South Wales Daily News

SOUTH WALES FINANCE. (Cardiff Account Day, Oct. 27th.) TUESDAY, October 25th, 1898. The ugly rumours in circulation as to the seriousness of the trouble between- England and France, and the preparations going forward in the two countries in anticipation of the worst, sent a cold-shiver through the London and Provincial Stock Markets. The sensational fall in Consols to just a„fraction over 106 caused a wild rush of weak speculators to close their accounts, but later on there was a very slight rally. The tight money crisis was doubtless- as much responsible for the all- round sharp falls as the war scare itself. Locally, as might be expected, business was of quite a finicking character. Independent of the war and international money troubles, the coal and kindred trades are in such a condition as to preclude the possibility of a large volume of business being transacted. Most of the weak local holders have been cleared out, and as those who are not obliged to sell at a comparatively early date are not offering stocks and shares, quotations do not manifest any marked decline. On further inquiry Brecon and Merthyr First Preference Stock has moved up 2, to 84, and the Second ditto 4, to 47% otherwise Rails have been very quiet indeed. Coal Shares have been qniet but fairly steady. North's Preferences have been done at 7, the top price, and Cambrian Debentures have moved up 1, to 103. Other dealings included Thos. Owen and Co.'s Debentures at llO Cardiff Ice Shares at 11% Spillers' and Bakers' Preferences at 11% and London and Provincial Banks at 21%. Cardiff Channel Dry Docks have weakened to 10%. The following changes in value are noted in the official list of the Cardiff Stock Exchange :— Rise—Brecon and Merthyr First 5 per Cent. Preference Stock 2, to 84; do. Second 4, to 47 Cambrian Colliery Debentures 1, to 103. Fall-Bristol Gas 5 per Cent. Stock to 127 Cardiff Channel Dry Docks 78, to 10%. Messrs Thackeray and Co. note similar changes, and in addition a fall of 3,% to 262%, in Barry Undivided Ordinary. There are buyers of Barry Deferred Spillers' and Bakers' Ordinary Cambrian Railway D Debenture Stock Port Talbot Ordinary Barry Graving Docks. There are sellers of Barry Preference Stock and New Ordinary London and Provincial Banks Mountstuarts Strana- ghan and Stephens' Ordinary; Rhymney Preferred; Rhondda Ordinary Albions; Cardiff and Penarth Trams; Weston- Buper-Mare Corporation Stock. The traffic receipts on the Taff Vale Railway for the week ended October 22nd amounted to £13,016, against .£15,625 in the corresponding week of last year—a decrease of £2,609. The aggregate decrease since the commencement of the half-year amounts to £106,344. The traffic receipts on the Brecon and Merthyr Railway for the week ended October 23rd amounted to £1,305, against £1,472 in the corresponding week of last year—a decrease of JE167. The aggregate decrease since the commencement of the half-year amounts to £7,639.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Tuesday. Increasing uneasiness with regard to the political situation caused a very firm tone to prevail in the Money Market, and brokers would not take best three months' bills below 4 per cent., whilst they were not at all anxious to do business. Money continued in strong demand, and 3% up to 4 per cent. was paid for advances over the night, whilst the Bank of England did a large business in short discounts and three-day loans at Bank rate. The banks easily obtained 4% per cent. for their fort- nightly loans to the Stock Exchange. Stock markets opened in a semi-panicky condition on the news regarding the Fashoda, difficulty, whilst the increasing value of money, and fears on rumours of difficulties at the settlement which com- menced to-day in general securities added to the depression. Sales for a time were forced in all directions, and prices fell very heavily all round, gilt edged securities leading the way, Consols at one time touching 100 to 100'% for money. Later on, however, the tone became decidedly more cheerful, and prices finally closed considerably above lowest on some favour- able political rumours and better prices from Paris towards the finish, whilst the fact that only one small failure was announced in the House also assisted the markets at the close. Consols, thoijgh marking a sharp fall on the day, were to above worst points. Foreign Bonds generally were lower on the day, and Home Rails also show some serious losses on the balance. American descriptions wore freely offered, but in a few cases partially recovered on New York support. Grand Trunks, after being much depressed, partly due to the bad traffic returns, partly recovered, while Canadian Pacific finished strong and higher. Mining Shares were pressed for sale in the morning, but partially recovered on repurchase, Kaffirs being assisted by French support towards the close. At the settlement rates were generally heavier owing to dearness of money, and 5 to 7 per cent, was generally charged for carry- ing over Yankees. The market for Home Government Securities after being depressed closed firm, Consols being lower on the day, at 107% for money, and 10754 for the account. 2^4 per Cents, and 2% per Cents, also fell, and Indian 3% per Cents., 1% do. Threes, do. 2% per Cents., 2. Metropolitan 3% per Cents, fell 2 do. 2*4 per Cents, and London County Stocks. to 1. Rupee Paper fell *4. Colonial Inscribed Stocks were mostly 1 lower. Amongst India,n Railways Bombay- Barcda fell 1. Foreign Bonds were depressed, but closed above worst, French Threes, Spanish Fours, Egyptian Preference, and Turkish Defence marking a fall of on the day do. Second Group, Third do., Russian and Hungarian Fours, 34 Italian Rentes, 34; Chinese Loans to 1; Japanese Scrip, Brazil 1889's, 54; most others, 1 Costa Ricas and Vene- zuelas, 1 Argentine 1886's, and do. 1884's, External, and Water, 1. Do. Funding rose 34. In Home Railways Metropolitans, Chat- ham Preferences, South-Eastern Ordinary, Glasgow and South Western Deferred closed 1 lower Highland and Caledonian Ordinary, 2; North Western, 134 Great Northern A, 1 do. Deferred, 34 North-Easterns and Midland Deferred, Hull and Barnsley, Lancashires, Districts, Brighton Deferred, and Great Easterns, 34 and South-Eastern Deferred, Caledonian Deferred, however, closed higher, and North British Ordinary, Yz- Waterloo and City dropped 4, to 108%. American Railways marked a general fall, Illinois closing 134 lower; York Centrals, 1; Union Pacific Preference, 1; do. Ordinary, Wabash General, » do. Preference, Erie First Preference, 1 do. Shares, Denver Preference, do. Ordinary, 34'; Atchison Preference, do. Ordinary, Milwaukees, North Pacific, Ontarios, and Pennsylvanias, Norfolk Preference, do. Common, Missouri-Kansas and Central Pacifics, Louisvilles, 34 Southern Preference, Reading First Preference }< and do. Shares, Canada Pacifics closed better, whilst Grand Trunk First Preference closed only .¡ lower Second do., 1 Third do., and do. Ordinary, i6. Mexican Railways were flat, and First Preference fell 1%, and Ordinary 1; Buenos Ayres Southern and Rosasio fell 1, and Centralea Bank Shares were flat. London and Westminster fell to 59%; Union of London to 36% Parr's to 90% National Provincial Bank of England 10% paid to 50, and 12 paid to 57 Lloyds- to 31% Standard of South Africa to 65 New Zealand 1, to 102 London and River Plate to 53%. Miscellaneous Shares shared in the prevailing depression, with the exception of Coats' Ordinary, which were in request on the very satisfactory dividend and .advanced 2%. Welsbach Ordinary further relapsed 2% to 9672. Allsopps' Preference fell i Marine Insurance, 1; Royal, 72 Anglo-American Telegraphs Preference, 1 Direct Cables, Eastern Telegraphs and do. Rxtension, 34 South Metropolitan Gas Ordinary, 2% Lovell and Christmas, City of London Electric Light and St. James'sand Pall Mall Electric Supply, Hudson's Bay and Aerated Bread, Y4. South Africans closed steadily, but are, mostly lower on the day, Rand Mines and Ferreiras marking a fall of 72 on the day, and most others to Heriots at 7, and Henry Nourse 8%. De Beers closed higher on French purchases. Leading Westralians were also lower on the day. Associated Gold at 4% Kalgurlis, 6¡\ Rio Tintos were a shade higher on the day. Forty-nine: thousand pounds in bar gold and French and United States gold coin have been bought by the Bank to-day, and 25,000 sovereigns were received from Australia, whilst 50,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Egypt. The Silver Market remained firm, the price for bars being unchanged for spot at 28-jgd per ounce, but %d dearer for forward delivery, at 28d. Calcutta Exchange was quoted at Is 4d Bombay, 1 3 31-32d Hong Kong Is 11—-d; :L6 do. four months, Is 1172d; Shanghai, 2s 8%d; do. four months, 2s 8%d. The India Council to-day has specially allotted 500,000 rupees in telegraphic transfers on Calcutta at Is 4 1-32d per rupee, and also 600,000 rupees in transfers on Bombay at Is 4-f¡¡d to Is 4 3-32d per rupee. On 'Change bills were much offered at rates considerably more favourable to this country. The only exception was in the Portuguese currency, which slightly im- proved in value. The rouble was quoted at 25* to 25 The Paris Bourse, after being weak, closed better, prices being generally above lowest. De Beers were higher. Exchange cheques on London advanced to 25.36, aud private discount to 2% per cent. Canadian Pacific Railway week's traffic receipts were 593,000 dols. gross, or 26,000 dols. decrease; Grand Trunk Railway week's traffic receipts, iE8,601 decrease Chicago Grand Trunk, 1264 increase Detroit Grand Haven, iC150 decrease showing a total net decrease of £ 8,487. Traffic receipts of the Lombardo Vene- tian Railway from the 10th to the 20th inst. show a decrease of 53,056 florins. The directors of Messrs J. and P. Coats, Ltd., after providing about R50,000 for depreciation and setting aside X200,000 to reserve, will recommend a dividend for the half-year of R2 per share, in addition to £ 1 per share paid in May, making P,3 per share, or 30 per cent. for the year, carrying forward about £ 57,000. We are officially informed that Mr Lionel Sparhawke Tatham was declared a de- faulter on the Stock Exchange to-day. Home Railway Traffics Increase Furness, £ 960; Lancashire and Yorkshire, £ 909; North Eastern, £ 6,865; Great Eastern, £ 2,753. Decrease: Metropolitan District, R393. Dividend of 3d per share nett has been declared for the month of October and warrants have been posted for the Kaffirs Consolidated Investment and Land Com- pany, Limited.

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON, LONDON, Tuesday Evening.—The following were the rates of exchange on London to-dsy:- Paris Cheques 25.36 Amst'rd'm, Chequ's 12.10f Berlin Cheques 20.48 Antw'p short 25.38 to 25.42 tlo. 8 days' sight 20.45$St. P't'rsb'g, 3 mths 93.65 Do. 3 months 20.25 Madrid, sight 38.00 Hamburg, 3 mouths 20.24 D. 3 months. 00.03 Frankfort, short 20.46 Cn'st nt'n'pl*JmthsllO.OO Vienna, sight 120.50 Lisbon 34% Amsterdam, short,12.09$Home. 3 months .27.67 irusuqaqs DORF-URMSH BTOCKLV. orno 12.0 1.10 Cli. AF Consols Goschen's 2g May 1061107J 107| Do. do. Account 1071107? 107g 1071 107* Do. 2i do. 104 Local Stock 109 Bank of England Stock 349 a India 3} per Cent 112) .t Do. 3 do 104) .1- .f Metropolitan Con. 3) p.c, 116 Do. do. 3 p.c. Ill India Rupee Paper 3) p.c. 61| 61) Ins. Canadian 4p.c.Jan.Jly 108 Ins. C.GoodHope 4p.c. 1883 117 Ins. N. Zealand Con. 4 p.c. 113 t' ns. New South Wales. 118 Ins. Victoria 4 p.c. 1882-3-4 107) .„ „ Ins. South Australian 4 p.c 109 Ins Queensland 4 p.c. 110) .i .„f BRITISH RAILWAYS. Brighton Railway Ord 185 Do. Do Deferred 177) iiii iiii Caledonian Consolidated. 145 Do. Preferred Con. Ord. 95 941 Do. Deferred Con. Ord. 503 50} 51 51} 511 Chatham and Dover Ord. 18| 194 191 19s Do. Arbitn. Preference 133 132) Do. Second Preference 110 J] 109 East London 65 .„ Furness 73J ..J, m "j, Glasgow& 80 Do. do. Def Ord 63 Greai Eastern Ordinary. 115 114? 115 Gt. Kthn. Prefd. Con. Ord. 118 Do. Defrd. Do. 53) 53 53} Do. A's 50 49 Great Western 162f 162) 1623 Great Central Pref Ord. 59 Do. Deferred Ordinary. 19J Hull and Barnsley 50? 50 501 Lancashire and Yorkshire 145) 145 London and North-Wstm 196J 196 196} London and South-Westrn 218) 2191 Lon. <fc Sth. Watrn. Defrd. 87) 1 87 MetropolitanConsolidated L 124) 123 Do. Land Stock 90 Do. District Ordinary. 27 263 Do. Preferred 108 Midland Preferred Ord. 821 82i 821 Do. Deferred Ord. 84 83) 841 North British Ord. Pref. 8S! M; Do. Ordinary Deferred. 39 39,3 39 North-Eastern Ordinary. 173) 1731 173) 1733 North Staffordshire 125 South-Eastern Ordinary. 149 '148 Do. Deferred 101) 102} ?102) 1029 Taff Vale Act 1SS9 74 AMEIUCAN RAILWAYS Atchison 12J 1 Do. Preference 35jj 35 353 Central Pacific 25 24J 24) Chicago, Milwaukee 110J 109| 1104! 110} llOJ Denver Ordinary 123 Do. Preferred.. 53 53J Erie Shares 12) 12} 121 12J ].. Do. 1st Preference 323 3x3 Illinois Central 110) 116} Louis and Nashville 55) 54§ 551 55± Missouri, Kansas, & Texas 10J 10)! New York Central 117) 117 New York Ontario 14J Norfolk Preference 49J 48J 48} North Pacific Pief 77 76} 76) 77 Pennsylvania Ordinary .„ 60) Philadelphia and Reading 8) PeDDsylv&nia. Ordinary. 60) Philadelphia and Reading 8i Do. First Preference. 19 Southern Ry.CommonStck 8 Do: Preferred. 33: 34. Union Pacific 32) 318 32) 32i Do. do. Preference 66 65} 66 Wabash Preference 20 I9f Do. General Mortgage. 311 31 OTHER RAILWAYS. Canadian Pacific 82 81| 82% 823 Grand TrunkOrdinary 6i 1Q 8ik Do. Guaranteed 74i 74 71 77) 711 Do. First Preference 6ll 60 63) 63 Do. Second Preference. 38)! 37 40) 403 Do. Third Preference 16J 16} 17) 12| Mexican Ordinary 17 Mexican Ordinary 17 m' Do. First Preference 70) 70 Do. Second Preference-. 29 „. „. Lombards Ordinary 6) „.u „ Mexican Cntl. 4 p.c. Bonds 65) Do. First Income 13 .J Buenos Ayres Gt. Southern 139 Buenos Ayres and Rosario 65 Central Argentine 79fl ~jt .1 Central Argentine -— 79 FOREIGN STOCSa. Argentine 1886 861 86) Do. Funding 87 86) 87 88} Bo. 4) p.c. Sterling. 69 „. Do. Treasury 68 .„ Argentina Cedulas A 36) .4 „ Da Cedulas B„ 36 Do. Cedulas E 35} Buenos Ayres Cedulas I. 7} .» i Do. J.6j| Brazilian, 1889 53) 534 53& Bulgarian 6 p.c. 1888 93 k Chilian, 18S6 69 Do. 1892. 79 Chinese Silver Loan 100 .„ 95 Do.. 6p.c. Gold 105 .104 Egyptian Unified 108 —» Do 3) per Cent 102 Do State Domain 1C3) Do Daira New 101 French3)per Cent. Rentes' 103) s, Do. 3 per Cent.Rentes 99) .i, ..J? German 3 per C. 1891-2-3 31 Greek, I881 .„ 38 ^f .Do. 1884 38," I Guatemala External Debt 26 f Honduras 51 ~.i Hungarian4p.c. Gold 99) Italian 5 per Cent. Rentes 892 — 89J Mexican 6 per Cent. 97 9S) „. Ottoman Bank Shares 111 „. Peru. Corp. Ordinary 21 Do. Preference 8) Paraguay 16 Portuguese 3 per Cent. 22! 22 .» Russian 4 p.c. Con loli Spanish 4 per Cent 4q 39g 401 40g 403 Turkish. 1394 98) Do, Ottoman Defence 102 Do. lst Group I. Do. 2nd Group — 46 Do. 3r<iGroup 25) .1 .» Do. 4th Group .—. + 21|: .gijaUp Transvaal Loan SperiOmt.104 :»~ j f-z —«i, —1; l j* t- -.i INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Arthur Guinness Ordinary 570 Allsopps Ordinary 141) i" 143 f 143) Anglo-American Tel. Ord. 63) Do. do. Pref. 112)! .1! Crated 133 Coats Ordinary 61) 61 ill 63) Consett Iron 30 t' ..J Cunard Steamship, £ 20 pd. 10} Direct United States Cable ll| 111, .11 Dublin Distillers 2 11. ,1 .„ Eastman's 21 1" T'; 11 11" Ebbw Vale St. <fc Tn Co 5 111 111 111 111 Hudson's Bay 18 1" HI Linotype Deferred 1" Lipton Ordinary 27.32 111 HI" Nitrate Railway Ord 51 Pears' Soap Ordinary 1) Peninsular & Oriental Prf. 147) Do. Deferred 240) .» Salt Union Ordinary. ljj SuezCanai _„} 142) .11 .„;] .1.; SOUTH AFRICAN MINES Angelo 6} 6 7 Bantjes 1^ if .„ Barnato Consolidated lfg lj)! „.v .t Bechuanaland Ex | Bonanza 4J 4J .] British South Africa 2^ 2| Buffelsdoorn 7/6 .„ City and Suburban New ..J 5) 5g Con. Gold Fields, Def 4) 4 £ j 4J} Crownreef 14J 13J H. 13| De Beers Diamonds 24) HI- 24) 24§ Durban-Roodepoort Sa _0" East Rand 5) 5-& 5 Ferreiras 24 23 Gold Fields Deep ,1H .F. Henderson Trust, Est HI —4 — Henry Nourse 9) 8| Hl< — Johannesburgcons. Invest 1) 1^ '4 Jubilee 10 Jumpers Å 4i H.. Knights 4) 41 HI' Klerksdorp 1/9 6 Langlaagte Estate 3 1.. —■ — Do. Block B H' Matabele Gold Reefs— õ 6 ,w'" Modderfontein 6 5| Mozambique 2} New Jagersfontein 85 8) 88 Nigel — 2i 2) Oceana Land .■, „. Pioneer 11, Primrose 41\ 41 Princess 1ft • Rand Mines 29J 30) 30} 30| Randfontein 2 2fg Reitfontein lg 1) Rhodesia Exploration. 4 Rhodesia Limited .— 11 „ Salisbury 3i iheba 1) Simmer and Jack JE5 New 4S 4) South African Exploration 12} South African Gold Trust 3J 3J| —. Transvaal Gold 2&I 24 lj Wemmers 10J 10} .fcj Wolhuter 53 5¡ AUSTRALIAN. Associated Gold MiDe=-41 4 Bayley's United 2/3 Broken Hill Prop 2 Golden Horseshoe ll lli lli Great Boulder 17/3 18/ Hampton Plains § Hannan's Brownhill 7g 71 Ivanhoe New j 6 6) Kalgurli 6 6t 6.& Lady Loch 9d j Lady Shenton 2^ Lake View Consols 9i S-fa 9; 91 Lake View South 3 Londonderry 2/5 Lon.&WestAustraliaExpr. ) North Kalgurli i Northern Territory § Peak Hill 2ti 2§ Sons of Gwalia 2 South Kalgurli IN If.¡ Westralian Market Trust.. 6/6 .VestAustralianGoldFields It 1A West A"ust. Jt. Stk. Trust 8/6 6 Wentworth 15-32 London GlobeFinance N'w 14/ MISCELLANEOUS. Burma Ruby 5/ 1 Columbia 13/ I Cape Copper Mines 4J | Hauraki 5/ Kapanga 1/9 .I Mason and Barry 3 Mysore Gold —™ 5,\ 5i j Mysore GoldFields 8/ Moatanas Mount Lyell 6! 6) 65 j t'oregum Ordinary— 3i RioTinto Copper 28j, 28) 28i 29 29 TJsasis Copper 7} "IIW■" III'

LONDON MINING EXCHANGE; [EXCHANGE TiiLuKQBArn CO. S TKIJEGIIAJL i YESTERDAY'S CLOSING PRICES. BRITISH MINES. Basselfa, Fully pd. 6/6 7/6 Polberro 1/6 2/6 Do. 17s 6d paid 4/0 5/0 West Kitty 6% 6%. ,Dolcoath 15/6 16/6 Wheal Grenville 8 E»at Pool&Agar.. 4^, 5 Do. Kitty 1/0 5/0 SOUTH AFRICAN MINES. Angelo 5% &yajLuipaards Vlei.N U Apex Mines 3^ May ConsolicTted 3 Bantjes (New)! 1 Me y er & Charlton 4% 1% Barrett. 9/6 5% Bonanza —. 4% 4% New Bulfontein Buffelsdoorn 7/0 4;v..j City Sub. (New). 5 5 >4 Nigel 2 Comet 2Ya 3,. Do. Deep In 1ft, Con. Bulfonteirn. 1% In th Randfontein Ys Con. Deep Level.. 2% 3 Nourse Deep. 5% 554 Crown Reef_131.í 14 Rose Deep 7li 8 Do. Deep.14 I4} Pioneer J.1 12 DeiBeers .24 14% Porges R'dfnfn.l^ 1ft Drietfonfcein 3 4 Princesa 1 1%. 5% Randfontein 2^ 2ft East,Rand ,.5>& 5 Rand Mines .30}á 30% Ferreira 23% Reitfontein New 1% 1)4 Geldenhuis 7% 1% Robinson< £ 5 Sh) S% 8% .^Do. Deep 9yt 9% Do. Deep 3% 9$fc T»Do. Main Reef., ft ft RoodepoortDeep 2^« 2% Glencairn 1% 1% Salisbury New 1% 3% George Goch Sheba Ginsberg (New) 2% 3 Simmer & Jack 4% 4%. Goldfields Deep. — — Spes Bona New V2. Henry Nourse 8^ V/t Stanhope Heriot(New) 6% 7% Steyn Estate- lft 1ft Jagersfontein 8% 8% Transvaal Gold Jubilee 9% 10 Mining Estate..2% 234, Jumpers 4% 4% Do. Deep 4% 4% Van Ryn.New 2 2n' Kl'nfo'te n (Cntl.) 22 2% Village Matoreef 6% 6% ,Kni^it 4% 4H Vogelstnris l 1% Langlaagte 2% 3 Wemrner .— 9Ys 10,. Do. Block B „ 1 Wolhuter .57í 5% Do. Deep 254 2% LAND AND EXPLORATION COMPANIES Africn Explratnl2 12^ Matabele Gold.. 5% 6% Anglo-French; 2% 2% Mozambique 2} £ 234, Bechoanal'ndEx J) New Africsun 1% Barnato Consols. 1% 1% Oceana Cons 3A Char. B.S. Africa 2111 2ti Orange Free Stte 2 Con.Gol'ifel'sDef 4ft 4ta Pochefstroom 4/6 5/6 Exploration Co_.1 IV Rhodesia Lim 1 G'ldTr'sfc&I'vest'SJi 4 Do. Explor-45g 4% Henderson Est. 54 TatiConcessions it it Johannesburg 1% 2 Cons. In vest.1 1% United Rhodesia ft ft Johannesb'gVVat l 1% WilloughbyCons 1 1)4, Londonand Pariay ft ZambesiExplo. 1% 1% AUSTRALIAN AND INDIAN MINES Aladdin Lamp ft Kalgurli South l 1% Asso. Gold W. A. 4ft 4fi Lady Shenton. 2 2% Do Sonthem 5/0 6/0 Lake View Cons.:9 9% Bellevne Props Do. Sontb. Boulder Perse- London & West verance .<. 3 3tš Au. Explor ft Is BritishW'stralian 4 5 Do. & 15/0 Brookman'sB'ld'r Mount Lyell 6% 6% Broken Hill Prop. 2ft 2% „ „ Do. North 2 2j| Burbanks B Gift.. lft 1& Mount Morgan 4ti sn Champion neef. i4 4]iJ Mysore Stir oft Day Dawn 11/6 12/6 „ Goldfields 7/0 8/0 „ P.C. 3/6 4/0 „ Reef 1/9 2/3 G'den Horse ShoellÁ 1156 „ West 9/0 Golden Links. ft Wynaad 7/0 8/0 Gr't 18/3 North Boulder ft ft Do. Main In lft N'thern 11. Hainault 1% 1% Nundydroog 3Hf 3 Kamuins Brown Ooregum 34 3' Hill. 7 M 8 „ Pref 4 4% Do. Gold Estate 1 1% PeakjHill 2h\ 2N Do. Oroya. Wentworth*— 8/6 9/6 D" Props 5'6 6/6 W. A Gold Fields Hi 1 Ivanhoe New. 6% 6% Do. Joint Stock.o 8/0 Kalgurli 6'4 6% Waihi Gold™„ 4ft 4ft. Do. North— il MISCELLANEOUS. AaacondafCopp'r 4% 5^jMason& Barry. 2% 3% Brilliant Block.14/0 16/0! Mountain Copper 4% 5 Do. St. George 3f. 3-:&INa.maqua Copper 2% 2% Burmah Ruby 4/6 5/b Rio Tinto 28% 29% Campana. C'ns'ls ft 2 Prefs. 6 Cape Copper 4% 4%lRoadBlock 21/6 22/6 Copiapo 23^{St. Jno, Del Rey24/0 25/0 Coromandel lft l^r

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST 511PPLIEDBY MESSRS THACKERAY & CO. Stock and Share Brokers, 3. Dock Chambers Cr.rcjiff RAILWAYS. Paid. Prices. Stock Barry Undivided 400 .260 265 100 Do. New, JEEOpm paid 50 .155 157 Stock Do. .122 124 Do. Deferred Ordinary .100 .140 142 „ .100 .112% 113% „ Great i63 „ London & North-Western .100 .195% 196 Midland Pref. Cons. Ord 100 82 83}& „ Do. Deferred Cons. OrdlOO 84 84% 10 Port Talbot Ry. and Docka_. 10. 9 9 10 4% 4% Stock Rhymney 10Q .260 263 Do. 4 p.c. Preferred OrdlOO ._120 122 Do. Deferred Ord 100 _.143 141 » TaffTVaie Divided Stocfk 100 74 PREFERENTIAL Stock A1.Dk. & By. 4% p.c A Pf.100 ,„124 126 Do. do. 4% p.c. B .100 .110 112 „ Barry Ry. 5-;p.c. 1st Pref .100 ..J65 167 „ Do. C0nsolidated 4 p.c.100 .134 136 „ Brecon <& Mer. 1st Pref.1861 100 82 86 Do. 2nd Pref. 1862-100 45 50 Cambrian„No. 1,4 p.c.J.OO 68 73 „ Do. No. 2,4 33 n Great Western, 5 px.J.00 ..JR6 119 10 P0rt Talbot 4 p.c. S 6% 6% 10 Bhon. & S. Ba.y 5 p.c. 1/38,535 10 11 11 10 Do. New 6 6l 6% .51iock Rhynmey 4 p/s. ConsoldU-JOO .132 134 „ 138cd aOAEANTKEa>IOB LSASED' 50 Abetdare lOp.c S» „ J65 170 rgtock Great Western, guax.JOO „J77 180 n Penarth 5% 181 r Vale of Glamorgan 100 .127 129 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES Stock Alex. Dock & By. 4 p.c —.400- .126 128 „ Barry Railway 3 p.c.100 ".103 105 „ i?o 122 Do. R4 £ «:—JtOO ..JQ7 109 „ Cardiff Railway &p.c. — ..100 ,L01 102 Cambrian .132 134 Do. 130 „ Do. 04 121 „ .Do. D4 p.c. non^cnm.100 .105 107 „ Great Western 4 do. -MO .M4 147 „ Midland 2% percent 100 92 9t 135 Neath & Brecon 1st inn ._126 12T „ Do. 113 Do. A 2 100 63 68 „ Rhottdda&Sw'nseaBay+pAlOO ,_127 129 „ Rhymney 4 ditto 100 ..041 143 Tarf Vale 3px. lfl0„„j.04 107 lQ4 BANKS. 50 Capital-and Counties .10 .38, 39% 60 London & Midland 53% 10 London & Provincial 5 .20%[ 2l 50. Lloyds Bank. & .31}» 32% 5Q.; .13% 135^, 75, NationalPrortnclifiL.. 11B6.50. 5i 1 60: NationalProviocial >■' 68 GAS. 10 Aberdare 10 20 21xd Stock Bristol 5 p.c. 100 .? 128 „ Cardiff A 10 per cent 100 .243 248 „ Do. B 8 per cent .„100 .194 199 „ Do. C 7 per cent 100 .170 175 II Do. D 5 percent .100 ._124 127 „ Do. 4% p.c. Pref. Stock 100 .-122 124 „ Newport A 10 per cent 100 .238 243 „ Do. B 7% per cent 100 ..JL77 182 Do. C 7 per cent 100 ..165 J70 25 Swansea n per cent 25 43 45xd 25 Do. Tpercent 25 40 42xd GAS AND WATER A 10 Bridgend 10 IOY, 10% 12 Pontypool (I»Iax. l0 p.c.) 12 .TtfS 16% WATERWORKS. 25 Bristo? 25 61 62xd 20 Do 20 47% 48%xd .,10 Pontypridd 10 per ct. Ord 10 22% 23% 10 Do. 7 p.c..do.10' 16 16% BREWERIES 10 v-"U.ü" G p.c. Prefd. Ordy. 10 13 14 10 do. Deferred Ordinary 10 1616M 10 do. 6 p.c. Pref 10 15 15% Stock do. 4 p.c.Deben. StocklOO .109 112 10 Nells Ordinary 10 12% 13 10 do. 6 p.c. Pref 10 iiy, 11% 10 RfrrrrMtlSi Valley 5 p.c. Pref. 10 10% 11% ,Stock do. 4% Deb. StocklOO .107 109 COAL AND IRO. 10 Albion Steam Colliery 10 11 11% 100 Do. 5-p.c. Deb., red 100 .103 105 10 Cambrian Col 6 p.c. citm Pf. 10 10 10% 100 Do. 4% p.c. Deb.100 .102 104 10 D. Davis & Sons 10. 8% 9% 10 Do. 6 p.c. cu Pref .10 10 10% 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., red.100 .-102 104 100 Do. 5 p.c. B Db. (1906) 100 .102 104 23 Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron,&Coal 20 4% 5 5 Great Western Ordinary .$5 4 4'4 5 Do. 10 p.c. ca Pref. 5 9% 10 10 Insoles Cy'm'rC'l6p.c cu Pf 10 9% 10 :lOO Do. do. 5 p.c. DebslOO .100 J02 5 International Coal 5 2;. £ 2% 100 Lockets Colliery 5 p.c. DebsJOO 99 100 100 Miller & Cory 5 p.c. Debs.100 .100 102 62% Nantyglo&BiainalronPref. 62% 95 98 10 Newport-Abercarn 10 6% 7 10 Do. Participating Pref 10 8% 9% 5 North'sNavigation Colliery 5 2% 3 5 Do. 10 p.c. ca Prei. 5 6% 7)4 100 Do.. 6 p.c. Deb.100 .103 105 10 Penrikyber Colliery 10 4)4 4% 10 Do. 5to 7%p.c. Pref. 10 7% 7% 100 Powell Duffryn 6 p.c. Deb.100 .104 106 100 Do 5 p.c. Deb.l00 J04 106 5 Rhymney Iron 5 .25s Od 26s Od 5 Do. New 2% credited .„ 2%16s Od 18s Od L-100 Do. 5 p.c. Morfc. Debs..„100 .97 100 17 South Wales Colliery Ord. 17 8% 8%: 3 Do. 10 per cent. PrefB. 3 3% 4 3 Do. New Pref. B Hz. 1% 2 1;1 Treflegar Iron ,tud Coal A, 7% 2 2% Stock Do. B. 100i t. 31 33 MISCELLANEOUS. 10 Barry Graving Dock 10 20 20% 10 Do. New Issue 6 pmpd 6 I Sy, 16 10 Do. 5 p.c. Preference .3% 4% 4% 1 Ben Evaustiid Co. Ord. 1 20s Od 21sxd (Subject to Founders' Shares.) 1 Bland & Co 1 .13s 6d 14s 6d 10 Bl. and So. Wales Waggon 3 5% 6 10 Bute Dry Doe] 10 15%; 16xd 10 Cardiff Channel Dry Docks 10 10% 10% 100 Do. do. 5 pc Deb. 100 .102 104 Stock Cardiff Corporation 3% p.c. 100 .114 117 5 Cardiff Empire 5 .$% 9xd 5 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 5. 5% 6 10 Cardiff Ice 10 11 12 5 C-diff & Pen*rth Tramways 5' 4% 4%: 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 47 49xd 25 Cardiff Workmen's Cottage 25 40 12 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 8% 9 1C Mercantile Pontoon Ord. 10 17% 18 10 MordeyCarney 9 13 14 10 Do. do. 10 14 15 I 100 Do. 4% p.c. Deb. (1909) .100 .105 107 50 Monntstuart Dry Dk A & B 40 78 81 Newpt. Water 11 Annuities 26% 27 Stock Park Hall 4 p.c. Deb Stk 100.100 302 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 27 29 10 Provincial Tramways 10 6 7 10 Do. 6 per cent. Pref. 10 13 14 10 Spillers & Bakers Ordinary 9 14% 15% 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 14 1472 10 SpillersNephews Biscuit Co 9 4% 5% 11 Stranaghan& Stephens Stores I .Ils Ocl 12s Od 1 Do. do. 6 p.c. Pref. 1 —17s Od 18s Od StatlfSwansea. Harbour 4 p.c. Stk.100 .110 112 10 Weaver and Co. Ord. 10 11% 12 10 Do. 6 p.c, Pref. 10 10% 11% 100 West.Mail4%p.c.Dbl909/20 100 .105 107 10 Do. 5 p.c. cum Pref. 10 10 10% Pref." when printed in Italics, indicates that the Shares are Preferential as to Capital as well as Dividend. Bank Rate raised from 3 to 4 p.c. 13th Oct. 1898. SELLERS— £ 500 Barry Ry New Stock, at 155 25 London and Prov Bank Shs, at 21% 9 Mountstuart Shares, at 79% 100 Stranaghan Ord Shares £ 325 & £ 240 Barry 4 p.c. Pref, at 134% &WO Rhymney 4 p.c. Preferred, at 120 20 & 7 Rhondda Ord, at 4% 10 Albion Colliery Shares 20 Cardiff & Penarth Tram Shares B500 Weston-super-Mare Corp. Stock 25 Bristol Tram New Shares, at 18% 20 Rhondda Old & New Preferencs 50 Rhymney Iron Old Shares 20 Newport Abercarn Ord, at 6% 10 Cambrian Col 6 p,c. Prefs 5 Spillers 6 p.c. Pref Shares, at 14% 50 Port Talbot Pref and 25 Ord, at 9% -25CO Vale of Glamorgan Stock 10 W. A. Baker, Newport, Pref-bid wtd £200 Swansea Harbour 3% p.c., at 100 13 & 3 Barry Graving New Shares 10 Norths Ord Shares, at E2 169 3d BU1 EI ;j- 1150 Barry Deferred Stock, at 140% > 5 Barry Graving Dock Shares, at 20% 20 Spillers Ord Shares 1500 Cambrian Ry D Deb 25 Port Talbot Ord, at 9 JE500 Cambrian Colliery Debs; at 103 2200 Swansea. Harbour 4 p.c., at 110% 100 J. Bland & Co. Shares. at 14s 25 South Wales Colliery B Shares .£150 Taff Vale Stock, at 73% jE200 D. Davis & Sons B Deb, at 103 .£7 Powell Duffryn 5 p.c., & X200 6 p.c., at 105 THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFFI Telephones—P.O. 61. National 134.

,_U- E. T. LYDDON AND CO., 122. BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. Telegrams—" Lyddon, Cardiff." Teleohones—P.O.. 63; Nat., 103. j S BLTJFT? F._ £ 500 & Z14 Barry Allotments 30 Cambrian Colliery Pref Shs, at 10H £500 Barry Preferred Stock £ 250 & £ 250 Cardiff Ry Pref'd, at 113 4500 Brecon & Merthyr 1865 Pref 5 Mountstuart Dry Dock Shares .£223 Barry 4 p.c. Pref Stock 10 Mordey & Carney, 19 paid, Shares £ 400 Cardiff Ry 3 p.c. Deb, at 101% 10 Rhondda & S. Bay, f pd, Pref R200 Rhymney Preferred Stock, afcl21 BUXBRS. 30 Spillers Pref Shares 10 Hancocks Preference Shares, at I5ft 5 Cardiff Malting Shares jESOO Vale of Glamorgan Stock Barry Graving Deb or Pref Shares X300 Union Dry Dock Debenture 20 Nells Brewery Pref Shares, at 911% FLEMING S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCK EXCHANGE, AND 1, DOCK CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. T grams:' Fleming, Cardiff.' T'p's. Nat. 153, P.Q.J133 SELLERB.— Garw Water Co. Shares 25 London District Empires 10 Lloyds Bank, Ltd.. Shares £ 1000 D. Davis & Sons B Deb £ 200 Cardiff High-street Ardacle Dsb3 10 Albion Colliery Shares 25 Hancocks Deferred >5 Provincial Tram Pref "BUYERS. Cardiff Ry 3 p.c. Debentures Stock 10 Barry Graving Shares Z500 Vale of Glamorgan By Stock 20 London and Provincial Banks, at 21 11000 Barry Ry Deferred Penarth Slipway Shares .1. ..<UM..L!* THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER 4, Dock Chambers (andStock Exchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gedge, Cardiff, Telephones-National. No. 139: P.O. No. 82 1093 BUYERS. -Barry Deferred Ord Stock 910,0 D. Davis and Sons B Deb SELLERS,— £ 200 Barry Ord Stock S114 Barry Allotments Quinine Bitters £100 Barry R> Deferred TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO., 27, MOUNTSTUART SQUARE, CARDIFF, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1104 T'grams—"TBEI>pnn. CARDIFF." Nat No. 130. P '0,131 SELL"ERS.- £215 Rhymney Ry Ordinary Stock 10 Cardiff Channel Dry Dock 5 p.c. Prefs 10 R5 Barry Steam Joinery Co- Ltd.- o v jB5000 Neath Harbour Bonds—bid wtd 10 Mordey & Carney, fully pd, Shares BUYERS. -10 Western Mail Pref Shares, at par 2, 4100 ss Anne Thomas or Wynnstay Shs £500 Barry Ry Allotments Anthony Radcliffe ss Shares 10 Cardiff Empire Shares Mining Shares dealt in at closest prices t:: J. W. COURTIS AND CO., BANK:BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET, AND "STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1106 Telegrams—"Stocks, Cardiff." Teleohones—Nat., 551; P.O., 517. i SELIiERS;— X600 Barry Deferred Stock 8 Pert Talbot By and Dock Pref Shares £ 300Cambrian Colliery Debs 2-Barry Graving Dock New Ord & 2JPref X500 W. W. Nell, Ltd., 5 px. Debentures 10 Western Mail Pref Shares S. -20Cambrian Collery Pref Shares £ 200 S'sea Harbour 3% p.c Stock,.af99% E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHAREBROKER MOUNTSTUART-SQ. & STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1114 ;i»rm8, "Shares." C'dff. T'p'nes. P.O. No-SM!f»t.,236 ^SELLERS.5 Lloyds Bank Shares 10 Cardiff Masonic Hall Debs £1000 Barry New Allotments f-W Brecon & Merthyr Ord, at 10 BUYERS. -to Bdte Dry Dock Sha.res,a.U 25 Spillers Ord Shares 15 London & Prov Bank Shares GELARLES MASSY AND CO 22^fc23, MO-UNTSTUART-SQUARE AND-STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF- Cardiff, 'Ppbs', Nat. IBBBCERS.-24 Cardiff Ice Shs, at U« | MM. E70. & Egi Barry Allots, ait l55} £ J £ 500 Barry Deferred Stockist 140% i £ 1000 Taff Vale Ord St-k at 7 11000 Brecon & Merthyr 5 p.c. Pf at 13 £250 Rhymney Deferred Stock, at 147 90 Rhymney iron Old Shares, at 25s9d 100 Natal Steam Collieries 40Cardiff Channel 5-p.c. Pref., a.t":IO% £ 200 Tjockets Merthyr Deb Stock, at 96^5 BUYERS. 30 Cardiff Ice. at 11 X500 Barry Deferred Stock, at 137 £1000 Brecon and Merthyr Ord, at 9% 50 Stranaghan &_Stephens Ord, at lis 6d PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARE t BROKER, 113, Bute-rd., and btock Exchange, Cardiff, f TTgrams," Purse. Cardiff-" T'phones. P.O. 89, Nat'225 fBUYERS. -5 Cardiff Malting Ord Shares £ 500 Barry Estate 4% p.c. Debvat l04 40 International Coal Shares, at 2% ? 8EE&ER&—40 Chartereds, at 2% I 950 and £5 Taff Vale Ord Stoek 35 D. Davis & Sons Pref Shaires l £5QOBa.rry New Allotments f ■' ■■ E: R N F, ST SULLY AND OO, tH8, BUTP,$T.. & STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 'Telegrams, Trust- Telephones:—P.O.,7. Nat_J87; SELLERS.- 20 Norths lo p.c. Cumul. Pref Shares s 15 Spillers Ordinary 20 Cardiff Ice Shares 10 Nells Ord Shares £6 & £ 60 Barry 4 p.c. Pref and £ 32 Deb £ 500 Barry Ry New Allotments £500 Cardiff Ry Deb Stock BUYBBS. 20 Spiiiers & Bakers Ord Shares 10 Cardiff Ice Shares t 30 Norths 10 p.c. Cnmul. Preference > OOROON CORY, 120, BUTE-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. 5707 _:1ic¡f!1>;Qt\ LIONEL E. TAYLOR & CO., 27, WEST BUTE-STREET, & STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. 1152 <• T grams "Security, Cardiff." T'phns P.O., 113; Nat. 212 SELLERS.—10 Channel Dry Docks, at 10% cash 9 & 5 Nells Ordinary Shares 50 Stranaghan & Stephens Ord Shares X400 Carmarthen Brew 4;JÍ p.c.Debs 20 Cambrian Colliery Pref Shs. at loyt •BUYERS. — 7 Capital and Comities Bank Shares 15 Cambrian Colliery Preis. at Wt1! S200 Cardiff Gas D Stock 100 J. Bland Shares 5 Mordey Carney, £ 10 paid, Shares' H. GODFREY, STOCKBROKER, 12, MOUNTSTUART SQUARE, CARDIFF Telegrams-U Canoe." Cardiff. Telephones. Nat. No. 222, P.O.,No. 116. POWELL THOMAS & CO., 25, MOUNTSTUART-SQUARE, & STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. T'graphic Address—" Consols." T'ph's P.O. 13, Nat 300 SELLERS.-IOCa.rdiff Empire Ord E500 Barry New Ord Stock, at 159 10 Channel Dry Docks, at 10% 20 Channel Dry Dock Prefs 15 Victoria Dry Dock Pref. 2GO Natal Steam Coal, at 19s !1S Wales Property &B'ld's £ 10, £ 25 Barry Steam Joinery Shares 20 Norths Ordinarv Shares, at 56s 3d 25 Cardiff Empire Preis. at 5M BUYERS. Millers and Corys Debenture 10 London & Prov Bank Shares, at 21 20 Nottingham Empire Shares, at 9 5 P. and A. Campbells Ordinary, at J"'t.- .¡I- FRED. P. ROBJENT, CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. Telegram: Robjent, Newport. Telephone No,, 21, BU-YBBS, — 50 Westlases Ordinary, at £4 17s 6d 1.;0 Rhymney Iron New, at 17s £1000 Brecon 1861 and 1863 Pref 150 Crown Spelters, at 30s 20 Great Western Colliery A Shares Newport Gas A Stock 100 Evans and Allen Shares I 9 Pontypool Gas & Water A Shares 35 Quinine Bitters Shares JH50 Brecon B 4 p.c. Debenture, at 109 50 Lake View East, at 5s 50 Weston-super-Mare Pier Shares 20 Newport Abercarn Pref, at 98 100 Rhymney Iron Old Shares, at 26s 6d 40 Tredegar Gas and Waters 1250 Cambrian Ry 1st Pref 50 Newport Abercarns, at 6% Y500 Alexandra A 4% p.c. Pref Stock 10 Port Talbot Graving Docks-offers HENRY J. PILLINGER & CO., LATE BETTON SAYCE, VAUGHAN, & CO., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, HIGH STREET NEWPORT, MON. 1123 TelephoneNo.,127. Telegrams." Pill inger. Newport.' BUYERS. £1500 Brecon and Merthyr Ordinary 50 Partridge Jones Pre-prefs 11000 Brecon 1861 Prefs, at 80 p.c. £1000 Brecon 1862 Prefs, at 46 p.c. 50 International Coal Shares 100 Evans & Aliens Shares, at 6s 6d £1000 Ben Evans Deb Stk, at 112 p.c. SELLERS.-XGOO Sharpness B Pref, at 128 p.c. £ 1000 Swansea Old Brewery 4y. p.c Deb £1000 Brecon 1863 and C700 1865 Prefs 250 Evans and Aliens Shares £ 300 Lloyd and Yorath Deb Stock X1000 Alexandra Dock B Prefs, also Dbs 12 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shares 200 Norths Navigation Ord Shs, at 2% STEPHEN P. WILLS, SWANSEA, Stockbroker, T'grams. 11 Wills," S'sea. T'phone. 184. SELLER.—Penrikyber Colliery Ord Shares HIRAM H. S. JONES, SWANSEA. Stockbroker. T'grams—" Hiram," S'sea T'phone 290 BUYER. Ben Evans Prefs SELLER.—Lloyds Bks A. W. JOHNSON, SWANSEA. STOCKBROKER. T'g"s:—"Ornate." S'sea T'phone 219 SELLER.—Rhondda Prefs and Debs FREI). L. REES, STOCK AND SHAREBROKER, VAUGHAN-STREET, LLANELLY Nat. Telephone No. 336. 378

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. 1898 1897 Inc. Dec. Taff Vale 13016. 15625.2609 Brecon and Merthyr 1305. 1472. 167 London, Brighton, and S C 53428. 52686. 742. South-Eastern 46891. 43949. 2942.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF.11 SWANSEA.* NEWPORT} Oct —-— Mor. Evn.|Hgt. Mor. Evn.IHgt. Mor. Kvn. Hgt. 24 M 1 37 2 2l|27 5 0 40 1 23 25 10 1 50 2 34 27 10 25 T 3 3 3 35'28 9 2 5 2 38126 11 3 16 3 48 29 2 26 W 4 6 4 34,'30 8 3 11 3 39^28 4 4 19 4 47 31 1 27 T 5 3 5 26132 7 4 7 4 30:29 6 5 16 5 39 33 0 28 F 5 50 6 10 34 0 4 54 5 15f30 11 6 3 6 23 34 5 29 S 6 34 6 54 34 6 5 33 5 58 31 8 6 47 7 7 34 1 30 S 7 12 7 31134 11 6 3 5 6 33132 0 7 25 7 44 35 4 31 M 7 50 8 8|34 2 6 53 7 10(31 7 8 3 8 21 34 7 Basit-, +Princeo ales Dk.t Alexandra. Dk

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, TUESDAY. The steam coal market has been very dull indeed to-day so far as new business is concerned. Indeed new business has been practically con- fined to make-up quantities, for with rates at their present high level, to say nothing of the scarcity of tonnage, a large volume of business is out of the question. Of course a lot of coal is being shipped under contract, and it is on this account that chartering is so brisk, for delivery is being pressed forward very strongly indeed on the other side. Most other departments of the market are quiet in sympathy. The follow- ing were the closing quotations:—Very beat Cardiff steams, 12s 6d to 13S good ordinaries, from 11s 9d; and seconds, from Us best Monmouthshires, 10s 9d to Us seconds, from 9s 6d; drys, 10s 9d to lls No. 3 Rhondda large, 12s6d to 13s 6d; No. 2 large, 8a 9d to 93 3d; best house coal, 14s to 15s; best small steams, 6s 6d to 7s; good ordinaries, from 5s; other sorts from 4s (f.o.b.). Patent fuel, lis 6d to 12s 3d Pitwood. 17s to 17s 6d,ex ship Cardiff or Newport. The freight market has been very active and strong again to-day. There can be no doubt about the fact that the war scare is keeping rates up. The following comprise the latest opera- tions OUTWATVD BOUND STEAMERS. Cardiff to Copenhagen. 8s 6d. Nykjobing, 8s 6d, 1,000 tons. Malta, 8s 6d. Santos, 23s 6d. Lisbon, 8s Hd, 1,500 tons. Genoa, 10s 6d, 3,100 tons. Leghorn, lis, Genoa terms. Salonica, lis. Alexandria, lis. Rouen, 7s I Md.

SWANSEA EXCHANGE. SWANSEA, TUESDAY. The following fixtures were completed here to-day :— Swansea to Dieppe, 7s. Pillau, 9s 6d, ice 1.200 tons. Barcelona, Us 6d. Havre, 63 3d. LlaRelly to Dieppe, 7s.

BALTIC REPORTS. LONDON,'TUESDAY. FBEIUJI.' 1 ■KET.GAJ.ES from the Danube, Azofif, and Black SC firm, but the demand for tonnage is not active, uneriea (Range and Gulf) well main- tained. India IAD River Plate—more inquiry. Ore rates steady. FIXTURES—STEAMERS. Azoff, 17s 6d, 112W charter, barley cargo (Zoe), 13,500 qrs., prompt. Sulina, 14s 6<J, new charter, no reduction Bristol Channel (Charlton), 12,000 qrs., prompt. Nicolaieff to Marseilles, lgfcs., one port in Spain Mres., two 19%fcs. (Richmond), 2,900 tons, prompt. Nicolaieff to Barcelona or Tarragona, 18fcs. (Ben- clune), 2,800 tons, 8th November. New York to London, 19s 9d (Admiral Nelson), spot. i Kuri-achee to picke.ports U.K. or Continent, 201F (Winnie), November.' Kuriachee to U.K. or Continent, picked ports, 20s (Johannesburg), November—December. Zu Benisaf to Tyne Dock, 8s d, 2,200 tons, middle of November. Bilbao to Rotterdam, 7s ld, 3,000 tons, prompt. GRAIN REPORT.—At the Baltic market for cargoes of wheat ruled strong, sellers asking 6d to 9d advance, but there is still no disposition on part of buyers to contract. Maize firmly held-18s 6d asked for the steamer Oeorgia of Plate on passage 17s 10id paid for steamer of mixed American, November. Barley better-17s 3d refused for the steamer Bala, Theo- dosia, due out, and 17s paid for the steamer Loval Briton, Azoffloadiflg.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS.] The steamer Tintern Abbey collided with the pier in entering Havre and sustained damages. The pier also sustained extensive damage. A Ramsey, Isle of Man, telegram states that the steamer Viking has broken down three miles off Point of Ayr. Part of the crew have landed. The vessel is at anchor. A Sundswall telegram states that the Norwegian steamer Peik got ashore at Storgrundet inside i; Bramo, in entering port, and remained. A steamer r,has gone to her assistance. A Grimsby telegram states that the mail steamer Venetia, previously reported ashore at Theddle- thorpe, got off unassisted and undamaged, and safely docked on Monday night. 3 A New York cablegram states that the British barque Andormha took fire M port, but the fire has since been extinetushed. The steamer Verax, at Liverpool, reports having lost part of her deck cargo and three blades of her r propeller. Thesteamer A. Asgeirsson, of Copenkagen, with timber, at Sharpness,, reports that on October 17th she lost a portion of her deck cargo Themicster of theship Comiiebank, at Falmouth, reports that on September 17th, in lat. 8 north, long. 24 west, he spoke the Italian ship Royal Sovereign, from New Caledonia for Queenstown, with loss of mfzen topgallant yard and all three roval yards, cargo shifted, and other damage. The crew were all well. The British steamer Brenhilda, from Liverpool, has arrived at Melbourne with stearins gear seriously damaged. A Barbadoes cablegram states that the barque Mistletoe, of St. John, is ashore at the entrance to port in a bad position, and is expected to become a total wreck. A Hamburg telegram states that the Norwegian steamer Thelma, from Newcastle, and the steamer Mars collided at EJrunsbuttel on Monday fright, and theformer sank. Damage to the latter unknown. The Thetma's-crew landed at Cuxhaven. A Brooldyn cablegram reports a fir-at Red,:Hook, Brooklyn. The bng Andomifcro, two lighters, and the German-American stores are badly damaged. 1 The fire is under control.

THE LIZARD SIGNALLING STATION. T THE LIZARD, Tuesday. — Wind W. to W.S.W., i'fresh. Weather cloudy and hazy. Sea moderate. Barometer 30;14, steady. Passed Biut--st,-wmers Lotus, of Antwerp; Christiania, of Hamburg; a L Johnston Line steamer. Passed West—steamers Marmion, of Glasgow; City of York, of Whitby Hibernia, of Whitby Hornsey, of London Cimbra, of Copenhagen; Felbridge, of London; Roehamp- ton, of London '< Goolistan, of Swansea Madeirense, of Liverpool; Henry Fisher, of Newcastle; Clan Maclean, of Glasgow; presumed Bohemia, of HAM. tèbnrg; Craigrowan, of Leith Paragon, of Dublin. f SW AN SEA BAY SIGNALLING STATION, MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE. TUESDAY .—WFTVVO R,,«*»««>« I aorci&ge. steamers Benhead, of Liverpool.; PortgnaJete, of Cardiff; Hayle, of Hayle; Clytie, of Whitehaven-I Avon, of Grangemouth; City of Cadiz, of Dublin. Passed West—steamers Dunraven,, of Bristol; Long Ditton, of London t Acacia, of London; Tennyson, of London. Nautilus, of London Brenner, of South Shields Hinricb, of Kiel; Albertina, of Newcastle. In! Roads—steamers Welsh Prince, of Bridgwater £ Erimus, of Falmouth; Trefnsis, of Falmouth Veronica, of Cardiff five schooners. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Gena arvd Genoa 23rd Mandalay arvd Brnila. 22nd Matthew Bedlington lefteupptoria for Rotterdam. 23rd Cervin left Gibraltar for Leith 24th Dordogne left Almeria for Liverpool and Glasgow 25th. Garonne arvd Baltimore and loads for Bordeaux 25th Usk left Bayonne for Newport 25th Speedwell arvd Bordeaux 26th Tinterii Abbey arvd Havre 25th Roxby arvd Philadelphia, 23rd Chiverstone passed Flushing for Antwerp 25th Thornaby left Kotka for St. Nazaire 23rd Gledholt left Kemi for Ormskoldsvik 24th Moorby left Tyne for Delaware for orders 24th Elpis left Alexandria for Bristol 22nd Crimdon left Salerno for Gaza. 23rd Haxby arvd Philadelphia 21st Hawnby arvd Stettin 21st Thirlby left Tees for Cardiff 24th Trunkby left Philadelphia for Cork 21st Crathorne passed Pera for Gibraltar for orders 21st Aislaby left Taganrog for Gibraltar for orders 22nd Barlbv passed Kertch for Taganrog 22nd Selby passed Sulina for Gibraltar for orders 23rd Inver left Rouen for Newport 25th Alacrity arvd Honfleur 25th Beignon arvd St. Nazaire 25th Gardapee left Barcelona for Pomaron 24th Barrv arvd Liverpool 24th Turquoise left Azores for New York 24th Free Lance left Messina for Danube 22nd Starcross arvd Antwerp 25th CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, Oct 24.-Ann, 36. Trevaylor ss, 1571, Rotterdam, light. Ingoldsby ss, 793, Bilbao, iron ore. ROATH DOCK, Oct. 25.-Julia Park ss, 1867. Lutece ss, 607. Redruth ss, 1503, Middlesbrough, light. BUTE EAST DocK. Oct. 24.-Baccaneer ss, 652. Lark, 37. Pacific, 90, Avonmouth, wheat. Flora, 564, Bristol, light. Sabrina, 89. BUTl EAST DOCK, Oct. 25.-Earsdon ss, 778, Antwerp, geneial. Flora, 428, Bristol, ballast. BUTE WEST DOCK. Oct. 24.-Arthur ss, 241, Liver- pool, general. Marquis of Bute ss, 135, Liverpool, general and wheat. Ralston ss, 62, Garston, pitch. Elvira Cammo, 235, Waterford, pitwood and spruce timber. Lynwood, 184, Waterford, ballast. Zayda,. 189, Waterford, ballast. Kilkeel ss, 55, Newry, oats. Rostrevor ss, 69, Portaferry, potatoes. Happy Return, 38, Bristol, burnt ore. Earl of Jersey as, 25 Bessie Gould, 47, Wadebridge, wheat. Camellia, 52, Avonmouth, wheat. Derby, 44, Avonmouth, wheat. Bellona, 44, Appledore. gravel. BUTE WEST DOCK, Oct. 25.-Camel as, 226, London, general. Lark ss, 37. Destiny, 56, Minehead, wheat. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Oct. 24.—Banga, Wintel, Riga. ROATH DOCK, Oct. 25.—Scarsdale ss, Shadock, St.- Naznire. BUTK EAST DOCK, Oct. 24.—Andora, Henriksen, Christiania. Dan, Kruse, Nexo. Faerder, Sorensen, antoB. BUTE EAST DOCK, Oct. 25.-Sophie Kirk, McMaater, Frey Bentos. Rochefort ss, Mulholland, Fecamp. Cairngorm ss, Leitch, Glasgow. Adour ss, Conan, Bayonne. Mancestna ss, Hurrell, Barcelona. Yarra, Good, Bristol. BUTE WEST DocK, Oct. 24.-Petit Alaine, Diabot, Nantes. Speedy, Carthy, Youghal. Marie Isabelle, Mallaine, Treguier. Sea View, Hall, Waterford. Warrenpomt ss, Court, Newry. Marian, Cajah Looe. Amaranth, Rowe, Plymouth. BUTE ^ESLP^^K. Oct. 25.—Derby, Collier,Bristol. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Oct. 25. New York, Barden Tower ss, B, 1484, J. W. Burness Algiers, Bencroy ss, B, 1666, J. T. Duncan & Co. Galveston, Bishopsgate ss, B, 1416, Stephens, Mawson Savona, Cameo ss, B, 1450, Cook, G. H. Wills & Co. Genoa or bavona, South Gwalia ss,B,LMI, Evan Jones St. Nazaire, Behera ss, B, 1037, P. Rowe & Sons Brindisi, Trevaylor ss, B, 1571, Foster, Hain & Co. Danube, Oakby S8, 13, 1251, Anderson, R. Ropner& Co. Horten, Mora, Nwy, 428. Fredrilisen, Tellefsen & Co. Korsoer, Dovress, Nwy, 282, Jacobsen,Tellefsen & Co. Lisbon, Sonia, Den, 227, Nissen, Tellefsen & Co. Catania, Spezia ss, Ger, 10S0, Dethless, Thos. Gray Las Palm as or Teneriffe, Galtina ss, B, 1135, J. Lilly Barcelona, Atalanta ss, B, 743, Smith, R. Ropner & Co. Genoa, Lord Derby ss, B, 1084, Chas. R. Scott & Co. Paluden, Hazard, B, 62, Lufkin, E. J. Whitley Guernsey, Ryelands, B, 123, Marrow, Hy. Silcocks st. Michael's, Buccaneer ss, B, 652, Tucker, Harrison,, Moore and Harrison Hamburg, Pluto ss, B, 772, Bristol Steam Navigation larragona, Vigsnaes ss, Nwy, 411, Johannesen, Krieger & Sohliemann Alexandria, Minteme as, B, 1802, Watts, Williams & Co Rouen, Lutece ss, F, 701, Balasman, P. H. Coward Barcelona, Kingswood ss, Nwy, 1210, Appleby & Co. CLEARED-Oct. 25. Algiers, Bencroy ss, B, 3000 coal Port Eads. Loch Maree ss. R hallast. Sandy Hook, Kirkby ss, B, ballast Savona, Cameo ss, B, 2900 coal St. Nazaire, Behera ss, B, 2000 coal Port Arthur, Benvenue ss, B, 2900 coal Galatz, Oakby ss, B, 2400 coal Teneriffe, Alacrity ss, B, 2800 coal Bahia, Gunno, Nwy, 1340 coal Hampton Roads, Frieda ss, B. ballast Barcelona, Ataltnta ss, B, 1400 coal Paluden, Hazard, B, 110 coal Guernsey, Ryelands, B, 180 coal St. Michael's, Azores, Buccaneer flS, B, 850 coal Port Said, Magnus Mail ss, B, 2650 coal Hamburg, Pluto as, B, 1250 coal Port Said, Robert Eggleton ss, B, 2650 coal La Rochelle, Norah ss, B, 1850 coal Tarragona, Vigsnaes ss, Nwy, 515 coal Las Palmas or Teneriffe, Gallina ss, B, 2100 coal Galveston, White Jacket ss, B, ballast Alexandria, Minterne ss, Nwy, 3800 coal Rouen, Lutece ss, F, 1700 coal Barcelona, Kingswood ss, Nwv, 2140 coal IMPORTS—Oct. 25. Bilbao, Ingoldsby ss, iron ore, Dowlais Iron Co. Avonmouth, Pacific, wheat, New Cardiff Mlllihg Co. Antwerp, Earsdon ss, general, Bristol Steam Cd, Liverpool, Arthur ss, general, M. J. Begg & Co, Livetpool, Marquis of Bute ss, general and wheat;-B:- Gilchrist Garston, Ralston ss. pitch, L. Gueret Waterford, Elvira Camitio, pitwood, M. J. B egg & Oni4 spruce timber, Dorotich & H. Nance Newrv, Kilkeel ss, oats, Cardiff Grain Co. Portaferry, Rostrevor as, potatoes, R. Engla.nd Bristol, Happy Return, burnt ore, C. Tennant & Sons Wadebridge, Bessie Gould, wheat, Spillers & Bakefg Avonmouth, Camellia, wheat, Spillers & Bakerg Avonmouth, Derby, wheat, Spillers & Bakers Appledore, Bellona, gravel, W. J. Tronnce London, Camel ss, general, Matthe«fc& Luff Minehead, Destiny, wheat, Spillerm Bakers & NêW! Cardiff- Milling Co. BARRY DOCK. ABKTVAIS, Oct. 24—Ocean ss, London. Conway,' Antwerp. Duneric ss, Amsterdam. Behera ss, Mary- port. Britannic ss, Sharpness. Hampton as, Antwerp. Pendarves sn, Hamburg. Emerald ss, Liverpool. Havelock ss, Caen. Penzance ss. ARRIVALS, Oct. 25.—Despina G. Michalinos sa,* Aberdeen. Pluto ss, Gloucester. Jenny, Bangor. Inchdune ss, Hamburg. SAILINGS, Oct. 24.-osceola. ss, Avonmouth. Maroon ss, St. Nazaire. SAILINGS, Oct 25.-Gathorne ss, Gibraltar. Shag- brook ss, Havre. Ocean ss, London. Wilfrid ss. St. Malo. .Ÿ.¡, NEWPORT—ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Oct. 24.—Nador ss, 1302, Ant- werp, light. Phyllis Augel ss, 1574, Poti, manganese ore. Halmstad ss, 825, Manchester, light. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Oct. 25.—Hubbuck ss, 1779, Hull, light. Logna ss, 724, Bristol, light. OLD DOCK, Oct. 25,-Christina ss, 168, Waterford, light. HlVER, Oct. 24.-Snipe SS, 122, Liverpool, general. Edgar, 57, Bristol, general. Enid ss, 53, Cardiff, general. Effort, 41, Chepstow, stone. Alfred Rooker, 69, Paclstow, sand. Standard, 31, Padstow, sand. Jnlia, 69, Ilighbrioge, light. Mary, 53, Bridgwater, light. William and Mary, 75, Kinsale, light. RIVER, Oct. 25.-Killarney ss, 650, Plymouth, light. Merthyr ss, 72, Bristol, light. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Oct. 24.—Margarida ss, Francs, Spezzia. Stokesley ss, Jeune, Havre, Sunlight ss, Walsh, Bilbao. Woodlands ss. Pearn, Lisbon. Wiidi Rose ss, Williams, Fowey. Beatrice ss, Gallahar, Dublin. Llandafl: ss, Ley, Pembroke Dock. OLD DOCK, Oct. 24.—Swale ss, Warboy, Milton, Faversham. OLD DOCK, Oct. 25.-Liverpool ss, Richardson, Waterford. Deerhound ss, Hughes, Fowey. dn RrvER, Oct. 24.-Cloughmore ss, Kidd, Lydney. Effort, Packer, Chepstow. Edgar, Williams, Bristol. Enid ss, Wilton, Bristol. Emily Maria, Jenkins, Bristol. George, Browning, Bristol. Harriet Ann, Webber, Minehead. Herbert, Lamey, Bideford. Saow- flake ss, Irwin, Ilfracombe. ENTERED OUTW.VRDS—Oct. 25. Gibraltar, Logna ss, B, 724, Stephens, Mawson & Co. Quimper, Favourite, F, 55, Rio, Budd & Co. St. Nazaire, Marie, F, 105, Collett, Budd & Co. Brest, Pitre Alcide, F,131, Allain, Budd & Co. Algiers, Nador ss, B, 1302, Wylie, Stephens, Mawson CLEARED-Oct. 21. Cronqtadt, Garnet ss. B, 1840 fuel 'Malta, Marie ss, B, 2100 coal St. Nazaire, Zuria ss, Spn, 3000 coal Algiers, Stilbe ss, F, 4200 coal 1 Gibraltar, Logna ss, B, 1400 coal Algiers, Nador ss, B, 2700 coal IMPORTS—Oct. 25. Liverpool, Snipe ss. general, R. Burton & Son Bristol, Edgar, general, It. Burton & Son Cardiff, Enid ss, general, R. Burton & Son Padstow, Alfred Rooker, sand Pa,dstow, Standard, sand Poti, Phyllis Angel ss, 3350 manganese^ ore;-Pyle & BlamaCc^m^ COASTWISE-Oct. 25. Bristol, Tredegar ss, 120 coal, T. Cockle Bristol, Merthyr ss, 160 coal, F. Everett Minehead, Harriet Ann, 35 coal, G. M. Humphreys Plymouth, Alfred Rooker, 120 coal, T. Wilks & Co, Calstock, Elizabeth Hampton, 165 coal Clonakilty, Emma Louise, 112 coal Bristol, Wye, 100 coal Waterford, Christina as, 540 coal, J. F. Thomas &,Co. SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, Oct. 24.—Cognac ss, 294, Liverpool, light. Margaret, 99, Waterford, oats. NORTH DOCK, Oct. 25.-Volney ss, 99, St. Malo, light. Vigilant as. 251, Liverpool, general. Mermaid, 57, Pont 1'Abbe, potatoes. SOUTH DocK, Oct. 24.-Albertina ss, 419, Trooville, light. Estelle Leon, 57, Carentan, ballast. Stanley Force ss, 136, Briton Ferry, light. SOUTH DOCK, Oct. 25.-Welsh Prince ss, 50, put in, coal. Eugene Gaston, 146, Mortagne, pitwood. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Oct. 24.-Condoren SS, 745, Rouen, light. Rothiemay ss, 1094, Garston, light. Kirtle ss,>840, Barrow, light. Osprev, 130, Waterford, oats. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Oct. 25.-St. Vincent ss, Luen, Cardiff. Kilkeel ss, Coppack, Dublin. SOUTH DOOK, Oct. 25.—Dunraven ss, Read, Avon-, mouth. Firth Fisher ss, Bannister, Barrow. PRINCE or WALES DOCK, Oct. 25.—City of Dort- j mund ss, Green, Hamburg. Jersey City ss, Hunter,17 New York. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Oct. 25. St. Malo,. Volney ss, B, 99, Rees, Fisher, Remvick Charente, Cognac ss, B, 294, Davies, F. Lewis Guernsey, Earl of Lathom, B, 100, Hutton, Marrow St. Petersburg & Riga, Rothiemay ss, B, 1094, Burgess.. Caen, Avon ss, B^277, Owen, Randell & Co. CLEARED—Oct. 25. Stockholm, Condoren ss, Sw, 1500 coal Hamburg, City of Berlin ss, B, 1000 coal Guernsey, Earl of Lathom, B, 220 coal St. Malo, Voluey. ss, B, 160 coal, 120 fuel Sables, Reggio ss, B, 1470 coal IMPORTS-Oct. 25. Pont l' Abbe, Mermaid, 1500 cwt. potatoes, C. Allen Bordeaux, Eugene Gaston, 220 pitwood, W. Davies Bristol, Dunraven ss, general, Pockett's Co. Waterford, Margaret, 115 oats, Weaver &"Co. Waterford, Osprey, 184 oats, Wetwer & Co. Liverpool, Vigilant ss, general, J. Bacon, Ltd. EXPORTS COASTWISE—Oct. 25. Bristol, Dunraven ss, general, Pockett's Co. Fremington, Welsh Prince ss, 10 coal, Randell &Co. Watchet, Mary Lander, 56 coal, Letricheux & David Barnstaple, Lenora, 65 coal, GlanymorCo. Liverpool via Britoi Ferry, Vigilant ssgenerst. 10 coal, J. Bacon, Ltd. Barrow, Clytie ss, 530 coal, Gwauncaegurwen Co. PORTHCAWL. ARRIVAL, Oct. 25.-Coniston Fell ss, 130, Rayle, ballast. WIMDBOUKD.—Argot, St. Agnes, and Chrysolite.

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