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LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. The Money Market remains exceedingly quiet, and rates in Lombard street are somewhat easier, the quotations to-day, subject to arrangement, J\.1nO'SUI fnllnw* • — -0 Bank Billa :—2 and 3months, If to H per cent; m months, If per cent 6 months, 2 to 2t per cent. » Trade Bills :—2 months, If to 2 per cent; 3 Vnonths, 2 per cent; 4 months, 2i 6 months, $| to 3i per cent. T:I" un tne sstocK roccnange ousmess continued to ;e restricted, the settlement engaging the atten- tion of dealers. The tone of the markets through- out the day has been flat, the disquieting rumours M to the probability of hostilities between Servia and Turkey commencing at an early dato causing a general fall in foreign stocks. Other markets ivere lower in sympathy. • In the English Funds Consols, after touching closed at 94k for money and the account—a 'fall of 3.16. New and Reduced Three per Cents were J lower, at 94k to 941. In the foreign market Turkish were exceedingly 3ieaVy Egyptian suffered, but not to the same extent as Turks. French and Spanish were about i lower. Russian were heavy, and Argentine lower on sale. The business was as follows:— 6 per cent Argentine, 1868, account, 561, i, ?T 6 per cent do, Public Works, 1871, 411, ac- count 41f to 42 7 per cent Egyptian, 1868, 39|, account 39 to 40 7 per cent do, 1873, 391, 8it, il account 39i, 1, 8, J, g, § 5 per cent Hun- garian, 1873, account 58 6 per cent do, 1873, Treasury, account 79 to 78; 6 per cent do, 3874, Treasury, account 77i to 78i; 6 per cent Peruvian, 1870, 14 5 per cent do, 1872, lli; 3 per cent Portuguese, 1853-1867, 'fi3t, account 53f 4; per cent Russian, 1850, S6f' 5 per cent do, 1862, 87 to 86g, account 861 to 86i 5 per cent do, Anglo-Dutch, 1864, £100, 89f to 89 5 per cent do, do, 1866, do, 89; 4 per cent do, (Nicholas Railway), 74f; 5 per cent do, 1870, 93, J, 2t, account, U:3, It, 2; 2 )) per cent do, 1871, 87r, account €6^ to 87i 5 per cent do, 1S72, J, f, 6|, account 86i, §, 7-k, 7 5 percent do, 1873, 1;71 do account, <36 j; to 86i; 4, per cent do, 1375 Scrip, account, 82 3. 2f; 3 per cent Spanish. 1867-9-70-72-5, 13g to 13^ do account, 13 to 13f; 5 per cent Turkish, 1865, llg to 111; do account, 11 J, i. 6 per cent do, 1869, 12f to 12 do, account, -12-1 6 per cent do, 19 to 17i do account, 18; 9 per cent do, Treasury, B and C, 20 to 20 do j account, 19f 6 per cent Argentine Hard Dollard, 36. Miscellaneous. — City of Quebec, Redeem. 1905, Scrip, 94; Egypiian, 7 per cent Viceroy Mortgage Loan, 41; do, 7 per cent Khedive Mortgage Loan, 1870, 37i, to 37i. Coal, Copper, and Iron.—iibbw Yale Steel, Iron, and Coal, 9. Commercial, Financial, and Industrial.—Tele- graph Contruction, 23J to 2. Land.—Hudson's Bay, Accounts, 171 to.17. Home Railway descriptions were all lower on the issue of disappointing traffic returns. The fall was from i to 1 percent all round, the Northern lines being exceptionally heavy, especially Great Northern A. The business done was as follows :— Caledonian, account, 116i, ï, 17, 15 14f, f, 15| East London, account, SO Glasgow- and South Western, 104: Great Eastern, account, 38? to 38 Great Northern, account 130 do., A, 134, ac-. connt 132l; Great Western Consolidated Ordinary," account 105g, g, I i London, Brighton, and South Coast, account 110i; ditto Deferred, account 93, 2J, 31; London, Chatham, and Dover Ar- bitration, account 20 London and North -g Western, 143|, account 143, 2g. 2, I Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Deferred, =0' 341 to 34j Metropolitan, account, 101§. 100, Metropolitan District, account, 441, 5 1" Midland, account, 131, 29, 8|, 9, i North British, 92 £ to 92^ account, 92|, H, 2, 1$, 1, 4, North-Eastern Consols, account, 155g, j, ?; South Eastern, Deferred. 112 account, lllftolll^. The four o'elock quotations of -the following shares were: t Bombay and Baroda Railway, 114i; to 115i Eastern Bengal Railway, 114* to 1l5: East Indian Railway, 118 to 119 Great Indian Peninsular Ifc»ulway, lloi to 116^; Madras Railway, 114i to 115i Scinde, Punjaub,and Delhi Railway, 11: to 114; Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, 7 v to do, First Preference, 39 to 40 do. Second Pre- ference, 26i to 27i; do,Third Preference, 132 to 141; 4 Great Western Railway of Canada, 6it to 6t; Dutch Rhenish Railway, 261 to 271; San Paulo Railway. 27 to 2n j South Austrian and Upper Italian Railway, 71 to 7g; Erie Railway, 12j to 121; Illinois, 87^, 83i. Banks—Anglo-Egyptian Banking, Lim. account J4 to 14!; Bank of Egypt; account, 30k; Bank of New Zealand, 21; Imperial Ottoman, 31, account, 4; London and Westminster, 591 to 601. Telegraphs-Anglo-Amerieaii, 58 to 584 Direct .United States Cable 8; to 8 Eastern, account, H'

PRICES AFTER OFFICIAL HOURS. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) £ 98,000 were taken into the Bank. Egyptians firmer; 73's, 38| to 39 Turkish fives, 111 Lombards, 7. Baileys generally firmer Cale- donians. 1151 to 115i Metropolitans, 10°1 to 101 Midland about 129| >-ries and Trunk Canada weaker Anglos about 58 Direct Cables, B. Tallow, new, 47s on the spot Rape oil. 32s I Linleed. 23a Sd-

SPECIAL COMMERCIAL TELEGRAMS. [FEOM OUR COMMERCIAL BEPOhi'EBS.l PARIS, Wednesday.—Bourse depressed three per centRentes, 67f 65c; live per cents, 105f. BERLIN, Wednesday.—Bourse flat, VIENNA, Wedncsday. -Bourse flat.

THACKERAY AND SAYCE, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 33, WRsr BUTE STREET, CARDIFF. DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LI5T. KAlLWAYc. Pa.id. Prices. Stock Bristol and Exeter £ 100 14ei 1471 Grea'j £ as;eru 100 38^ 3S4 G«at Western 10'J 105 j 105S „ Londuii, Cha:ham. and Dover 100 20 £ 201 London and Korth Vvesttrn 100 14;J 141^ „ Monmouthshire. IOJ 1441 145i Midland 100 129i 129* Rhyraney 100 ..68 69 EO Severn & Wye Railway and Caral.. 10 22 24 Stock Somerset and Dorset 100 1, south Devtu ItO 63 64 „ Tatf 100 190* 191i PREFERENTIAL. „ Bristol and Exeter 4 per cent. 4100 100 101 „ Bristol and Exeter li)o ics 110 „ Great VVestei-ii Coiisulidated bli. ct. 10-3 1171 118, Monmouthshire 5 per cent 100 115 116 12 Do. New, convertible 6 9J 9t Stock fUiyniney 5 fer cent, (guaranteed) 100 Ill 112 „ Vo. 6 por cent. IS61 100 125 127 „ Do. 6 pei cent, lbot l'O 105 107 Do. 5 per cent. IStil 100 101 102 Do. ti per cent. Ifcti4 100.. 119 121 Do. 5 per cent. 1867. 100 95 91 20 Severn&WyeRaily. & Can^ p.c. 20.. IS 19 xd. 10 Do. rer cent 10991 Stock South Devon 5 pr cent. 100 114 11ti „ TaffValeKo. 1 100 1901 Igli Do, 4 pH .;eut. 100 107 108 Do. 5 per cent 100 115 11' 10 Do. New do. 1) Hi .111 GUAEANTKED AND LEASED. 50 Aherdave, 10 per cent 60 1151 116;- 20 Coieford, -Alui-, and Csk, 5 p. c. 20 23 2S4 Stock DareValley,,5 p. c. 100 1[5; 116 1. Ely Valley, a p. c 100 M 112 113 Stock Grea.tWca'erna per ct. Guarantied 100 121 12j „ Hereford, Hay, a Brecon Ordinary 100 841 861 Do. ditto Preference 100 85 86 Stock Llantrissant and Tafl Vale, 6 p. c. 100 1í5 117 „ Llanelly By. and Dk. Ortlj 100 12i 1"6 Do. do. A Preference 100 124 126 Do do. B. (i P. C. CO. lcjo 184 136 „ Llynvi and Ogmore, 6 p. c 100 137 139 „ Do. 5 per ceno, l-'irst Preference.. 100 115$116$ Do. do. Second Freterence.. 100 114 Ub, 100 Penarth Harbour, Dock &. Railway 100 107 109 35 Swansea Vale, fci n. c s, r491 5Cj DEBENTURE STOCKS. Stock Bristol and Exeter 4 per cent 100 103 104 „ Do. do. 41 per cent. 100 107 108 Great Western 5 ditto ItO 127 >29 Midland 4 per cenr 100.. 105 106 Monmouthshire-;$ditto 1(0 110 112 „ LlyriV! 6 ditto 100 121 123 Hcutn Devon 5 d.tta 100 121 1<3 Soaierset and Dorset 5 do. No. 1.. Ii 0 109 III „ Tafi Vale 4 p. c. 101 102 103 BANKS. 2CO Anglo Austrian 1206oj 100 Glamorganshire Ban' ing Company IOU 190 200 10 Glamorganshire New Shares 10.. 19 20 10 London an-i Provincial Lim. 5.. 10! ioi 50 National and Provincial 21.. S3t 84; 20 National and Provincial 12 471 48t 20 Ditto new, 1874 —6 21$22 pm 21 Swansea Bank 7 Sf 9! 20 West ot England tt S. W. D. Bank 15 20$27 MISCELLANEOUS. 10 Aberdare Gas 10.. 14} lõl 10 Bristol & So. Walts Wagon Co., Lim. 4 7 7i 5 Bnstol Watei works 25.. 58 69 Stock Do. Gas 100 205 206 „ Cardiff Gas A 10 per cent 100.. 201 203 Do. do. B 8 per cent 100 ir)7 158 25 Do. do. Shards 7 per cent 25 84 35 Stock Do. Waterworks 103 205 207 11 Do. do. 1860 100 152 154 10 Do. do. new .251 51 25 Do. royal -Tiotel 25.. 15 16 25 Do; Nliorkmeit k:ottRZe Co. 25 28 32 10 Cardiff and Suans= a Colliery, Lim.9221 5 C'rosvn Preserved Coal 5.. 21 i 3-, Ebow V,Ie .I. 29 6 9 20 Great Western Colliery 18 6 8 60 Llynvi,Tondu&OgaioreCoaJ&Iron 50 12 23 10 Llynvi Valley G; s 10 141 141 4 Mwyndy Iron Ore. Limited ?j.. J. 21 100 toantygio&BUinalror. Won: a (Pre.) 100 ..27 31 10 Newport Abertam Colliery, Linita. 9 1| 2i 35 Do. Gas A 35 63 65 35 Do. B 35 45 47 20 Do. C 5 7 S 5 To. Tramways 5 3 3$ 10 Do. Waterworks Shai a. -10 16 17 10 Do. do. New 7 10 12 10 Portislvad Gas 10 9 11 C, I-) 10 Provincial Tram- ays 50 Eliondda 2dertrlyf Limit.. 60 13 15 25 Dc. do. 11 B "2046 50 F.hynmey Iron, Limited 50 22 28 15 Do. Now 15.. 6$7 Vb Swansea Gas 25 36$87 10 D'. Shipping 6.. 3} 41 25 South Wales C, I;ery .70 50 Treaegar li-i) bL Coal A Lim. 20 18 19 25 Do. iio. B Liir 2.5 1,31 24 10 Ystrad Oas arid Waterworks 10 17* 38$ 10 Do. New 5V 4 «* Bmk rate 2 per cent, (since 2Cth April ) BUYER—Penarth Harbour, Dock and Railway Shares. SELLER-Llynví, Tondu, and ogmore Shares. Treie.'»v Ir>n churls." Glamorgan Bank S-nares. ce above List. CARDIFF DAILY LIS V. June 29th, 1876.

SWANSEA STOCK AND SHARE LIST. -r- Amt. Paid. RAILWAYS. Prices. S'Oek.Cit;O.. TTistr.],,ind Exeter 1461 147 lCO..Gre;;t Weslerti 1U« ..IC6; J00..Hereford, Hay, acd Brecon 84 8 „ 100..Li.ne;ly 123J 124$ „ 1' 0..Llynvi and Ogmore 138 130 „ 10.).. and Norih Western 141i 142 K0 .London a::d Soutii Weatern 123 124 JO,tU,nJ 13'! 132 100.. Monmouthshire 144$.. 1451 65 69 5) 5 i. Severn and Wye 23 25 35 S5..E;wansea. Vale iO 51 Stock 100..TaS Va'e 159 ..191 PREFERENCES. 10?..Hereford, Hay, and Brecon ..„ 85 *6 100..L!:inellv A 5 per ceni, 123$.. 124$ lC0..L":aueli'y ler .-eiit 13* ..135 loO..Llynvi and Ogmore 5 per cent. 114 116 12 6..Mon. 5 p. c., new phar.-g.con. 1880 3 3$pm 10 10..Pembroke nnd Tenry 5)-er cent. 718 Stock 100..Rhymney 6 per cent. 1861 119 120 20 20..Sw»nsea Vale 5 per cent 23 24 15 15..Swansea Vale 5 per cent 1!!$.. Of 10 10..Tatf Vale 11$« 11 j DEBENTURE STOCKS. Stock £ 100..Brecon and Jie-.thyr A,!5 per cent. 91 93 100..Ditto ditzo B, 4 £ per e'. — — 1(10.. (:arnhri an 6 i er cent 114 115 100..VIetef'rd, Hay, ard Brecon 5p. c. 12i u 123 100 100..Llar.elly, 5 per cent 122 293 „ l'.O..Neath and Brecon AOpercent. 8S 90 BANKS. 100 100.. Glamcrgaushire Banking Co, 185 195 10 10..Ditto ditto New shari*a 18! 19$ 10 5..Loud n and Pro1.incial Bank IOJ lOt 20 12..National Provincial Bank' 46 4-S 20 7..Swansea Bank, Limited bi 91 20 15.. Wett of England Bank 26 2öt GA". 10 10..Aberdare Gas Consumers Co. 141 15 10 7..Brecon Gas Co., 7 per cent 84 9 10 10..Bridgend Gas and Water Co 10$.. 10| 25 25..Carmarthen Gas 27 28 20 20.. Llanelly Gas 25 211 10 10.. Llynvi V«liey Gas 14 141 25 25..Swansea tjas Lie at Co., 10 p. c. 46.. 471 25 25..Ditto ditt 1, 7$per cent 381 37i MISCELLANEOUS. 10 10..Bllson and Ctump Mtad^w Col. 8 8$ 10 8$..Cardif fix, Swjn.ea Col. CJ. Lim. 2 2$ 25 25..Coppe- ^liners Co., 7$p. ct. Pref. 4 44 20 18. ,reat W'3-,te.rn Colliery 6 6t 100 100. L 'iidore Siemen's Steel Company 100 100.. Ditto 6 per cnt Debentures 99 100 6 5.. Llanelly Iron Shipping Co 415 100 Ion.. L'aneliy Harbour Bonds, 5 p. c. 98 99 50 r0.. '1- nvi & Toariu Coal & Iron Co. 2 24 10 10..Milford De-ks 5$., 6$ 5 5.. Neath and District Tramways Co. 3 3$ 10 10..N!ath Water Co. 19 20 10 9. Newport Aheroarne Colliery Co. 2 2$ 50 5 I.. Rhy:nney Iron CoJ. 22 23 25 )!$..Soath Wale3 Colliery 81 96 100 loo..Swaz-sea Harbour Bonds. 5 p. ct. 100 102 50 40.. Swansea Merchant Shir,owners Co. 37 39 10 6..Swansea Shipping 31.. 31 10 10.. -wan3ia Wagoa Company 6 5; 10 10..Ditto, 10 ner cent. Preferenci. pr.. 2pm LATEST PRICH, FOR CrltRmiT ACCOU.VT.—JL.VE 29, 1876. SAYCE AND RAKE, SWANSEA.

ROBERTS & LYDDON, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. 17, CHURCH-STREET, & VIENNA CHAMBERS. BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. I'lliEvliRY BEST "is Taylor's Patent Sewing Machine with the new Impiov-merits, which render it superior to all others for Dressmaking ami Family use. It is simple to learn, easy to work, quiet in Rctien, not liable to get oat of order. On be had on ea y terms of purciiase, at a moderate price. Intending purchasers, ii unable to obtain Taylor's Patent Sewing Mac' ine< from local Dealers, aie nspfctfully requested to send for a prospectus to 97, Cheapside, London, E.C. Great Driffield, Yorkshire; or the branch establishments, 22, Silver-street, Hot!, nct 132. Kirknate. Wf.kefiela LAMPLOUGH SPTRETICSALINS.—Have it in your bouaes and U:;é; no ntjicr this aLuie is the true antidote to Fevers Eruptive Affections, iiej. or Bilious Sickness, having peculiar and exclusive merits. For the protection of the public against FRAUDULENT imit'ticns. I have applied for and attain I o'ota rtd a perjetiul injunction, with costs, against the D»- UndoM. Observe the OrKxuiN* has my > AMB and TRAOK lIARK on a B. rF-coLOURBDWiiirrER. May be obt ained of the proprietor, H. "AurLou,.H, Consulting chemist, 113. Holborn, E.C., second door from tiattcn ".arden, London, and o» \ll Cbemists.—In iiottiei, 6d.. if- 6d .lit-, and 21$. §343

GOVERNMENT SIGNAL STATION, LIZARD. (Ships reported by the 1 <IZABD SIGNAL CO. as having PASSED THE LIZARD.) (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) gTHE LIZARD, Wednesday.—Wind N, fresh. Baro- meter, 29.92. PASSED EAST—morning—barques Delawar, of London from Adelaide Viscount Canning of Hartle- pool; Ettie brig Golden River; ship Endymeon of Liverpool; barque Lilian Morris; Danish brigantine t Anna, from Santos- all for. Falmouth steamer Lang- j ehaw, of Newcastle. Afternoon- Dlitch brigantine Spruat, from Bahia schooner Alice, of Bideford Nor- wegian ship Carl Imenaens, from New York; French barque Blanche, from Iquique—last four for Falmouth; Dutch barque tRegina Maris, for London; Austrian barques Otae, Miho, and Sara-the latter for Havre; steamer Fitzmaurice, of Glasgow May Queen, of Lon- don National Company's steamer Greece. PASSED WEST- morning-ateamers Mars. Afternoon —Cuba, of Dundee.

THE WEATHER. CARDIFF, Wednesday, 5P.II,—The barometer hasiallen a tenth since vesterday. The mercury now stands at 30.10. There is an increase in the temperature of 3 degrees since yesterday, the thermometer now registering 79 degrees Fahrenheit at the above hour, being the highest registered this season. The wind has veered II round from NE to SSW, light, The weather is fine, but hazy.

FOREIGN ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS OF CARDIFF VESSELS. The ss Chatsworth, Capt Gibson, arrived at Alexan- dria from Newport, Mon, on Wednesday morning, all well. The 511 Black Watch, Capt Hopgood, left Antwerp for Cardiff on Wednesday morning. The 8S Royal Welsh, Capt George Coates, from Taganrog to Nieu Diep, passed Constantinople on Tues- day, all well. The ss Edgar, Capt Anderson, left Galatz on Tuesday for Malta, for orders. The as Prince Soltykoff, Capt Jones, arrived at Kus- tendje from Naples on Tuesday. The ss Rowena, Capt Stacey, left Galatz fcr Malta, for orders, on Tuesday. The ss Olaveaga, Capt Harman, arrived at Rouen from Cardiff at half-past seven o'clock. on Tuesday evening. The ss Athelstone, Capt Garrick, left Galatz on Tues- day for Malta., for orders. The ss Camel, Capt Lodge, arrived at St Malo on Wednesday from Cardiff, and-will load potatoes. The 88 Ravenshoe, Capt Tyacke, left Koufcn for Swansea on Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock. The 88 Lindisfarne, Capt Bishop, arrived at Cronstadt on Sunday, all well. The ss Norma, Capt Donner, for New Ross, Ireland, arrived at and left Malta on Monday. The ss W H Atkinson, Capt Harland, left Constan- tinople for Odessa on Monday, all well. The ss Ben Ledi, Capt Evans, arrived at Malta on Sunday, and left at noon on Monday, for London, all well. The ss Caradoc, Capt Young, left Port Said for Galatz on Monday. The ss Amaryllis, Capt Jones, left Kurrachee for Antwerp on Monday night. The ss George Wascoe, Capt Gray, arrived at Tagan- rog on Monday morning, all well. The ss Halley, Capt Harcus, left Malta for Limerick on Monday. The 81 Parsee, Capt Sergeant, arrived at Port Said on Monday, and left for Marseilles via Malta on Tuesday morning, all well. The ss G E Wood, Capt Seaward, left Genoa on Mon- day for Sulina. The ss Silurian, Capt Collins, left Constantinople on Tuesday for Taganrog. REUTER'S MAIL TELEGRAMS. SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday.—North German Lloyd steamer Weser, from New York, arrived here at 4.30 this morning. PLYMOUTH, Wednesday.—Royal mail steamer Moselle arrived from the West Indies at 5.15 this morning. Specie 3,585,000 dols. CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. EAST BUTE DOCK—June 27. Porton, 91, Lloyd, Queenstown, ballast Tregmenter, 82, Carter, Par, iron ore Viola, 121, Bussell, Whitehaven, iron ore Ann, 36, Pettaway, Bude, ballast Somorrostro as, 458, Thomas, Bilbao, iron ore R B Fuller, 1360, Gilmore, Antwerp, ballast Dinas ss, 449, Meredith, Bilbao, iron ore Sally ss, 400, Baxter, Bilbao, iron ore Knapton ilall ss, 681, Sheldrake, Sligo, ballast Arthur ss, 804, Mitchell, Waterford, ballast Carl Jiitter, 596, Lavsen, Hamburg, ballast Agustia Edwards. 1009, Etchwerry, Havre, ballast Fridtjof ss, 664, Bruo, Dunkirk, ballast Webfoot, 1060, Ribton, Nieu Diep, ballast Wellington, 235, Griffiths, Aberystwith, ballast Wilson, 106, Edwards, Duddon, iron ore P Padre, 470, Fisconnia, Antwerp, ballast Elizabeth & Mary, 50, Shannon, Pont Leven, ballast St Michael, 97, La Bail, Bordeaux, iron ore Newport as, 46, Gyles, Bristol, light Edgar, 67, Camm, Bridgwater, light Lady Maxwell ss, 298, McDuffer, Newport, light Edith Morgan, 129, Jones, Duddon, iron ore WEST BUTE DocK-June 27. Brave, 29, Messervy, Jersey, potatoes Amelia Jane, 57, Wallis, St Malo, potatoes WEST BUTE DocK-June- 28, Cygne, 81, Soulas, Bordeaux, pitwood Alert, 219, Dempsey, Wexford, ballast Lilian, 58, Morrisey, Gloucester, light Conqueror, 59, Blampied, St Malo, ballast Thomas & Mary, 55, Rowe, Waterford, ballast Hero, 79, Ann, tit Malo, ballast United, 45, Young, Falmouth, ballast Sagittaire, 139, Jan, St Nazaire, pitwooci Marys, 98, Neagie, Bristol, light Eliza, 211, Blackmore, St Malo, ballast Amelia, 103, Lerouge, Granville, ballast Richard, 25, Jones, Barry, stones PENARTH DocK-June 27. Eastern Light, 1245, Parry, Hamburg, ballast Zoila, 931, Percival, Dundee, ballast Iron Duke ss, 90, Terrel, Bristol, light Marquis ss, 68, Windows, Bristol, light Swift ss, 63, Allen, Bristol, light Independent, 41, Rowles, Bristol, light Electric, 88, Clutterbuck, Bristol, light Severn, 64, Coats, Bridgwater, light Blucher, 31, Marsh, Bridgwater, light Squirrel as, 94, Pollard, Portreath, light Kate, 79, Curran, Dungarvan, ballast Watermouth, 48, Lay, Falmouth, light GLAMORGAN CANAL—June 28. Alma, 39, Evans, Bristol, pitch Auspicious, 7, Hunt, Minehead, potatoes Williams, 28, Williams, Port Madoc, slates SAILINGS. SOUTH BASIN, June 27.—VICTORIA, Nutt, Bridgwater. MAT QUEEN ss, Cockerton, Dieppe. TERN SS, Kendall, Rochefort. CARRIE CLARK, Stour, Rio Janeiro, SOUTH BASIN, June 28.-COLUMBA, Stages, Corfu. HANNAH, Hunt, Bridgwater. JANE BACON ss, Rowlands, Havre. WHITEHALL es, Mills, Malta. ROTHESAT 118, Nance, Caen. BENTON as, Levett, Southampton. EAST DOCK. Jilne 27.-WBSTON as. Richards, Bristol. VINE, Good, Bristol. OLIVER, Camm. Bristol. JEUNB HIRONDELLE, Maheo, Billierr. WILLIAM & MARTHA, Grossman, Bridgwater. DAVID, Bozzo, Cagliari. M SALATOLA. Olbano, Constantinople. CHARLES ALES, Berdrau, Seychelles, FELICITAS, Davis, Singapore. WEST DOCK, June 27.-BLANCHE S8, James, Milford. ALBERT CELINE, La Bouchier,East Dock. ECLIPSE,Cook, Bristol. DSSIGX, Harnett, St Malo, SISTERS, Biddick, Fowey. WEST DOCK, June 28.—JEUNE ST PIERRE, Boulanger, Cherbourg. OAKWELL, Smith, Waterford. FLOWER OF THE FAL, Whitburn, Smyrna, NOUVEAU ST PIERRE, Bodic, Vannes. GAZELLE, Bartlett, Santos. PENARTH DOCK, June 27.—ROYAL CROWN SS, Thomp- son, Malta. BLENHEIM S8, Bovey, Aden. MERTHYR SS, Williams, Havre. HECTANOOSA, Johnson, New York. HERMIT, Thomas, Caldera. LAURENS, Snow. Bahia. VENUS, HuJman, Southampton. STANDARD, Mutton, HAMPSHIRE ss, George, Devonport. JASPER, Richards, Hayle. PERSEVERANCE, Rowle, Gloucester. SARAH, Broacher, Bridgwater. AVON, Clutterbuck, Bristol. HANNAH, Windows, Bristol. IRON DurE as, Terrel, Bristol. MARQUIS as. Windows, Bristol. VICTORIA, Jones, Waterford. VESSELS CLEARED-June 28. Genoa, James Mason ss, B. 1000 coal, Insole & Son Jersey, iloyal, a, ou coal, a L nomas Salonica, Harrington ss, B, 1100 coal, Cwmaman C C Gibraltar, Result, B, 237 coal, Burness & Sons Port Said, Spartan ss, B, 1700 coal, H Worms & Co Bordeaux, Mardy ss, B, 850 coal, H Worms & Co Rochfort, Lavernock ias. B, 560 coal, W E Edwird3 Manilla, Oneata, B, 729 coal, 101 coke, Page, Ohlsen Bellion, Albert Celina, F, 190 coal, Perch & Co Demerara, St Lucian, F, 220 coal, 210 p fuel, Crown Preserved Coal Co Bellion, Jeune Alexandra, F, 236 coal, Perch & Co Genoa, Maria, lv, 650 coal, J Burness & Sons Constantinople, Ragione, Iy, 870 coal, Powell's Duffryn Genoa, Emanuel Danovero, Iy, 860 coal. Burnyeat R jchfort, Condor ss, .8, 600 coal, Wayne & Co VESSELS ENTERED 0 UTWARDS- June 28 Jersey, Royal, B. 35, Suffied, Morel Bros I Galatz, Arthur, B, 804, Mitchell, Watts, Milburn & Co St Na2;e. Sovaorrootro so. B, -ioSjThomag^T H Wilson Callao, Avonmore, B,1260, Corfield ] Spezzia, Gathorn eii, B, 772, Coates, Young & Christies Rochefort. Condor as, B, 434, Scarwell, W Y Edwards Calcutta, Zoila, B, 931, Percival, Capper & Co Spezzia, Pyrrha so, B, 716, Cooke, M Thompson CSavoua, Knapton Hall, B, 561, Sheldrake, ISdwards Passages, Nervion, Spa, 275, Moreno, Menzanos & Co Bombay, R B Fuller, US, 1360, Gilmore, Capper & Co Valparaiso, Auguetin Edward, F, 1009, Etchevery, R R Todd Hong Kong, Carl Ritter, Ger, 596, Lansen, Watts & Co SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. SOUTH DOCK.—June 28. Bon Pasteur, 43, Croisic, Granville, ballast Islander, White, St Malo, potatoes Marie Gustave, 90, Lettidie, Dieppe, ballast Anthes, 234, Bryant, Brest, ballast Welsh Girl, 59, Gillaw, Concale, potatoes NORTH DocK-June 27. Cherry, 82, Dingle, Truro, blende ore Capricorn. Clark, Havre, ballast NORTH DOCK—June 28, Dart, 59, Young, Jersey, potatoes Valentine, 85, Lebot, Kegneville John Zitttson, 499, Merryman, Hamburg, silver ore Rosa, Bowden, Liverpool, pitch Cwmavon, 74, Johns, Port TaJbot Julien, Bertois, Brest, ballast Sea Seal, 42, Ansell, Jersey, potatoes Ann Crewdson, 134, Macauley, Runcorn, pitch Brittania, 58, Swain, St Malo, potatoes Perseverant, 57, Delacour, Granville, ballast RzvzB-June 27. Janie, 87, Pengelly, Looe, copper ore Sarah Ellen, 120, Stephens, Berehaven, copper ore RIVER-J une 28. J M J, 69, Bunt, Plymouth, iron ore SWANSEA. SOUTH DOCK, June 27.—J A COONAN, McKenzie, Belfast. MARGARET ELLEN, Davies, Carnarvon. SOUTH DOCK, June 28.—PRINCE, Hoskins, Falmouth. ANN & MARY, Lloyd, Newquay. GLOBE, Reed, Madeira. CHRYSOLITE SS, Rochelle. NORTH DOCK, June 27.—ANTONIO VINCENT, Sharp, Cape Town. NORTH DOCK, June 28.-YoitKBHIREMAN S8, Foulston, Leghorn. R T K, Casey, Dieppe. CINQ ScEuiRs, Allarie, Trequier. BOYNE, Brewster, Rochester. MON- MOUTH ss, Jackson, Cardiff. MARIA MCMILLAN, Poole, Treport. ELMIRA. Nicholas, Cape de Verdes. WOOD- MAN, Williams, Wexford. RIVER, June 27. DECEIT, Whitfield, Dieppe. CRUISER, Irwin, Coombmartiu. MAY FLO WEE, May, Port Talbot. JONADAB, Guy, Bristol. VESSELS CLEARED—June 28. Dieppe, Pursuit, B, 140 p fuel, D Nicol Regnevilie, Valentine, F, 130 coal. D & H C Evans Morlaix, Little Western, B, 45 coal, John Glassbrook Madeira, Artistic, B, 301 coal, C R Blandy St Nazaire, Marie Alexandrine, F. 150 coal, Richards & Co Limited VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS—June 28. Regneville, Valentine, F, 85, Le Hot Thomas & Rosser Lisbon, Princess, B. 159, Edwards, J Strick & Sons NEWPORT-ARRIV ALSo OLD DocK-June 27. Perfect 111, Loughlan, Honfleur, ballast Epney Lass, 60, Selby, Gloucester, light Polly & Emily, 146, Phillips, Bristol,light Burton, 52, Tanner, Bristol, light Exeter, 31, Guy; Alexandra Dock, sleepers Lucile, 273, Thomas, London, ballast Cavaliere Scardelli, 233, Jewell, Liverpool, ballast Elizabeth Scown, 53, Bate, Bude, light Annie Davey, 63, Whitefield, Bude, light ALEXANDRA DOCK—June 27. Emperor, 44, Jones, Cardiff Capt McClintock ss, 163, Scarpe, Dublin Giacinto Ghillino, 452, Merello, Dunkerque, ballast RIVER—June 27. Dolphin, 41, Stephens, Weston, light Orphan Girl, 77, Harding, Waterford, light Snaetiell, Callow, Barnstaple, light Pelican as, 400, Hogau, Cork, general Ticino, 130, Hare, Waterford, limestorses Telegraph, 73, Keough, Wexford, light Henry Harvey, 148. Reed, Hayle, light John & Mary, 56, Dunroy, Conroy, Dungarvan, moss Parana, 60, Manuel, Portmadoc, light Dolphin, 13, Lewis, Cardiff, light Taunton Packet, 82, Couth, Penzance, light Samuel Dixon, 46, Parnes, Wexford, light Halton, 73, Hooper, Bristol, light Victory 21, Downs, Bristol, light Moderator, 41, Creamer, Bridgwater, light George, 118. Driscoll, Cork, limestones Hawk, 44, Barrett, Bude, light Emma, 43, Trew, Waterford, oats Lizzie Mary, 93, Burton, Middlesborough, pig Iron Bottereaux Castle, 36, Sharrock, Boscastle, light All Right, 39, Davis, Aberavron, ballast Ceres, 41, Patrick, Waterford, oats St Decumans ss, 80, Beddis, Watchet, iron ore Thomasine & Mary, 48, Chldgey, Watchet, iron ore Clevedon ss, 89, Latham, Bridgwater, light Elizabeth, 49, Ddmstan, Fowey, iron ore Elizabtth, 110, Pengelly, Plymouth, ballast Temperance, 35, Cross, Bristol, light; Spray, 74, Storey, Kilmare, ballast Wave,-68, Bushen, Dublin, oats Neptune, 67, Hare, Bideford, light John, 31, Jones, Bristol, light Three Brothers, 32, Short, Bideford, light Stranger, 40, Dalling, Barnstaple, pitwood RIvER-June 28. Industry, 25, Selby, Bideford, light Moderator ss, 55, Williams, Bristol, general Providence, £ 6, Bosley, Bristol, light Resolution, 42, Tomms, Newquay, iron ore Comet, 86, Carmichel, Duddon, iron ore Florence, 98, Scantlebury, Fowey, iron ore Commerce, 71, Hooper, Fowey. iron qre Rose, 30, Hancock, Weston. light SAILINGS. OLD DOCK, June 28.-PAQU-EBOT DE BREST, Bouilly. Conquet. SAMUELA, Rallo, Palermo. LUDWIG BURCHARD, Korit, Smyrna. ALEXANDRA DOCK, June 27.-SPICA, Mayer, Hong Kong. PAQUERETTE, Cotunel, Quimper. ANT, Hawker, Bristol. REDESDALE, Bentoro, Montreal. RIVER, June 28.—MODERATOR ss, Williams, Bristol. JULIA, Farthing, Highbridge. BOTTERAUX CASTLE, Sharrock, Boscastle. HAWK, Barrett, Bude. SAMUEL DixoN, Parnes, Wexford. DOLPHIN, Lewis, Lynmouth. HENRY HARVEY, Reed, Hayle. TELEGRAPH, Keoueh, Wexford. PELICAN SS, Hogan, Cork. DOLPHIN Stephens, Weston. THREE BROTHERS, Short, Bideford! ROSE, Hancock, Weston. ROEBUCK, Jones, Weston. FROLIC, Balsdon, Barnstaple. HAPPY RETURN, Guy, Bristol. EMILY MARIA, Thomas, Bristol. OCEAN Qmxs, Richard, Lynmouth. REVIVAL, Roberts, New- haven. t HAXNAH, Gillman, Lydney. SAXON MAID, f ish, Lisbon. VESSELS CLEARED—June28. Rio de Janeiro, Midus, B, 1274 iron, Tredegar Iron Co Bordeaux, Lisvane as, B, 800 coal, H Worms & Co Palermo, Teresina, ly. 574 coal, Tredegar Coal Co Taranto, Lazzaro, Iy, 720 coal, Tredegar Coal Co VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDs-June 28. Cartbagena, Margaret Banks as. B, 532, Willoughby, R Getbing, jun, & Co Roscoff, Prairie Flower, B, 58, Addison, Budd & Co Genoa, irancesco Borgone, Iy, 446, Barrachini, G Montaido I Venice, Marie Giovanna, Iy, 314, Cosaccia, G MontaWo Barcelona, Giacinto Ghillino, Iy, 452, Merello,Montaldo Copenhagen, Aurora, Ger, 2C0, Buelow, Jones, Heard Bordeaux, Lisvane ss, B, 420, Savage, oJ Moses Co NEATH. VESSEL ENTERED INWARDS—June 27. Barrow, Kate, pig iron, Leach, Flower & Co VESSELS ENTERED OUT WARDS—J une 27. Hayle, Iregoa, coal, Great Western Railway Co Aberayron, Eliza, coal, Evans & Bevan Aberayron, Prima, coal, Evans & Bevan Aberayron, Linnet, coal, Evans & Pevan gayle, Trio, coal, Welsh Main Coal Co Higbbridge, Lincolnshire ss, bar iron, Townshend & Co Fremington, Lark, culm, Neath Abbey Coal Co Fremington, Lark, culm, Neath Abbey Coal Co White Abbey, Kate, coal, Dynevor Coal Co ireport. Perseverance, coal, Dynevor Coal Co Truro, Carvedras. coal, Dynevor Coal Co Rouen, Marne as, coal, Dynevor Coal Co GranviUe, Ma.nne du Ciel, coal, Dynevor Coal Co VESSEL ENTERED OUTWARDS—June 28. St Servan, James & Mary, Dynevor Coal Co

Negotiations, says the Berlin correspondent of the Morning Post, are now in progress between the English and,German Post-offices for a material reduction of the telegraph tariff. It is proposed that the rate for a 20- words message should be reduced from 7fr., or 6s., to 4fr. only. A shocking case of attempted wife murder has been brought before the Warrington magistrates. An Irish labourer, named Moffatt, quarrelled v. ith his wife, who ran into a neighbour's hwuse for protection. He followed her, and struck her to the floor with his fist. While the woman was lying in that position, he picked up a steel axe and struck her two terrible blows on the head, cleaving her skull open. The woman, who was insensible, and lost an immense quantity of blood, was attended by 4 medical vara and now liita. m » veiv mecarious 04taig,

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE MEETING. YESTERDAY. CORPORATION PLATE (handicap) of 5 sova each, with 60 added, for three year olds and upwards; winners extra. Six furlonsrs. Rowisfcon Morgan 0 j Xanthus F. Archer 0 Cbeveley Morbey 3 Rhoderick Dhu, Alice Hawthorn, Artemis colt, and Brixton Hill also ran. Betting—9 to 4 agst Rowlston, 4 to 1 each agst Xanthus and Chevely, 7 to 1 agst Brixton Hill, and 10 to 1 agst Artemis colt. Dead heat; three lengths between second and third. The stakes were afterwards divided, and Rowlston walked over. The TYRO STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 150 added, for two year olds, colts 8st 101b, fillies and geldings 8st 61b winners extra. New T. Y.C. K. G J. Osborne 1 Cleopatra T. Chaloner 2 Hawthorn's dam fillv W. Chaloner 3 Helios, Timsru colt, and The Widow also ran. Betting -6 to 4 on KG., 4 to 1 agst Cleopatra,6 to 1 agst Helios, and 10 to 1 agst Hawthorn's dam filly. Won by three quarters of a length; the same between the second and third. The GATESHEAD SELLING STAKES of 3 sovs each, with 50 added, for two year olds and upwards; weight for age; winners extra. New T.Y.C. I Timaru filly Snowden 1 Em G- Cooke 2 Mungo Park Loates 3 Maltonian, Princess Beatrice, and Patty also ran. Betting—5 to 4 on Mungo Park, 3 to 1 agst the Timaru filly. Won by a length; three parts of a length be- tweeh second and third. The winner was sold to Mr Godwin for 100 guineas. The NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE of 500 sovs added to a handicap sweepstakes of 25 sovs each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared, for three year olds and upwards, winners extra, the second to receive 50 sovs out of the staKes. Two miles. The Snail, 6 yrs, 7st 61 J> Morbey 1 Pageant, 5 yrs, 7st 131b ,F. Archer 2 Organist, 5 yrs, 7st 121b Griffiths 3 Lily Agnes, 5 yrs, 8st 121b -J. Snowden 0 Polonaise, 5 yrs, 7st 71b Dodge 0 Agglethorpe, 5 yrs, 7st 41b G. Cooke 0 Owton, 5 yrs, 7st 21b Thompson 0 Lambtonian, 3 yrs, 6st 4}b Macdonald 0 Margarita, 3 yrs, 6st 41b§ Collins 0 Stamfordham, 4 yrs, 6st.Cutler 0 St. Cuthbert, 3 yrs, 5st 131b .Morgan 0 Aunt Sofer filly, 3 yrs, 5st 91b Howey 0 Tentergate, 3 yrs, 5st 81b Lomas 0 13etting-4 to 1 agst Snail, 9 to 2 aget Organist, 5 to 1 agst Pageant, 100 to 12 agst Polonaise, 100 to 7 agst Lily Agnes, 100 to 6 each agst Owton, Lambtonian, and Agglethorpe, 20 to 1 agst St. Cuthbert, 25 to 1 each aget Stamfordham and Margarita, 40 to 1 agst the Aunt Sofer filly, and 50 to 1 agst Tentergate. Won by four lengths three lengths between second and third. Time, by Benson's chronograph, 4 minutes 39 seconds. The TOWN PLATE (handicap) of 100 sovs, for three year olds and upwards winners extra. About five furlongs. Rouge Bonnet Macdonald 1 Looking Glass .Holland 2 Marion .Sheard 3 Satisfaction, Hawthorn, Lord Portsmonth, Eiliott, Queen of the Tyne, Emily, and Emilianus also ran. Betting—2 to 1 agst Rouge Bonnet,5 to 1 each agst Emily and Marion, and 7 to 1 aget Hawthorn. Won by a length and a half; neck between second and third. The Second Year of the TENTH STEPHENSON BIENNIAL STAKES oj 10 sova each, with 100 added, for three year olds colts 81!t 101b mares and geldings allowed 41b. About one mile and a half. Glendale Bruckshaw 1 Arena Griffiths 2 Charles Edward G. Cooke 3 Betting—o to z on iriendaie, 4 to 1 agst Arena. Won I by half a length; two lengths between the second and third. I ORDER OF RUNNING FOR THIS DAY. Lambton Plate, 1.45; Newcastle Handicap, 2.20; Seaton Delaval Stakes, 3.0; Grand gtand, 3.35; Free- men's Plate, 4.10; Stewards Cup, 4.50. LAST NIGHT'S ENTRIES. Grand Stand Stakes—Hawthorn's dam filly, Saucy Kate. Artemis colt, Hawthorn,Tommy Tyler, and Look- ing Glass (each 230). Lambtonian Plate-Morocco 8st 121b, Tommy Tyler 7st 21b, Roage Bonnet 7st lib, Annie Louise 6st 111b, Hawthorn Gst 91b, Moorhen 6st 81b, Looking Glass 6st 71b, Terra Ftrma 6st 51b, Artemis colt 5st 131b, Queen of Tyne 5st 131b, Emily 5st 121b, Emilianus and Brixton Hill 5st 71b. p- BIBURtf MEETING—YESTERDAY. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sovs each, with 100 added, for three year olds and upwardis the second horse to save stake; winners extra. About five furlongs- LrlenmarKie 1 Pulcherrima. C hesterman 2 The Reeve Gallon 3 The Reeve Gallon 3 Tennyson, Selborne. and Mizpah also ran. Betting— 6 to 4 agst Glenmarkie, 5 to 2 agst Pulcherrima, 100 to 15 agst Tennyson, and 8 to 1 agst Selborne. Won by two lengths neck between second and third. The CHAMPAGNE STAKES of 10 isova each, with 100 added, for two year olds, colts 8st 101b, fillies 8st 71b winners extra. About half a mile. Placida .Jeffery 1 Sugarloaf Custance 2 Winifred T. Cannon 3 JNina, strenua, tiisa, JiiDglisn Archer, and May Morn- ing colt also ran. Betting—7 to 4 agst Sugarloaf, 4 to 1 agst Winifred, 100 to 15 agst Nina. 8 to 1 aget Placida, 10 to 1 each agst Elsa. and May Morning colt. Won by a length and a half; four lengths between the second and third. SELLING WELTER STAKES of 100 sovs, for three year olds and upwards; weight for age winners extra. One mile. Snowdrop Owner 1 Lord Dover ..Mr Bevill 2 Fleurange Owner 3 Plebeianalso ran. Betting—2 to 1 agst Snowdrop, ]00 to 45 agst Lord Dover, anrl5 to 2 agat Plebeian. Won by a head; bad third. The winner was sold to Mr J. Potter for 125 guineas. The BIBURY STAKES of 100 sovs, added to a sweep. stakes of 10 sovs each, for three year olds and up. wards: winners extra. About one mile and a half. Broadside Mr Crawshaw 1 Spartacus Mr Coventry 2 Edward III Mr Bevill 3 Kidbrooke, Confessor, St Bees, and Sister to D'Estour. nel also ran. Betting—9 to i agst Broadside, 4 to 1 agst Edward III., 6 to 1 agst S partacus, 8 tol agst Sister to D'Estournel, and 100 to 8 agst Confessor. Won by six lengths length between second and third. MATCH—Sir G. Chetwynd's Capillaire, 8st 121bt agst the Duke of Hamilton's Sweetheart, Sat 91b, both two year olds. 2200, h ft. Half a mile. Capillaire F.Webb 1 Sweetheart Custance 2 I Betting—1 to 1 on Capillaire. Won by a. head. I The First Year of the EIGHTICEXTH JSIENNIAL STAKES of 10 sovs each, for two year olds; colts Sat 121b, fillies 8st 71b winners extra. Five furlongs. I Warren Hastings J. Goater 1 Sugarloaf Custance 2 Go Bang T.Cannon 3 Go Bang .T.,CanBon 3 StrudwicK, courtesy. JNorwich, Harbinger, and Ches- terfield also ran. Betting-2 to 1 on Warren Hastings, 8 to 1 agst Sugarloaf, 100 to 8 agst Go Bang, and 100 to 7 agst Courtesy. Won by a length two lengths between the second and third The SCURRY WELTER HANDICAP of 100 sors, added to a sweepstakes of 5 sovs each, for three year olds and upwards; winners extra. Three quarters of a mile. Chypre .Mr Crawshaw 1 Aristocrat Mr Coventry 2 Raby Mr Yates 3 St. Bees also ran. Betting-5 to 4 agst Chypre. 5 to 2 agst Aristocrat, 5 to 1 agst Roby, and 100 to 8 agst St. Bees. Won by a neck two lengths between second and third. ? A PLATE of 50 sovs, for two year olds and upwards; weight for age winners extra. Five furlongs.-De- clared void. STOCKBRIDGE MEETING. ORDER OF RUNNING FOR THIS DAY. Johnstone Plate, 2.0; Danebury Plate, 2.30; Beaufort Handicap, 3.0 Andover Stakes, 3.30; All-Aged Plate, 4.0; Stockbridge Cup, 4.30; Mottisfont Stakes, 5.0; Match, 5.30. LAST NIGHT'S ENTRIES. All-Aged Plate—Lalage, Pakrita filly, Halle, King of Hearts, Mayfair, Lapwing, Snowdrop, Selborne, Vic- toire, Mavela filly, Lincoln, St Bees, and Autocrat. Andover Stakes—Dovedale 13st,Brunswicker 12stl01b, Sugarcane 12st 81b, Monarch 12st, Idle Girl and Stopgap list 71b, Lord Dover list, Confessor lOst 31b, Edward III. and 8partacus lOst. ARRIVALS. Pulcherrima, Post Haste, Vittoria, Albion, Strenua, Courtesy, Speedwell, Winifred, Kaleidoscope, Rover, Monarch, Halle, and Lapwing. EXPECTED. Lizzie Distin, Bourbaki, and several others this morn- iWS' SCRATCHINGS. Stockbridge Cup—Brigg Boy, Resralia colt, Vittoria, Pageant, Canoonier, Cushat, Doeskin colt, and Mar- cellus. Mottisfont Stakes—Ancient Mariner. Marcellus. Polv- dorus, and Manderviiia. f- CURRAGH MEETING—YESTERDAY. HER AIA.JESTY'S PLATE. Turco I Turleeman 2 Magnet 3 Four ran. KIRWAN STAKES, Bellerophon 1 Sheelah colt 2 Turquoise 3 Five rap. CUBEAGH PLATE. Easter Monday 1 Titiens. 2 Rapine 3 Six ran. THE DERBY. "K^-rpire 1 Richelieu 2 The Deer 3 Five ran. STEWARDS' STAKES. Exile 1 Arbitrator 2 Thunder Rain 3- Four ran. SELECTIONS FROIl THE H SPORTING CLIPPER."— Newcastle Handicap, Baschurch, Bedford; Stewards' Cup, Bagihot; Freemen's, Bungay; Seaton, Rarasley* Stockbridge Cup, 70; Beaufort, 9.

L T LATEST MARKERS. CORN. LONDON CORN MARKEP, Wednesday.—Market very dull, and little business doing. English and foreign wheat nominally unaltered, but less money must be taken where sales are forced. Flour neglected, and prices barely maintained. Barley without change, both for grinding and malting qualities. Oats quiet at last Monday's rates. Maize flat, aud tending lower. Beans and peas quiet and unaltered. British—Wheat, 300. Foreign—Wheat, 26,340; barley, 910; oats, 30,210; maize, 4,500 flour, 1,980 barrels. GLASGOW CORN MARKET, Wednesday.—At this day't market wheat was dull, and 6d to Is per quarter cheaper. Flour rather lower. Barley firm. Oats and beans a shade easier. Maize unaltered. Mixed American 158 34 per 280 lbs. CATTLE. NEWPORT CATTLE MARKET, Wednesday.—The im- portations from Ireland were not large, but there was a fair supply from the home grazing district, and some good good lots of stock in the hands of the general dealers, Although the supply was not large, there appeared quite sufficient to meet the demand. In the fat beast depart- ment were some prime cattle, but butchers seemed very cautious in consequence of the state of the weather, and a clearance was not effected. There were some most useful lots of young Irish beasts from Ireland, with some good grazing beasts, but rather a dull trade in that kind of stock. Cowfrtand calves were plentiful. None but the best quality commanded attention, very many leaving the market unsold. Something like 2,500 sheep were penned, nearly all, both store and fat, being of good quality, but the principal dealers complained of a dull trade. A good show of lambs, both as to number and quality, and all were sold. An average market of pigs. Good fed pork still scarce, not sufficient to meet the requirements of the trade. A fair business done in stores at late rates, and nearly all disposed of before the market closed. Prices ruled as follows Best beef cattle, 8d to 8d per Ib second quality, 7d to 7d mutton, 9id to 9d lamb, 9d to lOd porkers, 12s Id to 12s 6d. PRODUCE. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. Wednesday. Sugai market quiet, without alteration in prices. Small public sales, and very little business by private contract. Coffee dull. Plantation (Ceylon) sold irregularly generally, at about Is decline. Low middling, 101s to 102s; middling, 104s to 105s good middling, 106s to 108s. Tea—384 packages Indian sold. Steady market for old, but new season teas meet with little demand, and at easier prices. Spices-sales passing off quietly. Cotton market remains dull. Jute very auiet, without change in price. Tallow (new) about 47s on the spot. f LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Wednesday.-Sugar in steady demand at late rates- Rum unchanged. Rice quieter. Coffee—no sales. Nitrate of soda very quiet, at lis 8d to 31s 6d per cwt on the soot- Petroleum- more demand, and prices are in sellers favour. Lard very dull. Ulive oil unchanged. Linseed oil quiet, at 23s,9d to 24s per cwt. Rape oil, 39s per ewt for refined Stettin. Cottonseed oil, 31s per cwt for Liverpool refined. Palm oil rather easier. Tallow 40s 6d to 42s per cwt for North American. Rosin, 4s 9d per cwt for common. Ashes, 22s 4d per cwt. for pots- PROVISIONS. LONDON PROVISION MARKET, Wednesday. -Butter- foreign descriptions are quoted rather firmer, but business continues very limited, owing to the continued hot weather. Friesland, 104s to 106s Normandy, 104-: to 134s Irish merely nominal. Bacon market continues very dull, and prices exhibit a downward tendency. Hams, slow sale. Lard extremely dull. Cheese—finest new American, 52s to 56s. BUTTER. CORK BUTTER MARKLT, Wednesday.—Ordinary—Firsts, 124s; seconds, 315a thirds, 105s; fourths, lOite fifths, 72s; sixths,—. Mild-Firsts. 124s seconds, 120s thirds, 108e. Firkins in market, 1,769. SeGAR. CLYDE CRUSHED SUGAR MARKET, Wednesday. Good demand, steady prices. COTTON. MANCHESTER COTTON Goois EEPORT, Wednesday.— A lueiess tone prevails in our market, and but a retail business is proceeding. The continuous fall in the Eastern exchanges effectually stops all operations for that quarter generally. The foreign demand is quiet, and what sales have been effected ave mostly for heme trade purposes. FT WOOL. LONDON WOOL SALES. Wednesday.—To-day's cata logue comprised 8,628 bales, principally New Zealand Sydney, and Port Phillip wool. The descriptions or offer are of better quality than of late, and with a more numerous attendance of buyers biddings ruled brisker, and prices were well maintained. COALS. LONDON COAL MARKET, Wednesday.—Market for house coals was merely nominal, and no sales were effected. Hartleys steady, at 183. Ships at market, 5 sold, 4 at sea, 15. METALS. LONDON METAL MARKET, Wednesday.—Copper—15( tons Chili done at jBi 4 10s on the spot; S74 to 274 10. forward. Wallaroo quoted at 278 10s to £79. Burra 278 10s. Tin-small sales. Straits, 273 10s to L73 15s, Australian quoted at 274. English ingots, 279. ISpeltei flat, but unaltered. Lead—English, £ 20 los. Scotch pig iron, 57s 6d buyers and. Sellers over. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET, Wednesday.-No change to report.

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