... ;SI1PPING INTELLIGENCE. LOCAL CHARTERING TRANSACSIONS. D CARDIFF. EXCHANGE, Saturday. s. The following include the latest fixtures P. reported':- L Outward-Steamers. Cardiff to Port Said, t1s. 3d. (Fabian). Lisbon, 6s. 91'. (Rhyl). M Malta, 8s. 6d., net (Duneric). Si Malta, 9s. (Kalthe). LI , Rouen, 6s. 6d. (Millicent). ti Ghent, 5s. 7id., 1,500 tons. ( ,, Madeira, 7g. 3d.; option Las Palmas,v ...

... . ASU LI :. - [Lloyd's Telegrams.J e Victoria.-Manila telegraphs: Steamer Vic- toria, previously, reported spoken with e shaft broken, has arrived in tow: Newholm.-Key West cables: British steamer o Newholim, Baltimore for Tampico. went s ashore, but was afterwards got off- with assistance, and proceeded. Fortusna.-Aferida cables: Norwegian steamer e Fortrna is ashore on Alacranes: assistance ...

... A S. . 1 - vei ce RHONDDA 'VALLEY. Sal ad The monthly meeting of tile No. I District es (Rhondda) of the South Wral esMiners' Federa. w~i Abraham. ('Mcsbon), II.P., wrote that he Was lfl 311 'sich and sore, arid wvas very weak. ~J li thi in possibly could.' he would go to the Cardiff Le, Miners' Federation meetings next week,'as ,h IC he conference was an important one. A vote of 'we [ly ...

... la Bank Rate--5 per cent., fired November 30, 1899. Fr Cardiff Account Days-January 12 and 26, 1900. Mc Cl' W [WY THE F7ONtCIAT. EDITOr,. Ir CARDIFF. Saturday. UX A good tone continues to prevail on the -p; local Stock -Market. For the last day of the Sb weck there has been a fair amount of busi- ra ness transacted to-day, and there appears a stronger disposition onl thc part of investors I to ...

... uiry i no your swer per- ply. only to rice; will lane if a Un- try pro- 1,54' 1,731 1,67( 3,991 1,811 1,74,1 1,020 the liug 1,161 1,511 1,85 ,415 1.131 1,655 .,705 .175 ,627 ,83E ,0177 y. on 'hot by aind has ,ere Lere lea. enis the 30*5, 5d ; 1ls, Is ; Ids to to [Is, all :il to a- ye, 16. Ila rt. vly ler a ;t. l7 ~ig at a ?? to LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. - LIVERPOOL. -Saturday..-. - Bacon: ...

... S-IlPPIN4G INTELLlGxENCE. LOCAL CHARTERING TRANSACTIONS. CARDIFF_. IIEXCHANGE, Monday. The following include the latest fixtures reported:-. .wOutward-Steamers. Cardiff to Naples, 9s 3d (Sir Garnet Wolseley) Caen, 7s (Burnock) 7 Gibraltar, 7s 6d (Silurian) Genoa, 8s 9d (Esemplare)I Marseilles, 11f Constantinople, los 9d, 2,600 tons Malta, 9Is. Venice, lis Depots, 4s 10id (Zeus) I Venice, lis ...

... NEW ORK PRICIES. ,; .! ' , . ?? C. .a :, 5, . I . r Reuter's Telegram.1 *NEW YORK, Monday. Oil to-day's Stock Market s arp 6linesjtook I place ea-rlydin the day in sympathy with weaki- of flees in LonIordoiliad also on arbitrage houses 115 selling', but prices rallied on the cessation of et seling, -and. also on~ a reported Beer repulse iO ?? The dose waxs dull1, hut firm, geand: generally at ...

... HIGH PRICE OF COAXIZ.' in - .AU -UE AND EFFEFICT.. re To the Editor of the Western Mail.' 1 ?? Sir-In the letter which you were good LI enough to: insert on Saturday I ventured to It say that: the present high price of coal was ot due. ,nnt to an abnormal, demand, butto a ot Isnminished sneply, and I indicatedthe.cause *of that diminution. m I have been -looking through the revenue to ...

... LONDON METAL MARKET. i; -LONDON, Monday. Copper opened at a decline of Ss per ton; j: and ruled easy during the early session. Sales, 1 600 tons-for cash and January. dates at £69 i 3s 9d, £69 2s 6d, £69 5s, £69 Ss 9d, February I £69 10s, £69 7s 6d, £69 OsIand three months i £69, closing £69 3a 9d cash and £69 threer months. The shipments from Baltimore ande New York for last week wore advised ...

... a. THE HIGH PRtICE OF, COAL. N ise -Si5 The monthly meeting of the Cardiff Corpio- v; ration was held at the Town-hall on Monday,e ueunder the Presidency of the mayor,(Mr. S. A.6 o 05Brain). 'Its MIr. Jenkins said, in view of the extraordinary aprice of coal, he should like to -ask whether it was net a-fact that the clinker which was heing C ig, put'into the Cathlays Park contained a larg~_ a' ...

... CORN AVERLGES.; Statemont-sehowinF the quandtities sold and is average price of British corn, per quarter of Ic eight hbuilels, Imperial measure, as received iv from the inspectors afid officers of Excise in iE the week ending Januhrv 6, 1900. pursuant to a d the Corni Re'urns Act;'1882:- '2 :: iaatitie. Sold. Averae Prico Qrs. LBs. r. d. . .h.eat . ?? 40 86 0 ?? 2 ,; . ' i ?? 65,347 :4 25 7 c ...

... ~. .E SOUTH; WALES T'ADE 0.0:0FRE PORTS.if- . * ?? tCARDIFF.. I i ?? . . EXOHANGE, Monday; : 'Change was well attended this morning, andl pl a. firm tone. charaeterisrid all departmedltts of 1n the coal trade. Best and-secolid class steams se vwere a shade easier,-but thle dry coal markett se was: as firm- as ever. Small steaim coals were a in. lbrisk demand, and teere was adaverage ' iquiry ...