South Wales Daily News

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. r LONDON, FRIDAY EVEXING. The demand for gold for the Continent sti'l continues, and a further sum of i:57,000 has been Withdrawn from the Bank to-day. The discount market to-day has been quiet, with a moderate demand for accommodation at the following rates Bank Bills. — ii Months, 21 to 2 per cent. 4 Months, 24 per cent.; 6 Months, 8 per cent. Trade Bills.—3 Months, 3 per cent. 4 Months,per cent. 6 Months, 4 per cent. On the Stock Exchange to-day business has been limited in the foreign and home railway mar- kets, but in bank and telegraph shares there has been a fair amount, and transactions in the mis- cellaneous market have been exceptionally numerous, attention being chiefly directed to land shares, which are firm. The amount of uncer- tainty I,till existing in reference to the Turkish difhctxlty continues to have a depressing influence I upon foreign stocks, and in the home railway mar- ket anticipa ions of unsatisfactory traffic returns I this week have caused a decline in the shares of I isome of the leading Companies. lit the market for English Funds Ccnsols have recovered the fall of yesterday, advancing to 931 to 931 for money, and 931 to 93g for the account. New and Reduced, 93.ï to 93 J. In the Foreign market Peruvian have again been pressed for sale, and have fallen about 1 per cent. Egyptians were also a shade lower. The fluctuations were as follows 6 per cent Argentine, 1868, 9H 6 per cent ditto, Public Works, 1871, 821; 5 per cent Brazilian, 1865, 961 5 per cent ditto, 1871, 90i ditto, 1875, 96^, i; 8 per cant Chilian 18/3, 87| Q per cent Columbian, 1873, 39| 7 per cent Egyptian, 1862, 8o, 2; 7 per cent ditto, 1864, 921, 90k; 7 per cent ditto, 1868, 77, 4, g, 7. i, 8; ? per cent do, 1873. 72g, I, v, 2*, £ §, 5 per cerit"Hungarian, 1873, (2\ 6 per cent ditto, 1873, Treasury, 93i, 2 £ 3 £ xd 6 per cent do, 1874, do, 94i, 4, V; 9 per cent Japan, 110; 7 per cent ditto, 1031 6 per cent Peruvian, 1870, 37, 7 h, f, 8; 5 per cent ditto, 1872, 29, 8 £ 9| i, f, i, £ 30, 1; 3 per cent Portuguese, 18o3-1867, 52|, f, 3, |; 5 per cent Russian, 1822, £ sterling, 100A; 4 per cent ditto (Nicholas Railway), 8 5 per cent ditto, 1871, 98i, i; 5 per cent ditto 1872, 97§, 8, i; 5 per cent ditto, 1873, 97f, 8 £ ;4 £ xn per cent ditto, 1875, scrip, 89f, 3 per cant Spanish, 1866-9-70-72-5, 18, k; 8 per cent Turkish, 1858, 3ôi, 1, 30; 6 per cent ditto, 1862, 3Ot, 31A 5 per cent ditto, 1865, 24 £ 4, J, |; 6 per cent ditto, 1865, 31; I per cent ditto, 1869, 27 £ 6 per cent ditto, 1871, 45J, i; 6 per cent ditto, Treasury, 1873, 26f r; Uruguay, Consolidated, 1871, 32, I-g I; 6 per flent Argentine Hard Dollars, 62t Italian, ex 25 francs, 71J; 6 per cent United States, 1867, 371,346,350 dollars, issued up to 27th Fbb., 1869, redeem 1887, 109§; 5 per cent ditto Funded. ftocom 1881, 104f, 1 6 per cent Virginia, New J'ùnded, 62J. In the Railway share market the general ten- dency has been towards depression. The Metro- politan and Metropolitan District have been heavily pressed for sale at reduced prices. On the other hand Chathams and South Easterns have improved on rumours of an intended fusion of the two companies. In the American descriptions Erie shares and Canadian bonds are a shade better. The four o'clock quotations are annexed Bristol and Fxeter, 137 to 139 Cale- donian, 1301 to 13 )$; Cornwall, 5 to 6 East London, 101 to 111 Farness. 130 to 133; Glaagowand South Western, 112 to 113 Great TAfftern,477 to 48^ Do. Scrip issued at 41, 46 to 4&: Great Northern, 138 to 139; Do. A, 1471 to 1471 Great Western "Consolidated Ordinary," 114 to 114:1; Lancashire and York- shire, 141! to 1421; London Brighton, and South C ibast, 1171 to 1171 Do. Deferred, 1081 to 109i; London, Chatham, and Dover Arbitration, 25^ to 25; ditto, ditto, 41t per cent Arbitra- tion Preference. 782 to 77London and North Western, 14ti to 1461 London and South Western, 1221 to 123A; London, Tilbury, and Southend, 92" to 94 Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 83# to 834 ditto Preferred, to — ditto Deferred, 51 to 53 Metropolitan, 101 to 101J Metropolitan District, .21 to 42; Midland, 1414 to 141f Monmouth. shire, 142 to 146; North British, 1191 to 119; North Eastern, Consols, 1641 to 165 North London, 125 to 130 North Staffordshire, 80 to 82 Rhymney, 65 to 70; Shropshire Onion, 72i to 73; South Devon, 72 to 74 South Eastern, 131 to 133 ditto Preferred, — to — ditto Deferred, 132$tol32§; Staines, Wokingham, and Woking, to 29t; Taflf Vale, 190 to 195 Waterford and Central Ireland, 13 to 17; and Whitby, Kedcar, and Middlesboro' Union, 30 to 35. The following were the 4 o'clock closing quota- tions in the undermentioned Stocks and Shares:— Bombay and Baroda Railway, 115; to 116; Eastern Bengal Railway, 115to 1161; East Indian Railway, 119 to 120 Great Indian Peninsular Railway, 116 to 117; Madras Railway, U4 to 116; Scinde, Punjaub. and Delhi Railway, 114 to 115; Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, 10 to llj do, First Preference, to — do, Second Pre- ference, to —; do, Third Preference, to Great Western Railway of Canada, 61 to 7 Dutch Rhenish Railway, 26 to 261 San Paulo tyulway, 26 to 27 South Austrian and Upper Italian way, 9! to 9; Erie Railway, 14t to 144;. Illinois, 34 to 36.. Banks.—Anglo-Egyptian Banking, Lim., 30J, |xd; Bank of Alexandria, Lim., 10 £ f Bank j/ JRoxnanifl, Gf English Bank of Rio de Janeiro, (Ant., Ui xd English, Scottish, and Austrian Chartered. 26 Imperial Ottoman, 8$, 8, J Lon- don and County, 61, b London and Westminster, 59$; Standard of British South Africa, Lim., 31; Uzrion of London, 41, 40$. Foreign Mines—Eberhandt and Aurora, 7i. I; New Quebrada, 4$; Richmond Consolidated" 8f Rio Tinto 5 per cent. Mortgage Debenture, (Spanish Coupon Bonds) 62. Telegraphs.—Anglo-American, 60f, f,$, 60,$, f, § Cuba, 8! Direct United States Cable, 8J, 9 astern Lim. 7§, 3-16, 61 7h Eastern Extension, 7$, §; Diito 6 per cent Debenture and Scr'p— 2preHiium Ditto 6 per cent. Preference, 9g, |; West India an& Panama, 2 1-16 Western and Brazilian, 12 £ 12, J, 11 J, 12, 11^, h Mines-Carn Brea, 37 to 39 Cook's Kitchen, S to 5$; Devon Consols, 4 to 5 Dolcoath, 40 to 42 East Caradon, If to 2 East Lovel, 14 to 15 East Van, If to 2; Great Wheal Vor, 3 to 3k; Kirgston Downs, «to 1 Ladywell, 2å to 2 Marke Valley, 3i. 4 to. 3t; Penstruthal, 9s to lls Port Nigel, 2 to 2$; Roman Gravels, 12 to 12$; South Cam Brea, If to 1^; South Condurrow, 5i to 6 Tincroft, 19 to 20$; fTankerville, 10 to 10i • VMX, 28 to 29 West Basset, 4i to. 5; West Chlverton, 17 to 17$; West Frances, 8i to 8i • Wsst Tolgos, 50 to 52 West Wheal Setou, oh' Wheal Agar, 2 to 24 Wheal XUtaf Wood- 32 tn 34 • WV>a»l TTnw 2 to 2-

PRICES AFTER OFFICIAL HOURS. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) £ 57,000 were withdrawn from the Bank. Consols were 94J. JSgyptian, 1873's, in demand, at 74 to 74. Turkish Fives improved to 24$; Peru fives, 30 to 30i. Hailways better; Chathams, about IC)i North Westerns, 146 to 146j Anglo's, about 60. Tallow, new, 523 3d on the spot Rape oil, 39s to 39s 6d Lineeed, 25s 3d.

SPECIAL COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS. RTBOM OUB OOMMERCIAL REPORTERS. 1 At the meeting of the creditors of Messrs. J. J. Ronaldson and Sons, wine merchants, 27, Min- cmg-lane, the liabilities were estimated at £ 38,780, and the assets at £ 18,550. An offer which was made to the creditors of 6s in the 2, payable 3s in three months, Is 6d in six months, and the balance in twelve months, was refused. Ultimately the meeting was adjourned for a week. The net profit of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway, for the half-year ending June 30ih last, was £ 715,85S, the payment of which was, guranteed. The interest absorbs C572,020, and a balance of £ i43.838 remains as surplus profit, divisible equally between the Company and the Government. To the Company's moiety of R71,919 there is to be added 28,521 brought for- ward; makiug a total of £80,440, which wil admit of a dividend of 8d per cent, leaving a balance of £ 2,500 dependent upon the rate of Exchange on the remittance from Bombay. The Western and Brazilian Telegraph Company announce an interim dividend of 5s per share, with the addition of £ 10,000 to the reserve fund. PABIS, Friday. Bourse closed firm. 3 per cent. Rentes, 66f. to 2ïf.; 5 per cents, 103f. to 97f. Bourse firm.

THACKERAY AND SAYCE, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, as WEST BUTE STREET CARDIFF. DAILY STOCK AND SHAKE LIST. RAILWAYS. Paid. Prices. Stock Bristol and Exeter £ 100 137i 133} Great Eastern 100 48 481 „ Great Western 100 114 114.1- It London. Chatnam, and Dover 100 2 Li 26J „ London and North Western -200 146 146.1- „ Midland 100 141 HU Monmoutnsnire lUO — 1441 1451 Rhymney -100 65 66 60 Severn <& Wve Railway and Canai 60 24, 25! Stock Somerset and Dorset — 100 — — „ Soutn Devon 100 72 74 Tafl vaie 100 192i 193i PKEiT £ KB,XXlAL. Bristol and Exeter 4 per cent. 9100 101 102 „ Brisw ana LiLeter 41. ivO 10S 110 Gt. Westerucouiulidatedbp. ct. 100 119 120 aionmoutiasiiire 5 per cect. 100 116 lis 12 Do. New, convertible 6 313j pm Stock Rhymney 6 per cent (guaranteed) 100 100 111 Do. 6 per cent. IStSl u. 100 124 126 5J Do. o per cem. I Sol u. 100 105 106 „ Do. 6 per cent. isoi 100 119 lZtl vo. 6 per cent. lfitil .u. 100 100 lo-a „ Do. b per cent. 1867 JLIO 9d 100 20 Severn&Wve Raiiy. & Canai, 4J p.c. 20 18 ISj 1) Do. 6 per cent. 10 „ 9; 10 Stock South Devon 6 Der cent. 100.. 111; illi TafltVaie4^ per cent. „ 100 105 106 Do. 5 per cent.100 114 116 10 Do New do 8 9& 9} Stock Do. fto. 1 100 192i 193J GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 50 Aberdare. 10 p. c 60 115 116 20 Uoleiord, Oll., and Uak, 5 p. c. 20 1.21 23 Stock Dve Vallev. 5 D.C. 100 113 115 10 Ely Valley, 6 p. c 10.. 10 11 Stock Great Western 5 par ct. Guaranteed 100 1211 1221 Hereford, Hay- & Brecon Ordinary 100 66-i 864 „ Do. ditto Preference 100 86 87 Stock Llantrisant and Tiff Vale, 5 p. c. 100 114 116 „ Llynvi and Oamore, 0 p. c.100 140 141 „ Do. 6 per cent first Proiarence 100 1151 llGt 20 Do. d". Second Preterence.. 20 22 224 00 PenarthHarbour Dock&Railway 100 102 1031 35 Swansea Vale, 6 p. c. 3,5 471 481 DEBENTURE STOCKS. Stock Bristol and Exeter 4 per cent 100 102 104 >( Do. do. *i per cent 100.. 107 108 J Great Western 5 ditto 100 123 125 Midland 4 per ce. 100 102 103 Monmoutnsnire 4t aitto -— 100 Ill 112 I'lvuvi ó ditto 100 118 120 South Devon 6 ditto 100 118 120 Somerset and Dorset 6 do. ,STo. 1 100 101 103 Tafl Vale, 4 p.c 100 100 101 BANKS. 200 Anglo Austrian Fl. 120 8 8i 100 uiamorgansiiiire Banking Company 100 1;43 195 10 Glamorgauiliire.Liew Shares 5 Hi Ul 10 London and Provincial Lim 5 lOt 10* 60 Nat,onal and Pr,)vineal 21 84 86 20 National and Provincial „ 12 48 4,9i" 20 Ditto, new, 4 „ 2li 22jpm 20 Swansea Bank 6 9t 9t 20 West oC EuKland & S. W. D. Bank 15.. -Oi 29i MISCELLANEOUS. 10 Aberdare Gas 10 14 15 10 Bristol & So. WaiesWagonCo.,Lim. 4 7 25 Bristol Waterworks 25 55! 56^ Stock vo. (ias -loo 196 193 u Cardiff Gas. A 10 per cent 100 195 200 „ Do. do. B 8 per cent 100 150 155 25 Va. da. Shares 7 per cent „ 25 33 34 Stock Do. Waterworks IOU 196 200 11 Do. do. 1860 ICTU 148 150 10 Vo. co. new 5 5j 26 DO.RoyalHotel 25 15J 16 25 Do. Workmea Cottage Co 25 30 35 25 Do. do. New 21 26 £ 0 10 Cardiff & Swansea Colliery, ijim. 8 2J 2f 6 Crown Preserved Coal- 6 3J 4 32 Kbbw Vaie. — 23 12 15 100 Erie. 100 dollars shares — all 14$14| 20 Great Western Colliery 18 12 lt 60 Llynyi, Tondu & oirmore Coal & Iron 60 23 25 10 Llvnvi Valley Gas 10 13 14 4 Mwyndy Iron Ore, Limited 3i 1} 2Jpd, 100 Nant.Vglo & Biaina Iron Works(Pre 100.. 28 82 10 Newport Abercarn Colliery, Lmid.). 9.. 4 5 36 Do Gas A 35 60 70 86 Do. ts — 85.. 45 50 5 Do. Tramways 5 4i 5i 10 Do. Waterworks Shares 10 16 17 10 Do. do. New — 3 5 6 10 Portishead Gas 10 10 10j 10 PoweU s Lantwit Collierv u., J It 10 Provincial Tramways 50 Rhondda Merthyr Colliery, Limited 50 e 30 40 25 Ditto ditto "B" lii- 11 14 50 Rhymliey iron, Limited 60 27 2S 10 Do. New 15 8 9 25 Swansea Gas 25 3.!1 Sit 10 iJitto Shipping Co 6 iff 4f 25 South Wales Colliery, l.imlted 17 llj 12; 60 Tredegar Iron & Coal A Lim. 13* 14* 25 Do. do. ao. 13 Lim. 25.. 224J 10 West India and Panama Telegraph 10.. 2 10 Ditto ditto 10 per cent. Preierence 10.. 103 lli 10 Ystrad Gaj and Waterworks 10.. 14 14V 10 Do. 2 3 4 B >k Rate 6 per cent, (aiace 18th November). CARDIFF DAILY LKT. Dee. 4th, 1^75.

SAYCE AND RAKE, STOCKBROKERS 7, FISHER-STREET, SWANSEA. SWANSEA DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. Amt. Paid RAILWAYS. Prioea. Stock £ 100-Bristol and Ex«ter t371 13SA 20 20.. Cornwa]l gj 10O,.Great Western iU ml 100.Hereford, Hay, and Brecon 86 86* „ 322 123 100..Llynvi and Ogmyre 13S» 140 II 100..Londor and Norta-Western 145 146 „ i00..Lon onand feouLh We8iern 124 1234 „ 100..Midland 141 1411 100..Monmouthshire 111 14.) w 100.. Rhymney • 66 60 50..Severn and Wye — 26J „ 100..Somersetand Dorset — •• —- 100..South Devon 'f •• 85 35..Swansea Vale *'i •• «* Stock 100.. Taff Vale I92* igst P&KF CKS. Stock 100-Cambrian 6 per cent No 1 91 99 100..Great Westeruil p.c. guaranteed.. 121 122 u 100.. Hereford, Hay, and Brecon. 86 87 100.,Llane.ly 6J per cent — — 100..LlanelJv 6 per cent 129 ..180 100_,Monmox.xishire b per cent 114 116 6.. Ditto New couvertable 1880 3 3i p BJ 10 IO..Pembrokb and Tenby 5 per cent 7 7 Stock 10(.. Rhymney 6 per cent. 124 126 20 20.. Swansea Vale 5 per cent 22 22 J 15 15..Swansea Vale 6 per cent 19 19j DEBENTURES. Stock £ 100.. Brecon and Merthyr A, 5 per cent] SO 92 „ 100..Cambrian5 percent 100 101 „ 100..Great Western 5 per cent 125 126 „ loi).. Hereford. Eviy, & Brecon 5 percent 119 ..120 100 100..Llanelly — — — „ 100..Neath and Brecon 74 78 „ 100..Swansea Vade li per cent terminable — „ 100.. Ditto do. 5 percent — BANKS. 100 100..Glamorganshire Banking Co. 19:5t 196} 10 6. Ditto ditto, new shares .u. 141 14} 10 B. London and Provincial Bank 101.. 104 10 10..North and South Wales Bank 32 33 20 6.. Swaiisex Ban&, Lin ited 9! 9 20 16.. West of England Bank 281 294 GAS. 10 10.. Aberdare Gas Consumers Co. It 1 15* 10 10..Bridgend Gas and Water Co 10J 11 100 100..Bristol United Ga3 ly<; 193 25 25..Carmarthen Gas 27.. 28 25 25.. Gloucester Light Co 4U 41 20 20..Llanelly Gas Co. 23 .1 2t 10 10..Llvnvi Valiey Gas 131 14 26 Swansea uaB Light Co, io Der cent. 411 411 25 25..Ditto ditto, 7t per cent. 3.. 34 5 6..Ystalvfera Gas Co. Limited 4 44 MISCELLANEOUS. Stock 100..Anglo American Telearaph ft) „ GOt 20 10..Bristol Wagon Works Co 131 14 10 .Cardiff 4c Swansea Coll. Co. Lim. 2.. 8 25 25.-Copper Miners Co. 74percent.Pref. — — M S £ l..Dlr«ct United BtatesCable „ 9 M CO 100..Dynevor&DaffrynColl. S p.c. Deb. — 32 29..Ebbw Vale Steel, L on, & Coal Co 13 15 10 10..Gloucester Wagon Co 15i 16 20 1,lIreu, «estrrn Colliery 12 13 100 100.. Laudore Siemen's Steel Company 100 100..Ditto 6 Per Cent Debentures 99!. 100i 5 5" LlaneIlv Iron Shippintr Co 4i. Ó 100 100..Lianclly Harbour Bonds. 5 p ctnt 101 50 60.. Llynvi, and Tondu Coal & Iron Co. 25 27 4 Si..MN-,vudy Iron Ore Company 14 'I 10 8..Milford Docks 5i 64 100 100,.Nantyglo and Blaina Iron pref. 36 38 6 5..Neath anfi District Tram ways Co.. 4 5 10 IO..Neatn water Co 20 21 10 8.. Newport Abe-carae Colliery Co. 3i.. 4 50 60.. Rhvmney Iron Co 27 .A 29 50 25..Swansea Ca-tie Hotel Co 100 100..Swansea Harbour Bonds, 44 pcent 99 100 50 40..Swansea. Merchant Shipowners Co. 40 10 6..SwanseaShipping 44 41 10 4..Swansea Tram ways 100 100..Swansea Urban Slort. Bonds,4J p.c. 98 100 10 10..Swansea Wagon Company 7 7 i 10 10..Ditto, 10 per car,t Preference 3! 4 pm. SWANSEA LAtE-T PXilCES FOP. ACCOUNT, Dec. 14, 1875. ondQD Stock Exchange quotations wired twice daiiy, at 12 and 3 p.m. Railway Traffic Receipts weekly, per special wire.

G. H. BOWYER & CO.. STOCK AND SHARE BROKE tS. 4, NICHOLAS STREET, BP.ISTO,i. Railway Stocis: Bank, Gas, U'a er, Talet.,r.,Vli, a d Misc-l- laneoua Sh re3: Foreign and Coioniil ILndR, Debentures, &c., Bought and Sold at close market prices. Special business In Local Securities. "T,.e Investment Review and Bondholders Guide" is-ued monthly hv Messrs Bowyer & Co. is the m')t reliable and trust- worthy pub! cation of the day, and should be read by Capitalists, ]aareholders. and inten,liné( Inves'ors. A copy of the October edition, No. OLXXXVII. forltarded on application. G. H. BOWYER & CO SLockbr.,kers, Bristol. Twenty yeais expe: ien'-e. Bankers-West of England and South Wales District Bank. ROBERTS & LYDDON, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 17, CHURCH-STREET, & VlfciNlMA CHAMBERS, liUTE DUI.:KJ, CARDIFF, (Mr. Lyddon for 13 years Member of the Bristol Stock Exchange), Have business in the undermentioned Loeai Securities BUYERS OF Khymney Railway Urdinaty Stock. Do. Preference Stock. West of England Ba'.k Share3. Dare Valley Kai way New ahires. Cardiff Gas Shares. Camiff Water Works Shares. Swansea Wagon Snares. Swansea Bank Sha. es. Ystrad Gas and Wa er Old and KewShares. Taff V le Railway > ew 5 per cent Shares. SELLKRS OF Monmouthshire Raii vay Debentu-e Slock. Plh IP-111 ly Railway 4 per cent Debenture. Cardiff Workmen's Cottage Shares. Booker & Co.'s hares. Taff Vale Kai'.way Stoctf. 30

T t tf t LATEST MARKETS. CORN, LONDON CORN MARKET, Friday.—Market inactive. English and Foreign wheat quiet at former values. Flour steady but little doing. Barley dull, especially malting qualities, which still tend lower. Oats quiet and unal- tered. Maize steady at late advance, beans and Peas remain firm. British wheat, 250 barley, H60. Foreign —wheat, 15820 barley, 23640 oats, 56040 flour, 1160 sacks. LIVERPOOL CORX MARKET, Friday.—Only a limited trade was done in wheat, without quotable change in prices, but excellent at a concession. Sales in any quan- tity were ditti cult. Flour dull. Beans firm. Peas fully as dear as previously. Oats quiet. Indian Corn in moderate request, at a decline of 3d per qr. Weather generally cold and dry since Tuesday. GLASGOW CORN MARKET, Friday.—Market quiet but steady for all articles of trade. VV eather frosty. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Friday. The wheat trade is still very quiet, but prices are generally against buyers when business transpires. Barley sells slowly at irregular prices the other articles without change. Weather unsettled. PRODUCE. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, Friday.—Sugar market steady and more business uoing. Prices, however, con- tinue without change. • Coffee quiet. Plantation Cey- lon sold at moderate prices,- or 2s lower on the week. Low middling,103s. Middling,104stol05s. Good middling, 106s to 107s. Foreign lands dull sale. Tea -617 packages of Indian sold at previous rates. Rice very dull, and busi- ness almost at a standstill. Pepper quiet. Cotton market quiet. Jute unchanged. Green Fruit — Oranges sell freely, also better enquiry for lemons. Large arrivals of St. Michael. Pine apples meet a ready sale. Tallow (new), about 52s 3d on the IIpot, LIVERPOOL PBODCOS MARKET, Friday. Sugar in moderate demand at unchanged rates. Rice dull. Coffee quiet but steady. Nitrate of Soda dull, at lls 6d per cwt. Lard, 58s per cwt. Petroleum unchanged. Tallow steady. Olive oil firm. Linseed oil dull, at 258 6d to 26s per cwt. Rape oil, 41s per cwt for retiued. Cotton seed oil, 21s per cwt. Ropin unaltered. Asies, 27s per cwt. for pots. Palm oil quiet. Spirits of Turpentine, 25s 6d per cwt. PKOVISIONS. LONDON PROVISION MARKET, Friday. Butter- Best descriptions of Foreign maintain th&ir value. Friesland, 130s to 136z. Canadian quiet. Irith merely nominal. Bacon—light to moderate moderate weights, 66s to 71s heavy and oversize, 63s to 67s, Hams with- out change. Lard quiet and unaltered. Cheese—Good to liue American, 56s to 64s. COTTON. MANCHESTER COTTON GOODS REFORT, Friday.—A quiet steady tone continues to prevail in our market, still there are no symptoms of any material improvement in the demand. The Foreign trade keeps extremely small, the home trade houses also do little beyond sup- plying existing wants. Values nominally remain unal- tered, and only in exceptional cases is any decided advan- tage in price obtainable. WOOL. LONDON WOOL SALES, Friday.—To-day's catalogues comprised 479l bales, principally Sydney and National wool. Biddings were active, and full prices were obtained for all desirable qualities. SUGAR. CLYDE CRUSHED SUGAR MARKET, Friday.—Fair busi- ness done. Mediums bring stiff prievs. Other sorts slightly eabier. BUTTER. CORK BUTTER MARKET, Friday. -Ordinary-Firsts, 145s seconds, 127s thirds, 104s fourths, — fifths, 71. Mild—Firsts, 153s (seconds, 132s thirds, 109s. Firkins in maiket, 1124. COALS. LONDON COAL MARKET, Friday. Steamers being detained by stormy weather an advance of Is 6d per ton wa- obtained for t.he few cargoes of house coals on sale. Hett on, 27s East Hartlepoo], Lambton, 26s 6d Lyons, Harton, Tunstall, 24s 6d. Ships at market, S sold, all at sea, 10. METALS. GLASGOW PIG IBON MAKKKT, Friday. No business doni*. C sin:/ same as 1, v- pon. LONDON MKTAL MARKET, Friday. Copper-75 tons ot ¡;ol,d ordinary Chin, £ 60 5s to £ 80 10s. Australian quite nominal. Tin rather firmer. Straits done at £ 82. Australian, £81, buyers over, Spelter, C25 to JB25 5s. L«ad, ±'22 to £ 22 5.-i. Scotch pig iron, 62s 6d sellers. Quicksilver, £13 sellers, SWANSEA COPPER TRADE.-NIIessrs Richardson and Co., Copper Ore Wharves, Swansea, state in their monthly circular for December that the total Chili Copper produce unsold at Swansea on the 1st ult. was as follows :—Ore, 1970 tons regulus, 1597 tons, and copper, 1200 tons. These totals represent about 2100 tons fine Copper. There have been no private sales of furnace material reported during the past month, the quantities shewn above had been sold to arrive. The circular adds:-We have had two public sales ef British and Foreian produce. On the 9th, 1155 tons, the whole sale realised 16s Sid per unit, for a produce of 23i per cent; Cape, 16s lOd per unit, for a produce of 27 per cent. On the 23rd, 1108 tons, the whole sale realised 16s lid per unit, for a produce of 19 13-16 per cent Cape, 16s 8!d per unit, for a produce of 28i per cent. The advices from the West Coast since our last issue have been :-For the last half of October 850 tons bars, and 1159 fine in ores and regulus, all for England for the first half of November 1500 tons bars, and 600 fine in ores and reajulus, all for England. There is scarcely any change to note in the position of our Copper Market, it remains inactive, but values are fairly maintained. We quote Ones and Regulus, 16s 6d to 17s per ufcit tough cake, £ 88 to £ 90 Chile bars (G.O.B's.), £ 81 to £ 82 10s bar silver, 4s 8d per oz. standard. Tin—English block, £ 86 to 287 Straits, CS2 to JE83 Banc*. JE91 to £ 92. Lead-English Pig (O.S.B's.), 922 5s to C22 10s. Spelter, £26 10s per ton.

LONDON GRAIN TRADE REPORT. [SPECIAL REPORT FROM, OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] LONDON, Friday.—The grain, influenced bv the colder weather. has been firmer in tone. At Mark-lane, this morning, an endeavour—which, however, proved unsuc- cessful- was made to advance the price of wheat, but notwithstanding the shortness of supplies and the wintry aspect of affairs, millers could not be induced to bid on higher terms, consequently but little business resulted, and the few sales effected were done at about the rates current on Monday last. The continued inanimation is solely due to the large supplies in stock, and for the moment no attention is paid to the unsatisfactory condi- tion of agricultural affairs since the commencement of the season. Our imports have exceeded those for the corresponding period last year by nearly six million cwts. During the week ending November 30th the quantity of British wheat disponed of at Mark-lane was 3,399 quar- ters, and the average price 483 Id barley, 833 quarters, average 37s 5d. Flour has been dull of sale. In spring corn not much has been doing, but values generally have been hardening, and otocke have been held. for an oJvanca.

GOVERNMENT SIGNAL STATION, LIZARD. [Ship, reported by the LIZARD SIGNAL CO. ax having PASSED THB LIZAnD.1 [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] THE LIZARD, Friday. Wind north-east, fresh, fine. barometer, 29'63. PASSED b;AST-afternoon-brigan. tine John, of Teignmeuth steamer Messina, of and for Hamburg from Cardiff. PASSED WEST—afternoon—steamers Linda, of New- castle for Cork Austinfriars, of London for Bristol; Lisvaae, of Cardiff Chevington, of Newcastle.

THE WEATHER. CARDIFF, Friday, 5 p.m.—The barometer has risen 2-10ths fcioce yesterday. The mercury now stands at 29 "88. There has been a further increase in the tempera- ture of 2 deg., the thermometer now indicating 37 deg. Fahrenheit. Tha wind, which has fallen very light, has veered round from north east to north. The weather I ha. a more settled appearance. Although the weather here has been very moderate, yet down Channel a 6trong east wind with high seas have prevailed during the past few d«ys. i The following vessels have put into the undermen- tioned places bound to ports in the Bristol Channel The Ada, Capt Cocks, from London for Gloucester the Rebecca, Cat.,t Bowden, from Par for Newport; and the Irma. Capt Thomas, from Swansea for St Maio. have put into Fowry; and the Mystere, Capt Maheo., from Auray for Cardiff; and the Marie Gustave. Capt Le Due, from Paimbojuf for Gloucester, have put into Padstow.

CASUALTIES. ACCIDENT TO A STBAMKE.— The screw-steamer Joseph D'idds, of London, while proceeding to her loading berth in the East But Dock, on Thursday night, fouled one of the buoys, losing tho blades of her propeller and the boss. The screw-steamer Corisande, Capt Harman, from Cardiff for Barcelona, with coals, has put into Falmouth with machinery disabled. The screw-steamer Alice, coal laden, from Swansea for St Malo, was towed back to Swansea with engines broken down.

FOREIGN ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS OF CARDIFF VESSELS. (SPECIALLY REPOIZTED TO THE "HOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS.) The ss Hero, Capt Savage, left Rouen on Friday morn- ing for Cardiff. The ss Lisvane, Capt Gordon, passed the Lizard at half-past three o'clock on Friday afternoon from Rouen for Cardiff. Wind siorth-east, fresh, fine. The ss Louise, Capt George Blampied, with wheat, arrived at Malta on Tuesday evening coaled, and left on Wednesday at noon for Southampton. Weather very fine. The ss S W Kelly, Capt Eobson, left Flushing on I Friday for Udessa. The ss John Boyle, Capi; Bowen, arrived at Dunkerque from Phillipville on Friday. The ss w R Rickett, Capt Deacon, arrived at Gibraltar on Wednesday morning, ail well, from Cardiff. The ss Lynx, Capt Earnell, arrived at Neath from Cork on Friday. The ss Liffey, Capt James, from Cork for Neath, put into Padstow on Friday. Strong east wind and high sea. The ss Scots Greys, Capt Alexander Grant, passed Dover from Hull for Cardiff at 2 o'clock on 1 riday afternoon.

REUTER'S MAIL TELEGRAMS. SOUTHAMPTON, lhursday.—T.he Royal Mail Company's steamer Guardiana, with Brazil and River Plate mails, arrived here to day.

LATEST ARRIVALS 7N PENARTH ROADS. CARDIFF, Friday Night.—ALLIES, Flu, 136, iron ore. ANN, Roschibf, 496, iron or. PREMIER, Kearon, 84 gas coal. ADONIS, Phillips, 64, pig iron. ROCNDSHOT, bmith, 125, ballast. Asp, Motter, 4P, light. ECLIPSE' Ellis, 58, lighe. EVELINE, Logan, 303, ballast. MAG- NOLIA, Burguett, 439, ballast. LUSIA, De Ging, 392, ballast. The ETHEL ANN, with grain from the Baltic,,is expected.

CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. EAST BUTE DOCK.—Dec. 3. Victoria, 16, Morgan, Bristol, light John Byr.g ss, 472, Foradike, St Nazaire, light Sarah Ann ss, 76, Clark, Cork, light Marie Angelo, 466, Magellan, Bristol, ballast William, 3, Petheram, Canal, light Argesres, 130, Mann, Whitehaven, 236 tons iron ore, Rhymney .Co Enmore ss, 1122, Holman, Bristol, light WEST BUTE DOCK-Dec. 3. Volunteer, 180, Harwood, Canal, light Ernst, 272, Todmen, Swansea, light Sophia, 63. Jones, Bristol, light Sciiofna, 168, Olsen, Bristol, light Gyles Lang, 124, Skinner, Plymouth, 40,000 bricks,order Catherina, 85, Parry, Bristol, light Conception, 90, Bazine, Larmeon, 129 tons potatoes, Eng- land Sau^y Lass. 38, Bertram, Bristol, light Celine, 97, Ball, Bordeaux, 124 tons pitwood, fJrder Ala Charles, 73, Edwards, Aberystwith, light PENARTH DOCK—Dec. 1, Derby, SO, Roberts, Cardiff, light Express, 39, Wilkius, Cardiff, light Swallow, 28, Wafren, Cardiff, laden Weston ss, 90, Richards, Bristol, light Sedgemoor ss, 101, Longney, Newport, light ) Marquis ss, 68. Windows, Bristol, light j George, 29, Browning, Bristol, light Union, 32, Long, Bristol, light Brothers, 59, brown, Bridgwater, light Emperor. 45, Jones, Gloucester. light Bride 88, 199, R Gyles, Portleven, light Ventnor ss, 542, Gardener, Havre, light j GLAMORGAN CANAL—Dec. 2. i Matilda, 29, White, Chepstow, bricks Electric, 45, Nicholas, Watchet, general GLAMORGAN CANAL—Dec. 3. Deux Maries, 2p0, Dubois, East Dock, ligt 3AILINGS. SOUTH BASIN, Dec. 3._— MERCUK, Leanicb, Port Said PROVIDEXCB, Lodge, Bristol. EAST DOCK, Dec. 3.—STORM NYMPH, H.arwood, Hayle. ARRAGON, Symons, Malta. GUDIATOR ss, Jones, Rochefort. STENTOR gii, Wood, Pi otterdam. TBAMOBE. Tother, Santos. li W MESSER, Hewett, Havaianah. S COBOTO, Scarpone, Alexandria. N BYWATER, Morgan, Waterford. WEST DOCK, Dec. 3.—C HEINRICH, Bradhering, Copenhagen. JEUNE FELIX. Monsel, Belle Isle. UMAN, Anderson, Messina. STANDARD, Wood, St Michaels. GEORGE & MARY, Tour, Falmouth. DER DRETTE JULI, Restour, Bordeaux. RUBY, Roberts, Port Madoc. ECLIPSE, Cook, Bristol. PROSPERITY, Harrison, Rouen. CECILIA, Lemursr, St Maio. LADY STUART, Gurnett, Arthurstown. EMILY LLOYD, bwan, Caen. BOUGAIN- VILLE, Goruche, Fecamp. PENARTH DOCK, Dec. 1.—ABMANILLA, Garrett. Yoko- hama. LAMENTIN. Moyon, Barcelona. COBONET ss, Caines, Port aid. HILLSBOROUGH, Owens, Tenby. KA E, Bennett, ilfracombe. ALMA ss, Facey, Bristol. ENTERPRISB ss, Everett, Bristol. BROTHERS, Herom, Bristol. GLAMORGAN CANAL, Dec. 2.—LLOYDS, Strong, Ely Harbour. -cjj GLAMORGAN CANAL, Dec. 3.~ALA CHARLES, Edwards, West Dock. WILLIAM, Petheram, East Dock. VESSELS CLEARED-Dec. 3. ( Barcelona, Lady Clive ss, B, 830 coal, Powell s Duffryn Port Said, Northumbria ss, B, 1800 coal, Worms & Co Havre, Merthyr ss, B, 90 coai, Bwllfa C C Honfleur, Gertrude, B, 210 coal, Wayne & Santander, Golden Island, B, 290 coal, E Hancock Teneriffe, Lady of Avenel, B, 280 coal, Ocean oteara Q Q St Nazaire, John Byng ss, B, 1000 coal, Bregeon Pemambuco, Pownal, B, 300 coal, Ocean Sj:,ea^ C C Port Said, Mercator ss, B, 1000 coal, Powell s Duffryn Barcelona, Llanishen ss, B, 1300 coal, Ppw ,.f -^uffryn Port Said, Welledey es, B, 1000 coal. Powell s Dugryn Bona, Mont Valerien, F, 265 coal, Cwmaman C 0 Martinique, Ganger Rolf, Ny, 432, A Bocame Dakar, Prim, Ny, 410 coal, Worms & Co Havannah, Skinfaxe, Ny, 400 coal, Burnyeat. ]Brown Cape de Verde, Lindasness, B, 530, Nixon & Co Genoa, Francisco Bertolotto, iy, 1140, Humfray & Co Kingston, Angelina, Iy, 700 coal, Coffin & 'O Constantinople, Carbone, 880 coal, Cory Bros Genoa, Venezia, Iy, 1100 coal, Burnyeat, Brown Co r VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS—Dec. 3. Havre, Merthyr ss, B, 511, Wil'ianos, Bwllfa C C Point de Galle, St George, B, 1496, Evans, Page, Ohlsen Gibraltar, Borthwick ss, £ >, 684, Chenaze, Bovey & Q0 St Nazaire, John Byng ss, B, 472- I orsdike, Harrison Barcelona, Llanishen ss, B, 676, Davies, StallybrasFj Barcelona, Joseph Dodds ss, B, 832, Garson, Stallybrasa St Malo, Espiegle, F, 58, Le Clerc, Morel & Co Basse Indre, Pere Lancelot, F, 84, Dahdec, Morel & Co Brest, Jeune Esperance, 79, LeroJ, Morsl & Co Nantes, Rose & Marie, F, 53, Badezec, Morel & Co La Iiochelle, Henry Marguerite, t, 97, Minier, Morel Lisbon, Gjagua, Ny, 160. Olsen, Ifillestrom & Co Barcelona, Nimrod, .Ny, 332, Olsen, Jones, Heard Naples, Monte Sant Angelo, Iy, 466, Mastellone, Strina Alexandria, Angela C, Iy, 371, Ohsaldo, A Maziui Cape Verds, Galeon, Den, 312, Thomsen, Page, Ohlsen I SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. SOUTH DOCK—Dec. 2. Minos w, 25, Brown, Bristol, sundries Aimable Lucie. 118. Berrand, Antwerp, ballast SOUTH DOCK-Dec. 3. Briton, 75, Dehorn, Whitehaven, iron ore Trafalgar, 191, Linton, Maryport, pig iron NORTH DOCK-Dec. 2. Patrick, Winn, Dundrum, potatoes Marie Joseph, 112, Yourel, Liverpool, pitch NORTH DOCK.—Dec. 3. Princess, 59, White, Connah's Quay, bricks, &c Sarah Jane 46, Kearon, Arklow, pyrites Enterprise,^94, Hughes, Runcorn, pitch Croydon, 375 Pointer, Pajideazuca, copper ore Marquis of Worcester, 374, Tollich, Carrizal, copper regulus Barrington es, 23.6; Smith, Rouen, ballast RIVER-Dec. 3. Sarah Fox, 121, Greenslade, Portreath, copper ore Georgina, 60, Muller, Padstow, iron ore SAILINGS. SOUTH DOCK, Dec. 2.—MARY, Cornwall, Carlingford. SOUTH DOCK, Dec. 3.—ALICE s-i, Welsh, St Malo. GESSIE GOULD, Clarke, Barnstaple. LADY HARVEY, ocking, Barnstaple. WILLIAM & SARAH, Benson, Bel- fast. CHS, Hodge, Calstock. PRINCE OF WALES, Jackson, Bristol. NORTH DOCK, Dec. 2.—ELAINE S", Laing, Dieppe. MARY CATHERINE, Griffiths, Llanelly. NORTH DOCK, Dec, 3.—ELIZA, Biackmore, St Maio. X L, Christian. >ouglas. LITTLE WESTERN, Hancock, Barnstaple. RICHARD, Rowa, Watchet. RAFIDE, Or in. HAWK, Bruford, Watchet. HIVF.R, Dec. 3.—Wii HENRY, Owens, Port Talbot. NATIVE, Jones, Newry. VESSELS CLEARED.—Dec. 3. Granville, Argo, B, 128 coal, DyneTor Duffryn Co Caen, Jane, B, 105 coal, J Giassbrook. Rouen, Integrity, B. 160 coal, J Thomas & Son Can, frogres fis, F, 310 coal, Gtaigola Merthyr Co Brest. Felix Marie, F, 180 p fuel, Graigola Mertbyr Co Honfleur, Arbitrator. B, 360 p fuel, Graigola Merthyr Hondeur, Harrington ss, B, 460 p fuel, Graigola Merthyr Delaware, L H be Veber, B, ballast VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS—Dec. 3. Nantes, Cygne, F, 81, Souter, Bonssenot & Benson Honfleur, Arbitrator, B, 183, Anthony, Curran & Gann Caen, Jane. B, 61, Mathias, Thomas, Lewis, James & Co Granville, Argo, B, 77, Bevan, W Burrows Honfleur, Barrington ss, B, 236, Saville, Burgees & Co NEWPORT—ARRIVALS. OLD Doeg-Dee. 2. Hebe, 324, Nyberg, Gloucester, ballast ALEXANDRA DOCK—Dec. 2. Roath ss, 189, Nance, Cork Maggie O'Brian, 671, Flynn, Bristol, ballast Lavernock ss, 444, Boase, St Nazaire, ballast RIvER-Dee 2. Tiger, 79, Smith, Bristol, light Fleetwing, 30, Biddle. Bristol, light Ho;e, 30 Hancock, Weston, light St Decumana ss, 80, Bcddis, Watchet, iron ore Ethel ss, 57, Miles, Bristol, general Burton, 52, Tanner, Bristol, general j Wilson, 136, M'Grievy, Whitehaven, iron ore | Ada, 35, Evans, Milford Marie, 99, Coriton, Hennebont, pitwood SAILINGS. OLD DOCK, Dec. 3.-CLON, Clapham, Trinidad. ALEXANDRA DOCK. Dec. 2.—W J WHITING, Fulmore, StTh,,ma, STAD AMSTEBDAM SS. Boon, Liverpool. RIVER, Dec. 2.— FLKITWING. Biddle, Bristol. RING- DOVK, Dibden, Chepstow. tiWEléT HOME, Fmy, Bristol. HAWK, Anderson, Waterford. NELSON, Cockle, Bristol. FIONIA, Brown, Queenstown. ANN, Bray, Watchet, ENGLISH GIEL, Esuott, Waterford. AGNES, Grimshaw, Belfast. BRISTOL PACKET, Williams, Bristol. ETHEL SS, Miles, Br.i,tol. SEDGEMOOR ss, Longney, Cardiff. G D, Ball, Dartmouth. VESSELS CLEARED.—Dec. 3. Havannah, Isabel, 550 coal, L & S Wales C C Huelva, Forest Princes?, B, 310 iron, Murphy VESSELS ENTERED OUTWA.RDs,Dee. 3. Lisbon, Ross, Ny, 18p, Evensen, Getbing & Co Jamaica, Hebe, Cswn,.324, Myberg, Jones, Heard & Co Matanza, Maggie O'Brian, 671, Flynn, Jones, Heard Vigo, Lavernock ss, B, 444, Boase, Gething & Co IIPORTs.-Dec. 3. Rouen, Faithful, B, 3800 cwt potatoes, order Hennebont, Marie, F, 105 loads pitwood, Watts & Co NEATH. VESSELS ENTERED OUTWAltDs.-Dee. 3. Marans, Elise Albert, coal, Dynevor United C C Nantes,,Penair, coal, Dynevor United C C

SPORTING"INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. I FOXHOUNDS. MR. POWELL'S.—Monday, at Trelech Church Friday, at Penycoed Upper Gate—10.30. VALE OF Gwrli.—Monday, at Alltywallis Friday, at Waunifor-10.30. VALE OF TOWY.— Monday, Third Milestone from Llan- dovery, Carmarthen Road; Friday, The Feathers Inn, Llanwrda—10.30. TIVYSIDE.—Monday, at Eglwswrw Thursday, at Bridgend—10.3p. GumIIOBDY (CAPT. GWYNNE-VAUGHAK).— Monday, at Ystradffin; Thursday, at Craigvviddon—10.30. PEMBROKESHIRE. Monday, at Ashdale Thursday, at W olfsdale-lO.30. SOUTH PEMBROKESHIRE.—Mondav, at Hundleton Friday, at Tenby-li. PENLLERGARE. luesday, at Llanarthney Friday, at Newbridge, Pontypridd, near Nantgaredig—10.30. GLAMORGANSHIRE.—Monday, St Hilary Down Wed- nesday, Dinas Powia Friday, Llantrisant Station—11. HARRIERS. MAJOR D. JONES'S.—Monday, at Llwyell Village; Wednesday, at Wiungroes Friday, Cefncoch—10.30. CARDIGAN AND TIVYSIDI,—Tueesday, PenbrigieBank; Friday, at Crosiwell-11. SCOTCHWELL (ADMIRAL J. LORT STOKES).—Tuesday, at New Bridge, Moat Road; Friday, Trooper's Inn, Pembroke Road-11.30.

ASSAULT BY IRISH CONSTABLES. On Thursday at Derry Petty-sessions two sub-con- stables, named Cullen and Irwin, were fined R5 and 22 respectively for assaulting Mr Thomas McConnell, a respectable Londonderry merchant. The policemen, while on duty, rang at prosecutor's door alleging that they had a sick man in charge, and when Mr McConnel came down, and said that one of the policemen was drunk, both men assaulted him. One caught him by the throat, and the other held his hands. After a severe struggle in ^hich he received dangerous injuries, Mr McConnell succeeded in shaking off his assailants, and re-entered his own house.

Caution.—Messr?. RECKITT & SONS beg to caution the Publac against imita ion square Blue of very inferior quality. The Paris Blue, in Squares (used in the Prince of Wales's j auudry), sold in wrappeia bearing their name and Trade Mark. 3415 BUAKFABT.-Epps's COCOA. —GRATEJUL AND COM- FORTING.—" By a thorough knowledge of the naturaJ laws which POvern the operations 01 digestion and nutrition, and by a care- ful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa Mr. Epps has provided our breaklast tablet) with a delecately fla- voured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitu- tion may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak pointl We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves w61 fortified with pure blood and properly nourished frame.-Civil Service Gazett Made simply with Boiling Water or Milk.— Sold by Groctrs in Packets only, W,elled.i JAmzs Epi-a & Co., Homoeopathic Chemist, 48, Tbreadneedle-street, and 179 Picca- dilly. Works. Eu«<- Road and CamdeL Top-n. L3ndon-" 1277 No MORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEDICINE.— DU BARRY'S delicious ntalth-restoring Kevalenta Arabica. Food, which conta-ns three times the nourishment of the best meat saves fifty times its cost in medicine, restores periect digestion, strong nerves, sound lungs, healthy liver, refn ghing sleep, functional regularity and energy to the mos. disordered or enfeebled, removii g effectually indigestion (dyspepsia), habitual constipa- tion, diarrhcoa, haemorrhoids, liver complaints, flatulency, nervousness, biliousness, fevers, sore throats, catarrhs, colds. influenza, noises in the bead and 6ar., rheumatism, gout impui ities, eruptions, hysteria, neuralgia, irritability, sleepless- ness, acidi y, palpitation heartburn, headache, debility, dropsy, cramps, spms, nausea and sickness, sinking fits, coughs, asthmi, bronchitis, incipient consumption, crofula, tightness of the chest, pains at the pit of the stomach, between the shoulders, and the feverish or acid bitter taste on waking us, or caused by onions, garlic, and even the smell left by tobacco or drinking, &c. We quote a few out 01" SO,000 cures:—Cure No. 49.S32. "Of fifty years' indescribable aijuiiy from dyspepsia, ncrvintsiuss, asthma, cough, constipation, flatulency, spasms, sictaicss at tho stomach, and vomit in g. M:lria Joly.Cure No. 47, ;21. Miss El zibetli Jacobs, of extreme nervousness, indigestion, gatherings, low spirits, and nervous fancies —Sold in Canisters, J lb., 2s. 1 lb. 08. 6d. 2 lb., G'J.; 12 lb., 8; 21 lb., 50s. -Also, Du BARRY'S RKVALENTA BISCUITS, 1 lb li. Oil. 2 lb., 6s. 24 lb., 50s. May be eaten at any time, either dry or soaked in chocolate, coffee, water, milk, tea, wine, etc. They eoo h« the incst initable stviitftch and nsrves, removing nausea and sickness even in preg- nancy or at sea, and heartburn. They improve the app,tite, assist digestion, secure sound, refreshing a,e:p, and are themselves more highly nourMiiner than Extract < f He it. They are invalua- ble to persons in the únlce, on the r< a' ruil, or at sea, or to any one who hai not the means of cooking the Revalenta L, ood. -Als" Du BARRY'S RKVALENTA ARABICA CHOCOLATE POWDER is packed in Canist ,rs. For 12 cups at to. for 24 clips at 3s. 6d. for 48 cups at 6,; for 288 cups :it t08; for 576 cups at 55s. Costing about Id, per cup. The 'ZSs., 30a., 50s.. and 65s. tins are sent f ee of carnage in England on receipt of Posr. Office order. The 2i. tins are sent free by post for 211. 4d. in stamps. LIU Barby ft Co., 77, Regent-street. L ndon; also sold bv all respectable Groeers and Chemists. No licence reaulred. Sold in this town Dy HSOJU** S C 2475 FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE M NORTH WALES. 1 The foot-and-mouth returns, is^ied yesterday fo< Carnarvonshire, Anglesea, Flintshire, and Merioneth- shire, show a marked decrease in U e number of cases The disease appears to be rapidly dying out in Wales. Mr Richard Shaw, M.P. for r, is suffering serl ously from a cancer. ° H "E A l>\ D 0 of BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, 21, UNION-STREET, SWANSEA. W. H. H bears respectfully to inform <the nobility, clergy, gentry, and inhabitants gener llv of Swansea and the neiahboHr- o°°l-Itti.'1 a superi'T CONF ECTIONERY and ,at the above address. J2'usset;sing consider- able practical experience (ae ju red ia uondoaaud the provinces', heho. es, by unsparing pains and peisonal attention to all favours, to secure tneir patronage and recomni.ndation, GENUINE WHITE AND BROWN JiREAD. RiclaBrile, S -voy, Mould, Pound, Madeira, Sultana, and Lunct Cakes, and all kinds of Biscuits, fre h. French and English Rolls, hot every Morula g. Schools and Tea Parties suppdjed..1 EVERY ARTICLE OF THE BUST QUALITY 8G05 __L U WARE AND COLLB, (LATE WARE AND SOKS), TAILORS, DKAPEiS, ROBE 2IA K EES, AND MILITARY OUTFITTERS. BRISTOL HI CARDIFF. Mrs. FliEDEEICK W/tRE begs to infiorm her friends and tl-e public that notwithstanding the lamented death of her husband, the business for BO many years carried on at Dukr-street, Card ff, will be con-inued by herself and her late husband's partner, Mr George Colle, and they hope to receive a continuance of past favours. South Wales Establishment DUKU-SIREfiT, CARDIFF. 2221 —R EFFECTUAL CURE FOR SMOKY CHIMNEYS. MILBURN'S PATENT NOISEL.KSS REVOLVING CHIMIffEY COWL. Wade in Galvanized Ircn, with copper fireproof oil-box, PRICE, iOs. This is the only owl which in all cases prevents wind blow* ing down the chimney. Grtat care is u-ted in the construction of its fittings, which being made of copper and brass, will I-at 9 generaiion. It will stand the force of a hurricane, is peffectlj no'sel.'ss, is ea^uy sweut, and is not liable to get out of ordeti Frost or suow does not affect its action. Testimonials from all parts of the United Kingdom. A, edts in Cardiff MESSRS. ROBBINS & SONS, CONTRACTORS, 15, NORTHCOTE-S I'REET. 3590 -_I JJ OME PATRONAGE; PATRONISE YOUR OWN TOWNSMAN and do not send your cash abroad when you can do as well of better at home. Without a tiial theie's no denial," but that gANDER'S "J^gS ^JD fJlRCfUSEBS are THE BEST IN THE TRADE, MADE TO ORDER FROM ALL WOOL, really good quality SCOTCH AND ENGLIöII TWEEDS, and guaranteed to be thoroughly wtll shrank. As to our FIT and STYLE we challenge any London or PrG vincial house to surpass our productions. I. 50a—SUITS TO ORDER—60B f FROM TZIE SAME CLOTHS at 60s. A LARGE STOCK of the Best Makes in WEST OF ENGLAND AND SCOTCH GOODS direct from the Manufacturers. All we ask is, give us a trial. JAMES SANDER, :0 THE CARDIFF TAILOR AND OirCFITTEB 22, 23, & 24 THE HAYES, 3230 CARDIFF. 222* J> I R D S AND ANIMALS PRESERVED SCIENTIFICALLY. Animal Skins and Furs Dressed, Rugs Lined and mads ugl Hand and Fire Screens, &c., by J. CORDING, NATURALIST, 10, ROYAL ARCADE, CARDIFF. Glass Shades all Sizes for Clocks, Statuettes, &c. 4191 J JFIRS A^FDTS PNRINRT^ OF THE Be ST QUALITIES, FOREIGN LIQUEURS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, A LARGE VARIETY OF FRENCH CORDIALS. BURTON, BITTER, AND MILD ALES, J AND DUBLIN STOUT, IN BOTTLE AND CASK, at Trade Prices. N. POWELL & CO., WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. CARDIFF. 40 1 JpOWELL AND COMPANY# GENUINE TEAS SECOND Are Coinmandin, a high reputation wherever the* TO NONE are known, and are soid in Packets, at the yeri reasonable rate of 23. 6d., 3s., and 3s. 4d. pa* pound. PURITY -————— Thousands are using them with the greatefl SLRE.NGTBeatisfaction. Wholesale of I FLAVOUR AND POWELL AND CO., AND _————— ANGEL-STREET, CARDIFF, f ECONOMY. ECONOMY. And Retail oi most Shopkeepers. 176*i 4 EMPLOY THE "STAR" FURNITURE "VANS* tO S. J. DAVIES. NO 1 THE HAYES CALWLM- JONES BROTHERS, PRINCIPAL BUJ> POSTERS AND DELIVERERS, HIGH-STREET, N^ATH, AHD BRIToN FERRY. Circulai 8 addressed and delivered. Bill Posters to the GM Western and Neath and Brecon Railways, and the pftevo Anci ionep, Lco,ses of the Principa Posting Places* IF- C. LAM B & CO., VARNISH, GREASE, OILS, COLLIERY BRA TICK, DOOR CLOTH, AND FLEXIBLE AIR TUBING MANUFACTURERS, STRAND, SWANSEA. 107 T~ HE METROPOLITAN RAILWA^ CARRIAGE AND WAGGON COMPANY, Limited SALTLSY WOhKS, BIRMINGHAM. Successors to Messrs. Joseph Wright and Sonl. Manufacturers 01 RAILWAY CARRIAGES, TRAMWA* CARS. WAGGONS, and RAILWAY IRON »\ ORK of end description. RAILWAY CARRIAGES and WAGGONS built or Caah of upon Deferred Payments extsuding over a peiiod of years. A large number of COAL, IRONSTONE, BALLAST, and oth WAGGONS to be LET on HIRE. REPAIRING SHOPS at all inil,or -snt Station& Manufactory and Chief Offices-Saltley Works, Birmingham; London Offices -No. Ho, GracecHurfh-street, E.G., London, BRANCH WAGGON WORK.S- EASl' MOO RS. CARD It i' 4081 ~UY RECKITT'S PARIS BLUE7 in Squares Blil-I hews re of inferior imtation?—i ilavs been lAUIi. 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