South Wales Daily News

PRICES AFTER OFFICIAL HOURS. BRITISH l-UNDS, ice. SATURDAY. Triia DAY. Consols, Money 98 981. 98 98k Ditto, Account. 93 98i SsVie 9"'16 Reduced aud Ntiv 03ji 9d ytiVie 9t>/16 16 r India, ISSS, 4 p.c lO* 102i ..102 £ 102| India, lsS- 5 p.c U0; 1CI} ..10J| 10tJ Bank Stock.. 271 £ 272 £ ..271 £ 272 £ .Viotro. Board ot'Works 101$102^ 112; 102JJJ Canada, (j p.c, 1S79-S1 100 loa lit, 103 New South Wales,lh-33-1894.. 104 107 ..104 107 New Zealand Consolidated.. 104 105 ..104 105 South Australian Gov, 5 p.c.lOS 110 ..108 110 Victoria, 6 p.c., 18S3 10CJ 1091 ..106 10i. FOREIGN SECURITIES. Argentine, 18(18, 6 p.c 88 69 88' S9 Do. PublicWorks, o p.c 83 84 881 84} Austrian Slvr. Uentes 61$62$.. 12 63 Do. Paper Rentes'70 61$t2> £ 2 (3 Hraziliau, 1871, 5 p. c 92* 93$.. 92$93$ &;ypt.¡au. Ib10 tJ1 671 68 (ill: i Egyptian Unified Up. c 57J 57$.. 58J 5Si Do Govt. 5 D. c. Pref 87 87 i 8*i S8 £ I)o. State I)-iniiiiii 86,1 bTi 87$88: French 11 ntes a p. c 82 83 sit 8:1 Do. op. c llbl 11(it 117t Italian, 1861, 5 p. c 82i 83-1 621 831 Japan 9 p. c 107 110 ..107 110 Hungarian. 1371, 5 p. c. 82$83$.. 82$83$". Hungarian, IS"3, a p. c 8''$SI J 80$81$ Hun;,Mrian Gi ld iloiitw 87j 88* ..88 88t 9 Peruvian, 1870, 6 p. c 19i 19J 19J 194 Peruvian, 1372, 5 p. c 17jj 1VJ 17i ,lit Portuguese, 1809.3 p, c 61 j 52$.. 52 Uussiau, 1870,5 p. c 83$QlJ 84$55 Russiau, Nicliolai, 4 p.c 74$75$.. 74$75$ ICussiat), 1S71, 5 p. c S-'iJ 81i 811 851 Knssian, 1872, 5 p. c i5$ £ 6$ 86$87$ Itussian, 1873, 5 p. c 85$854 86 S6r Russian, 1875, 4$p. c 76$77$.. 7"i 78$ Spanisi), 3 p.c lti/is 16$16| Spanish, 2 p. c 385 38$.. M8J 38J Turkish, 1865, 5 p. c lO}^ lO^ie- 10. ioj Turkish,(Cohent.). ll HI.. 1: lli Do. '71, Esryptian Tribute 65$66$.. 66$67$ Do. 1873, 6 p. c 104 10f 103 10¡ Do Treasury. A, B, C, 17$lt$.. 17$is$ U. Funded 5 p. c 104| lfaj ..104$105$ U.S. Fuuded4i p. c 109| 11 )1 ..11(14 HOt U.S. Funded 4 p. c 107$108xd ..108$108^xd HOME RAILWAYS Caledonian Consolidated 114 1141 ..114$114$ and South \Vesternl06 108 p 10Cl 10S Great Ettstern 59 60 59J (01 Orrefct Tfonhern 126 127 ..126 127 Great Northern A 127$12.S$..i29j 13C| Great Nortu ot Scotland tiij" 6ö W 6 Great Western 119 11K$..120| 120J Lxncushlre atid Yorkshire ..133$134$..1:^4$185$ Loudon & Brighton 14f$141$,.14J$14I$ 1), De!erred 144k 14 t 1451 li6 Lonaun, Chatham, & Dover i>2t 32$.. 33 ?3J 1J0. tTfterencti. 991 99t IOJ 101.i London and North-Western 159$ICO ItiOJ 160J Londi>n Sth-Western 135$136$..135$136$ Mauche-terand Sliellield 9?| 93$.. £ 4$ 94ji Do. Deferred 6CJ 61$..62$(3V Metropolitan Con-olidawd..119$120$..119$12i$ Sletropolitan District Eli- 8 2.1 811t Midland Consolidated 1 arg 137-J 1381 139 North liritisli i 74- 78f 78j I -E steri, Cuiisols 1,6-1 North Sta-ordshire to 81.1, S S3 s- Southeastern 130" 132 ..130 132 omill-Eastern Deferred .126$126J ..127,1 1271 FOREIGN AND COLONIAL RAILWAYS. Lombards 71 71 7t, 7 Grand Trunk of Canada 2U 21| 21$21$ Do. 1st Preference 75$76$.. li\ 7o$ Do. 2u l Piefeience 68$. 5ij| .«»§ COJ Do. 3rd Preference 33 331 i'ii 34| Great Western of Canada; 12%G12ííG" 121Yt6lt1%S Loin. Bur. & C.I. gua. 5 pc 121$l'25i 124 j 125$ Eastern Bengal, gua. 5 p.c.l3L>$137i -.13$ll'7$ E. Ind. 4$p.c. Ann. A. 1853 22f 22] 22^ 2:f Do. Ann. B. £ 1 p.a. Is4d.. 22J 23| 22i$;3jj l)a. Dot. Arin.can. gua. 4 p.c.1194 121$..119$121$ G. Ind.Peninsula.gua. 5 p.c. 125$12U$..I2.">$126$ Madras, gua., 5 p.c 119$'. 120$..119$120$ Oude & Rohilcuini, 5 p.c.1-2 13 ..122 123 Scinde, Punjb.&Delhi, 5 p.c. 118$119$.-118$11^$ South Indian. 5 p.c Ii9 120 ..119 lio I Atln. & G.W. IstMort. Tst.. 62 Do. 2u.l Mort 2i3 2 j$.. 2j| 27$ Do. 3rd ilort 13$14$.. li 14$ Baltimore&Ohio,1910,6p.c,.115 117 ..115 117 Central N.Jersey Con., 1399 106$117$..106$107$ Centl.Pac. of California,1892.106 108 ..106 108 Do. Land Grants 105 107) ..1(6 107 Erie Keeoii. T.-<t. 4 do I 45$46 45 45i Do. Kecon. Tst. Crt. 6 Cu 120 121 ..115$l £ 0J Do. 2nd Consolidated 93$94$.. 9J$ 9J; lihnois Centnil Shares 110 111 ..10S$110 £ Illinois 5 p.c. Bonds 103 105 ..103 105 New York Ct: Mort. Bonds 128 330 ..128 j:;o Pennsylvania Shares 521 53k 52$53J. PennsylV.iniaGcn.Mor, 1910 115$llt>$..llaj lliii Pennsylvania Con. Moi t.112 113 ..112 113 I'hii. & lt -ading Gen.Con.107 109 ..107$103$ Do&lteading Improvemt 09 101 99 101 Do is Reading General 8'$8"J S5$801 Union Pacific Gd Bds 8p.c. 120 122 ..]2) 122 Do Land Grants 7 i>. e.112 114 ..112 114 TELEGiLAPli COMPANIES. Anglo-Aiiioriean, Lira 59$60$.. 5r^ 60i Direct United States 11 Ili 11 lli Eastern, Limited 85 gi 81 9* Eastern Extension Si gi 81 gi BANKING COMPANIES. Consolidated, Limited 3 SJpm.. 3 ?$pm liul)erial L'tLoiiian. IFíG llíG" III llj London and County 64$65$.. 6 i 65$' London Joint-Stock 40i 411 401 41, London and Westminster 56 57 56 57 Standard of S. Africa. :1 22 21 22 Union of London 36$37$.. 36$87$ National Provincial 71$72$.. 71$7?$ MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES. Dublin Tramways 14$15$.. 14$15$ Edinburgh Tramway s 14$14$.. U$14$ Glasgow Tramways 12j 12^ 13$ Hull Tramways 10$11$.. 10$11$ Liverpool Tramwavs 11$12$.. ll| 12 Pelli,isular & Oriental Steam 53 55 53 55 Royal Mail Steam 73$75$.. 73$75$ Union Steamship 27$28$.. 27 28i DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. „ Suppued by Messrs. TliAClUiUAY & SAYCE. Stocii au-l Sliaie Brokers, 1, fearson.place, Cardiff UAiLWAiS. I'aid Prices Stock Great Western £ loo .lloi 119i Louuou ana ^orUi \V ustern.. ,.10U —59* IGoJ „ Moinnoiunshire _100 _168 170 „ Midland HK)."l3;iH8 „ ltiiyiinicy ^:73" 171 Sid Severn ano HIt: 50 17 18 stock Tall Vine llW ala gJl plilCKKKKNTIAU | 3U>cic Camlirian I.ianiuloes Nol n p.c 100 ..115 117 „ Do Machynht'tli No. 1 1'ief 1U0 ..115 1,7 8t<«ci« Great Western Coiwol. Ol ..129 1 0 „ Momiionl.liuiiire 5 per cent 100 ..121 123 Id Jvinljiokf (> 'ienhy p.c., 1864 10 5$5| Stock lyiyniiioy 5 j>er cent (iiiia> „100 —120 12^ Du o percent. 1861 .100 IS7 1:0 I" Do 5 per cent, 1861 .100 118 J Do 5 lKjr cent. 1864 .100 _ll*j US Do t jier cent. 18'>4 .100 1L9 141 ]/j 5 l>er cent, 18tt7 .100 ^116 118 Do 5i.erc«nt. 1873 10 U] H| Vi Sevsrn andlVye 4i]'.e 20 13 18 10 Do ;»n.r. U- w 7 7$ Stock Tail Vale No 1 1W> _"1'1 2 'I Do 41 Per CottL 111 Do (, fir 100^123 125 £ 1110s Do. 6 p'or cent 8] 9$ Gl)ARAVI'KED AND I.I'.ASICI> 5\1 ..10 122- 2) Coieford, Alon., mid U*k, S p. c. 20 23A 24 SlOC1* Diu-o Val uy, 5 p. c — "!U5! 122 Ely V:iil..y,p!c 100 ..V2 19.3 Great Western 5 per ct. (gu<0 100 ..129 131 Hereford, llay & Brecon ..100 96$U7$ Do. do. rref..l00 97 93, Hereford, llay & Brecon ..100 96$U7$ I 110. do. 1,ef..10(t 1)7 93, Llantri»sant & T.ill Vale, 5 ".e. 100 120 122 I I. Llanelly Ity. and D«. OrUy.100 ^"<3j 1- 8 Do do A Preference 100 J36 138 Do. do H f; p. c. tlU I Of) 130 1;8 ) „ i.lyuvl and O-n.ore Oidy 100 130 122 ( j St., Do. 6 percent. 100 L)0 123 00 Penarfch, Harbour, Dock, & Rail. 100 _113 115 Stock Som 4i UuniettMtth ixtelislolli 100 82 83 DEUENTURiS STOCKS Stock Caml»ri&ii&p.c., lieu "Existing 1864 100 ..107 109 g „ Do Do "Renewed" 1864 100 lo5 107 II Hereford, I lay. juid Brecoii i) per cent 100 ..121 123 u Great Western 5 ditto.100 „i30 1 1 Llynvi iv Oginore 5 ]>er cent..100 ..121 123 n Midland 4 per emit 100 ..108 10J Jlonmoutlisbiie 4* ditto 100 ..113 115 tt Rliynnier 4 ditto 100 ..101 102 Somerseu and Dorset 5 hOt n No. i„ .100 _123 12t Tall Vale 4 p.c 100 -lOi 101 BAvKS. 20 Bristol West of Eiigiami. Lim. 74.. 81 91 20 I,Il()tll;¡' 5.. 6 6$ "100 Glamorganshire Bankinsr Co. 100 »l't$152$ 10 Glanioruanslure 10 — 14$154 10 London aud Provincial Lnu 5 11$11^ 2) National nank of WuKs. 5 3 5 60 National Provincial 21 7t 76 20 Nittioiiti Proviiicial 12 42 43 10 North and South Wales 10 c0 Si 20 Swansea (Limited). 7 «. 8> 15 V» lits and Dorset 10 27 39 GAS. 10 Aherdare — — 10 Hi 111 Stock Bri,3tol -ilo 175 J Stock Cardilf A 10 pi:r cent. 100 ..L 8 18 1 „ Do B 8 per cent 100 ..133 137 25 Do Share* 7 uer cent 25 2 > ?l 10 Llynvi Vallev 10 10 11 Stock Newport A 100 ..170 17 „ Do J} 100 » 121 120 ] 211 110. C. 20 2.3 v4 25 Swansea 7i per cent. 25 32 34 GAS AND WATER, 10 ibridzeii(i 10 8t 9V Stock Vo. Deb. Stock 100 ..100 i02 I'ontypool t,Max. 10 p.c.) 100 ..13b 145 12 Do. ( do. ) IS -.16 18 io Do. (Max. 7 p.c.) 10 „. 9 11 7 10 Ystrad 10 20$21i *■ WATKiv WOltKS. I 25 Bristol 25 63 Stock Neath 10 uer Ct. Guaranteed 100 10 Do. 5 per Ct. I'leferyore 10 8 10 Newport 10 17 19 X10 Do New 7 „ 14 Id id Poot.vpri(l > .10 7 8 8to<>lf b nei Ct. Pref 10(1 -107 109 JillSCELl.ANEOUa 21} Alexandra]. 20 10 11 20 Alexandra Dock, 6 p. c,, Pref. 20 2'> -4 Ditto S p. c., Prer. °o 95 26 20 Alexandra Dock, 6 p. c,, Pref. 20.. 224 Ditto b P. c., Prer. °o 95 26 io Bristol and South Waleg WatronCo., Li ite,i 4 6 r 6J 10 Caidilf Restaurant Co., Lint. 10 (; > 25 Cardiff Workmen CotUure Co. 25 3°t S3 10 Cardi'f »nd Swansea Colliery 10s 2> 3i 23 Ebbw Vale 20 — <A' 1 10 Gloucester Wairon Company 10 9$9] 6 Great Western Collierv 6 „ 4 5 Do. Preference ft 5r to Do Debentures 100 82 86 0 Milford Dock 10 21 2; zu 11 •<1.1 — r$• .4. 4 Mwyndy Iron Ore, Limited 3$.. 2$2} .100 Nantygio and Blaina Iron t- 1 Works, Pref. 100 331 "S'rrg 5 Neath Tramways 5 ..$]1 ;10 Newnort Aliercarn Colliery 10 6 Do Tramwavs (I 3" 3; 50 Rliymnev Iron, Limited 50 -24^ 5l (15 Do. New lb 7 sJ 50 Swansea M Sliiuoivners 40 15^ 175 ;10 Do Shipping 6 a$24 'l0 Do Train way 10 5 5J ilO ho. Wa«on Works 10 3$31 25 South Wales Colliery 2 4$4^ ,60 Tredegar Iron & Coal A L1111. 2'i 2.'iJ 26 'io Do. Do. BLim 25 s.ii 26 l.'ank rate 3 per cent, (since Cth Nov.r J BUYERS:— Uvnvi an 1 '1' ,lId11 Shares, at 3 West of England Banks, New L'anclly Railway and 1 ock Ordinary and Pfeference Porthcawl Gas Shares, at 6 Glamorganshire Bank Share3 Neath Tramway Shares Rhymney Iron Shares Pontvpridd WaterworVs Shares Taff Vale Stock, at 210} Penarth Shrre-, &c. THACKERAY AND SAYCE. CARDIFF. 15874 March 30,1880.

HERBERT RAKE, SWANSEA, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER. 44979 ROBERTS AND LYDDON, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 17, CHURCH STREET, AND VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 6620 PURCHASE AND SALE OF STEAMSHIP SHARES NEGOTIATED. f. J. P. MORGAN, STOCKBROKER, 39, CASTLE-STREET, SWANSEA. 44961 RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. FOR THE PAST WEEK. 1880 18T9 In D6 £ £ le. z London. Brighton. & S. C r9^t 3 26.-79 ] 2;¡ ¿4 Soum Eastern 33637 2911S 1519 — Swansea Tramways 151 — —

LATEST MARKETS. CORN. COWBRIBGE CORN MARKET, Tllesday.-lIardly any transactions ere noted; prices unaltered, excepting oats, u hich were more enquired for at 3s 3 HULL CORN MARKET, Tuesday.—At our mar- ket to-iiay there was a siuall show of English wheat, and prices were without change red. 48s to 52s per qr. white, 60s to 61s. Foreign quiet, and uot much enquiry. Spring corn firm at late rate- LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Tuesday.—The mar- ket opened with a firm demand for wneat, but only a moderate business was done, and prices were Id to 2d lo er than on Tuesday last. Flour 6d per sack cheaper, find little doing. Beans and peas unchanged. M;iize, 53 9d to 5s 9d per cental, being reduced about 3d on the week. Weather continues fine and bright. CATTLE. COWBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET, Tuesday.—The market was small, but business was brisk. Quotations :—Best fat cattle, 8d 2nd do, 7d to 8d best fat sheeu; (yearling.), 10id to lid; best light weights, lOb,d to lid 2nd do and heavy weights, 9d to 11 lOd per lb. Ewes and j calves sold well. Heifers with calves realised JE16. Pigs were dull, prices bein-for two months, 14s I to 18s three months, 20s to 25s; six months, 40." I to 50s each bacon pigs, 10s; light porkers, 10s; | heav%r do, 9s per score sows and pigs, £ 6 to £ 10. | BIRMINGHAM CATTLE MARKET, Tuesday.— • Trade nominal, in consequence of the holidays and election. Betf, 7Ad to 81d v. ool sheep, 8Jsd to 10id shorn do, 74d to 84d veal, 7d to lOJid per "lb porkers, 10s to lis per score. SALFORD CATTLE AIARKKT, Tuesday.—Kather less supply of beasts. Trade Inisk at an advance of about jd per lb. Number of sheep about the name as last week. Trade slow for both clinped and in-wool at last Thursday's prices. Calves difficult to sell, and lower prices had to be accepted. Quotations-- Beef, 6.id to 8Jd sheep, in wool, Did to lid; clipped, 8d to 9d; veal, 8d to lOd per lb. PRODUCE. LONDON PRODUCE MAKKET, Tuesday.—Business is ZIljOit aL a Fitatidstili, o, ilig to the holidays, and prices of sugar, tea, and coffee are merely nominal. Cotton market steady, but very little doing. Jute very quiet. Tallow unchanged. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Tuesday,— Sugar and other colonials retain a holiday aspect, and there is not sufficient business to test prices. Petroleum, 6jd per gallon, and idle thereat. Tallow quiet, at 34s to 35s per cwt for Norths. Lard, 38a 6d to 39s per cwt, with a moderate trade, but quite a steady tone. Other articles generally inanimate.. PROViq:bN=!. • COWBRIDGE PROVISION MARKET, Tuesday.— The supplies continue to bo rather under than over the demand, while the good quality of all sup- plied is sufficient to command a brisk sale. Prices to-day were for—Best fresh butter, Is 4d per lb eggs, 6d to 8d per dozen; fowls. 3s 6d to 4s 6d per couple. BUTTEK. CORK BUTTER MARKET, 1'n/.s'h<y.—Ordi- nary :—seconds, 148s; thirds, 1258; fourths, Otis fifti s. 70- Mild, 140s. fcalt kegs, thirds, 122s fourths, 88s. _b it lci' S in market, 288. SUGAR. CLYDE CRUSHED PUGAB MARKET, Tuesday.— Good demand continue- A large business has been done at firm pries. JÚY ANTI BTEAW. LONDON HAY AND TRAW MARKET, Tuesday. —Fair supplies at market-, and Made slow at about previous rate. Inferior hay. 50s to 80s; best (10, 90s to 102s inferior "lover, 70s to 100s; best do, 110s to 132s straw, 30s W 39s per load. METAt-s. LONDON MXTAL MARKET, Tuesday.- -Copper steady good orHin ry Chili to ttH> 5" on the spot; £67 to £67 109 f'>^rd- 1in dearer; fine foreigu done £ 87 to £ 88 cash; £ 89 lorwaid. Fp Iter, £ 20 10s to £ 20 los. Lead—English, 216 10,. to £ 16 15B. Scotch pig iron closed 55s 6d cash. Quicksilver, £ 7. GLASGOW PIG I EON MARKET, TUESDAY.— The market this afternoon is easier; business has been done at 55a .7id to 55s 6d cash. Sellers at the former price.

CHLORO-LINSEED COUGH LOZENGES, a medi- cated linseed extract, 6d; post free. 7d. Kay Bro! Stockport, and aUChcmiata. 4

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. Mar. CARDIFF. SWANSEA.* 1 NEWPORT. & [April MorU|EvenjIight|Moni|EvenjHght Morn EvenjHght 29 M 8 4 2 9 1 37 0 7 4 9 8 8 27 9 8 43 9 2 37 6 30 T 9 22 9 43 35 8 8 27 8 49 26 5 9 21 9 43 35 10 31 W 10 510 26 33 6 9 12 9 35 24 810 6102933 6 IT 10 4911 1430 8 9 5810 2322 610 5211 1730 7 2 F 11 44 27 1110 54 11 3020 011 48 28 0 3 -S 0 19 1 3 26 6 — 0 11 IS 5 0 24 1 5 26 6 4 5 1 50 2 39 27 1 0 54 1 3918 8 1 48 2 33 26 9 5 M 1322 3 59 28 IT 2 19 2 56 20 5 3 13, 3 50.28 10 North Dock half-tide Basin sill.

VESSELS SIGNALLED AT THE LIZARD. THE LIZARD, Tues(lay. Wind E, light. Weather ttiick. Passed East—afternoon—brigan- tine Lady Ernestine, t)f Fo1 ey, for l'owey; steamer Progress, of Penzance; three-masted Bchoouer J ohemian Girl, of Plymouth Lrigantine Ehna, of Dublin. Passed West-ii,oi,ning- steamers Holmrook, of Newcastle; Mary Hough, of Liverpool. Du-k.- \Vinci E, light. Weather, thick fog. Barometer 29*^6.

MOVEMENTS OF SOUTH WALES VESSELS. Prince Soltykoff 88 left Bombay Tuesday, for Liverpool. Home ss, from Rangoon for Bremerbaven, passed Malta, Saturday. Coedmon ss arvd Antwerp Saturday, from Odessa Streonslialh ss left Na:>l>-s Saturday, for Catania. Cosmopolitan ss arvd Bat row SUllday, from Cork. Sf:iin-<acre ss arvd Alexandria Sunday, from the '1'11(' Wilfiid ss arvd Port Saiil Sunday, from Cardiff. Eslington ss left Malta, for Beii-tiaf, Monday. W li llickett ss left Algiers Monday, for l'olllaron Amoor ss arvd i;oii.,b,ty Friday, from Cardiff.

LATEST AERIVALS IN PENARTH ROALS. CARDIFF, Tue day.—Jeune Jules, 60, pitwood Jean iiaptiste, 2ol, ballast; Jean Euril, 104, pit- wood; Wandering Sprite, 781. ballast; Star, 57, light; Reigaii, 1034, ballast Olivd, 51, light; Ucheano, 43S, ballast; Sea Gull, 221, light; Martin Luther, 303, light; Perde Dubrovasiii, I 471, ballast.

MANCHESTER EASTER MEETING. YESTERDAY. r SELLING WELTER-Stiletto, 1: Nydia, 2; Bumpkin, S. Four ran. EASTER HANDICAP New Laund, 1; Returns, 2; Bouncing Bessie, 3. Four ran. HANDICAP HURDLE— Winnie, 1; Oasis, 2 Pomegranate, 3. Five ran. SHORTS WELTER—Orchestra, 1; Hazelnut, 2 Leona, 3. Three ran. STAMFORD WELTER—Souvenir, 1 Melfort, 2 Strath- allan, 3. Six ran. SPRING STEEPLECHASE—Distingue, 1 Victor II., 2; Montauban, 3. Four ran.

RACES AT ALEXANDRA PARK, CANTON. Tuesday was the third day of the rrce meeting at the opening of the Alexandra Park, Canton. There was, as might be expected, a much smaller attendance than on tiie previous day (Easter Mon- day), but this is am: ly accounted for by the fact that most Cardithaiis who would be likely to care for racing, had their olidav on Easter Mondav, and had settled down again to work; and this seems more likely to be the case from the, for Cardiff, rather extraordinary attendance of Mon- day, there being quite 10,000 persons in the grounds on that day. The committee had in some degree met this apprehenl led difficulty, by lowering the prices, and there was what might be called a fair attendance. The Militia Band played during the afternoon. The hunters' hurdle race- which was the race of the day-went off capitallv, although the result was, perhaps, almost a fore- gone conclusion. Mr D. L. Lougher's Pendulum (6 yrs) is a first-class animal, quite a different quality horse from any other entered for the race. He is a tall, bony, race-horse, and it is not too much to say that he did his work capitally. The Maid of Gwent (who came in second) is a small mare, of the same age, and of great promise- She rose to the hurdles in first-rate style. The weather on Tuesday was again favourable. The stewards were—Mr Wm. Yorath, Mr J. H. Perty, Ai r E. Frost, Mr R. Brown, and Mr D. Lewis. The judges were Messrs Conquest and Thomas Mr J. Lewis was starter and clerk of the course. Mr Alfred Lewis is the secietary, and he has carried out the duties in a veiy ct edit- able manner. The following is a list of the events The PRINCE OF WALES'S STAKES of 50 sovs. Trotting handicap for bo, ses 13 hands 1 in. and up- wards the first and second in each fieat to trot in the finals: winner of two finals-to receive £35, 2nd £10, 3rd Z5. About two miles. FIRST F NAL. Mr Williams' Blackbird, Carmarthen (400 yds) Griffiths 1 Mr R Wiltshire's Kitty. Cardiff (1^5 yds) ..Boothroyd 2 Mr Edw Llewellyn's Young Defence, Ferndale (225 yds) Harry 0 Mr Thomas Willinms' Laura, Pandy (225 yds) ..Parkes 0 Mr Wiltshii e's Litt e Shamrock, Cardiff (326 yds) Parry 0 Betting—2 to 1 on Blatkl>i«"d. 6 to ] ag^t Kitty, and any price agst tie others. Blackbird, a splendid trotter, in consequence of her position at the start, led to the end. Jtitty, who was the limit horse, passed all the others except Blackbird, and came in second, t reo lengths behind. On the second time round Little Shamr ck passed Laura, but succeeded in doing nothing more. Kitty trotted well, and it is considered probable that if the course had been longer, she would have been the winning horse. All the others were nowhere at the finish. V- — SECONH FINAL. Blackbird Griffiths 1 Laura Parkes 2 I Kitty .Boothreyd 3 I Young Defence and I/ittle SbajnroCls fc. Blackbird, as before, made the rtin;dh|f whole distance. Laura, iu the last round, tfiade v smart run, and succeeded in nearly collann# Blackbird, but just at this moment both broke, and Blackbird getting into her paces soonest went ahead again, Kitty then taking second place. In the home stretch, however, Kitty lost her place, Laura coming in second, a length behind Black- bird. The LICENSED VICTUALLERS' TROTTING HANDI- CAP of 25 sovs, 13 hands 1 inch and upwards first and second in each heat to trot in final winner of two finals to leceive Y,20, second £ 5. FIRST FINAL. Mr Joseph Richards's Pretty Polly, Cardiff (325 yds), v Yorke 1 s Mr W F Govier's Plas Each, Roath (175 yds).. Hopkii,s 2 Mr M Fines' Chestnut colt, Cardiff (425 yds).Owner 0 t Mr David Hutton's Cymro, Canton (400 yds) ..Parnell 0 Mr Jas Cousens* Young Slave, Cardiff (375 yds)..Harry 0 Betting—6 to 4 on the field. The three horses receiving most start fell behind Plasbach soon after the start, but Pretty Polly kept her position s of first horse after she had obtained it for the whole race, and although Piasbach went well, and 1 broke scarcely on a single occasion throughout, he failed to reach Pretty Polly,v who came in a win- I ner by over a hundred yards, Piasbach next. and Mr Fine's colt, driven in harness, third. Young Slave, a long-legged animal, promised well to be placed in ttie final heat, hut did not show up so well as on t e previous day. In the third round J he broke near the grand stand, and could not be persuaded fcr some time to fall into his proper { pace. SECOND FINAL. ( Pretty Polly Yorke 1 } Plasbach, H ookins 2 1 Mr Fines chesnut colt O-vner 0 ( The same order of things obtained as in the pre- i vious race. Piasbach seemed to be too heavily ( handicapi el, although he trotted exceedingly j well, seldom breking, and keeping his pace evenly 1 throughout. Pretty Polly, with her 200 yards in front, continued to maintain her place to the end. Fine, who .!rove his colt as before, gave up the ( race in the fourth round. TWO IIrÆS FOOT RACE for .£10. between Cummingll. < of Preston, champion of the world, and Cox, of B. Ltol, the latter receiving 100 yards' start. Cox (100 yards) «. I Cummings (scratch) 2 f Betting-Evens on Cox. Cox led till the sixth < round, when Cummings collared him. They ran together for the next lar-, when Cox was passed again, but in the home stretch the latter put on a spurt, and von hy about half a vard.. HUNTERS' HURDLE RACE of 25 sovs; four year olds list, five J ears 12st, six and aged 12st 71b; pro- fessionals 71bs extra. About two miles, over ten flights of hurdle- Mr Lougher's Pendulum, 6 yrs ..Powderhall 1 Mr S. Lewis's Maid of Gwent, 6 yrs .Yorke 2 Mr T. C. Small's Madcap .Jackson 0 Mr Wm. Sheaf's Po'ly, 5 yrs Walters 0 Betting—2 to 1 011 Pendulum. Maid of Gwent immediately led, and continued to do so for three rounds, completely distancing her opponents. Pen- dulum fell behind at the start. Polly stumbled at the fouith hurdle, and was out of the race. Pendulum then took third place, still a long way behiud Maid of Gwent, who was forging ahead splendidly. Pendulum then began to "go," and was very soon neck and neck with Maid of Gwent. On the last corner before the home stretch Pendulum got to the front, and won a good race by about three lengths. TROTTING HANDICAP of 20 sovs, for Ponies not ex- ceeding 13 hands hisrh; winner of two finals to receive JE12 10s, 2nd .£5, 3rd k2 10s. About one miie. FIKST HEAT. Mr T. Roderick's Miss David, Canton (100 yds) Owner 1 Mr H. Grifliths's White Face, Lampeter (50 yds) Devitt 2 Mr D. Jones's Little Pink, Lampeter (scratch) Lewis 0 Mr James Thomas s Napier, Cardiff (200 yds) ..Yorke 0 Mr W. G. Stacey's Little Dorritt, Cardiff (225 yards) McTavish 0 Betting-2 to 1 on Mi-zs David and White Face, 5 to 1 agst any other. White Face could not get up to the Canton mare, who trotted in an easy winner by some lengths, SECOND AND FINAL HEAT. The second and final heat lay between Miss David, White Face, and Little Dorritt. Miss David, the winner of the former race. took the lead, and at the last turn for home had increased her lead so m :ch as to render her winning certain. Under her owner's guidance she came in again an easy winner. White Face trotted rat er wild, not settling down to business in the same way as Miss David. White Face was second, and Little Dorritt third. This concluded the dport.-

CARDIFF. THE GUARDIANS' ELKOTIOW—RETIREMENT OF MR VVILLIAJI I)AVIES.-We are requested to state that Mr William Davies, Borough Arms, Cardiff, has definitely decided not to stand at the forthcoming election to the board of guardians. He was nominated without his knowledge. EASTER .MODA Y.-At the borough police-court, on Ttieslay-b-fore Alderman Alexander, Dr Paine, and Mr Hood—a number of persons were charged with being drunk and disorderly on Easter Monday, nd were fined in the usual penalty of 5s and costs. Others charged with fig ting and causing n obstruction wf-re fined 10s and costs. STABBING.—Jeremiah Brian, a young man, was charged with stabbing John Murphy, another young man. Prisoner was also charged with slabbing a young man named John Brian. The parties went to the Dumballs on Saturday where they fought. Prisoner had the worst of it and and on returning home they met on the Penarth-road. A second struggle took place, and when on the ground, the prisoner undermost, someone called out to prisoner, "Knife him." Prisoner then drew a knife from his pocket and stabhed the complainant Murphy in the face. John Brian called out "Don't use the knife," when prisoner rose from the ground and stabbed him in the left breast. Dr Hardy- uian said that the wounds had evidently been in- flicted with a penknife. Prisoner, when appre- hended, admitted that he had used the khife, and alleged as a reason that he was getting the worst of it. He was remanded for a week in conse- quence of Brian's wound being likely to turn out a serious one. DRUNK AND ASSAULTING THE POLICE.—Thomas ) Kelly, an Irish labourer. was charged with being drunk and assaulting P.C. Jones. Defend- ant was very violent in Bute-street on Monday, and the constable seems to have been much in- jured. He had been previously convicted for a similar offence, and as now sent to prison for two months with hard labour. ST PAUL'S FREE CHORCH OF ENGLAND.—The vestry meeting of this church was held on Mon- day evening, when the Rev. J. Renny, incumbent, presided. The treasurer's accounts having be n audited, were presented and passed. They showed a satisfactory balance in hand. A vote of thanks was p is-e 1 to the retiring officers, aDd the follow- ing gentlemen were elected for the ensuing year:— Messrs Eiliott and Nickless, vicar's wardens; Messrs Hallett and Brooks, people's wardens and Messrs Chick and Baker, sidesmen. A cordial vote of thanks to the incumbent for presiding brought the meeting to a close. CURLY GREENS.—Any quantity to be had at Mr Harding's, Monachty Farm, near Cardiff. 632 GLOBE HOTEL, Angel Street. An Ordinary Daily at 1.30. 45032 FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINrs.-We feel now qnite convinced, since the introduction by us of the system of supplying direct at Wholesale Prices, the pub- lic have not been slow to appreciate it. We would now draw cspecial attention to our 13s Trousers, either ready made or to order, which He made of pure Scotch and West of England Tweeds, and usually sold by the trade about 16s 6d. We, The Manufacturers' Alliance, 33, St. Mary-street, solicit a trial of one pair, in order to bear out the tacts of our bona fide system. 48 FOR REALLY ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS go to Freke, 253, Bute-Street, Cardiff. 43895 GAS FITTINGS.—A Good Selection Cheap at J. Woodman's 26. Wharton-street. Cardiff. 45054 .1 W. F. NiCHOLLS AND CO., Tobacco Manufac- turers, and Cigar Importers, 20, St. Mary-street, Cardiff; 9. Castle-street, Swansea, and 22, High-street, Newport- Trade terms, and samples, on receipt of business card.. 43710 43710

SWANSEA. ST. NICHOLAS SEAMEN'S CHURCH.—The usual vestry meeting v as held in the reading-room on Monday. The ch,1ir was taken by the chaplain, the Rev. E. J. Wolfe, who explained the reasons for changing the people's watden annually. Mr T. B. Sparks was unanimously elected people's warden, in the room of Mr R. Capper, harbour superintendent. A cordial vote of thanks was unanimously accorde I the latter gentleman for his zeal an 1 emmtenarce. Mr Alexander Ritchie was aopoiuted by the Chaplain to be his watden. The following were e'ected sidesmen :—Messrs Curran, Brooks, Hare (senior an,1 junior), Bevan, Shaplaud, Lincomhe. and Vicary. Everything passed off with cordiality and good feeling. NLmuALGiA, &c.—Bevan's Relief, 13Jd. Testi- monial from Mrs Smith, Tav Bridie Station Instant relief."—George, Chemist, Swansea. 45090 .The Panel hotograi-h," the newest and liiost effective photograph. bee 81 ecimens, Chapman's Stii/io, Hisrh-street, Swansea. 4397S Spoons and Forks, Cutlery, &c--D. T. Wil- liams, Ironmonger, 39, Castle-street. ?—

ABE RD ARE. IN THE LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES at the Cambridge Local Examination, l,eld at Cardiff in December last, we noticed the names of Mary Griffiths, daughter of Mr Evan Griffiths, surveyor, and Rees Rees, son of Mr E. Rees, cashier, Blaen- gwawr Colliery, Aberdare, pupil of the Rev. R. J. Jones, M.A., Trecynon Seminary, Aberdare.— ADTTi

POLITICAL MEETING AT T WAIN. ADDRESS BY MR W. F. iNtAiT- LAND, M.P.. As brlb^-Y aniiov.nced by teleg'aph columns on >esday a large and influential ing of the electors to.de place at the Hir««n, on Mont^y n.ght, wit-i the-.b^ jointly supporting tlw caudn.ataie o j Richards and Jam^ S™, the represent-^ f, Merthyr, and tW* ren^ 1 eal c0nt>V M ait land, M.P., for the 0 „ie^t votas of Brecon. Mr Jt. I^hng.on P""yj supported by the Rev*, li. J<^ eS\ M Williams, J. R. William*, tram, and Messis J. B. Bishop T I*'1? James, (Merthyr), Charles Hem.'Y ''a™ solicitor (Pontypridd), D. R^ynoff, • pjiii'iB J. Brock, W. Williams, &c. Afw\' au If; address by the Chairman, Mr W.'F. MAITLAND rose, amid ing. to addiess the meeting. He, place, expressed a conviction that tnete- 1 W [ no doubt as to the success of Messr; James in the present contest—(cheers)- belief that the sunport of the electors i equally uromising for himself in the eoun^ COJISI, Brecon. (Renewed cheers.) Tnrning to OIlS tbl what the Conservative jiarty had dons dur«"* «l Inst administration, he said their six ye$, office had been characterised by a renn' {jH j tbo poverty of legislation, and he considered tD$ other Government had done so little good /jjjlfj neople during a similar period of existence hear)—and it was no excuse for the Gover'$ to urge that the attfntion requireli foreign affairs prevented them looking t general interests of the country, for^ as LA f I the electors must s^ that the Ministry »J | voivect the nation in wars and com. rf? [ abroad \W:ich were altogether « unnec'ssaty. (H»ar, hear, anil applause-'|*r doubt the cost of all this would be far more it was represented to be. (Hear, hear.)1 Government had com pia ned 01 the obstr ^6 offered them bv some of the Irish membe •* f | he thought that the way they had met tof struction was most blameworthy—( ear, Jff | and he really thought that a consideraote D, s of the members of the Government ha anxious that no legislation should take had on that account welcomed this obs^Vl* rather than otherwise. Hear, hear.) In might say that the very system itseUj^fc introduced by the Conservative i>arty. hear, and apdause.) C>omiar:ng the e|i<^ j Liberal and Conservative adJminisuation, 1 |r gentleman pointed out t.hat under t Jr t ør Liberal Government the country was bro Mjfl? to a pitch of prosperity greatev than at a jO,, in its IiiiLory-(,,i! plause) '.in,l if'it,. ere rec as the Conservatives contended, nalco'^itl should hold an ascendency in the natio.na ,eI)(f of Europe, he maintained thatwhat aVc^ might have gained was due to tl* f (Applause.) He went on .to say that he to allude to personal matters. objection had been raised to him on Y'e/^pt^► that he had voted against Local which his opponents seemed to Confuse 1 t jlir*' ring to the Permissive Bill. The fact on more than one occasion, he had v0^.e the Permissive Bill, and if it v ere again he woul do so again, but at the_sa'][\ yjf he had been willing tj vote for Sir Wil'11 son's measure, which would transfer ^e.Ce of the licences from the magistrates to tLjij# payers. (Loud applau;e.) When the -y, 5 brought forward with that object, hp s^oti very great pleasure in voting for it. aptil use.) As to the Sunday-clo-in? of,. Wales, lie should be glad to vote in Wales, lie should be glad to vote in fa.Vo) wlun it was introduced, and felt w;|i«« £ y sanguine that it would he carried. \'g He felt that if the people wished S 4 the public-houses to be closed on • lyb. unfair and unjust to deny them their 0 £ hear and applause.) Concerning theego which had been passed upon him that he shown an interest in agricultural (Iiiesti If b liament, he frankly admitted that he not been able to do much to promote the* 1 of the farmers there, for this reason, that 1 jority in the House of Commons was a 'V tive majority, which had done what J prevent the passing of such beneficial ir'e^0 j tl at direction, as the Liberals would J (Hear, hear.) Still he had <'°n^nterv I little he could to promote the flge) i of agricultural institutions — > and he took a very great lirl)0^ in farming matters iu his own (Renewed applause.) Referring to an a° which had been aaainsfc him bV 'rp.r^L i L'oyd, of Brecon, that he had declined to a petition to Parliament respecting the th:Il County Gaol, he said his reply to that w»° c" was never a-ked to do so, and therefore not have refused—(hear, hear)—and t'1 Major Lloyd should admit that he was j «rong. (Hear, hear, and applause.) v land next referred to the fact of his haviOr- # for the Burials Bill, and the measure for fJc;\Ji I nihilation of the county and borough tj and said he should do 30 again if they did p honour to return him. (CheeiS*' ^0ol fully expected that the country grllitil see a Liberal instead of a CoDs. fo, majority in power this next time, and 1 was unquestionable that these two very soon become law. (Loud appl'iise.) r regard to a remark which had fallen »'■ oS6i"j chairman, he should have the greatest l satisfaction in voting for some measure to P, riiv the canvassing of voters by candidates '°J ment and their paid agents, for he had p aversion to it. (Applause.) In con1c]:ntr urged that as a representative hob Liberal opinions ho had a claim upon the jt of a largo majority of the electors, jbv Nonconformists, and therefore must be (Cheers.) When he ventured to couteis tol^ ,jv presen'ation of thecounty at first, he was ^0. it was impossible for any Liberal ever i But he believed then, as he did now, 1n ti,e I -)i fulness of the Liberals to their fj,i) —and the result in the first instance havi that he was not mistaken, he had every 0 gllpp° in appealing to them again for their (Great cheering.) eugtb Mr BISHOP having spoken at some # Welsh. rnC»t^ L< The Rev. R. A. BERTRAM warmly adv p-ii'tJ)l,d cause of the three candidates, dwell"]1B larly upon the claims of Messrs Ji|0rfu ^Ta James upon the borough electors f3 _:st«- .;3ts honest Liberals, and true Nonconform therefore exhorted all staunch Noncon to support them. (Cheers.) .]j The Rev. KILSBY JONES followed. It was then unanimously resolved. J.f' motion of Mr W. Williams, of ,,10^ 0f seconded by Mr Brock, "That tIllS. l" g. having heard Mr Maitl nd's political t0 r'U opinion that he is a fit and proper erf.0'rtlel1'"<,au< sent the County of Brecon in Par*1* heartily pledges itself to use all legitllU to secure his triumphant re; urn. Mr MAITLAUD, in acknowledging t" it afforded him the greatest possible 2r, rt f$6 j He felt deeply sensible of the kind o» v him, and he had such general ti.at^nis^vi goodwill of the electors towards him, j e justified in asserting his belief th^. cji be returned at the head of the poll. pi >1' ing.) T AtP&iiP1* The Chairman, Mr C. Henry Frank James, NIr D. Morgan (0{i{eeS*~ Ash), and others having also meeting in favour of Messrs -t* James, the -following resolution wfts Mr D. W. Jones, and' seconded hy -.jjoiJ ])$? | Evans:—" That this meeting is of °r' pe ^liis I Mr Henry Richard and Mr Char 1 .Tames, are eminently fitted t<» rt?eSrt' itse Borough in Parliament. It hereby dorses their joint candidature, and P to use all legitimate means to secure th ant return." n,j > This was carried by acclamation, ^c\oSe> enthusiastic meeting was brought to a cordial vote of thanks to the Chajr i ant return." and > This was carried by acclamation, Ioseo vr 1 enthusiastic meeting was brought to ø. 11. a cordial vote of thanks to the crlU i

— CAv*:0\d J EPPS'S GLYCERINE JUJUBES.. NJ Those etVective and agreeable confect'o' )t.s .Mgfi jj most ChetoK-ts. By others, however, plI) it .'Lit)6' made at sub.titut on. We therefore 0 y{o^ A to 'aution the public that they can on .V <;o.n -lri, boxes, bd and Is; Labelled JAMES aiidI* 447^ patnie Chemists, 48, Ti.readneedle-stree » vl>J Uilly, London. WARNING.— RECKITT'S PARIS ^^GJNST %IU0| ufacturers beg to Caution the public par13 goliij square Blue of very inferior quality. r „unOry,(!00 J squares (used in the Prmce of Wales Sl»rk- ry °j wrappers bearinsr their name and —Z11% HOLI.OWAYS PILLS.—GOOD SP^„GI CHFTI,^E J hai» frw,usntly experienced sudden P6 ,her oft0*he(»^| gaiety to gloom. The wind and we* jg alol,e | ceive the blame when a faulty digest' be j, | of the depression.. Hollowav's "ered st'. | recommended for regulating a .tli? remove the improving digestion. They entirely They t J fulln -ss and oppression after esttn=- gt iuin13, Vy* furred tongue, and act as a w'lolesou^ liver, and as a gentle aperient to g011' heaithfuliy rouse both body and w" f apPe" „nJ ',h are the be?t known antidotes for wa oression. fc o £ flatulency, heartburn, lango"r». Jgrangemen y, apati v so characteristic of chronic Printed and Puhlisl'.ed by gir DAVID DUNCAN & SONS, tatA^n„nd WesW^^f- f Works, 75 and 76, St. J)ary-street an^ in tlie town of Cardifi. in the c°ua I

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CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH BASH;—Jlar. 30. Bapi-i ss, 365, Bilbao, 730 it on ore, Dowlais Co Sive. nake ss. 395, St Malo, light ,ferudalc ss, 604, Bilbao, 778 iron ore, Forest Ir .n Co Rhuabon ss, 883, Bilbao, 1100 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co Ahi ince ss, 010, Bilbao, 77;' iron ore, Dowlais Co Whickham ss, 1121, Newp r. 1 ght Chailes Godard ss 009, St Nazaire, light Perrigne ss, 591, St Nazaire, light Glenwilliaiii ss, 223, Caen, light Jargen Brahn, 741, Falmouth, ballast Wm Banks ss, 459, Havre. light Opali ss, S54, Bordeaux, lisjht EAST BUTE DOCK—Mar, so. Pellegra, 420, Genoa, ballast Zidocia, 550, Genoa, bahast Assutita, 486, London, ballast Charlotte, 820, Bremen, ballast Anna, 429, Na ites, ballast San Ligure, 3S3, Boideaux, 400 pitwood, order Ileio ss, ,:ti >, Bilbao. 723 iron ore, Forest Iron Co St Oawin ss, 622. Bristol, light Anze Dirk, 93, Amsterdam, 103 burnt copper ore,Tennant Apollo, 238, Christiausund, 200 pitwood, Jones, Heard Lord Buto ss, 468, Cartnagena, 1000 iren ore, E J Howard L E C'harlewood ss, 557, Bilbao, 818 iron ore, Dowlais Co Nuova Veiita, 595, Aqud.is, 800 iron ore, order Wolvestouss, 1136, London, light Rochefort sa, 561, Bilbao, gtiti i;on ore, Dowlais Co Mavis ss, 491, Bilbao, 791 iron ore, Dowlais Co Monmouth ss, 44, Briton B\rry, light Lisvane ss, 420, Bilbao, 764 iron ore, forest Iron Go Weardale ss, 427, Eiibao, 731 iron ore, Dowlais Co Nebo ss, 1237, Glasgow, sundries Ann Webster Ss, 498, irluelva, 681 pyrites, 295 carcara, 15 boxes oranges, Tennant & Sons Maiden Oak, 25, Bristol, light „ Taff ss, 51. Caiial, liglit Llandough, 881, Benisaf, 1030 iron ore, order Wm Lory ss, 1214, Lynn, light Horseguards ss, !i09, Antwerp, light Mathusalem, L33, Bordeaux, 620 pitwood, Cory Bros Deoduta, 360, Langesaiid, 1524 mining timber, 1172 poles, Trayes & Co WEST BUTE DOCK—Mar. 30. Delphagin Frere-, 160, La Rochelle, 195 pitwood, order Margaret, 156. St Malo, ballast Jeune Adolpha, 171, Auray, 225 pitwood, order llarie Cejine, 110, Bilbao, 208 iron ore, order Veucedon, 133, Camarina, 150 pitwood, oruer Freid, 109, St Nazaire, 141 pitwood, Lowell Lord Houghton ss, 497, Bordeaux, 800 pitwood, Gueret BonJewut;"9W5~prtwood, W Tnoinas G B Laverello, 412, Marseilles, ballast Lady May, 121, Salcombe, ballast .1 A Grepi listed ss, 305, Stettin, 425 potatoes, R England' Etoile de Mer, !;4, Bordeaux, 1J pitwood, L & II Gueret l inilie, 181, Redon, 240 pitwood, P Lowell F^ronia, 89, ltoueii, 135 potatoes, It England iSugget, 63, Barnstaple, 74 pitwood, Tellcfsen, Wills Chiaia, 218, Dunkerque, ballast Brunswick, 72, Barnstaple, 70 pitwood, Te lief sen, Wills Anne Sophie, 195, Exeter, ballast Margaret Lewis, 143, Dieppe, 90 boulder flints, order Urcnouile, 82, Itedon, 116 pitwood, order St Anne, 92. Vaniies, 115 pitwood, order Notre Dame de B >11 See.)ur-, 136, Nantes, 162 pitwood, Jones, He^ra it Ingiam PENARIH DOCK—Mar. 30. Sophie, 1290, Geestemunde, ballast Palmyra ss, 707, London, light Humboldt, 718. Falmouth, ballast Mabel ss, 493, Liverp ol, light Ann, 38, Bristol, light Italph Creyko ss, 404, Cr.rdiff, light Fatiield ss, 416, Diejipe, light Bromsgrove ss, 427, Diepiie, light Norbiton ss, 662, Liverpool, light Trotter, 59, Bristol, light Emblem, 70, St Ives, Val'ast ENTERED OUTWARDS—Mar. 30. St Nazaire, Perrigne ss, F, 591, Sauzereau, E Brcgeor, Hane, Bromsgrove ss, B, 427, George, Harrison, Moore Alexandria, Horseguards ss, B, 909, Ilill Constantinople, Palmyra fss, B, 707, Bobbing Bordeaux, Vulture ss, B, 345, Pearn, Hacquoil Bros Bordeaux, Mavis ss, B, 491, Wilkinson, Hacquoil Bros Port Said, Nelson ss, B, 854, Board, E Handcoclc jun Havre, Wm Banks S3, B, 459, Langlois, Gueret Madras, Heispte, B, 1034, Plant, Jones, Heard & Ingram Dieppe, Fatfieid ss, B, 416, Mennell, Jones, Heard Ancona, Whickham ss, B, 1124, Scott, Young & Christies Bombay, Nebo ss, B, 1237. Gordon, Young & Christies Gibraltar, Mabel ss, B, 493, Duuding, Pynan, Watson Caen, Glenwilliam ss, B, 23S, Power, Baker & Sen Rouen, Opah SP, B, 854, Hunter, M Thompson Gibraltar, St Oswin-es, B, 622, Adams, Bovey& Co St Nazaire, Hero ss, B, :09, Trevarrow, Stallybrass, Bal. mer Si Co Ta ragona, Lord Bute ss, B, 468, Morgan, Cory Bros Cape Town, G asgow, B, 1168, Moore, Barnes. Guthrie Dakar, Constance, B, 168, Woods, J H Aiming Havre, Resolue, F, 117, Mothom, Morel Bros R sas, Mathdde, F, 118, Floeh, Morel Bros St Nazaire, C GOlIard ss, F, (jOg, Meliouas, Bregeo" Singa; ore, Charlotte, Ger, 820, Stern, Krieger Fayal, Leopold II, Ger, 427, Ratlike Vigo, Jose Barrercs, Spn, 152, Santos, A Torres Trieste, Washington, A us, 8,;0, Cosulicb, Lucnvich Cape ile Verds, Nahor, 741, Tugruzza, Lucovich Constantinople, Belasae, Aus, 444, Banticlich, Lucovich Savona, Assunta, ly, 486, Vivaldi, Morteo & Penco Savona, Emilia 1 iglia, ly, 542, Nortola, Morteo & Penco Capecte Yerds, Marclun, ly, 741, Scliiaffiuo, Moi teo & Penco Cape de Verds, Ernestine Parodi, ly, 610, Chiozza, Mor- teo & Penco Spezzia, Nuova Verita, ly, 597, Bertolotto,Morteo & Penco Spezzra, Nuova Manilla, Iy, 491, Cuneo, Morteo & Penco Constantinople, Ennis, ly, 364, Gunaris, Morteo & Penco Monte Video, Barone PoJesta, ly, 725, Vernengo, Morteo & Penco Monte Nideo, CarJotta D, ly, 759, Bafico, Morteo & 1 enco Genoa. Trento, I), 652, Soccola, Morteo & Peneo Macassar, Macabeo, ly, 895, Bucelli, Morteo & Penco Venice, Pellegra, ly, 420, Chiesa, Morteo & Penco Tripoli, Santa Margherita Luguia, ly, 353, Casanova, Morteo & Penco Pola, G B Laverello, ly, 412, Spirito, Morteo & Peqco St Nazaire, Lisvane ss, B, 420, Tolglase, Stallybrass, Bal- mer & Co Bombay, Wolviston ss, B, 1135, Cooper, Ropner & Co Philadelphia, Clara Manning, B, 1145, Harris, Trounce Syra, Robin Hood ss, B, 514, Hewson, Turnbul. Bros St Nazaire, Rochefort ss, B, 561, Hellier, J Cory & Son Monte Video Fiducia, Iy, 567. Schiatmo, Schiafhno Cape de Verds, Galatea, Swe, 331, Westerberg, Cory Bros CLEARED-Mar. 30. Genoa, Waterloo, B, 1500 coal, Casissa & Co Havre, Bromsgrove ss, D, 820 coal, D Davis & Sons Genoa, Castlefield ss, B, 1850 coal, 'Casissa.& Co Caen, Glenwilliam ss, B, 460 c()al, M r ^mpson Gibraltar, Mabel ss, B, 900 coal, D Daues & Co SftKs S&srh *» Eii n Syfa, Rob n Hood ss, B, 040 coal, A l1 oa Malta, Hankow ss, B, 3000 coll. London i ouJl Wales Co St Nazaire, Hero ss, B, 730 coal, voffin w co D enpe, Futtield ss, B, 880 coal. Gueret St Nazaire, C Godard ss, F, 2200 coal, C Gona d St Nazaire, Perrigne SS F, 1100 coal, G <. Clnistiansand, Fides. Ger. 430 R „ Cuebee.. Damensen, Nwy, C06 coal, Buriij eat Brown ot Co Mont' Video, Nostra Madre, ly, 1^ T> ¡ Fuonos Ayres, Rosina, ly, 7o0 coal, Bunijeat, Brown Genoa, Agostino D, ly, HI3 e'>a-« u- Crons*aut, Ingeborg, Rus, 940 coal, Pjnun, Watson & Co

SWANSEA. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Alar. 80. SWANSEA. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Alar. 30. Caen, Alliance ss, B, 198, Keynolds, D.iv.s Fry & Co Havre, Bessemer S", B, 172, Langst^ff, VV HoweU Huelvn, Fitzgerald ss, B, 24S, Fieser, Strick & Son Huelvn, Fitzgerald F8, B, 24S, Fieser, Strick & Son Tucacas, Bet v, B. 256, Bee-i, Strick & B-»ns Vall araiso, Standard Bearer, B, 480, Mendas, Burgess Valparaiso, Andiew Reid, B, 748, Jack, Lath & Son Valparaiso, Henry Bath, B, 489, Bevnon, Bath & Son Coquimbo. Hawkeye, 4 -3, Morton, Bath & Son Dakar, Koh-inoor, B, 236, Dingle, Ro«e « Co Caen, Ebentzer, B, 88, Cabot, M Jones Lro Granville, Sarah Jane, B, 53, Davey, M Jones Si Bro St Servan, Conqueror, B, 59, White, Enrlg-ht & Fisher Nantes, Aglae, F, 72, Morice, Thomas ltosser 1 Regnevilie, Cesariue, 1', 62, Bianchet, Poiugdestre tt Mesnier, Trouville, Adele & Marie, F, 63, Legoff, Poiugdestre & I Mesnier St Malo, Anna, F, 110. Bugault, Poingdestre & Mesnier Chautenay, Francis Marie. F, 149, Dejoie, Poingdestre & I Mesnier Marseilles, Ville de Dunkerque ss, F, 668, Morel, Poing. debtre & Mesnier Marseilles, Atlantique, F, 247, Eergaut, Poingdestre & Mesnier Leghorn, Carrara, ly. 433, PontromoH. F Schiaffino CLEARED-Mar. 30. Marseilles, Ville de Dunkirk ss. F, 500 p fuel, Graigola Merthyr Co St Malo, Flossie, B, 305 p fuel, Graigola Merthyr Co Nantes, Aglae, F, 115 coal, Graigola.Merthyr Co Copenhagen, Stern Chase, B, 420 coal, Isdahl & Co St Malo, Marie Aline, F, 158 coal, Davis, Fry & Co Caen, Alliance ss, B, 380 coal, Davis, Fry & Co Cadiz, Lafiwing, Rus, 263 coal, Cwmanian Coal Co Cadiz, Jeanne, F, 150 coal, Cwmaman Coal Co Havre, Bessemer fis, B, 300 general cargo, Burgess & Co Chautenay, Francis Marie, F, 249 coal, G Thomas St Aliio, Anna, F, 185 coal, G Thomas Labon, David Rees, B, 300 coal, T Davies & Co Caen, Boxer, B, 320 coal, Strick & Son St Malo, Greenwich, B, 360 coal, M Jones Huelva, Fitzgerald 5, B, 350 coal, Dvnevor Coal Co Caen, Ebenezer. B, 160 coal, J G1 sbroolc Swinemunde, Ella, Ger, 120 coal, D T Ladd Trouville, Adele & Marie, F, 119 coal, D Nicol

NEWPORT. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Mar. 30. Lisbon, Durley ss, B, 700, Sinclair. J Cory & Sons Bilbao. Cecil Brindley, B, 94, Davies, Rennie, Wilkinson Halifax, Konz Carl, Nwy. 446, Henri, hicii, Jones, Heard Lisbon, Benton ss, B, 587, Stephens, Mawson & Goss Rochefort, Rose Middleton ss, B, 512, Higgon, Pyman, Wats, II & Co Smyrna, Mary fS, B, 838, Camforth, Pyman, Watson & Co liennebont, Blonde, F. 118, Stephen, Buold & Co St Felien de Guirolo, Lucie Marie, F, 139, Rivet, Budd Hennebont, Pierre, F, 161, Thomas. Budd & Co Reval, Irene Morris, H. 9-28 Moffet, Gething jun & Co •' CLEARED—Mar. 80. Lisbon, Durley as, B, 12u0 coal, Jones, Heard & Co Bi-bno, Cecil Brindley, ll, 160 coal, J Vipond & Co Barcelona, Hugh Taylor.ss, B, 950 coal, T Beynon & Co Hennebont, Corine Aimee, F, 100 coal, J Vipond & Co Rochefoit, Rose Middleton ss, n. 950 coal, Morel Bros IMPORTS—Mar. 29. Garthngena, Syra ss, 125J iron ore, Cristobal & Co Biihao, Galdames ss. 97S, iron ore, order Bilbao, La CreUsot ss, 950 iron ore, order Henne! out, Gloire, 128 loa is pitprops, Stonehouse & Co Hennebont, Blanch Marie, 98 loads pitprops, Stonehouse Bilbao, Marcellus, 360 iron ore, order Bilbao, Huutdiff ss, 430 iron ore, Moses & Co Bilbao, Gwent SR, 720 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co Bilbao, Richard Treuethick ss, 4*0 iron ore, ELbw Vale Co Bilbao, Vendic ss, 750 iron ore, Blaenavon Co Charleston, Irene Morris. 17,44b cwts raw cotton IMPORTS-Mar. 30. Bayonne, Hippolyde, IV4 load. pitprops, Stonehouse Bilbao, Radnor ss, 1000 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co La T,metu, Pensee, 100 loads pitprops, order Bilbao, Corisande ss, 969 iron ore, Blaena on Co Lisbon, E S JobsOn ss, 1430 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co Bilbao, Belle Marie, 100 iron ore, older Bilbao, Adrien, 170 iron ore, order Bilbao, Gabalva ss, 9110 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co L'Otient, Marie Isidore, 2200 cwts potatoes, C Budd

NEATH. CLEARED—Mar. SO. Madras, Mary Low, B, 1250 iron, Townshend, Wood & Co Belfast., William & Sarah, B, 230 coal, Evans & Bevan Glasgow, Fair Maid, B, 130 copperas, J W Young: Fremington, Lady Hatvev, B, 120 c(-al, Evans & Benaii Ijayie, Express ss, n, 320 coal, Dynevor Coal Co Portreath, Lynx ss, B, 20J coal, Dyiievor Coal Co f"

BURRY PORT. ARRIVALS, Mar. 2J.-Catherine, 30, Rogers, Milford, timber. SAILINGS, Mar. 30.—Rapid, Parkhurst, Llanelly, light.

3ERMAN RED POTATOES, IN BAGS, 6s 6d per 112 Pounds. GEORGE HOPKINS, THE HAYES, CARDIFF.

KEMFTON PARK MEETING. YESTERDAY. PARK HURDLE RACE-Muscadin, 1: Red Hazard, 2 Peroration, 3. Five ran. FULWEUI PLATL-Slipper filly, 1; La Rosarie, 2 Monza 3. Nine rau. TWO-VEAK-OLD PLATE-Hackness, 1; Cremona colt, 2; Adrastia filly, 3. Five ran. WOLSEY WELTER RACE-Lord of the Chase, 1; Baveno, 2 Accolade, 3. Six ran. THAMES HANDICAP — Mr Dodd, 1: Badminton, 21 Serir.fla., 3. Five ran. STAINES HUNTERS PLATE—The Owl, I; Troubadour II., 2; Arthur, 3. Seven ran. HALLIFORD WEI.TBR.—Lord; Sidmouth, 1; Essayez, 2; The Gowan, 3. Thirteen ran. «

BE, TTING ON THE COURSE. CITY At-v SUBURBAN. (It miles. nun Thursday, April 22nd.) 15 to 2 agst 31aster Kildare, 5 yrs, 9st 21b, t 100 to 6 — Viseonti, 4 yrs, 7st 71b, t 100 to 6 — Victor Chief, 4 ) rs, 8st, t 109 to 6 — Parole, aged, 9st 4lb, t 22 to I Scapegraee, 4 yrs, 7st, t 22 to 1 — Blue Blood, 4 yrs, 7st 41b, t 25 to 1 Japoiiiczt, 4 yro, 8st Olb, t 25 to 1 — Elf King, 4 yrs, 7st 01b, t 40 to 1 Caxt,mian, 4 yrs, 7st 11lb, t 40to 1 — Simba, 4 yrs. 6st 121 u, t 40 to 1 Sombrero, 3 yrs, 5st 101b, t 60 to 1 Duchess colt, 3 yrs, 6st, t 50 to 1 Mrs Waller colt, 3 yrs, 5st 71b, t

ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS. Northumbrian, Pardon, King Cole, Vanity, Lioness, Sunburn, Ebor, Bull's-eye, Rothschild, Silence, Seward, Trapper, Allan Bane, Lady Charlie, Cabul, Central F.re.

DURHAM MEETING.—YESTERDAY. HIOU-WKIQIIT IIANDICAP-Coneord, 1 Waveney, 2 Garter King, 3, Seven ran. NORTII DURHAM IIA.,DICA,-Gillersbeek, 1; Lady Auckland, 2; Mars, 3. Seven ran. LAMBTON STAKES—Test colt, 1 Blue Beard, 2 Experi- ment, 3. Six ran. IVHITWORTHSTAKES—Brightness, 1 Norah, 2 Brother to Alexandre de Georgia aud Pauline filly rau a dead heat for third place. Six ran. WYNVARD PLATE—Wandering Willie, 1; Palmerin, 2; Wild Aggie, 3. Seven ran. 1I ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS. Amabel, Wandering Willie, Test c, and Fleecy Cloud. I