South Wales Daily News

MOSEY MARKET. LONDON. TH B'DAT EVEN1N&. t Th(3 Ih,k d!l'ctors !lave tdaUö 110 :Üterf1.tlOn in The There h:sl.eeu a. fair, den:and for R.ceo:mno.1tti'.)! -nd cai)itltl appears be :"littL:: u¡:)¡'e t'letltifc:1. lJriti"!h Fun:h,-3 per ccnt0ons'.ls', Oil- to 94-i, do ti,) j.,r AC(;();HH, ) t(x 3 1 er cc Rd,!c.i, r;:z tu 924 I, 3 percent, 92j to t2Æ. T" Uf.:i Government Sac'.t:!He3.—mdu).!i St'ock Õ pur l;llf., .hi. 13:0, Dr¿ to liJ2à; ¡h 4 I,r cent, 0. l.'&.j, '7 Lo SÅ; in.im EUil,1.3, us ter ?:lC.JO,?ou. C'?oi.i.'l t<vernmen{; Sfn-?'i?es.—Qneen?Ltn? 4 6, /4, i .II:J :¡',I, l'JJv-1 IDÜl, In, 1Z!, Futcig.i<?.t;?;tui?:ttS?curit.i(;3.—(tpr'rc?nt B"ivi?,?3, ?,?,?; 7 pejL- cer:t E?ypt.?' '!S!.i4, BO?; 7pei'cc!H<?o, ijni&a!,oo?,?,}! 7 ?et- ce.i', (io, rr?fere:ic?, G'§, ?;5 percent Russia)), 1862..SStci?t!)?,76?: 5 ?er cent <.[o, löV3. 7t'j; 5 l t: cent do, 1:71,78; op&r ceii: d«, 1??, 80?. ?. ? 1? per ceHt (if, 187. Scri:? 70t;; I:; T 1:3d, 20:r, ll, 1 C per K'l-?.'L?l?-?!erc(-n?<?'l?'.),'14? 6 ,t', Ù.t IS; I, l';bntjall 'Ü-ibllte, 'lig. t, i ) I! 1, (r:t.u.y ]3 2.¿ C, 21. HÚ!wr.Y3,-i),di:¡:ItY Shfu-es a.nd Stocks.— Extern, :)(j, ;1, g, g; Gre:t Northern :107.j, ;L 6, :1 We&MiB. i, fen'?d, 1:<?,?,??, 4): j?:ido!i, L'hnL? h?. Mid D.)Yt.r .tbitv..t?' ?? ? ?, .? ManctiCB- t€r,m?Mel.),?'t't J?u.<i"shire, 74g,g,?,?: iati:ilc:j,?ll'?:'?ott.t?i'i',t3h,?7'?,t,7, ?.<!?7!.?()?!?"?'???'??'??&?'?t't.iiu??y, 5l!(;N.?'?.!???'?'uL\?.?.l?,j,4?,A,?,l; S.'nh't E.?stern, !)ufjrt?<]. 122?, ?, ?. 5. La.I" 1.t:LJe.Jc Scochd and Sh;i:'es.—Lon- don, L 12 i Y, ?, a.ud I-fua, ?nu.i.t.t.eed 5 percent:, ti 5 percent. iI,f+t:1;i:;¡:¡i1 );< :){;'î\(;Ù., r, do, ?).t?'.—.?ri.Ia.cal!AgI)E,p'j;.?r),2?,?. I 7-ii LonJo!) I.o..d":i..md \Ve-'t- Ceyl(,n, ?; Uulonoi Lou- t.i0!3"i'. nom1s.-Er¡, }"con3truc\'i')a 1'1"8- tet-Ce'-t.i:i'?;c,C.2,?,3.?,?. Rterlttig J o:!<.i?.—i?'n',i?ect'st:Cu!o;i Trustee.-i' C..?H??.6H.:?,A,?:i-.?,5,??.43,5,?. "it .ad Coke, A, 142 to HE; t!o4pi'ce;it;Dehe')tnjL'eS::oci:,bD;?)n?cri;tl et).i.i,?'l'?[oH?. .-«.J8' DALLY bTO-'Jii AND SiiAHE LIST. Su. 'I";I:J::l; "I,,¿'cZ.;rtl d. i'uLi 1'huti.i ko< Urc<lt W C.it"r:l .ot:l.JI) — „ L"!tduti..nd.\?t?t'.Vt.NL(;t.l?J..liC?l!rt. „ ?[un!tiunt.i?.r.).10? ?151 ;5; Mn?.:t:i.i.1?0..H?Ilj ?hynuiuy.100..IMl?t :,i) :)t;V;i:lI t.J \\j tJ JU J 2' Bto.k T.¡i V.do" .UJ :a l'I;LfLlE"TIA I, Stock C;illIi.ri"lI ¡"(loe:. ;01 f> ¡>,c 100 ,,117 103 ..tJlJ ¡,l;l!j'nLt:l¡ o: IlJn.:r 100 [}ö 107 „ 1,J 12 U.j coils e ('11 1H. 10 P,- S, 5 P.C., 1,6,1 ;'1 (i' Jto"i< 1¡'.r:;lIli'.r 'pcr C,,¡¡t ('1:l) .1"') ..1D l;J I'o t! I' cc:¡t. 1 c:jl .10J ..IH I.}J Do C, C' H':1 .101 Jli' IlJ „ Do 0)'-j'c?i.ia'jt.HjO..]10H7 „ Do C?Hrc(.t.,l;;J4.IuO.?i.7 „ Do r.?recnt.,IMi7.100..1I4115 20 e 4i, .LO 13 } 10 U" 1 V ? 4t0{' 'j':tl'r V,> ol .0'1 .) 211 L'.j 4'pcrcc.?.I'JU..1?8 U'J Uj 5')?t-(:c!tt.T?'J..1?J?'-1 C!UAtt.?T?r:!jA;Ul.t:ASKi' !U !r 3 c. 2 1 ?' (.rc?tV''j.tcr:)5pcrct.(.?)?O..I?' 1?? UM'e[')i-J,U.?-&i;e?u.lM..i'; 'J'. „ J?.. d? l')ef..?%)?. t? l.I¡:Jj;y Ily.alll.ll)¡;,Ürùy.liJO .,I:n 111 j,'l) (10k Vo. ùo. mip.e.d.) 100.1M 111 !Jy:n!t0?iuoi'eC'?y.lOO.<tI?6 Uo.nerco))t.100.H')l?.') DJ p.mrtil, H;trh'H;r, Dock, &. Ha.il 10') ..1 \) 11', Sto, oln &Lxtc:i,,ioii) 100 J i:>J [',ü1:t" Ll..L bliA,h. ItJc;\ C:11;r:<'t.J:> 1'f: ¡;u "i.\l,tl1J" 13d.J,}) .GIj lOT Dj 1)0 ?rceut.I'M..12.! 125 „ Gre:-? \Ve?-t3nH)Jittc'100..12tl?i ?hJt.mJ-t per cent.100..103 10? :'Iun,u'Jl;tk,j¡jru H diUu, ,100 ..1:;2 11,1 4.d!t,t.c'100..101102 '??1?.100. 110 121 xd „ MY:t'.ti.tp.c .100..hI2 IU4 DASK.S. 100 ri .7! 17.1 10 C:a,¡¡org:Ulshi!"i. ¡-iew 10..17 17.1 10 :O} 11 5i) 21., Hj E',) 2) N:ÜiumÜ l'i'ovillc¡,¡! 12" 1 10 Sorth ftlHl So nth W;¡!e,; 10,1 :n 2J Swm';eJ. (L:mitcJ). 7.. s 0,1 j 2.j Wc:;t of 1lIg!:lI,ll &; S. IV, D. b 1:J :!O 15 -H GA.S. 10 :\bclïbrc G:t3 n. 10.. kucl( I Ci) 10 13ridgcm( G:lS anu Witter. 10 12} E.} Stock Uo. .J: p. c. Veb.Stoek. 10i) 1:0 I', Btuc:: C'.trdU'fGMAIOperccnt,I03..H!Ol70 „ U') (io.USperceut .100..1-20 130 25 Do ùo. har"I 7 per c!'nt. 25..24 28 10 LlYllVi V;¡,ilcy G:i 1C..12tlEt ¡toe:, NewpottUMA .100..l(i0170' Dou. loo 12t) ISO 20 Do. C. 15..17 18 25 10 per colit. 25 40 15 25 ;'¡ W:lnsm OILS, per eel] t, 25 2) 31 10 ¥,,¡tr:.rd C;:rs alll( 1V:,ter\VOrIŒ 10.. 20 22 WATEKWOUKS. 25 nritol 25 6.5 Bbck Ga.nHlf. ,100 7() 280 „ UolSOO.100..170 180 10 New .6..12 14 $toek NatJ¡ 1') per Ct. UuamnLc,l IC0..1!.3 1 UR 10 Do. 5 1),I-r Ct. 10 10 lOt 10 .ewpf)rt, ,10..]1 HS 10 ))o New. 7..11 12 ttock Pc-iitypudd 5 per Ct. P.ef.100 1l0 115 MISCELLANEOUS 10 Btiato] n.rtd South W:Ue9 W.¡ron Co., LlllJited 4.. 7 8 25 Carrllit \Y orlonclI Cott,c Co. 25 29 Rf) 10 CitrdiH Mtd 'Swal¡¡ea Coiiierv 9 1 H 23 Ebb\YVa.)e. 20..6 8 10 O'vuceiter Wa¡;on Comp,my 10,. 1 9t SO Great II estcl'II Colliel'Y 20.. 11 2.1 2i) Do. Prpterence20.. 4 i) 100 D.). DebenturMlOJ..CO 64 10 .10,.3 4 4 llVyndy Iron üre, LlIniteù 36- Il Ii 100 X:lllty,:io awl Bianm Iron Pi-of 100 19 5 N,at:iTrc'lmw:ty; 5.. 2t 2} 10 \cwnurt AI::c:rc:rn C'o,J¡"ry 10.. 4 5 6 Do. Tr.H!i'.va.\9. o.. H -11 20 P:1.k" Nut& l:olt. Lim[. 11., 201 21} 60 IthYlIlIWY Iron, Lillllte(1 50 Hr 14J 15 .Do. 1\ u\v .15.. 4 5 M .11 10 20 22 I 10 Do. Shipp.m. 6.. 1; 2 10 Do Tr:U)m-y. 10.. 8;- &1 10 I' q, 23 South W.dc.-iCo!)!frY. 2:3.. 3 4 50 'l'rede:r Iron Co:1 A LIll1. 2' 10 11 25 Do.Do.BLhn. 25..18 19 Dauk rate íj per cent. (siiiec Hth Oetober) Buycl'3 Gla1",or,:anshire R)nk S')tre9, a.t 173 Lo" :on Md ProMn"iaI g:1n!, Shares, l:)J Newport Aberca.rn Coil:er.< Debent.ures, &c. ;c:lers:- Rhyr.tney Ra.ilway Ordinary Stock C:UliiÎ Ga, St.-cka y,t,vl Gas &).d Water Shtrea Ta.fY V.e Ordinn.ry and Preferences )Ion! hh.' Pail",ay Pr,rprencp I'lC THACKEltAY & SAYCE. CARDIFF. ,).t 31. 1378. 1587

The UtUces of the CtTY Emro? o! the So?'m WALES DAtLy 1'íEW3 :lore at 3, J\1:C1H ¡:C¡¡'LA;.(E, LOIBARD-8T:UtET, E.C, =- _=- All co)!)mnnic<itio))S mteJHle.! for cur Monetary and Cot.i)!)('eia.I c?'umns shou'd bs .ient there before ?p.m., so as to a.pp-a.r !:ext Jay. JIERBERT" RAKE, "S WANSEAT" Sr(.CH L'C';S V'LY, OFftcsa: DAXK BLïLDISG.S, "lSD,STREET. 3054 8,(Z_ ROBERTS AND LYDDOX. bTOCK AXD SUAHH BKUKHH.-}, 17, CHURCH STREET AND VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 6620 VURCHASH A-ND SALK OF STEAMStUP SHARES Nt;GOT!ATED. SeHera:— CtH-JM Gas and Ca.r'uff Water Stocks Br;tlnÜ Gas H.nd \Va.ter Pi e:Ht'e!!('e a.ud Ordin&ry Shares Newport Gua, C." Neat') Tramways ?wa.t).s<,t<. rrumways. T.tf? Vaie Stock Grett\Ve,tf;ni CoiiierylO per cent Debenture andPre- hares er", Rhymr.cy R.:T.nwa.y Stock 3946C J;: CHARLES OLD, ST0CY\: AND SHAUE BROKEH, NEATH- 31307 All Stccka nud M<a.re.s bought and sotd. STOCKS AND SHARES.—For reIinMc t<3 tiu'.) ou FtOre;n Stock' a.s wci) aa Houie Security. cr!]nuIt our }Io.\THLY PHICH LIST. October Editl<w fi-ep", u application to Messrs JOHN AB?O'tTan(iCO.Swor? ?ro..CM, 4a.nd5,Pa.!merston- buit(iia, London, h;.C'. !&pt;cLtitttivea.ccouut8 opened on hvou.'n'bhj tt;r]n,. 33340

Nt;ATt.'i' Ror.f),—;At :), mllíc-lwll.)-AttendRIi,t .'1 tell jliJ!l ,ut, mnr>, t;¡at child wi]! ht\e tn ,\e p')!.unt."—Lurn "Who'll put it Ol:t :Atte: dmt: "Why. I wiil: a! confound yo' ?? h'-? it locked up too. "—M?m:Do! (0;Tfr3 Ctilo) 111 bo suro to niention it when the we t ftn s.' ;.e) m}ne F' .í'.IJu.

J. A. JACKSON, SVISS-HALL CHAMBERS, C'R,)8KHERBTOWN, CARDJFF, Ag-ent for the Sale Md Purchase of Machinery, Boilers, CoiUery P]a.nt. :1.Il1 Requleitei. the Du- posa.1 of Ma.nufa.cturing PMrniaes and PM-cnorships Ne;;otiated. Pl&na &nd Estimates, &nd SpeciRca.tiona prepMcd. 31316

SOCIAL SCIENCE CONGRESS. At the Social ciel1;-C;:r;re3R In Cheltenham, on the to a. close, ihe sectional meetings nnished on Tuesday, and on \v ednesday morning the bu.-i- ne'<? wa.s confined to an address from Mr G W Hasti;)?, the president of tho council, a'nd a. meeting of the members to wind up the proceed- ing. The addre.-s was delivered in the Ladies' Coi!e"-e I ord Nortoa pi\?ided, and there was a. very Hd! attendance. Mr Hastings referred to the death, which have occurred among the mem- bers of the Congress durin.-r the year. especially to that of Earl RusseU, who was one of die .Pll..wators of the association, and Sir F. GoJdsmid and M. Vandermaren, of Brussels. He then reviewed at length the progress made of late years in reform, a.nd ui.tima.ted that the co'juci! 1]:),:1 passed an important resolution in approval of the measure introduced hMt year by the Govern- I ment for consolidating and codifying the Statute la' In the afternoon the concluding meeting WiH held, Lord Norton f?am occupied the chair. A report was read frotn the secretaries of the differ,mt departments, giving a detailed sketch of the proceeding of the congress. R was stated that in a pecuniary sense the meeting had been highly s'tccessiul, more than 7CO tickets ha.vi:)g bee a disposed cf, and the papers and dis- although notexceptionatiy brilliant have been ab;e and ijle.regtlOg', n COllser¡ncllce of an absence of invitations, neither the date nor the place of the next meeting had been fixed. The excursions in connection v.'ith the meeting have been limited to t'.vo, one on Saturday to Tewkex- bnry Abbey, and the second, does not take place until to-day, to the City of Worcester.

A bntlIising piece of nc'.v.s comes from Ger- m;.¡¡v, wiiich manv a materfamiiias will read with paitiful interest. It is said thn.t thcro is such a g'u: of maid-sarvants in Frankt'or!; that women are their Fe"vicc3 at nominal in order to secure a, home for the winter. Oh, that j 1. some of the emigration agents, who export ship- loads of servant girl" to the Co!"nic?, would im' port a. caitfo from. Fraukfort !—JBcAa-

THE ABEHC\R\E COLLiERY EXPLOSION. I' ;JU'I'I:[ WALES DAILY NEWS" FUND. of the South Wales Da¿ll/ Nà;s bc; to a'jkiio'.vledge tho receipt of the following contributions in aid cf the sufferers by the recent eXI ,h,on at Aberc:r:lC .IC>i-; \Vllsr)u, t:;ons, and Ct1., Limited Throg'.norton.Avenuc,London. 21 00 1).Coo))urScott, Esq..London .550 J. J. LèÍ;;i¡to,J, E. 1" London. 1 1 0 J\lc:;sl"s :U. DiUH'il L11Hl SUll. 5 5 0 lr CllIm;!J;Lull 026 :,11' J8s'r}nJone. Xc,th 0 1 0 Mr Jeii-k-iiis, do do 0 1 0 M1' John rhoi-iiis, Neath, 0 3 O. MrE.L.Piuner,31P.t.trick-stre&t. 050 Mr A. Lundie 0 10 0 Mr W. :,lcn 0100 S.L.(Genigaer). 050 Juhn Willbmg. 0 0 Mr'<V.H.Wi!H:m]S J. 026 :\11' W. D. Pbii!ips 02G MrJ.II.?Tho'uas 020 2,lr Laii,-Iey 020 llov.,cll 0 2 6 MrR.J.B. ? ? ? ? 016 IIIr Thomas 0 1 6 l\Ir.J,J.Pt'ico.. 020 MrW.Mattbews. 016 Mr J. ltawhll. 0 2 6 MrW.Edwards. La 020 Mr Thomas (B&rg'oed) 026 Mr Thoma Evans 0 1 6 MrTi,o)nas(T:trad).„ 026 Green 0 1 0 UrI?tai- ? ? 010 MrL.Nicho!?? ? ? ? 010 MrJ.L.WiHiama 016 MrJ.N.P. 026 AFrieud(Ge!]ig'asr). 010 Tiioin-ti 0 2 0 Mr Rees (G(,Il;g,,Iei-) 010 -Ili,s Jones )Ileiig,)ed).. 020 Dig-g-s, Coulman, and Marsh (Bristo!) 220 A TonypallÜy 1 0 0 Mr John Hopkins, Cardie 010 0 Mr S. Tresedcr, sear., Ti'eseders Terrace, 1 0 0 C.i!va.yBiptist Chapel, Treforest.J ? 110 MrW.Whi!sy,'PenMth 026 I',cv. W. Rees, Blaenavon, Moij. 010 6 W.A.T.,Cnrd:a 050 G.J.050 Mr Thos.Eniott, Bute-road 220 J. ,elson, 0 2 6 Mr Thomas Hosser, 2, Windsor Esp]anade, CMdiS. 100 J.,Pen:trth 050 Mcssra Budgctt, James a.ud Brauth, Bristol and CarJlfÎ (per Mr J. Wilson) 1010 0 ::1[1' T. L. ltokrtJ, Maesteg 010 6 1'a.rk-strect Board School, Llanelly, per Wm. Pediey 0 17 6 Bov-i of Caerphiiiy BI)ard School (per Mr W. V,¡liiJ,m) .026 C0mV)ôitors, « S0uth Daily Xcws," Co1.rdiff 1 0 6 31r A. Knill and W urkmen of 1 1 0 J.R.?'' .???. '.? ? 010 0 Thos. WiUiams, Po,,itai-,Iawe.. 026 The Cha.m Works Mission IIa.]), Ponty- pridd,perJa?.Cheon 010 6 Ca.rmp! Bjptist Chape), Pontypridd (per Rev J. W.IiiMns) 130 Collected n.t. the Welsh Congregational Chape'. Mount Stuurt Square, (per Mr E\'J.tl Jonea 1 n 3 CoUeci.ed at the Ututad Thanksgiving Services, held at Lampetc-r (per Mr J. W. Evans, 3 6 10 'W.P..r?' ?. ?"? ??? ?.' 5 1 H CoUeeted xt Bethania. Independent Chape], Down's, per Abrah:.iu Bowen, High- street, Vowlais 5 0 0 i ,'I'wo Welshmen:\t ;\1ceking- & C,)., London 040 T. T. Trohii-tie, Ilirb-street, Kensington, W. 020 Ho;eb En:lish Ihpt;si Chapel, Treorky, per thoRevDa:)ic!Evans 1112 "True Btiton" 0 13 6 Col!et'd at Harvest Thanksgiving, Meeting, at 'l'a'garth, (per Mr W. W. Morris I 4 10 0 Sw:J.ljS:\ District Ancient Order of Foresters .500 ejected by Edward Wiicox, guard, Rhym- lIey ita;)'ay Hst)- John P"rrott. Ex!" Ibngoed. 050 JohnPne'\Penderhec-! 026 Jame? Smith, Wing-neMCoIiiery 010 W.Greenhouse 01C LoviUurton 010 Calleeted at Zoar EngHsh Baptist Chapel Pontypridd 0 10 6 Fine for eruelty tol-t Horse (per iNfrA. Mc]vi)'e), 0100 The Workmen o! the Energtyn Coal Co 3 16 1 Mr Henry Lewis. Er-erglyn Coal Co. 200 Collection at Beth!eh3:n Chape), Treorky, (per Mr J. R, Jame. 2311 Scion Cha.peJ, M(,izitoii, Swansea (per Mr Jr.hnRecs) .?05 CcUected at the Rhondda Engine Works.. 0 15 3 [- CoUection at AHtwen CotgregationLl Chape), per Mr T. WiH:ams 3 12 0 I.Procee Is of l Concert he:d at Btaina, per Mini<ter,I:!aina. 300 CoJ:e2te 1 in it UOX on shop counter, Jenl,cins. Caerpi 'illy. 0 15 10k Alltwen COI1I'():rat¡()lIa.l Ctiapel, (pcr Mr Thomas \-V¡¡Ham" 3 12 0 I'\u'ther cot.tribut:ona arc urgently required to relieve the 520 wo;nen .md chUdren left destitute tv the cahmntv. and will be duly acknowledged in the ,S&M)!A M'<t/M Daily News.

THE RESTRICTION OF LABOUR. I ? Mr Norwood, M.P., spoke ?t the annual mee' ing ot the Hull Chamber of Commerce ou Thurs- day. Alluding to the depressed st?te of tra.de ho ex'.ressed the conviction. that l&bour was already sudiciently restricted by the Legisla.tnre. :\ll(l he would oppose My extension of the principle of the \v orkö1'Opa Act. He believed the pretensions of labour were bceoming <noderated, and hn.d iuin faith in a prosperous future for the country if and workmen would revert to the «Id s:.f;e of thin.;s. It was !]ece83n.ry thK.t the co,,i- ":1Y ahonid be si in public and priv ate life. He did not think that they could touch the que.3t.ioti of strikes by legislation.

EXHIBITION SPICED ViXEGAH (PATENTED).—The pu1,Uc m:.y obt&m tb., Ville¡;Lr iti .)a.ra and botttea of a.!l t:ie Groem-a in Suuth IVales. It far surpasse:) a.nvcth-rv;:K-?a.r. For pie!dn]? it requires no propara- tion whatever. For co!d rrlc;itsp Siih, s&!a.ds. &c is a de)ieiousc''ndHnent. Whoies?e onJy at \Vo'-k:, Hutching-s, Rtir)crt-itrect, BristoL S9';02 iroi.LOV.'AY'S OlXT:!EXT AXD PILLS. -Che.st Pr'2s8rvatI\"<3s-l\.t aJi setsons of tlH year tlJ0 rate cf )'lC¡-.¡1ity from ùiseas::s of tIle IUR" is very great, HOl!ow".Y'3 Ointment ,11 rlibhcd.uiJO1 tIw chest, a¡d21 by hi, Pill;, 8,fL'<:JstJ '].U :ni;Hh!Hf. Those cteMtshig' )ued:- ceJents the most aIutary and in- fi'l'?))(:O over the cmteuts of the cavi ty. Air:tuhg, and all otller tissues to¡- potent power, more pa.rttcnia.rty hi purifyi;¡ both venous and by the free circulation of air. Ne:ther lIor Pill, ontdn any noxious ingredient wkt. ever, Lut their b?s?tuic nature nouristjes rati.er U?n irn?tLg tha nys'e:?, and kind)y subdaeg uutowardaymp' t<MM HU all M weli onna

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS AND EXCLUSIVE 30UROES.J SOUTH WALES COAL AND IRON SHIPMENTS. tSPEOIAL REPORf BY OCR OWN I CARDIFF, Thursday Night.—Business is still in a very tlepi"es:Oèll condition at this Fort, and coal prices are notably weaker than they have been for some considerable time ps.t. The first qualities of steam coal may be obtained, colliery screened, at about 8s Od per ton, and other sorts proportion- ately cheap. The shippers of the best steam coal have hitherto been able to maintain tlieir pricea pretty fairly, thougil the fluctuation of second qualities lias been considerable for some time pa t, but they are now beginning to feel the en'ect of the long continued depression, and are disposed to mske sales d prices bolow those recently obtain- able. Contracts for large quantities, the delivery of winch extends over next year, have been made at very low figures. For some sorts of steam coal I hear of quotation:) as low f.s 7s 6d colliery screened. It ia evident that if the downward ten- dency of coal prices continues serious losses will be incurred, and the general impression here seems to be that we may hear of commercial disas- ters nearer home than before long', unless an improvement takes A general want of confidence seems to be rapidly spreading', render- ing business more an [ more dimcult. The freight market lias undergone no great ckwge i:JÍnce last week. Allld:l<ls of tonnage ha.s been very scarce, and the ratea generally for coala are nrm, and in :o:l\e cases slightly higher. The recent heavy weather lias kept back a. number uf steamers and "ailing vessels now overdue here, and increases the troubles of our ship; ers. The iron market is a shade¡wors() than it was, and presents no prospect of improvement. The imports of ore during the week at this port amount to 4,057 tons, the greater part of winch is from Bilbao, and the remnindef from Cumberland. A large number of steamers, laden with Bilbao ore, are iunongst those now overdue In South Wales ports, which ha'e put into ports in the English Channel tJ¡rouh f:itrc3S of weathcr. TLis orc is worth about 15s rer to: DttnculUcs have added to the expense of shipping oie at Carthagena recently, but the importers cannot ¡;¡btrcin any advance on the hitherto obtainable. ore is a tri3o cheaper f.nd w.II probably Mi still lower. The imports of pitwoo.I have a'ru.iunLcd to about 3,000 tons during the week, and consider- able nuctuation ha. taken place in its price. To- day, however, I think it may fairly be quoted at 22< p-jr ton. The entries outwards of vessels to load in Car- eE'! thrin;; tte wee} com¡,ri-;e -12 stealr,er3 of the estimated burthen of 43,32:J ton", and 65 sailing- vea-'jis calculated to carry 27,837 tons, making a total of tons, against 94,457 tons of la&t week. The supply or tonnage amounts in Swansea for the week to 12,833 tons, and in New- p;;i'L. to 11,3:22 tons. Cardiu'has cleared forei);-u during the week 4t steamers and 79 sailing vessels, with 65,969 tons of coal, 2,275 tons of patent fuel, and 1,116 tons of ¡r_m. Of the iron 955 tons went to Bombay and 190 tons to Amsterdam. Ths coal and fuel ship- ments were as fol!o\vs :—France, 13,650 tons Mediterranean ports, 13,873 tons Eastern "Medi- terranean ports, 9,005 tons Spain, 5,9GO tons Indies, 5,S89 tons Soutii America, 5,757 tons Africa, etc., 5,049 tons Indies, 2,772 tons and Baltic, etc., 1,289 ton:?. Swansea has cleared foreign during the week, eight steamers and 19 sailing vessels, with 9,300 tons of coal, and 1.650 tons of patent fuel, as follows:—France, 5,939 toug; South Arncnen, 3,913 tons; Baltic, etc., G13 tons and West Indies, 40 tons. There has becnno iron. cleared hsre duri:;g the week. Ne'port lias despatched foreign during the same period 11 steamers and 22 sailing vessels, with 14,653 tons of coal, and 4.93!! tons of iron. Of the irun 1,848 tons went to Littleton; 1,520 tons to Maryborough; 500 tona to Kurrachee;40 tons Barcelona; and 28 tons to Mes.?ina. The coal shipment were distributed as follow.—France, 4,C'H tons; Spain, 3,151 tons; Eastern Mediter- ranean ports, 1.3'JO tons Indies, 2,203 tons Mediterranean ports, 1,289 tons South America, 854 tons; Portugal, 800 tons; Baltic, etc., 800 tons :.nd Africa, etc., 242 tous.

NEWCASTLE "1RONT COAL, AND CHEMICAL TRADES. [SPECIAL REPORT FROM OCR Thursday.—There is a very quiet tone in commercial circle: but the district la happily free from the fears that exist In the west of Scotland at present. While a very dud winter is anticipated, litt'd elsa is feared, and there is a belief th;tt in the spring trade will begin to revive,andbe on a healthier and more profitable has been for some time plst. The cost of working in all trades has been reduced, and a:i extension of the working hours, and a return to the state of thi':gs that existed sevon years ago, is now being attempted by the Northumberland coalowners. Much ".s the miners object to it, on 'henry, many of the.u are cohvimed that it is necessary for of the kind to be done to recover the trade. The amount of new business doue being very slight, and pi-Icej in the staple trades remaining in the feebJc condition in which they have been for some timp, the necessities of the seller so'netm:p3 leading to a sale at less than t);a market quotations. Shipping is quiet, and freights scarce.

NORTH OF ENGLAND IRON AND COAL TRADES. (SPECIAL REPORT FROM OUR OWN :1IDDLE"BOROLGII, Thursday.—The p'g iron has been extremely dull throughout the week. Prices have been nominally the though, owing to the little business done, thay arc yery dimcult to fix. In fact there are no mr.rket rates. The makers are quoting 38a to 38s 6d, less one per cent in most cases, but there are others who waul,l take 37s Gd nett, so the merchants state, and they profess they can buy of the makers at the lower rate. '1'he lealling maJcers are not, however, selling. They are holding their hand, as they have been doing for some time past. Some of the merchants talk of No 3 being below 37s nett, and some of them have been <' ering at that rate, but such prices are exceptional. Probably abont 37s Cd, No. 3, may be taken as near the:average figures of the market. No. 4 forge is relatively dearer than No. 3, as there has been less of it pressed upon the market. This arises from the fact that it is chieny No. 3 foundry iron :which is also had on Scotch account, a.nd as this trade has been so shaken by the lat;e failure in Glasgow, it is easily to be understood that more iron of this class has beer* thrown upon the market. The deliveries to Scotland, last week, fe!l oS very considerably. There were only 3,253 tons sent forward, less than half the de- liveries; for the corresponding week of the previous year. This, It is to be feared, is an earnest of vvhat ia to come. as there la a general expectation that the trade will drop off, unless, of course, there should be a material rise of prices in the Scotch market. The bad weather which has prevailed may have had something to do with the reduced shipments, but it is much more likely that they have been chiefly amicted by the different conditions of trade. The reduction of rates by the North Eastern Railway Company is nominally only for six months, it turns out from the oflicial communica- tion which has just been published. The company will, however, probably not attempt to go back to the old standard until there ia a, greater degree of prosperity. At any it wilt for the time help to lessen the pressure upon the producers of pig- iron, a.nd it will come at a time when it is peculiarly useful. The manufactured Iron trade, If thev succeed in reducing the wages of the men still further, will a!so improve their position. In fact those tirms which are makers of pig iron as well as manu- factured will, supposing wages fall as well as railway rates, reap a double advantage. Ths Darlington Iron Company (Limited), whose large iron rail works formerly employed nearly 2,000 men have been stopped altogether. The company have an idea forgoing in for steel manufacture, but it will altogether depend upon whether the rail- way company will grant them certain special con- cessions, which is rather improbable, seeing that the company h ive already made concessions on a. scale to the pig iron producers. Onedmportant item to the steeb producers of the west coast, in the Welsh trade, is that Mr S. G. Thomas, whose experiments at one of the Welsh works have attracted some attention, and who read a paper at the laat meeting of the Iron and Steel Institute, is about to attempt what so many h')ve hitherto failed in, viz., to elimina.te the phosphorus from Cleveland iron, and Mr Thomas appears to think that he can do it at a rate which shall ensure commercial success. The manufactured iron trade has been very quiet. There is really little or no change in prices. Bars are now about jS5 7s 6d. Some are askinj? more and others le.s- All the other quota- tions are the same a.s were given last week. The coal trade in Durham and Northumberland ia quiet for the time of year. The coke trade has not shown the demand that was anticipated. Some inquiries are coming forward for next year's business, but everything .indicate-' that a lessened trade will be done with Barrow in Durham coke in future, as the supplies for that district are obtained more largely from other quarters. The reduction of wages threatened in Nor- thumberland is causing some commotion in that district. The employers state that the prices have greatly declined since the last reduction, which is no doubt the case, as hct steam is not more than 9s per ton, whilst a fair good medium coal is ou'er- at 7s G 1 to 8s all nett. It is scarcely known how these :prices compare with th')?e of South Wales, but from t.he competitions which is experienced. in which Wc!sh coats are successful, it is believed that the steam coal producers of the principality stiM manage to undersell thr'sc of tlje northern country. Gas coals are a good deal quieter, wdiether from stocks having b°cn previously 1. id in, or from the enects of the electric li:llt, is not known.

WEST MIDLANDS IRON. COAL, AND HARDWARE TRADES. REPORT FEO:M OUR OWN ClJRRESPODEXT.J BfRMlNGHAM, Thursday.—There was less dis- po.ion to-day than a v.eek ago to do business, traders asserting that there is more risk now than at an earlier dute. Cheap bars and strips were t-tillthe commodity in Lich lIlI;st business was done. Tiie former were not so hard to buy F.s heretofore, at :S5 17H 6d up to M 10s, and i;5 ISs is a price at which bars other than those rolted from old rai)s are to be had. It i- however, an exceptional Ggure. L''cal consumers were the chief buyers to-day. A few orders were given out by merchants for sheet plates and good ba's on account ot standing foreign customers. Sheets of a high quality are going out for stampil]. and a few orders for Ies.3 valuable s"rts are in hand on account of the requirements of Russt:i. The pig iron tt'adc remains dopre: .ed. Buyers shil exhibit great rebtcL'.nce to allow deliveries to be made by manufacturers. AccuinufatI'ms of from 8,000 to 9,000 ton-! arc known to exist in several instance. Messrs MatLhews and Co. of Corbyn's-haH. Dudley, have blown out their last furnace through their inability to find a market K'r their pigs. All-mine cfd.l binst was to-day oScred at :S4 123 6d to 1:5, and hot blast .Sl Ie?s'. Cinder u)g3 were to be hn.d at Icsa than £2

LINCOLN AUTUMN AIEETING." I YESTERDAY. The CARHOLME PLAi'H (high-weight hondtcap) of 5 SOV3 e<ch, with 6J added, for three olds and upwards; winneMlCIbextra.. About tive furlongs, Mr ScrJjnctd's Templar, aged, Sat 7tb .J Goiter 1 Mr Howett's Queen of Pearia, 3 vrs, 6"t 91b Bell 2 Capt Lane's Cannon BaH, 4 yrs, 8st Oib.C Wood 3 Telescope (Snowden), Grand FiancUt- (J Osborne), Biue Bonnet and Strike (Luke) also ran, Petting- 9 to 4 agst Teteseope, 5 to 1 a.gst Temper, 6 to 1 agst Cann0n Bill, 8 to 1 ag6t Strike mHl Blue andIOtolagstQuoenofPeads. Wonbyaneck;half a length between second ani third. The BROWNLOW NURSERY PLATE (handicap) of 200 sov;fortwoyearoIda;wiuneHextra. About half a mile, stnÚght; MrHC)'.ap'in'sThundereIoud.7.:tl)b.Hopkinal Cap', D;cl, 7=1 lOIb.CWood 2 .Mr R Howett's Lady Dixie, 7st. Luke 3 Katherine Logic f (Morgan) and Countess Ciifden f (Bci))aisoran. Betting—!t.'l agst Katherino Logic f, 100 to 1 agst C. untess Cfifden f. ?Won by a. short neck I ha1f a Fecond and thirl. The PELHAM SELLING STAKES of 100 sovs, added to a cf 5 sovs each weight for ige, with certain aitowanoes the winner to be soid for 50 sovs. T Y C (ahont five MrCHibbsrtsIso]ina..2vr.7st4;b Hopkins 1 Mr Brown's Calabria, 2 yM, 7st lib. Luke 2 Mr Yjï1el''t,; Aureii: 4 'yr, 93t 4]b JOsborno 3 Mediator (Goater). Ben Bon \keltoll), Lady Dixie (Bell) Rippio (Morgan), and Pa.teh (:3adtlingt,;n) also ra.o. Betting—9 to 4 agst Bon Bon, 5 to 1 a.gst Mediator, 100 to 15 a",t Anre!ja, 8 to 1 ea'1t ag,t Isolina and Itipple, :0 t" 1 V- st Lady Dixie. WOII by a neck; had third. The winner was bought in for 160 guineas, and Mr H Jef?ry pu.-chased Lady I?ix?o for 0 guinea. Tiie ELSHAM WELTER HANDICAP of 5 6ovs each for starters, with 150 added, for three year Otds and u;iw.rd. winners extra. Tlic Straight Miie. 1\11' Jcnnil!g;s Pau1's Cra\' 3yrs bst !ilb _Goater 1 Mr Vyner's Ironstone, 6 yrs, 9st 4tb .J Osborne 2 Mr Heneage'a Hennix, 3 yrs, 8t -lib .Morgan 3 Betting—ll to 10 agst Heniiix, 5 to 2 a:st I'aui's Cray and 3 to 1 agst Ironbtone. Won by three lengths; bad thin:. A SELLING IIUNTERg' FLAT RACE of 3 sovs .each, T'vo .uiies on the t!a.t.? Mr J Crux's Huntingfietd, aged, Hst 7ib Mr H Margh 1 Mr Cook's Spendthrift, 5 yrs, llatulb .Mr Da.nby 2 Mr Crawshay's Honi Soit, 5 yra, list SIb.Mr Spence 3 Tom Tom \.Owner), Memorhl kowtier) 0.1so ran. 3 Betting-—Evuna on Honi Sr.it, C to 4 agst HuntingSeId andTomTor)), IVoii I)y two b, d T::e Wiancr bou,, lit in for 110 g-uinea3 Thj TALLY-IiO MI'EEPLEUaA.SE PLATE of CO .-?ovs for weight foi- and AboGG tlTe p,j¡A 2',Ir !S Mc!beurne'.i eh c Sak'l:tl'<l, lZst 7ib n :> Mr G Wai':cr 1 :.lr E Heneacic'¡ B.mny Blue F¡g-, 5 list 101b :Ill' iolwYn Mr Adieu, aged, 12ft 13!b Mr Robert deTcdeiiei.Atbert, The Convict, Pi'uurose, and Lady Sutton a'so ran. Batting—G5 to 40 act Albert, 7 to 2 Bonny Biue Fitg, 4 to 1 M;Bt Adieu, and 10 to 1 Lottsrv. W"n b' five ienyths bad third. HEU MAJESTY'S PLATE of 200 guineas weight for ago. Two iiiiles. Mr Stephonson's Knight Tempiar, 4 yrs, 9st 7)b Fag-an 1 LOl'tl Downc's Ambe<iTis, 5 JTS, Vdt nIb.II Jcttery 2 Mr C Perkins's Roeha npton, 5 yrs, 9-,t ll!b ..Snowden 3 M.sPon.i(J O..bui'!ie;, re.u-tina (U Wood), ¡v,d Capil, \[lIre (Gu:tter) alo ran. Betting-ü'j to {O r1.st Knight 3 to 1 (at nrst 8 to 1) a:st RoeiMmpton, 4 to 1 as'st Amber?ng, und 5 to 1 agst (Japiiiaire. 4

BRIGHTON AUTUMN MEETING. YESTERDAY. A SELLING HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 5 sovs each for starters, with '0 added the winner to be sold for 100 scvs. About two miles, over eight hurdles. Mf Ha'ford's Oona., 3 yrs, 10dt [)lh W Gilks 1 Mr RymiU's Expectation, 3 yra, lOst 9:b .J Jones 2 Mr RWyatt's Freebooter, 3 yrs, 10t 9lb Levitt 3 lleteu M'tr 'dso ran. Betting—5 to 4 a,-st Freebooter, 5 to 2 agt lle!cn Ma.r, 4 to 1 agst Expectation, and 5 to 1 agst Ooaa. Won by four leiigths; bad third. The winner was not sold. A MAIDEN PLATE of 100 guineas, for two year oids; colt, tbt 10:b, fiHie3 Sst 7Ib winncrs extra. IIa]fs. mile. Counr Jaraczewski's E 1'<1 S, t jib, F Archer 1 Mr E Kelt's II .rt o' Gr.ecf-, 9..t 3ib.F V.'cbb 2 MrTCani!on's!-iidcra!,8.itlc)!b.Watts 3 Betting.-2 to 1 on Eva, 100 to 30 agst Sidera), and 5 t,) 1 agöt Ihrt 0' Grce' Won by three Iengt113; J.U1e betwecn scconJ and th;rJ. A MAIDEN HUNTERS' FLAT RACE of Ssovs eachfor 50 weight far age; se¡llng aHow- ances. Two milL", on the flat. Mr T Golby's Gaper, 4 yr?, list 7ib.Mr ReviH I MrBone1)a'sTheRovpr,4yr3,l2st Mr Knowiea 2 Mr E Eiphick's eh m Lady Day, Q yrs, 12.'t 7ib MrE!phick,jun3 Dc\eron, Vovette, MerrySeld, a.nd Discord a)so ran. Betting-7 to 4 Lady lJaY,3 to '1 agst 4 to 1 agst G tpur, 10 to 1 .r.t The Rover, and 20 to 1 a:;t :1.ny by length, T;ic NURSEitY HANDICAII of 5 sov. each for sta'-ters, with 100 added, for two year olds; the winder to be soid for SCO h'ov.?. About ha)f a mi]p. C01U,t I-'ia. 1 Mr Kent's Hart 0' Grc(:c, 8st "101"re1] 2 Mr C Bianton's Heiiotrope, 7st. Hi') .llavwood 3 He!£atta (l Wy,1tt), Prince (Weodon), Priestcraft (Co! stabl¡;), Bois; c:'ous QuecI. Ru3k (A JL, Glen Jorsa (Lc;raire), and Yu!c Star (T Laue)ai30 r:u]. Bett!)ig-7to4 agst Eva, 9'to 2 f1gt Gten Jorsa, 7 to 1 ,g3t Yu!e Star, 100 to 12 ag1>t Heiio- trop3, 10 to I C!Icil ,I; Prince, RndIIarto' as Greece. 11 to 1 a,t St.u' C'neen. 100 to 8 ag-st Priestcrnft and 100 to 6 axst Rutk. \Von by a neck, and one length l,et-, cell anù tiJÍrd The winner was sold to Mr Nig'htlng'a.tl for 300 gui,,ioic, aml was sold to 1111' G Mac,terman Tho BRISTOL MILE NURSERY nAXDICAP of 10 sovs each, with HO added, for two year olds winners ex- tra the second received 20 sovs out of the stakes. A1011t one mi e, Mr T Coriallller H, Cst 2i1> Gallon 1 Major Sta.pY!tot.'sSah.ii3.7Nt lUb.Mac.<tf.n.i.!dS Mr F Leicu's Loith (Me Bertie). Cst 4ib Mon-eU 3 (F (H. Wyatt), Goycrnor !Constable), Star awl Garter (Leiiiaire), King Stcphen (Vidter), Zabina. (Weedon), Goshawk (C WiUts), Handcuff ('1' Lan\ Sweet Annie and (A Hall) Favo, 7 to 1 ng?t Corentino, 3 to 1 a?t Sa'atBis alid Star and Gru-ter, 10 to 1 c.tch ng-gt Th&rga'tby, Zabinn, Go-haw! LeiLh, and Coria.uder II. Won by four lcngtb bad third, A SELLING WELTER HANDICAP PLATE of 100 guineas, for three year o!ds and upwards, winners ex- tra. About five furiong?. Mr Biewitt's Gadny, 3 yrs, 7;st ll!b.Andrews 1 Mr W Gregor)" Lady of the Fo-cst, 3 yra, S':t 7ib Constable 2 Mr T Cannon's Larissa, 3 yrs, 8st J Watta 3 King' Vat (F Archer). Cornbrook (G Cle'Kents), Glance IiS8 Jesdo Brown a and (C also rau. lJetting-2 to 1Gadfly, 4 to 1 a:;st Larisja, 5 to 1 agat Lady of the 100 to 15 each agst Glanco and Val. Won by lengths, and three lengths between and third. The winner was bought in for 205 g-tiiiieas, and Corn- brook was sold to Mr Wuodands for 52gs. The BRIGHTON TOWN PLATE (handicap) of 100 guineas for ycar olds and upwards; winner3 extra. About seyea Mr Humphrcvs's KinK Da.vid, 3 yrs, 8st 51b Macdonald 1 Mr Hardy'a F'ieldfa.re, 4 yrs, 9&t t!tb. F Archer S Mr T Canncn'a Lighthouse, 3 yM, 9st J Watts 3 Le Promeneur (R Wyatt). Cobra (Wainwright), Maid of Wye (Constable), MisaEthua (Maidmcnt), and King Al- phonso (Waltcra) also ran. Betting'—7 to 4 a.st King Davtd, 7 to 2 ag4 Maid of Wye, C to 1 a.yst Lig-htllOuSC, 100 to 15 aq'st Fie!dfa.re, and 8 to I each agst Le Prome- neur and Miss Ethua. Won by three-parts of a length BETTING O?T THE COURSE. LIVER] OCJL CLT. 6 to 1 ayst Master Ki'dare, 3 yrs, 7st 4ib, t & w 100 to 15 — Touchet. 4 yrs, 8st OIb, t 9to 1— LadyGo]i6cht!y.4yrs,7stl2Ib,t 10 to l—Rhidorroe!i,4vrs',7;;t6ib,t 100 to 8 — Atta.Ius,3yrs.'7ht,t 100 to 8 — Lancaster, 4 yrs,6stllib,t 25 to 1 — Ridotto, 3 yrs, C.=t 21b, o a

SCHEME TO KIDN AP A PRINCESS. A sensational story comes from Canada, The yo!'o?t<o Globe reports a Fenian plot to kidnap the Marquis of .Lome and the Princess Louise. It is stated that two cruisers are being htted out at a port; between New York and Martha's Vineyard to capture the Marquis and his wife from the steamer in which they sail for Canad;t. Presum- ing they capture the illustrious travellers, it would be interesting to know what the Fenians would do with them. „

STRANGE EVIDENCE AT A BOARD OF TRADE ENQUIRY. Our Plymouth correspondent telegraphs :—The old f?dage that a little !eak may sink n. great ship," was illustrated by the evidence on Thursday, at the enquiry respecting the abandonment of the Glasgow steamer Rover. A witness produced a morsel of crushed coal, which had been taken from tho bilge injection valve. Through thia v:Jve the rush of water had come, it having been ineffectually shut by the engineer, 0\ i1Jg to the lodgment of a piece of coal. Just before the aban- donment the engineer closed the sea injection valve, and thus, unwittingly, stopped the leak. The enquiry was adjourned that charges may be prafcrred by the Board of Trade.

HOW TO STOP TOOTHACHE.—Apply to the C:1.Vlty of the tooth a I1ttIe cotton wool 8hturated with DAVtES's UDOXTic," which Btay be ordered through any Chemist, or post-free for 8 stamps from DAViEs, Chemist, Tenby. VALUABLE DISCOVERY FOR THE HAIR.—If youf is turning grcy or white, or off "The Mexico H:nr Renewer," for it wiU posM.ive!y restore in without te:tvm;f the dis?greea.hte sm?U o{ most Res' torers." It makes the hair cliarmingiv beautiful; as \\e!! a.s promoting the growth of the ha.ir on ba.'d spota, where the Rinuus are not decayed. Ask your Chemist ror "THE MEXICAN HAtR REKEWJ6R," prepared by HEXRY U. GALLUi', 493, Oxford-street, London, and soU by Chemists &ud Perfumcra everywhere at 3s 6d per Uottio. 1;0570 w. T?RUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, jfj SCURVY, BAD LEGS, BUHNS, SCALD' ?C.. ARE CUREO DfKECTLY BY TH!! EcYPTtAN SALVE.—The most WOn- derfuJ application for evoy kind of Sores. Daft legd of about tnetity yenrs :¡talldiug hnve been compfate!y cUred by it in two or wecb. It subdues inflamœa.tian in a few hours, a.nd soothes ra.h very 'jnnldy. Scurvy dis- ttonsoftheskin. ?orG?ttiet-ed Hre:tsts,'InHaTriadEyM, Riiigwoi-in, and of kind, it is eqii.ile,], p.ttd is rccomtnotmed with th"rot;]1 ccntJct'ca by tLe who rÇ recblving t1.e nWEt fr&tifying' j):'oofs of its success M i). cica.nsing Mid l'repared by Rea.de 13:'01 htl'S, Chemhtc, Wotverha.n'pton, and sutd in pots at 131cl and 2s Od each, by all Chemists. Sold by Anthony. Joy, and WutiMts, Messrs Col.1man and Co., Chelllit3, Hih- ttreet. Cardiff. 23{-"O wO.ItTlI A GUINEA A BOX. W —- B-nKCHAM's rnj.3 by tl'I),nrls to he worth GUINEA DOX for and !'<uch as 'In(1 'Pain at the Sick lteftdaclie, Fu¡¡n'1 f'w",1Ii1lç:' aftH ¡:eals, and nr(\¡ne8, Chi11, Flushing's of Hra., Loss nf Shortne:.s of 'ciirv v, on kin, Tliq. tnrbc(l Sleip, Dre:t!n, and pJI Ncrvoic; 'I'rcmb1ill: Sen:ttiol1s, & The (i¡-;t will dnsc gh'c rc:[. Í il iit3, iiiintitel. This is no fiction, for it in thousands of c:tc;es. Ï3 e:1.1'1'(" t1? invite.} to onl1 box of IInù tLcy wm be ac].1':)\vledged to 1 '0 WORTH A GnNRA. A P.OX For a wf)k Stomad1, i"lr:tiJ'ed Di2'e.t¡on, n(l n11 flh:o'(l(;r of the l.li-'¡er, thoynct Jikc U 1TACIG," :1.1 :1 fe.w liese' to work wnndel's thc n,i ;r. p',rt.11t. in the human IT;a):il1e. the whole tte 1011:0:-]0:' t ('e;;I. pJexioll. hrill' back the keen edlre of :èlJT)(otitc1 and \e'n3 oitr) sc!on with t)-e ¡W,EBUD of h2:t!th, t!)C iv!)Olf-, ph' -il op- -e -n -t (, c,, -,3, of tlic %?i f: ri hy tJ:nll(\'1c13. emb;e¡ng- all e! FOI of Sq('i,,y, one of the, r.e-;t tr) tii,, Nei-voit- and Pc- hi1it:1ted is 13JEClr.M' the largest sale of Patcnt Merlicine in the world. li 'h nx. Qc)T(l F,,il,l (lirceti i)-, i?-f?, %i-itli et' and ratcut Medicine Defers in tile .&i!Mrdom. T ('{)a J T)OWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED, DOWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED, PO\VELL:S BALSAM OF LISEEï>, -S- pOWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED, JL TOOWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED, BALSAM OF ANISEED,' mHE oldest and most eSectual COUGH JL REMEDY. "H.M.Gunbo-.t.Nettey.Wiek, Scotland. "Dear Sir,—Having' iiad a most distressing and s('vere cou;;h, which caused me many s!ccp'e>:5 Ilight3 Ilnd reõt]ess days, I was recommenèe,( by his lordshi).'the EHriof Caithness to try your m(¡st "invaluable" Ba!.am of Aniseed, and I can assure you with the first dose I found immediate duties, and the nrst sma!i°bottte completely cured me; therefore I have the greatest eouSdonee in fully recon:meuding it to the million. SIgncd, W. LlZELL, II.M. <uni.Joat, Netley." T?OR COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, IN? -!L .FLL'ENZA, COLD.S, &c. BRONcmns, iN- -N- _FLUEXZA, COLDS, &c. 'B?OR COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, IN- -M-? _FLUENZA, COLDS, &c. T?OR COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. IN? -&- FLUENZA, COLDS, &c. Y?OR COUGHS, BRONCH ?TIS.?IN- -?_FLUEXZA, COLDS, &c. EXTRAORDINARY COUGH REMEDY -IlJ A la'iy "Tt.CS: 1Y¡cn YO:l see rr ro;c11, tell him* that 1 woufd not bo' afraid to face a Rus' sinn winter with his H :]sa.m of Aniseed fo:- a com- p:mion, although my imlZ'S are most suscepti¡'10." An eminent dcrgYllJan in Lincc>]nshire writes "IIaving'found Puv.-eii'jBaisinn of Aniseed a most excc!tc;.t remedy for coughs, &c.. I been sivi.? away bottle after bottio tj the pocr of myparish. T ION, NET, and MOUSE, TRADE -R-J MA;{K. L'- ION, NET, and MODSE, THADE ;JA1:K. Y ION,NE'J\ and MOUSE," TRADE -S-J MAHK. ? ION,NET,' ?d MOUSE, TRADE _MARX. LION, NE'r, JLJ MARK. T ION,NET, 'and MOUSE, 'TRADE -B-?_MARK. INYALUABLE for BHONCHITIS aud ASTHMA. The Rsv Wm. Lush writes from Stixv.'oid Vioa.rag'c, Hcrncastle :—" For the patt twelve years Iha.vebcenitithciii.bit of u.ir.g'mysc:f, shoutd not'be cxrtg?er?fing if I?aid I have mver knownittofaii. "\Vhenever I ¡¡wa had a cou;.rh I use it in preference to anything else, &tid again ami a.¡;ain it has cured me. BALSAM OF ANISEED. -EL j&. 'pOWELL'S'BALSAM'by ANISEED. BALSAM OF ANISEED. Y?OWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED. JL__ BALSAM OF ANISEED. '??7 ILL LOOSEN the PHLEGM imme- ?Vdiate'y. Tho DCJn of 'Vc,trn:n"ter' vcrgei' writcs:- I wa<> ad "isell to try the n:'¡am of Ani3cer!; I did, :ui&ha.vo found very great relief. It'3 most comforting' in r.l1ayiug irribtiJn and givins' strength to t,be 1'olce." !.iollo1 Brough, E5<}, the c¡¡:inent actrJr, writes:—"I thiuk it an invn.i'j:U)!e medicine for members cf my professi<n,:u)d have alwrLYs recommended it to my brother and sister artisteô," F-i OR COUGHS, PLUE,A. '?OR COUGHS,DRONCHITIS,n? JL' Fi.U?:\ZA, COLDS, &e. JSJ FLUEXZA, COLD:" &t;. "rf110lt COUGHS, 'B'RONUHITIS, IN Ji' FLULXXA, &.?. F -On, COU?I:" :BnóÖí-fil'IIN. ?' FLUrNZA, COLDS, &c. F-¡ Ol{ COUGHS, nRONÖlII1'îs-:IN FLt!5ZA. COLDS, &o. 'JDOWELL'S nALSAI OF ANISEED, -i- for ROUGHS, COLDS, ASTBLMA, BRON- ?? CHITI!?,&c. Mr 'ntomaa A. Sheridan, 01 Eiphin, writes:—"i''orthread.i.ydandnin'htalwa,sa strr.nirer to rest aid E!ccp ra.ckcd :n)d s.!most I.i!c:i with n, hM'fJ coa, I tne i kinds üf rcmc'iit; Lu'j to n.) At !e!!g-th n. frieud Id:ldJ;r sUjlplit:ù me wÜlÎ :J. qu:uter of :J. sma]! bottle of y. ur En.b;an). and to!d Me to try it, which I accu-ding'iy did. The result has mlmculolr<. The c')U'']¡ has !llmost ce:tsecl, and I ha\\) Olle\! more found out (thanl¡s to J'OW' Bakllll) w]¡at it is to enjoy sleep amI liic." 'H' ION, NET, and MOUSE, TRADE JU MARK. and JLJ MARK. Y ION, NET, "and -!LJ MARK. T ION, NET, and MOUSE?TRADE JLJ_ ?_ MARK. Y ION, NET, and MOUSE, TRADE JLJ MARK. JU MARK. DnRULY an EXTRAORDINARY EX- ?. PECTORANT. Mr Edward M.Utfett, of Bury, IIunta, writes to Mejsr,; Patrner and Sins, Rumsey Havin? been in the habit of Balsam o< Aniseed for a great numbor of years, I have great pleasure in be:tdng- tC3timony tn its incomparable effects as an expectorant. I always und a single dose gives i'mnediato relief, and a small bottie eaecta a perfect cure." BALSAM OF ANISEED. pOWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED. OF ANISEED pO\V¡fLI;S liALSAÜÓ; ANISEED. pOELVS _BLSAl\[ OF ANISEED. -pOWELL'S'BALSAM"OF'ANISEED. DUC DE ';O';TABO!l WRITES:— "CinÜeall de Monf,a];o', Aveyron, "Si".—Ha.v:n;s-i!Y'-rjd fo!' s)m2 tim3 from an osfinat':) C011gIJ, ccompanied wIth fcyer, COl!' tillllGllS Dfa:lachci'. !lnd sleeplcss 11Í;i:ts, I resl'l\e,l, af,Ær having va;nly tl'lCd severn I other medicinM, to have recourse to your PALSAM of ANI.gED. I cann 1t re¡st, sir, the dejire of makiw' yon aC(1ua.idcÜ with the really mr.r, vcHoufre:u':tswMchIderivedfrouiit. From the first d,£e I fclt great rJlief, thc bad l'ymrt)1113 grew feebler, the irrit:Üion of the throat was calming' ùown, ald I recovered the sleep wldeh nearly ]eft me. The third dose delivered me completely, lwdI J.m now complct-ely restored to hca'th. "Receive, sir, with the express'on oi my grot-i. tuù(', the assurance of m.y distinguicihe,1 senti. ments. Duc DE MONTAnOR." FOR COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, IN- .JD VLUENXA, COLDS, &c. JL' FLUENZA, COLDS, &c. FOR-ÖÖUGHS,-BRONCHITIS, IN- 'I JL' FLUENZA, COLDS, &c. Fu OR COUGHS, BRÖNC, IN- JL' _FIjUEXZA, COLDS, &c. TmOR COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, IN- JL' FLUENZA, COLDS, &c. ?OR COUGHS,BRONCHITISr?N JL'FLUENZA, COLD8,_&c_ 'pOWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED, Sir,—I have for a. Ion? time suffered from a. severe cough,nnd tried all Dr. Libereuht advised POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED it cured me utter a few days. You arc at liberty to use llls Jctter III hopes that others may benefit bv it. I am, Sh-, yours, &e "London." "ALBERTCOLNrroTOCK!. T ION, NET, and MOUSE, TRADE JLJ MARK. LION, NET, andMOUSE, TRADE. JU MARK. TTION, NET, and' MOUSE, TRADE JLJ MARK. JLJ MARK. S' ION, NETT?and?MOUSE, TRADE JLJ_MARK. Y ION, NET, and MOUSE, TRADE JU MARK. LION ;-NEf,ld- MOUSET'TRADE MARK. pOWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED. BALSAM OF JL _?- 'POWELL'S BALSAM OF ANISEED. A 'POWELL'S BALSAM'OF JET _??—— — — -?'?' Tp?O WELL'S BAL'-?AM'CF ArJSEii. -B-. _?—-—— .ta,cj) :n w:L'.c:' coin: to bed is cxt.'aordhtary. i, .U!ChC!.ti='s a.d e':dorj the W. r?i, ?t la Hd, and "s 3d j.-er boH:? a. ?ro.t ?r.) r intakiu?f.uni!yb.tt)c'll?c?;h.i'?h!i,}?J<vc:0 yc?:'s.—Prepared ci'ty by ?H?.?. 1'0).LLL, j:ckf.'ia:?- road,London. A SK for POWELL'S BALSAM of AN1- ??- _??'?__ Q(7';< D B Y AL'L CHVM I S"T'S. ? Observe trads mark, Liuu. ?et. :'nd ??ous- 6053 DELIVERY -*L OF THE SOUTH WALES DAILY NEW8< TIte Proprietors of theSom-n WALM DAiLT NEWS to that by a specie conoessiou of the Authorities the.) arc enabled to despatch their First Edt- tion each Morning by the Mails leaving' Cardiff at ?m and ?.?o ?.m. Country Subscribers reading witliia thehmitaof GLAMORGANSHIRE. CARMARTHENSHIRE. PEMBROKESHIRE, CARDIGANSHIRE, ????,??P°''t'Miso{ BRHCONSHIRR ?nd MOH- composed wit'.in the TrfdegM- and alley Districts, may nc.w have m. 60CTI! WALES ?s de'ivered at their resident dfuty by the some post as that which conveys thuir JonLettors. The SECOKD EDITION cf the So: T.t WALES DAtLV NMK )S prepa,id, to of.the ?U other places witinn the DLitrict, in timt St Fasana S Brides-sup.E)y Dinns Powis Marshnetd tt Nicholas Cadoxton PcM.rth t'e'etstone Ca'rphiMy Lisv&r.e L!audaS BedwM Ra.lyr YstradMynach Wt;;t"hurch WcU ?Ming'rifHt.h Tcn?'v).].m CefuM.tbly LoKDoN Rn of Eng!M]d subserlberg rMOCtt'e on the Mternoon of publication. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. rE<QrARTEt,03T-lRt;E. 09t PRRJrfALE-YEA)! 019 C liesidotits ni CARDIFF n.nd its the& papers by ha.t:d delivery, and exper;€nci:ig anv difRcaIty !U thott' papers promptiv and &« requested to coinmunici-.to wiLh the Chief Otiice, CajdiC. ?0;n'f! WALES DAIf.Y 7S and 73, St ? cim ??(.UY t.a( yet au'.thm-.r t'.c H ?''??'??? ?GEOE'GH, TTTE nr,nOT) FpHOMPSONS' DURDOCK ?='T<. of thn btood, stfmanh. Liver, and kidneys; they 'o tf tht core cfeTery disease, w;.orc tio other :neJici::t.3h.tTt GREAT 'BI.OOD PURTFIEU the n-r.n'r.;nts or -nmd in the o< ?u the CM, di-mness of wentt prswcye3,]oss nfr;'P'nnry, of t)'c hea'-S, Hrcr, and bUious ?thma, or ?!rhtnMs ta Chemist?, or from'tha Burdock PHI Ala.nufa.ctury, 44, Oxford-street, Swansea. 19 OW TO "ENSURE HEALTH, _9LS Or, the COXriUKNTtAL "—' a treatise of the Laws 1-ife—Tt.e in' fringement of v.'hich is the cause of aH Dist.'a&e. DcbHity, and aU their et)m.o:u!taut symp- This YaIuab!eWork (HI padres) gives PRESCRIPT!ONa 7A' ?'?C???Vjf with iuil INSTKrCJIcXSfcf A)so a. descriptive pamphteton the functions and di9- entiUed,' ? ?TT?IIE FEMALE'S FHIEXD and ADYISEn, which wHt JL to any addre?s on KKCHPTof STAMPED TO INVALIDS.—Cons'utt a f;U3.]ined and advice &n matters of heaiti),if ?nabid to havsapersoniU roKtircd, by Pr. ?g.Loti.?'e-square.Ba.rn?bury,London,N. ?R. ROOKE'S ANTI-LANCET. it; A Guide to E'/c: ehou!d posses a ?R.?ROOKE'8ANTI-L'AJ'-TCET. Fov.'er innuanecs a!) th's bodity to rcr- fr.i-ni the! allotted o< pr:ort.i death cf ti.e ?H.BOOKE'SANTI-L.ANCET? Orlgiti o' a.n Diseases ft'om Depression of ?er- Dnnki"—Spirituous Liquors—Loss of B!oc<! Rf3dth.; Chapter on the Destructive P.'act'<'< Byron, Sir Wattpr Scott, ttadam ?ta'tbranr r?R.ROOKED' ANTI-LANCETS R? AH who wish to preFei-ve iica'th. ftnd thus pro !onfr)ifc, shou)d rcsd DR. HOOKK'S ANTr. LANCET, or HANDY CUIUE TO DOMESTtG MEDICINE, which cnn be had from ( a"Chemist from nn ???Y/,L 7?OO.V TO ?-WD 2'/77W7C." T?R.ROOKES ANTI-LANCET. -B-?' A Oercrvman, writing to Dr. Rnohe, u ?- r d?t< Ju!v :)5th, ]874. of t'.o AN'['r-LAN. CET," says :—" Of its styie and matter I (nn judg-forl have b;en an Rntho) on othet deHneation I ever read of the human frame. and the links between the materisd fabric ir\?ROOKE'SANTLLANCET, lL?' OR HANDY GUIDE TO DOMESTIC .JEOICU<E, Ca.n be had GRATIS of oH Chemists, or ANTI-LANCET. ?-?' Ask your Chemist ,or a copy (GRATIS) of tht h3t edition, pages. BALSAMIC COUGB ? ELIXIH. ?? ELIXIR. Ini:te').dof8nchfa))!t- at the c'.ponse of enfecbiins' the digestive to CROSBY'S BALSAMIC COUGt ?ROSBVS'BAiJSAMICCOUGB ? EHXtR. DR. 'ROOKR'S DR. ROOKE, Scarborough, Author o! tht snbdne<Co'.).T-h. Pain, and irritation of tht I can with the greatest confidence recommend to nn otherwiat strengtheninc;- treatmeut of thix disease. ??OSBY?BALSA?C COUGH ELIXIR. SINGERS, an< PUBLIC SPEAKE' vi'] nnd it cfectual safeguard against Hoarseness. Chroxit Bronchitis, a.nd aU a.'Yeetions of the yocat ?'org?c?. ?ROSBY'SBALS.AMIC'COUGI? ?' ELIXI' TRAVELLERS, SPORTSMEN, EMIGRANTS, and others, exposed to sudden of this medicine, ward oS a.U unpleasant ?ROSBY'SBALSAMICCOUGH ?? ELIXIR. PULHONART CONSU.MPTIOX. dtstressin- CouTh, P.)in in ChMt. Di'Hcu:ty of Breathing. &e. For the Ni?bt SwenH, M specinc, them in the coum of ? fev days. ?_ ?ROSBY'S?BALSAMIC?COUGS ? ELIXIR. This medicine, which '6 free froc) opium and not the )oea). itr:tatir.n, b.]t improve" dtge.tiO!) ? Btren"t'icn'!theeon'.titut'o"- HfnKetth used with the mo?. ''?"??"?.'r.?.? ASTHMA coNSL?r?? ?n}? BRONCHITIS r.?-r?t-r?"? CONSUMPTION DItEICLLTY orBREAT? corons and COLDS T, tT? T? n.T, INFLUENZA. ??,? ??S'? And al! affections and Cbe,t. ?ROSBY?'BALSAMLCCOUGa Isso'd in botUe? nt IsM. <;s6d. aud lls. ea-h by ah re.pcc;ab)c Che-r.ists. &nd by JAs. M. CROKBY, Chemist, borough. CROSBY'SBALSAMIC——COUGH: ?/ A.k yo,,r for the New Cr.Kbv's Treatise on ??' ??' ??YG.? ]n?trn.;hons for the rc!ef:).d cure if theft f.r p(isT EnEE frn.n JAMES M. ?__ ??'OSBY'S BALSAMIC "'COUGH ?? ELIXIH, Cap be obtn!no.] of ?U Chemists. ??? ?_?01?)_ ?Iin TEHMS OF SUBSCRIPTION fo- the SOUTTt ..3. DA'LY NEWS an'! :AHU:FE A.ND SOUl'H WALEH WEEKLY NEWS are-.f) f(.owa: 0:.e a. d. s. d. s. d. t4.S8 Couth Daily News.. U 0 13 n <! Tin.c.i.3;).5 t}.no fruitod and by DAVi. DUN-CAN ? ?UNS, at .j!).. i.U!t< ?pM-}i:s, 75 &n-i ? at ?M ?? ei a ?ie of

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. .tOl T1H l' Al' j' L1\ Ib.S 187; In. De ?uthn?tern g?? London. !??ton.&S(j'? ?? M.r'.?. Z Z 273 ? M'?!.t'?7326 127SC) — — M?r.t.< 239 MV.Uj. ?8 ?o i? ?..?.??n?.bo?r.?. ?? 12? 48? — tHty.nr.3V.?-? 2C03. — ? t'emhro'<o?ndT?nb/ ?? ?3 —j[y London &.?orth-tV.e;-i) — — —5?-, LonL.o:t?Souti)V/=;.c? — ? ?23 fx):t?r))).Cn:th?:n.?U:'v?i' ?? <?!=?H.?ci-t). — ? ?"? 22 Mt?V.e. ? ? ? 42 (j?r.?th"?: ? ? C.M?v.kS.uf.:t-W?'t.?? .— — "?'

LATEST MARKETS. ) Ck)lt.N. BRISTOL Con:) Thnrsday.—(From Mr Gco. Coiem.n, Junior's Lla.udaS Green.)-Tf.eg..dn trade:.as free from any new feature tho usuetl ii -lueie,?s have been at work, and the tendency has been the same. It seems us though we should ie-;er get out of the groove into which we hnvo fallen. Oui u?arket to-d..y is very nnn. Best v/h<:at, rather dearer. M dthig baricy 6r:n grading parcels e.i dearer. Maize unchanged. On.ts lidL No fresh feature ha"t been aho.vn in the co'?t.Inen'.?L gr..m tra?'.e. Prices for wheat at Paris aud hi the French mar- kets M:n:tin stationary. in Belgium and Holland bu-incaa has remained very quiet. The Cerman trade is in about. the position. i'iour trade: 1:1 New York the export Inquiry hAsc.)ati'.t'edq!ttet; t'e t-'?piiy of bc?t bi?-.id.-i is:.operate, a.df!Ui!ii!y?t'?dea:t!'e..itiioutch.igc'. !'resent priccH of foreign kt-aiii D.).ntxtc white (49Glb.?). 47s to 4d: Amencan, white, 45] t? 4?? uo fm<2 t'ed. 4?j to 4? do, !;cG,mdary. 40-! tn n.nd it, 40s to40.Ud. 'j.x'.t.c.ir.nd !et&rnbnrg, Ms I,) 413 u:! E:l;<J¡, o1d rei! ¡nd white, 42; to 44s: lIo. l1C;V do, lO. to lL. arly: ]j\n8 rnaltin, 4z3 to 481 i-:rillllin' 20.> t,, 2,)s 6,,1 ve, Ilcl AI¡¡eric.m do. 2 '.> to; L. ü:¡t, Swc.1i:;]¡ :llLl ,5,1 t,:20,; Li'.ucrtck, white, 233 to b; DulJja ljht, L t. 22.,3 C,,rk, M)d P.K., t 2? French: Mn:t:i:tt:tize, 2?3 6d to ?;H:).t.? 2?t«24dti'(:h:i.n'?l'ur,21s?)2-2-. BiRMlN&HAM UoR:< MAHr?jET, ThuMd?y.—There W,ld oi.iy a iuntLfd &i!p;'iy of whtat at tLij day's which was Iield for Is per (ti- advance, a.t)d which w.u cu'.y p.'dd in except i'jtuJ case?. Antci'i- Mttiz?n?'.u.:ibdhi,he: c!I.'TI. (JATTLE &lAR!CET. Thursday. — At 0, beef, at)d:r.<do ruled :'jnic\ha.tquim,bRtttli the ht OH oit'fr -.vere eveuH-'tt).t:y cleared. The s:it,piy ui ¡\1I10rlCan cattlr-) !.[: :Lo¡ t. B}st 2:HpleA of bBd fetched fro: 7: to I.t; per CW; ílnll Îuferiur sc,i Li In 1-t,i(t III! sold .i.tfi'o:nt)d i,cl per, 1') to'bt;.jb wether (,f co-,vs o;i r,t;Et:&g,:i:¡'fi?J:, :[":¡ 1, :n:d a; qt;i':t, t.:<.do, but.dl ,cle:<1'ed O¡¡t, at aDGut ht", ratc. There were al>'lt. 800 IJig,, fro:!i Ireland o;i otfe't'. b;tCua rea,qng ftOUt Cd Lo 3 J,1 pnr a.iid )jorkers fro'n -1 ro '0; G!. r." LOXDON UATTIJ! MARKET, Thu.sd{.y.-Tr.l.e quit:-c. oi beef (r:.to as dear; m'co:)dc'L?3 exhibit a, downward teudeiicy. Sheep, c.dvc?, :md t'i.?'3 unchanged. Beer, 4j.<3dto5al0d;inu',t..)n, Mto7s2.i;Vt'i,j 53Cdtou-;ijd;!?.ik,4?tO-l-ilO. Ee.??,L!J'JJ; .hee, 3,480; c.v?, 210; p;?,Sj;ii.c?diu? f??n???D?;?p?M? l?UELlNCATTLB?Alt?T, Thursday.—There wa..3:ts!ii:JIs'J;)pj!ycf cattle, a.ud trade in beef ru!ed dull. the to;) pt':cf; fot.' heifers being G7=i Cd pprcvt. A :uuuber of cattle re- mained bhet-'psohl fairly, a.t about last v/cek'3 rates. V&al rather dearer. Prime beef,C'78Cd. Mutton,wether, 8dto9d; ditto, 7d to 8d; Veahci.'jlce,8dtol0d;inf2rior,ud[,er!.b. r::on'L'CH. LOND).N PRConcE MARKET, Th'r-'L'.y.—Sugar markt-c co;;H:ifs extre:;teiy diu!, without quota- ble alteraLiou 1:t t..rice;3. Coirce stiii Sat. and prices :It auction favoured buyers. Tea.—China. Congou, 7?d to l3 4?d ditto siftinga, 5?d to 5?d Itloyune (?unpo?vder, Is 2?d to Is 3d; ditto, in cases, k 23 5.! to 2s .')Jd Hysor, Is 41d to Is 4tcl Young Hys:)'.i,10d tol0.\d; Pmg Suey, 9d to Is 31-(I. Ind.ansoldqu!e'ty, at about lato values. Rice remains verydLtU. Cotton ma:ket opened firm, but now v.-eaker. Jute continues inactive. Dried traie doine', a.id prices l-ie;Jerally de.'rer for nil articles. East India indigo since last auctions haa been very quiet, and ptices cur- rent abr,ut tha.a the time last year. T,:d¡<J" 11("W, ab0ut 3f,g on the LiVERFUUL PRODUCE MARKET, Thu'-sda.y.— Su?ar q?.?t. JHcL; sifw, and littie p'?ssin? in rum, co.,rco, or coe, Xi:r¡:.t6 of soja, 138 Gel to 14'3. PahiioHratbereasier. Spiritsof turpentine, 25- Liu?:odon,27s3'i.to27s')d. Pe?ro?euindullat S?dper?ilcn. T\dlow,S75to37sCdf.ji-?ortIt America!Lr.rd, S4s Cd to 34s 9d. BUTTEH. CcKK PuTTEn ?.lAKKET, Thursday.—Ordinary: Fii''its,ilCs:seconds,101:third.s,Sl.foLirrn.?, 7?s;iii'?.?,4t'. ?.lild cured: superfine, ISjs; til-ts, 12?:&'eco.ic;101s; thirds, SJ;. rirkins CIŒ CAERPH[LI.Y CHEESE ;'lAp.KET, Thursday.— Ve'.y HtnuM :u.'u'ket to-day, a1'lèl prices from GJs to SSL'GAR. CLYDC CRUh.iE!') Su?AR ?lAF.KEf. Thursday.— wiiich are not much in demand. DRAD LOXDON DEAD MEAT MARKJST. Thursday.— Titcrc \¡" n rati)er large supply of meat on sale this Ji10flling", and trade rul'd quiet, a,t about pre- vious values :—jBeef, 2s 8dto.534J;muti,on, i, tJ G, veal, 5s -id to ti.l 811; br'3 pork, 33 -lcl to 4. 4J; 31' ,11 dc', -l öc! to 53 pm' stoLe. v.'oor. BRADFORD WOOL MAHKET, Thursday.—There ;a bej;; -an. easier feeling iu Hna.ncia.1 quarters, holdera of wool are less disposed to sacritice their stocks, and the tone is slightly less depressed. 110-e\"2r, are few, no :1.d- VtnC0 in i- rices can be is a. limited husiuess for export yarn, but orders fo'' Leiusic are falling oHf. Questions &ho" no Irnproveuieat. The piece trade is htiM very restricted. LONDON HAY AND S'fHAW MARKET. Thursday.— Modbi'ate.supplies at market, and trade continues sl T.v, at the following rates :—Prime hay, 75s to Sjs; inferior do, 4Cs!.o 1i)3 pri:ne clover, 100s to 112s inferior do, SO-i to 90. straw, SOs to SSs per load. METALS. LONDON METAL MARIUST, Thursday.—Copper atea' -y. Good ordinary Cnht, B57 10-i: Wallarroo, £67; Burra-, .E65. Tin—moderate business iu fine foreign, at .SCO; exceptionalsales.fixed prompt, at a trifle lower. English ingots, &G5. Spelter, £17 53. Lead—English, £15 to.E1.55s. Hheet zinc sold p,t £20 5s to £2G 7s Gel nett. Scotch pig iron, 44.jto44sHiIca.sh. GLASGOW PiG IRON MARKET, Thnraday. — Market quiet. No business. Buyer- 44s 2d, cue month: and 41s Ob.d, cl.shJSellers dearer. BIRMINGHAM IRON MARKET, Thursday.—This afternoon cl:eap bars and strips were the cotn- modity in which most business wa.s done. The fonner were not so h3.rd to buy as heretofore, at ,E5 17s 8d up to £(j lOg and £1 ISs is a price at which bars, other than. those rolled from old rails, are to be had. It is, however, a.n exceptional figure. A few orders were given out by merchants for sheet elates and good bars, on account of standing 'foreign customers. The pig iron trade remains depressed accumulations of from 8,000 to 9,000 tons exist in several instances.

FOOTBALL. CARDIFF v. PoNTTPOOL.—This match took place at Pontypool on Wednesday last. Cardiff won the tosa, and elected to play against the wind, the home team starting the ball, which wa& very soon returned, and the play continued for a Ion,, time in the Pontypool territory. Fry then obtained a try, but owing to the misplacing of the ball, n, goal did not result. After this the play of the C.u'uiff backs became very loose, and the Pontvpool men obtained a. try, which Davis, their capta'n, converted into a. gon.1 by a very nae kick Half-timo was called, and Foa kicked cS for Curdle the baM going again into the Pontypool quarter?, 'and Duncan scored a, try, which Foa failed to turn into a goa). Heard ran in, and PhiIIips essayed to kick a, goal, but he was also unsuccessful. The Pontvpool men were forced to touch down several times in self-defence, and at last Foa having got a free kick, scored a goal for the visitors by a splen- did drop kick at 30 yards distance from the posts. After the home team had touched down a few more tunes on the defensive, no side" was cal!ed, and the match terminated in a victory for Carditf by one'goaJ, three tiies, and 10 touches down to on3 goat. We must rot omit to st\te that ColHm drop kicked very welL The following-composed the Cardiff team :—W. G. Jones (back), R. H. Foa, captain (three-quarters back), W. D. PhilHpa and T. W. Rees (half-backs), E. C. Fry and P. K. Heard (quarter back?), F. S. Thomas, J. V. Tho-na.?, C, Waring. A. Duncan. J. J. D.i-vid, F. Ffrry, H. Ca.lcutt, E. James, and T. Thomas (forwards).

STARTLING EFFECTS OF A CLEA SHAVE.— Tomkin", since he became alderman elect for ilia borough, h.!3 shaved off hia beard, and the change is .so great that now he doesn't recognise Ins own poor relations !-Fuitny Flolks. 'l.EDlCi'¡E, inconvenience, or .XM. se restored by Du i'A?.Y-? D?ncioL-s REVEn? A?B.?' FOOD. wh:c!i rep?rs the mucous n.embrMe ?he.t?aoh ?).J bowc:s, ?nd rei.ewa the b!ood Mp?.y, Mr?? e?ctu?rv ehr?'nc indigestion (cyspcps?), h?i- ? ?P& ?.rr.:?. '????-,??-? pi?nt., ?tui?cv, nervousness, ?"???''?-? ? ?vers, Mre thio?, catarrhs, co;ds, .nhue-.za, nMses m the head Md e&rs, rt.eum&tis!:], g'.ut. poverty a.na .n?u. ritiea of the b)nod, tjrr.ptions, hyster?, n?ur.?.t., irritahility, sieepteMHeas, t-'w spint", sp'.een, a¡; L.t.,Y, witterbra.sh, pa!pit.ation, heart.burn, headache, drop3Y, cranips, and ;.¡t,r even in pre n lUcy or at set, fits, bronc;.¡¡,is, cO;1su:nption, exhaustion, di-abetei, paralysis, wa5till away, aucl rLe feverish and hitter taste on or calliied ùy tOU[1.(;CO or drillk. 3t) years inyariahic stieces3 wilh :1.1,d dplicate 90 000 cuns of cases h P, c S. It as mueh !1DI:ris!J, meut 33 me¡¡,t" It IS litew¡s'J the oLly p-i!'Cd food il dcEI:èe succcssful1r, azi,1 to overcome all infalltine d:fJ1!)ulties in wean- ing, fevcr, r.t8t]cs:.me33, eriii)- tions, Fd ün t11s mfltllt, thriye better than 011 and. the r"tl:.¡tJ, cven soumLy a.U ni?ht through. It saves 50 t'.mM it', e?t iu dru?s. Impurt?nt Caution.—Tbirty yeM-s* weU-deserYed ?nd spc-< ul?tors tu D'.?f up ai] M:!f!s ? che?p and worthlesa f.«?. However, Dr D. K- R?uth, physi.t?n to the Sam!U-it:n Hospital fcr AV4i.,n .t-.d ChiUren, dc- clares :—Amot:gt')'-ve?eta,b)-substances Du terry's RcyaInta is the hM". :l it cuut.una aU t:!e eleinetits of i,i,k," a,i that iirider it.3 mfiue.tce mar.y women an<) etntdren reeled w.th atrophy and debiuty huve ct)n.p)cto:v Dr V-rn. 'Yalh,ce EimBiie, Sun:f,"n u. the P. Mni 0. fcrviec, writes t.) t.'e ?(HM<?<:—Duh?rrv'sI'odia worth ita \vei?ht u.K" To n.void the d)};;er of bein? cheated by woTthtess su s. tUtOJ, insist Upon U HARRY'S REVALEXTA AillitCA i'uon, and accelt no ot)te-. Cure No. SiJ.Olö :—" Twenty- five y<a.ra' incrediMe nuseries from (hr.mic dyspeps.a., ncrvoumes. sieepiHtisnc.sg, iuw spirits. (iebii'Ly a;:u ea.iurc?, a.?d for which 1 tried t'te best sdvire in v?n.. tor five mnnths I haYO !i-cd t;ntire)y on Du I;e';a'enttl Aïal,;c\ 1"0,,(1, I never felt sowe'1in)t\vh[' as I ùo now, Iii; the swdJin aid tnnuth. ;j'b n[ Au.:u:,t, 187t! — D'J EA::f:Y's REVAL!T.\ AnAiucA FooD (suita.b'y FMkHJ f'r a" c'.in?a;cs) ?c?: In ti;r< o: ?ii) :-t 2s; Hb.3.,6J; ?ib.?s; C!b,U6; l;jb.3:2s; 2.1ib,CO. J'u ?A&itYa REVALRM'\ AEAn:CA C:)OCO;.AT)<.—rcw?cr hi '?'teTs l<,r 12 ct?.? iH 2; 2t cu?s. K-j t;d .'3 cup. ? 'P.. ??' ?'' ? ??? '?". ?' ? BARKY'3 EKVALt?- ?r?''i?"'?'?' ''?!? tb?-.?t i.r:t?:-e ?tomMh aud ?? :.?,"?'? ? "??'-c?, ?cu m prc?n?.jy or ?t .ca;. t ?rtburn, and u.e feveri? ?4d. o;- bitter t?ta on tv..„:): up, f.r caused by tobacco or drn'dt)" if l CQU'r -) for di??c??t. U.ey ah? t'?H???d "t/i0???a; —Hb.?M; ?h 6a- -)h 1' 1-P. 32s; ?!? SCs. Dn C-ARRy-. ?D Co., t??'?0 77' Recent-street. London, ?-, !? t?o?han Orooers fmJ ç¡,.cwj.t.¡¡ in t.1e )\ \il.J, i7-:¡yO

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. Oct. CARDIFF. SWANSEA.' NEWPORT. ? '————?—————?————?————— ————?————— 2S 1, i 3 12' 8 3332 9' 7 H 7 3727 S' S 16 8 3731 10 :W T i 8 5,1 9 1630 111 ,50 S 2426 0 S 57 9 132J 8 :¡ W 9 36 9 5 8 Û 8 -W 9 102:3 11 £) :,8 ¡) 5827 I 31i'1014]0:iG2j993-;IO 021 910 HIli) 4224 2 IF 11 011 3,123 210 710 5t.i1f) 91110114221 9 1 0 921 611 2-t 11 54 IS 2! i.- 0 17.20 2 3810,17'12(;21 :0311TllO:l3iJ1G 8 3 1 1 :,1 3 ¿::2 4 1 HI 10216, 252.20 6

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AREKTS.) T!.e ss, Rokebv, KIdd, belon¡;ing to Mr J. Cory, of Car.in', which left Ne'.vciMtle for 0 ie.sa. on Mon.i:.y, and reported grounded on the G.)();lw¡n Sands', got off without damage, and proceede<l to Ma.

VESSELS SIGyATjU'.D AT THE LIZARD. T'HE IjiZARD. Thursday.—V/md N, moderate. Barometer 2J'81. P((,scd Bast-'rnorníng-steamer Jo!.uWe!ls, ofGoc'ie, Afternoon—Spanish bdg- for Antwerp. PIli>s:d ¡¡-est-morn- in<-te:1.:1:ers Ne;'t'nf, Taurida and Kuk- of Liverpool; IrÜ;!¡¡¡::1.n, ofBeifAst; Seah&id, t.i: London Fr.e Lance, pf Sarah Aim, of Ha!t!ej)ool;Emblehope. ofNew- ca.-tie; Cere", of Amsterdam; f.f Car- <IitT; Luanda, of Loch Fyne, of Giasg'ovt -Am'.cixia, (? Bergcn Francisco R, of Naples; PoIiyPinkham. of Ply- mouth :Hopeweii, of -London; M:uy Ai.ni'g. of rivmoutii; C:neiina. of Gejo.t, for Liverpool D.:ches?, of Chester: EMteniProvh'.ee, of Shm.d?; s!,c:?mer Emm?. Trechmann, of llarticpo<i; Sceptre, of London.

MOVEMENTS OF CARDIFF VESSEL?. ?d:.rie Ange (b'i.), Capt wh;ch UJibJ fro! Swansea ou Sun'h'.y n10rUj11g", arrive.! at St M:d:t oil Monday evening, after a Vbry quick p.\s- :£(;[r{:;I; C't Cnat"i!i, left SouLhan:?- tou on ]n;ht. for- ss. Capt Da.ies, l'a8ed Cousta.nti- on fro:rt Bfdista, for London. LL'.r.eda.rne ss, Cn.pt .Lo"se, p:¡8sB<1 on Wednrsd.T.y. fro:n S,I11n:\ for Dnnk:k. LI?'.?ue L-' (J.'?'t Ceen, f.'oin Dilb..o for Ncw- por! p'?t n?o PeriZ?ncc on TI]U:d:.y; sho.t of coa.). C?rdi!? s; C&pt IInIn, Lft rori.?n on Thurs- day, for Nev.'pjrt. day, for Nev.'pjrt. J.d.a Ho'Ard s?', C.r,.t Se?.v/?rd, p?.?ed ??h- ra.Ita.r o!i AVedncs.iay, h'oin Aiex?ndrL'. for ij'Jii- GOD. ? St AuJt-ie.3 s?, C'apt Spl?tt, Icf; E;;b?o on Thu:j.y morning, for Newport. J?eb?ds.?,C?tNh;?,lpfb S?b!c3 d'0;o:!n3 ou Thurada.y morni:!?, lor ril'n.o. Cm?irex s.-?, C;?t Church, left. KerLjh on '\Vcd- nesdpy, fcr the L"ited Kingdom or (Jor:ti!ie!tt. Bt'iMauy ss, C'apt Di:u;ipied, iefc Bilbao on Th' \f:i\Ja.y mOl'lJin; for N eyvport. St Aubu'.s s", C&pt Wiliia.iis, Lft M.dta. on "\Vednescbv, for Damibe. Cha.3 ss, C.pt left St Na.zaire on \Vednesdn.y for Carülff. St s. Caps Lambert, left Fnlmollth on Thursday for CardiH'. Sprn.y ss, C.ipt arrived at Hart.IopooJ, fro; Rotterds.u], on Thursday inommg-. Excelsior s- Cn-ph CL".ytou, arrived a.t Denia. on '\Yednci:1ay, from P:lanno. S, Cp-pt }Ii:cllCll, left Bilbao on Wednesday, for Cardifi'. Mintha. M, Capt II.-dt, left Cataoolo on Thurs- day, for Lnited Kingdom, for orders. Uovino ss left on Thursda.y, i'or Cardiff. Rapid ss arrive.! a.t on ThnrsJay, from St ¡.; :1"z:1.ir2. Dnisy gs, Capt TIiompson, Icit La Roehdlo on Thursday, for Bilbao. LATEST IN I'EXA1:TII ROADS. CARDIFF, Thursday.—William, 72, Hc-ht; l.oi¡euzrill, 455, balbst L E Cll:'orlewood 1'38, 547, iron orG Sarah Mary, 50. light; Nezio, 37, ]¡r,ht. X L, 66, herring?. 0 CARDIFF. —AKitlVALS. RoATH BASIN, Oct. SO.—Rhiv.'Indda S3. 1320, AH?:). Sunderlaud. ballast. KoATH Oct. Sl.—Eo?=dyn ss, Nnnce, Bilbao, iron ore. l'eu:'3 C?o?Ie s.?, 1C- EAST'BUTE boc?.'Oct'. 30.—r.m?r?s'G32, C;?n, We?t'Do:;k,li.d'.t. EAST BUTE Docx, Oct. 31.—Sar?h, 558, Ingcr- EAST BUTE Docx, Oct. 558, Ingcr- sldi. C;.lmlcè3ter, ballast. l'ESAHTH DOCK, Oct. SO.—Tyno s.?, C25, Casson, Liverpool, ENTERED OUTWARDS—Oct. 31. Xe,v York, Rhiwindda ss, B, 132.), Al!an, W Y Edwards V:dencia, Peace ss, B, ICol, KIrby, TnrnbrdIBros Malt: Palmvra SS, B, 737, Duubar, Hari'Mon & Moore Bilbao, o;,slyn ss, B. 51'), Nazicc, J C'ory Brest, Six Sccurs, F, 5C, BHard, More! Bros Savoi:;t, Helig;olle & Liberta, ly, 863, LrunÍJcrto -'chiafEuO Hivannah. Sarah, US, 5.")?, IngersaII, Jenk!m Gibraltar, Tyna Qiiaen, B, 625, Cason, J Bovey St Nazxire, Weardale P, 427, Etherington, M Thompson <> VESSELS 31. Oronsa, B, 2C'2 coah Ronnfeldt & Co St Nazaire, Woardale B, 730 coa!, cO eok'?, Gueret Monte Video, Peckforton Caailc, B, 1115 Cory Er.,9 Ancona, N-jHie s.?, B, 17CO C:te;;3sa & Co Tarragona., Iberia., B, 2Gl coa!, Thomaa & GritHthg Rio Janeiro, Sir Henry Haveloek, B, 697 coa.h PoweU Ddfr.vn Port Said, Agnes s?, B, 1700 C03J, Tyior & Mann Trapani, Annie Lloyd, B, 272 coal, Burnyeat, Brown & Co St Malo, Berthe Erni!e, F, IGO coal, CoSn & Co Chautenay, E'jta.n'ette, F, 157 coa!, H Worms Cuen, Joseph, F, 23) coa!, Po-.veII Duffryn Brest, S!x SC2ur; F, 92 coal, Po\veU DngryQ Bahia, Monitor, Swe, 433 coal. Barncs, Guthnc Lisbon, Holsatia, Ger, 2SO coal, Tyior & Ma.nn IMPORTS—Oct. 31. Bilbao, Rosslyn sa, 1130 iron ore, Dowia.is Co Bilbao. Brita.nnia. s-?, 1040 iron ore, Ma.nzanos, Christobel & Co 'Whiteha.vcn, Wi!son, 255 iron ore, Rhymnev Co Galway, Fanny Jane, 80 pitwood, Tellefsen, wins & Co Christiana, Dart, IM ice, Schroeter & Co Wexford, Spray, 60 pitwood, Ca.irel SWANSEA. VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS—Oct. 31. St Oceano ss, B, 619, Walker, Poing. der.tre &: Mesnier St':Nazaire. E)ectras?. B, 3)5. Lewis, PhiHips Honnt-ur, Volunteer, B, 198, J Morris J;¡reiI1ei', Marianne Greaves, B, 185, Williams, Da vies & Rees VESSEI.3 CLEARED—Oct. 31. St Nazaire, Etectra ss, B, 600 coa. Graigola Co St Brieux, Prince, B, 67 coal, Evans & Beva.u IMPORTS—Oct. 31. Port Nolloth, 630 copper ore, Richardson & Co NEWPORT. VESSELS ENTERED OCTWAED3—Oct'. 31. &eno&. Cosmopolitan ss, B, 1017, Hitcham, Pyina.n, Wa.tson & Co Jamaica, Enni Aus, 39D. Gethin? jun Pernambuco, B, 345, Nicholson, Stepliena, Mawson & Gosa Dieppe. Crescent, B, 107, Upson, Rennio Martiidqup, Ti-ejedmea, Aus, 474, Uspani, Mon- taldo & Co VESSELS CLEARED—Oct. 31. Dieppe, Crescent, B, 173 coal, PoweII Dnffryn Seville, Jessie, Stevenson, F. 275 coah JVipond Lisbon, Panh Swe, 320 coa), G W Jonpp, Heard Jamaicn., Ennis, Aus, 5S1 coa.1, Ocean Co LLAELL ¥. VESSELS CLEARED—Oct. 31. Lowcstoft, Freedom, B, 180 coal, Norton & Co BURRY PORT. SAILINGS, Oct-.31.-HE. 190, Edmonds, P!y. mouth, coaL Frank, 166. Hunt, coal. Hannah, 370. Roberta, 'London, coal. SM-a.h Smith, 311, Cox, London, coa].

WORCESTER AUTUMN MEETING. YE.STHRDAY. The SHORTS SELLING WELTER HANDICAP PLATE of 100 guineas thc winner to be sold for 50 sovs winners extra. Five furlong, straight. Lord Kesteven's Flame, 3 yrs. 9t 2!b.T Osborne 1 Mr Howard's Caradoe, 4 yr?, lOst 5]b.Chandtor 2 Mr Weevers Maid of Honour, 3 yrs, 9st 3ib. Glover 3 Julian (Mordan), Montague Sjuare (Barlow), Sfuggard (J Macdonaid), Storm (¿ucen .'J ,hryj'4), and Hoc!tap (11 Wyatt) also ran; Betting—3 to 1 ag.-t Aloi-,t,-t.iie Square V to 2 agt F;ame, (J to 1 each ag'st ,JuHan, storm Queen and rai<l of Honour,. and 10 to 1 agst others. Won by two lengths ba.d third. The winner was sold to Mr C Archer for100 guiueas.a.nd Storni ('u':cn to Mr A T Gout for 2(;gs. The VISITORS' SELLING STAKES of 100 yuincas weight for age; selling aUowaueea. Five furlong. Mr L)gram's Bravissima, 3 yrs, 88t 3)b.J Jarvis 1 '?- J Holmtn's Titua F!vius, 3 yrs, 7.t 51b ..Mallows 2 Mr Braytey'a Ancient Mariner, 8at 21b Mordan 3 Guerii!a(Co!)ins), Lady Lavender (Hemming'\ Corrie n))y (Saitor), Happy Returns (BroekweH), Ernc.-t (Loates) and Nerissa (J Macd'.n?id) a]so rH)). Bettit)?—65 to 40 a'-Mt Gue"i)ia, 3 to 1 ag.-t Bravitisima, and C to I agat Ernest. Won by three lengths; bad third. A SELLING HUNTERS' HURDLE RACE of? 40 soya wei)1t for age, with si -Iiiiig allowances. Two iniles, oycr eig-ht hurdJes. Declared yoid. The YEOMANRY CUP of 40 sovs. Mr l<)rri'd Merry Beiie, 6 vrs, 13t lOlb Mr Eayiisa 1 MrAndrews'sg'j!ding'byVietor,4yr;HstIO!b Mr Winders 2 Mr Smtt's TrApper. C yrs, 12st 101b Owner 3 Rep )rt. :arnpsnn, Ru.tie, Rowcn't, and Timothy also ran: Bcttiug—2 tol agst Merry Bo]!e,5to2a?!-tRe- port, 4 to 1 agHt Trupper. and 7 to 1 agst Victor gelding. Won by bad third. The WORCESTER AUTUMN HANDICAP of 10 sovo each for starters, with 150 added winners extra. One miie th,ec fnr!o¡¡gi<, Mr Ca<;e-Walker's B]ue Ruin, 4 yrs. 3st .Aldridge 1 Mr A Bayiey's Mistress of the Robes. 3 yM, Cst 7tb, Collins 2 3 yrs, 8st 7lb Glover 3 Swing (II Wyatt) and Caper (.1 Macdonald) also ran. oftheRobf.a.and'Sto 1 ?gst B)ue Ruin. Won by five T'? DEERS'URST'N'URSERY SELLL-?G HANDICAP PLATE of 100 guineas, for two year o!ds; wiuners ex- tra. Half a llll] e, straJ/.(h t, Mr G Trimmer's Wcathcrwise, 7st IHb. Mordan 1 LordKesteven'sTuuefu),7stll)b. Hemin' 2 Mr D:).vis'sTithitnS)y,7stlO:b.HWya.tt 3 Riding Master (J Macdonaid), Pixie (AIdridge), Miss Eva (J Jarvi.), Passing Bell (MaHows). and Cnraeoa (Luates) tttso ran. Betting—3 to 1 agst Riding Master, 4 to 1 agst I'ixio, 5 to 1 each r.gst Titbit f and Whather- WI;;C, an,1 6 to 1 ag.'t by a a lellgth and a half between second and third. The winrer not sold. The AUTUMN* FLYING STAKES (handicap) of 5 sovs each for starter- with 100 added winners extra. Five furlongs. Mr Widow's Instantly. a.ed, 8 1121b.G'over 1 Mr Cheese's Creature.3yrs,Cst7tb.Phi))ipa 2 Sh'CRushout'sRav,3yrs,CHt5ib.Cotiins 3 Centenary (locate'), MiKS Gertrude (Mordan). Red Cros? Knig'it (J Macdona.!d). Caress (Hol:nes). Precedence (W ycr.erl;v), (¡ore (S!'al'), CountesJ Sutton (Rowe), and Antelope '(Ma.iiows) a:so ran. Betting—2 to 1 agst I):- at )nt!y, 4 to 1 ag"ót G or.-e, 5 to 1 agst Ray, and C to 1 each ngst Red Cross Knight, Centenary, and Miss Gertrude. W?'n bv a neck three-puts of a. length between second and third. WORCESTER, Ttn-RSDAY N)G:rr. ORnER OF nrNNiNO rot. FRIDAY.—Steep)cchase, 1 Hunters' SeIiinR-, 1-SO Gr.Lnd Antiu-il, 2; Maidcu Hurdio Hn';o,2-30; Severn B.Liiic, 3 Hunile H.uidieap, 3-30; Mutch. it. EXTRir'S. nuntcrs' (.E'0')\ Hel1in;;s Crove, Ra.v \Vvndha.m, Efcsmorc' g.JJm.{. Mid R?ckct (eMh for !50). 'Severn Bank St'!kes--Tatry. "elhngtolJ, Lemo))- a.dc, La Marjolainc. Manila. Ma.;den—Lovebird, R-tpid Hfturr.a, Love Knottna.ro, Slu¡(ganl, MIss Grace, Ma.id of Humour, a.ud lIotEeward Bound (each for .650).

LONDON BETTING.—YESTERDAY. HVt:RI'OM,CU! (1,'r miles. J!.UHThu:'s'ay,Nov.7.) G to 1 a;;st Master I\ildre, 3 yrs, 7Nt, 4ib, t &-w ,10) to 15 Tuuhet, 4 .vrs, S;t OJb, t &; w I C, ) I: Rhidorrceh,4 yr: 7t filb, t&,o 100 t 10 — La.<ly Goiighth'. 4 yM, 7s;; 121b, t & o ICOi 10 — Attains, 3 yri<7st,01b,t&o lO.'l 3 y.-s, 6st 71,), t Itt 1 Em tie Vie, 3 :;1' Cst 2¡b, t ICCt C — JulilB Caesar, ,j :irs, 8st l:lIh, t&o SOt 1 5 3-rz;, Cst 71;), t & o 25 to 1 — Ridotto, 3 yr. Cst 211), t & o after !(),) t,) 7 ttkc!i 25 to 1 — 31u,cttel, 4 yrs, Cat ICIb, t & o fh'ey FriM- s:wull not hare been included in the j Shrewsbury eceptanceg. In;media.t?!yMrra.).ssa.vtho weishta he struck his f c -)Aorsex out of n!ifax cIJ¡:úC"went¡p

GELLIGAER SCHOOL BOARD. A meeting of this board wa.3 held on Thursday, at Pontlottyn. present—the Rev A. Davies (in the chair), Messrs T. Theoplnlua, J. P. Williams, W. Beddoe, J. Mathewa, J. Jones (attendance ofEcer), s.nd J. Davies (deputy clerk). The Deputy Clerk read a. loiter fr&m Canon Harries referring to some deaka which were loft idle in Bargoed Joint School, and valued, it is stated, at JE40. A meeting of parishioners had thought that the desks should be utilised at other schools to avoid extra expenditure. Another question was also raised at a meeting in the patidl held at Pontnewydd, in which it was shewn that children attended that school from the adjoining parishes of LIanvabon and Merthyr, and in such a case they deemed it proper that the Gelligaer School Board should adopt the same plan as they lial adopted with regard to the support of that school as that of the Bargoed Joint School. The chairman and the Rev J. P. Williams showed that the desks had been valued at JE5. It was agreed to consult the Bedwellty School Board on the matter. As regarded the attendance of children of other parishes at Pont- newydd School, the Chairman said that on the surface it appeared that there was sumcient reasou for taking into that school the children of their own parish only, or, In taking in children from other parishes, that those perishes should be called upon to bear their portion of the expense. But there was another and important aspect of this question. He did not like to send away from their schools children attending from other parishes. And there was another thing. There was an advantage to this board by the attendance of the children of other parishes in the shape of the annual grant. Thr opinion of the chairman was acquiesced in. Mrs M. A. Greenie, the pre- sentmistressofthe rational School at Vochriw,was appointed mistress of the Vcchriw Infant School. The Chairman said that as the bchool ye.r commenced on Fnd&y, the board was under the neces-ity of opening their new schools on that day, which they could not df. The Rev. T, Theophilas pointed out that although the school year ended on Thursday the exa.mina.tlon would not take place until next Wednesday. It would be necessary to show the inspector that the school for the ensuing year had been commenced, and that registers, &o., should be made. Therefore, ho would suggest that the present teachers be em- powered to carry on the school until aft:er the examination. On the nutio.'i of Mr Mathews, seconded by Mr W. Dcddop, it was resolved that an effort be made to utili,.c the present school building to accommodate the children at Vochriw. The 'tintion was carried. A long discussion ensued a.s to the opening of IJrithdir Chapel temporarily. In connection with the Vochriw school accommo- d.ttio)), and the supplying of nre to that building. Mr Matthews said thr.,t fire was necessary, but ho warned them against supplying lire to a building not the property of the board whilst they had au offer of a convenient room, where tho school could be carried on until the new school was opened. The Rev J. P. Williams objected to the conduct of some of ti.e members who he thought passed resolutions before coming to the board, and said that to afterwards bring the matter forward at the board, was only a, formality, as it had been previously decided upon. The ob- servations made wjre strongly replied to by the Rev T. Thcpb]u:'I, who stated that lie had not obstructed the progress of the education of the parish, as could be shown by Ins willingness to keep on the Vochriw school until the examina- tion, and it W.13 upon this motive lie had acted with respect to the question now before the board. Eventually the matter was amicably dis- posed of. The Pnb'ic Loan Commissioners wrote asking information as to the probable sum of money which would be required for school building pur- poses for the next year. The saiu information to be made u;) by December 21st. The Chairman remarked that previous to that time another board meeting v/ould be held, and as they would require the sum for the erection of Pontne\ydd new school and some other matters, lie thought it desirable to defer the .-ubject until the next board meeting, with which opinion the board agreed. A letter was read from the mincers of Ge11i- g?er village bo&rd school (1) calling attCHttOn to the question of school fees arrears, and offering any assistance they could render (2; recommending the appointment of Mrs Lestcr M sewing mistress to tha.t school until ttie examination. (3.) The appointment of four persons as managers. The Rev. T. Thcophilus gave notice that he wi'latthe next meeting, bring forward the question of school fees an-fars. It was agrc0:.l tlut be mi&tre-'s, at a salary of .E10 per annum, from the time she has been attending to the sewing until this examination. The appointment of the persons named as malingers was agreed to. The attendance ofEcer presented his monthly report, shewing average attendance, 1, IHO.J nu'n- Lcr present, 1,403 number on registers, 1,554. School fees received, C27 17s school fec'3 arrears, i:2')9 13s 9d; as compared with the corresponding "(:'k oflMt year. 1,076.3; 1,260; 1,434; £2'3 7.s lid; £176 183 Id.

NEW THEATRE'R?AL. The performances during the present v. eck have aSorded intense delight to good audiences, the acting of Mr John Billington fairly bringing the house Seldom have we hearll more genuine and hearty enthusiasm than has greeted this retily finished artiste in his delinea- tion of .41(ii-Ic Mzt:grat-c. Rough and Ready is so cleverly constructed, and smartly written that it pre,;ds equally to ;1 ciusse.?. EUen ;[ q". i';ck :'L''j!y ?.!pp?'? Mr Lllll11gtün, a,ad m the ch.i!'actcr of Alice is exactly suited, her de- iinention throughout proving her ability. A cast more complete it would be dimcult to find in a Provincial theatre. Mr C. Arnold port- rays the scheming vilLmy of H:'ck01'V to the life, and Mr J. R. Crawford i, equally successful in the uncongenial part of H,i),i-y VtÛcnt'Ïne. As Jlrs Vu{cm'ine Miss Elinor Aickin acts with a due appreciation of the neces- sary vigour and pathos placed in her hands by the author. The minor parts are most ably rendered, and the mounting of the piece is in every way in keeping with the usual good taste of Mr Buhver, the manager. In the iirst act, a fountain of real water surrounded by exceedingly beautiful plants, adds greatly to the effect of a. very pretty "set." All the characters arc nightly called before the curtain, and received with a.p- pla.uso. The farce of "My Turn Next h&s been the amusing afterpiece; and that favourite come- dian, Mr John Watkins, has succeeded in sending his audience home in the best of humours. This (Ftiday) evening is set apart for the benefit of Mr Billington, and we are promised Chained to the oar," a drama vritten especially Tor this talented actor, by Mr B. J. Byron. The afterpiece will be; an adautation from the French, by Arthur Iathiwn. Esq., entitled "A Bank Holiday," Mr BIHington and Miss Mey- rick, appearing in both pieces. It is hoped that a large audience will be present, and shew their appreciation of the 'capital programme provided. To-morrow night will be the last of this engage- ment, when "Rough and Ready" will be given, followed by the intensely interesting dra-ma, "Hand and Glove." The institution of pit stalls has proved a wise move on the part of tha management, and these will, no doubt, In time, prove most popular with a certain class of play- goers.