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SOUTH WALES TRADE REPORTS. CARDIFF. Dllrin the pa.t "lCH-otnd;e I During the past week a buoyant tc)neI characterised all the staple trades of the dis- trkt. and the general outlook continues favourable. To-day the steam coal market opened firm for prompt and early shipment, but inquiries for future delivery appeared to be below the average. Hou., coal burer were negotiating for their supply over tie winter months. and there was a steady demand for prcmpts at last quotations. Monmouthshire sfmi-bituminoU9 coals, both large awl small. ,rete also in good roquet, but the patrnt fuel trade was inclined to be sluggish. The cok3 market continued very firm. and, as tÏ1e supply is of a very restricted character, prices were firmly upheld, Pit wood was in slightly better demand at last quotations. Closing pricesBest steam coal 13:3 91 to 14s, seconds 12s 9d to 13s; best drys 125 9d to los. seconds 129 to 12s 3d; special smalls 8s to 8s 3d, best ordinaries 7s 3d to 7s 6d, and seconds from 7,; bt fonmouthhir3 ?'ardier?hipmG))()l!s9dtol3a.andseronds III 6?i tl 11, 9,1; 1,t h,??h.1d, 13? 6?t. 133 9d; :\0, 3 Rhondda brg 13. 3d to 13. 9d, hrush 12s, and smalls 10s 6d; :-<0, 2 Rhondda large 10s 3d to 10s 9d. through and through 3s 9d to 9>, and small 7s 6d; patent fuel 13s 3d to Us 9d; special foundry coke 31s to 32s, foundry 27; to 24s to 25s per ton. Above "notatiom are all f.o.b.. cash in 30 days, l:ss 2i per cent. Iron ore: Best Rubio 169 to 16, 6d, Tafna 14. 6d to IS. per ton, o.i.f. Cardiff or Newport. Pitwood 16s 9<1 per ton ex ship. The outward freight market ruled firm, with rates generally well main- tained, BRITOX FEnny, ..1.11 the works in this district were in full swing up to last Frida3 morning, when several .f them bad to d?.p nGwn cwin to the water supply from the canal failing. The shipping trade last week wis brisk, and there was an unabated demand for oke. The supply of the latter commodity will be largely inereasd in the near future, as the forty new coke ovens recently erected at the Cambrian Works ara now producing. SWANSEA. The trade of the port during the pa*t week was below the average for the current year. Shippers had but a limited supply of tonnage, and, as a consequence, the total ehows a con- sider" hIe decrease "B compared with the cor- responding week 0flast year. This is the first period for months past that there has been a <!efloieney, The imports inc'udeFrom France 160 to Its onions and potatoes and 145 tons pitwood, Spain 3,340 tons iron ore, Hol- land 385 tonB general. Belgium 300 tons silver Band -lid 203 tons phosphate, Hamburg 120 tons ">leral. Sweden 246 loads timber, Tunis 2,350 ions calaraiue. a nd Newfoundland 2,173 tons opper ore. Shipments of coal:—France 14.283 tons, Sweden 1,680 tons, Germany 1,200 tons, Holland 2,723 tons. Belgium 1.000 tons, Italy 8,290 tons. Algeria 2,171 tons, and United State 1.3';9 tons. There was a large shipment including: -France 4.680 tons, f-pain 5 £ 2& is, Italy 1,950 tons, and Algeria rin. ShipmentEi of tin-plates compare with the smallest on record, in the correspond- ing week of last year. Vessels to Und in the •"i-rent weeJe-Exeter City and Brooklyn l for New York, Veria for Mediter- r.- •> ports, St. Gothard for Genoa and Leg- h, Fernaidi for St. Petersburg. Princess ."vnufAi. for Riga, Hector for Nantes and 1 \1\)0ur0 for Lisbon aud Oporto, and Piuio and .Jn9" Meinich for Rotterdam, Ac Import? 13,640 tons, exports 48,765 tons, and total trade 62..105 tons, eom11arerl with 78,786 .ton* the previous week and Pt.245 tons the cor- Kesronrlh* period of 1893 Shipments of coal 33^31 tons, patent fuel 10.725 t). and tin- pI and ¡¡eneral gOOd8 4,959 ton8, the latter '?i- :-F ritnee 40 tons, Portugal 80 t, Copenhagen and Newfairwater 400 tons, Hol- land i.1.ri to no, New York 506 tons and home ports t803 tons. Shipments of tin-nlates 33.238 boxes, ■ and receints from works 60,815 boxes. Stocks in the dock warehonse8 and vans 165,773 boxes, com oare1 with 138,196 boxes the previous week and 164,504 boxes at the corresponding date last yenr. Vessels in dock: Steam 21, sail 51-total n Imports.—Pig iron 1.344 tons, steel scrap 162, tin-plate* 123, ir-n ore 3.340. copper ore 2.307, copper matte 107. tin slag 170, calamine 2,350, arsenic 212, building roaterinl 398, pitwood 145, timber 246.^ grain 330, flour 76. ha-v 100, onions and potatoes 160, silver sand 300, phosphate 203. nd,-ndKi?o 1660. Exports.—Coal.33,081 tons, patent fuel 10.725 t-" and tin-plates and general goods 4,959 tom, SWANSEA VALLEY. The tin-plate trade in this district is in a very flourishing condition. and the output last week oxcceded ,that of any previous week within the past five ytars. Prices rule firm, and orders are generally plentiful. The stee trade also continues very brisk. Owing, however, to three furnaces being out. tho aggregate output of ingots was slightly below that of the pre- ceding week. Roth blast furnaces were regu- larly casting, the amount of pig iron turned ont- being fully equal to any week of the quarter. Copper smelting and roEing con- tinue rather ui:t, The spelter es tblishment- were 11.11.111 full operation. The Moulders in this di8ri came out on strike tas?tarday, but fa joint conference is fixed for to-morrow (Wed- nesday), when it is to be hoped a] matters in dispute will be amicably arranged. The tube mill at the Mannesmann Works would have re- started last week had the men accepted a small reduction on the tonnage which the manage- ment asked for. The collieries were again doing well. At he Llanerch Pits specials for pumping and winding purposes are to he laid down shortly. The Cwnl Pit has been extend- ing operations successfully. The Graigo'a-Mer- thyr (C'lydach) and Birchgrove-Graigola Col- lieries, as well as the Velinfran Pit. have in- creased their"respecti,e outputs during the past quarter. Viriiu; minor industries are fairly engaged, and doing as well as at any time during the year. LLANELLY. If we except the coal trade, in which conside- rable dissatisfaction continues to exist, the industries of the town and district ars in a very flourishing condition, and even this excep- tion applies onlv to the bituminous collieries, for the anthracite trade is doing extremely well juH now. The trammers at the three bitumi- nous collieries have only ju4 returned to work after being on strike for a fortnight, and there is a fear that they will again corne ort. in spite of the advice of their agent. If they carry out this intention, the tin-plate and other work, will be seriously affected, as they depend for the supply of coal from these local col- lierb9. It is gratifying to be able to report continual prosperity in the tin-nlate trade. All the works are now working fully, and October will lbher in the I)eloved 1874 list. Prices are well f!laintained. and there is a good demand from countries other than the United States. During the p'i.*t fortnight the cold roll boys at the Old Castle Works have been giving trouble, but this ha now been ended without res-rt to a strike. At the South Wales Works ('onsidcrahl rlevelop111entA are taking place. Messrs. Richard Thomas (Limited), tho new proprietors, are showing much enterprise, and in the near future it is likel? they will erect blast furnaces on d,,ntall",? site Io?e to the Great Western i,1 dock. Mesrs. Thomas have also acquired the Burry Works—so long idle-and this is now a ccntre of great activity. Excellent progress con- tinues to be made with the new deck The ate, are to be put down shortly, and arrange- ments are being marle for laving down the latest type of hydraulic machinery. DOWLAIS. Although the domestic storage of water is still low, the management were encouraged bv the recent rainfall to re..tart the mills at mid- week, and orders to "light up on Sunday night" were i-sued for the present week also. The disrute amongst the colliery enginemen, stokers, and outside fitters ha, assumed a threatening aspect, but hop-a of a settlement ar entertaiued here. A strike resulting in the enforced idleness of the pits would be nothing short of a calamity at this juncture. About 150 nu'n, exclusive of the winders, who have signed contracts for five yar. are directly affected in the company's collieries. I NEWPORT COASTWISE. The quantity of coal exported durng the week "ended September 16 was as follow3 :-Fureign, I 26,930 tons; coastwise, 18,563 tons. Barrow. Monday.—Hematites are at 79- for mixed Be?>em?r numbers this morning, net f.o.b.. and warrant iron has advanced to 76- net cash sellers, Id le-s than buyers. The market for BssemEr iron has hen greatly improved by the introduction of American buyers, who have alrcadv hought ronEirJcrahle parcels, and who require large deliveries throughout winter. The make of the i-- trirt is 2.000 tons down, ow ?.g to f ?rn :"?., which have heen damped down, but this restriction will soon he at an end. Business in the steel trade 4hows cOI1-idrrahle life, and orders are plentiful for rails, plate*, and all classes of steel usually produced in this district. Shipbuilders and marine engineers are likely to get some important new orders, awl in thE" meantim they are very busily employed. Coal and coke are in deiuand at good prices. Coke is more plentiful.

:KEW YORK PRICES. rnellte's Telegram.! NEW YORK. MONDAY. There wero enormous orders to sell at the opening cf to-day's Stock Market. Offerings in blocks of a thousand h,r,?, and upward "ere the rule in all stocks quoted. Industrials were tn e,e" ff?r?,9 dropping from 2 to 51. Ez,ilw?y? were i??t badly affected, Put Itl manv cases a fall of over a point was registered, hn c a lsnoJ [ f.oiG:s ::st;:gt I prevailed, and speculators were Quite demora- ?-d"' "Fcar? of ?ou?tbrrak in the Tranevaat and f._?t h2r aplirehpni?)? of tighter money as the result of Saturday's very ;*appointing hank statement, exhibit the motive for selling. Speculation continued very wild, ?)d'"? the 'market b?,,kd a d n)rcd ? quickly, the weakest issues dbrating tw) to three points. On the taking of quick profits bv bears quotations were difficult to follow, and simultaneously large 8al., made widelv d: .?t,,rent pe?,s. Numerous stop 1055 orders were reached during the s° #nd hour. There was a rally on shorts ?vpri,,g in a few specialties, giving a brief breathing spell. Then tie, e was more eager selling t,?i b "f.r?, everything going lower thau the opening drop. Brooklyn Rapid Transit lost nine point8, Con- nEdatcd Gns seven points Metropolitan Gas 51, and Manhattan Elevated five points. Inter- nationals showed rather better resistance than the general list. Then another breathing spell occurred, :Inri I11rfcTtrial spcialties rallied one. to three points, and a few railroads as much as a point. The selling pressure exhausted itseif bv noon, whsn the ea-ing of monev and the drop in sterling exchange induced bear covering, and values advanccd for a while, and vigorously, hut feverishly, recovered one to 41 points from the lowest. There was large absorption of railroads in the last hour, and the rket rfnsed acth"e and rathpr easy at ar'?Urecf?icns from the rally. Government Bonds were irrpgul"r. and Railroad B,.d, we:1k North Western Ord:nary ,an,?d J. Atchison New Fours. New .Tef5f"Y. and Northern Common drclined 1, Baltimore Shares. Rock Mand. Loui-ville, and Norfolk Preferred U, Canadian Pacific 2. Central ParÏk Che3apeak Cammon. Denver Preferred, and Union Pacific Shares a Milwaukee Common and Cleveland Ordinary i is Delaware-Hudson 5. and Missouri-Pacific 11 Monev firm; sterling excaauga weak. Silver bars Ie. lower. Cotton dedinerl on Liverpnol weakness, then advanced on buying bv shorts, and closed steady; spot quiet. Cotton oil steady—crude, nominal: -ellow, 26?c. Pc,trnlum (refined* firm ;t li "I 'L-ird: Cash ,teady and unaltered. Wheat has been depressed by tho disturbed Transvaal conditions, and closed weak- snot easv. Flour easy. Corn had a hull ish feeling, due to increased inquiry for :Dot grain. and closed steadv: spot steadv. Bu»?r barely steady and unchanged to 1-16 down Coffee featureless, closing steady; l1ot rlnll. Tin easy at 25 points decline. Iron quiet. Copper firm. GOVERNMENT BONDS & RAILWAY SHARES.  S^t. 16. Sept. 18. CaV'onAvU.S. GOT. lenl* "-0- JMttoothrtr Sc<nmtiA« °~5 8~1 V rxcb'ntron Lendon.fCd'yfi'sisht -j, 2 ?.<.?% "? T.xcbanjoon Pnri«, Trturs'siehr \-i,v :Z*i*,a B..h irk, -4  4;  ???"!r's"???'i ?n "3 "? n¡JTT;Jhk:r1 Ji j AMhuon.T'pttn.Md- FeS". 20 20? P.. D.. 3fort. K2ft M? Iwo. 5i42 J1al:or" t 4 2: n.?ttm.re t Ohi. tSW 4% p.c. C'nnadinn Pneiflr ?22 ?G CnnAriinn Southern Share# •« Je h1 Si 116,i ?t?PMi?????'??? 5o £ Common.. 17 26-'1 ChS'?''?H''W? Qnincv Jo C?icaroan d Sort. Weotern 0, 66 J66'1í Do. Do. P,f,-A 205 rh,?..MH?? R.FM) ? '? '? 8:i:'iiZki\ m ¡2 Cleveland. Ci??i ti, C i..g., ???. Loayo!SnM'y.?°' ,? -? Delarare an d Hudnon }-* S:?:???: ?? !? E:r:f:åd.šii¡:ë. r.l? I¡ Do. P re femd JJ'Sr 7"' illin?j? C.?U?ISh-?, U3 e;h:k'šö.n; M M LouIsville and N..hvtl1.Shares.. 4i ,7 Mt?Mn?tn?t?r?.? !? Mi.Mmi.Kan.M.tntTMM. '? '? MiJwonriPacific ??  ;ŸLË;N.T'Štóëk 1 !í D4 General Lien ,7T„ XewArkCe???Ht?'n'ttiTM I;" ;:6w KewTk. Oattri?t WM?mOrd  WI¡ Northers Pacific,Common  ?'w Do. Pr?f.-d 7, 5 .rfolk & Wte=Pmfdiew?took M§ .,1'; PeRn«ylTiii«iaan4 Philadelphia. g Phii.??hi.tRMdfnt-Sht?. ??? ?f5?% »0. D,* f p.c, ¡.tIne 5t"kcd, 5£ j9|j? D  ? <p.?. Mt? 6% Do. Pacific Sharon P*. Preferred. ?,, ?? w Wabanh, St. Lonis, and Pacific fn. n.. PrefShare, 21*•» SIl.rnCOl8..e ¡Jel1 9? ¡i COTTON AND PRODUCE MARKETS. CeUo».¿p)ErecptlatAtlutic pts 13,80 j 1 ,0)3 CettOJI,ciay'UOC¡ptAat Uu1fpo l?")jo ;¿J,)J Cotton,day'export teGt. Britais 1, I 0 1-,00 Cotion.d&j'texporttoContineaEj 3s, 100 9,090 Cotton Futures, Oct.delivery J 98 6.0 Cotton Future&,Dee. èeliver1..J 6." 6.12 Cotton.MiddlinfUplandNewYk; 6% o* c.tt.Mid UplondOrleaa* H:. Petroleum ^refined) i* case* 9. *#1 pe:I:kieN:Y.ikl ä:5 So, .0, Philadel,bia, 8. 0 8,tO I?o. Credit Balance* 143 143 Spin? of Turpeotice E 0 51 IN hie S.nn.h do 47 47 :r-,r1Y:}t. :j :is Tallow, rinieCiV 4 4% :Wrr;bm:1:uÖ.A: jj 3474 D. ?6per cent. t entriftwrA .49% 4! Corn -dl,Vv 3 9 .'n future*. Se{>t 3cit» 38-* 8 r:rr: '? ,II,G Ile". 1* 179% 78'" Vh".L, ,,?d,?. r;. .?p,th 741* 'j4 Wheac, Sept. delivery 73'. 12 Wh?C?.?J?iC:?.? ?% ? Coffee, No., 7. 41t 4i-4 Coffee Fu, du?t*" 4.1a' 41 g:g:: ?'??''?.' <? :,Js C-ffff. FSt= 6hlppi.g -d, 2.' 0 .10 rj:Ne:.t:tp'ra;dJl ¡'1 i:l 32.75 32*53 Copper   "? ?'   ??M i'<M Freight ¡:ii=,zjl 1 fil:' tttM) B*t). M K 6..iithtG.. zd?. :to -I 3%d 3" ¡:g:nJti::=1 3,¡ 2 WhMt.CMmc'Dtc.dcUTtry. 70% 750-3%2 foat;;(j:'i.1:1 3c% 11

Take Gwilym Evans' Qu'nine Bitters if yon with to keep the system thoroughly op \,0 the mark for every rush of competition and ex ra labour. Bottles, 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d, 41617 OC1DOOB EELIEF.-Thu is not a question fo' Poor-law Cuardiane, nor d-, t refer 0 Sd-a? Pensions! It simply relates to the special "Outdoor Relhf-e.s weU M 'hdoor- which Munday's "Viridine" affords to all who tSter from Cams, New or Old Corns. Mar* !eno<u and rapid ure -th*nt ,&ID! T6t inventor dese?es a Pension for reueviny sajff™er- St hamanity. In hottX-s. l?..pot )h«!?. M??Ch ?i. Bi?MMt, <?M. <M)

I MARKETS LOXDOX METAL MARKET. 1- LONDON, Monday. Copper.- The stocks at Liverpool auj Swansea have revealed a decrease of 1.107 tons, which fact, however, has had no stiffening influence on values, as some have not moved into con- ?timer?' hand, but merely b,2. hippe d to America. The market opened fully steady, and. though quiet at first, d-veiopcd some activity until the conclusion of first 'Change, when values were a trifle under last Friday s close. Sales amounted to 450 tons, cash and near dates realising £77. £76 163 3d, and iE76 17s 6d, two months £77 Is 3d, and three months £ 77 os and £ 77 3s 9d. In the alternooll an, '2asier tendency was witne3(d. some mor war- rants for cash bing booked at £76 16s 3r1 and .,76 5 s. Total sa.es, 550 tens. Settlement price, £ 76 17s 6d. Messrs. James and Shak-poare make the receipts in England and France during the first fortnight of the current month 6,554 tons, and th:3 deliverie, 3,115; decreasing stocks on the 15th inst. to 24,877 tons, against 26.438 on August 31 and 26,613 a month ago. The vi8ihl{\ supply has decreased 862 tons, and h now 31.527 tons, compared with 32,-8) the iiiow 31,527 toti 'o '?l?p, d 32,713oI th-2 15tl, f last day in August, and 32,713 on the 15th ef: that month. Messrs. H R. Merton and Co. state that the Chile charters for the two weeks were 95) tons. Tin.—The Eastern mnkets were practically unaltered, but transactiom he"e start-d with an advance of 7s 6d for near date,. As, how- ever, no support was f.i-t this Il,li :()tl;Pt; :h::i;hctrUe': ¡ of some realisations by a few prominent hold r. a droomng tendency was in evidence until the end of the season, when values regis- tered a slight set-back for cash, but 5s for three months, as comp red with last week's close. Over 450 tons ehangel hands, cash and dat 's at £ 148. £ 147 15s. £ 147 12s 6d, £ 147 13, 9J, E147 15s. back to £147 its 2d; October dates. £ 148. £ 147 15s, £ 147 17s ed, aud £ 147 12-6d, and three month, £147, £146 1m. and £147 Later 200 tons wece added to the t"rni,er: and realisati(ns beÎng again res)rL'd to a fresh drop of 3s occurred, cash and near prompts going at £ 147 7s 6d and £ 147 8s Cd, and three months zEl47 to £14; lis. the market do ing easy about 6s 3d lower on the day. Settlement price, il47 7s 6d. English ingots, £ 151 to' £ 15110«. Pig iron clo-cd flat, after a fairly active busi- ness in the early part of the session, at 70s 2d for cash and near dates; Scotch at 70s 4rl to 70, 6d for one month. Settlement prices:— Rcotrh, 69s d; Cleveland, 67s 4Jd; hematite, 74, 4,d, Lead strong—oft Spani-h, £ 15 7s 6d to £ 15 10s paid, with buyers over at the former price; English, £ 15 3s 9(1. Spelter dull—G.O.B.'s £23 58 value; special b!idi,C23 0,. ??,,ine hee! -S:leshn, £:8 10s f.o.b. Stettin, and £ 30 for V.M.'s, Antwerp. Tin-plates steady—15s [,0, Swans:a for I.C.'s. Antimony, £ 39 15s per ton. Quicksil\'er.-Impo,ters, £3 12s 6d; seconds, £8 12s per bottle. OFFICIAL CLOSING QUOTATIONS To-la.r. D.iy. jEs. d. £ s. <1. £ s. d. £ (?. Copper— St.ndurd ca.?l 76 17 6-77 2 6 77 0 0—<7 5 0 ,outb. 77 3 9-77 8 9 77 5 0—.7 *0 0 EUC'K tOI1IJ.i '950 5 0 n? selecte 81 2 631 15 0 Strons?sheets 6,00 'Nu- ?'°neFmc's?)<7 7 6-]47!76K7]0 0-1 00 -months 146 17 6-147 7 C, 11700-14,10 0 J Silver Sept. 27 V, st. I< 7 a "cr. 271 7 Nov. 27. lJV 27 l' N. 27 ,1.. cotct1 war- rauts cash. C9 8^— — 70 II 702 7?3 C?)'dcMii674- 67 5 I mnnt1* 67 8- 67 9 JIem'titec's\1 74 5 75 9 lm>nth. 74 11 76 2 LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. LIVERPOOL, Monday. Bacon: Shipments frJlll America during last week were. as expected, on a smaller teale, and gave rise to a feeling of increased confi- dence on the part of holders, who steadily maintain recent curre:lce3.11 improved demand is anticipated, and already in some instance a btt?, di,;I)??iti ,i for trade is displayed, though business passing is still of an unsatisfactory character. houlder., New York and square cuts are sold with diffi- culty, and n0 improvement in ir-ces is \;hlend HB Imt:m:s ieirs 1II changed rates; short cnts, however, attract a fair amount of attention, and late values are steadily upheld. Lard rules fir. and slightly dearer for prime We-tern and refined American, in sympathy with higher hl??, whEst a fair demand is ex p?rienced. Cheese has a poor sale, and the tendency of pr ces iB again in buyers' favour. Btt?r sell. mode- :l- elt::e'e::0:'te8. B Eggs Irish d Continental in fair request at previous cur- rencies. Beef in good demand at firm prices. Pork moves quietly at recent full figures. IMPORTS or PROVISIONS. I; ]1IrORT_I!O-1 a J jS J » 5 = ,1 .s To-dar '5-?4t K)2]M5 49 61 TI, 9 1 2?3',12 12J5 4 69 This 4 68C,6 246112 '8",65 5,j 2 217i82-86 3 "4?78 La8L yeu 477'56 __56289 l?9?294L'93 3&3 CURRENT QUOTAIITJFS. Beef, t per 3,4Ib8' fss MsOJtt70?0d Extra India meqs 65? 01 to 70, Od Pork, per 200lbs: Prime mess, Western 48s 911* 55, 3d Bacon, per 1121b?: 56«0dt* 60* Od, f.rl 56, Od to 69,1 Continental Od to 5bs Cd Can"d.an singed sides. 45*0dto 43» Od American: Lonclear. 35*45ibs av erage 3!8 0 to 33, 0.1 Short c!?. 4o.50?<.??.;?? MtOdt* Os M hortrib. 18-231bs Uitto 31- 6d to 34 6d ??J?'? t. 26-381 b 34, 0? to 40. Od Staiiord cut, ,6-4( lb. ditt 32, 01 to 300 0.1 Clear bellies. 14-201b> ditt 33s Od to 42* Od Short clear back., 12-201bs ditto.. 2s 6d to 32s ad Shoulders, N.Y. cut. ll-15lbs 2' Od te 29" 0d Ditto, square cut, 12-lolbs 28 < 6d to 32 < od Ditto, fiicii C, 5.121b. 30. Od to 31s 6J. Hnras.per il-s: ,?0"' "it' 43, 01 b, 50, ad Shortcut. H-totbs 45 ,0 ,t .49 ,04? ,?hort cut. t-kinless. l.lblls ditto 4?? 6d to 52s Od L:??d. per Illb,: ?.?? ?O?to 0,rd Amenc:m refined larct. 28ibs pÜLJ 2d:s 9d t. 29i 3 d ) Idb. firkllla, 28b Od to 28, 60. Cheese, per lie lbs Fiuestnew 51» 01 to 54* 01 liutior. i»er 11216s: DuinU—oaoioe, J2*s to 13Js Canadian creameries, ICOi t"> 106s; ."Scates, 75.. to 96s Irish creameries, 1125 to 116s ditto factories. t.;4i to 93i. F,nest 51. to 60s; maJiu81 47* to 52s; ;*w, 32. to 40,. Ee?'pe? t.N—tri'h h., 7s 6d to 8. 6d <'•i!t)n*aUi!, 6s 0d to 7? od; Canadian fresh, 7d 4d to 7 s ?d. LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE. LIVERPOOL, Monday. Cane sugar continues steady, but, with the very :mall selection cffering, business remains quiet; week's import nil. Messrs. Tate's quo- tationsCrystals No. I 14s 4fcd. small 14s 3d, :0. 2 14s lid, granulated standard 14s lid, I coarse 148 7!d, and fine 14s 9d. Coffee: Sellers of bold berry being easier to deal with, about 1.500 hags sold ex quay at 24s transit. Cocoa continues slow. Rice: Cleanpd on spot steady, but quiet; week's import 40,790 bags R ,ngoon nd Calcntta, Sago flour quiet, but steady. at 9s 9d spot, and shipments are unchanged and firm; week's impnrt 701 bags. Tapioca flour; quiet, but steadily quoted at 9s 9d to 10* spot and 9.? 'Id to a,rive for fine Java; week ? im- port 133 bags. Fbx idle—medium Turkish £ 16 per ton Cotton seed quiet, and continues above Iuy?rs' views; week's import 3,499 bags American. Canary seed: Demand quiet, with f.a.q. Turkish quoted at 405 per 4641b.; week's import 332 bags. Linseed firm, but quiet, owing to the extreme rates demanded; week's import 700 tons American. Castor oil steady, but quiet, with sel!or3 generally quoting 211 first pressure French. 2&d second pressure, and 3d Calcutta ex store; week's :rapart 202 pack- ages. Tallow firm and Bcuce, with a fair inquiry; week's import 2.667 packages. Palm oil firm, but the demand continues quiet; week's import 1.690 casks. Olive oil; There is little offering;. an;1 extreme rates quoted, but t'emand continues quite retail; week's import 33 barrels. Linseed oil firmer. Cott011 oil ftrm-Lh.prpool refined 185 to 18* 6d. American lí". 9d per rwt. in exports. Larlt oil: English firm at '19s ner rwt.; colza "iI steady—French 2.).. Stettin 25s 6d to 25* 9d. and English refined ? 1,1? 6d covered. P.trolenm, American refined firm at 6 £ d R.D. and 8-d W.R.; R,??,i?. Quiet; American spirits 11d oer gallon. Tnr. "?t iiie firm and 1s dearer—spot 37s per ??t. Resin firm at 4, to 9s 6d per cwt. LONDON COAL MARKET. LONDON, Monday. HoMer. of 8<horne house coal who refused to ,ell forward on Friday last appear to have acte1 on the right side, as at to-day's market an improved inquiry was experienced, and the two cargoes offered sold at rat8 which were brought nearer by about 6<1 per ton to the official and at present nominal quotations of 17s 6d for Hetto?i Wallsend and 16s 6d for Hetton Lyons. There was a fuller attendance on and the aggregate turnover of inland descriptions was larger, but merchant*. only bought in a hand-to-mouth character and for actual requirements. Retailers are reported to be taking their contracts more regularly this month, with murh 8atÎffacti(m to agents. as it is plain that a good deal of underselling has been necessary where meTchants could not find any other outlet for incoming supplies. Beet West Yorkshire coals failed to participate to any extent in the larger numbers of orders placed, and where prices approaching those quoted on the list were adhered to little or no business resulted. Best Derby black shale was also about as slow as of late, and. although 10s was occasionally quoted, it would not have been a difficult matter to have bought at 9. 9d. For Barnsley selected 10s was quoted, and some business was concluded a little under this figure, while in commoner qualities from this district a larger tonnage was booked. Second Kilbums were 7. 6d asked, but it would, perhaps, have been some- what difficult to have obtained the price, as for some better qualities 7. 9d was accepted, but only for a few trucks. Sellers of silkstones from ttit Sheffield, strict were wore cheerful. and there was. possibly, a little more money obtained; meanwhile la, is again repeated. Warwick house round about 7. 6d continues in fair demand, and, while orders for best North Stafford on this market at 9. 3d are somewhat restricted, collieries are generally well employed. Steam descriptions continue in fair request, and Leen Valley hard., for which down to 8s is -aid to have been taken, are selling into next year. In consequence, some agents of Erevash hards who decline to hook under 9s find bUl5jnes difficult, as the considered difference between the value of the two coals is not so wide by about a half. War- wick best spire.* are in good demand, and firmly held. Since Friday last 36 coal-laden vessels have salely arrived. BALTIC GRAIN REPORT. LONDON. Monday. At the Baltic, to-day the tone of the market for cargoes of wheat in all positions ruled quiet—JOs asked for arrived Californian, for which 29s 6d was bid 29s asked for Australian per Earnock. and 27, t ) 27, 6 1 for R'ver Plate; steamers of River Plate afloat and for ship- ment, sellers 26, 3d, no bids; nothing done in white qualities for shipment. Maize: European qualities steady—20s value of Galatz- ne8arahian promi ste:1mers of mivd American old crop. September-October, 17. 3d asked, and for yell w Plate afloat 17s Sep- tember-November 16< 9d. Barley firmly he:d. but the demand wa*s quiet. The quantity of wheat iflour reckoned as wheat) on passage this week to the V.lted Kingdom and Conti- nent has decrease! r.0.000 quarters and 110.000 Quarters respcctiveI: Maize to h, U,?;ted :ingàom is ?:ii,-ed, but 250X00 quarters I's? to the Continert. Barley has inere?,?" 4,OOO q,arler to the L'nHed Kingdom ni 71 '00? quarters to ths Continent. 14s 4d paid for 331b white American oats, October, to London. CORN. London, Monday.—Moderate attendance at Mark-lane this after.oon. American wheat in rather small romp;8. and 3d dearer—No, 1 Northerns 31s. ship; No. 1 hard Duluths. 32s. ship; white qualities of foreign and English steady at late ratls. Flour steady; feeding ctuffs command more attention. Maize: Mixed American, 17s 3d. ship; Odessa, 20s 9d. landed. Barley: Azof still s- arc?; American. 19s 3d to 19a 6d, quay. Oats, retail trade; mixed Amsri- can, 14s; white American, 14s 9d, ship. I C\TXLE. Usk. Mond (\The usual bi-monthly market was held to-day. Thi-re wan a large supp.\ <if sheep, but few cat; e Prices were a little better than at last market. QuotationSl-Beöt qualitv beef. 6*d to 7d per lb.; seconds, Djd to Cd; cows and calves £ 13 to Jb)7. aether 6id to 7d; sows and nigri. £ 6 to £ 3; strong stores, 40s to 4c*; three months old pigs. 25s to weaners, 18s to 23s; pork-light weight. 9s a score; heavy weight, 8; to 8s 6d. London. Monday.-Good supply of beasts, chiefly from the Western Counties. The demand for both prime and second qualities was quiet; rates, however, are unchanged. Devons and Hereford^ quoted 4s 4d to 4, 6d. Runts 4s 2d to 4s -Id, Lincclns 4s to 4s 3d. Irish 48 to 4s 2d, Sheep supplies heavier, and, with [t slow demand, wcthr8 tended easier; prices, howcnr. not quoLlblr lower Ewes w-2r?? dul. '?nd" 2d ?r ?h' ?i?r?. ??.D?n wether, S. M 9,1. ditto 53 4d, t081. half.hreds 5, 'toMM.12st.Ltr.co!M5-.10,t.DownewM 4. to 4. 2d, 11,t. half-hreds ditto 3s 8,1 to 3, 10d ) fr 101h" sinking the offal. Calf trade nominal. Liverpool, .Ionday.-There was a Consider- ¡1¡1f": increase in the ripply of rattlc, but trade W, slow it lower prices, especially of middling vd inferior qualities. Sheep and lambs m lire; numbers, but the demand was slow I.amb» out Of scaenn. Pricesi-lieef 6d to 4d -er lb.; mutton. 3!d to 5jd; lambs. 7i 1 to 7Jd At market: 1.976 cattle and 11,333 sheep and lambs. AIL 4T. London, Monday.-Iiecf trade ^w-Scotrti Ion* short sides. 4s 2d to 4, 6d. Kng luh fides 3s 8d to 3s 10d:United States sides ki js5(1 to 3, 7d. DePtfori liill,d, 3, 6d 8d; bi,id-ql?,t r?. 3s 6d to .?t0d; fore-quarters, Is 10dto & 4d. MMt.ntrade quiet-Scotch, 4s 8d to 5s:En?g).h. 4s to 4s 6d; ewes, 3s to 3s 4d; New Zealand. 2s to 2s 6d; Sydney. Is 6d to Is 8d. PliODUCE. London, Monday ,-Susar Home-reflned nn. chansed.busim-s being on.y moderate foreign cubes remain dull; ("°'?-?_ -reTd first marks done at Ib 9Jd. October sellers lis 4jd: beet Q»i*-s«Ptemb" d™e at 9. 'o id. Octohcr 9s 7d, November 9. 61, Decem- ber 9s 7(1; cane qul' t. utures steady, a moderate busines- being done. Tea: 27 QCO packages Indian, brisk demand at firm rate,. Eice quiet..lute fir., Manila hemp steady, receipts, 2,000 bales. Shellac quiet. PROVISIONS. London. Monday -Butter market very firm- Friesland, 104s to 110s; Normandy. 106s to nos, Danish. 118s to 124s. Cheese market firm and advancing—Cheddar. 70s to 78s; American. 53! to 54" Canadian. 54s to 56.; Dutch Edam. 51s to 55s; Dutch Gouda. 45s to 50s. Bacon trade good-Irish, 46s to 61s; Danish. 4Z. to 59s. Blad. dered lard, 32s to 44s. BUTTER. Cork, Monday.—Firsts. 94s per cwt.; seconds. 92s; thirds 8h: superfine firkins, 98s; fine ibild 90s;' choicest boxes. 101s; choice ditto. 90s. Number of a-km9. 194s. FISH. Grimsbj-. Monday.—Some forty r °' and four smacks came in ,it fair ?tches.for which there was a s?od demand. Quotations: -Srle« is 3d to is 6d; turbot. Is to Is 4d; brills. lemon soles, 6s to 7s; live halibut. 8s to 9s; dead, 6s to 7s per stone; live lmg. os to 4s; dead. 2s to 3s; live cod. 4s to 5s; dead. 2s to 4s; live skate. 2« to 3s; dead. Is to 2s each; kit haddocks. 15s to 18s; gibbed, 16s to 20s per box, S Hull. Mondiy.—So>s. 27s; turb, ot. las; bri.l..l. 8s 3d; lemon ?10. 5, ?d; plaice, 5? 0 ;ilibut. 6s 3d; hit, e?. 5s 3c; dabs, 2s 3d; cod. „s 3d, gurnet. IS; ?I)l'li.. h in ?.2. haddocks. Is 1Od; -i?l,? haddocks. Is 8^d, rmall b.,dd.?k,. ? 7d. Short supply of a)'kind: Stronc demand for all kinds. Good <?  scarce and lea- Good supplies of finnies. Short supply of live halibur. Gtr SCG.VR. Glasgow. Monday—The official report say, Market op« ned quiet; small business done at ateadv to -ather easier prices. Tho privite report ay.Market opened quiet, prices tend. ing easier. WOOL. Bradford. Monday.-The market continues to strengthen in tone. Leading tepmakers will not tc-day sell sixties and Botanies at Is 6d. and users who mut buy h?,, to concede slight advances. For all fn merinoes and the better claees of crossbreds English wools are firm. In the yarn trade pinners have again put up prices, and merchants are following suit. Mohair trade active throughout. HOPS. Lordon, Monday,-The market is now well supplied with samp.es. East Kent goldings excer: td, owing to the attack of vermin, which is sa-iously affecting the plantations. Prices have rnled a few shillings firmer the last day or tvro, and clean samples, showing colour, have been bought in freely by merchants. Many of the Worcester growers are keeping hack their samples till after fair day. and up to the present have refused the prices offered. METALS. Gia=ow. Mr)nrlay.-Openitig: Scotch flat; modEr,L!e bu,iness done at 70s, 70s 41d, 70, Id. and 70s 3d cash, and 70s 41d, 70s 7d, and 703 4!d month.; buyers, 70s ld cash, and 70s 4(; mooth; sellers. 70s 2d cash, and 70s Sd month. Cleve- land steady; small business done at 67, 4!d and 686 2d cash, and 676 9d and 68, 6d month; buyers. 68s Id cash, and 685 5d month; sellers. 2d more. Cumberland flat; modera,e business done at 75s 6d. 75s. 75s 3d. and 75s ea*h. and 75s Id sixteen days, and 75s 6d month; buyers, 74 1-ash. and 75, 3d month; Bellero, Id more. I Closi.,I' Scotch lat; good business done at 69s 10d, 695 Hd, 69, 8d, and 69s 6d a.?h. and 70? 5d and 6% 7?d h; b,?y,r., 69, 5d cash, and 693 8d month: eellers, Id more, Cleveland steady; bir business done at 68s eight days, and 67s loid and 67. 9d month; b.yr,?. 67? 4d cash, and 67s 8d month; sellers, 2d more, Cumberland flat; good business done at 74s 4d twenty-five days, and 75s 2d. 74s 6d, and 74s 10Jd month; buyers. 74s 5d cash, and 745 9d month; sellers. 1d more. Middlesborough idle and unchanged. RELATIVE VALUE OF FEEDING STUFFa -;1- :| PK* PKU PUS BdSHXI.. QIJUn:R. !Cwr. ïb.7":ï. -¡;ï.T Wh??t, Egli.1- (be,t 65 3 7,M 29 ?6) (*1601,1 fiTeraire) 60 3 2 W0 4 4 6 I AustnttmNftM't)?! MM5 30 Cb11 ..fa'er?e??! 7' 29 7 M."ito:i:li! J¿: 31 f;| 7 0 Barley. Englisb (""stl 5> 4 3 443 34 6 ■ ▼eraire) t 51 3 5 103 !7 4 Bussiau (best)..] 50 ?tM 19 6 5 6 (MOMMAS') 3M9 17 9 3 0 O.¡, Eu';li.h()1 7}U< r 6, g tJ to (official! W d .?????M Ot312 16 '11) B:)(¡'t)::¡ 15 2 4" 520 1: ¡ I\ „ „ (.,??ge, 40 2 3 120 18 014 M.:iz..Am.r,?'?? 2? ? ? Odessa 60 2 7 180 20 6 4 11 Beans, Kgfntiau 60 3 430 M 17 15 Peas.CanadMU 63 4 1 601 ? 2J f.iiiseed, Calcutta 51 5 1 410 40 )!; ;:iF1ë. 1 (.k) I Bra. '0 P*))'!r<t"   — ? 5 3 Barley Meal I — i1 0 LiuMt<tC<)kt (bMt) — ? 7 4\ „ „ farerage — — 7 3 CotD ci. ij I' ¡ „ (aromite) III i 9 Ht?'E?'t'Mh X?S? ? 2 (b..t) 4 2 „ ,.(tttrt?e. — — 1 3 4$ ,.Ctoter(t«t) — "I — ft (aT'?)! — 3 11 „ Dutck (best) — — 3 1 4a"m") = Ii = ii The above pncee (except odlclat avera e rren? t?< \?tXtt wholesale ?uomtton*. a1I traders require to add wholesale profits, ware- housing, carriage. Ae.

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