Share List of Engineering, Electrical, Iron and Steel, and other Companies. The following is a comprehensive list of Companies in the industries covered by "Page's Weekly," in which shares business is being currently transacted. Additions will be made from time to time as occasion requires. We desire it to be understood that while our Share List will generally be found correct, we do not hold ourselves responsible for any loss or inconvenience that may arise from possible inaccuracies. Consols: March 1st. STOCK EXCHANGE SETTLING DAYS.-Settling days on the Stock Exchange are as follows:- 1.-ENGINEERING, IRON, AND STEEL COMPANIES. Present Present Amount Subscribed. 11,270 6d. 6/ 5 4% 3 24 Kynoch, Ltd. 1,500,000 5 2/100 4% Do. 44% Do. and Co., Ltd. 13 3 100 102-104 Babcock and Wilcox, Ltd., Ord. 1 7 d. Do. 6% Cum. Pref. 1 20,000 5 3/ Baker (Joseph) and Sons, Ltd., 6% Do. 1st Mt. 41% Deb. Stk. Red. 6gd. Baldwins, Ltd., 54% Cum. Pref. 5 2/6 Bayliss, Jones and Bayliss, Ltd., 5% Cum. Pref. Shares Beardmore (Wm.) & Co., Ltd., 41% 1st Mt. Debs., Red., Scrip 50% pd Bell Brothers, Ltd., 6% Cum. Pref. Do 4% Deb. Stock, Red. Beyer, Peacock and Co., Ltd., Ord. 54% Cum Pref. 41% Red. Deb. Stock 1,629,760 1 6d. Bolckow, Vaughan and Co., Ltd., O. 750,000 1 2/6 5% Stk 50,000 5 3/ 1 1 £75,000 41% 4% 20,000 5 3/ 100 Do. šõaa šače aaš 5 97-100 43- 5 1 Do. 54% Cum. Pref. 5 3/6-4/27 31 73,062 2/ Do. New Nos. 1-1,160,000 15/- 11 £330,000 5% 7d. Do. 5% Mort. Deb., Red. Richardsons, Westgarth & Co., Ltd., 6% Cum. Pf. 66 -102 5 450,000 1 1/6 70,000 £250,000 Stk 5 2/6 £400,000 Stk 2/6 Delta Metal, Ltd. Shares 3 d. Dorman, Long & Co., Ltd. 7 d. 12/ 12/20,250 10 8/5,000 10 5% 196,748 Stk 4% Do. 4% 1st Mort. Perp. Deb. Stk. 100 Dunlop (James) & Co., Ltd., Ord... Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron & Coal Co., Clayton & Shuttleworth, Ltd., Ord. 100 4% 5% Do. 6% Cum. Pref. 10 161-16 91 94 1st Charge 5% Debs.. Red 511 £125,240 Stk 85,000 10 4% 1/9000.. 10 12 -121 1 21.000 10,000 5% 3/ Do. 5% Cum. Pref. Nos. 9001/15000 10 93-97 3 8 1/6 Do. 74% Cum. Pref. 3 18-42 5% Galloways, Ltd., 5% Cum. Pref. Do. 10 7% Do. 7% Cum. Pref. 4% 1st Mort. Deb Red.. Greenwood & Batley, Ltd., Ord. 1 10% Guest, Keen & Nettlefolds, Ltd. Ord. Do. 4% Irred. Mort. Deb.Stk 100 1 6 7 Do. 5% Cum. Pref. Do. 5 3/- 47,500 10 7% 28.001 85,000 18.000 Hall (J. & E.), Ltd. 6% Cum. Pref... Do. 5% Trust Mort. Deb. Do. Richardson, Lim. Ord. 500,000 1 71d. 4% Perp. Deb. Stock 100 76 78 10 164-171 10 - - 1 18- 1 10 94 10 81 313 97 981 95 97 6d. Alliance Elec. Co., Ltd. 5% Cum. Pf. 73d. Aron Elec. Meter Ltd., 6% Cum. Pf. Bell's Asbestos Co., Ltd. Do. 6% Cum. Pref. 2 Do. Do. 44% Do. 41% 1st Mort. Deb. Stk. Rd. 100 British Thomson-Houston Co., Ltd., 43% 1st Mort. Deb. Stk. Red... British Westinghouse Electric and Manufac. Co., Ltd., 8% Pref... Do. 4% Mort. Deb, Stk. Red... 100 Brush Elec. Enging. Co.,Ltd., Ord.. 6% Pref. 44% Perp. 1st Deb. Stk.. Do. 44% Perp. 2nd Deb. Stk. Callender's Cable& Constn.Ltd.Ord. Do. 5 % Cum. Pref. 51 52 5-51* 101-104 * 480,000 £200,000 Stk 5% £220,000 100 6% 5 102,268 3/£350,000 Stk 41% 6d. 40,000 1 5 2/6 Buenos Ayres Elec. Trams Co. (1901) 100 101-103 21-23 86 88 60,000 £200,000 8tk 41% 1/6 Do. 44% 1st Mort.Deb. Stk.Red. 100 Crompton & Co., Ltd... 5% 1st Mort. Reg. Debs. 100 105-107 52,000 5 10/ Dick, Kerr & Co., Ltd., Ord. 8/ Do. 6d. 6% Cum. Pref. Doulton & Co., Ltd., 5% Cum. Pref. 41% Deb. Stock, Red. 5% Ferranti, Ltd., 5% 1st Mort. Deb. Stock, Red... £100,000 Stk (25,000 10 5/£200,000 Stk 4% 35,000 5 5/35,000 5 2/3 £50,000 Stk 44% 50,000 10 5/ Gen. Elect. Co. (1900), Ltd., 5% Do. 4% 1st. Mt. Deb. Stk.. Red. 100 41% Mt. Deb. Stk. Red. 100 India Rubber, Gutta Percha & Telegraph Works Co., Ltd., Scott (Ernest) & Mountain, Ld.,Ord. 12/- Telegraph Construction and Main 1/7 Electric Construction Co., Ltd. Do. 7% Cumulative Pref. 4% Do. 4% Perp. 1st Mt. Deb. Stk. 7/6 Evered and Co., Ltd... "A" Shares Nos.01-017,139 Do. 4% Deb. Stock Red. Do. 5% Second Deb. Stk. Red. 5% Cum. Pref. Do. 4% 1st Mort. Deb. Stk. Red. 100 Madras Electric Trams (1904), Ltd., 5% Deb. Stock, Red. Metropolitan Elec. Trams, Ltd., I 1 154-1 3190 , Def. 105 -107 1-18 105-108 500,000 1 Stk £350,000 5 50,000 5% Cum. Pref... 1 24,500 24,500 £220,000 10 10 Stk Do. Do. 2/93 North Metropolitan Tramways Do. 34% Mort. Debs. 100 5% Perth Electric Trams, Ltd. (W.A.) 5% 1st Mort. Deb. Stock, Red.. 100 10/- Potteries Elec.Traction Co., Ld.,Or. 5/5% Cum. Pref. 47% 44% Deb.Stk.,Red. 100 IV. ELECTRIC LIGHTING AND POWER. s Co.. 94 9 99 -10 106-10 13 101 -10 104-10 103 111 5- 5 110-112 7,500 7,500 5 2/ Bromley (Kent) Elec. Lt. & Pr. Co.Ld Stk 41% Do. do. 4% 1st Deb. 8tk. Red. 100 27,507 5 4/6 Brompton&Kensington Elec.Supply Co., Ltd. Ord. 5 3/6 3/ Stk 4% 70,000 5 4/ 4% 80,000 5 2/3 £350,000 Stk 44,486 5 2/3 £150,000 Stk 44% 70,595 10 5/40,000 10 6/ Do. 7% Cum. Pref. Shares.. Calcutta Elec. Sup. Cor. Ltd., Ord.. Central Elec. Sup.Co., Ltd., 4% Gus. Deb. Stk. Charing Cross & Strand Elec. Sup. Corp., Ltd., Ord... Do. Do. 555 100 105 do. 44% Cum. Pref... do. 4% Deb. Stk. Red. 100 Chelsea Elec. Sply. Co., Ltd., Ord. Do. do. 41% Deb. Stk., Red 100 City of London ELLghtg.Co., Ld.,O. 6% Cum. Pref. -- 52 101 -10 62 103 12 Do. 13 5% Deb. Stk., Red 41% 2nd Deb. Stk., Red 100 4/- County of London Elec. Supply Co., 108 61 6 106 86 94 71 100-1 £300,000 Stk 40,000 10 30,000 10 6/£400,000 8tk 44% 70,000 5 2/6 70,000 5 8/£300,000 Stk 41% £80,000 Stk 5% 10,000 5 2/£50,000 Stk. 44% 15,000 10 13,000 5 £50,000 Stk Ltd., Ord. ing Corp, Ltd., 6% Cum. Pref. 5/- Kensington and Knightsbridge Electric Lighting Co., Ltd., Ord. .. Stocks and Shares marked * are quoted ex-dividend. 60,000 5 3/ £371,895 Stk 4% 100,000 10 9/76,121 5 2/3 220,000 Stk 10/ 250,000 Stk £250,000 10,852 10 6/ 4% 16,500 5 2/6 4% Kensington and Knightsbridge Elec- Do. 4% 1st Mort.Db.Stk., Red. 100 Do. 4% 1st Mort.Db.Sk., Red. 100 102-104 3 2 Western Telegraph Co., Ltd. 10 101-108 13- 14 Do. Do. 5% Debs., 2nd Series, 1906 100 4% Deb. Stock, Red. 100 101 -103 100-102 VI. SHIPPING COMPANIES. 5 100 64- 62 98 -100 32,500 10 5/6 Anchor Line (Henderson Bros.), Ltd., 5% Cum. Pref. £325,000 Stk 41% £672,900 Stk 44% 5 8- - 9 98-100 40, 000 10 5/6 5 23. 100 83 5 31 87 41-4 83a. 50,000 5 2/6 30,000 5 2/6 50,000 1 £100,000 Stk 41% £200,000 Stk 110,000 5 6/6 28,151 5 2/6 & Power Co., Ltd. Ord.' Do. 7% Cum. Pref. Do. 44% 1st Deb. Stock Red. Urban Electric Supply Co., Ltd., O. Do. 5% Cum Pref. Do. 44% 1st Mort.Deb.Stk. Red Westminster Elec. Supply Corp. Ltd., Ord.. Do. 5% Cum. Pref. V.-TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE COMPANIES. 1 1 £600,000 Stk 44% £750,000 Stk 43% 60,000 20 16/40,000 20 8/£464,430 Stk 41% - 51 1,200,000 25,328 .. 1 71 36,758 8 £150,000 Stk 55,000 5 40,000 5 2/9 £200,000 Stk 42% 141,500 10 6d. Furness, Withy & Co., Ltd., Ord... 1 11 4/7 Gen.Steam Navigation Co., Ld.,Ord. 73 41 4/93 4% 1/3 Do. 4% 1st Mort. Deb. Stk. Red. 100 Houlder Line, Ltd., Ord. Do. 5% Cum. Pref. 5/ Do. 4% 1st Mt. Deb. Stk. Red. 100 Leyland (Fredk.), & Co.. (1900),Ltd., 5% Cum. Pref. £1,160,000 Stk 5% Peninsular and Oriental Steam Nav. Co., 5% Cum. Pref. do. Deferred 100 126 -129 218-221 30/ 39,075 5 2/6 Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. Ord.. Shaw, Savill & Albion, Ltd., 5% Cum. "A" Pref.. Co., Ltd., Ord.. 44% Cum. Pref... 10 8 10 4% Debenture Stk., Red. 100 9- 101 99-101 100 121- 121 44,000 5 3/$15,000,000 $100 Chili Telephone Co., Ltd. 5 61- 62 $2 Commercial Cable Co., Capital Stk. $100 170-190 VII.-MISCELLANEOUS COMPANIES. 10 10 16 174 5 13 8ğ Present Amount 5 172- 81 Subscribed. 50 20 100-102% 11-11 99-101 99-101* Subsidy).. 25 100-102% 66,463-250 Do. 1 Do. 3 % Pref. Do. 4% do. 73d. Oriental Telephone & Elec. Co.,Ltd. Do. 6% Cum. Pref. 4% Pacific & European Tel. 4% Guar. £2,000,000 £1,836,814 150,000 £58.700 Last Divi 17,000 72.680 £1,983,333 12/6 Indo-Eurolean Tele. Co., Ltd. 73d. Monte Video Telephone Co.,Ltd.,O. 6% National Telephone Co., Ltd., Pref. 100 25 dend. 1 18 108-109 34% Deb. Stk., Red. 100 51 96 98 5 £689,593 4% 179,813 8,739 10 10,000 30,111 10 6/ Do. Do. 4 81- 83 10 7 3/6 1/3 5% 6d. 7 d. 20/ 9d. Metropolitan Amalgamated Rail.Carriage & Wagon, Ld., 1-784,808 Do. Cum. A Pref. 5% 1-164,288 Do. Cum. B Pref. 6% 1-235,000 10 Midland Rail,-Car. & Wagon, La., 7201 1 23/6-24/6 1 28/3-28,9 19-20 1-20,000 Stocks and Shares marked are quoted ex-dividend. 1-10,000 Second Issue 1-8,739.. Cum. Pref. 6% 1-10,000.. 7/- Gloucester Rail.-Car & Wagon, Ld., A, 1-29,861 & 49,751-50,000 Do. B, 29,862-49,750, 50,001-75,000 Lancashire Wagon, Ord. PRICES CURRENT OF COAL, IRON, STEEL, AND OTHER METALS. MANUFACTURERS' AND MERCHANTS' QUOTATIONS. MARKET REPORT. Wednesday, February 8th, 1905. COPPER has been weaker, although on balance quotations show little alteration. There has been practically no change in the statistical position, but less sanguine views of the future of the metal are prevalent, it being argued that the advance in price during the past three months has gone a long way to discount the good position. Messrs. Merton and Co.'s circular does not reflect this view. It is pointed out that consumers here as well as abroad have again been buying for immediate requirements, with the result that in metal for early delivery the market is rather short. The position is one where the task of predicting the future course of quotations is a difficult one, but an advance in the price of the metal appears probable. Tin has been an active market. With scarcity in New York there has been some good American buying of prompt metal, with the result that quotations advanced to an extent which checked buying orders. A break in the market followed, but was to some extent stayed by the satisfactory statistics. The price receded again yesterday. Lead has exhibited few features of interest. At the beginning of the week there was a tendency to firmness owing to the absorption of spot parcels, but quotations eased off when consumers had satisfied their immediate requirements. The closing prices are £12 12s. 6d. foreign and £12 178. 6d. English. The market for Spelter is a shade easier, the result of slower inquiries, but the labour trouble in Silesia is regarded as a bull point and a recovery appears imminent. In the Iron and Steel section, the speculative markets in London and Glasgow have been active but prices have receded on balance, operators being in a realising mood. Poor shipments and the growing stocks in public stores have been the main causes of speculative sales. The reports from trade centres are not however unsatisfactory. At Barrow there are indications of a revival in the hematite trade, and Glasgow reports the steel trade more active on the revival in shipbuilding. At Birmingham the tone is steady, and Sheffield correspondents, while reporting continued inactivity in iron, give a good account of the heavy steel trade. Coal shows an improved tone, more satisfactory reports coming to hand from both Cardiff and Newcastle. |