South Wales Daily News

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON LONDON, Friday Evening-—Tha following were tho rates of exchange o London to-aay:— Paris Cheques 25.16 Antw'p short 2S.17 to ^5.21 Berlin Cheques 20.45 St. P't'rs'btr, 5 ?nfchs 9100 no. 8<3n,ys' sight 20.43$j Madrid, sight JI.79 I Do. i t, to litlis 20.29 Hamburg, sight 20.43 Lisibon ..37H Frankfort, short 20.12 Home. 3 month-; 25.71 Vjiasighiiir.Tsystm242.15 Barcelona 31.S5 Amsterdam, short 12X94 Br'ss'is C'<l's 25.13 t'> 23.21 Cl UUSlNESS DONE. BRITISH STOCKS ConsolsGoschen's 2} Mny 1012 !0l& 1018 Do. do.Aceounij .101;. I01J3 101| ..1J; 101 Co. 2 do. 10) i National "War Vaad Iftp I ',I o,-k 1034 .• i ■ TSatsit of tfnglnml Stock 334 j ] fnflia 34 ye* Cent 110 Do. 3 do. 102.7 Metropolitan Con. 34 110- s Do. do. 3 p.c. 104 Iiiciin, Er.ree Paper 34 p.c. G1 6: j i Ins. C.GoodHopc 4 p.c. 1883 18'3 I j ] In9. N. Zealand Con. 4 p.c. 110 Ins. New South Wales 116 lus. Victoria 4 p.c. 1832-3-4 105 £ Ins. South Australian 4 p.c 109 Inf. Qneensland 4 p.c 103 HUITISH KAUjWAYS Brighton Kailway Ord irj;i Do. Do. Deferred 136 155J: Caledonian Consolidated.. 139 "j Do. Preferred Con. Ord. 934 )", "'m Do. Deferred Con. Ord.4 ™ Chatham and Dover Ord.1 21jj 21J: Do. Arbitn. Preference 129 Do. Second Preference 1 East Tjondoa 8 Kurncsa 93^ [\\ Glasgow AS.W;:trnPrefOrd 7 7 '1 '1' Do. dr. I)ef Great Eastern Ocdtu«tv .i 118 llg-J ") Gfc. Nthn. Prefd. Con. Or»..i ll?ii Do. Dcfrd. Do. 53.V 53j! 53?' 52l' Bo. A's 49 Great Wesiarn 153 157^. 153 Great Ccutnii Pref. Ord .i .52 Do. Deferre d Ordinary. 15 Hall and Baruoiey s2l 62 Lancaatiire and Yorkshire1 JjoEdon and ?■? ovth-V»siirn: 183* ricndon and Sonth-Tv7estrn: bon. Sili. Wsfcrn. Detrd.' 75" Metropolitan Consolidated! 10G Do. J<and Stock j<2 Do. District Ordiuary .I 23 Do. PrcXerrcd 95^' SJidlaud Prcfci red Ord.| so": Do. Deferred Ord. 83V | North British Ord. Prof. 33 i | Do. Ordinary Deferred.i 3^5. Nortii-Kastierii Ordiuary 37i' North HtafforJshiro U9 bonth-Uusteru Ordinary .1 121 Do. Deferred ;;(u to.i Tag Vale_Acfe, 1«89 75*: AMERICAN" ilAll.WAYH Atchison 20 i' 2-f| 254. 26^ 25% Do. Preferejice 71 Baltimore & Ohio Ord 81 si§| Cbicao*, Milwaukee H3?i 11 Hi! 119 Denver Ordinary.. is1, 18} Do. Preferred r,V: Rrie Slwires jjii i">i! 12J Do. 1st Preference 551 3^?; Illinois Central 1;5>: II51 Louis .,nil NfRhviU .1 :}ji l 8it! Ai iss.-juri, Jiaonna, & •J.'era-fi jit! its.. New York Central New Xork Oittario 2^: Nartolk Common 3,1 Do. Proferanca; g'>s. 801' Notlh Picific Pxef •»' Pennsylvania Ordinary .i Philadelpiiia and l.teading DO.I'jmC Preference 2 Sontlieraity.CouimoMSiick! 12-41' Do. Preferred -,<$• Soutisern Facia 3i]; 35J! 31% Cniou Pacific 53j!i 55 5Gi Do. do. Preference! 7 5:! Wabash Preference 20\\ 21 Do. General Mortgage 37. OTHER ItAltiWAYa. Canadian Pacific 95V 95j Grand TrnnkOrdinacy 7jfj' 7 7^» .1 Do.Guarantee 1 93jj 9S Do. First Preference 37t: Do. Second Preference. 59J- 593 59? 5'/s Do. Third Preference 2'Jj 224' 22J Mexican Ordinary 13 Do. First Preference 81 Do,Second Preference. 31 Lombards Ordinary 6 Mexican Cntl. 4 p.c. Bondsj S2 Do. First Income. J 27$i llnenos Ayre3Gt.Southern1 146 .1 Buenos Ayres aud Kosario' 70 Central Argentine 103 .• FOREIGN STOCUS Argentine 1833 93J 3% .^7 Do. Funding 9^ .j Do. 4J p.e. Sterling 71 Do. Treasury 7g Do. Cedulas A 41 J" Do. Cedulas li. 354. j ") t .„ Do. Cedulas F. 3^1 Bueuos Ay^es Cedulas 1 !J 5? Do. 5%; Brazilian, 1889 653: .• Bulgarian G p.c. 1838 83 Chilian, 18% 85 ••• Do. 1892 92! .• .■ .• Chinese Silver Iioau 93. Do. 6 p.c. Oo'.d lot Egyptiaii Unified 1044 Do 3$per Cea6 ..I ■yd £ Dc cState Domain 103 ••• Do Daira Mew 102 ••• French34per Ceufc. ftontesi 101 ■! Do. 3_ per Cent, ltentesj loo ,„i ••• German 3 per 0. 1391-2-3i ssv Greek, 1881 40a; "• Do. iBsi 4oj: Guatemala Usternal Debt 20 .1 Honduras^ 5 Hungarian 4 p.c. Gold 97JI .).;■• Italian 5 per Cent. lientesj 91a: Mexican li per Cent 99J: Ottoman l>ank Shares I2f| Peru. Corp Ordinary 24' Do. Prelereuca mj Paraguay lsjj Portuguese 3 per Cent 2ijf! Hacsiau 4 p.c. Con 99 99i Spanish 4 per Cent 74a; 72 Turkish. 1834 g7j; "] Do Ottoman Defence' J02 ™ Do. 2nd Groups 45! ]">: Do. 3rd Group 33 Do. 4th Group .i 22|i Transvaal Loan 5 per Cent' ig3 i' Urngaay 34;per Ceut ,.434' — L;rngaay 3J)I)er Geut SOUTH AFRICAN MINE S Angelo | 7J, f:l:i' Bantjes !]■«.! Karnato Consolidated Becfmanaland Ex Becfmanaland Ex í. Bonanza 1J! British Sonth Africa 34 Zfs' 3^! Bnffelsdoorn 1 j Bnlawayo Exploration 2,»s| City and Suburban New. :jj! 'S| Con. G^Jd Fields, Def 7tj| 7| Crown reef. lh 15|, Oe Beei s Diamonds 2r'ii 27g- 27i S4I East Hand 7& 7ji| ii Do. Extended 3 2J Ferreiras 22.J| 22 Geelong 2j,- Gcldenhuis Deep Globe and Phconis 5 4} Henderson Trurt-, Est- li Henry Noiirae 3.J Jo'naunesbnrgcons.Invest 2 lfgj .Jubilee 6J Henry Noiirae l$i I 8; Jo'naunesbnrgcons.Invest 2 lfgj .Jubilee 6J Jumpers ,%k 4j Knights 5g; 54 Kierksdozp 4/0i Ijanglaagtc Estate 3i| Matabele Gold Kecfs 7ft! ,7 Modderfontein i02j 0^ lOjji 101 Moz»mbi<ine 2f-1 New Japcrsfoutein l5j| Nigel Oceana Ij»nd 21-3x! 2 Primrose 4 J Band 'Miues. 4o|! 16/ 40.ll 402! I ltandfontein 3^' Keitfontcin lij ••• Phouesia Exploration 5^! 54 lihodesULimited 1J ( j Itobinson Gold Salisbury ^2_sJ Simmer and Jack £ 5 Nov/ 6|5<j S) 5J SoathAfcican Gold Trust ti,ij Transvaal Gold 2&i 2J Wemmcra 12 1.I \Volliut«r 11 4J ••• INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Arthur Guinness Ordinary 570 Allsopp3 Ordinary 73s. 78 79 784 Do. Deferred Ord. '10^ Anglo-Amerieaa 'I'sl. Ord. 63it Dc. do. Prof lis"5 3<;rated^ 14a Coats 'Ordinary 79-) Consett Iron u Canard Steamship, £ 20 nd. 15 Divest United States Cable nj Dublin'Oistiilecs. 11 Eastmans 2 EbbwVata Sc. A 1'u Co Hudson's Bay 2^' Linotype Deterred 7^ Linton Ordinary 2,^ National Teiepliona g Nitrate Kaiiway ^Ord gij Pears' Soap Ordinary 11! Peninsular & Oriensal Prf. 142|i Do. Deferred 252^! Salt Union Ordinary l§ Suez Caaai 1411 AUSTBALIAN Assoc. Financial Corp.Ord 1/0. do. do. Pref. 2/ Associated Gold Mines 2iii 22 Bayley's United 8/3' Broken Hill Prop Vg Golden Horseshoe New 12Ji 12J Great Boulder New 30/ Hampton Plains 3! Hannan's Brownhiil 84 84 Hannan's Oroya l| Ivanhoe New 9 9a 9^ 91 Kalgurli 54 5 £ Lady Loch 7 Lady Shenton 14 Lake View Consols jOJ iog 10f^ Lake View South ft ij Lou. West Australia Expr 13 "),l Mount Malcolm 61 I. North Kalgurli Northern Territory 1 Paringa Consols 8/ Peak Hill 4J Sons of Gwalia 4}4\ South Kalgurli 44 WestA'stralianG-'ldFields 2Jr 1 f Wentworili fiI. LondnGlobeFinanceNew n) £ 16/6 MISCELLANEOUS Anaconda ••• Burma Ruby i Columbia 13/6 Cape Coppsr Mines 5| I-Iauraki 2/Spaid 1/5 Kapaiiga Lo lioi ^'4 Mason and Barry 4 Mysore Gold 6re Mysore Gold Fields 7/ Mon tanas 3/6 3toui».t Lyell 8j| Ooregiun Ordinary 3i«: Bio Tinto Copper 50^1 51J, 50J 51 31J Thai-sis Copper 3^; Waihi IQj!

LONDO EXCHANGE I'bXCKANGK XKLSORAPH YESTERDAY'S CLOSING PRICES. SOUTH AFRICAN MINES. Ati^elo 7 754.Lanf;!aa^te 3% 3?i. Do. Deep 2% 3 Do. Block.B 1 l/« Aoex Mines 6? £ 6'/»' Do. Deep 2% 2% A W't U't'd Ili Vi jLuipaards Vlei, N l-;4 1% Bantjes (Newt lfj lijiiMay Consolid'ted 4!a 4% Darret,t 9/0 lO/O.MeyerACiiaviton 5*4 5% Bonanza 4 4'4 Modder'fcoin NstvlOJ* 10s&' Buffeladoor ff; lfg Do. B Extension 3>S 3% City & Sub. (New) 5}j 5% New Buitfoutein Cham d'Or I', \ye New Primrose 3}g 4fg Comet 2'4 3 Nigel 3v, Con. Deep Level.. 13-i lJi Do. Deep lfi 1% Crown IIo f. 15% 15 Nth Itandfontein 1% 2}{, Do. Deep 12 125yiNourse Deep 5 5% De Beers 27y 277: Porges K'df'nt'n ll/a 1?4 Drietfonteiu 4% =5"^ Princess m 1% Durb'n-Boodep'te 5% t>% Uandfontoin 3,.S m' East Baud 1% fland Mines 40J^ 40^ Ferreira 23)» 22}. Uietlonteiu New l>i French Band 1J5 Bose Deep 9 9%; Geldenluiis G:'4 7 KoI>ins'ji;f5 Sh) 8% 9^ Do. Deep 9il 10 Do. Deep 4% 4'. Qlcncairn liS 2^;Salisbwry Now. 2?4 %%• Glen Deep 4% 1.>i,:Sheba 1"4 Qoeh (New) 2!-2 2^|Siinm«r& Jack. 6 6}4 Ginsberg (New). 3 2%\ Do. East 3ft 3fJ Ileray Nourse 88 Do. West 4; 4f Heriot (New) 6r-g 6%)Steyn Eoi,ate 2?.s 2ia Jagc.rafonteiu .15>a 16 iTrausvaal Gold Jubilee 6 6V;! Mining Estate 2ft Jumper 4;g 4;iiTi'cas'ry 5Yt 5% Do. Deep 4's. 4% Quit'd 'Jtoodp'rtc 3JS 5%, Krnio'fcciu (Cr\tl.) 2% Van ltyu New 3ft 3ft Knifthb 55% Village Mainreef 8'% Knight's Central, 27a 3 Vogeistruis .1" i ?-i t 71. 1/ Knight's Desp S% VVommer .11;<0 12, Lancaster 2J4 3 Wolhuter <)% 4%; Worcester 2% 3 LAND AND EXPLORATION COMPANIES' African Explratn — — Kaffir Cons 1 1%, Anglo-French lis 3% 4 Mash'Ia d Agency 2Ji 2%> BeehuaAal'/idEx 1ft 1ft Matabele Gold.. 7 7%' Barnuto Consols 2 2% Mozambique 2ft 2ft Chat.-B.8. Africa 3% 1% New African 2<< 3 Con.Gol'ijel'sDef Oceana Cons JJg 2ft Exploration Co.. Hi 2 Potchefatroora. 11/S 12ib G'ldTr'st & I'test S'g 6% Rhodesia Liin 1% 17 Geeloug 2^ 2}| Do. GoldSelds 2fJ 2{j} Goerz and Co. 2 ;4 2/i Selnkwe 2«* 2% U-lobe & Phoenix 4"4 5 TatiConcession.i 1ft 1ft euderson iisu. lft 1ft Transv'lG'ldFi'ds 2 tli Johannesburg United Ilhodenia v. Y* Cons. Invest. 1% 2 WilionghbyOoa 13-1 1Y* Y. V,i /,a»ooesiifxplo. ljj 1% AUSTRALIAN AN 1) INDIAN MJNES Aladdin Lamp y, Asso. Gold W. A. 2>» 3 Lake View Conx. 10^ 10' Bayley's IJaiied. fc/0 9/0 Lake View South ft ft BoulderPerficv'ee 9% 10 iViitdon A Wes;. BritishVV>ii;aiiaiil2^ 13^ Ail. Explor 1H 1-^ %1 Do. & Gl'ne Fin 1G 0 1V/(J Broken Hill Prop. 2ft 2?«|Moimt JjveU 3 8% Burbioiiks B Gift., lii 1%\ „ Do. North 3)i 3', Chafi'ers 13/6 14/0;Mount Maicoim 5/3 6/6 Chaiupioa Jteet. oft Gftiaiount Morgan 45 6% G'aen H.'se Shoe.12 12.i GoldfieUT-. 6/3 7/6 Golden Links 1% 2 „ Reef 16/0 pd 5d 1/0 Ur't Boujder 23:5 30/G „ West 4/6 5/!i Do. Main Beef.. i% 1' Wynaad.. 4/6 5 0" Hampton Plains {3 }| North',Bou!dor ft ft Hanu:h3 B'ii Hill 8ft 8ft Nondydroog 3ft 3ft L.). Oroya 1ft lli.Ooregiim 3-Ji 3;s 3)0. Props 6/0 716 „ Pref Do. Star H,¡ I"iiP4Lritig:i, Cons 7/0 8/0 Ivanhoe 9 4% 4 Do. South 1% of Gwalia. 44% 5ft Kalgurli 5h 5'ij W. A. Gold Fields 2}$2*« Do. North j-i -jit!Waihi Gold 10>j lo)# Do. South 4ft 4ft 3ITSO i'l f J' A N E O U S Anaconda Copp'r 3% 8 'sjMason & Barry 3?i 4% Ashanbi G'Sdli'SdslG.^ 16'^iMountain Copper 5% Boston (kipper y, ^|Namaqua Copper 5Va S% Brilliant liiock 9/6 10/blliio Tinto Sl'i bl% „ Burinah I»uby %jKo?.dBiock ft Cape Copper 5?i 5^|Si. Jno. Del Key 23/ 29/6 Copiapo 37 4HiStrattou's Xn'dep. 2M ZJJ Coromaudei "ft Utah 4}1 Sli Le Itoi 6ft 6ft!

DAILY STOCK AND SfiAUS LIST UIIPI,134 D BY MESSRS THACKlilliAY & CO. lock and Suave Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers, Cardiff KAIL WAYS. Paid. Pr-cef. Stock Barry Undivided 100 .220 225 Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Ord.100 .110 112 Do. Deferred Ordinary .100 .112 1.14 Of Brecon & Merthyr 100 5 10 „ Cardiff 4 p.e. PTd Ord 100 .107 103 „ Great Western 1Q0 157 li9 I & 190 Midland Pref. Cony. Ord .100 79% £ 0;.j Do. Deferred Cons. OrdlOO .83 b5 10 Port Talbot iiy. and Docks. 10 8 iU 10 Bhou.& £ 5. Bay Nos.1/12,165. 10 4 Stock Ivhyniney 100 .225 235 „ Do. 4 p.e. Preferred OrdiOO .101 111 „ Do. Deferred Ord 100 .12.5 328 „ TaS Vale Divided Stock 100 74^ 7616 PltEFElcENTIAL Stock Alex. Dk. <fe B.v. <\y« p.c A Pf.ICO .113 117 Do. do. 4% p.c. B 100 .102 101 „ Barry By. 5 p.c. 1st Pref 100 .157 159 „ Do. Corisolidatel 4 p.c.100 127 129 lireon &, IVICU lstPref.1861 100 80 90 Do. 1862 1(-10 sa 55 „ Cambrian No. 1, 4 p.c.100 65 68 Ij c, No. 2, 4 p.c 100 25 2G „ Great Western, 5 p.c 100 .169 172 10 1'ort Talhot 4 p.c 10 9% 10 Uhou. & S. Bay 5 p.c. 1/38,535 30 10 Do. New 10 914 g^ ou Stock Bhyiuuey 4 p.e. Consold 100 .12 £ 130 „ Talf Vale 4 p.c. Consold 100 .127 123 GUARANTEED OB LEASRO 50 Aberdaro 10 p.c 50 .355 160 Stuck Great Western, 5 p.c. guar.100 .170 173 Penarth 5% p.c 100 .167 173 Vale of Glamorgan 100 .ill 114 RAILWAY AND OTHEB DEBENTUUKH Stock Alex. Dock & Uy. 4 p.e 100 116 119 „ Barry Railway 3 p.e 100 93 101 BreeonifcMershyrA4p.c 1C0 .114 117 Do. B 4 p.c.100 99 101 „ Cardiff Railway 3 p.c 100 95 100 Cambrian A 4 p.c 100 .122 J27 Do. B 4 p.c 100 .llo J13 Do. C 4 p.e 100 .1C3 111 Do. D 4 p.e.non. cum.100 ib 97 „ Greau Western 4 do 100 .139 142 » Alidland 2 per cenb.100 87 89 Mid-Wales A 4Js per ceit.IfjQ .120 325 1,3b 100 .111 116 „ Do. A1 100 .106 308 „ Do. A 2 100 57 62 Itho:Ülà¡¡.&f)w'm;ca.llaY't p.c,lOO .113 116 Bhyraney 4 ditto 100 .132 134 Taif Vale 3 .c 100 .ICO 102 Vale of Glamorgan 3 v.c i i,-J 97 99 BANKS. 50 Capital and Counties 10 3972 40Ji 60 London City & Midland 12J$. bl 52 10 London & Provincial 5 21% 22 bO Lloyds 8 32J £ 33} 50 Metro, of England & Wales 5 14?g 145| 75 National Provincial 10'ii- 56 57 60 National Provincial 1 65 66 40 North & South Wales .10 35 35 GAS 10 Aberdare' 10 -19}$20} £ Kcoc-'i Bristol 5 p.c ICU, 122 123 „ CicdifT A jo per ceut 213 Do. 1, 8 por celit 100 133 1S3 i)v. C 7 par cent 100 .174 179 „ Do. D 5 percent/ 100 .124 127 Do. 4J;, p.e, Pref. Stock 100 .121 123 Newpori A. 10 pec cent 100 .225 230 Do. B 7Ja p.c Stk <Sc ShslOJ .168 173 Do. <17 percent 100 .158 163 „ S vansea Cons. 5 per cent .100 .i2l 123 „ Do. ùu, New (Ui9.i) .100 123 GAS AND WATEB 10 Bridgend 10 10^ 11 12 Poutypool (Max. 10 p.c.) 12 14 15 WATER WORKS. 25 Bristol 25 60J4 61 20 Do 20 45 46 10 Pontvpridd lOper ct. Ord- 10 20 21 30 Do.7 BREWERIES 10 Bnckleys 5;> Cam. Pre-jrref 10 9% 1034 Stock Do. 4;i p.c 1st Mort Db 10 .101 103 10 Hancock 6 p.c. Prefd. Ordy. 10 IH J2 10 do. Deferred Ordinary 10 11 l2 10 ùo. 6 p.e. Pref 10 14 14-^xd Stock do. 4 p.c. Deben. StoclilOO .107 IC!!xd 10 Nells Ordinary 10 97 10'4 10 d >. 8 p.c. Pref 10 1CJ* H 10 Rhondda Vulley 5 p.c. Pref. 10 9J/t 10^ Stock do. 4\i Dci>. 'HtocklOO .103 1W COAL AND IltOIC, ] a 14'i 100 Do. G p.e. Deb., red 100 .102 10 Cat.inrian <■! Ord 10 lO'-a li 10 Do. op.c. cum l'f. 10 9101, 100 Do.' p. lot) 100 jUl- 10 V- Davis & SOns 10 11% n;- 10 Do. 6 p.c. ca J'ref 10 10.! £ 10^ 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., red.100 .102 101 100 Do. 5 p.e. B Db.( 1906) 100 .102 104 23 Ebb w Vale Steel,Iron.&Coal 20 15 15 5 Great Western Ordinary ,5 7'« 7>a 5 Do. 10 p.c..en Pref. £ 5 10^ 10% 10 Iusoles 6p.c.cuiPref 10. 9;j 10 100. Do. 5 p.c. Debs 100 93 101 5 International ConUw 5. 7i 8 10 Lewis Merthyr 6 p.c. Col Pf 6 6 6 100 Do. 5 p.c. Oeb 65 68-i 69)4 10 Lockets Merthyr Co! Ord 10 10% 10^ 10 Do. 6 p.c. cu Fret's. 10 9;4 lOJixd 100 Do, 5 p.c. Debs 100 .100 102 100 Miller & Cory 5 p.c. Debs.100 98 1UJ 10 Newport-AbereH>rn 10 llá 11% 10 Do. Pactioipating l-l 11'4 J2'. 5 NorthsNavigaliion Colliery 5 7ft 7ft 5 Do. 10 pc. cu Pref. 5 i;-H 934 10 Penrikyber Coilierv 10 9 9'i 10 Do. 5 to 7*3p.c.cu/V 10 9<i 10 100 PoweltUaf':ti:yij i n.c. I.Oi JU5 25 Do. Ordinary. 211 18 20 5 Do. 6 p.c.Pref. 5 5 5V4 5 Rhymuey iron 5 .58s 01 G0a Od 5 Do. New 2H credited 2^43^ 01 50s Od 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debs.100 .iOl 103 17 Sonth AVaics Colliery Ord. 17 11-Ji 12# 3 DocuP'ticip't'g 10 p.c/YB 3 4% 5% 3 D.. cu. P'ticio'b g lo. Pf 2% 2% 11 Tredegar Iron and Coal A. 7:. £ 5?i 6ya Stock Do B. 100 75 78 MISCELLANEOUS. 10 Barry Graving Dock 10 15% 19 10 Do. 5 p.c. PrelermlP,e. 10 11% 12 1 Ben all(I Co. Ord. 1 .I9j 01 20s 01 (Subject to Founders' Shares.1 1 Bland & Co. 1 20s 61 21s 6d 10 Bl. Bed So. Wales Waggon 3 53-a 5"i 10 Bute Dry Dock 10 15 x (I 10 Cardiff Channel Dry Docks 1G ö4 9? £ xd '10 Do. do. 5 pc Deb. 100 .10' 103 Btoek Cardiff Corporation 3? £ p.c. 100 .IC7 lllxd 10 Cardiff Ice 1 13 133-j 5 C dirf & Pen'rth 'JrUlW¡tYS 5. 3^ 4 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 12 44 25 Cardiff Workmen's Cottage 25 '10 12 1 English Crown Spelters 1 2}-j 2;4 20 Hiil's Dry Dock 18. lfi S 1C Mercantile Pontoon Ord. 10 21 22 10 Miiford Docks 10 7' 10 Mordey Carney 9 11} 122 10 Do. (10. I u. 15 14 •100 Do. 4>a p.c. Deb. (1909) 100 lf)l 103 5 Mosg Umpires Ord 5 88^ 5 Do. 5 p.c. Pref. 5 4% 5 50 Mouutstnarfc DryDk A&B 43 ••• 79 1 Newpt. Water Jtl Annuities 5?i 26# Stock Park Hall 4 p.c. Deb Stic 100.101 102 50 Penartli Shipbuilding 50 25 28 10 Provincial Tramways 10 6 7 10 Do. 6 per cent. Pref. 10 11 12 10 Spillers & Bikers Ordiuary 9 10}i 11 1C Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 12% 13X Z SpiSlersNephev73 Biscuit Co 9 2 23-5 1 Sti'anaghan& Stephens Stores 1 8 6 1 9j 61 1 Do. dc. 6 p.c. Pref. 1 .14s 6d 15s 6d Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. Stk.iOO .109 ill 10 Weaver and Co. Ord. 10 12 12 10 Do. 6 p.c, Pref. 10 10# 1 t ill-i 100 West.MaiI4J £ p.e.Db 1909/20 100 .2 104 10 Do. 5 u.c. cum Pref. 10 8J¡ 9% Prff." when printed in thai the Shares are Preferential as to Capital as well a=? Diridead Battkliale reduced from 4 Lo 3. p.c. 23th May, 1500 S¡;}LLEnS.-O Ebbw Vale Shares 30 Tredegar Iron & Coal A Shares 0 Port Taibot Graving Dock Share3 20 Norths Ord Shares £ 300 Cardiff Malting p. Debs 50 Men Evans Ordinary Shares 5 & 2 Dry Dock Shs, a.t 80 11 Rhymney Iron New Shares 20 PL-,ific Fuel Shares 20 Insoles bp.< Prel Shares 60 Bland & Co. Shares, at 219 ZO Weavers New Ord Shares £ 2000 Cardiff Corp. 3 p c. Stock £200 Cardiff Channel 5 p.(j, Deb 25 Port Talbot Ord Share.- £ 430 Alexandra Doc! riv A Pref Stock 20 Rhymney Valley Gas & Water Shs—b 50 Poutypridd Water New Allots £ 1000 Alexandra Dock 4 p c. Deb, at 116 15 Rhondda & S. Bav Ord Shares, at 3if JE300 Newport G'iS C Stock, at 152 30 South Wales Colliery New II BUXERS. -o Albion Colliery Sh:?Ù £250 & JE30 Barry Undivided Stock 20 London & Prov Bank Shares, at 22% XI,00 Barry Preferred Stock £ 400 Cardiff Ry Preferred Stock W Spillers Nephews New B Shares 25 Cambrian Colliery Ord Shares E500 Lockets Mcrtliyr Debenture, at 101 £ 400 Rhymney Iron Debenture 100 Strl1,nagl1<1u Ord Shares 30 Hancocks Preferred Ordinary JEtOO Swa.nseu. Harbour I p.c. Stock XIOCO Taff Vale 3 p.c. Deb Stock £ 5 '0 Rhymney 4 p.c, Dsb Stk, at 132# £ '00 Cambrian Col Deb Stock, at 101 XICO Insoles Colliery Debenture 3) D. Davis & Sons Pref Shares, at 10% £ 500 Powell Duffryn 5 p,c, Deb THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF. 'l>teDhnnes—P.O. GI. NaMnnnl 3' 1:'

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. Sat lune 9iSa.June 10 Mo.Jne.ll Port TuiejTmei'Cnie.Hgt.'ft.iii.] Hgi. h. m. ft.iii. li. m.it.in.jT'meift.in, CardifI (p.m: 44s!27 6K5 3228 0 I 53.33 4' R ^E0cfe | p.m. 4 3!28 3 4 5b29 Si 1 4?!31 X! 4 5ti 5 47! Newport 3 54 27 n | 47 23 2| 5 4l|30 g Swausea {p.m 3 1326 5 4 56 27 2|4 57|2S 4 PortTalbot [ 2 39 2? w 3 43 2g c! 4 32|30 2

II SWANSEA EXCHANGE. SWANSEA, Friday. I The following fixtures were completed here to-(ifty r Swansea to Genoa, 10a, 41 Fecamp, 6s (Carly). Leghorn, 10s GrJ, Genoa. terms. BALTIC REPORTS.. LONDON. Friday. Freight Market.—There was a fair demand from the Danube and Black Seu, and rates were very firm. Ameáea-more doing. Plate and India inactive. Ore steady. FIXTURES—STEAMERS. Sniina to Lisbon, 16s. Lisbon and Oporto 16s 6d (Bain- bridge). 2,400 tons, prompt. Suliuu, 15s, new charter, Lisbon or Oporbo 15s 6d (North Anglia), 3,100 tons, prompt. DIMmbe, 15s, new charter '.Dingwall), 2,900 tons, 15th July-16th August. Kicolaieft" r,o Antwerp, 16s 6d (F. D. Lambert), 3 C00 tons, iTuly. Danube, rate not reported (Gloxinia), 4,100 tons, end of June. Bilbao to Newport, 6s 3d, 1,500 tons, prompt. Northern Range to Cork for orders, 3s 9d, one port in Denmark 3s 10-M. two ports 4s (Mercia), Jny. Northern Range, 3s heavy grain, 2s 6d oats, to picked nort U.K. or Continent (Brighton). July, Gulf to U.K.. or Continent, 17c net (Wesiigate), Angnsfc. Philadelphia to Cork, 3s 4d, berth terms (Glenvech), 20,000 q;s., end of June. New Orleans or Galveston. 17s 3d, to U.K. or Con- tinent (Pumblane), Jnnc. Griiii Report. At the Baltic very con- siderable business has been concluded in cargoes of wheat. Jenny Woodside, Plate, off coast, Mold atZoslOM; steamer f. a. t., 3,000 tons, Rosario, Santa Fc, June-July, at 26s 9d and Marie, 13,400 qrs., February, Californian, 293. Maine better—19s 9d net paid stea,mer 3,000 tons, Yel- low Plate, June.'Barloy firm steamers usual options —August old style sellers, 13s. WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. (Special telegrams from Lloyd's Agents.) The yacht Scythian, from New York for Boston, has been tovrcd into Boston seriously damaged by lire. LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. The Lizard, Friday.—Wind S.W., fresh. Weather f-howery. Sea moderate. ilaroii-ieter 29'98. falling. Passed Fast—Colony, of Liverpool, from Portland, Oregon, for Falmouth Olive Bank, of Glasgow, from Melbourne for Falmouth Antonin. of Dunkerque, from Iquiqno for Famouth Odd, of Tvedestrand, from San Lorenzo for Famouth; Strasbourg, of Bordeaux, from Iquique for Falmouth Copley, of Nordby, Fano.fromAutofagastaforFalmouth; Canter- bury, of Glasgow, from Timaru for London Ariadne, of Hamburg, from Cale. a Bic-nm ffr Rotterdam; Craigmore, of Glasgow, from Portland, Oregon, for Falmouth Procyon, of Dundee, from Port Pirie for Falmouth; Zealandia, of Southampton, from Lyttel. ton ior London Johanne, of Tvedestrand Condor, from Calota Buena for Falmouth; steamers Colorado, of Hull, from New York for Hull; Actif, of Caen City of Hamburc, of Dublin Vulcan Dolphin, of Manchester Mackinaw, of Liverpool, from Phila- delphia for Loudon Quickstep, of Sunderland Charles Mitchell, of Cardiil; Montana, from Balti- more for London one of Ilea's steamers Bishop I Rock, of Liverpool. Passed West—steamers Creaden, of Waterforc|; Bulgaria, of Hamburc, for Balti- more Willowhranch, of Sunderland Moonstone, of LondonIstrar, of Liverpool; John Morrison, of North Shields Throstlegarth, of Liverpool; Gervase, of Penza-nce ijizzie, of Glasgow Rutland, of Liver- pool Rotterdam, of Rotterdam, for New York Port- land, of Glasgow Lady Hudson Kinahan, of Dltblin; I inifr<.i;ll)J, of Liverpool; cue af Main's stm>3r, ¡ of St, hes. SWANSEA RAY SIGNALLING STATION. Mumbles Lighthouse, i'ridi1y.Viml N.W., strong. \'1 e,"t-oer clear and line. Sea rough. Passed East- barque Victoria steamers Speedwell, of Falmonth Harbornc, or London; Avon, of Glasgow Princess Mary, of Glasgow; Koordishm, of Cifjv of Vienna, of Dublin; City of Dubtin, ot Dublin City oi Oporto, of Dublin Frutera, of Liverpool. MOVEMENTS OF rOCAL VESSELS. Alacrity left Rouen for Barry 7th Glynn left Kouen for Havre 7th Kirkby left Durban for B:I tavi a 4th Carperby left Tvne for Swineinunde 6th Tenby left Leith for Philadelphia. 6th Gwa-lia. left Penarth for Gibraltar 5th Wakefield left Almeria for Baltimore 7th Sapphire arvd Cape Town 5th Moonstone left Havre for Cardiff 7th Westorgate arvd Almeria 7th Barry left Marseilles for Almeria, 3th Hart passed Gibraltar for Ayr 8th Dotfiais left Swansea for Oran nil Coilivaud left St. Nazaire for Bilbao alli Mandaioy left Bremen for Barry 8th Marcn and Galway from Penarth 8th CAHDIFli'-ARR,I VALS. Roath Dock, .Tune 8.—Evelyn s-, 1447, Londonderry, li £ ,rht. Kiimoraok 1341, Ayr, light. Mudela ss, 1103. Hercules ss, 1608, Civita Veccliia, porcelain. litite Last Dock, June 8.—Dunrowin ss, 55, AVhite- liaven, stone. Princess Sopilit 191. br0',lgihr^?eral- Menapia ss, 368, Bristol, light. Ruth, 44j, Rotterdam, ballast. Lark ss, 37, Barry, light. Bute West Dock, June 8.-Enid as. 52. Warren- point ss, 61, Lezardrieux, potatoes. Wausfeil ss, 98, Bristol, tight. Rita, 378, Summerside, oats. r Penarth Dock. June 7.-Aline ss, 1111, Cardiff, light. Lavinia ss, 168, Cork, light. Penarth Dock, June 8.-Bangarth as, 936, South- ampton, lis;ht, SAILINGS. Roath Dock, June 8.-Princess Mary ss. Monza 83, Bengon, Genoa. Hero 5S, Ttotman, Ram- burg. Edendale ss, Bedlington, oclefwa. Grebe as, Neil, Arcachon. Bute Eat Dock, June 8.-Avon ss, Millan, Glasgow. M. C. Holm ss. Griendsen, Archangel. Bute West Dock, -Tune 8.—Voltaire ss, Cartwright, Liverpool. Nemophila SS, Sea. Penarth Dock, June 7.—Prosum as. Antwern. Charles Mitchell ss, Havre. County of Haddington, Cape Town. Penarth Dock, Jitne 8.-Gatesgarth REI. George Fisher ss, Havre. Capri ss, Aarhuns. Harpalus ss, London. m ENTERED OUTWARDS—June 8. La Rochelle, Devonia 4S, B, 839, Philip Thomas & Co. Constantinople, Derindje. or Piraeus, Pencalenick ss, B, 1177, MicheI1, Chellew, Hodges fc Co. St. Nazaire, Beliingham ss, B, 1071, Cory Sons & Co. Marseilles, Kilmorack ss, B, 1340. Duff, Krieger & Schliemann Port Said, Dunedin ss, B. 1412, J. & M. Gunll & Co. Marseilles, St. Helen ss, B, 1651. F. C. Strick & C, Ld, Christiania, Saturn ss, Nwy, 363, Lindsay, Gracie Pernambuce, Bahia, or Maranham, Ruth, Nwy, 445, Olsen, Tellefsen & Co. Venice, Hercules ss, Iy, 1680, Testori, H. J. Hill & Co. Reval, Muhlgra'oen, or Cr-mstadt, Santiago ss, Spn, 1360, Madriaga, H. Rees Jones & Co. Cape Town. County of Caithness, B. 1636, McLeod, W. Coliinsjs ji.m. & Co. Bermuda.Raphael ss, B, 1177, Reid, Hall Bros. Copenhagen, fteidar ES, Nwy, 849, C. F. Hansen & Co. Crollstadt, Aif ss. Nwy, 1970. C. F. Hansen & Co. CO PARED—June 8. Caliz, Jane S5, 13, 1600 coal Hamburg, Hero ss, B, 850 coal Cronstadt, Cairnross ss, B, 2000 coal Bio Janeiro, yEou ss, B. 3650 coal St. Nazaire, Clieveden ss. B, 2100 coal Ancona, Phoebus ss. ly, 4700 coal Antwerp, Aline SS, B, 2200 coal Rio Janeiro nnd Santos, Tropic ss. B, 1100 coal, 70 coke, 40 tiuplites Port Said, Treglisson ss. B, 2300 coal Christiania, Saturn ss, Nwv, 600 coal Genoa, Nordkap ss. Den, 5000 coal Nyborg, Elfie ss, Ger, 1500 coal Treguier, Warrenpoint ss, B, ballast Sante Rosalia via, Newcastle, Ben Dearg, B. ballast Monte Video, Bratinsborg ss, Den, 4000 coal Fernando Po, Sendi'ja ss. Rpn, 2300 coal IMPORTS—June 8. Lezardrieux, Warrenpoint ss, potatoes, E. England Snmmerside, Rita, oats, J. Hibbert & Sons Whitehaven, D nrowin S5, stone, E. Turner & Soft Middlesbrough, PrineesiJ Sophia 88, general. Downing Civita Veccliia, Hercules ss, porcelain, Hill & Co. BARRY DOCK. Arrivals. June 3.-Hornoy Cn.stle ss,London. Lutece ss, Havre. Moliere ss, St. Nazaire. St. Helen ss, Rotterdam. Sailings, June 7,-Cari"hrook ss, Puswash, N.S, Quickstep ss. Chatham. Ringdove, Newport. Lark, Newport. Amazon, Flir1g<¡;:tter. Sailing, June 8.-Stilbe SH, Marseilles. 'N7 ,E, IVPOPT-AP,RfVAI,S. Alexandra Dock, -June 8.—Eliza, 535, Oporto, pit- wood. Ht. Kilda Sf;. 131, Whitehaven, light. Old Dock, June 8 89, Hennebont, pitwood. Mario Anna, 114, Billiers, pitwood. Marie Theresa, 160; Nantes, pitwood. Pilot 69, Clonakilty, ballast. River, June 8.-NILIril-I ss. 1144, Garrueha, iron ore. Vauxhatl ss, 2356, Hamburg, light. J.M.J., 59, Cardiff, light. Selina Mary, 49, Ilfracoinbe, light, Iron Duke ss. 95, Bristol, light. Edgar, 58, Bristol, general. Isca ss, 45, Bristol, general. F.A.M.E., 44, CardiS, light. liichard Cobden, 89, Hayle, sand. St. Agnes, 57, St. Agnes, sand. SAILINGS. River, June 8.—Telegraph, Calloway, Port Isaac. EHeu, Webber, Bristol. Tel-el-Kebir ss, Woodman, Bristol. Isca ss, Jones, Bristol. Nar ss, Parry, Workington. Rocio ss. Thomas, Swansea. Thora, Cook, Avonmouth. Santiago ss, Madariago, Cardiff. ENTERED OUTWARDS—June 8. Algiers, St. Vincent 83, B, 1083, Orders « Handford Colombo, Vauxhall S8, B, 2315. Chandler,J. Lilly ctzco. Genoa, Preston ss, B, 1327, Manning, W. Blow Alexandria, Costello ss, B, £ 338, J. Bovey & Co. Buenos Ayres, Hibernia ss, T3,1546, Milner, W. Blow Barcelona, A. Strong ss, B, 726, Stailybrass & Co, Esbjei g, Neptun us, Deu, 489, T. Beynon & Co. Bordeaux, Thomas Coat?, ss, B, 627, T. Beynon & Co. CLEARED—June 8. Genoa, Preston ss. B, 2G09 coal Bordeaux, Thomas Coats ss, B, 1300 coal IMPORTS—June 8. Hennebont, Marie, 92 pitwood Billiers, Marie Anna, 1$2 pitwood Oport0, Eliza, 550 pitwood. F. It. Howe Nantes, Marie Ths/esa. 192 pitwood. Jones, Heard Garrueha, Muriel 83. 5000 iron ore, Tredegar Co. Ld. Bristol, P.dg¡¡.r, generflJ. n. Burton «& BOll Bristol, lecn, ss, general, R. Burton & Son EXPORTS COASTWISE.-June 8. Hayle, Ailsa ss, 330 coal, G. M. Humphreys & Co. Bristol, Iron Duke ss, 165 coal, A. J. Smith Avonmouth, Ocean, 150 coa' Bannow, Jane, 50 coal, G. ill. Humphreys & Co. Highbridge, VViliiam, 100 sleepc-rg, G. M. Humphreys Combmartin, Mistleto?, 4 furniture Plymouth, Mary Maria, 93 coai Barnstaple, Stranger, 65 coal, J. P. Hacquoil & Co. llfracomoe, Selina Mary, 83 coal, Partridge, Jones Topsham, Plover ss, 300 rails, R Burton & Son Bristol, Isca ss. general, R. Burton & Son Bristol, Enid 85, general, H. Burton & Son Liverpool, Teal ss, tinp11:,te3, H. Burton & Son Cahore Point, Denbighshire Lass. 120 coal, T. Wilks Belfast, Emerald ss, 470 coal, T. Wilks & Co. Barnstaple. F.A.M.E., 72 coal St. Austell, Bristol Packet, 82 coal Conrtmacsherry, Annie, 160 coal SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. Noi-th Lock, J line 7.—Islander ss, 113, Hull via Car- diff, flour.. Cymro, 28, Cardigan, light. Oliva ss, 729, Cardiff, light. North Dock, June 8.-Westbury ss, 197,Workington, flue dust. South Dock, -June 7.—Ursula, SO. Vanne3, pitwood. Iron King so;, 126, Maryport, pig iron. South Dock, June "8.—Sunlight Sl, 245, Liverpool, general, Jacques Matliicu, 75, Bayonnc, pitwood. Jeanne, 119, L'Orient, pitwood. Brighton ss, 229, Ilfracombe, light. Prince of Wales Doctc, June 7.—City of Berlin ss, 612, Bristol, general. Melrose Abbey ss, 73G, Havre, light. Prince of Wales Dock, June S.—Qvos s, 803, New- port, light. SAILINGS. North Dock, Jane 7.—Briton 5S, Stuart, Valencia. Alice, Daves, Newquay. North Dock, June "Lafoni ss, Hummel, Hon- fleur. Princess ss, Gale, Newry. Fitzwilliam ss, Sutherland, London via Llar.elly. YouriK Tom, Tub- lJêck, :;t.lnd2rsíoot. South Dock, June 7.-Brighton ss, Watkins, Ilfra- combe. Sapphire ss, McKay, Londonderry. Cruiser ss, Tanner, Sea. Prince of Wales Dock, June7.—Garnet ss, Webster, Genoa. City of Hamburg ss, Lambert, Amsterdam, Actif S, Phii'.ipe Caeu. Vulcain ss, Le Fur, Kouen. l'rinee of Wales Dock, June 8.— Dowlais 5S, Gal- lichan, Oran. Tlior s- Brickuell, Chantenay. Duchess ss, lngmm. Rotterdam. Ville de St Nazaire, Sol- grain, Chantenay. ENTERED OUTWARDS—June 3. Rouen, Stream Fisher ss, H, 138. Jones & Bros. Stettin, Koordistaa ss. B. 1729, F, C. Strick & Co. Chareme, Oliva ss, Ger, 729, Dickow, H. Panic Chantenay, Rocio sr,, B, 803, Betrichenx & David St. Servan, Leader, B, 65, Scilly, Molter & Co. I Palermo, Principessa Elena 8S, Iy, 1000, Gazzren, Wedlake, Towers A Co. CLEARED—June 8. I Palermo. Principcssa Elena SS, ly, 2200 coal f Algiers, Garth S, n, 1700 fuel San Iral1dsco, Bourbaki, F, 3050 coal New York, Chicago City ss, B, 700 general St. Servan, Leader, B, 120 coal Rouen, Melrose Abbey ss, B, 1500 coal Valencia, Frutera ss, H, 920 f uei IMPORTS—June 8. Arcachon, Union, 175 pitwood, W. Davies & Co. L'Orient, Jeanue, 185 pitwood, W. Davies & Co. Bavonue, JtcQues Mathieu, 115 pitwood, order Workington, Westbury ss, 300 flue dust, order Liverpool, Sunlight ss, general' \V. H. Morgan Glasgow via Card iff, Avon S3, gener-,il,M. jones& Bros. Oxwich, Friends, timber, Glasbrook, Hons & Co. EXPORTS .COASTWISE—June 8. Belfast, Iron King S8, 510 coal, Vivian & Sons 15 bunkers, Harries Bros. & Co. Wells, Annie Park, 330 coal, Williams & Co. New Ross, Witch 75 coal, Western Valleys Anthracitc Belfast, Vigilant ss, 420 coal, G. Shepherd Liverpool, Sunlight ss, general, W. R. Morgan Glasgow, Avon ss, general, M. Jones & Bros. BRITON FERRY. Arrivals, June 7.—Shepherd, 31, Bristol, scrap iron. Tyne ss, 40, Caen, ballast. Volana ss, 135, Waterford, ballast. June 8.—Hayle ss, 185. Hayle, ballast. Janie, 79, London, scrap iron. Sarah Pringle, 58, Southampton, loam. Island Maid, 95, London, scrap iron. Sailings, June 6.—Microphone flS, Crooks, Trotiville, coke. Henry Fisher SR, Nehon, Fecamp, coal. Mar- garet Elleu, Thomas, Portmadoc, powder. June 8. —Sprightly, Vickery, Watchet, coal. Mary Louisa, Nicholas, Watchet, coal. Josephine Marie, Wilkins, Watchet, coal. Clara May, Allen, Swansea, ballast. Tyne ss, Iiewcn, Caen, coal. ENTEHEO OUTWARDS—Jane 8. Caen, Tyne ss, B, 400. Bewen, Main Colliery Co. CLEARED—June 3. Trouville, Microphone ss, B, 400 coke Fecamp, Ilcnry Fisher ss, B, 600 coal Caen, Tvne ss, 13, 300 coal POftT TALBOT. Arrivals, June Engineer ss, 442, Treporfc, light. June 4.Ithel ss, 1491, Rotterdam, light. June 5.— Port Darwiu s., 1500, Hull, liriht..Tuns 6.—Loon Jeanne, 128, Belfast, scran iron. ENTERED OUT WARDS—Jane 2. Treport, vin, Swansea, Engineer SS, B, 442, Tucker, D. Jeiiliiiis & Son ENTERED OCT WARDS—Jane 5. Odessa, Ethel ss, B. 1491, Way, J. O'Suliivan ENTERED OUTWARDS—Juno 6. Alexandria, Poii Darwin ss, B, 1500, Williams, Rogers ICLEAKED—June 2. St. Nazaire, Landa ss, Spn, 1095 coal, 451 coke BURRY PORT. Arrivals, June 7.-Tewig ss, 77, Fremington, light. Volants ss, 140, Swansea, light. June E,-Hanbury SS. 193, Bristol, light. Voltaire SS, 137, Cardiff, general. Sailings, June 8.—Lewis ss, Beddis, Cardiff, coal. Volants ss, Edwards. Dunkerque, coal. LLANELLY. CLEARED—June 8. Liverpool, Orpheus ss, 13, general Morlaix, Lucien, P, coal Liverpool. Lianeliv ss, B, general Liverpool, Voltaire ss, B, general Avonmouth, Merthyr ss, B, tinplates Balliuacnrra, Lizzie, B. coal IMPORTS—June 8. )\{or1aix, Lucien, 30 sand J,1 Conquet, Esmeralda, 100 sand u

TRADE REPORT. SCOTCH IRON. Glasgow, Friday.—There is now no doubt what- ever that trade is breaking down to some extent in the iron and steel industries of Scotland. The freih inquiry is small at the moment, and makers have begnn to press buyers for specifications, showing that the pressure which continued so long is at langth relaxing. There ha3 been a further very decided collapse in -wftrrftut^mthi* week. Scotch warrants have fallen .38, and Cum- berland hematite from 3s to 4s per ton. This morning the market was inclined to raliy a, little, but nniavonvable advices from Americs4 bad still a depressing effect. Bayers have not been inclined to operate, because the I impression has been strong that trade is giving way. At the same time a large quantity of iron has gone, out of store, the reduction for the week io tho Glasgow warraut stores being 7,700 tons. There has been a further drop in the prices of makers' pig iron. Govan Nos, land 3 are quoted 6G?, Carnbroe 76° and 75s, Clyde 86 6d and 76 6:1, Gartsherri:; and Calder 87s 6d and 77s GJ, Suiiimoriee 90s nnd 80s, Shotts 9Ls and 81s, Glen- garnock (at AtdroKsan) 83" and 76". Eglinton 77a and 15". Scotch hematite is quoted 84s for de- livery at the works. l'bere ii no !,I number of furnaces in blast.

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SOUTH WALES FINANCE. (Cardiff Account Days, June 14 & 28.) Friday, June 8th, 1900, A fair number of dealings have been reported in the local market to-day, but ehey have been for the most part on a small scale. Colliery Shares have claimed the greatest amount of attention, and it is a noteworthy fact that whilst the coal trade is as firm as ever, and the outlook for the future as good as at any time, to say nothing of the highly satisfactory character of dividends declared recently and likely ta be declared, and the known phenomenally prosperous charactsr of the business being done over the current year by most of the leading collieries, shares should be lower all round. It is quite clear that the falling off in prices is not lue to any loss in intrinsic value. The only explanation seems to be apathy on lilae one part engendered by the holidays Shroughout the present account which is aearly at an end, and to the attempts of weak speculators and timid holders to realise—the former nuder pressure and ihe latter through lack of courage to hold ;m. Penrikyber Ordinary have been done 9 and 9111.1 for the end of June D. Davis and Sons' Ordinary, at 11% Inter- nationals, at 8; Rhymney Iron New 3hares, at 50 do. Old, at 53s 6d; North's Ordinary, at 7% and 721. Ebbw Vales, at 151.- and 15- Tredegar A Shares, at 5 31-32. It will bo noted that at the close Ebbw Vales showed a loss of at 15>g Inter- nationals 714, at 7% North's Ordinary 1\ t 7;'$; iihymney Iron Old Is, at 59s; A-itto New 6d, at 493 6d; and Tredegar A's ;.s, at 6. The Hail department con- tinues very quiet. There has been a small amount of business in Taff Ordinary, at ?5, the middle price. Other dealings included Ben Evans' Ordinary, at 19s 9d; do. Debentures, at 10734; Spillers' Nephews, at 2 .Moss Empire Preferences, dot 4}; Liptoas Ordinary, at 41s Stranaghan and Stephens' Ordinary have picked up Is 6d, to 9s. Mining Shares have been very quiet to- day and weak in tone. Several shares are sensibly lower, especially Charterers. Local dealiugs included Oceanas, at 398 Bantjes, at l"f Mountain Copper, at 5 21-32 Charterers, at 69s 6c1, 67s 6d, 56s 3d, 75s 4%d, and 65s. The following changes in value are noted In the official list of the Cardiff Stock Exchange:— -Rise-W. Hancock and Co. Preferred Ordinary yA, to 11% do. Cum. Profer- 3nces }2, to 14% xd do. Debentures 1, to 108 xd Stranaghan and Stephens' Ordi- nary Is 6d, to 9s. Fall—Ebbw Vales to 15 Inter- national Colliery yA, to 7% North's Ordi- r nary to 7% Rhymney Iron Old Shares Is, to 5.9s do. New 6d, to 49s 6d Tre- itegar Iron A Shares to 6 Cardiff orporatioll 3 per Cent. 2, to 96 xd. There are buyers of Albions Barry Undivided and Preferred London and Provincial Banks Cardiff Railway Pre- erred: John Shearman Shares; Taff Ordi- nary Barry Graving Dock Ordinary Rhymney Preferred Mountstuart Dry Docks; Mercantile Pontoon Preferences I Ebbw Vales Spille Nephews Rhondda and Swansea Bay Preferences. There are sellers of Ebbw Vales Port Talbot Ordinary Tredegar A Shares Cardiff Malting Debentures Ben Evans' I Ordinary Rhymney Irons Spillers' Nephews; Thomas Owen and Co.'s Debeu- tures John Shearman Shares; North's Ordinary Internationals London and South Wales Engineering Shares Llan- irisaot Gas Debentures.

LONDON STOCK. HXCff ANGIS." I LONDON, Friday. ¡ The Bank of Bengal has reduced its rate oi discount from 5 to 4 per cent. Notwith- standing the payment to-day of the instal- ment of 10 per cent, on the National War Loan, money was in abundant supply, and advances over the night were very easily obtainable at 1% per cent., whilst loans for a week wtre freely lent at 2 per cent. The Discount Market was decidedly weaker, brokers freely discounting best three months' bills at 2% to 2-Jg- per cent. Berlin private discount advanced to 4% per cent. i On the Stock Exchange business con- tinued on an extremely small scale in view of the near approach of the settlement, which commences in Mining Shares on Monday next, and markets, after being flat, closed with a somewhat firmer tone, operators taking a rather more favourable view of the situation in China. British Funds, however, further declined, and Home Railway Stocks also gave way in sympathy in spite of the extremely favour- able Board of Trade returns for May. American descriptions were very little dealt in, but movements on balance were mostly in an upward direction on support from the other side. Canadian lines showed no feature, and Mexican Railways were quite neglected. Foreign Bonds im- proved in a few cases on French support. South Africans marked a fresh decline on renewed sales on both home and French account and the continued absence of news from Lord Roberts. Westralians, how- ever, were strongly supported, and Rio Tintos advanced on repurchases on French account, The market for Home Government Securities was again depressed, Consols marking a further decline of for money to 101 and 34 for account to 101%. Two and Three-quarter per Cents, also dropped National War Loan fell y, to 1% premium for account. Metropolitan 3 and 2Yt. per Cents, and London County Stock relapsed 1, and India per Cents. Colonial Inscribed Stocks -were well supported, and Cape 3% per Cents. advanced 1% do. 1383's, Natal Fours, Nineteens, and Twenty-sevens, and New Zealand Fours and Threes, 1; and Western Australia 3% per Cents., Y2. Foreign Bonds were generally firm, and Chinese Fives rose to 96 Spanish and Russian Fours, 34 and Argentine Fund- iDg, Y4. Cedulas B and E, however, fell 34 Greek Fives and Turkish Defence Loan, y2 Entre Rios, 1; Brazil 1879's, 1; and do. Fives, Home Railways ruled flat, and Great Northern Deferred fell do. A and Pre- ferred Ordinary, y, Barry, 5 Furness, Glasgow and South-Western Deferred, and District Preference, 1 Great Westerns, Hull and Barnsley, LaoeaKl'Nres, Midland Deferred, North British Preference, Metro- politans, and Brighton Deferred, ^nd South-Eastern Deferred and North-East- erns, J4- Caledonian Deferred and Great Central Deferred, however, rose American Railways ruled firm in tone. Baltimore and Ohio Ordinary marking ;1,: rise of on the day Wabash General and Union Pacific Ordinary, 34 Louis- villes, North Pacific Common Y2, to 61 Yi J Atchison Preference, 34 Denver Preference, 34 do. Ordinary, Reading First Preference, 34 do. Shares, and Erie First Preferense, Ontarios, and Southern Pacifies, Illinois, Atchison Ordinary, Southern Preference, and Wabash Preference, however, fell 34 and Reading Second Preference, Canada Pacificss fell 34 Gr-.nd Trunk Second Preference. 34 and Third do., Mexican llail ways were uuehanged. Argentine Great Western Ordinary fell 2; Ceutral Argentine, V2 andf Nitrate Rail- ways Ordinary, 34- Hong Kong-Shanghai B:« £ fo;> 1. to 57 and Standard cf South Africa 1, to 70 In Miscellaneous, Ailsopps' Preferred Ordinary fell 1%; and do. Deferred Ordinary, 1, the latter to 39}1i, Eastern Extension Telegraph receded 34 British Tea Table, 7 Lyons' Ordinary and Rus- sian Petroleum, the latter to 2%. Gas- light and Coke rose y2. South Africans continued fiat, and Ferreiras fell 34 other losses ranging from Tf? to 34. Westralians were stroog, and Hannan's Brownhiil rose and Lake View Consols, jj- other gains ranging from to Rio Tintos rose Nineteen thousand pounds in bar gold were bought by the Bank to day, whilst 200,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for South Africa. The Silver Market remained quiet, the price for bars being unchanged at 27%d per ounce for spot and 27-fgd for forward delivery. Calcutta and Bombay Exchanges quoted Is 3 31-32d Honfc Kong, Is do. 11 -3.6 Four Months, Is 11 %c1; Shanghai. 2s 8^-d do. Four Months, 2s 8%d. The Paris Bourse opened dull, but closed irregular. South Africans were generally lower. Rio Tintos were better. Exchange Cheques on London remained at 25.16. Private discount unchanged. The National Mortgage and Agency Company of New Zealand, Limited, announce au interim dividend at the rate of Is 3d per share, free of income tax, for the six months ending June 30th, payable on July 9th. Elmslie, Limited, have advice from Croydon (?) that the Golden Gate Mill has treated 612 tons for 1,2530zs, gold. The Leopoldina Railway Company, Limited, after providing for interest upon the Debenture Stock, the net revenue to the 31st December last shows a balance of £ 138,438, out of which the board proposes to pay a dividend of 3s per share, equal to 1% per cent. per annum, carrying forward £ 56,614. A dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum on the Preference Shares of Barclay, Perkins and Company, Limited, for the six mouths ending June 30th has been declared, payable on July 2nd. By arrangement with the Corporation of Bristol, the Bank of England are author- ised to receive applications for about £ 500,000 Bristol Corporation Stock, bear- ] ing interest at £ 3 per cent. per annum. The stock will be redeemable at par Oil June 8, 1960, but may be redeemed at par at the option of the Corporation on or after June 8,. 1920, following thres?months' notice. Applications will be received up to June 15.

E. '1'. LYDDON AND CO., 122, BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGR. CARDIFF. :S»6TjBB8,—15 London & S. W. Engineering Shares -1100 Llantrissant Gas 5 p.c. Debentures £ 100 Vale of Glamorgan Stock 40 Rhyumey Iron New Shares 20 International Coal Shares 5 Cardiff Stearn Coal Colliery Shares 50 Norths Col Ord Sh ires 50 Glyn Colliery sio. f pd, 7 p.c Pref Sha 10 Newport Arrow Patent Fuel Shares ZZO. Barry Deferred Stock 50 Port Taibot Orll Shares 1 ss Reading Shi-r,i. at £1)0 £ 300 Cardiff Pontoon 1st Debenture £200 Iihymney Ry Ordinary Stock 100 Jones Dickinson Ordinary 10 Penrikyber Col Ord Shares 70 Cardiff Channel Pontoon Ordinary SO Insole Col Pref Shares. at par 30 Penrikyber Pref Shs, L'o par BUYERS. -£3ûo Ben Evans-Debs, at 20 Rhonddfi, & S. Bay Pref Shs, at Z93A Y50,3 Taff Vale Stock £ 200Rhymney Ry 4 p.c. Preferred £100 Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. Stock £ 500 Taff Vale Deb Stock £ 100 Barrv 4 p.c. Pref Stock £:,00 Cardiff Corp. 3:;¡ p.e. Stock £ I0( 0 Powell DulXryn 5 p.c. Dob 100 Ben Evans Ord Shares, at i9s 9d 30 Ben Evans Pref Shares lOCambi-iau Colliery Pref Shares 10 Newport Abercarn Col Pref Shares 1000 Lockets Merthyr Col Dob £W; Taif Vale Pref Stock 10 Thompson & Shaekell Pref, at £7 £ 200 Barry Undivided Stock 50 Thos. Owen Pref, at iS 9(1 FLEMING S. AND J. G. TIIO.UAS. STOCK 13XOHAMGK, ANlJ J, DCCIi CUAMBiSKS, OAUOTry Tarams 'Fieminf?. Cardiff.' 'L'"nt..l"n,t;. ISH. l. SET-iLEUS.— £ 1130 Brain & Co.'s 3' p.c. Debenture 25 Port Talbot Pref Shares 10 Albion Colliery Share,?, at 14# 5!) Cambriau i-'refs, at 10'i 20 Khondda & S. IJay Prefs £25r) Great Western 1)00 Stock £ '000 Midland Debenture XISOO Barry 1st Pref Stock Great Central Guaranteed Rhondda S. Bay Debenture iO Newport Abercarn £500 D. Davis & Sous Debenture John Blandn, aii 21, BUYERS, D. Davis & Sons Ord&, Pref Shares 50 Tredegar Iron Shares 25 Albion Colliery Shares, at lift £ 500 Cardiff G-as D St.oetc 50 Great Western Colliery A Shares 50 Great Western Colliery A Shares 50 Norths Ordinary I Bute Dry Docks Taff Vale Ord Stock Penrikyber Ord Share* -n_ Ti-IOS., F. PEzIttSON, STOCKBROKER 4, Dock Chambers (aud RsoclcExchatige), Cardiff, Telegraphic Address. "Gedge, Cardiff. Tel,-pb 139: P.O. No. 82 1093 SELLERS.— 20 John Shearnians, at 11% XI,10 Alexpiidra Dock 13 Stock 10 Norths Ord Shares 10 International Coal Share3 BUYERS. —10 John Shesri,ians, at 11 £ 200 Tail Vale Ord Ssoek £ 200 Cardiff Ry Debenture MBarry Graving Dock Ordinary Rhymney Preferred Ordinary 5 Mountstuart Dry Docks 20 Mercantile Pontoon Prefs THEGERTHEN DUNN AND CO., 27. MOUNJ'STUAi!,T SQUAHK, CARDIFF, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. nOt T'grams—"Tiihtjunn. CAitotPK." Nat No. 130.1' 0 131 BELLERS,—20 Lockets Ord Shares 10 Tredegar A Shares 50 Port Talbot By Pref Shares SS Llangollen 2 ZIUOI, Wvnnstav £ 103 ss Bala 50 Bhymney Iron New Shares BUYERS. 5 Hills Drv Dock Shares 10 Norths Pref Shares, at 5% 1 ss Afonwen 1 ss Swindon 2 ss Southnort 50 Norths Ord Shares Special dealings in all Colliery cft Iron Shares Close Prices in tll South African Shares. J. W. COURTIS AND CO.. BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1106 Telegrams—Stocks, Cardiff." Telephones—Nat.. 551; P.O.. 517. E. B. SIMS & DA VID, STOCK & SHAUFJ BROKERS, 59. MOUNTS'UAKT-SO. & STOCK EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, CAKOIFF. IH4 T'g'ms."Bhares." C'dff. T'p'nes. P.O. No.51. Nrtt. SELLERS.—15 Marguands Accumulator Sh,w offer £ 400S'sea United Brew p.c Db, 101 BUYERS. -40 Ebbw Vale Shares, n.t 15 London & Prov Hank Shares, at 22 Tredegar Irou A Shares, at 5H 50 Spillers Nephews Ord Shares, at 2 ;EjOOEbbw Vale Debenture £ 300 Kliymuey Iron Debenture C500 D. Davis & Sons Debenture JE500 Powell Dtiffryn Debenture I ss Soiitblport, Share, at 107 CHARLES MASSY AND CO., MEMBERS OF CARDIFF STOCK EXCHANGE, 22, :MOON'l'S'J:UAlt'.I'-SQUAHE, GAKD1KF. Thrums In vesti." Cardiff. T'phs'. Nat. 208.. P.O. 75 Business in all Local Secur ities ItS per Daily Stock and Share List above. PERCY POWELL, STOC.II BROKER, 113, Biite-rd., and Stock Exchange, Cardiff T'lgrams." Purse. Cardiff." T'pbones, P.O. 9:! ERNEST SULLY AND CO 118, BUTS-S'l1.. & S'l'OCiC EXCHANGE, CARDIFF Telegrams. "Trust." Telephones P.O.. 7. Nat. 187 SELiLEltS,—100 Rhymne v Irou New 50 lthymnev Iron Old 23 Spiliers Nephews Thos. Owen Deb's BUYERS —-0 Ebbw Vale Shares 50 Spillers Nephews r_ LIONEL E. TAYLOR A GO., I 27. WEST BUTE-STREET,St. STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. 1152 T grams S ,e ri ri I- v. Ctrci i T'plins P.O.. 113 21 W. G. BLOW A CO., Late POWELL THOMAS & CO., 53, MO UNT8T UA KT-Sy U AI IK, STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. T'graphlcAd(h-ifss—"Consois." T'ph's P.0.13,tNaf\300 8KI.T.liŒS.-50 Abercarn Coal Co., l-td., Shs, at 14% 1 Sir W T Lewis ss Share, at 120 2 Lady Lewis as Shares, at 114 2 Charles T Jones ss Shares, at 65 £ 100 Tyneqide Engine, ring 5 p.c. Deb 10 International Coal Shares, at 1% 1 Hanover ss Share, at 115 2 Peterstone ss Shares IfJO L.. E & G. Assurance Pf, at 19c 9d 40 D E„ & G Assurance Ord, at 8s Od 50 t-'honddi. Valley Brew Prels, at 10# SO 1 Prefereí,cc3 I BJ%EUS. 2 Ij«.dv Lewt-, ss Shares, at JE)12 103 1 Kir W T Lewis as Share, at 115 1 Chr.1rnleigh ss Share, at 115 1 Reading Ks Share, at 50 7 Channel Dcy Dock Profs, at 9 100 L., x., & G. Assurance Pfs, at 19 3rt I 100 u, E„ & G. Assurance Ord, a i 7s 9d £ 103 Barrv Ify Undivided 50 Crosswells Brewery Ordinary 25 CrosswcUs Hrewer ..efs .1 GORDON CORY, 120, BUTE-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1198 Telegrams'Sorip:CardUf, Nat T'phone, No. 325 F. S. TRAYES, II 116, BUTE-ST., & STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams Trayes. Telephones P.O., 33 Nat. 324. F RED. P. It () B J E N T, CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. Telegrams "Robient. Newport. Telephone No., 2] BELIIERP, 50 Ebbw Valeg, at 15 100 Rhymney Iron Old 50 Norths Ord Shares 50 Newport Abercarn Coal Shares 20 Quakers Yard Gas, at n)1 BUYERS, 50 Lloyd & Yoratli Pref Shares 100 English Crown Spelter, at 5!s 6d 50 South WTales Colliery A. at Illi 10 Penrikyber Shares, at i) ?00 Junes Dickinson Ordiuary 5 Powell Duffryn Ord, at 20 50 West Somerset Mineral Ry Shares Chartered, 37s 6,1 Goldfields. 7; £ E. Rand, 7ft E. Rand Ext., 1% Knights, 5# Rhodesia 5 HENRY J. PILLINGER & CO., TjATK BETTON SAYCE, VAl/GHAN, & 00., STOCK AND SHARK BROKERS, HIGH STRI'lET, NEWPORT. MON, 1123 Pillinger, Newport. HUYKtM 1000 Melbourne Trams, a* l'is 6d 50 Lloyd & Yorath Ord A: Prefs 50 W. Hancock Preferred Ord. all 11 100 Ben Evans Ord 50 Newport Abercarn Pref SELLERS, .£2:jOO LloyJ & Yorath 5 p.c. A Deb, 297 Transatlantic Steam Coal Shares 150 Iihymney Iron New Shs, at 51a 72d 45 Newport Abercarn Ord Shs at Jl7 100 Ben Evans Ord Shares, at 20s 3d S. P. WILfJS AND SON, SWANSEA SLockbopkerq, Wills," S'sea. T'phone, 184 BUYERS.— £ 1000 Barry Preferred Ordinary Prospectuses of the South Wales Cattle & Provision Co., Ltd., c:tn be had Oil application to us. HIRAM H. S. JONES, SWANSEA. Stockbroker. T'grams—" Hiram," S'sea T'phone 230 BUYER.—Weavers New Pref Shares FRED. L. It EE STOCK AND SHAREilROKIDHi VAUGHAN-STREET. LLANELLY. Nat; Telephone No. 336. -1

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WS3F.K. 1900 1899 Inc. Dec. Taff Vale 17156. 16344. 922. Brecon and Merthyr 1646. 115S. 1*8. — London, Brighton,.and SC 7454S. 70393. 3553. — Barry (mcluu'gV. of Glam.) 106 !7. 10513. 108. — Rhymney 5155. 5'69. 714 Rhondda and Swansea Bay 150L, 1361. 147. — Cambrian 6150. 5322. 8-18. — j T,%Ibot Metropolitan 18035. 363S6. 1229. — South-Eastern 9o206. 86145.10061. — Great-Eastern 105707. b7Wl.17903. — -f)isbrieb ii 169. 8117. 52. — Midland 24105'),202571.38458— Lancashire and YorJŒhire.1B497.104i83. 9214. — Great Western 2367«0.2U720.250i0. — London & South-Western.102013. 9W78.10135. — London and North Wes',tern307785.767S91.40091.

(JA H D1 flIt EXCIIANG-E. IUJTU DOCKS. Friday. There was a good atteudanca on 'Change to- day, and a somewhat better business tone pre- vailed in most departments. A strong inquiry existed for all the better class hre steams, good second-clas3 qualities, and Monraonthahires. Drys ruled rither quiet. Small steams were inclined to be a. shttdo easier all round except perhaps special descriptions. Coke is arm at about beat prices. Pitwood is a trilfe easier O'.vin^ to better arrivals. The following were the closing quotations: Very best Cardiff steam coal, 22s to 23a (for prompt shipment) good ordinaries, from Sis 6:1 other sorts, from 20s 6d drys, 19s to 20s Monmonth- sliires, 20s to 21s; seconds, from 13s to 19s (Cardiff shipment) best house coal, 22s to 23s seconds, from 20s; No. 3 Rhondda large, 22s to 23s; thvough-and-througli, 21s to 21s 6d smalls, 18 6d to 19s; No. 2 Rhondda large, 17s 3d to 17s 9d through-aud-through, 16s 9il smalis, 156 to 16s special small steams, 158 6d to 153 9d good ordinaries, from 158 to 3.5s 3d other sorts from 14s 6d. Patent fuel, ISs to 22s, according to brand. Coke, 33s to 40s, according to requirement. Above quotations are all f.o.b., cash in 30 days less 25 percent. Pitwood, about 35s for prompt delivery ex ship, Cardiff or Newport. Iron ore—Best Rubio, 20s to 20s 6d. c.i.r., Cardiff or Newport. The freight market has been pretty active and somewhat firmer in tone to-day. The following comprise tile latest operations ;— OUPWARD BOUND STEAMERS. Cardiff to Gibraltar, 8s (Carmia). St. Nazaire, Sircs. (Saxon Briton). St. Nazaire, GEes. (Deerhonnd). Aiexondria, 13" (Glencchil). Port Said, 12s S:1 (Pendarvea). Port Said, 12s 6d (Coralie). Cou»tantinopte: option Phooas, 10s 6d (Eugenie). Piraens, lUs 3d, 600 tons delivery (Swainby). Pillau, 7a (Monmouthshire). Pillau, 7a (Monmouthshire). Marseilles. 12^fc.s. (Vdlagre). Cape dc, Vei'rts. 10..1 (Southport). Oharente, 7fcs. (Ingoldsby). Marseilles, (Caduceus). Hamburg, 6, 3J (irdnamlllt). Odessa, 10i 3d. Tarragona, lis 3d. Devonport, lh 6d (Hampshire). Tnborg, 7n (Inrra). Stockholm, 6s 9d (Gier). Havre, 5s 4id, option Konen, 6; 4r1 (Monta- ttlile), six voyages. Swansea to Algiers, llfcs. coal, 12fis. fuel. 1IO JIB WARD HODND STEAMERS. Bilbao to Cardiff. Gs. Newport-, 6; 3d.'