South Wales Daily News

MONKY MARKET. LONDON, Tucs(fay. The Money Market continues to harden, and there is less capital offariD?. Rates keep firm, ] and were there more 'oiUi\ offering charges would be distinctly higher than they are. As it is, three months' bank bills ue not generally taken under 31 to I per cent. Mouey, until the turn of the year, is worth about 4 per cent., and it is expec- ted on Friday that the banks will charge house at the rate of 5 par cent. per annum. Foara of heavy bullion movements continue to excite tbn market. Paris Cheque Exchange is 22'18! Berlin short, 20*37. Quite as much business was transacted on the Stock Exchange to-day as was expected, con- sidering it is Christmas eve. Acsount begins on Friday, and the fact that markets are disposed to be firm, shows that the bull" feeling is still well pronounced. Although money may be expected to be tighter, there i a no reason to apprehend .1ny difficulty '<Jvsr advances, as stringency can only be transient. There was ¡'gain some inquiry for Home .Rail- ways to-day, and a fair business was dona in American Railways. Consols cl'^fd at 974 to 97ixd fOr" jplivery, and 97 5-16 to 97 7-16 x fur account; 2i per Cpnt. (Childers'), 99* to 99i xd 2 per C^nt. 94j to 95i*xd. Local Loan Stock, 103 to 1032 xd,. Foreign Government Securities hava moved very quietly. International issues were neglected. There was not sufficient doing in theni to fix quotations, and closing prices of the more specu- lative issues scarcely differed from yesterday. Business in Brazilian stocks is rendere'I difficult Just now, because of the conflicting nature of news from Rio, and the fear that troubles may yet crop up. The 1888 Bonds fell 1. Bnenos Ayres Ceduias were weak. Of Home Railways to be purchased on dividend estimates, London and Brighton A Stock has been as high as 164, but closed rather under. The more optimist of specul'' org put tho dividend on this stock as ligb as 8. but probably 8i will be the,maximum. South Eastern A continues to drag, and in heavy JlOlr variations did not exceed i to i. In Scotch stock-! there wasnothing doing. Sheffield Deferred Stock was rather easier. In Canadian Railways there is agaia a distinct want of animation. Grand Trunks were almost entirely neglected. Canadian Pacific Shares were firrcer. United States Railways are certainly attracting more attention. There is a certain irregularity about movements, and the majority of changes to-day have been adverse, but reaction is slight; and meanwhile there is a growing belief that with the New Year speculation in this depart- ment will revive in force. Chicago and Milwaukee and Louisville and Nashville gave way a little on realisations. Mexican (Vera Cruz) Railways were quiet. Pend- ing the publication of traffic, ordinary stock was 1Ir shade firmer. Mexican Central Bonds were steady. Amongst miscellaneous securities, Nitrates were very quiet. Primitiva Shares were a shade better. Gaslight and Coke were drill, and T A Stock, 1 down. Guinness Ordinary receded 2. The following changes have occurred since yesterday Foreign Stocks.— Ki°9—Chilian, 1867, 1885, 1826, and 1887, 1 Egyptian Unified, fa; Mexico, 1888, i; Peruvian, 1S82, 3-16; Spanish, fa; Swedisu, 1878, 1; and Turkish, 1871, i. Fall- Buenos Ayres Ceduias I, do. K, i Egyptian Preference, A Greek, 1881, and 1884, do. Monopoly and ilentps, 3; Turkish, Group 1 and 2, fa; Brazilian, 1883, and 1883, 1 do. 1879, 2 and Sante Fe, 1885-4, 1. British Railways.—Rise—Great Eastern, fa Brighton A, £ Chatham Ordinary, fa; Midland, i; Notth British Ordinary, fa North Eastern, i; South-eastern A, A; Furness, 1; London and South-Western, fa; and Rhymney, 1. Fall- Chatham Preference, i; Sheffield Deferred, iI; aDd Metropolitan, i. Indian Railways.—Rise—Southern Mahratta Stock, 1. Canadian Railways. -Pise-Cnnad ian Pacific Shares, J. Fait-Grand Trunk 2nd Preference and Guaranteed, fa. American Railway.-RÎ'Se-Uhicall:o and Mil- waukee, i Denver Preference, fa Lake SI ore, i; Louisville and Nashville, § and New York Ontario, i; Northern Pacific Preference, J; Philadelphia and Reading Shares, fa Union Pacific, i Wabash Preference, fa; Wabash General Mortgage, i. I'oreijnj Bonds.:—Rise—Lombard*, fa Mexican Ordinary, fa Mex.can Central Bonds, i, Nitrate Shares, J. Fall-Central Argentine, i. Banks.—Fall—Tarapaca, J. Breweries and Distilleries.— Rise — Guinness Ordinary, 2. Canals and Docks.—Fall—Suez, Commercial, Industrial, &c.~Rise—Priniitiva Nitrate, fa Eimore's Patent Coppar Deposing i. Fail-Catalina's Warehouses and Moie Com- pany of Buenos Ayres 5 per Cent. Debenture, 1 • New Explosives, i, Gas. -Fal I-G, -light and Coke A, 1. Insurance. — Rise- Clerical, Medical, and Genera),A. Sliippi "g.-Fail-P. and O. Steam, i. Mines.—The mining market was firm, though not active. South Africans were steady. There was some demand for Indian gold shares amongst miscellaneous, but Broken Hill Shares were strong. Mexican Explorations were steady. Rise— British Broken Hill i, to 6; Cape Copper 1-16, to 3 9-16 Colon Gold 61 to 6* 61; Day Down Is, to lCs Gympie Great Eastern 6d to fe • KanganlU Silver fa, to 2|; La Valera 1-16, to' 1|: M-xicai. Exploration 9J, t. 7- 91- Mysore Si.u'li E«t &■ to 1*i 6 1 Ooregutn 5-16, to2±; do. Preference fa to 2|; R:o Pinto*, to 16* Tetnan 9i, to 7s 9) rhar-» 1-16 to 4 11-16; U.S. Gold Placers 6d, to 4< 6 1; Tran*vaal Land 5 16, to 3 prem; Bantjes â. to Ii; City and Suburban i to lc*; Henry onrse k. to 7. Jumpers i, to 141; Langlaagi.es 1 16, to 413 16; Main reef Unified li.ie^Kirt i. ;.11 2-i May's Consolidated 1-16, to Aaiwi) j|, to 12; Randfonteia 1-16, to 1; 1;1. S 1'2.. <.J.I.. I' A- ?"u""Pe », 10 0; JDe Beers 3-16, to 23g G-.qo.land We« fa, to 6*; Read's Dr.n Land Co |, to 4. Farl-Bec.'manaland 1-16, to 3 £ Aloert Stiver Mine A Shares Lle r 1-16, to 3 £ Aloert Stiver Mine A Shares I' X:L i'0,-i7 -D n ,to 5*; Oceana if i A! Xo Yr ?yn 2"16' to s Bonnie Dundee £ i, to 2s DnyU.wn, p.c. 6t, GO 14J 61 Lisbon Berlyu 2?, to 10s; Montana 1-16 to U- Wam.qna Copper 116 to 2 716; Nundydroog 1-16, to 1^ PahaiiK Kabanft 1-16, to }; P;il- mari.jo 6u, u> 22S St Augustine 6 J, to 5i 3i. Tiiere were no Dnillion operations at the bank Rates telegraphed from the East were :—Bom- mari.jo Jd. to 22.1 St Augustine 6 1, to 5i 3i. Tiiere were no Dnillion operations at the bank. Rates telegraphed from the East were :-Born- bay and Calcutta Toiegraptiic Transfers, Is 4id Hong Kong « Months' Biils. 33 2|i Shanghai do., 4« 5^1. Indian Exoh.inv;es were quiet, at late raten. Rupee Paper 4 per Cent., é8-¡ to 69i do. 4 per cent., 71§ to 72. Dolla* 43i Bat°' 13 161 Mexiwn

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST, Supplied by Messrs TRACKERAYT CO., Stock ami --lur Br kers, j. Dock Chambers. Cardiff KAIL WAYS. Paitl. Pnces Stock Barry U.jck anxt RaiJirajrs. 100 „}36 140 „ '■)° New.. 4 7i 7} Great Western ioo _170 17t Jj0n<;l°n and North Western ..100 ..lao 181 Vo 'whl3" 100 146 117 IU Knoiuiaa and bwansea Bay 10 ,.10i 11' 10 T,K 41", Now 4 4i b* ,atockHhymney .100 ..154 156 ^e»ern and Wye H 10 Titt Vile Divided;Stock .100 1*84 8o 10 do H.jw 6 1ib 164 PttKFKItEJJTIAli. Stock, Barry Dock dt Ry. First Pref. 100 ..129 131 I ) „ 1,0 2nd do 10 12i 12{ btock, Brecon JfcMer lstPret.1361 ..I(Y) ..114 116 J>o 2ndPref.lo62 ..100 ..100 10b „ Cambrian, No 1, 4 j.c 100 ..66 b8 « f Uu ^o2, 4p.c ioo H2) 4^4 ..Greac Western Consol b p.c. 100 ..158' 160 10 Pembroke <& l'ttn,by,o p.c. 1864 10 7 YA 10 ttbondda A .Swansea liay 5 p.c 10 12) 123 tl. :«o o n.c. 4 64 Ui btocKlihyraney per cent. Consold. 100 ..118 US inn Jale 4 per' cent■ Donald.l&J ..120 122xd 1W lali No. 1 Pveference 100 275 2i}0 OUAHA.-S rKED AND LEASED. SO Aber lai« Kail way SO 133 141 btock (Jreil Western, B D.C. guar.100 ..159 161 t'euariiiUarboui.Dock. and UylOO "lb2 154 „ yom.<S^oiset(i;atUt:xtension)100 ..llu lie RAILWAY AND Ot'Uliil L)El;N"UUI? ES Bonds Barry Dock & Illy 4i p.c.100 116 118 1"°, ll'.c 100 ..llo 117 btockLrecon.i MertbyrA4 p. c 100 ..110 112 •' „ J)o- B 4 p. c 100-93 101 btock bute I>ock 4 p. e i>j ,.U3 115 Cauibviivn A 4 p. 100 ..IB 1^0 Du. 1, 4 p. -100 1141 Gr,:t, erit:- Western i do 100 ..lt>l 165 „ Midland 4 per cent.100 ..1^3 135 Mid-Wales A 4 £ per cent..i..lOO ..Ho 11.; •' Dock A t) per cent 1U0 98 101 „ Hliyiuuey i^trtto 106 ..127 129 No. 1 ..100 ..149 lblxd „ latl Vale 3 p.c 100 08 xd HANK. <0 Bristol West of England,Lim. 7i.. 17 17 20 do Mew 7i„ 16J 17i 100 County of Gloucester. Lim.26 66 674 30 tilaiuorgaushire, l.iin 24 Si' 2t !) Cilamorganshire, i.d., Pref. 2}" 3? 31 10 London and Provincial, Lim. b 18 184 c0 National Bank of Wales, Lim 10 152 16 x new iz do New 7; 12t 12 /o National Provincial, Lim 102.. 48 50 bO National Provincial, Lim. 12 56i o7' "Q NortU anil SouiU Wales, lam 10 i3j 34J ''l; South Wales Union, Limited 7IOJ, 1 C.As. 10 Aberdare 13 13 14 ^ock Cardiff A 10 per cent 100 ..200 205 Do. B 6 jer cent 100 ..163 16o Do. C 7 per cent IX) ..140 145 Do. Clas D j per cent 100 ..103 105 10 Llyuvi Vailey 10 10 Newport A 10 per cent 100 ..IM 203 t. Du. 67, per cent 100 ..148 163 Va, C 7 per ceut _.100 ..139 144 Xa Swansea 7i per cent 2;).. a7j 38* Gà do 7 Pr cent 2o .)5 37 GAS ANI) WATHIt. C Harry and Cadoxton 9 114 Uj iC Bridgend 10 10 I0i '.2 Pontypool (.Max. lOp. c.) 12 17 18 10 Ystrail A 10 13 la WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol 25 55 60 & L>o 2Q 431 10 Neath A 10 16 17 10 Pontypridd 10 16 20 btock Pontypridd a per ct. Pref .100 ..a2j 125 COAL AND IliON. 10 Cardiff and Swansea Colliery 10 lj 23 liobw Vale .Steel, Iron, it Uoal 20 .1 8i si 0 iireaC WesternCollry. APref. o 14 14^ b Do. B Ord 5 13 1.5^ 5 o Do. New B 4 114 12i lCO Do, 6 p.c. B Dt-os.lOO &0 102 10 li. U. Vivian & Co. A Pref. 8 6> 72 a International Coal si.. ii 3; 6 Nantyglo & Blaina Iron Pref. bzi.. 61i 624 10 Newport-Abercat-n (;olliery.. 10 9, 1O 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 lot ilk 5 North's Navigation Coiiiery a 0 ot a lthyinney Iron 0 2t 22 5 Do. New 1 100 Do. 7 p.c. Debs. 1890 ..100 _100 104 100 Do. 0 p.c. Mort. Debts.100 so a 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 5i b! I 3 Do. 10 per cent B. o m 4i 3 Do. New B.. I4 2 24 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A Yi 29 30 2a Do. B 25 .ii3i SJ34 MISCKLLANEOCS. 20 Alexandra Dock & ltaihvay..20 ..16 162 /'otock Ditto p.c. Pref. 100 ..101 104 1 Blaiid & C. Ltd .I11 10 Bristol Brewery Ortiinary 10 304 314 10 Vo. 6, Preierence 10 15 15 10 BI. and bo Wales Waggon 3 a in 00 Bute Dry Dock 50 33 35 btock Cardiff Corporation 3i p.c.100 ..108i 1091xd a Cardilf & Peuartb Tramways 5 04 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 19 21 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage 25 35 37 bO Central Dry Dock 5u 2a 30 ? tilo'ster iiy.Car.&Wag.Lu. A 7.. al 9i 10 W. Hancock ct Co., Ltd 10 23 2.)i 10 Do 6 p.c. Pref 10 124 15 btock Do 44 p.c. Deb. btocklOO ..105 107 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 8 84 1) Milford Dock 10 1 50 Mount Stuart Dry Dock 40 45 <17 50 Do B -2U 22 2J 0 Newport Tramways a718 Do Water 1;1 Annuities 264 27 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 40 42 50 Do 35 23 30 10 Provincial Tramways lu 42 51 10 Do 6 per c-,tit Preference.. 10 104 11 10 Itoyal Hotel 64 per cent. 10 10i 101 bO Spilier & Co., Cardiff, Ltd 45 74 76 50 SwansjaDry Dock 25 3 5 Stock Do Corporation 34 p.c .100 .1074 103ixd „ D liarbour4 p.c. Stock 100 98 100 10 Do Tramway 10 2j 3 1 W'st'rnCounties Telephone Ord. I 9s Od 10a 5 Do. do. 0 p.c. pref. 5 „ 64 5 50 Windsor Slipway.. „ 4b 16 18 Bank rate o per cent. tixed 2btb Sep. THERE AUK SELLERS OF E400 Penarth Harbour 4 p.c. Deb. Stock xd, at 121 J51543 Brecon & Aterthyr ij Debenture Stock ¿O Milforil Dock Shares, at 2bs OO Barry Dock 1st Preference Stock 50 Bland Shares, at 18s 6d 12 Mountstuart Dry Dock A Shares, at 464 5 Windsor Slipway Shares, at I04 18 Khondda & Swansea Bay Ordinary, at £10 17s 5d 20 National Bank ot Wales Shares cum. new, lói a Great Western Colliery New B Shares £ 500 Barry Dock & Railway atcck THERE ARE BUYERS OF E100) Bute Debenture Stock, at 114 A; LOOO Penarth Harbour Stock 2^ Hancock Preference Shares 25 Barry dL Cadoxton Gas t Water Shares, at lit £ 10u0 Barry Ordinary Stock zG Hancock Ordinary Shares 15 South Wa'ea Union Bank Shares, at IO4 30 Bristol & West of England Bank Shares 30 London & Provincial Bank Shares, at 18t 20 Newport Abercarn Cciliery Shares, at 96 50 Barry Dock New Shares £ 600 Rhymney Railway Stock, at 155 I 2u Taff Vale New Shares, at 10 5 Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 34 i&c., <&c. I THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCK-BROKERS. 1059

I E. T. LYDDON & COMPANY, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE. 1010 6 Swansea 0a3 74% Shates z) Taff £10 Shares Aberdare Ga-i buares, at £ 144 I 40 Miiford Dock Ordinary .Shares 30 Ystrad Gas IC FWater A Shares 27 do B Shares 9 Spiller & Co/a Shares 5 Windsor Slipway Shares-bil wanted Rhondda & Swansea Bay Ordinary Shares 9 South Wales Uliian Bank Shares, at lOt 20 Pontypool Gas Water "hares 10 Barry Dry Dock Shares, at ilk £ 600 Barry 4 p.c. Debentures WANTED. £ 600 Taff Vale Stock £ 500 Khyuiney Railway Ordinary Stock £500 Barry Ordinary Stock 50 do Shares Provincial Tramway Preference Shares 110 Bute Dry Dock shares Swansea Harbour Stock 20 National Bank of Wales Shares, at 15i Barry Debenture Stock 3o Aberdare Gas Shares, at 14 I 20 Barry it Ca ioxion Gas A Water Shares, at £ 11 j ARTHUR STUCLEY T. LUCAS, STOCK iSc SHARE BROKER. SWANSEA, 1092 I E. J. EVANS & SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, c2, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. 1067 GEO. THOMAS, STOCKBROKER, I VIENNA CUAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, JARDIFF I BUYERS. 1072 bO Bland Shares, at 18.i Hancock' Ordinary Shaves t £ 10U) Penarth Harbour Dock &S p.c. CUbrsnteed Stock £ oGO Barry 1st Preference Stock, at 130 20 Hancock's Preference Shares 10 Barry ct Cadoxton Gas d: Water Shares b Phillips & Co. Brewery Shares SELLERS. Uskside Rivet Shares JB500 Barry Dock Stock Cardiff Gas D Stock bO Cardiff & Swansea Collieries Newport Abercarn Ordinaries FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address, Fleming, Cardiff.") THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER I 5, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegraph Address, "Gedge," Cardiff. I PARSONS AND ROBJENT, II STOCKBROKERS, NEWPORT MON, »' ■ ■ ■■ TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO. (Telegraphic Address, TREDUNN, CARDIFF), STEAMSHIP SHARE BROKERS & AUCTIONEERS •MERCHANTS. EXCHANGE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SAI.E- 1 Rioo Share Anne Thomas :15. Co., Ld. 4-64th s.s. Cameo. of Cardiff 2:2100 lolo Morjtanwg 2Mth „ Excelsior BUYERS. Orientals, Abermaeds, Ferncliffefl, Goldcliffes, Cory and Sons, Morels, Thomas Radcliflea. MONTHS*" SALES BY AUCTION HELD. NEXT I>KC. 19th, IS63. KNTRIKS SOLICITED 3039 J. W. COURTIS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, ST. JOHN'S CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. 4341 TeleRrars. "STOCKS. CARDIFF." Telephone, iNo. 551.)

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. 1889. 1883. In. De. Pentbrokeand Tenby.t. 469.. 500 31 London, Chatham, die Dover 24401.. 75160.756 TflfYVale and Penarth Rail. 14820.. 19245 4425 Cumbrian 4123.. 3887. 236. Sitith Eascerii 3ifc40.. 408ol 1321 Hhymnev 3010.. 3558 518 Great Western ..171630..170590.. 1140. London Brighton, andS.C. 40325.. 41( 94 769 Brecon and Merthyr 1876.. 204o 168 Metropolitan 13844.. 13389.. 455.

LATEST MARKETS. CORN. BIRMINGHAM, Tuesday. — Thursday being Bank Holiday, the market v.as hdl i to-day. There was only a holiday attendance, and but little business was transacted. English and foreign wheat was unaltered, with the exception IIi Russian, which was held for 6d per quarter advance. Grinding barley was 3d to bd per quarter dearer. Other articles were unchanged. HULL, Tuesday.—To-day, at our market, there was a small supply of English wheat, and the trade done was quite of a hoiulMy character. Last week's prices were ftiliy maintaine,t, and there was no change in foreign wheat. Barley was fu'ly as dear, both milting »nd grinding- oth-r till without change. Wind, W.N. W. "iioweiy i.nd collier. GLASGOW, met to-day instead of to-morrow. However, there was a holiday aspect in the marKet. M;iize is a^ain quoted at 12s 44d per Sdo lbs. Scotch malting b.irley, 18s 6d to 24s 6d per 320 lbs. (irindini.; beans quiet, at 15s 9d to 16s 3d per 280 lbs. Wheat and flour steady. Scotch oats quiet, at lb-, to 20s. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday. W lieat close firm good business done at occasionally id dearer Californian No. 1, 7s 4d to 7s 5d. Flour-tile retail business is steady, Oats easy. Meal quiet. Maize ea.sier-new mixi'd American, 4s 2^d Odessa, 4s 4±d. Sadi beans, 27s 3d per 0natter. The market has a holiday appear- ance. CATTI.E. BIRMINGHAM, Tuesday.—Very small supply, and trade slow. Beef. 6d to 7±d mutton, 8d to 9jd per lb. Bacon pigs, 9s 3d to 9s 6d sows, 7s 3d to 7s od porkets, 9s 6d to 10s per score. SALFORI), Tuesday.-mall supply of cattle and sheep, and few buyers a dragging trade for cattle at lower prices. There was a fair demand for sheep at rates ruling this day fortnight. Calves dull, and in favour of buyers. Calves, Sjd to 6jd sheep, 7d to 9id calves. 6d to 8u. Cattle, 915 sheep, 2,391 calves, 615. PRODUCE. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday.Sugar quiet and unchanged. Beet quiet- December-January, 118 9d February, lis lCAd Coffee sales-Africkn 753 6d. Cocoa in moderate request. Rice steady. Linseed quiet. Manilla hemp in moderate demand, but steady. Castor oil quiet, at qAd. Lard flat, at 32s 3d. Palm oil idle, but firm. Petroleum qúiet-t.,1 to 8iil American 5id to 6d Russian. Turpentine steady, at 34s. Nitrate dull, with unchanged rates. LONDON, l'uesdiiy. -Sugar market practically closed tor the hoiidays. Hefined goods quiet and unaltered. Beet inactive, January selling at lis 9d, March lis lljd, April 12s 0jd cane unaltered. Coffee firm, but scarcely anything doing Kio futures tirm January, 743 9d to 76s for May to June. Rice ected. Jute inactive. Cotton quiet. Turpentine, •»» oa. American petroleum, 6d to 64d on the spot. Markets entirely closed until Friday. buti-KR LORK, Tuesday.—First and seconds, 112s thirds, Ht«S*,6'i2 £ Kegs—Seconds, 107s. Mild-cured ork.us- hne, libs mild, 96s. Mild-cured kegs-tine. Ills, in market, loO firkins, 10 kegs, 18 mild. SUGAR. GLASGOW, Tuesday.-Small business done at pI ices in b..tyers' fayonr. The official report states :-The market closes with a quiet but steady tone. Market and stores will be closed to-morrow and Thursday, also on 1st January, and there will be no official reports issued until the 2nd of January. i'lSll. Tuesday.—Good supply fair deman l. 12s to 20s level, lCs to 14s lemon, 20s to 26s soles, 120s haddocks, 4s to 8s whiting, 12s to 16s whitches, 18s to 22s per box 10s to 14s conger, 3s to 4s brill, 3s to 5s ling, 4s to 6s dead, 3s to 5s cod, 5s to 8s; skate, 3s to 5s dead, 2s to 4s each hake, 20s to 40s; dead cod, 60s to 120s per score; halibut, 4s to 8s per stone dead, 3s to 6s per stone lobster, Is III per lb. HAY AND STRAW. LONDON, Tuesday.-Fair supplies on offer and trade was slow owing to the weather. Good to prime hay, 60s to 92s inferior do.. 26s to 50s good to prime clover, 7a.i to 90s; inferior do., 409 to 75s straw, 2fis to 40s per load. METALS. LONDON, Tuesday —Copper steady-G..NI.B., £50 paid cash three months sellers, £ 50 «buyers near but nothing yet done. Tin steady, and fair business- Straits. E,46 2s 6d to £90 cash £ 96 10s to S96 7S 1 end of January £ 96 5s early February; £ 95 15, three months. Spelter, £ 24 5s to £ 24 7s bd. SoanUh lead, £ 14 2s 6d to £ 14 5s English, £ 14 5s to £ 14 ]ns Closing report-Copper steady, at S50 cash fifty tons done, for 15th January. at B69 three months £50 buyers. Tin steady—10 tons Straits, £96 cash g,5 17s ód to £96 three months £96 two months. Englbh ingots, £ 101. Spelter, £ 24 5s. Spanish lead £ <4 9* 6d to £ 14 5s. English do., £ 14 5s to £ 14 lOs.' Quick! silver unaltered. The market re-opens on Monday next. GLASGOW, Tuesnay.—The market is steady and » good business A was done at 61s 7id to 61s 54d «wh • 62s 31 to 61s lid one month buyers, 61s bid cafh •' fcls lid one month sellers, near. Nliddi-,br(,ugh wi; done at 61s 9d cash buyers, 61s 6d cash. Heioafit<> done at 74s 74d, 74s 9d and 74s 7}d cash 75s 3d o„° month buyers, 74s 7d cash sellers, 748 8d The market is closed until Friday.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CAKDli11* SWANSEA.t NE PORTJ E,n- Hgtj; Hgt n. Lrvn. Hgt 23 M 7 22 7 48 36 7 6 24 6 51 33 7 "7^T~T vTh 1 7,35 8 137 0 24 T 8 14 8 3936 4 7 17 7 423^ 11 8 27' 8 q s?'i^ss8!8sssi,S?jii» S?SSS^5SiJSS!g|S JSgagg I 29 6- 0 7 29 0:11 2211 47126 0 1. n m K* 1 +p8- 2' 0 1525 ni 0 48 1 21 28 7 float h Biisiii tPnnce of Wile J>k. 1 Alexin, u

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE, DOCKS, TDBSDAT. As is usnally the case on the day preceding Christmas, there was very little business done at the Docks to-day, and long bsfore the usual time of closing Change was practically deserted. In our local freight market to-day outward steam chartering was moderately active. Rates for Alexandria, Port Said, and the upper Medi- terranean ports generally had a downward tendency a similar remark applying to Spaniib, French Bay ports, and Gibraltar freights. pastern business was quiet, and there was no change in United States and coasting freights. The following comprise the latest operations £"1-1.1.. wont tar, /< M (Violante). Barcelona, 13s (E>y Rise). Lisbon, 711 6d (Ellemre). Galle, option Colombo, 18" (Cairnryan), St. Nazaire, 5if,, iRoi.go). Genoa, 10< (Ki'Zf bn: n Ailenl. St. Naz^.re, 5ifcs (Eari,ad). 12s (Bordeaux), Alexandria, lis (Diamant). o(re?Jerhaven' 6s (Rheinarold). ot. Nazaire. Sfi's (frup. Britoni. TK- !»• owausea Sail.—This market was inactive, with OHIT a S^nd8^16 CjemaDd for tonna^e to load for th* j ? and Brazilian ports, while for the YVesi Indies and higher River Plate ports the freights underwent no alterations. Irogbts ,i„0reV_Ra,teS fr?ra Decid0' and Povina closed moderately tirm, with a fair demand fo' hinnirv f nap6f' e a moderately good inquiry for steamers to load for Carthagena Hue va, and Porman for the east and wTt coast ports United Kingdom. m J

I WRECKS AN í) CASUALTIES. i [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS 1 Ihe oarquentnie lone, of Swansea, not Jane as nrp- vjously reported, got ashore near Lamlash but was afterwards towed off undamaged. The steamer Bretwalda, which arrived at Cardiff i from London, on Tuesday, collided with the nier' Damage unknown. r j The British steamer Attila has arrived at Gihraltar an(i reports that she grounded off Cape Barfi on the carco but Boated after Jettlsoning .500 tons of I The steamer Newent left Gravesend on Tuesdav for the lyne for repairs. Wooden shields have been fixed OTt;r the holes in her bows. 'l'he ship Stanley, of Liverpool, and the schooner Yuba, of Wexford, collided m Penarth Roads Both are repairing damage.. The latter* bows i The steamer Coleridge, of Middlesbrnmrh fmm bri^DaTi11^^ 't'h T°eS on Tu«sJay with the Miggbtly daioaSed SCeamer Ail wer9 The steamer EÐtian Monarch, from London for Y. general caigo and passengers, has pro'peller i^mouth with 1.JSS of three blades of her A telegram from Amsterdam states that in conse- quence of a collision between the steamer P Caland fD<?J w E ihur^ecke VII., in which the latter sank in the Worth Sea Canal, navigation of the canal is com, pletely closed provisionally for the next four days, per-' haps ioner. A later telegp m tates that vessels cam pa>.B on IhuracUy by daylight. j The steamer Clan Fraser, for Capetown, when leaving { Morpeth Dock. Uverpool, on Tuesday, struck Wood side landing stage. She sustained damage and returned I to dock for rep drs. A later telegram states that she has several plates damaged on port quarter above water. No damage to cargo. j The British barque Russia, from St John, N.B has deck cir" h"^ reP°rtS haYinsr ,ost' her II uiS^*8- f,tle had one nan washed over- board, a boy XtBed, and two men injured. "eu OV0r Ihe schooner Mary Farleigh, of Fowey, has arrived at Ram>gate and reports that the mate was killed Beachy1 Head"^ 3trUC by tbe mainboutn when ott B«rv wi^Tnr-in»nRrflica' f07 Venice- b»3 returned to nJu t> enSines deranged. The I#ritish steamer Loch Ness has arrived at Rev&l Kr,0rCS&^eenaSb0r-e at fcrfbJnJ undamaged ° exalnlned hirers and found an'1 Wj.llianl' b<»und for Liverpool, with granite se^ts, is ashore near Castletown, Isle of Man The British ,ibip Grandee is in Barry Hoatls witb crew relusing ,juty. TiftoATr^f661' from Ua]cntta, on entering on' on i'ue-day morning.struck the tk datBii«'agstem and bows. SheK:lis0,v is ashore at Bahia Blanca. cargo. y •>at alter discharging part of her Tbe BritWl ship 'KaisolV is ashore at Bahia Blanca. cargo. y •>at alter discharging part of her The Dutch barque Thorbecke V. drove ashore at ivienaaa. She has been condemned and sold. BoVcconPr? Air"m, Ab^,lee» states that the tug Donmou' i'on Whed two miles north Tl Ori'ic Kh ™ SufSJ1? If*?", water whs is likely to float. ore^°'d ?f W^kBaf.whlle?n towfbr^ke^yt Stean>e,r She is lying nearly broadside on with all^hJi*1011 under water. w,tl1 a11 ber cargo FROM ODE OWN REPORTHB. 1 FROM OUR OWN REPORTER. I The steamer Gemtm, managed hv IVT^C™ TT Moore and Moore, got ashore ,Li!! „ Harrison, ^Vednesciay morning inside the emhnnV s<lua^ °n Low Water Pier. Card,ft, and rem^ ^T"? ofTth(i «pect?d she wid get off „„t tide anT^oS oJUr j SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION

Mumbles LIGHTHOUSE, Tuesday Wind nw Weather SqUiliiy. bea rough. /L«2i ^? :str0nfr- Oeorgette, of Dieppe Werfa, of Cardiff k~ an0er,ri LIZARD SIGNAL STATION.

Tilr- LizAltD., 'I'uesday.-Wind N%V, strnmr Wetther Sea roxii:ix Barometer 30 07 rising Aast— steamers Gervasn «» r«ing. Pasted Be-fast; Towara ot ufa ^ow Wian MUnluc,e- London, puttmir hark tn Win,.? ? Monarch, of awayb.aLsXo^ller^ gow, from Pisagua far Falmonrh • r-/ of t»las- ^steamers Gothland, of of Hamburg: baraue Thorn« A* .erP°o1; India, Hamburg in tow of one of JolliW, tugs6^001, fr°l" .? LIZARD, Wednesday.—Wind w J leather cloudy. Barometer 30 36, ii3in £ r pmodJer^te- —steamers Wetherbv of \y^t *1, ng- Panned hast more, for London Arao and Ili^ wW- from Balti- Passed! PHFEE „Hf0vSUN,,ERLA,,D- pool, from Hamburg; Dunluce of r V-est IIartlB- verance, of Sunderland fr«m v !Bellast; Perse- Durham, of Uull • Atlantic ym"Kieu. for Cardiff; Uppingham, of London from froul R""on of Bristol; Lark, of Hull ■ Clifron Allendale, of Sunderland Swan o Vof ^tler of Caen Morsan Richard's, of Liverpool^0 1 ChanZy' THE WEATHERIND NWPATRNM

A telegram from Ibrail states ,JIGATI°N. blocked with ice at Secondo vn'i a*tway completely anived. Weather frosty °n'y one "Kbter TH«N»H 0VERI)UE VESSEL.

The undermentioned vessel nnt of since tbe date Specifled is consiffi^ryS overdue, t Tb,, '.Nlon!rk, Abrahaingen Tuaster wlaieb left Pensa. cola for the 1'yue 011 the 8th Au¡;USt last. MOVEMENTS OF LOOAT

^eter Graham artd Tvn« fmm i?i Caedmon left' GibraTt^for Antwe/^H'^ 22011 Kedbrook left.Gibraltar^for Il £ ",DJ&d Radnor arvd Havre 23rd uuelva <»rd Ruperra passed Tarifa 23rd sssf^nsgssr1 to leave Hnl] for Cardiff 2btb Cairo left 24th Free Lance irvd Pester. fr^ p1 Bergamo left liuelva for the MMseT24thb

CARDIFF—ARRJY A LS ROATH DOCK. Dec 23—w Aiwt o. Abyha., Palmer s. 1802. i,0uthampton, light. L«i, BAST BUTE DOCK, Dec Antwem. li-ht, Amoor ss »~7rndr,ana sa. H71. cote, 736, Belfast, light deliver ss, 788. North' EAST BUTE DOCK, Dec 24 T i. London, light. Bretwalda BS lon. y »Abbey ss- 608, bach ss, 652. Oalgorm Castle'ni ,^unster Achen- Gladys ss, 1120. Boucan ss 7B9 'n- atet'°rd, light Strong ss, 755, Bilbao, iron 'ore *yonn«. P«twood. A. WEST BUTE DOCK, Dec 23.-Whi^v, rit"oo-L wheat. C. S. Parnell, 63, Kilkeel uota>nJ .(ls:water. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 23.—Heethnr^ w*»e, 68. terdam; light. Harold ss, Stt.TonZ'n iZj™, Hot- 1589, Liverpool, ballast. "ht. Avon, PENARTH DOCK. Dec 24—Uios ,3 1276 Pal light. Conqueror ss, 9, Liverpool liffht T \Falm°ntb, Liverpool, ballast. g J°hanne, 885, PENARTH TIDAL HARBOUR, Dec 20 _n. • Chare .te. brandy. Ossian ss, PENARTH TIDAL HARBOUR, Dec 21 —n • „ Bridgwater, cement. ^.—Hereford, PENARTH TIDAL HAROOUB, Dec 24—r«i» r don, general cargo. ss, Lon- „ SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Dec 23.-Loui3 ss. Cobuete, Bordeaux. TI F^OCK, Dec 24.—Idar ss, Sea. Ouse ss, Hodge, Bordeaux, Precurseur ss, Burt, Naples. Raoul S3' WESSON, Sables. Marion ss, JeSers, Cape de verds. R EAST BUTE DOCK, Dec 23,-Alberio ss, Jupp, Bar- celona. Betlt s, Cawcott, Vigo, Volante ss, Santas, R^ewport. Kittie ss, Jenkins, Madras. Solway ss, Uougall, Glasgow. Bertie ss, Martin, Genoa. Grimsby ss, Nestell, Bordeaux. Arno ss, Arnold, Havre. Mer- cator ss, Chevers. Dieppe. Signe s", Joffe, Copenhagen WEST BUTE DOCK. Dec 24.—Goval ss, Campbell, London. Eugene ss, Lowrey, Seville. Aunis ss, Govan, RocheflHt Vulture ss, Canege, Dartmouth. Porthill 55, Horwood, Roads. PENARTH DOCK. Dec 2S.-Tremayne S3, Palermo. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 24.-Glendower ss, Gibraltar. Blackc ck as. Roads. Henry, Dakar. PENARTH TIDAL HARBOUR, Dec 21.-0ssian ss Charente. PENARTH TIDAL HARBOUR, Dec 23.-Hereford, Bridgwater. PENARTH TIDAL HARBOUR, Dec 24.—Celt ss Penarth DOCK; ENTERED OUTWARDS-Dec 24 Gibraltar, Gwenljian Thomas ss, B, 731, Jones, Evan Thomas, Radcntfe & Co Port Said, Ashton ss, B, 1168, Cay, Hall & Co Gibraltar. Northcote SI. B, 637, Fisher. Renwick & Co Port Said, Dunsley ss. B, 1320. Gray, Taylor & Co Constantinople. Gladys as. B, 1022, Cory Bros & Co Moricq, Antoinette Sidonie, F, 58, Morel Bros & Co Piraeus, Andriana, Grk. 1174, Bulgaria, A T Lueovieh Corunna, Rosina, Spn, 218, 218, Gautes. A H Tapson Rio Janeiro, Avon, B, 1519, Worms, Josse & Co Gibraltar, Harold ss, B, 736, Lewis, G S Stowe Port Said, Bretwalda ss, B. 1901, Hunter, Hall Bros Port Said, Sir Garnet WoLseley ss, B, 1477, Morgan Gray, Taylor & Co Phillipeville, Minister Achenbach ss, Kahmke Krieger & ;o,cn!lema.nn C| Valencia, Danbrittou ss. B, 343. Ponsonby & Co CLEARED—Dec 24. Barcelona, Rayner ss, B. H85 coal Bombay, Idar ss B, toOo coal Gibraltar. Gwenilian Thomas ss, B, 1360 coal Capetown, Kedron, B, 1950 coal Port Said, Sir Garnet Wolseley ss. B, 2800 coal Gibraltar. Nonhcotr ss, B. LLUO ,.0..| Savona, Elpis ss, B, 2300 coal Constantinople. Regal SS> B, 3000 coal Monte Video, Charles, B, 587 coal Monte Video, Thomas Perry, B. 19B7 coal Lisbon, James Groves ss, B 1500 coal Malta, Cadoxton ss, B, 2000 co IL Gibraltar, Whitehall ss, B, 6.50'coal Spezzia, Sa.n Georgia ss, 1y. 2050 coal Singapore. Iriton Ger, 180U coal Corunna, Rosma, Spn. 145 coal Moricq. Antoinette Sidonie F 90 coal Capetown, Sopnie. Nwy, 12» coal Buenos Ayres, Svea Nwy, 1155 P FAET IMPOIIXX—])EC 24 Bilbao. Caerleon s, iron ore, Rhymney Co Youghal, Agnes, pitwood, Tellefsen WILL'S Ar On Bridgwater 'PT VINCENT s. whrat, Spilier & Co Kilkeel, C S Parnell, potatoes, R England Bayonne, Boucan ss, pitwood A Capelle BUbao, A Strong ss, iron ore, Dowla?s Co BARRY DOCK.

goodJLIVA1'' Renforth ss, 24, Cardiff, general K""en' SWANSEA—ARRIVALS.

M2„ Newport. 141 YVestoiipoint, salt ABERTHAW' ST0»«3- Sumus ss, o £ &DS° £ capT^ric"- 213, Ca.en, light. Charles, 56. Gloucester, pitch. SOUTH DOCK, Dec 23 LITADIA ss, M MARYPORT hK H, 99 PAXTO. GLOUCe«ter, baliast. Rio For- moso ss, 99, Padstow, generaL Cambalu, 494, Bahia, ballast. SOrI\H Actif' ssI)A742,COILIER SS- 125- Bristol, K TIV Pitwood A CAEN' LI>?HT- MARIE S8> 567, Bordeaux, pltwood. Georl!:ette SS. ?:lb, Dieppe, GEDERAL- T,PRINVELI"HT CITV^K- DEC 23.—Marion ss, 67, PRFIVRE: OF WAL»NC«'N S,S' 2103' London, light. BiK'ronore! ALES D°CK- ^EC 24,-Rosslyn ss, 545, Talbot™ °°CK ° C 24—Montagu ss,*Corrin, Port SOUTH DOCK, Dec 23.-ElDmanuel S8, Rouen. Rio Formoso ss, ltead, Bristol SenatorHsS°Grahaw, LAWF3ERD^IOSN^EN°LME3' MARYP0RT' K-CELT ss, Malgraff, SSPSUSONF. »U £ °CK' DEC 2, _Lady Arthur Hill R WN I I^ADFAR«I^^TVVARI>S—DE0 24. A ,'ti'f SS F 47'i Ellis, J Wood & Co Caen Act'f 47A AutiRET> B D«buraux DIEPPE Georgette ss' F ^'O' KNRIAHT & CO » ORL«AN» Citv NF 276- Provost, G Taylor Bordeaux? Marie L p 2S>ln SS' Bl 2105' Buws & Co Bordeaux, X^RIE S3, F 557, DE IST JEATL) Q TAYLOR Jersey. Cristal, B, 60 COAL^0-°EC 24' Montana as. B, 1300 j!8nera P e¡ Caen, Actif ss, F, 920 COAL P'^tes. J R Down & Co JLATS Dillon & CPO TASH' M JONES & BRO = 10 ZINC G^SER/CHA^; '^S pitwood, Davies & Co WESTONPOINN^MN;| Merthyr Co Garston, Sumus ss, 260 SA>^1 DOC<U' Belfast, Auric ss, 580 CO.U V'18, V'V'AN & SONS Belfast, Morfa ,s. 480 COAF L,-VL-AN TT°NS —I-TFURCUS ERIN^ • "IVIAN «FE Sons J^RJEYT COSTAL. 60 COA?0^F.' COLUE^ CO Port Talbot, RosSlyN ^TOT^EFAAIGOLA Co A T-XA^AWI £ 2?T— RRIVALS.

I IVJRUOOL", liKht. DEC 24.—Springfield ss, 1457, OLD DOCK, Dec 2« R L54G- Rotterdam, light. ballast. Capt Parr, A,SATL? '^NEC,"N; ^4. Liverpool, RIVER L>ec 2; ~S,T Dublin, light. WA¥ SS Glasgow AM?8?; 670, BLLOAO. IL0I> °RE. Sol- Banner ss, 99, LIVE™ ^1,AST CARDIFF- GEI>ERAL. ffvernoo, gene.-al! RP^°'>. Plover ss, 114, Abbey, 43- ABERTHAW M- K"DSwater, light. liaht Olive Branch\ SB"ES', ?"BERC- 82> Bristol, « Bristol, light, FIU^L ^19^01.- LJGHT- TEL EL Kebir A-' RRiStol, LICHT YYS Bnstoi, lic;ht. John ss, Flofence? BRIST^E^HF RI"CE SS. 8=, Bristol, general.' KD-?SS, 57, IKI* £ MOR^. 55. Bristol, light. Hsht* OALATZ ss, 571 54- Bristol, Cardia. light. CARJIFF, light. Volante ss, L&I, '^H-ChrhM, Mn-.tfc, Bnenos Hood Birt, BRIDGWATER P? DRISCOLL» COR^. Robin Carlisle ss. Counor SWA„ ELWOOT1' Curran, Dungarvan. Cork Banner ss, RIRL ,EA- ABLN Sutton ss. Sutton, Bristol. E^TH Liverpool. Cardiff Castle. IMIES Bristol. Marv 1"' 'LH"MA». Bristol. Isca ss, Jones' Bristol. J0^ ^JIE* HD11-' BRISTO1- Florence, ss Howe, BristoL EN> Bristol. Welsh Prince L'ORIENT.^™%°^TWARDS-DEC 24. "F, Balto ss. N WY' A P Fill,ul & Co ^MALO, Martha PERCFFI ?""> ™OSES & C° Malta, Carl RAHTKENSS, Ldveanal, Gueret Mawson <ST Goss • spigelberg, Stephen? Oran, «J"ATZ ss, B, 571 Q „ RJONNA oasterton SS R A H Tapson 1 E >2o'ULE, Oscar LL.VWI °IRDERS HANDf°rd Buenos Ayres, Paris SS% ^7 It Gething & Co Santos, N adeshda, RUS' WA"s. Ward & Co „ ■ Castro, REGGM ss. H, BAIL^T 1JET St Francois, Boreal, F, to', RUFSITIIA, Boileau ss. B A BUENOS AYRES, FNTHIOF, st Paul de Loando, CARSFN ■, 00AL Genoa, Beindeer SS, B, ml 1300 coal Bilbao. MUP ss, B. ballast Houen, B*LTO ss, Nwy BALLAST St Malo. Marthe Po^tel, P 1A- IMPORTU 0 COA! Bilbao, Stag ss, 13uo iRON ORE~"SFC „ rtlascow and Belfast via N B'AENAVON Co Burton <FC Sons CARDIFF, Solway ss, general, Liverpool, Bauner SS „ Bristol, Kdgar ss. GENERAL R' BURTON & SONS A bertha vr. Abbey, stones BURTON & YONS Bristol, Welsh PRINCE SS „A KXPOliTij RN1EJERAL- T Mitchell Bristol, Olive Branch, 35 DEC 2A- Bristol. Florence, 130 coal EY*N* Tirid«'water, Active. NN»„' Powell Tirid«'water, Active. NN»„' Powell Frem'ington. Maria, IJ0 | > H Smith <FC Co Higbbridge, Flora, 102 coal ^> "'ephenson, Clarke 4 Co Cork. Capt Parry ss, 5W) ^PHENSON, Clarke <FC Co HAYLE, 1.1 indafF SS, BOOJ^RTF THOLL;^ & CO Bristol, Tel OL Kebir S3 17}: J F Thomas & Co Wexford, Glynn, 132 COAL C°AL, C Clutterbuck Dundalk, Hart Fell SS> ^APP A Co Liverpool, Volante ss. 3§O .?OA'. 8 U-hplates, T Wilks Liverpool, Banner SS, 200 J-NPLATES. Burton <FC Sons Liverpool. Plover ss. 280 TIN D,PLATE3, Burton & Sons Glasgow and Belfast via FT TES' Burton <FC Sons and 70 tinplates. Burton IISJO1' 5IEDWAY 3S. general Bristol. Burton, 80 coal NI Higbbridge, Julia, ll3 R^FTON & S MS Committee ""WAY IRON, Somerset Joint Dieppe, Springbok ss, B 23.

Abersocb, Mai waret and' \T. C?AL Liverpool, Cambria 33, B UTBA, B, 98 coal Liverpool, Cambrian s'S ^°ENWRAL Liverpool, Prospero GS,'I» "-ENeral llonfleur, Brou^hshane s's RneI?' B. 420 coal NEE ™Rt??u^lTON FERRY.

Treport, Barnngton ss li UEC 2I- KNTEliKj) OTTTURF'v. UPL'"> F Williams Fecamp, Marie Fleurie SS DEC 24. CLEARIVN' 5,78' J P Williams London, Jane Gray, B, 161 K ?EC 23- Treport, Barrin«ton SS I> «,R'CLC3. 37 clay, Mitchell CLKAURN Fecamp, Marie Fleurie ss, B7^cc^ ARRIVAL, Dec

ARRIVAL, Dec SAILINGS, Dec 23.—' JTK< LIKHT- Veronica ss, Ilayle, 220COA| S?- ILIYLE, 400 coal. ADJUDICATIONS, &C.

(FROM TUESDAY \IGHRTT7. 4 51 LONDON GAZETTE."] FIRST MEETINGS 4MT"N. KXAM!NAT^ £ -S OF PUBLIC Geo. Norton, JAMES-STI..ET jug Dec. 3L, noon, AT the'IIFFI '•RROCER* FIRST meet- Public examination JA„ IA01 Receiver's, Cardiff, hall, Cardiff. AT 11 a.m., at the Town- John K. Wood, of PARKFLALFIA M Cardiff, and TRADING at CA M "odville-road West, and fine art dealei. FIR^F'TL S'REEC' Cardiff, optician Banking Buildings, L0N,VLEE'1,18. JAN' 2> AT 11 A-M- Jan. 14, at U a m., TOW„ I R!; Public examination John Morgan, of Ty COCB & C«DI?" mourhsliire, farmer, F;J? • Llanhennock, Mon- at Official Receiver's, NEWRF" TAEET'NIR Jan. 1, noon, Jan. 23, at 11 a.m., Town KM' Public examination William 11. Gibby, PEMBIOFC1: ,• fanner, and cab PROPRIA ''OCK, haulier, dairy First meeting January 7 A, 'ATB hotel-keeper, ance-hall, P< mbroke IJ'oot P ™ >:LT CBE Temper- .Tanury D, at 11.30 a.M PUBLIC examination Pembroke Dock. '■ AC the Temperance-hall, George Harries, CastlewillmM »> farmer. First msetine I„„, I{RA'IVDY,Pembrokeshire, (Jastle Hotel, HAVERF, 7, at Ua.m,, at the January 8, at 11.30 A.M public examination Pembroke Dock. '• AC the Temperance-hall, NOTICES OFF T\ 1», — Daniel C. Forsey, Coburn-FTR.I I,PENDS- road, Cardiff, boot and SHN« ,ATTLAys, and Tndor- HD in the pound, payable T\ ER- Final dividend, street, Cardiff. '-cember30, at 29, Queen- George L. Preece (separate coach-builder, traaine W, E;ATE)' Monmouth, Preece and Son. FINAL ,1 'homas L. Preece as P'mnd, payable January ATH JF 1 EN<* IN THE Monmouth. ,AC Agincourt-square, Thomas L. Preece (SEPARATE coach-builder, tiadino- »;FF estate}, Monmouth, Preece and Son. Final di»iri ,EOT £ E Preece as payable January 4TH 'N the pound, Monmouth. L6» Agincourt-square, Edwin Alewood, Swansea Composition dividend SI and druggist. December 31st (thres MNNLI. payable Receiver's, Swansea. M°UTHS bill) at the Official John Morgan, °FA £ C2R^TI0-VS- George Harries, of CastlewilH^1' H^HENNOCK, farmer, farmer. WUHAM, Brawdy, Pembroke,

Fenders and^ir^ng Bedsteads and Bedding, and two pillows 601b3 of 6a„Ud Co.. 63, St. Mary-Wreet, clr*iS Perkin3 Broa- wi

( FOOTBALL. LONDON WELSH v PENARTH. The London Welsh journeyed to Pena.rth on Tuesday to do battle with the loctl exponents of the popular winter pastime. Tiey ha.d. unfortunately, to take the field minus thl services of Tom Morgan, who has accompanied his old team I (the Cardiff Quins) on their northern tour,and A. C. J)avies, the international. The Seasiders, on tho other hand, played their strongest team. The teams were as follows :— POSITION. LONDON WELSH. PEN.RTH. Back H. A. K#es H. E. Mtrgan Three-quarter..L. M. Jones G. Rowle! Three-quarter.. E. Spear Three-quarter..Conway ReesR. Garret: Three-quarter. A C Jones" J. Williatis Ha.lf-back .D. H.. Evans T. Hutcliilgs Half-back .A. J. Edwards .F. E. Moore Forward .R. J,. Thomas (capt. )G. Brown Forward W. Thomas .T. White Forward .T. E. Jones .T. Garrett Forward Pooie-Hughes J. Matthews I Forward. W. Daniel. A. Willians Forward.D. G. Davies P. O'Brier Forward C. Bowker A.Mears Forward Green .J. Hayes Referee, Mr W. M. Douglas, Cardiff Matthews opened the ball with a low kitk, which was smartly returned to the centre by Reid. Scrim- maging ensued in the vicinity of "no man's ilnd." and after some loose play Garrettgot off with one olhis noted corkscrews, but the ground so gained was 'ecovered by some good dribbling by the Welshmen, chief of whom were Daniel R, Thomas and W, H. Thomas. The oval getting into the open, was propellid by the Seasiders' forwards up to the Londoner' lines. and Brown, who was going like a racer, kicked the ball dead. H. A. Itees re-startsd, but the effect of his long drop was equalised by an equally fine punt on the Dart ot Mofgan, the home custodian. A. C, Jones received tbs sphere and putting his foot into it he drove it to th) neigh- bourhood of the centre, which was the scene d hostili- ties until Moore, picking up very smartly from tile scrim. mage, carried th? oval to within two or three ya*ls of the line, where he chucked to Garrett, who missec the pass through no fault of his own, for the ball had bcome so greasy as to be most difficult to handle. 'Ibanks to the splendid combined work of the Thomases, Bowker and Poole-Hughes the invaders were driven blCk, but the Penarthites were not to be denied, aid in an incredibly short space of time the game wtS again waged in perilous proximity to the visitors' goal- line. Following a succession of scritnmiges, which were held on the very verge of tie line, Hutcbings transferred to Garrett, and the latter lost what was a certain try by failing to gather He ball. D. G. Davies, Green, and Daniel changed the renue by means of a capital rush t > a little beyond the ?. from whence the play was taken pa,t the equatoial tinM. A free kick, splendidly seconded by the home forwards. enabled them to register another minor. 'le drop- out brought no .relief, and the Wtchers' boys" still pressed their rivals and succeeded in penning them to their own position. In a few minutes another minor was added to the tredit of the home side. The visitors thereafter, until hill time was announced, were quite outclassed at eYery point of the game, this being most apparent in He back divisions. The greasy state of the ball alone pre- vented the homesters from scoring on several ocsasious. On changing ends the Welshmen, now put frirly on their metal, went away with a rush, and for fliHy ten minutes they closely be-ieged the home charters. Daniel, W. H. Thomas, and Evans were now very prominent. Despite their repealed on- slaughts the defence put forth by the hooe men was not destined to be broken down. PlayirS with fine combination, the Penarth fronc contingent at length managed to alter the complexion of Rame, and swept the leather before their roes to mid-Seld, where Evans saved in grand style. Immmdiatelf after- wards Reid received an injury and was compelled to retire. By dint of ruodiIl, the Seasiders again placed the visitors' goal in danger, but Daniel iolieved. with the best dribble of the day to the centre. Again the homesters asserted their superiority, and Williams got within an ace of scoring, when he was brought to earth by "Jones." Receiving the leather from Hutchings, Williams again went off in a hurry, and this time he planted the leather behind the posts, but on the extreme edge of the line. The try was unimproved upon. The drop-out was charged town and bounded over the line. Harry Rees, the visitors' b^ck, however, quickly drove it dead. Forward work of a rather brilliant order was next witnessed, in which the home ups showed to adv;tnta«e as they played together. A loose rush swept the leather across the Rubicon, and half a dozen players at once pounced on it. Out of the melee Tom Hutchings emerged triumphant, thus caining for Penarth their second try. Matthews again failed to convert. Gallantly as the Welshmen tried to repel their opponents they Were unable to drive thpm back. After a series of drii;bles, in which Brown, Williams, and O' .Brien were to the fore, Row/es outdistanced the Londoners, and notched the third try in a favourable position. Matthews essayed, the shot, although a good one and well judged, falling short. The shrill sound of the whistle in a few minutes brought to an end ? splendidly contested game. FINAL SCORE PENARTH «3 tries, 4 minors. LO.NDOIN WELSH .Nil- CARDIFF HARLEQUINS v. MANNINGHAM. Played at Valley Parade, Manningham, on Christmas Day before 6,000 spectators. Both clubs put strong teams into the field. Price kicked off for the visitorg. e A line out was formed at half-way. Fawcett, by a gOOll run and kick, took play to the Welsh 25. Walton made his mark from a kick by W. H. Keepings and Fawcett nearly sent the ball over the bar from that place. The Welsh forwards then reached tho home twenty, five, but Fawcett. by a timely kick, snt it to the centre. The Welsh forwards then got away with a rush, which was well stopped by Toothill. Manninghan responded with passiug and kicking, but the teams seemed pretty evenly matched, and neither gained more than very temporary footing on the other's terri- tory. Eventually some good kicking by the Welsh backs, especially W. H. Keepings, resulted in scrim- maging at the home team s twenty-five. Fawcett missing the ball, it was nearly driven over the JiI1. Brown, however, ran and kicked the ball out of danger, and good passing and kickirg took the game to the centre. Roderick atd Taylor retaliated w.th a splendid bit of dribbling, t, which Brown responded with a kick. The game had now become very fast, and the Welsh goal was soon ia danger, tiie home team bringing Mason out of the scrimmage to counteract the Welsh strength in tfco back department and spoil their passing. From a pass by Walton, Fawcett opened the scoring with a dropped goal. On resuming the Welshmen assumed the offensive, aud a rush by Cullen compelled Ma*, ningham to touch down. Wilkinson and Holmes shortly afterwards shctwod up with a dibble wilich Nicholls stopped cleverly at his own twenty-five. From a kick by this player Fawcett obtained possession directly afterwards and ran over the line. Fawcett took the place kick and just: missed going inside the posts by a few inches. The home team continued tI) have the best of the game for the remainder of the half, but the visitors defended well, Lewis especially rendering valuable service. Half-time was called WltJ\ j 'he score1 MANNINGIIAM .1 goal, 1 try. CARDIFF minor, # After the iinterval, Holmes kicked oti for Manning, ham. Exciting play followed at the centre, which ended in the visitors threatening the Manningbatn j goal. They looked very like scoring when Newton, by 1 a speedy run, took the ball out of danger. Scrim. maging ensued in midway. A number of kicks were exchanged by the opposing backs. Keepings then got I off with the ball, but his career was soon cut short, j and more scrimmaging followed at the centre. The j ball becoming loose, Nicholls obtained possession, and after a smart run kicked, compelling Manningham to I touch down. The visitors now played up capitally, and again threatened the home line, Nicholls once more cloing excellent service. Keepings, Davies, and Lewis, by a series of splendid passes, nearly crossed the line. Directly afterwards Lewis succeeded in 1 getting over, and Taylor just missed an easy kick at goal, sending the ball just beneath the post. Combined play by Price, Davres, and Lewis was nearly successful J in adding another point, but Manningham gradually cleared their lines. Cardiff had a frea kick allowed for off-side play, and W. H. Keepings nearly kicked a uoal. Fawcett ran out with the ball, and for a long time the game was fought in mid-territory. Manningham then 1 b id a look in, but did not score. The final SConl wasI MANNINGHAM 1 goal and 1 try CARDIFF HARLEQUINS 1 try and 4 minors. Appended are the names of the players:- Manningham :-J. Brown, back J. Newton, J. Robertshaw, and W. J. Fawcett, three-quarter backs E. Walton and R. Pocock, half-backs E. Holmes (captain), J. Toothill, W. Harrison, W. Gill, A. Hard- aker, T. Graham, H. Moxon, H. Wilkinson, and A. O. Heaton, forwards. Cardiff Harlequins :-0. O. L- May. back W. IL Keepings, F. R,, Nicholls, J. E. Keepings, and O. Lewis, three-quarter back R. A. Price ( captain) and A. L. Davis, half-backs J. S. Cullen, H- J. Naylor, W. A. Jones, T. Morgan. E. A- Hybart, IL Roderick, F. S. Waters, and J. O'Brien, forwards. LLANELLY (TUESDAY TEAM) V, PENXRE.—Played on the Ystradfechan ground, Treorky. The weather was favourable, and the ground was in excellent condition- There were a very large number of spectators present. Llanelly kicked off at 12 o'clock, and the game was very fast and exciting throughout. M. It. Chalk made a try, and Morgan Davies converted. The play was then for some timu very even. J. Evaui secured possession of the oval and grounded behind the posts after a clinking rnn, which elicited great enthusiasm and cheers. Davies converted, and shortly after half- time was called. The score was 2 goals and 1 minor. Breathing time over, the play was for some time in tht3 centre, but the Pentre forwards, headed by D. Lewis. drove the ball to the visitors' 25, where the game continued for about ten minutes. The visitors subse- quently recovered their lost ground, and threatened the home goal. But the Pentre players matntaine l their position admirably. Mr M. ltees, Penygraig. acted as referee The linal score was :—Pentre i goals, 3 minors to nil. RISCA ROVERS V. CWMBRAN UNITED.—Played oil Christmas Eye at Risca, and resulted in a win for Cwmbran by I goal, 2 tries, and 4 minors to nil. ACCRINOTON v. HALLIWELL —Played at Accrington. Result: Acorinciton, 5 goals Ililliwell, 3. KIRKSTALL V. BATLUY.-Pl:%)-td at B',Ltley. Score: Batley, 2 goals, 3 trie-, 3 minors Kirkstall, nil. PRESTON NORTH KNI> V, ASTON VILLA —Played at Preston before 7,000 spectators. The North Mad took a strong lead, and soon scored. Preston won by 3 goals to 2. LONDON WELSn v. SWANSEA. This match will be plaved at Swansea. on Thursday afternoon. The London Welsh intend to put a strong team into the field, and an interesting contest is anticipated. The Swansea team will be :-Back, W. Bancroft three-quarter backs, J. S. Longdon, E. Bishop, D. Gwynn, and F. PeArea half-backs, E. James and D. James forwards, W. Bowtm (capt.), J. Meredith, T. Williams, H. Bevan, J. Samuel, D, Samuel, E. Charles, and D. Davies. DEVON COUNTY v. LLANELLY. I Last evening (Wednesday) the Lianeily 1st XV. and reserves left the tin-plate town by the mail on tour to I play Devon County at Exeter on Thursday,aml Albion football team at Devonport on Saturday. Owing to the train service being the same as that of Sunday, they were unable to get through, and were, therefore, obliged to break the journey at Cardiff, taking a night's reft at the Washington Hotel, and continuing the journey this morning by an early train to Exeter, which place the expect to reach at 11.30. Unfortu- nately for the Llanellyites, they were compelled to leave home minu.; Percy Lloyd, John Rowlands, Stephen Thomas, and David Jones, four^of their best men. Great interest is taken in thecounty match, which thay play to-day. special trains running into Ezeter from all parts of the district. The County have secured a good team, which will be composed as follows Back, H. C. Barnes (London Hospital and Tiverton); three-quarter backs, Lieutenant A. Walpole (Albion). Holmes Davies (Albion), F. E. Greatwood (Cheltenham College and Tiverton), a.nd E. W. Chiclott (Mid- land Harlequins); half-backs, F. Hall (Albion), and J. Davies (Torquay Athletic); forwards, W. Lucas (Exeter) F. H. Foller (Barnstable), Ferguson Davies (Crediton), L. R. Biddell (Exeter), G. Hawking (Torquay Athletic), W. Ashford (Exeter), C. Collier (Tiverton), and D. Williams (Cambridge). The Llanelly ttMtn will be composed as follows :—Back, E. J. Roberts three-quarter backs, D. H. Bowen, Tom Morgans, Ll. John, and J. Lovering half-backs, Gitto I Griffiths and D. S. Richards forwards, Tom Jones (captain), W. Thomas, D. J, Daniel, Henry Evans, T. Spencer, J. Rees, E. Jones, and A. N. Other. PENARTH V. PONTVMISTER.—TO be played on the Seasiders' ground on Boxing Day forouoon. More than ordinary interest is taken in this interesting tixture on account of tbe fact that the visitors were the only team who defeated Penarth twice last season. 'The Penarth team is a3 follows :-H. E, Morgan, back; R, Garrett, J. Williams, J. Spear, G. Howies, three-quarters: F. E. Moore. J. Hutchings, half-backs; J. Lawday, P. O'Brien, J. White, A. Mears, G. Brown, T. Garrett, A. Williams, J. Matthews, forwards. Referee, Mr W. Hemming, Bridgend. Kick off E.t 11.30. NEW BRIGHTON V. CARDIFF.—New Brighton visit Cardiff to-day to oppose the bold Blue and Black. The visitors' team will be :-C. J. Luya, back P. P. Jones, F. Edwards, F. Atkinson, and W. Male, three-auarter- backs Q. J. Leitch and K Fieldwick, half-backs J. Goold, R. F. Mair, W. Edgec mbe, R. B. Eskrigge, George Watt, J. McCalman, W. Williams, and W. Miller, forwards. FOOTBALL. -Newport r. C.'apham Rovers at Newport, Boxing Day. Kick off. 2.iib p.m. Grand Stand bd extra to all, except ladies.

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Docks, Cardiff. ~1 OST, from Treclepfat* !<f ^Saturday, Oreybound, i_A fawn colour, wire Finder rewarded oh returning him to North," VATesterii Hotel, Tredear. Anyone detaining him will be prosecuted. 174 Stoutestir .^mianis. C^LEVEIt COOKS can add to their list of dishes y the preparation of choice dainties for the dinner and supper table by consulting the pages of a little book entitled Pastry and Sweets," given to all cooks sending their addresses to Alfred Hir,) and Sons, Birmingham. Every lady and housekeeper in the land should have" Pastry and Sweets" handy for reference. There is nothing to pay, and the book will be sent by return of post, free, to any address. 9703-399 COOK wants a Situation in a private house or business house good character age 30; thoroughly understands her duty town preferred at once.—Address Cook. No. 8. High-street, Llanelly.267 J^OOI) General Servant wanted, two miles from \T Newport small fsnsjily; no children. State age, wages required, and reference.—Mount Pleasant, Caerleon, Newport. V\' ANTED, a good General Servant, able to do *'f plain cooking; washing put out.—Apply with particulars, Mrs Williams, Aberdare, 310 WANTED, a thoroughly good Cook and House and Parlourmaid at once.—Apply Mrs Alexander, Bryneithen, Dynas Powis. near Cardiff. 9779 Bryneithen, Dynas Powis. near Cardiff. 9779 WANTED, a good General Servant.—Apply to t f Mrs Jones, 41. Villiers-street, Briton Ferry. 259 WANTED at once, a House-Parlour Maid who thoroughly understands her duties, and must have a good character from last situation.—Apply, stating age, wages expected, and giving references, to MrsColquhoun, Bedwellty House, Tredegar, Mon. 9719 TjlHE Insertion of several Advertisements is 1 delayed because the references given are to 1 ost-oflices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- 1,,?st,,1'!< are not allowed to deliver letters so arldrwss«d ^ituaiioits iTitcaut. ALL WORKMEN are requested to Keep Away from the Briton Ferry Chemical Works, as tbero is a dispute pending. 302 BAKERS. —Wanted at once, agood Hand, must .0 produce good references.—Apply Thomas Lewis. Emporium, sirhowy. 30J BUTCHERS.—Wanted, a smart Man to kill, and well up at small goods.—J. Evans, Lewistown, Treharris. 205 UVIL SERVICE.— Salaries" £ 80 to 1:400. Aye, 14- 25. Passed 950 recently. Certain success. Guide free.—Mr G. Skerry, 27, Chancery-lane, London 288 a ? MPLO YMENT EOlt^AlJL— £ 2 "tT~ £ d weekly i whole or spare time experience unnecessary outfit free.—Address Stringer and Company. Green. stead-road, Colchester. 286 HOME EMPLOYMENT.—l.adies can Earn lbs to 30s weekly by Automatic Knitting Machine cash or hire purchase terms; work supplied. —Address S. W.. Company, 67, Southwark-street, London, S.E. Agents wanted. 982 | PATTERN MAKER and Joiner wanted at Yspitty S Works, Loujjhor. Must bring satisfactory dis- charge. RIN T Bit .-South NVal,s Printing Works, Westgate-streefc, Cardiff. SPRINTERS.—Wanted, a Turnover, News and Job- JL bitig.-Address M:tnager. "Gazette', OHice, Bridgend. 9711 RESPECTABLE MAN Wanted, immediately wages 35s per week. RegularwoTk. Education unnecessary.—Address Surface Company, Bolton. SAWYERS—Horizontal and Swage Sawyers. Good s wages given to thoroughly competent men.- Apply Merrick, St. Paul's, Bristol. 216 mO BLACKSMITHS. — Wanted. Partner in Smith. JL ing Busine-w, able to sboe.-Apply E. Routlift, Mansel-terrace, port Talbot. 164 rs^O HAIRDRESSERS. — Wanted at once, good X Haircutter and Shaver.—Apply D M. Walters, Hairdresser, Blaina, Mon. 169 mO PLUMBERS, &c.—VVanted immediately, a goo.l A Three Branch Hand as above: none but ab- stainers need applv.—J. Thomas, Brecon. 311 WANTED, by the Swansea Coffee Public-house Company. Man and Wife (without family), to Manage Collee Tavern at Morriston knowledge Welsh desirable.—Applicants must state a:;es, experience and qualifications, with testimonials, references, and wages required, on or before Saturday, December 28th, to Secretary. 244, High-street, Swansea, Company finding food and apartments. WANTED, for Royal Navy, Engine-room Arti- ficers, Blacksmiths, Armourers, and Stokers. —Apply Itoyal Marine Recruiting Sergeants, Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, Merthyr. WANTED at once, Young Man, about 18, to drive out. look after a horse, und make himself generally useful.—Apply to James Palferman, 121, generally userul.-Apply to James Palferman, 121. Miskin-road, Trealaw. 163 W ANTBD, lirst-ilass Wheelwright Smith, for light and heavy work one used to shoeing preferred. — Apply Hall and Snelling, Maindte, Newport. WANTED immediately, a Weigher, accustomed 10 a railway machine at an ironworks and col- lienes.-Apply with testimonials to the Forest Iron and Steel Company, Limited, Pontypridd. 307 WANTED, a good Brickmaker for making Fire Bricks must be a good band moulder, and be ablo to take charge of Brick Works. -Apply with testi- monials as to character, sobriety. &c., to Duflryn, Rhondda Colliery, Tywith, near Maesteg. 293 WANTED immediately, a good Bread Baker. State age, wages indoors, and references; abstainer.—W. T. Rice, Merthyr, 271 WANTED, for Newport, competent Carpet Plan- ner, Blind and Drapery Cutter.— Address Trapnell and Gane, Newport, Mon. 9758 WANTED at once, good Carpenter also Black- smith, well used to colliery work.—Apply, stating wages, to Forest Dean Patent Fuel Works, Whitecroft. 261 WANTED, Engine-driver, to work a st^am crane must be thoroughly practical.—State wages required and experience.—B., Daily News Office, Cardiff. 5682 WEEKLY and Upwards may be realised by either sex, without hindrance to occupation.— For sample, &c.. enclose addressed envelope to Evans, Watte, and Co. (P 137), Merchants, Birmingham. 21b THE Insertion of several Advertisements is JL delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed I b(1p ^.ssisiants, &c. MILLINER wanted; accustomed to serve.— ■< » Apply, with full particulars to \V. Morgan and Co., The Emporium. Pentre, Pontypridd. 265 RAPERY.-Waiited at once, expeiience(I Sales- woman good references and experience Welsh.—Williams and Co., Drapers, Pentre. 256 DRAPERY aiikl OUTF]II-TINC,Wztnted, a good JI -F Junior, 4 or b years' experience, rtble to dress windows; Welsh.—Thomas, Bazaar, Ystrad Rhondda. 237 S VRAPERY (Fancy) aiid',Nlillinery.-N%atited, young 51 Lady used to serve through keep fancy, take, and execute own orders also out door apprentices. J. M. Cook, 135, Clifton-street, Roath. 201 SVRAPERY. — Wanted.active Junior for Hosiery and Glove Departments good windo w tiresser.-R. Harris and Co., 164. Commercial-road, Newport. 9708 ("1 ROCERS.—Two good Juniors (outdoor) also TT Warehouseman, to put up orders and deliver goods oce isioiially.-L. James, Brynmawr. 217 (^1 ROCERY.—Wanted, an experienced Hand must X produce exceptional character for honesty and sobriety.—Apply D. C Parry. Llanelly. 4 1 ROCERY.— Wanted, a strong Youth to attend VT horse, deliver goods, &c. — Apply Jones, Glad- stone House, Porth. (^1 ROCERY.—Wanted, strong Young Man, used to DT horses, to assist in bakehouse, do hauling, make himself useftil. -r. Scott, Pontnewydd. 2QS (1 ROCERY.— Wanted, a respectable Youth as T Apprentice.—Apply to J. W. Roberes, Whole- sale and Retail Grocer, Bridgend. 7^ ROCEltY aiid PltOVISIONS. — \Vante(l at once, a VX good willing Junior for a family trade indoors. —Apply personally, if possible, James Preston, Taibach. Port Talbot. ROCERY and PROVISIONS.—Wanted, a good X Junior Assistant Welsh.—Apply D. Bowen. High-street, Merthyr 316 EWELLER.Situatioii wanted by advertiser, in front shop sev,tral years experience (practical Frank, Daily Kews Office, Swansea ]% ILLINERY—Wanted immediately, thorougldy IT I experienced First Hand for good class trade — Apply, full particulars, ""oberts, 21, St. Helen s-road, Swansea. WANTED, a strong, active Youth as Apprentice to the Grocery age about 14 or 15 Welsh preferred -Cot tell. Abergwynfi, Bridgend. 235 WANTED, Situation as Grocers Assistant or Clerk in any place of trust; abstainer excel- lent references; %Veisli. -Address Welsh, Daily News Office, Newport. 97b rpHE Insertion of several Advertisements is i. delayed because the references given are to ) Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters a-e net .allowed to leliver lettei's so addressed I (frlrrhs,$lanagers, &c. IRON -Wanted, Situation in Merchant's Office; could assist with French and Sp inish corres- pondence. First salary nomina'.—Hewett, Falfield, Gloucester 312 STEEL MAN ACER is open to take management of or build Open Hearth Furnaces of any capacity, together with all necessary plant; exceptional ex- perience-Apply Box, "South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. >75 WANTED, 011 1st January, Junior Clerk, for Merchants' Office at the Docks —Apply in writing, S 89 "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 239 "V\7" ANTED, on 1st January, Office Boy for • » Merchants' Office at the Dock".—Apply in writing. T 290 Daily News' Office, Cardiff. 290 writing. T 290 Daily News' Office, Cardiff. 290 Situations (ftltantEii. FITTER wants Situation draughtsman and elec- trician.—Care of Mrs Thomas, West-place, Pontypool. :<15 r no MASTER BUTCHERS.—Young Man requires J. Situation as Slaughterman do round or assist in shop abstainer.—Address W R.. 74, Commercial- road, Newport, Mon riTHE Insertion of several Advertisements is x. delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed Jlgetims, Wxabrthts. &r. A FAIR COMMISSION will be paid to any person who can secure good Contracts for Hay with lirge consumers in South Wales.—Apply Hinton, Leominster. ADVERTISING AGENTS, Contractors, and those abie to influence and obtain advertisements. A most novel and attractive manner," are requested to write to K.. Westdean, Winchester. A GOOD CONNECTION may be turned to most J\_ honourable and profitable account town or couiitry no goods to sell; every assistance given. Apply, by letter, to Box A 47, 3, Brushfialo-street, London, E.C. 13714-5179 CTIVE AGENTS wanted by the British Work- f man s Assurance Company, Limited. throughout South II ales and Monmouthshire j31 per week salary and Apply J. Cynwyd Evans, General superintendent, Temple-street. Swansea. 9470 TB^HE Rhondda Valley and Pontypridd Tobacco and "I Cigar Company, Limited, require the service3 of an energetic man to Represent them for tbe Sale of Cigars.—Apply, giving particular*, to J. Aureliu», IIavanna Chamber*. Pentre. Rhondda Valley. 266 ri^RAVELLER Wanted by a leading firm of X Lubricating Oil Importers liberal salary and commission given only competent men need apply.— Full particulars to J. 26, care of C. liirchail, Adver- tising Agent, Liverpool. 130 Icuimt0s, apartments, &r. PENARTH, — Lansdowne, Private Hotel and Boarding Residence extensive Channel view superior accommodation; moderate charges special terms to permanent residents. 824 WANTED, comfortable Apartments by gentle- man permanency state what family and terms, which must be moderate.—S. i8, "Daily News" Otfic, Caidiff. 198 Itousss, &c. EYRK STREET Splotlands, and Ivy-street, Canton. -Conveitienb well-butlt Houses to be sold a bargain.—Apply W. and S. Hern. Estate Agents, Cardiff. 1049 17I0R SALE, Six-roomed House splendid condition. with g,is near Dowlais Ironworks, 64. Marion- street. Splotlands, Cardiff.-Apply on premises. 276 IT*OR SALE, two well-built Houses in Porth good position. Also £ 100 (fully paid) Share in Wynustay (Thomas and Radcliffe Co.). for jESOor offers.-At)ply John Davies, 75, North-roa l, Porth. Pontypridd. lfl -I ÕR SALE, at Ellesmere Port, on the river Mersey, '1 in close proximity to the Manchester Ship Canal, with a frontage to the Shropshire Union Canal on one side and the sidings of the L and N. W. and G. W. Joint Railways on the other, and about eight miles by watar from the Liverpool Landing Siage, about Eight Acres of Land, highly suitable for tin-piate or other works.—For price and particulars apply to Land, Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 9587 ON TYPRIDD. -ToCapitalists. -For Sale, in the 8 most populous p ttt of this rising town, twenty- seven new and substantially built Cottages, All tenanted, and will at all times command tenants, being situate near to one of Messrs Crawshay Brothers' collieries. Ground rent low, and ground leases are granted for 2. 3, and 4 on a lease tie vendor is, therefore, able to treat with purchasers either in one or in several lots.—Address Fred.Colville. Accountant, Coedpenmaen-road, Pontypridd. 138 r J AO blJ SOLD by Private Contract, Leasehold JL Houses in Brooklands-terrace. Hewson-street, Penmaeu- terrace, Terrace-road, Rosehil/-terrace, and Richardson-street. —Apply H. Hill and Co.. Auc- tioneers, 10, Castle-street. Swansea. 9730 OCa be 1td.-1liau5t5 ICantt, &r. ABEliDARE.—TYDRAW—To Let (immediate possession), a convenient and comfortable Residence pleasantly situated within easy (IiSL-wi, e of the town and railway Apply at Abernant Office, A bordare. i38 AT WESTON-SUPER-MARE.—Houses Furnished, Unfurnished, and for Sale, Businesses. Business Premises.—Wan.-brough's. House Agents, have large selection. Printed register free. 371 8COTT-STREET.—No. 19 to Let near tramway.— Apply Pembroke House, Conway-ruad, Canton, Cardiff. 210 TJAO BE LET OR SOLD, Villa Residence, 45, J[ Plymouth-road, Penarth 3 reception rooms, 10 bedroomc;Apply W. B. Shepherd, Clive-pl.ce. Penarth. 2*6 f jW LET, No. 8, Bodawei Gardens York-place. X —Apply W. Watkins, 113, Dock-street, Newport. 9745 14, t HURCH-STREET, PENARTH, to JLO Let near beach and railway station very con- venient and nicely arranged —Apply J. b. Jeffery, 21, The Parade, Cardiif. 147 ICdt.-iiustiMSS ^premises, &r. € CARDIFF. — Nelson-terrace — A convenient and j well-situated Shop immediate possession.— Jenkins, Clarke and Co., Estate Agents, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 i \LIVETOWN, near Pontypridd.—To Let, large X, j Shop and Premises, facing Parish-road, between Augustus and Archer-streets—For full particulars apply to Secretary, Cottage Company, Queen's Chambers. Cardiff; or ty) Mr J. Williams, Liverpool House, Clivetown, near Pontypridd. 6545 CORjSEU SHOP, 245, Buto-ntreet, adjoining Bute llriùgo; adapted for tobacco, fancy outfitting or sio '7 stationery business immediate possession rent moderate.—Jenkins, Clarke and Co., Sun Fire Office, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 I EXTENSIVE Shop and Premises to Let; best part j of Commercial-Street, Newport.-Apply 10, Com- mercial- treet, Newport, Mon. 160 FFICEs at the New Bank Buildings, in the best position in St Mary-street, Cardiff. —Jenkins, Secretary, Philharmonic chambers, Cardiff. 1050 ORTU -l'o Let, with immediate possession, P House and Shop, No. 45, Hannah-street, for- merly occupied by Mr Morgan Edwards, Butcher splendid position.—Apply Mr W. R. Davies, Solicitor, Pontypridd. k!04 SPLENDID New Business Premises centre of thriving town of Pontypool; grand Shop, about 40 by 20 by 12 feet high work-room, 20 by 25 store, drawing, sitting, and bedroom; gas, water; every convenience for comfortable residence and large business; lease if required.—Mr John Bevan, Ponty- pool. 2o7 f|AO LET, 1st February n%xt, Corner Shop, 1, Moira- I terrace, Cardiff fixtures at valuation.—Address D. H. Edmunds. Penarth. 9776 1- mo BE LET, with immediate possession, the JL House, Shop, and Promises, No. 19, Custom House-street, Cardiff, lately occupied by Mrs Poole.- Apply Jenkins, Clarke, and Co., Philharmonic Cham- bers, Cardiif. 1050 mO be LET or SOLD, House and Shop, 18 and 19 X Thomas-row, Rhymney.—Apply to B. Rosser, Relieving Officer, Blaina. 184 U CLIFTON-STREET.—Corner Shop; modern front; living accommodation suit provision trade; immediate possession.—Jenkins, Clarke, and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. t050 I7VLANNEL, Butter, and Eg« Business stocking 7 machines fully employed excellent trade best position.—Apply Carmarthen Stores, 35, Robert-street, Robert-town, Pontypridd 206 IT^REE, Full-licensed Business principal street; j great traffic la rue counter trade moderate in- going; capital claAace.)Ir Glover, Hotel Valuer, Swauea. 9725 Ihtsines5ea Jtfftnnict! BEER STORES, Offices, and Stables (together pre- ferred) wanted, in Cardiff, by W. J. Rogers, Jacob-street Brewery, Bristol, to which address write full details. 9515-319 businesses for Disposal, IT^OR SALE by Private Treaty, a Printing and Lithographic Business established 40 years modern Plant and Machinery. For full particulars apply to Messrs Evans and Davies, Solicitors, New- port, Mon. ——i^———— 36Í1:ycIe5, (Krugdfis, &r. RUDGE ROTARY Double or Single Tricycle, cost £ 30 price £ 7, or exchange. — Wrilliam Parkes, 209. Stafford street, Walsall. 279 AlachittrrLi, goats, vVr. PECKETT AN D O N~s7 LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE BUILDERS BRISTO! Have the following New J^O C O M Ol'IV'K j^NWINES J in Stock, ready for immediate delivery 16 inch cylinders, 12. inch stroke, 6 wheels coupled. 14 inuli 20 inch 6 14 inch 20 inch 4 13 inch 18 inch „ 6 Other Sizes in Progress. Photographs, Prices, and Specifications on application. 10131 i^YCLE GAS ENGINE. Atkinson s patent the V./ simplest, most economical, and most reliable Gas Engine known.—Manufacturers, Manlove, Alliott, and Company. Limited, Engineers. Nottingham. 664* DISMANTLING Seend Iron Works. Melksham (Wilts).—For Sale, cheap, 3 cylinder egir-ended Boilers, 3bft by 6ft. 6in. 4 cyiinder Boilers, 15ft. by 3ft. 2 Tubes, 40ft. long, 6t't diamtter 1 ditto, 15ft. by 4ft. 6in. pa r horizontal Engines 12in cylinder, 24in. stroke 1 21-tou Truck Weighing- Machine 1 7ft. Trolley ditto, bed-plate 6ft square one 15 cwt. platform ditto 1 wrought-iroii Girder Railway Bridge, crossing canal, 60ft by 14ft.; large quantity new and second hand Stourbridge Fire- brick Lumps, suitable for lime, brick, or coke burners. -Further particulars 01 application to Thos. W Ward, Fitzalan Chambers, Sheffield or Foreman at Works, 9716-412 llit ti,, 4ft 61n, FIOR SALE, 1 Vertical Boiler, lift tin by 4ft 6itT with six cross tube;; 1 Lancashire Boiler, 38ft by 7ft. with 10 Galloway tubes 1 Single Tube Boiler 38ft by 6ft, with 5 cross tubes 1 do. ,36ft 6in by 6ft,with I 4 cioss tubes 2 Portable Engines 1 Locomotive Boiler; 2 sawbenches, shafting, pulleys, plummer blocks and belting also bO contractors' wagons with falling sides.—Andrews and Babv, 124, Bute-street Cardiff. 1102* I^ORTING'S SELF ACTING CONDENSERS. COAL ECONOMY OF 25 TO 50 PER CENT. No moving parts. No wear and tear. Overhead water not required Specified Vacuum a Water Consumption Guaranteed. Local references. Apply KORTING BROTHERS. 8967 86, Queen-street. London, E.C. ON SALE, Second-hand Pair of 20in. Horizontal ,F Winding Engines, all complete, and two Boilers, 30ft. by 7ft., ready for delivery.—Lawrence Scowcroft, Bolton. H28 SCRIBBLERS, Carders, Condensers, Feeds, Mules. Pluckers, Shake and Tenter Hooks. Will»>ys, Cards, Looms. Fillets. Bobbins. Mill Furnishiiigs.- James Lancaster, Brighouso, Yorks. 200 WANTED at once, for Hire or Purchase, a 10 or T T 12 Horse-power Portable Engine and Boiler. or Boiler only. in good condition —The Gower Tin- plate Company, Penclawdd, Swansea. 9766 OA SECOND-HAND Knitting Machines, from 20s, /V vf taken in exchange for the New Patent Gold Medal Swift Harrison Knitting Machines; lists 2d, per post -133. Portland street. Manchester. 839 ant* CalltaJ Htquísibs. RAILS.—New perfect Steel Bridge, 141bsto681bs per yard. New perfect and New slightly defective Steel Flange, 10lbs to lOOlbs per yard, with or without the requisite fastenings, points, and crossings (210 tons, 501bs per yard, ready for immediate delivery). SLEEPERS.—Wood or steel, to any gauge and sec- tion of rail. LOCOMOTIVES (Tank).—Good Second-hand, cheap for cash or five years' purchase. PUMP,—Pearn's direct-acting, 18-in steam cylinder, 14-in ram, 24-in stroke, in working order, weighing about lo tons, at less than one-third its original price. COLLIERY SCREENS.—2 Second-hand, at a low price to clear. WANTED, Railway Wagons, 8 and 10 tonners also "Hopper'. Wagons. Well-weathered Ball Mine. Oilers of any Surplus Machinery, Engines, &c., suit- able for collieries, steelworks. &c. Address the Bute Works Supply Co., 133D. Bute Docks, Cardiff. 6047 | RAILWAY WAGONS tor Hire or Sale. Cash or XV deferred payments.—The Midland Railway Car- riage and Wagon Company. Limited, Midland Works. Birmingham 1082 can be Advanced < n good Second- dW v.WV hand Railway Wagons. — Apply Andrew, and Baby, Cardiff. b79 Iforsts, ICibc tt1(k, Carriages. fj^OR SALE or Exchange, Basset Hound Dog; Setter Bitch, 10 months Retrieving Spaniel Bitch Puppy Bull Dog, 30 lbs. all cheap.—Johnston. Walsh-street, Halifax. 313 17VULLEK "BIRTTlL and COMPANY, Carriage Builders. Cardiif. -Second-hand swing-seat Stan- hope also ligilt Perth Car. I'41 17JULLER BIRTILL and COMPANY, Carriage Jt' Builders, Cardiff — .Second-hand light, circular- fronted Brougham also a Landaulette for one horse. 241 FULLER BIRTILL and" COMPANY. Carriage Builders, Cardiff.—Second-hand Whitechapel. Itustic, Malvern, Battlesden, and Clifton Carts also stylish P,risian Phaeton. 241 ("1 URNSE Y S C A RRIAGE LAMPS, 10s ~3d "pair X best value ever offered. Lamps repaired. Large stock new & second-hand Lamps.—Works, Merchant-st. CARRIAGE LAMPS.—Inspection invited Best selected Stock in the West.—C. E. Gurnsey's Carriage Lamp Works, Merchant-street, Broadmead, Bristol. 9727 WANTIOD.two Horses (or brood mares) to winter T T will be well looked after hay night and morn- ing and stabled at night.—Apply N. 32, Daily News Office, Cardiff. 132 |3ouItrjj, rpigmts, &c. POULTRY, Pigeon, Rabbit, and Bird Foods of every description samples, testimonials, and prices on application. Gorton's improved glazed and enamelled stone ware appliances for poultry, pigeons, < £ c. Agent for Galey's Cure All," Hyde's, Wt1lha.m's. and Capern's specialities for caged birds liverine for poultry, game, and rabbits.—Noah Rees, hay, corn, and seed merchant. Working-street, Cardiff. 9606 3for ,-$atr. -;ftliscetta iira its. IT^OR SALE, about 400ft Sycamore Planks, 4in to 8in thick.—Apply to Webb, Blue Boar, Hay. 264 FOR SALE, Swedes and Turnips, on rail at Tal- garth Station.—Apply J. J. Powell, Ashburnham Arms Hotel, Talgarth. 315 MANUFACTURERS' Remnants in Stuffs, Cash- meres, Prints, Calicoes, Cretonnes Flannels, shirtings, and Woollen Clothes 101b. bundles cheap price list free. IV. Clarkson, Merchant, 41, Swaine- street, Bradford. 73 j JATENT FUEL, made from house coal (230 blocks 3 to ton), 12s 6d at works; or by load, 15s ton delivered.—Crown Works. Old Sea Lock, Cardiff. 7907 POWERFUL Engine and two Steamboats; bar- Ii gains sell together or separately Lantern and Slides.—Particulars of A. Marsh, Old-road, Graves- end. 1,54 ROSES (standards and half-standards). 13 for 8s Leeks, 6d per doz.; Auriculas, Carnations, Gaillardia, Is 3d doz.—D. Davies, Lugwardine, Here- ford 218 | i W| AAA Extra strong Quickthorns for Sale 1 vv.vlfU a large stock of fruit trees, roses, shrubs, etc -ilpply to Stephen Treseder. Pwll Coch Nurseries. Cardiff. 887 J,flisceitaiieous (JOlants. OREIGN STAMPS.—Wanted, by a Private Col- F lector, an old collection for cash —M. Taylor, 11, Iveppol-street, Russell -square, London. 124 d »LD IRON.—Wanted, for export. Wrought and Cast Scrap, Ship and Boiler-plates, Rails, &c.— R Thurgood, 41, Wind-street, Swansea. 9747-416 ROOM wanted in good locality.—Apply, stating terms, which must be moderate, Room, Daily News" OHice, Cardiff. WANTED, a second-hand Iron Tank, 4ft. square; must be in good condition.—Address D. H. Edmunds, Penarth 9767 WANTED, near Cardiff or Newport, a small Fann of 15 to 2J acres Monmouthshire pre- ferred.-Address G. J., Echo Office Cardiff. 123 w*r AN TED,- OFFERS OF ENGLISH TV TIMBER, Standing or felled. Send particulars to PONSFORD BROS., TIMBER MERCHANTS. NEWPORT, MGN. 2050 iETisceliatttims. 171URN1SH on our New Hue System. Houses or 1 Apartments conpletely furnished on a new sys- tem adopted solely by us, whereby all publicity, exposure, and enquiries usually made by other com- panies are dispensed with. We have an immense stock 01 Household Furniture of cheap aliti supei-itir quality. All goods sold on the Hire System at ready- money prices. We make no extra charge for credit and all goods sent home in a private 7an free of charge. No stamp or agreement charges made 11 > bill of sale everything privato Arrangements completed without delay, and, being manufacturers, we guarantee quality, and will undertake to supply furniture, etc. at 10 per cent. less than any price-list issued by any firm it: Jardiff Eleven showrooms Call and inspect our immense stock, and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. We will supply £ 0 worth for 2s 6d weekly S10 worth, 4s weekly BH) worth for os weekly Z20 worth 6s weekly, and so on in proportion. Special term* for larger quantities. Please note the Address SOUTH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY, 31, Castle-sc. (next to Angel Hotel). Cardiff. 12ï:llOfi.),3 Lt MARRIEL) PEOPLE should send stamped addressed envelope for Invaluable Information to D. Higson, Box 33, North-street, Nottingham. U5 STROLOGY.—What is before you ? Send time of birth, stamped addressed envelope, and postal order Is to J. Wilson, Wilton-road. London S. W 970 1LLIARDS or Bagatelle! All those requiring new or second-band tables, requisites, or billiard work done, should, before going elsewhere .send for price lists, to Hennig Bros., 29. Higb-st, London, W.C 1378> 6464 ClHAFF CUTTERS, Turnip Cutters. Corn Mills, t Cake Breakers, Sheep Racks and Troughs, Cattle Cribs, Pig Troughs, Steam Engines, Carts, Wagons, &c. catalogues free.—Hibberi, and ons. Castle-street, Cardiff. 13611—3750_ C1HRISTMAS CARDS.—50 well assorted, U 4d y also good assortment Birthday Cards, from id each cash with order.—Gardner, Dorchester, Wal- each cash with order.—Gardner, Dorchester, Wal- lingford. 179 D YN AMOS aud Electrical Apparatus of all kinds Made, Repaired, or Fixed.—S. F. Walker and Co., 33, Castle-street, Cardiff. Works i-evern-rd 917 Ij^RETWORK, FliETWOItK -Now ready, Egel. staff's new revised and enlarged Catalogue of Fretwork Designs, Materials, &c. Post free, three stamps. Thelargest selection of fretwork requisites in the United Kingdom.—Egelstaff and Co., Fretwork Depot, 45, Maryleport-street, Bristol. 8689 ARDEN MOULD and Rough Stuff, suitable VX road-m iking, may be bad free of charge.—APP1! Cardiff Workhouse. 242 HOW to GLAZE Linen Collars equal to china. Retired Laundress sends full and simple i#' strnctio;is for P.O. Is original and only genuine r* strnctio;is for P.O. Is original and only genuine r* ceipt—Susan Homer. 10. Hiirn Holborn. Lcndon. 245^ LADIES can obtain invaluable information, fidential, by sending stamped directed envelop* to Medicus, 9, St. Faizan's-street. Grange, Cardiif 287, RS HICKS, 15, B.aufort-street. Brynmawr. W i1 a Lovely Assortment of Christmas and Se* Year Cards, both ir. tbe Welsh and English language' 262^ ERVOUS DEBILITY.—Gratis, a Medical Wor' li showing sufferers how they may be cured withoil' the aid of Quacks Free on receipt of postage stamp ■" Address Sec Institute of Anatomy, Birmingham. 08S SMOKERS should try my Cigars; Is per dozeft post free stamps or p stal order.—George Sef- fried, Cigar Importer. Upton park. London. E. 2M ri^OBACCONISTS Commencing. —Write for IlluS' trated Guide (229 pages), 3 stamps.—Tobacconists' Outfitting Co. (Registered), 11, Beech-street. London i 183_ ~| DESIGNS in Christmas 'r V., Largest, Cheapest, and Best Selection in ,anXv x also Toys and Fancy Goods, at Wood' land s, ë2. 21. and 26. Wyndham Arcade. 110 1 ii Handbill. IC^ 6?T: Cards, Billheads, or Memos., 4s. Fisher and Co., Machine Printers, Broadmead, Bristol- S9 Jttoncn. ONEY Lent Privately, 011 note of hand, to Hous* II holders, Farmers. &c.. on their own security; advances mad.j the same day as applied for-Appl1 S. Thompson, Market-baildiiigs, Pontypridd. 878-46 MON EY LENT, without bill of sale.—A privaM gentleman is desirous of mating A'Ivan cos. upon promissory iiotes alone, to farmers, cow-keeperSi publicans, &c.. without sureties, and strictly private. Write James Thorne. Cowbridge. 822-8210 9CAROLINE-STRE KT. CARDIFF.—Established 9 40 years. Eb TO ANY AMOUNT ADVANCED. on day of applying, to all classes. as usual, without bill of saie. All transactions strictly private. Distance no object. Town business transacted at a great reduc- tion. Trade bills discounted.—Apply L(-IIJI-, BAlt.NETT. 9661-379 9. Caroline street. Cardiff. CASH ADVANCED by I. SELINE. from £ 3 and upwards, on personal security, to all classes, re- payable to suit the convenience of Borrowers. Dis. tance no object.—Apply per-onally or by letter. 8, BELLE VUE-STREET, SWANSEA Private and Confidential, as heretofore. N. B.-Atl, vatice-i made on Plate, Jewellery, Watches, die., at a reduced rate of charges. 7750 IMPORTANT- P. Phillips, 43. Caroline-street. _tL Caidiff (established I860), Advances Money on t Fia.te, watches, Diamonds, Jewellery, and other Valuables at a special Low Rate of Interest. LadieC and Gentlemen waited upon at their own residence* for Advances of Lb and upwards Milner's and Price'* Fireproof Safes for the Deposit of Valuables. 9664 mo BORROWERS.—If you are in want of a# X advance for long or short periods on any avail- able security, either personal or collateral. apply direct to Manager, 3, Bute-terrace, Cardiff. A book stating the amount of principal and interest with the repay- ments given by this office with every transaction. Established 40 years. The securities or bills aro not negotiated in any way. t868 LOAN.S.— £ 5 to £ 500 immediately advanced to respectable Householders (male or female) upon their own security, in town or country. No inquiry }Ses\ P.l.s1tanc.K no object Existing Loans Paid out. Irade Bills Discounted —Apply personally or by letter *-0 Secretary, The Equitable Advance Bank, 4. Working* street. Cardiff, opposite nr. John s Church. 64-1116 MONEY LENT PRIVATELY AT A FEV» HOURS' NOTICE. A Gentleman having a large amount of Capital is willing to grant advances, upon note of hand alone, for any term not exceeding 15 years, rrom J;15 ti EI,000, at 5 per cent., to Clergymen, Farmer, Hotel Proprietors, Lodging-house Keepers. Tradesmen or to any responsible Person, Male or Female, in Town or Country. Wilhnul loan oljic?. formulitieA cr bill of sale. Jk Distance no object, and so long as the interest is paid^r the capital can remain. No genuine application ra- fused. All communications are treated strictly private. —Apply to the actual Lender, H. Harrison. Esq., 87. York-road, Westminster Bridge-road. London. 1115 SOUTH WALES Financial Corporation (Limited) — Cash Advances made upon good Approved Secu- rities re-payable by instalments or otherwise.— Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. John Jenkins, A.C.A. Secretary. 6282 A GENTLEMAN, retired from business, an( having cash at his disposal, is open to make temporary Cash Advances from BLO to 1:300, in confi- dence, to respectable Householders, Farmers, and others who wish to avoid the usual unpleasantness and routine of a Loan Office no sureties asked for, | and habitual borrowers need not apply. — Apnly by letter only to Wm. Andrews, 44. Lower Monk-street. Abergavenny. 5996 MONEY LENT Without Bill of Sale to FarmerSi Householders, <fcc., in sums from £ 10 to £ 1,000, at a few hours' notice, upon their own security alone Moderate charges and easy repayments No law costs, —Apply Thos. Roberts, b. Morfa-street, Bridgend. 'ibit MONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND Privately by CHARLES II WHEATLEY, Esq. from £10 to £ 5,000. 34, Great Russell-street., Bloomshury, and 27. Blooms- bury-street. New Oxford-street, Loudon. ADVANCES MADE WITHOUT SURETIES OE DELAY, in town or country, upon note of band alone and to assist persons into business, unoii mortgage of furniture, leases machinery, farming stock, crops, shares, jewels, plate. plant. and nlock, without re- moval; also upon life policies aud deeds at 5 per cent. STRICT SECRECY OBSERVED. .N.B.-No genuine application ever refused- All communications strictly private. Prospectuses giving every information, showing all the advantages offered, post free. Having a large surplus capital at command, all advances are granted cheaper than at any otn031 es- tablishment. in lcndon, from ooe to years. Á N .B.-lf desired, Mr Wheatley wdlatteiiu pcrsonAUy at applicant's residence with cash, and carry out the advance 5728 MONEY LENT WITHOUT BILL OF~SALK.-A private gentleman is desirous of making advances upon promissory not alone, at 5 per cent, interest, to male or female, without, sureties, and strictly private, for any term not exceeding it) years.— Apply for prospectus and scale of repayments to G. II. Shove, Esq.. 21. John-st.. Adelphi. London. W.C. 6913 « « pr TO £ 100 LEN T WITHOUI DELAY to EVERY CLASS OF HOUSEHOLDER. No Bonds Required NO INQUIRY FEES. All Business Letters and Interviews treated D STRICTEST CONFIDENCE Apply, by letter only, Mr J. J. JONB, 11, High-street, 6462 Pontypool. MONEY LENT AT ONE DAYS NOTICE. From £ 10 to £ 1,000. W hy apply to Agents, or so-called Bank and Loan Societies, as you have to pay their fees and commission for introduction, besides a high rate of interest? Avoid these expenses by applying direct to tho actual lender, as lam prepared to grant advances pr vately to responsible persons, male or female, in town or country (distance no object), upon promissory note alone. No Publicity, Bill of Sale. or Sureties required. Also upon Deeds, Life Policies, and Jewellery at 5 per cent. Apply to H. HUNTER. Esq. 130, West- minster Bridge-road. London. P.S-Advanccs can re- main out for any length of time. by paying the interest quarterly or half-yearl"^ 28b, 13564 DO YOU WANT MONEY. If so, refuse to do business with any person wbo will not quote tbe rate of interest, or who demands exorbitant fees. By applying personally between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.. or by letter at any time (postage prepaid), to Mr W. P. Thomas, 19 and 20, Market-street, Abertillery, and stating nature of security (if any), you may obtain, free of charge, the exact amount of interest which you will have to pay for an immediate advance of £10 and upwards. Special Features :—No preliminary fees: fixed and reasonable interest prompt settlements repayments to suh borrowers. 182 9169 HO U S EH O L 1) E R S GENE IFAITlY JJL And every description of TRADESMEN requiring an IMMEDIATE ADVANCE OF CASH FROM 25 TO £600, Without delay and in strict confidence. Without Loan Office routine or Preliminary Fees; also without Bill ot ale, but entirely on their own names and security of Promissory Note. or upon Deposit of any Valuable Articles, should lose no time in applying personally or by letter to M R J3. H. L E S T B B. 15, BRIDGE STREET, NEWPORT. MON. N.B.—This is not a company. Secrecy guaranteed in writing if required. 1100—366 MONEY.—If you want an advance of Cash, from £ 20 to £ 2,000, apply to the IMPERIAL DE- POSIT BANK, 18, Adam-street, -Strand. London, for a Prospectus, which will show you at a glance the exact amount you will have to repay. The transaction IS STRICTLY PRIVATE. the only security required by the Bank being the BORROWER'S ON*,N NOTE OF HAND. Advances are made throughout the UNITED KING- DOM to all classes, and distauce is no objection. 3806-6796 ARTHUR SEDGWICK, manager MONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND ALONE, IN SUMS FROM £ 20 TO £ 4,000. THE NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK. BALDWIN-STREET, BRISTOL, The Directors of this well-known, old-established Bank are prepared to offer exceptional advantages to all respectable and trustworthy persons who are in need ■>! temporary assistance. Cash is advanced at a Day's Notice, in any part of town or country, without sureties, repayable by easy instalments or in one sum and on THE BORROWER'S WRITTEN PROMISE TO RE-PAY. Among the advantages otfered by the Bank, the following deserve attention :— THE DESPATCH WITH WHICH LOANS ABE COMPLETED. THE LOW RAAE OF INTEREST CHARGED. THE WRITTEN GUARANTEE OF STRICTEST PRIVACY. THE SYSTEM OF SMALL REPAYMENTS EX- TENDING OVER A PERIOD OF TIME CON- VENIENT TO THE BORROWER. THE ABSENCE OF ALL LAW COSTS AND FEES. N.B.—No Bills of SMe are taken, and the traasaa tions are not published in any newspaper or gazette MORTGAGE DEPARTMENT. Advances also made on mortgage or deposit of deeds of property, shares, scrip, pobc les, and reversions at b PER CENT. INTEREST. For further particulars apply, stating amount required, 8511 MrT. C. MILBUUN. General Manager i*A EL 4 W W k *ifad £ A0 be ^Advanced on good U"v_ Freehold or Leasehold Property, In sums of £ 100 to £ 10,000 also on good personal secu- rity, reversions, annuities, &c., &c.Messrs Hern FinanciaLAgentSj^^jSt. Mary-street, Cardiff 1049 parting. GUNS, Double Breecbloading, from 70s to 40 guineas —T. Page Wood ana Co Practical Gna- makers, Cardiff. 94% CI A RTRIDg Ea, alF sizes, loaded on the premises; J 8s od to 12s 6d per 100.—T. Page Wood and Co.. Practical Gunmakers, Cardiff. 9496 WHO IS YOUR BILLPOSTER at Aberdare? MICHAEL PAINE, Billposter, Distributor, and Advertising Agent 25 Cardiff-street, Aberdare, rents the principal posting-stations in Aberdare and district. Contracts made quarteriyor yearly. Good accommodation for cavellersr, Ac, Alsaagent for (;\11.11 ami c.) \r,.1 3310 15 Printed and Published i)y the Proprietors, DAVID DUNCAN & SONS, at 105, St Mary-street, and West- gate-street, in the town oi Cardiff, in the comity ef Gilamoriian.