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^arliammtarp f1.otítts. "YTpaimjamknt.—SESSION m. C A B 1) IFY RAILWAY. ..ITERATION* Of LEVELS OF PORTIO" OF E4ILWW No 4. AUTHOWSKD BY THE RDfFF lUILW A Y ACT. IBW; ACQUISI- TION* OF UAM)S; TOIJ.S. RATES AN1) !iOS (S; "{ic, o:AIS1;g :'rTHUI¡¡"E!), CAPITAL TO 'R()08f!D WORKS; POWKR TO IUH.t.S ITNUEIl XHF W1I.i. OF 1 H. SECOND MARQVKSS OF BITE AN1> A DEEl) OF TRUST lH THE TTrÍRD MAKQUE88 OF BUTE TO TAKE AND HOLD OKDINVRY SHARK; EXTENDING TDIK Inm En BY bKCTION* 36 OF THE lien; POCKS ACT 1895. FOR ISSUE OF ORDINARY MIARK* TO ESTATE TRUSTEES Of SfcCONP MARQUESS; EXTENSION OF •nut F°K ACQUISITION OF L VNIW AND "PLETfO" OF WORKS UDER fARDIKF RAILWAY ?IVM. 1397. IM. AND 18». SID- I'¡(;' AC.. TO In, MADE BY THE RHYMNEY RU1.WAY COMPANY AND IHtOVlSlOXS ,I TO WORKING THEREOF; INCORPORATION, AMfN'PMI NT AND REPEAL OF ACTS; AND orRUt PURPOSES.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application it ia;end?>l to I, mada to I'ai-Jiamcm, in the 5t«ion of 1901. by the Cardiff Railway Com- ponv t'1I ¡.('d "the Company") for i«ve to br.Hii in a Ilil! (hertinafUT v\i 1 k <i "the lll"1 fur all or some of the following, unions other, lmrpui's, that is to say: — 1. To ia|K»wer thll Company. in the construc- tion of Iho RaU..ay No. 4. authonM'd by the Cardiff Railway A(?t, 1897 (hereinafter called "Uie Ac: of 1897"i. to make the following auction m tho levels f that railway, viz.: — An alteration "f the levels of the eaiit autho- red railway, commencins at a point "011 133 yards or thereabouts, measured a westerly direction from the south- ernmost corner cf the block 01' cottapes n as BtaU Cottae8. near a vla0Q Iktl B'ueneSlyn (being I- point oil tho c! authorised ra-lway 1 furious: 9,9 chains thereabouts, n)-e¡\8tlrd from the com- iiicerueiit I)f that railway), nnd termi- ring in the bed of a mill stream at, a int distant 132 yards or thereabouts, casircd in a north-wejterly direction :-om tho north-east corner of the most i .t!hern bnildins of the Treforest Tin Plato Work. (being a ikiint on the said «t!i: i?ei railway 6 furlonirs 9.1 chains or H'rah(\ut8 measured front the eommenc?- ant of the said railway), which alteration levels will be situate wholly in the \tri-h and Urban District of Pontypridd nd Comity of Glamorgan. To amhorise the Company to deviate lute- .y fnvn the lines of the propos-ed works to the extent showi on the plan* hereinafter mentioned. or as may be provided by the Bill, and also to deviate vertically from the levels ehnwo on the sections hereinafter mentioned. j To authorise the Company to purchase, take r.nd we. either compuls.>rily or by agree- houses and other property, for i of the proposed works, and also "lhl rishts in. under, or over, ür and other property. T" dtolare and enact that the proposed works shall form part of the undertaking ot the Company for all intents and purposes, and apply thereto ail or some of the provisions tho Bute Docks and Cardiff Railway Acts, to Vf9. including the provisions of those 1 ';n; to lolls, rates and charges. r or amend, or to repeal, so far as *?;??,iry or expedient, any of the pr(? i1, A, ,f 189".with respect to the n of Railway -No. 4. authorised by It Act. ? To authorise the Company to applv, for pr.rp. set ùf the Bin. any of tl eir exiating tnthttrisd capital or fonds winch may not required for the purposes for which the 1:0 were authorised to be raised or directed Se applied; and to authorise the Trn-te. of will of the second Marquees of Bate to eql, any trust moneys whether representing pual or income in the ordinary stock or '3 of the Company at such price and 011 li terms a-s may be provided by the Bill. and • iiold >uch stock or shares accordingly. To authorise the Troste<>s, under a Deed of >,<t. dated the 6th and 26th dan of May, 1387, 1 certain relative deeds executed by tho •d Marquess of Bute, by which ho trans. to Trustees certain ordinary stock or res of the Company and directed the result- .1 thereof to be accumulated for the herein mentioned, to invest the ""¡11 or that has arisen on such or shares since the date of the T'ust Deed in ordinary stock or shares of the Company at such price and "n such arms as mar be provided by the Bill, and :o mnJse provision for modifying or gâ! »r otherwise in rel ton to th- rishts ,nd inieresu of the persons interested under the Bid Deed of Trust. 8. To ext",d the _pe,t iv(? times limited by ¿ reif:yt:a t,r::lliíf: the P.l.?ry Purchase and taking of land. for. and fer the completion of all or some of, the -1?ay?, and works anthori-?ed by t,hme Acti respectively, and to further extend the time limited by the Act of 1897. as extended by the Cardiff Railway Act. 1899, for the compulsory purchase of lands for. and for the completion of all or some of. tlierailwavs and works authorised by the Act of 1897. 9. To aUl""¡80 and require tae Rhymney Railway Company to provide further and better structural and other accommodation and facilities for the conduct of their trattic to. from, or in the neighbourhood of tho docks of the Company, and particularly to provide aiding to such extent, in such manner, it snch tand in such places, as shall or may be provided in the Bill, and to make provieion w",h regard to the working of the traffic 01 the Bhyraney Railway Company by that Company. 10. To extend the period of eight years referred to in section 36 of the But, Docks Act. 1395, and to amend the said section ingly. 1: To incorporate with the Bill all, or some, of the provisions of the Lands Claa-ea Con- solidation AIM. 1845. I860. 1669, and 1883. the R,;ilways (,Ianss Conolidation Act. 1845, and ir.e Railways Clauses Act. 1863, or any Act unending any s-uch Acts, with such variations, modifications .nd exceptions (if any) as may C'6 deemed expedient, or as may be contained m the Bill. 12. ij alter, amend, extend and enlarge, and, tiocd be, to repeal, so far as may be neces- my for the purposes of the Bill, all or some of the provisions of the SEveral Acts of Parlia- ment hereinbefore referreù to. and of the fol- 1,in, Act,, (thai is to say):—The Bute Docks an Cardiff Railway Acts, 1865 to 1899 and all Mer Acts relating to the Company or their Wdartaking; the Act 6, W IIt. IV.. can. 82, and «l other oIcts relating to the Taff Vale Rail- "IF Company; the Act 20 and 21. Vict., cap. 1JO, and all ether Acts relating to tb4 Rhymney Lilw?tv Company, and any other ) ?et or Act. Par lament recited in any of the before- ii'nti-ned Acts, or ?ffecting the above Com- Wor IUY person who or pr,)mrt.,I t?v "ff,,t4?d by any of the Powers or p..j mions of the Bill. 13 The HIli will vary and extinguish all ttht. and Privileges which would in any Banner impede or interfere with its object confer other exemptions, rights and privi- «ws. and will contain all such provisions an ■ be r.ss:lrr or incidental to its ()bjec:s :J Da""e.te Plan. and .ections, descrlbin: lb. lines, citnation and levels of the proposed orks, and "f Ibo lands, houses and other Property in or through which the same will be male, together with a book of reference » 8uch plans, containing the names of the 6"t'Q0ri and lessees, or reputed owners and lessees, and the occupiers of such lanrh, houees and other property, together with all NDanf)e Map with th line of the proposed ?Orks del Inea t,,(I t?py ?,f g;ttiil. as published in the London Ga.t,e "1 11 ,r b,,fo,? th. 30th day of •Hvember instant, bo d?,p).it?d for public 4"lti?. -?ith the Clerk of the Peace for the ?'unty of G'amorgan. at his omee at Cardiff; Ud T,-ith the Clerk of the District Council of Ilie Urban District of Pontypridd, at his Gill, Printed .pi, of the Bill will be d"osi td in the Private Bill Office of the Home of CQIIIIIIO"" on or before the 21st day of December next. Dat.d the 19: h day of November. 1900 FARP.ER & C.* 1, Fi,,Id- ) F'IO:< I,m Fif'/d1. w,e, SoHdtüt. JOH STUART CORBETT, v' for the Bill. C.I.AH\MES, CU-PRFY & SPEXR, 3' Great Georw Street. Westminster. Parliamentary Agents. ?-9058 Q R E A T SALE. pIANOFOKTKS AD ORGANS BY ALL MAKERS. ypXPIIiATIOX OF LFAS E, R. J. IIEATH AD gONS, 51. y'KKX-STHEET, CARDIFF, JJEMOTISG To LARGER PREMISES, C0RNEU OF CFIAHLES-STREET. GHEAT It EDUCTIONS. Cash and New Hire System. Also at P'ARTH AND POXTTPRIDD 1! A V u FACTORY—LONDON. •^ Telephone: Cardiff, 1.21; Poutypri3d 21, 'S~oFTHlTiolR ~VAM, ??fOO-N? 6F -?IIF,i36-ER N?,kit- f ra' LoTiUiN M AT I LUUTEU, J}aiiia!iuntarp potters. IN PABLIAMSNT.-SESSION 1901. TAFF VALE RAILWAY. (ADDITIONAL LANDS; EXTENSION OF TIME FOR PURCHASE OF LANDS, AND COMI'LK- TION OF RAILWAYS AND WORKS; ADDI- TIONAL CAPITAL AND APPLICATION Ot' FUNDS; AMENDMENT OF ACTS.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that applica- tion is intended to be made to Parliament in the ensuing Session by the Taff Vale Ualway Company (hereinafter called "the Company"), for an Art for the following purposes, or some of them (that is to say): — 1. To empower the Company for the Rcneral purposes of their undertaking to acquire by compulsion or agreement and hold the lands (in which tenn in this Notice houaea and build- it,a aro included) and easements in, over, oil under the Linda hereinafter described, all in the county of Glnmorgan (that is to eay): — Certain lands in the parish and urban dis- trict of Harry, and in tho parish of St. Andrews Major, in the rural uistriet of LlandaT and Jliyiia Powis, situate on the northern side of and adjoining the public road between Cndoxton and Sully, and Dinas Powis. and extending from thoe bridge cnrryjng the Cadoxion hranch of the Oom. pany s railway over the mid rand for a distance of 170 yards measured from the said bridge in a westerly direction. 2. To empower the Company to purchase and acquire a part only of an), property and any easeineut in. oTer, or under any property with- out being subject to the liability imposed by Section 92 of the Lands Clauses Consolidation Act, 1845. 3. To extend the times limited by the Tuff Valo Railway Act, 1890, as extended by thfljf^aff Vale Railway Aot. 1899 (hereinafter called the Act, of 1899"). for the compulsory purchase of laud for and for the construction and com- pletiou of Railway No. 1 by the said Act of 1890 ant horise; 4. To extend the time limited, by the Taff Vale Railway Act, 1892. as evt-ended by the Act of 1899 for the compulsory purchase of the lauds in the parish of Llautwit. Fardre, described in or required for the purposes of tho work. authorised by Seetion 4 of the sudd Act or 1892, and of the land" in the parishes or Llauwonuo and Ystradyfodwg, (teser-bed in Section 5 of the sam" Act or of some of the said lauds. 5. 1'" extend the time limited by the Taff Vale Railway Act 1894. as extended by the Act of 1899, for the compulsory purchaso of th" land. whit-h the Company were by Sectioll 18 of the said Act of 1894 authorised to acquire or of H1I1W of the said lands. 6. To extend the times limited by the Taff Yalo Railway Act, 1896. as extended by the Act of 1899. for the compulsory purchase of lands for and for the construction and completion of the Railway No. 3, by the said Act of 1896 authorised, and for the compulsory of lhe land. which the Con panv were hv Section 22 of the said Act of 1896 authorised to acquire. 7. To empower the Company to applv to all or any of the pnrp'ue3 of the intended Act all, eapital or funds belonging to the Com paD", and for tb. alltl other purposes connect-<1 with their undertaking, to raise additional capital by tho creation and issue of new shares or stock, debenture stock, and by borrowing, or by any of such moms, and to prescribe, define, regulate, and determine the rights, pri- vileges. and priorities attached or to be aHached to such new shares or stock or to tho shares cr stocks in the existiug capital of the Company, or any of thew. S, To vary or cxtiuiruish all existillg right* and privileges which would in aziv manner impede or interfere with the objects or pur- poses of the intended Act, and to confer, vary, or ext nguish other rights and privileges. 9. To alter, amend, extend, or repeal, so far as may be necessary for the purposes of the intended Act. some or any of the provision. of th" several Acts heriubtfore referred to. and of the Act (local and personal) 6 Will. IV.. r. 92, and any other Act or Acts relating to the Com- IR, Y. 10. And Notice is hereby given that on or before the 30th day of November, 190D. plans relating to the objects of the intended Act and a book of reference to such plans and a copy of this Notice as published in the London Gazette will be deposited with the Clerk of the Peace for the county of Glamor- gan. at his office in Cardiff, and with the Clerk to the Urban District Council of Barn. and the Clerk to the Rural District Council of Lian, daff and Oinas l'owi. respectively, at their res- pective offices. 11 A?d notice i. h.r,?y that n r before At ;:k;a; ;;e:ni¡r,n ltpit I-Pill- of the intended Act will be deposited in the Private Bill Office of the Houae of Com- mons. Dated this 16th day of November. 1900. INGLEDKW and SONS. Cardiff, Solicitors for tbe Bill. SHERWOOD and CO.. 7, Great George Street. Westminster, Parliamentary Agents. n 9059 IN PARLIAMENT.—SESSION 1901. RHD[EY AD ABER VALLEYS X\J {US AND WATER COMPANY. (EXTENSION OF TIME FOR THE COMPUL- SORY PURCHASE OF LANDS AND EXTFN siox OF TIME FOR CONSTRUCTION OF WORKS AUTHORISED BY ACT OF 1898; AMENDMENT OF ACTS). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that applica- tion is intended to be made to ParJÜlInent in the Session of 1901 by the Rhymney and Aber Valleys Gas and Water Company (hereinafter referred to as the Company) for an Act to extend the period limited by the Rhymney and Aber Valleys Gaa and Water Act 1898 for the compulsory purchase of lands for the purposes of the reservoirs and other Works authorised by that Act and also to extend tie period limited by the same Act for the ocmpletion of the Reservoirs and Works described in the same Act. To vary alter amend or repeal nil or of the provisions of the Rhymney and Aber Valleys Gas and Water Act 1898 and to vary or extinguish all exist ng rights and privileges which would interfere with the objects of the intended Act and to confer other rights and privileges. Printed copies of the Bill for the intended Act will be deposited in the Private Bill Office of the House of Commons on or before the 21'1. day of December next. Dated this 14th day of November, 1900. FRANK JAMES and SONS. 323, Queen-street, Cardiff. Solicitors. W. and W. M. BELL, 27, Great George-street. Westminster, Parliamentary Agents. a9060 A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. GEECHAJIS piLLS, J^EECHAM'S PILLS, JJKECHAM'S PILLS, FOR ALL BILIOUS & NERVOUS DISORDERS, SICK HEADACHE, WIXD AND PAINS IN STOMACH, IMPAIRED DIGESTION, CONSTIPATION, LIVER COMPLAINTS, AND FEMALE AILMENTS. LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD. In Boxes, 13Jd. and Z., 9it. each. L17161 "OLY THE BEST." ROSES, FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS. 15 S'erCent. DISCOUNT "CASH WITH ORDER." G A It A WAY A N D (O, DWARF H.P, ROSES. ALL BEST Nf.1ŒD. 6s. per do?et., 40s. per 100. Combiner Rcpea. (HoÎre de Dijon. Marechal Siel. W, A. Richardson. Ac 12s. per d()"en, Fun and Espalier-trained Apple, Cherry. l'e.-r8. and Plumii 3s. 6(1. each Standard Apples C7 Ills, per 100. Pyramid and Hush Apples. from £5 per 109. Standard Victoria Fluuis 2., each £7 10s per 100 Dwarf-tramed Apricot, Necta- rine, and Peach Trees 5s. each- Catalogues on Application. GARAWAY and CO., DUEDHAM DOWN. 6X56 CLIFTON, BRISTOL. 1.6';5A1LNTEÊD-T!i¿/!t66i G ACHE by using PHIL PHII.UPS' .OOTHACL-E CURE, Aota like Magic 1. per bottle. by pew t» Id Rold by all Chemists. aAtlf HEWETSON'S Furniture Catalogue, ZIGO 1- pL,g,?. F-e. Well IlJu.tral"d, Descrip- don" and P,i-. of Odd Pf Fnrniture, Suites. Specimen Rooms. Ae.-i\HF.WETSONS. 212 Tottenham Court-road, London, W. H79M -T. Yl'EWRITE';G TAT HT AT THK TWI?STEIIN HAIL Ok'kl4 CARDIFF. 330arb of CraTOt gottrtz. BOARD OF TRADE.-SF;SSION 1901. T LANDAFF AND DINAS POWlS RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTRIC LIGHTING. (The product on storage and supply of Elec- tricity by the Llandaff and Dinaa Powis Rural District Council within their Dietrid. The purchase of Electrical Energy from the South Wales Electrical Power Distribution Company and otliera and the acquisit on and appropriation of laud. and construction of Work. the breaking up and interference with streets, and Railways, the laying down and erection of Electric lines, wires, posts, and apparatna, the taking and re- covery of rates and charges. Incorporation of Acts and other provisions.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Rural Dietret. Council of the Llandaff and Dinas 1 owis Rural District- in the County of Glaraor- gan (heroh,after IM id,'the C.U.,jl") and whoso addreM is at Llandaff Chambers 35 Saint Mary Street Cardiff Intend to apply to the Board of Trade on or before the 21st, day of December next, for a Provisional Order (bereiu- | after called "the Order") under the Electric Lighting Acts 1882 and 1888 for all or øome of the following amongst other purposes (that is to say)-.— 1. T. -I,tb.?' the Council to generate and Isnlp' :I;;r:i)h;cII,g'i purposes as defined b' the Electric Lighting Acts witJun the whole of the Llandaff and Dinas Powis Rural District in the County of Glamorgan aforesaid "(hereinafter ferred to Its th, ''area of supply"). 2. To enable the Council to acquire by agree- ment or take on Leaso and hold lands and prenlieeo or ''nterests or easements in 0\' over lands and to appropriate for the purpose cf tho Order ativ lands belonging to or held by them and tü ronstruct nd lunintain upon ench lands all necessary Stations and Works for the generation and supply of Electricity together with all buildings engines apparatus works and appliances necessary for the pur- poses aforesaid and to empower the Council to eell or dispose of any lands nt r,q.i?-,a J(r ei,, (;n:,I¡):e If t;,y J:ta:\?t;rc thought fit to empower the Coaacil to pur- ,chaso and take front the South Wales Elec- trical Power Distribution Company or any other company body or person authorised to supply electrical energy in bulk a supply of electrical energy in bulk for distribution by them under the Order 3. To authorise the Council to break up the following Streets and Railway « Vil, (A) Streets In the par sh of Llandaff— Palace Road, Howell's Crescent. Cardiff Road. Llantrisant Road, Bridge Road, Mary Street. Ely Road. Cowbridge Hoad. River- side Terrace. Dyfrig Road, Robert Sireet, Shears Road, David's Place, Caerphilly Road, and Merthyr Road. In the parish of Llani.hclI- Caerphilly Road. In the parish of Saint Andrews- Klmgrovo Road and Edith Road. In the parish of Whildmrrp- Merthyr Road, Caerphilly Road, HawthoOrn Uuid. Huzelhl11't Road. }1ellc\'lw Road, 110ad. Ilarrett Street. Station Road, IIe()ldon. and Yelindre Road. III the parishes of Uadyr. St. Fa¡:lIu'9, Llanillterne. and Pentyrch— LlankiEaIlL Ioad. III lIl" parishes of Caerau, lI!íchoelstone- super-Ely, St. George's, St. Nicholas, Bon. vilstone, Ll atictrfaii, and IJhlutrithyd- Cowbridgo Road. <ll.l nailwa3: Great Western Railway. Taff Vale Rail, way. Rhy:nney Railway, Cardiff Railway. Puirry Railway. Vale {If nlan\()Tan Railway. Cowbridge and Aberthaw Rail- way, Krecon and Merthyr Railway. 4. The name. of the Streets and parts of Sireets in ",hieb it iFa pIth. t, Electric lint's ehall bo laid down within a period to be specified by the Order are as follows:- In the parish Ll. daff- Cardin Road, the part of Fairwater Roa*l which is Aituatr between its junction with Pwllmelyn Road and Cardiff Road, Bridgr Street, The Green, The Steep, Heol Fair, an,1 High Street, In the parish of Llaniflhen— Station Road, the part, of Ty-IIwyd Road which is situate hetwern the Railway Station and Mill Road. Church Road, aud the part of Fidlas Road which is situate between the Station Road and the Rail- way Bridge. In the pariøh of Radyr— Station Road and the part, of Radyr Road which is situate between Tymynydd and Woodftcld Cottages. In the parish of St. Andrew8- The part of Barry Road which is situate between Elm Grove Road and Station Road, Britway Road, The Square, Station Road and the part of Elm (trove Road which is situate between The Square and Elm Grove. III the parish of Whitchurch— Church Road, the part of Merthyr Road which is situate between the Church Road IInd Tynypwll Cross, Old Church Road, and Road. 5. '1'0 p"crihe and limit the price to be charged for the supply of electricity. 6. To confer upoOn tbe Couneil all or some of the powrr. of the Electric Lighting Act. 1832 and 1883 and enactments incorporated therewith and to alter vary or extinguish all rights and privileges which would or might interfere with any of the objrete of the Order and to confer n!? other rights and privileges nere88ary for carrying snch objects into effect. 7. To incorporate with the Order with or without modification all or some of the pro- visions contained in the Schedule to the Electric Lighting (Clan8e8) Act 1899, AND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the draft, of the Order will be deposited at the Ofllel's of the "Board of Trade on or before tho 21st clay of December next and printed copies of the draft Order when deposited and of the Order when made may bo obtained (at tho price of One shilling for each copy) at the Ofttce of Mr. James Holden, Surveyor at Ely within the area of supply and at the Office of the Council Llandaff Chambers 35 Saint Mary Street Cardiff and at the Office of tho undermentioned Solicitor and Parlia- mentary Agents. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that a Map showing the boundaries of the proposed arra of supply and the 8trN.ts in which it is proposed that Electric Linen shall be I(I()p wn wl' h it it "pecifled tame "nd a copy of this advertisement as published in the "London Gazette" will be (lep oiitoct on or before the 35th day of November 1900 for public inspection at the Offices of the Clerk of the Peace for the Ccunty of Glamorgan at his Office at Cardiff and at the Office of the Coundl Llandaff Chambers 35 Saint Mary Street Cardiff. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that .very 1. ?.1(?r), her public authority company or person desirous of bringing before the Board of Trade any objection respecting the application must do so by I'?tt?r addressed to the Bnard of Trade marked on tbe outside of tho cover enclosing it "Ele-ctric Lighting Acts" on or before the 15th day of January 1901 and a copy of such objection must also be forwarded to the undersigned Solicitor or Parliamentary A;:rntn, Dated this 23rd day of November 1000. R, W. WILLIAMS, Solicitor, 8, Charles-street. Cardiff. SHERWOOD and CO., 7, Great. George-street, Westminster, Parliamentary Agents. a 9089 rjTEtE BEST pIANOS BY THE JJEST MAKERS ON THE BEST TERMS. rpHOMPSON & gHACKELL (LD,) HOLD THE ROLE AGENCY FOR MOST OF THE FOLLOWING MAKERS • — BECHSTEIN, STEINWAY, COLLABD AND COLLARD, IRACH, NEUMEYER, PIANOS KAPS, pIANOS. BRINSMEAD, x mULLE, AND THE ESny ORGANS. LONnON PRICES FOR CASH, OR ON EASY TERMS, rjHHOMPSON & gHACKELL (LD), CENTRAL MCSIC WABEHOTTSK. 24, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, And at Swuii2eu, Newport, Merthyr, Lianelly Pontypridd, Bridgend, Ac., to. PIANOS BY OTHER MAKERS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. FULL VALUE ALLOWED. 26107 NO DECAYED TeTET H If yon Clean them with PHIL PIULLIPS' TOOTHACHE CUlti,, !a. per Hottle SaId by all Chemttte. Sol@ Manu!acturer. PHIL P11ILLIP& M. bt. Mary ■treet. Oardig w4e, ?1U?UiU?'?L(J<?'PURlF? A THOMPSON'S BUKDOCK PILLS purify tb. foulest blood and relIeve 'Hery Di. of Stomacii. Liver, and Ktdneys Pure Blood gives Health. Thousands have been cured by these wonderful Pills where disease could not be reached by any other medicine. Sold by all Chemists in boxes, 1 lid. and zg, 9d. each. Sent by riul to any address from the Manufar lory. 44, Oxford-st.wwt.. SwfwaMO. 4S6d9 ^ustiifss .nrr95£. ELECTRO-PLATE AND CUTLERY SALE AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR Exceptional Bargains. INSPECTION INVITED OF OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF LAMPS, FENDERS, COAL VASES, OILS rOVES, AND ALL SEASON'S GOODS, AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES. CROSS BROTHERS, 3 & 4, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. a7669
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_u- LOCAL NEWS PARAGRAPHS.) The workmEll nt lTelinfran Coil i(",y near Swan5ca. on Saturday gave a conll11ím-ent.r: dinner to Mr. J. Acron Thomas, M.P., in cele- bration of hie return to Parliament. Mr. D. Woodliffe, auditor for 44 years in con- nBclion with tho Great Western Railway at Swana.ea., hna retired from service, RIH: hùR been the recipient of a lumdome presentation from his colleagues. Mrs. Row lam1.. of I he Castle II pridd, who was wll known and peeted for her deeds of benevolei ypridtf and the Rhonddx Valley. e a long nI painful illness I wiil be missed by a la The Bishop of Llandaff corn! firmation service at Llandough V on Monday evening, and perform rite of the "lttyi" of hands" nl1mhr of calHlidatR from Coga Penarth. Ltvkwith, &0. Tt,, delivered an impressive address u. h- > dil [es in the presence of a crowded congrega- tioH, A ",t in,z f the f M.rg. n Hal- lett, rope-rider, 2, Tramroad-s de. Dinas. was held on Monday at Merthyr. The liabilities w, £ 68 11?,. 2d., and the only assets we're a (6lt"d;i; tYthS;'8 \(h' petition. The debtor attributed his failure to repeated illness. His mnnv friends Cardiff will regret to learn that Mr. R Qrogan. who has been in failing health f,r .tline, ba for 'ome 'I" y? be :!n confined to hi. bed at hi: residence. 15. Rangor-road, Ronth, David Williams, laudloid of the Tioubador Iun. Strand, Swansea, was chared at Swan- Hea Police-court 011 Monday with selling drink during illegal hoars on November 3, and the Hench fined him 40s. and ooats. A middle-aged man named Renjamin Har- ris. of No. 6. Maliphant-street. Kafod, was fonnd d("1<1 Oil the floor in the kitchen of hie house on Monday morning. Ho was last seen alive on Sunday evening. Mr. F. Huelin, R N., the hofi. Bocretflry of the Army and Navy Veterans' Association. Barry, has been appointed a "frieud" of the Soldiers Hnd 8,101' Help Society for the parishes of Barry and SnJy. of which Major- general Lee, R E., J.P., is the local secretary. Tho livings of Wteynton and Johnston, near Haverfordwest, have been presented by the Lord Chancellor to Archdeacon D, E. William.. of Lampeter VeIrrey, A meeting of the Cardiff Town-hall Com- mittee wa. held on Monday afternoon. Alder, n'all Carfy preRidin. For the offico of clerk of works there were 73 applications. Of these twelve were first selected. The c0mrnitte¡, then selected the following for final selection: — William David, Swansea; E. C. Howell. Wal, ham-green, London; J. Wright, Hastings; and Wil.iam Thomas. Clare-street. Cardiff. The salary of tlie position is £250 a year, Smokers flndm a Sb?,g Tobacco too strong shoulr! kA,,h, G.1',I?n Return. (regis- tered). M,di.? flavour, fullv matured. Four :Vn In bond before b,.ng .t. L11367 Miss Ik?-tlil Jones, the h,1rt.,?y of the ladies' auxiliary of the Cardiff Lifeboat Satllrday Fund, d"si",sus I() announce that .he has handed to Mr. H. J, VelIaoott, the hon. secretary, the Rum of £Z1 10s. 7d.. as the n-et proceeds of the living picture and dramatic entertainment held in the Lesser Park-hall, Cardiff, on the 30th of October last. Smoke Archer'i "Golden Returns." The membership of the English Baptist Church at Whitchurch has to largely increased since the advent of the Hev, J. Arthur Jones pastor that a short time since it was deter- mined to erect a "lIery to provide additional accommodation. rrhe new addition, which is an artistic adornment, wa. finished last week, and on Sunday special services were held to Mmmemorale the event. Tho special preaeher wa. the Rev, JI, Harris, of Castleton, the pastor occupying the pulpit in the afternoon. The chapel will now seal between 400 nnd 500 prople, The Rev. A, O. Hopkins (Caerphilly) preached on Monday evening. OOEDKERNKW TRIAL OF HUNTERS, Tues- day, Novembe- 27. Competitors only allowed on the course on horseback. 71654 A child had a remarkable escape at Bryn- menyn on Saturday night. As the 4.10 P,IIl G-arw Valley passenger train was appro:1eh ing Brynmcuyn Station down the declivity, a boy-the seven-year-old 80n of Mr. David Harry—was standing in the middle of the I n? between the two g11les, Some mell standing near saw the tnun approaching, but their shonts failed to draw the little fellow away before he was knocked down and the engine and two coaches passed over him before the driver pulled up the train, All expected to find the lad dead, but, though his head was badly cup and there wr somii severs bruifB'3 on the body, he is expccted to recover. W. R. Salisbury, "Our Bon" Cigar Stores. B4 fit. Mary-street. Oirdiff, Begs to Inform the Inhabitants of Cardiff and Newport that he ba. no connection with any Person or Persons trading as Dic1¡s()n and Co., Tobacconists, of Cardiff and who are about opening premises in Newoort, W. IJ, Salisbury's only addresses being 84, St, Mary-street, and nuthr Royal Hotel. Cardiff. The J>e'>ot under the Royal Hotel will Open First Week in December with a High-class Stock of Cigars, Tobaccos, and Cigarelt£.. Pipes. Pouches. &c.. Ac. ,R-Only address. B4. st. Morv-.lr<1,et. (Next Theatre It, NdP-t undor Roval Hotel, Cardiff. a9111 Monday was It great day amongst the Salva- tion Army nt Swansea, Commissioner Pollard, in the name of General Booth, hoisting the flag on taking 1)ORr!iRjon of tt new sHe for barracks in Riehn1"dA(H1-St,r.!et. Rmoke .4.r!"hcrofl "American Conein." At the Neath Borough P()f(,(,.c-)11"t on Mon- day Arthur Brenks and Daniel Owens, hoth seventeen years of ng. were sent to prison for a month, and John Edwards, aed sixteen, was fined 10s.. and costs, for stealing a pound and a half of grapes from Mr. Grandfield's stores. Angel-street, on Saturday. There were previous convictions against Brooks and O^'cns Ask for Carter's Bristol Soda Water. It greatly improven fhvonr of Old Whisky A Rcries of meetings in connection Tredegar District of the South Wales a mouthahire Miners' Federation comm Tredegar on Monday, a meeting of ni being held in the morning, adrlro. Alfred Onions, miners' agent. Tre.de Mr. J. Winstone, the district reprepf»n the executive council. A crowded was held at the Town-hall iu the under the presidency of Mr. K. Carter, had promised to attend, but he wa" ITv a evre cold, and was deputised Watts Morgan. Mr, Alfred Or addressed the meeting. Smoke Archer's Infant Plant." To aid the orphan fund of the Amalgamated Society of R¡nw[lY 8er;antR. a sacred concert, held under the allapiecs of the Dowlais branch, wn" g-iven on Sunday evening at the Od,l- fellows'-hnll, now a;s, by the Merthyr Orches- tral Society. Vocal items were contributed by Miss Janet Garnett, Cilfynydd ,th, triple National Eisteddfod prize winner), and Mr, Llewellyn R Bowen. Swansea. Mr. Harry Evans, F.R.C O., presided at the pianoforte. Smoke Archer's "M.5MI." Mixture, 41512 On Snnday an accident occurred to a child belonging to Mr, Samuel Harries, fireman. Ffaiddu Collieries, wllich might have been attended with fatal comeqnences were it not t, neighbour who wag f,,ily ?,.?d in L"nb" ;Tice ciinl?tii tli re?eue. The child waa two and half years of age, and whilst in the back fell head downwards in a tub of water, and when found life was well nigh extinct. Bono oil, embrocation, hair wash, lotions "ro outwardly npnUed: mtality ia not studied; ha* ?b?n man drink hi. hulth i, at etnke. Ask for Carter'. Bristol 8<?da Water. ahM)nt<-).J pure: Mendip Water—trebly filtered 707(fT--4 On Monday afternoon, at the Cardiff Town- hall. the coroner (Mr. E. B. R«e-ece) resumed the inquiry, adjourned from Saturday, upon the body of Elisabeth Birreld, 14, Che-ster-street, Gi angetown. who died on the previous Monday, bur. who«*e body was not dis- covered until Friday, when it was found in bed. Tho poor woman wag laet seen din, on tho Monday, and from the condition of the body death, in the opinion of Dr. R. Smith fGrangetown;, occnrrtd on that night or the following morning. The doctor was not able to certify r. a to t)). cause of death, hence 11,0 adjoornment.Dr. Smith, re-called, said he fyid just made a j^st-mortem. There were no external marks.4 Injmy, The two ovaries were diseased, especially the left. The brain was slightly eüted, and the heart fatty, but, the other organs were healthy. The con- dition of the Ifaprt was sutllcient to cause I drntb, which he *$ttributed to svneope. Tho bleodin,g waa natural.—The jury returned verdict in accordance with the medical evidence. Archer's Infant Plnnt Cigarettes. Pro- nounced by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales to tv the best he ever Smoked, flee "United 8er;Íc" Gazette" L16261 At tli-a Town-hall, Cardiff, ou Monday after- noon an inquest was held on the hody of Austin Candy, a labourer, aged 36, of 92, Holmo3<la*e-street, Grangetown, who died on tho 23rd Inst, at Ca-rdiff Infirmary from the effect.. of an accident sustained on the 9th inst. Mr, Edwards, her Majesty's inspector of fac- t,)ri.?, was in attendance. Deceased was In the employ of the D,)?li. C..p..y, and with others was loading a 'hip with pig iron at the Cyfarthfa Wharf. The crane wan four yards from u gap i. a long row f wagons. The gap :1) ro¡J) e hel l\Jf t:'ars 'ít:h. r(( 1 Two or threo of the men passed through Rarely, but a train of emptiM coming along, deceased's arm in the coUi,ion wa? caught b tl,.e? buffers. Tho time was in ti)? n, ?,Ci"g aud it w.,? dark. Deceased was treated^ in MIL* infirmary for a compound fracture of the elbow. The injured limb wats amputated, luii afterwards blood poisoning se in, and death was the result. Several witnesses were called as to the ^hunting operations going on at the time, and the Coroner, in summing up, re- marked that accidents of this kind were very common at the docks, and he considered that 80mothiug should be done in the way of making more careful provision. Brakesmen had to attend to their work, and he did not think they could do more thau the one who had been called ill this case. 80 many were engaged in coming from and going to ships, and in croseing lines o of railway without protection, that the com- panies engaged ou?ht, really, to have special watchmen attached to train* to givs warning to people who might be about. The jury returned- a verdict of "Accidental death" and attached no blame to th:* enginemeii.
NEW YOKK PRICES.
NEW YOKK PRICES. CReuter's Telearram.l NEW YORK. Monday. Loudon and local huyin gavn the general market 3 strong upward tendency, and a num- ber of hings. particularly Southern and Soutl western Railroads, scored sharp advanced Later, however, weakness in Steel Stocks and AmnJgamnted Copper promoted nroift-taking. but Railroads were well held, and the market ?.?(t jrregiil;t?. (1cN-Prnmc?tit li?)ri-do and Railroad Bond3 were strong. At"hiRon Rhares. Ch t? Common, Dcnn'r Common. Northern T'referred. and Union Pacific Shares advanced ii, Akhison Preferred 1, Quincy li Ncrlh Woatorn Ordinary 1&. Milwaukee Island, Cleveland Ordinary, and grie General Lien 4. Denver Preferred IjJ. Louisville 13, Missouri-Pacific 1J, and Southern Pacific i). Mo,?, 8ha.dy; sterling exchange firm. Sil, Cnmmeroial hara Ac. higher, Cotton slumped down under hearv liquids tinn and hca.r hammerin. but loRed steady* spM quiet and <f. lower. Cotton oil wak but unchanged—crude. 26c.; veHow.2)c. Petroleum (renr.ed) trading dull. Lard, CaRh ea"y at IN pointF, reduction. Wheat declined o'u twa) iielli g and IIni.hed caR"; "pot e?iv. Fleur market d.)I. Corn advanced on favourable European market advic" and (?l.d ?tr-.g; "pQt tr.nw. 8nar steady, Coffee ros» on improve:! bull speculation, and closed firm- ?l?'t ateady a?nd ?.U[). Tin daU and? 25 po?a dl;,dCI1 ':i!C'c¡'¡,Je!d, and 25 pDint. GOVERNMENT BONDS & RAILWAY SHARES ^notations. Sm', 24. Nov, 26. raMMoMt?'(??: Bonds. ?' p.? 3?&?<. r\A'f.¡end: =ï be' F,?h .i' .1?ht 48 4 BIll Ditto Cable Transfera 4 K-,7? 4 8 Fxehan*e on Paris, ftOdavs'siirht 5 20 5 20 Kxch'njpe onBcrlin, fiOdAvn'steht 94# 04 Fnurpcr'Ce?t.'t'r.'R'Fun?'U?? 115% 115% pRt<*rnITnkmTeleerftph Shares 84 84 A!ohiBon,T*pkft,E7)<1S. Fe~Sew 30 3 £ Do. t'?.<t'c.Mo? p M? Do. Do. 5p.c.Income 8Z? 83$ 80-% 81 Baltimore*Ohio (f'W,)4!j, pcl Hftltimore. (R.W.V4&pc Canadian Southern Shares '1 58% 58£, rannnjnn Pacific 87'4 87 Central of New Jersey 143 143 C?t?t?Mt?si.? '?" ?  rhesApe:ik* nnd Ohio. Common 35$56% Chlcatro. BnrHnon."ndl1nin(''t" n 137 Chic'lio and North 't.rn r? I.Ii 68 Do, Po, Preferred 210 Chi,FxPll,,IC.n, 128% 128^ Cnicneo and Rock Island 115% 115 C!<.??'' Cm?!nn?.' ?i<xo. ""? '?? and St. Lenin Ordinary 66'j 67 Delaware and Hudson 116^ 116$ peiaware Lackawanna 180 180 L«nver and Rio OrBnd Rh"re 22% 23 £ 110, Do Preferred 76" 77^ n)inof.('!entm)?h?rf. ?'? !2S'' 12514 tfp1:.rl08:: 2?0^i 220ft LltiiPviHe an<i NanVville Share? ? 83ft Mrcnfgsn Central ShareR — — M)Mot!r).Kmf<M.aHdTex;n. ]!% n? T Pacific 58% 60 "? oÿtL Er'?.New š¡ö ? t? Do, General Linn. 74' 753 HndsonRiv<r 140"<» 141% New Y k, Ontario, West'rnOrd 24% 24% Northern PaeMc. ommon 7'% 71% ?n  n '?'? M% 82fe Norfolk""trnPr,.11 mvtnol\ 30 80 ^d Phi)'a?ph??.. 421 142? | 1 I MUidclphia < ReftdingRharcs 1H^ 13^ Dp. ?0. fp.f-t[nt 6]'? 62% Snr S"' p T? 4p.c. Mort ?" 89 <Sao~ uthern „ Pacific 4"' 41 U.?n"Scm??rM' ? 7? n°: Pr.ff.rr? 81? m% Wal(h. St. rJonOl¡t:nfflö BäI.4 8 D. Do. P,ef Share? 21 2"" Silver Commercial 'Rar C3 64 COTTON AND PRODUCE MARKETS. Cotton,day erccptaat ACntic pc» 14,003 13 000 I Cotton.dny'sreciptsat Giil/ports ?'? i ?'? totton.day'b sport to Gt.Uritaiu 13,000 qalit' I d Con tine nt 12 003 3,(m Cotton 'Fnture?DM.° ?T?'? 99t j ''? Cotton FntUJeN, Feb deliver'/ I' E6' 957 I Cotton,MiddlinsrUplandNewTk 10# 10W g;¡¡¡:lil:f:¡;, 19 13 S Petroleum (refined) in cases 865 865 Do. standard white. New'York 7 33 7 35 Do, Do. Philadelphia 7 30 7 37 Do, Creda Folan"e. 107 107 I SHrit* of Terpentine. 43 43 W .1t? 39 39 1,.rd. 7365 7 52% 1 allow. Pnitio Citv 5^ su, ?.Stwar?finin?Mmco?nt"; 4% Do. .or cenf C?,,tr,,Ifn, I 4t ?? '??' ?t"n ??..? 46% 4? 'torn Intnres, Dec. 44 44ft <n\ f;lt: \ay /4 S.?n.r WhMt.' ?.t' ?ot" ?? 83'i 1')h' eitr) tèPöt. 7»% rii Dec, delivery 77% Tilt, Wheat, Mar delivery 80fe 805i Coffee. N.. 7 '7? 'f"' Futures, Dee ?:: 60* 6?' CpemFntmrM. Fob. 6.15 635 ?fonr.MStMeShfppm?BrMd!) 2 <2 80 Iron. No. 2 Northern Foun«iry 1553 1550 I in, Australian 28?75 28 50 topper 17 k 17 ?'S M), 'M ? t\¥.;g: !ÇDC l50U. rht OrAin London steamers 4,.<1 4^.d ;htnoMmt"'L?.?po? '°" M3 3-*32 Bh[\D.1ivrv:1 ?i ?, \.Cl:icao.Ðc dfHTerv; 36 36 £
CORN AVERAGES
CORN AVERAGES :atement showing th. qrmntitieo sold anlt rage price of British corn per qo^rter 0, ht bushel., Imperial mea-sure. as receivert In the inspectors and officers of Excise 111 week ending Xovemhcr 24, 1900, pursuant to 3 Com Betarns Act, 1882:- ?""?'oH. Ay.r*Mpri?. l:JrH. Bus. K ;i W)'att.43??y' *?? Jiiirley m,V12 7 %r7 l c» Oat. i7,i:5 2$in comparative statement for the correspond. |l6M*Wee m each of ? ??" from ? to 11899  Aver3¡:eo Ontlt..AVR't-!¡ î-Jrfii BllR. R. .t !M.M?'??T"?i'?'- ?'  1»6-61.S'5 3 33 4 1K.2M 1 26 9 1 T? ,? 2 ??-; 1B07- SS.-m 3 33 8 1 3, 74 3 25 9 ]M-e'f.MO:927?4 tM4 PV. ? »< ? lM9-N,8t958?:M7 ? ? ft J ?
Advertising
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MARKETS. 1
MARKETS. 1 LONDON METAL MARKET. LONDON, Monday. C0pper .-American shipments for last week were cabled as 1.158 tonn. The market on first 'Change was firm at "hout Friday's rates, the demand, which reached 350 tons, springing chiefly from OM quarter, nnd was rrporled to be moatly for consumers. End Novemher passed at Z72 130 9d, January 2<1 £73 Ze 6d, and three months £ 73 7s6d to £ 73 6s 3d to £73 7* 6d. On second 'Change there was a renewal of the recently concentrated buying reported, and. as sellers continued re8rved. from LiS 10s to .£73 15s had to be paid for three months, of which 300 tons sold. The close wa.8 strong at an adv.wce of 1. 6d per ton. Settlement price. £72 15s. Tin.—The opening was quiet, with values marking a decline of 15s per ton, and, with few order.* in the market, small salee of distant po"iti,s caused" still 4eas;er tone. Momen- tarily, it looked as through "bears" were going to take adrauiago of the slackness and get values down in view of Thursday's Banca sale, but several in<juirie« and the taking of a fair line of three months cau.*ed a spurt to 7s 6d, which, however, was nearly lost after further dealings of a miscellaneous character. About 300 tons sold—cash £128. £128 28 6d, later November £ 128 103, X128 6s, December £122. £128 OS, January £126, :Fehruary and three mnnth. £ 127 5s to £ 127 to £127 7. 6d to .£127 Ze 6d. During the afternoon there was a good general demand, ca..h and three months coming in for chief notice; the former realioed CIZ8 5s to zPI28 Ze 6d to £128 lis ù, and the latter ?CIV too to RII at £ 127 lis 3d, December dates passed at .£128 1Ze 6d to £128 15s. some 200 tons seeing. Heitlement price, zEI28 2s 6d. English ingot. Pig Iron,-On firat Scotch realised 696 6d Thursday. Settlement pricesScotch, 690 7! Cleveland. 63. 6d; hematite, 76. 6d, fjeai steady—Spanish £ 17 la 3d, English £17 7e 6d. Spelter steady—G.O.B.'s £19 211 6d, specials nominal. Tin-plates doll at 138 6d f,o,b, Swansea for I.C. T;okc-S. Zinc sheeU unchanged-Sile8ian £2310. r,ol1 Swansea, V.M.'s £ 23 2s 6d Antwerp. Antimony £37 108. Quickoilver.-Importera and seconds £9 2. 6d. OFFICIAL CLOSING QUOTATIONS. io-oay. Previous Day, £ d. £ 4C d. 4 B. d. Conner— sUndardcftsb 72 15 0-73 0 01 72 13 9-72 18 9 3mmitbs 73 10 0—73 15 0 75 6 3-73 11 3 Ener'h toii'Tb. 7^ 10 0—76 0 0 "c.t selected 78 10 0-79 0 0 Ptron^sheets 8 0 0- Tin— P?ncFene'8h,'28';0?29!50)290e—K9]oo 3 menthff 127 6 0-127 15 o?l 8 5 0—128 15 0 Silver Nov. £ 9ft. Nov. 29 £ Doe. D??. 29b Jan. 29b. Jun. 29. Pigiroo — Scotch war ?.t -h, 69 6 69 0 1 month 69 6 (190 Clevel'd cash UODI, — — — = 1 month —• — M Hem'titoo'sh »»-"—• — = 1 month — — t, — LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. LIVERPOOL. Monday. Bacon: Increased shipments from America during the past week have caused a quieter fooling to role the market, and operations are Oil a smaller scale. Holders, however, owing to present small supplies, maintain a firm tone, and repeat recent quotations for all Irish and fancy meMs, Shoulders meet a fa 1* inquiry for New Yorks at firm prices. Squares held for late figures. Hams: Long cuts qi.t and un(?h. h,)rt .t,? move off steadily, and firm prices are made for Jignt averages; skin1" scarce and flrly held. Lard has a quiet market, with small tales passing in prime Western at 3d per ewt decline, owing to easier .i.f. rates; refined favours buyers in value, though quotably un- changed. Cheese generally quiet, of sale, and quotations show little change. Butter remains firm at Saturday's currencies, witu a fair demand. E?gs: Irish slow, but steady on 'scarcity: Canadian and Continental un- changed. Beef seb quiet) y at former !Jrices., Pork L?.dy on -.ti..?d light ..ppli?.. n!POnT8 OK PROVISIONS, '¡;¡-I- :¡ i j :¡ -oJ :1'2 I 8° i J J? I S3 Ig I ¡:Q:Ä ,¡:; ¡:Q. i1.ö' u :tI: E? l_J i* £ J f -¡-I-I'-¡-I- To,d. ,I 11 00 1773 753' 177 Tbi.?i orjI-'73753 In Tllis yea, 503151 31C63 166749 1011811 242792 24343 373"2 t.nat yen r -82501 29691 317179 847468 262249 29583 42849 CUBBKNT QUOTATIONS JJeef, etr. iBdt?n -p?? 3041b.. 6M 3d to 72, 6d Pork I?i.. e?, Western, per P¡bJ, U\e: 70s Cd to 73. 9d Bacon, per 1121bs— Waterford 6N Cd to 62. N, Continental 593 Od to 61.0 1 Cauadian singed sides ó5. Odto ,,7. Od merican- J-oag c e.ir, 3S45Jba average Od to 48.. Od Short clear, 46-501118 do. 40a0dto Cs (id Shortr b, IS 231bs do 47s 6d to 49* Od Cumberland cut. 26-381bs do. 44s Od to 49s Od S'nlfonlcut",6-41Ib8 do. 47sCdto49.0d Clear bellies. 14-20lbs do 55s 6d to 57. Od Sb.rt do 43.&(11046,6d Shoulders, N. Y. cut, 1I'13lbo do. 32s bd to 35s Od Dittosquarecat, i2061bsdo 34s0dto40s0< Ditto pic-nic, 5-121bs do. 31e 6d to 34s OJ Hums, ver 1121b.- Lonir cut, 14-161bs average 44 ad to 50s O. Short,cut,12,'61ho do 44s0dto51s6d Short cut, skinless, 34-16 do 49.01 to 5a. OJ Lard Prim' West. Stm,. "er 1121b 3^4 6d to 39. 0 I ÂmericaIJ netlned-lh p:ii s n 398 6d to 43s (\1 Ditto 1121b firkins ofcs 9d to 3.. 3d Cheese, per 112Ib.- Ordinary fl,? 4-" 6d to 5s Od 1:'cntcmbers, 52? Od to 545 0d B??tt.r l?lb B<gI:IT:t ,128. Od to 13 s 0,1 D-i.b choice 2" Od to 1.4s Od Hussiau, fine 9"s0dto 9.(J. Canadian creameries 100s Od to 106s 0d Irish creameries t?," "?' (,d Irish factories 100s Od to 104. td M:\rrjne- J-iwest 5f8 Od toO 65s Cd Medium 42s ad to 54*0 Low 32. Od to 4C8 0 Eggs, per 120- Irish hen 11? 6(l to 12? 6 Couthwnt,) 68 d to 8s Gd Canadian Fresh 68 ?'d to 9s 0 Preserved 7s fed to 8s C i LIVERPOOL FOUEIGN PRODUCE. LIVEHPOOL, Monrlar, Sugar: Cane sugar continues in limited supply with a quiet demand at late rates; week's import 60 tons. Messrs. Tate's quota- tione-Crystafs No. 1 14s 9d, small 14s 7 £ d, No 2 14s. granulated standard <38 ld. coarse 14e 7Jd, fine 14s 9d. Coffee continues dall and id to. Cocoa quiet-31 bags African River kinds sold at auction at 6206d to 648 6d per cwt ex store. Rice continues very steady, with s.q on spot held for 98 per cwt, but demand is qniet; week's import 3,500 bags Calcutta. Sago flour steady at 7s 9d to 8s store, and 7, 9d per cwt for shipments. Tapioca fiour steady, but quiet; week's import 360 bags. Ootton seed steady, but quiet; week's import. 100 tons Egyptian and 8,000 bags South Ameri- can. Canary seed firm at 3.3. to Y. 6;1 per 4641b for Turkish, as in quality, but demand r,ema na slow. ,,iigeed is idle, and value? ;,( .inaf;in::k's iIt a,(f89va: Karachi. Cotton cake: 665 bags sold at auction at £5 108 per ton ex quay. Castor oil quiet, but steady at 3id for Calcutta in cases, and 3i\d per lb for barrels ex store; shipments unchanged, and no sales reported, weeks import 416 packages. Tallow quiet; week's import 758 packages. Palm oil is unaltered, and demand continues slow; week import 1.170 ca kg. Olive oil firm at C40 per tun for fine Spanish on spot; week's import 54 barrels. Linseed oil dull and idle. and values continue idle. Cotton oil steady at 23s to 238 6d per cwt for Liverpool edible in exports. Lard oil firmer at 39s 6d per cwt for English. Colza oil qulct-French and Stettin 343 to 35s per cwt in barrels. Petro- leum very steady--American 6d to 7d and Russian 6iid to 6d per gallon. Turpentine steady at 3% 9d per cwt; week's import 903 barrels. Resin firmer at 4s nd to 7s 9d per cwl for common to fine. LONDON COAL MARKET. LONDON, Monday. At the Coal Exchange to-day there was a fair number of operators present, and the general tone of the market was possibly a shode better than on Monday las t. but other- wise there is no improvement in the immediate outlook of the London wholesale trade, and i actual business is much restricted. Sea- borne has a fairly good market for SeC()nd8, but best continues alow of sale, To-day four or five cargoes changed hands. Official quota- t.i()ns: -Hett-on Lyons Wallsend 22s. East Hartlenool and Whorlton 22s 6d, and Wbarn- cliffe 21s. Since Friday 52 cargoes have been reported as arrived in the Thames. In the inland department the fitful spells of colder weather have not as yet had any appreciable influence upon the interests of first-hand sellers, and colliery agents find trade very slow, ns the retail requirements are for the present easily met out of stock or by the coal standing in railway sidings. The smaller out- put in some districts and the labour troubles in South Staffordshire help the market some- what, but the actual movement, of coal is disappointing. Steams are undeniably quiet, and though values are maintained there is no improvement in the situation. BALTIC GRAIN REPORT. LONDON, Monday. At the Baltic tod-ay thero is strt aji almost entire absence of demand for cargoes of wheat either arrived, afloat, or tor shipment. In the absence of bids it is difficult to point to values, but Wailas may be quoted at and Cali. fornians 303 3d; oteamr. new crop Plate February-March, more freely ffe'd f. I., at J\r['I?bet :e,l M1i J¡ine mixed American, December !IeIj"r. 20a. January 19H Hd; for a composiw oorgo, part Galatz- Foxanian maize, part Danube-Bessarabian bader, January, 2U 6d and 18s 6d accepted ræpectively, Barley and oats b th I-d,.l., not ."t?," The qu?tity of wheat (flour reckoned as wheat) on passage this week to the United Kingdom ha* increased 50,(K»qrs., but is 45.000Qro. Ims to the Continent. Maize Has decreased 40.000qra. to the United Kingdom, and increased 125.000qr*. to the Continent Barley is S.OOQva. ieea to the United Kiugdom, and 10.000qr3. to the CDntinenT. Parcels to London, sales: laize: Mixed American afloat. 20s lrl CORN. London, Monday.—Fair attendance at Mark- lane Hlis afternoon; the trade in wheat was of a retail character, and prices steady—No. 1 Northerns, 33s; No. 1 ManitobM. 34s; long New Zealand. 30s 9d; short. 29s 9d; Victorian, 32s. landed. Ftoitr—Iron Dukes remain at 19F 3d. Maize gteaitf*1 mixed American. 21s. ship; good small round, 263. Barley—Black Sea. 19s; Per- ran, 18?. quay. Oats—white American, 16s; mixed, 15s, landed CATTLE. London, Monday.—A good eupply of beasts, which met with a moderHte demand, and a steady trade was done in both pfime and secondary qualities at gAerally late rates. Quotations:—Scotch 4. lOd to 5s, Downs 4s 8d to 4. lOd. Norfolk* 4s 8<1 to 43 lert, Herefords .1." 3d to* 4s 9d. "Runis 6d to 49 8d, Lincoln Short-home 4d \o 4s 6d, Irish 4s to 4s 3d, and fat- cows 3s 8d per 8:b, Sheep in fair supply, but the demand was slow for both wethers and ewes; the for. remained without appreciable change in value, but the latter m'ed Zd per 81b, l(?wer-7i ?t' 8st. Down ,,eth- 5? 10d Ie 6,, 9-t ditto 5?SdIost ha!f,hreds 5s 4,¡ to 5s 6d. lOst Irish 5s, lOst Down ewts 3s lOd to 4F. and list half-bred ditto 3* 6d to 3s 8rl. Calf trade qu'et. Pigs in quiet demand-neat ..I] sorts 4, 4d *o 4, 6d. ,Jer8;r, o;iùmble dema8e in the number of both cattle and sheep. Demand for beef slow, but firm, Prime quality scarce, and making full rates. Other classes also easier to sell. Sheep trade g!ow, and prices unchanged. Quotations:—Beef. 6id to 4Jd; mutton. 81d to 5id; supplies, 1,536 cattle and 6.236 sheep. MEAT. Lordcn. Monday.—Beef: Trade elow-8cotch long sides, 4. to 4s 4d; short sides, 4. 4d to 4s 8d; English frides. 4s to 48 2d; United States sides. Liverpool killed, 3s 8d to 3-i lOd; Deptford killed. 3. 8d to 38 lid; American hindquarters, 38 8d to 4s; forequarters, 2s 8d to 2s 10d, English wethers, 4s 21 toO 40 6d; eweB, 38 to 3s 4d; MnÙcn: Trads blow-Scotch. 4s 6d to 4e 8d; New Zealand, 2e 7d to 3s. PROVISIONS. London. Monday.—Butter market firm; trade g]ow—Normandy, ?OG' to 112,; Danish. 118s to 124.; New Z,I,y, ?'d, 81, to 108s, Cheese trade steadY-Cheddar 64s to 74s; Canadian. 528 to 55s; DiUcb-Gouda, 548 to 55s; Dutch-Edam, 528 to 56.; Duich-Oonda. 54s to 60s. Bacon market firm, and prices unchanged—Irish. 54o to 62.; Danish. 520 to 62e, Bfaddered lard, ?6? t) 643. PRODUCE. London. Monday—Sugar: Home-refined-a .mall business at unchanged prices; foreign cubes remain q1.líet-Geru1an granulated, ready old lis 2Jd. May-August, sellers lie 6d; bset- firm-January-March sold at 9. lid, August 1085d, Coffee: Futures strong—December sold at 33. 6d. March 34. 71d. Tca: Twt?nty?ine thousand pa??kage T, India ruled st?d?-. Cin- nalllon .ale8 a.bout stead3r; chips, Ac., however, neglected. Rice remain? dul\ Jute quiet at late rates. Kemp firm; receipts, 9,000 bales. BOTrER. Cork. Monday.—Firsts. 92s per ewt,; seconds, 88s; thirds, 80s; fourths, 70s; superifne, 103s; fine, 9-U; mild—choicest boxes, ICli; choice boxes, 91., In market: 70, FISH. Grimsby. M()nday,-Ahout 65 vessels brought in fair. catches, for which there was a strong demand. Quolations;-Sole3, Is 8d to Is 10d; turbot, 1. 3d; brills. Is per lb.; plaice, 5. to 6s; lemons. 8s; whitcbes. Ss; live haJbut, 3s; dead ditto. 73 per stone; live ling, 6s; dead ditto, 4s; live cod. 8. to IDs; dead ditto. 68 to 8s; live; ak?te. 5s; d<?d ditto. 3s to 4s each; hake, 90" li??, coalfiah. 4,)?; d?.d ditto, 30?; roker, 3?. 1)?' -re; kit h.dd.,k., 1M to 18.; gibbed, 18. to 20s; live, 22a to 30. per box, Hall, Monday .-Sob's 19s, turbot H< 9d, brill 8s. leiaon sol^s 6. 6d, plaice 6s, halibut 6. 9d, • .h 3s, dabu 2. 8 ??)d 2. 8d, 1, i R.ni.6 4s ?d, whiUnge 2&, large haddocas 3s, middling haddocks 2s 6d, small haddocks 2s. Big eupply; good demand. SUGAR. Glasgow. Monday.—The official report says: A fair demand and a moderate buslneee was done at about steady priCft;. The private report says:— A good business was done at price. not quotably altered. WOOL. Bradford. Monday-There is again a rery slightly increased inquiry for fine wools, and, although prices are unaffected, there is an 1m.. pression that the bottom has been reached— standard 60s. Botany tops may be quoted at Is 60.1. and top-makers, encouraged by son>* itllc vj\'al of demand, are evidently deter- mined to mak" a .t"nd at t^t firu?. Lwer class crossbreds are in steady requeet. SEED. London. Monday.—Messrs. John Shaw and Sons, .-] merchants, of Great 3t-? Pond, Borough. Lond m, S.E., write that a very quiet- tone now characterises the sed trade. Sow. ing requirements are now naturally few and small, whilst no speculative movement of any importance has yet developed itself Quota- tions all round as regards clovers and grass seeds are, III the absence of business, without material alteration. There is at present but little inquiry for rye cr tares. Full prices meantime are asked for rape seed. In canary .<\ the tendency continues upwards, stocks everywhere proving exceedingly light. Hemp eeod. on the other hand, favours buyers. Blue l>ea* and haricots move off slowly on former t( mis. Tho few choice long-pod beans now obtainable meet vdth a readv sale. ew -i,rlet runnc?m of crod quality are now offer- ing at moderate r.,tt%. Itops. London. Monday.—The market is very Arm, and a good business is being done. Growers have refused a number of bids during the past week. Stocks are now getting very short, and a few days' fat trade would Boem absorb same. A Iar quantity of Pacific Coast hops are now arriving, but very few find their way on the market, tbe bu'k of them filling early contracts. Continental marketf- are a little harder. London. Monday (from Mcfc*rs. Arthur Morris "no Co -9, Soathwark-street, HE.-reportl.- There is no material alteration in the state of cur market, and values are nominally the same as la-?t quoted. Several important transactions have gii. taken place during the past week, mainly in East and Mid Kents, and a great clearance has been effected in the larger growths, which are now practically out of pro- l ducer#' hand*. The ¡renemj demand il. how- ever. for medium and bright useful hops, the supplies of which have been greatly reduced, but are ptill obtainable now and then at tenant- ing nrices. There Is al. ) a good Inquiry for English yearlings, and these are selling at an advance on the previous rates. The con- tinued high price of Continentals and their own healthy home trade preclude shippers sending consignments to this market. The laree demand for Pacific Coast hops has n,I?,t h.?rq.n?d the -tti.- f.? t'* "I' wbich'arennto?rplenlti ful. The market is generally considered toO be in a "cry healthy condition, although prices from lb. growers' point of new are not satis- factory, having regard to the shortness of the crop and its acknowledged superiority in brewing qua1ities, I METALS. Glasgow, Monday.—Opening: Scotch strong; a small business was done at 69s 9d oaah, and 690 4!d and 69. 7id month; hU,vers. 690 8d cash, and 69. 7id month; sellers, 3d more. Cleveland idle; buyers, 63B 6d cash; sellers, 64a 6d caab, Cumberland idle; huvers 761 6d cash; tellers, 770 6d cash. Middleeboroagh idle; no opening report. Closing: Scotch easier; small b<uIi.. ness done at (,9. 8d cash II nd 698 7 and 69. 7d month; buyers, 691; 6d cash and month; seller*. 69.730 cash and 69. 7d month. Cleveland idle: buyers. 63B 3d cash: sellers. 63. 9d cash a&4 J 62s 9d ID(.nth C'umberand idle; buyers, 768 1'11011; sellers. 77s cash and 760 3d month. Middlesborou^h idle.
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