South Wales Daily News

MONEY _MARRET. [SPECIALLY TFIXGRAPHFD.1 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING. The Money Market is in a quiet state. The supply of capital is not large, but an in- creased looked for early next month, when the distribution of dividends is made. Mean- while the American Exchange keeps steady. The tendency is towards ease. Three Months' bills are taken at 2-, and day-to-day advances on Consols are freely obtainable at ii per cent. On the Stock Exchange business has con- tinued quiet. An uneasy feeling was created by the foreign political news, and a general decline took place in the value of both hime and foreign securities. It appears, however, that stock is by no means plentiful, hence any serious relapse is out of the question. A sharp relapse has occurred in the metal market, but trade prospects are considered very satisfactory, and so soon as the present disquietude has passed away we may look for a sharp recovery in prices. Consols are unaltered for delivery, but 7 lower for the account, at 971 to 97; for both. Reduced and New Three per Cents, 95 J to 96. The English Railway Market opened heavily, and during the greater part of the day the tone was r, flat, political influences producing heaviness. A sharp relapse in metals was also not without effect, but to- wards the close of business the tendency was decidedly stronger. Brighton traffic, al- though showing a small increase, was satis- factory, considering the wet weather of the past week, and the fact that it compares with Ihe heavy total last year. Scotch lines also were firmer otherwise there was very little lone, and no particular movement occurred. Brighton receipts show an increase of £2G5. Caledonian and Brighton A rose 5 North British, f North-Eastern fell$; Chatham Preference and Midland, Great Western, South-Eastern A, Sheffield, and Deferred, Indian Railways were quiet but tolerably irm. In Canadian Railways not much was done, and the tone was rather weak. Great Western receipts show an increase of £ 4,000. Some Grand Trunks fell j to J. The American Railway Market was throughout very quiet. Eries were rather weak, and fell | Atlantic and Great Western, í Illinois Central rose Foreign Railways were quiet, and with- out feature. Foreign Bonds were decidedly flat during the earlier part of the day. Hungarian and Russian were freely sold at a sharp decline, but there was some recovery towards the close. Egyptian, Turkish, and most other International stocks showed some re- covery from the lowest points towards the finish, owing to the firmer tendency of the Paris Bourse. There was a continuance of speculative inquiry for 3Ie-iican, which left off firm. Other" stocks were_ very quiet. Mexican rose h Egyptian Rails, £ Daira 4 11 and State Domain fell £ Hungarian gold, I; Italian, £ Russian, £ to | most Turkish, 1-lti to The Telegraph Market was inactive, and wly unimportant changes were noticed. Banks. -Bank of Ronmania rosef l; Char- tered Mercantile of India, Joint Stock, Westminster, Midland, and Union of Lon- don fell k Mines.—Cook's Kitchen and South Wheal Frances rose West Peev or, to 121 Cape Copper, A Leadhills fet to 21 j L Phoenix, to 21; Wheal Peevor, tJ to 26i; Rio Tinto Shares, United Mexican, and Homali Gravels, 11. Waterworks. -Chelsea fell 5 Lambeth, tt. L Gas.-Gas Light and Coke A Ordinary fell Tramways. Southampton rose i. Miscellaneous.—Railway Debenture Trust 5 per cent, fell 1; Ebbw Vale Steel, h Lon- don Steamboat rose 1; Australian Agricul- tural Land, 1 Native Guano fell ° No bullion operations were reported at the Bank. The Gironde, from Buenos Ayres, has arrived at Lisbon with £2,080 specie. Silver remains quiet. Bars are quoted at $2 3-16th Mexican dollars, 5l £ d. The Bom- bay rato on London telegraphed at Is 8Jkl Hung Kong, 3s 9 d; Shanghai, 5s 2|d. The Exchange on India remains without alteration. Four Per Cent Rupee Paper is quoted at 80J to 8G 4t per cent, 87 7-16 to 87 9-16.

PRICES AFTER OFFICIAL HOURS. BRITISH l- UNDS, &c. SATUi £ DAT. | Consols, Money 97* 971 97} 97} piilo. Account Q £ „s72 pai > Reduced anl New. 951 96 -951 96 India, 1883, 4 p.c. 102 1ù21..1 10i Bank Stock Closed. Closed Mefao. Boardof Works 103* 103| ..103| 103J 103jf 10". ..107 110 New Zealand Consolidated. 101 j 101 114 ..112 1U Victor .a, ti 18S3 lotij lUiJJ ..108." ",I#! FOREIGN SECURITIES. Argentine, 188S, 0 p.e, 00i.. b"9i fOJ Co. PublleWorks, (j p.e sat 83 £ bt 8 Austrian Sivr. UeiiUss trJ tsJ tti ba C2 ta Brazilian, 1871, an c 94 E.;n>Liau.lSïd al 72¡.. 714 7lJ Kgy ^.tian Unified 6 p. c G:> £ 6BJ 63 831 Do Govt. 5 r>. e. l*rei no. State lkHlIa.iu. J SM £ i Freucli iijntes 3 p. c. sti &.>i tii\ eili I)." :J p. c: .ll ..11!) 118* 84, IHlt Huu^arian. 1871. 5 p. c. ^7? llun^suriat), liic 3*% .ci;.è7t 861 92^ 91$92jt Mj.\iCa.u 12 li 00 1;. 1:t furuviun, 1S70, 0 p. c. 17J lill 17J 17 lDi B S •• 61i Rtusiaii, 1S70,5 p. c ^^3 8.. K4 a 1"1 Ru.ui, 1871, a }>. c 87i U; dt t ttnasKiu, 1872, a p. c ilva\ 8, Russian, 187^, 5 p. c ^3 -• Uussiai), 1875, 4j p. c. ^2 8^ iii 83 > Spaniel, 3 p. 19J 20 19J ly| S,).uiibh, i p. c t\ Taviiiali, l»«j;>, 6 p. e -• y /in TurWisti, (Coi.si.si /t m #1 W Do. '»I, puaii Tribute *'» K'J 1^ Do. 1873, tip. 9J H ■■ -S y| D»J 1 leaaury. A, 15, -■ lb^ J7J- H5-J L,?. t aiwlcii c, ll^i 11"lJ3,t 114t U.S. t uiKiwi 4 p. e U2| HSJ xd lluAU: RAILWAYS CaleUouiau t'onsnliduied 112^ t LunUun S«i "»0V bit Uusb'o* ana avuth Wwwi.;i:i lie.* d ijlc.it iSiaoWfu 053 ^u.. Urou .WUitmA t £ 3- "J2.f v>4 tjre;v» i "i £ 8i 12yj Oieiit i\oi Ui ol OcoUuiiU g2A t./i 0 J Utcitl Utsiciii j «; "*12^ 12 i l>t»va»Uirtt auu loi Kauiie UitHivu di. l>ri^liM>u 14bL "jiti 149* D«. ,e_3 ;6.,| M. | Loiniuu, Dov«j •• Do. n-neteiMw ;ua| **i(»| H3i LouUou iiua .toitu-ttiail.crn i5, uCi 15oi L.Uii*iuti C)Ui-W cisldn 14o Maiiuhe-jter aita A, ,1 "x ^41 Do. DeiBU-ea 't*| 6/ 6<i Muurupoitkui 1/ouaoiutateU. • "120*1 120^ iie;ropo.iUiu Diotnct •* ^2 U^i^ua 135i "l34i 136* itoctU iM'ituu 0lt fc5S North bUuortWiire 'tn Soaili-lt^aiem i:(j* "isfti* 137^ ^atu-Kviiei'u Deterred l-OKiaU.\ AND COLONIAL UAILNVAYS Loiubarda 70/1£ 7%6 l%.& kcX¡¡;a.1 11i 7.. 7i Ti Do. p.e. lfct Jfreieieiiee 2"¿k 22jJ Do. 0 p.o. "ZuU Vrereience 14 j 14^ 144 143 Urauu ii'Uuit ui CuuaUa 21 j 2ig 2l| ¡¡;¡ ujt Do. zavi Jfreiertueu Č¡)t 83f Pi'. 3rd l*reieienee 41;^ 42^ iHi Great Westeru oi Canada 14^ J4J li?is l4'^s Do in. liar. 0- yuu. j pe 126 1% "l 'lb 1267 Eiu>t«ru Beu«al, JauJ.138J 13yJ B. Aud. it !>.«. Aim. A. 186a 21,4 > £ z% 22,¡ Du. Auu. D. il j>.<)., lsiil.. :4t.. :¿3á :4. 126$..124$126$ lti ::icJlule, Vuiiju.^iJellii, 5 p.e.12ü! 121 ..I:J.1 Iii! ..121$1^2$ Do. iou jiort zo% l8j 2S» Do, 3rd ilort 13$11^ 1^ 13^ na ..111 lid Central N.Jersey Coii., lo99 lUt XÙ 10b$,.H9$110^ Do. LaWdUrauts li.ij$10W^ xd.,108$10y$xd Du. lieeon. Tut. 126$..V2i$125$. 9z{¡.. \i1 113 Uliuvu¡5}>.c..&mùs .103 10õ.10 105 New York Ctl Curr. Bonds 1 165, ..134$136i Peuiiavivauia Shares til bij tn. blj I'einiBylv.LiiiaCien.ilor, lulu II04 11»$..liS$119* Peansyivaiiia Cou. ilort.14$115^ ..114$116$ ..109$Hot I)Q &leatli»¡{ lmprovemt a7 \1.1 ilb1 II Do^ UeaUing Ceueral i3 74 73 74 Uuiou raeido Udlidssp.e.121 123 ..121 123 Do .Lant) Urania 7 p. r i»3 116 xd 'l'tUuGitAPij COiii'A-MEd e4.. 651 C.5 Direct United U < tiiiktern, LiuiUed IIi 10 yj lu bUuiteru liitensiou 10;1; 9J 10J BANKING COJil'ANiES Consolidated, Limited 3 3 3|pm Imperial Ottoman 9J 10$.. 9% lylAs Loudon aud Couiity (jJ 70 ..69 70 London Joint-Stock 45 46 Loudon aud Westminster ..64 t5 Standard ot S. Alriea 5y$.. 5^$59$ Uuiou of London 41 Nauouid froviueial 37$3b$.. 37J 88i AiiSCLLLANLO'. S fcl Ct Kl'llLb. Laiiiburgil XiaJiiwaja Us Hj.. 14¡ Hi Glasgow Tramways .— 13j 13jj lag Hull Tramways b;i 9100 i:i lit Liverpool Timiiwayb H. 11* lilt llt PelliLlliula1' &; Oriental Steam 5. 5iJ 53 66 Koyal Alaii Steam t> Ct>J fj8} Lmou Steaniahip <&$••

DAILY STOCK AND bHAIUS LIST M Supplied by iieosr^. TllACKKUAi A SAYCL, r Stoeii aud Siiaie liiokeia, 1, 1 "noll.},hle; Caiuiff Prteeit Stoalc Great eiteru _12.) 130 xti Loudon aud Violin W e»twu,100 — L.0 J67 xd Midland -„„100 135 13j Td Uiiyoniey .100 -8-i loo xd "j Severn auu bO 15 17 Stock Tail Vaiu -10U 833 xd rrT" tock CWttUriaix L-uiiiuioen riol 5 100 ..1,10 n1 t Do Jiacbvu''eUi I.v. I. bet 100 ..110 118 tit:( WeätCll1 Couso). 6 p.e.„.10'J ,.1_J 130 xd 10 Pembroke Tenby f. 1804 liJ 5 6 xd Stock rthymiwy á per "t>lIt (¡:\II\I ..100 „I22 124 xd lio ti per cell.. j(jl .lVO IliJ li-5 xti po 6 per ewit, 1801 .100 !t:.J 123 xd Do 6 pel cent, 18oi .100 _1' 12o xd Do Do 6 per cent, 18*51 .100 _120 In xd no 6 per cent, 1873 10 11c 12xd •io 15 17 j 10 Do (j Stook T o 1 _;1 2:Sxd Do .S per c.eul.1 W ..112 114 xd Do 6 per cent luy „12i 120 fill 10a Do. 9i GUA UA NTKKD AND 50 Aherdiire, lu per eenc .511 ..]23 125 xd" 20 Colulord, iiou., ana Unk, 5 p. c. 20 M Kly V uicy, a p. c 100 _I 12j u Great Weateru 100 LeO lierexord, Hay v8 S.9 xd 1)0. do. Trcf.,100 — 19 JOOxd I.lautrifr-aut & Talf Vale, 5 p.e. 100 123 125 xd biaueily Ity. and Du. yrdy 100 _'i45 1,7 xd Do no A 1'iefercnee 10C 145 li7 xd l'u. do HCp.c.do 100 145 1,7 xd 137xd Do. 5 per cent 100 123 125 xd to" ^"enarU^ llaruoar, Dock, lI. ItaU 100 ..>17 ill xd Dorset (ijath l^xten^ioak 100 » 8J H7 DLUlLNTUUlli STOCKS. 3K»,.w- Oiiiul>ri:taio p.e., lieu "i^ustin^ ;,1801.« 100 ..1-20 122 Do Mleueued" lsfi* 100 _110 112 Hereford, iiay. aud Dieeou a » tent 100 126 Great „i32 ]34 ilwliand 4 per cent 100 ..110i HIt „ Riiyiiiiiey 4 ditto -100 ,.10i 10i^ Somerset .uid Dorset 6 uo. };n. 1_]00 _123 lZ4 Iw Tall Vaie 4 p. j DAMiS. 20 Bristol West of ICiiuiand.Lin). 74, 10, tOO Glamorganshire Uanknuf Co. 100 „140" 146* xd 10 Ghuuoryivushire 10 14 10 Lomiou aad l'r(.?ii)eial Dim o.. 10J 111 20 £ \atiuual banct alts L;ni 75 National Provincial Lim. 10i«. "8 19 60 National Vrovineial Liui. 12" „ 44 45' 40 North and South Wales i^vui lU.. 311- S:H 20 Swauneai (Juimited). J (, 91 15 Wilts aud Dorset 10 „ vt"" a* GAS. 10 AbeJ:u-e lQ Stock 185 dtoclc Do B 8 per cent. 100 _141) 115 xd 25 Do Sharai 7 per ceut 25 29 20 xd 10 LlYllvlV¡¡,lIev -10_10 11 Stock NewpoitA ,100 ..i;5 1 8 xi Do 13 100 _17 liOxd 20 Do C 20 24 25 xd 25 25 341 11ft GAS AND WATER, 10 Bridgend 10 3$?r9Jxd Stock Do. Deb. Stock 100 ..100 102 Do ( do 18 10 Do (Max 7 r-c-) 10 — 9 11 10 Istrad 10 201" 21jxd \rATEh worms 2G Dristol 26 ock Neath 10 uer Ct. Guaraiiteea 100 «18 > 191) xa 10 1)0. 5 per Ct. Preference 00 10.. 6 8 10 isewport 10 17 Ijxd 10 Do New 7 It 11 xd 10 8; 9i SUK*1* PfrnHMnidd 5 Dei Ct. Pref 100 _110 1J b.- iilSCiiLLANEOUi, -=. 20 Alexandra DOCK Shares 20 Alexandra Dock, Ij p e" Trex 20 25 27 xd Ditto bp. c. I rei °o ^0 32 xd "f 10 Bristol and South JitIt1 VS aifou Co., Limited — ~i~ _"6^ 7 :J Car>> at Xarme u-aiie^. § jf 10 Cardiff ltestauraut Co., LinV. 10 1 i 8 Cardill \YorUmen Cottaue Co. 25 3;! M 10 Cardilf aud Swansea CoineryiiS lus 2 21 la Ebb", V:ùo !(¡ If 10 W Gloucester \V»<<>ii Company lû.. 8 8' \d a Great VYeuteru Colliery 1:6 2J sj 5 Do. A rrelereuce 5.J ó,{ '2 ».M. L Debentuies 10J^_ 8ii 83 0 51Uford Dock 10M 2 fz'- 20 1-ij-i.vi und V^ntlu* 10. vi 7* o P ♦ Florence. 4 3 3^ *w'nJy Iroa Ore, Limited^Sji. 2 3 2j 4IW tijuityjiio ami Biaina lrou kJ'I 'ef- 100 „ 30 32 v S Neath lraiuways 5 2 J10 Newoort Aberca.rn ttoiiierr "l0 P.* 7 & Do TrainwavB 5 31 ii la 1. ^icial ait. 10.. lJi fil 50 RUymnev Iron, Lin,itea ;,o 24 '>5 jl5 Do >ie\v — 15 7 "71 i50 SwJuweJi M ShiDowuora iO 15 17* 10 Do Shipping. e i: t 2 00 Do Tramway 10 b Bi 10 Do. Watfon Works 10 2i {17 Soutli Wales Colliery A 17 1 it 3 «' b S 2J 3$ (50 Tredegar Iron & Coal A Lim. 28 21 22 '85 1)0- Do. B Lim. 26 21 23, Bank Rate :j ¡ lOr ceui., tnict litu June' SELLERS :— Rhymney RLilway Ordinary and Preferences Great Western Guaranteed Stock Monmouthahire Ordinary Stock Cambrian Railway Debenture Stocks Bristol and West of England Bank Shares National Bank of W .lcs Shares London and Provincial Bank ShM-Ct LJynvi Valley Gas Shares Fridgend Gas and Water Shares Cardiff Manne Insurance Share, Cardiff and Swansea Colliery Shares Newport Abercarn Colliery Shares Ne.1.th Tramway Shares Swansea Tramway Share?!, &C. I THACKERAY AJiD SAYCE. CARDIFF. 5874 Sept. 20.118K0..

HERBERT FAKE, SWANSE-4, STOCK AND SHARE BROKER. 44879 ROBERTS AND LYDDON, STOCK AND SHARE BEOKEES, 17, CHURCH STREET, Axe VIENNA CK^MEEP,S, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. PURCHASE AND SALE OF STEAMSHIP SHARES NEGOTIATED. C620 J. PERRY MORGAN, STOCKBROKER, CMTLE-ETREET. SWANSEA. "'COt

LATEST MARKETS. CORN. LONDON CORN MABKET, Monday. Market firm, on higher quotations from Ameiica. W: eat in 1111-derate request, at an advance of Is on Eng- lish, and Is to 2s 1 n foreign, compared with last Monday's pric". Fiour tirm, and 6d per sack and barrel dearer on ti.e v. eek. Barley 6d to Is lo er for griiiditig sorts maltinj neglected. Oats and mahce tendnig- dearer. jJealTS Is dearer. Peas firm. British—Wheat, 4,212 qrs; barley, 6S2 qrs oats, 2; 108 qt-s maize, nil flour. 19,8(38 sacks. I" orei,-n -Wlit-at, 115,536 qrs barley, 15,210 qrs; oats, 86,916 qrH; maize, 8,501 qrs; flour, 5,960 sacks, 2,146 barrel. Fair demand for new descriptions of farinseecis needed for pre- sent sowing. Winter tsues in request, at full prices. Italian ryegrass Is dearer. New English Lit,, ii,ii,tar-I ,( e(i quoted al¡ £5 per or. GLASGOW CORN MARKET, Monday.-To-day's mtiked "as moderattiy attended. Wheat and ftmr were quiet, at last week's prices. Barley, oats. aud beaus were unchanged in value. Maize steady, at 13" 4d per 2S0lbs. Weather wet. CATTLE. LOSDOS CATTLE MABXET, Monday.—Heavy, dra^L'imi trade ¡"r all nii iulingand second quality beasts, values for whicl must be written from 2d to 4d per Sibs below last Monday's rates; really prime breeds move off fairly well, at ab,int b.te rates. The British supply cornpiisid 600 Irish, and 2,70J midlaiuL and home counties. Dull market for sheep, at balely late value*. Calves continue in guo I request. Pigs have again ad- vanced, small kinds being well in demand. Be f, 4s to f's lOd mutton, 5, to 7s; veal, 5s to 6s; i,ork, 49 to 5, 2, i. Leasts, :i,CO; sheep, 12,080; citives, 320 pit's, 20—including foreign beasts, 5(i0 siieep, 1,'J50 calves, 180. IJIVElUOUL CATTLE MARKET, Monday. The supply of cattle as larger than last week, but of sheep s.naliet-. The demand was good, at a shade lower prices for ca: tIe. Sheep sold st full prices. B-ef, 55d to 8iil; mutlol, 8d to lOd per lb; bs, 24M to 40s each. Numbers at market— 2,403 cattle, and 10,420 sl eep and Lmbs. PiWD: CEo I.ol'jroN PRODCCE MARKET, Monday.—Sugar market extremely dull, and scatce y ai y business doing. C'ofiee remains without improvement. Tea—2,005 pntk ges Indian sold at steady prices. L'oiton n aikat quiet, and prices a shade weaker. Jute c ntinr.es very dull. Tallow, 30s 9d to 37a per cwt tn' t!;e "pot. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Monday. — Sugir slow, and very little doing, at prices favour. ing buyeis. Molasses strong. Hum steady. Coffee very dull aud heavy. Cocoa in more de- mand, and very tirm. Hemp idle. Linseed steady. Petroleum, Sljd t > 9AJ per gallon, and i riii thereat. TaCow, 34s to Gs per cwt for Norths. Lard, 42s 3d to 42s 9d jer cwt, and holders are asking advanced prices. PROVISIONS. LONDO PROVISION _] ALTKET, Monday.—Butter -best q,,alit;es of foreign continue in short supply aud realise full prices inferior descriptions also firmer. Priesiand, 130s to 140s Kiel aud Danish, 13Gi to Bfa; Normandy, 116s to 136s; Jersey, 124s to 12S best American, 120s to 126s Irish. steady. jacon-short supplies, and prices firm. Hums-best qualities scarce and liear. Lard neglected. Cieese-finest American, 63s to 67s per cwt. BUTTER. CORK BUTTER MARKET, Monday.—Ordinary -firsts, 132s seconds, lli's thirds, 107s fourths, 93s; fifths, 82s. Superfine, 141s. Pine mild, 131s mild, 121". Salt kegs—firsts, 129s seconds, 120s t, irds, 109s. Firkins in market, 1,816.- W. J, LANE, Butter Exporter, Cork. ST'G-LB. CLYDE CRUSHED SUGAR MARKET. Monday.— A fair amount of business, at firm prices. DEAD MEAT. LOUDON DEAD MEAT MARKET, Monday.— Moderate supplies on sale, and trade quiet but steady, at the following quotations. Beef, 2s 8d to 5s prime Scotch do, 5s 2d to 5s 4d mutton, 3s 4d to 6s veal, 5s to 5s Cd large pork, 3s 8d to 4s 8d; small do, 4s Sd to 5a 2d per 81b?. WOOL.1 LONDON WOOL SALES, Monday. -9,684 bales were brought forward this evening, nearly half consisting of New Zealand wool. Competition continues brisk, and prices rule firm, especially for finest qualities. BRADFORD WOOL MARKET, Monday.—A firm feeling characterised the market generally, especially in wools. Sellers show no disposition to make any reduction in prices, and the turnover is limited to supplying urgent requirements. In yarns some inquiries from export merchants, mostly for singles and inferior 30's and demy's in tube. Two-folds remain flat, and lustres and other sorts are generally quiet. There is some animation in the piece market. POTATOES. LONDON POTATO MARKET, Monday. Good supplies, and a fair business doing at the following rates :—Kidneys and flukes, 110s to 120s regents, 70s to 110s rocks, 60s to 80s per ton. Foreign reds, 4s to 4s 3d blues, 4s to 4s 6d per bag. HOPS. LONDON HOP MARKET, Monday.—Good sam- ples of the new crop continue in request at fair prices, but the medium and iwferior kinds, of which the supply principally consists, meet a dull sale, at low values. Old hops are quite neglected, and the demand for yearlings is very limited. SEED. LONDON AGRICULTURAL SEED MARKET, Mon- day.—(Me srs John Shaw and Son's Report.)— No fresli feature of importance has yet developed itpelf on the seed market. For the few descrip- tions needed for present sowing, there is a fair in- quiry but the usual autumn speculative demand for clovers, trefoils, &3., for spring requirements, has not, at present, made its appearance. Orders still come to hand for trifolium iucaraatum, which, on account of its extreme scarcity, are executed with difficulty. For winter tares there is a good sale, at hardening rates stocks keep at a moder- ate level. Seed rye is scarce and dear. Advices from the English seed-growing districts state that the recent rains have greatly damaged the seed crops, some of the alsike, not yet secured, having been well nigh destroyed, and the red clover is described as growing as it stands, and is, more- over, terribly beaten do,, n. Some choice new red clover?eed is now offering on Mark-lane, at a coti parative'.y low price. Italian ryegrass has advanced Is per cwt. The first shipment this season from France of new white millet, for birds, is now on sale, of which the quality is most ex- cellent. A considerable quantity of new English white mustard seed, of uuusually fine sppearanee and condition, is offering at about E5 per qr. COAL. LOrmON COAL MARKET, Monday. Firm market for house coals, and an advance of 6d per ton was readily obtained. Original Hartlepool and Hetton. 16s Lambton and Tees, 15 6d Haw- thorn, Hetton, Lyons, and Wear, 14s 6d. Ships at market, 29; sold, all at sea, 20. METALS. LONDON METAL MARKET, Monday. Copper railer-good ordinary Chili sells at EGO on the spot. Tin lower-business in fine foreign at E79 15s to 8 103 on the spot, closing better at £ 79 forward price, £79 to 1:80 10s. English ingots, £ 84. Spelter, m7 to £17 5*. Lead- English, £ 16 Spanish, JS15. Scotch pig iron closed about 49a tid cash. Quicksilver, 17 per coltle. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET, Monday.- A fair amount of business has been done this after noou at 49s to 48s lOd prompt cash 49s to 49s lid one month. Buyers, 48s lOjjd cash, and 49s one month sellers, a little dearer.

BARROWlRON MABKET. BARROW, Monday.—The demand for all des- cription oi hematite pig-iron is well maintained, aud this morning a firm tone is displayed all round. Bessemer all-round qu lities are worth b7s 6d to 70s per ton at makers' works, apd No. 3 forge iron is selling at about 2s 6d below these figures. Steel rails and all classes of steel goods are in good request, and the mills throughout the district are very fully employed, orders have been received well forward in several cases. Second-hand dealers are holding stocks. A steady trade in iron and steel is expected. But the stocks in hand and the heavy production must act as a check to a very sudcien rise in value. Large deliveries are being made of iron and steel to home and foreign houses.

AMERICAN IRON MARKETS. The Ironmonger publishes the following cable despatch, dated New York, September 17th :— Scotch Pig Iron.—The tone of the market for Scotch pig iron is rather quieter, and prizes are somewhat weaker. The demand is steady, how- ever, and good business is being done at the fol- lowing rates;—Gartsherrie, No. 1,$23*50; G-len- garuock, No. 1, §23"50; Coltness, No. 1, §24'50 Eglinton, No. 1. 22. A fall of 4s on each brand. For scrap iron and old rails there is an active market, and a strong unsatisfied demand for scrap iron and old rails, with a very good turnover consequently prices are firm. To-day's rates are —Scrap,$28 old rails, e.8. Old rails nominally 2s lower. Steel Rails.-No abatement is yet apparent in the inquiry for steel rails, the market for which is very active, larse sales continuing to be made at -SC5, at which figures vendors are quite firm. Tin plates maintain the satisfactory position they have lately hell, with a strong demand and good actual business, and continue to sell freely at the following pric(-s.-Or,tnLt-y cokes,$5.50; ordinary charcoal", %,25. A rise of Is on cokes. Gene.al Hardware and Cutlery.—The marked activity in these branches shows no "igna of an early subsidence, and the very satisfactory state of trade which has existed for some little time past is fully maintained. There is a well-sustained t demand, and prices are very firm all round.

LOCAL FAIRS FOR SEPTEMBER. Newcastle Emlyn 20 Abergavenny 25 Cac-rleon 21 Lledrod 25 Pontneddfechan 21 Poritrhydfendigaid. 25 Crickhowell 22 Rhayader 26 Llanarth 22 Lampeter 26 Monktou 22 Penybout 27 Narbeith- 22 Llanddarog 27 Pembroke 22 Llaudilo T 28 Pauisca^tle 22 Llantwit Major 28 Llangatheu 22 Garth 28 lalgarth 23 Lau^harne 28 Haverfordwest 23 j Cowbridge 29 Ptnwch 23 Capely crinant 29 T'onterwyd 24 Llanelly £ 0 L'.aubadarnfynydd. 25

I THE IMPRISONMENT OF CHILDREN. Thomas ckJey, a boy of 15, pleaded guilty, before the W olverhampton magistrates, on Mon- day morninsr, to Laving thrown stones at another lad, severely injuring him; also with inciting other boys to iiltreat him. The Magistrates' Clerk said this as one of those cases referred to in the Home Secretary's Circular. Tie magis- trates had no power to order a flogging, and the Home Mecretaryobjecte I to the boys bein: sent to prison. If he were fined, he bad no goods upon which to distrain in default vi payment. It was decided that the case should be laid before Sir W. Harcourt, and his advice asked in the matter'

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WELSH VEUNACULAR PRESS. BY ADFYFll. n B WORK OF THE SESSION. In the Bunes au inter stiirg article appears dealing with t.,e instalments of political reform which have already been granted to the eountry by Mr Gladstone and his colleagues. They have, it is proved, rendered greater national service during the last four mouths than the Tories did during the whole of their six years of office. The Tories cannot help seeing this, and they are pro- portionately chagrined. They gnash thtir teeth as they reflect on what t' ey might have done but did not do. They recollect the Midlothian cam- I ain, and tremble as they recognise the probable repetition at no distant oate of those famous feats of oratory. THE ROESE OF LORDS. Depreciatory reference is made in the Dydd to the "cry" fur doing away with the House of Lord?. Snch a consummation would, the Dydd believes, be au irreparable loss. Lord Granville, Earl Selborn*, the Duke of Westminster, Earl Kin.berley, Earl Grey, and the Dnke of Argyll are an honour to the legislature, and the speeches of Lord Beaconstield, Lord Salisbury, Lord Cran- brook, and Lord Cairns are not lo be surpassed. To destroy the Up; er House would be to shelve m 'n of such distinction and calibre, and what g;eater absurdity than this could be perpetrated ? When the feelings of the constituencies have cooled down they viil begin to [ erceive ilie worth of the House of Lord. VISCOUNT EMLTN. Commendation is freely bestowed by the Scren upon Mr W. 11. Powell, M.P. for Carmarthen- st.ire, for his as-iduous attention to his Parlia- n,t zilary d!itieL- On the other hand, the Seven regrets to find that Viccunt Emlyn. the other county meft.ber, was absent from very many divi- sion*, and that when he did divide he votedjwith the Tories. On no occasion did his lordship plead for or side with measures which bad for their object justice to the Dissenter, the farme., or the workman, and when the Bill for closing public-houses on Sunday came on for second read- ing he was the only Welsh member II hoopposed it. WELSH HIGHER EDUCAT ON. Confidence is expressed by the Genedl in the issue of the inquiries into the state of Higher Education in Wales which are to Le made by the lioyal Commission. Wales 1ms been long and shamefully neglected in this matter, but the blame is to be attributed to Welshmen themselves. They should have stirred Parliament earlier, and fed their own childien with the food fraudulently bestowed upon strangers. THE NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD OF 1881. "Ap Corwynt," in the Uwludgwrwr, adverts to the circumstance that the locale of the National Eisteddfod to be held next year is classic ground. Iolo Morganwg, Tydfylyn, Thos. Stephens, and Ieuan Gwilit, are all celebrated names, in- separably associated II ith the trade metropolis of the Principality. That the gathering will be a success is beyond reasonable doubt. M. RENAN, A Welsh missionary in France recently wrote a very interesting letter to Dr. Edwards, of Bala, which that gentleman has published in the Goleuud, Great surprise is expressed by the venerable doctor's correspondent at the cordial reception accorded M. Renan in Christian Eng- land and the eagerness with which his lectures v. ere listened to by crow ded English audiences. For Renan's infidel works, owing- to the extra- ordinary fascination of their style, have, it is said, been the means of promulgating sceptical notions in his native country to an extent hardly credible. His object, like that of Strauss—(most callous of modern destructive critics)-is to maintain the Pautheistic as against the Theistic view of his- tory and to elude the recognition of what the- ology (in its popular language) calls the hand of God" in Christianity, by showing that Chris- tianity can be accounted for by causes which are well within the narrow horizon of our own experience. His Jesus "is a French mesmerist. and tl:e miracles" of which we read are special interventions," like that of a clock-maker puttiug his finger in to remedy the defects of his wheels. "The formation of Christendom," Renau allows, "is the g-rea test event in the religious history or the world," but the great Architect was merely a human hero. The glory of the Resurrection, for instance, Renan believes to belong to Mary Mag- dalene. Next to Jesus, it is she who has done the n ost for the founding of Christendom. The shadow created by the delicate senses of the Mag- dalen hovers still above the world. Queen and patron of idealists, she, above all others, has known how to make her dream a reality, and to impose on all men the sacred vision of her impassioned soul. Her graud affirmation of the woman's heart, 'He is riren',has been the basis of the world's faith." Enraptured by this fanciful theory, M. Kenan bids "reason" begone. "Presume not," he observes, "to apply thy cold analysis to this masterpiece of idealism and of love. If Philosophy gives up the attempt to console this poor race of men, betrayed by fate let madness approach and put her hand to the task. Where is the sage who has ever given such joy to the world as the possessed wora,n--Ilaiy of Magdalen ?" This is the kind of decoction with which M. Renan has been dosing French youth, to the detriment of their moral and spiritual welfare. What but evil could have been expected from such a hotbed of fatuity and insanity ? Well, indeed, has it been remarked that a God Pan, who developed himself in the blundering and ridiculous way supposed by M. Renan, would quickly "set people thinking whether he were a God at all or did not need some better inter- preters, at least, who would credit him with an honest walk and conversation along the highroad of nature and health, instead of tracking his cloven footsteps among the devious by-ways of disease. It would be a radically ill exchange if we were to give up the suparnatural Christ for an infra-natural one. To retort Hume's argument upon himself, it is far more consonant to prob- ability that philosophers should err than that the world should have been regenerated by myth- bewildered fishermen and hystericd Magdalens, while Ged was fas it were) asleep and suffered disease and error to steal a march upon Him for the endless benefit of the human racs." This" fifth gospel of sentiment and hallucination clearly refutes itself in point of fact and reason. But our fantastic neighbours on the oti.er side of the cliannel are more prone to emotion than logic, and the consequence has been a wholesale secession from the ranks of orthodoxy into pronounced heterodoxy. That the practical and sober English mind should have been so dulled by the. grotesque extravagances of M. Kenan is a subject of astonishment and alarm to many at home as well as to the Breton missionary. When Ecce Homo was published, 15 or 16 years ago, there were protests in the press an.1 condemnations from the pulpit. But, com] ared with "Renanism," Ecce Homo was as water unto wine. Yet the interdicts against the Frenchman and his Galilean idyll are very few and very far between, and Englishmen and women have been thronging to hear him. Eu^ely the Christianity of England is growing much less robust. We in Wales, how. ever, are- foitunately exempt from this imputa- tion. The word of God—verhum Dei-is here still the universal standard of belief. And come what may though the winds blow and the rains fall—thus entrenched we as a people need not fear our fortress is firm and impregnable.

WELSH NOTES Ft!OM~AMERICA. [Br ADFYFR.] The forthcoming election of President con- tinues the absorbing theme of discussion in the United States. Garfield is the chosen of the Welsh population, and every ikerva is being strained to secure his triumphant return. Should Hancock, the rival candidate, be successful Southern ex-slave dealers are, says the Drych confident that their outstanding claims will be speedily seltled. The nature of their "little bills" may be gathered from the subjoined affi- davit of a notary public, residing at Georgia :— Before me personally came Isaac M. Marsh, a resident of Savannah, Georgia, who, being duly. sworn, deposeth and saith he was in possession win ¡met the lawful owner of the following named slaves at the time (hey were emancipated and made free by the United States Government, to wit 1 v.oman, Sarah, aged 15, 1 1 woman, Ellen, 35, and four children from 3 to 12 age, 5 1 womau, Ann, acre 40, and four children from 3 to 14 age, 5 1 man, Charles, age about 40, 1 1 woman, Ellen, his wife,age about 60, 1 1 woman, Isabella, aged about 18, 1 1 woman, Rhino, age about 59, 1; 1 man, Jim, age about 63, 1; total, 16. Eight thousand dollars-is the estimated value of the flesh, blood, and bones of these 16 human beings, that is to iay, 500 dollars a head. Mr Marsh is generous enough not to make any charge for their tools, or probably he has Hppraised them at a cent each, and includes the 16 ceuts in the 8,000 dollars. America is agitated to its veiiest social depths- and these we know are muddy enough—by the ap- proaching political conflict. Democrats and Ke- publicans are at each other like "cats and dogs," and personalities are the orier of the day. "A change is wanted," shouted a Democratic orator at a recent public meeting. "If you changed that dirtv shirt of yours it would do you no harm," replied one of his satiric antagonists. Dr. Parry (Aberystwith) has created a remark- ably good impression amongst his fellow-country- men across the water. Both his compositions and his concerts are universally eulogised. Domestic servants are at a great discount in Massachussets. There is alio a great scarcity of female factory workers in the same State. Girls earn 40 dollars a mouth at shoe shops, and in silk establishments the wages paid average from 15 to 20 dollars weekly. A short while ago an old woman died at Virginia and left her property to her three daughters. The eldest daughter was bequeated 3,000 dollars, the second daughter 2.000 dollars, and the youngest daughter an old arm chair. In the cushion of this chair, however, v% as discovered 4,000 dollars. =- Strikes and strifes are too frequently synony- mous terms at Houtzdale, Pa. The colliers wete "out" several days and other hands were employed. An "understanding" was subsequently arrived at between the masters and the old hands, and the latter resumed work. But the intrusion of the strangers was still bitterly resented, and on the first pay-night after the settlement two of them were shot. A young Welshman, George Evans by name, and sn Englishman, are suspected of having committed the murder, and they have been arrested. Welsh settlers at Houtzda'e are much enraged with the local medical men. Thomas Evans, an emigrant from Bonthendy, near Llanelly, Car- marthen, has, they say, been brutally and fatally maltreated by tlie_facultv. He was suffering from gravel, and they, instead of giving hiin medicine to cure his ailment, performed upon him a surgical operation, aud left him to bleed to death.

FITS.—EPILEPTIC FITS OR FALLING SICKNESS.— Sensations, Giddiness, Faints.—A certaiu method of cure had been discovered for this distressing complaint by a Physician, who is desirous that all sufferers may benefit from this providential discovery. It will cure the most hopeless case after all other means have been trial. Full particulars will be sent by post free of charze.- Address, Mr WILLIAMS, 10, Oxford-terrace, Hyde Park, London. 8285-45170 DURING hot weather the Lancet says that Lime" Fruit Juice is the safest and best to drink. Try the Montserrat Cardials, prepared from theLime-Fruit Juice of the Montserrat Company's own plantations. From grocery Uroezista. aod wine merchants ererwharc. 4&1&5

tOUTIl WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF. SWANSEA.* 1 NEWPORT. Sept.' Morir EveniHglitjWoni^EvenjllgbtjMorn Even Hght 20 M 7 46 S 436 5 6 55 7 12 27 0i 7 49 8 6 37 2 21 T S 20 8 i.7 35 7 7 JO 7 4626 5 8 21 8 40S6 2 22 W 8 53 9 0 34 2 S 3 8 1925 0 8 57 9 13 34 6 23 T | 9 23 9 4032 5 8 36 8 53 23 4 9 30 9 47 32 1 24 F 9 5610 1230 1 910 9"28 21 710 41Q 22 30 6 25 .3 10 i>010 4927 8 9 4510 fl9 910 4010 5927 7 2i> 11 1311 42-25 410 2910 5717 911 2311 5125 6 27 :\1! 0 17)23 lull 31; 116 4q J 0 25;24 0 North Dock half-tide Basin sill

WHECKS AND CASUALTIES. ISPECIAL TFLIGIIAMS FROll LLOYDS AGENTS.) The Pepa, Spanish barque, Cardiff to Barcelona, with coke and coal, has put into Corunua leaky, and must discharge for repairs. The Osnabruck, from Sundswall for Cardigan, which was run ashore on Goodwick Beach after parting from her anchors, has been got off and safely moored in Fishguard Harbour. IFROAf OUH OWN REPORTER. The Greek brig Thesfiulia, which went ashore on Redbrink, Barry Island, on the night of the 2nd inst., an,1 reported to he a total wreck, has been towed off by the Cardiff uig boat Hartland into Barry Harbo r. It is expected to dock t e brig at Cardiff on Monday night.

VESSELS SIGNALLED AT THE SWAN- A BAY SIONAL STATION. SWANSEA, Monday. -Wind SW. Weather fine. Steamers Llandaff, of Cardiff; Redland, of Bris- tol brig Marie Ange, of Jersey.

VESSELS SIGNALLED AT THE LIZARD THE LIZARD, Monday.—Wind W, moderate. Weather fine. Sea moderate. Passed East- one of Eoytl Ifail Company's steamers Hamburg American Company's steamer Herder, from New York, for Plymouth—both showing night signals steamers Sutherland, of Liverpool Efficient, of Sunderland, from Philadelphia, for Hottel datn- all well; Loid Byion, of Dublin; Bertha, of Glasgow; National Company's steamer Italy. Passed Wcst-Italian three-masted brigantine Zio Antonio; schooner Conquest, of Padstow; steamers Ainoor, of London Empusa, of Lou- don Sallie, of West Hartlepool; Anglian, of Dublin; Ruperra, of Cardiff; Clara, of Glasgow barque Genio, of Genoa.

MOVEMENTS OF SOUTH WALES VESSELS. Csesarea 88 arvd Bilbao Saturday, from Newport. Brittany ss arvd Bilbao Saturday, from Newport. St Fagans as left Odessa Saturday, for Marseilles, Fenellass left London Monday, for Cardiff. Zanella ss left Gravesend Sunday, for Cardiff. Galatz ss arvd Marbella Friday, from Gibraltar. Lisvane as left Bilbao Saturday, for Cardiff. Hero ss left Bilbao Saturday, for Newport, Earl of Kosebery as arvd Porman Saturday, from Palermo. Calliope 88 left Savona Sunday, for Carthagena. Olaveaga ss left Bilbao Saturday, for Newport. Jno Marychurch ss passed Falmouth Sunday, from Baltimore for Kotterdam. Lady Clive ss, from Rouen for Cardiff, put into Falmouth Sunday, through stress of weather. Kiehard Anning as passed Gibraltar Saturday, from Galatz for Porman. 1 opaze ss arvd New Orleans Saturday, from Cardiff —all well. Black Watch ss arvd New Orleans Saturday, from Cardiff-all well. Cyfarthfa s left Bilbao Saturday, for Cardiff. Galdames as left Bilbao Saturday, for Newport. Forrest ss arvd La Rochelle Sunday, from Cardiff Portugalete ss arvd Sables Monday, from Cardiff, A Strong sa arvd Rotterdam Monday, from Elba. Excelsior ss arvd Rotterdam Monday, from New York. Cosmo ss left Galveston Sunday, for Liverpool. Carlo ss passed St Catherine's Point Monday, o, from Taganrog for Hull. Caerleon ss arvd Bilbao Monday, from Swansea. Clytie ss left London Sunday, for Swansea. Ceto ss arvd Newport Saturday, from Parazealo-. Red Rose as arvd Constantinople Sunday, from Alexandria. Rose ss arvd Dunkerque Saturday, from Odessa. Golden Grove as arvd Port Said Sunday, from Cardiff. Campanil ss left Bilbao Saturday, for Newport. Pansy ss leaves Mostyn Tuesday, for Cardiff, Mardy ss left Bilbao Saturday, for Newport. L E Charlewood ss left Bilbao Saturday, for Cardiff. Gabalva ss left Bilbao Saturday, for Newport. Edgar ss arvd Hamburg Friday, from New York. Cholmley fS arvd Odessa Friday, from Port Said. Mildred ss arvd New York Friday, from Taganrog King Arthur ss left Galatz Saturday, for Bremen. R M Hunton as left Malta Saturday, for Con- stantinople.

LATEST ARRI VALSINPENARTH ROADS. CARDIFF, Monday.-Buoni Parenti, 466, esparto and iron ore; Galathea, 560, ballast; Doctor, 148, iron ore Erin, 89, ballast; Speme, 453, esparto Alicia, 55, light; Rosseau, 361, ballast; Blythe- wood ss, 770, light; Argo, 77, oats. I

CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. RoATD BASIK—Kept. 20. Trevethick ss, 488, fiouen, light PJainmellet ss, 1105, Antwerp, light Jas W Barber ss, 981, Plvmcuth, ballast Jules Chagot rs, b24, st Nazaire, light Uheubina E8, 959, New York, sundries and cattle, order San Francesca, 553, Cork, ballast Zenaide ss, 534, St Nazaire, light Rheola sa, 915, New York, sundries and cattle, order EAST BUTE DOCK—Sept. 20. Fleetwing, 30, Bristol, 74 sheet iron, order Odin ss, 412, Dunkerque, ballast S A Sadler ts, 434. Sharpness, light Alma, 479, Bristol, light WKST BUTE DOCK—Sept. 20. Mary Elinor, 99, Dingle, ballast Queen, 33, Rosoff, 50 potatoes, Shapland Gleaner, 99, Waterford, ballast Lady Louisa, 49, Waterford, ballast Tit Bit, 133. Waterford, ballast Ruby, 81, New Rose, ballast Rebe, 88, Waterford, ballast Sarsfield, 128, Cork, 70 limestone, Ferner PENAKTH DOCK—Sept. 20. Commodore, 1930, Hull, ballast Long Ditton ss, PI 7, London, light Scots Grey ss, 1193, London, light Helen Mar, 96, Maryport, 160 pig iron, Pcnartb Iron C) Viiidobala so, 1134, Cork, light Bengal ss, 1339, light Rock Terrace, 1768, Havre, ballast Ariel, 112, Youghal, ballast Hannah D, 7.1), Cork, ballast ENTERED ODTW ARD8—Sept. ?0. Drontheim, Odin ss, B, 412, Ziesler, Cory Bros St Vincent, Claudia, B, 387, Kuijer, Cory Bros Malta, James vV Barber, Be), 981, Boole, Iry & Co Palnia, Pilar, Spn, 160, C'onde, A Torres St Nazaire, Zenaide ss, F, 634, Leray, E Bretreon Havre, Alsace Lorraine FS, t, 3/5, Lalieie, Morel Bros St Nazaire, Jules Chazotss, F, 824, Uauchefr, Gueret bt Vincent, Crown Prince, B, 987, Thompson, Jones, Heard & Ingram Acapulcc, Rock Terrace, B, l'C», Fletcher, S iD Jenkins Hong Kong, R R Thomas, US, 1«,89, Nichollg, Young & San Francisco, Commodore, US, 1930, Blanchard, Barnes, Guthne&Co Savannah, Scots Greys ss, *>> 1193, Bruce, Youne & Christies New Orleans, Saxon Monarch S3, B, 1171, Cohbett) Young & Christies Genoa, Plainmeller ss, B, 1195, Walker, Milburn & Co Sundswall, S A Sadler, B, 434, Cavgill, Bovey & Co Gille, St Vincent, B, 1377, Thompson, Cuthbert, iffan. cock & Lamb Poti, Chilton ss, B, 717. Baker Cory Bros Marseille*, Colina ss, B, 1008, Lilly. Pyman, Watson & Co Odessa, Polam ss, B, 702, Allison, Hacquoil Bros Palermo, Mary Ann, B, 157> riJ> > Junes, Heard Capetown, Stadacona, B, IO16, Evans, Ogleby & Davies New York, Rlieubina ss, B, 85.>, Gamon, W Y Edwards New York, Kheola ss, B, 91.\ Ilorlor, W Y Edwards Rouen, Marianne Brigrirs ss, B, 336, Calvert, J H Anning CLEARED Sept 20. St Maio, Progress, B, 129 coal, Wayne & Co Genoa, Genoese S', B, 11CO coal, Insole & Son 3 £ ilta, Greenwood ss B, 1000 coal, Davis &Sons Point tie Galle, Persian Empire, B, 1960 coal, Ocean Co Gibraltar, Winsloe ss, B. 910 coal, Glamorgan Coal Co Rouen, Marianne Briggs ss, B, 630 coal, Cory Bros Drontheini, Odin ss, N" T, 660 ccal, Cory Bros Bari, Nora ss, Nwv, 450 coal, Cory Bros St Nazaire, Jules Chagot ss, F, 1600 coal, Gueret Hong Kong, It R The mis, LS, 2000 coal, Davis & Sons Aspinwall, Reine des Ange, F, 1000 coal, Davis & Son3 St Nazaire, Zenaide ss, F, 1050 coal, C Godard s Vera. Cruz Victor, Nwy, 730 coal, Aberdare Co Bermuda, Era>iliera, Nwy, a33 coal, Struck & Son Havannah, Islay, Nwy, 1012 coal, E Handcock D mole Island, August Friedrich, Ger, 540 coal, Richards Barcelona, Elisa, Spn, 424 coal, Page & Co Table Bay, Leon Pencaldo, Iy, 1000 coal, Powell Duffryn Capetown, Crown Prince, B, 14C0 coal, Ocean Coal Co 78 general (roods, Miller & Co Sundswall, S A Sadler ss, B, 704 rails, Dowlais Co 46 rails, plates, &e, Khymney Co

SWANSEA ENTERED OUTWARDS—Sept. 20. Barcelona, George Moore ss, B, 571, Meimore, Burgess Huelva, Bootle, B, 248, Pearson, Enright & Fisher Tucacas, Bella Tumillty, B, 190, Roberts, Enright St Servan, Susan, B, 54, Oourtman, Enright & Fisher St Ma!o, Levonia, li, 78, Wadmore, Enright & Fisher St Malo, C E C G, Bj 39, Noel, Enright & Fisher Havre, Gertrude ss, B, 136, Tregarthen. T R Robinson < ) Rouen, Hispauia ss, B, 263, Neill, T R Robinson Sables, Auguste Anna, F, 98, Le Huede, Thomas & Rosser CLEARED-Sept. 20. Sebastpol, 1aoel ss, B, 1500'p fuel, Western Merthyr Co' Caliao, Maida, F, 684 coal, T Davies & Co Barcelona, George Moore ss, B, 1050 coal, D T Ladd Aalborg, Jan Raolof, Ilol, 184 coal, D T Ladd Rouen, Hispania ss, B. 500 coal, Vivian & Sons Havre, Gertrude ss, B, 240 coal and 45 general cargo, Burgess & Co Chanaral, Maggie Trimble, B, 400 coal, 620 coke, H Bath Sables, Auguste Anna, F, 150 cool, C Godard IMPORTS—Stept. 20. Guayacau, Beatiice, 571 bar copper, order Tongoy, Beatrice, 340 bar copper, order Tucacas, Edith, 331 copper ore, order Tucacas, Rosamond, 552 copper ore, order NEWPORT.

ENTERED OUTWARDS—Sept. 20. Hennebont, Aigrette, F. 167, Kernpovant, Budd & Co Martinique, Constantina von Reinicke, Ger, 317, Fret. wurst, Jones, Heard 8;. Co Martinique, Maiia Kayper, Ger, 361, Maass, Jones, Heard & Co Qaimper, Ste Marie Reine de3 Mers, F, 94, Metre, Jones, Heard & Co Valparaiso, Iron Crown, B, 904, James, Jones Bros & Co CLEARED—Sept, 20.. La. Roebelle, Rsaumer SS, F, C80 coal, M Jones; 1050 coal, M J Cnambers Vera Cruz, Ca-tova, Nwy, 217 coal, D L Flack Ilennebont, Aigrette, F, 200 coal, Vipond & Co San Juan, Porto Rico, Zeloss, Nwy, 512 coal, London & Wales Coal Co Venice, Nicolo, Iy, 600 coal, Peynon & Co Paimbceuf, Norma, F, 150 coul, Jones, Heard & Co Mirtinique, Carl Imenaes, Nwy, 497 coal, R W Jones Jersey, Challenger, B, 100 coal, M Jones Quhnper, St Marie Reine de3 Mers, F, 150 coal, Vipond Lisbon, Forest Queen, B, 248 coal. Ocean Coal Co IMPORTS-Sept. 20. New York, Pauline, 22,00 cwts maize, Parnell & Co Castro, Rhiwabon, 19C0 iron ore, Holloway Bros PInt l' Abbe, Empress, 26CO cwts potatoes, Pickford, Vaucrhan & McAlahon Aquilas, Ceto ss, 1020 iron ore, Patent Nut & Bolt Co

LLANELLY. CLEARED—Sept. 20. Wexford, Seaflower, D, 80 coal, Gwaun-cae-Gurwen Co Belfast, Flejaby, B, 250 coal, Llangennech Co

NEATH. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Sept. 20. Dieppe, Active ss, B, 200, Siddall, J F Williams CLEARED—Sept. 20. Drosrheda, Challenge, B, 140 coal. Dynevor Coal Co Hayle, Bessie, B, 230 coal, Dynevor Coal Co Penzance, Mary Boyns, B, 180 coal, Dynevor Coal Co Dieppe, Active ss, B, 250 coal, 150 p fuel, Congrieve <fe Co Carrickfergus, Trios Pearson, B, 160 coal, Dynevor Co Dublin, Star of the Sea, B, 340 COB!, Perch & Co __n_

Two NEW SERIAL STORIES "will™ commence Tin 111128 SOOTB WAUS WXULT NEWS on September 2^ T

CITY BETTING.—YESTERDAY, CESAREWITCII. (Two miles, 2 fur'orurs 28 yards. Run Tuesday, Oct. 12.) 10 to 1 agst Isonomy, 5 yrs, lOst 2ib, t & o 10) to 9 — Robert the Devil, 3 yrs, 8st 61b, t & o 100 to 8 — Abbot, 3 yrs, 7.,it 71b, t & o 20 to 1 — The Proctor, 3 yrs, 8st lUb, t & o 20 to 1 — Cipola.ta, 3 3 is, 7st 61b. t 22 to 1 — Dresden China, 4 yrs, 9st lib, t & W 25 to 1 — Adventure, 4 j-ra, Gst 61b. t 28 to 1 — Pefronel, 3 yrs, 7st 5]b, t 28 to 1 — Blue Blood, 4 yrs, 7st 61b, t & o S3 to 1 — Hilarious, 6 yrs, 7st 81b, t & o 40 to 1 — Le Destrier, 3 yrs, 7st 101b, t & 0 40 to 1 — Caroline, 3 yrs, 5st 131b, t A o 40 to 1- Eurus, 3 yr,3, 5st 101b, t & o 50 to 1 Chippendale, 4 yrs. 9st 41b, t 50 to 1 — Ercildoune, 3 yrs, 6st 51b, t & 0 CAMBRIDGESHIRE. (One mile 240 yards. Run Tuesday, Oct. 20.) 100 to 6 agst Leoville, 4 yrs, 7st lOib, o—2 to 1,W 20 to 1 — Prestonpans, 3 yrs, H-t 51h, t & o 25 to 1 — Evasion, 3 yrs, 6st I2i!>, t&w 50 to 1 — Drei mlarui, 3 yrs, 6st 6lb, t 60 to 1 — Exeter, 4 yrs, 9st lib, t 66 to 1 — The Chirpei, 3 yrs, 7st, t&ken freely MRODWSTIAM OrixiON (MKNTOR) SEXKCTIOKS.—Lichfield —-Staffordshire Plate, 14 g(,o(i Beaudesert, 6 Hunters' Plate, Love Knot g; Welter Plate, Recluse. Hampton- Nursery, Pilgrim Molesey, Suubnrn Thames Valley, Salamis Ca.rrick Stakes, True Love. ADVT Episcopns v, as struck out of all e ngagements at Ayr immediately his owner saw the weights. On Saturday a well-known stipi orter of aquatics laid 2110 to £ S0 on Blackman for his race with Laycock and jbllO to 280 on Hauiau v. Trickett tor the Championship race. F. Archer, who journeyed from Doncaster specially to ride Beauminet for the Prix de Royal Oak at the l'aris Autumn Meeting, ha i a winning mount, M. Lefevre's representative starting at 6 to 4 on, and beating a couple of Count lagraage's candidates, and Viscount Tredera's Ie Lion.

CRICKET. THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN v. PLAYERS OF ENGLAND. On Monday, at Bradford, this in portant con- test was commenced, in the presence of a large number of spectators. The weather, with tue exception of o.' e shower, was fine, but very cold. Spofforth, Bar,nerman, and light were unable to play for the Australian", so that they had only 10 men. The Australians won the toss and remained at the wickets the whole of the day, scoritig 183. Hoyle was top scorer with a hard-hit. but very flukey innings of 69. By far the best cricket was shown bv Jarvis. Four wickets fell with the total at 79. When stumps were drawn the score sto d as under AUSTRAL'AKS. First Innings. Jarvis, b Morley 33 Alexander, 1 b w, b Shaw 3 Murdoch, c Pilling, b B;irne3 23 Ma,edon-ild, c SI)rewsbury, b Barnes II Groube, st Pillinsr, b Morley 0 Blackham, b Morley 0 Bonnor, b Morley 0 Boyle, c Pilling, b Barlow 69 Palmer, c Lockwood, b Emniett IS Moule, not out 10 ExtrLe 10 Total 183 SWANSEA FIRST ELEVEN WITH AXEHELVES v. I SECOD ELEVEN WITH 13ATS.-A match under this title was played at Swansea on Saturday in the presence of a large number of spectators, ending in a victory for the first eleven by J8 runs on the first iunings. For the wielders of the axehelves Gwynne made 29 in dashing style he met the ball on the pitch, and made some capital drives. Walker compiled 14 run, Some members of the second eleven bowled their fastest, and sacrificed for.pace straightuess and pitch. The innings of the first eleven created much amusement. Any chance of defence was impossible, it was merely a case of hit or miss. The second eleven could do little with the bowling of Bennett, the Swansea professional, except Hurrop.wl o played capitally, and was run out when well set. The fielding of both sides was indifferent; E. M. Jones missed three eaiy chances of stumping. Score :—First eleven, 70 runs second eleven, 52 runs.

TAFF VALE CLUB v. PENARTH CLUB. To the Editor of the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. SIR,-In your report of the cricket match-Taff Vale Club v. Penarth Club-it was stated that the small scores made were accounted for by the bad light. In common fairness to MrJ. P. Jones the light had nothing whatever to do with his score, he having been given out by the Taff Vale umpire as leg before wicket from a ball bowled round the wicket. As Mr Jones is acknowledged to be one of the best cricketers in the Principality this gave great dissatisfaction to the Penarth team. Several of the members of the home team allowed that it was a mistake on the part of the umpire, as the ball did not pitch straight. It should also be mentioned that it was only the twelfth man on the Taff Vale side who made any stand against the Penarth bowling—11 being out for 27 runs. The Penarth team only fielded 11 men.—I am, &c., R. PROCTOR, Captain of the Penarth team.

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DAVIES'S SCHOOL, 14) DUMFRIES-PLACE (late 47, Charles-street, cam iff. 2 49 EN SIN GTON "HOUSE, WINDSOR^ CARDIFF.—The Misses HARVEY and £ !»llave opend a High-class GJ R ,S SCHOOL for B ardors and Day Pupils at the above address. Young Ladies prepared for the different Public Examinatinns. Classes and Private Lessons in German, French, Music, Singing", Dtawingr, Dancing, and i Calia'.henics, Spcchl arrangements have been made for a Junior School.—Further particulars and references to parents of former pupils can be obtained on application to the Principals, 2626 LADIES' SCHOOL, BELGRAVE JLJ HOUSE, CARDIFF. Autumn Term, from September 15th, to December 17th Miss TULL1S is prepared to superintend the formation of Classes, for Ladies des-irous of studying for the Uni- versity, or other examinations for Women. Applications must be made at once. 8753 47925 AMBRIDGE LOCAL EXAMINA- TIONS, lt Dec., 1880. CARDIFF CENTRE. CANDIDATES are requested to a; ply for Forms.which must be returned to the Secretary filled up and signed, on or before the 1st OCTOBER NEXT. University fee, ) Secretary for Girls—Mrs F. C. Birkbeck Terry, The College, Cardiff. Secreta-y for Boys—Robeit W Griffith, The Old House, Llandaff. 48452 HARROW HOUSE SCHOOL, -β-JL FRIES-PLACE, CARDIFF. Principals—The MISSES MARKS, assisted by Professors and Resident Governesses. Pupils prepared for University aud College of Prep- tors' Local Extlwinati"D3 NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE SEPTEMBER 13th D.V.). 47960 876' COWBRIDGE. GREAT HOUSE^ COWBRIDGE.— EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT for YOUNG LADICS. Princi/jais-Mrs and the Misses CULVER- W KLL, A.A. Pupils prepared for Oxford, Cambridge, and other Local Examinations. Referees, Parents of Pn £ ll\r 43034—7833 lhe Next Term will (D.V.) Commence, Oct lStti, I88D NEWPORT. -J^~OTICE O F R EM O VAL. OAKFIELD COLLEGE—HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (BOARDING AND DAY\ CAREAU PARK. STOW HILL, NEWPORT, MON. The Misses SPENCER, having decided to remove to the above specially-adapted promises, announce to their friends that a reorganisation of the School will be made, according to the model of the Hicrh Schools" for girls now obtaining such favours throughout the country. The Misses Spencer will be assisted bv Resident Governesses, TRAILED and CERTIFICATED under Govcrnll1em. The Rev. J. W. Lance will atten I for Scripture. l'ho Rev. A. Wilkins (Trin. Col. Dublin), for Latin. Visiting Masters (so far as list is complete) include — Messrs J. 1, Rogers and E. W. Perrin, Professors of Music and Sinking. Calisthenics and Dancing, by a Lady Teacher. Any of the classes may be attended be non-members of the schools. With tne increased accommodation the Misses S. have arranged to receive little Boys to prepare for Masters. Separate Class Itooms. will (D.V.) commence on the 14th of SEPTEMBER inst. Victoria-place, Newport. 48019—8770 SWANSEA. ARNOLD COLLEGE, WOODLANDS. PRINCIPAL: REV. E* WILLIAMS, M.A., B.D. 46094 The Next QUARTER begins on WEDNESDAY. July 29. FYNÖNE SCHOOL, CONSTITUTION TT HILL, SWANSEA. Head Master Mr EMERY. Second Master.Mr GEORGE EMERY, B.A., Lond., Late one of the Senior Assistant Masters at Mill Hill. Preparation for the Public Schools and Universities. Classes are reading for the Oxford Local, London Uni- versity Matriculation, and other Exjunctions. The Michaelmas Term begins Tuesday, Stpt. Mth. 46678 I JJ^ORMAL COLLEGE, SWANSEA BEAD MASTER— EDWARD T. DAVIES, M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge. SECOND MASTKR- E. ROBINSON, B.A. (London), formerly Senior Mathe- matical Prizeman, University College, London; Associate of the College of Preceptors. MASTER OP THE JUNIOR DBPARTMlNf T. A. REES, Certificated Elementary Teacher,1 There is a Class reading for the London Matriculation in January. 1851. The NEXT TERM commences on THURSDAY, Sept. 9th, at 9.S0 a.m. 48350 BRISTOL. HIGH CLASS EDUCATION. REDLAND PARK, BRISTOL. 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The Corn Plaaters are a certain cure for hard or soft corns, they completely dry up and eradicate painful corns; the Bunion Plasters a proved remedy for bunions and enlarged toe joints. Sold by all Chemists. Be careful Dellar's Plasters are supplied. /^RACROFT'S ARECA NUT TOOTH C PASTE. By using this delicious Aromatic Dentri- frice, tho enamel of the tooth becomes white, sound. and polished like Ivory. It is exceedingly fragrant, and specially useful for removing incrustations of tartar on neglected teetlv So!a by aU Chemists.-Pots Is ailli 2s tid each. (Get Cracroft's.) DEAFNESS, Noises in the Ears, etc,— Dellar's ESSENCE FOR DEAFNESS has proved an extraordinary remedy. It always relieves, generally cures, and is strongly recommended by thousands who have derived benefit. It is quite harmless.—Sold in Bottles, Is lid and 2s 9d each, by all Chemists. OCKYEPv'S SULPHUR HAIR JLJ RESTORER. LOCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER will darken Grey Hair, and in a few days restore completely the natural colour. The effect is superior to that produced by instantaneous dye, and the Sulphur Restorer does not injure the skin. —Sold in large Bottles, Is 6d each, by all Chemists and llair. dressers. LOCKYEP.'S SULPHUR I-IATP. N RESTORER, while keeping the hair in it-j proper eolour, is useful for removing scurf, no other application being necessary to encourage the growth of new Hair. Lockyer's Restorer has powerful cleansing properties, rendering it a desirable Hair Fluid.—Lnrge bottles, Is ad, LOCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR JLJ RESTORER will darken to the former shade hair that is absolutely white in about 10 days but where greyness is commencing at the front and temples the Sulphur Wash promptly colours, rendering it undistin- guishaLla from that which has not changed.-Large Bottlej, Is 6d each. Trade Mark. ("Mandrake Pills.") Registered. HOW ARE YOU 1—If you sutfer from Bilious and Liver Complaints, Giddiness, Pains in the Head, Paius in the Back and between the Shoulders, Griping Paius in tha Bowels, Wind, and Swelling of the Abdomen, take THE AMERICAN MANDRAKE PILLS. IliDIGESTION and all its train of discomforts are removed as if by magic, and the Fatient is restored I from a life of nervous despondency to appreciate the blessings of full health and vigour. If you suffer from PILES, Take the American Mandrake Pills. If vousuffer from GRAVEL, Take the American M-mdrako Pills. If you suffer from DROPSY, or any Disease of the KIDNEYS, Take the American Mandrake Pills. You will not be disappointed, for their e,vect is certain. Sold m Boxes, Is lid, 2s 9d, 4s 6d, and lis each. Great saving by taking the larger boxes. Sold by all Chemists everywhere.—F. P. KEALL, Chemist, 199, High-street, Swansea. Free by Post by the Proprietor. Sold at Ro ith by Mr Robb Cardiff, Messrs Coleman and Co. Newport, Mr J. Young; Neath, Mr Hill Llanelly, Mr Jacob Hughes; Pontypridd, Mr Bassott Cardigan, Mr E. C. Evaus; London, Messrs F Newbery and San 8076"—190^0 ARAIARTII-EN.-IV. J. NEEDLE, 22, C Union-street. Carmarthen, is authorised to receive ADVERTISEMENTS for the SOUTH WALES HAlLY NEWS, CARDIFF TIMES, and SOUrH WALES WEEKLY NEW. Advertisements sent to the abovo address before FIVE o'clock p.m., will secure insertion in the next morning's issuo. A FACT WORTH KNOWINGS BEECHAM'S PILLS Are admitted by thousands to be worth above a GUINEA a BOX for bilious and nervous disorders, such as wind, pain in the stomach, sick headache, giddines3, fulness and swelling after meals, dizziness and drowsiness, cold chills, flushiugs oi heat, loss of appetite, shortness of breath, costiveness, scurvy, and blotchea on the skin, disturbed sleep, frightful dreams, and all nervous an] trembling sensations, &c., &c. Every sufferer is isruestly invited to try one Box el these Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. For Females of all age3 these Pills are invaluable. No female should be without them. There is no medi cine to be found to equal Beeeham's Pills for removing any obstructions or irregularity of the system. If taken no- cording to the directions given with each box, they will soon restore females of all ages to sound and robust health. For a weak stomach, impaired digestion, and all dis- orders of the Liver, they act like MAGIC, and a few doses will be found to work wonders upon the most im- portant organs in the human machine. They strengthen the whole muscular system, restore the long-tost com- plexion, bring back the keen edge of appetite, and arouse into action. with the ROSE BUD of health, the whole physical energy of the human frame. These are FACTS admitted by thousands embracing all classes of society and one of the best guarantees to the Nervous and Debilitated is Beecham^ Pills. They have the largest Bale of any patent medicine in the world. Prepared only by the Proprietor, T. BEECIIAM, Chemist. St. Helen's, Lancashire, In Boxes at Is lid and 2s 8d each. Sold by all Patent Medicine Dealers in the United Kingdom.. H.B.—Full directions ar« aaveu with each box, 2603 THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. ITHHOMPSONS' BURDOCK PILLS over- A corocthe worst forms of diseases, and the fouteststate of the blood, stomach, Liver, and kidneys; they .go. to the core of every disease, where no other medicines have power to reach. The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER cures the fallowing complaints :—Indigestion or wind in the stomach or bowels, giddiness in the l ead, dimness of sight, weak or sore eyes, loss of memory, palpitation of the heart, liver, and bilious obstructions, aithma, or tightness in the chest, rbenmaller, lumbag.), piles, giavel, pains in the back, scurvy, bad legs, bod breast, sore throat, so, e heads, and sores of all descriptions, burns, wounds, or white swellings, scrofula, or king's evil, gatherings, tumours or cancers, pimpies and blotches on the face and body, swelled feet or legs, scabs and itch, erysipelas, jaundice, and dropsy, and fevers of all kinds. In boxes at Is 14d and 2s 91 each, sold by most Chemists, or from tha liurdoek Pill Kanufactury, 44, .Oxford-street. Swansea- a ONE BOX of CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS is warranted to cure r.II discharges from the urinary organs in either sex, acquired or constitutional, gravel, and pains in the tack. Sold in boxes, 4s 6d each, by all chemist3 and patent medicine vendors or sent to any address for 60 stamps by the maker F. J. Clarke, Consulting Chemi3t, Apothecaries Hall, Lincoln. Whole- sale agents, Barclay and Sons, London, and all the wboiesftl? hgugej- a TEETH.—F. OWEN & co., SURGEOH DENTIST, from Loudon (Kstablisbed SO YearslL 4, OXFORD STREET, SWANSEA (Three doors from Ter.ij!j-street). Consultations Fiee Diiiiy. Painless Dentistry. Adib: mantillll Teeth. Obt.-iincd !s:x Prize Medals. For Eating. Articulation, and Comf.jrt, they are equal I W the Natural Teeth. From 3s each a Set, 353. Uan be fittod while waiting. Warmilten to last Retime. S6C3—47ir8 SEVEN PRIZg MEOALS AWARDED, GOODALL'S G HOUSEHOLD SPrx'lAUTES. /"IOODALL'S YORKSHIRE RELISH. XJT THE MOoT DELICIOUS SAUCE in the WOIiLBt Thij cheup and excellent Sauce makes the plainest viands palatable, and the daintiest dishes more delicious; RII.1 to chops, ete .1 s, fish, soup, &c., it is incomparable, Sokt bv Grocers, Oilmen, Chelllist, &3., in bottles, 6d— Is., and 2s, each. Ilret)are I by GOOD ALL, BACKHOUSE & Co., Leedi OOD A LL'SB A IVING POWDER, TUE llET IN THE WORLD. i'-e Cheapest, because the Best, and indispensable to every household, and an inestimable boon to houseware* Makes delicious Pu ldings without eggs, Pastry without butter, and beautiful Light Bread without yeast Sold by Grocery Oilmen, aud Chemist;, & in Id packet4. 60.. Is., 2& and 58. tins. Prepared by GOODALL, BACKHOUSE & Co., Leedt .+- G OODALL'S QUI.iI.NLE AVI.-Li& The Beit, Cheapest, and most Agreeable Tonic yet tne trodt-»e; The. Best Remedy known for ludi-estioik.L(in of Appetite, General Debility, Tic, &c.; restores delicate Individuals to lleaitii and Vigour. Sold by Chemists, Grocers, Oilmen, &c., at 1/ 1/14, 2/ and 2/3 per bottle. Prepared by GUUUALL, BACKHOUSE & Co., Leeds. (QOODAIAL'S CUSTARD POWDER^ r or making delicious custards without eggs, in lest time and at half the price. Delicious to i'lulU Puddings and Jam Tarts. Delicioui to Stewed Rice and all kinds of Fruit. Delicious to everything. Delicicus alone. Givo it a ti-iat.-Sold in lioxe-, Gd and 1/- each, bt J Grocers, Ci emists, &c. ( Prepared by GOODALL, BACKtiOUSE & Co., Leeds. t OODALL7S GINGER BEER FOWDER. I Makes three gallons of the best Ginger Beer in the f world for threepence. luvaluable for producing a deli- f cious anl invigorating beverage, possessing valuable medicinal properties thereby rendering it the most whoiesome and perfect beverage ever discovered for both winter and summer use, is easily made, and acknow- ledged the beet • and cheapest!! Sold in packets, 3d aud 6d each, by all Grocers, Chemists, &c. Prepared by GOODALL, BACKHOUSE, and CO., Leeds. i GOODALL'S MUSHROOM KETCH* UP, contiUeutly recommended to all true lovers 01 the Pure Mushroom. Prepared,by a Special Steam Procesg, from the PURK JUICE, producing a FULL AND RICH FLA- VOURED KETCHUP, uurivalleu for its ORKVT STRENGTH! YBW TBUT PURITY and UNSURrASSKD rLAvouEL I—Sold ill Bottles at 6d, is, and 2s each, bv Grocers, Oilmen, &c. Prepared by GOODALL, BACKHOUSE, and C')., Leeds. OODALL'S BRUNSWICK BLACK fo* Painting Stoves, Grates, Iron, Tin, <5sc. This in- valuable composition is superior to any yet offered to the public, possessing great brilliancy, and thoroughly protecting the articles it is applied to.-Sold in Bottiei at 6d and Is each. Prepare 1 by GOODALL, BACKHOUSE, and Co- Leeds. d-I OODALL'S EGG POWDER. Acknow- ledged to be the only real substitute for eggs yet discovered its action on Cakes, Puddings, &c., reseni" bles that of the egg in every particular, enriching 111,118 in colour and flavour, rendering them most wholesome and nutritious. One penny packet will go as far as fout eg,-s! aad one sixpenny tin as far as twenty-eight! Sold everywhere, in Id Packets; Cd and Is Tins, by GroeeiJk Oilmen, Chemists, &c. Proprietors, GOUDALI,, BACKIIOUSF, & Co., Leeda. GOODALL'S BLA.NLC-MANGE POW, DER is acknowledged by all to be the most conve- nieui. and economical preparation ever introduced, as by f its use a most rich and delicious Blanc-Mange may be produced in a few minutes at a trifling cost. It if rapidly coming into general use, displacing entirely th. old method of preparing them, and may be had of various Savoury i.e., Raspberry, Strawberry, Lemon, Almond, and Vanil a. A single trial will suffice to pronounce it more than satisfactory. Sold in Packets, Gd and Is each, by Grocers, Oilmen Chomlsta, & Prepared Ity OOOTULT,, BACKHOUSE. & CO- white lfor8tf.«freflt. Leeds AGENTS IN WALES. Evans and Co., 7, High-street, Cardiff. Webb and Co., Bute Docks, Cardiff. Arkell, H., 161, Bute-road, Cardiff. k Slranaghan and Stephens, Angel-street, Cardiff. John, W., John-street, Penarth, Cardiff. Williams, John, 16, The Hayes, Cardiff. Sankey, J. and C., Working-street, Cardiff. Budgett, H. H. and S., Neison-street, Bristol Leona.rd and Co., Nelson-street, Bristol. Northam, J. G. and Co., High-street, Bristol. Ackernun, T., Redcliffe-hill, Bristol. Phillips and Sons, Castle-square, Swanaea. Taylor and Co., Swansea. Arthurs, S., Walter's-road, Swansea. I Frazcr and Co., 34, Dock-street, Newport, Uon» Jones, L. P., Ebbw Vale. g Harris, E. W., 128, High-street, Merthyr. Lewis, Augt., Supply Stores, Burry Port. [ Randall, J., 1, Vaughan-strect, Llanelly. 8073 44000 E Product ef a special refining proj PPS'S ceBS- It is Chocolate devoided cm its over-richness and substantial' rrnnnT, A TIT 'ty- Sugarless, and, when made, fl JilUVyUDaiUi of tho coagSstence of coffee. AH E afternoon Chocolate. Each packet SSENCE is labelled JAMES EPPS and CO* Homoeopathic Chemists, London.' | CARDIFF Mitchell, Strajtaghan, Davies, Pngh, Pools* I Holder. Singer. 8 632-47153 I A new Medical Work of vital importance on tlx Claro <4 f Debilitating aad other Diseases. REVISED EDITION. F Just Published, 144 pages, by poet, in Envelopo, to *0 parts of the World, Two Stamps.. i THE WARNING YOICE. A Special f Medical Work on the Canse and Cure of Ner\ Ottf D,-b'l:lt,reattititig from the Errors of Youth and Manhood) By HKKRy SMITH, Doctor of Medicine of the Uoher" •itv of Jena. j TIMS IS A NEW MEDICAL WOR\ on the Nature. [ Treatment and Cure of Nervous, Mental and Physical Debility, Lowness of Spirits, Indigestion, Dimness ol Sight, Want of Energy, Deafness, Epilepsy, Piles, Prej mature Decay, Headache, &c.. resulting from Loss c Nerve Power, the reu;t8 of Intemperance, Late Hours, Worry, Brain Toil, &c., which, if neglecte-1, end ill Confirmed Debility and Premature Decline, GIVES TH< ADVICB AND INSTRUCTIONS by which Thousands hard been restored to health. Illustrated by CASES AND TRSTP MONIALA fro:u grateful Patients, with means of cure used In ech case, NOTICE TO COUNTRY INVALIDS. Consultation by latter without fee. "B~^R HENRY SMITH, who has devoted J JLF VBARS to the Special Treatment af Diseases of tli« J Nervous System, resulting from Exhaustion of Nerv*, Power, Local Weakness, &c., will for the benefit of Country lnvalids, on receiving a statement of case, sew his Opinion, with Advice and Instructions, which, il followed, will Insure a Cure. A Confidential 11 form of Correspondence to assist th, Invalids in describing their case sent Post Free. DR. HENRY SMITH, 8. BURTOS CUBSCEKT, LONDON, W.O. lï61."J TO jpiEliVobS Just Published, a gratuitous Edition of a Xe». and Valuable Medical Work, entitled HOW TO ENSURE HEALTH", Or, THE CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND.' By Dr. J. A. BARNES, 11.D. (U.S.), Sent pott free to any address on receipt of one penny Etwnp, to prepay postage, or by letter post three stamps. Tliis book should be read by every one, young or old* of either sex, It teaches How to avoid Disease, How to Regain Health, HeWth, a Social Science. Being a treatise on the LaWtl Governing Life-the lO* fringement of which is the cause of all Disease. Nervousness, Debility, and ali their concomitant sympj toms explained, and full instructions given, for eve!? sufferer, how to obtain restoration to health. This Valuable "Work ("144 pa-es) gives PRESORI?' TIONS, IN PLAIN ENGLISH, with full INSTRL'v. TIONS for their preparations an use. Contains sj^ci*' Remarks on RheuIIHltisll1, Sci,tica, Gout, Neuralgi"! Epilepsy, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysteria, IndigestioiH Los of Energy, Mental and Physical Depression, and ¡¡]II diseases of the Nervous and Alimentary System. Also a descriptive pamphlet on the functions and di*1 orders peculiar to the female sex, by the same Autho1 entitled, THE FEMALE'S FRIEND and ADVISER, which «'3 be sent GRATIS to any address on RECEIPT 0* STAMPED ENVELOPE. Address, Dr- BARNES, M.D. (U.S.), 48. Lonsdale Square, Barnsbury. London, N. Important to Invalids. Consult a Qualified and Registered Physician Personalty between 11 and 1 o'clock daily, C0N8UTAT10N BT LETTER FB.ER. J A LL WHO NEED ADVICE ON MATTERS °* HEALTH, if unable to have a personal interview khould at once send full particulars of the Case by Let' ter, enclosing a sta mped addressed Envelope for reply*. this will receive immediate answer, with advice nnd fii'i instructions how to obtain a perfect cure. Hundreds 0 lives have been saved, and health fully restored, by co' respondence only Address Dr. BARXES, M.D. (U.S.), 48, Lonsdale Square, Barn-bury, London, N, 5l_^ A SINGLE BOX OF a JJOLDEN'S BALSAM PILL? EFFECTUALLY CURES CERTAIN DISEASES IN A FEW DAYS Sold by all Chemists r.t Ss 9d per box. and by the Following Special Agents;— CARDIFF—Treharne aud Duck, 104, Bute-street; W" liams, 11, Bute-street; Coleman and Co.. Hifrb-stree'l Kemick and Co., 23, DuUe-street; Williamson, 30% Bute-street, and 208, Bute-road. MERTHYR—W. Smith, High-street J Daniel, 64, IIi?» street: T. Stephens, 11* High-street; R. Thomas, U* High-street. ABERDARE-T, W. Evana. 14, commercial-street, > NEA.TH—A. llajman. SWANSEA—J. Davies, 31, llk'h-street; J M. Davies, *1 Oxford-street W. Griffiths. 44 Wind-street; Rew 18S, Hiph-street. ,rt NEWPORT—Edmunds, S,High-street: Sevs, 1, i tow-hilj BLAEN A VON —H. M. 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