South Wales Daily News

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, LONDON, Saturday. Money Market is without any fresh development. Capital is abundant and the demand very quiet both as regards loans and discounts. Call money is quoted at per cent., and although per cent. is asked for loans into July, business is occa- sionally done at a lower figure. As regards discounts not many bills were available, and the rate for three months' Bank bills was weak at per cent. Loans to the Stock Exchange on Monday will no doubt be granted on very easy terms. Stock Exchange business to-day is ex- tremely quiet, but the tone is good except for Peruvian securities, which are flat on persistent Paris selling. The settlement in Mines has commenced, and it promises to be easily arranged, charges being much lower than on the last occasion, whilst the number of shares to be carried over has been appreciably reduced. The average rate for sound companies has been 7% to 10 per sent. Consols closed at 106Ys to 106% xd for delivery, and 106/5 to 1OWg xd for the account 2% per Cent. (Childers'). 104 to 105 xd 2% per Cent., 104X/K to 104% xd Local Loans Stock, 109 yA to 109%. In Foreign Bonds dealings have been insignificant. The feature has been the further heavy fall in Peruvian on con- tinued sales from Paris. Both Preference and Debentures fell 1. Argentines were steady, and the Funding Loan Y4. higher, notwithstanding the rise in the Gold Pre- mium to 247 per cent. Other South Ameri- can, as well as Mexican Securities, were quiet. In Internationals there was nothing doing. Italian advanced to 88%, and Spanish to 19%. Egyptian and Turkish issues were inactive, and occasionally l/e to lower. Chinese Silver Loan closes at 112. and the Gold Loan at 105. Home Railways have been extremely quiet, and without any special feature. The Jnovements in prices were irregular. The Underground lines were irregular and closed Weak. Metropolitan fell and District Scottish Stocks fairly steady. Caledonian Deferred was better, and North British Deferred unaltered. In the heavy lines there was practically nothing doing, the only movement being a fall of Hull and Barnsley and Sheffield Deferred issues were quiet, without fihange. Great Eastern continued to droop, an<? East London was lower. The Southern lines were firm. Brighton A ind South-Eastrrn A rose y The American Railway Market was healthier in tone, and although not much fresh business was transacted an all but general improvement sot in. The market was strengthened by the belief chat the iiettletnent will pass or easily, aid with its eompletion business will be stimulated. AteUbon A Bondj rose YG Milwaukees JDwvet Prif«re»c«, ;I«8dKe..Stoael 1 Louisvilles, Erie. Northern Pacifies, Union Pacifics, Wabash Debentures, and many others, to 34. Canadian Railways were quiet b.frrfu. Grand Trunks closed without ch<jirg6. Cana- dian Pacific Shares were !4 tip- Foreign Railways 'were very quiet. Mexican rallied a iittle from the depression, the Ordinary rising and First Prefer- ence Mexican Central were better. Tb/ete was very little doing in Nitrates, and no particular change in prices. Bank Shares were quiet. Breweries I were steadier. Allsopps rose 1. Bryant and May 34 up. Suez Canal declined 1, Maxim-Nordenfeldt n. Gas, Trusts and Insurance quiet. The following changes occurred since yesterday :— I Foreign Bonds.—Rise—Argentine Fund- ing, Ecuador. 1; Italian, Spanish, 34- Fall—Egyptian Unified, Peruvian Ordinary, 34 do. Preference and Deben- tures, 1 and Turkish, Group 3, British Railways. Rise Caledonian Deferred, Brighton A, Chatham Ordinary, South-Eastern A, Fall- East London, Ii Great Eastern, 34 > Lancashire and Yorkshire, Metropoli- tan, Metropolitan District, j and North-Eastern, Ys. Canadian Railways. Rise Canadian Pacific Shares, y2. American Railways Rise Atchison Shares, do. A Bonds, Milwaukees, Denver Ordinary, do. Preference, Illinois Central, Lake Shore, 1 Louisvilles, Erie Shares, Ontario, Atlantic First Mortgage, 34 Norfolk Preference, 34 Northern Pacific Prefer- ence, Pennsylvania, Union Pacific, Wabash Preference, do. Deben- tures, I Foreign Railways.—Rise—Mexican Ordi- nary, 34 do. First Preference, Mexican Central, Fall—Central Argentine, The settlement in Mines has commenced to-day, and is expected to pass off easily. It was a favourable feature that rates had a tendency to fall off as the day progressed instead of hardening as has been the rule of late. At the commencement of business the general quotation for all sound issues was 7% to 10 per cent., but charges eased off in the afternoon, and towards the close Char- tereds were carried over even." Not much fresh business was done, but the market finished up with a firm tone. In South Africans East Rands were in strong favour, and Rands, Randfontein, z, Chartered, Van Ryn, and many others were being bought, the final tendency being much more cheerful. West Australians also have exhibited greater steadiness, except London- derries, which have fallen n. Great Boulder, Hampton Plains, Lady Loch, and West Australian Explorations were h to up. Queensland Shares were very quiet. Indian Gold Shares were steady. Mysore and Nun- dydroog rose A. Champion Reef fell In Copper Shares Rio Tinto rose fog. Amongst Miscellaneous Atchilles fell 3d, to 3s 6d, and Hyderabad Deccan Shares were 1\ lower. The following changes occurred in South Africans :-Rise -B liffelsdoorn, & Buffels- doorn Consolidated, h; Chimes, Crcesus, -fla East Rand Proprietary, 11-32; George Goch, Ginsberg, Glencairn, h Henry Noorse, fog Kimberley Roode- poort, Langlaagte, n; May Consoli- dated, y, Randfontein, ls6d Rand Mines, Rietfontein, Sheba, fog Van Ryn, ys Chartered, Consolidated Gold- fields, A Tate Concessions, and South African Gold Trust, Ys. Fall-Angelo, 34 Bonanza, h; Comet, Nigel, Orion, 1\ Oceana, Consolidated Land, 34 and Mashonaland Agency, fg. At the Bank of England 100,000 sovereigns has been withdrawn for the Cape. Silver is steady Bars, 30 %d. Eastern Exchanges were firmer. Bombay Transfers, Is 1 d; Calcutta, Is 1 11-32d Hong Kong, 2s llird Four Months, 2s 2 d; Shanghai Transfers, 3s Four Months, 3s 03 £ d Singapore, 2s 2%d. Hupee Paper rose to 58% to 59. The Indian Council sold two lacs of bills at Is l%d. In examining the Board of Trade returns for May. it must not be forgotten that the comparison is with a month last year which included the Whitsuntide holidays. The results shown, however, are about as favourable as was anticipated. There is a gain in the exports of £ 860,532. For the five months there is a deficiency of £ 656,904. In the matter of imports, the month's figures show an increase of 9618,026, and the five months a deficiency of 96,976,092.

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON, LONDON, Saturday Evening.-—The following were the rates of exchange on London to-dav Sarv_Cohe,qHe. 25 :15 St-Petersburg 3mths..00.00 Berlm—8 tl.iyg g'Kljt 20.244 Madrid—flight 28 S3 Do. S in on Lbs .20.40 I I>o. 3 mouths CO 0J flaniburg-3 months ..20.394 | Constantinople 3 mth3.Hl 25 Frankfort-Short. 20.15 Iltome-3 mouths. ..00.06 Vienna—Sight 121.4U Do. sight .¡04.75 Ainsterd.%ni-Sliort.12.114 I Lisboa -.116-16 Alltfterp-ShortOO.OO to 00.00 I gJtan,-SH STOCKS OPNO 12.10 CLO AP "on. Stiscben's 2J p e Money 11061 r TT 106 A TT loo. do. Accouut .|lC6i New 2t do. do j lC4j Local Stock 1105 BAnk of Englan(I Stock 335 Iadia 34 per Cent. H5± 3 do. 10t4 Met. Board of Woilts 34 p e.. 1194 *'° 3pc.. 1114 „ „ j, India Rupee Paper 34 pc.. 58i „ lns.Canadian4 pc Jau ,Jly. 113 ins. C Good Hope 4 p c, 1883 119 Ins. N. Zealand Consolidtd 111 ™ Iiia. New Stli. Wales 4 p c.. 115 „ Ins. Victoria 4 p c, 1882-3-4. 107 Ins. South Australian 10S x Ins. Queenslandp c 109 x' FORISIQN STOCKi Cbilian, 1886 97 974 Do 1852 1024 I! Buenos Ay res 1882 „ 25 M Do 1883 25 „ Bulgarian 6p.c. 1888 98 „ 97i Argentine 1886 67 Do Funding 12) 73 Do 44 per cent Sterling 46 Do Treasury 424 Argentine Cetlulas A 31 Do Ceriulas B 26j Kuenos Ayves Cedulas I 8 do j. 7 Brazilian, 1889 74* 74 741 Egyptian UniSed 103. 1041 Do Oov Vref. New 1014 Do Stat6 I)oinaiii 1C44 Do DairaNeTf 1024 tfrencli 3 per Cent), ltentes lOli „ Do 34 per Cent). 106i .] i aungaiian4perCenfc. Gold 1031 103 103J German 3 p.c. S74 I Italian 5 per Cent. 834 881 Mexican 6 per Cent. !i7 .A Peru. Corp. Ordinary 5 41 Do Preference Iii 16 15 15i 1* Portuguese per Cent. 1869 25S 254 25 £ Greek, 1881 344 „ J Do 1861 344 c. Knasian 4 p. Cb. COIITOMIOU 103 Spanish 1 per Cent. fcSJ 09 riirkisb, 1894 984 c. Do Ottotaan Defence 102 l)o 1st Group 64 „ „ Do 2nd Group „ 444 «. 441 Do 3rd Group 27j „ So 4th Group 254 gttomau Bank yitares loi Uruguay 34 per CenO 47J „ „ Honduras 74 «. „ „ Paraguay 15 „ Transvaal I^>an 114 1 BRITISH ITAILWAYS Brighton ltailway Ord. 175 Do. do. Deferred 159i 1594 159g Caledonian Consolidated 134 — Do Preferred Con. Orel. 894 Do. Deferred Con. Ord 45i 454 45i Cbathain and Dovar Ori lai 13 Do. Preference 123 Glasgow and South Westc 109 Great Eastern Ordinary 784 13i J Gt. N tbn. Prefd. Con. Ordy 1154 „ Do. Defrd. do. 50.. Do. A's 494 50 Great Western 157J Hull and Barnsley — 313 Lancashire and Yorkshire 1194 Loudon and Nortli-Westrn 1783 1- London and South-Westrii 2CO Lon. 66 Sth. We tru. Defrd. 70 Man. SheL and A Jjn. Ord. 54 Do. Preferred 71 Do. Deferred 28j Metropolitan Consolidated 834 fC 88i Do. liand Stock 834 « Do. District Ordinary 28i 2S. Do. Preitrred 974 Midland Ordinary 154 Nortli Britisli Ord. Prof. 781 Do. OrUinaiy 39, 40 North-Eastern Ordinary 1634 North Statford-thire 127 Soil Lb- &-xterli Ordinary 135 Do. Deferred 2w 9. East- London 7A „ Taff Vale Act, 1889 79 Furnesa 664 I I I I — — — AMERICAN RAILWAYS. Central Pacific lfcj Chicago, Milwaukie 67J 67 j 68 Os^ver Ordinary 143 w 14J Do Preferred 471 p. 47j Erie Shares — — — IO4 10| 111 -• — i Do Preference 24 „ „ Do Second Mortgage p. «7 „ 671 ? lllinoiK Central _I "58 -j- Lake Sbore 150 Louis and Nashville 584 5 594 Missouri, Kaasas, A Texas lf 4 16j isf 16. New York Central- 104 New York Ontario 184 1:1 134 Norfoik Preference 144 141 15 North Pacific Preference IBJ I 13 lsj Pennsylvania Ordinary 54 — Philadelphia and Beading o4 *3 • «. Do. First Income Bonds, 33 Onion Pacific 134 13J 134 13| Wabash Preference 191 lfi — Do. General Mortgage 2bj 2>j Do. General Mortgage 2bj 2>j Atlantic G. W. let Mort. ldot 18 18, .tchison -s.t ,9 <9i., I Atchison J94 9 1 1 ^OT^BftRAlLW A* 53 534 53i 53J r«<fSnd TtnnkOrdinaty „ — Do. Guaranteed „ 47 Z Do. First Preference 37$.. Do. Second Preference „ 244 Do. Third Preference 14i Mexican Ordinary I9f! 20 201 Z Do. First Preference. 72 73 724 ™ Do. Second Preference 37 Lombards Ordinary 9§ 94 gj Mexican Cut I. 4 pc. Bonds 67 671 « Do. Third Preference 14i Mexican Ordinary 19t 20 201 Do. First Preference. 72 1 73 724 Do. Second Preference 37 Lombards Ordinary 9§ 94 gj Mexican Cut I. 4 pc. Bonds 67 671 « Do do First Income 15 „ „. „ M Buenos A yres Gt. Southern 113 •• I —I — Buenos Ayres and Rosario 64 65 „ Central Argentine 71 704 MISCELL ANEO DS. Landon&S^Katberine'sDks 47 East & West India Docks. 13 Peninsular & Oriental PrL 147j Do. Defeired 187 Cunai'dSteaiushis,fJ20pai() 10 Qen.SteamNav.. £ 15 paid.. 4 j Do. 5 per cent. Pret 4 Do. 5per Cent. 1887 «. 4 A agio.Ainerictn Tel Pret.. 85 Do. do. Ordinary 47 Z Direct United States Cable 94 Eastern (litto 16a Eastern Extension.. 17 Brazilian Suhuiarine^. 131 Z National Telephone 6g Arthur Guinness Ordinary. 3674 Allsopps Ordinary 1414 1424 Batholomay Brewery Ord. Do. do. Pref. 13 Louis do. Ord. 33 Do do. Pref 83 Bryant and May Ordinary. 153 16 Tarapaca Water 10* Do. Bank 2| North's Navigation Collie's 21 Coats 234 23| Pears' Soap Ordinary 43 Consettlron 21 Ebbiy Vale St. Al'n Co 7i Bay Shares 14 Hotchkiss J e. Deccan Land 8j FA 81 Suez Canals 130 129 Spratt's Patenb II Qaiuniond Eastmans 2b Lister and Co. Salt Union Ordititi-y 3a R,Imore Col)per I)epo-ogCo. 14 Nitrate Bailway 16j Prirnitive Nitrate 3J It San Jorge Nitrate 54 San PiLblo NiLrate2 Dublin Distillers & Bell's 93 Oceana Land 2S 2|^ Chartered Africa 31 31 iii Becbuaualand Land 2k 2f. lip Cape Copper Mines 2A Rio Tintos 16i 16/8 16H JTason and Barry 2i 23 Tharsis Copper 4g Mysore Gold 2^ 3 Mysore Gold Melds 25/ 24/ 24/6 Ooregum Ordinary 3 .vIontiuiaM 13/6 Burma. Ruby 19/6 De Beers Diamonds GO noutli African Explorat ions llA New .Ta«ersfontoiu 9,1, Gordon Diamonds. '-I:' Gold Fiel,ts, S. Africa 8 3fl Salisbury Gold New 4jj City and Suburban. „ 25 25j Jumpers 5J 51 Ferreinui 16J Jubilee 101 Simmer and Jack 15 I Wemmers. 11 Crownreef Si 9 9J Langlaagtes 54 51 1)0. JUock B.. 221 2216 Sheba 1(1 East Rand 4 P. 44 4a 44 Rand Mines. 283 9 83 91 Nigel 1; Prinm 6i Metropolitan (New) 24 217. ;'Jodtie!-fentein New i,ij Princesd 2ti Pioneer E, Australian Broken Hill ..3/ I endenElerry. & Wentworth Priority t

SEVERS. £ 200 Swansea Harbour Stock, at 108% JO Albion Colliery Shares, at £ 12 11a 3d 30 Rhondda Ordinary, :E,. paid, at 1 20 Norths Col. Ord. Shares, at 428 6d £ 300 <fe S100 Rhon. 4 p.c. Deb Stk. at 129 30 Parnall & Evans Pref. Shares, at 7% 10 Hancocks Deferred Ord., at 9 10 & 5 London & Prov Bk New Alts, at 1% 23 Port Talbot Ry. Shs, B2 pd, at 36s 3d 25 Penrikyber Pref. Shares, at ga4 10 & 2 Spillers Ordinary Shares, at 14% 30 Norths Pref. Shs., at 6% £ 5C0 Buckleys Brewery Deb.—bid wtd. 2 and 1 Hancocks6 p.c. Pref Shs, at 14xd £100 Barry 1st 5 p.c. Pref. Stock 21000 Bute Dock 4 p.c. Deb. Stock Btf FRHS -40 Hancocks Preferred Ord. Shares 10 Cardiff Junction Dry Docks, at 43 S500 Swansea Harbour Stock, at 108 -21000 Great Western Guar. & Deb Stock EIOOO Taff Vale Ord., at 7? 25 Barry Graving Dock Shares, atlo% 60 Newport Abercarn Ord. ahazea v :t.. £ 36 Newport Waer Annuities, at 27% 20 Rhondda NewPref., B2 pd., at 5% Allotments of London and Irovincial Bank New Shares negotated THACKERAY AND vO., CARDIFF, ■Stockhrq itBRs 1059 E. T LYDDON AND CO., 122,1 BUTE-STREET, AND S'JOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFl. Telegrams—" Lyddon Cardiff." 101C Teleohones—P.O.. 63: Nat.. 103. SELLERS. -15 London A Proi Bk Alts, at 1% add p 100 & 30 Rhymneylron New, at 16s BSOOTaC Ordinar' £ 1?0 Barry Deferred Stk, at 124114 5 Port Talbots, at ¡/, S500 Barry Deferrd Stock, at 128% 25 L. & Prov. Bant Allots 25 and 2 Spillers Crd. Shs., at 15 100 Stianaghan ani Stephens, at par 20 D. Davis and Sons, at 14 BUYERS. -5i Stranaghan A Stephens, at dis. 1 London and Prov. Bank Allotment 20 Glamorgan BanfcOrdinary 20 Rhondda New Ordinary Vale of Glamorgans Great Western Colliery B 5 Port Talbot Dock Shares, at 134 16 Bristol and South Wales Wagons, at 6 £100 Swansea Harbour Stock F. S. AND J. G. THOMA, STOCKBROKERS, 1, DOCK CHAMBERS. AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1083 TELEGRAMS "Ficiiiing. Cardiff." Telephone, 158 BUYERS. itly Brewery Shares Vale of Glamorgan Ry. Shares £ 1000 D. Owen, Ltd., Debentures 50 Rhondda & S. Bay Preference, t 13% 15 Spillers Preference SELLERS. E50U Barry Ord. Stock Stranaghan A Steplians Shares 20 Spillers Ordinary 10 Hancocks Ordinary, at 23 20 London & Prov. Banks 30 L. <&. Prov. Bank Allots £ 10v0 Barry 4 p.c. Preference Stock 100 Ben Evans, Ltd. offers 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. 1093 BUYERS. —Port Talbot Ry. Shares SELLERS. —10 Barry Graving Dock shares 100 Rhymney Iron New 10 Albion Coal Shares Rhondda Debenture Hancocks Ordinary London "nil Prov. Bank Shares London and Provincial Ban-i Allots. 2 Rhondda New Prefs., .M TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1136 Telegrams-" Titv DUNN. (;AltDivF." Nat. Tel No. 13 Dealings in South African, Australian, and Indian Mining Shares at close prices. J. W. COURTIS AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. 1116 Telegrams-" Stocks. Cardiff." Telephones—Nat.. 551 PO" 517 BUYERS London and Prov. Bank Allots. 20 Cardiff Milling Co Or-t. ,Shares. 10 Penrikyber Colliery Ord. Shares SELLERS, £q4 Taff Preference Stock 15 London and Provincial Bank New Shs 15 Provincial Tram 6 p.c. Pref. Shares 10 Spillers and Bakers Ordinary 5 London and Prov. Bank Shares London and Provincial Bank Allotments negotiated. E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, POWELL-PLACE AND STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1173 Shares" C'diff.T'p'nes, P.O. N- Nat. 233 BUYERS B1000 Taff Ord. Stock Rhymney Iron New Shares 10 Pontypool Bakery iShar, at 7% Weavers Ord. Shares B100 Barry 3 p.c. Deb. Stook 20 Spillers Preference Shaiaa SELLERS. -100 J. Bland and Co. Sharrs, at 1õs9d £ 109 Tredegar Iron B Slocir at 40 15 Hancocks Ord. Shares CHARLES MASSY AND CO., CORY'S CORNER, BUTE DOCKS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams, "Invest," Cardiff. BUYERS. 500 Bohy IrOll New, at 15s 101hd, end June 16 Mordey Carney, av 11% E500 Barry Preferred Ordinary, at 124 115 Rbymney Iron New, ac 158 9d 100 Rhjmney Iron Old, at 32s 5 Albion Colliery Shares, at El?, lis 3d 10 Cardiff Milling Pref., at 4% 50 Penrikyber Ordinary, at 5s SELLERS. -190 Norths 6 p.c. Preference, at £ 6 lis 3d 250 Rhymney Iron New. at 16s 50G Hendersons Transvaal Estates, at 3% 10 Cardiff Candle Co.'s Shares 1 Mountstuart A Dry Dock, at 77 10 Penrikyber Ordinary, at 5'/o 10 Cardiff Milling Ordinary, at2Y. PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113, Bute-rd., and Stock Exchange,Cardiff. T'grams, Purse. Cardiff." T'phoncs. P.O ,¡j,1 Nat. 225 BUYERS. f0 Tredegar Iron A, at 50s Arrow Fuel Shs res 50 Rhymney Iron New Shs., at 158 6d SELLERS Ebbw Vale Shares, at £7 2s 6d £ S00 Southampton 4 p.c. Harbour Stock at 110 Ebbw Vale 5 p.c. Deb., at 104,. D. Owen, W. Mail, Debenture, at 104% Rhymney Irons, at 158 gel Tydvil Engineering Shares, at 11 Western Valley Waterworks—what offers ERNEST S U L L Y AND CO., 118, BUTK-ST. AND STOCK KXCHANGK, CARDIFF. Telegrams "Trust." SELLERS. — £ 500 Ship Brewery 6 p.c. Preference £150 Barry 4 p.c. Preference 5 Bute Dry Dock Shares 50 Rliymnsy Iron Old ahares 20 Spillers Ordinary BUYEAS. .25 0 Barry 4 p.c. Preference 8 Cardiff Ice Shares 100 Randfontekg SOUTH AFRICANS CLOSING MIDDLE PRICES May Consolidated, at 5% Steyns, at lfi East Rands, at 4-fii Champ d'Or, at 4 Hendersons, at 3% Chartered*, at 3% Princess, at 5 Alexandra Estates, at 9s LIONEL E. TAYLOR & CO. '129, BUTE-STREET, and STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1301 T'grams Security Cardiff." Tphns P.O., 113; Nat,212 BUYERS 21,00 Taff Ordiuaiy Stoex £ 00 Taff Pref. Stock 20 Albion Colliery Shares Barrv Deferred Ordinary SELLERS 25 Ibion Colliery Shares ] 5 Hancocks Ordinary £ 300 Rhondda. Deb. Siock 100 Rhymney Iron New Shares 20 Rhondda Ordinary Shares 25 London & Prov. Bank Allots. 10 Spillers Ordinary Shares PARSONS AND HUBJENT STOCKBROKERS, 1086 CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. I'elecrams Ttohiani. Nowuort. Telephone No21 SELLERS -100 Rhymney Iron New, at 163 30 South Wales Colliery A 200 Wye Valley Ry. Ord. Shares S1000 Tredegar B Stock, at S42 10 Powell Duffryn £25 Shares 50 Pontypridd Water Shares BUYERS. 100 Tredegar A, at B2 8s 9d lCO Norths Ords., at 2 1,, ;k; IGIOGI Rhymney Iron Debenture, at 96% oo Rhondda Preference Shares Palmers Candles Ord. and Pref. E100 Newport Water Annuity, at 27% S2000 Brecon & Merthyr A Deb., at 121% 50 Wen ver and Co. Ordinary C500 Newport Gas Stock Newport and Cardiff Gas HENRY J. PILL1NGER CO. BETTON SAYCE, VAUGHAN AND CO. STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. 41, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. 1191 felephone Ne, 127. Telegrams Pillingei-. Newport. BUYRRfi. £500 International Colliery Debs, at 101 £ 2000 Alexandra Dock 41;2 Pref. S500 Searle & Herrings 5 p.c. Deb, at S8 S1500 Alexandra Dock Debenture, at 114 30 Parnall and Evan Prefs., a.t £7 SELLERS. 30 London A Prov BkAllts, at £116s 9dp £1000 Toff Vale Stock F.1000 Great Western Ordinary 1000 African Coal Shares, at 10s 500 Trans vyal Coal 30 Parnall and Evans, all pd, at £ 317s 6d 20 Parnall and Evans Pref., at £ 7 3s 9d Dealings in all South Africans and West Australian Shares at very close prices. STEPHEN P. WILLS, SW A NSEA. Stockbroker. T grams Wills," S'sea. fphone, 184 SELLtic.- London and Prov. Bank Allots.

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS. SATURBAT. There was a. small attendance on 'Change to-day, and business generally was quiet. For steam coal there was a fair inquiry for next week's shipment at last prices, but there was next to nothing doing in house coals. Patenb fuel was quoted firmly, but the coke market had a, slight downward tendency. The following are the current quotations:— First-class steam, 10s 3d to 10s 6d seconds, 9s 6d to 9s 9d dry?, 8s 9d to 98; first. class house coal, 9 6d to 9s 9d No. 3 Rhondda, 9s 6d and 6s 6d to 6s 9d No. 2 large, 8s to 8s 3d, and small, 4s 3d to 4s 6d patent fuel, 10s 6d to 10$ 9d, accordiug ciand; and coke, 12s to 2h, according to quality pitwood, 14s 9di to 153 per ton ex ship. In the freight market chartering was quiet, but rates generally remained steady. The following comprise the operationlf reported OCTWAKD— STEAMEBS. Cardiff to Danube, 7s 6a, clean. Port Said, 5% clean, Marseilles, 6^2fcs., clean. Barcelona, 9s 6J. clean. Santos, 16;¡ (W. C. Mitchell). Civita Veeehia, 6s, clean. The shipments at Barry Dock oa Friday amounted to 20,342 tons. Vessels in dock-31 steam, 12 sail; total, 43.

BALTIC1 REPORTS. LONDON, SATURDAY, FKEIQHT MABKET. Black Sea, Danube and Azoff all firm. River Plato-there is an order here for a bandy Juue steamer at 24s up river 17s 6d quoted down river. American—Northern Range, grain, 2s 6d is the rate, but the market is not active; phosphates, ore, and sugar un- changed. From Ind'a there is a steady demand rates steady, but quiet. Fixtures — Jane Radcliffe (steamer), Danube to Antwerp or Rotterdam, 13c; 6d, prompt; Gwentland (steamer), prompt, Danube, Its any port, 14s 6d Hamburg a steamer, 2,800 tons, Danube, 13a 9J, any port, September loading » sailer, 12,000 bales jute, Chittaprong to United Kingdom or Continent, 26? 3d William Anning, 13,000 qrs., New York to Lisbon, 2s 6d, prompt, grain ■32on (steamer), 13,000 qrs.. New York to Cork for orders, 2s 6d Citta de Messina (steamer), 1,560 tons, Savannah to Genoa or Barcelona, 34s, June, cotton Annandale, 1,000 tons, Fernandina to Danzig, phosphates, 18s James Turpie, 1,081 tons, Coosaw to Bristol or Silloth, 13s 7%d prompt, phosphate Lowlands (steamer), 1,765, tons, Fernandina to Stettin, 17s 6d; Lady Palmer (steamer), 1,800 tons, Virginia to Liver- pool, lis 3d, Hamburg or Rotterdam, lis 6d. GRAIN REPORT.—At the Baltic cargoes of wheat m ail positions ruled strong, sellers generally asking a further advance—27s 3d paid for the Glenbank, Australian off coast, while 26s net was refused for the Faulkner, and 26 3d for the Bischoff arrived Plates; Calforaians afloat. sellers, 28s net; for shtpment June-July, 28s 9d wanted. Maize firm— 20* 6d value Plate steamers, June to October. Barley firin-15s 9d nearest value, prompt 15s 6d more distant.

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We are Large Manufacturers of Cabinet and Upholstered Goods our workshops at the rear of our Shop are Open for Public Inspection, ADVICE.—We advise those about to Furnish to go through our Premises and see our Stock; whether they buy or not this will give them an idea of what Furniture really is. TERMS FOR EASY PAYMENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS £5 worth of goods, 2s per week. £ 1° »» £ 20 „ 6d „ £25. 6s Special arrangements for larger amounts. All goods delivered free by Roau. Carriage paid within 10J miles of Cardiit Catalogues, Price Lists, and Terms free on application. JpERAMBULATORS, MAIL CARTS ETC. Our New Season Stock has now arrived. Come and see our selections. The Best and Largest Stock in Cardiff to choose from. MAIL CARTS, FROM 10s 6D. PERAMBULATORS, FROM ONE GUINEA Invalid Carriages, Perambulators, Ac., lent out en hir by the day or week. OUR ONE AND ONLY ADDRESS ATLAS JpURNISHING CO., TT IMITED, HAYES OUILDINGS, /CARDIFF X> 24e V/ 1215 I .a .1 I nTRSET, '«!ftEJ5T. Vuc'rxo ".t:r"- R. J. HEATH & SONS, QARDIFF, pONTYPRIDD, AND T ONDON, piANOFORTE AND ORGAN jyjERCH ANTS. (FROM SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS, 9TH JANUARY, 1894.) VERDICT OF sNINE HUNDRED: —Under this title Messrs R. J. Heath and Sons, Queen-street, Cardiff Eianoforte makers, organ builders, and music ware* ousemen, have collected an imposing array of testi- monials and Prass opinions relating to the quality of the musical instruments supplied by them. The firm is so well known in Cardiff, and, indeed, throughout South Wales and the West of England, that it M hardly necessary here to dwell upon its influence and commanding position. This collection of testimonials serves, however, to do something more than certify to the excellence of the instruments furnished by Messrs Heath and Sons. It shows, in a sense, how steady is the growth among tue general public of a desire for a knowledge of music, and how increasingly numerous, even in the homes of the working classes, are pianos, organs, and harmoniums. The great majority of the letters in this list relate to pianos, and while many of them have reference to most costly instruments containing all the latest improvements, supplied to the well-to do, the greater number relate to serviceable instruments purchased for the homes of the wage-earning portion of the community. This growing love for so refining an art as music is a most favourable sign. For though in the Principality music has for generations been the chief recreation of the people, it has for the most part been choral music in connection with churches and chapels that has occu pied attention. Instrumental music is now, however, receiving us fair share of attention, and all those in true sympathy with the art must trust that the move- ment wul go steadily onward. These testimonials have been received from every quarter ef the Princi- pality, while not a few comefroC1 other portions of the United Kingdom, and some f-iom South America.India, and other distant countries. All speak most favour- ably of Messrs Heath's business methods all well all of their instruments. It. J. HEATH & SONS INVITE INSPECTION. FULL ILLUSTRATED LISTS AND VERDICT POST FREE. 1066 GRAND THEATRE BOOKING OFFICE. WONDERFUL MEDICINE. JJEECHAM'S PILLS, JJEECHAM'S PILLS. JJEECHAM'S PILLS, Ar universally admitted to be wortn a. Guinea a Box for Bilious and Nervous disorders, such as wind and pain at the stomach, sick headache, giddiness, fulness nd swelling Mter meals, dizziness and drowsiness cold chills, flushings of heat,loss of appetite, shortness of breath, costiveness, scurvy, blotches on the skin disturbed sleep, frightful dreams, and all nervous and trembling sensations, &c. The first dose will give relief in twenty minutes. This i/no fiction, for they have done it in countless cases. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one boxTif hese Pills, and they will be acknowleuged.to WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. WORTH A GUINEA 1 BOX. For Females of all ages they are invaluable No Female should be without them. There is not a. medi, cine to be found equal to them for removing any ob- struction or irregularity of the system* If taken according to the directions given with each box they will soon restore Females of all ages to sound and robust health. This has been proved by thousands who have tried them, and found the benefits which are proved by their use. "OEECHAM'S PILLS. jgEECHAM'S PILLS. JGEECHAM'S PILLS For a weak stomach, impaired digestion, and all disorders of the liver they actlike "MAGIC," and a few doses will be found to work wonders upon the most important organs of the Impaaja machine. They strengthen the whole muscular system, restore the appetite, and arouse into action the whole physical energy of the human frame. These are *4 FACTS' testi. Bed continually by members oi-all classes of society, and one of the best guarantees to the nervous and debilitated is "gEECHAM'S PILLS. JJEECHAM'S PILLS. JJEECHAM'S PILLS Have the Largest Sale o any Patent Medicine in the Woild FULL DIRECTIONS ARE GIVEN WITH EACH BOX. Prepared only and sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor, T. BEECHAM, Chemist, St Helens.Lanca- ahire.'and by all Druggists and Patent Medicire Dealers everywhere. j ,tIIQIJ.S4'-q¡: WusiutlS )bbr.tslts. fJIHREE REARS' gYSTBBf THREE YEARS' SYSTEM ESTEY QRGAN8. pIANOFORTES BY COLLARD. pIANOFORTES BY BRINSMEAD, pIANOFORTES BY NEUMEYER, pIANOFORTES BY KIRKMAN, jpiANOFORTES BY ERARD. AND ALL THE LEADING MAKERS, FROM 10s MONTHLY Until Paid for; after which, and Without any FurtM Charge whatever, the instrument becomes the Property of the Hirer. t Price Lists, with New Designs, free oa application. rjlHOMPSON AND gHACKEUU LIMITED, QUEEN'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, CARDIFF Also at Swansea, Bristol. Newport, Merthyr, Penty pridd, Barry Dock. Llanelly, Bridgend, Gloucester, Penarth, &c., Ac. 1047 W. E. Yaughan & £ j°" LIMITED, BON TON" SHIRT AND COLLAR DRESSBttS, STEAM LAUNDRY, LLANDAFF-ROAD, CARDIFF. GENERAL MANAGER: J. HENRI MACKINTOSH. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS: 32, QUEEN-STREKT,\rAT,nTWI, 248, BUTE-STREET, /CAKDiKF" 1, CLIFTON-STREET, ROATH. 42, WINDSOR-ROAD. PENARTH. This Laundry is fitted for the purpose of Washing and Finishing every description of Articles for persons' wear or domestic use, from the finest and most delicat* Laces to the coarsest fabric, and by the introduction of several new patented processes, together with th* most perfect arrangements that scientific skill call devise, are rendered delicately and perfectly pure, and delivered with punctuality and despatch. Latest and most perfect systems of Washing* Drying, and Airing. Specialities :—Gentlemen's Shirts, Collars, Dresses, and line Linen, Jaeger's All-Wool Clothing and }flannels. N.B.—Notice sent to the Works or our Branfjj Establishments, as above, for Vans will receive profflP* attention. Special arrangements made with Schools, Ilotejf- and for large quantities from Ships and PnbH* Institutions. 1000 W. E. VAUGHAN & LIMITED (UNDER NRW MANAGEMENT). The Works contain the Newest and Most Imp Machinery, and being conducted under the pra direction of the Company's newly appointed Geø Manager, Mr J. Henri Mackintosh, of London has had large experience in the best works of j kingdom), with the assistance of experienced heads departments, we can execute all orders with the promptitude, and with a style and finish whiG" unsurpassed. b All communications to be addressed to the Manager. p" The gOUTH ^^AL?..n <5 in FOB I JOSEPH jgVANS AND$0N8r OF WOLVERHAMPTON. HAND and STEAM PUMPS and PUMPIN<J MACHINERY of aU types and most modern design for all purposes- Illustrated Price Lists free on application. GALVANIZED CORRUGATED IRON SHEETS, NAILS. WASHERS, BOLTS, and NUTS. RIDGING, ROOFING FELTS, GALVANIZED OPEN and CLOSED TOP CISTERNS, {I.> SHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPE, &c., buzSLUMBBRS' BRASS FOUNDRY, CAMjUGHT IRON TUBES FOR GA& j—WATER, and STEAM PLUMBERS, GAS FITTERS, S2^BE8»- { and SANITARY 0E OSS g?,OTHEBS» WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. ?76 A FTERTHE EASTER HOLIDAfS THE JJOATH JpiJRNISHING CO" 42, CASTLE-ROAD ROATH, CARDIFF, Will for One Month only offer tbeir Stock of Household Furniture, Mangles, bulators, Mail Carts, etc., regardless of oost Cash or on she Easy Purchase System, at to suit all comers. LARGER DISCOUNT FOR CASH ORDØ CATALOGUES POST FREE ON APPLI- CATION. ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE. NOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESS IN CARDIFF :— JgOATH JpURNISHING CO" 42, CASTLE-ROAD AND ROATH, CARDIFF. 1339^ xyiLLiAM "TRESEDER, NURSERY 1 T T MAN, SEEDSMAN, AND FLORIST, I CARDIFF. 6*Wi*iV*E A tiDe at'theNur^es, GA^1ND CatSogu^onG4^cario»>' j SEEDS. post free. I have a fine stock of GERANIUMS. — Plants, which may be seen as Scarlets, Dark Nurseries, Cowbridge-road. Scarlets, Salmon, I do from 100 to 1,000 in one shade Pink, White, colour. Lobelias, Tricolors, Bicolors Verbenas, Petunia, Heliotrope Ageratum, Calceolaria, etC; Ageratum, Calceolaria, etC; DAHLIAS.- Show, All the leading kinds. Fancy, Cactus, Catalogue on application- Pompon, Single. WREATHS, CROSSES, CUlrFLOWERS. special feature of my establishemeut. All ordeWL. executed with promptitude and despatcb FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFB". ) i ■yjy ORLD-FAMED j JJLOOD MIXTURE. || THE GREAT BLOOD j JpURIFIER and RESTORER. IjIOR CLEANSING and CLEARING'? JL1 BLOOD from ALL IMPURITIES it cannot too highly recommended. ninai For Scrofula, Scurvy, Eczema, SkinandJ»°jJJ Diseases, Pimples, and Sores of all tapwh I effects are marvellous. It I Cures Old Sores. 1 Cures Sores on the Neck Cures Sore Legs. t Cures Pimples on the Face. Cures Scurvy. j Cures Eczema. j Cures Ulcers ] Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. Cures Glandular Swellings. Clears the Blood from all Impure Matter, From whatever cause arising. | It is the only real specific for Gout and matic Pains. It removes the cause from ™ blood and bones. j As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, j warranted free from anything injurioustotjj most delicate constitution of either sex, infancy to old age, the proprietors solicit to xive it a trial to test its value THOUSANDS OF TESTThIONIALfl1 We have seen hosts of letters from who have received great benefit from the use Clarke's Blood Mixture. It cannot be too MgJJJj estimated, for it cleanses and clears the £ j from all impurities." litis is a yood t*stnn°g^ from the Family Doctor, which goes on f to say: It is the finest Blood Purifier ""JJ, science and skill have bi ought to light, and can with the utmost confidence recommend «B our subscribers and the public generally. Sold in bottles 2s 9d each, and in cases co six times the quantity, Us—sutfkaant to effect ft manent cure 10 the great majority of long-sta»" all CHEMISTS and PATENT VENDORS throughout the World, or sent 1;0 address on receipt of 33 or 132 stamos bLthêoii!f prietors, THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND C°v fclES DRUG COMPANY, LINCOLN. TRADE MARK—BLOOD MIXTURE ASK FOR ha t*T CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE, and do n*6 joST, suaded to. take an imitatie*. 01' _——^ U WA N S E A OF F I 0 KJ OK THS rtrc SOUTH WALES I>AlLy, u Printed and Published by DAVID DtTNCAN <fc SONS, at and Westgate-street, ia tho tCWW** wimm# *• conot?i»t.Gla»wa;"11 I

COMMERCIAL SALES. EAT JJAYID JONES & £ JO.»S CAKE, gAKERIES, D°WLAmm' NEW POTATOES. NEW POTATOES. I have the S.S. BLANCHE due at CARDIFF IUESDAY NIGHT with cargo PRIME JERSEY FLUKES. ALSO S.S. "KING JA JA" DUE ON FRIDAY MORNING. For prices apply— jgJDWARD E NGLAND, IMPORTER, WEST DOCK, a CARDIFF. Telegrams "Potatoes," Cardiff. „ "England," Jersey. 3835 THE CARMARTHEN BILL-POSTING JL COIP ANY, 13, BRIDGE-STREET, CARMARTHEN, Bill-posting and Advertising in all its Branches throughout olie Counties of Carmarthen Pe n)-Iroke.,tnti Cardigan. 1206 R. M JAMES Manager THE JJEAR CREEK OIL & gHIPPING CO-, LIMITED. Messrs C. T. BOWRING & Co., MANAGERS, 56, WEST BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF, 8EG to call the attention ef Customers to their cele- brated brands of PETROLEUM, which are unequalled tor Safety, Brilliancy of Light, Freedom from Smell d exceptionally high flashing point. AMERICAN PETROLEUM, "SNOWFLAKE" BRAND, L pure water white oil, unequalled by any in the Market. AMERICAN PETROLEUM, "BEAR CREEK' BRAND, Gives a beautiful soft Light. NOBEL'S BAKU RUSSIAN OIL. A Bright and Clear Burning Oil. Messrs C. T. BOWRING & Co. Also beg to inform Dealers that they are now the SOLE AGENTS FOR Messrs NOBEL'S CELEBRATED BAKU RUSSIAN PETROLEUM I 2278 SOUTH WALES and the WEST OF ENGLAND.

DAILY STOCK AND SHAltE LIST snPl'L.TKD 81 MESSRS THACKERAY & 00. St<vk vnd Share Brokers, 3, Dock Chmhers Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid Pri. 100 ..250 252 „ Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Old.1(0 ..124 125 „ Do. Deferred Ordinary.100 ..127 129 „ Great Western 100 ..157 58 „ London and North Westerti..IOC .J78 J79 „ Midland 10C .153% 154% 10 Port Talbot Ry. and Docks 2.. 1% 1% 8% 9y. 10 Do. New 2.. ll/4 Jthyintiey 100 21 c:14 „ Severn and Wye .100 11 12 „ Taft Vale Divided Slock __100 78"; 7911, PREFMRhNtiAt. Stock Barry Ry. 5 p.c. Ist Pref.100 ..167 168 „ Do. C onsolidated 4 p.c. 100 ..13.5 135 „ Do. New 100 .132 135 „ Hereon Jic ivler. 1st Pref. 1861.100 7iJ 81 Do. 2nd Pref. 1862.100 53 5d i.iialiruin, No. 1, 4p.c 100 36 88 Ho. No. 2 1 46 47 Great Western Cous. 5 I.C. 100 ..175 177 iU Peiubrk ik Tenby 5 p.c 10 9 10 Khooddatfc S'sea Way 5 p.c. 30 13% "i 10 Do. 9 ■stock, Rliyuiuey 4 p.c. Consold.100 ..135 137 Taft' Vale 1 D.c ConsoM __100 136 138 GUARANTEED OR mA.SMO. 50 AbardareRailway 50 ..147 152 I't,,ack (;teat Westerit. 6 p. c. gu,,u-100 ..177 179 100 Penarth Harbour Dock ifc Rr 100 _172 175 10 Vale of Glamorgan 2 3% 3% RAILWAY AND OTUER DEBENTUHISS Stock Alex. Dock & By. 4 p.c. 1M ..113 115 RAILWAY ANI) OTUER DEBENTUHISS Stock Alex. Dock & By. 4 p.c. 1M ..113 115 „ JB.D I y ily. 3 p.c 100 ..105 j08 p.c.100 121 23 „ D > ii, p.c.100 .!lu7 108 „ But,eDock4p.c .100 ..]29 130 Cumbrian A 4 p. c, 100 J 32 >34 Do. J> 4 p.c. -100 ,.12'i 126 Do. C4p.c. 100 ..119 121 „ Do. D 4 p.c. non cum 100 ..108 110 Great Western 4 do 100 ..147 149 Midland 6 perca>it> IOC ..113 115 Mid-Wales A 4% per cent, ..1G0 ..136 138 It Neath <fc Brecon 1st 100 ..119 120 „ do A 1.100 ..IL,3 105 „ do. A2. ..100 55 58 „ IUiomldA«S;Sf»'seaBay4p.c. 100 ..128 130 Rhymney 4 ditto ™ .100 ..136 138 Taff Vale 3 p.c. -107 109 nAN K. 30 Glamorganshire, 2% 4% 4% 5 Glamorganshire, Pref. 2% 53/» 58 60 London & Midland ..Vc\?.. 37% 28% 10 'London A Provincial 5 19% ?0 is Do. Allots.17, 1% SO Lloyds Bank .8 ^5 25V« 50 Metro, of England & "Wales 514 14% 75 National Provincial -10. -'3 44 '60 National Provincial -j_12 50 51 10 North A South Wales 33% 33%1 GAS 16 Aberdare 10 u 16 16% 'Stock Cardiff A 10 per cent .10u ..815 225 „ Do B 8perceut .100 ..175 180 Do. C 7pereenb 100 ..152 157 „ Do. D 5 per cent .„_10C ..110 115 „ Do. 4% p.c.Pref. Stock>100 ..115 125 10 IJynviValley 10 9% 10 Stock Newport A 10 per cetib z. lOa ..205 210 „ Do. B 7% per cen .100 ..155 160 „ Do. C7 percent .JOO .J50 155 25 Swansea7% per cent 25 41 42 25 Do 7 percent 25 16 37 HAS AND WATER. 10 Bridgend .10.. 6'4 7V4 12 Pontypool(Max. lOp.c.). 12 16% "17% 10 V«t.ra(l A (Rhondda) 10 17 18 10 Do. B 7 p.c 15 12 12% WATERWORKS 25 Bristol 25 1112 20 Do. -20. q3 43% 10 NeathA 10 16 17 10 Pontypridd 10 per^efc.Ord. 10 24 25 10 Do. »7 p.c. do. 10 15 16 ,,(,'OA.]" 'AND fItON 10 Albion Steam Colliery „ 10, 121/* 12% 10 D. Davis ifc Sons, Limited ..110 „ i4 '41/,xd 23 Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron, ifeCoal 20 7 7% 5 Great Western Ord. B, ). 5 4% 4% 5' Do. Pref. A 5 8 8% fclO 11. II. Vivian & Co. A Pref. 0 1V« 1% 5 International Coal „ „ 5 2% 2% 100 Miller & Cory 6 p. c. Debs.100 ..102 103 62. Nantyglo&Blainalron Pref. 62% 87 89 10 New port-Abercarn 10 4% 4% ;10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 8' 8% 5 North's Navigation (Colliery 52211 5 Do 10 p.c. Cum Pref 56 6% 100 Do. Op.c. Deb. -.100 ..104 106 10 Penrikyber Colliery 10 51,1. 53 10 Do. 5to7%p.c. Pre/. 10 8% 9 00 Powell Duffryn 6 p.c. Deb -100 ..110 112 5 Rhymney Iron 5 1% 14 5 Do New £ 210screditedl% 14 s 16s 100 Bo, 0 p.c. Mort. Debs.100 ..96 98 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 10% 10% 3 Do. 10 per cent. B 3 4% 41,1, 3 Do. New B 1% 2yg 2% 11 Tredegar Iron n,nd Coal A.. 7% 2% 2% Stock Do p. 190 a :40 MISCELLANEOUS tock Alex. Dk. A Ry. 1% A Pref.100 ..113 115 Ditto 4% B Pref.100 98 100 '10 Barry Graving Dock 10 16% 17xd 1 Ben Evans and Co. Ord ] 21s 23s (Subject to Founde& Shares.) 1 Blaml & Co i 3/4 10 Bristol Brewery Ordinary„ 10 25% 26% 10 Do. b Preference 10 J6 16% 10 BI. and So. Wales Waggon 3 6 6% 50 Bute Dn Dock 50 72 73xd ttock Cardiff Cor (oration 3p. C. IOU ..118 1]9 10 Cardiff Milling Co Ordinary 10 2% 2% 10 Do. D 3.6 ii.e. Preference 10 4% 5 6 (fdiff &Pon rth Tramways 5 4 4% 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 42 44 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage. 25 28 40 50 Central Graving Dock 50 48 50 10 W. Uaneock,%nti Co., Ltd. 10 22% 23 10 Do. 6 p.c. Preferred Ord 10 11% 12Yxd 10 Do. Deferred Ordinary 10 9 lotd 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pief- 10 14 14% Stccfr Do. 4 p.c. Deb. Stock _100 ..125 127 20 klill's try Dock is 6% 6% 10 Milford Dock 10 -10 Mordey Carney, Limited 9.. 12 12%xd 10 Do. do. 10 123/4 13 100 Do. 4% p.c. Deb. (R 1909, at ..101 103 50 Monntstuart Dry Dock A tu 76 78 50 Do. Do, B .„ 20 38 40 Newpt. W,%ter:El Annuities 27 28 10 Parualt & Evans Ord 7% 2% 3 10 Do. Pref. 6p.c. ouni 10 7 7% 50 Peuarth Shipbuilding 50 3? 40 10 Provhicia-I Tramways. 10..4 41ft 10 Do. 6 per CM t. Preference IQ 11% 12% 10 Bpyal Hotel 6% Pref -10 7 8 10 Spillersifc Bakers Ordinary •• 14% 15% 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pre/ 10. 13 13% StockSwanseaHarbour4 p.c.St k -100 ^107 1C9 5 Thompson <c fShackell 5 2 2% Bank Itate reduced from 2>/o to2 n- ZZnd Fel, 1894

LATEST MARKETS. CORN. CARDIFF, Saturday.—Wheat quiet, but firm, with an upward tendency. Flour firm, at last week's prices. Oats, maize, and barley slow sale at late rates. GLOUCESTER, Saturday.—English wheat at last week's full prices red, 3s 5d to 3s 6d whites, 38 8d to 3s 9d. Foreign wheat firmly held—hard Russians, 22s Gliirkas, '25s 6d to 288 Plates, 27s to 27s 6d. Azoff barley, 16s. Maize, 24:1 to 26s. Weather very hot. PRODUCE. LONDON, Saturday.-Sugar-reftned quiet at about yesterday's rates foreign goods flat and easier. Beet flat, and l%d to 2%d lower—June sellers, 9s ll%d July, 10s l%d August, 10s 2%d September, 10s 3%d; October-December, 10s 6d buyers, %d to l%d less. Coffee uncbanged-Rio futures weaker. Tea, rice and jute without material change. Turpentine, 22s 9d. retroleum-American, 5%d Russian, 5%d. PROVISIONS. MONMOUTH WEEKLY PROVISION MARKET, Saturday. —There was a good attendance at our market to-day. Fresh butter and eggs plentiful. Mackerel very scarce owing to the failure of the Irish supply. Quotations:— Fresh butter, lOd to lid per lb. hen eggs, 16 for Is dressed fowls, 5s to 5s 6d per couple do. ducks, 6s per couple. Butchers' meat (prime joints)-beef, 7d to 8d mutton, 8d to 9d veal, 8d to 9d; lamb, 9d to lOd per lb. Fisb-Salmon. Is 6d soles. Is 8d; turbot, Is 2d brill, lOd lemou soles, 8d cod, 4d plaice, 4d per lb crabs, 2d to 8d each lobsters, Is to 2s 6d each prawns, 6d per quart; mackerel, 2d to 6d each. SUGAR. GLASGOW, Saturday.—Flat market no business doing. The official report tates Quiet market for the week prices generally 6d per cwt. lower. BUTTER CARMARTHEN, Saturday.—Our market to-day was fairly attended. We quote no alteration, viz. :— Butter, 7%d to 8d per lb. for best quality. CORK, Satur^y.—Firsts,«67s seconds, 66s thirds, 62s fourths, 49s. Mild-cured Arkins-supertine 71s fine, 66s; mild, 61s. In market-662 firkins, 1 keg, 287 mild. CHEESE. CARMARTHEN, Saturday. — The supply of cheese small; demand limited we quote from 189 to 21s per cwt. DIUD MEAT. LANDON, Saturday.—Very moderate supplies of fresh meat, and trade remains steady. English beef, 3s 2d to 4s; Scotch long sides, 4s to 4s 4d; shorts, 4s 6d tie 4s lOd British mutton, 4s 8d to 5s 6d veal, 3s 4d to 4s 8d small pork, 3s 2d to 3s 6d large pork. 2s 8d to 3s; lamb. 5s 6d to 6s 4d per 81bs. FISH. GRIMSBY, Saturday.—Twelve steamers and about 20 smacks arrived with a fair supply; moderate demand. Soles, Is to Is 2d; turbot, 10d to Is brills, 8d to lOd per pound plaice, 2s 6d to 4s 6d lemon soles, 3s to 5s whitches, 4s to 6s live halibut, 4s to 5s dead, 3s to _4s per stone live ling, 3s to 4s dead, 2s to 3s live cod, 5s to 6s dead, 3s to 4s each live coal- fish, 25s to 35s dead, 15s to 29s hake, 70s per score kit haddocks, 6s to 10s per box. HOPS. HOPS. WORCESTER, Saturday.—From* Piercy and Long- bottom's GircuIar^-BusinesA on this mm-ifAt fa at, presenbon a limited scale. No&many hops presenbon a limited scale. Natzmay hops.am unsold prices are firm. Accounts from the plantations continue favourable. Fly is still present, but there has not been much increase the last few days. HIDE, SKIN, FAT AND WOOL. BRISTOL AND WESTERN COUNTIES, Sattirday.-Prices paid as follows :—Hides 931bs and upwards, 4%d to 5d 831bs to 921bs, 4»/4d to 4%d 731bs te 821bs, 3.d to 4%d; 631bs to 72lbs, 3%d to 4d; brands, ;'541bs,to 621bs, 3%d to 3%d; 531bs and under, 3%d to 3%d. Cows 631bs and above, 3%d to 3%d light, 3%d to 3'J:,d. Bulls, 2%d heavy cuts and warbled, 3%d light do., 3d: irregular, 2%d. Calf skins 171bs and upwards, 4%d 121bs to 161bs, 6%d 91bs to lllbs, 6%d under 91bs, 5%d cut and irregular, 4%d chance, —. Horse hides, 10s 6d 13s, 15s 6d, 16s 6d, 17s 6d 1st kips, 2%d per lb 2nd kips, l%d. Fat-Mtitton, 2o/sd; beef, l%d rough, 1 V,d sweet beef, 2%d. Pelts, C,6d; B, 9d; A, Is 7d X, 2s; Iambs, C, 9d B, Is 4d A, 2s X, 2s 9d. Forward price to Thursday-Pelts, C, 6d; B, 9d; A, Is 7d X, 2s lambs, C, 9d; B, Is 4d A, 2s X, 2s 9d. Fat, W,d, 13,4d. 2y4d sweet beef, 2%d.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. <-Altima< SWANSEA.t NEWPORI4 June •jMo"Tn.|Hgt.jMor.jEvn.jHgt. Mor.jEv"* |Hgt 10 Ml 8 511 9 8,31 6. 7 54 8 13 29 10 9 4| 9 2131 11 11 Ti 9 27, 9 44;30 11! 8 34 8 54 28 9 9 40j 9 57 31 4 12 W10 310 21:29 11! 9 14i 9 3li27 5jl0 16|l0 34,30 4 13 T10 38 10 55:28 ll! 9 50 10 10:26 510 51J11 8 29 4 14 F11 1211 *2 27 lljlO 28 10 50 25 911 2511 45 28 4 15 S ll 54, 27 011 1011 32 25 31 0 7i27 5 16 Si 0 20 0 4826 411 571 — |25 0 0 33: 1 126 9 17 Ml 1 17! 1 47!26 10 0 23 0 51 25 4 1 30i 2 0;27 3 *Reatti liasii). tPriiiee of Wales Dk talexalictra Dk.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES, fSi-JCCIAr, TKLKGRAM3 FROM LF.OTn's A3RNT8.1 A Stavanger telegram 4tates that the steamer Eira, of Liverpool, from Maryport for Gothenburg, is ashore on Jaderen's Reef. There is a prospect of saving the vessel if the weather keeps fine. The steamer Theben has arrived at Galatz with both bows stove in and leaking slightly. A Bangor, Ireland, telegram states that the steamer Davaar is not yet off. The tng Ranger, in assisting, struck the stern poat of the wreck of the Emily, and stranded on Brings Reef. The tusc is reported later to have sunk, and the craw landed at Oroomsport. The padflle steamer KVIU, from Beltestfor Newcastle, has arrived at Stornoway with air and feed pumps RLIBAJMED, AM! cfrnbed. WM JWBABLJR proceed on Monday. A fire broke out aiiito-.d iNorvvegiLknstc-,Liuer Hillevang, while lyitig in dry dock at Leith, on Satur- day tnorniug, and the fire was not extinguished until serious damage bad been done amidships. The cabin, berths, galley, etc., were totally destroyed, and the engine room much damaged. The brig Wonder, of Portsmouth, for St. Helen's, with coal, is ashore on Bembridge Bar. The Norwegian barque Dronning Sophie, from Valencia for Miramichi, in ballast, went ashore on the eastern beach near Gibraltar, but afterwards floated and was towed to Gibraltar apparently Ull- damaged. The schooner Margaret, Elizabeth, of Falmouth, whilst loading coal at Morrisonshaven, on the 6th inst., grounded and sprang a leak. A Faversliam telegram states that the brigantine Swift, timber laden, is ashore in the South Ouse, East Swale. Assistance refused. A Cleveland telegram states that the steamer St. Magnus, of Hamilton, capsized alongside the whaif at Cleveland. A Rio;Grande telegram states that the Swedish schooner Doekan, from Paranagua for Rio Grande, has been totally lost, ship and cargo. All aboard saved. A Monte Video telegram states that the British ship Earl Burgess, from Swansea for San Francisco, is ashore on English Bank. A steamer and li«liters were sent to her assistance, and she was got off and towed to Monte Video leaking considerably. The steamer Sorrento, of Hull, from Shields for Spezzia, has been towed to Dover Roads by the steamer Lippe, disabled.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Saturday.—Wind NE, moderate. Weather fine. Sea smooth. Barometer 30'10, falling. Passed East-Cawell, from Parana for Falmouth, in tow; steamers Rhynland, from New York for Antwerp Brilliant, from Philadelphia for Dover; Vic oria from Coosaw for Plymouth Alice Depeaux, of Rouen Portland, from Glasgow for London Electra, of Liverpool Delano, from Baltimore for Rotterdam Gotha, of Goole Solent, of Southamp- ton Lofna, of Grangemouth Egret, of Cork Mane Fleurie, of Newcastle Pioneer, of Liverpool La Champagne, from New York for Havre. Passed West -Pleione, of Southampton; Aurifa., of Charlottetown, from Falmouth steamers Belgian King, from Antwerp for Boston Doris and Topaz, of Glasgow Lizzie and Blanche Rock, of Liverpool Vernon, Ful- ham, and Sherborne, of London Ounchen, from Bremen for Baltimore; North Devon, of Belfast Montana, from London for Swansea Ptarmigan and Killarney, of Cork Margaret Jones, of Cardiff Constantinos, of Anderos Vril and Devonshire of Liverpool Crofthead. of Whitehaven Bagnio, of Genoa Elizabeth Llewellyn and Edward Windus, of Carnarvon tug Red Rose, of London steamers Girton, of London Paris, from Southampton for New York. THE LIZARD, Sanday.-Wind NNE, fresh. Weather clear. Sea smooth. Barometer 30-00, falling. Passed East-Anacuba, from Iquique and Queenstown for Brake C S Atkinson, of Belfast Sierra Blanca, from Rangoon for Falmouth steamers H.M.S. Fanny Chester, from New York for Rotterdam Lough Fisher, of Barrow; Aranmore. of Glasgow City of Truro, from Savannah for Rotter- dam Lutece, of Rouen Blarney, of Cork Glantivy, from Pensacola for Rotterdam, which sig- nalled that she spoke the Naiad, of Liverpool, in 48 lat. 19 long., all well Bangarth, of Liverpool; Holsatia, from West Indies for Hamburg Brazilian, from Mon- treal for London Normand, of Swansea Newbiggin, of Newcastle; Celeste, of Cardiff; Theodora, of Rotterdam Mary Hough, of Liverpool Lady Hudson Kinahan, of Dublin Skjold and Skotland, of Copen- hagen British Queen, from Liverpool for Havre Ranee, of Glasgow King Ja Ja, of Swansea Stutt- gart, from Baltimore for Bremen St Ronans, from Boston for London City of Malaga, of Dublin La Campine, from Philadelphia. Passed West- Vimeira. of Glasgow, in tow steamers Bremerliaven, of Rotterdam Count d' Aspremont, of Swansea a two-mast steamer with yellow funnel and black top, signals hauled down before taken Ocean, of Rotter- dam i-evelyan, of St. Ives Carlisle City, from London for Boston Crosshill and Rutherglen, of Glasgow Blencowe, of Newcastle Naples, of Lon- don Chickahominy, from London for Newport News Friesland, from Antwerp for New York; British King and Westmoreland, of Liverpool; Berwick, of London Eddystone, of Glasgow. Lying off-Cardiff pilotleutter No. 23.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Saturday.—Wind, WSW, light. Weather very hazy and fine. Sea smooth. Passed -vast-stearaers City of Oporto, of Dublin Aira Force, of Whitehaven. Passed West-steamers Alice Depeaux, of Rouen; Pioneer, of Manchester; Fglinton, of Glasgow. In Roads—schooner Rheidol Vale, of Aberystwith.

SHIP FOR ORDERS. The steamer Alacrity, of Cardiff, arrived in Swansea Bay on Saturday and received orders for Troon. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Garonne left Bordeaux for Cardiff 8th Idlewild left Plymouth for Newport 7th Tredegar arvd Las Palmas 8th Longueil arvd Braila 7th Merthyr arvd Penarth 7th Lavernock left Taganrog for Gibraltar 7th Leda arvd Gibraltar 6th Pomaron passed Sulina for Antwerp 7th Barry arvd Sharpness 6th Cairo left Nicolaieff for Gibraltar 7th Bernard arvd Marianople from Alexandria 8th liltyd arvd Genoa from Cardiff 8th Saltwick left Garston for Cardiff 7th Dolcoath left Fleetwood for Newport 8th Gledholt arvd Hernosand from Cronstadt 7th Hawnby left Rotterdam for Tyne 7th Hardwick passed Beachy Head for Gijon 6th Crimdou arvd Holmsand from Skelleftea 7th Rheubina left Garston for Penarth Roads 7th Raglan arvd Tyne 7th Rhyl arvd Bilbao 7th Godmunding left Bilbao for Newport 7th Ironopolis arvd Marianople ?th Margaret Jones passed Gravesend for Barry Dock 7th Wydale left Hull for Cardiff 8th CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, June 7.—Success, 48. Aurora, 36, Bnstol, pitch. Werfa ss, 570, Devonport, light. Darent ss, 610, Havre, light. Ixia ss, 1254, Limerick, light. Tom, 47. Bnstol, pitch. Werfa ss, 570, Devonport, light. Darent ss, 610, Havre, light. Ixia ss, 1254, Limerick, light. Tom, 47. ROATH DOCK, JQAE &—Jargoon sVlS8, Cork^Ught^l BUTE WEST DOCK, June 7.-George ss, 241, Dublin, light. Edith, 68, Bristol, barley. Florence Louise, 95, Belfast, rock salt. Maria McMillan, 91, Dungarvan, °aBt'TE WEST DOCK, June 8.—E Thomas, 97, Ayr, pig iron. Mary Rosanna, 76, Dublin, burnt ore. Reveil ss, 264, Waterford, light. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, June 7.-Ariadne ss, Maclean, Genoa. < Rosslyn ss, Rees, Rochefort, Trinidad ss, James, St.. Nazaire. Heinrich ss, Uhrentor, Kiel. Emily sS. Guy," Southampton. Giles Lang; Hollow, Cowes. Prince James (late Achievemont), Andersen, Paranagua. ROATH DOCK, June 8.— British Isles, Carey,. Colombo. Willie, Pockett, Bristot. Dingwall ss, Kendall, Leghorn. Roskva ss, Manth, Lisbon. Swan- more, Thomas, Iquique. Ingoldsby ss, Smith, Bilbao. Phoebe ss, Stovey, Genoa. EUTE WEST DOCK, June 7.-Carnsew ss, Coach, Porthleven. Raccr, Amy, Fareham. Voltaire ss, Cart- wright, Llanelly. i laiielly ss, Brown, Liverpool. BUTE WEST nOCK, June 8.—Eliza Jane, Waterford. George ss, Dublin. Premier, Kinch, Courtown. Earl of Jersey ss, Bewick, Roads. Maid of Mona, Hoskin, Plymouth. Nuevo, Juliano, Mermod, Ross. Mary, Jones, Waterford. Shirley, Quintell, Penryn. Rover ss, Owens, Jersey. ENTERED OUTWARDS—June 8. Seville, Benefactor ss, B, 625, Stubbs, J T Duncan & Co Genoa, Harden ss, B. 1262, Tritton, J & C Harrison Alexandria, Walter Thomas ss, B. 1412, Owen,Thomas, Radcliffe & Co Malta, Charing Cross ss, B, 1646, Mills, J Cory & Sons Malta, Eugenie ss, B, 1158, Maronin, Harrison, Moore & Moore Port Said, Hajeen ss, B, 1785, Sturgeon, J P Hacquoil Cape Town, Sit en, B, 1482, McLean, W Collings, juri Barfieur, Gorey Lass, n, 4i, Kent, Morel Bros Boucau, La Rochelle ss. F, 756, Hermite, A Capelle La Rochelle, Aunis ss, F, 550, Jarno, L Gneret Kiel, Skotland ss, Den, 346, Albrechtsen, Tellefsen ACo Caen, Theodora. ss, Hol, 342, Lancaster, Speir & Co CLEARED-June 8. Seville, Benefactor ss, E, 1000 coal Genoa, Harden ss, B, 2500 coal Naples, John Morrison ss. B, 22x7 coal -s Alexandria, Walter Thomas, B, 2600 coal Malta, Eugenie ss, B, 2150 coal Port Said, Hajeen as, B, 2900 coal Barfleur, Gorey Lass, B, 60 coal Malta, Charing Cross ss, B, 3300 coal MJlta, Eshcolbroolt ss, 13, 2650 coal Mahe, Caspian ss, B, 4800 coal Boucau, La Rochelle ss, F, IWO coal La Rochelle, Aunis ss, F, 1250 1 Kiel, Skotland ss, Don, 730 coal Caen, Theodora ss, Hol. 1200 coal Port Said, Teutonia SS, Hoi, 4160 coal Pelotas, Solstreif, Nwy, 400 coal IMPORTS—June 8. Bristol, Aurora, pitch, Crown Fuel Co Bilbao, Rosebud ss, iron ore, Dowlais Iron Co wine and corks, Coppock, Jugo & Co Bristol, Edith, barley. Cardiff Milling Co Belfast, Florence Louise, rock salt, C Tennant A $(-ns Dung irvan, Maria McMillan, oats, Spillers & Bak:>r.> Ayr, E Thomas, pig iron, J S Hollyer Dablin, Mary Rosanna, burnt ore, C Tennant & Sons BARRY DOCIC ARRIVAL, June 7.—Urania as, Havre, light. ARRIVALS, June 8.—Ocean ss, London, light. Adelina Patti sa. Rotterdam, light. Seestern, Antwerp, silver sand. Polynesian, Hull, ballast. SAILING, June 7.—Burmah, Pisagua. SAILINGS, June B.-Wilcaniiia ss, New York. Urania. ss, St Malo. NEWPORT—ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, June 8.-Allreola ss, 1508, I Liverpool, light. Secunda ss, 469, Burnliam, light. City of Malaga ss, 649, Dublin, light. Kestor ss, 148?, Nantes, light. OLD DOCK, JuneS.—Eugenie Auguste, 95, Bristol, light. Broughshane ss, 147, Londonderry, light. RIVER, June 8.—Tempest, 69, Waterford, sand. Spray, 62, Wexford, ballast. Cecilia, 68. Plymouth, ballast. Harvey, 146. Dungarvan, pitwood. Dahlia, 35. Bristol, light. Mary Agnes, 88, Wexford, sand. Mary Ellen, 64, Wexford, sa.nd. Yacht, 75, Crook- haven, stone. Elizabeth, 49, Chepstow, stone. Edith ss, 47, Bristol, general. Plover ss, 125, Liverpool, general. Alice, 71, Wexford, light. Jessie, 77, Skibbereen, gravel. Emblem, 59, Union Hall, light. Wye, 42, Bristol, light. Cygnet, 36, Bridgwater, light. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, June 8.-I:teggio 1es, James, Oporto. Rochefort ss, Mulhollaud, Rouen. Isle of Ramsey ss, Williams, Barcelona. Resolute ss, Smith, Dartmouth. OLD DOCK, June 8.—Marianne, Couedel, Brest. Hebe. Medoc. Quiberon. RIVER, June 8.—Florence Muspratt, Morley, Bal. linacurra. Water Lily, Rose, Kinsale; Boadicea, Allen, Ballinacurra. Thora, Cook. Bristol. Jura, Tyrrell, Waterford. Lynwood, Wade, Waterford. Enterprise ss, Windows, Bristol. Fanny Jane, Bell, Bridgwater. Marie Eugenie, Nymmons, Bridgwater. John ss, Allen, Bristol. Gervase ss, Jaco, Penzance. St David's ss, Winfield, Bristol. Devon ss. Brown, Bristol. Cornish 1,as'. Mayne, St Agnes. Elorrio ss, Trevorrow, Philippeville. Humility, Pow, Bideford. Lee ss, Reynolds, Cork. Helen, Jackson, Bristol. Village Girl, Drummery, Dungarvan. Farmer's Lass, Owens, Fishguard. ENTERED OUTWARDS—June 8. Brindisi, Kestor ss, B, 1483, Stephens, Mawson & G03S Genoa, North Gwalia ss, B, 1412, Evans, Wm Blow Aarhuus, Secunda ss. Ger, 469, Watts, Williams & Co Bilbao, Radnor ss, B, 750, Williams, J Cory, Sons & Co uol Bremerhaven, City of Malaga SS, B, 649, J P Hacquoil Bordeaux, Thomas Cuats ss, B, 527, T Beynon & Co Pornic, Delphine Elizabeth, F, 69. A H Tapson & Co Rotterdam, City of Hamburg ss, B, 750, Ebbw Vale Co CLEALtED-June 7. Aarhuus, Seeunda ss, B, 900 coal Bremeihaven, City of Malaga, ss, B, 1140 coal Bordeaux, Thomas Coats ss, B, 1300 coal L Orient, F L B ss, F, 300 coal Algiers, Broomhaugh ss, B, 2680 coal Cadiz; My Lady, B, 175 coal Genoa, North Gwalia iis, B, 2850 coal IMPORTS—June 8. Wexford. Mary Ellen, 15 sand Crookhaven, Yacht, 20 stone Chepstow, Elizabeth, 70 stone Bristol, Edith ss, general, R Burton & Son Liverpool, Plover ss, general, R Burton & Son Skibbe een, Jessie, 20 gravel Waterford, Tempest, 35 sand Dungarvan, Harvey, 70 pitwood Wexford, Mary Agnes, 35 sand EXPORTS COASTWISE—June 8. Fremington, Cornucopia, 83 coal, Rennie, Wilkinson Bristol. Eugenie Auguste, 130 coal, Tirpentwya Co Wexford, Vrtlen. 160 coal, T Wilks A Co Ballinacurra., Edith May, 150 coal, TO Cartwright Crosshaven, Cork, KintsiJfc Louise, 112 coal, Clapp & Co Wexford Spray, 130 coal, Clapp <fe Co I I b r i u flora, 107 coal, f.a;ic later, Speir & Co Wexford, t'ivid, 78 coal, H Powell Biiscci, C»rboa as, MO coal, A J Suith Bristol, Ada, 90 coal, Humphreys & Co Londonderry, Broughshane ss, 370 coal, J F Thomas Bannow, Mary Ellen, 125 coal Clonakilty, Beatrice, 145 coal Bridgwater, Elizabeth, 76 coal, Partridge, Jones & Co Kenmare, Emblem, 112 coal, Partridge, Jones & Co Schnll, Jessie, 130 coal, Partridge, Jones & Co Higbbridge, Julia,, 39 rails, 60 coal Ilighbridge, Hereford, 105 coal, Mon <fc Cwm Co Liverpool via Llaueliy, Orpheus ss, rails, Gilchrist & Co S W ANSEA-ARRIV ALS. NORTH DOCK, June 7.-Rival, 96, Clonakilty, oats. Swansea ss, 579, Briton Ferrer, light. NORTH DOCK, June 8.—Aira Force ss, 95, Hayle, light. Annie Park, 179, Barrow, pitch. Good Hope, 28, Stackpole, light. SOUTH DOCK, June 7.-Stockton as, 226, Bristol, light. Brighton ss, 229, Ilfracombe, passengers. Aquiia. as, 93, Sea passengers. SOUTH DOCK, June 8.—Sylfaen ss, 160, Bristol, light. Theodor Burchaid ss, 488, Bristol, light. Tender ss, 70, Fremington, light. mien Owen ss, 34, Bangor, slates. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, June 7.—Wild Rosess, 11, Sea, light. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, June 8.—Edith ss, 47, Newport, tin. City of Oporto ss, 533, Belfast, general. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, June 7.—Eglinton ss, McFarlane, London. Weston as, Crebbin, Laxey. Florne, Hallett, Briton Ferry. Cyinro, Williams, Cardigan. NORTH DOCK, June 8.-South Gwalia ss, Jones, Venice. Copious, Hayman, Bridgwater. Hazard, Lufkin, Morlaix. Island Maid, Kearon, Dublin. Zenith, Lacally, Pornic. „ SOUTH DOCK, June 7.Collier SS, Fox, Padstow. Avon ss, McDougali, Glasgow. SOUTH DOCK, J une 8.—Pioneer ss, Rockett, Rouen. Brighton ss, Read, Ilfracombe. Punctum. Olsen, Christiansund. „ PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, June 7.—Alice Depeaux ss, Lefevre, Havre. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, June 8.— Oimara, Brown, San Francisco. Wild Rose as, Guy, Sea. (ENTERED OUTW AKDS—June 8. Treport, George IV., B, 99, Hughes. P Marrow Jersey, Normand ss, B, 60, G Shepherd & Co Stettin, Theodor Barchard ss, Ger, 488, F le Boulanger Charente, Swansea ss, B, 578, Dinan, F le Boulanger Rouen, Stockton ss, B, 226, W H Jenkins Philadelphia, Astral ss, B, 1470, T P Richards & Co CLEARED-June 8. Treport, George IV., B, 2l'0 coal Jersey, Normand ss, B, ballast Rouen, Stockton ss, B, 380 coal Kiel, Skjold, Nwy, 600 coal St Nazaire, Mersario ss, B, 1850 coal New York, Kansas City ss, B, 500 general Christiansund, Punctum, Nwy, 300 coal Lannion, Jacques Mathieu, F, 145 coal Nantes, Samuel Azeline, F, 135 coal IMPOItTS-Jxiiie 8. Barrow, Annie Park, 326 pitch, Graigola Co lkmgor, Ellen Owens, 59 slates, Ellis, Partridge « Co Liverpool, Talbot s, general, J Bacon Ld Clonakilty, Rival, 125 oats, Weaver & Co EXPORTS COASTWISE—June 8. London, Camel ss, general, 40 flour, 40 coal, Tucker & Co 150 coal, R Hodgens Liverpool, Talbot ss, general, J Bacon Ld Bridgwater, Duke of Wellington, 120 coal, T T Pascoe Rochester, Clyde. 350 coal, Williams & Co Ipswich, Sunbeam, 220 coal, Gwauncaegurwen Co Stackpole, Good Hope, 40 coal, Harries Bros Newry, Aira Force ss, 360 coal, D Nicol Warrenpoint, Sylfaen ss, 420 coal, Main Colliery Co Bridgwater, Tender ss, 118 coal, Main Colliery Co BRITON FERRY. ARRIVALS, June 6.-rrefusis as, 187, Devoran, ballast. Electra ss, 305, Cork, ballast. St Vincent ss, 76 Cardiff, scrap iron. June 7.—Eleanor ss, 272, Bristol, ballast. Helmi, 467, Pensacola, timber. Sol- way King ss, 127, Llanelly, ballast. Florrie, 46, Swan- sea, ballast. June 8.—Hayle ss, 185, Hayle, ballast. SAILINGS, June 6.—Samuel Azeline, PeUignni, Swan- sea. Moses Parry, Jones, Plymouth. Sarah, Knight, Cardiff. June 7.-Ursule, Gougec, La Rochelle. Sol- way King as, Brown, Bangor, Ireland. Electra ss, Walters, Fecamp. June 8.—Trefusis ss, Mitchell, Devoran. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Jnne 8. La Rochelle, Ocean ss, F, 369, T Jenkins & Son PORTHCAWL. ARRIVALS, June 8. Charles Walker, Wexford, ballast. Adour, Bayonne, pitwood. IMPORTS—June 8. Bayonne, Adour, 1050 pitwood, North's Navigation LLANELLY. CLEARED—June 8. Dieppe, Gazelle ss, B, 750 coal Drammen, Anthon, Nwy, 210 coal Liverpool, Voltaire ss, B, general Liverpool, Llanelly as, B. tinplates

CAWARDLY LETTER-WRITER. Mr Troutbeck, the Westminster Coroner, held an inquesb on Friday concerning the death of Achille Gadda, an Italian provision merchant, of Wardour-street, the suggestion having been con- veyed in an anonymous letter addressed to the Rector of St. Anne's, Soho, that the man had been poisoned. The letter was as follows June 2nd. Reverend Sir,—Yesterday morning a man of Italian nationality, named Achille Gadda, was found dead in a bedroom at 71, Wardour-street, and it is believed he was poisoned. On Thursday he was with his wife, from whom for some time past he has wished to sepa- rate, but she did not accept bis offer. There is an insurance on his life, we think for £ 1,500, and it is firmly believed that the premiums have been paid by the wife, unknown to liim, for the last three or four years. We ask you, as rector of the parish, to have the matter inquired into, and have the mystery cleared up. Dr. Clark has been attending him. The widow, who gave evidence, indignantly denied the imputations conveyed in the letter, and said that though she had been living apart from her husband for four or five years they con- tinued to meet on friendly terms. After hearing medical evidence, the jury returned a verdict of Natural death," and expressed sympathy with Mrs Gadda.