South Wales Daily News

SOUTH WALES FINANCE SATURDAY, November 9th, 1895. The market displayed a far greater amount of activity to-day than is usually the case on a Saturday. Business in local railway securities was conspicuously absent,; but there were inquiries for Rhymney Ordinary Stock at 228, holders refusing to sell at less than 230. Barry Preferred Ordinary Stock, Port Talbot Shares, and Tart Vale Ordinary Stock were in demand, whilst there were sellers of Rhondda Ordinary Shares. Turning to other departments, Alexandra 4% per cent. B Stock changed hands at 103, at which figure the market continued firm. Hancock's Preferred Ordinary Shares were quiet,,but transactions were reported in them at; 14. Regarding the dealings in Bute Dry Dock Shares reported below it is well to state that these actually took place after official hours yesterday, the market to- day being decidedly easier, and the quotation was marked down to 57-60. Hill's Dry Dock Shares were negotiated at 8, and Wallsend Pontoon Shares at par. We are asked to state that the business reported yesterday in Cardiff Milling Preference Share.s ai 4%, was incorrectly iven on the Stock Exchange list, and should have been & The quotations showed the following pariations :—Fall—Ebbw Vale to 6%— 5% Bute Dry Dock lIz. to 57-60. The following business was transacted :— Alexandra Dock B, 103. Great Northern Preference, 146 Bute Dry Dock, 59%—59 (yesterday's dealings). Cardiff Empires, 3%. Hancock s Preferred Ordinary, 14, 14. Hill's Dry Docks, 8. Wallsend Pontoon (925), 25. There are sellers of Rhondda Ordinary ( £ 10 paid) Shares Hill's Dry Dock Shares, at 8 Ben Evans Ordinary Shares, at 19s bd Owen's; 4Y2 per Cent. Debentures Lloyds Bank: Shares Metropolitan Bank Shares Ebbw Vale Shares, at B6 16s 3d Port Talbot Shares Chartereds, at 5; Cardiff Ice, at 12 Rhymney Ordinary, at 230 Wallsend Pontoon Shares. New buyers are inquiring for Rhymney Ordinary Stock, at 228 Bute Dry Dock Shares Taff Vale Stock Swansea Har- bour Stock, at 107 Carmarthen Brewery Old do. Preference Stock Chartereds, at 4 Barry Deferred Cardiff Gas Preference Stock Port Talbot Shares. The Gwern Collieries, Limited, was regis- tered on November 2nd, with a capital of £ 25,000, in 210 shares, to acquire, take over, and carry on the Gwern Collieries, situate at or near Llansamlet, in the county of Glamorgan. The tiumber of directors is not to be less than three nor more than seven the first are to he appointed at the first general meeting qualification, 10 shares remuneration as the company may decide. The following business was done locally in the Mining Market :— Chartereds, 5, 5 (weak). Louisvilles, 52. Norfolk Preference, UA. Bonanzas, 1 Randfonteins, 44s 9d. Barney Banks, 1 21-32, 1%. Bayley's Reward, 4s 3d.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Saturday. The position of the Mioney Market re- mains much the same. Supplies of capital are not over large. Loa.us have been in request, and are likely to re main in demand until after the completion of settlement, and steady rates may be expected to prevail. The charge for short loans has been per cent. In discounts the tone has remained firm mainly because of the prevalent financial uneasiness, but there are at the same time more bills about. Three and four months' Bank paper is quoted at 1% to 1% per cent. six months, 134. Trade bills Three months, 1 four months, 1% and six months, 1% per cent. The passage of the Lord Mayor's show through the City was, as usual, a consider- able hindrance to business. There was not much done on the Stock Exchange in fact, it has been a matter of difficulty to effect sales, as the markets have at times been in a state bordering on panic. The settlement, which commences on Monday for Mines, is looked forward to with anxiety. It is under- stood, however, that the troubles of two prominent firms which have been so much discussed of late have, in the case of one of firm, been already arranged whilst it is hoped that the support of the syndicate which came to the assistance of the other on the last occasion will again be forthcoming. In spite of the heavy depreciation which has taken place, no buyers aro forthcoming, and it is clear that any recovery is out of the question until after the settlement has been concluded. Whilst mines have been chiefly affected, all other stocks have been more or less in. fluenced. Consols fell & to and closed at 105% to 105 for delivery and account 2% per Cent. (Childers'), 104 to 105 do. 2% per Cent., 103 to 103% 5 Local Loans Stock, 110% to 111%. Indian Government securi- ties were again offered, and further fell to 1. Bank of England Stock was 3% down. Corporation Stocks weak. Colonial Government securities further fell 1 in some cases. In the Foreign Bond Market the heaviness has again been very conspicuous. Turks were again further sold. The Groups declined 1 to 2, and the Tribute and Defence loans were lower. Egyptian, which have scarcely been influenced hitherto, have given way, the Unified and other Issues 74 to French fell 1 Hungarian I and Russian, Italian were 1 lower at I 84%, and Spanish Vs at MYs. Bulgarian were 2% lower. South Americans also were considerably depressed. Argentine Funding fell 2%, and others 1 to 2. As regards Brazilians, Western of Minas Bonds fell 2%, and the 1889 1%. Guatemala fell 3%; Mexican, 1% to 2, and Uruguay 1. Home Railways were again weak, except in the case of North-Eastern, which rapidly jumped up 1 to 161 on the presence of a few buyers. This movement conclusively proves that the market is being over sold and the tide may be rapidly turned. The Scotch Stocks were again dull; Caledonian De- ferred fell to 47% and North British Deferred Xi, to 371/2. Amongst the heavies Great Western further declined to 158% and North-Western and Midland were each yA down Great Northern De- ferred fell and Hull and Barnsley, 34 bob Sheffield Deferred recovered Y\ Greab- Eastern feU to 81. The Southern Stocks showed increased heaviness- Brighton A at 161, and South-Eastern A at 84%, being each down Chathams fell The Underground lines were 34 to down. American Railways have been very flat, The" bears" in Wall-street have been making the most of the confusion in London and Paris, and have been assisted by the hardening of the Exchange, suggesting a renewal of the gold shipments. Some im. portant movements have occurred. Denver Preference at 44% and Louisvilles at 5234, are each 2% lower Atchisons fell to 16* ditto A Bonds 1, to 26% Central Pacifics to 16%; Illinois Central 1, to 99; Missouri to 14% Eries.1%, to 9% ditto Seconds 2, to 75 Ontario to 15 Ys Northern Pacific Preference to 15 Southern Prefer- ence 1%, to 35 Union Pacifics to 9% Wabash Preference 1, to 1834 5 do. Deben- tures, 1 y2, to 26 With reference to Canadian Railways Canadian Pacifics were very flat, and fell 3%, to 54 Grand Trunks Guaranteed declined 1, and the Preference ft. to Foreign Railways were inactive and weak. There was no further movement in Mexicans, but Mexican Central fell 1%, to 69. South Americans continue to recede. Buenos Ayres, Great Southern, and Central ) Argentine further declined. The Nitrate Market remained inactive and I weak. Railways were rather easier. Imperial Ottoman Bank Shares were again sold, and further fell 134, to 11%. Breweries quiet. Eastern and Eastern Extension Telegraph issues were easier. Suez Canal fell 1. Hammond's Meat 34 lower, at 134 and P. Coats to 2834 Maxim- Nordenfeldt 34, to 2 Lister and Co. rose to 7%. The following changes occurred since yesterday :— Foreign Bonds. — Fall -Argentin9 In- ternal Gold Sterling and 3% per Cent. External, 1 do. 1886, 1% do. Funding,. 214 do. Buenos Ayres Water Supply, Brazilian, 1883, 1879, and 1888, 1 do. 1889, 1% do. Western of Minas Railway, 2% Buenos Ayres, 1; Bulgarian, 1888 and 1890, 2% Cedulas A, 34 I do. K and P, Columbian, 1 Ecuador, 2 Egyptian Converted, do. Unified, do. Daira and Domain, French 3 and 4% per Cent, 1 Guatemala, 3% Hungarian, Italian, 1 Mexican 1888, 1% do. 1893, 2 do. Internal, 1 Russian, 34 Spanish. Turkish, Group 1, 1% do. Group 2, 2 do. Group, 3, 1% do. Group 4, 1% do. 1891 and 1894, 34 and Uruguay, 1. British Railways. — Rise — Sheffield Deferred, 34 and North-Esstem, 1. Fall—Caledonian Preferred, 34 do. Deferred, Great Eastern, Great Northern Deferred, 34 do. A, 1 Great Western, Hull and Barnsley, 34 Brighton A. Chatham Ordinary, 34 North-Western, 34 Metropolitan, 34 District, 34 Midland, 34 North British Ordinary, South-Eastern A, 1%. Canadian Railways. — Fall — Canadian Pacific Shares, 3% Grand Trunk First Preference, do. Second and Third Preference, 34 and do. Guaranteed, 1. American Railways. — Fall — Atchison Shares, do. A Bonds, 1; Central Pacific, Chesapeake, Milwaukee, 1%; Denver Shares, do. Preference, 2% Illinois Central, 1 Louisvilles, 2% Mis- souri, do. Preference, 2% New York Central, 34 > Erie Shares, 1% do. Second Mortgage. 2 Ontario, Atlantic First Mortgage, Norfolk Preference, Northern Pacific Preference, Pennsyl- vania, 34 ^Readings, Union Pacifics, Southern Ordinary, do. Preference, 134 Wabash Preference, 1 do. Deben- tures, 11/2 and Baltimore and Ohio, 2. Foreign Railways.—Fall—Buenos Ayres Great Southern Ordinary, 1; Central Argeutine Ordinary, 1 Mexican Central, 134 5 Nitrate Ordinary, The Mining Market has again been in a state of disorganisation, and during the earlier hours sales were impossible. The difficulties of two firms were discussed, but it is understood that the affairs of one have been already satisfactorily arranged whilst the other will, it is believed, be as liberally assisted as on the last occasion. The gene- ral opinion is that the bears are over- doing the matter, hence a sharp rally is by no means improbable at an early date. It is reported that some of the leading firms, taking advantage of the pre- sent disorganisation, are withdrawing money from Consols, which are considered high enough, and devoting the proceeds to the absorption of mines. In this respect atten- tion is being given to Chartered Shares, which undoubtedly have a future before them. Kaffirs closed very flat, but with some inclination to buy in the Street. Chartered Shares have buyers at 4%, show- ing a fall of 15-32 on the day. Goldfields were down, and most Land and Explora- tions fractionally declined. Diamonds were weak. De Beers fell ti, and Jagersfontein As regards Barnato issues the Banks were unaltered at lfg, but Consolidated Mines fell -h, to 2H London and Paris Corporation 34, to 1V2 and Johannesburg Consolidated Investment 5-32, to 3ii. In Gold Shares there has been a general and frequently important shrinkage Crown Deep fell 2 East Rand. City and Suburban, 134 Ferriera Goldfields Deep, Mainreef United Roodepoorfc, Village Mainreef, and Wolhuter, 1 Modderfontein, 1% Rand Mines, 334 Simmer and Jack, 1 Van Ryn, 1 y2 and most others frac- tionally. Wesfcralians have not escaped, but the movements in them have been of less importance. jHannan's Brownhiil fell Hampton Plains, Associated Gold Mines and True Blue, and Gold- fields, Great Boulders, and some others to Indian Gold Shares also were weak—Mysores, Nundydroog Ooregums, and Champion Reefs were n to 78 lower. Copper Shares were flat-Rio Tin to falling 1 on Paris sales. Amongst miscellaneous shares the only change of importance was a fall of 34 in Hyderabad Deccan. The follow- ing changes took place in South Africans. Fail—Chartered, h; City and Suburban, 134 Crown Reef, De Beers, 1; East Rand, Ih; Ferreira, 1 Gold Fields Deferred, 134 Jagers- fontein, Jubilee, Jumpers, Langlaagte, 34 5 Oceana Lands, Robinson, Salisbury, y2 Sbeba, Simmer and Jack, 1^4 Wcramer, Wolhuter, 134 Afrikander, Angelo, 34 Aurora, Bantjes, 34 Barrett, 6d Benoni, ? Buffelsdoorn, 34 do. Consoli- dated, i\ Central Roodepoort Deep, 34 Chimes, 34 Chimes West, 34 Clewer Estate, Comet, Consolidated Deep Level, Crown Deep, 2; Croesus, 34 Driefonteiu, Durban Roodepoort, do. Deep, East Rand Central, Geldenhuls Deep, George Goch, Grimsby, & Glencairn, itr; Goldfields Deep, 1; Goldfields of Mashonaland, Heriot, 34 Kimberley Roodepoort, 34 Kleinfontein Central, Kleinfontein New, 34 Klerksdorp, Is Lancaster, 34 Langlaagte Block B, Luispaards Vlei Estate, 34 Mainreef United Roodepoort, 1 Marievale Nigel, May Consoli- dated, Metropolitan, 34 Meyer and Charlton, 34 Medas Estates, Minerva, Modderfontein, 1% do. Extension, Molyneux Consolidated, New Primrose, Nigel. Nigel Deep, North Randfontein, 34 Nourse Deep, Randfontein, & Paarl Central, & Princess, Rand Mines, 334 Reitfon- tein, y2 Robinson Deep, Rose Deep, Spes Bona, ..& Transvaal Gold, Treasury, 34 Van Ryn, 1%; Village Mainreef. 1 Vogelstrius Estate, Western Nigel, West Rand, Anglo- French Exploration, Exploration Co., Potchefstroom. 9-32 Tate Concessions, Transvaal Coal Trust, 34 > Transvaal Consolidated Land, 34 > Transvaal Gold- fields, Zambesi Exploring, Eastern Investment, South African Gold TruslI, 1%. At the Bank of England to-day £5,000 worth of bar goId:wa.s bought, and £10,000 withdrawn for Alexandria. Silver is weaker. Bars fell to 30Hd. The Eastern Exchanges were quiet. Bombay and Calcutta Transfers, Is 125-32d; Hong Kong, 2s 2%d four months, 2s 2%d Yokohama Transfers, 2s 2%d; four months, 2s 2% d. Rupee Paper remains at 6054 to 61.-

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON, Saturday Evening.—The following were the ratas of exchange on London to-day :— Paris-tlieques.25-20*. st. Petersburg 3nith«,.93.05 Berlin—8 days si^ht ..».4S Madrid-tight 29.76 Do. i m-wki*' 3 mouths CO.OO Bamburg—5 months ..20.36 » Consuutlnople 3mtfw.U0.20 mwwww BRITISH STOCKS OPNG 12.10JCLO AP Won. Goscben's2j p c Money [105 105^105^105^ „ Do. do. Account 1C5 105^105^105,^ New 04 do. do. 104 LocalStock in Bank of England Stock ..331 India 3$per Cent. 116J oM Do. 3 do. 106A „ Nlet.Boar(lot%Volks PC.. 121 Do. eto p c.. 113 India Rupee Paper 34 pc.. 604 61 60J IiH.CH.nai!iau4 p c Jau ,Jly. 112 „ Ins. C Good Hope4 pc, >.883; 122 Ins. N. Zealand Consolidtdi 110 > Ins. New St!). Wales4pc..J 117 „ „ Ins. Victoria 1 p e, 1882-3*4. 107 „ Ins. South Australian 112 « >—■ Ins. Queensland 4 p c 111 BUITISH HAlLWAYS Brighton Railway Ord. [ 177 Do. do. Deferred 160 160 16N 161 f,*ale,loniiLji C-onsolidited 140 Do Preferred Con. Ord. 92 I 92i 92 Do. Deforre(i Con. Or(l, 481 47¡ Cuatlitk,n,tiifl Dover or(i 14) 15i 15 ).[ „ Do. Preference 119J aiasgowand South Wextu 113 Great Eastern Ordinary „ 813 811 81 J t Ot. Nt-hw. Prefd.Con. Ordy 1174 Do. Defrd. do. 48i 48 48J Do. A'.q 48t Great Western 159 „ 1591 „,r Hull and Barnsley 344 34J „ v Lancashire and Yorkshire 12511 London an l Nortli-Westrn 179j London and South-Westrn 196' — Lon.,t Sth. We-;trn. Def,d. 67 66 Man. Slief. and <& I.in, Ord. 45 Do. Preferred 69 Do. Deferred 231 23! Metropolitan Consolidated 914 911 91 Do. Land Stock 90 I)o. District Ordinary 25i 254 Do. Preferred 93 Jjdlallll Ordinuy 151i North Britisli Ort]. Prof. 7S4 Do. Ordiiuxiy 3/4 373 379 tforth-Kastern Ordinary 160 I6O4 North .Staffordshire 125 South-Kastern Ordinary 136 South-Kastern Ordinary 136 Do. Deferred ,84} 8*1 East London 64 Taff Vale Act-, 1889 79 tfuniess 674 AMERICAN twULWAYS. OenlralPacific .16} 161 Ohicajto, Miliraukio 741-741 Denver Ordinary 13i Do Preferrett 471 454 Brie Shares IGJ 10 9. 9 Do Preference 22 Do Secoml Mortgage 77 77 75.. Illinois Central 994 99 Lake Shore 151 Louis and Nashville 53} 521 524 521 — Missouri, Kansas, <Sr K} 14| York Central .102 1014 ,i ew York Central 102 1014 New Y crlt Ontario.. .u.jlt-j 154 Norfolk Preference 114 lli Hi Morth Pacific Preference 16 15} 154 Pennsylvania Ordinary ..551 55 54j i>hiladolphia and Heading: 61 5} 6 Do. First Income Donds. 31 30 Onion Pajiflc 101 •• Wabash Preference 191 19 — I8* Do. General Morlgago 274 264 -• 261 Atlantic CI. W. 1st Mure. 25; Wabash Preference 191 19 M 18 Do. General Morlgago 274 264 261 Atlantic CI. W. 1st Mure. 25; Atchison 164 161 « Do. 2nd Mort. Class A 274 •• — 26] OT[I &I' ICAILNN'A Y S Canadian Pacific 561 554 541 •• Orand Trunk Ordinary. 54 5g „ Do. Guaranteed 45 04} 45) j>o. First Preference ~36 354 354 Do. Second Preference 23 22} — Do. Third Preference 13 12} Or,iiii.,try 194' 19 I)o, P'ii-it Prefereiiee., 694 67,. Do. Second Preference. 31 1,onihanls Ordinary 91 Mexieftii Cntl. 4 p,c. Bonds 704 694 69 „ j>o do First Iuconio 22 tiuenos Ayres Gt. fiouthern| 123 — Buenos Ayres and liosarioi 59 M Central Argentine 67 FORiCIGN STOCKS OiiUian, 1886 S5 Do 1892 101 100 Buenos Ayres 1882 30 Df> 16R5 30 Bulgarian 6p.c. 1838 90 „ Argentine 19H6 704 „. Do Funding 74} 74 ]),) 44,loer cesit. St,erli.,g 49 Do "reawry 502. Argentine Cedulas A 30 Do Cedulas 1J 274! Buenos Ayres Cednlaa 1 71 I Do J 6j ¡. Brazilian, 5883 o 69î.. 69 Chinese Silvr Loan 114 „ Do. Gold do 1034! Etfyptiau Unified 1014 101 § Do Oov I'ref. New S91 99 Do Hfate Domain Jl5 101 Do Daira Mett 100 9:M „ (Trench 5 per Cent. Ueules 592 98 Do 34 per Cent 105i 101 ilun;<ftnan1 perCent. (Jold 101 1001 «. German 3 p.c 97 Italian 5 per Cent. 8:j! 84§ 8I4 Mexican 6 per Cent. ?0J 89 8?4 Peru. Corp. Ordinary 3.i 3 „ Do Preference „ I0i 10 PoUognese per Cent. 1669 ''5J k5l 25} Cheek,1881 :¿9 Do 1881 299 ro' Hnsslan 4 p. Ccf. Conversion 10C 93J n ;paitisli I T)ar Cent. 65 6^1 644 Turkish, 1894 E4 53j Do Ottoman Defence lCO 994 Do hit Group 644 63 Do 2nd Group 35 Do 3td Group 22 201 u Do ItliGroup 214 21 19¡ 19t Ottoman Bank Sliaves 12 124 lli Uruguay 34 l^1' Cunt 46 Honduras 5) „ 5} Paraguay r. 17 transtaal Loan 116 MISCELLANEOUS. PcninsuÏar&; -Orienta(P-rf 154 Do. Defeued 214 Cun»tdSteanishis, £ 2Cpaii1 94 Aiij<lo.American Tel Ptef.. 834 Do. do. Ordinary. 4 DirecS Cnited States Cable P4 Arthur Gitinness Ordinary. 475 AUsoppa Ordinary 141 141 Bryant and May Ordinary. 16} Coats 234 231 Srial) Oi-(Iitiary tjx Con.settIron.. 20 Ehbw Vale St. icfl'n Co.6} Uotchkiwf 22 a' Deccan litlid 4 4 Suez Canals .„, M. 126 125 Hammond li K;i.stnmiw ^Zi ^alt Cnion Ordinary.— 35 Nitrate ItaU way 131 13 Primitive Nitrate II » Dublin IVisUUera 24 Bell's 14 Oceana Land lrl Ii 1+1 Chartered Africa 5 45 4)4 t BeeL,uzvnfi,.n,l land 1'3 IS ». Johannebnrg cons, III. Co 4. 3,\ 3J Cape Copper Alines 2 2. Rio Tintos 16 151 15| Mason and l^arry 24 «. 2| Vharsis Copper 4 j Mysore Gold 3i»x Mysore Gold Melds 20/6 20/ Oot-egiiiii Ortlin-ry 3iV Montana^ "I Burma. Ruby 15/6 De I'eevs Diamonds 251 25" 254 •southAfrican llxploratiouD 134 New Jager.sfoiit.em. n ,7J Gordon Diamonds 5/6 Gold Fields, S. Africa 1-14 14J 141 Salisbury Gold New 44 3| City and Suburban^— 25S 24g 241 JnniperK 74 7 I!"errei t! 174 164 itibilits .M. 2 72 24 8-immer anll JueJc 254 2-xi ?3i 23 VVemmers 94 91 Crownreef ioi 104 9* Langiaagtes 5i 41 46 Do Block « 2 1| sheba IS 14 1A KastRand. 54 5B 53 Hand Mines .u. 274 264 27 27 Nigel 54 4 f Primrose &i ■ 51 'f Metropolitan (New) 2,J» > LNiod,(Iei-fontein Nevr 9 91 Reitfont«in 3| .» 3 Princess H — Pioneer 9 ••• — — Bantpis 31 — Barnato Consolidated 2i 2U Bnffelsdoorn 41 41 Durbani-Roodpoort 74 7 f I Gold Fields Deep 1019 I Randfontein 21 2fa Rnnd-Rhodesia 11 Klerksdorp 11/6 10/6 Henderson's 28 2l Mozambique 1ft li I .ondonderry.. — — 4 •• { WentworthPriority 1 ? Abbots Associated Gold Mine 14 I Big Blow i A »•>' Bayley's Reward 5/6 6/6 Black Flags l| i. Great Boulder 51554 Great Fingall Reefa 1| .1. H Hampton Plains 5j ..» 3 K v Hannan's Brownhiil 6& 64 6 Lon.&West Australia Expr. 64 6 7* «. Mainlaud Ci nsols 2 lj j| WestAnstralianGoldFields 64 2 Westralia Ii W.A-stralia Expl.& Finance 31 3' Lady loch 16 13 f It LadyShenton If hi.

DAILY STOCK AJND SHAKE XIIST aOPPUBDRT MESSRS THACKERAY &-00. Stocked Share Itrokern. 3, Dock Climobarm. Cardle ^RAILWAYS. Paid Prices tjtocfc Barry Kail wav _100 265 270 Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Ord. ^1G0 ..123 125 Do. Deferred Ordinary .100 _112 144 „ Great _158 159 „ London and North Western.100 ..179 180 „ IVII ii I an d 100 .-151 152 10 Port Talbot By. and Docks.. 4.4 W/, 10 Rl!on«fcS.BayNos.l/36,600„ 10-— 9 9% 10 Do. New 6 5 5'1. stock Rhymney -227 229 „ Do. bit S40 pm. £10 pd 23 82 81 pm „ TaU' Vale Divided stock 100 79 80, PREFERENTIAL Stnek Barry By.'S p.c. lat Prof 100 ..170 173 „ Do. Conllolida.ted 4 p.c.100 ..137 139 „i llrecou dIi lor. 1st Pref. 1861.100 80 83 Do. 2bil Pref. 1862.100 53 58 it Cambrian, No, l,4p.c.«.100f. 37 89 II Do No. 2 4 p.c 100 46 47 <• Great Western 5p.c. „_„100 .181 183 10 Pembrk & Tenby 5 p.c 10 8% 9 JO RhonA S Bay 5 p.c.1^0,000 10 14 14'A New 6.9% 10% Shock, Rhymney 4 p.c. Consold..100.. 130 141 im fau Vaile4p.o'Consold.100 .141' 142W GUARANTEED OR LEASED. 50 Aberdare Railway 60 .160 169 Sbook Great Western, 5 p. c. guar..100 ..182 184 » JPenoi-th Harbour DockA RvlOO _175 175 10 Vale of Glamorgan. 6 9 9'/i RAILWAY AND OTLIEU J)EB ICNTU It lc,i Stock Alex. Dock St By. 4 p.c.t.1C0 ..121 J23xd „ BarryRy. 3 p.c .100 ..110 Jl2 II Brecoifr&Mertliyr A 4 p.c. -100 ..126 127 Do B 4 p.c..100 ..106 103 „ Bute Dock 4 p. c .100.133 13 „ Cambrian A 4 p. c.100 .138 140 Do. B 4 p.c. 100 .132 134 Do. C 4 p.c 100 .123 125 „ Do. D 4 p.c. aon com ilOO .ll|H 1 \VA Great Western 4 do.100 ^168 154 „ Midland & per centt.. ■IOC .11S 117 L m -JI14.WaltaW.per-OlD"1OO-1 145 4 „ NeaUt & Brecon 1st .100 ..119 121 do A l 100 .1C5 107 V„ do. At2 .100 .55 58 Rhondda A ISw'sea Bay 4 p.c. 100/ 131 133 f t, Rhymney 4 ditto .100 .142 144 v*ti va»« 100 112*4 BANKS' I M Glamorganshire, 41 15 5 OiamorRanshire, Pref. 2V4-. 40 6 "60 London ct Midland 3cAi 40 10 London tfc Provincial 5 ..20 20% 10 Do. New 15. 19% Vi% 50. Lloyds Bank 8 24^ 25 rtf Metro, of England & Wales 5 13%, 14 75 National Provincial 44 45 -60-. National Provincial .12 tjw 51 52 r40 • North.&.South Wale# ».10 „ 33V4.1 GAS Iv AberdAte 10 171,t,18 tóekCardifl A 10percont .10lA.;215 225 „ DO n 8 per cenl; .10CT ..170 180 Do. C 7 per cent .100 ..155 165 .Do. D5 percent.«10C^115 118 Do. 1ft p.c. Pref. Stock 100 .,120 130 „ ?to^k Newport A 10 per cent t.100 ..215 225 „ Do..B7percell -100 ..165 176 •L „ Do. C7 percent -100,155 165 25 Swansea per cent 25 40 43xd '25 Do 7 percent 25 38 39xd GAS AND WATKU. ,10 Bridgelict 10 6'9 7h, 12, Potttypool (Max. 10p.c.). 12 ]8V« 39Vi 10:?' Ystrad A (Bhoudda) JO 17 18 110 Do. B 7 p "10 12% IS** WATERWORKS 25 Bristol 25 M !3%xd 20 Do. 20 A21,{. 43Vixd ylO Pontypridd 10per cb OriL.. -0 25 26 .10 Do' ? p.c.. do. 10 16 17 COAL AND IRON 10 Albion Steam Colliery IU I 2Y, 12%. 10 D. Davis «fc Sous, Limited 10 «, 33U 14 23 KbbwVale Steel, Irou.&Coal 20 6% 6% 5 Great. Western Ord. B fi 4 qi_. 5 Do. Pref.A. 58%9 5Iiateniational 522% 130 Miller <fc Cory 6 p. c. Debs.100 ..101 H3 62% Nantyglo&Blainalron Pref. 62»i.. 92 94 10 Newport-Abercarn .10 3 314 10 Do. Paitif-ipat'nig Pref. 10 tf 8l»; 5 North's NftvivatloyilColliery 5 IJ 5 Do 10 p.c. Cum Pref 5 5% ioa Do. 6 p.c. Deb 100 ..10.5 105 10 Penrikyber Colliery 10 5% 5\ 10 Do. 5 to7*4p.c. Pref. 10 7^ 8Vi 100 Powell Duffryn 6 p.c. Deb .100 ..110 112 5ltliyintieylroii 25a 30s 5 Do New £210scteditedl%13s 6d 14s ód 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debs.100 £ S 101 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 10 11 3 Do. 10 per cent. ,B 3 4' 5 3 Do. New B 21/2 2% 11 Tredegar Iron and Coal A.. 7<4.. 2l/t 2si Stock Do B 100 ^6 1J7 MISCELLANEOUS Slock Alex. l)k. Ry. I'/a'A Pref.100 ..117 119xd Ditto 4% B Pref.100 ..101 103xd 10 Barry Graving Dock 10 184 19l/4 1 Ben Evans and Co. Ord 1 1/8 lxd (Subject to Founders' Shares.) 1 Blaild t, (,o 1.. 111 10 Bristol Brewery Ordinary.. 10 31 Vi 31% 10 Do. ,6Preference 10 il 17^4 10 Bl. and So. Wales \VanR«i» 3 5% 57¡¡ 50 Bute Dry Dock .SO.. 57 60 S!9<-k Cardiff Cor joration 3"^p. c.lOo 119 i20 10 Cardiff Ice 10 12 12% 10 Cardiff Milling Co Ordinary ic 1% 2 10 Do. D j). 6 p.c. Preference 10 4 4% 5 C'difT & Pen'rth Tramways !) 3% 4 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 39 41 25 Cardiff Workmen Cot-t,ft PP.. A'S ;-8 39 100 D1 Owen & Co 4Vsjp.c.Db 1920 IOC ..109 111 5 Empire, Cardiff 3.. 3% 3% 10 Hancock 6 p.c. Preferred Ord 10 l 14 10 Do. Deferred Ordinary 1G 145/a 147/g 10 Do. 6 i>.c, Pref 10 15V* 15'M Stock Do. 4 p.c. Deb. Stock ..III% 115 20 Hill's Dry Dock 7:t. 81/. 10 iNliltot(I.I)ock "5 '14- 10 Mordey Carney, 9. 124 lo 10 Do. do. 10 13. 14 t,t4 100 Do. 4»i p.c. Deb. (R 1903, at 105) .100 ..1C3 105 50 Mountstuart Dry Dock A <HJ 74 76 50 J)o, Do, B 20 37 39 Newpt. Water £ I Annuities f8 28^ 50 J)o, Do. JI 20 37 39 Newpt. Water £ I Annuities ,8 261¡1 10 Partialt ie fKvana Ord 7i.. 1 Va 2^ 10 Do. Pref. 6p.c. tmn 10 6 7 50 Penarth Sliiphuilditig 50 37 40 10 Provincial Tramways 10 5% 61 10 Do. 6 per cent;.Preference 10 12% 131/* 10 Boyttl liotel 61,1 1078 10 SpilJer £ <fe Bakers Ordinary 12 1214 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 13% 14y« Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c.St k 10J ..106 iC8 5 Thompson Shackell 5 2 2% Bank Itate reduced from 21 to 2 P. 22ncl Feh 1891

20 Rhondda Ordinary £10 Shares 5 and 11 Hills Dry Dock Shares, at 8 30 Hen Evan" Ordinary Shares. at 19.i 6d £ 500 III Owen <& Co. 4l/j p.c. Debs. 1 OLloyds & 20 Metropolitan Bank Shares 30 Ehbw Vale Shares, at E6 16s bd 20 Spillers and Bakers Otd. SlIs, at 121/* 20 International Coul Shares, at 2% 10 vz 5 Spillers Pref. Shares, at 14 40 Tred'gar Iron and Coal Shares, at 2% 16 Mordey, S9 pö. at 12%, 3 E 10 pd, at 14 £ 10"-0 Brecon 1*64 and 1865 Prefs. 20 Ystrad Gas aud Wat-r B Shares 20 Albion Colliery Shares, at 2% BUVERS. £ "00 Rhymney Ordinary Stock, at 228 5 Bute Drv Dock Shares £ 20-3 Taff Vale Stock E201) Swansea Harbour Stock, at 107 20 r arm:¡,rthen Brewery Old & Pref. Stk. 30 Rhondda 5 p.c. Pref. Shares 10 Spillers Nephews, £9 paid, at 9% 15 Port Talbot Ry. Shares, at 4% 10 Penrikyber Pivf. Shares, at 81 i 30 Bridgend Gas aud Water, at 7% THACKEltAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCK BROKERS 1059 —MWWW—II nil M 1,111 I ml——i——a E. T LYDDON AND CO.. 122, BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. Telegrams—" Lyddon, Cardiff." 10 T'eleohones—P.O.. 63 Nat., 103. SELLERS. 25 Mordey Carney, fully paid, at 14 Soud Bute Dock Debenture, at 135 3 London & Prov Bank New Shares £ 800 Barry Defrreed Stock, at 142% 20 Arrow Fuel Shares, at 7 20 D. Davis A SOilS Shares E140 Taff Vale Stock 2 Swansea Gas 7', p.c. Shares, at 43 50 Vale of Qlaraorgans, at 9ft EO Khondda New, £ 6 pd, Ordinary,at 5% 1 Mountstuart at 75 1 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Share, at 40 25 rmd 1 Barry Graving Dock Shares £,()J Barry Preferred Stock 10 Mordev Carney, £9 paid, at £ 12% BU YERS, 50 Port Talbot Shares 20 & 5 Vale of Glamorgans, 26 paid, at 9 ;e.0 Carcliff Empires 25 Rhondda Pref. Shares, at 14 100 Norths Ordinary, at 1% S500 Norths Navigation Debentnra F. S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1, DOCIC. CHAMBERS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1083 TKI.KORAMS "Flemine. Cardiff." Telephone, 158 SELLERS. — £ 503 Baclfloy Debenture 2 London A Pfov. Bank New 20 Glamorgan Bank Preference 25 Metropolitan Banks, at 14ft S500 Barry 1st Pref. Stock 14 Lonlonfz Prov. Bank Shares BUYERS. 30 Rhondda Ordinary Shares, at 9^ Bute Dry Dock Shares 10 Albion Colliery Shares, at 12'4 j25 0 Albion Debenture Hancocks Preferred and Deferred Shares Hancocks Preference THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 110, Bute-street (and Stock Exchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gedge, Cardiff.' Telephones—National. No. 139; P.O. No. 02. 1093 SELLBUS. 12 Rhondda Ordinary ft Rhondda New Ordinary 10 Bute Dry Docks Stranaghau and Stephens Ordinary London and Prov, Bank New 20 Cardiff Milling Preference—want bid S500 BaTry Deferred Beva.ns Preference BUYERS. -15 Cardiff Vmpire Shares TREGERTHEN DUNN AND 06., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1136 Telegrams—"TIIKDUNN. CARDIFF." Nat Tel No J30 SELLERS. —2 £ ;0 Shs, £"0 paid, Cardiff Malting Co. 20 Barry Graving Dock Shares 10 A 2 Mordey & Carney, fy pd, Sha, at 14, 50 Rhvmnev Iron Old Shares 40 226 Ely Rhondda Colliery Shares 60 International Colliery Shares 20 Tnonrpson & Shack ells 6 p.c. Pref. Shs 5 Newport Abercarn Col Ord Shares BUYERS. -20 Albion Colliery Shares 30 Newport Abercarn Ord., at 3 S500 Rhymney Ry. Ordinary Stock M Penrikyber Pref. Shares 5 Mountstuart Dry Dock A Shares 20 Gloucester Wagon A Shares £ 1C0 Norths Colliery Debs. 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. 1146 Telogramx-" Stocks, Cardiff." TelcDhonefi-Nat.. 551 PO., 517 E.B. SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER* POWELL-PLACE AND STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1173 g'ms. "Shares C'diff.TVnes, P.O. No. 51, Nat. 2Z6 SELLERS. -Black Lion Brewery Shares 5 Hills Dry Dock Shares, at 8 10 Crownloap Shares, S6 paid £ 230 Penarth Pier Debentures Penarth Ordinary Shares S50 Barry Deferred Ord. Stock JB514 Taff Vale Deb. Stock, at Ul 13 Cardiff Ice Sharen, at 12% 20 Cardiff Empire Shares, at 3% BUYERS 20 Ystrad Gas and Water B Shares 20 Norths Pref. Shares, at 5% Bute Dry Dock Shares 1C Quakers Yard Gas & Water Shs, at 8 Briagend Gas and Water Shares £ 20 Rhymney New Ord. Stock High-street Arcade Shares CHARLES MASSY AND CO.. 'CORY'S CORNER, BUTE DOCKS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams, "Invest," Cardiff. SELLERS. -100 Chartereds, at 5 20 Cardiff Ice, at 12 B: M & E 100 Rhymney, at 230 20 Barry Graving Docks 5 South Wales Tobacco Shares 5 Cardiff Junction Dry DockShff, folly pd 20Svtuth Wales Jam, atS'/g 60 Cardiff Milling Ord. BUYERS. -100 Chartereds, at 4 £500 Barry Deferred 5 South Wales Tobacco 100 Rhymney Iron New 20 Cardiff Empire Shares, at 101 pTMB: 5 Bute Dry Docks, at 66 £ 400 Rhymney Rails, at 227 ERNEST SULLY AND CO., I 118, BUTE-ST.. AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Tetegtrvms Telephones:—P.O., 7. Nat., 187 SELLERS. -loo & 30 Rhondda Ordinary Sharefl 4 Rhondda New Ord., fully paid 4 Rhondda New Pref, folly paid 150 Ben Evans Ord. Shares 20 Albion Steel Co., Briton Ferry, £ 5 f p 100 Jones, Dickinson & Co.'s Shs,, at 20a 100 Rhymney Iron New Shares, at 15s C160 Barry Preferred Ordinary 300 St. George Gold, at 5s 3d S10 0 & R&J Barry Deferred Stock 100 Rosenblock Shares BUYERS. jBiOC Cardiff Gas Pref. Stock 100 Norths Ordinary Shares, at 1% 100 Norths Pref. Shares, at 5% £1000 Barry Preferred Ordinary Cardiff Gas C Stock BpOleni A Bakers Ordinazy abac* PERCY POWELL. STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113, Bute-rd., and Stock Exchange,Cardiff. Tgrams. Purse. Cardiff." f phones. P.O 89 Nat. 225 SEXLERS —Wallsend Pontoons 8 Bute Dry Dock Shares 10 Parnall and Evans Ords., EtOpd, at 5 Weaer Ordinaries, at 8% 5 Empire Shares, at 3% £ 100 Cambrian 1st Pref., at 87% 10 Rhondda Ord., at 9V« 5 Port Talbots, 1;4 paid, at 83s 6d BUYERS. 10 Jones Dickinson Ords., at 15 10 Mordey Carney Shares 20 Empires, S3 paid, at 3 ii^1^00jStranaghan&JStephens2>atills_ LIONEL E. TAYLOR & CO. i 1129, BUTE-STREET, and STOCK EXCHANG J; CARDIFF. 1301 rgra6ms Security Cardiff." Trims P.O.. 113; Nat, 212 BUYERS 21 Spillers Ordinary Shares Spillers Nephews Shares Vi Chartered share 20 Nells Ordinary Shares .SELLERS 30 Port Talbot 8y. Shares Spillers Nephews Shares S300 Rhymney Ord. Stock P,250 Barry Deferred Stock Stranaghan and SLephens Ordinary PARSONS AND H. 0 B .f EIN ',[1 STOCKBROKERS, 1086 CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. 1'lp.«I'l1m "Roliient. Telephone No21 SELLERS. -20 New Tredegar Building Co. Barry Ordinary 100 Ebbw Vale. at 6% 2 Rhondda Ordinary 50 London and Prov. Banks 30 Rhondda 5 p c. Pref., at 15V& 20 Powell Dnffryn Coal £ 25 Shares Alexandra Docks B Preference BUYERS. Mordey and Carney Shares 910001tliyniney Iron Deb,, at 99 50 Femdale or Blaenavon Gas £ 2000 Wyo Valley Debenture £ 1500 Alexandra B Pref. £1000 Newport Gas Stock Stranaghan and Stephens Shares B100 Newport Water Annuities 21 Nantyglo Preference Business in all Mining Shares at close prices Cardiff or ewport Ground Rents I HtiNM J. PILLINGLI.tt tfe CO. LATE UETTON SAYCE, VAUGHAN AND CO. STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. 41, HIGH-STREET. NEWPORT', MON. 112) telephone No 127. Telegrnms Piiiii,ifli-. BUY ICRS. 20 Monmouthshire Steam Laundry Shs., at par St. Julian Brick Shares Nantyglo and Blaina 4 or 4% p.c. Debs. 950 Newport Water Annuities 60 J. L. Lloyds SELLERS. 10 Star Brick Shares Chepstow Wator Shares 20 London and Prov. Bank Shares 100 D. Jones Dickinson 6 p.c. Pref* 60 Bultfontein Sun Diamonds, at 17s 6d p 20 Newport, Al)pr earn Pref., at STEPHEN P. WILLS, SWANSEA. Stockbroker. Tgrann, Wills," S'.iea. Tphone, 184 BUYER.—Swansea Harbour Stock -jAIEs-MAriGE:-STõCKiÜiOjr-ER, WIND-STREET, S'sea. TRIIIS. Madge, S'sea. BUYERS. -Olstmorganshire Bank Ord. Weavers A. W. JOHNSON, SWANSEA, STOCKBROKER. Tg's Ornate." S'soaT"phone219 BUYERS. — £ 5.0 Swansea Harbour Stock .4, LARGE PROFITS secured daily by any- one judiciously Operating in Stocks and Shares: risks limited from;Cl upwards available sound, honest advice given.-Ftill particulars post free of Wm. West- wood and Company, 19 and 20, Railway Approach, London Bridge, S. E. 305

t SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. I CARDIFF* IS W ANSIA.1 I NEWPORT} Mor.jKrn.|ngt.|ftIor..E»n.|Hgt. Mor.jEvtt jHtfS 11 Mi 0 57- 1 3727 8 0 3 0 40,26 0; f lo! T5028 1 12 TI 2 IS 2 59 29 4; 1 21 .2 0 27 5! 2 32: 3 1229 9 13 W, 3 31'. 4 031 6j 2 34 5 4'28 lli 3 44r4 1331 11 14 T. 4 29: 4 57 33 6 3 33; 4 1)30 3! 4 42; 5 1033 11 15 F 5 22! 5 47 34 10, 4 26; 4 51 dl 6 5 35; 6 0 35 3 16 S 6 12 6 38.-5 5 5 17 5 4232 2i 6 25; 6 5135 10 17 S: 7 1(7 24 35 3 6 5j 6 26;32 3! 7 14! 7 37 35 8 18 Ml 7 461 8 6 34 5 6 49' 7 9 31 9! 7 59; 8 1934 10 *Roath Basin. +Pi in«o of tVales Dk lAlexaudra Ok,

CARDIFF liiXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS. SATURDAY. Therq is no alteration to report in tho steam coal trade, the market continuing quiet, owing ohiefly io the absence of handy tonuage. The activity in the house coal trade is maintained, bat prices have, as yet, undergone no material alteration. The current quotations are as followsFirst class steam coal, 10s 3d to 10* 6d; seconds, 9-s 3d to 9d 9d drys, 8 9d to 9s 3d first class Monmouth- shire, 8" 6d to 8* 9d seconds, 8i to 8s 3d first class small coal, 4 9d to 5; seconds, 4s 3d to 4s 6d and inferior sorts, 4s to 4s 3d firsb class house coal, 103 34 to 10s 9d No. 3 Rhondda larpre, 9s 9d to 10s small, 6s 6d to 6") 9cl No. 2 Rhondda large, 7s to 7s 6d small, 4-i 3d'; pitwood, 16s 3d ex-ship; patent fuel, 10s 6'i to 10s 9d coke from 12i 60 19s, according to quality. The freight market was steady generally. The following operations were reported ODTWARD—STKAMKK3. Cardiff to Odessa, 5 6d, clean. Spezzia, 5s 3d, clean. Naples, 5s 9(J, clean. La 5fos. Barcelona, 8s 9d, clean. Algiers, 6% fes, clean. Algiers, 6,/2<ci!. Cadiz, 5a 9 t, ciean (Hazlemerft). The shipments at Barry Dock on Friday amounted to 10,626 tons. Vessels in dock-14 steam 12 sail total, 26.

BALTIC REPORTS, LONDON, SATURDAY. FBBIGHT MAltiMT. -Danube, Azoff, and Black Sea rates remain firm. River Plate steady. America-Northern range, Cork for orders, 3s 4Vad quoted. Phosphates and ore rates steady. India inactive. Being Saturday, and, in addi- tion, Lord Mayor's day, there is little business to report. Fixttires :Iliornyeroft (steamer), 13,200 qra. of 400, prompt, Nicolaieff, 12.. 3d, new charter, barley; Haslingden (steamer), 13,000 qrs., prompt, Nicolaieff, 12*, new charter Kil- inorack (steamer), 2,800 tons, jjroinpt, Marlanople to Hamburg, 14s; Sheerness (steamer), 3,050 tons, prompt, Marianople to Antwerp, 13" 9d. GRAIN HErORT.-At the Baltic markeb to. day, being a half-holiday combined with Lord Mayor's Show, tlit-re is nothing to report, but the mrrkob is firm for cargoes of wheat in all positions in consequence of political affairs being unsettled~prorr.pt Califomians, 27s asked, and for new crop Plate sailers March to May shipment. Maize—American steamers held rather more money. 16s 1d December -16s December-January. Barley maintained.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. ISTBOIAL TSLEQBAUS FIIOf LLOVIÙ ASUCNTt.1 The steamer Fawn collided with the steamer Rosa- lindf and the latter sank off Elsinore. The former proceeded for Copenhagen with the crew of the Rosa, lind on board. A Bjorneborg teleram states that the Russian steamer Transporter, for Hull, via Abo, has sunk near Hamnholmen. A Margate telegram states that the steamer Hispania went ashore on Tongue Sands but was assisted off and proceeded for Rochester. A Rio Janeiro tolegram states that the Hawksdale has put in with scurry on board and slightly strained. Another account states that the captain cables Crew sickly will note protect and proceed. The steamer Foam, at Dover, reports that her eccentric rod broke just outside Calais. The steamer Blue Bell, for Antwerp, has passed Gravessnd for London to repair her boilers. The Dutch barque Antilor, from Finland for Hull, has put into Mandal leaky. The steamer Canadian has been towed into Rio Janeiro with shaft broken. A Baltimore cablegram states that the Portugese "barque Adelina. from Philadelphia for Oporto, has arrived at Norfolk leaking 8*4 inches Of water per hour. She jettisoned 500 cases of oil and will discharge. A San Francisco cablegram states that the British ithip Senator, from Bull, encountered heavy weather and sustained damage. The yacht Fortuna, which left Plymouth on the 1st instant for Gibraltar, has put back to Plymouth, having encountered a heavy gale off Finisterre. No casualties. An Amsterdam telegram states that the British ship Lady Ruthven, from Iquiqne for Hamburg, with nitrate,is ashore at Callantsvog. Assistance is with her. A San Francisco cablegram states tlnttthe Hawaiian sailing vessel John End, from Newcastle, reporta that in lat. 15 north, long. 121 west, her cargo took fire. She jettisoned about 60 tons. A Great Yarmonth telegram states that the steamer Eustace, from Cherbourg for Sunderland, was run Into by an English steamer, name unknown, on Friday night, and sane on Saturday morning. All of the crew Were landed at Yarmouth. The steamer Lavinia. 'from Sunderland for Genoa, has arrived at Spithead with a slight defect to her steering gear. A Gravesend telegram states that the steamer Maltby. from Buenos Ayres, lost 50 bullocks and 400 sheop during heavy weather. The steamer Norseman, of Aberystwyth, has re- turned to Bristol to repair a slight damage to her boiler. The steamer Sheffingten, from Newcastle, passed Gravesend with stem and bows damaged and fore peak leaking, having collided on Friday night with an nn. known steamer, bound north, in ballaat, near Middle Cross Sand Lightship, The steamer Ben Nevis, for Kirkwall, has been towed back to Leith with boiler damaged.

LIZARD SIGNAL SfATION. THB LIZARD, Saturday.—Wind W, strong. Weather showery. Barometer 29-90, steady. Pasted Bast- Invermore. from Iquiqne for Falmouth Helen Marshall, of Yarmouth Poseidon, from Black River, Jamaic a. for Falmouth steamer Appomatox, from Newport News for London Lombard, from Savannah for Rotterdam Hesper, from Mobile for Bremen Lntece, of Bonen Rathlin, of Glasgow H M torpedo boat destroyer Skate Ludgate Hill from New York for London Culraore, from Baltimore and Halifax for London. Passed WeA-steamers Elbruz, of London Lockesley Hall, of Liverpool: Sonthend, of London Drammond, of Liverpool; Theme, of Bel- fast Swan, of Liverpool; Verbena, of West Hartlepool: Boehampton, of London Drago- men, of Liverpool; Mississippi, fiom London Tor New York Emily, of Cardiff; Pickwick, of North Shields Lerta, of Cardiff; Volante, of Liverpool; Enterprise, of Whitby; OHp# of Dfontheim; Hillarney, of Cork; Benclune, of North Shields Aline, of Bristol. THE LIZARD, Sunday.-Wind W, heavy gale. Weather, thick rain. Sea very rough. Barometer 29-37, fallng. South cone hoisted at daylight. Passed East-& Wilson Line steamer, presumed, rignals indistinct in the rain La Bourgogne, from New York for Havre cable steamer Amber, of London, for London; Tusfear, of Glasgow. Ptmed Weet-,iteamer St Louis, from Southampton for New York.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LMHTHOOSX, Saturday.—Wind WSW, Llsesh. Weather cleudy. Sea modexaw. P%mi EmC— I steamers Missouri, 01 London* Alice Dapeaox, ot Rouen Ingram, of London schooner Harry Russell, of Lancaster. Passed West—ship Thistle, of Glasgow steamers Avon, of Glasgow Austerlitz, of Glasgow; City of Rotterdam, of Dublin.

SHIPS FOR ORDERS. The steamer Electra of Liverpool, arrived in Swansea Bay on Saturday, and received orders for Swansea. The steamer Case, of Cardiff, arrived in Swansea Bay 011 Saturday, and received orders for Penarth.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Gena arvd Snlina. from Braila 7th Eddie arvd Antwerp from Danube 7th Mandalay left Portland for Penarth 9th Marie expected to leave Bristol for Cardiff 12th • Cyfarthfa left Rochefort for Bilbao 7th Dowlais arvd Glasgow 8th Lesreaulx arvd Galatz 8th Ninian Stuart passed Gibraltar for Brindisi 9th Tredegar left St Nazaire for Bilbao 8th Collavaud left Newport for Lisbon 8th v Rhymney arvd Barcelona 8th Gardepee left Algiers for Constantinople 8th Aberdare left Drammen for Penarth 8th Jersey arvd Bayonne 8th Treherbert arvd Sulina 8tli Leda left Dieppe for Cardiff 8th Westgate left St Nazaire for Bilbao 8th Barry arvd Odessa 8th Pomaron left Las Paluias for Pomaron 8th Ramillies passed Sulina 8th Werfa arvd Portsmouth 8th Garth left Barry for La Rochelle 8th Gorsedd arvrf Kuchinotsu, Port Townsend, Japan 5th Taff left, St Nazaire for Bordeaux 9th Rapid left Bilbao for Swansea. 8tli Restormel passed Pert. fov Sulina Roads 9th James Tucker left Barbadoes for Santiago 7th Hardwick left Hasum for Bordeaux 8th Hart.burn left Helsingfors for Stockholm 7th Welliield arvd St Nazaire from Kramfoxs 8th Elton left Cork for Cardiff 9th Usk left Bordeaux for Cardiff 8th C ARDIFF— ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, Nov B.-Edith, 59, Bridawater, light. Aurora, 36, Bristol, coal tar pitch. Effort, 41. Chep. stow, limestone. Johannei Millas ss, 1326, Rotterdam, light- IH:TE ;F.AST DOCK, Nov 8.-Suceess, 43, Chepstow, boiler. Iloraoant, '16;, Gloucester, light. A Strong liS, 726, Gars ton, light. Said ss, 172. Dingle, light. BUTK EAST DOCK, Nov 9.— Squirrell, 68. Bridgwater, light. Castlemore S. 1846. i BUTE WEST DOCK, Nov 8.-Derby, 55, Sharpness, beans. Perseverance, 41, Bristol, burnt ore. Sarah Ann, 74. Herbert ss, 99, Strangford, potatoes. BUTE WEST DOCK, Nov 9.-Philaiithropist, 66. Llandaff ss, 242, Loctndy, potatoes. Bedlormie ss,:187. PRNAHTH, Nov 7.-Bangaribli ss, 036, Southampton, light. A 1 ss, 71. Cardiff, cargo in transit. Good In- tent, 53. Cardiff, light. Ralph as. 74, Barnstaple, light. Netham SK, 74, Bristol, light. Star of the West, 78, Bridgwater, litjht. Caroline, 54, Bridgwater, light. Elizabeth ss, 47. Bridgwater, light. Flora, 42, Bridg- water, light. PENARTH DOCK, Nov 8.—Cadoxton ss, 1107, Mary. Sort, light. Throstlegarth ss, 937, Liverpool, light, hallenger, 15, Roads, light. Ocean ss, 68, Bristol, light. Charlotte. 69, Bristol, light. Clifton ss, 52, Bristol, light. Miza, 61, Gloucester, light Exeter, 58, Gloucester, liglit. t'oyle ss, 168, Fowey, light. PENARTH DOCi., Nov 9.-Apex ss,1477, Silloth, light. Sprightly sa, 479. Inver ss, 380. Rouen, light.. Isabelle ss, 345, St Brieux, light. Ouse ss. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Nov 8.—Wug, Xettersen, Burry Port. Cereda ps, Johnson. Genoa and Savona. Pebble ss, Cailan, Glasgow. Eric ss, Taylor, St Vincent. Iollte ss, Johnston, Belfast. Willie, Bucknell, Bristol. Sun- beam, Butt, Weston. BUTE WEST DOCK, Nov 8.—Voltaire SS, Cartwright, Llanelly. Llanelly ss. Brown, Liverpool. Spirit, Fisher, Newport. BUTE WEST DOCK, Nov 9.—Egalite, Beres, Paimpol. Sarah and Mary, Brien, Dungarvan. Mary, Jones, Watevford. Unrestricted, Price, Dover. Margaret Garton, Karagher, Carnarvon. PENARTH DOCK, Nov 7.—A*1 ss, Gloucester. Ocean ss, Bristol. Treveskin, Littlehampton. Ralph ss, Barnstaple. Edward and Margaret, Plymouth. Palace, Bridgwater. PENARTH DOCK, Nov B.-Cornellass, Carlskrona. Cheriton ss, Gibraltar. Bangarth ss, Southampton. Foylo ss, Fowey. Enterprise ss, Bristol. Harriet, Bridgwater. Speedwell, Bridgwater. Caroline, Bridg. water. Prudence, Bristol. George Canning, Watchet. Prima, Lydney. PENAIITH DOCK, Nov 9.-Tasso ss, Genoa. Throstle- garth ss, Liverpool. Challenger, Roads. ENTERED OUTWARDS- Nov 9. San Francisco, Ardnamurchan, B, 1619, J Ferguson St Vincent, C V. Eric ss. B, 1789, Harrison. Turnbull Port Said, Mayfiold xs, B, 1725, Fargher, Murrell &Soii Havre, King Ermyn ss, B, 6?9, J P Hacquoil & Co Jersey, Clyde, B, .;5, Chevalier. Morel Bros & Co Spezzia, Daylight as, B, 1534. Hardy, Wilson < Proctor St Nazaire. Corra Linn ss, B. 474, G S Stowe & Son Kallunrlborg, Lovart ss, B, 221, Lancaster, Speir & Co St Nazaire. A Strong ss, B, 7&, Hunt, SLallybrass &Co Treguier, > air water, B, 52, Kent, Morel Bros & Co Dieppe, Isabflle ss, B, 345, Dunbar, C V Byrne & Co Palermo, Dilstor. Castle ss, B, 1007, Portov, Hall Bros Algoa Hay, Melbridge ss, B, 1555, Herbert, Lindsay, Gracie & Ward Amsterdam, Ilarton ss, B, 326, Hemmings, Harrison, Moore & Moore Marseille?. J^even S3, B, 1507, Stiles, Ropner cfc Co Ceanx, Frida, Nwy, 370, Rasniussen, C F Hansen <fc Co Bahia, Flora, wy, 728, Andersen, C F Hansen & Co, La Rochelle, Commentary SS, F, 780, A GapcJIe Gandia, Ely SS, n, 540, Pearn, W R Corfield CLEARED—Nov 2. St Vincent CV, Eric ss, B. 3500 coal Jersey, Clyde, B. 35 coal Port Said, Mayflekl ss, B, 3100 coal Havre, King Ermyn ss, B. 1150 coal Spezzia, Daylight ss, B, 2950 coal San Francisco, Ardnamurchan, B, 2270 coal, 423 Coke St Nazaire, Corra Linn ss, B, 940 coal Tonnay, Ctiarcnte, Larpool s.s, B, 150 coal Rosario, Laura, Rus, 573 coal Buenos Ayres, Severn, Nwy, 700 coal Kallundborg, Lovart ss, n, Q30 coal Treguier, Fairwater, B, 45 coal Dieppe, Isabelle ss, B, 680 coal Bombay, Caspian ss, n, 4700 coal Pahnero, Dilston Castle s»,iB, 2000 fuel Algoa Bay, Melbridge ss, B. 3000 coal Amsterdam. Hartou ss, B, 650 coal Marseilles, Thornaby ss, B, 2200 coal La Rochelle, Commentry ss, F, 1650 coal Skien, Antorne Dor, Nwy, 624 coal Gaudia, Ely as. B, 1000 cosl IMPORTS—Nor 9. Sharpness-, Derby, beans. Cardiff Miiling Co Bristol, Perseverance, burnt ore, C Xennant A Sons Strangford, Herbert ss, potatoes, R England Loctudy, Llandaff ss, potatoes, l-t England Ciiepstow, Success, 1 boiler, Cory Bros Bristol, Aurora, coal tar pitch, Crown Co Chepstow, Effort., limestone, Dowlais Iron Co BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, Nov 8.-Acielina Patti ss, London. Bromsgrove Ocean ss, London. Cookbam ss, ] London. Peter Graham as. SAILING, Nov B.-f;artli ss, La Rochelle. NEWPORT—A RRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Nov 8.—WM Bateraan, 504, Bristol, ballast. Accretive ss, 7C&, Garson, light. Rugby ss, 1018, Sharpness, light. St Aubin ss, 708, Itut Barrow, light. Ormerod ss, 276, Penzance, light. RlVEft, Nov 8.—Taranaki, 45, Bridgwater, light. Sir T D Aclaml, 3-1, Bude, light. Economist, 74, Bridg- water, light. Tom, 47, Bridgwater, light. John, 49, Bristol, light. Sir Francis Drake, 41, Bristol, light. Providence, 45, Bristol, lfht" St David ss, 57, Bristol, general. Gazelle, 39, Bristol, grain. Rosario ss, 768, Bilbao, iron ore. Ross ss, 877, Bilbao, iron ore. Farn- ley Hall ss, 582, Bilbao, iron ore. George, 63, Bristol, lijht. SAILINGS. ALKXANDRA DOCK, Nov 8.-CoIlivaurl ss, Gilbert, Lisbon. MonniotUhsbiro ss, Jenkins, Korsoer. Pro- cida ss, Mayer, Ilarseiilec. RIVER, Nov 8.—Regina, Cockle, Bristol. United Friends, Haraet, Bideford. Humility, Pow, Bideford. Cruiser, Irwin, Combmartin. County of L-tnetstersi, Andrews, Bristol. Mistletoe, Ley, Combmartin. Stranger, King, Barnstaple. Mount Carmel, Nicholas, Falmouth. Victoria, Clark, Barnstaple. R G D, Tornow, Falmouth. Esther, .Jewell, Bideford. Aber- tawe sa, Phillips, Swansea. Lavinia, Lamey, Bideford. I'.rama Louise, Drake, Barnstaple. Kitty Ann, Chugg. Barnstaple. Mary Lander, Bate, Watchet. Betty, Gregory, Bidoford. Ethel ss, Miles, Bristol. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Nov 9. Genoa, Lovstakken SS, Nwy, 2005, Olsen, J Moses & Co Leghorn, Rugby RS, B, 1019, Drew, Watts, Williams Frederikshavoii, Hermod ss, Nwy, 2s7, Watts, Williams Lisbon, Accretive ss, H. 706, Hall, Orders & liandford CLEARED-Nov 9. Lisbon, Accretive ss, B, 1255 coal Frederikshaven, Hermod ss, Nwy, 600 coal Rio Janeiro, Jeanura ss, B, 4000 coal River Monsieur, Martinique, Erato, Nwy, 350 coal St Francois, Guadaloupe, Boreal, F, 337 coal Savannah, Planet. Mercury ss, B, light IMPORTS-Nov 9. Bilbao, Ro.aiioss, 170Jironore, LaSocietie Commerdale Bristol, Gazelle, grain Bristol, St David's ss, general, R Burton & Son Bilbao, Ross ss, 1820 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co 'Bilbao, Farnley Hall SS, 1200 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co EXPORTS COASTWISE-Nov 9. Seilly, Star, 110 coal Appledore, Francis Beddoe, 70 coal Barnstaple, Priory. 60 coal, Partridsre, Jones 4 Co Padstow, Lizzie, 80 coal, Partridge, Jones & Co Bideford, ir Francis Drake, 72 coal, J WHliams & Co Dartmouth, Celeste ss, 820 coal, Morel Bros & Co Littleton-on-Severn, Matilda, 50coal, Clapp & Co Bristol, Iron Duke ss, 165 coal, A J Smith & Co Bristol, John ss, 180 coal, A J Smith & Co Bristol, Tel-el-Kebir ss, 155 coal, A J Smith & Co Barnstaple, John and Ann, 61 coal, Waterloo Coal Co Dungarvan, Kath Ellen, 170 coal, Cory Bros Ltd Dublin, Wilson, ?60 phosphates, Rennie, Wilkinson Dartmouth, Ormered, 550 coal Braunton, Quiver, 50 coal Barnstaple, Wesleyana, 40 coal Bude, Sir T D Acland, 60 coal Falmouth, Erimus S. 210 coal Dartmouth, Winstanley as,460 coal, G H Collins & Co Bristol, Tredegar ss, 120 coal Bideford, Sylph, 54 coal S W ANSEA-ARRIV ALS- NORTH DOCK, Nov 8.-St, Seiriol SB, 67. Carmarthen, light. Tyne as, 400, Trouville, light. St Mirren ss, 199, Dublin, light. SOUTH DOCK, Nov 8.-Little Martha, 6, Mumbles, anchor. Avon ss, 417, Cardiff, general. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Nov 8.—Plantagenet as, 387, Liverpool, light. Antoinette, 755, Pensacola, timber. Isabelle ss, 345, St Brieux, light. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Nov B.-Lut-ece ss, Evens, Rouen. SouiH DOCK, Nov 8.—Rio Formoso 3s, Read, Avon- mouth. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Nov B.-Ilelcose Abbey is, Rogers, Dordrecht. Isabelle S, Dunbar, Pena.rth. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Nov 9. Honfleur, Plantagenet ss, B, 360, Cogley, W H Jenkins St Brieux, Normand ss, B, 60, Do Gruchy, Harries Bros Rouen, Alice Depeauxss, F, 554, Lbfevre, Depeaux Trouville, Tyne ss, n, 400, Fisher. Renwick & Co Philadelphia, Missouri ss, B, 1857, Browne, Williams, Torrey & Feild Bayardville, St Paul, F, 119, Le Bidean, L G Jeffreys Vannes, Elie, F, 129, Le Diabat, L G Jeffreys Mortagne, Amelie, F, 93, Guegan, L G Jeffreys Fecamp, Electra ss, B. 305, Humphreys, J It Davies CLEARED—Nov 9. Trouville, Tyne ss, B, 780 coal Cherbourg, Belle, B, 50 coal, 250 fuel Rouen, Alice Depeaux ss, F, 1280 coal San Francisco, Thistle, B, 3093 coal La Rochelle, Aberfawe ss, B, 1750 coal IMPORTS-No. 9. Drontheim, Flugt SEI, 1060 iron pyrites, R E James Philadelphia, Missouri ss, 48 barrels zinc dross. Dillwyn & Co 200 barrels oil, Williams, Torrey & Feild Pensacola, Antoinette. 1215 pieces timber, 444 pieces deals, J Ghtsbrook, Sons & Co Liverpool, Talbot ss, general, J Bacon Glasgow via Cardiff, Avon ss, general, 31 Jones & Bros Bridgwater, Copious, general EXPORTS COASTWLSE—Nov 9. Hayle, Hayle ss, 376 coal, Foxhole Colliery Co Liverpool, Talbot sa, general, J Bacon, Ld Truro, R W T, 60 coal, Emlyn Colliery Co Port Dinorwis, St Seiriol »S, 120 coal, R E JameS Glasgow, Avon "5, general, M Jones & Bros Scilly, Agnes, 45 coal, Cwmaman Co London, Fitzwilliam ss, 100 coal, TP Richards; general, Tacker & Co Belfast, St Mirren ss, 600 coal, Vivian A Sons LLANELLY. CLEARED-Nov 9. Caen, Race Fisher ss, B, 590 coal Liverpool, Orpheus ss, B, tinplates Liverpool, Marquis of Bute ss, B, tinplates Liverpool, Llanelly ss, B. tinplates I Liverpool, Voltaire sa, B, general IMPORTS—Nov 9. Bordeaux, Clifton Grove ss, 200 pitwood BRITON FERRY. ARRIVALS, 14ov 7.—City of York <% 23. BHAW general Mary J 144, Swansea, baUasfc. Nor 8.- Tora .Boper. 99, London, cement. Kor 9,—Fame, W, Bridgwater, timber. Fortescue so. 721, Huelva, copper ore. SAILINGS, Nov 8.-Annie Christian, Allen, Watchet. Nov 9.-City of York ss, Baker, Bristol. Jeune Alexandre, IA Gadee, Treport. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Nov 8. St Brieux, Jersey Packet, B, 39, W Mitchell CLEARED-Nov 9. St Brieux, Jersey PLeket,' B. 80 coal IMPORTS—Nov 9. Huelva, Fortescue ss, 1342 copper ore, Rio Tinto Co PORT TALBOT. ARRIVAL, Nov 7.-Sneyd ss, 112, Devoran, ballast. SAILINGS, Nov 7.-Vigilftnt ss, Wade, Liverpool. Nov 8.—Sneyd ss, Lawrence, Devoran.

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Lord Llan- gattock, who presented the fraternity with a Handsome and Massive Carved Oak Chair for the W.M., wrote to us as follows :— September 28th, 1895. The Hendre, Monmouth. Lord Llangattock encloses cheque for for the Masonic Chair, which has given great satisfaction. The Atlas Furnishing Company, Ltd., The Hayes, Cardiff. All our Goods are Substantial and Cheap. Our Motto is :— SOUND IN CONSTRUCTION, and MODERATE IN PRICE SEND FOR CATALOGUES CONTAINING PRICES AND TERMS. All Goods Delivered Free by road or rail within 100 miles of Cardiff. We have succeeded Messrs Hutchins and Co., of 19 Duke-street, to the Agency of WHEELER & WILSON'S GRAND pRIZE SEWINU m ACHINES. We are the Sole Agents for these Celebrated Machines, proved to be the Easiest and most Quick- running Machines in the World. On the Hire System at terms to suit alL AGENTS FOR CARL OTTO'S PItIZE EDAL p IANOS. jS. jJ?JL JT Dealers in other Pianos and all kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. 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THURSDAY, tbej November, 1895, at 12 o'«0g .BSrthe BROKERS' SALEROOM, ^STREET, LIVERPOOL (if viously disposed of by private treaty), the j MODERN CARGO STEAMER BUSHMIL^j) tons gross, 1,589 tons net register built of st« special survey at West Hartlepool by Messrs and Co. in August, 1890, and classed 100 Al, ■[$() engines by the Central -Marine Engineering 250 li.p. n. diameter of cylinders, 22, c inches stroke, 39 inches carries about d.w. cubic capacity of; holds, 172,716 feet, JJ with water ballast, electric light, etc. machinery, and boilers are in first-class oroert^ recently passed No. 1 Special Survey. f Length, 3C0 feet breadth, 3S-5 feet depth, The steamer has just completed a voyage and for sea, lying in the Koatli Dock, Cardiff. or)f particulars and orders for inspection apply t01nJ C. H. Rugg and Co., 82, Bisiiopsgate-street, E.C. or to C. W. Kellock and Co.. Broken Kellock, W. W. Kellock, Nelson Cameron), street, Liverpool. Telegrams, Kellocks." leieta No. 59. J- nARDIFF AND BORDER /StiVV The CARDIFF STBAffi JHwa«BL £ ,c()\n>A N'V.S FIRST-CLASS SWJ S TEAMEHS will sail as follows, stances permitting J USK Cardiff for Bordeaux JilSt TAFF Bordeaux for Cardiff With goods and passengers. nyj For Itates of Freight, Ac., apply to Mr A.G. Agent, 31, Quai des Cliartrous, Bordeaux 8*^ 1(j71 W. R. CORFIELD, lelegraphic address, Exchange, Welcombe." National Telephone, No. g E L F A S T N D G LAS G First-class Steamers are intended to sail !IS 11! CARDIFF to BELFAST every MONDAY !IØ. to, to GLASGOW every TH URSDAY V& ( • SWANSEA to BELFAST and GLASGOW # Every WEDNESDAY p.m. tide. ) NEWPORT to BELFAST and GLASGOW. «| TUESDAY, 5th and 19th NOVEMBER, < DECEMBER, p.m. tide. BRISTOL to BELFAST and GLASGOW jfl Every MONDAY and THURSDAY EY Fares :—Belfast—Cabin, 17.,i 6d Steerage. IOSO Glasgow „ 2:s „ l2s«* Sailors, 10s Return Tickets, fare and a Rates of freight and all further particulars 31. Jones and Bro., Swansea R. Burton Newport M. Whitwill and Sen, Bristol; or E. TAYLOR and CO., A 1014 9, Bute-crescent, CUNAllD LIN'a. a /^fY/Xv-FIVE & A THIRD DAY PASSA' 4SgEggE^pOYAL jMAIL STEAM* J.V FROM LIVERPOOL^, CALLING AT QlJElSNnOVVN' FOR NKW YORK. Foit EosTOf-. UMBRIA ..Sat., Nov. 16 SYLVANIA ..Th. LUCANIA..Sat,, Nov. 23 SCYTH1A.Th., ETRURIA ..Sat., Nov. 50 CAEINTHIA..Th.,J<<8 SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION at moderate! for FIRST and SECOND Class PassengersjS through to CHINA, JAPAN, NEW AUSTRALIA. i Steerage Passeners to all parts of America Canada at, low rates; those by Boston S booked to New York without extra charge. >j TH E CUNAR l> STEAMS HIP COMPAN Y, LlMfJ c. Water-street Liverp' OR TO Tilrir. AGENTS, Samuel John Davies, 9, Jidward-place, CrocklierbJ Cardiff; W. J. Trounce, Bute Docks, Cardiff DI T. C Howe and Co., Cardiff D. S. Thomas, SCjj master, Llandovery; D. T. Davies, 52, High-a Merthyr W. M. Locke, 3, Cotnmercial.struet, port; J. Roberts, Pontypridd; W. Hancofgj Downing-street, Llaneliy. 1 "AM E n I CAN LI Sj SOUTHAMPTON—NEW Y0* £ 9^ SILRV/CE. UNITED STA l'ES MAIL STEAltfjr SOUTHAMPTON TO NEW YORK DIRECT' Every SATURDAY. l Highest Class of accommodation for Saloon, S*' Canin Passengers. Steerage outfit free. LIVERPOOL-PHILADELPHIA SERVICE Every WEDNESDAY. LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA Calling at Queenstown every Thursday, j Sfeeiage outfit free. Passengers and GooflJ^ landed at Philadelphia on the Wliari of the sylvauia Railroad, which lias the Shortest and Direct Route to all in the Western States. J? Apply to Richardson, Spence & Co., SouthauipWjJi Liverpool: or to S. J. Davies 9, Edwards-pi., st.; T. C. Howe & Co.. 31, Mount Stuart-sq.; C. J- iipp, Castle-:d„ Cardiff Mason and Co., 2, Moui»"3 Swansea Austin aud Siicooks, Swansea T. If. Neath-toad, Landove; 1). S. Thomas, British Llandovery; W. Hancock, l)owning-st., & J. L. B"" l.akefield, Llanelly; II. Lewis, Bridge-sn., Neathj. Milton Locke, 3, Commercial-street, Newport, Mfj D. L. Jones, 23, Villicrs-st., Briton Ferry J. ltO Pontypridd; D. T. Davies, D. J. Alert Rets Bevan. 72, Hannah-street, Portli; 341. Price, 54, High-st, Ferndale; A. Tiluey,Steam SawWJ Abertillery; W. Edwards, Blaina; A. Davies, 1, Ql Pontlotfyn J Uionias, Trsdegar J. D. Seven Sisters, jfeafh. y A t k OALGRAVE, MURPHY co.'s LIN 15 OF STEAMERS. T&etirmtw Swansea TO HAMBURG CITY OIP CAI)[Z. ConB^ CITY OF DORTMUND .Captain (;Qd" M O/TY OF OPORTO Captain Hcarfy One of the above or other steamers of the sante^S intended to leave Swansea for Hamburg every Dilys. For Freights, Ac., apply to the owners, PalgTO Murphy <fc Co. 17, Eden Quay, Dublin, or to Agents, BURGESS «fc CO., SwatlsSj Agent Hamliuvg D. FUHKMANN. PALGItAVE, MURPHY. AND -CQS REGULAR I.INK OF STBAMKUS Itom » HAMBURG TO CARDIFF AND CARD TO HAMBURG, City of Amsterdam, I City of Hamburg City of Belfast City of Lisbon, m City of Bristol City of Liverpool, City of Cadiz, City of Malaga, City of Cork, City of Oporto City of Dortmund, City of Rotterdam..» One of he above First-cln.w Steamers is intended eave HAMBURG for CARDl nd CARDIF* 1 HAMBURG at regular intervals.. For particulars nppiy to PALGRAVK, MuRPHT, Co., 17, Eden Quay, Dublin or to J. T. DUNCAN & CO., CARDIFF Agent at trambxirg-J). FCHRMANN V&/ LANGLANDS & SONS' STEAMS^ REGULAR STEAM COMMUNICATION FORTNIGHTLY BETWEEN ABERDEEN, NICWCASTLE, HULL, and CARDlf* Calling, wnen inducement offers, at Sunderla#™ Middlesbrough, or West Hartlepool For Freight, &-c., apply to E. TAYLOR & CO., 1306 9, BUTE-CRESCENT CARDlP^* NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO 1.1 PANY. Ml TENERIFFE, CAPE 'iO%VIT, TA,4 111 AUSTRALIA (VIA HOBART). AND NE\ ZEALAND. j j 3Ionflily Service. Excellent accommodation. Lib^l cuisine. Low Fares. Special terms to Families, Round the World Pleasure Tours. i RUAHINE Nov. 14 TONGARIRO .DeC-J Apply to J. B. Westray <t Co., 133, LeadonW? street, London, E C. or in Cariiiif to J. A. Sc^v Emigration Office, Cathays-terrace, or S. J. Davie^y Edwivrd-place, or C. J. Cudlipp, 32, Castle-road, l^y THE GOLD FIELDS OF SOU^jJ AFRICA.—The R.M.S. RtJAHINE, 6,127 leaving London for Cape Town November 14th, offelllf splendid opportunity for all classes of Passengers, f., information regarding passages apply to J. B. West!™ and Co. and Agents a.s above. W524 STEAM.-CA RDIFF TO LEVANT-^ STEAM.—CARDIFF TO LEVANT-^ The ttvsl -class steamer Petropolis is intended^ sail from Cardiff to Smyrna on the 11th inst. ^5 fi'st-class accommodation for passengers.—For furtij? particulars apply Lindsay, Gracie and Ward, J; Mountstuart-square. 8^ LONDON TO CARDIFF & SWANSS^ Weekly SAILINGS..j i iie London and South Wales Steamers are inteUAJJ to Sail every FRIDAY from London (King and Wharf, Rotherhithe, S.E.), carrying Goods for DIFF and SWANSEA, as follows a )W';tls'fJJ.s.Lontlon to Cal'diff& S.ansea. No*- jp 11 1. niTticvvlavs apply to Matthews Swansea. 01 aE GAM^ ljUtr' flardlft- — -l'Alijo.;I. [INION LINE i^rd has I^YAL MA^ AMRRS. — Special t^u,h figbiugh Booking* 3 aU inland points m toted u{Ila<ja and Uu1^ rtTNTG FROM UVEBJOW we.e _.n, LY. ± !mbna^rM:e at 1 ^to Ricbatds, Wdte. t lan.CiCo or to «ie'r AgenWh j.1 l.iverpooi. Queen-street i Cardiff; T. ^j '1%, MOUNTSTUAIE han( rt..q„are, Car^ and ^°-n castle-road, but th Cardiff; A. H. Cudlipp, Nvesl«-i> ^.Oxforcay, Bridgend; L T' 9? lUgli-^veet, Po^VP».'f they .d;N. D. Price^J :ts' J' ferndale; D n}z the a- Powell, Post-off^ itreet. Oavies, Po^ ian Chambers, Pet,^T V s Ljwnbert, ^nse e 00<j{an(iSi CejJ Ti.irtli or to Jimpresoh„ Calloway, Bri«». Mountain Ash ord Hancock, 2, Dowog» ^i.ianellv^_ last 1 rpncE.-The ASS^ yfeK I CIATION for the PBOMOTIOSo. 4|3j/lHOME andH ,a^ )REIGN TRAVEL, OT OPl'^PV an AGENCY for SOfifp. WAL oij HIGH I'it.STREET, PONTYPR1?^ SUM?T4yo«S and ^-n ttiRUISES. Passengers to al in AK„fERICA, CANADA, SO%# AFRK^^dia, AUSTRALIA, and elievrberer all appLj ijnes ocf steamers at current rates. Jj* jj- possible.,ntjo- ,"n will be siven to intending travel' —For furr.u>.iculftrs apply to tho Manager, Roberta, "at above address. Stamped envelope. *5>*j I G ALL who desire information CANADA, the NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES, BRITISH COLUMBIA, should write to ALLAN BROTHERS AND 19, JAMES-STREET, LIVERPOOL, for the* HANDBOOK OF INFORMATION^ WHICH IS SENT FREE. DRUNKENNESS or tho LIQUOR positively CURED by administering^ HAINES* GOLDEN SPECIFIC. It is a ftpO* which can be given in beer, coffee, or tea, without the knowledge of the patient. It is and will effect a permanent and aneedy cure,1jcoJ>?S the patient is a moderate drinker or wreck. It has been given in thousands of erfZ. every instance a perfect cure has «pe6^3 fails. The system once impregnated with tn j it becomes an utter impossibility for the liquo Ape to exist. 30-page book of particular on —jjrc postage stamp. Can be had of HicKB&n or street, Queen-street, and Paradise-ro pjj^d SON, St? John's-square, Cardiff. '^ue suPi2?7j^ LYNCH and Co., LTD. London. Printed and Published hy DAVID DUNCAN & and Westgate-street, in tt» #I county of Glamorgan' county of alawarom, I