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Cargo Fleet Iron Co., Ltd.

Registered in 1883

Warning: This is not intended to be an exhaustive history of the company, but an indication of the changes of ownership and the links between companies and directors in those companies. The company may own other properties etc. and there may have been other changes of ownership etc. for which we currently do not have details.


1882

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Ormesby  Middlesbrough  W. Walker  —  —  


1883

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Liverton  Saltburn  W. Walker  35  —  
Normanby  Middlesbro'  W. Walker  124  —  
Ormesby  Middlesbro'  W. Walker  78  —  
 

 
 237 0  
 
 
 237  
 
 


1885

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Liverton  Saltburn  W. Walker, jun.  —  —  
Normanby  Middlesbro'  W. Walker, jun.  —  —  
Ormesby  Middlesbro'  W. Walker, jun.  —  —  


1887

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Liverton  Saltburn  W. Walker  —  —  
Normanby  Middlesbro'  W. Walker  —  —  
Ormesby  Middlesbro'  W. Walker  —  —  


1888

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Liverton  Saltburn  W. Walker  —  —  
Normanby  Middlesbro'  W. Walker  —  —  
Ormesby  Middlesbro'  W. Walker  —  —  


1894

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Liverton  Saltburn  W. Walker  130  76  
Normanby  Middlesbrough  W. Walker  78  33  
Waterfall  Guisborough  John Cowie  31  33  
 

 
 239 142  
 
 
 381  
 
 


1896

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Liverton  Saltburn  H. Walker  135  72  
Mickleton (Limestone)  Mickleton  T. Hornby  70  —  
Normanby  Middlesbrough  W. Walker  49  11  
Waterfall  Guisborough  John Cowie  21  36  
 

 
 275 119  
 
 
 394  
 
 


1897

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Cargo Fleet  Cargo Fleet    3  24  
Mickleton (Limestone)  Mickleton    74  —  
 

 
 77 24  
 
 
 101  
 
 


1899

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Liverton  Loftus  H. Walker  148  79  
Waterfall  Guisborough    22  28  
 

 
 170 107  
 
 
 277  
 
 


1900

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Liverton  Loftus  H. Walker  140  90  
Waterfall  Guisborough    27  29  
 

 
 167 119  
 
 
 286  
 
 


1902

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Liverton  Loftus    7  80  Standing


1905

Company Details

Registered Office: Stockton-on-Tees
Source: The Times Newspaper

Company Directors

Chairman: Furness, Christopher, Sir
Managing Director: Bagley, Charles John
Directors: Barwick, John Storey
 Burton, Joseph James
 Furness, Stephen William
 Pease, Edward Lloyd
 Rogerson, John Edwin
 Scott, Walter
 Stobart, James
 Swann, Frederick Henry, Colonel
 Talbot, Benjamin
Secretary: Sladdon, Arthur
Source: The Times Newspaper

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Cargo Fleet  Cargo Fleet    —  —  Not worked
Liverton  Loftus, R.S.O.  George A. Burton  352  175  
Mickleton (Limestone)  Mickleton    28  —  
 

 
 380 175  
 
 
 555  
 
 


1910

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Liverton  Loftus, R.S.O.  A. Varty  313  129  


1915

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Arngill  Woodland  J. J. C. Allison  —  —  
Cow Close  Woodland  J. J. C. Allison  11  2  
Crake Scar  Woodland  J. J. C. Allison  53  19  
Liverton  Loftus  A. Varty  199  107  
Woodland  Woodland  J. J. C. Allison  298  124  
 

 
 561 252  
 
 
 813  
 
 


1921

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Arngill  Woodland  C. A. Hood  —  —  Abandoned
Crake Scar  Woodland  C. A. Hood  17  3  
Liverton  Loftus  F. M. Robinson  193  100  
Woodland  Woodland  C. A. Hood  384  110  
 

 
 594 213  
 
 
 807  
 
 


1923

Collieries/Mines Owned

Employees
Name of Mine  Locality  Manager  Under Above
 ground  ground
Liverton  Loftus  F. M. Robinson  8  15  Abandoned
Woodland  Woodland    4  —  
 

 
 12 15  
 
 
 27  
 
 


1924

Company Details

Registered Office: Cargo Fleet Iron Works, Middlesbrough
Source: Mining Manual & Mining Year Book for 1924

Company Directors

Chairman: Furness, Rt. Hon. Viscount
Deputy Chairman: Rogerson, J. E., Capt. , D.L., J.P.
Managing Director: Talbot, B., J.P.
Directors: Ballard, H.
 Barwick, G. S.
 Furness, T.
 James, J. E.
 Pease, E. L.
Secretary: Caddick, W. A.
Source: Mining Manual & Mining Year Book for 1924

Company Notes

Registered – January 29, 1883, and owns works comprising three blast furnaces, coke ovens, bye-products recovery plant, finishing mills, steel works and freehold land, total area about 198 acres, situate near South Bank Station, Middlesbrough, on the south aide of the River Tees. A large interest in the share capital of the Wingate Coal Co., Ltd., has been acquired.

Capital – £1,000,000, in shares of £1 each; all the shares are issued and fully paid.

Debentures – £246,500 four and half percent. first mortgage in bonds of £100 each, balance outstanding of £500,000, £370,000 of which were offered for public subscription in May, 1905, at 92 per cent.; they were issued to bearer, but may be registered at any time; the Weardale Steel Coal and Coke Co., Ltd., guarantee the interest and the redemption of £12,500 yearly, commencing January 1, 1907, until all are redeemed at £105 per cent. by drawings or by purchase in the open market for cancelment at or under the same price; in addition to redemption or purchase of £12,500 annually, the company, out of profits remaining in any year after payment of a dividend of 6 per cent, for such year upon shares, carries to a special fund an amount not exceeding in any one year £12,500, to he applied in further redemption or purchase; the company may pay off all at £105 on six months notice at any time.

£500,000 six per cent. A debenture in bonds of £10 each were offered to shareholders for subscription at par in April, 1907, redeemable at 5 per cent, premium after January 1, 1925, or by purchase at or below that price before that date; £3,500 have been redeemed, leaving £496,500 outstanding. Interest is payable January 1 and July 1.

Dividends – 1904-5, 5 per cent.; 1905-6, 5 per cent.; 1906-7 to 1912-13, nil; 1913-14, 2½ per cent.; 1914-15, 5 per cent.; 1915-16, 5 per cent.; 1916-17, 5 per cent.; 1917-18, 5 per cent.; 1918-19, 5 per cent.; 1919-20, 5 per cent.; 1920-21, 5 per cent. psid December 31, 1921; 1921-22, nil; 1922-23, nil.

Accounts – For two years ended September 30, 1923, submitted in Middlesbrough November 28, 1923, there was a profit of £191,961, making with balance forward a sum of £344,806; debenture interest absorbed £82,156, and £60,000 was written off depreciation, leaving £202,650 carried forward: cash £58, 878, Government securities £50,216, debtors £226,466, stock in trade £230,855, works, plant and invested in connected companies £2,010,225; creditors £373,743. Reserve £150,000. Provision for renewals, re-linings and deferred repairs £97,028.

The shares and debentures are quoted in the Official List. Transfer form common; fee, 2s. 6d. Voting power, one vote for each share. Latest price, ord. 15s. 4½d ; debs., £4 7/8.

Source: Mining Manual & Mining Year Book for 1924


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