South Wales Daily News

SOOTH WALES FINANCE. (Cardiff Account Days, June 14 & 28.) Saturday, June 9th, 1900, There has been a complete absence of buyers from the local market to-day, and Its a result prices have been easier all yound. The London Market is holding itself in. both on account of the course of events in South Africa and in China. Naturally an influence of this kind is speedily felt on the provincial markets. Finally, we are at the end of a most un- satisfactory account, and those who are Inclined to do business arc disposed to defer it until the new account. A fair idea of the condition of the market may be gathered from the fact that Newport- Abercarn Ordinary have been further marked down ;13, to 11%, although no business is reported at this level. Three weeks ago, L when the dividend was announced, the price ran up to 11%, and now with the report out and showing even better results than had been expected ihree weeks ago, the price is back to 11. Seeing that a dividend of 24s per share is due on them this brings the price back to ibelow par. Clearly the shares are better yalue now on their merits than they were ihree weeks ago, and yet the market price its lower. The same line of argument applies to Tredegars, Ebbw Vales, and Rhymney Irons. In regard to Ebbw Vales and Rhymney Irons there seems to be good reason for the belief that the lower prices are due in the main to an exceptinally large number of options for the call falling- due at the end of this month and the Beginning of July. Options in Ebbw Vales and Rhymney Iron New Shares have been exceptionally heavy. As much as £ 1 and .£1 5s has been paid for the call of Ebbw Vales at 16 on the dates named, and 4s and 5s on Rhymney Iron New Shares at about 53s and 54s. Naturally, under these cir- cumstances one set of operators are inter- eested in keeping prices down, and the other in rising them both to cover their option money and so make a profit. So far all the luck has been on the side of the down grade operators. Other Coal Shares, although not immediately concerned, are naturally drawn into the voitex. No doubt when the time for the exercise of options has passed we shall see a rebound in prices, and perhaps before, for the general outlook of the coal trade seems to be very satisfactory. Other branches of ibe market show no alteration cither way. There has been nothing doing iu the Mining section of the market to-day. This is hardly a matter for surprise considering the present outlook, and the fact that Monday is carry-over day. The following changes in value are noted n the ofaciai list of the Cardiff Stock Exchange:— I?ise W. Hancock and Co. Deferred Ordinary to 12. j Full—Locket's Merthyr Ordinary -V. to | L0% Newport-Abercarn Ordinary Yit to 11*6. n TÍ1er< are buyers ot 1 nomas Owen ind Company's Preferences s.s. Charles T. Jones Shares North's Ordinary; Eng- lish Crown Spelters Ben E;vans' Deben. Gure ( Stock; Cardiff Railway Debenture Stock. There are sellers 01 .Jones-D;ckiuson Ordinary, Hancock's Deferred Taff I Debenture Stock Rhymney Undivided Ordinary; Cardiff Turkish Bath Shares; Port Talbot Preference and Debenture Allotments Albions Mountstuart Dry Docks: Cardiff Corporation Stock; s.s. -Cambria., Anthony Kadcliffe, and Man- chester Shares. NEWPORT ABEECARN COLLIE RY. The report of the directors of the Newport I Abercara Black Vein Steam Coal Co.; Ltd., has ¡ jaat been issnd. It is M follows :—The directors submit herewith statement of accoents and balance-sheet for the year ending 31st March, 1900. The gross profit on the years working, with £ 20,975 0s 2d, the balance broaght forwria Iroai I last year, amounts to £ 68,538 7a 6d. From this the following deductions have been made — Expenditure ou uew boilers, winning engine coke ovens, and machinery, £ 7,298 17s 3d; amount carried to reserve: .ACcom: £ 9.956 18s 9;{— X17,235 15s— £ 51,302 lis 6d; loss interim I dividend paid m December last, £ 5,750— £ 44,552 lis 6d. The directors recommend that this amonnt be applied as follows -Final divi- dend (making 10 per cent, for. the year), £15,750 a bonus of 5 per cent., £ 11,250; balance car- ried to next year. £ 17,552 11s 552 lis 6d. ) The coking plant is being increased, and farther expenditure is required to improve aud renew the colliery plant and machinery. Debentures for iE9,200 have been redeemed during th;) year. The coal trade for the year has bean prosperous, and the good demand at improved prices con- tinues. Wages and the cost cf materials have still further advanced. The mines and works are m » fairly satisfactory condition. Mr Henry St. John Raikep, Mr George Bradford, two of the directors, and Messrs Bagshaw and Co.. the audi- tore, retire, and being eligible offer themselves for re-election. The shareholders will fix the re- ¡ muneration of the auditors. PROPERTY SALES. At the Ivy Bush Rcyal Hotel, Carmarthen, on Saturday Mr John Francis, auctioneer, sold Nantygoitre-ucha, a freehold farm in Llande- feijog Parish, with 106a. 3r. 25p. to M); David Thomas, colliery proprietor, Penael Villa. Longhor, for £ 3,000. The annual rental is £ 88 10?. The solicitors were Messrs Bowerrr.au and Forward, 3, Gray's Inn-square, London. At the Boer's Head Hotel, Carmarthen on Forward, 3, Gray's Inn-square, London. At the Boer's Head Hotel, Carmarthen on Saturday afternoon Mr John Francis offered by I public auction Nos. 7 a.nd 8, Church-street, Ca.r- marthen, freuhold dwell i ng-houses, which had been occupied for years by headmasters of the I Grammar School. The property was bonght for JMSSby Mr W.I. Rickard, Carmarthen. The solicitor was Mr Thomas H. Powell, LlaDdilo.

SWANSEA EXCHANGE. SWANSEA, Satarday. The following fixtures were completed here t"ay:- Swansca. to Leghorn, 10s 6d, Genoa terms (Catania). Port XalJrolrto Algter*, Ufcs, (Axrae Ttomtm).

BALTIC REPORTS. LONDON, Saturday. Freight Market.—There was no quotable change in rates, but the inquiry for tonnage was, as usual on Saturdays, within narrow limits. FIXTURES—STEAME RS. Taganrog to Rotterdam, 13s 3d (Clara), 3,900 tons, 5th— 23rd July. Danube, i5s 6d any port, 169 Hamburg, 153 3d Ant- werp or Rotterdam (Antonio). 3,500 tons, August. Gulf to U.K. or Continent, 17s (Phoebe), August. Grain Report. At the Baltic on the smart rise in America for wheat sellers of cargoes asked 6d advance, but buyers declined to follow, and business was consequently re- stricted, 265 9d bid Scarsdale steamer Plate off coast, held 27s 9d. Maize also held firmer at 6d advance-20s 6d net asked June 16th-July steamer Yellow Plate. Barley better--17s 3d bid steamer August O.S. 18s asked.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. The Lizard, Saturday.—Wind S.W., strong. Weather fine. Barometer 29'92, steady. Passed East —The Highfields, from Melbourne for Falmouth Union, from Iquique for Ija Pallice: Tijuca, from Coquimbo for Falmouth; Matterhorn, from San ton Francisco for Filinoiitli; Oban Bay, from Lyttelton for Falmouth Alcyone, from Geelong for'Faimouth Concordia, of Elsflcth, from Bunbury for Hull; Lota, of Bristol, from Iquique for Ostend; steamers City of Vienna, of Dublin Skeffington, of Newcastle City of Dortmund, of Dublin Longbenton, of New- castle Winstauley, of Dublin City of Oporto, of Dubliu; 8n,ltees, of Glasgow Solent, of Southamp- toii Bloomfield, from Marcus Hook for Rouen: I Lavinia, of Dtibliii Cormorant, of Cork; Barnes- more, from Boston for London one of Currie's steamers, of IJiverpool Onse, of London Bremen, of Bremen, from New York for Cherbourg and Southampton Hero, of Bristol; St. Leonards, from Newport News for Antwerp. Passed West—steamers Highgate, of London Glynn, of Belfast; Barcelona, from Hamburg for New York; Lady Mostvn, of Liverpool Ranger, of Liverpool; Amiral Cecille, of Rouen Roland, from Bremen for Baltimore pre- sumed Archtor, from Rotterdam for Philadelphia; Annie Menominee, from JJondon for New York Beacon Rock, of Liverpool; The Duchess, of Glas- gow: Killaruev, of Cork Springhill, of Newcastle Briar Rose, of Liverpool; Oceano, of Glasgow; Lizard, of Glasgow Red Cross, of Whitby; Sand a, of Glasgow Rosefield, of London. The Lizard, Sunday.—Wind S.W., light. Weather dull. Barometer 29'88, rising Passed East—Lady Penrjjyn, of Christiania a ship, signals indistinct; a Hamburg-West Indies Line steamer; one of Hughes's steamers, of Liverpool steamers Hotham Newton, of Liverpool; Stream Fisher, of Bacrow Ribston, of London, from Montreal for London; Princess Mary, of Giascow Copeland, of Glasgow, for Southampton; Loughbrow, of Newcastle; Saxon. of London, from Belfast for Southampton Hellas, of Hamburg yacht Eothen, of Swansea Truthful, of Liverpool Delano, of Sunderland, from Baltimore for Rotterdam Raloo, of Belfast; Blftruev, of Cork; ft no Vv flake, of Liverpool, from New York for London Appomattox, of West Hartlepool; Asiatic Prince, of South Shields; Inchisla, of Liverpool, from New Orleans for Hamburg; Penrhyn, of Beaumaris Tadorna, of Cork; Haubury, of Bristol. Passed West—steamers Albanian, of Liverpool; Ormerod, of Penzance Hector, of Liverpool; Camel, of London I Shieldrake, of Cork Maggie Warrington, of Liver- pool Calgarth, of Liverpool Metbley Hall, of Liver- peal; Rookwood, of London M.H.S. Victoria and Albert; Westeruland, of Antwerp, for New York Celeste. of Cardiff; Leonidas; Lady Bertha, of Llanelty Manitoba, of Antwerp Zeno, of London.

SWANSEA BY SIGNALLING STATION. Mumbles Tjighthouse, Saturday.—Wind S.W., fresh. Weather, rain. Sea moderate. Passed East —steamers Silvio, of Bristol; Euterpe, "of Cardiff; Angelica Aceame, of Genoa. Passed West—steamers Melrose Abbey, of Cardiff Kansas City, of Bristol; I Palermo, of 1,1. of Bremen Iron King, of Whitehaven Kilkeel, of Chester.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Oakbv and Libau 7th Mo or by arvd Baltimore 5th Selby nrvd Tees 8th Ely Rise arvd Algiers 8th Coventry left Bilbao for Port Talbot 8th Saxon Briton left Bilbao for Cardiff 8th Chiverstone arvd Philadelphia 9th Gena left St. Vincent for rJag Pal mas 9th Mandalav left Bremen for Cardiff 8th I March left Galwav for Cardiff 8th Flowergate arvd Philadelphia 8th Parana arvd Rio Janeiro 8th I Collivaud left Bilbao 8th Gardepee left St. Nazaire for Bilbao 8th Merthyr arvd Las Paltnas 8th Barry left Marseilles for Almeria 8th I CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. Roath Dock. June 3,-Brothers, 52. Sir W. T. Lewis ss, 2257. Anglo-Chilian ss, 2442. Roath Dock, June 3.—Ocean Child, 50. Ingoldsby ss, 739, Bilbao, iron ore. Re olute ss, 895, Havre, light. Aurelia ss, 1237, Marseilles, light. Sondre, 567, Wilmington, resin. Yarra, 58, Newport, light. Carl ltahtkemi ss, 1033, Limerick, light. Everest ss, 1035, St. Nazaire, light. Roath Dock, Juno IO.-Glyiiii ss, 412, Rouen, light. Skald ss, 728, Antwerp, light. Lamorna, 2169, Tacoina, wheat. Rosina Mendl ss, 1520, Lisbon, light. Marques de Mudela SS, 1210, Bilbao, iron ore. Cairn- gorm as, 155, Newport, light. Amiral Cecille as. 691, Rouen, light. Stakesby ss, 872, Troon, light. Red Cross ss, 183:>, Antwerp, light. Mercator ss, 667, Rouen, light. Aurora, 36, Bristol, pitch. Bute East Dock, June 8.—Sabrina, 52. London, manure. Angela Aceame, 622, Pensacola., timber. Hanno, 814, Tvisoer, timber. Bute East Dock, Jane 9.—Pellworm ss, 595, Man- chester, light. Bate West Dock, Jnn3 8.—Nellie Fleming, 119. Annette, 74. Alcide, 128, Redon: pitwood. Alnwick, 77, Westport, oats. Bute West Doek, June 9.—Flying Serpent ss, 38. Carlingford L0ngh ss, 62. rpreguier, potatoes, Lewis ss, 77, Burcv Port, anthracite duff. Inga ss, 199. Castleton, light. Moringen ss, 345, Plymouth, light. Ada, 67, Youghal, pitwood. Lovely Susan, 29. Brothers, 52. Swan, 46, Portsal, potatoes. Eegina, 47, Bristol, light. Bute West Dock, June 10,-Portiferry ss, 74, Lezar- drieux, potate>es.. Penarth Dock, June 8.—Blanche ss, 98, Newlyn, stones. Penarth Dock, Jane 9.-General Chanzy ss,364, Nantes, light. Sinbad ss, 539, Portsmouth, light. Melbridge ss, 1854, Cardiff, light. Throstlegarth SS, 937, Southampton, light. SAILINGS. Roath Dock, June 8.—Iturak Bat ss, Demis, Civita Vecchia. Longbenton 5S, Sapp, Antwerp. Justin 88, Batnare, Dunkerque. Diamond ss, Stewart, Ports- mouth. 2Kon ss, Heron, Rio Janeiro. Roa.th Dock, June 9.-Illicebus ss, Figari, Ancona. Marima ss, Matthew, St. Nazaire. Lovely Susan, West Dock. Rival, Symonds, Gloucester. Expres-, Wilkins, Watchet. Brattings- borgss, Minur, La Plata. Electric, Bellamy, Watchet. Emily Priscilla, Hailing, Tewkesbury. Lily,Herbert, Gloucester. Jules Theodore SS, Lenore, Marseilles. Tropic S3, Barber, Rio Janeiro. Treglisson ss, Blackie, Port Said. Trinidad ss, Steele, Decido. Thor, Weaver, Newport. Lord Lansdowne as, Harrison, Newport News. Pedrosa ss, Simplay, Santander. Clieveden as, Provo, St. Nazaire, Dun rowan ss, Lachlan, Briton Ferry. Hute East Dock, June 8.—Chantenay SS, Fa.lga.i, Chantenay. Winstanley ss, Gibson, Plymouth. Asteria ss, Macdonald, Glasgow. I Bute East Dock, June 9.-Avon ss, Owens, Fowey. Princess Sophia ss. Clacton, Barron, Newport. Ben Dearg ss, Dornobi, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Hellas ss, Rorden, Rio Grande. Jane ss, Cove, Cadiz. Castro Urdiales ss, Bastemelhen, Mnhlgraben. Bute East Dock, June IO.-Ni,,tion-,tl ss, Raisch, Mnhlgraben or Reval. Eleanor ss, Fisher, Dover. Elfie ss, Boese, Nyborg. I Bute West Dock, June 8.-Lark as. Sea. Amaranth, Rowe, Charlestown. Buta West Dock, June 9.-Wausfell ss, Atkin, Portsmouth. Newton ss, Josephsen, Uddevalla. Warrenpoint FlS, Richards, Lezardrieux. Enid ss, I Wilton. Newport. Ocean Chiid, Roath Dock. Carling- ford Lough ss ss, Holyhood, Treguier. Staghound ss, Kearns, JVaterford. George ss, Willoughby, Dublin. J.M.J., Hunt, Newport. Emma Louise, Wright, Newport. Mary Grace, Corney, Lydney. Newport. Mary Grace, Corney, Lydney. Bute West Dock, June 10.—Lynwood, Walsh, Waterford, Star, Mann, Seilly. Penarth Dock. June 8.-B.ochefort ss, Havre. Solent ss, London. Mendelssohn ss, Port Said. Ouse as. Devonport. Lavinia ss. Plymouth. Penarth Dock, June 9.—Bangarth ss, Southampton. Saturn ss. Christiania. ENTERED OUTWARDS-June 9. Teneriffe, Chulmleigh ss, B, 2571, W. J. Tatem & Co. Chantenay, Moliere as. B, 307, Pean, L. Gueret Ld Para, Moonstone ss, H, 1363, Forster, Christie & Co. Chantenay, General Chaim as, F, 864, Valette & Co. Kiel, Pollworiii sn, Ger, 595. Ktieger & Schliemann Tul)org, Inga ss, Nwy. 199. Kielland, Schroeter & Co. Cabedello aud Paraliyba, Brazils, Rita, B, 377, Olsen, Trechmann, Carrick & Co. Havre, Montataire ss, P. 647, Guichet, 'P. H. Coward I Drontheim, Walgalzeem, Rus, 264, Heard & Co. Madeira or Las Palmas, Melbridge sq, B, 1855, Herbert, J. T. Milbum & Co. Genoa, Ida ss, Iy, 1597, liaggio, A. T. Lucovich Genoa or Savona, Istria ss, ly, 972, Ernesto Gamba CLEARED-June 9. Teneriffe, Chulmleigh ss. B, 6000 coal Genoa or Savona, Hazeldene ss, B, 3300 coal Port Said, Everest ss, B, 3100 coal Chantenay, Moliere ss, F, 1950 coal Ship Island, Hornby Castle ss, B, ballast Chautanr.v, General Chanzy as, F. 1850 coal Tuborg, Inga ss, Nwy, 440 coal Brazils via London and Hamburg, Hellas ss, Ger, 200 coal, 1100 fuel Roscoff, Carlingford Lough ss, B, ballast Marseilles, Jules Theodore ss, F, 2500 coal. 300 fuel Vigo, Jern SS, Nwy, 1200 coal Newport News, Lord Lansdowne ss, B, ballast Syra, Pendeen ss, B, 3200 coal St. Nazaire, Bellingham ss, B. 2300 coal Monte Video, Soutbgarth ss, B, 2800 coal Havre, Montataire ss, F, 1500 coal Sables d'Olonne, Tirfing ss, Swe, 1400 coal Reval or Mnhlgraben, National ss, Ger, 840 coal Santander, Pedrosa ss, Spn, 1500 coal Castro Urdiales, Trinidad as, B, ballast Cape Town, Burmah, B, 2700 coal 1 Para via Rotterdam, Glendevou 3S, B, 1560 coal, 3 steel ligbters IMPORTS—June 9.11 Bilbao, Ingoldsby ss, iron ore, DoVlftiS Iron Go. Wilmington, Sondre. resin S

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LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Saturday. Money continued in abpnrlant supply, and with only a moderate demand for accommodation advances until Monday were freely lent at 1% per cent., short fix- tures being again easily obtainable at 2 per cent. The Discount Market continued weak, and Bills being scarce brokers freely I discounted fine three months' paper at 2% per cent., though 2* per cent. was charged in some instances. Berlin private discount advanced to 4% per cent. ¡ On the Stock Exchange business was again restricted owing to the close approach of the settlement, which com- mences in Mining Shares on Monday, and in general securities on Tuesday. A fiat tone again prevailed in most departments, chiefly owing to the serious state of affairs in the Far East and the continued absence oi public buying British Funds further declined in spite of the increasing ease in the Money Market, and movements in Home Railway Stocks were all in a down- ward direction. The principal feature of the day, however, was a very considerable I drop in American Railroad Stocks, fol- lowing the heavy fail at Wall-street on the reports of crop damage. Canadian lines also gave way in sympathy with the drop in Yankees. South Africans opened dull, j and after slightly rallyiag on General But- tcr's successful movements in the neigh- bourhood of Laing's Nek closed very-flat -on the official news that the Boers had cut the telegraph line at Roodeval, t-o the north of Kroonstad, operators taking an unfavour- L able view of the continued activity of the "Boers in the Orange River Colcfoy. Foreign Bonds and Rio Tintos closed weak in response to unfavourable French advices. Wesiraiiacs opened strcagu, but prices re- lapsed at the fmiah in sympathy with the weakness prevailing in other departments. The market for Home Government I Securities showed increased weakness, and Consols further declined 18 for money to 101 p-, and for account to 101- National War Loan also receded to 1^- premium for account. National War Loan also receded to 1* premium for account. Colonial Inscribed Stocks were un. changed. Foreign Bonds closed fla,t, and Chinese Fives fell V2, to 95J4 German Threes, Y2; Russian Fours, Italian Rentes, Portu- guese, and Brazil 1889's, Ys, and Peru Debentures, %>. Home Railways continued flat, and Great Northern A fell 1 do. Preferred Ordinary, Yi do. Deferred, Midland Deferred, South-Eastern Deferred, and Brighton De- ferred, Y2 and Chatham Ordinary, Cale- donian Deferred, and North-Westerns. y. American Railways were extremely depressed, and prices closed at the lowest points of the day, Baltimore and Ohio Ordinary marking a fall of 3^4 Mil- waukees, 2%; North Pacific Common 2%, to 58%: Atchison Preference, do. Ordinary, 1 Union Pacific Ordinary, 1% do. Preference, 1 y2 I-ouisvilles, 1 Norfolk Common, 1% do. Preference, 1 Wabash General, 172 do. Preference, Illinois and York Centrals, 1J4 Southern Pacifics, 1% Southern Preference, lys; do. Common, North Pacific Preference, 1; Denver Preference, dd. Ordinary, Eric First Preference, do. Shares, 74 Pennsylvania, Ontarios, Missouri- Kansas, 34 Reading Shares, and do. First Preference, 74. Do. Second Prefer- ence, however, rose Yi. Canada Pacifies dropped 1% Grand Trunk First and Second Preferences, Third do., do. Guaranteed, Ys and do. Ordinary, £ s. Mexican Railways were unchanged. Argentine Great Western Ordinary fell 1. London and South-Western Bank ad- vanced y2, to 77. In Miscellaneous, Allsopps' Preferred ¡ Ordinary fell and do. Preference, 1. London and Lancashire Fire Insurance rose Y4 and Royal Insurance, V2. South Africans closed flat, Rand Mines marking a fall of Yi on the day, and Modderiontein other losses ranging from ft to Yi- Knights to 5% Geldenhuis Estate, 6%; Globe Phcenix, 4%; Henry I Nourse, 8%. Westralians advanced at the opening, but pricss fell back sharply towards the finish, Hannan's Brownhill marking a fall of on balance, other I changes being only fractional either way. Copper Shares were flat, and Rio Tintos dropped No bullion operations reported at the Bank to-day. The Silver Market remained quiet, but steady, the price for bars being unchanged at 275-3d per ounce for spot and 27-ft-d for forward delivery. Calcutta Exchange quoted Is 4d Bom- bay, Is 3 31-32d Hong Kong, Is llys-d; do. Four Months, Is 11 %d; Shanghai, 2s 8%d clo. Four Months, 2s 8^d. The Paris Bourse opened steady, but 1 closed weak. Rio Tintos were lower. South Africans were also mostly weaker. Ex- change Cheques on London remained at 25.16. Private discount unchanged. The managers of the United African Syndicate, Limited, have declared an in. terim dividend of 15 per cent. on the Ordinary Shares, payable on the 11th iust. The old-established business of Kill, Evans and Co., vinegar brewers and British wine makers, of Worcester, is being placed on the market with a share capital of £ 150,000, divided into 80,000 5 per Cent. Cumulative Preference Shares of £ 1 each, and 70,000 Ordinary Shares of a like amount. There is also 580.000 in AY, per Cent. First Mortgage Debenture Stock. The vendors take the whole of the Ordin- ary Shares, and they will subscribe for £ 20.000 Debenture Stock and 20,000 Prefer- ence Shares. Particulars of the prospectus wiil be found in another column. The chief points are that the assets, exclusive of goodwill, are twice the amount of the Debentures, and the Debentures and the Preferences together are more than covered by the assets. The certified I profits are equal to five times the Deben- ture interest, and after the payment of this interest the surplus profits are more I than three times the amount of the Prefer- ence dividend. The subscription list opens on Tuesday and closes on Thursday next.. A company has been formed for the pur- pose of reorganising the capital of Frederick Ley land and Company, Limited, which was originally formed in 1392 to acquire the fleet of steamers and business I carried on by the late Mr F. R. Leyland and his predecessors, and to provide capital for the purchase of the business and assets of I the West India and Pacific Steamship Company, Limited.: Messrs Harmood Banner and Son, chartered accountants, Liverpool, certify the net profits of Frederick Leyland aud Company and the West India and Pacific Steamship Com- pany, Limited, for four years ending December 31, 18G9, and including three ¡ months for the former corcpauy to March I 31, 1900, average £ 256,000 per annum. The total assets, apart from goodwill, and ex- clusive of the increase in value of the steamers under construction; will exceed £ 2,800,000. The share capital of the new company is fixed at £ 2,800,000 divided into 150,000 5 per Cent. Cumulative Preference Shares of £10 each, and 130,000 Ordinary Shares of £ 10. The dividend on the Ordinary Shares is restricted to 6 per cent. per annum until I the reserve fund amounts to £750.000. Ap- plications are invited for 75,000 5 per csnt. Preference Shares of £ 10 each at par, being the balance of the shares not at pre- sent appropriated, I

I RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON I ¡ LONDON*, Satarday EVENING.—Tho following were the rates of exchange o London to-day:— ) Paris Choqnes 25.16 ] Autvf'p short 25.17 to 25.21 I Berlin Cheques 20.44A St. P't'rs'bg, 3 mths 94.00 Do. 8 clay V sight 20.43 Madrid, sight 31,78 Do. 3 months 20.23J Gn'sfc\tt'n,pr,'5mthil09.20 Hamburg, sight 20.43 Tjisbo'n Frankfort, short 20.4I Some, 3 months 26.75 V'nasightnws?stm242.2Cf 1 Barcelona 31.90 Amsterdam, sjiort 11 Pr,Is c7q",3 25.16 to 25.21 I Amst'rrt'm.Cheiu's 12.10J i BUSINESS BON ft. BRITISH STOCKS Consols Goselwn's 2J Muy: 101.4 !01^ i 101i% Do. do.Account 101g 1101- Do. 24 '1o. 100 100 National War Ftrad l/ap l,p Gow.1 Stock 10.5^ 103 Hank of TSngiand Stoclc 334 534 India. 3$per Cent 103$. 10SU Do. 3 do 102j 102| Metropolitan Con. 3J p.C, 110 110 Do. do. 3 p.c. 103 103 Iiidia Ruj-ce Paper 3$p.c. 651 — 63j Ins. Canadian 4p.c..Tao..Tly 103 108 IHS. C.G'iOilHope4p.c. 1883 110 310 Ins. N. Zeaisvnd Con. 1 p,e. Ill Ill Ics. New South Wales 113 116 Ics. New South Wales 113 1 j 116 Ins. Victoria 4 p.c. 1882-3-4 105J 105.J Ins. South Australian 1 p.c 100" 10') Ins. Qneer.siand 4 v>.e, 103 103 BlilTISH KAIJDWAYS Brighton Hail way Ord j 1^9 K9 Do. Do. DRfefredi 155. 155 j 155 Caledonian Consolidated.. 139 139 Ilo. Preferred Con. Ord.j '3V 93§ Do. Deferred Con. Ord.j 46J 45J Chatham and Dover Ord.1 ?lji: 21 J: 21 ft Do. Arbitn. Preference; 128j! 128J Do. Second Preference: 95J: East Dondon 8 | I 8 Fnrness 92J' 92J Glasgow&S.WstrnPrefOrd: 77| Tlk Do. dc DefOrd| 54$. 54| Great Eastern Ordinary 1131! 118J Gt. Nthn. Prefd. Con. 0?&! ljr> 114 £ Do. Defrd. Do. 52J 52J 52i 52 £ Do. A"« 484 47* Great Western 131% 157i 1574 Great Central Pref. Ord .j 32 32 Do. Deferred Ordinary. 15 15 Hnlt and Barnsfey 61|j 61J- Lancashire and Yorkshire 15SJ' 13S§ Loml<»u and North-Wstra: 189J. 189} Loetion and Sonth-Weatra 137 £ 197> Loml<»u and North-Wstra: 189J. 189} Loetion and Sonth-Weatra 137 £ 197> Lou. iSc Sfcii. W«trn. Defr i., 75 75" kletropolitp,r) j,05 11')5 Do. '.Land Stock 32 82* Do. District Ordinary 2'JJ; ") 28^ Do. Preferred 94j Do. Preferred 94j Midland Prei'ert-ed Ord. Do. Deferred Ord. S3J-; 82 822 North British Ord. Pref. 82,V 82^ Do. Ordinary Deferred. 3s|: 3SJ North-lSastem Ordinary 1724' 172^ North StaiTordshiro j.19 1194 South-K,astern Ordinary 121 121 Do. Deferred :o 79J 79i 794 TrtVrte Act, 1889 75 75" AMKKICAN KAI&WAYS Atchison 25J 254 25, Do. Preference 73i 73J 72J Baltimore & Ohio Ord. 79| 7g| 78i Chicago, Milwauicae 1174 1171 LllSJ 116i Denver Ordinary 13J is 186 Do. Preferred 69 68J SSi fi-'rie Shares 12J 12 12 Do. 1st Preference 36j 36Jj 36 IUin ois Central 1154 11^ 114i Loaia and Nashriile 80j 804 79 j 79^ Hissoari, Kansas, <fc Texas 11 10 £ l1. New York Central 133 132* New York Ontario 21J 21 2l" Norfolk Common 3".i 34Ji 23| 33J Do. Preference. 79 79J North PacilicPxef 76J 76 Pennsylvania Ordinary 661 G5 664 Philadelphia aud Beading 8s! n Do.First Preierouce 29^ 2% gout-hern Uy.CommonStck 124 12 11J Oo. Prefarred 54| 54?; 54 Soiithern Pacili 34| 33| 3 Onion Pacific 55 34J 34| 54| Do. do. Preference 7si „ 744 Wabaah Preference 20| .> 204 20 Do. General MoTtgafia 31 -.„ f 364 OTHER RAILWAYS. Canadian Pacific 95i' 914 9* Grand TxnnkOrdinary 7^! 7 7 Do.Guaranteed 954 9^1 — ■■■ 93i Do. First Preference 87 ji 974 874 Do. Second Preference. 5911 53|! 59j 59j Do. Third Prefereuca 22|i 22.| 224 Mexican Ordinary 18 18 Do. First Preference 81 81 Do.Second Preference. 31 31 Lombards Ordinary 6 6 Mexican Cntl. 4 p.c. Bonds 22 82 Do. First Income 274 ••• — 274 Buenos AyresGt.Southerai 143 145 Buenos Ayres and Rosario 70 70 Centra! Argentine 108JI 1081 FOREIGN STOCKS Argentine 188S 93 £ 93^ Do. Funding 944 9-?4 Do. 4§ p.c. Sterling 71 71 Do. Treasury 70 70 Do. Oedu'as A 41 "J 41 Do. Cedulaa B 3S 36 Do. Csdulas H 33 I 36 Baencs 4vrea Cedulaa I 5i; 5b Do. J.1 5. 5 Braziiiaii, 1889 65|i 65j Bulgarian 6 p.c. 1858 83 83 Chilian, I8S0' 85 85 Do. 1892 92 92 Chinese Silver Loan 98 98 Do. 6 p.c. Gold 10} 1C1 Egyptian Unified — 1044'; W4| Do 3j per Coat 99 £ &9\ Dc rotate Domain 103 103 Do Daira New 102 102 French 34per Cent. Reofcos 101 101 Do. 3^ per Cent. Itsntea 100 100 Germans per C. 1891-2-3 86V 85 Greek, 1881 4011 40* Do. 1884 40J! 404 Guaiemaia External Sebfc! 20''• 20 Honduras £ 5 5 Hungarian 4 p.c. Gold 97 ji 97* Italian 5 per Ceuii. Rentes gig: 94J Mexican 6 per Cent 99^.1 994 Ottoman Hank Shares la'jj 12^ Peru. Corp Ordinary 2*1 2| Do. Prexerence II Paraguay 18*> 184 Portuguese 3 per Ceut 21g; 24*! Russian 4 p.c. Con 991; .j 99 Spanish 4 per Gonti 72 724' 72 Tarkisli, I3a4 97^ 97* Do Ottoman Defeuce| 20141 Z. lOlJ Do. 2ud Group;43 [ 46 Do. 3rd Group 25 26 Do. 4th Group 22| .• ••• 22| TranavaalLioau 5 par Cent; IQ 105 Uraguay 34 par Cent 4g>; Z 434 INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL, I Arthur Guinnass Ordinary 570 570 Allsopps Ordinary 77 73 761 764 Do. Deferred Ord. 39,L 39 334 Anglo-American 'Cel. Oed. 63i 634 Do. do. Pref 115 115 ffirateOC-. 14j Coats ^Ordinary 79/" 790 Con3#tt Iron 41 41 Canard Steamship, £ 20 pd. 13 16 Direct United States Cable lij 11^ Dabiin'Diatillora 1^ ljfc Eastmans 2 2 Ebbw Vale SS. <& Pa Co I5i 154 Hudson's Bay 25 ■» 25 Linotype Deferred 7^ 7J Lipton Ordinary 2fj 2h National T6lephono 5 5 Nitrato "Railway ^Ord 6 6 Peaks' Soap Or«.Uuacy lij *i- Peniuaular iSOrieutat Prf. I42|l 142J Do. Deferred 2324! 2324 Salt Union Ordinary 14! 14 Suez Caual 141 141 SOUTH AFRICAN MINKS Angelo — "4 .7.| BalkisLand 4/3 4/3 Banvjes Barnato Consolidated. 2^ •••_ Bechuanaland Ex ls^ Iw lj« Bonanza ••• 1 British South Africa 3{& 3J ..J 3ft 3ft Buffelsdoorn 1 — Buffelsdoorn 1 — l.aluwajo Exploration 2" 24 City and Suburban New. Sit Ccn. Gold Fields, Def. 7i;} ••• if Crownreef 15J 1 154 1^4 Dc 33ecrs Diamonds. 27j! ••• 2'i Durbao-Roodepoort 5J ••• East Rand 74 '8 7f Do, i'jxtendad 2# ••• Ferreiras 22 22 Geelong 21 J Geldenhuin Deep 9k- .„ ••• •*+ Globe and Phoenix 4g| 43- Henderson Trust, Est ••• Henry Noorse 8|! ••• Johannersburgcons. Invest Ifftj 1x8 Jubilee SJ. 6 b Jumpers £ ■■■ ICnt^hfis 54I 5§ 3is Kierksdorp 4/0| 4/0 Iiangia^te Estate 3J. 3J Matabeie Gold Reefs lik\ -,7J 7± Modderfontein 1°3! 03 104 lpi Mozambique 2* 24 New Jagersfontein I§I; 15| Nigel 3»j Oceana Land 2 .„1 •51-32 Primrose 4 3fg 3t| Princess lif .IS Rand .Mines 40*' 4o| 39| 39J Kandfontein 3J 3^; 3j Reitfontein 1&1 •••■ 18 Rhodesia Ksploration 5J 54 .Rhodesia Limited Iris ••• .14 Robinson Gold 9 9 Salisbury 2| 2g Shaba. 1J Ifti lfk' Simmer aud Jack £ 5 New 64 ••• South African Gold Trust 6J' 6J fc'j Transvaal Gold 2\ 2ftI 2ft V/emmers 12 12 Wolhitter H 4g 4g AUSTRALIAN Assoc. FinancialCorp.Ord 1/0 .« 1/0 do. do. Pref. 2/ 2/0 Associated Gold Mines 2^j 2J Bayloy's United 8/6; .• 8/6 Broken Hill Prop 2| Golden Horseshoe New. 12g! 12*! 124 Golden Horseshoe New. 1'l, 12: 124 Great Boulder New 30/3 .j 30/3 Hampton Plains J J Hannan's Brownhiil 8ft1 8| Hannan's Oroya ]g li Ivanhoe New 94 9J 9ft Kalgurli 5ft 5| 5ft 5i Lady Loch 6/Si 6/6 Lady Shenton 1J, 1J Lake View Consols lOfe 10J 10H Lake View South ft ft Lon. West AustraliaExpr Ig 1| Mount Malcolm 5/6? 6/6 North Kalgurli f .V;. 2 Northern Territory ij *|. Zj.' i Paringa Consols 7/9! 7/9 Peak Hil! 4$: 4|. Sons of Gwalia 5 5 South Kalgurli 44 45 WesiiA'stralianG'ldFields 24 2ft! 2ft Weufr^orih a ft IiOnd'nGloheFinan«eNew 17 17/0 -u. MISCELLANEOUS Anacout 81 Burma Kuby s| a Columbia 13/DI 13/6 Cape Copper Mines 03;j JtS Hanraki 2/Spaid 1<9| *'2 Kapanga ..f 1/0' 1/0' Le Koi 6J; 6tt rvlason and Barry 4 4_ Mysore Gold | ••• 1 ••• 6 Mysore G-olcJ Fields 7/ '/0 Montanas •! 3/8 ••• — — *1° ST.ountLyel! 8}, °S •••■ Oorcgom Ordinary 3-y?j j 3t$ Rio Tinto Copper 51J; — 50j Tharsis Copper 8i; ..< .» 8 Waihi 10j: -• -• -■- 10* Waihi 1 10j: -• -• -■- 10*

LONDON MINlNGr EXCHANGE FEXOTTANGE SATUIiDAY'S CLOSING- PRICES SOOTH APRIUAN MINES. Au.celo Langlaagbe 3li 3%> Do. Deep VA 3J4; Do. Block B fg 1ft' Apex Mines 6^ b'A Do. Deep 2>i Aurora W't U't'd 13s l'/i Lnipfiards Vlei, N 1% 1?». BantjesiNew1. ljg; May Consolidated 4«4 Barrett 9/6 10/0 Meyer&ChariBon 5% 5% Bonanza 4 4^ Moddor'teinNewlO 10% Bulfelsdoor 7-6 1 Do. B Extension 3% City «fc Sub. (New) 554 New Baltfonteiu Cham d'Or 1% 1% New Primroee .3% 4 Comet 2 4 3 iStigal 3% 3% Con. Deep Level., l'ji Do. Doel) 1% Crown Ro f 15# 15%jNth Randfontein 2}4 Do. Deep 11s- l^^lNourae Deep SH 5% De Beers 27% 27%|Porges R'uf'nt'n Jft lh: DrietEontein 4^ < Princess Iii. Durb'n-Iloodep'te 5% 571 1,aii(Ifon4cia 3ft East Rand 7ft 7ft Rand Mines 3?;'# 22^rRietfontein New 1% 1;1. French Rand 1% 2lltoge Deep. 9 Vii Geldenhuis 6 6?4 Robins'n( £ 5 Sh) CJi Do. Deep 9>i 10 Do. Deep 1% Glencairn 1% 2 Haiisbciry New. 2J-4 2% Glen Deep 4% 1% 3heba 1 ft Oneil (New). 2tc 2ft S3mmor& Jack. 6 6>- Ginsberg '.New). 3 Do. East 3'A 5ji Henry Norarse 8}4 Do. West 4% 4% Hcriofc (New) 5% Sbeyn Estate 2ft 2ft Jagersfontein .15y. 16 Transvaal Gold Jubilee 5% 6% Mining Estate 1% ■Tumpyr 4:'i 5 Treasury 4.(;, 5}§ Do. Deep 4li 4% Uuit'd Roodp'rto 3J-i 3V £ Ki'nfo'teiu (Catl.) 'i% Van Ryu New 2ft 5ft Knifiht 5]4 5% Village Mainreet S% Knight's Central, 2ft' 2^g| Vogeistruis ]} £ Knicho's Deep 3?i 4 |VVemiuer —.11^4 12% Lancaster 2% 3 VVollmtar 4% 4% iWorcester %I. 2>2 3 LAND AKD EXPLORATION COMPANIES African Explratn Kaffir Cons. 1 I y. Anglo-French Ex 5ji 3}1 iUash'/a'd Agency 2J4 2 Bechuanai'nd Ex 1% 1% Maiabele Gold.. 7ft 7ft;. Barnato Consols 2 v/t Mozambique 2ft 2ft. Char. B.S. Africa 3J6 itew Africau 2% zÝÍI Con.GorSe!"sDef 7ft Oceana Cons J2 Exploration Co.. l'Jg 1 js Potchefstroom. 11/6 12/6- G'ldTr'st&I'vesf. 6 V/i Rhodesia Lim .1% 1% Goelou<< 2ft' 2^ Do. Goldfields 2^4 2^ Goarz and Co. 2ft 2ig Selnkwe 2>4 2&? 31obe & Phoenix 4% 4% Tati Concessions 1^ 1ft, Henderson Est. 1ft Jft Transv'lG'ldFl'ds 2 Johannesbarg United Rhodesia ft fi. Cons. Invest. 2 WilioughbyCou 1ft Jobannesb'gWat 1 lJi Zambesi JSxpto. 1% 1% AU8TRAX<TAN AND INDIAN MINES Aladdin Lamp Lady Bhenton lJi 1J £ Asso. Gold W. A. 2% 3 Lake View Cons. 10?4 11' Bayley's United. 8/0 3/3 Lake View Soath ft ft Baaider Pcrsev'ce 9?: 10 London & \Ve*i BritishV,"sta-alianl2^ 13>^ Au. Bxplor 1% 1% Do.&Gi'be Fi11 161S 17:6 Broken Hill Prop. 2ft 2},I"II¡i¡ i,yel: 8' 8 Bar banks li Gifc.. IJa 15»! „ „ lio.NorUi Z}& 5% Chaffers i.3/0 14/CjMount Malcobn 5/6 6/6 Champion Reef 6 6%!MounS Morgan 4VH 5 Eureka ft ft Mysoro C% 8% G'den H'so 8hoe.2 12>4 Ooldfiei'U 6/6 7/8 Golden 21 „ Reafl6/apd 6d 1/0 Vesu 4/3 5/6 Do. Main Keef.. i"« „ Wynaad.. 4'6 516 Hampton Plains i ¡'¡'.¡rtu 1Joul<1er. 1 ft Eonuans B'u Hiii 8 "quxt(lydroog 3 Do. Oroya ift Ooregnm 3Ji Do. Props t. bi3 7/6 „ Pref 4 ve Do. Star l; l; Pa.rings. CODS. V/J 8/0 I-s-auhoe New 9Jg Peak^Hill 4>i 4)4 Do. South 2% 2% Sons of Gwalia. 4h 5% S-:>,igurli .5y8 5% W. A.0oid Pie ds 2% 2% Do. North H H Waihi Go' ,,10^ 10% Do. South 4).t aUSCMLLANEOUS Anaconda Copp'r 8 8}^{Mason<fc Barry 374 4% Ashanti G'ldO'ldslG'i 16% Mountain Copper 5% 55a Boston Copper NamaquaCopper 5 5^ Brilliant Block 9/0 10/0 Rio Tinto 50% 51 Do. St. George 3 3}g Prefs 6 6i Burmah Ruby Road Block Cxpe Copper 5^ 5'ijS! Jno. Del Rey "9/0 30/0 Copiapo 4 4}slStratton'sIndep. 2% 2% Coronmndel U +^|Utah 4:U 5H 'fceKoi 6ft 6ft!

BOXING IN THE UNITED STATES. New York, Saturday.—At the Broadway New York, Saturday.—At the Broadway Athletic Club last nigbt Sharkey koockecLoac Yank Eeanyiatb# first rofcod.—■C^jftntf-News. DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST UPPMBD BY MESSRS THACKERAY & CO. took and Share Brokers. 3. Doeli' Cb ambers. Cardiff' RAILWAYS. Paid. Pv ORS. Stock Barry Undivided 100 .220 225 „ Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Ord.100 .110 112 „ Do. Deterred Ordinary .100 .112 114 „ Brecon & Merthyr 100 5 10 „ Cardiff 4 p.c. PTd Ord 100 .307 J08 Great Western 100 .157 159 „ London <Sc North-Western.100 .189 190 Midland Pref. Cons. Ord .300 79 IIO Do. Deferred Cons. OrdlOO 83 85 10 Port Talbot Ry. aud Docks. 10 8 10 Rhoii.& S. Bay Nog.1/42.165. 10 3% 4 Stock Rhymney 100 .225 235 „ Do. 4 p.c. Preferred OrdlOO .109 111 „ Do. Deferred Ord 100 .125 128 „ Taff Vale Divided Stock 100 7412 75 PREFERENTIAL Stock Alex. Dk. 3c Ry. 4p.e A Pf.100 .113 117 „ Do. do. 4% p.c. B 100 .102 J04 „ Barry Ry. 5 p.e. 1st; Pref 100 .157 159 „ Do. Consolidated 4 p.c.100 .327 129 Brecou & Mer 1st Pref.1861 100 SO 90 „ Do. 2nd Pror. 1862 100 50 55 „ Cambrian ,No. I, 4 p.c 100 65 68 Do. No. 2,4 p.c 100 25 2S „ Great Western. 5 p.c 100 169 172 10 Port Talbot 4 p.c 10 9}.4: 9i 10 Rhon. & S. Bay 5 p.c. 1/38,535 10. 9'i 9% 10 Do. LNew 10 9} £ 9^ Stock Rtxytnuey 4-p.c. C(,)usold 100 .128 130 „ Tall Vale 4 p.c. Consold 100 .127 128 GUARANTEED OR LEASED 50 Abecdare 10 p.c 50 155 160 Stock Great Western, 5 p.c. gutar.-100 .170 173 „ Penarth 5% p.c 100 .167 173 Vale of Glamorgan loo .Ill 111 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES Stock Alex. Dock &, Ity. 4 p.c 100 116 119 „ Barry Railway 3 p.c 100 9:1 101 Brecon & Merthyr A4p.c 100 .114 117 Do. B 4 p.c.l00 99 101 „ Cardiff RaUway 3 p.c.100 35 100 „ Cambriaii A 4 p.c -.100 122 127 „ Do. i!4p.c.. 100 .116 11.8 Do. C 4 p.c -Oil .log III „ Do. D 4 p.c. noxi. cttiii.100 gb 97 Great Western 4 do 100 139 142 Midland 23^ per cent 100 87 89 Mid-Wales A 4} £ per cent.100 .120 325 „ NeRoth & Bracou 1st .100 .111 lis „ Do. A 1 100 .105 108 Do. A 2 .100 57 62 „ luioudd a .113 116 Rhymney 4 ditto 100 .132 134 Taif Va4e3 .c „„100 .100 102 Vale of G!amorg;va 3 D.C«.100 97 99 BANKS. 50 Capital and Counties 10 3934 4031 60 London City & Midland .„.12J £ 1 52 10 London & Provincial 5 .21% 22 50 Lloyds «. 8 3234 33Yj 50 Metro, of England & Wales 5 14% 14.li ,75 National.Provincial 56 57 60 NationalProrrncial 1 65 66 40 North <fc South Wales .m„10 35>2 36 GAS 10 Aberdaro 10 19J £ 20 Stock Bristol 5 p.c 123 „ Cardiff A 10 per ceufc.„.„« J00^23S 213 „ Do. B 8 percent 100.188 193 „ Do. C 7 per .174 179 Do. D 5 per cent 100 .124 127 Do. 4% p.c. Pref.Stock 100 .121 123 1, Newport A 10 per cent -100 .225 230 Do. B 7J4 p.c-Stk & ShslOO .168 173 II Do. C 7 per cent 100 )53 163 II Swansea Cons. 5 per-cenl .100 121 123 „ Do. do. New (1898) .100 .121 123 GAS AND WATER 10 Bridgend 10 10>4 11 12 10 p.c.) 12 14 15 WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol 25 60;a 61 20 Do 20 45 43 10 Pontypridd l&per ct. Ord .10 20 21 10 Do. do. 10 IH2 ]52 BREWERIES 10 Backleys 5;1. Cam. Pre-pref 10 9% 10 Stock Do. 4)4 p.clst Mort Dh 10 .101 103 10 Hancock 6 p.c. Prefd. Ordy. 10. 1U £ 12 10 do. Deferred Ordinary 10 3134 12i 10 do. 6 p.e. Pref 10 14 14^xd; Stock do. 4 p.c.Deben. StocblOO .107 309xd 10 Nells Ordinary 10 '3% ioy, 10 do. 6 p.c. Pref 10 1034 11 10 Khondda Valley 5 p.e. Pref. 10 94 10 Stock do. Deb. SSocklOO .103 105 COAL AND IRON 10 Albion Steam Colliery 10 H 14 100 Do. 5 p.c.Deb., red.100 .102 104 10 Cambrian ;Col Ord 10 1034 11 10 Do. 6 p.c. cum Pf. 10 9-i 10% 103 Do. 47 p.. Del>lQG .100 102 10 D. DaTis & Sous 10 11% 11% 10 Do. 6 p.c. cu Pref -10 10J4 1CJ4 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., red.100 .102 104 100 Do. 5 p.c. 13 Db.( 1906) 100 .102 104 23 KbbwVale Steel, Irou,<SsCoal 20 15 35% 5 Great Western Ordinary 5 '[ Ii '159 5 Do. 10-p.c. ca Pref.* 5 10^ 10jj 10 Insole* Sp.c.cu Pref !U 3% 10 100 Do. 5p.c. Debs ,100 91 101 5 International Coal 5 7% 8 10 Lewis Merthyr 6 p.c. Col Pf 6 6 6'4 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb 65 68 (9:4 10 Lockets Merthyr Col Ord 10 10% ]O} 10 Do. 6 p.c. eu Prefs. 10 9%, 10;ixd 100 Do. 5 p.c.JDebs 100 .100 102 100 Miller & Cory 5 p.c. Dsbs.100 93 300 10 Newport-Ab'hreartt 10 11 11% 10 Do. Participating .10 11 32 'i 5 Norths Navigation Colliery 5 7 ft 7fi 5 Do. IU PC. ell 5 8;3 93s 10 Penrikyber Colliery 1099 10 Do. 5 to 7Í!p.c,ctlPf 10 10 100 POWOIID"ffryn F, P.C. 1u5 25 Do. Ordinary. 25 18 20 5 Do. 6 p.c.Pref. 5 5 5l4 5 Rbymuey Iron 5 .58 01 60s Od 5 Do. New 234 credited 23-.j.49i Oil 50s Od 100 Do. 5p.c. Blort. Debs.100 ..J01 103 17 Sontli Watss Colliery Ord 17 .11)4 12% 3 DocuP'ticip't'glO p.ci*/B^3 4:14 5% 3 Do. cu. P'ticip't g do. P £ B 1% 2) 2'" 11 Tredegar iron aiul Coal A. 7lj. 5% 6^ StOOk Do B. 300. 75 78 MISCELEIAHJSOUS. 10 Batry Graving Dock 10 18j 19 10 Do. 5 p.c. Reference. 10 11% 12 1 Bea lOvatis and 00. Ord. 1 .19;; 01 20s Od (Subject to Founders' HHarox) 1 Bland & Co 1 20s 6d 21s 6d 10 Bl. audSo. Wales ."Waggon 3 5% 10 Bate Dry Dock 10 15% 15% xd 10 Cardiff Channel Dry Docks 1G 3% 9xd 10 Do. do. 5 pc Deb. 100 .ID1 lv3 Bboclt Cardiff Corporation 3^4 p.c. W0 .107 Dlxd 10 Cardiff lee 1 13 33>a 5 C diff& Pen'dh Tmm,wlbYs 5 5% 4 50 Cardiff, Junction Dry Dock 40 42 44 25 Cardiff'Workmen's Cottage 25 40 12 1 English Crown Spelters 1, 234 2% 20 Hill's Dry Doek — ,18 7%, 8 10 Mercantile Pontoon Ord. 10 21 22 10 riilford Docks 10: M 10 MordeyCarney 9 ••• 1134 12 10 Do. do. 10, 13 14 100 Do. 434 p.c. Dob. (1909) 100: .101 103 5 Moss Empires Ord 5, 8Ji B%. 5 Do. 5 p.c. Pre1- 5 4% 5 50 MouatsSnart-Dry Dk A&B^O 79 1 Newpt. Watwr £1 Aunuitios 54 67" Stock Park Hall 4 p.c. Deb 36k 100..J01 J02 50 Penarth Shipbuilding .50 25 2d 10 Provincial Tramways', 10. 6 7 10 Do. u per cent. Pref. 10 11 12 10 Spillers- & Bakers Ordinary 9 1034 31 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 12)4 13J I SpilloraNephews BloeuitCo 9. 2 234 1 Stranaghao&St;ephQ!isSlioreal 8 61 9b 61 1 Do. dc. 6 p.c. Pre/ 1 .14? Sd J5s 6d Stock Swansea. Harbour 4 p.c. Stk.100 .109 131 10 Weaver and -10 32 1234 10 Do. 6 p;c, Prof. 10 10M 31% 100 Weat.I0Ail4}4p,e.J3bi3O9/2O 100 .Iv2 104 10 Do.. 5p.c. ciun Pref. 10 8}s 3}4 P,.ef." lybexr Italics, indicates chat iditrj Shares are Preferential as to Capital n,i< woli as Dividend Bank Bate-reduced from 4 to 5U o.c. 25th May. 00

=S £ EdEiB6S.-100 Jones Dickinson Ord Shs—bid Wtci 'Hi Haucocks Deferred Ord Shares £ 5C0 Ta £ £ Vale Deb Stock £ 500 Rhyniuey Undivided Stock 5U Cardiff Turkish Bath JE1 Shares Port Talbot Pref & Deb Allots 20 Albiou Colliery Shares 7 Mountstuart Dry Dock Shares 30 Tredegar Iron & Coal A Shares 20-Port Talbot Graving Dock Shares 20 Norths Ord Shares 5013pu Erans Ordiuary Shares il Rhymney Iron New Shares 20 Pacific Fuel Shares 20 Insoles o p.c. Pref Shares 60 Bland & Co. Shares, at 213 4200 CArdiff Channel 5 p.c. Deb 25 Port Taloot Ord Shares A:400 Alexandra Dock & By A Pref Stock 20 Rhymney Valley Gas & Water Shs-b X1300 Alexandra Dock 4 Te. Deb, at 116 15 Rhondda <c fS. Bay Ord .£300 Newport Gas C Stock, at 16234 30 South Wales Colliery New B BUYERS. — £ 100 Ben Evans Dob Stock 100 English Crown Spelter Shares £ 1000 Cardiff By Deb BfcocK £ 250 & £ 30 Barry Undivided Stock 20 London & Prov Bank Shares, at 22% £ 400 Barry Preferred Stock 9400 Cardiff Ry Preferred Stock 50 Spiilers Nephews New B Shares 25 Cambriaii Colliery OEd Shares £ 500 Lockets Mershyr .Debanture, at 101 JEMORhymneyIron Debenture 300 Stranaghan Ord Shares 30 HaucocUs Preferred Ordinary £100 Swansea Harbour 1 p.c. Stock £ 500 Rhymney 4 p.c. Deb Stk, at 13234 E300 Cambrian Col Deb Stock, at 101 £<100 Insoles Colliery Debenture 30 D. Davis & Sons Pref Shares, at 10% 1500 Powell Daffryn 5 p.c, Deb THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF. Telephones—P.O. 61. National '34 E. T. LYDDON AND CO., 122,"BOTE-STRE32T, AND STOCl EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. C.Lrl; ff." T'DII'S—- P.O.. 63: Nat., 103 ;8F.J,F,RR&-£500Cardiff Corp. 3f P-c. Stock 10 May & Hassell Pref Shares 15 London & S. W. Engineering Shares jEtCO L'autrissaut Gas G p.c. Debentures i4OG Vale of Glamorgan Stock 20 International Coal Shares 5 Cardiff Steam Coal Colliery Shares 50 Norths Col Ord Shares 50 Glyn Colliery £10, f pd. 7 p.c Pref Shs 10 Newport Arrow Patent Fuel Shares 12M Ba.rry Deferred Stock 50 Port Talbot Orct Shares 1 ss Reading Share, at JESO JE300 Caj-diff Pontoon 1st Debenture 1200 libymuey Ry Ordinary Stock 100 Jones Dickinson Ordinary 10 Peurikvber Col Ord Shares 20 Cardiff Channel Pontoon Ordinary 50 Insoles Col Pref Shares, at par 30 Penrikybar Pref Shs, at par BUYERS. -50 Norths O Sharer; 50 English Crown Spelters X300 Ben Erans Debs. at 4107y, 20 Rhondda & S. Bay Pref Shs, at £ 9^4 £ 500 Taff V, ale Stock £ 200Rhynmey Ry p.c. Preferred ;E 100 Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. Stock £ W0 Barry 4 p.c. Pref Stock £ i000 Powell Duffryn 5 p.c. Deb 100 Ben Evans Ord Shares, at 19s 9d 30 Ben Evans Pref Shares 30 Cambrian Colliery Pref Shares 10 Newport Abercara Col Pref Shares £ 1000 Lockets Merthyr Col Deb Z500 Taff Vale Pref Stock 10 Thompson & Shackell Pref, at A7 1200 Barry Undivided Stock 60 Thos. Owen Pref, at 18s 9d TREGEJRTHEN DUNN AND CO., 27, MOUNTSTUART SQUARE, CARDIFF, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. U<W 'Tgrams—TRKDUNN.CAUDWJT." NatNo.L30,PtO 131 SELLERS.—20 Lockets Ord Shares 10 Tredegar A Shares 5iJ Port Talbot Ry Pref Shares SS Llangollen 2 £ 100 ss Wynnstav £ 103 ss Bala 50 Hhymuey Iron New Shares BUYERS. 5 Hills Dry Dock Shares 10 Norths Pref Shares, at 8% 1 KS Afonwea 1 ss Swindon i 2 ss Southport 50 Norths Ord Shares (. Special dealings ia aU ColDery & iron Sh&r«S — ■ fltos&Etfces tonUSwttj 4AIqw-.§Oww- FLEMING S. AND J. G. THOMAS, BTOOK EXCHANGE, AMI) 1, DOCK CHAMBERS, CARDIFF Tgrams:'Flemina, Cardiff.' No.t. I'.(). 13 SELLERS.- rt1130 Brain & Co.'s 372 p.c. Debenture 25 Port Talbot Pref Shares 10 Albion Colliery Shares, at 1434 50 Cambrian Prefs, at 10% 20 Rhoudda & S. Bay Pref a £ 2500 Great Western Deb Stock JE3000 Midland Debenture .EI500 Barry 1st Pref Stock £ 1000 Great Central Guaranteed £ iOO Rhondda & S. Bay Debenture 70 Newport Abercarn X500 D. Davis & Sons Debenture John Blands, at 21s BUYERS. D. Davis & Sons Ord & Pref Shares 50 Tredegar Iron Shares £ 500 Carditf Gas D StocK 50 Grea-t Western Colliery A Shares 50 Norths Ordinary Bute Dry Docks Taff Vale 0 tock Penrikyber 0^ Share* THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER 4, Dock Chambers (and StockExchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gedge, Cardiff. Telephones-Nlthiollftl. No. 139: P.O. No. 82 1093 SELLERS.— 20 John Shearmans, at 11% RIIO Alexandra Dock B Stock ."BUYERS. -10 John Shearmans, at 11 £ 200 Taff Vale Ord Stock £ 200 Cardiff Ry Debenture 20 Barry Graving Dock Ordinary £ -;0C Rhymney Preferred Ordinary 20 Mercantile Pontoon Pref« J. W. COURTIS AND CO.. BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET. AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1106 Telegrainq-"Suockq, Cardiff." Telopliozies-N.i.t.. 551; P.O.. 517. E. B. SIMS & DAVID. STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, 59. AIOUNTS 'LILJART-SQ.& STOCK EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS. CARDIFF. 1114 Sha'-es." C'der, T'D'Jte;i. P.O. No 51. Nn.t. 23R SELLERS.- £400 S'sea United Brew p.c. Deb BUYERS. -0 Rhymney Iron New Shares iJ Penrikyber Ord Shares, at 9 £ 1000 Barry Deferred Stock 40 Ebbw Vale Shares, at 15 Lpndon & Prov Bank Shares, at;.22 Tredegar Iron A Shares, at 5 £ e 50 Spillers Nephews Ord Shares, at 2 t ss Southport Share, at 107 CHARLES MASSY AND CO., MEMBERS OF CARDIFI? STOCK EXCHANGE, 22, MOUNTSTUART-SQUARE, CARDIFF. T'grams Car,tifT. T'phs', Nat. 208.. P.O. 75 Business in all Local Securities itS per Daily Stock and Share List above. PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113,-Bute-rd., and Stock Exchange, Cardiff TTIgrams." Purse, Cardifr' 'C'phones. P.O. 89. Nat 225 BUYERS. 50 Tredegar Iron & Coal A. at 5Ya 60 Rhymney Iron New 50North Ord Shares 20 Ebbw Vales £ 500 Barry Deferred Stock 30 Moss Empire Prefs SELLERS.—10 H. H S. liudgetts Prefs, at 5% 30 International Coal Shares 20 Aberystwitb Aberdovey St'm Packets 50 Rhymney Iron New Shares 30 Tredegar Iron A Shares, at 6 50.J. Blands Shares 10 Insoles Pref Shares—want offer 10 Ebbw Vale Shares 10 & 20 Penrikyber Col Ord Shares 100 Sfcranaghan & Stephens Ordinary 50 Johannesburg Investment, at 40s 20 Quakers Yard Gas Swansea Gas Stock ERNEST SULLY AND CO 118, BUTE-S'C., & STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF Telegrams, "Trust." TelephonesP.O.. 7. Nab. 187 LIONEL E. TAYLOR & CO., 27. WEST BUTE-STREIST,& STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. 1152 T grams "Security, Cardiff." T'phns P.O.. 113': Nat. 21 '> J' W. G. B 1, 0 W & CO., Late POWELL THOMAS & CO., 53, MO UNTSTIJ ART-SQ UA it & STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. | T'graphicAddress—"Consols." T'tilis P.0.13,INati.300 SELLERS.—3 Cambrian ss Co. Shares 1 Anthony HadclWe 88 Share 1 Manchester ss Share, at 60 50 Ab-ream Coal Co., I.td., Shs, at 14% 1 Sir W T Lewis ss Share, at 120 2 Lady Jjcwis ss Shares, at 114 1 Charles T Jones ss Share, at 65 £100 Tjneside EnginefrinK 5 p.c. Deb 10 International Coal Shares, at 7% 1 Llanover ss Share, at 115 2 Peterstone ss Shares, at 110 1 0 L., E., & G. Assurance Pf, at 19s 9d 40 h. K, fit G. AsSurance Ord. at 8s 6d 50 nhondda Valley Brew Prefs, at 10% 50 Insoles Preferences BUYERS. 2 Charles T Jones ss Shares, at ro 50 Thos. Owen Prefs, at 19s 134d 2 Lady Lewis ss Shares, at 113 1 Sir W T Lewis ss Share, at 115 l'Chuimloigh ss Share, at 113 1 Reading ss Share, at 50 7 Channel Dry Dock Prefs, at 9 300 L., !• & G. Assurance Pfs, at 19s 3d 10J L.. E., & G. Assurance Ord, as 73 9d RIO,) Barry Ry Undivided W CrosslVclls Brewery Ordinary 25 Crosswells Brewery Prefs :'38 GORDON CORY, 120, BUTE-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1198 Seri r, ff." Nat T'phone. No. 32" im ui -i ii ii iwww—MB mmmoS* F. S. TRAYES, 116, BUTE-ST., & STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams Travos. Telephones P.O., JS Nat. 324. SELLERS.—25 Ebbw Vales 10 Interna!,ioual Coal Shares J5 Great Western Colliery n, at n+. 5 Thompson & SJiackeil Prefs, at 734 15 Albion Colliery Shave*, at 11% 50 Rhymney Iron New Shares BUYERS. -10 Hancocks Deferred MOO D. Davis <fc Sons Debenure, at 103;2 100 Stranaghau & Stephens Ords Lockets Debenture Powell Duffryn Debenture FRED. P. R O HJE N T, CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. Telegrams 'llobient. Newport. Telephone No.. 21 SELLERS.— 50 Ferndale Gas Shares 100 Rhymney Iron Old 50 Newport Abercarn Coal Shares 2C Quakers Yard Gas, at 11% BUYERS- -100 Briton Ferry Chemical Shares, at 30s X500 Taff Vale Ord Stock 100 Evans & Aliens 50 Llovd & Yorath Pref Shares 100 English Crown Speiter, atSJs 6d 50 South Wales Colliery A, at 1134 10 Penrikyber Shares, as q 200 Jones Dickinson Ordiuary 5 Powell Duffryn Ord, at 20 50 West Somerset Mineral Ry Shares Chartereds, 63s 9d Goldfields, 7% E. Rand, 7fa Oceanas, 39s 6d < Hendersons. 13? Knights, 5! HENRY J. PILLINGER St CO., LA] BETTON SA.YO: VAUGHAN, & CO., STOCK AND SUArtf BROKIflRS, HIGH-STREET. NEWPORT, MON. 1123 T'ph'3 Nat., 127,P.O.,503 T'g'ms,' Pillinger,Newport. BUYERS. 1000 Melbonrne Trams, a* 11s 6d 50 Lloyd & Yorath Ord & Prefs 50 W. Hancock Preferred Ord, at 1134 100 Ben Evaus Ord 50 iNewport Abercarn Pref ^SELLERS. £ 2000 Lloyd. & Yorath 5 p.c. A Deb, E97 Transatlantic Steam Coal Shares 150 rtliymney Iron New Shs, at 51s Hfd •!5 Newport Abercarn Ord Shs, at 100 Ben Evans Ord Shares, at 20s 3d S. P. WILLS AND SON, S W ANSEA Stockbrokers, T'c;rams. Wills." S'sea. T'phone. 184 SELLERS.—Port Talbot Ry Pref Shares, aft 9% I HIRAM H7ST TlONESrS WANSEA. Stockbroker. T'grams—" Hiram," S'se T'phone 290 BUYER.—Ben Evans Ord Shares FRED. L. REES, STOCK AND SHAREBROKER VAUGHAN-STREET, LLANELLY, Nat. Telephone Nù. 336.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. jMo.Jne. lljTu lune 12 We. Jne 13 Port ift.in.j Hgu TmojTme Tmej Hgt. JTmejft.in. h. m.|ft.jn h.m.;ft.iii. CarfiiB { p'.m! 5 53|30 4j 6 40 31 9| 7 25 32 10 B«orD00te j^J§31 l| | 34'32 6j ? 33 7 Ne*Eorfc ip'in'. 6 46'30 9| 6 is!32 2|?^33 3 Swanaea \p!m. 4 If'28 4| 5 I,29 6 6 28!30 7 Port Talbot j »;™; 2| | 2"I31 s| | 2| 32 4

CAHDtFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS. Saturday. The attendance on 'Change to-day was some- what bettor than usual for the last day of the weeki and a rather better disposition was shown to get to business. Inquiries for large steams of nearly all classes were reported to be good, and prices steady at about the last. Small steams show very little change cither way, but if any- thing they are inclined to be a little steadier. Patent fuel, coke, and pitwood prices rale about the same. The latter stiil incline towards easiness, however.The following were the closing quotations: I Very best Cardiff steam coal, 22s to 23s (for prompt shipment) good ordinaries, from 218 6d other aorts, from 20s 6d drys, 19 to 20s Monmonth- nhires, 20s to 21s; aeconde, from 183 to 19a I (Cardiff shipment); best honse coal, 228 to 23s; seconds, from 20s; No. 3 Rhondda I largo, 228 to 23s; throogli-and-througb, 21s to 21s 6d smalls, 18s 6d to 19s; No. 2 Rhondda ¡ la rge. 17s 3d to 17s 9d throngb-and-through 163 9d smalls, 15s to 16s special small steams, 15s 6d to 15s 9d good ordinaries, from 15s to 15s 3d'; other sorts from 143 6d. Patent fuel, 19s to 22s, according to brand. Coke, 33s to 40s, according to requirement. Above quotations are all f.o.b., cash in 30 days percent. Pitwood, about 35 for prompt delivery ex ship, Cardiff or Newport. Iron ore-Bet Rnbio, 20s to 20s 6d, c.i.f., Cardiff or Newport. There is little or no change to chronicle in. the condition of the freight market. The following comprise the latest operations :— OUTWARD HOUND STEAMERS. Cardiff to Cape de Verds, 108\ 2,700 tons. Cape de Verds. 10s, 3,100 tons. Marseilles, 12jfcs. Venice, 128 6d, 2,000 tons. Masnedsund; 7s Sd (Borregaard). Odessa, 10s 3d (Polyxeni). Las Palmas, 9s 3d, option Cape de Verda, 103 (J ames Tucker). Barcelona, 11s 3d, 400 delivery (Spezzia). La Rochelle, 6fcs. (North Tyne). Lp Rochelle, 6fes., option Rochefort, 6.25fcs. (Earl of Dumfries). Swausea or Cardiff to Ronen, 63 6d (India). Port Talbot to Algiers, llfce. (Annie Thomas).

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. (Special, telegrams from Lloyd's Agents.) A Belfast telegram states that the steam yacht Iolaire, of London, which left there on Friday for Oban, when moviue out oi dock stiucli a side shed with her bowsprit, penetrating the wood. Damage unknown. A Newcastle, Australia, telegram states that the American barque Harvester, from Table Bay, has been totally wrecked on Seal Rocks. All hands safe. A Scarborough telegram states that the steamer Bjorn, from Hamburg for Newcastle, went ashore, but was afterwards assisted afloat and proceeded north. Damage unknown. A Wapping telegram states that the passenger steamer Claccon Belle, in proceeding down the river on Saturday afternoon, collided with the tugboat May. The latter sank. No apparent damage to the Clacton Belle and no persons injured. The British steamer Crown Point, from London, has arrived at Philalielphia with ons blade of her propeller broken. A Kingstown telegram states that the yacht Nixie, of Southampton, was dismasted during a race on Saturday, and was towed safelyjito Kingstown. The damage is considerable, but no ()ne was burt. The British steamer Cmnbal, from New York for Chili, has put into Bahia with engines broken down. A Cronstadt telegram states that the lighter No. 737. supposed laden with 620 tons of coal ex the British steamer Miles Coverdale, sank in 25ft. of water outside the harbour in the Roads. The French steamer Roger, from Havre and Bor- deaux. has arrived at Montreal with machinery sup- posed broken down. A Gravssend telegram states that the brigantino Helen Marshall, from Poole for Cherry Garden Tier, collided below Gravesond on Saturday morning with a barge, supposed the Lord Morton. The former had bowsprit carried away and stem slightly damaged, and is making a little water. Damage to the latter unknown. The Russian steamers Mary Regier and Ludmilla have been in collision outside Marianople. Both vessels are damaged. A Stockholm telegram states that the steamer Majestic, of Hull, ore laden, stranded at Holmogadd, and is partly waterfilled. A salvage boat has been despatched. A Liverpool telegram states that the steamer Augustine, from Para, reports having been ashore in the river Amazon. She was assisted off bv the Italian steamer Colombo and received no damage. The British barque Castor, from Geelong for the Channel, has arrived at Valparaiso with loss of some sails, two boats and bridge. The cost of repairs is estimated at about £ 800. The British ship Brunhilda, from Newcastle, Aus- tralia, touched the ground near Caldera, but no damage is anticipated. A Glasgow telegram states that the steamer Beaconsfield, for Savona. grounded on Friday morn- ing near Rashiel Light but floated on the falling tide and proceeded apparently damaged.

BARRY DOCK. Arrivals, June 8.-Istria as. Caldera, Sharpness. Arrivals, June 9.Nioritatoire ss, Rouen. Hasland ss. Raloo ss, Havre. Alette ss. Vectis ss. Rotha ss, Rouen. Ida ss, Genoa. Sailings, June 8.-Isabel ss, Pauillac. Adonr ss, Bavonne. Cairnross ss, Cronstadt. Confidenza ss, Genoa. Sailings, June g,-Hendon ss, London. Everest ss, Port Said. Lutece ss, London. Hazeldene ss, Genoa. St. Wandrille ss, Marseilles. Lucinde ss, Madeira.

NE WPORT—ARRIVALS. Alexandra Dock, June 9.—Neptun ss, 489, Rouen, light. Darwin ss, 1546, Rotterdam, light. Lord Derby ss, 1083, Almeria, iron ore. Uniao ss, 891, Danzig, sleepers. Istrar ss. 29'/8, Havre, light. Willow Branch r.s, 2147, London, cement for exportation. Raglan ss, 662, Garston, light. Bettor ss, 2020, Cardiff, light. Beatrice ss, 353, Dublin, light. Old Dock, June 9,-Albatros, 294, Christiansand, mining timber. Auguste, 76, Qnimpcr, pitwood. Mildred, 76, Bordeaux, pitwood. Win. S. Green, 83, Yougliai, pitwootf. Ocean ss, 63, Bristol, light. Cairn- gorm ss. 156, Workington, pig iron. Julia, 68, High- bridge, light. River, June 9.—Refugio ss, 791, Bilbao, iron ore. Dolphin, 49, Dunabratton, sand. Trio, 37, Ilfracombe, light. Bristol Packet, 54, Cardiff, light. Emma Louise, 65, Cardiff, light. Amazon, 49, Barry, light. Harriet Ann, 19, Miuehead, light. Emerald ss, 181, Barrow, pig iron. Moderator ss, 57, Bristol, general. Emily, 39, Ilfracombe, light. SAILINGS, Alexalldra. Dock. June 9.-Baldwin SS, Schincbe. Fredericia. Achuri SR. Laragosa, Bilbo. Gazelle ss, Rees, Calais. St. Kildtt ss, Kerr. Whitehaven. Old Dock. June 9.—Topic ss, Ferguson, Belfast. Katherine ss, Davies, Waterford. Yarra, Goode, Cardiff. River, June 9.-Flower of Portsoy, Nicholas, St. Ives. Ocean ss, "Windows, Bristol. Iron Duke ss, Allen, Bristol. Ailsa s", 'Philip. Hayle. ENTERED OUTWARDS—June 9. Carthagena. Raglan ss, B, 662. Cory Sons & Co. Baltimore, Istrar ss, B, 2978, Powell Duffryn Co. Marseilles, Lord Derby ss, B. 1033, W. Blow Pont l'Abhe, Alsace, F, 33, Kerisit, Budd & Co. Madeira, Nor ss, Nwy, 1357, J. T. Millburn & Co. CLEARED—June 9. Baltimore, Istrar ."1", 13, ballast Esbjerg, Nepttm ss, Den, 1000 coal Madeira, Nor ss, Nwy, 2600 coal Barcelona, A. Strong ss, B, 1500 coal Pont i'Abbe. Alsace, F. 90 coal IMPORTS—June 9. Quimper, Auguste, no pitwood, Jones, Heard & Co. Bordeaux, Mildred, 95 pitwood, C.1,,1iff and Newport Pitwood Co. Almeria, Lord Derby SR, 2550 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co. Danzig, Uniao, 113 loads sleepers, 813 loads sleeper bloqjK, 157 loads crossings, Burt, Boulton & Hay- wood Bilbao, Refugio ss, 1850 iron ore, Blaenavon Co. Christiansand, Albatros, 2G0 loads mining timber. 8 pitprops, R. Gething jun. & Co. Youghal, W. S. Green, pitwood Barrow, Emerald ss, 180 pig iron, 300 bars, T. Wilks Wexford, Tempest, gravel nunabratton, Dolphin, saud Bristol, Moderator ss, fierier; R. Burton & Son Workington, Cairngorm ss, 400 pig irou, T. Wilks EXPORTS COASTWISE-June 9. Dublin, Beatrice ss, 900 coal, J. F. Thomas & Co. Ilfracombe, Olive and Mary, 65 coal, iVrtridge & Co. Dublin, Paragon ss, 480 coal, J. F. Thomas & Co. Bridgwater, Thorney, 130 coal Ballycotton, Amazon, 80 coal, J. Williams Miuehead, Harriet Ann, 35 cORoI, G. ).1.1, Humphreys Dunabtatton, Dolphin, 1\6 coal Fethard, Ocean Pearl, 96 coal Wexford. Glynn, 128 coal Bridgwater, Jane 8S coal Wexford, Hannah, 136 coal Bandon, J.M.J., 135 coal Highbridge, Julia, 110 rails S W ANSEA-A RRIV ALS. North Dock, June 8,—Princess Mary ss, 199, Car- fliff, general. Sea View, 71, Westport, oats. Tre- gunnel, 78, Dungarvan, oats. North Dock, June 9.-Sh:mes Castle ss, 58. Lezar- drieux, potatoes. Euterpe SS. f,s5, Garston, lipht. South Dock, June 8.—Stream Fisher ss, 188, Liver- pool, general. Dunraven ss, 121, Bristol, general. Avon ss, 417, Cardiff, general. Friends, 49, Oxwich, timber. Union, 112, Arcachon, pitwood. Ottawa, 113, Ghent, phosphate. Clara May, 59. Briton Ferry, light. Prince of Wales Dock, June 8.—Speedwell ss, 579, Devonport, light. Koordistan r's, 1729, Manchester, light. Prince of Wales Dock, Juue 9.—Silvio ss, 769, Bris- tol, general. SAILINGS. North Dock, June 8-Sir Wni: Molesworth, Rees, Aberthaw. Honor. Deere, Aberthaw. Frutera ss, Slmw, Valencia. Mary Ellen, Hawkins, New Ross. North Dock/June 9.-Palermo ss, Petunich. Venice. F. Bisclioff ss, Dantzen, Bremen. Westbury ss, Looby, Port Talbot. South Dock, June 8.—Squirrel, Baker, Dunball. South Dock, June 9.-Iron King ss, Gibson, Belfast. Kilkeel ss, Coppaek, Dublin. Prince of Wales Dock, June 8.—City of Vienna ss, Cunnignham, Hamburg. City of Dortmund ss, Green, Hamburg. Prince of Wales Dock, June 9.-Afelroqo Abbey sr,, Rogers, Rouen. Kansas City ss, Lewis, New York. ENTERED OUTWARDS—June 9. La Rochelle, Trafalgar SS, B, 996, Richards & Turpin Lezardrieux, Shanes Castle SS, B, 58, G. Shepherd Algiers, Eut8rpe ss, B, 955, La Societe Commerciale Havre, Speedwell ss, B, 579, Leddra. L. G. Jeffreys CtjEAHED-Jnne 9. Lezardrieux, Shanes Castle ss, D, bunkers Batoum, Penrith ss, B, 2300 tinplates Pola, Execlsior ss, B, 2150 fuel Rouen, Stream Fisher ss. B, 380 coal, 60 general Sables, Rocio ss, B, 1600 coal Arcachon, Thercse Victor, F, 33C fuel La Rochelle, Abermaed ss, B, 1450 coal IMPORTS-Jnnc 9. Ghent, Ottawa, 230 phosphate, Vivian & Sons Lezardrieux, Shanes Castle ss, 100 potatoes, C. Allen Rotterdam and Amsterdam, via Bristol, Silvio s, general, order Westport,Sea View, 108 oats,Thomas & Evans & Dyer Hull, &c., via Bristol, Princess Mary ss, general, F.'H. Tucker & Co. Dnngarvan, Tregunnel, 101 oats. Thomas, Evans & Dyer EXPORTS COASTWISE—June 9. Penryn, Florence Muspratt, 160 coal, Vivian & Sons Newport. Pem., Cymro, 50 coal, S. ifc ,J. Hill Forth Oolinon, Telephone, 60 coal, Glauymor Co. Hull, Newcastle, &-c., Princess Mary ss, general, F. H. Tucker & Co. Miuehead, Elizabeth Aune, 75 coal, Vivian & Sons Barnstaple, Lenora, 60 coal, Glanymor Coal Co. PORT TALBOT. Arrivals, June 8.-City cf Oporto ss, Dublin, light. Harborne Sf;, London light. Westbury ss, Swansea, light. June 9,-Lougb.brow as. Caen, light. ENTERED OUTWARDS-June 9. Antwerp, City of Oporto ss, B, J. and C. Harrison Trouville,Loughbrow ss, B. Patrickson, Main Colliery CLEARED—June 9. Antwerp, City of Oporto ss, B, 950 coal Trouville, Loughbrow s, B, 830 coal Odessa, Ethel ss, B, 3100 coal Alexandria, rort Darwin sq, U. 2950 coal

Bilbao, Marqfkes de Mudela ss, iron ore Sri :.>• Aurora, pitch London, Sabrina, manure, Cardiff Railway Co. Pensacola, Angela Accame, timber,Williams,Thomas Risoer, Hauno, timber, C. Schroeter & Co. R3don, Alcide, pitwood, Watts, Watts & Co. Westport, Alnwick, oats, Evan Jones & Co. Treguier, Carlingford Lough ss, potatoes, W. Young Hurry Port, Lewis ss, anthracite duff, Star Fuel Co. Yougliai, Ada, pitwood, C. Lewis & Co. Portsal, Swan, potatoes Lezardrieux, Portaferry ss, potatoes