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SOUTH WAJLlSS FINANCE. (Cardiff Account Days, Sept. 14 and 28.) Tuesday, Sept. 4th, 1900. All things considered, there has been a lair amount of business moving in the local market to-day. At the same time it should be noted that the tone has not been quite so buoyant as was the case yesterday. This is all the better for the permanent np-keep of the market. Coal Shares show a, tendency to pause after the smart rise of he last lew days. Some people who believe in quick returns are taking their profits. When this process is over we may ;ook forward to a further rise in many of <he shares. Locket's Mertbyr Ordinary have been done at 11 Great Western Oolliery B Shares, at 7%; Rhymney .Iron Old Shares, at 50s; Ebbw Vales, at A* and 14% for cash. At the close Albion Debentures were 1 better, at 102 Jond Tredegar B Stock 2y2, at 70. North's Ordinary shows a loss of at 7^. There ;s no change to record in Railway Stocks. Taff Oidinary has heen dealt in to a fair extent, at 7272, which is about the. same as last business. The traffic returns for last week show a loss of 19,143, which is slightly less than in the previous week. The aggregate loss since the com- Jlencemcnt of the half-year totals £ 23,625. Penarth Harbour 4 per Cent. Stock is quoted 1% lower, at 126; I md ditto 372 per Cent. Stock 1, at 116. The Miscellaneous section of the market has been idle. Cardiff Junction Dry Docks ;how a further smart rise of 2, at 44 xd. Bristol and South Wales Waggons are tower, at 5% xd. There has been a little more life in the Mining section of the market to-day, especially in the South African section. This is due to the formal announcement of the annexation of the Transvaal. Char- tereds have been dealt in up to 66s Hen- derson's, at 1% Robinson's Central Deeps, at 4-^ Venture Corporations, at :L'3 i4s 172d; East Rands, at 7%; and Oceanas, 38s 9d. The following changes in value are noted in the official list of the Cardiff Stock Exchange :— Rise—Albion Debentures 1, to 102 Tredegar B Stock 2%. to 70; Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 2, to 44 xd. Fall—Penarth Harbour 4 per Cent. Stock 1J4, to 126; do. 3 per Cent. Stock Y2, to 116 North's Ordinary to 7* Bristol and South Wales Waggons to 5%. There are buyers of Barry Debentures Moss Empire Preferences; Ebbw Vales Cardiff Railway Preferred Ordinary Albions. There are sellers of Rhymney Irons Pyle and Blaina Ordinary Mercantile Pontoon Ordinary Western Mail Pre- ferences Brynmawr Gas Stock D. Davis and Sons' Ordinary Bute Dry Docks Locket's Merthyr Ordinary; Albions. We have to acknowledge receipt of the monthly local investment lists issued by Mr F. S. Trayes and Mr H. J. Thomas, atock and share brokers, Cardiff. The traffic receipts on the Taff Vale Railway for the week ended Sept. 1st amounted to £ 7,197, against £16,340 in the corresponding period of last year-a de- crease of 19.143. The aggregate decrease since the commencement of the half-year amounts to £ 23,625. The traffic receipts on the Brecon and Merthyr Railway for the week ended Sept. 1st amounted to £ 1,910, against EI,858 in the corresponding period of last year-an increase of JE52. The aggregate increase since the commencement of the half-year amounts to £708. The traffic receipts on the Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway for the week ended Sept. 2nd amounted to P,1,711, against £1,564 in the corresponding period of last year—an increase of £ 147. The aggregate decrease for the nine weeks of the half- year amounts to £ 43. The estimated traffic receipts of the Port Talbot Railway and Docks Company for the week ending Sept. 1st amounted to £ 1,131 add receipts for eight weeks ended Aug. 25th, C9,479 aggregate receipts for nine weeks ending Sept. 1st, £ 10,610.
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LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Tuesday. Money was in only very moderate request, and the supply of cash being plen- tiful advances over the night were freely lent at 3 per cent., whilst loans for a week were obtainable at 3% per cent. The Bank of England did nothing whatever. The Discount Market remained very quiet, brokers freely discounting best three months' bills at 3% per cent. Berlin private discount unchanged. On the Stock Exchange business was again much restricted, but a good tone prevailed in most departments on the con- tinued ease in the Money Market and the expectation of an early termination of the war in South Africa. Consols further advanced, and South Africans showed tariher fractional improvements. Home Railway Stocks were well supported, bhouga Caledonians were but little affected by the dividend announcements, which was about what the market had been going. American descriptions were again neglected. The t6ndency was generally ood, Grand Trunk issues advanced sharply on the traffic return, and Mexican Railways were also well supported. Foreign Bonds were generally firm on the favourable French advices. Chinese issues, however, moved somewhat irre- gularly. Westraliacs were quite neglected, Apart from the continued demand for Great Fingall Consols, which marked a farther advance. The market for Home Government Securities was firm, and Consols rose to 98-flc for money and 98% for account. The National War Loan improved to discount. Bank Stock advanced 1 >6 and Kupee Paper Y2. Colonial Inscribed Stocks were steady, sad Cape Fours Consolidated put on 1. Foreign Bonds were mostly firm, and Chine 6 per Cent. Gold Loan advanced- to 101 Egyptian Unified and Prefer- ance, Y2; Turkish Defence Loan, do. Second and Third Groups, *4 Fourth do., two leading Argentine Loans, Y4; do. Treasury, 1; Cedulas T, J, and P, 2% Poaqtessese* BuJgViapz, 1; Wauavaal Fives, 1; Uruguay Old Loan, H and do. Fives, l. Chinese Fives, however, fell 7::i, and Brazil 1889's 14. Home Railways ruled generally firm, and Brighton Deferred advanced 1; Great Easterns, Great Northern Deferred, Great Westerns, North-Westerns, Metropolitans, and Midland Preference, South. Eastern Deferred, y* Chatham Second Preference, 1; and Caledonian Deferred and Chatham Ordinary, North British Preference, however, fell do. Ordinary, 34; and Districts, Y4. American Railways were firm but inactive, and Atchison Preference rose do. Ordinary, y2 Union Pacific Or- dinary, Southern Pacifies, Wabash General, Erie First Preference, and North Pacific Common, yA and Milwaukees and Reading Shares, Norfolk Preference however, fell 74; Southern Common, 3; and Preiersnce, Canada Pacifics unchanged, but Grand Trunk First Preference advanced Second do., 1 Third do., yA and do. Guaranteed, 1/2. Mexican Railways First and Second Preferences rose Y2 do. Ordinary, 34; Central Argentinee, 1 Buenos Ayres Rosario and do. Western Ordinary, Y4. The Bank of New South Wales rose y2, to 44 and Ottomans In Miscellaneous, Surrey Commercial Dock Ordinary advanced 1 Imperial Con- tinental Gas, 2 Eastern Telegraphs, 1 Assam Tea and Linotype Preference, 7á. Salt Union Ordinary fell Y4. South Africans were firm, and Village Mainreef rose Y4, to 8% and some others is to Robinson's Gold to 9% Gelden- huis Estate, 6% Knight's Deep, 4. The only feature in Westralians was a further rise of in Great Fingall Consols to 634 Rio Tintos declined ys, but Mason-Barry and Mount Lyells rose Forty-three thousand pounds in bar gold was bought by the Bank to-day, and 105,000 sovereigns were received from Australia, and 35,000 from India and China whilst 19,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for South America, and 25,000 destination not stated. The Silver Market was firm, and the price for bars advanced is to 28d per ounce for both spot and forward delivery. Calcutta Exchange quoted Is 3 31.32d Bombay, Is 3td; Hong' Kong, 2s Oiä-d; do. Four Months, 2s 0^d; Shanghai transfers, 2s lOd, unchanged. There was a general movement iu rates against this country, due to the reaction in our dis- counts. Roubles were quoted 2411 to fe 24^|d. The Paris Bonrse opened irregular and closed firm. South Africans were higher. Exchange Cheques on Londjn advanced to 25.16. Private discount unchanged. Grand Trunk Railway, Canada, traffic receipts for the last ten days of August, £ 3,092 increase Detroit Grand Haven, R725 decrease, showing a total net increase of £ 2,367. The directors of the Caledonian Railway announce a dividend on the Ordinary Stock at the rate of 434 per cent. per annum, carrying forward about £ 13,000. A year ago the dividend was at the rate of 4^4 per cent., with about R14,000 forward. The directors of the Glasgow and South- Western Railway announce a dividend at the rate of 4^2 per cent. per annum on Ordinary Stock, carrying forward £ 6,151. A year ago the dividend was at the rate of 5 per cent., carrying forward £ 6,374. 'ihe directors of Mellersh and Neale, Limited, announce a dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum upon the Prefer. ence Shares, and at the rite of 8 per cent. per annum upon the Ordinary Shares, carrying forward £ 1,262. We are officially informed that the Stock Exchange will be closed on Saturday next. R OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON
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LONDON, Taesday Evening.-The follow LAG were the rates of exchange on London to-day:— Paris Cheque* 25.1S | Autw'p short>25.1> fr> 25.22 Berlin Cheques 20.48 I St. P'fc'rs'ber, 3 mbhs 93.85 Do. 8 days'sight 20.45A | Madrid, sight 32.40 Do. 3 months 20.27J I Cn'st^ub'n'pl'.SmfchslOg.^ Hamburg, sight 20.47 I Lisbon 37 Franltfcrt, short 20.46 liome, 3 months 26.7* V'nasi6htnwsystm242.10 Barcelona 32.45 Amsterdam, short 12.10 Br'ss'la C'q'a 25.17 to 25.21 Amsterdam, short 12.10 Br'ss'ls C'q's 25.17 to 25.21 Aintt'rd'ua.Chequ's 12.114 BRITISH STOOKg. o. 12.0 2.0 CL. A.H. ijonsols Goschen's 21 Mny:98I x 9SA gg Do. do.Account .I Do- 2* do. 97j'x National War Lean jais j Local Stock 181 Bank of England Stock .3364 India 3J per Cent. j 19 x j Do. 3 do. 97Jr x Metropolitan Con. 31 p.c, 110" Do. 3 do -J 97* x .3. Metropolitan Con. 3§ p.c,| 110" Do. do. 3 'p.c.i 103 India Rupee Paper 3ip.c.| 63^ 64 Ins. Canadian 4p.c.Jan.JIy| 105* Ins. C.GoodHope4p.e.l88i| 109 las. N. Zealand Con. 4 p.c. ill IHS. New Son tli Wales 115 Ins. Victoria 4 p.c. 18S2-2-4! 105 x Ins. South Anatraliaa 4 p.c i 109 j In*. Queensland 4 p.c. 109 BRITISH RAILWAYS Brighton Railway Ord J47^ T !7Ti Do. Do. Deferred) 13s|| 137 137J Caledonian Consolidated.. 123 Do. Preferred Con. Or<1.| S3 Do. Deferred Con. Ord.! 37^' 37V Chatham and Do»erOrd. 174! i'71 Do. Arbitn. Prefereucftj 113 j j Do. Second Pre/erenesl 734] East London 7^1 Fnrnesa 87J| Glasgow&S.WitrnPrefOrd 76 Do. do DefOrd 51 Great Eastern Orflinaiy 101*1 104? 105 Gfe. Nthn. Prefd. Con. Orfc, 103*! Do. Defrd. Do. 45* 45}; 45, T>0. A'«..„ 40 4 4 Great Western 1<5A Great Central Pref. Ord 27| Do. Deferred Ordinary. 124 Hull and Barnsley 61 soi fii Lancashire and Yorkshire! 132 132; London and Korth-Wafcrn' 179$. London and South- Westrn 1844 London and Korth-Wafcrn' 179$. i London and South- Westrn 1844 Lon. tc Slh. Wsfcru. Defrd. 70 Metropolitan Consolidated 95 Do. Land Stock 75 j Do. District Ordinary 27 Do. Preferred 91$.. 11 idland Preferred Ord. 7&i Do. Deferred Ord. 75J '.][ Korth British Old. Pref. 80J .„ ).. Do. Ordinary Deferred. 31J j 34 Jiortli-Eastern Ordinary. 161| 1641i .„ i North Staffordshire 109 tiouth-Kasteru Ordinary 105$.„ Do. Deferred 67 671 Tag Vale Act, 1889 73 AMERICAN KAIL.WAYS Atchiaon 23ii 29j ^71 TT Do. Preference 72 ji -ra Baltimore <fe Ohio Ord. 74 Chicago, Milwaukee 11641 Denver Ordinary 19.J1 igsi Do. Preferred.69 6'J Krie Shares ltji llj Do. l«t Preference 354 35? UlinoisCentral 1194I Lonis and Nashrille 73J1 73| Missouri, Kansas, Texas 10i 1" New York Central 1. New York Ontario 2l| Norfolk Common 35J 35J L .li Do. Preference; 77* North Pacific Common 52" 521 North Pacilie Pie' 73 Peonsylvauift Ordinary 45J Philadelphia and Readio; 8j| Do.l.irsB Prefereaca 2->% SonthecnRy .Common StcU lljj Do. Preferred 53? Southern Pacific 34^ 35 .1 Unlou Pacific 59 t 531 59 Do. Go. Preference 7Gi) 76 Wabash Preference 19 i Do. Geneial Rt rtgago.. 34i' OTHER RAILWAYS. Canadian Pacific 92 92J, Grand TrnnkOrdinary .I 61 .). I '1 Do.Guaranteed azi 92? Do. First Preferonoe 86 8&J 86 Do. Second Preference. 55 56 581 Do. Third Preference 2ijf 21J 212 21?j Mexican Ordinary 172 Do. First Preference 7. Do.Second Prefereaco. 2/ Lombards Ordinary 5.V Mexican Cnfcl. 4 p.c. Bonds 8l| .„ Do.Firsfclncome 27 Hneno* AyresGt.Soatuera 148 Buenos Ayres aijd Tlosan'i' 63 Central 'Argentine 107 .[. FOREIGN STOCKS Argentine 1886 924 Do. Fnnding 94 Do. 1J p.c. Sterling 70 Do. Treasury 71 Do. Cedalas A 40J .J Do. Cedulas B 3S^i Do. Cedalas E 3"|; Btienos Ayres Cednlas 1. 5| Do J. 5*i 5i BraeliaD. Ins G!, Bulgarian 6 p c, 1888 82 1 I Chilian. IS86 81 Do. 1892 88 Chinese Loau 98 Do. 6 p.c. Gold 100* 101 Do. 5 p.c. do 9i| 92 92i Egyptian UniiiedS 101 Do perCent 99 Do otate i Domain 1031 Do Daira New 101 French3Jper Cent. Rentes; 102 w Do.'fjS" per C jut."Heate«! 100 German 3 iper C. 1891-2-3! 86 £ Qwek. 1UI2 35 Do. 1884 Y 37 .ti Guatemala Externa) Cebt lg .J Hondurasg 4J| ,„i Hnagariau4p.c. Gold 954 „ Italians per Cent-IRentes 93*1 93J 93J Mexican i> per Cent 99 Ottomac Bank Shares lli; .■ Pe«.Corj> Ordinary 2|! .t Do. Prefereaoa. 10 ..j, — Portugaose 3 per Gent- 23§| .f .i Uassiati 4 p.c. Con 99 Spanish 4 per Csut 72g 72J d'oiMali, 1894 97 Do, Ottoman Dofeuc' 101 j, .j 1011 Do. 2nd Group 464 ••♦'J 46J Do. 3rdGioup 25A 25| Do. 4t&Ocoup 2Zfr 23 Transvaal Loan Spar Coat 100* ^.<1 101J. Urnea»y 3J per C*«V. 48| INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Arthur Guinness Ordinary) 530 77', Allsopps Ordinary 55*1 541, 5'g ""i Do. DeJerr.sd Ord.| 284 Anslo-Amerlcaa Tel. Ord.! 59* .7 Do.' do. fPref J iu* 7! aSratedfl 14^ 7| 7! Coat3'Ordinary 1780 7! Connett Iron j 38 Canard Steamship, .C20 p i.» 15 Direct United State3Cublej 11± Dablin.Distiliors li Eastmans j EbbwVale St..ft I'n Co .[ 144 < Hudson's Bay? 22 Linotype Deterred | 6| Lipton Ordinary f 2j^ National Telephone 4| Nitrate Kuiltvay ^Ord 6 Pears' Soap Ordiuacy 1J Peninsular & Oriental Prf.i 1364 Do. Deferred 2^24 Salt Union Ordinary. t £ SuezCanai lid/ SOUTH AFRICAN MINES Angelo 7 BalkisLand 3/91 7!; 7. Eantjes 77 7. Barnato Consolidated 2jji Becbuanaland Ex 1A Bonanza 4 j 7" 77 .7 British Sough Africa 3^1 Bufieisdoorn I. Buluwayo Exploration 2fg! Citya,nd Subnrban New. I Sa Con. Gold Fields. Dsf 7J_ Crownreef i5j: De Beers Diamonds. 283 28Ji Durban-Roodepoorb 5ij ( East Rand 77| 7H Do, Extended 2| Ferreiras 22j Geelong 2^ Geldenhuis Deep 10| Globe and Phoenix 54j Henderson Trust, Est li; Henry Nourse 8§| Johannesburgcons.Invest 2i .„ j Jubilee 6ii ,.v Jumpers 5ij „t Knights Kierksdorp 2/3 Langlaagte Estate 31 Mitabele Gold Reefs 6J 6 Modderionleill loj I'" Mozambique 2^ New Jagei'Sfoateia 16§ 16J[ Nigel 3| OceauaLand 1+i Primrose 4 Princess lj?j ••• Rand Mines J fTllandfontein ••• Reitfontein li ••• itiiedesia Exploration o Rhodesia Limited H ••• Ilobinson Gold j 9 Salisbury 2i ••• Shebn, If* ••• ••• ••• Simmer and Jack JE5 New £ 3 — South African Gold Trust 64 Transvaal Gold Wemmers 12 Wolhuter 4g AUSTRALIAN Assoc.FinancialCorp.Ord )/6 do. do. Pref. 3/ Associated Gold Mines 3$r| ••• Bayley s United 7/ Broken Hill Prop 48/ Golden Horseshoe New. 12| 7' Bayley s United 7/ Broken Hill Prop 48/ Golden Horseshoe New. 12| 7' Great Boulder New 32/6 7. Great Bonlder New 32/6 7. Hampton Plains jj 7.' — ••• Hannan'sBrownhill„ 8J Hannan's Oroya 1^ .7 ••• Ivanhoe New 10H Kalgnrli 6 Lauy Loch S/9 Lady Shenton l^ —: Lake View Consols 13J 13J; 13}i Lake View South .t Lake View South .t Lon. West AustraliaExpr 1^' Mount Malcolm 4/ •••. North Kalgurli Northern Territory i —i ..« Parinsa Consols 8/9 Peak Hill Sons of Gwalia. — 4J South Kulgurli 4,1ji .„ WestA'stralianG'ldFields 2/a 2fj 21 Wentworth ■- Lond'nGiobeFinanceNew 20/ MISCELLANEOUS Anaconda 9# 9i- .f Burma Ruby j .«» j. Columbia 14/6 .» Cape Copper Mines6J — Hauraki 2, 6 paiS — 1/9 LeRoi 6»i ttf Do.No.2 19 Mu«on aud Barry 3| 4 Mysore Gold — 6jji Mysore Gold Fields «. 5/0, V M,)nta,IfLa Mount Lyell 71, 7 Ooreguni Ordinary 3J ••• Rio Tiuto Copper 5Si| 084 Tharsis Copper 8«; Waihi 10
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LONDON MINING JJlXOHANGB CRICHANCIS TELIBORAPEI CO.'g TZLEGItkU. I YESTERDAY'S CLOSING PRICES. SOUTH AimiOAN MINBS. Angelo 6V» 7,/».Langlaagte 3f» 35< Do. Deep 2% 3 Do. Block B if if Apex Mines 6>4 6% Do. Deep 2'i 3 Aurora W't D't'd lfa lti|Luipaards Vlei, N l?g 1% Bantjes (New) 1ft l^S May Consolidated 4^ 4% Barrett 6/6 7/6 Meyer&Oharlfion 5% 5) £ Bonanza 3% Modder'fceinNei.y lflJi 10li Buffelauoorn Do. B Extension 3/^ 3, j City & Rub. (New) 5} £ 5%^New Bultfonteiu Champ d'Or 1H NewPcimvose 3f| Comet ifg 3ft Nigel 3'4 3^ Con. Deep Level.. \Y» 1;81 Do. Deep 1;^ 1 Crown Reef .15 16 Nth Randfontein 1'1 2 Do. Dee 11 12 Noarse Deep.— 5}J 5% De Beers 28)i Porgea R'd^'at'n 1^ 1ft Drietlontein 4% 4?fc Pcinceaa 1M V/t Durb'n-Iioodep'te 5% Randfontein 3& 3ft East Rand 7h 7}^ Rand Mines 40*4 4JY. Ferreira 22 23 i Rietlontein New I >18, 1;. French Rand 2 2% Rose Deep. 914 9 Geldenhuis 654 7 Robius'nffS Sli) 9 9% Do. Deep 10% l03, Do. Deep 4 YA5 Gleneairn lfS 2is Salisbary New. 2% 2Vt Glen Deep 4^1 4<* Sheba I V/t Goch (New) 2}^ 2% Siimnet<fc Jack. 6% 6% Ginsberg (New). 3 34 > Do. East 3 1% Henry Nourse. 8^ 87 £ Do. West 4^ 4? £ Heriot (New) 6% 6T £ Steyn Estate 2% 2>S Jagersfontein .16^ 16% Transvaal Gold Jubilee 6 6>a Miuing Estate 2ft 2ft Jumpers 5% 5% Treasury 5 5U, De. Deep 4% 5iUuit'd Hoodp'rlie 3 3% Kl'nfo'tein (Cntl.) 'i% Vai» Ityn Now 3ft 3ft Kaiglit 5ii 6 Village Mainreef 8% 9 Knight's Central. 3ft;Vogelsbruis .II Knight's Deep 3% 4, Wemmer .11:7. 12,. Lancaster 2f., Wolhuter 4^ 4H I Worcester 2 2i LAND AND EXPLORATION COMPANIES Alaska Treadwell 4% S^Kaffir Cons 1 Anglo-French Ex 3H| SfJlMash'la'd Agency 2ft 2ft Bfcciiuanal'nd Ex 1ft IftlMatabelo Gold.. 6ft 6ft Barnato Consols 2ft 2ft Mozambique 2ft 2ft Cbar. B.S. Africa 3> £ 1% New Africau 2ft 2w Con.Gol'fiel'sOef 7ft 7i|j0ceana Cons 1^ 1^1 Exploration Co.. 1>< 1'sjPotchefstroom. iO/0 11/0 G'ldTr'st&I'vent 6?, GLI Rhodesia Lim 3ft Jft Geelong 2% 2%\ Do. Goldflelds 2% 2vi GoerzandCo. 2^ 2'. Selukwe 2'A 2% Globe & PhcBnix 5 Tati Concessions 1ft 1ft Henderson Est.. 1 IfilTransv'IG'ldFl'ds 2 Johannesburg |United Rhodesia j Cous. Invest. 2ft 2ft!Willou!;libyCon 1% 1ft Johanaesb'gWat 1 lft|7,n,mhesi Kxplo. 1J4 AUSTRALIAN AND INDIAN MINES Aladdin Damp « M|Lady Sheaton « lft Asso. Gold W. A. 3'4 3« Lake View Cou^. 13'i 13^! Bayley's United. 7/0 8/0 Lake View South ft ft Boulder Persov'cell^ 11^!Loudon Jts Wesi BritishWstraliunllji 12Vaj An. Bsplof l*i Brookmau-sB'ld-r ft ft Do. A: G'be Fin 19 6 20 0 Broken Hill Prop. 47/6 44/6 Mount Lyell. 1'i Burbanks U Gift.. „ „ Do. North 3ft 3ft Chaffers 12/0 1 \/0 Mount Malcolm 3/6 4/6 Chanipiou Reef 5{g 6ft|Mount Morgan 5ft 5ft Eureka ft yt Mysore 6% 6% Gdeu H'se Shoe.l2^ 12„ Gold/iel'l 4/6 5/S Goiden Links. 2ft 2ft „ Ror-fl6/0pd 3d 9d Gr't Boulder 32/3 32/9 „ West 6/6 7,6 Do. Main Reef., lft lft „ Wynaad. 6 0 7 0 Hampton Plains ft North Boulder ft ft Haunaus B'u Hill 8^ &% Nuudydcoog .„ 3^1 '.K Do. Oroya 1% Ooregum 3fJ jit Do. Props 6/0 6/6 „ Pref 4W 1fi Do. bbar i Paringa Cona 8/6 9/0 IvAQtioe New „aor^ 10*4 Peak:Hill 4 IU Do. Soafch.w.„ 2[4 2^ Sons of Gwalia. K^gU^ 6 W' A- 2^ 2ji l>o. NorWi„, Ml Waihi Gold 9\ \oyt Do. South MISCKLLANBODS Anaconda Copp'r 9 9^[Mason & Barry 3% 4ft A pliant i G'ldli'ldslS^ 19^jMountaiu Copper 6J4 {> lioston Copper Samaqiw Copper 4'<i 5V. Brilliant Block 12/0 13/U!r4io Tinto 53^ OgM Do. St. George 3ft 3ft! „ Prefs 6V, 6v<[ Burinah Ruby tot iglRoadBlock 1/3 1/9 Cape Copper 6Ji 6,'jiSO. Jno. Del Rey 1% lft Copiapo 4 4;i!stratton's Indep. 2f| 3ft Coromandel 6/0 7/3 (Utah 64 Gya La Roi 6:4: 6 DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST SOPPklJSD BY MESSRS THACKERAY St CO. Stock ttnl Share BrokeíI. 3. Dock Chambers, Cardiff P. AIL WATS. PiMd. (.0" Stock Barry Undivided 100 .208 212xd Do. 4p.c. Preferred Ord. 100 .108 ilOxd „ Do. Deferred Ordinary .100 91 lOOxd Brecon & Merthyr 100 5 10 „ Cardiff 4 p.c. PT'd Ord 100 .104 106xd „ Great Western .100 .145 146xd „ London & North-Western.100 .17934 18CSxd „ Midland Pref. Cons. Ord .100 76 77xd Do. Deferred Cons. OrdlOO 75 76xd 10 Port Talbot Ry. and Dock3. 10 7 7}2 10 Uhou.& S. Ba.y Nos.l/42.165. 10 3 3% Stock Rhymney .100 .212 217xd „ Do. 4 p.c. Preferred OrdlOO .107 109xd Do. Deferred Ord 100 .117 122 II Taff Vale Divided Stock 100 72 73xd PREFERENTIAL Stock Alex. Dk. & Ry. 4% p.c A Pf.100 .113 111 Do. do. 4% p.c.B 100 .105 107 „ Barry Ry. 5 p.c. 1st Pref 100 .155 1561d II Do..Consolidated 4 p.c.100 .123 125xd Brecon & Mer 1st Pref.1861 100 80 85 II Do. 2nd Pret. 1862.100 50 55 Cambrian ,No. 1,4 p.c.100 50 60 Do. No. 2.4 20 25 „ Great Western, 5 p.c 100 .164 167Jd 10 Port Talbob 4 p.c 10 sr. 9xd 10 Rhou. & S. Bay 5 p.c. 10 8 9xd Stock Rhymney 4 p.c. Consold 100 .124 126xd Taff Vale 4 p.c. Consold 100 .123 125xd GUARANTEBD OR LEASED' GUARANTEBD OR LEASED' Aberdare 10.p.c 50 .153 157xd Stock^Great Western, 5 p.c. gaar.,000 .165 168xd „ Penarth 5>4 p.c. 100 .166 169xd Vale of Glamorgan .„10Q .110 112zd RAILWAY ANOIOTHER DBBBNTORISS Stock Alex. Dock & By. 4 p.c 100 .116 119 Barry Railway 3 p.c 100 98 100 „ Brecon&MertliyrA4p.c.100 .IOS 110 uDo. B 4 p.c..„100 93 96 „ Cardiff Railway 3 p.c..100 94 96 II Cambrian A 4 p.c.U6 121xd Do. B 4 Va. .103 108xd Do. CtpA 100 99 103xd Do. D 4 p.c. noneum.lOO 90 9b Great Western 4 do.100 L.134 137 Midlaud.2% per cent 100 85 88 Mid-Wales A per cent.100 .117 122 Nenth iz Brecon 1st 100 .116 118 Do. A 1 10 106 108 Do. A 2 100 57 62 Rliondda&Sw'useaBay4p.c.100 .111 114 Iihyioney 4 ditto 100 .130 132 „ Tarf Vale 3 .c; 100, 99 101 VfU«of Glamorgan j 96 98 VPlo of Glamorgan j v.c,1W 96 98 BANKS. 50 Capital and Counties 10 3gt6 39; 60 Loudon City & Nliditud 12^ 51 52xd 10 London & Provincial 5 21;i 22YAxd 50 Lloyds 8 31 32Wxd 50 Metro. of Englanil & Wales 5 13 14xd 75 National Provincial 1CM». 54 55 60 National Provincial 12 62 65 40 North & South Wales IU 35 36 GAS 10 Aberdare ::10 1934 20M Stock Bristol 5 p.c. 100 .116}i 117%xd „ Cardiff A 10 per cent 100 .233 233xd „ Do. B 8 per cent 100 .134 189xd Do. C 7 percent 100 .170 176xd „ Do. D 5 per cent 100 121 125xd Do. 1% p.c. Pref.Stock 100 .119 120xd II Newport A 10 per cent 100 .220 225xd Do. B 7,^ p.c Sfek <e fShslOO .164 169xd „ Do. C 7 per cent 100 .155 160xd II Swansea Cous. 5 per cent .100 .120 122 II Do. do. New (1898) .100 .120 122 GAS AND WATE, I. 10 Bridgend 10 1 IOxd 12 Pontypool (Max. 10 p.c.) 12 14 15xd WATE ITWORKS. 25 Bristol 25 62 63 20 Do 20 47 41 10 Pontypridd 10 per ct. Ord' 10 19'i 20Jixd 10 Do. 7 p.c. do. 10 137á 14xd BREWERIES 10 Buckleys 5'4 Cam. Pre-pref 10 974 10J^ Stock Do. 434 p.clst Mort Db 10 99 101 10 Hancock 6 p.c. Prefd. ;Ordy. 10 1l7 12% 10 do. Deferred Ordinary 10 13 13% 10 do. 6 p.c. Pref 10 14 14 Stock do. 4 p.c.Deben. StocklOO .10S 110 10 Nells Ordinary 10 9^ 10% 10 do. 6p.c. Pref. 10 lO1^ Ioj £ 10 Rhoudda Valley 5 p.c. Pref. 10 5% low Stock do. 4Deb. 'StocklOO .101 103 COAl, AND IRON 10 Albion Steam Colliery 10 16 16 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb.,red 100 tol 103 10 Cambrian Col Ord 10 101034xd 10 Do. 6 p.c. scum Pf. 10 9% 10%xd 100 Do. 4 p.c. Dcb..100 99 101 10 D. Davis & Sons 10. In 12ftxd 10 Do. 6 p.c. cu Pi-ef 10 lOJi lCftxd 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., red.100 .101 103 100 Do. 5 p.c. B Db.f 1906) 100 .101 103 23 EbbwVZle Steel, It,)ii,&,Coal 20 14J 14% S Great Western Ordinary 5 7 7 5 Do. 10 p.c. cu Pref.$5 10% 11 10 Insoles 6p.c.cu Pref 10 9y 9iixd 100 Do. 5 p.c. Dabs 100 99 101 5 International Coal 5. 7" nfxà 10 Lewis Merthyr6 p.c. Col Pf >0 10% loft 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb .100 .102 104 10 Lockets Merthyr Col Or(t 10 11 llJixd 10 Do. 6 p.c. cu Pefs. 10 97 lOxd 100 Do. 5 p.c. Debs 100 .102 101 100 Miller & Cory 5 p.c. Dabs.100 .100 102 10 Newport-Aberotru 10 lOlj 10% 10 D0.6 p.c Participating Pf 10 11 ia Jl% 5 NorthsNavigation Colliery 5 74 7ft 5 Do. 10 Pa. cit Pref. 5 8% 9 10 Penrikyber Colliery 10 99yxd 10 Do. 5 to 71 lu 9)4 iCxd 100 PowellDuffryu 5 p.c. Deb.100 .101 lU3 25 Do. Ordinary. 25 18 20 5 Do. 6 p.c.Pret. 5 5 5'4 5 Rhymney Iron 5 .49a 6d 50s 6d 5 Do. New2} £ credited 2;i.48< 6d 49s 6d 100 Do. 5 p.c. Morcf. Debs.100 99 10j 17 South Wales Colliery Ord. 17 11 12xd 3 DocuP'ticip't'glO p.cPf B 3 4 4%xd 3 Do. cu. P'ticip'tfi do. Pf B 1}$. 2% 2'^xd 1 Tredegar Iron aud Coal A. 14s. i0s 6d lis Od 8to?if Do B. 100 68 72 MISCELLANEOUS. 10 Barry Graving Dock 10 19 J 20% 10 Do. 5 p.c. Preference. 10 Xl% 12 1 Ren 'Ovamand Co. Ord. 1 .18-! 01 19s Od (Subject to Founders' Shares.) 1 Bland & Co. 118,4 Si I 19s 6d 10 Bl. and So. Wales ~Waggon 3 5% 5%id iO Bute Dry Dock 10 15>4 Ii) 10 Cardiff Channel Dry Docks 1< 9 98 10 Do. do. 5 pc Deb. 100 99 loixd Stook^CardiB Corporation 3} £ p.c. 100 .107 111 10 Cardiff Ice 12>i 15% 5 Cdiff.& Pen'rbh Tramways 53% ,3:ixd 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 13 r.5xd I 25 Cardiff Workmen's Cottage 25 '10 1 1 English Crown Spelters 12 20 Hill's Dry Dock Is 3 9 1C Mercantile Pontoou Ord-.10 21 22 10 Milford Docky 10 ft 3 10 MordeyCaruey 9 jl JÙ2 10 Do. do 10 12 13 100 Do. 4 p.c. Deb. (1909) IOJ 99 101 5 Moss Empires Ord 5 t!4 8% 5 Do. 5p.c. Pref. 5 4% 4ft 40 Mounbstuart DryDk A&B 40 77 79 Nevmt. Wmter 91 Antiaities 25^ 26 Stock Park Hall 4 p.c. Deb St-k 103.100 ()I 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 25 27xd 10 Provincial TratuwafH 10 4% 5>i 10 Do.6 per cent. 10 10 11 10 Spdlers-& Daliern Ordinary 9. lift lift 1G Do. Gp.c. Pref. 10 12,\» Uxd 1 Sbrauaghan& SbophchsStores 1 7s 01 8i Od 1 Do. do. 5 p.c. Pref. 1 .143 6d 15/6xd Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. titk.100 107 103 10 Weaver and Co. Ord. 10 12xd 10 Do. 6 p.c, Pref.- 10 luli lixd .100 WeBIi.Mu.i.14}i p.c.Db1909120 100 .100 102 10 Do. 5 p.c. cam Pref. 10 8)4 9 Pref." when printed iu Italics, indicates that the Shares are Pcefereatial as to Capital a well »s Dividend Bank Rate raiMit from 3 to 4 o.c. 191,,113 UIY. 1900.
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£ ELLBft3. — 58 Rhymney Irou New, at 493 £ 100 Rhymney Iroa 5 p.c. Debenture •30 Pyle & Blaiu-j, Ord Siiare?) 10 Mercantile Pontoon Ord Shares -0 Western Mail 5 p,c. Pret Shares L30 Brynmawr Gas Stock £ > O. Davis & Son Ord, at 12J» 10 Bute Dry Dock Shares £ 500 & £ 200 Alexandra B Stock 5 Nells Brew 6 p c. Pret Shares, at 10ft 40 Hancocks 6 p.c. Prefs—bid wanted 40 Cardiff & Penarth Tra.ms. at 3H1 £1000 Cardiff Ky Deb Stock 39 Insoles Col 6 p.c. Pref Shares, at 9 6 Ithoudda & S. lisy 5 p.c. Pref, at 871xl 100 Straziaghonk stephens Pf. at 15s 3d S" Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. Stock £ 500 Vale of Glamorgan Stock 20 Weavers Ord Shares S500 Barry 1st 5 p.c. Pref Stock 17 Albion Colliery Shares 10 Port Talbot Ord Shares, at 7;. 20 Morday Uarueyy, £9 p i, Shs. at 11^6 £ US Barry 4 p.c. Pref Stock BUYERS • P' 37 Barry Deb SUOCK, at 9at,. 2 ) Moss Empire Pref Shares 5 Ebbw Vale Shares £ 300 Barry Deferred Stock, at 98 2Z London & Prov Bank Shares 10 Mercantile Pontoon Shares, at 21 10 Barry Graving Dock Shares 30 D. Davis & Sons Pref Shares, at 10ft 30 Lockets Pref Shares 9200 Lewis Merthyr Debs. at 103% E400 Barry Preferred Stock £ 500 & P200 Powell Duffryn Debs JS500 Guest Keen Debs Bland & Co. Shares £ 500 Brecon & Merthyr A Dob Stock THACKERAY AND CO. CARDIFF. Telephoneil-P.O. 6 ."National 31 1059 E. T. LYDDON AND CO., 122. BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARD IFF. 1010 Car(li ff." l."Dh'O.. 3: Nat.. 103 SELLERS.— 20 D. Davis & Sous Ord Shares, at 12% £ 1000 Alexandra Dock 4 p.c. Deb jE250 Swansea Harbour Stock, at 10i% 20 Pyle & Blaina Shares 15 Spillers Ordinary Shares £ 500 Hancocks Deb Stock £ 400 Guest Keen Debenture £ >2S Swansea Gas Stock 20 London & Prov Hanlt Shares, at 22 25 Great Western Colliery B Shs, at n. 3 Mountstuart Dry Dock Shares, at 78 aUfERS 30 D. Davis & Sons Ordinary, at lift 10 Cardiff Ice Shares £ 400 Cardiff Channel Debenture 1300 Brecon & Merthyr A Debenture Stk E5,30 Taff Vale Stock 10 London & Prov Hank Shares, at 21 Ji X50 Cardiff Gas 0 Stock 60 Taylor & Co.. Swansea, Shares D. Davis & Sons Ord Shares, at 12 £ 500 Rhymney Hy Pref Stock 25 Lockets Merthyr Preference 30 Crosswells Brewery Pref Shares FLEMING S. AND J. G. THOMAS, 3TOCJE BXCHANQIS, AN1> I, BOOK CHAMBERS, CARDIFF Tgrams: • Fleming. Cardiff.' T'p'=s. Nat. 158. P.O. 13 SELLERS.— Buckleys Bre .very Preferr d f 500 Ubbw Vale 1905 Deb. at 101 20 Albion Steam Coal Share* Z500 Mordey Carney Debentura 20 Mordey Carney, fully paid £76 Barry Ity Ordinary X750 Vale of Glamorgaii Stock 4;500 Cambrian Col Deb Stock BUYERS. 20 International Coal Shares 100 John Bland, Ltd., Shares Tredegar Iron A Shares Newport Water Annuities Great Western Col A Shares £ 500 Great Western Ordinary SO Ebbw Vales 20 Lockets Colliery Ordinary 1083 I THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER 4, Dock Chambers (aud StockExchauge), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gedge, Cardiff. Telephones—National. No. 139; P.O. No. 82 1093 BUYERS. -£400 Cardiff Preferred Ordinary 50 Rhymney Iron New Shades TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO., 27, MOUNTSTUART SQUARE, CARDIFF, AND STOCK RXCHANGE. 1104 Nab No. 1.30. PIO 131 SELLERS.-1 £ 100 Charles T Jones ss 1 ilOO Llauover ss Chulmleitfli ss Co., Ltd., Shares Llandriudod sa Co r,td., il pd, Shares 30 International Coal Shares 20 Hills Dry Dock Shares BUYERS. -100 Rhymney Irou Old Shares 50 Norths Ord Shares 20 Lockets Ord Shares 30 Internatiouals Barry Ry Preferred Westward Ha ss Co. Shares Exmouth ss Co. Shares Llangorse ss Co. Shares J. W. COURTIS AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1106 Telegrams—"Stociw, Cardiff." Telephones—Nat..551; f'.O., 517. SELLERS. -10 ss GrayJield Shares 20 Insoles Col Pref Shares S-5w Moss Umpires Deb Stock BUYERS. •■•10 Cambrian 'ol Ord Shares 15 Leicester Empire Ordinary CHARLES MASSY AND CO., 22. MOUHTSTUART-SQUAItE. CARDIFF. 1126 T'grams "IttveHti." Cardiff. T'phs*. Nat. 20a. P.O. 75 SELLERS.- £ 150 Barry Def. rred Stock, at 100 100 Norths Ord Shaves, at £ 7 7s 11500 Taff Vale Ord Stock, at 72^ 20 International Colliery Shares, at 7ft 300 Blaenavon Preference, at 2 la £ 1150 Brecon & Merthyr B, at 92>$ 9100 Channel H Debenture £20CO Alexandra Dock A 4 p.c. Pf, 114 iP430 Alexandra Dock B Stk, at 105ft 100 Blaenavon Ord, X9 paid, at 10 BUYKKfe. £ £ 50 Barry Deferred Stock, at 984 "500 Taff Vale Stock 50 Ebbw Vale Shares 230 Norths Ord Shares, at 97 43 3d 25 International Coal whares, at 7A PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113, Bute-rd.,and StockExchauge, Cardiff T*lgrams." Purse.Cardiff." T'phones, P.0. 89,Nafc 325 BUYSB8. 20 Norths Col Ordinary Shares,at 7n 20 Rhymney Iron Old, at 498 6d £ 400 Tredegar Iron & Coal B. at £ 70 £ 200 Taff Vale Ord, at 7214 .O Penrikyber Ord Shs. at 9J4 10 Ehbw Vales, at 14ft 100 Tredegar Iron & Coal A, at lOg lOftd SELLERS.— 20 (lol Ordinary, at 7ft 5 Gwalin. Hotel, Llaudrindod Wells <»5 Raymney Iron New, at 49s 170 Tredegar Iron A Shares, at lis 25 & 12 International Coal Shares at 7% 10 Ebbw Vale Shares £ 100 Taff Vale Ord Stock, at 72ft Vr,. Wells Ord, Peels, and Debs 1*$? yo -_u_ E. B. SIMS & DAVID, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, 59. MOUNTST17ART-SQ. <fc STOCK EXCHANGE. BUTii: DOCKS. CARDIFF. 1114 T'j>'mR." Sha<-e«." C',iff. T'o'ues. P.O. No. 51. Nat. 236 SELLERS.- 5 Albion Col Shares, at 15ft 20 Victoria Dry Dock Pref Shares 2 Hancocks Pref Shared BUYERS. -75 Albion Col Shares Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shares, at 44 100 Rhymney Iron Old Shares, at 18s 6d ERNEST SULLY AND CO. 118, BUTE-S'l' & STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF Telegrams. Trust." Telephones ;—P.O.. 7. Nat. 187 SELLERS.- 20 Ebbw Vales 15 Ferndale Gas Shares-bid wanted 50 Rhymney Iron New Shares, at 49s 50 Rhymney iron Old Shares BUYERS -100 Tredegar Iron A 100 Rhymney Iron Old Shares, at 50s 20 Mos Empire Ord Shares 100 Ruymney Iron New Shares, at 4f)s 3d 30 Ebbw Vales 1133 LIONEL E. TAYLOR & CO., 27. WEST BUTE-STREET. & STOCK ISXCHANGlfi CARDIFF. 1152 T grams Security, Cardiff." T'phm'P.O., 113 Nat. 212 SELLERS. £ 1C00 Barry Ry Daforred Stock, at 99 100 Stranaghan Ord Shares 50 Norths Col Ord Shares. at 7M. 10 Channel Dry Docks, at 93i BUYERS. ;EIOOO Barry Ry Deferred Stock, at 98 £ 500 Lockets Morthyr Deb Stock 20 Channel Dry Docks, at 9 50 D. Davis & Sous Pref Shares, at 10ft 50 Internationals, at 7'r. W. G. BLOW & CO., 53, MOUNTSTU ART-SQUARE, & STOOK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. 1181 T'graphicAdi'reKK—"Cousols." 'l"ph' 1?.0.13.:Nab.300 SELLERS.- 1 Wynstay ss Share, at qO 30 Ebbw Vale Shares, at 11ft iE200 & IC500 Taff Vale Ry Ord, at 72ft 1 Craiglee ss Share, at 107,) BUYERS, — 25 Channel Dry Dock Ordinary, at 9 £ 200 Sharpness Dock Deb, at 100ft g £ 300 Taff Vale Ry Ord 20 Albion Colliery Shares, at 16 30 Lockets Colliery Prefs, at 10 ci 2 Craiglee ss Shares, at 100 xd 50 Channel Dry Dock Prefs, at 9 2 Sir W T Lewis ss Shares, at 112 2 Lady Lewis ss Shares, at 112 GORDON CORY, 120,. BUTE-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1195 Telegrams:—"Scrip Cardiff." Nat T'phone. No. 32 BUYER,—40 Norths Col Pref Shares, at 9N F. S. TRAYES, 116, BUTE-ST., & STOOK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. Telegrams Trayes. Telephones: P.O., 38 Nat. 324 SELLERS.-50 Lockets Ord Shares 150 Tredegar A Shares 30 International Coal Shares, at 7ft BUYERS. — £ 500 Cardiff Rv Preferred Stock 20 Hancocks Preferred, at 12 30 L ickets Prefs 10 Spillers Prefs jElOO Locketa Col Debenture, at 103 Abe ream Prefs 7401 FRED. P ROHJENT, CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. 1086 Telegrams; "Rohient. Newnort. Teieyi><>>if« N>. «j SELLERS.— 2C Pontypool Gas & Water A & C Shs 100 English Crown Spelters, at 52s 6d 40 South Wales Colliery A, at lift £1000 Deep Naviglttiol1 Debentures Halkyu District Mines Drainage Shares Guest Keen Ord & Pref Shares BUKERS. 50 Rhymney Iron New Shares 50 E. Finch & Co. Shares 50 Great Western Colliery A & B Shares 100 Ben Evans Pref Shares. at 22s 50 West Somerset Mineral Ry Shares 20 South Wales Colliery A, at lift Guest Keen Ord & Pref Shares 50 English Crown Spelter Shares, at I-Os <' V"'AI HENRY J. PiLLINGER & CO., JjATiS BETTON SAYCI3, VAUGHAN, & CO.. 'STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, HIGH STREET: NEWPORT, MON. 1123 T'ph'sNat. 127.P.0..503 BUSTERS 100 Main Col Ordinary 30 Weavers New Pref, at 10ft 100 Lewis Merthyr Prefs 30 Newport Abercarn Prefs,-at lift £ 500 Lewis Merthyr 5 D.c. Debs SELLER!? > *V,00D Newport. Corp. 3 p.c. Stock .,200 Lloyd & Yora.th 4 p,c. Db, at iE95 £900 Newport Gas C :;5 International Coals, at 7 ESOO Guest Keen Debentures, at S2 pm 100 Partridge Jones Pre-prefs X500 Alexandra Dock B Prefs 50 Mitiri Col Ovdinary, at 13ti BiOO Cambrian Col Deb Stock, at 101 20 Newport Abercarn Ord. at 10ft 50 Weavers New Prefs, at Bll 50 Rhondda Valley Brew Prefs S. P. WILLS AND SON, SWANSEA Stockbrokers, T'grams. Wills." S'sea. T'phone. 18 BUYERS.—Swansea Harbour Stock 1134 HIRAM H. S. JONES, SWANSEA. Stockbroker. T'gratns—" Hiram," S'sea T'phone 29 BUYER.—English Crown Spelter Shares 1192 FRED. L. REES, STOCK AND SHAREBROKER VAUGHAN-STRNNT. LLANELT. Y. Nat, Telephone No. 336. 1184 HUBERT CLARKE, STOCKBROKER, OLD BANK CHAMBERS, PONTYPRIDD. Telegrams, Shares," Pontypridd. Telephones, P.O., 19 National, 25. 79911 SELLERS.—Taif VpJe Ord Stock 3 D. Davis & Sons Pref Shares Gut?.t, Keen Ord BUYERS. —Newport Aberca.rn Pref Shares 20 Canard Steam, fully paid, Shares 20 Union Castle Mail Ord Shares Taft Vale Ord Stock Guest, Keen Ord Consider American 1 tails sood purchase such as Atchisons, Erie Pref, Southern Pacific Common and Pref, and Union Pacific Common. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. 1900 1899 Inc. Dec. Taff Vale 7197 16340.9143 Brecon and Merthyr 1910. 1858. 52. London, Brighton, and SC 75071. 74593. 478. — Rhondda and Sv/ansea Bay 1711. 1564. 147. — Port Talbot 11U. — — Port Talbot 11U. — —
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I SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. We.Sept.5 Th. Sept.6 Fr. Sept.7 Port Tine; Mgt. ftau.|HgUTmeiTme h. ui.ift.in. Tnjelft.in. h. m. ft.iu. Cardiff | 25 2S 2i 4 3l|28 7 5 30j31 8 Book || I 26 llj | 25|29 4 5 El32 5 N9n*0tt {p.m 1125 7j 4 44|29 0 5 43 32 1 Swau9eft | p. 2 2725 2j3 36i27 4 34i29 0 PQrt^bo* {p.™ 2!25 1 3 41;2^ 9 4 37 31 5
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CAKDIFJ? EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, Tuesday. There was a. very litge attndance on 'Change again to-day, bnt the course of business was much the same as yesterday. The conditions govern- ing the market at the present time are of such an irregular character that it is extremely difficult to transact business except cu a hand-to-mouth scale. Every duy makes for an improvement, however, in this reaped. Coal (supplies have been coming down to the docks batter to-day, and merchants are beginning to seen their way clear to charter more freely. There are still no regular market quotations. Some collieries that are fully stemmed are standing out for aa much as 303, but other collieries and middlemen show an inclina- tion to do business at about 27s to 28s. Good Monmouthshire co,.] has been sold at 25s f..r ready ahipment and 26s for the last half of the month. Second class ccal ha? been sold for 24s. No. 2 Rhondda. large it a little steadier at "bout 20s. Small steams remain about the same, viz., 148 6d up to 17s, according to qu-lity and position. Patent fuel quotations aN nominally about 27s. Pitwood is It shade firmer to-day, prices ranging from 15s 3d to 16" 3d. Other departments keep about the same. There has benn more activity in the freight market to-day, with the tone stronger in most directions, bat especially for the chief Mediter- ranean ports. The following comprise the latest operations :—. OUTWARD BOUND STEAMERS Cardiff to Lisbon, 8 6d (Roas). Havre, 6s 91 (Stamfordbam). Port Said, 13s, 3,000 tons. Port Said, 13 (Tregenna). Port Said, 13s. Marseilles, 13 £ fc9., 4,700 tons. Genoa, lis (Headlauds). PiraBus, 10s 3d (TrAmayne). St. Nazaire, 74rfes. (OakviJle). St. Malo, 7s (Speedwell), spot boat. Portsmouth, 4s 10d (Henry Brand). Cadiz, 9 J (Lionel). Belfast, 4s (King Channel). .t<V>wey, 4s 3d (Norma). llong Kong, 41s 3d (Kirkfield). Naples, 11B, 1,000 delivery. Newport to St. Brieux, 7s 3d (Vril).
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SWANSEA EXCHANGE. SWANSEA, Tuesday. The following fixture were completed here to-day Swansea to Stoekholm, 9s (Heinricb). Treport, 7s 3d (Microphone).
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BALTIC REPORTS. LONDON, Tuesday. Freight Market.Thn tono of the market for ton- nage continues decidedly strong, owners being very reserved. Merchants iu the meantime are handi- capped by quietness in the produce markets. FIXTURES—STEAMERS. Sulina to Antwerp or Rotterdam, 17s (Chumleigh), 6,400 tons, 15th—30th September. Azoff, 20s 6d, new charter, barley cargo (Iona), 2,800 tons, 15th-30th Seotember. Odessa to Hull, 15a 6d, berthed (Loch Etive), prompt. Chittagong to Dundee, 35s (Bedouin), September- October. Grain Report. At the Baltic to-day the market for cargoes of wheat in all posi- tions continues firm on the part of sellers, but the demand is quiet-lis 6d net to 31s 9d asked Cali- foruians afloat; buyers 31s 6d. Maize flrmer-th e steamer Sapphire 2,850 tons and the steamer Assuntn. 2,550 tons Yellow Plate afloat both sold at 21s tiel f.o.r.t. Barley quiet.
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WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. (Special telegrams from Lloyd's Agents.) The British yacht Javelin got ashore in entering Havre, but afterwards floated and arrived. Damage slight. The steamer Thistle has been totally lost near Kemt. The steamer Sauda, of and from Glasgow, for Belfast, with a cener.il cargo and passengers, while canting at her berth in the river At Belfast early on Tuesday, was struck on the port quarter by the steamer Karriugtoi), of Whitehaven, inward bound fr cm Mar.vport, with coal. The Sanda had two plates damaged, apd the Harrington's wheelhouse, bridge, and bulwarks were considerably damaged. The British steamer Mandingo, from the West Coast of Africa for Hamburg, has been towed to Cwtoftwo ia tfec wife ^o^p 1 The British steamer Mandingo, from the West Coast of Africa for Hamburg, has been towed to Cwtoftwo ia tfec wife leaking seriously. The distance towed was 180 miles. The vessel has proceeded for Hamburg, towed by two tugs. (From our own Reporter.) A large steamer with a. cargo of iron ore took the ground on Sanflay in the Neath river, and is likely to remain for a rising tide. She lies on an even keel and is not likely to take any damage.
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LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. The Lizard, Tuesday.—Wind E., fresh. Weather fine, cloudy, and clear. Sea slight. Barometer 30-28, falling slightly. Passed ERst-qteaniers Mackinaw- from Philadelphia for London Snevd yacht Fingal; Horatii, from Liverpool for Para, via Continent; Argus Mont Blanc, from Montreal for Havre Eglin- ton; Spatrndam, from New York for Rotterdam. Passed West—barques Vaarbad Poseidon; steamers Surbiton a Wilson Line steamer Oriel; Pergamou Trinity yacht Irene; Barbarossa, from Bremen for New York England, of Copenhagen; Graf Walder- see, from Hamburg for New York; Pendower, from Amsterdam for Rochefort.
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SWANSEA BAY SIGNALLING STATION. Mumbles Lighthouse, Tuesday.-Witid W., light. Weather hazy and fine, dense fog until 11 30 a.m. Sea smooth. Passed East-stea.mers Ebba., of St. Nazaire Sydenham, of London Medwav, of Glas- gow. Passed West—barque Omero, of Genoa; steamers Theodora, of Rotterdam Cypria, of Liver- pool; Daghestan, of Antwerp. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Red Jacket passed Constantinople for Sulina 2nd Enidwen left Port Sa.id for Odessa 3rd Margaret Jones left Theodosia for Odessa 3rd Selby left Tees for Stettin 1st Skidby left Calcutta for Bombay 1st Moorby left Taganrog for Bremen 1st Ashby left Kotka for Langvik 1st Daleby arvd Civifca Vecchia. 3rd Gwalia arvd Maryport 1st Ely Rise arvd Malaga 2nd Inver arvd Rouen ord Rochefort left Havre for Cardiff 3rd Glynn left Troon for Rouen 1st North Briton arvd Torino 3rd Dowlais left Hnelva for Cork 4th Poma,ron arvd St. Nazaire 3rd Free Lance left Hamburg for Grangemouth 4th Phoebe left Norfolk for Antwerp 3rd
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CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. Roath Dock, Sept. 4.-B. Kemeny ss, 1669. Camel SS, 226. Roger ss, 1376. Ada Maria, 49. Bute East Dock, Sept. 4.-Welhaven ss, 415, Man- chester, general. Bute West Dock, Sept. 4.—Tamar Queen, 94. Wave, 73, Waterford, oats. Grassholm ss, 40, Sea, fish. Pcnarth Dock, Sept. 4.-Speedwell ss, 579, Havre, light. SAILINGS. Roath Dock, Sept. 4 —Newbiggin ss, Rundell, Portsmouth. Eric sa, Stainthorp, St. Vincent. Hornsey s", Bartlett, London. Gardepee SS, Jenkin, St. Nazaire. Ardnamnlt ss, Farrell, Hamburg. Felo, Fernandez, Ferrol. Dewsland SOl, Hunter, Malta. Ierue ss, Murphy, Dublin. Clonlee ss. Echo ss, Bute East Dock, Sept. 4.—Medway ss, Dougall, Glasgow. Jacinth ss, Jones, Glasgow. Horatio ss, Para, via Manaos. Bee ss, Baker, Bridgwater. Queen of the Chase, Butt, Par. Elizabeth Cowman, Shea, Waterford. Neptune, Long, Gloucester. Pansy ss, Morgan, Fowey. Hawthorn ss. Symons, Havre. Blanche ss, Fryer, Galway. Horda ss, Strathson, Rotterdam. Bute West Dock, Sept. 4.-Killreel as, Good, Pont l'Abbe. Nemophila ss, Sea. Ardbeg ss, Hawthorn, Kilrush. Marquis of Bute ss, Buckney, Liverpool. Carnsew ss, Symons, Hayle. Ralph ss, Gilbert, Fremington. Zayda, Commins, Waterford. Sir Wm. Molesworth. Celt;, Qtiellic, Pontrieux. Happy Re- turn, Cockle, Newport. Penarth Dock, Sept. 4.-Throstlegstrth ss, South- ampton. A. Strathatos as, Genoa. Crystal Stream, Par. 1 ENTERED OUTWARDS—Sept, 4. Havre, Charles Mitchell ss, B, 423, W. J. Tilletfc & Co. St. Malo, Speedwell fG, B, 379, E. Handcock, jun. St. Servan, Bonita, B. 37. Larbalistier, Morel, Ltd. Las Palmas or Madeira, Onslow ss, B, 1715, Steele, J. Marvchurch & Co. Buenos Ayres, Ainsdale, ss, B, 1428, E. Handcock, jun. Malta, Marian SS, B, 1218, Treehmann. Carrick & Co. Port Said, Fram ss, Nwy, 1405, Thomas & Itadcliffe Gothenburg, Welhaven sg, NwY,415, Charles E. Evans Colombe or Galls, Jupiter ss, Spn, 3217, W. J. Tateu Almeria, Ter ss, Spu, 968, Villa, Manzanos & Co. Odessa, Miramar flS, Aus, 1717, Powley, Thomas & Co. Oporto, Rio Doiiro, Port, 485, Silva,>Tohn Bovey Valparaiso, Danæ, F, 631. Trechmanu, Carrick & Co. Chriatiania, Dagny, Nwv, 536, Lindsay, Gracie & Co. Cape Town, Olivari, Iy, 1008, Copurro, Cory Bros. Baie du Canal, Petit Canal, Guadaloupe, Ma.ria. Stella, Iy, 386, Giangrasso, Cory Bros. & Co. Genoa, Aurelia ss, Iy, 1237, Maglione,Cory Bros. & Co. CLEARED—Sept. 4. Hambursr, Echo ss, B, 1100 coal Stockholm, Saxon Briton ss, B, 1750 coal Havre, Charles Mitchell ss, B, 1050 coa.1 St. Malo, Speedwell ss, B, 1300 coal Hong Kong. Wiihelmina. ss, B, 3060 coal Catania, Stag ss. B, 2500 coal Rotterdam, Horda ss, Nwy, 800 coal Almeria, Ter SS, Spn, 800 coal, lOOQfuel ;Cronstadt, Real ss, Ger, 2000 coal Odessa, Miramar ss, Aus, 2800 coal Antwerp, Minos ss, Ger, 800 coal St.P^Ialo, Juno ss. Nwy, 780 coal Tregnier, Armenie, F, 95 co.' l Lisbon, Moiiiigen ss, Nwy, 600 coal Constantinople, Start ss,"B, 3050 coal IMPORTS—Sept. 4. Waterford, Wave, oats, Rhyinney Iron Co. Sea, Grassholm ss, fish, Neale & West Manchester, Welhaven ss, general in transit
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BARRY DOCK. Arrival, Sept. 3.-Fram ss, Rouen. Arrivals, Sept. 4.-Dongúle. ss, Cardiff. Wilberforce ss, London. Octa ss, Antwerp. Monxa ss, Genoa. Sailing, Sept. 3.-Argii, ■- Dieppe. Sailing, Sept. 4.-Torr Head ss, Montreal.
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NEWPORT—ARRIVALS. Alexandra Dock, Sept. 4.—Ecyal ss, 917. Archangel, deals. Raloo ss, 365, Rouen, light. Lady Mostyn as, 400, St. Malo, light. Stokesley as, 448, Rouen, light. Cranley ss, 1491, Antwerp, light. Concordia ss, 1352, Rotterdam, light. Ouse ss, 395, Rouen, light. Old Dock, Sept. 4.—Mistletoe, 53, Pont l'Abbe, potatoes. Atalanta ss, 78, Gloucester, pig iron. Thermntis, 74, Waterford, pitwood. Primrose, 95, Gloucester, light. Proba, 91, Cork, pitwood. B.I., 9C, Cork, pitwood. River, Sept. 4.-Cirages Francais ss, 377, Henne- bont, pitwood. Reglna, 47, Cardiff, light. Iron Duke ss, 95, Bristol, light. Esperanza, 115, Waterford, pitwood. Edith ss, 47, Bristol. general. Snipe ss, 128, Liverpool, general. Excelsior, 38, Chepstow, stone. Ocean Pearl, 47, Kilmore, light. Ocean Child. 50, Cardiff, light. 93, Kinsale, ballast. Parton, 93. Swansea, ballast. SAILINGS. Alexandra Dock, Sept, 4.—Hampshire ss. Gardner, Calais. Da Suede ss, Hedburg,Stockholm. Ralooss, Nicholas, Rouen. Iron King ss. Gibson, Londonderry. Old Dock, Sept. 4.—.TeanBaptiste, Regreny, Henne- bont. Anna, Luco, Brest. Pitre Alcide, Allain, Redou. Blanche Rock ss, Beahou, Sharpness. The Duchess ss, Gifford, Dublin. River, Sept. 4.-Higre, Selby, Avonmouth. Devon, Williams, Bideford. F.A.M-E., Tucker, Barnstaple. Julie, Coward, Truro. Edith sa, Thomas, Bristol. Regina, Cockle, Bristol. Tcl-el-Kebir ss, Woodman, Bristol. Zioil Hill, Smith, Wexford. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Sept. 4. Genoa, Concordia. ss, Iy, 1362. Orders & Handford St. Brieux, Bellalie. F,98, Lalande, Budd & Co. Bilbio. Lady Mostyn ss, B, 400, Roberts, Budd & Co. Hennebont. Cira.ges Francais ss, F, 377, Budd & Co. Kola, Russia, Royal ss, Ger, 917, R. Gethiog jan.& Co. Nyborg, Spind ss, Nwy, 623, Lancaster, Speir & Co. CLEARED-Sept. 4. Sb. Brieux, Bellalie, F, 215 coal Genoa, Robert Irvine ss, B, 4100 coal Marseilles, Windsor ss, B, 5100 coal Aarhuus, Spind ss, Nwy, 1225 coal Bilbao, Ladv Mostyn ss. B, 900 coal Oporto, Rapid ss, B, 1230 coal Genoa, Istria. ss, Iy, 2200 coal IMPORTS-Sept. 4. Hennefcont, Cirages Francais ss, 480 pitwood, Budd Pont rAbbc. Mistletoe, 100 potatoes, D. A. Vaughn-n Archangel, Royal cs, 40,929 pieces deals, T. B. & S. Batclielor Waterford, Espcranaa, pitwood Waterford, Thermutis, pitwood Cork. Proba, pitwood Cork, B.I., pitwood Bristol, Edith ss. general, R. Burton & Son Liverpool, Snips ss, general, R. Burton & Sou Chepstow, Excelsior, stone Gloucester, Atalanta as. 185 pia iron, Severn Canal Co. EXPORTS COASTWISE—Sept. 4. Bridgwater, Queen Anne, 108 coal Courtmacslierry, Harry Herbert, 200 coal Wexford, Star of Hope, 158 coal Wexford, Margaret, 85 coal Bristol, Iron Duke ss, 165 coal, A. J. Smith Devonport, Ouse ss, 950 coal Highbridgp, Pallas, 125 wooden railway sleepers, G. ,c Y.,4 M. Humphreys Padstow, Commerce, 105 coal, Partridge, Jones & Co. Wexford, Charles Walker, 81 coal Bristol. Netham ss, 130 sheet iron Avonmouth, Ocean ss, 160 coal SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. Ncrth Dock, Sept. 3.—Meirion Lass, 53, Bannow, ballast. Enterprise, 38, Wexford, ballast. Union, 33, Bristol, pitch. North Dock, Sept. 4.-Topaz ss, 199, Fecamp, light. Heptarchy liS, 4'!2, Havre, light. Commodore, 34, Watchet, gypsum. South Dock, Sept. 3,-Duiiraven ss, 121, Ilfracombe, general. Westbury ss, 197, Liverpool, general. South Dock, Sept. 4.-Sarah Pringle, 58, Waterford, ballast. North Sea, 78, Itfracombe, ballast. Prince of Wales Dock, Sept. 3.-Ville de St. Nazaire ss, 755, Nantes, light. Prince of Wales Dock, Sept. 4.—Valcain as, 412, Rouen, light. Springbok Sq, 349, Dieppe, light. Tra- falgar ss, 1029, Bilbao, iron ore. SAILINGS. North Dock, Sept. 3,-Ellc-u Harrison, Hughes, Medina Mills. Margaret Hobley, Redon, Guernsey. Margaret Lewis, Davies, Newquay. GesinF6 Lucia. Watson, Arklow. Victor, Evans, Dublin. Tillie E., Mortley, Faversham. Vigilant as, Wade, Belfast. Driving Mist, Sciily, Plymouth. William S. Green, MeLoviglier, Dublin. South Dock, Sept, 3.—Miranda, Thomas, Treport. Surprise, Curd, Rye. South Dock, Sept. 4.—Lough Fisher ss, Wharton, Guernsey. Eglint-on S3, Fenn. Caen. Allerwash ss, Jackson, St. Helen s. Dunraven as, Soloman, Bristol. Speedwell, Kelly, Bristol. Prince of Wales Dock, Sept. 3.-Antonio ss. Rug- giero, Naples. Montataui ss, Guichet, Havre. Prince of Wales Dock, Sept. 4.-Excelsior as. Jo- hansen, Ystad. Achilles ss, Marrow, Bordeaux. Para- dox ss. Brown, Bordeaux. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Sept. 4. Dieppe, Springbok ss, B, 349, Richards & Turpin Chantenay, Ville de St. Nazaire ss. F, 775, E. Cottln Rouen, Vulcain ss, F, 412, Le Fur, Harries Bros. Guernsey, Culzean Castle, B, 147. Garratt, P. Marrow Guernsey, James and Apnea, B, 95, Peers, P. Marrow Honfleur, Heptarchy ss, B, 442, Cogley, J. Bacon, Ltd. St. Nazaire, Thor ss, B. 997, Bri :kueU, L. Gueret. Ltd. Rouen, Topaz SR, B 199, ICirmou, J. R. Davies & Co. Batoum and Odessa, Sydenham as. B. 1544, Burgess CLEARED-Sept. 4. Morlaix, Clarte, F, 260 coal Rouen. Vulcain fI, F, 1050 coal Guernsey, Culzean C1tstle, B, 300 coal Guernsey, James and Aenes. B, 220 coal St. Nazaire, Thor s, 15, 202G coal Chantenay, Ville de St. Nazaire ss, F. 18CO coal Rouen, Topaz ss, B, 750 fuel Arcachon, Marie Therese, F, 290 fuel Honfleur. Heptarchy ss, B, 1000 coal Dieppe, Springbok as, B, 930 coal IMPORTS-Sept. 1. Loctudy Alabama, 100 potatoes, C. Allen & Co. Bilbao, Trafalgar ss, 2050 iron ore, Wright, Bntler Watchet. Commodore, 50 gypsum Bristol, Collier SS, general Plymouth, Dunraven as. general Glasgow via Cardiff, Medway ss, general EXPORTS COAST WISE-Sep t. 4. Bristol, Collier as. general, Pockett's Co. Bristol. Dunraven ss, general, Pockett's Co. Porthgain, Edith Williams, 36 coal. Shepherd & Co. London, Sax.m Maid, 245 copperas, J. Griffiths Belfast, Leelite ss, 350 coal, Vivian & Sons 10 bun- kers, J. E. Fisher Port Talbot, Westbury ss, general, W. R. Morgan Glasgow via, Belfast, Medway as, general. M. Jones
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BURRY PORT. Arrivals, Sept. 4. -Harriet SS, 380, Highbridge, light. Amiral CeciUe ss, 091, Rouen, light. Marquis of Bute ss, 135, Cardiff, gousral. Sailings, Sept. 4.-Glyiidwr, Williams, Fishguard, coal. New Providence. Beer, Newport, Pern., coal,
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LLANELL Y. CLEARED-Sept. 3. Liverpool, Llanclly S8. B, general Liverpool, Volnoy ss, 15, general Liverpool, Volana ss, B; general Caen, Volante ss, B, coal
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