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LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Friday. The Money Market has been very quiet, with a superabundance of capital offering, for which there is considerable difficulty in finding employment. Loans were not wanted. Day-to-day advances are Y4 per cent., and short fixtures per cent. Dis- count business was quiet, with a moderate number of bills offering. Three and four months' Bank bills have been negotiated at and six months per cent. Trade bills Three months were 1 four months, 2}4 six months, 1% per cent. Paris Cheque Exchange is 25-15. Stock Exchange business to-day has been very quiet, and as a rule changes were slight. Home Railways were dull in the morning on the North-Eastern dividend, but they rallied later, and closed with more steadiness on the Midland declaration. American Railways were unsettled and irregular. Foreign Bonds very quiet. Consols closed at 113% to 113% for delivery, and 113,7g to 113A for account. In Foreign Bonds little or nothing has been doing, and only trifling changes occurred. Internationals were weak. Italian closed unaltered. Spanish fell. Egyptian and Turks rather easier at times. Hungarian!, Russian, and Greeks all quiet. South American issues quiet. Argentines steady. Buenos Ayres Gold Premium has fallen to 184%. Home Railways were a dull market. The disappointing North-Eastern dividend had a bad effect upon heavy lines at first. North- Eastern declined 1, but, on the favourable declaration by the Midland, the tone was altered, The company pay at the rate of 5 percent., and carry forward 918,000, against 4 per cent., with Y,13,000 forward last year. This was considered very satisfactory. The Stock rose 1. Great Western was lower, and North-Western closed higher. Hull and Barnsley and Sheffield were quiet. Scotch lines were quiet. Caledonian Deferred fell and North British Great Eastern down. Underground lines neglected. Southern Stocks weak. Brighton A closed at 185, and South-Eastern A fell to 102. In the American Railway Market business has again become very quiet. Prices have moved irregularly, but changes have been slight. The finish was flat. Atchison fell t4; do. Preference, Milwaukees, Denver Preference, Louisville, 1% Erie, Ontario, Union Parities, Canadian Railways were a neglected market. Canadian Pacific Shares were unaltered, at 61. Grand Trunk First Pre- ference and Guaranteed fell traffic shows an increase of E656, Foreign Railways were a very dull market, and were without feature, Mexican were rather firmer. South American Railways were inactive and featureless, but rather weak. The Nitrate Market remains in the same dull condition, business being limited, and scarcely any change occurring. Miscellaneous Securities.—Imperial Otto- man Bank fell fa, to 12%. South Metropolitan Gas Stocks rose 2 to 5. Allsopps Breweries rose 2 and Guinness fell 20. Spiers and Ponds lower, at 23% xd. Wailes and Co. fell to 13% xd. General Hydraulic Power rose 5, to 245. Trusts were quiet. The following changes occurred since yesterday Foreign Bonds. -Rise-Brazilian, 1889, 14 Chinese Gold, Cordova, 1 Egyp- tian Daira, Italian, 1862, 2 Uruguay, Fall—Brazilian Western of Minas Railway, Ecuador, 1 French 3 per Cent., Greeks, 1881 and Monopoly, Peruvian Corporation Ordinary, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish Groups 3 and 4, British Railways. Rise Caledonian Preference, Y4 Highland, 1 North- Western, South-Western Preference, 1 Midland, 5% Caledonian Ordinary, do. Deferred, East London, Great Eastern, 34 Great Northern De- ferred, Great Western, Hull and Barnsley, Chatham Ordinary, 34 South Western Deferred, 1% North British Ordinary, North-Eastern, 1 South-Eastern A, Canadian Railways. Fall Grand Trunk First Preference and Guaranteed, y4. Foreign Hallways.—Fall—Buenos Ayres Western Ordinary, Preference, and Deferred Shares, J4- American Railways.Fall Atchison Shares, do. Preference, Milwaukee, do. Preference, 1 Denver Shares, do. Preference, Louisville, Missouri, New York Central, Erie Shares, 34 Ontario, Norfolk Preference, Northern Pacific Pre- ference, 34 Southern Ordinary, Ys do. Preference, 34 Union Pacific, Wabash Preference and Debentures, The Mining Market has been ex- tremely quiet and without special feature. South Africans dull, but West Australians- steady. In South Africans movements were very slight. Chartereds were weak, with buyers at 3, and Goldfields Deferred were lower, at 12% buyers. Rhodesia Ex- ploring fell 34♦ to 5 34, and Anglo-French Explorations were weak. Diamonds were dull. De Beers fell and Jagersfontein fa. Barnato Group weak. Banks fell A, and Mines 3-32. No particular change occurred in Gold Mines. Simmer and Jack were better. Bonanza and Durban Roodepoort were steady. Rand Mines were Ys lower, at 7%, and many others declined fa to In the West Australian Market business has been very quiet. Lake Views were again the feature, and they closed very strong at 11%. Great Boulder were slightly lower at 7. Globe and P.xploring and Finance advanced > and Midland Consols fa. Boulder Mainreef were at one time 134, on some selling, but they closed strong buyers ac 1 9-32 bid. Other movements nominal. Associated fell fa and W. A. Joint Stock, W. A. Goldfields, White Feather, and Colonial Goldfields were all about the same. Indian Gold Shares quiet and featureless Balla- ghat fell 3d. and Nundydroog A, whilst Mysore Reefs rose 6d. Copper Shares inactive Rio Tinto and Anaconda fell n. Amongst Miscellaneous Shares Hyderabad Deccam rose and Hauraki Shares were 6d better on the monthly crushing. The following changes took place in South African Mines :—Rise—Bonanza, fa Dur- ban Roodepoort, fa Simmer and Jack, 2 De Beers Debentures, Fall- Bantjes, Buffelsdoorn Estate, fa Central Roodepoort Deep, ig Crown Reef, Driefontein Consolidated, h East Rand, Geldenhuis Kstates, fi; Goldfields Deep, Henry Nourse, Knights, is Luipaards Vlei Estate, Mainreef, fa Nourse Deep, Paarl Central, h Randfontem, 3-32 Rand Mines, Robinson, Ys Robinson Deep, Van Ryn, Ys; Vogelstruis Estate, Ys Wemmer, h Wolhuter, Chartereds. 1-32 Consolidated Goldfields Deferred, Potchefstroom, 3-32; Rhodesia Exploring, United Rhodesia, A; De Beers, 34 Jagersfontein, & Barnato Bank, n do. Consolidated Mines, 3-32 Goldfields of Lydenburg, No bullion operations were reported at the Bank. Silver quiet-Bars fell to 31 d. Eastern Exchanges quiet. Bombay and Calcutta Transfers, Is 27-32d. Rupee Paper, 64%. The well-known and old-established busi- ness of Thorpe Bros. and Co., wholesale and retail drapers, Bradford, is about to be converted into a Limited Liability Company, and we are informed the prospectus will be issued next week. The whole of the Ordi- nary Shares will be taken by the firm only the Debentures and Preference Shares being offered for public subscription the former will carry interest at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, and the latter will have a cumulative preferential dividend of 6 per cent. The entire issue will be fully secured upon the handsome freehold buildings, fixtures, stock and plant, entirely exclusive of goodwill, and the issue is likely to be well over subscribed. The Brockie-Pell Arc Lamp, Limited, has been formed with a capital of £ 80,000, divided into 80,000 shares of £1 each, of which 50,000 are offered for subscription. The company has been formed to acquire Messrs Brockie and Pell's inventions for the construction of electric arc lamps as embodied in the various patents and patent rights, and all future improvements on such patents, and the right to any and every improvement, alteration, modification and new inveution that Messrs Brockie and Pell may make or acquire, bearing upon or in any way connected with the lamps or their substitutes or equivalents, for the United Kingdom, Colonies (Canada excepted), the Continent of Europe, toreign countries (the United States of America excepted), India and Dependencies. The I company will acquire the goodwill attaching to such patents, and the business connected therewith, and they will work and develop the I said business in connection with the several patents and patent rights and otherwise. Since the completion of the prospectus a large order has been given by the Haminer- smith vestry for the lighting of a portion of their districts with these lamps. The lamp has also been specified by the Shoreditch vestry for a like purpose. A large number has been ordered for the lighting of the streets of Durban (Natal). The list will open on Monday, the 27th inst., at 10 a.m., and close for London at or before 4 p.m. on Tuesday, the 28tli inst., and for the country and elsewhere at noon on Wednesday, the 29th inst. Great Boulder Junction Reefs —In refer- ence to this company, which is now being advertised, the A ustralian Times has the following important information :—" The leases owned by the Great Boulder Junction Reefs and the Boulder Consols Gold Mines —about to be amalgamated into one com- pany-are regarded in the Coolgardie fields as being amongst the most promising in the Hannan's district. Very large lode forma- tions have been struck, and there is I every indication, according to the opinion of several of the most experienced and reliable experts in the colony, of the presence of the goldbearing parallel reefs that run with the I true course of the Great Boulder lode. As an abundant supply of water is available, j and there are no exceptional difficulties to economical mining operations, there can be I little doubt but that the company will j quickly reach the level of prosperity attained quickly reach the level of prosperity attained by the celebrated Great Boulder Company." 3289
RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON Friday Evening.-riis following were the rates of exchange on London to-aay :— Paris—Cheques 25-15 St. Petersburg Smths..94-05 Berlin— 8 days' sigbt ..20.37 Madrid—sight 29.78 Do 3 mouths .20.33 I Do. 3 mouths C0.00 Hamburg—3 months ..20.324 Constantinople.^ mthB.109.25 Frankfort—Shor 20.37 Koine—3 months OT.OO Vienna-Sigbt-I .119.75 Do. sight 26,'14 Amsterdam—Short 12.09 Lisbon .41 3.16 Antwerp—SbortZ5.15 to 25.18 BUSINESS DONE-ISHITISH STOCKS OPN(I 12.10 L10 CLO At Uon. Goachen'* 2J p c Money lli £ Do. do. Account. 113* 113A Do. ZJ per Cent. ilo. 108; U>cal £ tock li4il „ Bank of England Stock „ 3424 „ India34 per Cent. 12O4 Do. 3 do. 114| Metroplitan Con. 3 p Coo 126 „ Do. do 3pc.. II84 (ndia Hupee Paper 3i pc.. 641 64i 64J [us.Canadian4 p c Jan.,Jly. 112 Ins. C Qood Hope4 p c, 1883 122 Ins. N. Zealand Consolidtd 117 „ Ins. New Sth. \Valen 4 p e.. 122 „ Ins. Victoria 4 p c, 1882-3-4. 112 „ (ns. South Australian 4 p c 116 Ins. Queensland 4 p c I 116 BttlTlSH UA1MVAYS Brighton Kali way Ord.196 "Z, Do. do. Deferrad 185 1811 1834 155 Caledonian Consolidated 161 Do Preferred Con. Ord. 101 1011 Do. Deferred Coii. Ord 6?4 624; 624 62i 62* Cnatfirtm aijit Dower Ord 18ji 1B1 let Do. Pieference j.1374 1374 1374 East London 7 QIasgow and South Westn 142 Qreat Eastern Ordinary 1044 1041 1041 Gt. Nthn. Prefd. Con. Ordy 126 Do. Defrd. do. 55j 554 551 Do. A'9 55 Great Western 1854 1854 1854 1854 Hull and Bar ml ay 40* 404 Lancashire and Yorkshire !524 London and North-Weatrn 206j 207 2074 London and South-Westrn 213 „ Lon.A Sth. Weatrn. Defrd. 7di 774' Man. Shef. and A Lin. Ord. 58 Do. Preferred „ 93 Do. Deferred 264 264 264 Metropolitan Consolidated 1154 Do. Land Stock 94 Do. District Ordinary 271 Do. Preferred 1C4 Midland Ordinary 170? 1714 171| North British Ord. Pref. S?j 934 — 93i Do. Ordinary Deferred 5CJ 50j 50j *504 North-Eastern Ordinary 1832 I 183ii North Staffordshire .„ 134 Soutb-E&stem Ordinary 150 Do. Deferred 1024 „ 102 Tafl Vale Aet, 1889 94 ITurness 684 „ AMERICAN RAILWAYS < A tchison 121 Do Preference 181 181 171 Jentral Pacific 143 I I 14g 141 14. Chicago, Milwaakie 724 ..1 24 724 73i r)eiiver Ordinary 121 12a: 12i Do Preferred 454 Krie Shares 144 •• llliuoisCentral 94 Lake Shore 145 Lake Shore 145 Louis and Nlfshville 474 47g! 471 471 474 Missouri, KaiiHas, A Texas 11 10J 11 10} Slew York Central 95 New York Ontario 13J )34' 131 N. Y. Penn. Oliio 1st Mort. 25 Norfolk Preference llj llfl •North Pacific Preference 14 13|' 13J Pennsylvania Ordinary 524 52g « Philadelphia and Heading 5» „ Do. First Income Bonds. 30J 294 Union Pacific .6s 6| 61 Wabash Preference 151 14} Do. General Mortgage 25i 23J 23 OTHBli UAH.WAYS Canadian Pad He ..6T1 60J Qrand Trunk Ordinary — 4j} „ Do. Guaranteed 41 414 41f Do. First Preference 32 j 324 32 Do. Second Preference „ 19 19. 19 Do. Third Preference 10! „ Mexican Ordinary 151 Do. First. Preference.. 67 Do. Second Preference.. 29 Lombards Ordinary 91 Wexica.iCntl.4 pc. Bonds; 63 Do do First Income 18 „ .» „ Buenos Ayres Qt. Southern! 135 Buenos Ayres and Bosario 70 Central Argentine SO f „ lTORKIGN STOCKS Chilian, 1886 ~90 I I Do 1892 97 Boenos Ayres 1882 44 Do 1883 44 Bulgarian 6 p. c. 1888 99 Argentine 18U6 82 Do Funding 34 841 84 Do 44 per cent Sterling 56 Do Treasury 60 Argentine Cedulas A 35 „ M Do Ceilulas B 32) 32 Kuenos Ayres Cedulas 1 B Do371 I Braziliall. 1889 72 Chinese Silver Loan 1194 — Do. Gold do 107 „ Egyptian (JulQeils 1041 Do New 3A per Cent. 1021 « 1)0 State Domain 1(54 — « Do Daira New 1034 ». ifrencli 3 "per Cent. IteiWr s lOl Do 34 per Out, Rentes 105 „ iIniigaiimi4perOi.i MoltllKg) German 3 p.c. 1891-92-93 991 Italian 5 ver Cent. 67 ff'i: 87 874 Mexican o per Cent. 941 .I ..I Peru. Covii. Ordinary 21 2i Do Preference 74 1. Portuguese per Cent. 1869 26j — Greek, 1881 31 304 Do 1884 31 3CA Russian4p. Cb. Conversion 104 1033 Spanish I per Cent. 64 u 634 Turkish, 1894 96 Do Ottoman Defence 1024 Do 1st Group. 66 Do 2nd Grollp M Do Sid Group 204 20g Do 4thGioup.. 204 20 iHtoman Bank Shares 121 124 Uruguay,34 per Cent 504 51 Honduras 51 Paraguay — 17 — Transvaa Loan 5 per Cent j 110 SOUTH AFRICAN MINES Afrikandar Ij 1| Bantjes 32 3J Barnato Bank & 24 Barnato Consolidated 2 Hi Bechuanaland Ex. IliS British South Africa 3rfe Buffelsdoorn 2:1 2(4 City and Snburlmii New 41 n Con. Gold Fields, Del 128 121 Crownreef 114 De Beers Diamond* .30. 30. 30 Durban-Roodepoort 7. 7 7A 74 71 Perreiras 21 Gold Fields DMP III 114 Gordon Diamond* — 11 Henderson Trust, Est. ? £ 21 Henry Nourse 6i1 Johannesburg coos. Invest 3t Jubilee 9 Jumpers 6} Klerksdorp 14/6 l^iiglaagte Estate 5g „ Do. block B. ljg Nioddeyfontela. 61 61 Mozambique I ii New J a.lI:erlifonteill_n. 114 Nistel 3* Ocoana Land 11. Pioneer 94 Priinrose, 5,\ Princess 24 Rand Mines 304 PAndfoittein 2.. Uand-RUodesia Reitfontein -3i Rhodesia Limited .« 1 a Salisbury L sheba t2 2ife SimmerandJaek 20 194 iouthAfricahKMlomHonc 114 South African Gold Tmst 8 74 Wemirters 91 Wolhuter bj INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Peninsular A Oriental Prf. 54* Do. Defetred 21'4 C(inardSteai<isliis, £ 2Cpaii) 8 Auglo.American Tel Pref.. e5 Do. do. Ordinary. 5; Direct United States Cable 10 Arthur Guinness Ordinary. 670 665 650 Allsopps Ordinary 178 1794 179 Coats Ordinary 64 Pears'Soap Ordinary It Consetllron. 214 u Ebbw Vale St. ATn Co 5 Deccan Land S5 Shares.. 31 Suez Canals 1364 Eastmans h 34 Salt Union Ordinary 3 Nitrate Railway. 74 Dublin Diat;)lera 24 r. AUSTRALIAN MINEti Abbott's "A „ Associated Gold Mine .5 Bayley's Reward. 5/9 5/6 Big Blow 4/6 Black Flag I-4 Broken Hill Prop 2* Great Boulder 71 74 ,I Great Fingall Reefs 3 „ Hampton Plains „ 4H „ Hannan's Brownhill 44 5 Hannan's Napier. j „ Lady Loch. 21 j i ady Slienton 24 Lake View.. 91 11 Londonderry. 4/9 Lon.&WestAustrpliaKxpr. 1,% Mainland Consols 3i 'Wealth of Nations 1 H WestAustralianGold Fields? 94 9g Westralis. I T,A"mli&Expl.& Finance 3ti 3; Wentworth 1 MISCELLANEOUS. .Burma Ruby j 7. I] IT* Hauraki 18/5 „ Cape Copper Mines 24 Mason and Barry 31 Mysore Gold 74 Mysore Gold fields 24/ >lon tanas ft .j' Ooregum Ordinary. 3| Rio Tinto Copper. 23$. 23| Tliarsis Copper 5}
LONDON MINING MARKET.
LONDON MINING MARKET. YESTERDAY'S CLOSING PRICES. [EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH 00.'8 TBLEGRAM.] BRITISH MINES. Cam Brea 2/0 3/OITincroft 2/0 3/0? Dolcoath Id/6 19/6 West Kitty 2*4 2%* East Pool 2' « 2 u Wheat Agar 4/0 5/0- Killifreth 5/0 6/0 Do. GrenviUe 6% 6%J SOUTH AFRICAN MINES. Afrikander Gold, lft UAiLanglaagteRoyal lf§ 2^- Aurora l'/« l%|Lisoon-Berlyn 6/3 f>/9f Bantjes (New) 3% 37/B;Luipaards Vlai.. 2,% Z,\ Barrett 13/6 1M/U Lydenburg Min'g 7V« 7% Buffelsdoorn 23/g 2% May Consolid'ted 2% 3 Champ D'Or 2 2Vi MeyerACharlton 5% ;>%• Chimes IVa 1% ModderteinNew 6' j 6% City & Sub.(New) 4% 4% Monast'y Di'mnd C tn. Blllfonteill..32/0 35/0 New Bulfontein 12 Con. Deep Levels 5 51/4 New Primrose 5% 5% Croesus, (New) 1T?8 Nigel 3 3' Crown Reef —11 llv. Do. Deep lfi 1|J De Beers 29% 30V. Nouv.se Deep. 51/ 6 Durb'n-Roodep't. 6'/g 7% Orion New. 1% 1% East Rand 7ft 7ft Pioneer 9 10 Ferreir,L 21^ Princess 2i-8 2H Geldenhuis 3% 3yf Randfontein 2% 234 Do. Deep 5 5''« Rand Mines.30 N4 Do. M'tlll Reef.. 1Itietfontein New 3% 3% Glencairn 3',4 3^ Robinson ( £ 5 Sh) 9l/s 9''„ George Goch. 2ft 2ft Roodepoort Deep 2'» 2% Ginsberg (New).. 1% 2 Salisbury New.. 3'/g 4SK Golden Arrow ..15/0 16/0 Sheba 2 2% Gold Fields Deep. 10% 11! = Simmer & Jack.. 19 20 Guy Fawkes %Spes Bona New.. 1% 1% Heidelberg 3/0 4/OSpitzkop 1V« 1% Henry Nourse 6V4 6V? Stanhope 1ft 1ft Heriot (New) 9% 9 < .Sutherland Reef 0/6 1/0 Jagersfontein 11 11' Unitedl-anglaagte Jubilee 8%, H1 New lVg Jumpers 6% 6%jUnH'-d Roodp'rte 5% 5% Kimb.-Roodept.. 2 2' Van Ryn New 41 4% Kl'nfo'te'n(CntL) 3% 3% Do. West.. 2% 2\ Knight 6'« b% Village Mainreef 6ft 6ft Koffyfontein Wemmer 9% 9 -« Langlaagte 5V« 5 V, West Rand Mines 2% 2% Do. Block B. l»/» 1% Wolhuter 6% 6'/g LAND AND EXPLORATION COMPANIES AdlerConscldted 1ft IN Mash'ia'dAgency 2 2% African Explratnl?1^ 1MatabeleGldRfs 3% 4 Balki5 Eersteling 2J) 2/6 Mozambique. 134, Do. Land 5/3 6/3 Do. Pardy's 1 11", Becliuanal'nd Ex l3/8 l lA Montrose Explo.. l"/g Barnato Bank 2 2 V. Oceana Land 1ft 1 -ft Barnato Consols. 2% 3 Potchefstroom ft ft BuluwayoSynd.. I1/* Irs Rand Explorat'n 1 l1/* Char. B.S. Africa 3 3l/8 Do. Rhodesia.. 1 Char. Gold Fields Rhodesia Lim. 1I. Con.Gol'fiel's Defl2a/S 12-t Do. Conces Eastleigh ti 1.). Do. Explor SVi t'í4 Exploration Co.. 3 3V« Rhodesi'n Claims — G'la Tr'st&Invest 734 7% Steyn Estate 1% 1% Graskop 4/i) 5/5 Tati Concessions 1 f4 1 ti Gwelo Explorat'n 1/0 1/6 Transvaal Devlp. 1 Henderson Est.. 2:i. Transvaal Gold Johannesburg & Exploration. 8 Cons. Invest. 3f4 3^ j Ti-ansvaal Land Joliannesb'rgWat 2ft 2ft (fully paid) Klerksdorp .14/0 15/0 United Rhodesia London andParis l'/n l'/j VVilloughby Cons 1 1ft Lydenburg Ests.. 1H 1 fg Zambesi Explo.. 2% 2% AUSTRALIAN AND ffsDIAN MINES. Aladdin Lamn 1% 1.IMainlal\l1Consols 211. 3 Asso. Gold W.A. 2tS 3[^jMaw.son's R'w'd 1 Bayley's Reward 5/0 6/0 Menzies Reef.. lis 1ft BendigoG'ldFlds 8/0 S/ 'Menzies Mining ll4 iy4 Big Blow 4/0 5/01 Mount Morgan.. 3ft 3ft BrokenHillProp. 2ft 2ft Marchis'n Diam'd 0/6 l/o Champion Reef.. 7ft r ft Mysore 7ft 7ft Day Dawn 14/0 15/0 „ Goldtields.. 23/6 24/6 11 P.C. 3/9 4/3 Reef 8/6 9/6 Golconda 14/U 1610 West 7/t Gold Estates of Wynaad Australia 2l/s 2'% Nundydroog 3ft 3ft Great Boulder.. 7 7% AUK. Mines Ag'cy 1 11/4 Half Mile Reef.. U/4 11 Ooregum 3h 31. Hampton Plains 4',t 5 „ Pref 3 t 4 Hannans Brown Wentworth '/» 1 Hill 4y, 5% W.A. Gold Field? 9"h 9% Hannan's I'orest u 1 Do. Concession, lhs its Hit or Miss 2ft 2ft Do. Exploratif 1ft 1ft Iron King 1ft lf4 Do. Finance 3f^ 3f| Kalgnrii 2y8 Do. Share Cor .l V lx/apm Lady Loch 3r'« White F. Rew» t 1% 2% Londonderry 4/6 5/0 MISCELLANEOUS Burmah Huby U l§ New Chum j. 8/0 9/0 Cape Copper 2% 2 Rio Tinto —23f4 23fi Copiapo 2'-« 2% .Strait,sDe7elop't ■>/<! Hauraki 19/0 20/1 Waihi Gold 6% 6% Lake View 10% 1H« Do. Silverton 2V* 2% Mason & Kirry 3
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OAlLY STOCK AND SBAUK LIST SUPPMKD 1\1 MJGSSRS rHAOKERÅY A 00. Stock iiid.'shAre Brokers, Cardiff RAH.WAYS Paid P¡,. Stock Barry Undivided .100 .,Pqq 30' „ Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Ord. 100 ..133 135 „ Do. Deferred Ordinary. 100 ..166 167 „ Great Western 100 184% 8514 London and North Western.10C ,206Va 20/14 „ Midland..100 ..171',» >72% 10 Port Talbot By. and Docks.. 8.. 7 '< 8xd 10 Rhondfc*. linj'Nos.1/36,600.. lo 6% 7 10 Do. New 10.. 6% 7 Stock Rhymney liW ..275 i80 Do. las £ 40 pm. £ 20, pd 50 ..130 135 ad p „ l'atf Vale Divided stock 100 H 9 9471 PIIUKKKKNTIAI. ecock Barry Ry. 5 p.c. 1st Pref. 100 IFPD 185 „ Do. Consolidated 4 p.c.100 150 152 „ Brecon A Aler. 1st Pref. 1B61.100 80 83 „ Do. 2nd Pref. 1862.100 53 5S Cambrian, No. 1,4p.c.100 30 82 Do No. 2 4 p.c.IOU 41 43 Great Western n p.c.100 ..196 198 10 Pembrk & Tenby 5 p.c 10 10 12 10 Rhon .ft: S Bay 5 "1(30,000 10 141/4 140/. 10 Do New 10 141/4 14% Stock, Rhymney 4 p.c. Consold ..100 151 152 „ Ta(f Vale-1 u.c Cons/»lil..100 .150 152 GUARANTEED OR LBASKD. 50 Aberdare 10p.c. 50 ..170 180 -itock Great WesLerip, 5 p. c. gut%r..100 ..196 198 „ Pen rlh 5% p.c. 10! 1 175 185 10 Vale of Glamorgan 10 13% 141/txd RAILWAY ANI) OTHER Stock Alex. Dock t By. 4 p.c..ICO _128 130 „ Barry Ry. 3 p.c .100 ..116 1171d Brecon AMerthyr A 4 p.c.100 ..136 38 „ Do Bit P.C. -100 ..112 113 Bute Dock 3 p. c .100 ..111 lljxd Cambrian A 4 p. c.100 ..146 14d Do. B 4 p.c. 100 ..337 139 Do. C 4 p.c. 100 E3 135 Do. D 4 p. c. non cum 100 ..115 117 Great Welterii 4 tio, 100 ..162 164xd Midland 6 per ,A2i 12 xd „ Mid-Wales A 4% per eat, _100 ..148 i51xd „ NeathABreconJat .100 ..128 -Scxd do Al.100 ..110 112 do. 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B 7 p.c 10 „ 13 14 WATICR WORKS 25 Brintol 25 C5 t6 20 Do. 20 44 4% 10 Pontypridd I(I per et Orll.0 24% 25 10 1)0' 7 p.c- dr. 10 16% 16% BREWERIES. 10 Arnold Perrett Ordinary. 10 7% 8% 10 do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 11% 12 10 Bristol (GeorgeV) Ordinary.. 10 43 43% 10 do. 6 p.c. Pref.. 10 173,4 igy 10 Hancock 6 p.c. Prefd. Ordy. 10 15% 16 10 do. Deferred Ordinary. 10 20% 2 10 do. 6 p.c. Preference 10 16% 16% Stock do. 4 p.c. Deben. StocklCO ..120 122 10 Rhondda Valley 5 p.c. Pref. 5 6 6% Stock do. 41f4 Deb. Stock 50 61 62 AND IKON 10 Albion Steam Colliery 1') 12 100 Do. 5 p.c. DeK, red.100 ..104 105xd 10 Cambrian Col 6 p c cum Pf.. 10 11% 111. 100 Do. 4Va p.c Deb I DJ ..102 104xd III D. JhvJ ,CI SQII I': 11 1% 10 Do. 6p.ccumredPfShs 2 3% 3% 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., red.100 ..1Qc¡ 106xd 10J Do. a p.c. B Db. (1 06) 30 341h 35% f-Z Ifibbvv Vale .Steel, Irou.i&Coal /io 4. 5V4 5 Great. Western Ord. B 5 3% 3 4 5 Do. Pref. A 5 t'o/a B%xd 5 h,lf>rIIlÜion1l.ICnld 5 11,02 ? 00 Lockets Colliery 5 I).C. Ðbs. 100 1)9 101xd .100 Miller A Cory 6 p. c. Del>s.lOo ..100 1 xd 62% 96 98 10 Newport-Abercarn 10" 2% 3% 10 Do. Participating 10.. 7 8 5 North's Navigation (Colliery 5 1% 1% 5 Do lOp.c. Cum Pref 5 5% 57/» lOO Do. 6p.«. Deb, 100 ..102 104xd 10 Penrikyher Colliery 10.. 5 5'/4 10 Do. or to 71,i it. Pref. 10 8y« 8% 00 Powell Du'fryn 6 p.c. Deb ..100 ..108 1 Oxd 5 Uliymney Iron 228 M-xft 5 Do New £ 2 10s creditedl^ 8«6d 9s 6d xd 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debs.100 b7 99xd' 17 .South Wales Colliery A 17 10% *1% 3 Do. 10 per cent. B 3 4 4% ■, 3 Do. Naw B 2 ■ 11 Tredegar Iron a -,I Coal A.. 7% 2% 2%xd Stock Dc R 100 35 'Sxd, MISCKI.LANKOt S. r (Stock Alex. Dk. ft Uy. T% A Pref.100 ..126 J28 „ Ditto i4% H Pref. 103 ..102 104 v 10 Barry Graving Dock 10 21 21% 1 Ben Evans and Co. Ord 1 1 (Subject to Founders' Sbans. S" 1 Bland A Co 1.. 10 Bl. and So. Wales Waggon 3 6 6% 10 Hute l?!"v Dock 10 13% 13 Stock Bote Dk. Preferred Ordinary issued at 10 p.c. prem paid 40 56 57 Cardili Cor (oration 3%i>. c.t .'J ..121 '24 10 Cardiff lee' 10, -11% 12Vi 10 CardiffeMWing Co Ordinary kG I 1% 10 Do. Di. 6 p.c. Preference 10.. 2% 3% Cdifl eft Pen'rth Tramways 5 3 'i1/* 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 38 40 25 <"ardiff Workmen Cottage. 2" ..37 38 5 Empire, Cardig 5.. 6% 6% 20 Hill's Dry Dock 1. 10 10% 10 Milford Dock I kl a 10 Mordey Carney, 9 13 13% 10 Do. do. 10 14% 14ti ::100 Do. 41" p.c. Deb. (B 1909, at 105).100 ..105 107xd 50 Mountstuari Dry Dock-A 40 70 72xd 60 Do. Do, B ko 35 37xd Newpt. Water £ 1 Annuities 27% ^%xd 10 Pa nan ft Evans Ord 7% 1 10 Do. Pref. 6 p.c. onin iO (- 10 50 Penarth Shipbuilding SO 38 10 10 Provincial Tramways ,10 8% 8% 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference K) 13% )4%xd 10 Royal Hotel 6% Pref. 10 5 10 SpillorsA Bakers Ordinary 121/4 >2% 10 1), Prf 10.. 14% 14- 10 Spillers Nephews Biscuit Co 9 10% 11 Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. Stk.100 ..114 115xd 100 Western Mail4%p.c.Db 1920100 ..105 107xd 10 Do. 5p.c. Pref. 10 10% 10%xd Bank Rate re i ieed from 2% to 2 p.c., 22nd Feb.. 1\:I4.
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COMMERCIAL SALES. JJIRD AND SON, LIMITED, CARDIFF. JDETROLEUM JMPORTERS •EOYAL DAYLIGHT AND WHITE ROSE BRANDS. LUBRICATING AND BURNING OTLS. OFFICES EAST MOORS, CARDIFF. STORES :-IMPERIAL WHARF, PENARTH HARBOUR. 1252 i gCHWEPPE'S SODA WATER. I ks CI-IWEPPE'S jpOTASS WATER. ks CHWEPPE'S L EMONADE. To be obtained of Messrs FULTON, DUNLOP, and CO., THOMAS FORD and CO., And of all leading Wine Merchants, Chemists, and Grocers Swansea. 2723 IHE GRIENDTSVEEN MOSS LITTER X COMPANY, LIMITED. GUSTAV F. C. SCHMIDT. 14, CUSTOM HOUSE-STREET, CARDIFF. Largest Manufacturers of Moss Litter in the World. Quality unequalled. Present price i ex stores, Roatta Dock, and {/ Victoria Wharf. Nat. Telephone: 657. per ton. 1322 The City Offices of the South Wales Daily New are at 26, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street (Mr W. R Skinner), where Company Prospectuses and Financivl News can be received up to five o'clock each afternoon for Publication in Next Day's Issue.
SOUTH WALES FINANCE
SOUTH WALES FINANCE (Account day, July 30th.) FRIDAY, July 24th, 1896. Prominent local railway lines have sup- plied the feature of the market: again to. day. The greatest interest has, perhaps, centred around Rhymney and Taff Ordinary. After a good deal of beating about and bargaining in the morning, a fairly active run of business set in. The opening deal in Rhymney was brought off at 279-one point higher than the figure we gavo yesterday, at which business was done, although not marked in the list. Further business resulted at fi78, but the price soon went up again to 878%. The last business reported was at that figure, and the market closed firm. The tone of the market may be taken as 278 buyers, 280 sellers. Despite the fact that the Taff dividend did not come out so well -as many people had expected, the Ordinary Stock was in great favour at advanced prices. Business opened at 94h, and advauced to 64 ys and 94%, closing strong at the latter figure. The quotation is accordingly marked up to 94. Although the fact is not recorded, we are informed that Barry Undivided Stock was dealt in this morning at the record price of 300, and the quotation has moved up 1, to 300%. The Deferred has also been marked up 1, to 166%. The expected 10 per cent. dividend was declared this morn- ing, and after adding £2,000 to the reserve fund there remains no less a sum than 28,000 to carry forward to the next account. The strong demand which has- set in for the stock of late is due no doubt to the fact that if dividends of 10 per cent. can be earned and paid when no less than £ 400,000 capital has not yet come into working operation, being sunk in uncompleted works, investors have confidence that the position of the company will be much stronger than ever in the future. It has been calculated that yesterday's victory over the Taff on the mileage question will mean a gain to Barry of something like £ 4,000 per annum. Investors are looking forward to the new issue of 220,000 4 per Cent. Pre- ference Stock and £ 160,000 Debenture Stock, and discussing the probable amount of premium that will be fixed. Rhondda Valley Brewery Preferences were dealt in at 23s 6(1—an advanced price-and we believe that D. Davis and Sons' Preferences were also dealt in as high as 24s 6d. No business was reported in the Mining Market. The following changes in value are noted In the official list of the Cardiff Stock Exchange .Bi.ie-Barry Undivided Ordinary Stock 1, to 300% do. Deferred 1, to 166% Port Talbots 1\. to 7% Taff Ordinary to 94. Messrs Thackeray and Co. note the following changes in value Rise — Barry Undivided Ordinary Stock 1. to 300% do. Deferred 1%, to 166% Bristol 5 per Cent. Gas Stock to 131% Rhondda Valley Brewery 5 per Cent. Preferences Y8, to 6 > D. Davis and Sons' 6 per Cent. Curn. Preferences A, to 3^4 Bute Dry Docks to 13%. Fall-Taff to 94 Neath and Brecon A 2 Debenture Stock 1%, to 37% Bute Dock Preferred Ordinary Y4, to 56%. There are buyers of Port Talbots; Two Reel Lock Stitch Sewing Machines Shares Rhondda Debenture Stock Spillers' and Bakers' Ordinary Barry Deferred Ordi- nary Rhondda Valley Brewery Preferences D. Davis and Sons' Preferences Spillers' Nephews Alexandra B Preference Stock Searle and Herring's Shares. There are sellers of Spillers' Ordinary Bristol and South Wales Waggons Bute Preferred Stranaghan and Stephens' Ordi- nary and Preferences Carmarthen Brewery Ordinary and Preferences Cambrian Rail- way C Debentures Rhymney 5 per Cent. Preference Stock and Ordinary Taff Ordinary Cardiff Gas D Stock Rhondda Valley Brewery Preferences Spillers' Nephews W. E. Vaughan 6 per Cent. Preferences Bute Dock 3 per Cent. De- benture Stock London and Provincial Banks D. Davis and Sons' B Debentures Mazawatteo Tea Ordinary and Preferences. The Taff Vale Railway Company have issued their report and statement of accounts for the half-year ending 30th June, in which the directors state I Gross Receipts 2387,604 Gross Expenditure 208,507 BaloLnee of Revenue 179,097 Sundry Credits I. I. 5,906 Total Net Revenue 185,003 Less Interest on Debentures and fixed charges 54,446 Balance available for Dividend 2130,557 The balance of the net revenue account f!naIJl'. the directors to recommend a dividend at the rate of 3per cent. per annum on the Ordinary Stock (equivalent to 8% per cent, per annum on the Old Ordinary Stock), payable (less income tax) on the 8th of August, leaving a balance of 96,996 to be carried forward to the current half-yoar. The traffic receipts show an increase of 215,920 when compared with those of the corresponding period of 1895- Tho working expenses amounted to £ 208,807, or 53'79 per cent, of the gross revenue, against 53'89 per cent. in the corresponding period. The expenditure on capital account for the past half-year amounted to £ 27,440. Details will be found in Account No. 5. The company's Bill, so far as authority was sought to construct works and acquire lands, has passed the Committee of the House of Lords, but the effort to obtain relief irom the obligations of the company in respect of the working of traffic at the Bute Dooks has been unsuccessful. The Bill seeking authority for the construction of a dock on the Penarth Flats, at Cardiff, and the attempt of the Bute Docks Company to acquire the Rhymney Railway, have not received the sanction of Parliament. The revenue account shows an increase of expenditure under almost every head except these of rates, taxes, and law charges. The Parliamentary charges, too, are very much heavier, being £3,641 against £ 2,021 in the corresponding half of 1895. There is also a sum of £ 1,000 compensation for personal inquiries whereas this item for the corresponding half-year was 978 only. The working expenses are given as 53-79 per wnt. of the receipts. Under the heading of receipts it is most satisfactory to observe that the passenger traffic has yielded a considerable increase of income, whilst the mineral and merchandise traffic shows an increase of no less than 911,000, the totals being £271,276. against £ 260,566. The shipping receipts also exhibit a note- worthy advance, being more than S600 in excess of the corresponding half of the year, whilst the Dock and Harbour receipts are f2,100 higher. These additional earnings account of course for the increased traffic expenses shown on the opposite side of the balance-sheet. The capital expenditure for the half-year amounted to £ 27.440, of which 29,096 was the cost of four new locomotive tank engines. The estimate of further ex- penditure on capital account during the current half-year is no less than 943,214, of which £16,289 is for increased siding and station accommodation. It is interesting to note that the mileage of the line now equals 231% miles of single roadway.
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SKLI/KHs ■ Rholldrla. Brewery Pref, at 20s add pm Rhymney Ordinary Stock 50 Spillers Nephew Shares, at 11 24 London & Prov Bank Shares, at 21% E200 Bute Dock 3 p.c. Deb. Stock 50 Mrizawattee Ord. at 10s 6d prem, & 20 Pref, at 17s cd prem £ 20C D. Davis & Son B Debs, at 5% £1000 Mid Wales A ';1f2 p.c. Deb, at 150V* 55 Vale of Glamorgan fiy. Shares 15 & 7 Cambrian Col. 6 p.c. Pref, at 11% 10 IJoyds Bank Shares, at 25,1,, £ 300 X-. £ 500 Buie 4 p.c. Preferred Stock £ 500 Rhondda Blew Deb, at 1% p.c. pm £ 100 Cambrian Colliery 41^ p.c Db,at 103 13 Barry Graving Dock Shs, at £ 21 3s 9d 20 Mordey Carney, S10 paid, at 14% H & 4 Rhondda 5 p.c. Pref, at 214 Ils 3d 50 Briton Kerry Chemicals—bid wanted 20 Hancocks Preferred Ord Shares I'. BUYERS. 20 & 10 Rhondda Brewery Pref Shares 23 & 7 D. Davis & Hon Pref Shs, at 25s p S500 Barry Deferred Stock, at 166% 50 Spillers Nephews Shares, at 10\ S700 Alexandra B Pref Stock 25 Searle and lltiring Shares £ 500 Barry Prefe-'redStock, at 134 50 D. I >avis & Son Ord Shares £1000 Neath and Brecon 1st Debenture 2900 Brecon B Deb. Stock, at 112. £300 d; £100 H. Davis B Deb, at 5 prem 50 "Port Talbot Ky. Shares 20 Pembroke and Tenby Pref, at 11 EEOO T. Owen & Co. Deb and 50 Prefs £ 1000 Barry 5 p.c. Preference, at 182 30 & 5 Pontypridd Water 7 p.cShs, at 16% IHACKKRAV AND CO., CARDIKK, ■STOCK nnmiRns 1059 ————————— E. T LYDDON AND CO., 122, BUTE-STRKKT. AND STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. Telegrams—" Lyddou, Cardiff." Telephones—t'.O.. 63 Nat. 103 SELLERS. 10 Spillers Ordinary Shares 30 D. Davis & Sons Pref, at 25s 10 Barry Graving Docks, at 21% 30 Port Talbot Shares. at par 10 Rhondlla Preference, at £145{. 21 Cambrian Colliery Pref., at 11% S530 Cambdan Colliery Debs, at BIOS 15 nute Dry Dock Shares, at 14 10 Mordey Carnevs, at £ 14% BO VERS 50 Port Talbots, at 7V» 100Two Reel Lockstitch Sewing Machine Sh, i-e-i. at, 5s 6d 2.5W Barry Undivided Ord, at 300 O Barry Graving Dock Shares, at 21 10 Mountstuart A Shares 20 itute Dry Dock Shares, at 13% 12 Norths Ord Shares, at 32s £ 5 X) Barry Deferred, at 15%6 £ 500 3)ai is & Sons Deb 5 Nelis Pref Shares, at jBll 10 Mordey Carueys, at P,14 1;:500 Albion Colliery Deb, at:2105 D. Davis and Sons Debenture and Preference Allot- ments negotiated F. S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1. DOCK CHAMBERS, AND, STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1083 'l'gra.IWJ: 'Fleming, Cardiff.' '["p's. Nac, 15P, P.O, 155 THOS. F. PEABSON, STOCKBROKER, 110, Bute-street (and Stock Exchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gedge, Cardiff.' Telephones—National. No. 139: P.O. No. 82. 1093 BUYERS. —Taylor and Co., Swansea, Shares Blands Devon and Somerset C Debenture Rhondda Debenture Stock SELLERS. -5 Weavers Ordinary 10 Khondda Ordinary Shares 40 Stranaghan and Stephens Ordinary 10 International Coal Shares TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO., EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF AND STOCK EXCIIANGE. 113t T'graws-"TnEDuN7:. C.\lUHFI"" Nat N<> H0, 131 SELLERS. —D. Davis S id Sons Pref Shares to Straiing'iin Ordinary Shares 50Stranaghan Pref Shares 20 Albion Colliery Shares 20 Spillers Ordinary Shares 5 Bute Di y Dock Shares BUYERS. £ 500 D. Davis and Son- Debs 10 Barry Graving Dock Shares Black Lion Brewery Ord Shares Mouritatua it Dry Dock A or B Shares J. W. COURTIS AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCIIANGIP, CARDIFF. 1146 Tolegrains-" Stocks, Cardiff." Telephones—Nat., 551 P 0.. 517 SELLERS. £25fJ Cambrian Ry. C D; b. HlCO Rhymney p.c. Pref Stock F,100 D. Davis ft Son B Debenture 50 Mazawatteo Tea Ord Shares 2b Hancock-) Deferred Ord Shares 2 Ben Evans Ordinary D. Davis and Sons Ord Shares £ 5C0 Bute Preferred Ordinary Stock 10 Spillers & Bakers Ord Shares BUYERS. -10 Spillers & Bakers Ordinary 1). Davis ft S"ns Pref Allotments £ 500 Rhymney Ry Ord. Stock E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHAKE BROKE It, 59, MOUNTSTUART-SQ. A STOCK EXCHANGE, BU'l'li DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1173 '1'g'ms, "Sharey C'diff.T'p'iies. P.O. No. 51, Nat. 236 SELLERS. —10 Bristol & South Wales Wagons Bute Preferrd Stranaghan & Stephens Ordinary & Pref Carmarthen Brewery Ordinary & Prefs. 10 Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 14 Tredegar B Stock Hancocks Deb Stock 25 Quaker. Yard Gas and Water I) Munley Carney, fully paid Swansea United Brewery Pref ct Ord BUYERS. -Riionddi Deb Stock 50 Ben Evans Ord Shares <5 Black Lion Brewery Shares CHARLES MASSY AND CO., CORY'S CORNER. BUTE DOCKS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Tgrams, "Invest." Cardiff. Tph's, Nat., 208, P.O., 75 SELLERS. 50 Rhondda Valley 5 p.c. Prefs, at 25s 10 Spillers Nephews 10 W. E. Vaughan 6 p.c. Prefs bid wtd 30 Rhondda Ord Shares 10 Cardiff Malting Shares 4C I) Davis and Sons Prefs. at 24s 6d B100 Norths Debentures £ 700 Rhymney Ordinary 35 Taylor and Co., Swansea. Shs, 10s pd 15 Spillers Ord. Shares, at 13 .BUYERS. -50 Rhondda Valley 5 p.c. Prefs 33 D. Davis and Sons Pref, at 24s pm E100 Ben Evans and Co. Debentures 200 Rhymney Iron, fully pd, at 22s 6d c d 100 Rhymney Iron New, at 9s 4 U d cum d PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113, Bute-rd., and Stock Exchange,Cardiff. TSsraius. Purse. Cardiff." 'folioiies. I'.O 80 Nat. 225 SELLERS £100 Barry Deferred Ordinary 0 Hancocks Preferred 951)0 Taff Vale Ord. Stock, at 941J. Rhonilda Brewery Pref. at 25s add prem 5 D. Davis & Sons Prefs, at 25s prem BUYERS Bute Pieferred Ord, at add prem 20 l ondon and Prov Banks, at 21V4 D. Davl.; and Sons Prefs, at 23s prem Chaffers, at 5s 6d 15 Rhondda Brewery Prefs, at 22s 6d ad p 100 Laverious Ord & Prefs, at 29 6d dis ERNEST SULLY AND CO., 118, BUTK-ST.. AND ^TOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Teleuranix "Trust.' Telephones :-P.O., 7. Nat., 187 SELLERS. £ 0 Rhynmey Ry. Scrip 5 Cardiff Ice Shares D. Davis ft Sons Prefs 5" Mazawattee Tea Ordinary 10 RJiondda Prefs Rhymney Iron Old and New Shares BUY BBS. 100 Stranaghan & Stephens Prefs. 50 Rhondda Vallev Brewery Prefs £ 1000 Barry Deferred Mazawattee Tea Ordinary and Prefs £1000 Barry 5 p.c. Preference Stock HONEL K TAYLOR & CO. 129, BUTE-STREET, and STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1222 T'grams II.Securitv Cyvdilt' rpiins P.O.. 113: Nat,21 SELLERS -£5:P Tafr Vule Ordinary Stock SoOO Cardiff Gas D Stock ^OSpilieis Ordinary 55 Stranaghn.ns Ord Shares B85 & 2250 Rhymney Ord. Stock, at 230 BUYERS. — £ 31 I :any Deferred Ord, at 1661., 50 Rhondda Ord. Shares £ 300 Taff Vale Ord Stock 20 Spillers Ordinary, at 121f. PARSONS AND KOBJEN STOCKBROKERS, 1086 CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. t, Telephone Noa) SELLERS. fjQ Pontypool Gas A 30 ) Briton Ferry Chemicals £ 50 Swansea Harbour p.c. 30 Rhondda Brewery Pref !UTredeg r A-offer wanted 100 South Wales Colliery A £ 1000 Ithon Ula Valley Brewery Debs 100 Mazawattee Ordinary, at 12s 6d prem £ 50 Newport Gas C Stock BUYERS. 100 Pontypridd Witters Pontypridd Water 7 p.c. Shares Rhondda Brewery Pref and Deb Allots A: 00 Brynmawr Gas, at 125 100 Mazawattee Ordinary, at 8s 9d prem XlOfO Alexandra A., at 127 £1(0) Swansea Harbour Stock, at 114 30 Partial! and Evans Pref., at 7 110 Mazawattee Tea Ord and Pref 10 ygio and BHiina Pref., at 96% Chartereds. 3, B,,ink:i, 21, Consols, 3 Sheba, Us Col Finance, 4 Hannans Props, 274 ('.IS let J. PlLLINUER & CU. 1.1.'1:. BISTION SAYVE, VAUGHAN AND CO. STOCK AND SHARE BKOKKHS. 41, fUGH-STUKKT, NEWPOI'T, MON. 1188 telephone 7';1' 1'l. (t pi'j"t¡:.or. 'J{"1'tH'J KT Virus — £ 500 Alexandra Dock Deb., at 127% 5(1 We-tlakes Orrtinary, at 4% £ ?.OC Brecon B Deb., at £ 112% £ 1000 Alexandl.Dock B Prefs. 50 Searle and Herrings Ord, at 5% 50 Cambrian Collieries Pref. Sbs, at 10& SELLERS. 2 Swansea Dry Dock Shares 500 Elaiuisfontefn No. 2. at Is 9d 30 lJunlops Ordinary Shares 100 Associated Southerns Ela.;O Alexandra Dock Deb. 10 Mazawattee Tea Prefs, at 20B prom 200 Rhymney Iron New, at 10s €1)00 Union Dry Dock 5 p.c. Deb., at 102 5()) Brecon & Merthyr 1st Prefs POWELL & CO., BOROUGH CHAMBERS, WHARTON-STREET, v CARDIFF. National Telephone No. 661. 1309 Telegrams, Powell, Borough Chambers, Cardiff. Business in all Mining Shares at close prices. GODFREY AND LAWS, 12, MOUN1STUART-SQUARE, CARDIFF. 'Tgrams—" Canoe." Cardiff. Fphone No. 116. Nat. 222 STEPHEN P. WILLS, SWANSEA. Stock iroker. T grams, Wills,' T.-phone, 184 BUYERS. -Rhondda Ord., Pref. & Deb. JAMES MADGE, STOCKBROKER, WIND-STREET, S'sea. Terms. Madge. S'sea. A. W. JOHNSON, SWANSEA, STOCKBROKER. Tg's :—"Ornate." S'^eaPphone219- BUVERS. -6wansea Slipways Co.'s Shares
I RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK 1896. 1895 In. De. Taff Vale. 14723 15118.390 London. Brighton,and S C 54P87.. 53397.. 1490.. South-Eaatern 48542.. 4^4.. 1988.. Brecon and Merthyr 1569.. 1549.. 20.. Cambrian 5763.. 5168.. 595 and Swansea Bay. 1364.. 941.. 423.. 4 Rhymney 51"9.. 4282.. 827.. — Barry 6747.. 73U. 567 Lancashire and Yorkshire.. 100208.. 96814.. 4394.. Metropolitan District 7645.. 7890. 245 Metropolitan 14969.. 14515.. 454.. Great Eastern 95251.. 88973.. 4278.. Midland 179176.. 17^1 8.. 4338.. s^GreatWestern4 191090.. 186230.. 'i860.. — 'London and South- Western. 83485.. 80014.. 3472.. — -London, Chatham A Dover. 34623.. 33611.. 1012. — LONDOI^INDLJORTH-WESFC>RN244499^?32960^15?9^—
SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE.
SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* SWANSEA, t NEWPORT^ ;Mor.|Evu.|Ugt Mor.jEvn.jHgt. Mor. Evn |Hgi 2O"M! 1 55 2*4027 7i 0 57 1 43,25 10 2 8 T5328 0 2!. T: 3 27 4 927 9i 2 29 3 1226 3 3 40 4 2228 2 22 w; 4 45 5 18 28 10 3 49( 4 23 27 2 4 58 5 31129 3- 23 T 5 5l! 6 2030 9 4 551 5 2528 8 6 4 6 33,31 2 24 F 6 46! 7 10 32 2 5 51 6 1430 0 6 59 7 2332 7 25 S 7 30 7 5133 1 6 33| 6 5330 9 7 43! 8 4 33 6« 26 5 8 12 8 2833 8 7 14; 7 3231 3 8 ?5', 8 4134 1 27 M 8 47i 9 2 33 9 7 501 8 6 31 3 9 01 9 15'34 2 *Roath Basin, tPrince of Wales Dk. j Alexandra Dk
CARDIFF EXCHANGE.
CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, FRIDAY. The coal market has beeu very dull again to-day. Large steams lag very heavily, but best smalls continue to rule pretty firm owing to restricted' supplies. Complaints of the lifeless character of the market are rife on all hands. Pitwood is a shade stronger, harvest operations having set in over the water. The follow- ing were the closing prices :—First class steam coal, 10 to 10 3d; best seconds, 9s 9d; seconds, 9* to 9a 6d drys, 8-i 7%d to 9s lirst .class Monmouthshire coal, 8s 3d to 8; 6d; second class, 79 9d to 8s (Cardiff ship- ment) first class small, largely used for ship's bunkers, 5s 6d to 5s 9d; seconds, 4s 9d to 5s; drys, from 4-i first classs bituminous coal, 9; 9d to 108 3d No. 3 Rhondda large, 9; 9d to 10s; through and through, 8s; small, 7s; No. 2 Rhondda large, 7s to 715 31 through and through, 63 to 6s 3i and small, 4s 3d f.o.b. Patent fuel, 9-i 9d to 10s 3d. Coke, 13.3 to 193, according to quality. Pitwood, 15s 6d to 15. 91. Thn local freight market has been fairly active, with Mediterranean and Danube rates a trifle easier. The latest operations include the fol- lowing OCTWABD BOUND 8TEAMER3. Cardiff tn:— Ri v-r Plate, 15s, clean. Piraeus, 6 6d, clean. Algiers, 7fcs (Mark Lane). Trieste, 7; clean. Messina, 6 7d, clean. Malta, 4s 9d, Algier8, 7fc. Rio Janeiro. 14s. Marseilles, 7fcil, cloan. Buenos Ayres, 15" clean. Gibraltar, 5s. Danube, 7; 6rJ (Eleni Millas), Marseilles, 7"87(RamiUios). Alexandria, 6s lO^d.
BALTIC I IMPORTS,
BALTIC I IMPORTS, LONDON, FRIDAY. FREIGHT MARKET.—There is a continued im- proved demand for tonnage from the Azoff, Danube, and Black Sea. all positions, but firmness of owners stops a considerable business. River Plate also more in demand. America steady at 2s 7d, from Northern Range to Cork for orders. Indla-notbing- doing. Ore rates quiet. FIXTURES STEAMERS. Danube to Antwerp, 9', charter terms (Eric), 4,000 tons. prompt. Azoff to L. H. A. R.. Amsterdam, or Bremen, lis 61, lis 9d Hamburg, 3d less barley, 3d extra two loading ports, 3,000 tons, 1st-15th October. GRAIN REPORT.—At tho Baltio there was a bet- ter tuns, and more inquiry for cargoes of wheat —26s paid for Sraforth Californian on passage Russians met an improved demand, and 233 was paid for steamer. Black Sea, August-September, on sample No. 50. Maiaa steady steamers of yellow Plate, July-August, 13s 7%d, rye terms, and 13s 9d for September-October shipment. Barley—near positions better; 1 4%d paid Coucorn steamer on passage.
WRECKS AND CASUALTIES.
WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. 1 A New York cablegram states that th* steamer Illiot, from Philadelphia for Halifax, was spoken on the 21st inst. off South Shoal with bu ersafire. The fire extended to the mainhold, but it is believed to be under control. A telegram from Cowes, I.W., states that on Thurs- day night the schooner tender Duchess, attached to H.M.S. Inflexible (guardship at Cowes), took the ground on Scrape Mud, and at low water listed off. The vessel has now filled with the rising tide. A Baltimore cablegram states that fire again broke out in the bunker of the steamer Manar. Steam is being injected, and she is discharging the uninjured corn from No. 2 bold into No. 1 bold. She may flood the bunker. A San Domingo telegram states that the British brig Amelia, loading at Petit Tron, Hayti, for Liver- pool, has gone ashore, and is a total loss. Crew saved. A Sunderland telegram states that the steamer Naming was safely floated on Friday with assistance from six tugs. A New York cablegram states that the steamer Connecticut has been towed into Stonington with engines disabled. A Liverpool telegram reports that a schooner, name unknown, is aground on Burbo Bank. A Leith telegram states that the steamer Borussia, which was in collision with the steamer Tantallon Castle, proceeded apparently undamaged.
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LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, FridELy.-Wind S to SSE, gale. Weather thick with misty rain. Sea rough. Barometer 29 90, falling. Passed East—Oban Bay, from Caleta Buena for Falmouth Oberon, from Iquique for Hamburg Kingdom of Saxony, from Bunbury, W.A., for London Tijuca. from Iquique for Falmouth steamers Faithful, of Liverpool Rochefort, ot Cardiff Saint Kilda, of Port Olasgow Amrum, ot Glasgow Hindo, from New York for London Tabasco, from Baltimore for Rotterdam Lizzie, of Glasgow Electra, of Liverpool Rotha.. of Newcastle Senator, of Brevig Lord Erne, from Baltimore for London. Passed West-steame;s pre- sumed Palinarus, of Liverpool St Margaret, of Glasgow Kent, of London Torquay, of Torquay Gervase. of Penzance Grangewood, of Lon- don Pioneer, of Manchester Throstlegarth, of Liverpool Melrose, of Liverpool Winstanley, of Dublin St Denis, of Liverpool ldam. from Rotterdam for New York Essequibo, from London for West Indies Paragon, of Dublin Trevelyan, of St Ives Ni'iian Stuart, of Cardiff Chanzy, of Caen, for Cardiff Breidablik, of Bergen Julia, of Danzig Oanfa., from London for Liverpool Mannheim, for North America a Fretich tug towing a ship James Cameron, of Sunderland. 1- SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Friday.—Wind WSW, fresh. Weather cloudy. Sea smooth. Passed East — steamers Missouri, of London Tourcomg, of London Plantagenet, of Liverpool Hanover, of Goole Swift, of Ipswich Rion, of Newcastle Fal, of Falmouth Wild Rose, of Cardiff. Passed Weat-stea.merilPremier: of Glasgow Montauk, of London. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Euterpe atvd Rotterdam 24th Hurwortli left Tyne for Rotterdam 23rd Romanby arvd Kramfors from Lulea 22nd Raisby arvd Bilbao from Rotterdam 23rd Rosslyn left Rot! erdam for Swansea 24th Radyr left Newport for Huelva 24th Raglan docked at Port Talbot 23rd Rothesay atvd Rotterdam 23rd 1 loath left Genoa for Cagliari 23rd Killg. Cro-is left Newport for Marseilles 23rd Dordogne left Bordeaux for Cardiff 25rd Oymmrodorion left Galatz for Gibraltar 24th Whitehall arvd Buenos Ayres from Cardiff 22nd Penarth arvd Toganrog 23rd Goldcliffe arvd Swansea 23rd Poinaron left Villa Real for Antwerp 23rd True Briton left Sunderland for Wismar 24th Saxon Briton And Stockholm 23rd Loyal Briton left Al^ier.s for Penarth 22nd Earl of Dumfries arvd Bilbao from St Nazaire 23rd Quickstep and Havre 24th Starcross arvd Genoa from Cardiff 24th Collivaud arvd Newport 24th CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. RoATH DOCK, July 2.3.-Cairlocit ss, 985. Pallas, 50. William. 50. Flora. 728. Apalachicola, deals. ROATH DOCK, July 24.- Walton ss, 688, St Malo, light. St Aubin ss, 748, Bilbao, iron ore. Flaxman ss, 1356. O B Winter, 536, Wilmington, resin. Yanariva ss, 2154, Tyne, light. Godiva ss, 887, London, general for exportation. Hazel Branch SS, 1690, Rouen, light. Eagle Crag ss, 1347, Tileahtlitno, wheat. Glanhafren ss, 1451. Gniseppe Pignone, 613, Bristol, ballast. BUTE WEST DOCK, July 3.-J()hn Walters, 138, F^rrol, pitwood. Captain McClure ss, 304. Dublin, general. Octavia, 73, Watcrford, ballast. Elizabeth Cowman, 114, Waterford, ballast. Orpheus H*, 102, Liverpool, general and flour. Carlingford Lough ss, 59, Pont l'Abbbe, potatoes. Ariel, 41. BUTE WEST DOCK, July 24.-Lan,iot-e S", 231. Lark ss, 43. Flying Buzzard S", 26, Roads, light. Blanche 5S, 97, Treguier, potatoes. PKNARTU DOCK, July 23.-La(iy lveegh ss, 1471, Ant werp, light, liite Jacket ss, 1406, Rotterdam, light. Orellana 3s, 860, Penarth slipway, ballast. Hying herpentss, 30, Roads, light. Earl of Bute ss, 25, Roads, light. Fast.net ss. 2, Roads, light. Lady Salisbury ss, 4. Roads, light. Harriet, 62, Bridgwater, light. Glanystwyth ss, 1167, Rotterdam, moss litter. PENARTH DOCK, July 24.-Wellpark ss, 526, light. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, July 23.—Isle of Caldy ss, James, Barcelona. Octa ss, Tune, Galatz and Ibrail. Longueil ss, Jenkins, St Nazaire. ROATH DOCK, July 24.—Ardnamult SR. Sea. Moliere S, Crosby, St Malo. Gogo SS, Ceaton, Huelva. Min. (lin, Lttillei), Majungu. Madagascar. Cresswell ,5's, Plurel, Cronstadt. Maia (lata Roseland) Waller, Stockholm. Aeo ss, Van Eyren, St Vincent, C V. Ouse ss. Pearn, Dieppe. BUTE WEST DOCK, June 23.—Brothers, Markey, Bristol. Isea ss, Jones, Newport. Maggie Barr ss, Macauley, Limerick. BUTE WEST DOCK, June 21.-Kate and Annie ss, Stamp, Wateiford. Feadon ss, Cock, Portreath. Emily ss, Owens, St Brieux. Marlborough, Pederson, St Catherines. Orpheus ss. Liverpool. PENARTH DOCK, July 23. Embiricos ss, Braila. Trewellard ss, Marseilles. Rotha ss, Liverpool. Ele. more ss. Bianca Casanova, Genoa. Flying Serpent ss. Roads. Earl of Bute ss. Roads. May ss. Roads. Lady Salisbury ss, Roads. Fastnet ss, Roads. Star I' of the West, Bridgwater. Superb, Bristol. Marion as, Bristol. Harriet, Bridgwater. Copious, Bridgwater PENAKTH DOCK, July 24.— Skeffington ss. Madge Ballantyness.
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ENTERED OUTWARDS-July 24. St Malo, Ely Rise ss, B, 735. Davies, Hurley. Matthews La Rochelle, Ingoldsby ss. B, 739. Smith, Lee. Finch Malta, Amie ss, B, 1161, Harrison, Moore & Moore Port Said, Faringford ss, B, 1993, Worms >■< Co Port Said, Gladys Royle ss, B, 2092, Lambert Bros Palermo, Redruth ss, B, 1503, Braddon. J Cory <& oons Honfleur, Stokesley ss, B, 590; Ninnes, J T Duncan Dieppe, Walton ss, B, 688, Butter, J T Duncan <& Co Cadiz or Troeadero, Gwladys, B, 127, Evan Jones & Co Quebec, Lyell as, B, 155', Davidson, W R White Cape de Verds, Hazel Branch ss, B, 1690, Geo Hallett Boucau, La Rochelle ss, F, 756, Dumonte, A Capelle Venice, Deak ss, Nwy, 1383, Lenaz, J H Wilson Cape:de Verds, White Jacket ss, B, 1405, Geo Hallett I. Mediterranean Ports, Murillo as, B, 1556, J Bovey & Co) Dt-merara, Berbice, &c, Godiva ss, B, 887. J T Duncan; Tonnay Charente, Vindomora ss, B, 627, E R Care Carlshamn, Isle of Cyprus ss, B, 67C, A P Filleul & Co Sables d'Olonne, Glendower ss, B, 728, Lewis, Hurley, Matthews;& Co Teneriffe, Preston as, B. 1327, R Ropner & Co La Rochelle, Aunis as, F,^550, Pearn, LtGueret Bordeaux, Garonne as, B, 641, Smith, W R Corfield -St Paul de Loando, Yanariva so, B, 2154, Weston, Harrison, Moore & Moore San Francisco, Flintshire, B, l226, Jones, E C Downing Gibraltar, Renwickss, B, 402, Fisher, Renwick & Co Las Palmas, Beresford ss, B, 1382, Thomas, Hoggarth & Woodruff CLEARED—July 24. La Rochelle, Ingoldsby ss, B, 1650 coal St Malo, Ely Rise ss, B, 1500 coal Malta, Amie ss, B, 2500 coal Port Said, Faringford ss, B, 4200 coal Port Said, Gladys Royle ss, B, 4300 coal Monte Video, Cyrene as. B, 2900 coal Sables d'Olonne, Glendower ss, B, 1500 coal Palermo, Redruth SR, B, 3000 coal rionfleur, Stokesley ss, B, 1300 coal Dieppe, Walton ss, B, 1300 coal Buenos Ayres, Aldborough ss, B, 300 coal Figueira da Fez. Isabel, B. 263 coal Boucau, La Rochelle SS, F, 1800 coal Venice, Deak as, Nwy, lOGO coal Bahia, Salem, Nwy, 650 coal St John's, N F, Annie Lloyd, B, 263 coal Galatz or Ibrail, Trevarrack SS, B, 2600 coal Las Palmas or Teneriffe, Lobelia 51! B, 3600 coal Demerara, Berbice, &c, Godiva ss, B, 250 coal, 100 lime Tonnay Charante, Vindomora ss, B, 1300 coal .Carlshamn, Isle of Cyprus ss, B, 1200 coal Teneriffe, Preston ss, B, 2600 coal Bordeaux, Larpool ss, B, 1200 coal, 200 fuel La Rochelle, Aunis ss, F, 1250 coal Kingston, Jamaica, Concordia, Nwy, 1000 coal Bordeaux, Garonne ss, B, 1400 coal Vera Cruz, Knutsford ss, B. 600 coal, 1700 fuel, 300 iron "San Francisco, Flintshire, B, 1800 coal Gibraltar, Renwick ss, B, 850 coal Las Palmas, Beresford ss, B. 2800 coal IMPORTS-July 24. Apalachicola, Flora, deals, Watson & Co Bilbao, St Aubin ss, iron ore, Dowlais Co Wilmington, 0 B Winter, resin, Cardiff Colliery Sup- ply Co Talcaliuano, Eagle Crag, wheat, Spillers & Bakers Ferrol, John Walters, pitwood, Manzanos <& Co Dublin, Captain McClure as, general Liverpool, Orpheus ss, general and flour, R Gilchrist Pont l'Abbe, CarlingfordjLoughss, potatoes, R England Treguier, Blanche ss, potatoes, R England Pont l'Abbe, Emily ss, potatoes, E England and G; Shapland BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, July 24.—Bedford ss, Sharpness. Murillo; ss. Transvaal ss, Las Palmas. Prasto ss, Dublin. RukiD ss. Stokesley ss. Narwhal so. SAILINGS, July 24-Mashona ss, Newport. Crosshill ss, the Fleet. Amie ss, Malta. Bromsgrove ss, Southampton. A J Balfour ss, Port Said. Newstead ss, Genoa. John O Scott ss, the Fleet. Clarissa ,'Radcliffe ss, Genoa. Narwhal ss, Port Talbot. NEWPORT-ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, July 24.-Camms as. 490, Liver- pool, light. Beatrice ss, 304, Dublin, light. Trevorian ss, 1442,Rotterdam, light. Test ss, 192, Swansea, light. Bergamo ss, 699, Garston, light. Mashona ss, 1782, Barry, light. Ragua, 1071, Cork, ballast. Fortescue ss, 721, Glasgow, light. OLD DOCK, July 24.-Hannah, 58, Youghal, pitwood. Kirkless ss, 242, Waterford, light. KIVER, July 24.-Echo, 47, Wexford, ballast. John, 21, Bristol, light. Speedy, 78, Wexford, ballast. Richard Cobden, 89, Dungarvan, ballast. J B Wood, 125, Ballinacurra, ballast. John, 41, Bristol, light. Louisa, 99, Fowey, stone. Regina, 47, Cardiff, light. iPerssverance, 41, Cardiff, light. Clifton, 52, Bristol, light. Naiad, 73, New Ross, ballast. Effort, 66, Sal- combe, ballast. Ganges, 1241, Cork, light. Jane Hughes, 75, Wexford, gravel. Harvey, 110, Wexford, ""pitwood. Agricola, 99, Bristol, light. Princess Louise, 19, Milford, lia;ht. Vivid, 46, Wexford, light. Severn, 74, Bridgwater, light. Millicent, 50, Padstow, ballast. Annie, 45, Newquay, ballast. Mary Hannah, 79, iHayle, ballast. Harvest Home, 78, St Ives, stone. Harry Russell, 135. London, cement. Twee Gezusters, 63, Avonmouth, grain. Tender ss; 59, FremiDgton, 'light. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, July 24.—Nugget as, Campbell, Passage West. Candia ss, Grunnah, Bilbao. Mangara ss, Turner, St Nazaire. Radyr as, Old, Huelva. Beatrice ss, Smith, Cork. Dorothea, Roberts, Car- narvon. Alma, Everett. Bristol. Ocean ss, Windows, Avonmouth. Cruiser, Irwin, Ilfracombe. Humility, Pow, Bideford. F A M E, Stevens, Falmouth. Mer- maid, Murphy, Wexford. Ingoldibv ss. Smith. Barry. Thora, Cook, Bristol. Jane McColl, Walsh, Wexford. Jenny Lind, Marlow, Wexford. Lily, Webb, High- bridge. Snipe ss, Davies, Liverpool. Swift, Bennett, Bideford. Thomas and Matia, Long, BristoL Harry Herbert, Murray, Kinsale. Emily Maria, Jenkins, Bristol. Knid ss, Wilton, Bristol. Prince of Wales, Williams, Avonmouth. Joseph and Thomas, Shazell, Newquay. OLD DOCK, July 24.—Felix Theophile, Handel, Pont l' Abbe. Marie Amanda, Fardel, La Rochelle. Scott Harley ss. Sutton, Cork. Kirkless sa, Sullivan, Water- ford. ENTERED OUTWARDS—July 24. Lisbon, Camma ss, Nwy, 490, Cornelius, Milburn & Co Gibraltar, Bergamo ss, B, 699, Prance, R W Jones& Co Villa Constitucion, Ragna, Nwy, 1071, Beynon & Co Bilbao, Rhyl ss, B, 797, Collier, Cory Sons & Co Messina, Ganges ss, B, 1242, Ordei-s & Handford Algiers, Villequier ss, F, 1438, Valle, P H Coward Marseilles, Trevoria.n ss, B, 1443, Gyles, W Blow CLEARED-July 24. Bilbao, Isle of France ss, B, 190) coal Lisbon, Camma ss, Nwy. 9.0 coal Gibraltar, Bergamo ss, B, 1370 coal Laguna de TerminDS, Felix, Nwy, 476 coai Bilbao, Rhyl ss, B, 1761 coal Algiers, Villequier as. F, 280J coal IMPORTS—July 24. Bilbao, Collivaud ss, iron ore, Patent Nut <& Bolt Co London, Harry Russell, cement, Lloyd & Co Bristol, Twee Gezusters, wheat, Star Mills Bristol, Teal ss, general, Burton & Son Liverpool, Snipe ss. general, Burton & Son Cardiff, Ethel ss, tin, Burton &Son Cardiff, Enid ss, tin. Burton & Son Bristol, Emilv Maria, general, Burton & Son EXPORTS COASTWISE—July 24. Plymouth, Billow, 115 coal, Renuie, Wilkinson'& Co Bristol, Perseverance, 100 coal, A J Smith Avonmouth, Clifton as, 120 coal, T Beynon & Co Courtmacsherry, Benjamin Boyd, 190 coal, Partridge, Jones & Co Newquay, Annie, 80 coal, Partridge, Jones & Co Cork, Test ss, 580 coal, J F Thora.is & Co Waterford, Kirkless, 430 coal, J F Thomas Co Wexford, Caledonill.. 165 coal New Ross, Naiad, 160 coal Bideford, Model, 80 coal Kingsbridge, I'.ft'ort, 100 coal Bideford, limily, 12j coal Wexford, Edith May, 150 coal Portland. Llandaff t's. 500 coal, Mordey, Jones & Co It Bridgwater, Tararaki, 93 coal Barnstaple, Stranger, 65 coal Dungarvan, Richard Cobden. 170 coal Highbridge, Julia, 115 rails, Somerset Joint Commi ttee Youghal, Speedy, 130 coal, Jonathan Williams & Co Bridgwater, Norali; 140coal Waterford, Hope. 120 coal Wexford, Spray, 133 coal Bridgwaier, Thomey, 130 coal, Budd ifc Co Bristol, Isca ss, general, R Burton & Son Bristol, Enid ss, general, R Burton & Son Brisiol, Ethel s.s, general, n Burton & Son Bristol, Prince of Wales, general, R Burton Son Liverpool, Snipe ss, tin, R Burton & Son Swansea, Teal ss, tin. R Burton & Son Cardiff, Edgar, flour, R Burton & Son SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, July 23.—Dart, 78, Wexford, light. Jessie and Emily ss, 52, Bristol, maize. NORTH DOCK, July 24.—Vigilant ss, 251, Liverpool, general, ciwift ss, 61, St Malo, potatoes. William Frederick, 72, Scliuli, copper ore. Urania ss, 309, Glasgow, light. SOUTH DOCK. July 23.-Raguar ss, 1339, Rouen, light. Mtream Fisher ss, 13?, Liverpool, general. Brighton SS. 229, Ufracombe, passengers. SOUTH DOCK, July 24.-Rio Formoso ss, 80, Bristol, general. Adolphe Naux, 66, Bordeaux, pitwood. Omero, 906, Halifax, N S, timber. PRINCE (IF WALES DOCK, July 23.-City of Cologne ss, 630, Dublin, general. Missouri ss, 1353, Philadelphia via Loudon, general. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, July 23.-Corrwg ss, Vigors, Charente. Stuart s Cogley, Genoa and Leghorn. Jane, Irwin, Combmartin. NORTH DOCK, July 24.—Stakesby ss, Urell, Algiers. SOUTH DOCK, July 23.-Test ss, Ferguson, Newport; Holme Force ss, Marrow, Droglieda. St Kilda ss, Wilkie, Trouville. Llanthewy ,sa, Burnett, Littlehamp- ton. Topic ss, Ferguson, Neath. Tudor ss, Barrett, Genoa and Leghorn. SOUTH DOCK, July 24.—Premier ss, Murray, London. Torbryan ss. Mars, Dieppe. Brighton ss, Read, Ilfracombe. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, July 23.— Montauk ss, Dickens, New York. Wells City ss. Savage, New Yoik. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, July 24.—Activity 910 Kelk, Nantes. ENTIiRlCD OUTWARDS—July 24. Guernsey, Sam Weller ss, B, 67, Goodiug, P Marrow Sables d'Olonne, Swansea ss, B, 579, F 16 lioalanger Francisco, Inveramsay, D, 1371, M Joues it Bios Copenhagen, Urania ss, Nwy, 309, Petersen, Fred Lewis Svrineinunde, Raguar ss, Den, 1329, Wm Davies & Co Portsal, Julia, U, 5.5, Addison, T R W Mason & Co '.totterdam. City of Cologne .s.j, B. 631, Hurgess & Co Philadelphia, Missouri ss, B, 1867, <Jriffitha, Williams, Torrev & Feild CLISARl&D—July 24. Rouen, Stream Fisher ss, B, 150 coal, 10 general Guernsey, Sam Weller s., B, 140 coal Rotterdam, City of Cologne s, B. 700 coal Algiers, Algerie ss, F, 16)0 fuel IMPORTS—July 24. Halifax, Omero, 28,013 pieces deals, Glasbrook, Ltd Philadelphia via London, Missouri ss, 60 barrels sperm oil, Williams, Torrey <& Feild, Ld 148 zinc skim- mings, Dillwyn & Co 121 barrels zinc dross, Vivian it JSons Pauill ic, Adolphe NAUX, 95 pitwood, 1C W Cook St Servan, Swift ss, 15 potatoes, 46 baskets plums, O Allen & Co 46 baskets plums, 15 potatoes. Importers Co. Ltd Liverpool, Vigilant ss, general, J Bacon Ltd .Schull, William Frederick, *2 copper ore, T Williams Bristol, Collier ss, general, Pockott's Co Bristol, Rio Formoso ss, general, Pockett s Co Sea, Blanche ss, 4cwt fresh fish, Jones & Co EXPORTS COASTWISE—July 24. Bridgwater, Sampson, 80 coal, T T Pascoe Great Yarmouth, Satellite, 430 coal, Gvvauncaegur- wen Co Rye, Diana, 220 coal, Gwauncaegurwen Co Liverpool, Vigilant ss, general, John Bacon Aldeburgh, Percy, 130 coal, Letricheux It David Barnstaple, Lenora, 60 coal, T T Pascoe Saundersfoot, Swift ss, 9coaJ, Harries Bros Dinas Cross, Mountain Lass, 43 coal, Nortou & Co I Avonmouth, Collier ss, general, Pockett's Co Padstow, Rio Formoso liS, general, Pockett's Co Wexford, Charles Walker, 80 coal, Margrave A 0. Dublin. Ariel, 190 coal, Gwauncaegurwen Co Dunball, Jessie and Emily ss, 110 coal, A Co 10 coal, Shepherd <FC Co Wexford, Dart, 140 coal, Aberpergwm Co Sea, Blanche ss, 10 coal, Loughor Colliery Co ■" r h, 'Z*;
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