South Wales Daily News

SOU TH WALES FINANCE THURSDAY, December 19th. 1895. (Accounr Day, Deccmiier 30th.) I The Rhymney Stock Market occupied the chief attention of brokers it to-day. The first transaction in the Ordinary was at 251 which was QUICKLY followed by others at e511¡2 and 252'/4, and at the close of the day 253*4 was bid, but without response. The quotation improved 2 points to 250-255 tn Messrs Thackeray's list, and 4 points to 252—256 in the ofticial list. There were I *lso three transactions in Rhymney New Stock at 100, 104, 103 additional premium respectively, and the quotation accordingly was marked up. Taff Yale Ordinary Stock, Port Talbot Shares, and VaJe of Glamorgan £ 6 paid and fully paid Shares were dealt in without, any alteration in prices. In the coal and iron securities, Great Western Ordinary B Shares and Tredegar A Shares were lower, business taking place in the former at 3%. Cambrian Collieries ,4, Preference ( £ 2 paid) were quoted 21/—2%, and the Debentures ( £ 30 paid) 31-33. Several transactions w.n reported in the former class from 12s Üd to 13" 9d premium, and there were a number of buyers still in the market. We understand that the allot- I ment of these shares is still in progress, and that letters will in f,l probability be posted on Saturday next. In the miscellai'eour-s department business was arranged in Ben Evajis' Shares at, 18s 5d Stranagiiai and Stephens, at 14s 6d (cash). The Mining Market was depressed in the early part of the day, h1;it hardened some- what towards the close on tho rumour of more reassuring news from America. The quotations showed the following variations :—liise—Rliyiroiey Ordinary 2%, to 250—255 do. New St(ock 1, to 100-105. Fall-Tredear A to 2-2; Great Western Colliery B Shares to 3 -3%. The following business was reported :— Port Tal bot Hail way, 3 Rhymney Ordinary, 251. 251 2521f2. Rliymney New Stock, 100, 104. 103 ad. pre m. Tafr Vale Ordinary. 79%. Vale of Glamorgan Railway (fully paid), IS. Vale of Glamorgan Railway( £ 6 paid), 8%. Oreat. Western Colliery Ordinary B, 3, 3%. i Ben Evans, 18s 6d. Stranaghan and Stephens, 14s (cash). Cambrian Collieries Preference, 13s 9d, 12s 6s. 13s 9d premium. Chartcreds, 5 3-32, 5%. There are sellers of Barry Deferred Stock, ai 140 do. Ordinary Port Talbot ¡ Shares Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 55% Hancock's Preferred Ordinary Shares do. Deferred Ordinary Shares, at 16% Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shares Tredegar A Shares Thompson and Shackell's Ordinary; Taff Vale Ordinary D. Davis and Sons' Shares Albion Colliery Shares Mordey ind Carney ( £ 10 paid) Shares Vale of -Glamorgan (fully paid) Shares, at 13% London and Provincial Bank Shares, at 19% Rhymney New Stock do. Ordinary Stock, a;, 256 Cardiff Ice Shares, at 12 Lloyds Bank Shares, at 24 New buyers are inquiring for Ben Evans* Shares, at 188 6d Rhymney Ordinary Stock, at 254% Cambrian Collieries Preference Shares North's Colliery Ordinary Shares, at 31s Bristol and South Wales Waggon Shares Newport Gas Debenture Stock Barry Graving Dock Shares Hancock's Deferred Shares do. Preference Shares Port Talbots, at 3% Mercantile Pontoon Ordinary Shares Stranaghan and Stephens' Ordinary, at 12s Chartcreds, at 5 Nell's Ordinary Shares, at 12 Pontypool Bakery Shares, at, 7% Vale of Glamorgan Shares. We understand that Mr D. Lewis Harris has been appointed the London agent for the Lewis Merthyr Navigation Colliery Co., Ltd. Mr Harris is a nephew of the chair- man of the company. Sir W. T. Lewis. At a private meeting of the Preference shareholders in the Cardiff Milling Company it was decided to call a statutory meeting of the shareholders to consider the advisability or reducing the capital. The date of the meeting has not yet been announced. Messrs Thackeray and Co.'s weekly report is as follows P.s.ils.-A little more activity has prevailed generally in the market for South Wales Rails during th* week, and Ordinary Stocks have been better inquirlJd: for. Attention has again princi- pally centred in Rhymueys. which have again been a somewhat fluctuating: market. At the opening a few transactions took place at 244. but later in fcbe week the price hardened, and a fair amount of business took place at prices rangmnr from 249 to 252. The quotation ar. the olp3e (250-255) shows a rise of about 7 on the week. The Nt'lw havo also improved to 100-105 after opening 95—98. No busings to note in Preference or Debenture. Taff Vales show a slightly firmer tendency, as after touching 79 78%, Stock is in demand at 785+, closing 78%— 79%. In Barrys the Undivided Stock has been rather neglected. Stock offering at 264. The Preferred is inactive at 123-125. but a fair business has tak-n place in tha Deferred at 140. A little of tha First 5 per Cent. Preference and the 4 per Cent. Preference has also been dealt in. Thera has practically heen little doint-, in Port Talbots and Vale or Glainorgans, the quotations for which ara respectively about 3%-4, and 8%— 9. Rbonddall have been rather quiet, Shares offering at £ 8 13< 9d. A few Preferences have been done at 213 18s 9d. Bank-s.-A quiet market: no special feature to note. Collierie,s.- Attention has been chiefly directed to the new issue of Cambrian Colliery 4% Deben- ture and 6 per Cent. Preference, the allotment of which will be made in a day or two. Business has taken place in the Preference at 12s 6d and 13* 9d premium. A little inquiry has been main- tained for Albion, but the market generally was rather dull. Irons.-Have only been in moderate rsquest. and business confined to a few transactions in Rhymneiy Oid and New. which are respectively about 27s—29s and 12s 6d-13s fed. Kbbw Vale-- I inactive at 6—6%. Miscellaneous.—Hancocks continue firm, Pre- ferred 14^—14% J Deferred, 16-16%. Spillers' and Bakers' are also better, having been dealt ins at 12% and later at 12%. Bute Dry Docks are slightly easier at 55 -56.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Thursday. The Money Market is without any new feature. Heavy gold shipments from New York are promised on Saturday, and further remittances will no doubt take place, the ultimate effect of which vyill be to increase r the easy tendency at the turn of the year. Until then a fair inquiry for money may be anticipated. Loans were in moderate re- quest to-day, and were quoted at to 1 per cent. for short periods. Discounts, without being active, were firm, and three, four, and six months' Bank bills were negotiated ab 4 1 per cent. Trade bills—three months were 1J4 four months, 1 y2 and six months, 1% per cent. Paris Cheque Exchange is 25.33. The changes in the Bank of England returns are of no particular importance. Internal requirements for money have apparently increased, as note circulation has increased £154,160 and bullion decreased £148,046, making a loss in reserve of £302,206, whilst the proportion to liabilities has fallen from 60 83 to 60-09 per cent. Public deposits increased £818,257, and other deposits decreased £577,030, whilst other securities are £531,213 heavier. The Reserve now amount to £35,656.415, being an increase over last year of £10,819,131, whilst the stock of bullion, which is £44,576,535, shows an increase over 1894 of £11,214,146. Stock Exchange Markets opened in a very sensitive state, and further developments of the Venezuelan question were awaited with uneasiness. One effect of President Cleveland's message has been to almost entirely stop business. Dealings must not be measured by movements in prices, as there was practically nothing doing, and American Railways were all but unsaleable. The fall in this department was again very severe, and in other markets weakness was more or less pronounced, hut in the after- noon a rally occurred all round on the report that the American Senate would not pass the resolution authorising the proposed commission on the Venezuelan boundary question. Following the receipt of this 'news, there was some return of confidence, and a propoition of the decline was recovered, the close being more confident. Consols closed at 106% to 107 xd. for delivery and account. In the Foreign Bond Market there has been a distinct heaviness. Selling of Spanish has continued, and prices have further fallen closing at 61 Italian were again weak and declined Turkish Groups cased off fractionally, aqd Egyptian were dull, Unified falling Hungarian, Russian, and Greeks were rather easier. Argentines fell to 1. Buenos Avres Gold Premium advanced to 232*80 Brazilian, 1 lower, and Uruguay, Peruvian Debentures 1 yA down. British Railways were irregular. Brighton A, which was bought on dividend prospects, rose to 65%. South-Eastern A remained at 8614. Scotch Stocks were steadier, although no progress has been made towards a settlement of the Clyde dispute. Caledonian Deferred rose and North British Deferred, The heavies also were unsettled, and were mostly to down, hut North-Eastern left, off at an improvement of Great Northern Deferred further receded lh, and Great Eastern, Hull and Barnsley declined 1. Underground lines inactive. Metro- politan, however, rose In che American Railway Market there has been a continuance of disinclination to do business, and prices further sharply declined in the morning, but a considerable portion of the fall was recovered later. Final prices are, however, distinctly easier than yesterday. Atchison A fell Milwaukees 1%, to 74% Denvers to 13 do. Preference to 47% Louis- villes 1%, to 50% Eries, Unified, and Wabash Preference, Readings remain at 3% Canadian Railways were dull. Grand Trunks, to down, and Canadian Pacific Shares fell to 54 y3. Foreign Railways inactive. Mexican dull and to 1 lower. Most South American issues were easier. Nitrate Market inactive. Miscellaneous Securities.—Imperial Otto- man Bank Shares rose Ys. Bank of Australasia fell 1. Allsopp'3 Brewery rose 1 American Breweries wero weak. Armstrong, Mitchell, and Co. advanced 1. Trusts were dull. The following changes occurred since yesterday — Foreign Bonds. — Fall —Italian, Spanish, Ecuador, 1 Egyptian Unified. and do. Daira, German, Mexican 1888, 1% do. 1393, and do. Internal. Argentine, 1886, '/> and do. Funding, Brazilian, 1% Peruvian Ordinary, do. Preference, and do. Debentures, 1/4 Turkish Group 2, Uruguay, British Railways. — Hise — Caledonian Deferred, Brighton A, Metropoli- tan, North British Ordinary, and do. Preference, North-Eastern, 14 Glasgow and South-Western and Rhymney, 2. Fall—Caledonian Preference, 34 Great Eastern, Great Western, Hull and Barnsley, 1 Chatham Preference, North-Western,% Midland, yK. Canadian Railways. — Rise — Grand Trunk Third Preference, Fall—Grand Trunk First Preference and Guaranteed, Y\ and do. Second Preference, Canadian Pacific Shares. American Railways. — Fall — Atchison Shares, do. Preference, Louisville, 1%, Atlantic First Mortgage, 1% Union Pacifies. Central Pacific, Chesa- peake, \i Illinois Central, 3 Lake Shore, 2 Missouri, 1 New York Central, Erie, do. Second Mortgage, Ontario, Norfolk Preference, Northern Pacific Preference, Pennsyl- vania, 1% Southern Ordinary, do. Preference, 2% Wabash Preference, do. Debentures, 1% Baltimore and Ohio, 1. Foreign Railways. — Fall — Argentina Great Western Preference. 1 Buenos Ayres Great Southern Ordinary, 1 Buenos Ayres and Ensenada Port Ordinary, 1 Buenos Ayres and Rosario Ordinary, 1; Central Argentine Ordinary, 1% Mexican Ordinary, 1 do. First Prefer- ence, and do. Second Preference, 1 Central Bonds, 1. In the Street business was quiet, but American Railways were very unsettled on rumours or heavy gold shipments. Canadian Pacific Shares, 5% Atchison Ordinary, 16% and do. A Bonds, 25% Milwaukee, 73 Denver Urdinary, 12% and do. Preference, 46% Louisville, 39% Erie, 12% Norfolk Preference, 8% Missouri, 11% Ontario, 14. The Mining Market has been very quiet all day and without any particular feature, but shrinkage has continued, and the finish was dull. Africans have mostly shown frac- tional weakness. Chartereds were weak and closed lower, and Gold Fields De- ferred fell A few other Land and Explorations were n to J8 down. Barnato issues were all dull the Bank fell n to In Consolidated Mines, to 2% and Johannesburg Investment, fi to 3JJ. Amongst Diamonds, De Beers and Jagersfontein were offered and fell and respectively. As regards Gold Shares, beyond a fall of in Goldfields Deep and Robinson Deep, movements were slight. Bonanzas, Molyneux, and Spes Bona were n to better, but Buffelsdoorn fell -{II" East Rand, Rose Deep and Salisbury, and Lydenburg, Modderfontein, Nigel Deep, Shebas, and some others, n to With reference to West Australians the predominating tendency was weakness, but some shares hardened. Briton's United, Hannan's Proprietary, and Paddington Con- sols were all better and Wentworths were a steady market. On the other hand Black Flags fell and Coolgardie Mint and there was weakness in Great Boulders, Hannan'a Brownhill, W. A. Goldfields, and White Feathers. Indian Gold Mines were quiet Champion Reef and Mysore fell h. Mysore Reefs advanced 6d, and Wynaad h. Copper Shares inactive j Rio Tinto rose Libiola fell The following changes occurred in South Africans :—Rise—Bonanza, n; Molyneux Consolidated, SpezBona, ys. Fall— Angelo, ys Aurora, Buffelsdoorn, City and Suburban, East Rand, Gold Fields Deep, Knights, Lyden. burg Mining, Modderfontein, and do. Extension, Nigel, Robinson, Yïi and do. Deep, Rose Deep. Salisbury, Wolhuter, Chartered, Consolidated Goldfields Deferred, De fBeers, Jagersfontein, South African Gold Trust, Barnato Bank, h Barnato Consolidated, At the Bank £74,000 worth of bar gold was bought in, and £10,000 in sovereigns withdrawn for China. Silver quiet. Bars remain at 30%d, Eastern Exchanges steady. Bombay and Calcutta Transfers, Is 1 29-32d; Y oko. hama, 2s ld Singapore, 2s ld. Rupee Paper, 60. Indian Council sold 10,000 rupee Bills on Bombay at Is 1 31-32d. From to-day's date the Registered Offices of the following companies :—The East Nigel Gold Mining Company, Limited Hannan's Sir John Forrest Gold Mines, Limited New Chum Gold Mines, Limited; Christmas Beef (Rhodesia) Do* f velopment Company, Limited The Bendigo Goldfields, Limited The Southern New i Chum Gold Mines, Limited; The South I Bendigo Gold Mines, Limited The Mount Greenock Gold Estates, Limited will be Finsbury Rouse, Blomfield-street, Loudon, E.C.

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON, Thursday Evening.—Tha following were the rates of exchange on London to-day Paris—Cheques 25-23 j St,. Petersburg 3mths..93.40 Berlin—8 day??' siiibt 20.41 Madrid—sight 30 30 Do. 3 mouths .20.34^1 Do. 3 months CO.00 Hamburg—3 mouths .-t0.35i Constant,inopl.t 3 mthg.110.50 Frankfort—Short 20.<(0 liome—3 months 0C.00 Vientia-Sight 121.15 Do. sight 27.22 Amsterdam—Short 12.12i Lisbon bi « 1J 5 16 Antwerp—3hort25.23;to 25.27 I BRITISH STOCKS 01'Hl i>n. GMchen's23pc Money 1C6S l'6f|j 1C65 106106 T>o. do. Account jlC&S 106[g' 196J lOoj New Pi do. de.j 104 Local Stock „ 1104 Bank o{ Eugland Stock j}29 £ India 34 per Cent. 118 „. Wo. 3 do. 1074 Met. Board of W01 ks p e.. 121^ D<». do 3pc..i 114 India Rupee Paper 34 p c.. 404 6Ci 59J Ius.Caiiadian4 p c Jan J10 — Ins. C Good Hope 4 p c, I883j 120 Ins. N. Zealand Consolidtil 1104 Ins New Kth. Wales 4 p c.J 1154 •• — — Ins. Victoria 4 pc, 1382-3-4.j 1074 Ins. South Australian 111 Ins. Queellslanfl 4 pc.1 no BRITISH HAIUVAYS Brighton Uailway Ord. 177 T! TT~i Do. do. Deferred 165J 165± 1653 O'aledonian Consolidated 144 „ Do Preferred Con. Ord. 93} Do. Defonod C011. Ord 504 5C& 50i 51 Cnatliam iuul Dovsr Ord 15| 15J 15j Do. Preference 12O4! 120 Glliisgov* and Soutli Westn 110 Great Kastem Ordinary 863 86lj ..J B& £ ^t. Nt!n». Prefd. Con. Orilj 117J Do Dafrd. do. 514 5i f>o. A's 50 areit Western 161J „ 1&0S Hull anil Barnslsy 35 „ 332 Lancashire ,ind Yorkshire 12tfJ Laiidon and North-Westrn 1S54 185 134J London and South-Westrn 139 Ijon.ife Stb. Westrn. Defrd. 69 Do. Deferred 23J 23i Metropolitan Consolidated 924 93 Do. Land Stock ,,9 Do. District Ordinary 25} Do. Preferred SI Midland Ordinary 155 1513 155 North British Ord. Pref. 81 8U Do. Ordinary 39i 39{ „. 40,1 North-Ka.sieni Ordinary 163i; 153 £ „ North Staffordshire 126 South-Eastern Ordinary „ 137 Do. Deferre:! 86 *64 86^ East. London 64 «. Taff Vale Act, 1889.73 fnrness 654 AMERICAN hAlLWAYS. I Jentra! Pacific lf £ Chicago, Milrraukie 75 ',4J V'Ui 74J 713 Denver Ordinary U. 13 134s J2t 13 Do Profetred „ „ 463 47 474 474 Krie Shares ',24 )2j 122 124 Do Preference 22 Do Second .Mortgage ..75 744 Illinois Central 5S4 974 •• S» t.ake Shore 1152 ..I S.ouis and Nashville 501 i;C £ 58 504 503 Missouri, Kaunas, A Texas! 124 Hi 11* York Central !l8U 1002 New York Ontario 15 • 1^4 14jJ Norfolk Preference 5 RJ North Pacific Preference 14i 13j 134 •• 131 Pennsylvania Ordinary ..j 514 53j 53 Philadelphia, and Heading; 3! Do. First. Income Donds. 31 294 — 29 Union T'asilie 64 6i 64 Wabash Preference 17J 174; 17i Do. General Mortgage <(■> 25i! £ 44! Atlantic O. W. 1st More. 23f 244; £ 4 25J Xtc.ldnon j. 16» l&ji 15J 16 164 Do. 2nd Morfc. Class A 254j 25j 2)1 Xtc.ldnon j. 16» l&ji 15J 16 164 Do. 2nd Morfc. Class A 254j 25j 7 OTHlClt KAILWAVS I Canadian Paeitic 5i i I 534 53J 534 'Irand Trunk Ordinary 54 j j Do. Guaranteed 424 42!, W 2 1 d21 1)0. First preierence 33 3.5: 334 ?■ I Do. Third Preference ..j 114 Hi — •' Mexican Ordinary .1 17 „ 164; Do. tfirst Preference.J ifo — — — Do. Second Preference 33 — i;3 — Do. tfirst Preference.J ifo j — (¡fli,' Do. Second Preference 33 — i;3 — I,omhards Ordinary 9 „ Mexica.iCnlJ.4 p c. IJonds, 71 J „ 70 Do do First Income1 21 — !!iinnos Ayres Ot. Southern 1?5 !!iinnos Ayres Ot. Southern 1?5 i H"I'1Iml Ayres and liosario: W I Central Arsentino 1 6B4 i —I I OKEIQN STOCKS ''I;iIian, 1886 7.T. "<.5~ 94j 7 Do 1892 1024) 102 Suenos Ajits 1882 50 Do 1883 30 Bulgarian 6p.c. 1838 54 &3 Argentine lticJ6 704 70 Do Funding 75 7^ 75 Do Treasury 4?4 Argentine Cedulas A 2?) Do Cedillas 15 264 26 Hiienos Avres Cedcla* 1 f?4 „ Do J 5i Brazilian, 1889 £ 64 66 65 Cliines3 Silver Loan 1154; Do. Gold do 107 E*vptiar UniQed 1'21 101$.. l)o Got l'ref. New b9i i-B S94 Do State> Domain „I U3 „ Do Daira New 101 1004 French 5 per Cent. ltenles;1004 Do 34 per Out jl05 1844 Do Daira New | 101 1004 French 5 per Cent. ltenles;1004 Do 34 per Out jl05 1844 ilun^aiiaii'iper(Jt<ii6. Uold|102 ]0lj 102 fiernsan 3 p.c. S3 WJ Italian 5 per Cent. SJj 274 83f Mexican 6 p^r Cent. £ 0 894 89 Peru. Corp. Ordinary 34 3 Do Preference S3 94 Portuguese per Cent, liit/9 ?54 254 254 yreek, 1831 29^ 29 Do 3831 254 2! Kussian 4p. Ct. C'onreieiou 101 100| 1894' 101 Spanish 4 nor Cent. 61J &1J 614 60| 6I4 rarkisli, 1894 934 Do OttoiuKii Defence 1634 „ l)ii 1st Group 57i Do 2nd (3roup .TO4 30 Da 3id Group 13 15} I)c> 4th Group 131 18J 184| 18At 1SJ Ottoman ISank Shares .^s. 114 11* 114; lij (liu«uay,34 pec Cent. 47 462 46$464 Honduras &i Paraguay 16 — Transvaal Loan. 113 « MISCELLANEOUS. Peninsular Do. ])efcued 2t2, x CtinardStearoshis,4J2Cpaid 84 Aiijjlo,American Tel Pref.. 82 Do. do. Ordinary. 44 Diroeb United .States Cable 84 Arthur Guinness Ordinary. 570 Allsopps Ordinary 1374 138 1331 firynnc and May Ordinary. )7 Coats 30 Coiisettlron 20 Kb'ovr Vale St. &l'n Co. 61 Hetchkiss li Deccan Land 3¡¡ Suez Canals 1^74 12&4 Ilaininoud Is Kastnians 2J Salt Union Orilinaiy. 4 Nitrate Railway 113 Ill Dublin Distillers <3 Oceana Land Is Oceana Land Is Chartered Africa 5rh 5. 5"8 5re Becliuanalaucl Land U 1 Johannesburg cons. III. Co 3i Capo Copper Mineti 24 x. Rio Tintoa 154 15i Mason and liarry 2h Tharsis Copper 4J „ Mysore Gold Mysore Gold Fields 18/6 Ooregum Ordinary 2!4 ,h'l1tmI}1!4 Burma Kuby !< 24j 23J aontli African ICxplorations H New Jagorsfoiilem„„ ftis „ 63 Gerdon Diamonds 6/ Gold Fields, S. Africa 11 £ Ill lit Hi Salisbury Gold New 4 City alld Suburb¡\u. g¡ 242 Jumpers 74 Feneiras 17 lé Jubilee 81 Simmer and Jack .„ 22 214 Weminers 10 5i Crownreef lO Langlaagtes 5) Do Jtloclc U IS Sheba li — EasisfiJind 5 Rand Mines 2J 2¡J 2*3 Nigel Primrose H" 63 61 Medderfontein New 84 83 8i Reitfontein 3j Princess 3,^ Pioneer 9 -• •• — Bantjes 24 BanatoBank -3 Barnato Consolidated 2i 2rs 2i Buffelsdoorn 3¡ 3i 3,\ 74 7a South African Gold Trust 8 8 84 8 Gold Fields Deep 7 j 74 Randfontein 24 21. Rand-Rhodesia IS « Klerksdorp 12/ 11/S Henderson's 2. Mozambique 11\ 11 I^ndonderry i Wentwortli Ptiority 14, — 1& Abbots 4 Associated Gold Mine li & Big Blow. ft Bayley's Reward. 6/ Black Flags if Great Boulder 51 x 54 » Great Finll Reefs 1A Hampton Plains 3i1 Hannan's Brovvnhill 64 64 Lon. (feWest Australia Expr. 14 Mainland Consals 2 „ WestAustralianOold Fields 54 x Westralia 3 W. Astralia Expl.<fe Finance 3$„ Lady Loch 2 Lady Shenton 2

DAlLX STOCil AN lJ SHAUlfl LlIST. SOPPI IED IN MlSSRS THAOKERAr & 00. Stock and Share Krokers, 3, Dock Chambers Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid Stock Barrvllailwav -100 ..262 263 „ Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Old.100 ..123 125 „ Do. Deferre(1 0rdinary ..100 ..139 141 „ Great ..160% ;61 „ London and North Western„100 „ 185 11.6 „ Midland ..100 ..154^ 1551/11 10 P0rt Talbot Ry. and Docks.. 4 4 10 8% 9 10 Do. New 6 4V, 5 255 „ Do. Iss £ 40pm. £ 10 pd 25 ..100 105 „ 'l'alf Yale Divided stock 100 — IS1/) 79'/6 » PHEFBR&NITAL* Stock Barry By. 5 p.c. let 173 „ Do. Consolidated 4 p.c.109 ..137 139 Brecon 65 Mer. lfI Pref. Idol.100 .80 83 „ Do. 2nd Pref. 1862.100.. 53 53 It Cambrian, N0. 1,4p.c.100 37 89 u Do 47 Great Western 5p.c.100 ..181 183 10 81.. K 10 Kh<ra.<fc S Bay 5 p.c.1/30,000 10 13% 14V« 10 Do New 6 10% Stock, Rhymney 1 p.c. Consold.100 ..141 143 H Taif Vale 4 p.c Consnhl. 100 _J39% 140'jXd GUARANTRI5D OR LEASKD. 50 Aberflare Railway 50 ..160 165 Stock Great Western, 5p. c. guar.100"183 :85 „ Penarth Harbour Dock &Uvl0f> 175 175 10 Vale of Glamorgan 6. 3% 9 RAILWAY AND OTHER DISBICNTUIUCS Stock Alex. Dock & Ry. 4p.c.1C0 ..121 123 „ BarryRy. 3 p.c „100..110 112 Brecon AMerthyr A 4 p.c.100 ..125 127 Do B 4 p.c.100 IC6 103 Hute nock 4 p. c .100 133 135 Cambrian A 4 p. 100 ..137 139 Do. 1? 1 p.c _100 ,„132 134 Do. C 4 p.c 100 ..124 126 Do. D 4 p.c. non cuui >100 ..113l,4 114% Great Western 4 do, 100 ..153 155 to Midland 3 per cant,r ..100 J 16 118 Mid-Wales A 4^ percent .100 -.139 141 Neatli &Breconl-;t .100 ..119 121 „ do AI ..100 IC6 08 do. A!2 100 54 57 Rhondda& Sw'sea Bay 4p.c, 100: ,130 J3 Rliymney 4 ditto ..100 ..143 45 i Tatf Vale 3 p.c..100.410 l'lxd HANKS 30 Glamorganshire, 2'1- 4% 5 5 Glainorjfaiisliire, Pref. 2% 5% 6 60 London AMitUMut la1,4.. 39^ 40 10 London & Provincial 5 lf)3,i 2OV4 10 Do. New 5 19% 10% 50 Llovds Bank .8 VA 25 50 Metro, of England & Wales 5 13Vi 13% 75 National Provincial .u.IOt-. 4S 44xd 60 National Provincial — .12 50 5ixd 10 North Jfc South Wales -IU 35 GAS 10 Aberdare 10 171, 18 Bristol 5p.c. — „.100 ..125 li7 „ Cardilf A lOperccnt.10l ..22) ?30 Do B 8 per cent .100 ..175 185 Do. C 7 per cent .100 ..160 170 Do. Di percent. ..118 121 „ Do. 4% p.c. Pref. Stock.10r ..120 ;30 Slow1, Newport A 10 per cent ..100 ..MO ¿3D „ Do. B7l,iper cen —10 ..170 U0 Do. C 7 perceiiii 100 i 61) 170 25 Swansea7'/9 per cent 25 4U 43 25 Do 7 ttercou 25 28 5J GAS AND WATF.U. 10 Bridgend 10 6'-4 7i/a 12 Pontypool (IMax. 10 p.c.). 12 38Vjj 19'/i 10 Ystrad A (Rhondda) 10 17 18 10 Do. B 7 p o 10 12 13V3 WATIORWOUKS 25 Bristol 251: 4 20 Do. 20 <!2% "3 10 Pontypridd 10 pnr ct Orrl.0 25 26 10 Do 7 p.c do. « 10 J51 J6% COAL AND lItON 10 Aliiion Steam Colliery 10 12 12% 10 Cambrian Col 6 p.c cum Pf.. 2 2% 2% 100 Do. p.c Deb. zo 31 33 iu 1). Davis 10 13 ■ 5Va 23 ICbbw Vale Steel, Iron,iftCoal 20 61/4 6 5 Great. Western Ord. B 533/4 5 Do. Pi-ef. A59 5 International Coal 522% 00 Miller & Cory 6 p. c. Dobs. 100 ..101 '('3 62. N,,tii tyglo& li lmitia troii Pre f, 621,4.. 93 95 10 Newport-Abercarn 10331/2 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 7 8 5 North's NavlirationlCoiliery 5 1% 1% 5 Do 10 p.c. Cum Pref 5 5l/« 5V2 t00 Do. bp.c. Deb,100 ..1();S 105 10 penrikyber Colliery 10.. 4^4 5% 10 Do. 5to7yap.c. Pref. I(! 7% 84 00 Powell I)uffryu 6 1).c. Del) .-100 .110 112 5 Ithymney Iron 1 27s 2911 5 Do New £ 2 10s croditedl»i..l2s 6d 13s 6d 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debs.100 bS 101 17 Sonth Wales Colliery A 17 IO1/* I Orys 3 Do. 10 per cent. 15 3 4v» 5 3 Do. New I 11 2% 2% 11 Tr«degav Iron ardCoal A.. 71 22 Stock: De i: 100 6 37 MISCELLANEOUS Stock Alex. Dk. & Ry. iy2 A Pref.100 ..118 120 Ditto 4VS U Pref. 103 ..101 103 10 Harry Graving Dock 10 171;, 17y4xd 1 Ben Evans and Co. Ord 1 1 (Subject to Founders' Shares.) 1 Bland As Co I la D, iO Bristol Brewery Ordinary.. 10 31 3IV2 10 Do. 0 Preference 10 j61 17 10 Bl. and So. Wales Wap;Kon 3 514 fi¡ 50 iltite Dry Dock fiD 55 57 S -rit,h Cardiff Cor ioration jp. c.1nil /17 ilSxd 10 Cardiff Ive 10 11% 12 !0 Cardiff Milling Co Ordimiry io 1% 2 10 Do. 1) >. ft p.c. Preference tO 5% 4 5 C'ililf &, Peti'rtit Tramways 5 3 50 Cardilf .fund,ion Dry Dock 40 39 41 25 Cardiff Workmen <'ot> ,ac«. '8 3G 100 DlOwenifcCo4%p.c.Db 1920100 ..109 111 5 Empire, Cardiff 3 3% 3% 10 Hancock6 p.c. Preferred Ord 10 14:11 10 Do. Deferred Ordinary 1C 14 16%xd 10 Do. 6 j.c. Prof. 10 15'1 15:i4;;d Do. 4 p.c. Deb. Stock _00 ..111 115xd 20 Hill's Dry Dock 13 7% 8% 10 Milfovd Dock 1í1.. I: 10 Mordey Carney, 912 l2%xd 10 Do. do. 10 13 l3'Axd 100 Do. 4% p c. Deb. (It 1909, at. 105) 100 ..1C6 1C8 50 Mouiitstuart Dry Dock A 40 74 76 50 Do, Do. B 20 37 39 # Newpt. Water £ 1 Annuities i8 26% 10 Parnal1 <fc Evans Ord 7l,2.. 1% 2% 10 Do. Pref. 6p.c. cum 10 6 7 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 40 10 pro v i i) ei ,ii lrr,,trii 10 4% 5xd 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 10 12% 13'/4 10 Royal Hotel 6% Pref.. U ..7 10 Spillerstfc liakers Ordinary j21, 12'4 10 Do. j p.c. Pref. 10.. ISVa 13% Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c.St k 10.; ..107 IC9 5 Tliompsrm A Shackeil 5 22 Bank Rate reduced from ;t to 2 22nd Feb 1891 SKI.LKItS, •, £ 2C0 Barry Deferred Ord. Stock, at HO 20 Port Talbot lly. Shares 5 Bute Dry Doi-k Shares, at 55% n liancock, Preferred Ord. Shares 10 Hancocks Deferred Ordinary Shares 25 Albion Colliery Shares 11 Lloyds Hank hare. afc Z'iy* 41,400 1)1. Owen 4Vj p.,e. Debentures 5 Pemikyber Ord. :10 Shpi;rO.A, afef) P,115, £1<:5. & £¿4 Barry Ufirfivfded, at 261 £ 261 Barry Preferred Stock, at 1241 £ 500 Rhymney Iron 5 p.c. Dobs., at 99% 2) Rhondda Ord £ 10 Shares at JE3 13s 8d ;0 Ithymney Old, & C6 New, at lis 6d BU V EES. _.?o Hen Evans Shares, at 18s 6d £ 5 0 Rliymney Ordinary Stock 35 Cambrian Colliery Pref. Shares Norths Colliery Ordinary Shares, at 31s 10 Bristol <& S. Wales Wagon Shares j65CO NewDort Gas Deb. Stock £ 250 T;\f? "Vale Stock, at 7S% B1000 Taff Pref. or Heb. Stock 20 Empire Hall Shares, a.t t:500 Bute Dock Debenture Stock JS1000 Gt. Western Guaranteed, at 184% £500 Swansea Harbour Stock, at 108 THACKERA Y AND CO., CAIMHFF. STOCK BKOICKUS 105P

E. T LYDDON AiND CO., 122, BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. Telegrams—" Lyddon, Cardiff." 10 Telpnhones-l-P.O.. 63: Nat., 103. S PLLICUS. -15 D. Davis and Sons Shares Bute Dock Debenture 6 Vale of Glamorgan Shares, at 9 Spillers Pref Shares £ 500 Barry 1st Pref., at 172 25 Penrikyber Colliery Shares 20 Spillers and Bakers Ord., at 12% 10 Snillers Nephews Shares, at 10s prem. 20 Rhondda Old Ord. Shares £ 500 Rhondda ifc S. Bay Deb., at 132 B500 D. Owen Debenture 1) Mordey A Carney, fully paid 50 Norths Pref. Shares, at 5% 5 & 5 Hills Dry Dock Shares. at 8 LRU VEITS. £ 500 Rhymney Ord. Stock Norths Pref. Shares, at 5 £ 5 0 Taif Vale Ord. Stock B250 Barry Deferred Stock 5 Bute Drv Dock Shares 30 Barry Graving Dock Shares, at 17V* £3G-J Miller and Cory Debenture Pembroke and Tenby Preference Shares o Vale of Glamorgan Shares, £ o paid 5') Norths Ordinary Shares ¥. S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1, DOCK CHAMBERS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1083 TKr.KGR.AMS "Klemimr, Cardiff." Telephone, 158 SELLERS. -Barry Ord. Stock Cardilf Jnnction Dry Docks 50 Tredegar A Shares Ttiomnson <& Shackells Ordinary £ 50 Taff Vale Ord. Stock D. Davis and Son Shares 10 Albion Colliery Shares 10 Mordey Carneys, fully paid 26 Vale of Glamorgan Shares, fully paid 14 London and Pror. Banks BUYERS. -;EIOO, Rhymney Ord.. at 2"4% 30 Barry Graving Dock Shares 50 Hancocks Deferred 20 Port Talbot Share. at 3% Cambrian Colliery Pref. Hancocks Preference Shares THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 110, Bute-street (and Stock Exchange), Cardilf. Telegraphic Address, "Gedge, Cardiff.' Telephones—National. No. 139: P.O. No. 82. 1093 SELLE KS. 20 Cardiff Milling Prefs. Hancocks Preferred Ordinary Shares Sou:h Wales Colliery A and B Shares Cardilf Ice Shares BUYERS. —Hancocks Deferred B500 Taff Ordinary Barry Graving Docks 25 W. W. Nells Ordinary, at 12 10 Cardiff Empire Shares, at 10s prem. TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO., EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 113e Telegrams—"TunDUNN, CARDIFF." Nat Tel No 130 SELLERS. -5 Mouiitstuart A Shares 10 Mordey and Carney, S9 paid 10 Mordey & Carney, fy pd. Shares SO International Colliery Shares BUYERS. -20 Hancocks Preferred, at 11% 10 Barry Graving Doeic Shares 20 Norths Ordinary, at 1% 20 Penrikvber Pref. Shares £100 Norths Colliery Debs. J. W. COURTIS AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1116 Telegrams-" Stocks. Cardiff." Telephones—Nat., 551 P 0.. 517 SELLERS. 2 Mordey Carney, S10 paid. Shares 6 Rhondda elL S. Hay Ordinary Shares 5 Penrikyber (Ird. Shares 25 Spillers Preference Shares 20 Carmarthen United Breweries Ord. BUYERS' —10 Metropolitan Bank Shares 50 Cardiff Milling Ord. Shares :E5W Barry Deferred Ordinary £500 Rhymuev Ry. Ord. Stock Cambrian Collieries Preference Shares E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, i I POWELL-PLACE AND STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1175 Tyros. "shares" C'diff.T'p'nes. P.O. No. 51,Nat. 236 SELLERS. -13 Cardiff Ice Shares, at 12 2 London & Prov. Bank Shares, at 19% 1 Lloyds Bank share, at 24% 10 Aberdare and Trecynon Brewery Deb Shares of S10. fully paid, at lOY. 3 Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 57 50 & 5 Crown :o.oap har s, B6 pd. at 2% 20 Quakers Yard Gas elL Wat-rShs, at par BUYERS 10 Quakers Yard Gas &- Water Shs, at par 15 Nells Ordinary Shares, at 12% 15 Pontypool Bakery Shares, at 7% LIONEL E. TAYLOR & CO. ,129, BUTE-STBEET, and STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. 1301 T'grams Security Cardiff." T'phns P.O., 113 Nat,212 SELLERS Cardiff Malting Co.'s Shares BSOO Cardiff Gas D Stock 30 Spillers Preference Shares, at 13 6 Spillers Ordinary Shares, at 12% BUYERS i -10 Barry Graving Dock Shares 91CO Cardiff Gas B Stock—want offer 91000 Cardiff Gas D Stock, at 131 CHARLES MASSY AND CO., "CORY'S CORNER, BUTE DOCKS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams, "Invest," Cardiff. SELLERS. — £ 4l Rhymney New Stock B50 Rhymney Rails 76 Vale of Glamorgan, fully paid, at 13% 10 Hancocks Deferred, at 1"% £ 689 Rhymney Ordinary Stock 5 Carr.iff Ice £ 2C0 Norths Debenture 10 Mordey Carney, S9 paid, & 4, fully pd BUYERS. — £ 5' C Rhymney Ord. Stock 50 Vale of Glamorgan Shares £ 7:00 New Rhymney, at 101 extra. prem •~0C Rhymney lion New, at 12s ih..d PERCY POWELL. STOCK & SHAR] BROKER, 113, Bute-rd., and Stock Exchange,Cardiff. T'jjrams, Purse. Cardiff." Toliones. 11.0 ,4 Nat. 225 SELLERS S2 0 Rhymney Ordinary, at 25& £ 50 Barry Deferred Ord., afc 140 2 Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 05;, 10 Mordey Carney, fully paid BUYERS. 10 Mercantile Pontoon Ords. 15 Cambri »n Colliery Prefs. 100 Stranaghan and Stephens Ord, at 12s 5 Chartereds, at 5 ERNEST SULLY AND CO., 118. BUTK-ST., AND sTOCK KXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams Telephones :-P.O.. 7. Nat., 187 SELLERS. Spillers Nephews Shares 30 Rhondda & S. Bay Ordinary Rhondda and S. Bay New Preference BUYERS. Norths Pref. Shares SS Peterston Shares Pembroke and Tenhy Pref Sh ires PARSONS AND K 0 B.f E N T STOCKBROKERS, 1086 CENTRAL CHAMBERS. NEWPORT. r"1psr:uiis- Rohiwut. N« u''<i>rr.' Telephone NoSl SELLERS. — £ 700 Newport Gas C Stock 50 Newport Abei-carn Pref., at 7%, & 30 Ord., at 0 Taff 4 p.c. Preference. Newport G:" 5 p.c. Deb. Stock Ystrad Gas 5 1),c.- debenture 5 Penarth lipway-otfers wanted BUYERS. Pain.ill <fc Evans Preference Newport Water Annuities £1000 Rhymney Allots. £1000 Newport or Pontypool Gas Stock Business in all Mining shares at close prices Chartereds. 5;/4 East Rands, 5 Barneys Banks, 1% Johnnies, 3% Randfonteins, 2% Sheba, 31s 3d Wanted, Cardiff or Newport Ground Rents l:li!/Nli £ J. FILLINGER & CO. LATE BKTTON SA YCE, VAUGHAN AND CO. STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. 41, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. 1191 Np 127. Telae.ims Pillintw, Np. BUYERS. Nantyglo and Blaina 4 or 4% p.c. Debs. £ 50 Newport Water Annuities SfiLLERS. 50 ''Y.ifalgar Colliery £ 10 Shares £ 00 Share ss Thorr-want bid 8 Partridge Jones#refs. £130 Newport, Gas B Stock B397 Urecon B Debenture, at £ 107 lOCO Breton 1st Prefs., at £R2 S1000 Brecon Ordinary, at B8 5 Rhondda New Preference, at 9% f0 Bultfontein Sun Diamonds, at l'i 6d p 20 Newport Abervarn Prefs. STEPHEN P. WILLS, SWANSEA. stockiroker. T ¥,r:U¡H, Wills." s'sea. Tphone, 181 BUYER-Rhytnney Ry. Ordinary Stock JAMES MADGE, STOCKBROKER, WIND-STREET, S'sea. Tunis. Madge, S'sea. BUYERS. —Glamorganshire Banks Norths Ordinary SELLERS. -3 Ctpita I;; iid Counties Bank Shares A. W. JOHNSON, SWANSEA, STOCKBROKER. T'g's "Ornate." S'«eaT'phone219

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK 189:ï. 1894 In. De. Taff Vale 15043.. 35156. 113 Brecon and Merthyr 1758. 1735. 27 Souih-Ea3tern 39213.. 39215.. 4.. — i.oiulon, Brighton,and S C 43677.. 43013,. 653.. — Rhondda and Swansea Bay. 1136.. 75.. 77. Cambrian q4; 455:5.. 61 Barry 6612.. 7154. 552 Rhymney 457 Ins).. 191.. Pembroke and Tenby (,,14.. 441.. 70.. Lancashire andYorkfihire.. SI945 8121G. 729.. Metropolitan District 79tl.. 7635.. 26- — Metropolitan 15229.. 14521.. 703.. — Midland 16 111.. 15 f l7 Great Eastern 7&2P5.. 69568«.. 3007.. — 37SO- — Londor. and North-Wester«2l9792. 201: — London and South-Western. M' 0 S31I> 2311.. London, Chatha.ni «fc 24032 060.. —

SHIP PING JNTiSLLlGEN OK I SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. oAKDIFi'5 SWANSEA, t NEWPOJil J Dec. Mor.(Evn.|Hgt Mor.|Evn.]ngt. Mor.jEvn ^151 16 M; 6 49' 7 1333 1! 5 53; 6 1730 io' 7 2 7 26 33 6 17 T 7 37 7 59.33 2 6 28 7 2 30 ll1 7 50, 8 1233 7 J8 W: 8 18 8 33 32 8 7 211 7 41 30 7; 8 311 8 5133 1 19 T 3 55 9 14 3 18 0 8 2129 9 9 9 9 27 32 6 20 F 9 33 9 49 31 2 8 40j 9 028 5 9 46 10 2 31 7 21 S10 810 27 30 0 9 1 9 9 3727 210 2110 4030 5 22 .S' 10 41 10 57 28 9 9 54 10 12 26 4 10 5111 10 29 2 23 Mil 1311 3227 610 3010 50 25 511 2611 45 27 11 of

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. I BUTE DOCKS. THURSDAY. I Thsrt was not much doing in the steam co il market to-day, bub house coals moved oil a trifle better, and a. slightly better demand was noticed in the patent fuel trade. The following are the currenbquotations:—First-c'ass steam coal, 103 to 10s 3d seconds, 9? 31 to 9; 6<1; drys, ST 9J to 9, 3d first oiass Monmouth- shire, 8:3 6.1 to 91 seconds, 8s to 8 3d first class small, 4i 61 to 4-5 9d seconds, 4 3.1 and inferior sorts, 3 9:1 to 4s per fOil; first class house coiil, 10s 6<1 to 10, gel; No. 3 Rhondda l,i rge, 10s to 10J 31 Minui, 6, 33 to 6< 6d No 2 Rhondda large, 7s 9 i to 8s small, 4s U 48 6d. Patent fuel, 10 to 10s 6tl. Pitwood, 16i to 16, 3d. Chartering in the fte ght: market wa.s not brisk, but prices remained firm. The following opera- tions were reported :— OUTWARD—STRAMEES. GirdiS to :— Santos, 16? 61, clean (Topuzs). Carthagoena, 7s 6d, clean. Savona, 7s, clean, 2,000 tons. Algiers. 7^fcs (Clieveden). River Plate, 9. clean. Rio Janeiro, 13s, clean. Genoa, 6" 9d, f.s. Alexandria, 61 3d, t.g., 3,000 tons. The shipments at Barrj Dock on Wednesday amounted to 23,514 tons. Vessels in dock—38 steam 17 sail total, 55.

13ALT IV JMSPOItTS. LONDON. THURSDAY. FBEIGHT MAKEST.—In the absence of demand for tonnage from the Danube and Black Sea, there is more doing in ore. Iiiver Plate steady, but quiet. America—Northern Range steady at 3 to 3 111zd, Cork for orders demand quiet. Phosphates unchanged. India—little passing. Fixturesa steamer, 2,400 tons, middle of January, Ergasteria to Maryport, 8i 6d Alcester (steamer), prompt, Porman to Cette, 7 fcs. Lord Derby (steamer), prompt, Bsntsaf to Newport, 7s 3:1 Horace (steamer), end of January, Porman to West Hiirblepool, 81 3d a steamer, 3,500 tons, January, Calcutta to threo Mediterranean ports, 20s. GRAIN REPORT.—At the Baltic cargoes of wheat continues inactive, without change in prices asked. III the absence of bids it is difficult accurately to point to values. Californians held at 27s ld Walla?, 253 lO^d (both prompt). Maize—nothing to be done in Plate mixed American quiet, 15 sellers of large steamer cargoes, and 15s l%d small January 10,000 quarters of March offered at 15 3d. Barley firm.

WRECKS AND CASUALTJES. ISPXOIAR, THXKBHAMS FROM Lf,OYJ)'fi AGENTS.1 The steamer Wega, of and from Hamburg, l as been beached in St Clement's Reach, Thames, after collision with the steamer Eidenfr, of Sunderland, which after- wards docked in the Regent's Canal with bows damaged. The steamer Joseph Davis. of Sunderland, for Cardiff, in trying to avoid collision with the Gem, of Colchester, grounded near Gravesend, but floated at high water and proceeded. Both vessels were apparently uninjured by the collision. The Swedish steamer Nautilus, for Stockholm, collided on Thursday morning with the steamer Vane Tempest, of Sunderland, anchored off Rosherrille, Thames. The former is slightly damaged. The County of Linlithgow, which grounded in leaving Chittagong and floated, has nroceeded. The Gler, for Demerara. has returned to Greenock for examination, having touched the ground. The schooner Elizabeth, from Irvine for Lame, stranded in Larne Lough, but afterwards floated and arrived in Millbay, two pumps keeping her afloat. The steamer City of Truro, for Alexandria, put into Algiers with loss of part of deckload, but has since proceeded. The steamer Sydmonton, from Novorossisk, returned to Algiers with machinery slightly deranged. She repaired and proceeded. The steamer Livingstone, from Sebastopol for Nordenhamn, arrived at Algiers with cargo shifted, and is discharging. The steamer Clymene, from Rouen for Cardiff, has put into Plymouth with machinery damaged. The steamer Monmouthshire has arrived at Bordeaux with loss of part of deck load and masts cut away. [FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.] The steamship Glendale, from London, in docking in the West Basin, Cardiff, on Thursday, struck the quay wall, and sustained damage to her stem. The Norwegian barquentine Elverland, which left Cardiff, coal laden, on Wednesday morning, was run into in Barry Roads by a steamer, name unknown. The barquentine was so badly damaged that she put into Barry Dock. The captain of the steamship Palomares, which arrived at Cardiff on Thursday, reported that during the recent gale she lost an anchor and 60 fathoms of chain On Thursday morning the steamship Walton, while prnceeding up the East Bute Dock, Cardifl, fouled the steamship Ganges, doing damage to her stanchions and one plate on the starboard side. While attempting to clear the first-named vessel, she came into violent collision with the steamship Earl of Rosebery, of Cardiff, and damaged the latter vessel's deckhouse and deck.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Thunday.-Wind NE, moderate. Weather hazy. Sea smooth. Barometer 29'86, rising. Pasted, F,,wt-steamers ftatblin, of Glasgow Lucent, of Sunderland Coniston Fell, of Liverpool; Har- berton, of London Crossbill, of Glasgow. Patted West—trlimt, of Stavanger Claremont, of Dublin Rita, of Charlottetown, P. E. I.; Skjold, of Marstal Danish barque flying N H K J Elizabeth Bennett, of Liverpool; Alliance, of Fredrikstadt Amelie, of Nicolaistad; Netherton, of Carnarvon steamers presumed Werkendam, fromNew York for Rotterdam Darent, of Sunderland Denmore, of Newcastle Azalea, of Loudon Camel, of London Weardale, of Azalea, of London Camel, of London Weardale, of Whitby Cairnloch, of Newcastle Rheinland, of Brake Charles Mitchell, of Cardiff Long Ditton, of London. SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Thursday. Wind SE, light. Weather overcast. Sea smooth. Passed East—steamers Amber, of Glasgow Strait Fisher, of B-M-row Frode, of Copenhagen. Passed Ilest- steamers Peter Graham, of Cardiff; Montana, of London Talbot, of Liverpool TeaJ, of Bristol I Welab Prince, of Bridgwater.. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Ruperra left Antwerp for Cardiff 19.,11 Rothesay left Huclva for Port Elizabeth 18th Roath coaling at Pirssus 181 h James Tucker left Ha van u ah for Boston 18th Ilolderness left London for Cardiff 17th Charles Mitchell left Dartmouth for Swansea 19th Peter Graham left, Swansea for Havre 19th Penzance arvd Barcelona from Newport 18th Rosslvn arvd Rotterdam 19th Radnor left, Bilbao for Swansea 19th Watlington left Tees for Bilbao 18th Rarlby passed Dungeness for Madras ISth > Gwalia left St, Nazaire for Bilbao 19th Carlo passed Beachy Head for Calais 19th Ely arvd Bayonne 18th Garonne arvd Newport 18th Stakesby arvd Dublin 19th 1 Fountains Abbey arvd Middlesbrough 18th Melrose Abbey left Dieppe for Cardiff 18th Crimdon left, Bilbao for Tees 17tll Horden left Bilbao for Tees 17th Elemore left Devonport 18th Carina arvd Messina from Kiume 18tli Longueil left La Rochelle for Bilbao 19th Poinaion arvd Bilbao 18th V/estergate left Bilbao for Cardiff 18th Caedmon left Rotterdam forTyne 18tli Cairo aivd Middlesbrough from Bilbao 13th Ka-t^ate passed Dardanelles for Nicolaielf 17th Parkgate left Genoa for Constantinople 18th I CARDIFF-ARRIVALS. ROATII DOCK, Dec 1G.-Leonora ss. 1627, Rotterdam, moss litter, hay. &c. Palomares SS, 876. HIghfield ss, 1642, Dunkerque, light. ^Aquitaiue ss, 9/9, Bilbao, iron ore. March SS, 1254, Dublin, light. ROATII DOCK. Dec 19.—Mary Ann, 38, Bristol, coal tar pitch. Epworth ss, 1530, Rotterdam, light. BUTE EAST DOCli, Dec 18.—Mersey ss, 226, Trouville, light. Walton ss, 688, London, light. Theodora ss, 542, Rotterdam via, Southampton, general. Norrona ss, 988, Manchester, light. Shagbrook ss, 868, Havre. light. BUTE EAST DOCK, Dec 19.—Avon ss, 417, Glasgow, i general. Hero ss. 478, Gloucester, sundries for export. Saxon Briton ss, 835, Riga, deals and sleepers. James Drake ss, 875, Antwerp, light. BUTE WEST DOCK, Dec 18.—Fitzwiiliam ss, 179. London, general. Actif ss, 474, Caen, light Ferguslie ss, 153, Limcrick. hay. Alma, 47, Bristol, burnt ore. King Ja Ja ss, 97, Carmarthen, light. Capt McClure j ss, 304, Plymouth, light. BUT! WEST DOCK, Dec 19.—Emily, 55. Voltaire ss, 206, Liverpool, enel<11. PKSARTH DOCK. Dee: 18.-Ethelgomla flS, 1726, I Cardiff, Jigbt. Ursa ss, 1794. Cardiff, light. Werfass, 570, Portsmouth, light. Grimsby ss, 456, Waterford, light. Rosemorran ss, 1583, Leith, light. Sibun ss, 1139, light. Baugarth a., 937, light. Carbon SS, 71, Bristol, light. Marion SS, 65. Bristol, light. Champion, 68. Biidgwater, light. Wilfrid ss, 763, Rotterdam, general cargo. Nethani ss. 74, Bristol, light. Ocean ss. 63, Bristol, light. Charlotte, 69. Bristol, light. Fredrick William, 60, Bridgwater, light. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Dec 18.—Heighington ss, Milson, Marseilles-. Benefactor ss. Stubbs. Lisbon. ROATII DOCK. Dec 19.-Kniht, Bachelor ss, Thomas, « Bombav. Loughbrow ss. Smith, Gibraltar. Rirnpha ss. Hinal. Venice or Ancona. Lady Havelock ss, Symons, Granville Camma ss, Bornelson, Oporto. Kscliolbrook S", .James, Malta. BUTE EAST DOCK, Dec 18.—Upupa ss, Perry, Cork. Steinvora, Robbin, Rio Janeiro. BUTE EAST DOCK, Dec 19.—Kirsten, Christian, Port Louis. Yarra, Goode, Bristol. BUTE WEST DOCK, Dec 18.—Blanche ss. Sea. BUTE WEST DOCK, Dec 19.—North Sea, Collins, Dublin. Barbara Moir, Quinn, Dublin. Wild Wave, Keliy, Dublin. Baltic, tiarfovd, Dublin. W H L, Morgan. Waterford. Lily, Mansfield, Waterford. Bessie Jane, Mitchell, Truro. Daphne, Maddison, Arendal. Martha Ann, McKee, Fishguard. Arsene, Noblanc, St Martin de Willie Warren, Hodge, St Ives. Brothers, James, Portiuadoc. Olive Branch, Mablv, Penznice. Maurice, Orame, Hennebont. Martha Jane, Davies, Aberayron. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 18.—Nador ss, Algiers. Har. berton ss, London. Glendale's. London. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 19.—Surbiton as, London. Grimsby 8S. Sierra Lueeua, Mauritius. Newman Hall, Rio Janeiro. Stadacona, Rio Janeiro. Carbon ss, Bristol. Clifton ss. Bristol. Marion ss. Br^ tol. Star of the West, Bridgwater. William, Gloucester. Caroline, Bridgwater. Elizabeth, Bridgwater. ENTERED OU PWARDS—Dec 19 St Nazaire, Daerhound ss, n, 1051, Chithatu & Henry Rio Janeiro. Victoria. ss, B, 1507, Cory Bros & Co Teneriffe, Powderham ss, B, 1949, Prout, Stephens, Mawson & Gosss Colombo, Swainby ss, B, 1674, RRopner<fcCo Valencia, G J Wood ss, B. 655, Marychurch & Co St Nazaire, Boileau S, B, 1150, Young, L Gueret New Orleans, Knutsford ss, B. 1352, Marychurch & Co Havre. Shagbrook ss, B, 563. Ebbett, W E Thomas Boucau, La Rochelle ss. F, 756, A Capelle I Lisbon, Eureka ss, B. 837. Rule. Osborn & Wallis l Leghorn, Walton ss, B. 688, Keys, Scott Bios Madeira, Hampton ss, B. 1382. Moon, Aiming Bros Genoa, James Drake ss, B. 875. Bullock, W R White St Vincent, C V, Epworth ys, B. 1529, W H T&ylor &Co Palma, Majorat, Ciscar, £ >pvi« 292, Manzanos, Cristobal Caen, Actif SS, 474, Guihomat. P II Cowarrt Hamburg, Hero ss, B, 478, Bray, Bristol Steam Navigation Co Ltd Cape TowlI. George T Hay, B,11647, W Collingsjnn Buenos Ayres, Hathor 33, B, 1815. G H Wills k Co Corfu and Volo, Bula ss, B. U99, Thomas ( Kadcliffe I Bombay, Sheikh ss, B, 2828, John P Hacquoil & Co New Orleans, Aldgate ..s, B, 2208, Chesshire, Hall Bros j CLEARED—Dee 19. St Nazaire, Boileau ss, H, 2500 coaJ Ancona, Rintpha 518, B, 2/50 coal St Nazaire, Deeriiouiul ss, B, 2)coal Genoa, Limia ss. B. 3000 coal Rio Janeiro, Victoria ss, B, 2300 coal Barcelona, Morgan Richards as, B. 1200 coal Teneriffe, Powderham ss, B, 3800 coal New Orleans, Knutsford ss, B, light Havre, Shagbrook ss, B, 1550 coal Havannah, Gladiolus ss, B, 2250 coal Boucau, La Rochelle ss. F, 1800 coal Lisbon, Eureka ss, n, 1620 coal Madeira, Hampton 158. B. 2500 coal l eghorn, Walton ss, B. 1300 coal Port Said, Trewedard ss, B, 2700 coal Caen, Actif S, F, 950 coal Trieste, Ben Corlic ss, B, 2200 coal Hamburg, Hero ss, n. 300 coal Corfu aud Volo, Bala as, B, 2400 coal Valencia, G E Wood SS, fl, 440 coal, 650 fuel Aden, Baron Cawdor s, B, 4500 coal Cape Town, George T Hay, B, 2684 coal Port Said, Diligent ss, B, 2330 coal Barcelona, flelleficer;t 1:13, n, 2.00 coal Monte Video. Breckfl-dd ss. B, 3500 coal Bombay, Sheikh ss, B, 2600 coal IMPORTS—Dec 19. J Rotterdam, Leonora ss, moss litter, hay. Ac, Schmidt & Friendnreis; hay, E Underwood & Son clover j hay, C Schroeter & (Jo; moss litter, H F Taylor & Co moss litter. Tliurnis Moss Litter Co I Bilbao, Aquitaine S, iron ore, Dowlais Iron Co Bristol, Mary Ann, coal lar pitch, Crown Fuel Co Rotterdam via Southampton, Theodora ss, general, J Cory & Sons Glasgow, Avon ss, general, E Taylor & Co Riga, Saxon Briton as, deals anil sleepers, Williams, Thomas & Co London. Fitzwiiliam ss, general, Matthews & Luff Limerick, Ferguslie ss-, IJay, T Williams Bristol, Alma, buint ore, vJ IVnnant, Sons & Co Liverpool, Voitaire ss, general, M J Begg & Co BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, Dec 18.—Blenheim ss, Havre. Elfie sa, Manchester. Rive de Gier ss, Bayonne. Bisliopsgate ss, Liverpool. R-unazan ss, Hamburg. Earl of Dum- fries ss, Bordeaux. Aldgate ss, Bremen. Hathor ss, Bremerhavau. Eugenie ss, Antwerp. Borghese ss, ldaucht}8ter. ARRIVALS, Dec 19.—Racine ss, St Malo. Franklin ss, Dublin. Cento SS. Antwerp. Buckingham ss, Amsterdam. Dovedale ss, Antwerp. Elmwood, Liver- pooL; SAILINGS, Dec 18.—Lucent ss, London. Powderham 5. Las Palmas. StNiniani-ss, Colombo. Lesseps as. Venice. Crosshill SM, Portsmouth. Robert Harrowing ss, Genoa. SAILINGS, Dec 19-Okara ss, Bombay. Memnon ss, Newport. Victoria ss, Rio Janeiro. Renfrew ss, Mar. seiltes. Veeti.s ss, London. Morgan Richards. s, I Barcelona. Bellona, Penryn. NEWPORT—ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Dec 19.—Attila ss, 1403, Antwerp, light. Inver ss, 330, Rouen, light. OLD DOCK, Dec le.-AulÍc ss, 217, Plymouth, light. Reveil ss, 246, Coik, light. George ss, 241, Dublin, light. RIVER, Dec 19.—Royal Alfred, 95. Bristol, light. Providence, 45, Bristol, light. Perseverance, 41, Bristol, light. Tel-el-Kebir ss, 92, Bristol, light. Pallas, 50, Bristol, light. Telephone, 44, Barry, light. Mario Eugenie, 46, Bridgwater, light. Two Brothers, 67, Highbridge, light. Safety, 58, Higliliridge, light. Solway King ss, 124, Harr iigton, iron. Etfort, 41, Chepstow, stone. Emily Maria, 54, Bristol, general. Plover s, 126, Liverpool, general. Cardiff Castle, 56, Bristol, grain. Auckland Castle ss, 661, Swansea, light. Unupa ss. 561, Cork, general, Talavera S, 1110, Oporto, light.; £ Garonne as. 642, Bordeaux, pitwood. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Dec 19. — Guillaume Tell ss, Ginouvier, Algiers. Elordo ss, Trevorrow, Savona. Freia ss, Teovik, Naple3. OLD DOCK. Dec 19. — Eugenie Auguste, R* we, Bristol. Hooding, Jorgensen, Para. Auric as, Holmes, Plymouth. Benjamin Franklin, Kearns, New Ross. William Edward, Nagle, Yonghal. RIVER, Dec 19.-Eltith ss. Thomas, Swansea. County of Lancaster ss, Andrews. Bristol. Thomas and Maria, Long, Bristol. William, Warren, Bristol. Conham ss, Phillips, Bristol. Tivee Gezusters, Cook, Bristol. Llanelly ss, Brown, Lanelly. Prince of Wales, Williams, Avonmout-h. James, Young, Balti- more. Ceres, Petherick, Butle. Richard Cobden, McHugh, Dungarvan. Elizabeth, Brenton. Plymouth. Upupa ss. Perry, Cork. Tcl-ei-Kebir ss, Clutterbuck. Bristol. Victoria, Clarke, Barnstaple. Yeo, Buckler, Barnstaple. Latk, Chichester, Barnstaple. Alfred, Mitchell, Newquay. Swift, Yendall, Newquay Alfred Rooker, Ellis, Plymouth. Six Brothers, Dunstone, Bidcford. Pomona, Coles, Bidoford. Victor, Catlen, Bidetord. Kate. Fishwick, Bristol. Jasper, llockcn, Charlestown. Rhoda, Rowe. Padstow. Jane, Irwin, Ilfracombe. Ellen, Niell, Waxford. Janette, Doyle, Waterford. Thorney, Webber, Bridgwater. Mary Gertrude, Murphy, Wexford. Dart, Doyle, Wexford. Milliceut, Hoskin, Padstow. Juiia, Fletcher, High- bridge. Ettrick, Kennedy, Swansea. ■, ENTERED OUTWARDS—Dec 19. Genoa, Ithamo ss, E, 14,27. Chisholm, J Cory, Sons St Nazaire, Rhyl ss, n, 797, Kendall, J Cory, Sons Gibraltar, Auckland Castle ss, B, 661, Mordey, Jones Rosario, Talavera ss. B, 1110, Lancaster, Speir & Co Rouen. Inver ss, B, 380, Napier, Powelli Duffryn Co Alexandria, Barry ss, B. 1411, Holt, Morel Bros & Co Batoum, Atilla SS, B, 1404, Nicholas, R Gething jun Masnedsund, Balder ss, Nwy, 293. J G Wilson & Co CLEARED—Dec 19. Para, Quos, Nwy, 6S0 coal St Nazaire, Rhyl ss, B, 1700 coal Rouen, Inver ss, B. 1250 coal Masnedsund, Balder ss, Nwy, 590 coal Gibtaltar, Auckland Castle as. B, 1250 coal IMPORTS—Dec 19. Bordeaux, Garonne ss, 900 loads pitwood, Simkin Harrington, Solway King ss, 339 tinplate bars, T Wilks & Co Chepstow, Effort, stone Bristol, Emily Maria, general, It Burton & Son Liverpool, Plover ss, general, B Burton & Son Bristol, Cardifi Castle, grain. Star Mills Co Cork, Upupa ss, general, James Maddock EXPO&TS COASTWISE—Dec 19. Bristol, County of Lancaster ss, 265 coal. A J Smith Bridgwater, William, 100 coal, Budd & Co Watchet, Pioneer, 54 coal Portreath. Lynx as. 205 coal. Partridge, Jones & Co Youglial, Citizen, 295 coal, T G Cartwright Waterford, Reveil ss, 1180 coal, J F Thomas Co Plymouth, Auric s., 520 coal, J F Thomas & Co Dublin, George ss. 5S0 coal, J E Thomas & Co Cork via Cardiff, Upupa ss, 65 coal, 36 general, James Maddock Bridgwater, Argo, 120 coal, G M Humphreys & Co S WANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, Dec 18.—Fame, 60, Bridgwater, general. NORTH DOCK, Dee 19.—Sunlight ss, 245. Liverpool, general. Rakoczy ss, 943, London, general SOUTH DOCK, Dec 18.—Tyne S'i, 4u0, Trouville. light. Texa RS, 71, Devonport, light. Lancashire ss, 144, Waterford, light. Goval ss, 275, Appledore, light. SOUTH DOCK, Dec 19.—Sam Lancaster ss, _290, Gloucester, light. Glenmoie ss, 216, Liverpool, light. Teesdale ss, 190, Waterford, light. Bear ss, 363, Bristol, general. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Dec 18.—Teal ss, 77, New- port, tinplates. Moderator ss, 57, Newport, tinplatea. Lincolnshire ss, 65, Newport, tinplates Ethel 815. 5j, Cardiff, tinplates. City of Cadiz ss, 491, Dublin, general. City of Rotterdam SS. 347, Hamburg via Cork, general. Lady Bertha ss, 399, Honfleur, light. Oakville ss, 848, Bilbao, iron ore. Olaf, 1111, Amster- dam, light. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Dec 18.-Normaml ss, De Grucliy, DunJalk. Vernon, Kearn, Hull. St Vincent ss, Parker, Newport. Janets and Ann, Bennett, Guernsey. Fanny, Lewis, Skerries. NORTH DOCK, Doc 19. — Maggie Annie, Rowles, Cherbourg. IDa. Lass, Davies, Newquay. Main, Phillips, Newquay. Louie Bell, Iddon, Cherbourg, florrie. Hailet, Falmouth. EOitfc, Stephen*,

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Falmouth. Ariel, Tyrrell, New Ross. Albion, Con- way, Ballyan. Fiona, Bertram, Roscolf. Red Rover, Arthur, Haverfordwest. Mary, Vincent, Plymouth. Annie, Willcocks, Plymouth. Talbot ss, Cox, Liverpool. SOUTH DOCK, Dec 18.—Norma ss, Thomas, Rouen Tweed ss, Lindsay, Glasgow. Rio Formoso ss, Read, Bristol. Swansea as, Dinan, Sables. SOUTH DOCK, Dec 19.-Hilda, Evans, London. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Dec 18. — Ardancorrach ss, Jamieson, Genoa and Leghorn. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Dec 19.—Peter Graham ss, Lea, Havre. Menemsha ss, Scott, New York. Eliza- Drew, Wilcocks, Plymouth. Teal ss, Thomas, Liver- pool. Lincolnshire ss, James, Newport. Moderator ss, Williams, Newport. Ethel ss. Miles, Newport. Montana ss, Watkins, Baltimore. Jessie and Emily ss, Harris, Bnunton Niobe ss,l inlasson, Bordeaux. Torridon KS, Norrie, Genoa. Welsh Princess, Luckes, Aberystwyth. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Dec 19. Honfleur, Sam Lancaster SS, B, 290, F Le Boulanger Dieppe, Lady Bertha ss, B. 399, 'r P Richards <& Co Genoa, Ardmellie ss, B. 918, Rutherford, Marshall Stockholm, Olaf ss, Swe, 1117, A Naerup Venice, Rakoczy ss, Aus, 943, G Leonard Hamburg, City of Rotterdam ss, B, 347, Burgess & Co Bayonne, Goval ss, B, 275, T P Richards <fc Co Hamburg, City of Cadiz ss, H, 491, Burgess <& Co Trouville, Tyne ss, B, 400, Fisher, Renwick <& Co Rotterdam, Glenmore ss, B, 216, G Lennard CLEARED-nee 19. Hamburg, City of • adiz ss, B, 600 coal Trouville, Tyne ss, B, 780 coal Genoa, Ardmellie ss, B, lqO coal Rotterdam, Glenmore sa, B. 440 coal Bordeaux and Nantes, Niobe ss, B, 110 coal, 85 general Leghorn, Kirksta.U ss, B, 800 fuel, 1400 coal IMPORTS—Dec 19. Bilbao, Oakville ss, 1850 iron oie, order Hamburg via Cork, City of Rotterdam ss, 180 general Bridgwater, Fame, general Cardiff, Ethel ss, 89 tinplates, Williams, Torrey & Feild Newport, Lincolnshire ss, 105 tinplates, Williams, Torrey & Feild 1 Newport, Teal as, 104 tinplates, Williams, Torrey & Feild Newport. Moderator ss, 92 tinplates, Williams, Torrey & Feild Manchester via Briatpl, Boar op, general, J & C Harrison f' EXPORTS COASTWISE—Dec 19. Belfast, Lancashire ss, 460 coal. Norton cI; Co Wexford, Atlas, 110 coa!, Dd Imrie Portrush, Texa ss, 131 coal, Cory Bros Dover, Teesdale ss, 320 coal, E W Cook 4; Co Manchester via Cardiff. Bear ss, general, J &> C son Newquay, Fleetwing. 53 coal, S & J Hill London, Hugin ss, 300 coal, R Hodgens 160 Tucker & Co BRITON FERRY. ARRIVALS, Dec 18.—Marian, 59. Bridgwater, OFF? S9t Dec j.9.—Teazer. 73, Bristol, scrap iron. AW"e 142..Poinbrey, MJust. forti SAILINGS, Dec 18. — Coniston Fell ss, GrenfeiJ< SA reath. Nugs;et, ss, Campbell, Dublin. Rowe, Looo. Pec 19.—Mary Peers, Garret, Pri-cilla, Vickers, Carrick on Suir. Wave, Wexford. Goonlaze, Quick, St Agnes. Nicholas, Watchet. PORTHCAWL. ARRIVALS Dec 19.—Hayle ss, Hayle,flight. Ilfracombe, light SAILINGS, Dec 6.—Susan Elizabeth, St coal. R G D, St Ives, 118 coal. Chyando»nJ 112 coal. Edmund, Scilly, 98 coal. Basge ggtf Arcachon, 183 coal. Alma, Falmouth, 180 a /n ,s, Hayle, 400 coal, Mistletoe, IlfracouabCi Eleanor, Aberayron, lCO coal. LLANELLY. CLEA RED-Dee 18. Liverpool, Llanelly ss, B, tinplates Liverpool, Volga ss, B. general Greenwich, Grenmar S. Swe, 580 coal Dieppe, Gazelle ss, B, 770 coal Rouen, Eleanor ss, B, 6^0 coal Belfast, Solway Prince ss. 330 coal — — -r Printed and Published by the l'r DAVID DUNCAN & SONS, at 108, St ii> and Westgate-street, in the town of CM" county of Glamorgan J