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SOU I'll WALES FINANCE
SOU I'll WALES FINANCE (Account Days, May 14th and 29th.) THURSDAY. April 30th, 1896. Rather more business has been done to- day than might have been expected con- sidering that the local Exchange will be closed to-morrow. the 1st May, following the custom observed in London. Spillers' and Bakers' Ordinaries supplied the feature of the day, the opening deal taking place at 15 >4, an advance of on the last deal re- corded. Thereafter the price moved up to 15^, at which figure three rather heavy transactions took place. Accordingly the shares are marked up y±. A small lot of Taff Stock was done at the opening at 9054, but later on business came off at 90 Ya and 90/4, the latter being yesterday's figure. The quotations are marked a little closer. Rhondda and Swausea Bay Ordinaries were done at 7%, and a small lot of tho 4 per Cent. Debenture Stock at 153, rather weak price. Barry Graving Docks were turned over at 21. the old price Sristol and South Wales Waggons, at 6 .nd Hancock's 6 per Cent. Preferred (Irdi- lary, at 14Jg. Bute Dry Docks were a little :J1 demand, but no business came off at the Md figure, and the price is'now marked up to 70, the figure supporters have main- rained for some time they would reach, but he realisation of which many doubted. It sill be noted that Hancock's Shares are still jlodding on in their upward course. In outside securities South-Eastern deferred was done twice at 101. The great ycle boom, which has been rampant in the llidlands and Dublin during the last few teeks, does not seem to have made much lead way so far in South Wales. To-day. however, there was a deal in Beestou Pneumatic Preferences at 19s 6d. and one in Griffiths' Cycle Company at 25s. The Mining Market seems to be recovering II little of its buoyancy. Chartereds being lealt in rather freely at Z) Yí. British Broken Hills changed hands at 26s. The following changes in value are noti- led in the official list of the Cardiff Stock Exchange:— N like—Rhondda and Swansea Bay 5 per Cent. Preferences to 14% ditto New J4, to 14^4 London and Midland Banks ]'2, to 41 Y2; Bristol Brewery Ordinaries i 14 to 35; Bristol and South Wales Waggons Y4, to 634 Bute Dry Docks te 10; Hancock's Deferred Ordinary to t9 ditto 6 per Cent. Preferences to I 16 Provincial Tramways to 734 xd Spillers' and Bakers' Ordinary 34, to 1534 ditto 6 per Cent. Preferences Ys. to 14ft. Messrs Thackeray and Co. note the following changes Ri.se-P,hondda and Swansea Bay, to 7Ys do. New to 7% Taff to 31 Rhondda and Swansea Bay 5 pet vent. Preferences to 14% do. New 34, :o 1434 Rhymney Consolidated 4 per Cent. Stock to 149 Taff 4 per Cent. Consolidated Stock 1. to 151 Penarth 5 jer Cent. Stock 3%, to 17734 Valo of Glamorgan Guaranteed Yø, to 11% Brecon And Mcrthyr A 4 per Cent. Debentures 1%, to 130 London and Midland Bank 34* to 41% Bristol Brewery Ordinary 1%, t. 35 Bristol and South Wales Waggons to 634 Bute Docks 1%, to 71 Hancock's Deferred Ordinary to 19% do. Prefer- ences 34. to 16 Spillftrs' and Bakers' Ordinary 34. to 1534 6 do. per Cent. Prefer- ences Ys, to 14%. Fall-Rhymney Stock to 267 There are seller-, of Ehondda Ordinary; Western Mad 5 per Cent. Preference Shares Cardiff Milling Preference Tre- legar A Shares Rhymney Ordinary Shares Spillers' Ordinary Shares; Bute Debenture Stock Spillers* Nephew Shares; Barry Graving Dock Shares Ebbw Vales Tredogar Iron B Stock. There are buyers of Taff Ordinary Stock Swansea Harbour 4 per Cent. Stock Hancocks' Preferred Alexandra B Stock ind 4 per Cent. Debentures; Bute Dock 5 per Cent. Debentures Stock Empire Music Hall Shares Bute Dry Dock Shares i Devon and Somerset Debentures and Ordin- ary Stock Western Mail Debentures Barry Deferred Stock D. Davis and Sons' Shares; Great Western Colliery B Shares Bar- nato Banks Spillers' Ordinary Shares North's Ordinary Rhondda Ordinary Shares. Our advertising columns of to-day confirai the announcement here a few days ago as to the conversion of the business of Messrs S. D. Churchill and Co., of Mountstuart- sqnare, Cardiff, wine and spirit importers. into a joint, stock company, with a capital of £ 10,000. The reports of Messrs Waring and Son. of Cardiff, and of Mr Georgo Westall. the wine trade expert, indicate a profit equal to 9 per cent. upon the present issue, with a prospective increase from the employment of further capital. The busi- ness has been established for a considerable period and is believed to be a thoroughly prosperous one, and intending investors would do well to give the issue their con. sideration. The report and balance-sheet of the Bate Dry Dock Company was issued to-day. The report states:— < The balance to the credit of profit and lo.-a account for the year. after allowing the usnal depreciation, amounts to £ 21,845 O. lid. An interim dividend at the rate of 10 per cent per annum was paid in September, after providing for which there remains (including S24816 16: 3d brought forward from last accotinl) a balance of 235,911 17., 2d available for dividend. The directors recommend the payment of a farther dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum (free of income tax) which will amounll to £ 8.750, leaving £ 27,161 17:! 2d to b* carried forward to next account". The directors have much pleasure in statinp they have elects Mr Richard B. Cliellew. shipowner, of Trorn. Cornwall, and Mr Wtr.. Jones, of the tirm of Messrs W. fl. and C. T. Jones, shipowner*, Cardiff, to fill vacancies on the directorate. The retiring director is Mr Edmund Handcock, jun., who. being eligible, oifers himself for re-slection. The May number of the South Wales Investment Circular, issued by Messrs Lyddon and Co., has just been issued, and as usual contains a lot of useful information. We extract the following from their Notes We referred in our last issue to the room for improvement in the stocks of the Berry Railway, and these are still cheap as compared with the like securities of other railways, the yield to a purchaser of the Preferred being E3 Is 6d per cent, and on the Deferred 4 per cent. per annum, exclusive of the four months' dividend accrued. Calculating on the last dividend paid by the Taff Vale Railway, the Ordinary Stock of this company yieldfi at the present price E3 13.1 per cent. It 18 possible the recent buying was occasioned by the rnmnur that some arrangement by which the Tau Vale would Join the Bute and Rbymuev Companies had been arrived at, but so far there ball been no confirmation of this. There Were, however, for a day or two, large buying orders sent to thia market, part of which only could be executed. It is generally believed that some few months since an AttemPI we- made to induce the Taff Vale to join the Bute-Rhymney fusion, but without success, and it is highly probable more recent negotiations rn*y have taken place in connection with the lan v ale « opposi- lion to the Burs-Rhyinney Amalgamation and the application for powers to build a new dock at Card• ff. We are inclined to think tbat the Taff und Bute Companiea may yet arrange terms, both having much to gain by so doing. ( Messrs Thackeray ana Co. s weekly feporc is as follows Rails.—A distinctly firm tone has prevailed in Yiie market for South Wales Rails, and a con- siderable business has takeu place in the stocks of the three leading lines. In Barry,4 a moderate amount of the Undivided has been negotiated, and the closing price, about 280-281, show. no material alteration as compared with last week. The Preferred has been well supported, and fair parcels hive changed hands; quotation firm at 129-W. The Deferred has also proved n request, and a fair number of dealings re- c jrded } the price, 151—152, is fractionally better nlitt the previous week. Preferences in demand, but ssarca. In Taff Vales more than usual briskness has been observable numerous tran- saction* had takes place early in the week at 89 I the price, however, subsequently amoved up in the most significant manner, and stock changed hands as high as 91 and 91V £ subsequently falling t') 90, but at the close advancing to 913i—9i%. Rhymneys have shown, if anything, asiightiy easier tendency, with only a moderate business to note. Quotation, 267 -268, I remains the same. There has been a good inquiry for the Scrip, which has improved bo 122-123 add prem. Vale of Glamorgan are wanted, but filers do nob seem inclined to realise at present. Port Talbot1? have been dealt in at prices ranging from 5-Sti to a fair extent. A better inquiry has existed for Rhondda and Swansea Bay Ordinary and Preference. In the former a fair num. ber of shares have changed hands, and the closing price, 7-7. is better. Preferences are in good reouesl, but rather scarce at 1434— Ba.T&ki.-A quiet market, but a fair inquiry for L indon and Provincial. Collieries have been in fair demand, but owing to paucity of sellers business has proved of a restricted character. A few dealing* have takeu place in Western B There are buyers of North's Ordinary and Preference. Albion8, and Penri. kyber Ordinary and Preference. Davis' rabbet offered. Irryn,—A weak market. Tredegar A abont 2V4—2% Ebbw Vales, 534—5% Rhymney Old, 25i 6,!—26s W New. 10,104 3d. MiteeOa-neous.—An active market. Hancock Pri4ferred and Deferred continne strong at 11% 15 and 19—19% respectively, Spillers' and Baker*' are slightly better, 15—15Va. with a fair business recorded within quotations. Bute Dry Dock have Improved. closing 70—72. Swansea Harbour Stock is in good request.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON. Thursday. Money was wanted, being the last day of the month, and the supply available was only moderate hence a firm market pre- vailed. Loans were in request, and were charged 3a to 1 per cent. Discounts were steady, with rather more bills offering, and less competition for them. Three, four, and six months' Bank bills were negotiated at V* to 1 per cent. Whether the existing firmness will be maintained after trans- ference of balances next, week has been completed remains to be seen. Paris Cheque Exchange, ?.5.1S%. Trade bills Three months, 134 four months, 1 six months, 134 per cent. The Bank of England return shows that there has been rather more movement in II money during the week. Note circulation increased £ 264.745, and bullion decreased S;246,173, making a toss in reserve of E510,918, the proportion to liabilities being 59 69 per cent. against 60'66 per cent. Public deposits increased L112,909, but other deposits decreased £ 576,911. The amount of reserve is EZ8,118,588, being an increase of ;210,520,M over last year, and the stock of bullion, which is £ 47,622,493. exceeds 1895 by £ 10,588,222. The more favourable news from the Transvaal has had asteadyinglinfluence upon the Stock Exchange markets to-day, but, in view of to-morrow being holiday and Satur- day only half day, there has not been much inclination to do business. Consequently dealings have throughout- been limited. Consols were strong, and Home Railways unproved in some instanced, but American Railways have been neglected, and in Foreign Bonds, beyond some inquiry for Argentines, there has been nothing doinf. Consols closed at 111 to delivery and account. Nothing of interest waa observed in the Foreign Bond Market. Business throughout was extremely quiet, and only trifling changes have taken place. Internationals were fractionally neglected. Egyptians and Turks quiet, but steady. Italian closed at 8334, and Spanish at 62%. Argentines were in demand, and rose to Gold Premium is three points lower, at 206'30, Peruvian Debentures fell 34. British Railways have again come into favour, but business in them has been too restricted to permit of any great change. The feature wasjthe demand for South-Eastern A, which rose 23s, closing at 102%. Brighton A was firm and up, at 179%, and Chatham issues rose 34 to • Great Eastern advanced 34. Underground lines were steady. Metropolitan District rose 2. There was again demand for Scotch Stocks. Caledonian Deferred rose and North Br: ish De- ferred Heavy lines quiet but firm, and mostly 34 to better. Hull and Barnsley rose 34, but Sheffield Deferred was weaker. There was an utter want of animation in the American Railway Market. Business was extremely quiet, and, with no feature operative, movements were insignificant. The rise in exchange suggests further gold shipments. Atchison A Bonds fell t4 Milwaukee, Louisville, Erie, Rondings, Ys Union Pacifice, 34 • Canadian Railways were quiet, but steady. Grand Trunks First Preference and Guaranteed rose 4.' Canadian Pacific Shares up. Foreign Railways were quiet, with unim- portant changes. Mexicans about the same. South Americans steady. Nitrate Market remains dull and weak. Miscellaneous Securities. London General Omnibus rose 2. Breweries firm Allsopp's rose 3. Aluminium A Shares 34 better, at 3. Eastman's advanced 34. and Preference J. and P. Coats fell 1. Some Trusts rose 1 to 2. The following changes took place since yesterday Foreign Bonds.—Rise—Argentine, 1884, and Treasury, 1 do. 1886, 34 and do. Funding, 34 Chilian, 1: Italian, 34; Japan. 1; Mexican, 34 Peruvian Corpora- tion Ordinary. Vs and do. Preference, Santa Fe, 1883, 2: Turkish Group 3, and do. Group 4, Fall-Peruvian Debentures, Y4. British Railways. Rise Caledonian Deferred, 34 Great Eastern, 34 Great Northern Deferred, 34 Hull and Barns- ley. i; Brighton A, Chatham Ordi- nary, 34 1, orth- W estern, 34 Sheffield Ordinary and 1894, 1 do. Preference, 4; and do. Deferred, 34 Metropolitan Dis- trict, 1 Midland, North British Ordi- nary, y. and do. Preference, South. Eastern A, 2% Taff Vale, 1. Fall-North- Eastern, Canadian Railways. Rise—Canadian Pacific Shares, Grand Trunk First Preference and Guaranteed, Y4. American Railways. — Fall Atchison Shares, and do. A Bonds, 34 Mil- waukees, Denver Shares, 36 Illinois Central, Louisville, New York Central, Erie, Vs and do. First and Second Preference, 1 Norfolk Preference, Northern Pacific Preference, 34 Readings, 34 Southern Preference, 34 > Union Pacific, 34. Foreign Railways. -Rise-Central Ar- gentine Ordinary, 1 Central Uruguay of Monte Video, 1 Mexican First Preference, 1% Nitrate Ordinary, Business in Mines has not been active, buc there has been a firm tone for both South African and West Australians. South African Chartereds have been steady and closed without change at 3 Goldfields Deferred rose h. Rhodesia Exploring were 34 better, at 634. and Explorations were steady. Diamonds were firm. De Beers rose 34, and Jagersfontein Birnato Group were steady. Mines were a shade better, and Johannesburg Investment rose is. The chief movement in Gold Shares was a rise of to 29in Hand Mines. East Rands advanced YB, to 7. Witwaters- randt Deep rose 34. and Bantjes, Buffels- doorn, Croesus, Goldfields Deep, Jumpers, Knights, Main Reef, and Modder- fontein, n to 1$. Driefontein and Kleinfontein were rather easier. A fair business was done in Westralians. Golden Horse Shoes were largely dealt in, and closed fully 34 better. Golden Link, which hold a block of these shares, par- ticipated in the improvement, and left off, buyers, at 1 Great Boulders and Han- nan's Brownhill rose and Hampton Plain r". Crcesus South were active and rose at one time to 2%. ultimately finishing at 2h, or at a net gain of Asaociated recovered and Coolgardie Mint rose A. There was a fair business passing in Great Boulder Main RMf, whioh advanced yt. Menzies Gold firm. Indian Gold Shares steady, but I quiet. OoregUJD Preference rose h. Copper Shares firm. Capes a shade firmer, and Rio Tinto rose h. Miscellaneous quiet. The following changes took place in South African Mines Rise Bantjes, Bonanza, h Buffelsdoorn, fa Crcmus, In; East Rand, yt French Rand, fa I Goldfields Deep, YiI; Jumpers, fa Knights, y, Mainreef, Ye Main- reef United Roodepoort, 36 Modderfontein, Ys Orion, fi; Rand Mines. Reitfon- tein, 34; V ogelstruis, Ys Witwatersrandt Deep, 34 Wolhuter." Y* -nglo-French Exploration, y8 Consolidated Gold Fields Deferred, fa Moodies, Ys 5 Rhodesia Exploring, yK Transvaal Consolidated Exploration, y8 Consolidated Gold Fields Deferred, fa Moodies. ys Rhodesia Exploring, yK Transvaal Consolidated Land, Ys De Beers, Ys Jagersfontein, ¡ Johannesburg Consolidated Investment, fa South A frican Gold Trusc, Ya Barnato Consolidated Mines, 1-32. Fall Crown Reef, Ys 5 Driefontein Consolidated, Ys 5 | Kleinfontein New, At the Bank 30,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Malta. Silver is quiet. Bars remain 3t 31 hd. The Bank at Bengal has reduced the rate of discount from 7 to 6 per cent. Eastern Exchanges are weak. Bombay Transfers, Is 2 Ys d Calcutta, Is 2 3-32d. Rupee Paper, 6436. The fin! bateii of letters of allotment rn Menzies Gold Development Company, Limited, has been posted.
RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON Thursday Evening.-The following were the rates of exchange on London bo-aay :— Paris—Cheques 25-154 St. Petersburg SmUl»..94.J0 Berlin-8 sight 20.4311 M.drid-.igilt 29.87 Do. 3 months 20.38* I Do. 3 months (0,00 HamburK-3 mouth* 20.3* Constantinople .3 mths.110.CS Frankfort—Sliort 20.14 liome—3 months OC.OO Vienna—Sight 120.10 Do. tight 27.21 Amsterdam—Short 12.074 Lisbon 41 U'U Amtwerp—8hort25.17 to 25.22 6USINESS B#NE.—UB1 fIS H STOCKS -+- OPNO 12.10 1.10 CLO tr n. p c ^TlllA 191^ .7 Po. do. Accenut 111, £ < Bo. per Cent. do. — lC5i „ _k „ -jecal .Stock 114 .„ — Bank of Rnglaml Stock 334j! India 34 per Cent. 122 r»o. 3 do 1144 „* Metroplitan Cen. 3Apc.. 128 'Jo. do Spc.. USj „ India Kupee Paper 3| pe.. 6^4 «. « Ihh.Canadians p c Jau ,Jly. 114 Ins. C Hope 4 p «, 1383 121 Ins. N. Zealand Consoliiltd 115i —^ Ins. New Stli. Wales 4 pc., 122 „™ „ Ins. Victoria 4 p c, 1882-3-4. U0J „ „ Ins. South Australian 4 p e 113 (ns. Queensland 4 p 0 116 „ «. BkUTlSB UAIMVAT8 Brighton Itailira; Ord. ,.|192 Do. de. Deferred j379i' 1794 „ 179J Oaledonian Consolidated .J 161 „ Do Preferred Con. Ord.| 99 Do. De'orre<l Con. Ord 63^ tek 63^! 654 eiiatliam and Dotar Ord 201 Do. Preference 1 11 31a»gow and South Westn{129 Glreat Eastern Ordinary „ 101 ^.1 «. l§ii Qt. Ntliu. Prefd. Con. Ordjll25 Do. Defrd. de. 59 58| 59 I>o. A's 554 1 „ 55 »ie»t Western ^04 170J| 17041 Hull and Barnsiey. j 38 314 Lancashire and Yorkshire' HI London and Nortb-Westru! l%i 196J, 19»4 196j London and Soutb-VVestrn 207 Lon. A Stb. Westrn. Defrd. 744 Man. Slief. and A Lin. Ord. 53 „ 54 IV>. Preferred „ —81 „. 14 Do. Deferred »„ 28 2?4 •1 etccpelUan Cnnselldate<) 3105i 1U3 — Do. Land Stock "91 Do. Distriot Ordiaary 28? 29 30 Do. Preferrstl 7 I Midland Ordinary )59 159ii 159 o. *iorth British or,]. Pref. 921 1 Do. Ordinary Deferred 50 504 531 Jlorth-Eastern Ordinary 177J 1.7?4 NorthiStitaordthire 130 Soutli-Eastern Ordinary I47 Do. Deferte:l 1011 1C1|i 1011 102J Kast London 7J I laft Vale Act. 1889 90 91 harness 7^ j AJIEBICAN KAIL WAYS. Central Paeiflc 16 7T* 7. 151 Cbica*o, -WJwaokie 801 80| Denver Ordinary 11 13}' „ 14 Do Preferred 504 504 — 53* Krie Shares „15g „ Do Preference 24 „ Do Second Mortgage „ 69 — Illinois Central .j 994 994 Lake Shore .C153J — Louis and Nashville 5.'} „ 5?J VJissonri, ICariuag, A Texas' 124 12| iaj .<eir York Central IOS4' „ — „ New York Ontario 15J — Norfolk Preference — „| 3J „ „ North Pacific Preferenoe \ci fennsylvanla Ordinary 58j 5,51; PhUailolpltia anil iteadingj S4 Do. First Ineonie Bond*. 3ii (JnionPasiflc S} „ Wabash Preference 19i ■■ •• 194 Do. Ovneial Miirtjase 274 UlarHic G. W. 1st Mori. 254; tculiison 16 lii 163j De. 2nd Mert. Class A 27 j OTHlm l'AIMV A':S ■3an ad Ian Pacific 61|T 61} -Irinci Trunk Ordinary 5rfe Do. Guaranteed „ i)c. First Preference.. 32?' „ Do. Second Preference ..20.. „ Do. Third Preference 11 ..11 „ tlexican Ordinary „ 1" £ „ Do, First Preference. 67 574; Do. Secatid Preference j 30 Lombards Ordinary 9 MeaicaaCnll. 4 p.c. Bonds 724' — Do do First Income1 21 i" BueuosAjnres Gft. Sontheru! 163 « Buenos Ayrettand Itoaario. 65 Central Argentine 73 79 FOZLLfloN STOCKS Chilian,"1835 ?2 TTl 9S Do 1892 101 Snenos Ayres 1882 „„ 33 Do 18»3 33 Bulgarian 6p.c. 1888 974! Argentine 1886 74J 75J 1* Do Funding ?4i 844 Do 44 per oent Sterling 51 ] De Treasury 57 58 4rKeulliie Ce<lulas A „ 32 Do Cednlas B w.. 30J De Treasury 57 5S 4rKeulliie Ce<lulas A „ 32 a. Do Cednlas B 30 Snenos Ayres Ceditlae 1.. ,74 „ Do J 6i 6} Brazilian, 1389 71 Chinese Silver Loan 1S24 Do. Gold do 1034, BcypUan UniHrtil* K4J; — Do Nerr 3A perCent. lOOjj Do State Domain .( il44i Do DairaNew IOI4' „ „ ifienelt 3 perCent. Ucnt»sl0l4 Do DairaNew 1 IOI4' „ ifienelt 3 perCent. Ucnt»sl0l4 Do 34 per Cent. Rentes IO54 f.. clii!iKarian4perCsii.i UoldlC3 „ 1031 3eman 3 p.c. 1891-92-93 „i 9bj [Lilian !) por Cent. 83 83j! 834 Mexican 6 per Cent. „ 94J 94J Peru. Corp. Ordinary ». ».| ^4 ». 24 l)o Preference 7| 7 j Portuguese per Cent. 1869! 26 I. Srewk, 1881 1 SU Do 18B1 31. (tnseian4p. C6. Conversion; 104j dpanisli 4 ner Cent. 63i rnrkisl), 1894 P64 Ottoman Defence1 1014 Do let Group 63 o. na 2nd Oronp ¡ 3 Do 3rd Group 21 214 Do 4th Group. 20& 20| 204 Ottoman Bank Shares 12* 12-& Uruguay,34 per Cant 51 i 52 51{ Honduras ( t, 41 Paraguay 13 trauavaa Lean 5 per Cent 112 111» SOUTH AFRICAN MINES Vfrikaixiar. 1 (rg | Bantjes 44 I SarnatoBank li lfi 1J Bamato Consolidated ,.r. 21 2hi 2» Becliuanaland Ex. 14 14 British Scmth Africa 3-ft 3^ 34 Buffelsdoorn 2i 2+f City ami Suhiirhan New 41 Con, Gold Fielcia, Dot. 12i 121 Crowiueef 114 x lli De Beers Diamonds 281 Dnrban-Roodepoort «. 64 61 P.ast Band 7,^ „ 6f| 7 Forreira- "n_ 20 J Gold Fields Deep „ M. 10 10 IO4 104 Gordon Diamonds 6/6 Henderson Trust, Est. „ 2} 2 A Henry Nonrse 7 Johannesburg com. Invest 3/g jubilee .94 Jumpers 7 74 Klerksdorp 14/9 14/9 (.anglaagte Estate f;J Do. much B Hi ilodderfoiitein I Mozambique .». New Jagersfontein.9» 104 Nigel 3i — Occana Land 1.4 If Pioneer 94 x &1 Pritnrose— 54 •• — — Princess. 3 Rand Mines 29 29| 291 294 Randiontein 3r\ 34 Rand-Rhodesia fi Reitfontein 4 Rhodesia Limited i 1 i Salisbury 44 -heba 24 Simmer and Jack 'ii „ south African Explorafions H4 « Soath African Gold Trust S* W eintners 9* x Wolhuter. 7j S 84 AUSTRALIAN MINUS Abbott's — £ Associated Gold Mine 11} It — „ Bayley*s Reward— 4/6, Big Blow {J Black Flag i Black Flag i Broken Hill Prop 24 2-fc 24 Great Boulder 9 91 9g Gre,%t Fingall Wets ™m.. 14 o. Hampton Plains 4^4] 4ft Hannan's Brovmhill 7 7.\ 71 "4 Hannan's Na.pler. 4 Lady Loch. 4i a. Lady Shenoon I^ndonderry 7/6 8/ Lon. A West Australia Expr. Mainland Consols 3 Wealth of Nations 1| WestAnstralianGold Fields 3 8f% W estralia 1 A". Astralia Expl.& Finance 54 34 Went.worth 1,), I INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Peninsular & Oriental Prf. IP64 Do. Deferred 2144 CunardSteatnshis, £ 2Cpaiil 9 'oO Aineirican Tel Pref., 924 Do. do. Ordinary. 50 Direct (Tutted StatesCabi<> 9} Arthur Guinness Ordinary. 555 Allsopps Ordinary 1&') 16e (,o.tt,R Ordinary 59) Pears'Soa); Ordinary 11 Censettlreu 21 Ebbw Vaie St. Jkl'ii Co 5i Deesan Ijnid £ 9 Shares.. — Suez Canals 133 F,R-stmann 'I 3 -,alt (Jition OtdintLt:i, il Nitrate Railnixy Dn.lin OiMtlJler!l a. a." 2 'P MISCELLANEOUS. Burma JRuby.. |j -• Hauraki 14/9, W* Cape Copper Mines 2| 2|^ Mason and Barry 3ft .I Mysore Gold 5f| 6 Cape Copper Mines 2t 2?a Mason and Barry 3.h Mysore Gold 5f| 6 Mysore Gold l'ields 21/ >fontanas & Ooregum Ordinary.. 3|^ Ftio Tiuto Copper 20-& 2CJ 8O4 20-ft Tliarsis Copptr 54 x
LONDON MINING MARKET.
LONDON MINING MARKET. LAST -VIGHT'S CLOSING PRICES. [SXCHAKSB TKLEGKAPH CO.'S XKLIGBAM. ] BRITISH MINES. Carn Brea 9/0 10/01 Tincroft 10/C 11/0 Dolcoath 13/0 {15/j)West Frances — — 2% 2% West Kitty 1% 2% 1 KOWreth 5/6^6/6[Wbeal.Baw«tw —, SOUTH AFRICAN MINES. Afrikander Gold. 1% 1!; Lisbon-Berlyn 3/9 6/5 Aurora 1,^ Luipaards Vlei.. Bantjes (New) 4^ 4 Lydenburg Min'g 17/a 5Vg Barrett. H/Q 12/u May Conaolid'ted 3 jy, I Buffelsdoorn 2% 2% Meyer ACharlton 5% 6 Champ D'Or 2' (, .Metropolitan. — ,Chimes. H. 1% Modder'teinNew 8% 8% j City & Sub.(New) 4V„ ayg New Bnlfontein 1 2 Con. Bulfontein.. '2/6 33/0 New Primrose 5*4 6 Cov». Deep Levels 5Y? () Nigel 3% 3% Croesus, (New) lf4 Do. Deep lti Crown Keef 113g ll7t Nourse Deep. 4', De Beers -.28l/4 281., Orion New.. 2% 2^ Dnrb'n-Roodep't. 6", Pioneer 9% 10 East Rand 6)> 7rfc Princess 2V» 3VS Ferreira 19V4 20 Randfontein 3^ 3f^ Geldenhms 4V* 4H Rand Mines ~2934 2?% Do. Deep 6 ft'/j Rietfontein New 3'-» 4'/s I Do. M 'in Reef.. 1 r1* 1ft Robinson ( £ 5Sh) 9-,i 9S,J Glencairn 3'/s 3'\ RowlepoortDeep 3 31/* George Goch 2% 2'/j Salisbury New.. 4". 4! George A May.. — — Sheba 2% 2 A Ginsberg (New).. 2 Simmer AJack.. 20 V3 21S Gold Fields Deep. 10' 10'f Spes BonaNew.. 1% 1% Heidelberg 4/0 5/0 Spitzkop. I? Henry Nourse 6% 7' Stanhope Ji 1,^ Heriot (New)— 9% Sutherland Reef 5/0 6/0 Jagersfontein 10% 10^8 Unitedi.anglaagte Jnbilse 9 9'. New 1% 114 Jumpers 7 71/. Unied Reodp'rte 5% 5tij Kimb.-Roodept.. 2% Van Ryn New 5v« 5Y* Kl'nfo te'n(CntI.) 3% 4 Do. West.. 37, 3»,i Knight 6l/» 6:l. Village Mainreef 6 ;i 7 Koffyfontein 1 iy« Wemmer 9V4 9% Langlaagte 5% 57/g West Rand Mine* lfi 1 f| Do. Block B. 1% l:/» Wolhuter „ 8 81/* Langlaagte Royal 2V4 2% LAND AND EXPLORATION COMPANIES. AdlerConscldted 11 1^ Lydenbnrg Ests- 1A 1^ African Explratnl4V4 14% Mash'la'dAgency 2% 2y. Alexndra Estates — MatabeleGldRfs i'% 4 Balkis Eersteling 2/9 3/3 Mozambique 1% Do. Land ..5/3 S/9 Do. Pard/s l'i l\ Becbuana^nd Ex l'/t 1% Montrose Explo.. lyB if, Bai nato Bank lig 1 fi Oceana Land 1% 1«\ Barnato Consols. 2il 2t1 Oro.age Sher. 5/3 3/8 BnlnwayoSynd.. lv, Pofcbe/stroom ft 14 Char. B.S. Africa 3 :» 3Vi Rand Explorat'n 1% 1% Char. Geld Fields I fa Do. Rhodesia.. 1 Con.Gol'fiel's Defl2Vi 12^ Rhodesia Lim. } £ J4 Eastleigh 1 1% Do. Conces 111 ft Exploration Co 3% 3% Do. Explor 6". 6% Goldfields of Rhodesi'nClaims y4 dis Masbonaland.. Steyn Estate. 1% 1% Gld Tr'sUfclnvest 8 81;4 Tati Concessions 21.14 2% Graskop 4/9 5/3 Transvaal Devlp. 43 1 iV Gwelo Explorat'n 1/0 2/0 Transvaal Gold Henderson Est.. 2J/i 2% & Exploration. 5% 5% Johannesburg Transvaal Land Cons. Invest. 3'/g 3% (fully paid) fm Ai Johannesb'rg Est — — United Rhodesia "< Johanaesb'rgWat 2y4 2% Zambesi Explo.. 1^ 1H Kafirs Consols.. — —Willoughby Con* 2% 'M Klerksdorp 14/6 15/U AUSTRALIAN AND INDIAN MINES. AJaddin Lamp., 1 Ai 14 Menzies Reef 1 ;¡'4 iu Bayley's Reward 3/0 5/j Menzies Mining 1V4 1^ BendigoG'ldF'lds 9/6 1C/6 Mount Morgan.. 3% 3-\» Big Blow Mysore 6f|' ei B. Broken EU)I.. — „ Goldfields..20/6 2m BrokenHill Prop. 2fa 2^ „ Reef 8/6 9/6 Champion Keef.. 6% 6 „ West 1% Day Dawn 1^/0 12/6 „ Wynaad ..1^ 1ft P.C. 2/i 3/0 Nundydrool 211, 3 Golconda 1\ ? N'th Queensland 1% 114 Great Boolder.. 91¡. 9% 3 3 Hampton Lands — — Pref. 3% 4 Do. Plains 4% Wentworth U 1A Hannan's Forest W.A. Gold Fieldr 7% 8 Iron King 1,1, 1ft Do. Concession. Fl. 2 Kalgnrli n 1;1 1% Do. Exploratic 2 21 Lady 414 4% Do. Finance 3t\ 3 eb Londonderry í (6 8/0 Do. Share Oor Sipm MainlandConsola 2li 3ft White F. Sew* i 2% 2% Mawson's R'w*d Ii, MISCELLANEOUS Beac'sfleld Dla'ds La Tesca 3/0 4/0 Bunnah Ruby— 4* Mason <fe Btrry iy. 3% Cape Copper 2% 2"^ New Chunu.l0/(j 11/u Copiapo. 2 2% Rio Tinto 30% 20^ Glenrock 2/3 StnitsD^valop't 1 Hanraki .14/0 lb/0 Wailii Gold 6'^ 6% Lake View .„ m/4 4% Do. Silvertou 37/, 4% La Plata 0/9 1/0
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DAILY STOCK AND SHAUifl LIST HUPP 1&0 R1 MESSRS THACKERAY A 00. Staek and Share Brokers, 5, Dock Chamber* Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid Pri»' rii-eefc Barrv llailwav ..100 ..il:) 82 „ Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Ord.100 ..129 130 Do. Deferred Ordinary .100 ..151 152 „ Great ..170 i7l L-olidois Etrid Nortit %Vesterit-loo ..196' t 19714 Midland. «100 ..158 159 10 Port Talbot Ry. and Docks.. 6 „ 5l. 10 IU1011 & s. BajNos.1/36,600.. 1^ 7% 10 Do. New 10 1% 7% Stock Ithyinuey 100 .¿57 68 t Do. Iss 240 pm. B10 pd 25 ..120 123 ad p i'atl Tale Divided .stock _IOU 91 92 PI&EFKKLN,RIALI r (ocb Barry By. 5 p. c. 1st Pref. 100 176 178 Do. Consolidated 4 p.c.100 ,43 145 „ Brecon A Met. 1st Pref. lt)61.100 80 83 OJ Do. 2nd Pref. 1862,100 53 56 „ Caiubrian, No. 1, 4p.e.- -100 80 82 Do No. 2 4 p.c.100 41 43 Great Western 5 p.c.100 ..189 191 10 Pembrk A t'eubyb p.e. 10 0' 10 lthon A S Bay 5 p,I/30.000 10 14V4 14% 10 Do New 10 14 14% S'oek, Bhynmey 4 p.c. Cousofd „100 ..J48 150 „ I'alf Vai 04 P.e Cons-1-1. -IOU -50 152 GUAUANTEED-OR LEASED. Aberdare 10 p.c. 50 _165 110 Stock Great Western, 5 p. c. guar_100 ..191 :93 Pen rth 51/4 p.c. 10D _175 i80 10 Vale of Glamoriian 8 11 IJ1f. RAILWAY AND OTLIIPlt Stoek Alex. Dock & By. 4 ..123 125xd „ Barry Ry. 3 p.c..„_100 ..113 U5 Brecon AMerthyr A 4 p.c.100 ..129 131 Do B 4 p.c. _100 ..10rl 108 Bute Dock 3 p.c .100 ..111 llo Cambrian A 4 p. c.100 „110 :42 II Do. B 4 p.c. -100 ..135 137 Do. C 4 p.c. 100 ..132 134 Do. D 4 p.c. nou cum 100 ..113 115 Great Western 4 do 100 ..158 160 Midland 6 .22 124 Mid-Wales A 4% per cent .100 ..145 147 Neath ifc Brecon 1st .100.. 126 12-,t do A 1 ..100 ..104 1(6 „ do. A(2 «100 35 40 RbonddaASw'seaBay4p.c. 100 .J35 137 Ithyinuey 4 ditto „100 ..J4B !50 „ »«.«_100 ^115 lib BANKS' iO Glamorganshire, 23^. 4*4 5 5 Glamorganshire, Pref. 2% 5y4 5% 60 Loudon A Midland ~12l £ '2 10 London A Provincial ¡j() 20. 5U Lloyds Bank .«.JS. 8 it Yt 25 50 Metro, of England A Wales 5 1 14Li 75 National Provincial .lO' 45 46 60 National Provincial .12 ,52 531 50 North A South Wales ^^10 311/4 31% GAS [i, Alierdare' .a. 10 18 20 m 00k Bristol 5p.c .100 .,130 131 It Caruilf A lOpercent .1'x.230 240 Do B 8 percent „100 19TJ 195 •, Do. C 7 per cent .100 I tO 175 „ #D<>. 1)5 percent _10C ..123 11-8 Do, 1% p.c. Pref. Stock., ..Ity ..123 128 Stock Newport A 10 per cent .100 ..230 2<0 „ Do. B7%per cen ,.„1C0 ,.)75 lf>5 Do. C 7 percent ..„100..170 175 25 Swansea7% per cent^ 25 43 44xd 2o Do 7 per coti 25 dS 40xd HAS AND W ATJm. 10 Erldgend 10a9 12 Pontypoel (Max. 10 p.c.). 12 17 i9 10 ystrad A (Rhondda) 10 17 18 10 Do. B 7 p, 10 121,1 13 WATERWORKS 29 Bristol 25 r4 f5xd 20 Do.20 ..33 43%xd 10 pooitypri(fil la por et Orti.0 24 iii 25J 10 Do .? p.o tle. 10 16% COAl. ANI) JUON II) AlDir.11 Steam Colliery 10 12 ;2V4 100 Do. 5 p.Co Deb., red.100 ..104 106 10 Cauibrian Col 6 p.c cum Pf 10 1O. 11 100 De. 4h p.c Deb.109 ..103 105 Hi p. Davis A Sons, Limited 11% 12V4xd 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., red.100 ..104 106 *5 Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron,ACoal «0 5% 5% 5 Great Western Ord. B 531144 3 1)0. Prei, A 58" b% 5 International Coal a. 5 1 2 100 Miller A Cory 6 p. c. Debs.100 ..103 "6 62Si NantygloABIaiualron Pref. 62',i..95 S1 s arr 10 Newport-Ahercarn 10" 3 3% 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 7 8 5 North's Navi(ration|Colliery 5 1% 1% 5 Do 10p.c. Cum Pref 5.. 5% 5% tOO Do. 6 p.c. Deb, 100 „ 103 105 10 eeiirikyi)er Colliery lu 5 ^xd 10 Do. 5 to7% p. c. Pref, 10 8% 8%xd 100 Powell Dulfryn 6 p.c. Deb _100 1 If; 112 5 Itbyintiey It-on h" 25s 27s 5 Do New £ 2 10B credited 1% 9s lie 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debs.100 96 98 17 Sonth Wales Colliery A 17 10 i0% 3 Do. lOpercent. B 3 4 4% 3 Do. New B 1% 2 'A/a 11 Tredegar Iron a*dCoal A.. 7% 2% 2% Stock Dc B 100 lb 3 i MISCBLLANEOUS Stock Alex. Dk. A tty. IAi A Pref. 100 ..117 llSxd „ Ditto 4% 1; Prof. 100 98 lCOxd W Barry Graving Dock ".n. JO 20% 21 1 Ben Evans and Co. Ord 1 4* (Subject to Founders' Shares. 1 Bland A Co, — 1 V* 10 Bri-.it,ot Bcowerl Oriiiiiary.. 10 34*4 35%, 10 Do. t> Preference 10 173,i 17^ 10 Bl. and So. Wales Waggon 3 6% 6% 50 Bute Drv Dock 50 70 72 S'^oefc Cardiff Cor >oratiou J%II. c.100 ..122 123 10 Cardiff Ice 10 11 111, 10 Cardiff Milling Co Ordinary IL, 1% 18,4 10 Do. D1. 6 p.c. Preference 10 3% 4 5 C'dilt Peu'rth 'rra.mways b 3^ 41/. I 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 38 10 26 CardiIF Workmen Cottage.. 25 c7 38 5 Empire, Cardiff 4.. 4" 5y4 10 Hancock 6 p.c. Preferred Ord 10 14*4 15 10 Do. Deferred Ordinary 1C 19% 19l4 10 Do tj.c Pret. 10 15% 16% Stock Do. 4 p.c. Deb. Stock __100 ..114 115 20 Hilt's Dry Dock 18.. 9 9% 10 Mil ford Doek -10,. 10 Mordey Carney, — 9 13 3% 10 Do. do. 10 14% 14% 00 Do. 4% p-c. Deb. (B 1909, at 105) 100 ..107 109 50 MountMtuart Dry Dock A «. 40 ..72 74 50 Do. Do, B 20 ..36 38 Newpt. Water £ 1 Annuities 27% 10 Partial1 A Evans Ord. 7> 1 10 Do. Pref. 6 p.c. onin 10 5 6 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 ?8 '<0 10 Provincial Tramways. 10 7% 8:s:d 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 10 ]31'11 i4 10 Royal Hotel 61,12 It)617 10 SpiJlersA HmK-ers Ordinary lE 5% 10 ]>0. ') p. Pi^f. in ,4,/4 4,, 10 Spillers Nephews Biscuit Co 98;. 10% Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. Stk. 100 ..110 1 100 Western Mail4%p.c.Db 1920100 ..107 JOB 10 Do. 5p.e. Pref. 1) 10% 11 Bank Rate reduced from 2% to 2 p.c.. 22nd Feb.. 1394. StSLLKHS. 10 Bhondda Ordinary 210 Share,, at 7% 20 Western Mail 5 p.c. Pref. Shares 20 Cardiff Milling Pref £10 Sh,, at 2% 50 Tredegar A Shares—bid wanted £ 5 0 Rhymney Ord Stock & B36 Serip 5 & 2 Spillers Ord. Shares, at £ 15 6s õd. £ 500 Rhymney lion Deb A lC0 New £ 1000 Mid Wales Debenture, at 150 50 Cam iff ss Co. filOSharea, at 4% xaOOBhymney Ordinary Stk, at 267% 50 Milford Dock, fully pd, Sha, at 13s 6d 5 Cardiff Junction, £50 paid, A 6 J240 pd £100 Cumbrian Colliery Deb., at 101 I 10 Bills Dry Dock Share*, at :II¡. 100 Stranaglian A Stephens Pref*, at 19* BUYERS. £ 1000 Taff Vale Ordinary Stock, at 91% £ 1000 S'sea Harbour 4 p.c. Stk, at lli% £ 1000 8sea Harbour 4 p.c. Stk, at 111% 2C Hancocks Preferred, at B14 6t 3d S1000 Alexandra B Pref Stock, at 99 £1000 Alexandra 4 p.c. Deb., at 125 i;1000 Bute Dock 3p.c. Deb Stock, at 112 20 Empire Music Hall Shares, at j55 Is Sd 2 Bute Dry Dock Shares B2000 Devon It Somerset Deb A Ord Stk JE2 0 Western Mail Deb, Stock lu< Albion Colliery Ordinary, at 12% £ 1 Ct Gt Western Pref AOoaranteedStk 20 Rhondda 5 p.c. Pref. Shares SO Bristol and S W. Wagon Shares, at 6
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60 Port Talbots, at 5% '4 Norths Pref. Shares, at 5% JBJ COO Barry Ry. 4 p.c. Pref., at 143% THACKERAY AND CO., OAKIMI«'JH\ STOCK IIRUICKRS 1C5S E. T LYDDON AlJ CO., 122, BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. Telegrams—" Lyddon, Cardiff." 10 Telenhones—P.O.. 63 Nat. 103 SELLERS. 5 Penarth Shipbuilding Shares 10 Mordey Carneys, fully paid 10 Strond Brewery Pref. Shares, at 15% Arrow Fuel-, bid wanted SO Evans and Aliens, at 14s 6d 230C Rbymney Ordinary 5 Cardiff Exchange Shares bid wanted 50 Great Western Colliery A Shares 50 Great Western Colliery B Shares, at 4 E100 Lockets Merthyr Colliery Deb. £ 360 Thompson and Shackell Deb. BO TABS. Taff Vale Ord., at 911/4 2500 B rry Deferred 15 D. Davis and Sons 25 Great Western Colliery B, at 3% 50 Norths Pref. Shares 5 Mordey Carney, fnlly paid £ 500 Norths Debenture 20 Penrikyber Colliery Ordinary 5 Cambrian Colliery Prefa. 5 Cardiff Empire Shares, at E5 31 Vale of Glamorgan Shares, at 11 ft SZOO Channel Pontoon Debenture 15 Spillers Pref Shares, at 14% 10 Cardiff Milling Pref., at 3% £ 100 Barry Ordinary Stock, at 280 5 Bate Dry Dock Shares F. S. AND J. G. THOMAS. STOCKBROKERS, 1, DOCK CHAMBERS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 108? T'grams 'Flemine. Cardiff.' TVs, Nat, I'iR, P.0, 131 SELLERS. — £ 236 Bute Dock Debenture Steck Spillers Nephews Shares 10 Albien Colliery Shares 10 Barry Graving Dock Shares 100 Humber and Co. Ordinary BUYERS. piller Ordinary Shares Bnte Dry Dock ShaLrea Spillers Pref. Shared £ 400 Barry Deferred Stock Hancocks Deferred Shares Mordey Ca.rney, fully paid. Shares Great Western Colliery B Shares Ba.rry Gravitu Dock Shares THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 110, Bute-street (and Stock Exchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, Oedge, Cardiff.' Telephone*-National. No. 139: P.O. No. 82. 1093. BUYERS, ElOrl? Brecon B Debenture Stranaghan & Stephens Ord. Shares Mountatuait A and B Shares Cardiff Empire Shares Ben Evans Ordinary SELLERS. -22W Harry Preferred Ord. Stock Alexandra Dock B Pref Stock Ben Evans Ord. Shares Western Mail Prefs. and Deb. W. W. Nells Ordinary 5 Menntstaart B Shares S REGiiRTHEN DUNN AND CO., EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 113e F'lR"CARDIFF," Nat No 'TO.P.O 131 SELLERS. —20 Albion Colliery Shares, at 12% 30 Tredegar Iron A Shares I £100 Douglas Hill 2100 Wynnstay 81 30 Spillers Nephews Shares BUYERS, -— £ 500 Barry Deferred Stock 10 Albion Colliery Shares, at 12t 50 Spillers Ord Shart-s 5 Rate Dry Dock Shares 20 Mordey and Carney, £9 paid, Shares 10 Mordey and Carney, fully paid Shares 20 Norths Preference Shares M, ountat-nar t D, y Dock A Shareq J. W. COURTIS AND CO., | BANK BUILDINGS. ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CAltDIltF. 1146 Telograum-11 Stocks. Cardiff." Telenhoues—Nat., 551 P 0.. 517 j SELLERS. 20 Rhondda & S. Bay Ordinary 1 15 Lloyds Bank Shares Spillers and Bakers Ordinary BUYERS 26 Crdiff Empire Ordinary Shares 10 Spillers and Bakers Ordinary London and Prov Bank Shares 25 Rhondda. A S. Bay Ord. Shares Barry Deferred Ordinary E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 59, MOUNT-STUART-SQ. & STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1173 "Shades C'dilT.TVries. P.O. No. 51, Nat. 236 SELLEKS. -10 Barry Graving Dock Shares, at 21 10 Ebbw Vale Sh res, at 54 S416 J3s 4d Tredegar Iron B Stock 25 D. Davi* & Sons Shares 10 Pontypridd ■"> ater p.c. Shares, at 16 2 Ord A 1 Pf hs Stranaghan & Stephens 5 Spillers Nephews 10 Rhymney Iron Old Shares BUYERS 20 Norths Ord. Shares, at 1% 20 Rhondda Ordinary Shares Thompson and Shacfcells Ord Shares 10 Barry Graving Dock Shares, at 20 ^K^VAL^OF^JLAMOIGANJRY^SHARES^ CHARLES MASSY AND CO., CORY'S CORNER, BUTE DOCKS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. T'grams, "Invest," Cardiff. T'ph's, Nat., 208, P.O., 75 SELLERS. —20 Spillers Ord. Shares, at IS1, £ 208 168 3d Tredegar B, at 3Ó4 JBaCO Taff Vale Ordinary Stock, at 91% 100 Chatfer, at 48 6d -25W Rhynntey Ralls 50 Western Mail Pref. 4hares 10 Mercantile Pontoon Prefs. BU YERS. 50 Spillers Ordinary, at 15 50 Rhondda. Ordinary, at 7% 10(7 Valgoo Pnbhc Battery £ 200.: Taff Vale Ordinary Stock, at 90% 20 Moi-dfy barneys, at 14', Broken Hill Prop, and British Broken Hills, Ivanhoes, and Lake Views 7(f) Chaffers Gold-say lowest 40 Port Talbot, at 5-fa EI,XC Rlivmney Ord. Stock 2,0 John Bland and Co. £ 1000 Bmviv Deferred Stock YALGOO PUBLIC BAIT EE V PEOSPKCTUSES c&ri be obtrLÍlled on ;),pplicaiun PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113, Bute-rd.. and Stock ExchAnge Cardiff. l'i,rii-n-4. Purse. Cardiff." Tnliones. P.O. all Nat. 229 ERNEST SULLY AND CO., 118, BUTK-ST.. AND STOCK liXCHANGK, CARDIFF. 'l'eln!ram.w"H'- Telepit(mea:-P.O.. 7. Nat., 187 LIONEL E. TAYLOR & CO. 129, BUTE-STREET, and STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. 1501 Fgrams Securitv Cerdiff." rphns P.O., 113: Nat.212 SELLERS £ 300 Taff Vale Stock, at 91 SO Hhondda Ordinary Shares, at 7U 15 Spillers Ord. shares, at 151. 50 Stranaghan A Stephens Ord, at 14s 6d £ 200 Bar 1 y Deferred Ordinary, at 152 100 B«n Evans Ord. Shares BUYERS. -30 Rlionddii, Pref. Shares, at 14% 20 Bristol A S. Wales Wagone, at 6% CO Spillers Ord- Shares, at 15l 4 cum div 50 Rhondda Ord. Shares, at 7% £ 500 Barry-Deferred Ord. Stock, at 151 POWELL & CO., BOROUGH CHAMBERS, WHARTON STREET, CARDIFF. National Telephone No. 661. 8313 Telesr<m>, Powell, Borough Chambe s, Cardiff. SELLERS. —25 Spillens and Bakers Ordinary Business in all Mining Shares at close prices. Barnato Banks, 11 j Chartered.?, 3'A Hit or Miss, 1% AssociatedN_ly, Lisbon Berlyns, 6s GODFREY AND LAWS, 12, MOUNTSTUART-SQUARE, CARDIFF. T'grams—" Canoe," Cardiff, rphone No. 116. Nat. 222 PARSONS AND HOB J EN T STOCKBROKERS, 1086 CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. RoMtfnf. rff^trnorc/ T^Toolif>«rt No21 SELLERS. O Bees tons Pneumatic Tyres, at 7%^ 60 Newport Abercarns, at 30 Great Western Colliery B. at 3% £ 400 Spencers Brewery 5 p.c. Debenture 25 T. Owen and Son 6 p.c. Pref, £50J Searle and Herrings 5 p.c. Debs 1CO Humbfrs 25 Llanelly Gas B bO Cardiff & Newport Patent lruel-o w BUYERS. £ 2000 Netvpoit Corp. 3 v.e-, at 109 20 Newp rt Dry Dock-. 5 Rhondda Pref, at 4ft, Ord, at 7',4 £1000 Alexandra 4 p.c. Debenture, ii 125 50 T. Owen Pref., at IIs., also Debs. tMJ Brecon B. at 107 50 Newport Ahercarns, at 3% 10! Vnle of Glamorgan^ £ 600 Brynmawr Ga«, at 115 50 Searle and Herrings Brewery Shares 10 Pontypool Gas A Chartered.334 Kast Rands, 6f4 Consols, 2 29*32 Randfontein, 5% Sheba, 2ft Associated, l-li Ot. Boulders, 9% Cycle Shares negotiated at market prices ——->»WwM^weliii Wn, .IM I,iw mm, ,.n—«——mm «. BENR? J. PILLINGER & CO. ],.t,rz JJETTON SAYCE, VAUGHAN AND CO. STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. 41, HIGH-STftJCET, NF.WPORT, MON. 119 Telephone No 1 ;V. Teleu^iirns PiUin-rnr. N'^irport BUYRRS —50 Cambrian Collieries Pref. Shares £ 30 Newport Water Annuities 10 Bhck: Lion Brewery Shares SELLERS. IW, Great "oulder Main Reefs 100 Crooiussonth United 20 Black Lion Browerv Shares, at E% 100 Heidelbarg Odd £ l, all paid, at Ss 8 Morris A Griffiu Ord. & 7 Pref. £ 10 Shs 10 Parnall and Evans Oiv.—want bid 50 Cheque Bank Founders, at 2Y 5. Evans and Allen Shares, at 14s 6d 5 A 12 Pontypool Gas A T ■>ter, a.t 18 STEPHEN P. WILLS, SWANSEA. stork iroker. T I'rams, Wills.' S'sea. Tphone. 184 BPYER. Ben Evans OrdinMy JAMES MADGE, STOCKBROKER, WIND-STREET, S'sea. Tgnw. Madge, S'sea. BUYERS. -Rhondda Pref Shares SELLERS. -Glainorganshire Batik Pref. Shares -¡ A. W. JOHNSON, SWANSEA, STOCKBROKER. Tg's "Ornate." S'seaTphone219 BU YEB.—Port Talbote
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNSI FOR…
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS I FOR THE PAST WEEK 1356. If 95 In. De. Taff Vale 137-4.. 12626.. 2128.. — Brecon and Merthyr 1669. 1635.. 34.. — South-Eastern 41407.. 41202.. 405.. — London. Brighton,and ,S (J 49587.. 49130.. 451.. — Barry. 7642, [,673.. 1169.. — bhond" an Swwlngs fty. 11.. 884.. 245., Rhymney 875.. 4413.. 441. 1 Cambrian 4.tZ$.. 4P42. 804 Pembroke and Tenby. 471 473.. & Metropolitan 152?).. 14715.. »7.. — Great Eastern. 7663S.. 70:-0i.. 4735.. — Lancaelilreand Yorkshire.. 80243.. 85555.. 4892. — Metropolitan District 8339 8168.. 171.. — (Midland 17U87..165247..10940.. — London and Sonth-Western. 72457^ 6S909^ 3548.. — linden, Chatham A Dover. 27442.. 26910.. %Z.. — Londor. ascr North-Western222 45. ^12584.. 9751.. — Gieat.Western 130530:. 170370..10160.. —
SUICIDE OF A MINISTER.
SUICIDE OF A MINISTER. The Central News correspondent at Port Glasgow telegraphs: On Thursday the Rev. John Knox Brown, minister of Langbanfc Parish [ Church, was taken violently ill. A messenger waa despatched to Port Glasgow for a doctor, but before he arrived Mr BroWn was dead. Deceased on Wednesday purchased an ounce of prussic acid from a local ohemiat, which he declared was to poison a dog. Matters had not boon proceeding smoothly in bis oharoh and he resigned his charge on Wednesday,
SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE.
SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. Aprilj I'AfeiHFi'* J SWANSEA, t j NEWPOlt JJ May. vior.jEvn.jfJai |Mor.|Evn.jHgt. Mor.jUvn |Hgi 27 M 6 28 6 53 35 8 5 33 5 57 32 lli 6 41: 7 636 1 21 Tt 7 17, 7 4235 1 6 2, 6 4333 51730: 7 5536 6 29 Wi 8 5 8 2535 7 7 71 7 2833 ll 8 let 8 3837 0 30 T, 8 47 9 935 2 7 50 8 1332 2 9 9 9 2235 7 1 F 9 29 9 5033 3 8 36 9 030 2 9 4210 333 8 2 S 10 1410 3530 9 9 24 9 4727 1010 2710 4831 2 3 6 10 5311 1528 410 910 .4 26 011 611 2828 9 4 Mil 47 26 311 111 3024 9 — 0 026 8 *iioath Basin. tPiiiiL-n of \\ales Hk !Alexandra, Dk
CARDIFF EXCHANGE.
CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, THURSDAY. There was a paucity in the general attendance on 'Change to-day, and whilst buyers were in an inquiring moodfor thobetterclassandfinest second class coals, the actual aggregate of sales for the day was not large. Notwlthstaading the pretty heavy sales of the week it is impossible to improve prices owing to the large outputs and consequent keen competition. House and inferior coals continue flat. There is no ohange to record in other departments. The following were the closing prices :-Firsb class steam coal, 10s 3d to 10" 6d best seconds, go 9d seconds, 9, 3d to •s 6d; drys, 83 91 to 9s; first class Mon- monthshire coal, 8s 11/2 d to Si 3d (Cardiff shipment); second class, 7s 9d to S" first class small, largely used for ship's bunkers, 4s 6d to 45 9d seconds, 45 3d to 4i3 63 drys, from 3s 3d to 3 6d fir-t class bituminous coal, 109 to 10B 3d; No. 3 Rbondda large, 9 6d through and through, 7a 6d to 7s 9d small, 6s 3d to 6s 6d No. 2 Rhondda large, 78 to 7s 6d through and through, 6s to 6s 3d and small, 4s to* 4s 3d f.o.b. Patent fuel, 10s to 10s 3d. Coke, 13bo 19.<1 fid, according to quality. Pitwood, 15s to 15 1'-hd. Iron ora-Rubio, lis 9d Tafna, lis to lis 3d Garrucha, 10. 9d to lis. OCTWAKD BOUND STEAMBR3. Cardiff to :— St Petersburg. 4s 9d, steel plates. St Nazaire, 4YIfem, clean (Rhymney). Marseilles, 7%rc. cleau. Trieste, 7. 6cl,"clean. Cape de Verds, 81 6d, clean (Inverness). Naples, option Leghorn, 6s 6d, free coaling. Havre, 4s 1% (Harwich). Newport to Lisbon, 5s, clean. Gibraltar, 5s 6 i. clean (Gwenllian Thomas). OUTWARD SAILING YH3SK&S. Cardiff to Bahia, 14s (Province). The shipment* at Barry Dock on Wednesday amounted to 18,282 tons. The number of vessels in dock was 55, of which 32 were steam and 23 sail.
BALTIC REPORTS.
BALTIC REPORTS. LONDON, THUKSDAY. 55 FREIGHT MARUT.-Rateli from South Russian porta remain steady. River Plate—some inquiry for distant steamers. America quiet ana un- changed. Ore—only a small business passing. India dull. FIXTURES—STEA MEBS. Sulina to Campbell town, 10s 3d, Is extra picked Sulina to Campbell town, 10s 3d, is extra picked ports West Coast of England, or East Coast Ireland (Lynton), 7,500 qrs., 20th May-loth June. Danube to Antwerp or Rotterdam lis, Ham- burg, 119 9d (Berkshire), 3,550 tons, 15th-30th May. Djarigataky to Rotterdam, 1,000 tons, Its (Bala), 2,600 tone, prompt. GaUn! and Reni, 12s, new charter (Trevean), 9.900 qrs, prompt. Azoff, lis 6,t, new charter, lis 4d barley (Cor- nubia), 1 3,000 qrs, 10th—25th May. Northern Range to Cork for orders, 2s 7%d (Karoon), 12,500 qrs, inla.v -June. I Plata (up riv-y). 15s, to United Kingdom or Continent, 3,000 tons, 10 per cent,, July. Porman to Middlesbrough, 8" 9d (Dilston Castle), May. Bilbao to Tyne, 4s lO1/ (Ursula), May. Seville to Cardiff. 6-1. 1,750 tons, prompt. Sapelo to Holland, 9fo (Mariei'a Ralli), July. New York to Havre and Laith, 13S on dead weight (Port Adelaide), prompt. GRAIN REPORT -At the Baltic cargoes of wheat in all positions continue very inaotive, and there are no sales to report, and even bids are very F-estree-25-5 3d asked for arrived Plates, and 24s 9ci would buy sailers forabipynent;:Californians ufloab not pressed, and for shipment sellers are reserved. Maiz«—steamers Plate afloat held full prices, but demand quiet. Bar ley near at hand or prompt steady at 15s 6d to IS" 7^1.
WRECKS AND CASUALTIES.
WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. (SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGIZNTS.1 A San Francisco telegram states that the Italian ship E. Raggie collided with the British ship Primrose Hill, and both were slightly damaged. A Shanghai tslegriin state-, that the steamer Sag- halien is out of dock and will shortly proceed. She sus* tained no damage. A Savannah telegram states that the British steamer St Fillans struck an unknown object. She was sur- veyed and found perfectly seaworthy, and is apparently undamaged. The Dutch steamer Cyclops has arrived at Jeddah after stranding. She is undamaged. The French schooner Garibakli. for London, grounded on the Goodwins, but floated apparently un- damaged. The Norwegian barque Henrik Ibsen has been wrecked on the ])anHn,tlld coast. Crew saved. The tug Sea Gnll, of Londonderry, went ashore on Stag Rocks at ltíb water 011 Thursday, and is probably holed forward. he crew took to their boats. Fal- mouth tugs are alongside. [FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.J On Wednesday, as the steamar Emilie, owned in London, but managed by Messrs Harrison, Moore, and Moore, of Cardiff, was entering the East Dock, Cardiff, she collided with the steamer Radyr, of Car- diff, wiGh the result that the latter vessel fouled the Emily, a small coa;tit;g steamer. The two latter ves- sels were damaged, but not seriously. The Emilie sustained only trifling damage.
LIZARD SIGNAL STATION.
LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. Thk LIZARD, Thursday.—Wind N, fresh. Weather cloudy, fine. Sea smooth. Barotneier 30'08, rising PntiM Kfist-FIliot,, from Sun Francisco Beeclnvood, from Ijneenstown for Antwerp Speed, of Sandefjord i<a]u«, of sandefjord steamers Ravensworth, of New- castle Darent, of Whitby Augtirta, Victoria, from New York for Plymouth Moss Rose, of Liverpool Eva, of Laurvig Sportsmau, from New Orleans for Sunderland !Strait Fisher, of Barrow St Olaf, of Drontheim Hispauia, of North Shields Bordeaux, of London Beacon Rock, of Liverpool Sea Spray. of Glasgow White Rose, of Caniiff. Poised West—• Welsh Belle, of Falmouth Ocean Spray, of Fowey steamers Ocean, of London; Vril, of Liverpool lia.plesandj It Hinde, of London Beresford, of West Hartlepool; Veritas, of Tvedestratid Missis- sippi, from London for Now York St Johu City, from London for Halifax City, of Newcastle Na.werth Castle, of Sunderland.
SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION.
SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBI.us LIGHTHOUSE, Thursday.—Wind N. fresh. Weather cloudy. Sea moderate. Passed Kast—steamers Eleanor, of Swansea Whitehead, of Belfast Lutece, of Rouen Sound Fisher, of Barrow Talbot, of Liverpool. Passed West-steamers European, of Liverpool Yorkshire, of Liverpool barque Viken, of Bergen.
SHIPS FOR ORDERS.
SHIPS FOR ORDERS. The steamer Stokesley, of Loith, arrived in Swansea Bay on Thursday, and received orders for Cardiff.
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MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Maltby aryd Hamburg from Akyab 28th Aisiaby arvd Buenos Ayres from Rio Janeiro 28th Raisby arvd Seriphos from Flume 29th Hesledeu arvd Grimsby from Tees 29tii Welltield left Stockholm for Ornakoldvik 29th Newby passed Sulina for Gibraltar for orders 28th Moliere left La Rochelle for Bilbxo 2ptli Dolcoath left Havre for Mersey 29th* Eureka left Havre for Jersey 29th Glendower left. Glasson D ck for Cardiff 29th Cameo left Malta for Ergasteria 29th Flowergate left Spezzia for Messina for orders 28tb RocheforL ami Caen 50th North Devon arvd Havre 30th Stokesley left Mumbles for Cardiff 30tli Loyal Briton left Lisbon for Newport 291;:1 Charles Mitchell left Bari y for Havre 29th Lady Havelock arvd Newport from Dartmouth 29th James Tucker left Norfolk for Rotterdam 20th Rotheuiy passed Dover 30th Ruperra off Holyhead 29th Restormel arvd Risflnque 29th Raglan arvd Haelva 29th Wenvoe left Constantinople for Danube 30th Treherbert arvd Barry 29th Aberdare aryd Bristol 30th Gwentland left Dramnien for Penarth 30th Vola ge and", neona 29th Red I;tckeb arvd Alexandria 30th QQickstep left Port-.month for Barry 30th M", .'c. CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, April 29.-Holkar, 2S60, Dundee, bal- last. Georgios Michalinos ss, 1804, Hamburg, light. Sprightly ss, 479, Havre, light. ROATH DOCK, April 30.—Sinbad ss, 539, Portland, light. Inver ss, 380. Frey ss, i948. Vectis ss, 1399, Brake, light. Virginia ss, 1515. BUTE EAST DOCK, April 29.-Coriielian ss, 138, Cork, light. Crossh:.ll ss, 423, Rouen, light. Gledhow ss, 17a. BUTE EAST DOCK, April 30.—Avon ss, 417, Glasgow, general. Emily ss, 69, Waterford, light. Radyr ss, 6(9, Port Talbot, light. Emilie ss, 867. Dora ss, 1133, Lisbon, light. BUTE WEST DOCK, April 29.-Thora. 73, Bristol, maize and barlev. Lynwood, 184, Waterford, pitwood. BUTE WEST IJock, April 30.- Voltaire ss, 206, Liver- pool, general. Mary Jane, 15. H H Wilton, 69, GIou- cester, potatoes. Mourne ss, 69, Ardglass, potatoes. John and Margaret, 44. i. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, April 29.-Ainsdale ss, Hurst, Malta. Alcinious, Macborny, Cape Town. Grafton ss, Stephens, Venice. Breckfieid ss, i'evguson, Santos. ROATH DOCK, April 30.—Regulus ss, Lee, Newport. Knight Templar SK, Goffer, Colombo. Lerry, Wamemunde. Dtrrelm Larig, Dieppe. Redruth ss, Hoiige. Palermo. Macarenn ss. Carnlez, Seville..Jules Chagot ss, Nicol, Sr. Na=aire. Ann, Cockle, Bristol. BUTE EAST DOCK, April ,-Mulltrave ss. Turner, KusUmdje. County of Dumfries, Leslie, Colombo. Ednyfed, Jones, Simons TowiuPort Stanley, Williams, ltto Janeiro. Upupa lIS. Roump-nia u, Naylor, I Monte Video. BUTE KA»T ()ocK,A Iii, Carthagena. William, Warren, Watchet. Itowrio «s, Jamei, St Iffaztdre. Weser, Buirow. Bnenos Ayres, Akerahui, Chrietensen, Lisben. Spw, Gundsen, Bihia. Swift, Binding, Roads. Bun: WEST DOCK. April 29.— Grassholm Iii, Norman, sea. Moss Rose ss, Robinson, Fowey. White Rose ss, Guy, Roads. BUTE WJMT DOCK, April 30.-Vikingen, Nielsen Fernando Po. Rosevean, Holding, Bridgwater! Emma Louisa, Blampied, Roscoff. Racer, Amy, Pen- zance. Shirley, Pe uier, tenryn. Petrel, Byrne, Cork. Dei Gratia, Kelly. Youghal. Leader, Dinan, Shoreham. Marie, Borge, Trinulad. ENI'KRED ODTWARDS—April 30. St Naaaire, Portugalete ss, B, 951, Angel, Morel Ld Derindje, Duchess of Cornwall s*, H, 1080, CheUevv, Chellew, Hodges & Co Genoa or Savona, Milo as, B, 1110, Wallace, Christie Colombo, Holkar, B, 2960, Peterkin, J Burness & Sons Genoa, Eastgate SS, B, 1083, Thompson, lurnbull Bros Havre, Sprightly ss, B, 479, Harrison, Moore & Moore Cape de/Verds, Dora. ss, B. 1133, Trechmann, Carrick Passages, Wintiiorpe ss, B, 813, Minter, Hardy, Wilson &, Proctor Redon, Semiramis, F, 119, Seven, Budd & Co St Louis, Senegal, Confiance, F, 281, A H Tapson A Co Rechefort, Aqui aine as, F, 970, Trehan, L Gueret Ltd Port Said, St Ninian ss, B, 1938. J P Hacquoil A Co Colombo, Strathgyle ss, B, 3284, J Burness & Sons Constantinople, Tockwith ss. B, 1305, R Ropner & Co St Vinccnt, C V, Maroc .ss, F, 1041, Wilson, Sons A C« Cadiz, lladyr ss, B, 648, Old, J Cory & Sons Havre, Crosshill ss, B. 428, Woods, J T Duncan & Co Rwsario or Ciimpana,Lundy as, B, 1153, Kearny, Hardy, Wilson & Proctor Odessa, Vectis ss, B. 1395, D'ver, W H Taylor & Co Auray, Delphine Elizabeth, F, 69. Collet, A H Tapson Cape Town, Headlands ss, B, 1932, Helman, Hardy, Wilson ct Proctor St Nazaire, Mersario as, B. 924, Locoek, P Rowe A Sona CLEARBD-April 30. s Colombo, Strathgyle ss, B, 7000 coal Port Said, St, Ninian ss, B, 3900 coal Constantinople, Tockwith ss. B, 2680 coal St Nazaire, Portugalete ss, B. 1960 coal Havre, Sprightly as. B, 1100 coal Passages, Winthorpe ss, 6, 1670 coal Redon, Semiramis, F, 240 coal St Louis, Senegal, Confiance. F, 322 fuel Rochefort, Aquitaine as, F, 2000 coal Ceara, Speranza, Nwy, 630 coal Galatz or Ibrail, Dionysios Stathatos ss, Grk, 2500 coal St. Vincent, C V, Maroc as, F, 2100 coal Derindje, Duchess of Cornwall ss, B, 2200 coal Auray, Delphine Elizabath, F, 120 coal Kingston, Jamaica, lotiise, Nwy, 637 coal Havre, Croeshill ss, B, l1Ot. coal St Nazaire, Mersario se, B, 1850 coal Cadiz, Radvr. B, 1600 coal Rio Janeiro, Bendo ss, B, 4987 coal Genoa, Harbinger ss, B, 2250 coal Lannion, Excel!<ior, B, 175 coal Rosario or Campana, Lundy ss, B, 2500 coal Cape Town, Headlands as, B, 3900 coal IMPORTS—April 30. Glasgow, Avon SS, general, E Taylor & Co Bristol, Thora, maize and barley, W K Clements Waterford, Lynwood, pitwood, M J Begg & Co Liverpool, Voltaire ss, general, M J Begg &Co Gloucester, H H Wilton, potatoee, W Young Ardglass, Mourne as, potatoes, T Callaghan BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, April 29-Alpha ss, Swansea. Charlee Mitchell ss, Havre. Fahrwohl, Antwerp. ARRIVALS, April 30.-Alersario as, Treon. St Decumans, Port Talbot. SAILINGS, April 29.-Swainby as. Aden. Edith M, Bristol. Astrasa ss, Genoa. SAILINGS, April 3?.—Strathgyle, Colombo. Moor- gate os, Monte Video. Chamois as, Gsnoa. Charles Mitchell as. St-Malo. Primo, Skieu. NEWPORT—AR IVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, April SO.-Beatrice as, 304, Cork, light. A Streng ss, 726, Ga.rston, light. City of Hamburg ss, 757, Dublin, light. Telemaclius ss, 1?49. Antwerp, light. Cyclone ss, 638. Liverpool, general for export. Activity s-, 677, St Malo, light. OLD DOCK, April 30.-Lady Havelock as, 299, Dart- mouth, light. RIVER, April 30.-Tol-el-Kabir ss, 92, Bristol, light. County of Lancaster ss, 129, Bristol, light. Regina, 47, Bristol, light. Jeanne et Eugenie, 77, Gloucester, light. Vistula, 125, Sh Ives, sand. Jargoon ss. 181, Millom, pig iron. Dewi Lass, 84. Wexford, ballast. Lilla, 84, Dunmore, ballast. Moderator so, 57, Bristol, feneral. Isca .ss, 45, Cardiff, general. Lavinia ss, 63, Dublin, light. F L B ss, 120, L'Orient, pitwood. Lapwing, 94, JSantry, ballast. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, April 29.-Foiiewor-ran 8f, MOl- tleman, La Plata. Cassia ss, Hill, Oporto. Salado as, Rainnie, Buenos Ayree. Jokai ss, Smekquino, Fiume. Hounslow ss, Le Templier, Rio Janeiro. Beeforth ss, Bennington, Alexandria. OLD DOCK, April 29.—Derwent as, Robinson, Cork. Sudore, Bassich, Trieste. Unda, Arntsen, Bermuda. RIVER. April 29.-Baron Hambro fa. Lowther, Bor- deaux. Mary Agnes, Cousins, Wexford. Flower of the Fal, Woodcock, Charlestown. Providence, Phillips, Bridgwater. Severn, Barnes, Bridgwater. Engineer. Toms,, Newquay. Trebiskin, Chidgey, Glengariff. Edith ss, Thomas, Bristol. Twoe Gezus- ters, Cook, Bristol. Sea Breeze, Smith, Bristol. Flora, Woodward. Bridgwater. Plover ss, Owens, Liverpool. Margaret West, Connery, Dungarvan. Matilda, White, Dunball. Avon, Wheyman, Chepstow. Ada. Maria, Butler, Bristol. 15NTERED OUTWARDS—April 30. Morlaix, Jeanne et Eugenie, F. 77, Lecoz, Budd & Co Bremerhaven, Cyclone as, B, 638, Ross..T P Hacquoil Bremerliaven, City of H imburg s, B, 750, J P Hacquoil Genoa, Telerciachus ss, Grk. 1949, Watts, Williams A Co Havre, Activity ss. B, 677, Kelk, L Gueret Ltd Para, Argo, Nwy, 685, Arntsen, R Gethin jun A Co Genoa, Pocahontas >■«, B, 1721, James, Lilly, Henderson CLEARED-Aoril30, Castro, Algorta ss. Spn, 650 coal Cadiz, Favourite, F, 16 1 coal Buenos Ayres, via Las Palmas, Alfalfa ss, B. 2865 coal Rio Janeiro, Hounslow as, E. 3500 coal, 55 cwt waste Bora bay, Strathness ss, B, 6000 coal, 100 coke Bremerhaven, Cyclone ss, B, 860 coal Genoa, Telemaclius ss, Gr", 3700 coal Havre, Activityib;, B, 1250 coal Morlaix, Jeanne et Eugenie, F, 157 coal Para, Argo, Nwy, 845 coal, 18 coke Naples, Winnies.s, B. 2300 coal. Bremerhaven, City of Hamburg ss, B, 1300 coal Genoa, Pocahontas HI, B, 3100 coal Colombo, Knight Commander ss, B, 6200 coal Mai mo, Preciosa, Sxe, 470 coal IMPORTS-April 30. L'Orient, F L B ss, 220 loads pitwood, Watts, Williams St Ives, Vistula, 100 emd Millom, Jargoon ss, 570 pig iron, T Wilka & Co Bristol. Moderator ss, general, R Burton & Son Cardiff, ISCJ ss, general, R Burton <fc Son EXPORTS COASTWISE—April 30. Dnnabratton, Heather Belle, 100 coal, Jonathan Williams A Co Wafchet, Friends, 69 coal Wicklow, Erin, 65 coal. T Wilks & Co Kinsale, Harry Heibert, 206 coal Kinsale, Annie, 106 coal Kinsale, Tempest, 140 coal, T Wilks & Co Hignbridge, flora, 100 coa1, W H Chambers Bantry, Squirrel, "180 coal Bidetord, Victory, 38 coal C;!arI»stown, Lapvring, 185 coal, G J Dunn Portland, Lady Hs.velock ss, 6 -8 cord, R Gething jun Wexford, Zion Hill, 145 coal, Clapp & Co Scliull, Lilla, 160 c:'al, Olapp & Co Dungarvan, Annette, 133 coal Dublin, Beatrice ss, BOO coal, J P Thomas A Co Cork, Topic ss, 520 ctal, J F Thomas &, Co New Ross, Benjamin Franklin, 160 coal, T Wilks & Co Bristol, Iron Duke sr. 165 coal, A J Smith Cork, via Cardiff, Upupa. ss, 500 coal, 20 general, J Maddock Highbridge, Julia, 60 rails, E Fletcher Bristol Tredegar S", 120 coal Llanvedrog, Jamie •, 60 t-oal, G M Humphreys A Co Plymouth, Sarah Ann, 75 coal, Partridge, Jones & Co SW ANSEA.-ARR.IV ALS. NORTH DOCK, April 29.—Ellen ss, 53, Haverfordwest, light, sapphiro ss, 16: Waterford, light. Oclavius, 79, Carlin<-ford, potatoes. Maria J.lc.dillan, 91, Dun- garvan, oats. NORTH JJOCK, April30.—TCrowley, 77, Kinsale, oats. SOUTH DOCK. April 30.-Eleaiior ss, 272, Bristol, light. PKINCE OF WALES DOCK, April 29.-Prado ss, 612, Liverpool, light. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, April 2:1.-Eva ss, Larsen, Cronsladt, St Margaret ss, liarrigain, Belfast. Cambria, Chi- Chester, Barnstaple. NORTH DOCK, April 30. -Pluiieer, B!ncUti. Watchet. John, .BiI1i"¡1; Newquay, Cornwall. Lily Baynes, Roberts, Bangor. Margaret, Roberts, Dundalk. Clemence Mane, Guillois, B'\a, Sampson, Hay ward, Bridgwater. Wave, Aylaud, Bridgwater. Speedy. McCarty, Cork. SOUTH DOCK, April 29.—Ferric BS, Burns, Man- chester. Sol"/ay ss, Jamieson, Glasgow. StJ Olaf ss, McKinley, Caen. Bordc;-tix ss, Boilen, Cherbourg. Collier ss, Watkins, Bristol, Sea View, Hall. Briton Ferry. Scilly. H DOCK, April 30.—Yorkshire ss, Evans, Bel- fast. Chtra. J,1coosen, St Petersburg. Mary Lander, Bale, Watchet. Revival, Jones, Devora. Victor, Donovan, Yonghal. Heldine, Larsen, SundswalL Wave, Bushell, Wexford. Clinoer, Webb, St Valery. PRiqcF OF WALES DOCK." April 30. — Princess Alexandra ss, Morrow, St Petersburg. European so, Birnie, Montreal. ENTERED OUTWARDS—April 30. Vannes, Marie Migelina, F, len, L G Jeffreys Morlaix, L'Union, F, llo, Lo Gloahee, L O Jeffreys Mortagns, La Foi, P. 77, Morgat, L G Jeffreys Palermo or Catania, Prado ss, B, 612, Fenwick A Co Sf; Nazaire, Rouelia ss, B, 793, Donald, T P Richards Rouen, Eleanor ss, B, 272, Fisher, Harries Bros CLEARED—April 30. Abbeville Clipper, B. 200 coal Caen, St Olaf ss, B, 620 ecal Baltimore, Lird Etna ss, B, 250 general £ iorn. Pickwick ss. B, 5500 coal, 750 fuel Ge.soa and Leghorn, Stuart, ss, B. 500 fuel, 800 general St Nazaire, Roselia ss, B. 1600 coal, 150 fuel Rouen, Eleanor ss, B, 700 coal IMPORTS-April 30. Dungarvan, Maria McMillan, 116 oats, John Dyer Carlingford and Kilkeel, Octavius, 128 potates, order Bristol, Collier ss, general EXPORTS COASTWISE—April 30. Portrush, arra Yarra, 110 coal, W W Holmes Killyleagh, Julia, 105 coil, E W Cook A Co Harrington, Eller ss, 200 ccal, Gwaunc&egurwen; 8 coal, Harries Bros" Port Elnon. Catherine, general, Bennett Bros Teignmouth, Mediterranean, 180 coal. R Hodgens Arkiow, Orphan Girl, 137 coal, Cory Bros & Co Belfast, Sapphire ss, 400 ceal, Gwauncaegurwen 10 coal, W H Jenkins Poriock, Herbert, 58 culm, T T Pascoe Bristol, Collier ss, general Llangranog, Chiistiania, 38 coal, S A J Hill LLANELLY. C,LEARF,t)-Arril 29. Liverpool, Volga ss, B, general Liverpool, Llanelly H, B, tinplatss Drogheda, Kate, B, 180 coal Newlio-veii Salus, B, 490 coal CLIA RF I) — April 30. Morlaix. Jeanne, F, 100 coal Camlough, Agate S, B, 175 coal Plymouth, Devonport, B, 2C8 coal London, Jargoon SS, B, 550 coal PORTHCAWL. ARRIVALS, April 30.-Jane, Iifracoii.be, light. Nautilus, Longharne, light. Adour ss, Bayonne, pitwood. Mary Ellen. Wexford, bcllast. SAILINGS, April 30.—Echo, Pad-stow, coal. St Agnes, Ft Agnes, coal. BRITON FERRY AURIVAL, April 29.—Theory liS. 192, Ulverston, pig iron. SAILINGS, April 29.—Nugget, Campbell, Dublin. Cairngorm ss, Leitch, Cork. April 30.—Viking, Rockmao, Stockholm via Burry Port. Rhyl ss, Collier, Bilbao via Barry. Theory ss, Bell, Belfast.
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BALTIC WOOD TRADE. RIGA, Thursday.—Market steady. White deals, 3m. by 9in., £ 6 5; 3m. by Sin., L5 5 whits batbens. Sin. by 7in., £ 5 lathwood, 12s 61 white laths, 30s red laths, 36s sleeper blocks, 34:
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|FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, B RONCBITIS, AND NEURALGIA. DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO- i'YNE.—Vice-Chancellor Sir VV. Page Wood stated publicly in court that Dr. J. Collis Browne was undoubtedly the inventor of Chlorodyno, that the whole story of the defendant Freeman was de.iberately untrue, and he regretted to say it had been sworn to. itily 13,1361 J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO- DYNE.—The Right Hon. Earl Eussell com- municated to the College of Phys'.cians and J. T. Davenport that he had received information to the effect that the only remedy of any service in cholera was Chlorodyne.—See Lancet," Dec. 31, 1868. DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO- DYNE.—Extract from the Medical Times, Jan. 12.1866 :-•• It is prescribed by scores of orthodox practitioners. Of couise it would not be tnas1 einguj arly popular di;l it not supply a want ana p DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORO DYNE is the best and most eei^n remedy in coughs, colds, asthma, consumption, neuralgia, rheu- matism, etc. DR. J. 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