South Wales Daily News

FINANCIAL NEWS SOOTH WALES PINANOIS. (Cardiff Accoani Days, Oct. 12th and 26th.) Wednesday, Oct. 31d, 1900. Business in the local market has ruled quiet to-day as might have been expected in view of the tone which has prevailed during the last few days. It becomes more evident every day that it is useless to expect any considerable flow of business during the current account owing to the absorbing interest of the election. Coal Shares have been very quiet again to-day. North's Ordinary have been done at 7% Albions, at 17 Cambrian Colliory Ordi- nary, at 10% Guest Keen Ordinary, at lis 9(1 premium; Tredegar A Shares, at 98 93, 9s 10à. and 10s Bfcyrmiey lien New Shares, at 46s aud 45 s Cd. At the close Albions were lower, at 17% and Rhvmney Iron New Shares Is, at 45s 6d. Rails li-ave been I quiet all along the line both as regards the local and heavy lines. in other depart- ments Barry Graying Dock Ordinary have been doae at 20 Leicester Empires, £ 3 paid, at premium and Moss Empire Preferences, at 995 6d. The Mining section of the market has been quiet, nc1 on the whole lower. The following changes in value are noted :.n the official list of the Cardiff Stock Exchange :— Fall-Albions to 17% Rhymney Iron New Shares is, to 45s 6d. There arc sellers of liiiymnoy Irons I Moss Empire Preferc-ricec; Trede- gar A Shares; Cardiff Channel Prefer- ences Stranaghan and Stephens' Prefer- ences North's Preferences Nell's Prefer- ences Prince of Wales Dry Docks D. Davis and Sons' Ordinary Ebbw Vales Locket's Ordinary. There are buyers of Albious Leicester Empires West-lake's Brewery Shares I Ebbw Vales Barry Graving Docks Ordi- nary North's Ordinary Mordey and Carney Shares Channel Dry Docks, The estimated trafSe receipts of the PoM Talbot Railway and Docks Company for the week ending Sept. 29th amouutcd t3 11,045 add receipts for 12 weeks ending Sept. 22nd. EI5,12,3 aggregate receipts for 13 weeks ending Sept. 29th, £ 16.173. The traiHc receipts on the Rhymney Railway for the week ended Sept. 29th amounted to £ 5,008, against £ 4,900 in the corresponding period of last year-au increase of £ 107. The aggregate decrease since the commencement of the half-year amounts to £ 3,564. The traiiic receipts on the Rnondda and Swansea Bay Railway for the week ended Sept. 30th amounted to £ 1,742, against L-1,722 in the corresponding week of last year—an increase of £ 20. The aggregate decrease since the coiiimenceinent of the half-year amounts to The traific receipts on the Barry Railway (iucluding Vale of Glamorgan) for the week ended Sept. 29lh amounted to £10,864, against £11,146 in the correspond. ing period of last yearw-a decrease of £282. The aggregate increase since the commencement of the half-year amounts to £ 1,422. PROPERTY SALES. Wfssra J. 15. Gunt! and Bon, on Taesday, put np for anctiou, a^the Queen's liuceJ, the very valuable leasehold premises knc-w¡ 57, 53, and 50. St. Mary-street, and 10, JTiil-lati", Cardiff, iiavii g a total area of about 484 8qUi\lC\i;j,uL. U, c St. Mary-street premises are of the estimated annual value of Sli.50, and a.re h"d for 99 year a from 1881 at an annual ground teui of £ 140. The Miil-hvne iir-miseb ire also leasehold for 99 years from 1884, at an annual ground rent of £35. The proptitius were put cp in one lot. The highest bid was £ 4,500. and at that tigcrre the property was bought in.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, j LONDON, Wednesday. Money continued in very abundant sup- ply, and notwithstanding its being pay-day in the Consol Market there was only a moderate demand for accommodation, and iiUvalues over the night were freely lent in the afternooa at 1% to 2 per cent., whilst the large amount which fell due to the Bank of England was all repaid. In creased firmness prevailed in the Discount Market, chiefly due to the continued de- cline in New York Exchange and the con- sequent fears of gold exports to America in the near future, and brokers charged fully 4 per cent. for discounting best three months' bills. Berlin Private Discrmut further declined to 3% per cent. On the Stcck Exchange fresh business was again lilditecl, partly owing to its being a Jewish holiday to-day, and. markets showing no particular feature, prices mov- ing somewhat irregularly. British Funds, afcer being firmer, closed without change, due to fears of dearer money. Home Hail. way Stocks, however, with two or three exceptions, were again well supported, owing to the favourable traffic returns and the fine weather. Underground lines were somewhat offered. American Railways upened lower on the delay in the settle- ment of the anthracite coal strike, but later on prices rallied sharply on support irom the other side, and closed generally rather better on the day. Grand Trunk I Issues advanced, the traffic return being considered satisfactory. Mexican Railways ruled dull in spite of a fresh advance in the price of silver. Foreign Bonds have been firm, but neglected. South Africans were firm, but neglected. South Africans were quite neglected, and Westralians were dull i^,the absence of support. A feature in British Columbians was a relapse in Le Roi No. 2, chiefly on some profit-taking sales. The market for Home Government Securities closed quiet, Consols being un- changed on balance, at 98-^ for money, and 9311; for account. National War Loan was also unchanged on balance, at dis- count. Bank Stock fell 2. Colonial Inscribed Stocks were un- changed. Amongst Indian Railways Bombay.Harada put on 5. Foreign Bouds were firm in tone, and Chinese Fives rose Y2 Spanish Fours, Argentine 1886's, Braail 1889's, Mexican 5 per Cent. External, and Uruguay Old Loan, 7: Pru, y* and do. Debenture, Japnu Fives fell y2, to lCO%. Fome Railways were generally good, and Great Easterns advanced 1 Hull and Barnsley, Glasgow South-Western Deferred, 1 Chatham Second Preference, y2 do. Ordinary, Great Northern A and Midland Preference, y2 North British Ordinary. do. Preferred, y2 South- Eastern Deferred, and North-Easterns, yA. Metropolitan Districts and North- Westerns, however, fell y2. American Railways closed generally with a good toue, North Pacific Common marking an advance of cn the day Erie First Preference, do. Shares, Union Pacific Ordinary and Wabash Pre- ference aud General, yA Atchison Prefer- ence, Cio. Ordinary, and Denver Ordinary, Ontanos, Reading Shares, and Southern Common, Baltimore and Ohio Ordinary, however, fell Y2 on the day York Centrals, 1 Milwaukees, Y4 and Missouri-Kansas, Louisvilles, Norfolk Common, Southern Pacifies, and Southern Preference, Canada Pacifics were unchanged. Grand Trunk First Preference advanced 1]4 Second do., Third do., and do. Guaranteed, y: Mexican Hallways First Preference fell y2 Mexican Central First Income Bonds, 1 and Buenos Ayres 1. Nitrate Railways Ordinary rose yA. Bank of Tarapaca fell to 5. In Miscellaneous Allsopps' Preferred Ordinary fell 1. East and West India, Dock Ordinary rose Brunner Mond Ordinary, and Mptons Preference, ig. Do. Debentttres, however, fell 2; Linotype Deferred, and Lovell and Christmas, Russian Petroleum receded Ys, to 3^4. South Africans showed no feature beyond a rise of in Globe and Phoenix, to 6. Westralians were dull, the feature being a fall of l in Lake View Consols and y.t in Ivanhoes. Rio Tintoa were a shade better. Lo I'oi fell and do. No. 2 to 19^2. Rossland Great Western rose 1%, to 8. No bullion operations were reported at the Bank to-day, the total operations since last Wednesday showing au efflux of £ 295.000 on balance. The Silver Market continued strong, and the price for bars further advanced -16 to 29%c1 per ounce for both spot and forward delivery. Holiday at Bombay and Calcutta. Hong Kong Exchange quoted at 2s 0%<i do. Four Months, 2s l^d Shanghai Transfers, 2s 10Md. Remittances on India for 20,00,000 rupees were offered for tender to-day by the India Council, and the following amounts in bills were allotted :—On Cal- cutta, 11,54,000 rupees Bombay, 1,64,000 Madras, 6,82,000 total, 20,00,000 rupees. Tenders for bills at Is 31id per rupee will receive about 4 per cent. above in full. The Paris Bourse opened firm, but closed dull. South Africans closed dull. Ex- change cheques on London advanced to 25.13' Grand Trunk Railway, Canada, traffic receipts for the 18.st nine days of Septem- ber, n,1013 decrease Detroit Grand Haven, 1901 decrease showing a total decrease of £10,394. There were only seven working days in 1900, compared with eight working days la.3t year. Mexican Railway week's traffic receipts, 78;000 dollars gross, or 10,300 dollars de- crease. Hull and Barnsley and West Riding Junction Railway and Dock Company.— Mr William Trotter, deputy-ehairmau of the company, has been appointed chair- man in the place of the late Mr John Fisher, and Mr W. S. Wright, of Hull, has been appointed deputy-chairman. We are officially informed that the High- land Railway for the half-year ended the 31st August, subject to audit, will pay all Preference dividends and carry forward £ ld,961. There is no dividend on the Ordinary Stock. Home Railway Traffics. —Increases Caledonian, 1:3,842; Great Northern, £ .2,011; Great Centra,], £ 4.129; Great Western, £ 10,790; North British, £ 9,003; London aad South-Western, £ 5,133 North Western, £ 4,672 North Staffordshire, £ 356; Glasgow South-Western, £ 1,656; Tilbury, £ 852 Hull and Barnsley, £1,237; Midland, £ 9.096. Decreases Great Cen- tral Share of Cheshiie Lines, 1-255 North Loudon, JE358. IV AN HOE GOLD CORPORATION. Owing to the revelations ia the Financier and Boilionist," a change has been effected in the board of the Ivanhoe Gold Corporation, the chair- man nnd another director retiring ia p:ace of 61essra Govett and Toncb.

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON LONDON, Wednesday Evening.—The following were the raias of eselian^e on London to-iiey:- Paris Cheques 325.13i Autw'p short 25.17 to 25.21 Berlin Cheques 20.4 ) St. P't'rs'bc:, 3 mths S3 70 Lo. 8 days' sip,ht 20.13 Madrid, sight .->2.70 Do. 3 months 23.215 t-I. 38 Frankfort, sborii 20.44 Rome, 3 months 25.79 V'Ila Barcelona 32.73 Am^leriiaui, Br'sa'b C'q's 25.1Gto2521 Amst'fi'm.Ciieijn's 12.03(j BRITISH STOCKS o. 12.0 2.0 CL. A.If Consols Qoschen's Muy S3> i 93/k 99| Do. ùo. Account. 9 98/W i 982 00. 2* do. i 97 i National War Loan J'lisj j. par Local Stoci: 101 fiank of Enpiiuxl Sfcocit .>35?{ intlia 3 j per Cent ICQ Do. 3 do 9 :j! Metropolitan Coil. 3, p.c,1 110 Do. do. 3 p.c. 1.)2 X! | fndi", or 6!¡ fns. CiuiRdiiui 4p.o..f*n.Jly 105$. j Ins. C.GoodHope 4p.c. 1883 llOji Ins. N. Zealand Con. 4 p.c. Ill x! Ins. Now South Wales 115 „. Ins. Victoria 4 p.c. 1882-3-4 105 l'ne. South Australian 4 p.c 107 T;ir.. 1 p.-i 109 BRITISH RAIL WAYS Brighton Railway Ocd 151V t t Do. Do. Deferred1 133iji ConsolMnted. 123 j j D0. Preferred Con. Ord. 35) Do. Deferred Con. 3\ 38. 3& Cliatiiam and Dover Ocd. 17J 17j Do. Arbitn. Preference 115 'Z Do. Second Preference: 7''J East London 7i; Furness 87} !1 Glasgow&S.W«trnPrefOrd, 76 Glasgow&S.W«trnPrefOrd, 76 i Do. do Def Ocdi 51 )" Great. Eastern Ordmatv .I I07J 107J 1071 lOS Ut. Ntliu. Pvefd. Con. Ore.! I0S Do. De'rd. Do. 46*! Do. A's 40j; Gteat Western 144J' Great Central Pref. Ord .j 25 Do. Deferred Ordinary. 12} V2.; Hull and Rarnslev 61^; [.[ 62* r.ancashire*nd YorksUirej 130 mi» Loudon and Morth-Wstrn; 1?0 Loncio^i and Sonbii-Westrn; l?aj; ") T.aiioas)iire aiitl YorksUirej 130 j Loudon and Morth-Wstrn; 1?0 Loncio^i and Sonbii-Westrn; l?aj; ") Lon, & SMi. Wstrn. Defril.j 6J Metropolitan Cousolidated; 92*' Z 92 I>o. Land Stock 7S Do. District Ordinary .j 24 23J 23i Do. Pieferred 8i Midland Pre/erred Ord.J 77V Do. Deterred Ord. 7oJi North British Ord. Pref.j 81} Do. Ordinary J)c/erred. 37 37gj 375j 37* NorUi-Htialierii Ordinary 166} lb! 176| 176-i i^orth StatJorUohire 109 i^orth StatJorUohire j 109 j South-Eastern Ordiuary ..J 107} Do. Deferred — 68J 68$. 65i TcfY Vale Act, 1883 71 AMERICAN JRAUiWATtS Atchison 28^( 2& j 1 282 Do. Preference 71} 71J1 72 | 7iS Baltimore & Ohio Ord^„. 70V 71 70j Chicago, MiUvauicae 114gj 114| 114? Denver Ordiuary 19J Do Preferred 63} 63' 69 Brio Shares 11} 11^ Do. lat Preference 34 3431 35 Illinois Ceutm.1 119 ligi fioais and Nashville .— 73J 7i MiSBOUri, jinnnas, & Tasai 9-f 9j New York Central 133J New York Ontario 20} Norfolk Common .J 35 34j 311 Do. Prefereu-;#; 7/ I' North Pacific Common .1 49 483 > North J'acilicPief J 70J 71 Ponnsyivania Ordinary .j 65} Philadelphia aud Reading 8 £ 8 £ Do.First Preference 28i Southern Ky.CoinmouStcli 11} 116 Do. Preferred 5 Si .• Southern Ky.CoinmouStcli I ii 116 Do. Preferred 5 Si .• Soutliern Pacific.™ 35} 33i 33g Union Pacific 59i .a 59} Do. do. Preference 75* Wabash Preference 18 Do, general M rfcgaga.. Hi .»t 24 I OTHEli RAILWAYS. Canadian Pacific 89t| 89 Graml TrnnkOrdinary 6ft.| 63 Do.Guaranteed 9i-V; 93 Do. Prefecence 55^1 tlSi 87 874; 86* I 1)0. Second Preference. 56 6J,1 57 5ig Do Third Preference ..J 21J; 211 21^| 21" Mexican Oi'dJnary 19 10J 29 Do. First Preference. 82} 82 Do.Secoud Preference. 29 28} 29 CiombardajOrdinary 5^j Mexican Cntl. 4 p.c. Ponds 8l|j Do. i?irsb Income. 27 Buenos AyresGt.Southoru: 145 Buenos Ayrea aud Rosnrio 59 Central Argentine 10Z FOREIGN HTOCliS Argentine 188S 92 S2l 110. Vunding 93 1 ] 93 p.c. Sberiiig 63 Do. Is ( f l>o. Treasury 63* Do. Cecillias A.46* 40l, Do. Ceduias R 3g? Do. Cedilla? R 35,1 ].] Bneoos Ayres Ccdulas I. 5a j- .> .7 !■ Brazilian, 1889 62j Buigariau 6 p c, 1835 8i ™ C'liiiat), 1835 82 1 Do. is92 39 Chinese Silver liOuu 93j ™ Do. (j p.c. Goid 100} Do. 5 p.c. do „! 90 tM ™ Egyptian Unified? 101J Do 3} perCeut 99^; Dc otato Domain 104 ) Do D.,i.-a 1.ev 101i. Freuch 3}per Cens. Reutea; 102 Do.»s:3_ per Cent. Rentesj 99 )'* GerniRii .3 per O. 1891-2-3] 81i fi.1i Greek, I8813 35 Do. 1884^1 38 Guaiiemala TCiternal Cebtl 13 \[\ Hondurasg 4J: ..] Hungarian 4 p.c. Goicl 94* Italian 5 por (Jeno. jReutes! 9»3; Mexican 5 per Oeut 37}' Ottoman JJiMiic Si^res ll j Peru. Corp Ordiuary 2^1 Do. Pi;efec«iioe 9^; ™ "] jq Paraguay 1 19 Portuguese 3 per CenO 23}' ]\\ Russian 4 p.c. Cou 97^1 Spanish 4 per Ceut 70* 'V(jg' Turkish, 189! 97;! [" Do O ttomau Oeieaco 10l|i Do. 2nd Group 4-ij Do..3rdGroup 2t £ Do. 4th Group 22j Transvaal lioan 5 per C00U 103 Uruguay 3} per Gent. 43^ I .ïSit INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Arthur Guinnesi Ordiuary 549 Aitsopps Or<liuary 67* 66} Do. Deferred Ord. 3Si Anglo-American Tel. Oc t. 60} Do. <2o.J HO a^ratedT^ 15 CoatK'Ordinary 7 0 Consctb Iron ^9 — Cunard Steamship, £ 20 pd. 15} Direct Uuited StPatos Cable H Dubiin^Distiliera lOastmans { 2 KbbwVaie Sb. & I'u Co 1^ HudHon's Bay? 22j| Linotype Deterred 6< Lipton Ordinary 2rij National Telephone Nitrate Railway ^Ord Pears' Bo.ip Ordinary 1J ••• Feniitsuiar & Oriental Prf.j 13'i r Do. Deferred 1223} Salt Union Ordiuary 1} SuezCauai 1391 BOUTIl AFRICAN MINES Angelo 7g Balkis Land 3/9: Bautjes lj| Barnato Consolidated Bec-huaualaud hx. Bonanza 4^ British South Africa 3} j Buffelsdoorn i; Buluwayo Exploration 2j; Con. Gold Fields, Def 7^1 Crowureef 15\1. De Beers Diamouds 28jj, Durban-Roodepoorb. 51 East Rand 7Jsj Do. Extended 2?jij Fcrreiras 22 Gceloug 2? Gcldenliuis Deep I<>j! Globe and Phoenix 5§j 5l 6 Henderson Trust, Est 14 .„ Henry Nourse. 9 Johannesburgcous.lnvest 2J Jubilee 6^ Jumpers 5g Knights 6 Kierksdorp 2/3 IianRlaa^tie Katati ") Matabelo Gold Pveefa 62 Mouderiontein 10] Mozambique 2^ New Jagcrsfontein I65' Nigel 3i> Oceana Land „ liS Princess. ^"| — ••• Primrose !ri¡ :¡: ¡ ¡: i:i Rand Mines Randfontein Iteitfontein p — ••• Rhodesia Exploration 6^ Rhodesia Limited *5 Robinson Gold — balisburv .1- Sheba. Simmer and Jack £ 5 New South African Goid Trust b-< •- South African Gold Trust 6 Trai'svaul Gold 2i 2fa Wernmers 12} •••„ ••• Woihuter ••• AUSTRALIAN AFinancial Corp.Ord it n. do oIu. Pref. 2/J Associated Gold Mines 3j"e #>i Bayley 8 United 7/ 6/3 Broken Hill Prop 52 Golden Horseshoe New. 12 Great Boulder New 33. 31/6 Hampton Plains Hannau's Brownhill 5j^ Harman's Oroya — Ivanlioe New V? 92 Kalgnrli 5}J Lady Loch 8/ Lady Shentou Lake View Consols lJii Lake View South I I. Lou. West Australia Expr l'ij ,n Mount Malcolm 4/s! North Kalgurli — — Northern Territory J I'aringaConsols 8/9' Peak Hill 5 Sons of tvaiia 5 South Kalgurli WesfcA'stralianS'idFie'.ds .2>j Wentworth »j Lonu'nGlobeFiuauccNew 21/3, MISCELLANEOUS Anaconda 8JJ — Burma Ruby Sj ..i ••• »• Columoia I8.f=j "• •" ••• 11 Cape Copper Slines 6} ••• — — Haurakii'<6paid 1/^j Le lioi ,{j' i'A'" Do. No. 2 2^! 133 Mason and Barry ->a; — I Mysore Goid °i«| ••• — Mysore Gold Fields *'i1 — — Mount Lyeil .f|| "• Ooregum Ordinary Rio Tinto Copper S ,i Tharsis Copper »fi ••• ••• ■■■

LONDON MINING EXCHANGE fBSdHAKOR -rBIVEGIUPH CO."I xnT,i3aai«.] YESTERDAY'S CLOSING PRICES. SOOTH A Mil CAN MINES. Aufeio IK 7'f-Tiangiaa^te SV* 3M Do. Deep 25« ??i| Do. Block Ti Y% 1 Apex Mines 7^3: Do. Deep 2'i 3 Aurora W't U't'd lfa l^ Luipaards VJci, N 1541 Ban ties (New) Ij-A 4&á Barrett 8/0 5?4 5% Bonau^a 4 !%iMbi!der'fceinNew 10J4 11 Ruffelsdoorn 4«; Do, B Extension 3/* 3,^ City <fe Kuh. (New) 5% 5;'i N'ow Bultfon! eiu ■>% Champd'Or 1}a l !< New Primrose 4 W* Comet 3 3_«|Nif?el 3% ZH Con. Deep Level., l:*sl Do. Donp 35» l'>i Crown Reef 15 i" iS^lNth'Kanilfonteiu 2% Do. Deep l'W. 12 jNourse Deep S!4 5>i De Beers 28?« 28'^Poryes Jt'df'ut'n ife 1^4 Drletfentein 4% 5 Princeaa H4 l>a Durb'n-Roodep'te S'i 6 Raudfoutein. 3^ 3,'i ftatid 7fs 7'i Rand Afinos 41 41 Ferreirp,Zl!.¡ 22% Rietfontein New 1 15' Frencli Rand 2fa Itoso Deep 9 9'4 Geldenhuis r.. 6?4 6'i ilobius'n(55 SU) 9!g 'J?t Do. Deep 10 10'^ Do. Deep 4^ 4% G!eneairti lfa 2J13;Sali8bnry New 2% }3 Glen Deep 4% 4 ^jSheba 1 1% Goch (New) 2j'„.Slmruer Jt Jack. 6?^ Ginsbers (New). 2?» 3Jij Do. East 3}i Henry Nourse 8Ji 9J»j Do. West.«. 4/i fieriot (New) ..y.. 6% 7 jSteyn Estate 234 Jagerst'ontein .G^a 17 j'Cransvaal Go.'ii Jubilee 6% 6^ Atiallig Estdta 22^ Jumpsrs 5Vi 5^ 'Treasary 5}8 5 IX>- Deep 4?i 5 jUuit'd l.toodp'rte 3?« 3% (citI.) i Ryu New 3f« 3T78 Knight 5/i 6>i(Village Mainrccl 8^3 8)4 Knight's Central. 'iJi 3 jVogelsbrtiia l?i i J- ICnicht's Detp 3M 4 jWeirimer 12 12^ Lancaster 2;i 2Ji| Woihuter 4=i 4J, (Worcester 2;4 2% LAND AND EXPLORATION COMPANIES Alaska Treadwell 4% 5}4;Kaffle Cons. iS If¡, Aiifilo-Freneh Hx 3'„ 4 iAaRli'la'd Ageiiey Zy, 2J l ^lMatabele Gold.. G; 6% Barnato Consols 2m 2i 2)4 Char. B.S. Africa 33%\New African 2<3 2% Con.Goi'ftel'sDef 754 7?4 Oceaua Cons 1% Exploratio Co\lH 1;» Potchefstroom. 10/6 11/6 I G'JdTr'st&l'vest"6'-» (ifjjlRliodeiia Lim l^ 1^ Geelong 2{ £ 2^; Do. GoldQelds 21% Goera and Co. 2^ 2"^|Selukwe 2ft 2J-J Globe & Phoonix 5% SiirL'atiCoucosJions lf^ HendersonKst. lfg lfi'jTrannv'lG'ldFi'da 2 I'ri loliaiiiinslnirK United Rhodesia 54 Cons. Invest. 2-p, 21\!WilloaghbyC(>u 17:.í 1*4 l AUSTRALIAN AND INDIAN MINES Aladdin Lamp .(/1 ,¡"úady Shenton. IN As.'jo. Gold W, A. 3*jg 3>3{Lake View Conx. 13^ 13/g Bayley's United. 6/6 '/O^ake View South it ft Boulder Persev'celI 'A ll;i Loudon fc Wwi Britisb-W'stralianlDi 12% Au. Explor. 1ft 1}J Brookrnau's B'ld'r °i Do. *•' Gi'be Fin 21/0 22/0 Broken Hill Prop. 5'1/6 53/GIMollllb Lyell. n. Biirbaaks B Gifb.. i '(A lft „ „ H0. North 3ft 3A Chaffers 13/o 14/0 Mount Malcolm 4/0 6/0 Caampiou lieef 5% 5% Mount Morgau 5 5*4 Eureka fa Mysore õH 6:1. G'den H'se Shoe.11 „ 12% „ Goldfleido 3/6 4/6 ho1. ^luks 2A „ Beef 16/0 pd 3d 'Jd Gr t Boulder .„ 31/3 31/9 „ West J.Z 9/6 10,6 Do. Malu Reef.. 2yt 2% „ Wynaad. 9/0 1010 Hampton Plains 1 ^ortli Boulder li ?, Haunans B nHill 5^ Nundydroog 3A 3/^ Do. Oroya l^j 154 Ooreguin 3;i V/t ^r°Ps 6/0 6/6 Pret. 4)4 4% Do. Star..— iji, 1>4 Paringa Ooua 8/G 9/0 Ivauhoo New .10ft 10^ Peak,HiII <\y. by» Do. kouth. u-t 2 54 .Sous of Gw,%ii 45J4 #^UxrU*Vr A. Goid Fields 2ft 2/^ Do. North '}'«(VVaihi Gold 10ft 10tl Do. Soutll 4 4>ij JIISOSOFJ.ANEOUS Anaconda Copp'r 6% 8;Mason <c fBarry i34 4 Ashanti G'ldfi'ids2 > -C.'ijMouncain Copper 5% 5% Boston Copper ft NamajuaCopper 4fg iiriliiaut Block 11/6 12/6 Rio Tinto 58>i 09 Do. St. George 3f»3 3A „ Prefs 6;4 6>4 Burmata Ruby ti -x!RoadBlock 9d 1/3 Cape Copper 6 6%JSe. Jno. Del Rey I Y,, lfir Copiapo 3% q ¡Stra.tton'a.lDdep. 2ti. 2{-i Ooromandel: 6/6 7/6 jWWMU.ww'S DAILY STOCK AND SfJAHS LIST UPPTJKD BY MESSRS THACItBRAY & CO. Stock and Share Brokers. 3. Dock Chambers. Cardi RAILWAYS. P.iifi. r i Stock Barry Undivided 100 .203 212 Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Ord.100 103 110 „ Do. Deferred Ordinary .100 99 101 „ Brecon ifc Merthyr 100 5 10 Cardiff 4 p.c. P'f'd Ord 100 .105 J07 Great Wester .100 .144 115 London <fe North-Western.100 .)79 If-O Midlaud Pref. Cous. Ord .100 77 78 „ Do. Deferred Cons. Ordlfl) 76 77 10 Port Talbot Uy. and Doc!c3. 10 6 7,'i 10 li%v ijus. 103 StOCK l-.h,'lIlIwy .W<J .212 217 „ Do. 4 p.c. Preferred OrdlOO .i07 'OJ bo. Deferred Ord 100 III !22 Tail Vale Divided Stock 100 71 72 PREFERENTIAL Stock Alex Die. Ss Ry. t"2 p.c A Pf.100 III 113xd Do. do. 41 p.c. B 100 .103 105 Barry Ry. 5 p.c. 1st Pref 100 154 156 Do. iConsoiidn.ted 4 p.eJOO .123 12" I Brecon & ater 1st Pref.1861 100 80 85 Do. 2nd Praf. ISG2.100 5) 5 Cambrian,N,). 1, 4 n.c 100 50 60 D c,. 2, 4 p.c.100 2J 25 Great Western, 5 p.c 100 .)65 168 I 10 Port Taibot 4 p.c. 10 8T4 !j8xd I 10 lUlon. fz S. May 5 p.c. 10 8/4 9 Stock Riiyinuey 4 p.c. Conso'id 100 .124 126 Tail Vale 4 p.c. Cousoid 100 .123 125 GUARANTEED OR LU, ASNI) Aberdare 10 p.c 59 .153 157 Stock Great Western, 5 p.c. guar.100 167 170 „ Pelllrbh 5)4 p.c 100 .167 170 Vale of Gittinorgaii 100 .110 112 RAILWAY AND OTHER DBBBNTUUKS Stock Alex. Dock & Ry. 4 p.c 100 .116 119 „ Barry Railway 3 p.c 100 99 100 „ Brecon&Mercfh)vA4p.c 100 .10.5 IfSxd Do. B 4 1I.c.100. 81 93xd Cardiff Railway 3 p.c 1C0 95 95 „ Cambrian A 4 p.c 100 .119 121 Do. B 4 p.c 100 .103 10S Do. C 4 p.c 100 99 101 Do. 13 -4 p.c.. iiun. c(L)u.100 90 9. „ Great Western 4 (10.100 .135 133 Midland 2 per cent 100. 87 8j „ Mid-Wales A 4} £ pec cent.100 — i 17 122 II Nombli e-. Brecon lit 100 .105 110 Do. A 1 -100 .100 105 „ Do. A 2 100 57 62 Rhondda&Sw'nseaBay'lp.c.100 .111 114 Rhymney 4 ditto 100 .130 152 „ Tait'Vaie3 ,c 100 97 luO Vale of Glamorgan 5 ¡J.e 100 96 D3 BANKS. 50 Capital aud Counties 10 39 <0 60 London City Midland, 12f$. 50fa b. :i 10 London tit Provincial 5 'H'i 22^ 50 Lloyds 8 31,'•a iZij. 50 Metro, of Eugiaud & Witles 5 H 11 75 National Provincial .10 !:i. 53 5 60 Natioual Provincial 12 G1 62 40 North Ct tioittii 10 36 GAS, 10 Aberdare 10" 13 2Cxd Stock Bristol 5 p.c IOU .I2t;^ lViftxA „ cltrility A 10 per coild 26i Do. 1J 8 per cent —100 .181 189 Do. C 7 per ceut 100 .170 1ïô Do. D 5 percent 100 .121 125 Do. 4Ja P-c. Pref.Stock 100 .119 1¿0 Newport A 10 per cant 100 225 „ Do. 13 i;3 p.c Htk & ShslOO .1C4 16J Do. C7 per (:eltl IC!u .Ibi lo0 „ Hwaiisea Coiitf. b pur cent .100 .12J 122 Do. do. New;(189ii) .100 .120 1<:2 GAS AND AVATKR 10 Bridgend 10%xd 12 Pontypool (Max. 10 p.c.) 12 13Ji !F2Xd WATE U WORKS,! 23 Bristol 25 64 65xd 20 Do 20 4ii-3 ^isxd 10 Poufcypridd 10 per ct. Or(V.i(t 19la 20ji 10 Do. 7 p.c. do. 10 ];7 J4 BREWERIES 10 Buckleys 5'4 Cum. I're-pre.f 10 9% IOxd Stock Do. 4>i p.c 1st Mort Db 10 99 101 10 Hancocks p.c. Profd. Ordy. 10 11% 12% 10 do. Deferred Ordinary 10 13 ]3 10 10. 6 p.c .Pref 10 14 14Ji Stock do. 4 p.c.Deben. Stock 1.00 .105 10S 10 Nells Ordinary 10 9 10'4 10 do. 6 p,c. Pret. 10 1Oi 10M 10 lihondda Valley 5 p.c. Pref. 10 !J} 1014 Stock do. 4M Del). StocklOO .101 103 COAIJ AND IRON 19 Albion Steam Coluery 10 17 ]7 lOa Do. 5 p.c. Dev.. red.100 WI 103 10 Ctlnil)i:i.,ttt 001 Ord 10 JO; 11 J0 Do. G P.C. clnn I If. 10 .9 lojg 100 Do. 1% p.c. Dcb.lO<J 99 101 10 JD, Davia Sc Sons 10 12% 10 Do. 6 p.c. en Crtf 10 10 [C^ 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb., red.100 .101 J03 iiia Do. S p.c. B Db.( 1906) 100 .101 103 23 Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron,i^Coal 20 UY¡í 14)$ 5 Great Western Ordinarr 5 1 7xd 5 Do. S U .d 10 Insoles 6 P.G.CU i'ref 10 9 100 Do. 5 p.c. Deb3 100 .100 102 g International Coal 5 1% 7â ze 10 Lewis Merthyr 6 p.c. Col Pf 10 10% H 100 Do. 5 p.c. Ueb .100 .102 101 10 Lockets Merthyr Col Ord 30 13 J3j £ 10 Do. 6 p.c. Cil Prefg. 10 10 lO.1i 100 Do. a p.c. Debs 100 .102 194 100 Miller & Cory 5 p.c. Debs.100 .IQ0 102 10 Newport-Abeccarn 10 10Ji 10J4 10 D0.6 p.o Participating Pf '10 11% 5 Norths Navigation Colliery^S 'tja Ife 5 Do. 10 pc. Oil l'rcf. 5 E).¡, 9 10 I?eurikyi)ei: 10 99;a 10 Do. 5 bo 74, 10 .9) lCsd 100 PowellDuffryp 5 p.c. Dob.100 .Jt,) j:;5 25 Do. Ordinary .25 18 20 5 Do. 6 p.c.Prcl.- 5 5 5 '4. 5 JMiynuiey Iron 5 .50« 6d 5i3 6d 5 Do. New 2)4 credited 2J.Ji.45: 0(1 1Ss Od 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Dob ).100 .99 JU. 17 South Waies Colliery Ord. 17 11 12xd 3 Docu P'ticip't'glO p.cP/B 3 xl 3 Do. cu. P'ticip'c k do. Pf li l!g. 2}» « 3xd 1 Treclegt%r Iroii ki,,t Coal A. 14s 9s 9d IO3 3d S t) L, tc Do B. 100 76 78 MISCELLANEOUS. 1C Barry Graving Dock 10 19>4 20 pj Do. 5 p.c. Preference. 10 11% 12 1 Ben Evans aud Co. Ord. 1 .17 61 18161 d (Subject to Tf'oundors' Shares.> 1 Bland <& Co. 1 134 6 19s 6d 10 BI. and So. Walca Waggon 3 5f. JO Bute Dry Dock 10 15, 10 Cardilf Channel Dry Docks 10 9'4 joy, 10 Do. do. 5 pc Deb. 100 99 L'1 s-ook Cardiff Corporation 3J4 p.c. 100 .107 *11 10 CaruiTf Ice I1 12 i3J £ 5 Odifl & l'en'¡:t;h 'J'¡:J.UlW,tyS I 5U Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 -13 45xd 25 Cardiff Workmen's Cottage 25 'i0 12 English Crown Spelters 1 2% 20 Hill's Dry Dock IS 7 8;:d 10 Mercantile Pontoon Ord. 10 21^ 2thi 1 Miltord Docks 10 10 Mocdey Carney if 11 il/a It) Do. do 11 12 i3 00 Do. 4Ji p.c. D;I». U903) 103 .99 101 5 Moaa Erapiws ^Ord > 15 0% 5 [} t).c. 1; J. r1 r., 5 40 Mouutst-iartgDry Dk A &: B <0. ( til Sov/pt. Water XI Annuities (.i Stock Park Hall 4 p.c. Deb Stk 100.101 i ^3 50 Peuarth Shivbuiidma EO 2:.1 21 10 Provincial Tramways 10 o 6 10 Do. G per cent, t'vef. 10 OH. 0,4 10 Spiliers & Bakers Ordinary 9 1 i?a il/4 12 Do. 6 p.c. Prof. 10 12.'9 lisd I Stjauagha.n& StepiiensSlorcsl 7i 0 ( 3 Od 1 Do. de. P.C. Pref. IIs 611 Si,o .'k Swausea Hariiout 4 p.c. Sbk.109 .108 10 Weaver aud Co. Ord. 10 il/<> 10 Do. 6 p.c, Pref— 10 lu II 100 West.Mail 3J~ p.c. Ub i.'J03/20 100 .tl 13 10 Do. 5 p.c. cum l'ref. 10 b •' Pttf." when printed ia Italics. indic;itcs 6U > the Shares are Preferential as to Capital ivell Is Dividend UankRate raised front 3 to 4 n.c. 19bh July, 1:00,

SBLLJJRR.-50 Rhymney Iron New snares 30 Moss Empire 5 p.c. ilref Shares 30 J. Bland & Co. Shares, at 203 250 Tredegar Irou A Shares 10 Cardiff Channel Pref Shares 50 Strauagiians Pref Shares 30 <5: 20 Norths 10 p.c. Pref Shares £lO£;O Taff Vale 4 p c. Pref Stock, at 124 20 dc 10 Penrikyber Ord Share-, at 9h 20 & 5 D. Davis & Sous Ord Shares 100 Rhymnetf Iron Old Share. jMCu Vale of Glamorgan Stock 10 Pontypridd Water New Shares 100 Thoa. Owen Prof Shares 10 Bute Dry JJocK Shares £ 500 Tredegar H Stock, at 77 25 Cambrian Coliiary 6 p.c. Pref Shares I 30 Rliondda Valley Brew Pref Shares £ 500 Alexandra B Stock, at 10; 53 Strauaghau Ord Shares, at 7s 3d £ 500 & £ 142 Barry 1st 5 p.c. Pref Stock 5 Spiilers & Bakers 6 p.c. Pref, at 1 {$ 10 & 1 Morùey Carneys, i;10 pd—bid wtd BUYERS1 -7 Albion Colliery Shares, at 17 10 Leicester Emoire Shares iO VVestlakes Brewery Snares 30 Ebbw Vale Shares 50 Great Western Colliery B Shares &243 Taff Vale Dab Stock SO Lewis Merthyr Pref Shares, at 11 10 L., E.t& Glasgow Insurance Shares 10 Port Tatbot Pref Shares, lOt Jy' 30 Bland & Co. Shares, at 19s 6d 25 Lockets Col Pret Shares 40 D. Davis & Sons Pref Shares kiOQ Cardiff 1. Debenture Stock 10 Newport Abercaru Pref Shares £ 400 Cambrian Col Debentures 50 London & Prov Bank Snares £100 Barry 4 p.c. Preference Stock 20 Itisole,,4 llref Shares, at 9 £500 Lewis Merthyr Debs ;£500 Cardiff Gas U Stock £500 Swansea Ga3 Stock I £ 25L Barry Preferred Stock, at 109 TH ACRE HAY AND CO. CAJtlHH'F. 6 National 34 1059 E. t. LYDDON'AND CO., 2VBUTB-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHA^. M', CARDIFF. 1010 103 SBLr.WRS.-25 Tirpeutwys Coal Pref Shares, at 10^ 20 Ebbw Vale Shares 75 Rhymney Irou Old Shares, at 5is 3d £ 500 Barry i p.c. Pref Stock 5 Great Western Uol B Shs, at 7^ xd 30 Norths Ord Shares 25 Lockets Ord Shares 53 Middlesbrough Empire Shttres 30 D. Davis & Sola O-d Shares, at 12 j 4500 Taff Vale Stock 100 Ben Evans Ord £ n2Rhymuey Ry 4 p.c. Preference 15 Ferndale Gas Shares 50 Gaest Keen, par- ly paid, Pf, at 73 6dp 30 Norths Col Pref Shares 50 Guest Keen Ord Shares 5 Mordey Carney, £ 10 paid. Shares 5 & 2 Car ii'f Channel Pref Shares 50 Stranaghan ifc Srephens Ord, at 7s 6d 5 ss Demetian & Ordoviciau .£20 Shares 10 ss Canganian 8S Shares 1C & 7 London & Provincial Banks, at 22 BUYERS. £ 1000 Barry Deb Stool; Z500 Cambrian Colliery Debeutnre E10,3 Lockets Merthyr Col Debenture 20 Moss Empire Pref Shares £100 Bristol Corp. 3 p.C. Stock, at 99 £ 5C0 Rhymney Irou Debenture JE500 Milford Dock Debenture 25 Lockets Merthvr Col Pref 25 L wis Merthyr Pref at 107/8 £200 Cardiff Channel Debentures 5 London & Prov Bank Shares, at £ 217-4 FLEMING S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCK EXCHANGE, AND 1, DOOK OHAUBKR3, OA.KDUTF Tgr.%m,i:'Fietning. Uaritirf.' T'p's. Nat. 15ii. P.O. IS TflOS. i>\ i^EAliSON, STUCiiiiKOKElC 4. Dock Chambers (and StockExchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gfcdge, Cardilf. Telephones—National. No. 139; P.O. No. b2 1093 BUYERS. —20 Leicester Empires, £3 pthid Provincial Tramways Ord & Prefs £500 Cardiff Ry Debenture, at 92 22 Barry Graving Dock Ord, at 19% SELLERS.—10 Channel Dry Dock Ord & t Pref 7 Barry Graving Dock Ordinary ERNEST SULLY AND CO. ilS, BOTB-ST.A'STOCK EXCHANGE. QARDiFF Xc^sffBRs.iV T^cist.'VJL'elepUoneB 7. TUfcGKltTREN DUNN AND CO., 27. MOUNTSTUART SQUARE, CARDIFF, AND STOCK^EXCHANGE. 1101 T'Rrams—"TIIKDHSN. Nat No. 130, P;0 131 SELLERS.—Tredegar Iron A Shares 20 Penrikyber Ord Shares 10 Lockets Ord Shares 1 £ ltJ0 ss Craiglee 50 Rhymney Iron New Shares SO International Coal Shares BUYERS, -1 ss Llanover Share I 1 ss Ethel Radciilie Share £ 300 Seville & U.K. Debenture 1 Frederick Knight ss Co. Share 50 Norths Ord Shares Llangorse ss Co. Sliace, J. W. COUitTIS AND CO.. BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STKEET, AND I STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1106 Telegrams—"Stocks, Cardi IT." SELLERS. -2 Spiilers Ord Shares 35 Great Western Colliery B Shares Stranaghan oi Stephens Ord & Pref Slit 15 Rliondda & S. Bav Ry Pref Snares 25 Cd.mbri-.in Col Ord Shares 25 Swansea United Ordiiiary BUYERS. — Provincial Tramwav Ordinary 5 D. Davis ft SODS Pref Shares 5 Llaneily Gas B Shares 15 Leicester Knpire Ordinary E. B. SIMS DAVID, S'L'OOIv A. SUA It 111 BROKERS, 59. j\WUN'l'S'i'UAH'J'-H(.ÎI: STOCK liXCHAN(iE. BUTE DOCKS. CARDIFF. 1114 T'fZ'm- Shades." C'dtt. T'p'ues, P.O. No.51. Nat. 23S SELLERS.—50 Snillers Nephews Pref Shares, at V/» 2 Spiller? Prefs, at 12 i 2) S1 ranaghans Ord. at 7s 6d 15 Stranaghan Pr-ts, at 15s 20 Cambrian (iol Or i Shares, at n BUYERS. 3C We- tlake Brew ery Ord StJn, FIi CLIAITLES MASSY AND CO., 22, MOUNTSTUAltT-SQUARE, CARDIFF. 1126 SELLERS.— 550 Tredegar A Shares. at 10s 1 d 20 & 10 LocRcts Ord, at li% 20 Channel Dry Docks £ 20C0 Alexandra Dock 4 1.. p.c. Pref. 113 20 Cardilf Ice Shares, at 13 100 Rhymney Irou Old, at 52s BUYERS. 19 & 50 Channel Dry Dock Shares 20 Albiou Coal Shares, nh 16+4 PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SHAitJU BROKER, 113, Bute-rd., and Stock Exchange, Cardiff BU YEI4S. SO ithyniney iron New Shares, 45s 3d 10 & 5 Mercantile Pontoon Ord Shares 30 international Coal Shares, at 7ft 25 Norths Col Ord Shares. at 7fg 20 Penrikyber Col Ordinary 100 Tredegar Iron A. at 10s SELLERS.-50 Norths Col Ord Shares, at £ 7 39 £ i000 Penarth Macbo 'r 33-S p.c. Deb E31,0 Tr.ff Vale 3 p.c Deb Stock 100 Rhymney Iron New Shares, at 46s 50 International Coal Shares, at 7ft £ i?5 TalT Vale Pref Stock SO Ilhvmuey Irou Old Shares 1137 2v0 Tredegar Iron A Shs, at 10s 3d LIONEL E. TAYLOR & CO., 27. WEST BUTE-STREET,& STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. 1152 T grams "Seciribv, Card iff." 113.; Ni;t. 2;2 SELLERS. 50 Moss Empire Pref Shares 20 Albion Colliery S'a,res £5:)0 Buckleys Brewery B Deb 90 John Bland & Co. Shares 10 Mountstuart Dry Dock Shares, at 80 10 Moss Empire Ord Shares, at 9% BUYERS. -5JGucslj Keen Ord, at lis 6d prem 30 eieesi;er Empire Shares 10 D. Davis it Sons Pref Shares 100 John Bland & Co.'s Shares 4?!.oranbY Iron Shares W, G B LOW & CO., 53, MOUNTSTUART-SQUAIUC, & STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1181 T'graphic Add res -;—" Consols." T'ph'a P.O. 13.'Nut.300 SELLERS.— 10 Nells Breworv Prefs 10 Pr nee of Wales Dry Docks. at 10J4 Cambrian By Prefs & Debs 10 Barry G raving Dick Ord Shares,at 20 20 Channel Dry Dock Ord Shares.at 10 1 Straits of Menai. £ 50 paid, at 55 1 Chorley s., IL paid, at ? prom 50 Crosswells Brewery Ord, at 10 xd 1 Roath an Share, at 75 £!ro Tyneside Engine Co. Deb, at 90 100 Stranaghan & Stephens Ord, 7s 3d 1 Mary Thomas ss Share, at 02 £ 500 Seville & U.K. Dbs. at 105 40 Blackwood Gas & Water vhares £ 100 Lavertons, Ltd., Debenture BUS SSii. 23 Norths Col Ordinary, aii 7 50 Channel Dry Dock Pref. at 9 2 Llandriudod ss Shares, at 3% prem 2 Llauishen ijs Shares, at 2 prem 3 Wooda ss. £ 1 paid, Shares, at 3 pm 1 Paddington ss Share, at 113 1 Llauberis ss Share, at 52^ 1 Powis SK Snare, at <!7 JO Hftrry Gra,ving Dock Ord, at 19>4 Id Tredegar Dry Dock*, at 9 50 Mercantile Pontoon Pref, at 10V, GORDON CORY, 120, iUJTE-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1195 Telegrams :-—"Scrip Cardiff." Nat, F. S. TRAYES, 116, BUTE-ST., & STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. Telegrams Trayes. Telephones P.O., 38 Nat-. 324 SELLERS.—25 Cardilf Exchange Shares 50 Great Western Col a Shares 2') Ebbw Vale Shares, an l'i IS Buckleys Brewery 5 p-c. Prefs I 10 Hancocks Deferred Shares Barry Ry Deferred BUYERS. -100 Blauds, at 19s 6d Cardiff Channel Dry Dock Deb 30 Hills D. y Docks, at 7% Colliery Djbenture3 £ 5')0 Cardiff Ry Preferred 20 Hancocks Preferred, at 12 7401 FH E D. P H. 0 HJEN T, CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. 1086 Telegrams 'Roiiiont. Newport. SELLERS,—100 Eugii^h Crown Spelcer Shares 1000 Tredegar Iron A Shares, at 10s 3d 200 Evans S: Aliens Shares, at 5s 9d £ 1000 Guest Keen Dob Stock 100 Middlesbrough Empires £ iC00 G. ifc T. Spencers Brewery Dabs 50 Ehbw Vales,"at 14 £ 30Nowport Water Annuities :0 Blaenavon Gas & Water Shares 5 Lloyd ifc Yoraths 6 p.c. Pref, at 1CJ« 100 Guest Keen Ord <<: Pre" Sijares 10 Hills Dry DOCKS, at 3!i £2'},) Alexandra B Stock, at 10.t BuftRs. 30 Main Colliery, at 13% 50 Cwmbran Gas Shares 50 Provincial Tr.vinH, ;it 5.^ 20 Arnold Perrott Brew Pref, at 9% 4 J Spencers Brewery Pref 80 BeitCD Ferry Chemicals, at 30s 50 & Co., Newport, Sli3, at 9^ HENRY J. PI LLINGER CO., I,Affj; BETTON SAyCE^VAUGHAN. L- 00., ."STOCK A H) SHARE BROKIDRS, HIGH-STREET NEWPORT, MON. 1123 T'i)li's Nttt. 127, P.O..W3 BUYERS. Partridge ,J ()Ilc-:t.ll cl¡1,>:es lroo Jones Dickinson Prefs, at 19s 6d 100 Main Col Ordinary 30 Weavers New Pref, at 10] £ 100 Lewis Merthyr Prets SELLERS, -59, 20, & 10 International Coal Shares £ 1000 Alexandra Dock 11 1- j p.c. Prefs 100 Hhymuey Irou New. at ibs 9d 50 Khondda Valley Brewery Prefs £ 1C90 Cardiff Hy 3 p.c. Deb, at 94 50 Mordey Carney, i' i paid 50 Cwmbran & Poutnewydd Gas 10 ) Partridge- Jones Pre-)jrefs S. P. WILLS AND SON, SWANSEA, BUYERS.—Swansea Harbour 3-M p.c. Debs 1134 HIRAM H. S. JONES, SWANSEA. Stockbroker. T!grams—" Hiram," S'sea T'p u;in 290 BU YER.-Wea.ver & Co. Prff Share;, 1192 FRED. L. REEsi STOCK AND SUAREHKOKEJUJ VA U G H AN-STR E E T.jLLAM E LLY. Nat. Telephone No. 336. 1184 HUBERT CLARKE, STOCKBROKER, OLD BANK CHAMBERS, PONTYPRIDD. Telegrams, Shares," Pontypridd. 7991 Telephones. P.O., H National, 26. BUYERS. -ilonLypridd3pe. Guest Keen Ordiuary SF.LLERS.—10 Lockets Merthyr Ordinary Sale of Collieries, Industrial Undertakings, and Cominercial Properties negotiated. ""V

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. 19C0 1899 Inc. Dec. Taff Vale. 16928 16449. 479.. — Brecon aud Merthyr 19^2 1820.. 162. — London, Brighton, and SO 67956. 65264. 1092. — Barry (mclud'gV. of Glam.) 10804. 11146. 282. — Rhymney 5008. 4900. 10 — Khondda and Swausea Bay 1742. 17 L2. 20. — Cambrian 7015. 6510. 505. Port Talbot i0i5. — — Metropolitan 15032. ,69.30. 39J South-Easteru 9909; 2306. Great-Eastern 10v578. 103386. 3192. Metropolitan District. 6438.. 7909. ••• 971 Midland 227690.18591. 9096. ..102306. 121 Great Western 253760.222970. 10790

[ SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. Oct. 4 Fri. Oct. 5 Sat. Oct. 6 Port T me Tmei't'ine Hgt i'J."meiHyi. ib. m.jft.iu. h. in.'ft.lu.jto.m. :ft4i;. 7,43!29 2 5 34|32 0 Barry Cock 4^27 C j 29 11 f|j32 9 Newport { ^»;i 2^27 0 ^^29 7 | 32 5 (i III -5 5 3 J8 27 2j 4 ijf 7 Port Talbot.— -f^'l J 5^;26 6 2 3| g.9 0; 9

CARDIFF ji XOil A N (iE. BUTE DOCK8, Wednesday. There was a fairly good attendance on 'Change to-day, but the general tone of the market re- maiuetl much about the same. Very best de.erip- I d tious of coals aie pretty steady, bat second OkRS desariijtions and smalla are, if anything, a trifle easier. House coals are steadier owing to the advance of thd season. Coke and patent fael is in moderately good request. If anything there is a slightly better inqairy for pitwood. Other sections of the market rule qniet in sympathy. The following may be taken as the lateBt approximate Quotations Very best Cardiff steam coal, 278 to 28s good ordinaries, from 26a to 27s other sortv, from 25s; dry*, 23s 6d to 243 bci Monmonthshiies, 23s 6d to 24s 6d seconds, from 218 (Cardiff shipment) best bouse coals, 25s to 28s; seconds, from 23e; No. 6 lihondda large, 211; 6d to 22s 6d tbrongh- and-througb, 18.. 6d to 19s smalls, 158 6d to 16s 6d No. 2 Khondda large, 18s 6d to 19s 6d through-ana-through, 15m 6i to 16s 6d smalls, 12s Get to J3f!; special 3ruall steams, 14s to 155 good ordinaries, from 119 to 12:? other sorts, from 10s 6:1. Pateut fuel, 25? to 27s, according to braud. Above quotations are all f.o.b epsh in 30 days loss 21 pet cent. Pitwood, aboot 2h to 22s ex ship, Cardiff or Newport. Coke, 32s to 42s, according to requirement. Iron ore—iJealRnbio, 205 to 20s 6d, c.i.f., Cardiff or Newport, The freight market keeps much about the same. The following comprise the latest operations OUTWARD BOUND STEAMERS. Carchff to Havre Canal, 7a 9d (Tjjj/gl^nton), Permdje, 10b 3d iSQQ Ç9: Genom, !I-. 1 Genoa, 10s gel, 4,500 tons. Lisbon, 9s 4:,ct (Cassia). Lisbon, 9; (Cue. icon). Malta, 9s (Atimosa). S t. Naz'-»iro, 7Jfcs. S «ntos, 23- HonSeur, 8s. Port Said, lis 9d. Cape de Verds, 10i 3f1. 3700 tons. Algiers, 12ifc«. I Newport to St. lixicrix, 6i 9-3 (Ssa Sprny). I Swausea to Bordeaux, 9fcs. lionen, 9s 6:1 (Pandora). Pillau, 8, 6:.1 (Arendal;.

SWANSEA EXCHANGE. S W AN 8 K A, Wednesday. Tha following fixtures were completed here to-day Swaus?a to Belfast, 49 3d (Theory). Konflenr, 8s ( Juno).

L BALTIC JUPOLTS. LONDON. Wednesday. Freight Market.—Not quite so much demand from South Russian port-, but rates somewhat steadier. America and River Plate firm but inactive. Ore steady. FIXTURES—STE A MEKS. Smyrna. to Bristol, 17s, (Foyle), 2,600 tons 25th Octo- be 11 November. Novorossisk to Dunkerque, 16s (Starcross), 4,000 tons, prompt, Azoff, 19s, new charter (Ariadne), 2,600 tons, middle of October. Alexandria to Southamtpon and Bristol Channel, IGs (Elmdene), 2,500 tons, October. Danube, 19s, new charter (Trevarrack), 1st—10th November. Azoff, la, 6d any port, 19" Hamburg, 3,500 tons, 10th November. Grain Report. At the Baltic the tone of the. market for cargoes of wheat con- tinues very inanimate with a tendency against holders; in the absence of business it is difficult to point to values—steamers ■ new crop, Plate, February-March, sellers, 29.i 3d to 29s 6d; no bids. Maise quiet—21s 6d still asked Yellow Plate steamer afloat; 21s probably buy steamers mixed American for shipment. Barley quiet—prompt steamers 18s 9<1 obtainable ld more would probably buy. Oats featureless.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. Special telegrams from Lloyd's Agents.) A San Francisco cablegram states that the United States steamer Columbia has been in collisoin with a coaster. The damage is serious, about six plates being bent or broken and other damage. Repairs will require about 10 days. A New York cablegram states thftt the British schooner Leonard Parker has put in dismasted aad badly damaged about her decks and will repair. A Port Said telegram states that the British steamer Einir grounded in going through the canal and afterwards sank in the siding at kilometre 152. Her foropeak is fail of water. 'The passage is free, but traffic 1 ia delayed, steamers having to haul past the vessel. A later tele- gram states that her forehold is full of water and the mamhold partly. Discharge of the goods in the mainhoid has been commenced. Steam pumps have been sent for and divers have been engaged. A Gr;¡,vescnCi telegram states tho steamer Zeta, from Campana, collided on Wednesday morn- ing with the steamer Mcsaba, from New York, which was anchored off Rosht-rville. The former had port quarter damaged and the latter port bow damaged. Both proceed to dock. Attempts have been made to float the steamers Benedict and Red Cross, before reported ashore at Galveston during the late hurricane, and have been uns necessful. The steamer Skipsea has docked at Cardiff with plates damaged on the starboard siùc. The schooner Agnes, from Belfast for Glasgow, foundered off Carsewall on Tuesday evening. Crew saved. The steamer Rydal Hall, from Barry, has arrived at Aura after being ashore on Mokha Shoal. She jettisoned about 50 tons of cargo, but sustained no apparent ¡1é\.magc. The yacht Etona, of London, while moored off Brightlingsea, was fouled by the barge Theodosia, and sustained considerable damage forward. A Gibraltar telegram states* that the British steamer Saxon has arrived with feed pipe broken or out of order. The British steamer Taff, from Baltimore for Genoa, encountered a heavy gale on September 18th and had dsck swept, lost boats, and sustained other sundry slight damages. A Philadelphia cablegram states that the steamer Eagle Point, previously reported in collision with the steamer Biela, is very badly da.nag"d and must dock for survey and repairs. Temporary repairs are not possible. A Bahia telegram states that the British steamer Highland Prince, from London for Monte Video, has put in with sickness aboard aud two deaths, the lir-t officer and one passenger. The captain is sick, also the cook—and one passenger. She will proceed to Ilha Grande Advices have been received that the steamer Florence as boon lost in the river Niger. The steamer Calchfaen, from Gar-st-on for Sligo, with his put into Mnvillo with a leak in her combustion chamber. The steamer Easdale. whilst discharging her cargo of coal, had a bolt in her combustion chamber blow out. The steam trawler Stork has dry docked at Dundee with three stem plates (hti11aged through collision with Newhaven pier. A Calmar t states that the Swedish schooner Amanda and the Swedish barque Edward, from Oscarshamn for London, with wood, have been in collision. Both are ù:J,m}¡P;3d. Advices have been raceived by cablo from New I York stating Lhitt the steamer Orizaba ha.s stranded on an uncharted reef near St. Michael's. No parti- culars are known. The Senator has been sent to assist. Memo.—The steamer above referred to is supposed to belong to the Pacitic Coast Steamship Co of San Francisco. A Baibadoes cablegram states that the second officer and four men missing from the British barque Primera, which was abitndollcd on August 4th, have been picked up and brought into Barbadoes. A Leith telegram states that<BI.TvI. torpe-do boats Mermaid and Cynthia were in collision on Tuesday in the North Sea. Tho Cynthia has bows smashed and is i-r aking. The Morniaid has stari/oard quarter knocked in, &c. Both have arrived at Leith for repairs.

OVERDUE VESSEL. The following vessel not having been heard of sinco the date specilied is considered very much overdue, via ;— The Louise, of Bremen, which is reported to have via The Louise, of Bremen, which is reported to have sailed from Tampa for Yokohama on tho 2Sth Novem- ber last, and was spoken on the 8th December in la' 31 north, long. SO west.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. The Lizard, Wednesday.—Wind S. W., moderate. Weather fine, cloudy, clear. Sea smooth. Barometer 30*10, failing. Passed F.ast,—Caestrea, from Van- couver for Plymouth; .F. S. Ciampa, from Iquiqne a German barque which hoisted K.I1.P.V., wrong signals Anna M., from Moritc Video for Hamburg Yarkand, from Adelaide; steamers Hti. Paul from New York for Southampton Longbeaton Hannah M. Bell, from Pensacola for Rotterdam; one of Turner and Brightman's steamers Vane Tempest; Ramon de Larrinaga, from Galveston for New- castle Lizzie Millgatc fikcrrjvore, for Southamp- ton Rooksvood Ilarbury one of Messrs Hunting's ta.nk steamers. Passed West- t.(-r,,m tt-i Matthew Bedlington Hillgate H.M.S. Racer Ah"e ton Red Rose Rembrandt; BencJill; Weybridge Free Lance; Norma; Dartmeet; Fatpiiiis Ashforu Lavinia Speedwell.

SWANSEA B&.Y SIGNALLING STATION. Mumbles Lighthouse, Wednesday.—Wind N,, light. Weather clear and fine.^ SCit smooth. Passed East %rieri Volante, of Liverpool Brunswick, of Liverpool; Peter Harare, of Bergen; George, of Dublin; Duner-yen. of Bristol; Clio, of Bristol Emiiie. Passed West—3te»mer Adam Smith, of Ayr barque Anna Menotii, of Genoa. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Derwen arvd Barry 2nd Dordognc arvd Bordeaux 1st Ely lie left St. Nazsire for Bilbao 1st Rochefort left Dieppe for Cit-t ditf 2nd Merthyr arvd Bordeaux 2nd Portugalete arvd Bordeaux 2tici Treherbert left Newport for Barcelona 2nd Nethergate left Bremen for Taganrog 2ud Phoebe left Antwerp for Cardiff 2iid Flowergate arvd Bairy/rom Ipswich 3rd Mandalav left Constantinople for Danube 2nd Matthew Bedlington passed Gravesend for Barry 2ud Trongate passed Constantinople for Azoff 30th Chiverstone passed Gibraltar for Port Said 3rd Turquoise arvd Londonlerry 3rd Fro Lance passed Lizard 3rd Red Jacket arvd Belfast 3rd Cam rose arvd Naples 26th Henry Brand leaves Plymouth for Barry 4th Demetian left Memel 3rd Silurian left Windau 3rd CAR DIF.F-AHHI V ALS. Roath Dock, Oct. 3.-fngoldsby s?, 739. Brunhiide ss, 832. Ehremels ss, 3534, Hamburg, light. Snipe ss, 128. Sarah, 47. fLtfeu3 SS, 922. Normanton ss, 1600. Trevarrack ss, 1344. Bute East Dock, Oct. 3.-Hival. 47, Newport, light. Desterro ss, 1611, Antwerp, light. Upupa us, 498, Cork, general. Bllte West Dock, Oct. 3.-Ashford. ss, 186. Ghent, potatoes. Alert ss, 57, Sea, fish. Welsh Prince SR, 49, Burry Port, anthracite dnll. Flora Bell ss, 59, Bristol, barley. Islander ss, 112. Hull via Plymouth, flour. Slater, 77. Val do Travel's ss, 278, Swausea, light. Mario ss, 67, Arklow, light. Penarth Dock, Oct. 3.-Tiirosi,leg.,irth ss, 937, Liver- pool, light. Celeste ss, 409. Dartmouth, light. SAILINGS. Roftth Dock, Oct. 3.-Collivand es, Williams, Nantes. Cheniston ss, Paine, Demerara. Cameo ss. Clementine ss, Claco, Pirreus. Izaro ss, Larrabel, Grotistadt. Bute East Dock, Oct. 3.—Brothers, Markey, Sharp- ness. Ada Maria, Smith, Bristol. Bute West Dock, Oct. 3.—Gwynfaen ss, Evans, Portnant. Lovely Susan, Bosworth, Sharpness Superb. Webber, Newport. Arthur ss,, Brown, Dublin. Rubens. Powers, SIdeD. Falcon ss, Carnley, Roads. John Rees, Davics, Plymouth. Two Sisters, Lam:-y, Fremington. Precursenr, Tope, Waterford. Crown, Prouter, St. Servan Elvira Camino, Veale, Water- ford. Alice, Morcrette, Brest. Anna., Noblanc, Vannes. Camel SS, narston, London. Tamar, Hocking, Ply- mouth. Yvonne Valentine. Bireaux, St. Briens. Penarth Dock, Oct, 2.-Zeus ss, Rouen. Dalegarth 6S, Liverpool. Penarth Dock, Oct 3,-Caimbahu ss, Cronstadt- Stokeslev as. Honflenr. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Oct. 3. Malta, Dauntlesti ss, B, 1361, Haisman, De Mattos La Rociielle, Adour Sf;, F, C41, Nicolas, A. Capelle Leghorn, Blodwen ss, B, 19.1, W. &. C. T. Jones. Caen, Ashford HP, B. 127, MeiviUc, Evan Jones & Co. Barcelona, Jersey ss, B, 1025, Wills, Morel Ltd. Tonnay Charente, Pontypridd (Jfj, B, 989, Morel Le]. Rio Graude, Dssterro,2&c., Desterro ss, Ger, 1611, Schnltz, Corl- Bros. & Co., Ltil. Maranham, Duguay, Rus, 3'74, Wilhelmgon, Filleul Dieppe, Argus ss, B, 577, l'aterson, J. T. Duncan & Co. St. Nazaire, Hasiand ss, B, 1070, Powley, Thom.vS Batavia and Sourabuya, Teviotdale ss, D, 2537, Crooks, J. T. DUllcan & Co. Odessa. Tokio s i, B, 2481, J ones, John Bovey & Co. Spezzia, Sandfield ss, B, 1295, Cawse, G. H. Wills Havre, Btamfordham ss, B, 523, Harrison,Moore & Co. Cape Town, Avonia, B, 1629, Forwood & Moorhead Quiberon, Marie, F, 98. Pendu, Morel Ltd. Valencia, Brunhiide ss. Ger, 872, Junge, Erieger & Scbliemann Odessa, Georgian as. Grk, 15G9, S. G. Embiricos Treport, Val de Travers ss, B, 276, J. & C Harrison Aden, Norman ion ss, B, lhOO, Kay, G. S. Stowe & Son CLEARED-Oct. 3. Iquique, AJdergrove, B, 1900 coal Chantenay, Chantenay ss, F, 2400 coal Rio Janeiro, G odiva, B, 3100 coal Marseilles, Serbistan (late HarpendeD)S8, B, 4100 C9?,! Dieppe, Argus ss. B, 1450 coal Leghorn, Blodwen ss, B, 3500 coal Tonnay Charente, Pontypridd ss. B, 2000coal Barcelona, Jersey ss, H, 19: 0 coal Sierra Leone, Ethiopia HS. B, 2300 coal Quiberon, Marie, F, ISO coal Dakar, Lazzaro, ly, 1892 coal Swinemunde, Sardinero ss, Spn, 2700 coal Messina, Zichy ss, Aus, 20C0 coal Baltimore, Lord Londonderry bs, B, ballast Port Said, Trevessa ss, B, 490J coal Havre, Stamfordham sn, B, 1160 coal Treport, Val do Travers ss, B, 540 coal Marseilles, Fastnet Fio, B, 2900 coal St. Vincent, C.V., Ellamy ss, B, 3C00 coal, '0 general Malta, Dauntless ss, B, 3000 coal Spezzia, Newquay ss, H, 2500 coal Skien, Eidsiva, Nwy, 800 coal IMPOIiTS-Oct. 5. Ghent, Ashford ss, potatoes. WtJ), YctHig .8e&vAl«rfc aa. fish. N.ea.!e

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IN. NVPOR']'-ARP,,IVAT,S. Alexandra Dock, Oct. 3.-Ki1:riemoor RB, 2106, Man- chester, light. Tnndil ss, 1825. Dunkerqne, light. St Wan irjlle ss, 1191, Dunkerqae, light. Indiana SR. 1122, Hull, light. Surbitou ss, 425, Dartmouth, light. George Hc-aton ss, 1333, Rotterdam, light. Wilsterss, 1332, London, light. Old Dock, Oct. 3.—Victor, 141, Dublin, pitwood. River, Oct. 3.—Upupa ss, 498, Cork, <-eneral. Marion ss, 65, Bristol, light. Magpie Annie, 53, Cardiff, light. William Henry, 75. Newquay, sand. Emma aud Ellen, 77, Bristol, general. Povidones, 4a, Bristol, light. Ocean ss, 68. Bristol, li;;ht, F.A.M.E., 44, Cardiff, light. Bessie Clark, 43, Barry, light. Pilot, 69, Youchal, ballast. SAILINGS. Alexandra Doclc, Oci 3.—Peter H.wnve ss, Tonne- son, bw>:tnsca,. Abertawe sr;, Phillips, Bordeaux. Helen Lohden ss, Johnscn, Bilbao, St. Andrew ss, :f;¡cobsen, Antwerp. Treherbert ss, Gilbert, Baree- lona. River, Oct. 3.—Nettaam ss, Watte,. Bristol- Snipe ss, Davies, Cardiff. Emma and Ellen. Knight, Bristol, Marqnis of Bute ss, Bur-kney, Llaneily. Rival, Sims, Cardiff. Gazelle, James, Portishead. Happy Returu, Cockle. Bristol. Ocean ss, Windows, Bristol. I ENTERED OUTWARDS—Oct. 3. L'Orient, Coat Coal ss, F, 239, Partridge, Jones & Co, Genoa, Indiana ss, B, ±4X1, Kershaw, W. Blow Algiers. Wilster ss, B, 1352, Trechmanr, Carrick & Co. Mantes, Refugio ss>, B, 791, Lewis, Orders & Handford Algiers. Wilster ss, H, 1352, Trechmanr, Carrick & Co. Algiers. Wilster ss, B, 1352, Trechmanr, Carrick & Co. Mantes, Refugio ss>, B, 791, Lewis, Orders & Handford Lisboa or Oporto, Rapid ss, B, 656, Cory Sons & Co, CLEARED-Oct. 3. Civita Vecchia, Capua ss, B, 2300 coal Gibraltar, Cocent ss, I:, 250J coal Rooeoff, Regina, B, 145 coal IMPORTS—Cct. 3. Newquav, William Henry, sand Bristol, Emma and Ellen, general, R. 13rtrton & Son "Onblin, Victor, 150 pitwood Cork. Upupa ss, general, J. Maddock EXPORTS COASTWISE—Oct. 3. Wexford, Hannah, 136 coal Whitehaven, St. Kilda ss, 400 coke, T. Wilks dk Co. Dartmouth, Snrbiton ss, 960 coal, Collins & Co. Higbbridge, Jane, 55 wood sleepers Baiuicn, Dovey Belle, 150 coal, G. M. Humphreys Coartmacsherry, Harry Herbert, 205 coal Avonmouth, Ocean ss, 50 coal Avonmouth, Marion s 182 coal, Osborn & WalliB Bristol, Providence, 105 coal Padstow, Esther, 1GO coal Falmouth, Erimus ss, 230 coal Dublin, Tnotnas Edwin, 110 coal, Partridge, Jones Dublin, Beatrice S3, 900 coal, J. F. Thomas & Co. Bristol, Nethamas, 330 sheet iron Bristol, Emma and Ellen, tinplates, R. Burton & Son Bristol, Moderator ss, tinplates, U. Bnrton & Sou Bristol, Edith ss, general, It. Hw ion & Son Glasgow, Medway ss. general, H. Burton i: Son Cardiff, Snipe ss, tin, R. Burton & Son VALS. North Dock, Oct. 2.—Alouso ss, 807, London. light. Deanrgate ss, 70, Cardiff, light. Tyrant, 58, Pont l'Abbe, potatoes. South Dock, Oct. 2 — Harrington ss, 131, Newport, liht. Albertina ss, 419, Trouville, light. Ettrick Sf:, 465, Cardiff, general. Theraae Victor, 171, Arca- chon. pitwood. Prince oi Wales Dock, Oct. 2.-Neilio Wise ss, 626, London, light. Aetif as, 42S. Caen, light. Springbok flS, 650. Dieppe, light. Teelin Head ss, 1171, Cork, light. Tyria'ss, Ardaagorm sa, 1C35, Lisbon, iron ore. SAILINGS. North Dock, Oct. SS, Sutherland, London. Viking ss. Bennett, Dundalk. South Dock. Oct. 2. —G.M.B. ss. Hansen, Caen. Jason ss. Evans, Rouen. Collier ss, Davies, Avou- mouth. Vigilant s, Wade, Liverpool. Val de Tra- vers ss, Fife, Treport via Cardiff. Prince of Wales Dock, Oct. 2.—Lntece ss, Bains- nam, Rouen. Mauritius ss, Moppett, Bordeaux. Berri ss, Le Levern, Roueu. Juno ss, Simonscn, Rouen. (Amber ss, McVean, Londonderry. Ringkollcn ss, Borr.holdt, Cronstadt. Jersey City ss, Carey, New York. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Oct. 3. Mediterranean Ports, Tyria ss, B, 1383. T. It W. Mason Genoa, Aionso ss, B. 807, Rutherford. Marshall & Co. St. Valery SS, We-;tbnry Rd, B, 19'1, Hoppe)-, J. Bacon Valencia, Canganian ss, B: 705, Willi'ms, R. E James Havre, Marie Eugenie, F, 75, Migaard, Mollot & Co. CLEARED—Oct. o. New York, Jersev Citv ss, B. 300 general Hamburg, City of Belfast as, 13, 250 general, 450 coal St. Valery, Wesbtury ss, B, 380 coal Rouen, Saltwick ss, B. 2100 coal Genoa, Beaconsfield ss, n, ooo coal Sables. Ragusa ss, B, 1850 coal Jileuittrranean Ports, Tyria ss. H. 500 general IMPORTS—Oct. 3. Pont l'Abbe, Myosotis, 75 potatoes, C. Allen & Co. Lisbon, Ardangorm ss, 1950 iron ore, "Wright, Butler Bayonne, Notre Dame de Lourdes, 110 pitwood, W. Davies Arcaclion, Therese Victor, 250 pitwoocl, W. Davies Bordeaux, Emiiie ss, S00 pitwood i Liverpool, Tyria ss, 11 casks zinc ashes, T. R. W, Mason Ji Co. Liverpool, Vigilant S5, general. W. R. Morgan Glasgow via Cardiff, Ettrick ss, general, M. Jones Dublin, George as, general. Tucker & Co. Manchester via Bristol, Volante S3, general, Whit- tingham & Co. EXPORTS COASTWISE—Oct. 3. Dnndalk, Leelite ss, 350 coal, D. Nicol; 15 bankers, J. E. Fisher Liverpool, Vigilant ss, general, W. R. Morgan Glasgow via Belfast, Ettrick ss, general. M, Jones Milford, Ilesto ss, 40 bunkers, R. E. James Hull, &c., Princess Thyra ss, general, Tucker & Co. Cork. Derwent ss, 320 COli I: Main Co. Newry, liostrevor ss. 320 coal, Vivian & Sons 15 ban- kers, Shepherd & Co. Wexford, Wave, 130 coal, Gwaencaegurwen Co. Manchester, Volante ss, general, Whiitingham & Co.

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B E:FCHAMS PILLS JgEECHAM'S PILLS* -11 For it weak stomach, impaired digestion, and iLU disorders of the liver they Oct like "MAGIC," and -i ey. doses will be found to work woaders upon the mosl mportant organs of the human machine. Thej strengtheu the whole muscular system, restore thi appetite, and arouse into action the WllúJC physIcal energy of tho human frame. These are "FACTS" testified continually by members of all classes ot society, and one of ths best guarantees to fcbe ner«- vous and debilitated is JgEECHAM'S PILLS. B PILLS. •■gEECHAM'S. PILLS Have the Largest Sale of any Patent Medicine in tlx World. VOIit. DIRECTIONS ARE GIVEN wrTH EACH BOX. Prepared only and sold wholesale and retail by tht Proprietor T. BEECHAM, Chemist, St. Helen's, Lais cashire, and sold by q,ll Druggists and Patent Miedi cine Dealers every where. 1 In Boxeg.ds H/;d, and 2s 9d each 6319 TfflHE DE REES BILL POSTING ANI! JL ADVERTISING CpMPANY, LIMITED. PROPRIETORS of 150 of tile LARGEST STATIONS NEWPORT PONTYPGOL, fUSCA, EASTERN an* -VESTERN VALLEYS. TERMS ON APPLIACTION. I I1R] DOE fJRWI'Olt'l' 10(9 milE CARMARTHEN BILL-POSTINC 8 COMPANY. BRIDGE-STREET, CARMARTHEN, l)ill-postins and Advertising in all its Brancher throughouu tho Counties of Carmarthen, mbroke, and Cardigan. 1127 R M JAS^ES. ;>r».nacrer Printed and Published by the Proprietors, DAVID DUNCAN & SONS, at 105, St. Mary-street and Westgate-street, in tiie to wa of CardiS, iCtha couBty of clammea. i

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