, light. Sarmatia ss, 1318. Sir William Molesworth ss, 35, Aberthaw, limestone. BUTE EAST DOCK, Mar 13.—Derby, 55, Sharpness, wheat. Lovely Susan. 44, Sharpness, wheat. Dun- more ss, 809, Dublin, light. Shialnvore ss, 363, Libau, oats. BUTE EAST DOCK, Mar 14-gevern ss, 399, Glasgow, general. Radyr ss, 618, Port Talbot, light. Harriet ss, 380, Newhaven, light. BUTE WHST DOCK, Mar 13.-Hawk, 79, Bideford, ballast. Devon, 65, Bideford, ballast. Jane Ann Elizabeth, 67, Bideforll, ballast. Triumph. 46, St Brieux, potatoes. Ellen, 40, Bristol, burnt ore. Ferric as, 149, Cork, light. BUTE WEST DOCK, Mar 14.—J Williams, 54, Canal, light. Sirene, 74, Bristo lialit. Itunalss, 406, Newport, light. Voltaire ss, 206, Liverpool, general. PENARTH DOCK, Mar 13.-Katy ss. London, Argus ss, Southampton. Surbiton ss, London. PENARTH DOCK, Mar 14.-Georgian ss, Barcelona. Blackcock, Roads. Swiftsure ss, London. ELY RIVgR, Mar 13.—St Decumans ss, Barnstaple. Prudence, Bristol. Netliam ss, Bristol. Providence, Bridgwater. Lady Harvey, Barnstaple. Sarah, Bridg- water. Good Intent, Bridgwater. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Mar 15.—Strathisla ss, Wilhelm, Kurracbee. General Chanzy ss, Anite, Chantenay. Faunus ss. Landsen, Gothenburg. Elizabeth, Brown- ing, Chepstow. Effort, Weyman, Chepstow. ROATH DOCK, Mar 14.-Glonochil ss, Vera Cruz. Niriian Stuart ss, Trippet, Naples. Woodleigh s, Milburn, Port Said. British King ss, Hogan, Por Said. BUTE EAST DOCK, Mar 13.—Upupa SS, Perry, Cork. Kata B Jones ss, Guthrie, Algiers. Gem ss, Smith, Genoa. BUTE EAST DOCK, Mar 14.—Denia ss, Botting, Savona. BUTE WEST DOCK, Mar 13.—Wild Rose ss, Guy, Roads, lteveil ss, Kiely, Cork. Ann, Cook, Ely lfarbour. King Ja Ja ss, Owens, Bristol. BUTE WEST DOCK, Mar H.-Ferric ss, Burns, Cork. Pride of the Usk ss, Carpenter, Roads. Magnet, Dix, Falmouth. Chanzy ss, Guihoraat, Caen. Dart, Young, St Servan Sard ss, Campbell, Dublin. Silver Stream, Williams, Southampton. PENARTH DOCK, Mar 13.—Grimsby SS, 456, Port- land, light. Godmunding ss, 793, Southampton, light. Gemini ss, 585, Devonport, light. Swiftsure ss, 437, Portsmouth, light. PENARTH Docii, Mar 14. -RanmoTe as, 1394, Ply. mouth, light. Britannia ss, 612, London, light. Aus- tralia, 18, Roads, light. ELY RIVER, Mar 13.—St Decumans ss, 77, Barn- staple, light. Bull Dog gs, 91, Bridgwater, light. Enterprise i-s, 70, Bristol, light. Star of the West, 78, Bridgwater, light. Safety, 58, Bridgwater, light. Pallas, 51, JJi'idgivater, lif?ht. Charlotte, '43, Bideford, light. Langford, C8, Bideford, light. Express, 64, Wideford, light. Express, 60, Barnstaple, ballast. Ann, 27, Cardiff, light. ENTERED OUTW ARDS-)IIlr 14. Bombay, Ranmore Head ss, B, 2913, Cory Bros & Co St Malo, Activity ss, B, 677, Kelk, L Gueret Vigo, George Fisher ss, B, 779, Treclimann, Carrick Bordeaux, Eastwood s, B, 934. Wilkinson, R Ropner Venice, Southgate as, B, 1052, Mills, Turnbull Bros Santos, Audreta, B, 1635, Mills, W ri, Farrier Port Said, Mandalay ss, B, 1143, Tiudale, Turnbull Rosario, Emilia Ciainpa, ly, 917, Maresca, Heard & Co Genoa, Ackworth ss, Si, 1493, Hardy, Wilson & Proctor Port Said, Gladestry sis, D, 1521, Savenwright, Lambert Port Said, Biodwen s:, B, 1944, W H & C T Jonesj Algiers,iEuterpe ss, B, 9J6, Rule, Osborn <fc Wallis Paimpol, Amelia Jane, 1>. 51. Addison, Morel Bros&Co Bordeaux, Dordogne ss, B, 538, Gorvin, W R CorSeld Venice, Chingforcl ss, B, luO, Pyman, Watson <fc Co Caen, Ituna ss, B, 407, Goodridge, J T Duncan & Co Huelva, Godmunding ss, B. 798, Jones, J Cory & Sons Savona, Reindeer ss, H, 1252, Stephens, Mawson&Goss Tonis, Tyneniouth Castle ss, B. 829, Firth, Stephens, Mawson & Goss j Rio de Janeiro, C 1%1 r C, B, 1732, Cory Bros & Co Jersey, Nerio mI, .n,t37, Jeune, Morel Bros & Co" Iquique, Crown of India, B, 1975, Flack, Tanner & Co Alexandria, Caduceus ss, B, 1114, Beadle, Hall Bros Ergasteria, Saragossa ss, B, 1145, Dyett, Hardy, Wilson & Proctor Laa Palmas, Jessica liS, B, 1389, Thomas & Radcliffe CLEARED—Mar 14. Bombay, Ramore Head ss, B, 5000 coal SI; Malo, Activity ss, B, 1280 coal Port Pirie, Miltiades, B, 1500 coke Buenos Ayres, Nith ss, B. 2600 coal Genoa, Cleveland ss, B, 2800 coal Port Said, Gladestry ss, B, 3500 coal Las Palmas, Rhosina SS, B, 3100 coal Puerto del Plata & Vera Cruz, Glenochil sa, B, bunkers Venice, Southgate ss, n,1900 coal Barcelona, Georgian ss, B,1200 coal Santos, Andreta, B, 2600 coal Palermo, Tregurno ss, B, 3100 coal Port Said, Mandalay as, B, 2000 coal Marseilles, Maroc ss, F, 2000 coal Port Said. Blodwen ss, B, 4000 coal Algiers, Euterpe as, B, 1800 coal Bordeaux, Dordogne M, B. 900 coal, 100 fuel Port Said, Holderness ss, B, 1832 coal Caeu, Ituna as, B, 730 coal Savona, Reindeer ss, B, 2500 coal Venice, Chingford ss, B. 2300 coal Tunis, Tynemouth Castle ss. B, 1600 coal GnoD., Ackworth ss, B, 2758 coal Rio Janeiro, Craigerne, B, 3000 coal Jersey, Nerio, B, 60 coal Paimpol, Amelia and Jane, B. lOõ coal Huelva, Godmunùing ss, B, 1350 coal Alexandria, Caduceus ss, B. 2300 coal IMPORTS—Mar 14. Sharpness, Derby, wheat, Cardiff Milling C Sharpness, Lovely Susan, wheat, J Weston Libau, Shialnvore ss, oats, Spillers & Bakers Glasgow, Severn as, general, E Taylor & Co St Brieux, Triumph, potatoes, G Shapland Bristol, Ellen, burnt ore, C Tennant & Son Liverpool, Voltaire ss, general, M J Begg & Co Duddon, Zircon as, iron ore, DowlaisIronCo Aberthaw, Sir William Molesworth, limestones, H Scull BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, Mar 13.-81; Pabcras ss, Liverpool, light. Marie ss, Penarth, light. "ARRIVALS, Mar 14.-rentonia as, Rotterdam, light. Roma as. Cardiff, light. Mid-Surrey ss, London, light. Industry. SAILINGS, Mar 13.—Maria ss, Smyrna. Beneficent ss, Port Said. Baines Hawkins, Caeu. Little Pet, Newport. SAILINGS, Mar 14.-Darent, Havre. Geo Fisher ss; Vigo. Glantivy S, Las Palmas. Fuhvell ss, River Plate. Rhoda, Bideford. Melbourne, Barry Harbour. NEWPORT—ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Mar 14.—LlandafE 83, 242, Brest, light. Ikbal ss, 3503, Antwerp, light. Foyle ss, 168, Fowey, light. OLD DOCK, Mar 14.—Rathkenny ss, 180, Llanelly, light. Arthur ss, 241, Dublin, light. RIVER, Mar 14.—Peter James, 78, Cardiff, light. John ss, 86, Bristol, light. Ethel ss, 55, Swansea, light. Argo, 41, Bideford, sand. Ethel ss, 45, Bristol, general. Paragon SII, 172, Avr, pig iron. Julia, M. Highbridge, light. Magnet, 56, Minehead, light. Enid ss, 59, Swansea, light. James Hogg wr, 316, London, loam. Flora, 45, Highbridge, light. Mary Jane, 57, Bristol, light. Elizabeth, 29, Bridgwater, light. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Mar 14.—George ss, Murphy, Dublin. Hugh Sleigli ss. Ross. Bilbao. OLD DOCK, ik,ar 14.-Pyrope ss, Shaw, Waterford. Rathkenny ss, Hill, Belfast. RIVER, Mar 14.-Richard Cobden, McCue, Cork. Tredegar ss, Cockle, Bristol. Ethel ss. Miles, Bristol. Enid ss, Harris, Bristol. Thomas ana Maria, Young, Bristol. Orpheus ss, Thomas, Burry Port. County Of Lancaster ss, Andrews, Bristol. Reliauce, Herbert, Btistol. Orpheus ss, Thomas, Burry Port. County Of Lancaster ss, Andrews, Bristol. Reliauce, Herbert, Stroud.J Gervase ss, Jaco, London. Moderator ss, Knight, Bristol. Tweed ss, Lindsay. Swansea. Mary Lander, Bate, Watcnet. Plover ss, Owens, Liverpool. Arabella, Camm. Bideford. Sultan, Sergeant, Ply- mouth. Susie May, May,. Cork. Red Tail, Miller, Cliarlestown. Acorn, Whelan, Queenstown. Provi- dence, Ruby, Bristol. dence, Ruby, Bristol. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Mar 14. Alexandria, lirichgarvie ss, B, 1763. Stobart, Wm Blow Bombay, Ikbal ss, B, 3503, Delargy, Powell Duffryn Co Valparaiso, Lota., B, 1286, Couch, N C Downing Bordeaux, Thomas CoalAl ss, B. 627, T Beynon & Co CLEARED—Mar 14. Leghorn, Hartburn ss, B, 2350 coal Alexandria, Inchgarvie as, B, 3200 coal Monte Video, Buenos Ayres, and Rosa,no, Ruskin SS, B, 1000 coal, 500 general INWOP.TS- r 14. Ayr, Paragon ss, 450 pig iron, J F Thomas & Co Bristol, Isca as, general, Burton It Son Bideford, Argo, sand London, James Hogg ss, loam Bridgwater, Devon ss, 55 wheat, Star Mills Co EXPORTS COASTWISE-Mar 14. Cork via Cardiff, Upupa ss, 630 coal, 30 general, J Maddock Barnstaple. Fishguard Lass, 50 coal, Waterloo Coal Co' 'Fowey, Foyle ss, 350 coal. J F Thomas & Co Waterford, Kirkless ss, 430 coal. J F Thomas <fc Co Dublin, Arthur ss, 620 coal, J F Thomas & Co Bristol, Iron Duke as, 165 coal, A J Smith 'Bristol, Superb, 110 coal, A J Smith Portland, Paragon ss, 470 Coal J F Thomas & Co t Bridgwater, Thorney, 130 coal Dungarvan, Boadicea, 170 coal, T G Cartwright t Bridgwater, Robin fhood, 105 coal, H Lewis ,« 11 Bridgwater, Gloucester Packet.. 150 coal, H Lewis ■Galway, Microphone ss, 440 coal, Thos Wilks <fc Co Cork, Catherine Sutton ss( 360 coal, Thos Wilks & Co" St Agnes, St Agnes, 92 coal, Partridge, Jones & Co Baiwon, Secret, 150 coal, Q M$t|ipphrw Co

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CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, THURSDAY. Tiiers was a good attsndance 011 'Change to-day, but tho coal market was unsettled, and as there was little coal to dispose of for shipment tisxt week operations were restricted. Small steam, howpvw, was more plentiful, and prices had a downward tendency. The following are the current I quotations :Firsfc-class steam coal. lis 61 to 119 9d second-class, 11s to lis 3d dry, 10s 6d to 10s 9d small, from 5s 6d to 6a 6d, according to quality. First-clasa house coal, 10s 9d to lls; No. 3 Rhondda, 10s 6d to 10il 9d brush, 8s 9d small, 7s to 7s 6d No. 2 Rhondda large, 9:3 to 9s 3d through, 79 to 7s 3d small, 4s 9d to 5s. Pitwood, 13s 6d to 13s 9d. Coke, lis 6d to 17s, I according to quality. Tha oubward freight market remains steady. The Italian market, however, shows signs of improvement. The homeward market from the Black Sea is steady, with a little more inquiry for tonnage. Mediterranean and ore ports quiet. Eastern easy, and little or nothing doing from the States. The following fixtures were reported to. day :— OUTWARD-STICAMICB& Cardiff to:- St. Nazaire, modiSed terms. St. Nazaire, 5.60fcs. Helvortslms, 4-s 6d, clean. Valencia, 7s 6d, clean. Gibraltar. 5s 9d, rieti (Reggio). Algiers, 8fcs, clean (Euterpe). Genoa, 6 9d, clean. Genoa, 7s, clean (Monte Rosa, and three other boa-ts). Port Said, 6s 6d clean. Smyrna, 6t 6d clean, 3200 boat. Telleriffe, 7s (Springwell). Teneriffe, 7s (Cilurnum). Newport to Barcelona, 9., 9d, clean. HOMKWAED—STBIAMKHS. ,Huelva to Dankerque, 7s 9d (Gwentlsliid). Bilbao to Dunkerque, 6fcg, contract for 25,000 tons over the year. OUTWAI:LD,- SAIL. Cardiff to Rio Janeiro, 14s (Largo Ba.y). Swansea to San Francisco, 138 (Osborne). The shipments at Barry Dock on Wednesday amounted to 14,267 tons. Vessels in dock-, 27 steam, 13 sail; total, 40.

0:: 11 11 Gloucester, Reliance, 65 coal, G M Humphreys & Co Padstow, Frederick William, 110 coal, Humphreys Bridgwater, Sarah, 120 coal, G M Humphreys <ft Co Bristol, County of Lancaster ss, 260 coal, A J Smith Bristol, Harriet, 150 coal, A J Smith Belfast, Rathkenny ss, 480 coal, J F Thomas & Co SW ANSEA-ARRIV ALS. NORTH DOCK, Mar 13.-Amphitrite, 63, Bristol, barley. F L B ss, 129, Newport, light. Elizabeth Hill, 64, Padstow, light. NORTH DOCK, Mar 14.—Purveyor, 33, Boscastle, light. Talbot ss, 300, Liverpool, general. SOUTII DOCK, Mar 13.-Livingstone, 163, Padstow, i ^SouTlI DOCK, Mar 14.—Marshal Keith ss, 311, Caen,' light. Shoal Fisher, 99, Dungarvan, light. Lntecess, 7°PraNCE^F' u1 ALES DOCK, Mar 13.—Comorin ss, 346, Glasgow, general. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Mar 14.—Liverpool sa, 203 Tralee, light. Urania ss, 1703, Liverpool, light. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Mar 13.— Electric, Pittaway, Watchet. Matchless, Walkley, Rhosilly. NORTH DOCK, Mar 14.—Corrwg ss, Vigors, Bayonne. Neptune, Field, Highbridge. Henry Fisher ss, Nelson, Neath. SOUTH DOCK, Mar 13.—Italia ss, Longstaff, Bremen. Welsh Prince ss, Chtdgey, Bridgwater. Gertrude as, Herrington, Rotterdam. Tweed SS, Lindsay, Belfast. Collier ss, Fox, Bristol. SOUTH DOCK, Mar 14. Effie Gray ss, Harvey, Warrenpoint. Acacia ss, Moore, Treport. Tyne ss, Bewen, Trouville. Salerno ss, Curwen, Genoa and Leghorn. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Mar 13:-Missouri ss, Browne, Philadelphia. Mendota ss (late Caxton ss), Dickens, New York. ENTERED OUTW ARDS-)Iar 14. L'Orient, F L B, F,-129, Benoit, L G Jeffreys New Fairwater and Reval, Comorin, B, 346, Burgess Bat-oum, Urania ss, B, 1703, Societe Commerciale Caldera, Sinbad, E, 615, Brisc H Goldberg & Co St Malo, Marshal Keith, Ger, 611, Harries Bros CLEARED-Mar 14. Genoa and Leghorn, Salerno ss, B, 700 coal, 550general St Malo, Marshal Keith, Ger, 500 coaK Cherbourg, Edith Mary, B, 285 coal, 40 fuel L'Orient, F L B ss, F, 320 fuel Genoa, Free Lance ss, B, 1300 fuel I.M,PORTS-Mar 14. Bristol,^1 Amphitrite, 90 barley, John Dyer EXPORTS COASTWISE—Mar 14. Highbridge, Merthyr SS. 128 coal, E A Cleeves & Co Baibriggan, Victor, 150 coal, Gwauncaegurwen Co Plymouth, Mary James, 260 coal, Evans & Bevan Galway, Liverpool ss, 330 coal, G Shepherd & Co Looe, Mary Barrett, 155 coal, Gwauncaesurwen Co Boscastle, Purveyor, 65 superphosphate, Vivian <fc Sons Cardigan, Ellen Owens, 55 coal, S & J Hill Cardigan, Ellen Owens, 55 coal, S & J Hill London via Newlyn, Fitzvvilliaia ss, general, Tucker & Co 40 flour, Weaver & Co BRITON FERRY. ARRIVALS, Mar 13.-City of York ss, 23, Bristol, general. Myrrli, 22, Bideford, roots. Arvan, 67, Bridgwater, timber. Mar 14.—Bay Fisher ss, 185, Barrow, iron ore. Olivia ss, 110, Portreath, ballast. Henry Fisher ss, 331, Swansea, ballast. SAILINGS, Mar 13.—Count d'Aspremontss, Stevenson, Ilayle. Betsie, Lewarne, Truro. Mar 14.—City of York ss, Baker, Bristol. Duddon ss, Mills, Warren- point. PORTHCAWL. ARRIVAL, Mar 14. -Conistoit Fell ss, Exmouth, light. SAILING, Mar 14.—Coniston Fell sm, Fowey, 330 coal. LLANELLY. CLEARED—Mar 14. London, Volanle 5S, B, tinplates Liverpool, Orpheus ss, B, tinplates Honfleur, Torquay ss, B, 800 coal Caen, Plantagenet ss, B, 700 coal Devoraii, Mary Farley, B, 148 coal