South Wales Daily News

MOVEMENTS OF SOUTH WALES VESSELS. North Devon ss left Lisbon Monday, for Bilbao, all well. Portugalette 83 left St Nuzaire Sunday,for Bilbao. Colstrup ss arvd Sables Saturday. Dowlais ss arvd La Rocheils Saturday. Alliance ss left Bilbao Saturday, for Cardiff. Vulture sa left Bordeaux Monday, for Cardiff. Mavis ss was expected to leave Bilbao Monday, for Cardiff. Rosebud ss arvd Bochefort Saturday. Kose ss left Malta Saturday, for Falmouth, for orders. L E Charlewood ss arvdStNazaire Saturday,from Cardiff. Gabalva ss rvd Gibraltar Friday, from Cardiff. Somorrostro ss left Bilbao Saturday, for Cardiff. Campanii ss passed St Ives Monday, from Bilbao for Newport. A Stro g ss left Constantinople Monday, for Odessa. Exce.sior ss arvd Naples Saturday, from Newport. Lady Havelock ss arvd Southampton, after a quick run of 35 hours, from Penaith. Coqnet SR arvd Dunkerque Sunday, from Azof. Louise sa left Rouen Sunday, for Newport. St Fagans ss left Nicolaieff Monday, for Malta, for orders. Galatz ss left Dunkerque Sunday, for Malt. Potomac ss left Liverpool Sunday, for Cardiff. W in Symington ss left Liverpool Monday, for Cardiff. W R Rickett ss left Gibraltar for Pomeron. LATEST ARRIVALS IN PENARTH ROADS. CARDIFF, Monday.—Irishman, 212, ore H 0 Frederick, 537, timber; Ularsing. 95, ore; Olato, 157. ballast; Koodoo, 182, ballast; Jonadab, 69, ballast; Bessie Arnold, 113, light; Enfield, 84, ballast; Burnicrosee, 65, ballast Pomona, 69, barley. CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. RoATH BASIN-Dec. 1. Burns & Bessie, 86, Canal, light Win Banks ss, 459, Havre, light Arethusa ss, 1180, Liverpool, light Lord Houghton as, 497, Rouen, light Clytie ss, 463, London, light Westbourne ss, 1274, Liverpool, light Blanche ss, 338, Dieppe, light Nancy, 178, Waterford, ballast lid & Emily, 73, Highbridge, light EAST Builg DOCK-Dee. 1. Wapiti, 260, Newport, ballast Anianachss, 545, Glasgow, Wlast Jas Harris ss, 577, Dublin, light Wiih, 136, Barrow, 221 iron ore, Rhymney Co Starlight, 82, Duddon, 146 iron ore, Khvmney Co Cha.se, 98, Duddon, 180 iron ore, Rhymney Co Mary & Martha, 90, Duddon, 152 iron ore, Rhymney Co Countess of Devon, 232, Plymouth, ballast P G Blanchard, 1316, Sharpness, ballast Vectis ss, 615, London, light Alexander H ss. 507. Stettin, 540 potatoes, Shapland Kjartan, 340. Bilba •, 350 iron ore, Jones, Heard & Ingram Enllimore ss, 130, Dublin, light Ann & Elizabeth, 81, Duddon, 138 iron ore, Rhymney Co Native Pearl, 192, Belfast, 300 iron ore, Rhymney Co Albatross, 25, Bristol, 96 burnt ore, G S Stowe No:-a Cain, 93, Duddon, 18t iron ore, Rbynmey Co Cornwall s-, 567, Havre, light Rhine ss, 683, London, light Atlas, 57, Bridgwater, light Ris'ianglys s, 777, Antwerp, light Hornet ss. 322, Glasgow, light Hettie Marie, 185, Bridgwater, ballast Boadicca, 71, Bridgwater, ballast WEST BUTB DocK-Dec. 1. Jeune Mnrie, 184, Poole, ballast Buyonnaise, 141, St Servan, ballast Daitss. 99, Bridgwater, light Jos Celestine, 111, Gloucester, light Marie Joseph, 79, Gloucester, light Roland ss, 372, Stettin, 11,581 sacks potatoes, Callaghan Estefetbe, 91, Auray, 132 pit wood, order Friendship, 51, Dublin, 61 pltwood, Begg & Co Heather Belle, 58, Dublin, 874 barrels barley, Spiller&Co Adela, 18'), Dublin, ballast Henry Alleu so 138, Dartmouth, light Looe, 42, Minehead, light Dart, B4, Waterford, ballast Jno Gibson, 91, Bristol, 100 sacks beans, 400 wheat, 797 har!ey, Tucker Bros Asteroid, 77, Strangford, ballast Atalanta, 71, Blidgwater, 550 sacks wheat, Spiller & Co Jeune Louise, 97, Auray, 138 pitwood, order Gioire, 99, Auray, 127, pitwood, order PENARTH DOCK—Dec. 1. Floss ss, 1037, Liverpool, light Mourino s, 1014, London, light Norah ss. 955, London, light Bcn Voirlich J-S, 983, Bordeaux, light Stephensoo ss, 865, Bristol, light Statira ss, 732, London, licht George, 42, Bristol, light Express ss, 19D, Hayle, light Olavea-ja as, 431, Newport, light C H Turnbul.1, 153, Greenock, 270 gas coal, H Bowen New Design, 49, Dublin, 41 salt cake. 29 bleaching pow- der, Evans & Owen Ellen Dawson, 78, Kinsale, ballast ENTERED OUTWARDS—Dec. 1. Malta, Mourino ss, B, 1014, Bromley, Stallybrass Balmer Havre, Cornwall ss, B, 567, Morgan, Short"& Dunn Havre, Wm Banks ss, B, 459, Langlois, Gueret Tarragona, Clytie ss, B, 463, Brown, Cloake Malta, Statira 88, B, 732, Egglesfield, Harrison, Moore Alicante, Ardanach ss, lJ, 545, Sterry. Harrison, Moore Valencia, Hornet 8, B, 3'22, Black, Anuing Port Said, Floss ss, B, 1097, Thompson, Cory Bros Leghorn, Rhino ss, 603, Foulston, Anning Genoa, Morgan Richards as, B, 618, Roanin, Cory Bros Genoa, Helnistedt, B, 1012, Pyne, Ropner & Co Havre, Vectis as, B, 615, Tayior, Harrison Bros & Moore Constantinople, Rishanglys ss, B, 777, Milburn, Pyman, Watson & Co Palermo, Norah, B, 955, Forth, C 0 Younlr & Christies favona, Stephensona, B, 865, Mumford, Turnbull Bros Aden, Ben Voirhch as, B, 913, Leinster, Earl & Co Smyrna, Hetty Mary, B, 185, Davies, Thomas & Davies St Nazaire, James Harris as, B, 577, Johnston, Edwards Demerara, Wapiti. US, 265, Peters, Jones, Heard Dieppe, Lorl Houghton ss, B, 497, Woodhead, Gueret Rio Janeiro, P G Blanchard, US, 1316, Mclntyre, Harri- son Bros & Moore St Servan, Bayonnaise, F, 14' Kennace, Corv Bros Dieppe, Blanche ss, F, 377, Massoni, Gueret Rangoon, Etha Rickmers, Ger, 1008, Rehm, Downing Bergen, B Bjornson ss, Nwv, 401, Morisen, Cory Bros CLEARED—Dec. 1. Batavia, County of Bute, B, 1400 coal, Bocande Monte Video, Carmarthenshire, B, 2020 coal, Cory Bros Alicante, Ardauach, B, 850 coal, Ronnfeldt & Co Havre, Vectis 88, B, 1150 coal, Gueret Havre, Wm Banks ss, B, 950 coal, Tinel & Co Cienfuegos, Ocean Express. B, 740 coal, Cory Bros Aden, Wolviston ss, B, 1900 coal, J Burness & Sons Havre, Cornwall ss, B, 1050 coal, D Davis & Sons Barcelona, AIne Holme ss, B, 1400 coal, Cory Bros St Nazaire, James Harris, B, 1050 coal, Coffin & Co Alexandria, Ravenhill, B, 1455 coal, Glamorgan Co Valencia, Hornet s-, B, 2< 0 coal. 250 p fuel, Davis, Fry Dieppe, Lord Houphtou ss, B, 850 coal, Gueret Burletta, Jeanne MUle, F, 260 coal, 3 coke, Davis, Fry Dieppe, Blanche ss, F, 550oal, Gueret Rangoon, Paul Rickmers, Ger, 1750 coal, Davis & Sons Bayonne, Amalie, Nwy, 21S coal, Jo. es, Heard & Ingram Bergen, B Bjornson ss, Nwy 60) coal, Cory Bros Correction-Cl -Mred Nov. 29. Havre, Prudhoe Castle &q, B, 1000 coal, Thomas & Griffiths I SWANSEA. ENTERED OLTW ARDS-Dcc. 1. Caen. Uganda ss, B, 1S8, I towey, W Howell Cape Town, Anne Beal, B. 328, Morgan, W H Tucker Port Nolloth, Tiicna, B, JtJ3, George, Richardson & Co Caen, Edward, B, 92, Ellis, vies & Reei Valencia, Sauunto ss, Spn, 624, Cano, Poinjfdestre St Malo, Marie, F, 93, Perrot, Poing iestrc & Mesnier Dakar, Palestine. B, 233, Williams, Pnillips & Rees Bilbao, Ann k Marv, B, 18">, Evans, Phillip; k Rees Nantes, Emma, B. 77. HODGSON, EnrisLt & Co CLEARED-Dec. 1. Hamburg, Malaga iis. B, 000 coal, T Davies & Co Cienfueffos, Adieu, Nwy, 396, Cory Bros & Co Caen, Uganda ss, B, 350 coal, H H Vivian St Malo, Mistletoe, B, 110 coal, Livingston & Co Caen, Edward, B, 170 coal, J Glasbrook Carrizal, Cwmdonkin, 500 coke, 250 bricks, 20 cement, Burgess & Co IMPORTS-Dec. 1. Carr.zal, Capricorn, 530 copper regulus, H Bath & Son Bordeaux, Amy ss, 720 pitwood, J Strick & Son NEWPORT. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Dec. 1. Martinique, Atlas. F, 18), Voisis, Stonehouse & Co Seville, Dairymaid. B, 155, Donnell, Jones Heard & Co Bilbao, Alcide, F, 160, Ertrand, Jones, Heard k Co Brest, Emma, F, 86, Corre, Jones, Heard & Co L'Oricnt, Noely Leontine, F, 126, Jan, Stonehouse & Co Hennebont, Le Bonne Union, F, 105, Coffornic.Stonehouaa CLEARED—Dee. 1. Guadaloupe, Jeanne D'Arc, F, 395 coal, Jones, Heard Bayonne, Aimable Celeste, F, 235 coal, Jones; Heud Brest, Emma, F, 115 coal, T Beynon k Co BIPORTS-Dec. 1. Bilbao, Mardy so, 901 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co LLANELLY. CLEARED-Dec. 1. Workington, J H Barrow, B, 230 coal, Owen, Thomas Dundalk, Wild Pigeon, B, 100 coal, GwLun-cae-Gurwen Dublin, Sapphire, B, 270 coal, Norton & Co IMPORTS—Dec. 1. Fredrichatadt, Heimdal, 19,928 flooring boards, B Howell NEATH. CLEARED-Dec. 1. Warren point, Robert Brown, B, 200 coal, Dynevor Co Portreath, Lynx fl, B, 20) coal. Dyuevor Coal Co Portreath, Ogmore sag, 165 coal, Glyncorrwg Co Treport, Emma Louise, B, 150 coal, Dynevor Coal Co Avonmoutb, Moderator ss, B, 75 tinplates, D Morris FT Co M&riD9, CoTD^lio, F, 100 eo%l, Dynevor COAI CO Marans, Conudie, F, 100 eml, Dynevor Coal Co

The Dublin Corporation has elected Mr E. D. Grey, MJP., as Lord Mayor for 1880. An American Evangelist lias been oommitted 1 for trial at Southamytou 'nr lib^Jimr a brother jtvwmreugt. I 1 » I I I

NOTES ON AGRICULTURE. j lHY A PRACTICAL FARMER.] OSJM —: COBN. BIRMINGHAM, Monday.—Since the further de- cline of Is per quarter, on Monday, in the value of English wheat, the trade has been dull all round, without any material change. As I am down here, at the Christmas Fat Stock Show, I have not been able to collect my usual budget of Saturday's news and advices but as we are appa- rently in another period of stagnation, this will not be of much importance to my readers. T MEAT, Similar remarks apply to this department. Trade in the fat stock markets, has, however, been firmer for all good qualities, but very slow for inferior sorts. In the Metropolitan Meat Mar- ket, on Thursday, the trade was very heavy, some of which was due to the foggy weather, but more to heavy supplies of foreign meat, and tIe way thin mutton is being pressed in'o the market. IF AT STOCK SHOWS. The authorities of these useful and interesting exhibitions are at length making another move in TIIEJ right direction. Not many years ago more than half the fat animals were over-fed, and so p itchy that they were almost useless as animal food. That practice has been nearly knocked on the head by public criticism. Now the Birming- ham have limited the aire OF oxen to 4 years and 6 months. Smaller authorities, too, are being vigilant. The female shorthorn, which Ii mentioned last week as having been champion here two years ago, and in London last December, •• as again disqualified at Oak- ham on Thursday last. Here she could only ap- pear as extra stock, and she has only been awarded the first prize of in her class, two inferior animals only being in competition with her, I term this animal a female shorthorn, because the point in dispute is that she is not a heifer because she is four years nine months old, she is not eligible to compete as a cow because she lias never had a calf. It certainly seems a reasonable view that an animal can only qualify herself to enter in a cluss for cows by having a calf and giving milk. To a-imit a barren animal at such an age would certainly seem to be a GRUAT injustice to owners of cows that have bred and given milk. The jnd.aing at Birmingham to-day has been excellent r.s a whole. The awards have generally been given to good practical auimal", that are in good Christmas con lition, both for butchers and consumers. The main exception to th's discretion was in regard to the champion Hereford, which was a four-year old cow that has just qualified by having a live calf that lived a short time. But she has been so stuffed from the time of her birth that there was no chance of her being a successful breeder, while she is now so fat and flabby that if her joints be cooked as they are they will be un- eatable unless it be by people who have appetite like Esquimaux, who CAN consume any amount of seal'or whale oil. And even if her outside fat were flayed off, as fat hogs are cut up, then her lean would be so ingrained with fat that it would be next to imi ossible to make it relishable to any taste excepting that of a well-practised chav, bicon. For my part, I can eat as large a propor- tion of fat as most folks, so I am not writing under the influence of any fastidiousness of taste. But I know what this fat costs to produce, and I know also what the public generally will buy. I have not the comp rative weights of this Hereford cow to-day and at this time last December, 1:>u I shall have next week. I will, however, take the similar animal—the shorthorn female above referred to— as an example of the cost. Last year she U eighed 18 cwt. 3 qrs, 8 lbs. live weight. Yesterday s-he weighel 19 cwt. 0 qrs. 9 lbs. Thus she has gained Wlbs. in the 12 months. Now as a friend has just put this matter to me, her keep has cost over 10s per U eek but, say she has eaten food of the value of £26, and allowing that she h s increased nothing in offal, every pound of lat produced—for her leau has undoubtedly GRO'.VN less—has cost LVS. That simple realisation of facts speaks for itself. And does any one need any argument to convince him that the system of keeping ripe animals over to a next year's show is as wasteful as it is child- ishly senseless? Agricultural fat stock shows will surely henceforth have this discredit to prevented by the authorities p ohibiting prize animals of one Clnistmas being eligible for com- petition in the following December. I cannot possibly enter into any details to-day, but my time will be mote at my disposal next Saturday, when I will give thf more interesting comparative weights of the stock, their compara- tive qualities, and so on. I may now say, however, the BirminghamShow was never better, and the classes of young cattle never so good, during the 20 years that I have been a regular attendant. The champion honour of the whole snow, altera close competition with a Scotch cow, has been won by a young shorthorn steer that wag bred and fed in Scotland. This steer is two years and five months old, and his live weight is 15c A t Oqrs 211bs. The sheep are of less interest than usual; but the pigs are excellent in some of the pens of Berk- shires ai d other large breeds. The roots and potatoes are wonderful for the season. But then these are grown over such a large and varied area of country, that it would be a bad look-out indeed if a few selections for show could not be made among the many sgricultural and horticultural members of the Bingley Hall Exhibition Society. There is the usual extraordinary show of poultry.

THEFT OF A CHILI) BY A YOUNG WOMAN. A female, describing herself A* Lady Mande Herbert, was charged at Portsmouth police-court, on Monday, with stealing a child. The child was cent to school at two o'clock, on Sunday after- noon, and at 11 o'clock was found in the custody of prisoner, who persistently asserted that the jwvenile \» as her offspring. S e described I erself as Lady Maude Heibert, and produced letters pur- porting to come frem persons of the highest distinction. The authenticity of the?e letters was doubted, and for this and other reasons the prisoner was remanded.

DEATH OFTBURIJLAK. On Saturday afternoon, as the foremonof Me 8rs Harvey, Cockburn, and Co., <ii .nimd merchants and wholesale jewellers, Wilton-road, Pimlico, was going his iounds at two o'clock, after the workmen had left, he noticed, on entering a dis- used outbuilding, that the sm >11 window which ligi ted it was blocked up. On examining the cause he found the body of a man implied on the railings outside, and in an advanced stage of de- composition. About eight days ago an attempt was made on the premises by burglars, and it would seem that the man whose body was found must have fallen from an adjoining building on the spikes. Several housebreaking implements were found on the ground beneath him.

ICE ACCIDENTS. BEAUFORT. On Sunday, as a lad aged 12 years, the son of Mr Joseph Evans, Beaufort Hill, was sliding on a pond in a disused quarry the ice gave way, and he fell into the water and WAS drowned.. Several honra elapsed before the recovery of the body. HANLEY. The ice on a pond at Forebrook, near London, gave way during Sunday morning, submerging about a dozen men and boys, one of whom was not rescued for several minutes, animation being with difficulty restored. The canals are covered with ice, which has to be broken every morning. BRECON. As the daughter of Mr Morris, grocer, Watton, w is playing on the ice on the canal near the basin, about two o'clock, the ice broke, and she fell in. Mr Jones, formerly of Chilston, jumped in, and after much exertion had to give up. Mr Adridge, John-street, Watton, seeing the girl's hand above water went in and brought her out. She was taken to Mrs Pugh's cottage near by, and put to bed, being attended with every care, and hot water bottlea being applied. She was then re- moved home, and Dr. Armstrong was called in. She is doi if? well, having, seemingly, recovered from the effects of the immersion.

CORRESPONDENCE. THE CARDIFF WATERWORKS COMPANY AND THE WATER RATE. To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIR,—Will you, or any of your numerous readers, kindly enlighten me on the following question ? I find, by referring to the Cardiff Waterworka Act of Parliament of 1853, in the latter part of the 42nd clause, it reads thus :— WThere the annual value of such house shall not exceed twenty pounds at a rate not exceeding six pounds per centum per annum." Now, sir, if I understand the meaning of the Act correctly, their levy is to be made upon the annual value, and not upon the anuual rental, as their mode of pro- cedure has been, and is at the orese: t time. They therefore include their own "rate as well as all other rates and taxes in the annual value. Now I consider, sir, the annual value of a house is after all rate*, taxes, and charges are excluded. I have had an interview with MR South on the question, and he admitted that the inhabitants of Cardiff had up to the present paid their ater rates on the annual rental, but that is no reason why the rate- payers should allow it to exist any longer, and more especially now as the Corporation is about to purchase the Water works Company's undertakings at the enormous sum of £300,000. My views of the question are backed up by the action of the ratepayers of Newport, who {entered into a law-suit with the Water Works Company on a similar question about 15 years ago, which resulted in a verdict in behalf of the ratepayers, by which my rate was reduced about one-fourth. Therefore, I contend that by tLe Cardiff Waterworks Act they have the power to claim on the annual value, and not on the annual rental of the property, which would reduce the income of the waterworks one-fourth at least, and in a like proportion reduce the purchase money to nearly £75,000. Are the rate. payers prepared to submit to this any longer or will they take action at once to get up a requisi- tion, and ask the mayor to call a public meeting for the discussion of this most important question? —Yours &c., GEORGE CLEMMERSON, Loughbro Cottage, Upper Pearl-street. Roath.

KERNICK a DANDELION CONDIMPM.-A highly approved breakfast beverage. Wentworth L. Scott. Esq., F.C.S., author of "Fooa its Adulterations and the Method of Detecting them," writing says "Your pre £ ration is certainly a success a regards composition and vour.—Sold by all Chemists and Grocer Iu tins at 6d IOd. and l'i M earn. TARAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN. This fluid combination, extracted from medicinal roots, is used instead of Blue Pill and Calomel for the cure of Dyspepsia, Biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of the Liver, which are generally pain beneath the shoulders. Headache, Drowsiness, no appetite, furred tongue, disagreeable taste in the morning, giddiness, disturbance of the stoma elt, and feeling of general de- pression. A dose of Taraxacum and Podophyllin sets the sluggish Liver in motion, giving a sense of health and comfort within 24 hours. "Taraxacum and Podophyllin ia a fluid made only by J. PKPPBR, London, whose name i it on every labeL Bottles 2a 8d and Is CId. Sold by all flfeomiat*. uisi

THE LATE CANON HARRIES, OF GELLIGAER. A valued correspondent writes:- With respect to the scheme by which it was proposed to per- petuate the memory of the above-named deceased gentleman, we may mention that the consent of the Dean and Chapter of Llandaff Cathedral has been obtained to the fixing of a suitable brass plate in the Cathedral. The leading ecclesiastical metal workers have been requested to furnish es- timates. When these have been submitted, sub. scriptions will be invited. Some time ago a rumour was circulated, and indeed published, that some such scheme as the above had been decided upon. This was an error, and owing to the Dean not having been consulted, W as a rather unfortu- nate one.

COMMERCIAL SALES. ] JOHNSTON, MILES, AND CO., CARDIFF IMPORTERS OF AMERICAN AND CANADIAN PRODUCE, PRODUCE, ARE NOW OFFERING 1 Ex Warehouse, AMERICAN BACON. 100 Boxes Welsh Cut, 401b to 451b av. 100 Boxes Cumberland Cut, 281b to 301b av. 50 Boxes Shoulders, 131b to 141b av. 100 Boxes Stretford Cut, 291b av. AMERICAN HAMS. 80 Boxes Starford Cut, 171b av. 60 Boxes Stafford Cut, 191b av. AMERICAN CHEESE. 700 Boxes Finest September, jnst landed. 700 Boxes Finest August, just landed. kAMERICAN & CANADIAN BUTTER. 1000 Packages, Finest and Medium. AMERICAN FRESH BEEF & MUTTON DAILY ARRIVALS. 41545 POTATOES! POTATOES! POTATOES! 13,000 BAGS OF PRIME GERMAN REDS, per S.S. GAZELLE. Also 16.000 BAGS OF PRIME GERMAN REDS, per S.S VALASD, Due at Swansea. on Monday. 14,000 BAGS OF PRIME GERMAN REDS, per CATHIRIXK MOKKIS, Due at Newport. 6,000 BOXES OF PALERMO ORANGES. Per S.S. LADY BERTHA. < Due at Swansea December 8th, Apply to MESSRS J. AND G. LEY, AND HARRISON & CO., WHOLESALE POTATO MERCHANTS. SWANSEA. 44 1 LAVERTON& CO'S CELEBRATED TEN GUINEA UNIVERSAL CHALLENGE SUITES FOR DINING ROOM, DRAWING-ROOM, AND BEDROOM. THE MARVEL OF THE DAY. Warranted Strung and Serviceable. Apply lor Drawings and Patterns, sent free per post. STEAM CABINET WORKS, MARYLEPORT-STREET, A D BRIDGX-STtREET, BRISTOL. Nothing ever supplied so Cheap by any Furnishing House in the Kingdom. See opinions of the Press on the lIame.

MONEY MARKET. LONDON. MONDAY EVKMUG. Discount rates have been firm at 2 per cent. for the beat short-dated commes cial bills. The business situation is, practically speaking, unchanged since Friday last. ? Consols to-day a e 98J to 99 for money, and 97i to 97 xd for delivery. New and Reduced, 97 to 971. On the Stock Exchange the business in the Home Railway Market has been small, and prices are weak. The Brighton traffic, abowiiig only an increase of 21066, is considered unfavourable. The piercing noith-east winds, and the generally dull and incle- ment weather has a serious effect on the passenger lines. Caledonian, after opening at lOOt, buyers feU to lC4 sellers, Great Eastern fell to 60 Great Northern A, 118G Great Western, 112 to 112^ Brighton A, 132 MidLnd, 134J; North British, 824; and Dover A, 119á to 119I. In the i ternational list, Egyptian Unified Scrip, was at 51I Preference, to 78J State Domain, 88i to 88:\ Chilian Bonds were in good demand at the full prices of Satur,lay. Turkish bonds were weak cn the unsatisfaccory state of relations between the British Minister and the Porte. Erie Shares were very flat, and freely offered at 42 to 42t. Canadians steady Grand Trunks, however, showing a slight tendency to ease, in sympathy with other markets. BRITISH FUNDS. Consols, 99. to 98j do, account, 97J to 97 xd do, Reduced, 971 to 97 do. New, 97, J. 6 £ INDIAN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.-India Stock. 1031 to 104J; do. 10th October, 1û3i, i, J Indian Enlaced. 1893, 86i; do Bonds, E1000, 36s p-Ti do, under £ 1000, 28s pm. MISCELLANEOUS.—Bank of England Stock, 270 to 269; Metropolitan Board of .Works, 102i to 1027 ,q. COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. New Zealand, Cons., 1 per cent, 1031 to 1(121; do, 5-30, 1879-1904, 98: do 5-30, 1881-1906, 103 to 103.¡; Victoria, 1883-5, 106 to 107,4; do, 1894, 109 do, 1899-1901, 9iti do. 1.904, 103f. FOREIGN STOCKS AND BONDS.—Argentine 921 to 92¡; do Public Works, 8d, 5§, 8 BR azilian, 1863, 90; do. 1865, 951, 6, 51; do, 1875, 92i to 93i; Buenos Ayres, 1873. 821, h 3 Chiiian, 1867, 90 to 89J do, 1870. 78i to 89i do, 1873, 77h, 6g, 4 do, 1875, 764, 7, 6$; Columbian, 1873, 424. 3 £ 3 Egyptian Unified, 51 J, §, 2, 1* do Pref.. 78ft 4,' .(}° l^omaiu, 88J, | Honduras Gov. Kad., 6| to 63; Hungarian, 1871 784 • do, 1873, 80i do, Gold Rentes, 83| to 83| ■' Mexican, 1864, 5|; Norwegian, 187'), 101* to 101 f- Portuguese, 1853-78, 53J, 2$, 3 £ Russian, 1870* 88 to 871 do, 1871, 87i to 878 (le,, 1873, S7* to 87; Spanish. 67-9-70-2-5, 15g to 151; do. 2 per cent. 38, J. 71, 8; Swedish Govt., 1878. 96; Turkish, 1858, 213 to 21 do, 1862, 17 to 16|: do, General Debt, 10| to 102 do, 1865, 14 do, 1869, 131; do, 1871, Egyptian Tribute, 68, to 67; d Troasu-y, A, B, C, 19| to 19| Uruguay, 31^ Argentine Hard Dollars, 65 ft |, J Austrian Rentes, 5 per cent,ll-ti to 1141 Italian, 15 franc, 7ri to 794; United States, Fund, 105 to Mi do 4 1 er cent, 109 to 1C% do 4 per cent, »1i to 107.. RAILWAYS. -Oitl)LqAILY quARr Caledonian, 105, 4, t. §. 4; East London, 23 to 22f Grent E;istern, 60!. ft g, 60 Great Northern, A, 11: i 1^3' S Great Western, 112J, §, 3. 12 London Brighton. Pref., 140 £ do, 3> 22, 2 London and Chatham, 1 J London and North Western, 147i 147t: Manchester and Sheffield, 82 Metro- 1^2$;.3, 23; do District, 82 to 82J i, 4,$; North British, 83, 2ft i| North Eastern, 148 to 147 £ North Staffordshire, 120$20 19^ TD' 128 d°' 1>ref- 140: do» Def, Banking, 22, 1? 21 • 4°i ^U rtUaftral!f' do, issued at 7 2^ ru!reidM0f j?dia' Australia, and £ ai' 2 "?It 6* • T wH ^°J2Tdon and County, So, 4$, 3i, H, 6 London and Westminster 59* London Joint Stock, 42 to 42$; National' Prll vincial of England, 74 Oriental Bank Corr>ora tion, 24^ L n:on of London, 35:J, 6, J. AMERICAN BONDS AND SHARES. Atlantic a.¡d Great Western_lst_ori, I Certs., 521 to 63J; do 2nd do, 2." ^'anada, and Bouthei n. 3 per < nt, 91j j Jsne, 4d Is., Assess- ment, 42f. i, 141, 2, B, S, i 1 aui,>3 Central, 103 lo 103$; Pe; nsylv;<niit 50 uol. hhares, 52$to 61|; Philadelphia nd Keating 36^ 6 1 6; Union Pacific Land Grant, Hr>i Pi,iladelphia and Reading Improvement Mort., 971 to 971; do Genera Mort., Rt,, 8. |, 9. C COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES. Cape Copper, 33$to 34; Lontaies Consoiidated, § JSberhardt and Aurora, 3$; New Quebrada, 3 9-16; Nouvean Monde Gold Mining, 1, 7 I Pestavena United Gold, 4 15-16 to Kj° Pinto, 5 per cent Mort. Debentures, 84$; do fihares, 7 to 6J Scottish Australian, 2. d WATERWORKS. East London, 177i; Grand Junction, 99. GAS.—Gas Light and Coke, A Ordinary, 180 Imperial Continental, 1871 t., 187i. MISCELLANEOUS. Egyptian, guaranteed by Egyptian Government, 84f do, Khedive Daira Sanieh Con. Deb., 69,$, |,$, J, g, 8f; Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron, and Coal, 9*; Natal Land Colonization Co., 5f, 6g, 6; P. 4 O., 54. 3|, 4i,$, i f, 3!. 5. *'I-RAMWAYS, &c.—London Street Tramway, 10i; North Metropolitan, lbi Crystal Palace- Pre. ference, 88 Native Guano, 2J; Price's Patent Candle, 10. BmmsH MnqE&-From William Seward's Cr. oolar, 7, Draper's Gardens, Throgmortor.-street.- Carn Brea, 55 to 57i Devon Consols, Sf to 6 Dolcoath, 53; to 55 East Caradon, 3 to H; do, Poo], 201 to 21!; Phoenix, 3i to 4!; South Condurrow, 13$to 14$; do Wheal Frai ces, 11 *o U| J0 Darren, 2J to 3J Tincroft, 16i to in; W PRt Basset, IH to 12j; Wheal Jane, 41 to 5 do, Peevor, 19 to 20.

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. Supplied by Messrs. THACKBHAY & SA YCE, 8t<>vk ani lJrokem, l, i'eur^oo.piace, Cai'UilK U 11 r«d Price- |tu«k Uie;it Western £ 100 113 laondon aiMl NoctU \V e»iern. i<jo 147 » -10« ~1€» 165 • JlMliiUMj 1*0 131 135 m Uio.nuoy 1W _nn 17; M fc«,veru am' »}« a Hecit iaft .y. )f") -:aU m PREFERENTIAL — Stock Cambrian LUimUIoes Nol 5 p.c 100 ..111 113 „ Do Machyniietii No. t'Prel 100 ..111 113 Stock Great Western Cousui. 5 p.c.100 ..125 127 u Monnaonthshire 5 per cent 100 ..122 123 12 Do New. convertible t) 124 134 11) Pembroke A 'Ifcnby 5 p.c.. 1864 10 61 51 Stock Rhymney 6 per cent (guiO .100 ..HO 122 „ Do 6 per cent, ld61 .100 172 175 l)o 5 per cent, 1361 .100 _!13 320 Do 5 per cent, 1861 .100 _117 118 Do 6 per cent. 18Ct .100 14,a 142 Do 5 per cent, 1867 .100 ..116 117 Do 5 per cent, 1873 .10.. Ill Hi 20 Severn ami Wye 4 £ p.c 20 18 20 10 Do 5 D.C. IV 71 8t Stocic Tart Vale No 1 100 _21.0 212 Do t, per cent IUU ..110 112 110 5 per cent 100 ..121 123 JE11 10s Do. 6 per cent aa GUARANTEED AND LEASED 50 ALerdare, 10 por cent 50 ..120 121 20 Coloforil, Mon., aiul Usk, 5 p. c. 20 2a 21 Stock Dare Valiev, 5 p. c .100 ..10 122 Ely Valley, 5 p. c 100 ..123 1?_S n Great Western 5 per ct. (gua) 100 ..12S 129 ( liereluril, ilay la Brecon 100 ..94 SAT. Do. lio. Pref.. 100 97 Llanlris<ant & Taff Vale, 5 D.e. 100 ..1.0 122 )f Llanelly Ry. and Dk. Ordv 100 ..134 135 „ Do do A 1'rcference 100 ..135 137 „ Do. do. D 0 p. c. do 100 135 137 M ijynvi :uid O,'inore Oniv 100 1:S ISO „ Do. 5 ner cent IOJ H5 115 (N ciiilrtli, Hari) >ur, Dock, & Rail 100 _.11, 11. Stock Som Jt Dorset (Bath Extension) 100 U 80 82 l>Kt>ENTX"Ri £ 8TOCh Stock iie,t « isa .100 ..109 111 „ Do Do "Renewed" ISfii 100 ..10'j 107 „ Hereford, Ilay. and Brecon a I-er ceur 100 ..12'. 125 „ Great Western 5 ditto.100 ..i23 130 „ Llynvi ,v. Oitinorea per cent..100 12:1 125 Midland 4 per cent IOO ,.107i lOSi „ 1011111ulltJa"hÍlc H Jitt'J.100 ..112 115 I Rhynmey 4 ditto ..101 103 „ Somerset rind Dorset 5 (,0 No. i 100 119 121 „ Taff Vale 4 i>.>: 100 13 L5 daaKS. _rr 20 Bristol e«fc of I.im. 7A.. 100 GlauionrauslUre Uajikinc Co. 100 1 5 1 10 Glamorganshire 10., 11: H 10 London and Provincial I.nu i iiii 60 National Provincial 2i ..71; 77 20 National Provincial 12 'f" 45,1 10 North and South Wales 10 27- 271 20 Swansea (Limited) 7 — SI 8J 15 Wilts and Dorset 10 36 'Si GAS. 10 10 11 Hi ktoi 100 ..175 176 Stocks Cardiff A 10 p. cent 100 ..]O 1Hi Do B 8 per cent 100 ..1. 5 40 25 Do Shares 7 tier cent 25 :io ?2 10 hlvnvi Valiev 10 10 11 Stock N a %v I, t k. 100 ..17 177 „ Do 13 100 128 182 20 Do. 49 17 18 19 25 Swa-.isiea 74 per cent 25 3i a3 GAS AND WATER, 10 Bridgend 10 8 9 took Do. Deb. Stock 100 ..101 102 1. ro.,tyi)ooi (max..j p.e_) 10.) ..135 145 12 I> ( 00. ) la lo 18 10 Dy. (Max. 71). c.) 10 9 11 I 10 Tstnvl 10 21 21+ WATF.-v WORKS. 15 Uristol 25 63 65 St jck Cardi/T 10c _2"5 2i»o DoIMO -2-C, 0 10 e\V. (j.. 1214 Stock Neatl: 10 per Ct. Guaranteed 100 ..1:5 19& 10 Do. 5 per Ct. Preference 10 "4 84 10 Newport 10 „ 17 19 ;:10 Do New 7 ..It 13 Stock Pontypridd 5 oer Ct. Pref 100 _107 109 MISCELLANEOUS Stock Alexandra Do"k. 0 p. c,, Pref. 100 ..110 1*0 Ditto 8 p. c., Prer. 100..120 130 10 Bristol and South Wales Wag-,)Il Co.. Eamited 4 — 6 64 10 C.iidiff Kestauranc Co., Lim. 10 7 8 25 CaplilT Workmen Cottaare Co. 25 32 H 10 CardilT and Swansea Colliery~9 10s li 2t 23 Ebbw Vale 20 8f P; 19 Gloucester Wntron Company 10.. 9; | 5 Great Western Collierv ..5 2; 5 Do. Preference 5 3^ 4 I'O Do Debentures 10' 77 SO 10 Milford Dock 10_ oj I hvyntly Irou t!re, "lJJlitelt 3~. 2 21 100 N"anty„'io and Jjlaina Iron r ,W ork..< Pref 23: 241 5 Neath lriniways 5 J li- 10 NevvD(,rt Aberearl, Collierv iri In it 5 Do Trainwavs 5 2? 20 Patent Nut & Bolt, !,ira, 14 cj Jf (50 Rhymnev Iron, Limited 50 I U5 Do. New y 50 Swansea M 81liDOlViiers 40 14 16 10 1)0. Sblppiiiii — ..II ti H 2 nO Do Tramway 10 5' "J 10 Do. Wairon Works 10 1} 25 South Wales Collierv 24i 44 41 50 Tredegar Iron k Coal A Lim." 2; I-R. 1,4 25 Do. Do. B Lim 25 19} 2> 4 — Hank rate ner cent, (since th Nov.i SELLERS— Milford lIoc; .1) Shaves, at £3 Rhvrnney Railway Preferences Swansea Bank Shares, at 8i Portheawl Gas Shares, :'t 9 C-'nlifT .n d Swansea Colliery Shares 'i THACKERAY AND SAYCE. CARDIFF. Dcct-iber 1,1879. 158

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOU THE PAST WEEK. 187i* 1878 In. De L JL IL A London. Britrhton. it S. C — ■ 1066 South Eastern — 226

LATEST MARKETS. I CORN. LONDON CORN MABKET, Monday. Markl t quiet for both English and foreign wheat, In-, prices are well maintained, especially for fine samples. Hour without alteration, either for sacks or barrels. Large arrivals of oats, and trade dull, at 3d to 6d brlosv last Monday's rates. Bar- ley and maize quiet, at late values. Beans and pels very quiet, but < rice" unchanged. British Wheat, 2,611 qrs; barley, 1,550 qrs; oats, 775 qrs; maize, nil; flour, 16,721 sacks. Foreign: Wheat, 58,281 qrs; bar!ey, 14.6UO q-s; oats, 123,323 qrs maize. 11,650 qrs flour, 11,878 sacks 181 barrels. Seed market quiet. Red cloverseed continues him, Canarysee l without change. Haricot beans in better demaLd. Sp, ing tares unusually cheap. GLASGOW CORN MARKET. Monday.—Our mar- ket to-day was quiet, but ste .dy for all kinds of grain, at last week's prices. Weather very frosty. CATTLE. Los DOM CATTLB MAKKJCT, Monday.—Trade is more accive in the beast market than for many weeks PAST. Short supply of prime quality, and sales briak at full values. Second and inferior grades firm, but not much in request. British supply comprised 100 Scotch, 2,000 Irish, and 1,10 Midland and Home Counties. Sheep mar- ket quiet, without change in prices. Calves quite as dear. PIGS rather dearer. Beef, 4s to 5a 8d; mutton, 4::1 to 6a 6d; veal, 5s to Go pork, IJ to 58 PER ,bJ. Beast", 4,350 sheep, 10,020; calves, 330; pigs, 30; including foreign beasts, 340; sheep, 1,010. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, Ifouday.-BeaAts, 2,948; sheep, 8,923. There were only a very few foreign arrivals on offer. Best beasts, 6!d to 7id; second, 5d to 6^1 I ish sheep, 7d to 9d; Scotch, 7d to 9id. Fair trade for best qualities, but slow demand for middling and inferior. PRODUCE. LONDON PHODCCB MARKET, Monday.—Sugar- steady but little business doing. Coffee firm but unaltered. Tea-Indian steady, except broken Pekoes, which were rather flat. Rice without change. Cotton market steady, ./ute—active for arrival, at full values. Tallow, old, 43s, new, 458 on the spot. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Monday.—Sugar in moderate request, without change in value. Coffee very Bteady. Rice steady. Cocoa dull. Petroleum slow, at 7td to 8d per gallon for Royal Daylight. bpirits, 6d to 6*d per gallon. Tallow, 40s to Us for North?. Lard strong, at 37s to 38s per cwt, in sympathy with favourable American a 1 vice. PROVISIONS. LONDON PROVISION MARKET, Monday.—Butter faIr ul plies lit foie!gu, aii,i trade quiet, at the following quotations:—Frie land, 116s to 120s Normandy and Jersey, 108s to 120s Kiel and Danish, 136s to 150s Bosch, 70s to 80s; landed best American, 110a to 120s I4ish merely nominal. Bacon, 2s lower with a slow trade. Hams very dull. Lard quiet and unaltered. Cheese-finest American, 64s to 68s per cwt. BUTTER. CORK BUTTER MARKET, Monday.— Ordinary -firsts, 136s seconds, 115S; thirds, 104s fourths, 95s; fifths, 65s; superfine, -a fine mild, 135s; mild, 118s. Kegs, seconds, same as firkini; thirds, 4s under firkins fourths, 4s under firkins fifths, same as firkins mild, Is under firkins. Firkins b market, 837. SUGAR. CLYDE CRUSHED SUGAR MARKET, Monday.— G.:od business done, aL 3d advance on Saturday's prices. J DEAD MEAT. LONDON DEAD MEAT MARKET. Monday.— o d supplies ON offer, and trade NIN'et, with- out alteration in prices. Beef, 2s' 81 to 4s lOd prime Scotcn do, 4S IOD to 5s; mutton, 3s to 5s 4d; n, 1, a C I° 5L4115 LARPE PORK. 3A 8d to 43 8d; small do, 4s b d to 5s per 8 lba. T POTATOES. SUDDU^ANH^OTATOIMARKJT, M< N lav.—' 1 ntif; 1 MESS WNV RA^TH R ACTIVE> AT THE following Victorias, ISCTE £ 90S; ton Foreitn VJ1 L FRENCH- 75S to 90s per 6S 6d per bag, ^8' 5A TO 5" 6J reds, 5S to T HOPS. LONDON HOP MARKET, Monday.—Moderate busmessi doing, at about late values. Inferior hot s still tend in buyars favour, especially foreign descriptions U, reallv choice kinds being very scarce are held for full prices. COAL. LONDON COAL MARKET, Monday. Steady business, at last prices. Original Hartlepool, 17s Lambton, 16s M; WEAR^ 15S 6D: Q HartleDOol, 15a 6d Hastings. Hartley. WEST do 14s 6di Ships at market, 53; sold, 52; at seal 10. K IFXTALS. LONDON METAL MARKET, Monday.- -Copper— Chili charters aecond half November, 900 tona; good ordinary Chili firm, at E66 10s to 966 15a cash, £67 to 268 forward. Tin steady; fine foreign. JE93 on the spn". Er)gli ih, LW. Spelter, JB19 15a to L-20. Lead—ENGLISH. £ 17 7a 6d to 217 10. Scotch pig iron, 60s 1ù to 61. GLASGOW PIG hOlf MARKET. Monday.—Mar- ket steady; business at 60s tOld to 61a cash. Buyers now (O; sellers, 61s cash in a week.

I WARNING.—RJCCKITTS 1"ABJ8 BLOB.—The Man. ufacturers beg- to Caution the public against imitatioo square Blue ol very inferior quality. The Paris Blue, in bfau&rea (used in the Prince of WaW Laundry. Sold is wrappers bearine their name nnd Tmi? Marir 7600 419 WORTH KBOWlNG. The Medical Journals highly recommend DATtee Alk&Hne gslinel owin to its superior properties of becoming ilkalliM durinir efTerv^cence, which render it unrivalled for Bilious Constitutions, IndigesUon, constipation, and impuritie *>l tbe Blood. In Bottles is A 3a> Order of Qhemiaw

SOUTH WALES TIPE T^BLE, CARDIFF. SWANSEA.* NEWPORT Dec. ,t. V MorrijEvenjHghtMornjEvenjHgbt Morn.EvenjHght 1 11 8 9 8 J831 2 7 16 7 36j23 5 8 17] 8 36 26 3 2 T 8 i& 9 2 30 7 7 531 8 10 22 10 8 54 9 10,25 8 3 W 9 20' 9 37"30 li 8 301 8 49 22 3 9 28 9 4S25 0 4 T 9 55;i0 1329 2 9 9) 9 29]21 9,10 310 21;23 11 5f 10 32.10 53 28 6 9 5110 1521 1:10 4011 1.23 2 6 S 11 1511 39 27 8 10 3811 2^20 3!ll 23.11 47|22 3 7 S 0 7 27 O il 25 U 5119 9, — 0 15|21 6 8 .\1 0 36' 1 8 27 3 — 0 2120 0 0 44 1^16,21 10 North Dock lialt-tide Basin sill. 9

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. I BPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS, t During the gale of wind from the east on Mon- day afternoon, several casualties HAPPENED to fish- ing smacks in making for harbour at Yarmouth. The smack Saucy Jack was driven upon the North Sand and became a wreck. Crew saved by rocket apparatus. The smacks Scheme and Waterwitch came into collision, and the former went upon the North Sand, but It is hoped she will be got off. The luggers Brilliant and Rowena collided in entering harbour, and the former was sunk. Crew s Lved. The ss riienli, from New York, with a full cargo of general goods, and which arrived in the East Dock on Saturday morning, experienced most terrific weather on the voyage across, during which she had her steering gear carried away, wheel smashed, and other slight damage.

VESSELS SIGNALLED AT THE SWAN- SEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. SWANSEA, Monday.—"Wind, E. Weather fine. —Steamer .Taci itb, of Swansea; brigantine Albyn, of Liverpool.

VESSELS SIGNALLED AT THE LIZARD. THE LIZARD, Monday.—Wind N, moderate. Weather—s :o v shower?. Barometer 29*7, Passed East—Hamburg American Company's steamer Westphalia, from New York for Plymouth; st-a:ne's Arabian, of Liverpool Mastiff, of Glas- gow barque Luigia V, of Genoa, from Cork for Tvne steamer Trio. of Newcastle. Passed West —st-auiera Kirkshall of MMdlesborough Bertha, of Glasgow G N Wilkinson, of Southampton LHiÍse, of Ca: diff; Scotia, of Dundee Hart, of Hartlepool; barque Liver. o,)], of Sunderland Germ.1I brijantine Pa il brig Ocean Belle, of Aberystv/irh, for Limerick; schooners Jessie Meek. of Chester Cambrian, of Aberystwith briga:itiue Sir Robert Hodgson, of Fowey baraue Belle of South Esk, of Lond n.

CHARGE AGAINST A RHONDDA COLLIERY COMPANY. At the Pentre police-court, on Wednesday, before Mr Gwilym Williams, stipendiary, Thomas Roberts, collier, summoned the Tylacoch Co. for 23 10 wages, which it was asserted had not been paid in the manner prescribed by the Act of Parliament—that is to say in "current coiu of the realm." Mr David Reiser represented complai- nant, and Mr Walter Morgan the defendants. Complainant said that when he had v anted money from his employers (the defendants), he had gone to the office, but Le could not get any money, only notes for goods upon Mr Curtis, or Mr Williams, grocer, Treorky. He had received 21 103 in this way—but no more. The sti- pendiary pointed out that the note1; were merely for the gaols hich the two tradesrne n nomed .sold. Supposing complainant had wanted some linen for his v\ ife, he would have had to get the groceries, dispo e of them, and then purchase the req-died articles.—Mr Morgan The man could take the NOTE or not.—The Stipendiary It was lbbson's choice—that or nothing. I consider the course taken utterly illegal.—Mr Rosser sug- gested that the complainant might be getting a commission on their order.—The Stipendiary would not say that, but it was probably to the ad- vantage of the s!, opkeepe- sto,et'as many orders as they could.—It was imnlied in the course of the dis- cussion that the practice pursued at Tylacoch was virtually a revival of the truck system."—The Stipendiary gave judgment for complainant.—It is understood that there are scores of men similarly circumstanced in the upper part of the vaUey, and a host of other actions may no v be preferred.

FORECASTS FOR THIS DAY. (Issued by the Meteorological Olficc at 4 p.m.vesterday) 0. Scotland, N. { Northerly winds and calms, 9 ( very cola, but tine. 1. Scotland, E. Ditto. 2. E,,Bl»ND, "■* „ R, A -P j North-easterly winds, mode- 3. England, E. j gome gnmY showerg< 4. Alid Counties. J North-easterly winds, mode- • 1 ( rate to fresh some snow. 0. Scotland, W. 7. England, N.^W., (Northerly winds, light to and N. W ales ( moderate fair, cold. 8. England, S.W., F North-easterly winds; cold, and S. Wales ( and rather unsettled. „ T XR j North-easterly and easterly 9. Ireland, N. J 10. Irelan 1, S. Ditto. Warnings. The north cone is up in district No. 8, aud at Dover.

FOOTBALL. LLANDOVERY SCHOOL V. CHRIST'S COLLEGE, BKECON.—THESE rival schools met for the first tin.e in football at Builth Wells, on Saturday, Noven.ber 2Hth. An excellent field had been procured for the .match by Mr Vaughan Thomas, the captain of the Builth Football Club. Brecon lost the toss, and kicked off; the ball was well returned into the centre, when Kempthorne and D. S. Jones showed some fine passing, and took it to the Brecon 25. Here the Llandovery forwards, weli led by H. P. Williams and Sinnett, drove the leather into touch about five yards from the goal line it was thrown out by A Breconian nearly in front of goal, when Johns was on the spot, and he, rushing through, got the first try, which Cornish converted into a goal. Ihe ball was well returned after the kick off, and some fine play was Again shown by Kempthorne and D. S. Jones, but it fell to the lot of LI. Davies to score the next point, who ran in after a good run, but no goal resulted. Jeffreys and Bankes-Price now played up better for Brecon, but they could not get through their opponents' backs. D. S. Jones soon ran in, but, being collared inside goal line, lie lost the ball, and Brecon had to touch down inself-dt-fenco. Brecon dropped out well from the 25 post, but this was more thun made up by a good run of Bay ley's, and Johns again distinguished himself by getting another try for Llandovery no goal resulted, and Brecon had to touch do" n in self-defence. A. Rowla-;d now showed some of his fine form, but the Brecon forward-, headed by Rees and Tre- thewy, an aided by a short run of Jeffreys, car- ried the ball to the half-way flag it was not des- tined to remain there long, as D. S. Jones brought it back to the Brecon 25, when half-time was called. After changing ends LI. Davies secured t*o tries, after two splendid runs from the middle of the ground, < ne of which was converted into a goal. J. P. Sinnett afterwards made a good run, b it was stopped just in time, and Brecon h id to touch down in -elf-defence. Kempthorne v, as the next one to score a tiy after an excellent run be- hind the posts, which Cornish turned to account. Kempthorne again showed grand form, and was only collared a few yards from the goal line. This advantage was kept up, as R. P. Williams got the ball through and secured a try, which was well kicked by Cornish. After the kick off from half. way B iyley made an excellent rnn, and this was followed up by a brilliant run by LI. Davies, who outpaced all his opponents and obtained a try, which was turned to account. The Breconians tried hard to score before no side" was called, and their forwards, led by Rees and D. H. Griffiths, worked the leather to the Llandovery 25. Bayley was equal to the emergency, and made a brilliant run to the half- way post, where Kempthorne again get in posses- sion and secured another try, but no goal resulted. Time was then called, so a most pleasant match ended in a victory for Llandovery by five goals, four tries, and three touches-down, to nil. B aides t10e mentioned, H. Williams, E. J. Davies, and J. L. RY es played well for Llandovery, ;,ild J. P. Griffiths nnd Owen for Brecon. Llandovtry School.—Cornish, back; Bayley and A. Rowland, three-quarter backs; LL. Davies, half-back; D. J' .Tones and Kempthorne, quarter-backs; R. P. Williams, J. P. Sinnett, R. M. Lloyd, H. Wil. liams, E. J. Davies, A. W. Johns, B. D. Jones, S. P. Lewis, and J. L. Reea, forwards. Christ College, Brecon. Gifford and Owen, backs; Jeffreys and J. P. Griffiths, half-backs Bankes. Price and W. Richards, qnarter-backs; Rees, Prickett, J. T. Davie-, E. Jones, W. Trethewy, Sinnett, Jones, W. M. Jones, D. H. Griffiths,and Jenkins, forwards. NEATH SCHOOLBOYS v. TONNA.—This match was play< d on Saturday, on a field lent by the mayor (Mr J. H.Rowlands) for the occasion. The following He the teams :-Neath-J. Harris, W. Stephens backs F. Me Craith. D. James, half backs W. H. Toneq, P. Phillips, quarter backs A. Nicho- las, A. Williams, G. Llewellyn. A. Llewellyn, G. Taylor, B. Russel, F, Kempthorne, T. E. Lewis, J. Jones, H. Matthews, forwards. Tonna-H. Poole, back H. Rees, F. Morgan, half backs T. Richards. D. Rees, quarter backs W. Wil- liams, J. Thorne, J. Jenkins, C. Evans, D. Davies, D. Tiioma«, J. Bowen, J. Gibbins, D, Jones, W. Rees, J, Williams, J. Roberts, D. Jenkins, forwards. F. Mc Craith obtaiued two tries, one of which was converted in'o a goal by G. Llewellyn, P. Phillips and A. Williams, also obtained tries. Total for Neath, one goal, three tries, one touch down. Total for Tonna, one try, three touch downs.

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Illustrated by CASES AND TESTI- MONIALS fro n gr.iteful Patients, with m of cure used 1., e ich case. NOTICE TO COUNTRY INVALIDS. Consultation by letter without fee. T\IT HENRY SMITH, who has devoted TWKKTT-BIGHT I Y BARS to the Special Treatment >f Diseases of the Nervous System, resulting from Exhaustion Nerve Power, Local A Weakness, ke,, will for the benefit of Country Invalids, on receiving a statement of case, send his Opinion, with Advice ana Instructions, which, ii followed, will Insure a Cure. A Confidential" form or Conelpnlldeoee to assist the Invalids in describing their case sent Post Free. I DR. HENRY SMITH, 8. BVRTOK CBJBSCKKT, lOKMMk WJO- Utl—UM V DAVIES' TOOTHACHE PILLS, OF WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION, NEVER FAIL to Cure PAINS in the FACE, RHEU- MATISM, NEURALGIA, TOOTHACHE, TIC DOL- OREUX, Debility, or any AFFECTION of the Nervous system. Jerusalem, October 24th, 1876. Mr John Davies, Pontypridd. Sir,—Please send me as soon as possible a box of your famed Tooth-ache Pills, without omitting the necessary instructions thereto. You will find enclosed ls. 3d., both for the box and the expenses for forwarding it t:) Jerusalem. I hope your pills will have the [effect they arc described to have.- x ours faithfully, ANTONY SILBEIU-TEIN, Secretary of the German Consulate," 9, Marsh-road, Middlesboro;.on-Tees, June 26th, 1873. Mr Davies.-S;r,-Plewe send me three boxes of Tooth. ache Pills. They are invaluable. If you want testi- monials, you can get many from this place.—Youra truly, EVAN SATCE. Berry Farm, Llanddewi, Gower, Swansea,7th March, 1S76, Air Davies.—Sir,-Please forward me one box of your Toothache Pills. I h we found great benefit by those previously supplied.—! am, sir, faithfully yours, HAR- RIET WILLIAMS. Llanover House, Abergavenny. Dear Sir,-Would you kind ly send me one box of your j most valuable Toothache Pills by return of post, for which I enclose is 2W in stamps. They are a certain cu;e. I have recommended them to many of my friends.—Yours sincerely, JOliN EVAS a. Pendre, Llangorse, April 2nd. Dear Sir,—I received the box of Pills safely to hand. Please to forward another as soon as possible. Your valuable pills have done a great amount of good in this district Please send them by return of post.-I remain yours respectfully, M. WILLIAMS. TESTIMONIAL FROM A CHEMIST, DOWLAIS. Dear Sir,-If the enclosed testimonial will be of any service to you, you can publish it; the person cured wished rue to forward it to you. I shall shortly require more pills. Please get handbills ready with name on.— Yours respectfully, J. HANCOCK, Chemist. Feb. 5th, 1872. Dear Sir,—Having suffered excruciating for several days from toothache, I bought a box of your pills, having seen them advertised in the Fellten, After taking six doses was completely cured, and have not had a return of the pain since.—I am, yours respectfully, ELIZABETH JONBS. Well-street, Dowlais. Deai- Sir,—Please send me per return a box of Tooth- ache Pil's. I had a box from you a few years ago, I never felt any pain until now. I shall be most happy if you will send them 110011.-1 am, yours truly, J. LLEWSLVN AVILLIAMS. Dolybont. Borth, R.S.O.. April 18th, 1870. CURE OF RHEUMATISM Cwmcoch, Pontgareg, Llaotrranog, Aug. 29th, 1877. Dear Sir,-In reply to your letter of the 24h instant I beg to say that the Pills you sent me entirely cured my wife of Rheumatism, &c.—I am, your most obedient servant, JOHN JOSE". Manor House, St Hilary, Cowbridge. Sir,—Mrs Matt will feel obliged if you will send her another box of Toothache Pills. She has found great benefit from them.—Yours truly, S. MATT. 30, Madeley-street, Uo;e Hill, Derby, March 19th. 1877. Dear Sir,—Herewith I enclose you Is 2Jd in stamps for a box of your celebrated Toothache Pills. You will p!ease excuse the address, as I have by seme meat s lost it. I brought a half-dozen boxes with me from Bridgend some 18 months since, I 1 ave given them away to various friends; .md, I may add, I not know a case where they have failed to produce the desired effect. I think you should advertise them in the papers, as they would be a boon to hundreds cf sufferers. —Yrs. truly, W. H. ECKETT 9, Marsh-road, Middleboro-on-Tees, Nov. 13th, 187 Mr John Davies.-Sir,-louJ' Pills safe to hand this morning, and I forward you 15 stamps to get another box the same. The psrson who had the Pills last week said they were wonderful Pills. People scarcely believe me when I tell them how they cured me.-Yours truly, EVAN* SAYCE. E!m Tree Cottage, Canton, Cardiff. Nov, 13th, 1S69. Mr John Davies.—Sir,—Be kind enough to send me another box of your Toothache Pills. I will take a larger one thi-; time, for which I enclose sbmps. The Pills have been of great benefit.-Yours truly, W. THOMAS, Cefn, Merthyr Tydfil, Feb. 18th, 1873. Sir,—I had a box of your Toothache Pills for my daughter, and, after taking a few doses, she was com- pletely cured. I have recommended them to several others; so please send another box by return of post for a friend.—Yours truly, JOHN PASK. 4, Hotham-street, Liverpool, Jan. 15th, 1876. Dear Sir,-P-lease send me, without delay, a box your Toothacne Pills. I have always found relief by tak. ing yours, and. although Liverpool is a large town, 1 cannot find anything to equal them here.—Yours icspect- fully, T. E. DAVIES. The Grange, Tintern Abbey, nr. Chepstow.Sept. 6th, 1876 Sir,—Please send me another box of your Toothache Pills by return of post. I find more relief from your Toothache Pills than anything I ever tried, and I never mean to be without them again.—Yours obliged, E. MORGAN. Dear Sir,—P'.ease Fend me per return of post one box of your Toothache Pills. Some three or four years ago I of your Toothache Pills. Some three or four years ago I obtained a box for my two sisters, and also sent for many others, and always they had the desiied effect.—I am, &c.. M. LLOYD. Park-street, New Quay, Mar. 27th, 1877. > Maesteg, May 18th, 1872. DEAR SIlt, -1 received the Pills quite safe. Thepeison for whom I ordered them did not come for them, so I spared them to another for Tic Doloreux, and he was cured by a few doses. Please send another box per re- turn of post. —1 am, yours, &c., WH. EVANS. Ystalyfera, Dec. 27th. 1871. DEAR SII,-I called at your place yesterday, and was very sorry to find it shut. Will you please tend me per return of post 1 doz. Boxes Toothache Pills, and a few small bills. I beg to enclose P.O.O. for them. They are very much needed.—Your immediate attention would oblige, yours &c., J. H. ROWLANDS, Stationer, kc. Mountain Ash, May 19th, 1873. Dear Sir,-Please send me 3 boxes of your Toothache Pills per return of post, for which I enclose P.O. order. As I was coming home from chapel on Sunday last I met two friends. Both complained of toothache, and asked me if I knew anything to cure it. I replied that I had a box of pills from you, and they cured me after suffering from toothache for three weeks. I shall never be without them.—I remain yours truly, DAVID DAVIBS. R Sir,—I herewith send balance for Pills, and I am glad to say they have had the desired effect,—Yours truly, JOHN ROBE(ETB. Four Crosses, B. Festin'og. Mrs W. J. Rees states that after suffering seyerely from tic-doloreux, and compelled to keep her bed for six weeks, she was entirely cured by Davies' Toothache Pills.— Witness, M. KEBLAK. Treorki, Nov. 5th, 1878. CURE AFTER SUFFERING OVER "FIVE YEARS." Sir,—The Pills you recommended for my daughter have entirely cured her of the very severe pain in the head she had for more than five years, after trying several doctors and getting no relief.—Yours respect- fully, ANN POWELL. Brithwynydd, near Dinas. TESTIMONIAL FROM AUSTRALIA. Mrs Jones, "Llwynpia," respectfully asks Mr Davies to address a Box of his celebrated Toothache Pills to her daughter, Mrs Wm. Jones, care of Mr Raimes, 15, Curre. street, Adelaide, Australia. October 14th, 1878. 3frs Jones states she never received so much benefit from any ot'ier medicine, as from Davies's Toothacho Pills for pains in the Stomach, Wind, Indigeston, and General Weakness. Sold by all Chemists in Boxes, Is lid, 2s 9d, 4s 6d, and 118 free by post, Id extra, from the proprietor, John Davies, Chemist, Pontypridd. 43929 10, 11 & It, WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF. .L.- G. A. STONE, UNDERTAKER, HEARSE AND MOURNING COACH PROPRIETOR. OSTRICH PLUME AND GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT. The Trade supplied with Hearses, Coaches, and every requisite for Funeral Furniahlng. f Trade Mark. ("Mandrake Pills.") Registered. HOW ARE YOU ?—If you suffer from Bilious and Liyer Complaints, Giddiness, Pain: in the Head, Pains in the Back and between the Shoulders, Criping Pains in the Bowela, Wind, and Swelling of the Abdomen, take THE AMERICAN MANDRAKE PILLS. INDIGESTION" and all its train of discomforts are removed as if by magic, and the Patient is restored from a life of nervous despondency to appreciate the blessings of full health and vigour. If you suffer from PILES, Take the American Mandrake Pills. If you suffer from GRAVEL, Take the American Mandrake Pills. If you suffer from DROPSY, or any Disease of the KIDNEYS, Take the American Mandrake Pills. You will not be disappointed, for their eTect is certain. Sold in Boxes, Is ltd, 2s 9d, 4s 6d, and lis each. Great saving by taking the larger boxes. Sold by all Chemists everywhere.—F. P. KEALL, Chemist, 199, High-street, Swansea. Free by Post by the Proprietor. Sold at Roath by Mr Robb Cardiff", Messrs Colemae and Co. Newport, Mr J. Young; Neath, Mr Hill; Llatieily, Mr Jacob Hughes Pontypridd, Mr Bassett Cii r, iMr X C. Evans; London, Messrs F. Newberj and .Sou tm3- DOLLAR'S CORN PLASTERS.—Bow* Is l&d and 2s 6d each. The Corn Plasters are a certain cure for hard or soft eorns; they completely dry up and eradicate painful corns; the Bunion Plasters a proved remedy for bunions and enlarged toe jointa. Sold bl all Chemists, Be careful Dellar's Piasters are supplies. RACROFT'S ARECA NUT TOOTH PASTE. By using this delicious Aromatic Dentri. frice, the enamel of the to«th becomes white, sound, and polished like Ivory, It is exceedingly fragrant, and specially useful I or removing incrustations of tartar on specially useful for removing incrustations of tartar on neglected teeth. Sold by all Chemists.-Pots Is and 28 6d each. (Get Cracroft's.) DEAFNESS, Noises in the Ears, etc.— Dellar's ESSENCE FOR DEAFNESS hag proved an extvaordinary remedy. It always relieves, generally cures, and is strongly recommended by thousands who have derived benefit. It is quite harmless.—Sold in Bottles, Is lid and 2s 9d each by all Chemists. OCEYER/S SULPHUR HAIR J. RESTORER. LOCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER will darken Grey Hair, and in a few days restore completely the natural colour. The effect is superior to that produced by an instantaneous dye, and the Sulphur Restorer doe3 not injure the skin. Sold in large Bottles, Is 6d each, by all Chemists and Hair- dressers. OCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR A RESTORER, wh¡e keeping the Hair in its proper colour, is useful for removing scurf, no other application being nccessary to encourage the growth of new Hair. Lockyer's Restorer has powerful cleansing properties, rendering it a desirable Hair Flllid.-Large Bottles, Is 6d. OCKYER'S SUL?HUR TIAIR RESTORER will darken to the former shade hair that is absolutely white in about 10 days; but where prey lies} js commencing at the front and temples the Sulphur Wash promptly colours, rendering it undistin- euishable from that which has not changed.—Large Bottlea, is Cd each. 43681 — A SLWUL.K. liOA ur H OLDEN'S BALSAM PILLS EFFECTUALLY CURES CERTAIN DISEASE. IN A FEW DAYS. Sold by all Chemists at 2s 9d per Box. and bv the Following Special Agents:— CARDIFF: Trcharne and Duck. 104, Bute-street; Wil. li:ms, 11, Bute-street; Coleman and Co., High-street' Kernick and Co., 28, Dukc-street; Williamson, 3C0* Bute-street, and 208, Bute-road. MEltTHYR: W. Smith, High-street; Daniel, 64, Hiirh- street; T. Stephens, 113, High-street. AKLRDAKE: T. W. Evans, 14, Commercial-street, NEATH. A. Hayman. SWANSEA: J. Davies, 31, High-street; J. M. Bevies, 4, Oxford-street. Wholesale by all Lon-loo Patent Medicine Houses, and by the Proprietors, Pilling and Graham, 8, New Bailev- jtreet, Manchester. 4S950 PAGE WOODCOCK'S WIND PILLS .M- TESTIMONIAL. Manchester, June 13,1877. To Mr Page D. Woodcoek, Norwich Sir,—I have found your Mils an excellent pre. paration for the Constipation and Flatulency so common in both sexes. They possess great fli. vantages over other Pills. Tkiieir- uniformity in strength, the smallness of the dose, and the cer- tainty of their action, commend tliem to those who require a Tonic to assist digestion, relieve Wind in the Stomach, exert a special influence on the Liver, and also the peristaltic motion of the Bowels, resulting from Chronic Indigestion and lack of Assimilation. The more my experience in their varied applicability extends, the more their beneficial effects appear, and many households have found a great In and in your preparation for the promotion of a healthy digestion. Their favourable action is all that could be wished for. I am, faithfully yours, THOS. Forrsa Kaa, Sunreon. OF ALL MKDICLKE VENDORS, at is lid and 2s gd. r JJOLDEN'S STOMACH MIfltTRE (HSQISTKRXD). It is a well-known fact that nearly all the diseases to which the human frame is subject 11.1 e caused by a dis- ordered state of the stomach, When the stomach is dis- ordered the h01e of tbe digestive and nutritive orcans are unable to perform their proper functions; hence the system is not property nourished, and the body is so weakened and the nervous power is so much diminished that the system is predisposed to succumb to fevers, diarrhoea, cholera, colds, rheumatism, and, in fact, to every complaint that is prevalent, all of which may be prevented by paying timely attention to the stomach, hence it is absolutely necessary to keep the stomach in a healthy state. The following are the symptoms of a. disordered sto- mach weakness, headache, nervousness, indigestion, pain in the stomach, loss of appetite, shortness of breath, pain between the shoulders, bad breath, wind on the stomach, dreaming and restless nights, costiveness, belching, sickness, pain in the side, fulness after meals, coated tongue, ur te in the mouth, diarrhœa, &c. All thts; symptoms may be removed by taking a few doses of Holden's Stomach Mixture, which is one of the most useful remedies ever introduced. It is impossible to suffer from any of the above symp- toms, if the stomach is in a healthy condition. HOLDEN'S STOMACH MIXTURE Crires Indigestion. HOLDEN S STOMACH MIXTURE JLJL Cures Pains in the Stomach. HOLDEN'S STOMACH MIXTURE t. Cures Diarrhoea HOLDEN'S STOMACH MIXTURE Cures all Diseases of the Stomach and Liver. HOLDEN'S STOMACH MIXTURE JLJL Cures Cholera. JJOLDEN'S STOMACH MIXTURE Is sold by all Chendets at 13Jd, and (three times the quantity for) 2s lid per Bottle. TESTIMONIALS. 571.Ashton Old-road, Manchester. June 30,1877. Mr T. F. Ker, Dispensary and Surgery, York-street, Ardwick.-8ir,-AIlow me to exprell8 my sincere thanks for the great benefit I have derived from taking Holden's Stomach Mixture." It is an unfailing remedy for the prevention and cure of cholera and diarrhoea. At this time of the year I am frequently troubled with bowel complaints and windy spasms with lownessof spirits,when 1 or 2 doses of the Stomach Mixture acts like a charm and I have found it very effectual and desirable to take at any time in summer or winter. It is really impossible to appreci- ate it too much. I am going from home for a week or so, will you please send me another bottle to take with me in case I may require it when I am sway. With many thanks for past kind attention—I remain, very truly yours, GEORG. SMITH, Mr Thomas Briggs, joiner, Bamoldswick, near Leeds, says :-1tfy wife was cured of indigestion and much pain in the chest by taking a single bottle of your Stomach Mixture," after suffering from it for upwards of seven years, and having tried numerous remedies and been undr various medical men, without obtaining relief. THE AFRICAN HAIR RESTORER, FOR RESTORING THE HUMAN HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOUR. PRICE Is. PER BOTTLE. THE AFRICAN HAIR RESTORER JtL has ptfvor been known to fail in Restoring the Hair in Eigbi or Ten.Days, THE AFRICAN HAIR RESTORER JL eradicates DMidrin, and imparts vitality to ti e Roots of the Hair. THE AFRICAN HAIR RESTORER -t. if applied Daily for a Week or Two will restore Faded, Grey, or White Hair to its natural colour and richness. THE AFRICAN HAIR RESTORER JL is NOT a DYE, nor does it contain any colouring matttfr, hence it does-not soil the head, the scalp, or even white linen-, but produces the colour within the sub- stance of the-hair. 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HAS AN ESTABLISHED REPUTA. ri TION. THOUSANDS HA VE BEEN BENE- JL FITED BY ITS USE, IT HAS A MOST PLEASANT TASTE. CHILDREN TAKE IT WITH AVI- D1TY. "\F R GEORGE CIVIL, of Whitefield, J-vJL Cha; eltown, Sheffield, writes:— "I have given your Balsam a personal trial, and having founl almoót instant relief, I have recom- mended it to several others, with the same result. I shall "ave pleasure in spreading the name aud repu- tation of such a valuable household remedy." IN THE NURSERY IT IS INVALU- ABLE.; IMMEDIATELY IT IS TAKEN, COUGH. JL ING CEASES. RESTLESSNESS IS GONE, AND REFRESHING SLEEP ENSUES.. Ps INGREDIENTS ARE PERFECTLY JL HARMLESS AND LEAVE NO UNPLEASANT EFFECT. HAYMAN'S BALSAM OF HORE- HOUND. SOLD IN BOTTLES AT Is liD & 2s 9D. 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