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SOUTH WALES FINANCE (Account Day, June 26th.) SATURDAY, June 13th, 1896. The demand for Barry Stocks has again been the feature of a dull day. The Deferred ) Ordinary was done at the record figure of ) 157, and the quotation is marked up 2, to 157. Although no business was done the I bidding was sufficient to send the quota- tion for the Undivided Ordinary up 2, to 288% 5 the 5 per Cent. First Preference 2%, to 180 the 4 per Cent. Consolidated II Preference 2, to 148; and the 4 per Cent. Preference Allotments issued at 35 prein. 2, to 148. There was a little demand for I Brecon and Merthyr A 4 per Cent. Debentures, and for London and Midland and Lloyds Banks, but no dealings resulted. The only other transac- tion in locals was a deal in Hancock's Deferred Ordinary at 2D fa, same as last price. The annual report of the Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron and Coal Company, Limited, will be found below. It's unsatisfactory character has been anticipated by recent declines in the value of the shares. Business in the Mining Market was con- 5tied to dealings in Virginia Transvaal Shares at 2s, and Chaffers at 8s 10d. The following changes in value are noted in the official list of the Cardiff Stock Exchange:— Re--Barry Undivided Ordinary Stock 2, to 288% do- Deferred 2, to 157 do. 6 per Cent. Preference 2 ,to 180 do. 4 per Cent. Consolidated Preference 2, to 148 do. 4 per Cent. Preference Allotment, issued at 35 pretnium, 2, to 148 Brecon And Mertbyr A 4 per Cent. Debenture 3tock 1, to 134 London and Midland Banks > to 42% Bristol Brewery Ordin- vry Ye, to 39% Provincial Tramways to 7% Spillers' and Bakers' 6 per Cent. Preference to 14%. Fall-Bristol and South Wales Waggons 4, to 5% Bute 4 per Cent. Preferred Ordinary to 8 add. prem. Messrs Thackeray and Co. note the following changes :— Bise-Barry Undivided Ordinary Stock 3, to 288% do. Deferred 2, to 157 do. 3 per Cent. Debenture Stock 1, to 116 London and Midland Banks to 42y2 Lloyds Banks Ys, to 24% Rhymney Iron 5 per Cent. Mortgage Debentures 1, to 98 Barry Graving Docks ft, to 20% Bristol Brewery Ordinary ft, to 39% Spillers and Bakers' 6 per Cent. Preferences ft, to 14%. Fall-Bristol and South Wales Waggons to 5%. There are buyers of Barry Graving Docks Alexandra B 4% per Ceot. Stock Evans and Owen Preference Shares D. Davies and 8011$' Shares Hannan's Vir- ginias Mordey and Carney's Debentures Searle and Herring's Debentures Char- tereds East Rands Bamato Banks and Consols Colonial Finance Hill's Dry Docks Spillers and Bakers' Ordinary and Preference Barry Deferred. There are sellers of Port Talbots Bute 1 per Cent. Preferred Ordinary Hannan's Virginias Chaffers International Coals Albion Debentures Garw Water Deben- tures Penarth Slipways Tredegar Iron A Shares Bute Dry Docks Taff Ordinary London and Provincial Banks Locket's Debentures. The report of the directors of the Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron. and Coal Co. (Ltd.) for the, fear ending March 31st, 1896, is as follows The directors submit herewith the balance- sheet and profit and loss account for the year ending March 31st, 1896 :— The amount brought forward from last year's profit and loss account is.- £ 27,419 7 1 The gross profit for the year ending 3bt March last amounted to 35,191 1 5 £ 62,610 8 6 From which has to bit deducted— Kxpenses of head office and legal expenses £ 7,611 14 1 Interest on debentures and fully paid-up shares 22,546 12 10 —————— 30,158 611 EU,462 1 7 Low written off for depreciation of property 22.028 11 0 Leaving a balance of £ 10,423 10 7 Tour directors much regret-that they are unable to present a more favourable abatement or to recommend the payment of a dividend, but the causes are entirely beyond their control. The shareholders are no donbt aware that throughout the entire year the coal trade baa been greatly depressed, and in consequence prices have ruled lower than for many years past whilst in the iron and steel industries, during the first six months of the year, the demand was exceedingly small and prices abnormally low. Since then there has been a very. decided revival in the iron trade, with a consequent improvement in the selling prices. The board have continued to economise cost of production, and to carry out some of the much needed alterations and improvements in the iron and steel plant, and new branches of business have been commenced with satisfactory results. The collieries have done better than was anticipated at the commencement of the year, having, under the circumstances, made a fair profit, but the present position is most unsatis- factory, and the outlook most discouraging. The board have, after much deliberation, decided to increase the output of the Waun Lwyd Colliery by sinking to the lower seams, and the work has already been commenced. The com- pletion of this scheme will enable the company to work a larger proportion of its freehold coal. The fixing of the powerful permanent pumpiug plant at your New Marine Collieries at Graig Fawr has been completed, with the result that there is a great advantage in the working of the pits, and the cost is appreciably reduced. The out. put at thase pits has now reached 10,000 tons per week, and is increasing. The coal is of excellent quality. The plant and machinery throughout the concern have, as far as possible, been main- tained in efficient working condition, the cost of which has been charged to revenue. The valua- tion of the stocks of finished and unfinished materials on hand have as usual been personally verified by the Works Committee of the board and certified by them as correct. The directors have pleasure in stating that Sir William Bailey, managing director of W. H. Bailey and Co., Limited, of Salford, also a director of the Manchester Ship Oanal, has consented to join the board, and that they have elected him, subject to confirmation at the annual meeting, to the vacant seat occasioned by Mr Coward's retire- meat. The two directors who retire by rotation are Mr Charles Allen and Mr Samuel M. Johnson, each of whom is eligible for re-election. The auditors (Messrs Edwin Collier, Tongue and Co., of Manchester) offer themselves for re- electiou. Mid-Wales Mines, Limited, was registered at Edinburgh on June 9tb, with a capital of £15 000, in 5 000 Preference and 10,000 Ordinary Shares of 21 each, to purchase, take on lease, or otherwise acquire any mines, mining rights, and metalliferous ground in the county of Cardigan or else- where, and to explore, work, develope, and turn to account the same. All the sub- scribers reside in Scotland.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. I LONDON, Saturday. There is nothing new as regards money. An abundant supply is available, and there is very little demand either as regards loans or discounts. Day-to-day money was to per cent., and short fixtures were per sent. Discounts were quiet, with bills in short supply. For three months' Bank bills ¡ the quotation has been weak at ii per cent., I' tour months' H, and six .months' per aent. Trade bills—three months', 1 four months', 1 six months', 1% per cent. There was the usual thin attendance on the Stock Exchange to-day, and business in all departments was on a limited scale. With nothing of interest affecting the markets the changes were slight, but the general tone was good. Mines were steady and frequently better. Consols closed at 112% to 113% xd. for delivery, and 113h to 113-A xd. for account 2% per Cent. (Childers'). 106 to 107 xd do. 2% per Cent.. 106 to 106%. Local Loans I Stock, U&K to 114ft xd. )?iln Foaugn Bonds there baa been an al- "40" fftore suspension of business, movements were irregular bat trival. Egyptian remained firm without move- ment, and in Turks the only attraction is a fall of fa in Group 4. Italian at 88% and Spanish, at 65% Greeks, Hungarian, and Russian were all without change. Portuguese were up. Mexican steadier, rising ft to Argentine Bonds were unaltered, but Cedulas A Bonds rose to 34, The Gold Premium is 203 per cent. Venezuela fell 1. Brazilian were quieter, and Western of Minas Bonds t4 lower. There was a steady market for Home Railways, but little doing with no particular change in prices. The fine weather strengthened the passenger lines. Great Eastern were again bought, and further rose ft, to 106%. Brighton A advanced to 183. Chatham Preference and South Eastern A, to 103%. In the Under- ground lines very little was done. Metro- politan maintained late quotations, but Districts fell ft, to 29%. The Scotch Stocks were very quiet. Caledonian De- ferred without change, at 63%. North British Deferred fell to 52ft. Hull and Barnsley receded ft, to 41%, but Sheffield Deferred rose. Heavy lines were all quiet, and, after being rather better early in the day, closed without change. The improvement in American Rail- ways has made further progress, and all speculative issues exhibit fractional gains. The growing probability of the success of a sound money policy is the sole cause of the prevailing steadiness. Atchison rose do. Preference, Milwaukees. Denvers, Ys do. Prefer- ence, ft Illinois Central, ft Louisville,' Missouri, New York Central, Erics, ft do. Preference, 1 Atlantic Firsts, ft Norfolk Preference, Northern Pacific Preference, ft Penn- sylvania, ft Readings, ft Southern, Union Pacifics, Wabash Debentures, ft. Canadian Railways were firm, in sympathy with Americans. Grand Trunk issues advanced to and Canadian Pacific Shares, ft. Foreign Railways were very quiet. Mexicans were without change. Mexican Central better. Ottoman rose to 12. In South Americans very little was done. Not much doing in Nitrates. Railways better. Bank Shares steady. Imperial Ottoman rose A, to 13%. Breweries were firm, Allsopps rose 7 and Guinness Preference 2. Aerated Bread advanced Yf,, J. and P. Coats fell 1 and the Preference' Trusts were occasionally 1 up, Catalinas Warehouse and Mole Company of Buenos Ayres Debentures rose 2, to 64. The following changes occurred since yesterday :— Foreign Bonds.—Rise—Cedulas A, Mexican 1886, do. 1893, ft Peruvian Preference,;ft Portuguese, %.Fall—Brazi- lian Western of Minas, ft German, ft Peruvian Debentures, Turkish Group 4, fa Venezuela, 1 British Railways.—Rise—Caledonian Pre- ference, Great Eastern, ft Brighton A, Chatham Preference, Sheffield Deferred, ft North British Preference, ft South-Eastern A, Fall-Hull and Barnsley, ft Metropolitan District, and North-British Ordinary, ft. Canadian Railways.—Rise—Grand Trunk First Preference, ft do. Second Prefer. ence, ft do. Third Preference, Ys do. Guaranteed, Canadian Pacific Shares, American Railways. Rise Atchison Shares, do. Preference, Central Pacific, Milwaukees, ft Denver Shares, ft do. Preference, Illinois Central, ft Louisville, Missouri, New York Central, Erie, ft do. First Prefer- ence, 1; Atlantic Firsts, Norfolk Pre- ference, Northern Pacific Preference, ft Pennsylvania, ft Readings, ft Southern Ordinary, Union Pacifics, Wabash Debentures, ft. Foreign Railways.—Rise—Mexican Cen- tral, ft Nitrate, ft. Quite an average amount of business has been passing in Mines for a Saturday, and the market generally has been firm. Amongst South Africans the demand has been mainly for Diamond Issues, De Beers rising fa and Jagersfontein Chartered Shares were a shade better at 4, buyers. Goldfields De. ferred were unaltered. The Barnato Group was weak. The Banks fell 3.32, and Mines 1-32. Consolidated Investment were fa lower. In Gold Shares changes were few and unimportant. East Rand rose fa and Treasury ft. Bonanzas, French Rands, Jumpers, Klein- fontein Central, and Lydenburg Mining were ft to ft better. Rand Reefs were in request, and closed 12s, buyers. Goldfields Deep and Midas fell ft. Randfontein were is lower. Buffelsdoom Consolidated, Midas, and Rand Mines were rather easier. An active market ruled for West Aus- tralians. Colonial Goldfield Shares were in demand, and closed is better at 1 fi. Iron Kings were bid up to 2fJ,- showing a gain of fa. Hampton Plains rose A, to 5fa. Han- nan's Croesus were barely dealt in, but closed unaltered. Lake Views rose to 8, buyers, but Lake View South were easier King of the West closed buyers at 2, and Empress at Hannan's Sir John Forrest were largely dealt in, and closed better. Indian Gold. Shares were quiet. Champion Reef fell ft Mysore, ft Ooregum ad- vanced fa do. Preference, ft. Copper Shares were firm. Rio Tinto rose ft. Amongst Miscellaneous Shares there was a demand for Kathleens, which rose to 6s 6d. Achilles Shares were also in request, and advanced to 3s. ^The following changes occurred in South African Mines — Rise — Bonanza, fa French Rand, fa Jumpers, ft Klein- fontein Central, Lydenburg Mining, ft Treasury, ft Chartereds, 1-32 Moodies, fa De Beers, fa Jagersfontein, ie. Fall-Buffelsdoorn Consolidated, is Goldfields Deep, Ys Midas Estate, ft Randfontein, h Rand Mines, Alexandra Estates, fa Johannesburg Con- solidated Unvestment, fa South African Gold Trust, ig Barnato Bank, 3-32 Bamato Consolidated Mines, 1-32. At the Bank of England to-day;2150,000 in sovereigns was received from Australia, and 210,000 from Hong Kong. Silver is steadier. Bars rose h, to 31%d. The Eastern Exchanges are weak. Calcutta Transfers, Is 1 31.32d; Singappre, four months, 2s2%d Hong Kong, 2s2%d. Rupee Paper closed unaltered at 63% to 63%. Randt Reefs.—The South African Mining Market was again inactive, and several shares were quoted at higher prices after having lain idle for a long time. Amongst those in the cheap list which ought to have a further rise are Randt Reefs. These shares last year were a strong market during the boom." They only failed to go to a much higher price because of the unforeseen trouble in the Transvaal. Now that things have settled down, a purchase of them whilst quoted at about 10s each should turn out profitably. Considering their possibilities, they are a good speculation.-Sporting Life, June 11th. 2399 The Achilles Gold Fields Company, Limited, New Zealand. -According to the latest cabled report from the managing director, the May crushing at this com- pany's mines has yielded 760 ozs. of gold from 750 tons of ore, thus maintaining, as was anticipated, the average of over 1 oz. per ton. There is every reason for this average being kept up, as developments are now being actively carried on in the deep ground, where it is expected that the three great lodes of ore will meet, forming one grand gold reef. The present price of the company's shares is 3s 6d per fully-paid share, which is very low, regard being had to the improving position of the property. The first batch of letters of allotment and I regret in the new Cycle Company, Limited, has been posted. In our advertisement columns will be found a full proopectus of the Rover Cycle Company, which has been formed to acquire as a going concern the whole of the mate- rials and assets of J. K. Starley and Co., Limited, heretofore carried on as a private company at Meteor Works, Coventry, and to further develop and extend the business carried on at these works and at the depots at 5, Holborn- viaduct, and 157, New Bond-street, London. The business is very rapidly increasing in consequence of the big demand for Rover Cycles. The valuable services of Mr J. K. Starley have been secured as managing director for a term of five years. The secretary is Mr Harry Smith, and the registered offices are at Meteor Works, Coventry. The subscription list will open on Tuesday, 16th June, and close on or before Wednesday, 17th June, at 4 p.m. I A report of the 60th annual general meet- ing of the Northern Assurance Company, LicniteOf will be found in oQr ftdvortigoiutot columns, with a summary of the directors' report which, being of a favourable character, was unanimously adopted the sum of £50,000 being added to the fire reserve fund, making the same up to a total of a million. The general manager is Mr H. E. Wilson, and the secretary Mr Alfred A. Tavener, the offices being at 1, Union-terrace, Aberdeen, and 1, Moorgate-street, London. It may be .observed en passant that the total accumu- lated funds of the company now amount to no less than £ 4,671,000.

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON Saturday Evening.—The followng were the rates of exchange on London to-day :— Paris—Cheques 2S-14J St. Petersburg 3mtba..94-15 Barlir-O days' eight ..20.39$Madrid—sight 29.70 Do 3 months .20.35 Do. 3 months CO.00 HamblUl-3 montha ..20.34 J Constantinople.3 mtha.109.29 Frankfort-lihor 20.39 1 Vorne-3 moatha.00.00 Vieiuia-Sight 12,105 ) Do. sight 26.91 Amsterdam—Short.12.11J ) Lisbon .41 L32 ADtllerP-Short2&.18 to 25.221 BUS Ness DONE.—BturiSH STOCKS OPNG 12.10 L10 CLO AF ton. Goschen's2$pc Money )113 Do. do. Account _113i 113,V U3I 1131 Do. 24 per Cent. do. 106$„ Uocal Stock 113 Bank of England Stock 33" 4 „ India 34 per Cent. 12G± Do. 3 do. 1141 Metroplitan Con. 3Apc.. 127 Do. do 3pc.. ll&J India ltupee Paper 31 pc.^ 63} _» 64: 641 [ns.Canadian4 p c Jau ,Jly. 114 „ „ Ins. C Good Hope 4 pc, 1883 121 „ Ins. N. Zealand Consolidtd 1174 „ „ „ Ins. New Sth. Wales 4 p c.. 122 Ins. Victoria 4 pc 1882.3.4. 112 Ins. South Australian 4 p c 115 Ins. Queensland 4 p c 116 BKITISH HAIL WAYS Brighton Rail way Ord.194 'Z „ Do. do. Deferrsd 183 — Caledonian Consolidated 1624 _Do Pre/erred Con. Ord. 99} „ 100 Do. Deferred Con. Ord 63* „ Chatham and Dovsr Ord ^01 Do. Preference 134 134 Glaaow and South Westn 138 Qreat Kasteru Ordinary 1061 Gt. Nthn. Preftl. Cou. Ordy 1254 Do. Defrd. do. 591 Do. A's 56 Ctreat Western 181 j 1803 Hull and Barn«ley 41J.. 413 Lancashire and Yorkshire 1464[ London and Nortli-Westrii 1994 London and South-Westru 214 Lon. Sth. Westm. Defrd. 77 Man. Slief. and A IJn.Oril. 58 Do. Preferred — 90 „ „ Do. Deferred 23 28$ 'Metropolitan Consolidated 1094 Do. Land Stock 93 Do. District Ordinary 30 2Sj Do. District Ordinary 30 29i Do. Preferred 103 Midland Ordinary 168 167} North British Ord. Pref. S3 Do. Ordinary Deferred 524 52J 521 Nor til-ban tern Ordinary 180J I8O4 North Staffordshire 134 South-Eastem Ordinary » 749 Do. Deferred 1031 103gi „ 105| 1054 Kaat London „ 74 Taff Vale Act, 1889- 94 Durness 754 AMERICAN RAILWAYS. itchison 15 15i 151 Do Preference 22 221 Central Paeifle 151 1 16 Chicago, Milwaukla 734 „ 78» 783 Denver OrdinaryM34 13gi 134 Do Preferred 491 49j 494 Brie Shares 144 141 Hi •• Illinois Central 95 954 951 Lake Shore 1554 Louis and Nashville 511 51 511 514 Missouri, Kansas, A Texas 111 11 j 11$ rJew York Central 98i New York Ontario 144 14J 144 N. Y. Penn. Ohio 1st Mort. 251 Norfolk Preference —j S3 •• 9} 104 North Pacific Preference 14) 15 Pennsylvania Ordinarv 534 5I| 534 Philadelphia and lieading 4g „ 4i Do. First Income liondv. 271 (Jnion Pacific ..j 7. 74 71 WabaMi Preference 172 173 Do. General Mortgage ..1 25 25¡ OTHIfiultAlMVAYS Canadian Pacific.«. 631 634 •• — — Grand Trunk Ordinary „ „ 5 M Do. Guaranteed 423 43 M 1)0. First Preference 321 33 Do. Guaranteed 421 43 1)0. First Preference 321 33 Do. Second Preference 191 20 Do. Third Preference 11 111 Mexican Ordinary 134 18 18t Do. First Preference. 66 65t 66 Do. Second Preference 28 Lombards Ordinary 9 „ „ Mexica.i Cnt.l. 4 p.c. Bomlsj 711 Do do First lncoiue 19 j — — >. Btienon Ayroll Gt. Soiitlierti 137 Buenos Ayre. apiti Boeario 70 — Central Argentine I 81 FOaiilQN STOCKS Chilian, 1886 94 I » IT Do 1892 102 Buenos Ayres 1882 33 Do 1883 33 Bulgarian 6p.c. 1888 984 Argentine 1886 861 «, Do Funding 36J Do 44 par cent Sterling 55 Argentine 1886 861 Do Funding 36f Do 44 par cent Sterling 55 Do Treasury 61 Argentine Cedulas A 334 •• 34 Argentine Cedulas A 334 M Do Colulan B32 Buenos Ayres Cedulas I.. 8 Do1771 Brazilian. 1889 74 731 74 Chinese Silver Loan 120 Do. Gold do 110 Egyptian OniHeils 103 Do New Si per Cent. 1003 Do State J)niiinii» 1(5 Do Daira New 1024 (Trench & per Cent. KentoolOl Do 34 per Cent. Rentes 104 Hungarian 4 p«rO#i. 1 Mold 1041 German 3 p.c. 1891-92-9i3 981 Italian 5 per Cent. 834 881 88g Mexican A per Cent. 954 — Pern. Corp. Ordinary „ l>o Preference 7i „ Portuguese per Ceui. 1868 HP — Greek, 1881 31 Do 1884 31 Housel all 4 p. Oil. Conversion 1041 Spanish 4 per Cent. 651 65i Turkish, 1894 96 Do Ottotus102 Do 1st Group 65 „ — Do 2nd Group 384 Do Sril (lizoup 21} Do 4th Group „ „ M ►. 21i 21. Ottoman Bauk Shares 13^ 134 Orngnayl34 per Cent 51i Honduras 6 I Paraguay 20 I irmnantai I,OAII 5 per Cent 114 SOUTH AFRICAN MINES X. Afrikander. 1 r.. 1, Bantjes 44 4* Barnato Bank 9, 2fi, Barnato Consolidated 3J Becbuanaland Kx. 11 m British Soath Africa 4 4,V Buffeladoorn -3. City anti Sitbiorl);tlt New 5 Con. Gold Fields, Def 134 Crownreef 114 12 Do 30; Durban-Roodepoort "1 EastRamt 83 FerreiraN 21 Gold Fields Deep 11| 114 Gordon Diamonds 6/ Henderson Trust. KUt 2ti 3 Henry Nourse 7. 71 Johannesburg eam. Itiveel 4N 4 41 Jubilee 9* Jumpers 74 7j Klerksdorp 171 Langlaagte EatAte 1)0. ltiock B2 P. ,Mpddo,-foittain. 7, N. Mozambique 13 Now Jagerafoijtoipi- 12i 12, Nigel 3ti 34 Ocoana Laud It Pioneer 94 Primrose. 51 51 Prinefts 31 Ban d Mi 331 Raiidfoistein. 34 31. Rand-Rhodesia 11 Reitfontein 4 Rhodesia Limited U H ■Salisbury 4g 44 -^lieba 2ft Simmer mid Jack 22i 22 sotit]iafricaii lfxl)lor&4-10118 141 South African Gold Trust Bi 81 welnlllaff4 9i Wrlhut-r 8 H AUSTRALIAN MXMIfta Abbotfs. 3 •. Associated Gold Mine 34 3i 3 Bayley's Reward 4/3 5/ Big Blow ft Black Flag ) Broken Hul Prop 2ft Great Boulder 81 xa Great Fingall Reefs 11 1ft aamptoiilifains 5g 5f1. Hannan's Brownhill 6, u 63 Hannan's Napier. 1 Lady Loch 4 3fi Lady Sheuton 31 Lake View 34 8ft i.ondonderry 6/ Lon.& West Australia Bapr. 2ft Mainland Consols 4 TI Wealth of Nations i ji WostAustralianGotd Fields 10i 11 10: Westralia .I W.AstraliaExpl.A Finance 14* u Wentworth 1ft INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL Peninsular A Oriental Prf. 1544 x Do. Defeired 2124 x. — Canard Steainsi>l(, £ 2C paid 91 Anglo American Tel Pre' 914 Do. tio. OrdiitorT. 48 Direct United States Cable 91 Arthur Guinness Ordinary. 700 AIlsopvs Ordinary 1744 177 180 181 Coats Ordinary 55 54 Pears' Soap Ordinary 11 CoDsettlron 22 I!:blmVlI.leSt.&I'nCo. 41 Decoan Laud S5 Shares.. 41 Suez Canals 1374 Eastwaos 44 Salt Union Ordinary 3 Nitrate Railway 7i I. 7. Dublin Distllero 2 MISCBLLAN KOUS. Banna Ruby II — Hauraki 176 Cape Copper Mine* 2j x Mason and Barry 31 D,Iysore Ool,i 8 Mysore Gold Fields 26/6 aiontanan J Ooregum Ordinary 3ft 0< -31 Rio 'Lin ti) Copper. 23i 23ti 24 Tiiarmis 6

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LONDON MINING MARKET, LONDON. Saturday Night. Dalziel's Agency says Business in the Mining M,-rket", hits been quiet all day as a rule, but here and there iu certain specialities there has been some good buying, so that on balance prices are distinctly better. Jagersfontein have again advanced A, to 12% to 12%, and this carried De Beers up fa, to 3%, while Leicester Diamonds have again been in demand. In Rand hares the changes are juwdy. opwroL- but only to a small extent, and some- what nominal at that. City and Suburban Angelo, Henry Nonrse.'Knights, Jumpers, Heriot, Durban Roodepoort, and Goldfields Deep are better; but Rose Deep and a few more are quoted fractionally lower. Lisbon Berlyn are a third lower, but the market is good and is more likely to recover than to go lower. Chartereds keep at 4 to 4%, and Mashonaland Agenoy are rather easier; while Goldfields of Lydenburg mark a rise of Barnato Banks, Consols, and Johnnies are slightly easier, but this appears to be due to the absence of business. In West Australians there is little change to note. Brown Hill and Hampton Plains Estate are both easier. Indians and New Zealands are both steady, but without any noticeable obange, except in Kathleens, which have been freely bought. Coppers are again good, Anacondas and Rio Tintos both improvmg to 7% and 34 respectively.

SATURDAY'S CLOSING PRICES. [EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH 00.'8 TZLZGPABLI BRITISH MINES. CarnBrea 6/0 7/01Tincroft 8/0 9/0 Dolcoath 16/0 16/0 West Frances — — East Pool 2% 25/« West Kitty 1)4 2 Killifreth 6/6 7/6 Wheal Basset — — SOUTH AFRICAN MINES. Afrikander Gold. 1VS 1% Do. Block B. 2y, 2V« Aurora lVa 1% Langlaagte Royal 2% 2% Bantjes (New) 4ft 4ft Lisbon-Berlyn ..8/6 9/6 Barrett 17/6 18/6 Luipaards vlei.. 2% 2Vi 9/6 Barrett 17/6 18/6 Luipaards vlei.. 2% 21J. Buffelsdoorn.— 2|j 7Y2 Champ D'Or 2% 2% May Consolid*ted 3% 3'1, Chimes 1% 6% City & Sub.(New) 4 5 Metropolitan. — — Con. Bulfontein.. 33/0 34/0 Modder*tein New 7% 8 Con. Deep Levels 5% 6l/« New Bulfontein 2ft 2A. Croesus, (New) lfi Hi New Primrose 5% Crown Reef .11% 3% 4 De Beers.31 iV-U Do. Deep at" 2- Durb'n-Roodep't. 7% 7% Nourse Deep.. 6% 7 East Rand. 8fl 8|I Orion New. — l->i 2ft Ferreira. ..20111 21 Vs 9 Geldenhuis 4'/t 4% Princess. 3% 3'/4 Do. Deep 6VS 7 Randfontein 3% 3% Do. Man Reef.. 1 1ft Rand Mines .33 33% Glencairn 3f. 3ti Rietfontein New 311. 4% George Goch. 2ft 2 hi Robinson (£5 Sh) 91¡. 9. George & May — — RoodepoortDeep 3.\ 3A. Ginsberg(New).. 2-ft 2ft Salisbury New.. 4V« 4% Gold Fields Deep. 11% 11% Sheba 2Vs %V4 Gold Estates of Simmer & Jack.. 21' 22% Australia &ft Pia Bit or Miss 2ft 2ft Spitzkop 1% 1% Heidelberg. 3/6 4/6 Stanhope 1ft 1ft Henry Nourse 7 7V< Sutherland Reef 316 4/6 Heriot (New). 9% 10 United langlaagte Jagersfontein 121á 12% New 1% 1% Jubilee 9% 9% Unit'd Roodp'rte 5% 6 Jumpers 73/a 7% Van Ryn New 5;8 5'/» Kimb.-Roodept.. 20/. 2% Do. West.. 3V* 1% Kl'nfo'te'n(Cntl.) 3% 4l/e Village Mainreef 6% Knight 7% 7% Wemmer 9Va 9% Koffyfontein 1ft 1ft WestRandMines 2H 211 Langlaagte. 51¡. 6Vd Wolhuter 7^4 8 LAND AND EXPLORATION COMPANIES. AdlerConscldted 1ft lis Lydenburg Ests.. m lfi African Explratnl4y,t 21 Alexndra Estates — — MatabeleGldRfs 4% 5 Balkis Eersteling 3/3 3/9 Mozambique J rl 1+, Do. 8/0 Do. Pardy's PI. 1', Hi Montrose Explo.. }II,. I Á Barnato Bank 21J4 2% 0ceana Land. lfi lfg Barnato Consols. oft 3 ft Orange River. 3/U 4/0 BuluwayoSynd.. 1% 2% Potchefstroom.. 3,( Char. B.S. Africa 4 4ft Rand Explorat n 1% 2 Char. Gold Fields Do. Rhodesia.. In 1ft 13ft Rhodesia Lim. I," 1ft Eastleigh 1ft 1, Do. Conces Exploration Co.. 4ft h Do. Explore 7%, Goldfields of Rhodesi'nClaims Vs dis Maahonatand.. — — Steyn Estate 2 2% 81 Tati Concessions 2ft 2ft Graskop 6/3 6/9 Transvaal Devlp. 1ft lft Gwelo Explorat'n 1/6 2/6 Transvaal Gold Henderson Est.. ft 3ft & Exploration. 8.\ Johannesburg Transvaal Land C0ns. Invest. 4-ft 4.\ (fully paid) Vt Johannesb'rg Est — — United Rhodesia fl 41 Johannesb'rgWat 2+1 2Zambesi Explo.. 2 2% Kaffirs Consols.. — — Willoughby Cons 2% 3% Klerksdorp .16/6 17/6 AUSTRALIAN AND INDIAN MINES. Aladdin Lamp IU Hi Menzies Reef ..2 2% Bayley's Reward 4/o 5/6 Menzies Mining 1% 11/U Mount Morgan.. 3% 3% Big Blow 1J. Mysore 7% 8 B. Broken Hill.. —- — 28/0 BrokenHill Prop. 2l, 2% Reef aN 9/0 Champion Reef.. 7% 8 West. 1 1% Day Dawn .12/6 13/5 Wynaad ii lft „ 4/0 Nundydroog ZV2 !I, Golconda 13/0 14/o N'th Queensland IV4 1 i Great Boulder.. 8 8". Ooregum. 3% 3% Hampton Lands — — „ Pref 4 V. 4*4 Do. Plains 5Vi 5% Wentworth 1 1% Hannan's Forest 6,1\ W. A. Gold Fieldrl0f$10f| Iron King 2% 2% Do. Concession. 1% 2 Kalgurli 2ft 2ft Do. Exploratu 2 2% Lady Loch. 3¡¡ 4 Do. Finance.. 4, 4.\ Londonderry. 5/0 7/0 Do. Share Cor. UI Illpm MainlandConsols 4 4% White F. 2% 2% Mawson's R'w'd 1 MISCELLANEOUS Beac'afield — — La Yesca — — Burinah Ruby M 3/0 Cape Copper 2|i 2j| Mason & Ktrry 3% Copiapo. 2% 2\. New Chum j. 10/0 11/0 Glenrock l/o 2/0 Rio Tinto 25H 24"- Guy Fawkes 3. 34 1 Hauraki 19/0 20/0 Waihi Golrl 71.41 7V4 Lake View 8 B, Do. Silverton 3. 4Y. La Plata — DAILY STOCK AND SHAUUi l'r aopp iKD at MlGSSltS THACKERAY A 00. Stock Mid Siiare Irolctlu..S, Dock Cii^xiiiars Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid Pri-n., ..87 ,90 to Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Ord.100 152% to Do. Deferred Ordinary.100 .156 158 Great Westeru. ..100 ..180 i81 London aud North Western.100 ..199 200 168 10 Port Talbot Br. and Docks.. 6.5% 0% 10 7 71,* 10 Do. New 10 7 7l/4 Stock Rhymuey .n.10e ..274 279 Do. Iss S10 pd 25 ..130 135ad.p „ i'aif Vale Divided stock .100 94 94% PUKFKltbNTJAL Barry Ry. 5 p.c. 1st Pref.100 _179 181 to Do. C0nsolidated 4 p.c.100 ..147 149 Brecon 80 82 „ Do. 20(1 Pret. 1862.100 53 5S „ Cambrian, N0. 1,4p.c.100 80 82 Do No. 2 43 Great Western 195 10 9% '1% 10 14'1. 10 Do New 10 13% ..100 ..149 151 „ 152xd GUARANTEED OR LKASKI). Aberdare 10 p.c. 50 _170 ]80 Stock Great Western, 5 p. c. guar.100 ..194 :96 „ Pen rtli5y«p.e.100 _175 180 10 Vale of Glamorgan 8 11% 11% RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBKNTLi K ■<> Stock Alex. Dock A By. 4 p.c.ICO 129xd I. Barry lty. 3 p.c.100 ..115 117 Brecon AMerthyr A 4 p.c.100 ..133 135 Do B 4 p.c.IOO ..111 113 „ Bute Dock 3 114 143 Do. 140 Do. C 4 p.c. 100 ..134 136 Do. D 4 p.c. DOD cum 100 ..113 115 Great Western 4 d0. 100 ..16Z 164 Midland 3 per cent?.10C ..123 125 Mid-Wales A 4% per ent .100 ..148 153 10 Neath & Brecon 1st .100 )2, 30 do 110% do. AI2. ..100 38 40 ..J35 137 Rhymney 4 ditto .100 ..150 '52 „ Ta» Vale 3 p.c.100.116 l'7xd BANKS' 50 Glamorganshire, 2%. 4% 5 5 5% 5% 60 London & MitUand .12Vt.. 42 43 10 London 21% 50 Llovds Bauk i 8 ..24% 85 50 Metro, of England A Wales 5 13,. i4l/4 75 NatioualProvincial .10%. 45 46',a 60 National Provincial 12 53" 54 40 North A South 31 32 GAS 10 Aberdare" 10 19 21 Mocfc BristoI5p.c. -100 ..129 131 Cardiff A lOpercent .10v.235 245 Do B 8 percent .100 ..]90 195 Do. C 7 per cent .100 ..175 180 Do. J> 5 percent .10C ..125 130 „ Do. 4yj p.c. Pref. Stock..KX" ..125 130 tock NeWllOrt. A 10 per cent ..é35 G45 Do. ..IC0.. 175 1 k5 Do. C 7 perctlllt; p.lOU 190 ? S«vanaea7% per cent 25 43 44 25 Do 7 percen 25 40 GAS AND WATER. 10 Bridgend 10.. 8 9 12 12 J7 19 10 Yxtratl A (Rhoudda) 10 17 18 10 Do. 10 12 13 WATERWORKS aft Bristol 25 54 551 I 20 Do. 20 43 43% 10 25% 10 Do ? p.o 10 16 16% COAL AND IRON 10 Albion Steam Colliery. 10 '2% 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., red.100 ..104 106 10 Cambria.nCoI6p.ccuwPf_rI0.. liy4 lift 100 Do. 4% p.c Deb. 00 ..103 105 10 D. Davis A Sous, Limited Ie U% 12 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., red.100 ..104 106 .) Kbbw Vale Steel, Irvu,ACo*l AJ 4% 5% 5 Great. Western Ord. B 5. 3% 3% 5 Do. Pref. A ..5.8% 9 5 Int ernational Coal 1 2 100 Lockets Colliery 5 p.c. Dbs. 100 ..1fO 102 1J0 Miller A Cory 6p. c. Delis.IbJ ..101 3 NantygloABlaiualrouPref.62% 96 98 10 Nenport-Abercam 10; 3 3% 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 7 8 5 North's Navigatio«|Colliery 5 1% 1% 5 Do 10 p.c. CUIR Pref 5.. 5% 5% .00 Do. 6 p.c. Deb,100 ..103 105 10 ?enrikyber Colliery 10 „ 5 Y. 10 Do. 5 t0 7% p.c. Pref. 8% 100 Powell Duffryu 6 p.c. Deb _100 ..110 112 5 Rhymuey Iron 5.- 24s 26s 5 Do 9s 118 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debs.100 ..97 99 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 10% 1 3 Do. 10 per cent. B 3 4 414 3 Do. New B 1%. 2 M 11 Tredegar Iron a *dCoal A.. 7% 2% 2% Stock Dc B 37 MISCELLANEOUS Stock Alex. Dk. A Ry. 1% A Pref.100 ..121 122 Ditto 4% B Pref. 100 ..101 103 10 Arnold Perrett Brew. Ord 10 8'/4 8% 10 Do. do. Pref.. 10 11 11% 10 Barry Graving Dock- 10 20% 21 1 Ben Evans and Co. Ord. 1 l (Subject to Founders' Shares. 1 Bland A Co, 1.. 10 Bristol Brewery 0fllhlary 10 391h 40 10 Do. b Preference 10 17% 18 10 Bi. 801111 So. Wales Waggon 3.. 5 6 10 Hille Urv Hock 10 14l/4 14% Stock Bute Dk. Preferred Ordinary issued at 10 p<€. prem paid 20.. T 9adp Cardiff Cor joratlon 4%i». c.iou ..183 12E> 10 Cardiff Ice 10 11% 12'1. 10 Cardiff Milling Co Ordinary il 111. 1%, 10 Do. ;51j. 3% C'difl A Pen'rth Tramways 5.. 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 38 40 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage.. 2S :,7 58 5 Empire, Cardiff 5. 6% 10 Hancock 6 p.c. Preferred Ord 10 15% 16 i 10 Do. Deferred Ordinary IG 20v4 20i4 10 Do Prd. 10 16y4 )f)1h StoolE Do. 4 p.c. Deb. Stock __100 ..12\) 121xd: 20 9% 10 10 10 Mordey Carney, 9 „ 13 13y4 j 10 Do. do. 10 „ 14% 1*4%" 100 Do. 4% p.c. Deb. (R 1909, i atl(5).I00 ..107 109 50 Moiinlxt utut Dry Dock A 40 72 74 60 Do. Do, B 20 36 38 Newpt. Water £1 Annuities ?8 26% 10 Pa oall A KvauaOrd 7% 1 10 Or. ana «r 8 « 50 Peuarth Shipbuilding 50 .8 AO 10 Provincial Tramways 10 7 7% 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 10 13% 14% 10 Royal Hotel 6% Pref. 10 5 7 10 SpillersA Bakers Ordinary .13 13% 10 Do. ■>!).<•. Pi-rtf. ft !4% 15 10 Spillers Nephews Biscuit Go 9 10% 11 Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. Stte.100 ..114 116 5100 Western Mail 4% p.c.Db 1920100 ..107 109 10 Do. 5 p.c. Pref.! 10 104 11 Banc Rate reduced from 2% to 2 -P.e,. 22nd Feb., 1994.

SELLERS. 20 Port Ta lbot Ry Shares, at 57, £500 Bute Preferred 4 p.c Stock, at 8 ad p 40 Hancocks 6 p.c. Pref Shares. at 16% 30 Llanelly Gas B Shares 50 Haacock 6 p.c. Preferred Shares f 100 Rhymney Iron New, at 9s 9d 25 Cambrian Colliery Pref Shares ,50 Ben Evans Shares, at ISs ód 23 Albion Collierv Shares, at 12% 10 Spillers and Bakers Ordinary £ 2 Mordey Carneys, jgtO paid. Shs, at 14% 30 Penrikyber Ord., at S5 35 9d BUYERS. 20 and 5 Barry Uraving Dock Shs. at 21 JE500 Alexandra B 4H p.c. Pref Stock 20 Evans and Owen Pref Shares 37 D. Oavis and Sons Shares, at U% £5OC Lockets Merthyr 5 p.c. Deb, at par £1000 A JB300 Bute Dk Prefd. at ad p 50 International Coal Shares 15 Rhondda 5 p.c. Pref Shares, at 14 £500 Taff 4 p.c. Preference Stock, at 151 20 Carmarthen Brewery Ord A Pref Shs Barry Deferred Ord Stock 40 Norths Colliery Pref Shares 100 Blaenavon Co. Ordinary Shares B500 Barry 5 p.c. Pref Stock 30 Bristol Tramway Shares 50 Port Talbot fly. Shares £400 Albio" Debentures Allotments of Bute Docks Preferred Stock negotiated. 1 HACK IfillA Y AND CO., OA If! •! hi■. STOCK llliOK KltS 1 ()<:l', E. T LYDDON AND CU.. 122. BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. Telegrams—" Lyddon, Cardiff." Telephones—P.O.. 63: Na.t..103 SNU.EBS. 125 Chaffers, at 58 50 Western Mail Pref. Shares, at U £1000 Bute 4 p.c. Preferred, at 108 39 Cambrian Colliery Pref Shares, at 11% 13 Mordey and Carneys, £9 paid, at 131 50 Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 14% 11 Hancocks Deferred, at 21 30 Spilleis Nephews, at jBil 20 Carmarthen Brewery Prefs. 20 Mercantile Pontoon Pref. Arrow Fuel., at 6 or offer BO yaas BlCOO Brecon A Deb. Stock £1000 Barry Deferred £-000 Bute Preferred Stock £500 Lockets Merthyr Col. Debenture 3 Albion Colliery Shares, at 12% jEll Barry Ordinary Stock 4 Rhondda Ordinary, at 7 S500 Cardiff Channel Dry Dk Deb, at par 10 Mountstuart B Shares ro Norths Pref. Shares, at £5 13& 9d Allotments of Bute Dock 4 p.c. Preferred Ordinary Stock negotiated. F. S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, I, DOCK CHAMBERS. AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 108S 'I'grams: 'Fleming, Cardiff.' SELLERS. —Albion Colliery Debenture Shares Garw W;1ter Debenture Penarth Slipway, fully paid A partly pd. Tredegar Iron A Shares 10 Bute Dry Dock Shares Taff Vale Ord. Stock London A Prov Bank Shares Lockets Debenture BUYERS. Carmarthen Brewery Ord and Preference Hancocks Deferred 60 Cambrian Colliery Shares Starkey, Knight, and Ford Shares Millar and Cory Deb. Spillers Nephews Shares Hancocks Preferred Ordinary Allotments of Bute 4 p.c. Preferred Ordinary Stock negotiated. THOS. F. PEARSON. STOCKBROKER, 110, Bute-street (and Stock Exchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gedge, Cardiff.' Telephones—National. No. 139; P.O. No. 82. 1093 BUYERS. —Barry Deferred Bristol Brewery. George's, 5 p.c. Debs Carmarthen United Brewery Ord A Pref Hancocks Deferred Ordinary 20 Stranaghan and Stephens Ordinary Rhondda Debenture Stock SELLERS. —Bute Preferred Ordinary 100 Chaffers Gold Mines Metropolitan Bank Shares 5 Cambrian Colliery Preferences 100 Bayleys Rewards Allotments of Bute Dock Preferred negotiated TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO., EXCHANGEBUILDINGS, BUT E DOCKS, CARDIFF AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1136 "Tgrams—"THKDUNN. CARDIFF." Nat No 130, 131 SELLERS. —5 Bute Dry Dock Shares 25 B10 Black Lion Brewery Ord Shares 20 Hills Dry Dock Shares, at 10 10 Cardiff Junction Dry Docks 50 Western Mail Pref. Shares 10 Mercantile Pontoon Pref. Shares BUYERS, —20 Hills Dry Dock Shares, at 9% B2000Bute Preferred Stock 10 Rhondda & 8. Bay Ry. Ord Shs, at 7 SMORhymney Ord. Stock 30 Vale of Glamorgans Monntstuai t Dry Dock A or B Shares 10 Mercantile Pontoon Pref, at 10 Allotments of Bute Dock 4 p,c. Preferred Ordinary Stock negotiated. J. W. COURTIS AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1146 Telegrams—" Stocks, Cardiff." Telephones—Nat.. 551 P ().. 517 SELLERS. 10 Nells Ordinary and 10 Pref Shares 20 ondon and Prov Bank Shares £200 Rhymney Ry. Ord. Stock u 14 Cambrian Colliery Pref Shares BUYERS -Rhymney Ordinary Stock B rry Deferred Ordinary 100 Stranaghan and Stephens Ord Sha 10 Spillers A Bakers Ord. Shares Rhondda and S. Bay Ordinary Bute Dock Preferred Ordinary Stock Allotments negotiated. E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 59, MOUNTSTUART-SQ. A STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1173 T'K'IUS. "Shares C'diff.TVnes, P.O. No. 51, Nat. 236 BUYERS. —Hills Dry Dock Shares, at 3% Spillers Pref. Shares Spillers Ord. Shares Barry Deferred Ord. Stock CHARLES MASSY AND CO., CORY'S CORNER. BUTE DOCKS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Tgrams, "Invest," Cardiff. Tph't- Nat., 208, P.O., 75 SELLERS. Penarth Pier 5 p.c. Deb Stock 50 Lydenburg Estates, at 2% lOCOCbaffer, at 10s jBMO Taff Vale Ord, at 94% 10 Cardiff Junction Dry Docks, fuUy pd BUYERS. -£2000 Barry Deferred 3000 Chaffers Gold Shares, at Bs 6d 500 Lydenburg Estates Weavers A Co. Ord & Pref Shares 25 Spillers A Bakers Ordinary JE500 Barry Preferred Undivided PERCY POWELL. STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113, Bute-rd., and Stock Exchange.Cardilf. Fgrains. II Pufile. Cardiff." T'phoiies, P.O. 811 Nat. 225 SELLERS 5 Nells Ord Shares £10(10 Union Dry Dock 5 p.c. Deb. 50-J Barry Preferred Ord. at 13 Westlafces Ordinary, at 4% ex div JB500 Bute Preferred 50 A 50 Chaffers, at 9s 6d BUYERS. 2 Mordey Carneys, S10 paid, at 14Y. Mordey Cameys, £9 paid, at liy. 200 Evans and Allen Shares, at 10s 6d 30 Westlake Ordinary, at 4 ex div BtOOC Bute Preferred, at 7% add prem t:100 Rhyinney Iron 5 p.c. Deb, at 98 500 Chaffers, at 8a 5d ERNEST SULLY AND CO., 118, BUTK-ST., AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telecraius "Triiff.' TelephonesP.O.. 7. Nat, 187 9ELI,BRS. International Coals Norths Ord. Shares Lloyd and Yorath Debentures 10 Mercantile Pontoon Prefs. 100 Royal Sovereigns, at 2% Glamorganshire Bank Preference BU BBS. 20 Rhondda Pref Shares Barry Deferred 300 rtoval Sovereigns, at 2% BlCOO Bute Dock Preferred -00 English Crown Spelter Shares Glamorganshire Bank Ord Shares Norths Ord and Preferences LIONEL E. TAYLOR & CO. 129, BUTE-STBEET, and STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. 1222 Fgrams Security Cardiff." Trims P.O.. 113; Nat.212 SELLERS —2003 Hannaus Virginia, 2s 6d pd, at 4s 100 Chaffers, at 9s 20 Spillers Ordinary Shares, at 1314 10 Hancocks Deferred, at SO A 150Stranaghan A Stepbentt Od, at 158 3dxd BUYERS. -1000 Hannans Virginia, 2s 6d pd B500 Bute Dock Pteferred, at 7% add pm 100 Chaffers, at Ss 14 Hancocks Preferred Ord Sh", at 153 10 Hancocks Deferred Ord Shares, at 20ft 10 Rhondda Ordinary Shares, at 7 POWELL & CO., BOROUGH CHAMBERS, WHARTON-STREET, CARDIFF. National Telephone No. 661. 1309 Telegrams. Powell. Borough Chambers, Cardiff. Business in all Mining Shares at close prices. Barnato Banks. a, Chartered,.4 Randfontein, 3ft Chathams, 20% Midla.nda.I68< N. Easterns, 180% Lisbon Berlyns, 8s 9d Heidelberg Gold, 4s Consolidated Goldfields New Zealand, 4 ft Sheffield A, 28% Cycle Shares negotiated. GODFREY AND LAWS, 12, CARDIFF. T" Canoe." Cardiff, l'phone No. 116. Nat. 222 PARSONS AND ROBJ EN T STOCKBROKERS, 1086 CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. 1'elejr.ims llnhieut. NTelephone No2l SELLERS. — £ 0 Port Talbot, at 5'/« 50 FerUllaJe Gas Shares S2000 Devon and Somerset B. at 35 ro Blaenavon Co. Shares 50 Pontypridd Water 7 p.c. Shares SO Arrow Fuel—offers wanted BUYERS.»searle and Herring Debentures £1000 Rrecon & Merthyr B, at 111 50 Westlakes Brewery Ordinary £1000 Brecon B Debenture, at 110% S1500 Newport Gas—any class 250 Duulops Pneumatic Deferred, at 6s 6d prem. also Ordinary r r £1000 Milford Docks A Debenture Alex. A Pf., at 121, also R, at loal Chartereds. 4132 East Biands, 8% Banks, 211. Consols, 3ft Randfontein, 3 16-32 Johnnies, 4y4 Col Finance, 4314 Hannans Props, 2r3 CYCLE SHARES DEALT IN AT MARKET PRICES .Ln'B BETTON SAYCE, VACJGHAN AND CO. STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 41, HIGH-STREET, N EWPOUT, MON. 1188 s telephone Nc 127. Tel«e.-anix PiHiru?»i ;o.;røwpon I: 8UY¡¡:RR -55 Arnolds Brewery Prefs., at liy4 ;£1000 Alexandra Itock B Prefs. „ 20 Parnall and Evans Prefs, at 6% 10 Searle and Hearings Ord, at 5% c div 50 Cambrian Collieries Pref. Shs, at 10% £30 Newport Water Annuities SKJUJS&S. £110 Barry Preferred and £ 20 4 p.c. Pref 50 Dl. Sykes Brewery Prefs, at 14% £50) Brecou it Merthyr 1st Prefs 10 Spillers A Bakers Ord. Scares £9178 Newport Water Annuity, at 281/4 JS500 Parkend Deep Navigation 6 p.c Deb 200 Heidelberg Gold £1, all pd, at 4s 4%d 50 Cheque Bank Founders, at 2% BMbiesa in A^iftHans at dose prices. STEPHEN P. WILLS, SWANSEA. stockbroker, '('gram*, Wilis.' s' Tphone, 184 SELLERS. —Union Dry Dock Debentures -¡. JAMES MADGE, STOCKBROKER, WIND-STREET, S'sea. Tgms. Madge, S'sea. BUYBH,S-. -Glamorgaushire Bank Ord. A. W. JOHNSON, SWANSEA, STOCKBROKER. Tles:Omate." S'me&Tphono= UYBRS. -100 Jones Dickinson a Co. Prefs, for cash

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF" SWANSEA, t NEWPORT^ June.! —— —— Mor.|Evn.|Hgt Mor. Evn.jHgt. Mor.jKvn .H^( 15 M 9 3910 0 32 4( 8 47 9 1029 2 9 5210 1332 9 16 T10 2310 4531 7 9 34 9 5628 110 3610 5832 0 17 WU 611 2730 810 2010 43,27 511 1911 4031 1 18 Til 50 — 30 211 811 31^26 11 — 0 3 30 7 19 F 0 17 0 4529 911 56"— 26 10 0 30l 0 5830 2 20 S 1 14 1 4829 3 0 22 0 5126 18 1 27 2 1 29 8 21 S 224 3 429 4 1 26 2 5 27 2 2 37 3 1729 9 22 M 3 43 4 17 29 11 2 45 3 2V27 9 3 56 4 3030 4 *Roath Basin. tprince of Wales Dk. tAlexandra Dk.

CAltDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, SATOBDAY. As a rule the attendance on 'Change the last day of the week is limited, but to-day it was unusually large. The threatened deadlock in connection with the new Welsh coal charter was responsible for the change, and nothing else was talked of. Prices ruled very firm, but only a moderate amount of business was done. Great anxiety exists as to probable develop. ments next week. The following were the closing prices :—First class steam coal, 10s 3d to 10s 9d best seconds, 9s 9d to 10s seconds, 9 3d to 9i1 6d drys, 8s 9d to 9i 3d; first class Monmouthshire coal, 814 6d to 9s; second class, 8* to 8s 3d (Cardiff shipment); first class small, largely used for ship's bunkers, 59 to 59 3d; seconds, 4s 3d to 411 9d; drys, from 33 9d to 4s first class bituminous coal, 9i 9d to 10a 3d No. 3 Rhondda large, 93 6d to 9" 9d through and through, 7s 9d to 8s small, 6s 3d to 6s 6d No. 2 Rhondda large, 7s to 7a 3d through and through, 6a to 6s 3d and small, 4s 3d to 4s 3d f.o.b. Patent fuel, 10s to 105: 3d. Coke, 139 to 199 9d, according to quality. Pit. wood, 15s 9d. The freight market is strong, and rates con- jl tinue to rule firm. The following include the latest operations I OUTWARD BOUND STXAMSBS, Cardiff to:- Constantinople, 6s 3d (Treloake), Havannab, 10s. Port Said, 6 7%d, clean. Constantinople, 6s 4%d, clean. Piraeus, 6 6d, (Rembrandt). River Plate, 15 3d. River Plate, 15 3d. River Plate, 15s 3d. Gibraltar, 5s 1%(;), clean.

BALTIC REPORTS. LONDON. SATURDAY. FRBIOHT BIARKICS-Libtle passing from the Black Sea, Azoff, or Danube, but rates are about unchanged. River Plate steady. America- Northern Range remains at 2s 9d Cork for orders, 2s 3d berth. India steady. Ore rates without change demand quiec. FIXTURES—STEAMBRS. Odessa, 8s 10%d, new charter (Arethusa),prompt. Azoff. 10s 6d, new charter, barley (Thurston), 12,500 qrs, prompt. Novorossisk and.Sebastopol to Rouen, 10s 6d, half barley (Thos. Allen), 9,500 qrs, prompt. River Plate, 14s 6d (up river), open charter, 3,000 tons, August. GRAIN REPORT.—At the Baltic" market to-day there is little to report. The demand for cargoes of wheat continues quiet— 25 6d paid for Powys Castle off coast Walla; 26s value of Californian. There is still an absence of demand for cargoes for shipment, but no pressure to sell at current values. Maize, 14s rye terms paid August-September Plate steamer yellow 14s 10%d patd steamer Danube loading. Barley steady—13s 9d paid cargoes afloat.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS PROM LLOYD'S AGKNTS.] The Swedish barque Thrine, from Riva Del Rey for Hamburg, with a general cargo, has anchored in Dover Roads, and reports that the captain, mate, and carpenter died on the voyage. The vessel is in charge of the mate of the Norwegian barqnentine Brasil. The British barque Glenmark, before reported at Cape Town, has been surveyed and recommended to discharge and dock for repairs. The steamer Bull, before reported ashore at King- horn, is in a bad position. A tug has been sent. A Rouen telegram states that the tank steamer DriffieH, from Philadelphia for Rouen, is ashore above Quilliboeuf in a bad position. She is reported to have jetr.isoned about 300 tons of cargo. The Portuguese steamer Madeirense, from Lisbon for Cardiff, with timber, has been towed into Leixoes, near Oporto, by the steamer Cabo Verde, with machinery disabled. The British steamer Victory, from Buenos Ayres for Rouen, grounded in Havre Roads, but floated with assistance apparently undamaged. The steamer Harlington. from Middlesbrough for London, with iron, is ashore in the river Tees, but will float next tide. The steamer Ben Corlic, before reported ashore at Hoy Island, has floated, and arrived at Longhope, making water. The British steamer Riverdale, for the River Plate, has returned to Bremen with machinery slightly disabled. A Chatham, New Brunswick, cablegram states that the Norwegian barque Ruth, from London, has been totally wrecked. She had no cargo on board.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THK LIZARD, Saturday.—Wind ENE, moderate. Weather fine. Sea smooth. Barometer 30*02, failing. Passed East-steamers We,terniand, from New York for Antwerp tug Neptune, towing two barges pre- sumed Linda, from Lisconit, N.S., for Falmouth Gerona, from Montreal for London Mid-Surrey, of London Lapland, of Leith L'Avenir, of Antwerp Mlldeirense. from Liverpool for Havre Quickstep, of Cardiff Dungeness, of Glasgow Cragg, of Newcastle Seaham Harbour, of Sunderland Crosshill. of Glasgow Lutece, of Rouen Caimross, of Newcastle torpedo destroyer Opossum Egret, of Cork Montana, from Baltimore for London Gerd, from Villa Constitution for Falmouth Nicholas II., from New Orleans for St Petersburg Sound Fisher, of Barrow Phoebe, of Cardiff. Passed West Glen, of Liverpool; Restless, of Salcombe; steamers Amster- dam, from Rotterdam for New York Joseph Rickett, of London Mohawk, from London for New York; Ashmore, of Antwerp Guillanne Tell, of Algiers Tynedale, l'yne, and Marie Fleurie, of Newcastle Ben Wyvis. of Aberdeen Pioneer, of Manchester; Devonshire, of Liverpool; one of Rowlands' steamers, of Liverpool; Vril and Lord Kelvin, of Liverpool Rosefield, Kent, and Emily, of London; Rialto, of Hull; Quickstep and Jane Radcliffe, of Cardiff; torpedo destroyer Ferret Salier, of Bremen Inver, of Glasgow Argus, of Barrow Fulmar and Blarney, of Cork Shagbrook, from Havre for Cardiff Sar- matia, from Hamburg for Cardiff Loeician, from London for Liverpool; British Queen, from Havre for Liverpool; Dardanus, from London for Liverpool Amulree, from Falmouth St Louis, from Southamp- ton for New York. THE LIZARD, Sunday.—Wind calm. Weather hazy, fine. Sea smooth. Barometer 30-.oa, rising. Passed East—steamers La Bourcoyne, from New York for Havre; Camel and Fitzwflliain, of London Swan, of Liverpool; Fastnet, for Southampton Amiral Cecille, of Rouen; Killarney and Sheldrake of Cork; Lavinia, of Dublin; Charles Mitchell, of Cardiff; Derwentholme, from Montreal for London Oimiston, from Montreal for London Lady Wolseley, of Dublin Isabel, of Whitby Thomas Mel- ville, from Norfolk, Va., for Hamburg Copeland, of Glasgow. Passed.. West-Triton, of Fredrickshald Port Son Achen, from Rotterdam for Java; steamers Laboe, of Hamburg Maggie McNair, of Sunderland Nigel, of Bristol; Trefusis, of St. Ives Vectis, of Cardiff Grantor, of London Sar- dinian Prince, of Newcastle Lady Olive, (,f Dub- lin Alacrity, of Belfast; Phryne, of Algiers Verax, of West Hartlepool; Endeavour, of Whitby Dresden, of Bremen; Ferndale, of Sunderland; Azalea, of London Kensington, from Antwerp for New York Iola Morganwg and Jessie, of Cardiff Sorrento, from Antwerp for New York Pladda, of Glasgow Long Ditton, of London Michigan, from London for New York.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Saturday.—Wind SSE, light. Weather very hazy. Sea moderate. Passed East —steamers Rheubina, of Cardiff Jesmond, of New- castle. Passed IVest-steamers Forest Abbey, of New- castle Red Rose, of Liverpool Yorkshire, of Liver- pool Crosshill, of Glasgow Sound Fisher, of Barrow Camel, of London City of Cologne, of Dublin.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCALZVESSELS. Raglan arvd Bilbao 13th Rosslyn arvd Caen 12th Rheubina arvd Port Talbot 13th Radnor arvd Castro 11th Rhyl left Newport for Bilbao 12th Ross left Newport for Bilbao 12th Redruth left Novorossisk for Rotterdam 12th Ramillies arvd Genoa 12th Illfcyd left Gibraltar for Gloucester 13th Fairmead left Genoa for Constantinople for orders 11th March left St Vincent for Delaware Breakwater for orders 12th Thos Turnbull arvd Philadelphia from New YorkUth Picton arvd Taranto from Cardiff 11th Newby passed Deal for Civita Vecchia 12th Amsdale left Algiers for Nordenhamn 10th Thorntondale left Algiers for Antwerp 12th Margaret Jones arvd Rotterdam 13th Eureka arvd Garston 13th Dolcoath arvd Huelva 12th Ely Rise left St Nazaire for Bilbao 12th Valencia left London for Cardiff 13th Vectis left Havre for Cardiff 13tli Phillis Angel pasied Sulina for Rotterdam 12th Clymene left Antwerp tor Tyne 15th Free Lance an Bayonne 13th 'Ninian Stuart arvd Smyrna. 13th Beignon arvd Huelva 12th Merthyr left Castro for Newport 12th Westergate left Drammen for Penarth 12th Hart left Newport for Bilbao 12tli CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, June 12.-George Royle ss, 1630. Treloske ss, 979. Plymouth, light. Abertawe as, 881. Bilbao, iron ore. ROATH DOCK, June IS.-Ravenswortli ss, 488, Havre, light. Aurora, 36. Ann, 36 Dordogne ss, 538, Bor- deaux, pitwood and general. Llanberis ss, 1450. Whitby Abbey ss, 990, Bilbao, iron ore. Wenvoe SS, 1918, Rotterdam, light. York ss, 2112. BUTE EAST DOCK, June 12-—Oak Branch ss, 2067, Pensacola, timber. Holmlea flS, 1143. Coniscliffe SS, 1636, Rotterdam, light. BUTE EAST DOCK, June 13.-Kormo, 544, Dublin, ballast. BUTE WEST DOCK, June 12.—Cardigan, 92. Regina, 47, Bristol, burnt ore. Cumberland liS, 158,'Bayonne, pitwood. Solway King ss, 126, Entrance Channel, light. Warrenpoint ss, 64, Lezardrieux, potatoes. Capt McClure ss, 304, Dublin, general. Cairngorm ss, 156, Dublin, light. BUTE WEST DOCK, June 13.—Blanche ss. 97, Tre- euier, potatoes. Merthyr S3, 72, Carmarthen, light. A T, 3f £ Canal, light. PBNABTH DOCK, June 12.-Iona as, 1348, Lisbon, light. Netley Abbey ss, 713, Windsor Slipway, light. Rotha ss, 555, Southampton, light. Norden ss, h55, Penarth Slipway, light. Henry Brand ss, 425, South- ampton, light. Llandaff ss, 242, Plymouth, light. PENABTH DOCK, Jane 13.—Snilesworth ss, 1392, Rotterdam, light. Throstlegarth ss, 937, Liverpool, light. Echo ss, 569, Gloucester, light. Marseilles ss, 603, Liverpool, light. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Jnne 12.—King's Cross ss, Bernard, Marie lies. Stareross ss, Evans, Genoa. Ladoga ss, Shaw, Pola. County of York ss, Maddrel, Vera Cruz. Wildcroft ss, Carter, Las Palmas. Sunbeam, Butt, Weston. St Aubin sa, Newton, St Nazaire. Lutece as, Ejiery, Rouen. Vindomora as, Marcusen, Passages.

ROATH DOCK, June 13.—W C Mitchell ss, Newman, Santos. County ss, Russel, Port Said. Cresswell ss, Renel, Cronstadt. City of Lincoln ss ss, Kellin, River Plate. Zoe ss, Cox. Malta. Renel, Cronstadt. City of Lincoln ss ss, Kellin, River Plate. Zoe ss, Cox. Malta. BUTE EAST DOCK, June 12.-Lovely Susan, Hudd, Bristol. Haldon ss, Hosking, Constantinople. Seaham Harbour ss, Hoult, Cronstadt. BUTE EAST DOCK, June 13.-Edith, Silvey, Bridg- water. Cairnloch ss, Croswate, Cronstadt. Lesbury ss, Pawson, Buenos Ayres. Anaurus, Davidson, Cape Town. Fylingdale ss, Harrison. Kustendje. BUTE WEST DOCK, June 12.—King Ja Ja ss, Parfit, Treguier. Voltaire ss, Cartwright, Liverpool. BUTE WE -T DOCK, Jnne 13.—Solway King.ss. Dart, Young, Legue. Marie Leonie, Regnet, Roscoff. Mary Ann, Richard, Plymouth. Elizabeth Cowman, Sadler, Waterford. PENARTH DOCK, June 12.-Norden ss, Hamburg. Lydie ss, Malta. Cairnross ss. Cronstadt. PENARTH DOCK, June 13.-Rotha ss, Southampton. Llandaff ss, Portland. Henry Brand as, Southampton. ENTERED OUTW ARDS-Jnne 13. Singapore, County of Edinburgh, B. 2078, E C Downing Genoa, Maristow ss, B, 1511, Chellew. Hodges & Co Port Said, Simonside as, B, 1956, Sinclair, Worms & Co Hamburg, Echo ss, B, 569, Bristol Steam Navigation Brest, Werfa ss, B, 520, Beer, W J Tillett & Co Carentan, Kinnaird, B, 129. Williams & Silcocks Las Palmas, Hampstead ss, B, 1453, Watts, Williams Flushing, Ravensworth ss, B, 488, Helms, Harrison, Moore & Moore Malta, lona ss, B, 1347, Cranston, J T Milburn & Co Cagliari, Tjalve ss, Nwy, 325. C F Hansen & Co Santos, W C Mitchell ss. B, 1198. Wilson, Sons & Co Marseilles, Ruabon ss, B, 1284, Couch, J Cory & Sons Port Said, Duchess of York ss, B, 1648, Chellew, Hodges Smyrna, Foyle ss, B, 1331, Jolliffe, Cay, Hall A Co Constantinople, Trevean ss, B. 999, Foster, Hain & Co Genoa, York ss. B, 2112, Smith, W H Taylor & Co Buenos Ayres, Eddie as, B, 1686, Turnbull Bros Licata, Racilia ss, B. 1169. Stephens, Mawson A Goss CLEARED—June 13. Coquimbo, Colombo, B, 1815 coal Genoa, Maristow ss, B, 3150 coaj Port Said, Simonside ss, B, 4300 coal St Michael's, James Cameron as, B, 2000 coal Hamburg, Echo ss, B, 900 coal Brest, Werfa ss, B, 1150 coal Lannion, Eleanor Thomas, B, 205 coal Las Palmas, Hampstead ss, B, 3135 coal Flushing. Ravensworth as. B, 950 coal Cagliari, Tjalve ss. Nwy, 720 coal Rio Grande do Sul, ErikdaJe, Nwy, 4b4 coal Smyrna. Foyle ss, B, 2600 coal Marseilles, Ruabon ss, B, 2360 coal Santos, W C Mitchell ss, B, 2135 coal Constantinople, Trevean ss. B, 1850 coal Bordeaux, Baron Hambro ss, B, 710 coal Port Said, Duchess of York ss. B, 3200 coal Buenos Ayres, Eddie ss, B, 3200 coal Genoa. Skidby ss, B, 4900 coal Para, Ragna, Nwy, 1200 coal Licata, Racilia ss, B, 2300 coal IMPORTS-June 13. Bilbao, Abertawe ss, iron ore, Dowlais Iron Co Bordeaux, Dordagne ss, pitwood, Simkin Bros general, Cardiff Steamship Co Bilbao, Whitby Abbey ss, iron ore, Crawghay Bros Pensacola, Oak Branch ss, timber, Alexanders A Co Bristol, Regina, burnt ooe, Tennant & Sons Bayonne, Cumberlaud ss, pitwood, Budd A Co Lezardrieux, Warrenpoint ss, potatoes, T Callaghan A W Young Dublin, Capt McClure ss, general, M J Begg & Co Treguier. Blanche, potatoes, R England BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, Juno IZ.-Elemore ss. Wolf ss, London. Werfa ss, Brest. Kestor ss, Hamburg. Richmond ss, Hull. Marie ss, Leith. ARRIVAL, June 13.—Commentry as, Bayonne. .SAILINGS, June 12.—Quickstep ss, Portsmouth: Simonside ss, Port Said. Iquique, Monte Video. SAILINGS, June 13.Elemore ss, London. Hampstead ss. Las Palmas. Peter Graham ss, Havre. Manstow ss, Genoa. Manor ss, St Vincent. Lizzie ss, Falmouth. County of Edinburgh, Singapore. Othmarschen, Rio Janeiro. NEWPORT—ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, June 12.—Isabel ss, 820, Bristol, light. VValney ss, 85, Dungarvan, light. Menapia ss, 394, Milford, light. Antrim ss, 173, Swansea, light OLD DOCK, June 12.—Reveil ss, 246, Waterford, light. Scott Harley ss, 158, Cork, light. Paragon as. 172, Liverpool, manganese ore. Speedy, 76, Youghal, pitwood. RIVER, June 13.—Charles, 56, Cardiff, light. Moun- tain Maid, 26, Pembroke Dock, iron. Old Head, 96, New Boss, gravel. Edith ss, 47, Bristol, general. Al ss, 71, Gloucester, light. Jane, 21, Bridgwater, light. Elizabeth Jane, 49, Porlock, timber. Mistletoe, 45, Combma.rtin, light. Commerce, 55, Rossearberry, light. Carbon ss, 71, Bristol, light. Henry Edwards, 162, Waterford, sand. Sarah and Mary, 77, Bristol, light. Conquest, 68. Dublin, light. Petrol, 99, Youghal, ballast. Water Lily, 91, Buntry, gravel. T Crowley, 77, Kinsale, ballast. Hematite, 56, Bideford, gravel. Prima, 37, Appledore, gravel. Why Not, 33, Apple. dore, gravel. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, June 12.-Cyclone ss, Ross, Bremerhaven. Hart ss, Taylor, Bilbao. Tregurao ss, Daniels, Algiers. Kura ss, Wilson, Batoum. Trovan- core ss, Berniss. Trieste. Fagerheim ss, Olsen, Piraeus. Mid-Surrey ss, Dobbyn, London. L'Avenir ss, Der- wendt.London. ALEXANDRA DOCK, June IS.CAndil as, Young, Buenos Ayres. Walney ss, Hunter, Belfast. OLD DOCK, June 13.-Reveil ss, Keilly. Waterford. Scott Harley ss, Sutton, Cork. RIVER, June 12.-Prince of Wales, Williams, Avon- mouth. Nouvelle Marie, Quance, Falmouth. William, Biown, Bristol. Rosetta, Chugg, Clonakilty. Zion Hill, Smith, Wexford. Isca as. Jones, Bristol. Boa- dicea, Kelly, Glengarvan. Harriet ss, Clarke, Llanelly. Alpha, Luxon, Highbridge. FAME, Stephens, Barn- staple. Mary, Bennett, Bidefora. Sea Flower, Bourke, Wexford. Jane Hughes, Morris, Wexford. Nelly, Winchcombe, Chepstow. Spray, HaJIing, Cbep. stow". Dewi Wyn, Chidgey, Lydney. ENTERED OUTWARDS—June 13. Elsinore, Garry ss, B, 606, R Gething jun & Co Salerno, Alford ss, B, 1230, Wilson, J Cory, Sons & Co Algiers, Suez ss, B, 1408. Higginbotham, John Moses S CLEARED—June 13. Bilbao, Rhyl ss, B, light Elsinore, Garry ss, B, 946 <wa] Hennebont, Jean Baptiste, F, 285 coal Pernambuco, Elise Linok, Ger, 808 coal Colombo, Webster ss, B, 3700 coal Bremerhaven, Isabel ss, B, 1500 coal Torre Annunziata, Humbert ss, B, 2500 coal Kurrachee and Bombay, Maroa ss, B, 4008 coal IMPORTS—June 13. Bristol, Edith, general, R Burton A SOD Porlock, Elizabeth Anne, timber Liverpool, Paragon ss, manganese ore Youghal, Speedy, pitwood Bantry, Water Lily, gravel New Ross, Old Head, gravel Bideford, Hematite, gravel Appledore, Prima, gravel Appledore, Why Not, gravel EXPORTS COASTWISE-June IS. Waterford, Menapia ss, 400 coal, Kavanagh Ballinaourra, Dewi Lass, 165 coal, Partridge, Jones Ballinacurra, Supply, 150 coal, Clapp & Co Bantry, Water Lily, 180 coal, Clapp & Co Port Dinorwic, Southern Lass, 80 coal, T Wilks & Co Bridgwater, Gloucester Packet, 120 coal Fidtlown, Reveil ss, 480 coal, J F Thomas & Co Cork, Scott Harley ss, 420 coal, J F Thomas & Co Londonderry, Antrim ss, 520 coal, J F Thomas & Go Bridgwater, Thorney, 130 coal, Budd & Co Waterford, Henry Edwards, 265 coal, Wilks A Co New Ross, Petrel, 175 coal, Wilks A Co Bristol, Tredegar ss, 120 coal, W Pobjoy Wexford, Jewess, 102 coal, Mon & Cwm Collieries Co SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, June 13.—Yarra, 58, Cardiff, wheat. Stucley, 32, Boscastle, light. Corrwg ss, 575, Briton Ferry, light. SOUTH DOCK, June 32.-Glasgow as, 268, Granville, light. Camel ss, 226, Penarth, light. Brighton ss, 229, llfracombe, passengers. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, June 12.-Jules Chagot ss, 656, St Nitz-tire, light. Harrington ss, 131, MIllom, pig iron. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, June 13.—Fez ss, 519, London, light. Sam Weller, 140, London, scrap steel. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, June 12.—Red Rose ss, Morgan, Aber- deen. Rosella ss, Donald, Bordeaux. NORTH DOCK, June 13.-Lizzie Edith, Dudridge, Penzance. Welsh Girl, Brown, Teignmouth. Furness Abbey ss. Rank, Catania. Georgio Avassiotti, Johan. sen, Stockholm. SOUTH DOCK, June 12.-Avon as. Stewart, Glasgow. Rio Formoso ss, Rule, Padstow. Yorkshire ss, Evans, Barrow. Antrim ss, Gray, Newport. Marie Eugenie, David, Granville. SOUTH DOCK, June 13.-Sound Fisher as, Bannister, Rouen. Favorite, Rio, Quimper. Camel ss, English, London. Brighton ss, Read, Ilfracombe. Marie Anna, Le Bart, Pornic. Jeune Alexandre, Fauche, Quimper. Glasgow ss, Gill, Caen. PRINCJ3 OP WALES DOCK, June 12.-Ranee as, Moppett, Nantes. Crosshill ss, Woods, Caen. PRINCE OF W ALES DOCK. June 13.-City of Cologne ss, Hoare. Rotterdam. ENTERED OUTWARDS—June 13. Guernsey, Elizabeth Ellen Fisher, B. 93, P Marrow St Nazaiie, Jules Chagot as, F, 656, Nicol, L Gueret Charente, Corrwg SS, B, 575, Vigors, W M Lewis Treport, New Blessing, B, 133, Austin & Silcocks Caen, Glasgow ss, B, 269, Gill, Fisher, Renwick & Co CLEARED—June 13 Ancona, Rakrozy ss. AUS, 900 fuel, 595 coal Santa Rosalia, via Cardiff, Star of Italy, B, 600 fuel Guernsey, Elizabeth Ellen Fisher. B. 180coal. St Nazaire, Jules Chagot ss, F, 15 iO coal Roscoff, Fiona, B, 70 coal Caen, Glasgow ss, B, 56U coal IMPORTS—June 13. Pont l'Abbe, Julia, 25 potatoes, C AUen A Co Cardiff, Yarra, 115 wheat,.Weaver A Co London, Stin Weller, 270 scrap steel Millom, Harrington ss, 360 pig iroll, J Watson A Co Lundy, General BoolJ), fish, ship's account EXPORTS COASTWISE-June 13. Liverpool, Fez ss, 150 tinplates, Williams, Torrey A Field 150 coal, Letricheux & David Highbridge, :squirrel. 130 coal, French Anthracite Co Frelnington, titLlcleyss, 60 superphosphate. Vivian. Harrington, Harrington ss, 400 coal. Gwauncaegurwen LLANELLY. CLEARED—June 12. La Rochelle, Swansea ss, B, 1250 coal llouen, Eleanor ss, B, 700 coal CLEARED—June 13. Liverpool, Voltaire ss, B. general Avonmouth, Ocean ss, B, 70 tinplates Stettin, Lizzie ss, B, 1000 coal Liverpool. Marquisr of Bute ss, B, tUlpJatea PORTHC A WL- ARRIVALS, June 13.—Star of St• 'iTn:^nS|' light. Feadon ss, 109, Portreatb, p!i £ outJrmo"' ,76. Falmouth, ballas't. Cruiser. 49, Falmouth, light. Chrysolite, 187, Penzance, ballas'^■prtrfcrj,„ti, ,3n SAILINGS, June 13.-Feadon ss, Portreatb, 320 coal. Star of Hope, Wexford, 160 OOAL-