The Western Mail

LOCAL NEWS PARAGRAPHS A new public swimming bath, provided for out of the rates, was opened at the Abertillery Park on Monday iu the presence of hundreds of spectators. The annual agricultural show at Pontillw was held on Tuesday. Fine weather prevailed,' and there was an excellent number of entries. Amongst the most successful es.hihito1'1l wer" Mr. D. Evans. Lktngennech Park; Mr, R. H. Sampson, Pontaraulais; Mr. Thomas Williams, Castelldn; Mr. E. Evans, JIIr. 1. Mathias, Mr, I II, W. nioma«. Pont,.rdulais. and Mr. Joseph Williams, Ammanford. In the evening ,a public dinner was held alt the Buck Inn. Canon Eleazar Williams, in consequence of severe and prolonged illness, is unable to servo his term of residence this yiour as Canon of Bangor Cathedral. His place is being filled by the two archdeacons, each of whom will t'e one half of the three months allotted to Canon Williams. John Wiliams, a labourer, aged 27 years, of Abertillery, was admitted to the Cnrdilf Inflr- mary on Monday evpniJl suffering from severe injuries. It appears that whilst going to his work in the momii,g he was knocked down iind run over by a train at Aborcynon June, tion. The wheels of the train completely severed his left forearm and lacerated Ins right temple. Sim?keri? finding Mild Tobacco burns their tongues should smoke Archer's Golden Hot urns Unregistered). Medium flavour; fully matured. Four years in bond before being cut. L1131 At Weston-super-Mare on Monday Sir Edward Fry opened a, free library and museum, elected at a cost of over C6,000, as a memorial of tho Diamond Jubilee. A reference library, valued at C4,000, and the gift of Mr. P A. Wood, of Ohew Magna. Ilear Bristol, will find ii permanent home iO) the new building. Scoke Archer's "Our American Cousin." A meeting of the borough magistrates was held at the Town-hall. Cardiff, on Tues- day, the stipendiary magistrate (Ir. T. W, Lc!wi??) being in tho chair,—The pl,li,.ti,,? ?f 8olieitorR to 1, placed on the .,tI solicitors prosecuting at the aBizeB were considered, and Mr. Frank Hill was elected to fill the vacancy. Down and Son for Furniture,-The largest and cheapest cabinet manufacturers by machinery in Wales. Immense Stock to select from Carriage paid on all orders ahove £ V.\ r delivered free in their own vans. Illus- trated Catalogues free on application.—Steam Cabinet Works. High-street, Swansea. 53650 Miss Mabel Brown, headmistress of Palmers- town Infants' School; Mi,, Gertrnde Jenkins, head-assistant at Hannah-street Infants' School; and Miss Annie 8umrners. of Cadoxton In f ants' School, alt under the Barry iVnool Hoard, have successfully passed the Kinder- garten Certificate examination of the National Froebel Union. Smoke Arc h er's "Infant Plant. II.; rhe"'l:lt l:i; was held at Bethesda Congregational Chapel on Monday evening to bid farewell to the He", 1). M, Davies, who is leaving for New Quay. Cardigan- shire. The meeting was presided over by Mr. Steel Mort. Addresses were delivered by the deacons and others, and the pastor returned thanks in a manly and feeiing address. Smoke Archer's Golden Returns. At Swil-sea Police-court on Tuesday a labourer named Cornelius M'Carthy. living at Penclawdd, Gower. was charged with shooting at Henry Thomas at Kiloven Farm, Penclawdd, with intent to do him grievous bodily barn,- The I)ro??titor stated that pr, o.r pointed the gun at him and discharged it, but he could not say whether it contained any bullets or 8i!vt~I>ri90ner waft rCll1and.ed till to-morrow (Thursday). Smoke Allh 'r', Mixture. 4t6t2 Early on Tuesday luorning a determined sui- cide was committed by Mrs. Hamer, 157, I'n6t- road, Tylorstown. She was found in the lavatory, hfllling to a piece of cord fastened to one of the joists. Sergeant Ponltz cut the body down, assisted by Inspector Reed, and Dr, Morris pronounced life extinct. It appears that the doceased had I"(fl very despondent lately. I, Siedle Bros., Swansea and Newport. for beat I'hotc. graphs. At Tredegar Polioe-conrt on Tuesday Wil- Hum Reardon, labourer, was fined 40b and costs for furiously' riding a bicycle in the "trcet8 He knocked down two children in h?, mad career. Archer's Infant Plant Cigarettes. Pro- nounced by H.R.H. the Prinoe of Wales to be the best he ever Smoked. Sea "United Service Gaiette. L16261 '1 he report, for the week ending September 1 of II.M.S. Hamadryad Hospital Ship, Cardiff, shows the number or patients remaining last week as 40; admitted since, 6; discharged, 2; died. 1; out-patients treated, 174; remaining on board, 4. A member of the crew of the steamer Miarama, of TrieBle, lying at Barry No. I Dork. narrtlwly escaperl being drowned on Monday night. He was an engineer, a foreigner, returning 011 board after being in town for the evening. In tile darkness of the night and the gla.re of the eketrie Jig-ht, he missod his footing just, as he reached the ladder to get. on hoard, and fit in the we:1 of the tip. a' depth of ahout, 20ft. Several persons were promptly at hand to render ajrl, and with som dimculty he was rescuetl from his perilous position.

GOLF. IRISH CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING. The ninth annnal championship was carried through its first stage on Tuesday, when Hunter (Prestwick) won the stroke handicap, and Angus U'Donald (Edinburgh) the scratch award.

LOSS OF MEMORY. A singnlar case of loss of -?InOly is ?n- Il!ailnlarati)¿ a\hf f::Y the Romford Union Wo,kh. It seems that on the arrival of a London, Tilbury, and South- end Railway train at Romford Station a young gentleman was found in one of the carriage-i (luitc unable to give any account of himself. It waR very soon discovered that he was deaf and dumb, so an attempt was made to try and discover who he was by writing the que9t!on on paper, but this proved futile, as he only "rotc in reply th salle a8 the que-,lion asked with the exception of on one slip writing "Henry Webbe." and on another, "Where am I? I10 am I?" On being searched two half- tickets from Grays to Romford were found in his possession, dated the 25th of August, hut he seems to have completely forgotten how they came into his possession. He is a gentle- manly-looking young fellow, aged about s x.een to eighteen, and looked as if he was the sou ^f very respectable parents. He is wearing a black cloth jacket. blue cloth wnistcoat, bltte serge trousers, blue cap, lace-up boots, blue check shirt, etc. HehaafuirhairandMt.e eyes, and measures about 1ft. l1in, in height Police-superintendent Creasey has been making the most .-r,hizig inquiries with regard to t, e1,?d, but up to the present ca" Duly a.cer. tain that he was seen wandering about Tilbury for two days. It is supposed that, the lad lun had a fall causing injury to the brain, which has caused him to lose his memory

HUNTED BY BLOODHOUNDS. A day or so ago, relates a correspondent a Market Drayton gentleman, a keen sportsman, and the possessor of a number of valuable bloodhounds, was taking these animals for their customary constitutional, when he was informed that several persons were trespassing in his fields hard iv, for the purpose of picking mushrooms. Unable to i-esist the temptation of sport thus pro- vided, and being desirous of giving his younger dogs a trial, he immediately put the hounds on the scent., and was treated to a far finer chase than ever he antici- pated. For considerably over an hour the quarry, consisting of four men, each well supplied with a good quantity of the tasty fungi, led the hounds in full crv through fences and cornfields, until eventually the culprits were brought to bav in a wood some distance away. Hero it was dis- covered that three of the trespassers had sought refuge in the sheltering trees while the fourth man, rather stouter than the others, was compelled to remain exhausted below, with the mushrooms scattered in all directions.

FORTHCOMING CAVALRY SPORTS AT CARDIFF. The committee having charge of the mill- tary-parade arid cavalry and other Eports to be hld at t.he Sophia Gardens, Cardiff, on Saturday, September 15, in aid of the sick and wounded soldiers of Glamorganshire met at the Angel Hotel. Cardiff, on Tuesday even- ing. under the presidency of Cliicf-ccnstable Lindsay, and made furiher arrangements. It was decided to hold comjietitions in t<Jnt-pegging, heiads and posts, over-jumps, lemon-slicing, a Victoria. rae« mounted combats, bayonet and tug-of-war competi- tions. Ac. A military sketch, Attack en a Boer Laager," will lie given, and the bands of the 2nd Glamorgan Volunteer Artillery, Sub- marine Miners, and 3rd V.B. Welsh Regiment will discourse music during the proceedings Major' Bruce-Vaughan has undertaken the secretarial duties, and there is every prospect of the parade and sports proving a gren; attraction. Tlie competitors will indude eight sergeant-majors drawn from the various. mounted regiments which figured in ,be recent military tournament recently held at the Crystal Palace.

WlfEATLEY'S HOP BITTERS lias a delicacy of flavour present in none of the imitations HOW plentiful. Absolutely iion-intoxicatiug. Of Grocers, Wine Merchants, and Bottlers, evory?here. L17207 rvbody 18 t,?lking about it—the "Glamor- gai I",? -tbL most, enterprimng 10c.il weekly paper published outside Cardiff. It contains more advertisements and is a page &nd a it larger than any other local paper.

I NEW YORK PRfCES. riteut-er's Telegram.] NEW YORK. Tuesday. On the S.!ock MaricH to-day the course of prices was irregular, they opening fractionally hihcr. hat soon showing pronounced weak- ness. Tho factors in a later advance were activity in sugar and several favourable July railway statements. rrl10 closing was quiet, but linn, Government and Railroad Bonds were firm. Atchison Preferred, Canadian Pacific, aJid North Western Ordinary advanced i, and Chesapeake Common g. Canada Southern. New Jersey, and Lackawanna declined 1. Money easy; sterling exchange e;i.\v. Silver; Commercial bars Jc. higher. Exports of merchandise from New York during the past w-tek amount in value to 8,287.481doIs. Cotton improvP<1 on acthe locul and foreign buying, and cloeed 8t.eady; pot steady and unchanged. Cotton oil steady—crude nominal, yellow 34c. Petroleum (refined) dull at late rnte" Lard: Cash steady and 2b. points up. Willt weak and decUninf;, owing to ?cneraj Jjqnidtinn j rot ?-k. FioHreaavhut, un(lh;,???, Corn declined on -p.rt?,i more; favourable ")p eonditious. and r.lod weak; 3pot wank. Sugar firm and unchanged to 1-16,?. )mhpr. Coff? dct)ined on longs and shorts selling, and rlo-sed quiet; spot easy at ic. tall. Tin quiet and 25 points down.I! Iron dull. Copper firm. GOVERNMENT BONDS ZL RAILWAY SHARES. tinotfttlona. A?ig 31. Scot. 4. ('al1 -Mw oney U.S. GOV. Bonds p c, -I PC. Ditto ?<,r8eeu?ie.. °' i?lf' p.? 1?% ?' E??)?!.ondo.).Md'yB'.i!!ht .64<t 4.M Ditto Csvble Transfers a 68 )itt. C.bl? Tr.n?f'? 4.RHV, u. Exh'nKe onBerlin, 60davp' stebt 94A 9'0 Fourper Cent.U.S. FnndedLoan !t4? 1 £ ly..ternUnionTele?-,h h8re& 7 h Atonison.T'pka.nndS. FeNow ?& £ 28tt Ho. Po.4p.c. Mort.. 0")14 1<0$ na) Do. no. ?''?!'?' '& 70^ Baltimore 7> j,;> :\iij&'Öti'"¡S:r:'4'4:P":?: ';4 C'nnndmu Southern Bhares 4<) 49 ??'? Pacific M '? ?f, grirf\I¡f.'rM" }g: ::i C?tHt !'MM?!? — ?.' gheC'\ft(lS8hr (-.?,,n 27 27 J"fcnl!o. Bnrlinfrtoji.andtyniney ;4 £ ¡5's Chicago and ?rti? Western Ord 12 16 Preferred — Ohiea?o,Milwa'kVv*S.p,miCom ?: )? OhiCMn and Rock Island L6 16? C,ti, CMc?o. and -?t. Louis Ordinary l :72i C7'i Delaware and Hudson U.S 111% Delaware Lackawanna 7 -> £ 176 Leaver and Rio Grande Share*. 18 19 I)(). Do- Preferred 67 Illinoi.? CcntrPi '16?, 116% Lake shore frMlchi^.n Southern 219 *19 Louisville nnd "nhviJ1o Shares 7l £ 71* ;\t:chiRn Central Shares 1;5 Mtsaonri, Konsas, and Texas, ? '? Missouri Pacific ftfiL 9t :l:I¿Ï. E!-i'<New8tMk i? '?  General -I — 6,) NewyorhC??H??mR?r ;M 13'»fy £ owY k,Ontario,$West'rnOrd 2? Common 501* 50? Preferred 71 ri N.?MW.trnP.? ??i; ? ??' Pmn?ttmiann'iPhih.?tphm.. YM 12^7 I hiladelphm.l ReodingSharen !t% 1-? Do. Do. 6p.c. 1st Inc !7? 7 Do, Do, 4 p.c. Mort 81 > R'Y, u.,?r..? Shares ?:? ? „ r," ?'i 7? i? 74?'d wWa.hPft'sY h, oS. t. Lr ouis, nnd Pacific,. ? ?'  Do. Do. Prer hnr(' HHé )8 sn"er Commercial Purs. 61% 62% OO???ON AND PRODUCE MARKETS. Cotton,ilujVrecpt^ut Atlntic pt* 2,QQ3 1.1.?)! ???'?"Y.?'pt?[<in?j)ort..) 4,0.0 6?] totton,daj sxporttoGt.BriUiu 4-J :0 5.- UO Cotton,day soxporttoContinent .< ?.? ?' 2Ub ::(;n;i 8,53 ?.6? Cotton FntOTes, No,, deliverv. 8.118, 8/-1 C.Uon.MM??Up?nnN?Yi: ?  C°"pn.M-ddbnKtJp?ndOr)Mn. 9" 9 y Petroteiim trafined) I 9! Do. standard white, NewYork R.5 9.?5 Do. Do, t'a)a ,d?lphi. 8.0 8.0 n' V0, xb, al, ances 121 ]2>   of',MrHcntfM .-J ? ?' l6r-VtLSavannah do • J' Lnrd, J 7.10 i.1 3% Tallow. t& Citv ? 4^ Biit-ar (rennint!). MnMOMdM" <" 4% Do. ,Mr cent. ('ntrtfu? <. 4!: Corn (miiedi. Western øJ>O'i.1 ?% ? Com futures. Sept, ..u 41 f" 434R 4 14111.1;6 srill, -IN?ll4'?"' 4? r.d on tbo sporl 8. W hoat, Sneep?t; delivery '7" 7'9' f, Ÿ1èf\iiriiiiii'I} }jf (.offoe. No. 7. t tit ll'i Co[[te 'Fut'nrei<; Off "I ? ??'* Coft'ee Futuros. ?-? '-? HoHr.?x Bt?t<. Shipp.nt.Brand. 2 2; iron. No.?. Northern Foundry. 1:6?, 2.6i Tin, AustrnhM .075 ?'!?' "| '? j,5" It.11 3? 3i f?{&;g;I:Uil îlr ?1: frejvnt Grain London ttMmM! Ma ?d. Yr,ht Cotton t Liverpool .1 2 5- "> 2 W'h' g}tt:o¡)f,,l") 2 4) Com,Chicago,Oct deliverv.o95i 33 2 a St'ptem1:er loaling.

LOCAL SPOUT. [Re-printed from Tuesday's "Evening Expres. J ■ fi the '?"<9 of Mr. W. H. Treat! a inMt i.t ^niscenoc of the Cardiff F?t, o? ?''? ? ?" into "'? ??'? It is a photo   ?'"? CHI' represented Cardiff it te._t Wales Cup Competition. There are, perhap., a couple of others in exis, bat the on y one I know of is that in th? po.. ?BBton of Mr. W. D. PhiUipa. who. by the way j9 in h" photo inquestlon- There are not '■v. I suppose, who go on the 1)?irk nowadays wh" an recollect 1r. PlullipM plaYiJ!, or, in- deed.even rccoUcct that. Mr. Phillips was a taidiff and Welsh international player. Yet such the case once ?""? although MI'. l'hilti, wid, when I mentioned this to him tho other day. For Rootnt-B' sake don't Bo ..I?ti?) ,i ?, '?' it "'??<? ln f-I so con- foundedly old. t  ""J31, ljp, ?'? of "M'"e9B in t.? thought of .m oid player to 1-1, at the photo in qt.Mt.on W. G. Jones. A. Watta. and 11 K Henrd are the first three 011 the back line. Tli:'v have all gone over to the Great Beyond. Abou Evnne, next on the line, is in South Africa: B. E. Oirling at Algiers; n, H. Foa (who was eapt:lln of h' by the way, this beins the 1878-9 a<.?'on? 'in "Lo!!d<.n'; ?,/ !'h? ?ock Lxchange I "III i T. W. R?. is in London. I have no idea what became of God- frey but T. Thorns ? in (?!a?<,w. Ready Mamknald in Md-utoba. F. Perch in California and B. B. Mann in Mexico, Tnny. the team li?? been scattered up, has it Iot?? 7b,r, are four in (-,t t.n? pre??t \°?e-M? ?-.  D '?"' Mr. Fleming Thongs, Mr. J. A. Jones! and t Mr. U. 1-erner-four out of fifteen, d the re?t feaUered all OWl' the .,rth. Another photo Mr. Treatt was kind cnongh to ?tve me wis that of Mr. W. WaUace. who was secretary of the Rugby Football Union before U;e ?y? of Mr. ?.)a..?t" Hi't!' ?Tha'? will be going back too far for the present g?.,r.t of footb.thers. I <x{M'ct and in- &?"?? of the old rs I do ,?t.. ,.d, "t, Mr. WaXnoe. for Mr. Rowland il]i has been associated with the post so Ionp; now that it aeem. as if there was no one else in the posi- tion before hirn. Taken all round, the Newport* batsmen have done particularly well this season, ° but there is one thing that deserves special mention, and that is the apparent liking they have for the Western clubs" bowling; more especially is that the case with regard to Silvcrloek and Rodney Williams, as the following figures will *mow.—On August 11, y, Neath, the Usksiders scored no less than 317 rnns for two wickets. Silverlock s share being 158 not out, and nOOney Williams's 103 not out, whilst F. Rees knocked up 34. On Saturday last against 8wav ag?iiiito the front ,it hfi contribution of 130 .of .ut, &,)dn' Wl'l¡tio;feYJ n)t out.' and "*? free* 53, which, with eight extras, made the t (5,3t :,1 of 'n6 for one wickc?t; thus it will be seen that Hilverlock has scored 2a8 and Rod. ney W illiams 193 without losing their wickets -two linn performances. Neath in their case onlv made 52, Swansea doing a little better with 77. A Ne por?. L?)rrE,9Pond?lit wri?es:R?, your P;,r,,g 11 ,,o ,a, Sport' in reference ?o a ocal handicappor being better than All. Her- ber. am just writing to express my disagree- ment with yotir views on this matter. To start w,th, I don't think you really quite r",i" Mr. Herbert's klwld4' t ?e form of Snut? Wales athletes. To taik with him for an hour i. to be simply amazed as to how much he really does know. You B" he not only notices their perrormanoes round here, but he  hi" eye on them whether they go to the Midland., up North, or anywhere else, whereas, except just in the district, Mr. A. J. Davies (wh-, I believe, is the only 1-1,1 licensed han- dicapperl knows nothing as to what they are doing. Wherever a meeting is he)d in En?!a!i? or 'Vale? up goes .r ??i 1r' Herbert, and he does iiotb??.g but watch the d:fferen! rntjngs, Again, I thinl¡ that another point is that Herbert is not in- fluenced by perhaps, knowing the local men mr,,n all Y. an,l he never minds pulling ,? man back if he thpiiikg he is on a false mark (and I think-and expect you do, too-thit there are plenty of men who win heats Saturday after Saturday who could do with two or three yards lessV I do not think Borne of the finish™ at the 'Quins' Grounds, where MT. Davies generally handicaps, are very close, are they? I think I have made out a good caÐe, haven't I?" No, my friend, I cannot say that I consider you have made out a pood case. Let me taka your argument seriatim. I do not quite realise, as you say. Mr. Herbert's knowledge of the form of South Wales athletes. I have the pleasure of Mr. Herbert's acquaintance, and have the g-rea leAl, reaped for him. As a handicapper generally I know of no one iu England better qualified to fulfil the duties, but to handicap local men properly Mr. Her- bert onght lo be at every athletic meeting in the district, large and small, as Mr J. H. Brind i.. Entry forms and marked pro- grammes arc very misleading nowadays. Up country it is quite as possible for a local han- dicapper to have his eye on them as for Mr. Herbert. A* to a local handicapper being influenced by knowing the men, that is t b?" weakest of all the weak arguments in my cor- respondent's letter. Does not Mr. Herbert know some of t,he London men, and. if so, is he influenced? As to the finishes at the 'Quins' (irottmls, I have seen as good and olose finishes there as I have -n ,ny,,h?-. Itll??.gh like everywher l?e, I have seen some bad ones I think I b," made out a good eai??, haven't I?" my correspon :?zit, in conClU8io n. Well, to tell the trnt.h, I cannot see that he has made out a case at ail—not a single pit, in fact. WELSH ATHLETE.

PARIS AND LONDON. The Lord Mayor of London has in cordial terms accepted the invitation of the President of the Paris Municipal Council tortile muni- cipal fetes to be held in the French capital on the 22nd and 23rd inst.

The "C.lamorgan Times," published at Pont? ,);dd";Ii:° best 1lml1:eI:? I'I in tt?Ntto'?tid?..?rt?-r. ?nf????')'i?y?' It vcr-tains a local cl It weekly which attracts i.n.? attention. aS563 I' DUring this Changeable Weat.1er you are .ry li.bl,? to ?.t,h Cold, which may develop into something serious. Be wise in time, and .t the first nti.ation of a Cold or Cough take a dose of Mortimer's Mi?re. ° U)? best k"°™. Care for Coughs and Colds7 the best chemilÙl, 18. lid. and 2a. 9d. Der bottle. L1492

I All cùrre8p.nd;nt.-at- write on o; side of the paper only, or their letter8 will be rejected. Correspondent8 are advised r.ot to send original documents with their letters. We decline tQ be responsible for them in any way. The Editor cannot undertake to return rejected communications under any circum- 8tallte8. N.B.—We do not suiswer corrnpondent.. through the post. We connot publish any letter unless the writer sends his Rell Name and Add, not neces- sarily for publioation. but as a guarantee of good faith.

W. Ilopkins.—Messrs. Armour and Co., com- prettied beef manufacturers. Chicago, IU., I'.S.A.; Mr Andrew Carnegie, Homestead. Pennsylvania. U. S A Hordes.' —Write to the War Office. Pall Mall, London, S.W. Sewing Machine.—" John E. Cymro."—Sue the ma.n for trespass in the couuty.conrt. We fe,r. however. Uwt yoU will not take much by doing. You will probably find it hard t,) prove Y,d any damage. Rent of House.—"W. P."—We think that you will have to pay the rent. You were not in a position to object to t,,?? the houva upon the ground of want of repair. n 1) on the ground oo w..t ')f r b, proved, either in the dbtriot registry- where the d-(l died or at Somerset House It appears to that the eaæ to which your NIIII- munication -fl?r, w a oase on pcn;anal anp¡¡oation. In such -,?' tb, ?4 ?, PeT?)llzll titled to charge certain fees, and, no doubt ti',Ieti t-() fe?, atiti, these. If th?O fees are paid the (,,xecuto? will not h? ve to pay a solicitor. The executors will, no doubt, be entitled to ch'irgc all such prooer out-of-pocket expenses as they have incurred in getting the will proved.

PLAGUE AT GLASGOW. To the Editor of the "Western Mail." Sir,—We have often rea-d that in India the plague has been "arried through several dis- tricts by rats. It is well known that men aro permitted to board phips for the purpose of catching rata in all our larg3 sea porta I personally have seen cages full brought ashore and sold to dog fanciers for training dogs. Now, ri r through the valuable medium of your paper I would like to call the attention of the proper authorities to this practice, and if permission is given these men to so earn their living the rato should be destroyed on board and not landed. The ships visited are from every port in the world, including the I infeet-ed ports of India, Australia, Glasgow, Ac. Many of tlie rats when thrown to the dogs escape, and their subsequent wanderings are ditlkult to follow. Every precaution should he taken, and this. by no means the I e'Lst. hould immediately be put a stop to — im.' » .'l:e.. „ KNICHOLL. Golden Lion, South Shields, ?,pt. 3,

TRADE REPORTS. CARDIFF. EXCHANGE. Tuesday. „f..hc At.t. end, ance 'Ch:inve was 119:?in t"-day. hut the course of ImsinesB was much th s;Ine as yesterday. No one teems to hny» 'righthanfofeitherthecoatorfrei?t, market, yet. Onthcwhoie.coaipr?? 'erhaf a trine weaker for prompt shipment. hut i' as ever ?'' ?'? sernd ''?'' of the nonth ) month and onward Som mllit-ri? i-? ak- iug' much as ?'' now for be?t ?,?. hnt it is ?-hevpf?i .that 27? to 28?. if firmly offered, would empt ?' era. There have been a few eate, of Monmouth.hires at 24s and 25. for ready ship- ment and at 26s for tho latter part of the month. No. 2 Rhondda large is somewhat ???l?T.\?. Q"<?-'nB fo?a! vafrrf > VfTroom m 14. 6<1 to 17??,?,,rding t"?''tv. h?',u?t .ale. !lre htmted. Pitwond rem-? about | ? s » ,« M '?!° ?' '?? ?h- ?pa?e? n.t ..??n..r?° ?T*' A little ?''?M'- to? nhj? a pervaded h' freight market to-day in ,pit? ,f ?er,h?nt? kee^S back ordera There haa ValisL o been more activity to-day SWANSEA. EXCHANGE, Tuesday I'?- IrOn.-Tbe PIP? iron nilrko-t seems t-o 1,, Yllomitious '?'t' S?o.c? Lv' iug fiirth ad,vanced Is. 6d. per ton while ';¡di;;Itr:VId :;r ex:;mPCIJWt: Jma- l,Unin? do^mant- notwithstanding that ther^« f depletion of stod;s a;1 round, ,11 ..gl? the ,hip?.?.t. are i?s than th.?2 of the previous w?ic in all grades, which will b- •u .IcoTun-TteTd ? for in the falling off in the c?'. mmpt.on. espe<-iaUy in South Wales WW™ 'thei?teelworks are but half employed o?f »«: ,xe of ti?,.PI"W -"s for the :1??t ,f rd -r, Finished Iron and St-I.-Th,?- is a ttle more .nchnation to buy than has been the cas? for some time, and the orders held back are '1 T? ? f? put out. ? ?t?k: on Ih,? Tan' Vale Rwail! way has disorganised the coal supply, during that time ? the spot prices were considerably advanced but not after the settlement. Quotations have rcvered back again to the n<,? a?? which have remained in force for some time The question of coal prices is one which is "'? a 4-" deal of mnsideration. and there is a consent ftl,.t if p?i-, contmue to remain as they are there will be a further falling off in the manufacture of tins country, as at present the selling prices will not cover the cost of production. Tin-plates.—Prices remain nominal at the figures given below, though it is stated that Bale. have been made at at leao 6d. per ton helow the prices name, but at the, moment it is diffmicult to say what are the values that are being realised This state of things will continue uutil the reduction in make will have had its effect, P;g Iron.-Gfaegnw warrants. 76s to 76s 6d. cash buyers. Middlesborough Xo, 3 719 6(1; oUier I'll bem in proportion. Hefcatite war- 81,, to 81s 3d. for mixed number <")'b. CUlub21'1and. according to brand. Welsh bars. £ 8 10s to £8 15s; angle* &c. at tlnlal extras, f.o.t. at works. Sheet iron, f9 15. to £10, f.o.t. at works. 'aile'~lfcavy sections, £ T 3.; light 103 1.<> £8 15s, f.o.t.; sleepers, angles <!ti..nneis, &c., accordinK to section mid specifi- stcel sheets. £ 9 15s to £10, with the usual extras for the higher gausrei. Besse ner steel tin-plate bars, £ 7 5s; Siemens t'n?tate bars. best. C7-.11 delivered in the district. net (,<1h Tm-plates. Makers' quotation for Bessemer steel c.ol-e, 14.. to 149 3d; Siemens coke finish. lis od to 14s 6d; ternes, per double box 2S hy M a 28s M to 30,; best charcoal 1? to 5, 6d, iccording to,f brand; wasters 6d to Is per box 1(,3 than primes; odd Biz9. usual extras—all delivored in Prince of WaJes Dock. Swansea; c.:ish, n'?.? cent G.1vani?d sh?ts, 24g. noin j nal G1:;Jet;¡;1'ntï;a: X73 7s 6d. B!ock tin. £ 134 to £ 13" 10s. Spelter. £ 19. Lead.—English, CI8; Spanish. zE17 13s 9J. Authracito Goal.—Finest liaud-picked malt- i. ng. J* 6d to 23s; second quality hand-picked malting. 24s to 24; 6d; best, large, accord in* to quality and Section. 22a 6d to 2386:1; Red Vein or similar large rubbly culm, per toil ,9s to 20s_llll )f.b. Swansea, CM)' ii?ll r y> d,a-^s. less 2A t,, f"cn1. Steam CoaIs-La rge. 228 to 27s 6d; sooond quality ditto. 18s 6d to 20s: email, 14s to 15a 6d per ton-denvered f.o.b. Swansea, caoh 30 d??y,, less 21 per cen t. Ojke.—Best foundry. 40s to 45s; ftmnace, 329 6d to 35. per ton, f.o. b. Swansea, cash 30 days, less 2 per cent Patent fuel, 23s to 24,  'i°'re~Tafl '"? ???' ?"°?°. ?d Co !>ito Rubi.. 21a per ton. ex-ship; cMh 30 Pitwood. 183 t0 19s per ton into "?? nct cash 30 days, Middlcshorongh. Tuesday—Business gene- allv fai-. an,t most prioca fally maintained. Nw o 3pig iron soid and not obtain- S" ^arIy d.li ry, but makers a"ked 71. M to 71. 6d, as the supply i. verj short. For d?" o?r" ?" quarter of the year 70s accepted, and generally rates for forward delivery lower than tho3e lor prompts. No. 1 73s Xo 4 foundry 67s. and grey forge 65s 6d, the )a? named being easifT. as there is a plethor: of supply. Mixed numbers of East Co?t hem"tit" ns iron ohtainabl at 6d less than )'Mt ,k, 85s 6d being: accepted. Coke and ore strong. and also more doing in finished iron and stoel, the only prjees wliich are lower being Iho. of galvanised sheets, which are affected by the state of affairs in China, India, and South Africa.

CLERGYMAN CLAIMS A BARONETCY The London N..?, Agency ?3,o: The Rev Vf Ear). B.A., enrage ?'' St. Cl<"l1lŒlt DaneR,I Strand, is aboat to apply to the Qnecu to revive the baronetcy of the Earle family The mvei,end gentleman claims to bck,ne to the family of Sir Richard Earle, Bart.. of Straggle- thorpe. Lincolnshire, who held that title in the seventeenth century. Mr. Earle's family went over to Ireland between 1642-1646, and had since that time lived in County We?ford and c)aim to have come from the Mncoit?hire family, tradition having always connected them,

FATAL PRIZE FIGHT. 'nw Pre"s A.oocites that. "Ponk"! Andrews, professional boxer, of Bethnal Green who on Monday night engaged in a contest o.rtcOf.ritEg:n,it a à I land Theatre, Whitechapel, was taken home 1 dead to his mother's house after the encounter The deceased had beaten his opponent on points in a 15-round contest. Andrews was a stone lighter and ranch younger than Glover ■ and during the contest he was dazed by a blow which felled hi Further inquiries show that the contest was for Eloo, -,I ,bat it w:Mi\ ?e!*?°°?n? affair. A police-inspector told off to watch tLe pro?dings saw no canse to interfere, and Andrews, who defeated (3o er, wae much elated by his m??ix. After the contest he remained cn or x?r the premisee for some h?rFo, and subsequently went home in a cab, in accord- | ance with his usual custom.

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MARKETS. LONDON MKT AT. MARKET. LONDON, Tuesday. (opper opened very quiet. There was hardly any inclination to do business at the start, and prices were merely nominal. Later in the session, -lowevcr, some buyers (nme forward, a few wurnuits of "ash being taken at Ian n,cat's pne-es. or :i:72 158 Values subsequently hardened so-nowhat. with a better demand, and thre" months was paid at £73 7s 6d. Sales covered 400 tons. On eeoond 'Changs very little attention was paid to the market, which reo ll"-line(1 drill until the final close, whn a warrant maturing on November 23 changed bands at £73 78 6d, with buyer. for throe months at the same pI" and jE72 136 9d for cash. Settlement price. £72 15s. Tin ruled fairly steady during the finrt- part of the 6c8sion. bot 'ater a firmer feeling (¡,ht:1jn(1. and prices moved steadily upward, uniil t-hs close, wheu £135 10s was bid for cash, thus showing aci improvement of 30s for cash stufFs. Orders were booked to the extent of 2.JO rons. cash and near dates realising £134. £ 134 10,i. £J35, JEH:) 2s 6<1. and JEm 5s. October prompts £13.3 10s, £133 5s. and £ 135. and three months 1132 10s up to £ 133 78 6d. Tho 8BtoJtd 838ion was very quiet. and business waq confined to a few warrants for September 18 at LI35 10s. the market closing firm at 23s better for cash and 15. for three months on the Jav. Total turnover. 250 tons..Settlement price, £ 135 2s 61. English ingots about £ K;0. pjr: iron remained quiet. the only business reported being 75s 9d Scotch, for September 10. Settlement prices :-Sc.otch, 766 3d; Cleveland, 71s 6d; hematite, 80s 6d. Load firm—Spanish, £ 17 138 9d; Eglil,, X17 17a 6d, c mi-nal. Spelter dull—G.O.B.'s, £ 18 18s 9d; specials are non imtl. Tin plates quiet at 1.4. 3d f.o.b. Swansea for I.C.'s. Zinc shrots unchanged—Silesian, £2.3 10s, f.o.b. Stettim V.MVs, £ 24 5s, Antwerp. Antimony. £ 38 10s. QoicksJ;;er,-Importel"!< and seconds, £9 5a per bottle. OFFICIAL CLOSING QUOTATIONS. To-d. Previous Day. fi «. d. £ «. i. I £ >. i. £ d. CÖ\"lr- Standard cael, i 72 15 0-7:\ 0 0: 72 18 9-73 3 9 3mnth. 73 7 6-73 1'2 6i 73 113-73 16 3 3iD«ixtlis. 75 10 0—76 10 0; E1H'b t.ou-;h.: 75 10 0-76 10 OJ Fo.t seleot,,], 78 0 0--18 Rtr#nj» dbeets: ?3? 0 0- Titi— | FiseFcac'sV 1--5 1 0-176 5 0 135 0 0-135 10 0 3 rac»tbg J3; 310-134 0 0 133 10 0-134 00 Silver Sept. Sept. 2BA. Oet. ?« '? ?.'?8 V ¡Dee. 281.. Dè(. i:8t.. pig i- Scotch war-' raut. cub. 7i 6 76 3 1 month 69 6 68 6 Clevei'd cash Dom. — n0m 1 mouth n" H Hem'titec'sh — 1 month i LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET LIVERPOOL, Tuesday. Bacon, In the absence of cabl advices owing to holiday in America yesterday local dealers operate less freely, though country buyers continue fair purchasers, and a readv RaJC transpires. Cumberland cnts have hardened, and clear blli?,.? rule t-n,, ,t a further a:r wi;Ne8In}eC.l:n;r:tmrefU;tV;.1 heJd. oth?r cuts mai nt?l Li?n,? ?ent extreme prices. Waterford and Continental bacon steady at late rates, with a modernte busi- ness passing. Shoulders move quietly into consumption. New Yorks and squares remain- ing steady and unchanged, Hams again meet a poor demand and with holders free seilers' values have a drooping tendency Lard: With American markets closed yester- day there H no alteration to record here 1'r;1"{> Western and refined rule firm, with a numerate inquiry. Cheese: A steadier feel- ing pervade3 the market, hut the demand con- tinues qu^ot and quotations unchanged. Butter has moved off rather quietly, and DaniElh qualities are quoted e3sier, Irish remaining unchanged. Lggs steady at Lite rates, with a fair inquiry. Beef remains quite of ea!e at previous currencies. Pork firmly held for former prices. ))1PQltTa PItO"¡S¡O- å: .1 tk S! Ii lœ M :l S |S 1 s I Sa I i. r fl; OS o j I |Sw & iIo'E-< I I 3 r (S35 I To-d?. 2296 MJ224'455t;297' )0' 211 This week 3485 15 1224 7400 1901 34 326 This year ?A0:9 11240 » 716986 190448 1.936228075 Lost year 43a2^0 23107 207393 6C6S&7 206237 25371 -,2756 ceRRET QUOTATIONS. Beef, extrl Indian mess. per 3041b. 56a 3d to 75s Cd Pork, prime mess. Western, per 66sCdto72BM "Olb?, 66, Cd to 72? 64 Biieon. ner 1121bs— "Wuterlord 60s Od to 6.'s Od C..ti.?, ?t-I b4? Od ? 6*^01 Caundiaii singed sides bis Od to 58 Od AmericAu- "I c.e^r, 35 -45]b. 41 Od to 43. Cd :Short cJe:T, 4:.Olb8 do 39. 6d to 0. Od Short r,b, 18-23I1.S do. 45s6dto4Ss;d Cumberland cut. 26-381bs do, 4- Ol to 46s Od -6 4'ib? 1.. 411? Cd to 46, Od Clear beliies. 14-^lbs do 46s 6d to 51s Vl Short 'I(1},r h:wk, It.20Ib'Q]o. 4GA IJd to 42s ad Shoulder*. N.Y. cut, ll-131bsdo. 33s 6<1 to 36^ (d Ditto square cut, !2-161bsdo 36s Od to 42,, C,i Ditto pie-nic, 5-121bs do. 338 cd to 3cs 6d H un', \er 1121bs— T.one cut, 4-1 11,? average 5N Cd to 56s Cd Short cnt, E- 6ILR (h, 6, fd to 53s Od >;h.rt cut, skinless, 14-16 do. &480d to 56. Od ri?ll? West. Stm., rer 1121bs 351 6d to 0s M American Rdiued—2^IKpni s 37s Od to 37. od Ditto 1121b firJ¡ilJs.. 36.3<.1 to 36. 9d Cheese, per 1121bs- New, whit::nd colon red 51s Od to 538 Od Butter, per 1 121hs- D'.i.h, choicest 120s Od to 12A, Od Danish, choice V6* Od to 12% Cd Canadian creameries .106 01 to 106s Od Irish crellm.,ries .108.0,1 to DOsOd Irish fac r es 93s Od to 102s Od Margarine— 5fs Od to 65: Cd Pinest 6fs Od to 65s Cd Medium 42s Ot1 tq 54s O. I" I 32s Od to 4Cs UJ. g. per 120- Irish heu 7s 9d to 9s 00 58 °d to 7s 2d 7s 3d te 78 tid LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE. I I LIVERPOOL, Tuesday. Cane sugar continues slow, and only a quiet business jJ>aB""S; values uncllangoo; yester. day's import, 120 tons Messrs Tate's quota- tions :Crystals No. 1, 15s 7id; 15. 6d; No. 2, 15s lid; granulated standard, 1- ld; coarse. 15s 9d; line, 15s ld, Coffee idle, with bo Idiwrry on 1opot held above bnyers views. Cocoa quiet Rice:.The market. for cleaned continues very steady, witb fair export sales in S.Q. at 8s 10 £ d to 3s 9d. and Saigon at 8s nd per ewt; yesterday's import. 11,750 bags Rangoon. Sago flour quiet at 7s 9d to 3& per cwt. for fair Sarawak on spot; ship- mente steady; 7s 9d refused. 7s lOjd to 8s quoted. Tapioca flour quiet, but stca-dy. Cotton seed firm, but Egyptian Í8 quite nominal at £6 15s per ton pmp"; yester- day's import, 1.570 hags Maraiihawi. Canary seed steady at 34s to 3.38 6d spot anù to arrive twenty bags ex storo sold at the former ftnrc Clover oeod: Thirty-six bag. Chilian sold at auction at 63. ex quay. Linseed The marke; is generally fi mi, with River Plate quoted 1548 spot and afloat, and Karachi for Septemh shipment at 548 6d; American, however, more freely offered; yesterday's import, tons American. Nitrate of soda: 108 h Eold at -ii,). at 7s 7d store, all fau' 0,.t.r oil continues quiet ,t 39d to 3Jd I :r c;'u:tJ'1,t fi;t83,rip¿. 3,i::d;P continues idle; yesterday's import, 63 tierc. Palm oil: The market is irregular. Soft o continue to drag. Lagos, however, is y{ steady, and £ 23 17s 6d transit paid for 50 to Benin to aJ7ivc. being a full price. Olive wntinue8 ?ry steady on spot, ?lthf, Spanish held for £ 36 108 per tun, and paid Linseed oil steadier; exports, 34s to 34-3 6 Y,, w? C, tt?'. ?i I is a] t-di,,r. wit! Liverp("I mfiri,d export' quoted at 24?. j 24s 6<1 per cwt. Lard oil steady. Col., 0 steady at 30s 6d to 31s per cwt. for Frell" and Stettin in barrels. Petroleum steady with a quiet trade, American spirits 9d pr gallon. Turpentine continues to droop, ant; 27s 3d per cwt. quoted. Resin steady at 5- to 8s 3d per cwt. BALTIC ORAIX REPORT, I LD"DOX, Tuesday. At the Baltic today the tone of the market for cargoes of whe..t m aU poeitions con- tutUM Brm. on the 1)"t of se;)cr?. but the demand i8 q.i?t--31? 6d not to 31. 9d ?kcd Cahfornians :>f!ot; b.y,?, 318 6d; W?aI?, "Boat. quoted 305; steam ere of Plate, 61b to 6lb, seUere 30.? M anoa.t Maize nrmer—tAe Sapphire (s), 2?53 tons. ,.d Aasunta (.), 2.550 tons. yellow Phte afloat, both ?ld at 210 6d f.o.r.t.; no Ainadean &eUen. and round Borte^ held full prices. Barley quiet—19« 7J»ri now a>ked Fran,ifeld (s). Azof, about loading, and 19s 6d a:l September; buyers. ;9, 3d. Oata remain steady, but the demand is quiet. Parcel* of all cereals to London Fteadiiv held, but buyers are somewhat difficult to find. Favourable weather militates against- business. CATTLE. Itoath (Cardiff). Tuesday.—The supply of live cattle at this market to-dav was again of the' most. limited description. Some of the besti made from 60s to Ma. secondary lots from jtfs to 58., and cows fro;n 54s to 5Bs per ewt. Sheep and lamhs were a good supply, top qualitv ehtep making from 7,d to 8id. while good lambs realised 7id to Sid. and sold from 7d U/ 8id ijer lb. Pige c-ontinuo scarce, and. as indicated last week-end. hive advanced od per soore. There was not nearh" enough for th tr on qffer. v.hic:h realised We following prio.s :Se!e<,ted choice small porkera (the p:nk' 10a 6d, medium and through and through 10s 3d, heu-vv weights 10.. haconers 9. 3d to 9, 9d and sows 6s 9d t-o 7s 6d per Bore. The attendance wa* aga.in below the average and trade was dull in the extreme. At the close a clearance not effected. Rusin<:@8 in the carcase market was likewise slow. A, short Mipplv had been nlaced on the market consequently a clearance was effected. Hest eidee of beef mad" 5Jd to 6d. seconds Bid to d. hindquarters 61d to 7d, fomquart? <! to 5d. niutton 6d to 7jd. lamb 7d to 7Jd. and veal from 6'd to 8d per Ib, Salford, Tuesday.—At market. 2.026 cattle. 11,2.37 sheep and lambs. 95 calves, and 76 pips. Prices:—Cattle. 5d to 7d; sheep, 6d to 8\d; lambs, 7d to Sid: calves, 5,d to 7,jd per lb.: pips, to 9B 4d per 201b. There was a znod demand for cattle and sheep. PRODUCE. London. Tuesday.—Sugar: Home-refined moderate business tl.t openin prices: foreign cubes steady; German granulated quiet— ready firsts sold 13s 5id. pood nmrks 13s fcd beet steady—September sold lis 7d; cane dull, no auctions. Coffee sales small and quiet futures quiet—December done 39s. Tea 23.CX35 chests Ceylon moderate demand at pries nn- altered. Rice slow. Meal firm—500 tons Octo- ber-November November-December done irls 6d, Jute flat. Hemp depressed BCTTER. Cork, Tuesday.—Firsts. 90s; seconds. 88s; thirds. 86s; fourths, 77s; superfine. 96s; fire, 89., Choicest boxes. 94s; choice boxes, 90s. In market. 400. FISH. GrimBby, TuesdaY-Abont 60 v?c-is landed moderate catches, for which therp w? ? brisk i nland. Quotatfons:—Soles. Is 2d to Is 5d; turbot. Is; whiting, 3d; brills. 30d to is per lb.; plaice. 5s to 68; lemon soles. 6e to 78 6d: live halibut. 6s; dead, 4s to 5s 6d per stone; live ling, 3s to 4s; dead. 2. to 3s; live cod, 4s to 5s; dead, 3a to 4s; live ekate. 3a to 4s; dead. 2s to 3. each; live dabs. 128 to 15s; dead, 1s to 12B 6d; kit haddocks. 1611 to 17s 6d per box. Hull. 2is. turbot 10s fid, brill 8B 3d. lemon soles 6s. plaire 5s 2d. halibut 4s 9d, pitches 3s 2d. dabs Is lOd. cod Is 8d. gurnet 8i, 13p; whiting» 2s, large haddocks 2s 2d. middle haddock. 2s 2d, and AmaH haddock( Is 6d. Good BUpply; hriok demand. SVGAS. Glasgow, Tuesday.—The offidaJ report says: -A fair business done at fully steady prices. The private report says: -Better tone. 3 good business being done at prices unobtainable yesterday. POTATO ES. London. TueBday-Moderate supplies were on offer, but trade ruled dull. Quotations: — Enplish Beauty of Hebrons. 3. 3d to 4s: Early Puritans. 3s 3d to 4.: Snowdrops, 3s 3d to 4.: Karly Kefrents, 3a to 3s 6d; Up-to-Dates, 3s to 3s 6d per cwt, IIAY AND STRAW. London. Tuesday.—Lighter supplies and. with a srood inquiry, trade ruled Ann. Quota- tions:—Best clover, 85s to 100s; inferior, 80s 6d to 85s; specially picked hay. 92s 6d; good, ditto. 80s to 27s 6d: inferior, 50s to 60s; mix- ture and sainfoin, 70s to 90s; and straw, 25s to 30s per load METALS. Glasgow, Tuesday—Opening: Scotch quiet; small business done at, 763 six days; huyer. 7fJ. cash, and 69. Sd month; sellers. 768 6d cash and 69s 9d -aonth. Cleveland idle-buvers, 71s cash; sellers, 6d more. Cumberland quiet: small business done at 81s cash, and 81s 3d month; bnvers, 81s cash and month; sellers, 31 more. Middlesborough idle. Closing: Scotch quiet; a small business was done at 70B seven- teen days: buyers. 76s 3d ca#h. and 60s 31 month; -el 76? ?d -?ih, ni 69? 9d incontil. Cl..nJand ?dl,. but fi-; a small b.?i. done at 71s 6d cash: buyers, 71s 6e! cash ■ s,,¡¡ere, jd more. Cumberland steadv; a small business was done at 81s 3d month; buvers. 8h "ash and month; sellers, 3d more Middlee- borough Idle. RELATIVE VALUE OF FEEDING STUFFS. I PKK P«I PUR :D';llNIf&f. qfJ;E'ft. it; Ik. s. <i. IS. d.'l S.~Z "beat, K»»llsb ffce.l ¡. '4 1 32 6 1 7 i mI:L,i! (,() 3 7 WI 28 e; 8 4i „ Aiistralisu 62 4 0 ?% "Z C 7 Wnuitoba 6 4 3 195 3i 0 7 "arley, J.r:Ji8h (h8tl 4 b MS 36 C 9 8 (official | 2 4.'Y.I ;'5 7 I avenwe) j M 3 2 100 15 2 7 1 „ Hussion (best)..1 50 2 9 100 21 9, 6 2 '!nt<.Eu'?Lth (best). 42 2 11; H6 23 6 7 8 (otNciat avenfrel 39 2 3? ?17 18 1 6 9 RU8Sl&n (be.t\ 40 2 3 ?23 18 0;? 0 4 „ „ (averagel 40 2 24 3M 17 C. 6 34 »laize,American 5J 2 8 ?'?3 21 6 5 2 „ Odessa 51 3 2 'M 5 3 5 10 RMn?H?)t?M??.'? 60 3 :¡ ?f? 3 P,(t1..dlaT1 63 3 0J :q ( "]1 I.mseed, Calcutta j 31 6 84 410 53 6 11 6 F;onr, I*eath«r Tie 56 5 2!Z90(8kb 0 10 5 limn 4 6 P?rd'??.'??.?.?? H ? ?? 13arley Men! — — 0 L'?edC??'?M" ? H 8 o (DTernffe) 7 Cake (best) 6 9 (.ver&i(')1 j J £ »f]ii»b M .d.¡ (best) j 4 It „ (a"era.el. 3 k Of 4 s lav'ge) ii 4 3 ? B?h'(be<t)' — ? — j? „ (a.erMre); 2 V The above price;-iexoept official aver are from the latest wholesale quotations. Retail traders require to add wholesale PrOfttB, ware- housing. carriage. Ac

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