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MONEY MARKET. .
MONEY MARKET. LONDON, Thursday. The continued inquiry for gold for Ge, many is attesting the Money Market. Rates are, harden- ing. 11, certainly is necessary to protect the bullion reserves, tut until the operi market balances »."« lowered it will be a matter of difii- culty to suj >port quotations. Three I sal)nths' bills are quoted at 2± per cent., and day-to-day money I., offering at II per cent. Continental 2 exchanges tnu* e adversely to us, with a continued demand tor German bills, but the A jnencan rate Js unchanged. The I-aris Cheque -ate was tele- graphed at 25'20. The Bank of England returns show some important changes. There is a heavy: loss Ul the restive or £ 795,189, and the p roportion to liabilities has declined from 46'1 to 4 4-^63 per cent. The deficiency m bullion is £ 369, 0^4, or ahout i;b,UOO more than the sum exporte d, whilst the note circulation increased £ 396,165. The reserve now stands at Ll,2,162,607, and is nearly one million more than a year ago, whih ;t the stock of bullion 16 L20,894,947, being £ 700,()00 more than theu. Private deposits decreased duiing the week £ 52t;,931, and this may be accepted as a iavourauio as showing an ira'proving demand tor money but the Government. securities have increased £ 3*99,939. Quiet and aull markets have prevailed. The progress of tba elections is e. erly watched, and somewhat interferes with business. The tone to-day has uot been strong, having been rather frequent. Consols were 1-16 tetter* at 99* to 99-, xd for delivery, and 99 7-16 to 99 9-16 xd. for account. Reduced and ^ew 3 per Cents., 99 to !19; New 24 per Cents., 37i to SSj. The Railway Market was througuout very quiet. with a. weak tendency, but so little was uassni" that the variations wer e altogether insig- nificant. The result of the p^t week s working on 17 principal lines of England and Scotland was disappointing. The decrease in the gross receipts, compared with previous years, was £ 49 664 the loss in goods being £23,64-7, and in passengers £ 26,037. Great Eastern rose £ Great Western, Brighton A, Chatham Ordinary, Sheffield Deferred and Midland fell -4 South Eastern A, j. A ciuiet business was passing in Indian Rail- ways, but at steady pricus. Bombay and Baroda advanced 1. As regards Canadian Railways, some realisa- tions weakened Grand Trunks. There was very little fresh business done. Traffic showed a de- crease of L7 074 the loss to date being 2239,976. Ordinary teU a; First. and Third Preference, lour per Cents., I. Second Preference rose 4. Canada Pacific, i lower. The Foreign Railway Ibusmess was quiet. Mexicans were rather wea.k. Ordinary fell 4 Second Preterence, j Lombards and Varnas were without change. A much quieter tone is characterising the American Railway market. Speculative buying has certainly for the moment been checked, and will no doubt remain more or less suspended until after the decision respecting the West Shore. In- junctions have been carried out without weaken- ing the market. Erie fell g do Second, i; New York, Pennsylvania, aud Ohio First Mortgage, -4 Lake Shore, i Central Pacific of California, Illinois Central, 1 New York and Ontario, £ JNew York Central, i Philadelphia and Reading Shares, Chicago and Milwaukee, å; Union ilacific, 4A Denver and Rio Grande, Bonds, I; Louisville and Nash-ville, lg. The feature of the Foueign Bond Market has been the inquiry for Spanish to close accounts for the tall. In other respectjs very little has beeia done. Egyptian were again speculatively sold, and the toue generally was not so strong. Mexican, how- ever, rallied on the publication of the statement showing that the report of the insurrection had been considerably exaggerated, no bloodshed having occurred. Spanish 4 per Cents. rose i; do, Secmd, Mexican, 21. Amongst Egyptians, Unified fell g; but Preference rose g, and State 4. Peruvian 5 per Cents, declined a; Turkish, 1871, J. Banks.—Bank of British North America rose 1; Chartered of India, Australia, and China, i: UnlCiu yf Spam and England, 1. Bank of Africa fell J. Gas.-Commercial rose 2 Continental Union, i Hong Kong and Shanghai, 5 South Metro- politan B, 1. lusitra,nce.-Alliance British and Foreign rose ij London, 1 Indemnity Marine fell 5 Marine, 5. lines.—Home Mines Trust rose 1-16; West Godolphin, Roman, 3s New Albion, 5 Organas, £ Panulcillo Copper, g United Mexican, a 11O Tinto fell i Wheal Crebor, S and M outana, i- Telegraphs and Telephones.—Anglo-American fell Cuba, i United Telephone rose g. Tramways.—Birkenhead 6 per Cent. Preference rose 4 Bordeaux fell 4. Waterworks.—West Middlesex: rose 1. Miscellaneous.—English Crown Spelter rose g; Vickers, Son, and Company, 3 Surrey Com- mercial lhck, 1 Mauritius Land Credit and Agency, 4 International Financial, it. Hudson's Bay leil £ Canada Nortli West Land, a River Plate Trust Loan and Agency, i; Anglo- American Brash Light, The rzites telegraphed from the East were :— Bombay Telegraphic Transfers, Is 6gd Calcutta do., Is 6 3-16(1; llong Kong 4 months bills, 3s 4d; Shanghai do., 4s 8d. Indian Exchanges were quoted:—Bank Bills, sixty day, Is 6 3-16,1 thirty days, Is 63d and demand, Is 6 5 16d. Private bills, 60 days, Is S3J 1 20 days, Is 6d demand, Is 6 3-16d. Rupee Paper 4 per Cents., 74 to 74 £ do. 4^ per Cents., 75i to 75j. Silver is quiet. Bars, 47id Mexican dollars, 47 13-16d. c, Changes in-bank returns- INCREASES. Circulation £ 398,165 Government Securities 399,938 DECREASES. Vub ie Deposits £ 215,145 Otner Deposits 538 931 Other Securities 402!506 »ul"°" 363,024 £ es<- 33,500 Reserve 765,189 1 ha total amount of bills and cheques which passed through the bankers' clearing house durincr the week ended December 2nd was £ 138,758,000° aud £ 125,565,000 last year.
ILATEST -markets.I
I LATEST markets. CORN. blltMl.Nr.HAM Thursday.—This day's market was |ciy ijuifet, with Out little demand, but holders of English and foreign wheat were not disposed to take ,1 'aan Ust week'-i prices btUSTOL, re was a moderate supply ot biigush wheat, which sold at last week's prices, roieign wheat in tail demand, at 6tl per ^r. decline. Ltiley malntaine previous rates. Maize more pressed "a'3 ;uul prices unaltered. Oats, with fre-sb arrivals, arc dull, tit previous rates. Rain. CAT I: LL. LONDON, Thursday-—There was a larsje supply of o.easts, but choice quality was scarce, aud trade slow. Ue iieei-) market was nuiet best quality lirm. Calves "tit?™- Small pig; dearer. Milch cows quoted £15 to £ 2d each. Beei, os 4d to 5s Od mutton, 4s 2d to as 61I; veal, 3^od to 5s pork, 2s loci to 4s 4d. Beasts, '30; sheep, 1,510; calve^, 13-j lucludma foreign, leasts, 360. BlRMt.NUH.VM, Thursday.—At this market beef sold 5d co 6I, few 7d inuttou, 6d to 8d veal, □«'. to t jd per Ib baeon pigs, 7, to 7s 6d per score sows, 03 "O 6s od porkers, 3s 4d to 3s 9d. BRISTOL, Thursday.—Large supply of beef, but cuietjy of indifferent quality- Best made 65s per cwt inferior, 56s to 60s. Moderate show <,f sheep. Best jvethers, 7u per H> ewes, 3jd to 6d. There were 13,000 store cattle iu the market, but only the best lots sold readily at late rate- Tnere were al.-o 400 pigs, *mcn sold at 7s 9tl per score for bacon pi^s and 9s ul tû 9 911 fur pUTkc;" uao SIE.VT. LONDON, Thursday.—Moderate supplies on sale, and tntue better for beef aud mutton at imnroved rates. 3s to 4 s 6d; prime Scotch do, 4s 6d to 4s 3d; "Button, 3s to 4s lOd veal, 3s to 4s 6 I ■ lar"; pork & to 4s small do, -is to 4s 4d per 8 lbs. PRODUCE. .L LONDON, Lr-,he market to-day was generally hrm, and prices were fully 3d dearer; beet- root (pioted at 15s 3id December 15s 3d January. American granulated, 19s 3d <_>u the spot sellers. Coffee sales, principally South American, went at about steady Prices. Tea—Congous realised 7;fd to 94tl common yery tirm to Id dearer on the week other kindssteady. ";ce unaitereil. Cotton market without material cna;ige. Jute very quiet. l'allow~V C sold at 35s 011 the spot Turpentine, 27s 9d. LIVERPOOL, l'luirsday.—■Sugar ikm at full prices to od advance 011 the wees 0' hogsheads of Barbatloes ■'>o.d at las 9d to I63 6d H.OOO bags of Peru grainy, ''s6d; concrete, 12*; Chancaca, lis 3d to lis 6d; beet Vfcry firm, December, 15s od sellers. Coffee, cocoa, rice unchanged. Linseed dull. Castor oil, 34d. Hemp—2: bales of Bombay at auction sold at £ 16 5s. Petroleum, rosin, and turpentine unchanged. Nitrate unchanged, aiul idle. BITTTElt. j., L'ORK, Thursday—Ordinary Firsts, 122s; seconds, i thirds, 55s fourths, 39s Kegs— seconds, 79 thirds, 60s fourths, 35. Mild cured brkins—sapernn-, 146s hue mild, 120s mild, 69s. yitto kegs, —. In market—730 firkins 40 mild, 16 \:g-s. s;;GAR CLASGOW, Thursilay.—Good business at stiff prices to od advance. The official report states Good to od advance. The official report states Good o^isiness at full prices to 31 advance. TI.VV AND STRAW, t Thursday.—Moderate suppiie3 011 offer, and rade slow at the annexed prices Inferior to good 60s to 70s; best ditto, 75s to 83s inferior to good clover, 70s to 8os; b jst ditto, 90s to lobs Hraw, 28s to 37 s per IoLLil. WOOL. BRADFORD, Tilur.,day.-Tli" re is moderately good CI)nsulllptive demand for finer descriptions of English Wool, but continue much neglected. Ile, KLe., quite linH, imt without any marked har- •ening terrlency. In yarns for export there is a fair "iquirytor two-folds, and spiunei.j are asking for -a 'n-, a(^vai";e. Single yarns neglected but steady. e Piece trade is improving. lIliTALS. lIliTALS. Ch;K>'u>0N' Thursday.—Copper dull; good ordinary to i'n 5 ioi'' at 5s t<) £ 41 15S CJ,.sh £ 42 15s -po?"0s three months, hn strong; straits sold at A,0* T° £ 94 2s 6d ca-sa; £ a4 15,S three months; JtMan, £ 93 15s to £ 94 & 6d. F.n-iish ingots, £ 97. 5< t« JL £ 14 17s 6,1 to £ lb'- Lea'l~soit Spanish, £ 12 silver £ 5 7s od. Scotch p:;1, iron, 42s 8d cash. Quick- was'"HStl0W' ThurstUo.—ihe pig-iron market to-day «t 49 ,• a moderate business transacted to 4 -'s 8id cash also at 42s Od to 42s lid 1QM "10,1ti| Closing—buyers, 42s 84a oash, and 42s °"e month sellers, id more.
__JS°UTH WALES TIDE TABLE
__JS°UTH WALES TIDE TABLE Noy CARDIFF." SWANSEA.! NEWPORT. » Evn. Mgt- Mor" Kvn-;HSt- Mov. Evn. Hgt. 040 1 1823 3 0 2326 3 0 53 1 3i 18 3 9 iv 7 v7 2 38 23 8 0 59 1 40 2o 10 2 10 2 aL 1 r ;J « 14 3 46 29 9 2 16 2 8. & o 2 1 3 zo 3 t: 7 4 l-j, -1 0331 6 Z il? 13 a Jo152 6 4 17 4 42!-9 5 5 25 5 51 32 10 1 v 5 £ 0 2 5 7 0 30129 lo 6 16 6 33:33 7 $ £ M7 7 6! 33 6 5 5 1 6 10|30 1 7 » 7 19:33 11 "••r' J 7 ^4|33 7 6 26: _6 47|30 0 7 33 7 57; 34. 0 Princo ot W* Aiexaiiara Dk
LOCAL CHARTEilTNG TRANsTcTIONri.
LOCAL CHARTEilTNG TRANsTcTIONri. —The following charters tor steamers I. J1?' been signed ;—Outwards, coal—Cardilf to r.i,rf,' i, Cardiff to Gibraltar, 7s 3d, good terms if v' ardilf to Naples, 9s 9d Cardiff to Corfu, lus Newport to Marseilles, 124 francs.
, WRECKS AND OASUALITIES.
WRECKS AND OASUALITIES. S-ECIKL TBLEOBAM3 FllOlf LLOYD S AGKNTd. 'Fhe Pr- The PriUcess Royal was lost ten miles outside Bard- T bp j^tiirday. Crew lauded at Abersoch. at th» Drina, of and from Swansea, has arrived machinery Ban!c' Portsmouth, with slight defect to h,lh-^ritisil SWP Cdston, from London for Calcutta, ..j..?: n„r,ne'' to lravesend with loss of anchor and caain and w.ndlass ,lamaged.. Tv.rt ue<llIler W'ih'nd lia.s arrived at Portland and re- "« haa steamer Raleigh's Cross, of 170 lniiL m,t°w on the 30th ult. with rudder gone, Th I of ^e Lizard. Hull sloop Paquet Marie, from Rudkjobing for 'r1 acargo of barley, his put into Christian- mii.r.i f ,i" wicli pumps choked. She has been ordered to discharge. nowt,UOo"er K.iglaud's Rose, from shields, arrived «•«««* I'hp \r-f steamer ott Op-ics.. ;„r vi,-l 'Irora Rochester for Newcastle, was towed -r* with loss of S dls and other damage, ■in.l^.nir k i 0iit ^*°- 3, of Liverpool, was run down + \Lp- ytae steamer Londoner, near the mouth of lost ui"'V • lh Lewis> the pilot, was nf ^iway, from A'oerystwith with a, quantity oi bean., on b.iard, is wrecked. ^h^ife1?6' J" Llewellyn, of Aberystwith, is ffSSTSSJf- Cr.w^oJ, She bad a qiuucity Tllp- bat-qu l'HOM our: OWS BKPORTKR. [ el IzL linel toe-lla"y DougUw, ia coming up the entrance «■ ™ an(,he Car(l;ft docks on Thursday, took the to"- survey a^erward^ placed on tho gridiron .SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. \V^therLESeln»I?HTHOl,SE« Tii,ii-s(iay.-Nvitld s light. S ,^liy- Sea in .derate. i'a,jed Jiatl- Prii^ n? Cardiff: Celt, of Liverpool; of Penzance. Passed »K«c— bvecu-t-i "ole, of Newport Bristol Citv Line ,C" or^ ek City. «'f -Bristol. Put in-blrquen- cin0 On.e Liauch, of Belfast. LUNDY SIGNAL STATION. -SW, moderate in morn- f: J 8»'«- Weather haay. Sea rough. (,t Wrtvt w* .ia^llr Panned Jticust—steamer :Y<;iies, Hartlepool a barque flying the British 3.S,n. «*t—ohe oi the Commercial Steam- ;iiip Go ii y Sieaciers one of -Morel's steamers. or LOCAL VESSELS. (,,reys coaled, and proceeliell £u" 1, nd Uaroaue ieft Bordeaux for Cardiff 2nd a-eria arvd Irouville from Cardiff 3rd ['do .dorgii"w .piissed Dover for Antwerp 3rd so Doiiats passe t Catnevine's Point, from Du kerque for Cardiff ^ud 1 Jairo leiVJaifc.: or.UuU 1st Has tan l-t for Bilbao 3rd ► ectis arvd x.otncster iroin Sunderland 3rd 3ronisgrovo i^tt south .inpto,, for Newport 2nd i N w llkuisoa left hnth ior Cardiff 3rd North Devon arvd Newport 3rd Vbertawe leit Newport for Venice 3rd LATEST ARRIVALS IN PENARTH ROADS CARDIFF, Thursday.— Senator ss, 373, light John Medley, oa, Sl'anl1' • 65, granito; Wish, 89, oats. C AHL)IFF—ARRIVALS. ROAXII Basin—Dec. O. Shagbrook ss, 798, London, light. B Maurice ss,iiiJ, sharpness, light. Rokeby ss, ;o3, Draiiimeii, boards. Athabasca ss, 1615, Hull, -Ighc. xiuui »s, 7W, Lonuon, light. Midas ss, 1311, lluil, light. Adoiir ss, lo'i oreat, light. Beneficent ss, W35, Antwerp, lisp" 'J^'sey ss, 10o5, Sharpness, light. CAST BLTI-: IOCK. —Uec. o, —' urneria, 12ji, Liverpool, ^llasc. J R Iluiue ss, ibf, Lonuou> Uj-ht. Norali ss, jtra, lirenien, ligut-' ,_rl,1 ul> Li4, Dundaik, oats, yptonss, 494, LimencK, fiJUi^ Ascupart ss, 839, Lon- pn' light, clematis ss, 163, llonBeur, light. Royal eorge, 1459J Rotterdam, ballast. Benefactor ss, 64b, \v-~rqUBl ballast. 7 Es't'BUTE DOCK—Dec. t.- Cauwgan, 63, Aberay- jj, '0u, £ ii- Mary Hounseh, 14o, Youghal, pitwood, van 81- Corunua, pitwood. Kate, 70, Dungar- Rei'iJnl 7^,01'" ^a- I'1-121' ss> 187, Wexford, light. iritwnro3' a6' I10' oaC:j; 9USe ss, 441, Boi'deaux, Jane Rn i .^rgaret, 35, v.ateriord, ballast. Francis feiTv' oats. Kitty Darling, 57, Porta- Glel^lg'0^- M,Y0USto!' pittt'ood. ter, bumc ore £ yI ballot. Mystery, 41, Giouces- pij ci-z-Dec. 3.-Dai-Y A-lt)rris ss, 973, Ham- burg, li, General Chanzy ss, 912, st N'azaire, light. TLOVTH P Havre B^ufv1:s'~Dec- ss, Charles, Del', .J.óurbiton 8:>, Dunbal", Rouen. Monte Rosa LAbi BUTE Dock—Dec. 2.—Valkyrien, Steen, CluTsciaiiia. Holman, Chapman, Fowey. Ben- ac,e C;ibi-altar Aunis as, Deaumas, Roche- xoit. Redhiook, \Vilham8, St Nazaire. St Decumans ss, Bedais, Li i „ \ater. Calypso ss, Thomas, Bor- deaux. Pieaseji as, Scott, Teueriffe. William and Martha, Rowles, Liulgwater. Ben Nevis ss, Stewart, Zanzibar. Dec. 3.-River Clyde ss, Davies, Gibraltar. Rive de Gier ss, Fianne, Loucan. Galdames ss, Browu, st Malo. Condor, JacKson, Gloucester. Edith, James, e.Ili, Gloucester. Nellie ss, Douthwaite, Geno.i. VvivST Bcxii DOCK.—Dec. 2.— Mirta, Lennide, St. Nazaire. London, Dman, Waterford. Flerence, Biiikbi*, Plymouth. Lafiowda, Harvey, Penzance. Albatross, Churchill. Bristol, si* Brothers, Smith, iliallinacurra. South Glen, Howardsen, Buenos Ayres. Friendship, Evans, Plymouth. Samuel, Stevens, Redon. Albion, Candlisb, Belfast, sunbeam, Nurse, Par. Regina Coed, Mahe, Pouligueu. Mixte II, Luigi, Arcachon. Jeaunie, Vivier, st Pierre. LOll, Hillman, Bridgwater. ENTERED OU r\VARDS- Dec. 3. St Nazaire, Hettie ss, B, 542, Stephenson, M Angel Odessa, Mennythorpe ss, B, 939, Hardy, Wilson & Co Genoa i r Leghorn, Clematis ss, D, 7o9, Owen, Fisher, Renwick A Co Cagi iti-i, Benefactor ss, R, 646, Duncan & Co I Bombay, Athabasc t ss, B, 1645, George, Cory Bros Demerara and Berbice, ltuni ss, B, 779, Cory Bros Gibraltar, Jersey ss. B, 1055, Dun.stan, Morel Bros Gibraltar, Jersey ss. B, 1055, Dun.stan, Morel Bros Tonnay, Cliarente, Durley SS, B, 700, Riorden, Powley, Thomas & Co Havre, King Ermyn ss, B, 697, Hughes, Hacquoil Bros Genoa, Ascupart ss, B, 857, Hardy, Wilson t Co Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso, Senator ss, B, 373, Wat. son, Powley, Thomas & Co Paimpol, Emma Jane, B, 51, Le Gros, Morel Bros St Nazaire, Geneial Chanzy SS, F, 912, Gueret So Nazaire, Jules Chagotss, F, 844, Gueret Dayoune, Aduur S, F, 789. Laine. Gueret Trinidad, CruzeiroJ F, 263, Le Maistre, Duncan & Co Jersey, Regina, G, 54, Courtman, Morel Bros CLEAR CO—Deo. 3. Jeddah and Persian Gulf, Gorgi ss, B, 10C0 coal, 1000 general ,¡ Jersey. Regina, B, 95 coal Malta, GwendoiiiK- ss, b, 1800 coal Bombay, Ro al George, B, 207C coal, 58 coke St Vincent, Gle;, Grant, B, 131)0 coal Havre, King Krmyn ss, B, 1^70 coal Paimpol, Emma Jane, B, 10 co"- 75 p fuel Demerara and Beroice, ltuni ss, B. 100 p fuel Gibraltar. Jersey ss,B, 165C, coal Genoa, Coningsby ss. B, ISO.; coal St Nazaire, Earl of Roseberv ss, B, 1463 coal st Servan, Activity s, B, 1200 coal Wong Kong, Freji, Dell, 530 coal St Nazaire, General Chanzy ss, F, 1800 coal St Xazriire, Jules Chagot ss, F, 1550 coal Biyonne, Aiiour ss, F, 1450 coal Valparaiso, Lepanto, 1)", 1351 coal Capetown, Gmseppu Emanuel, ly, 2i7 coal Buenos A.)res, Rosa C, ly, 98: coal Coquimbo, Tahiti, and Columbia River, Olive, Ger, 300 colt!, WO cjke, 25 bricks IMPORTS—Dec. 3. Drammen, Rokeby ss, 3è)1I standards boards, Alexander Aberayron, Cadw^an, ,5 oats, order Youghal, Mary Hounsell, 150 pitwood, order Corunna, Bretonne, L0 pitwood, Manzanos Dundaik, irisli Girl, 2143 bus oats, Spilier Dungarvan, Kate, 80 pitwood, Tellefsen, Wills & Co New iio-s, Reliance, 124 oaLs. urder Bordeaux, Ouse ss, 700 pitwood, s:mkin Limerick, Francis Jaue, 125 oats, Spills it Co Poriaferry, Kit tie Darling, 94 potatoes, England Voughal, Nameless, 14i; pitwood, Tellefsen, Wilis £ Co Gloucester. Mystery, 93 burnt ore, Tennant Bilbao, llectie sb, 1220 iron ore, Dowiais Cu Calcutta, Dundrenu-in. 58,97d cwts wheat, Spiller & Co Bordeaux, Gleiidochart ss, 1280 loads pitwood, Simkin NEWPORT. ENTERED OL'TWARBS—Dec. A. Venice, Foedrehmuet s.s, Nwy, lo34,Watts, Ward Co Ihvre, Lady Mostyn ss, B, 4u7, Filleul & Co Genoa, Michele Picasso, 1)', 4j9, D Conta Venice, Abertawe ss, B, 916, Jones, Heard & Co Rochefort, Uadyr ss, B, 73i, J Cory & Sons Alexandria, Jyllaud -s, Den, 911, J Cory & Sons Bordeaix, Rosalind ss, B, 4l7, J Cory ifc Sons Concarneau, Notre Dauie de Beleau, F, 77, Uudd & Co Barcelyna, Febrero ss, Spn, ::Jaô,:rapon & Co CLEARED—Wee, 3. Concarneau, Notre Dame de Beleau, F, 1.30 coal Caen, Will liinue ss, Br42J coal Dakar, Union, Uer, 544 coal Havre, Lady Mostyn ss, 15, 900 coal Pan ana, Tros, Nwy, 838 co il Venice, Aueriawe ss. H, 1503 coal Martinique, Schweigaard, WY. 337 coal ROMio, British Empire, U, 7'/J coal Rochefort, Radyr ss, B, 1300 coal Cape de Venls, Atlantic, Ger, 310 coal IMPORT'S—Dec. 3. Bordeaux, Thus Coats st, 1000 pitwood, Beynon & Co Bordeaux, Thus Coats st, 1000 pitwood, Beynon & Co LLAxS ELLY. CLEARED—Dec. 3. Caen, Ananda ss, B, 4u5 coai Dieppe. Cari-uii Park ss, B, 493 coal Newry, Clanrye ss, B, 260 coal Liverpool, (Jdea ss, B, general Liverpool, Burry S, B, general NEATH AND BRITON FERRY. ENTERED OUTWAIWS-Dec, 3. Trouville, Delabole ss, B, 245" Lealy, W S Phillips l.en, Acta ss, F, 565, Auffrct, Cwmamau Coal Co CLEARED—Dec. 3. Caen, Actit ss, F, 950 coal Trouville, Delabole ss, 1>, 450 coal Charlestown, Nell, B, 160 coztl, Dvnevor Coal Co I. j POIZT:S- Dec. 3. Bristol, Return, 150 pig iron, G H Davey SWiiu8t:a, .Minerva, 120 copper ore, Cape Copper Co Swansea, Friendship, 100 copper ore, Cape Copper Co
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CONSISTENCY.—As the whole matter ii sub judice, it is prudent to be, for the present, silent. A VICTIM.—The matter is still pending, so that your letter is premature. Miss JE N'N We shall make inquiries. A lcæpt the pent aud allow the tenant- to remain iu possession after the expiry of your notice is equivalent to cancelling the notice. There is nothing illegal in accepting rent which is due.
2.1R JOHN T. D. LLEWELYN'S…
2.1R JOHN T. D. LLEWELYN'S AGENT AT TONYREEAIL. TO TILE KUITOK. Sip,-Tlie following statement appears in the South Wales Daily Neics of to-day :— "lr Diliwyu Llewelyn's agent—so the gentle- man was described—wetic to the place in style in the morning, and created consternation by inter- ference with the Liberal placards. An exasper- ated throng were about to throw tb,) usual •electioneering' u>i<sil*»s at him, but were happily persuaded tu de.>Ïst." Permit me to state through the same cliauuel that the statement is absolutely untrue. I did not see any Liberal placards, much less interfere with fliein. I was a short time at Mr Llewelyn's coiiiinittee-room, and whilst there a crowd of boys and young men gathered in front, yelling and howling like wolves and hyenas. They tore down Mr Llewelyn's bills, and would have done me personal injury if I had not appealed to a member of Mr Williams's committee to accompany me to the hotel.—I am, D. TUDOR EVANS. Dec. 3.
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THE POLITICAL REJOICINGS AT MILE Of ID HAVEN. TO THE EDITOR. SIR,—The report in the. V/estera Mail of to-day under the above heading is so misrepresented that I consider it my duty to ask you, in justice to me as a resident magistrate here, to lay before the public what actually took place on Monday even- ing last. -The Liberal committee, naturally elated at the large majority obtained by our former member, Mr Allen, Q.C., decided to go round the town in a procession, headed by a band and torches, as has been customary on former "occa- sions. Seeing their determination, I, as their chairrtian, addressed tiiem in the afternoon, and said if they carried out this plan, perfect good order and temper must be preserved, and on this condition alone I would accompany them. At the last moment, before the procession started from the Masonic Hall, I again urged the same thing, saying Mr Allen now represented both sides, and trusted that cheers would be given for our late opponents as well :>s supporters. My suggestions were fully followed, and perfect good order prevailed through Hamilton-terrace. The next part of our route, as usual, was over Victoria-bridge to Hakin, the "stronghold of Conservatism," as I now learn for the tirst time, when, to my utter astonishment, a furious attack was here made on us by an organised band with sticks and stones, which surprised us greatly, happeniug as it did on a narrow wooden bridge. I should here state that our procession was headed by boys carrying torches, fol- lowed by the Band of Hope Drum and Fife Band. Immediately before the attack commenced we found that ropes had been tied across the bridge to entangle our feet. Seeing the great danger to life which might result from so many women and children being present, [ rushed forward and faced our assailants, and was struck by the foremost man named Scotton (a. pensioner) and another man well known to several witnesses. A murderous blow aimed at me by the first man was warded oif my head by some one beside me anil struck my leg. The crowd now recovering from their surprise rushed io my assistance, and became so enraged at suell an unjustifiable and cowardly attack that they very quickly scattered these worthy champions of ortier." Ail escaped except Scotton, who in the melee succeeded in getting into a niche or recess between the walls of two houses, wiiere I protected him with the greatest difficulty from the consequence of his bad con- duct, otherwise the result to him would have been serious. Sergeant Evans now appeared on the scene, and I called upon him to assist in pro- tecting Scotton, and under whose care I left him. I t::en went forward to the front of the procession to entreat them to return to Milford. When arranging this, we were assailed by a violent shower of stones and bricks (thrown by parties concealed by darkness in an adjoining field) which cut open several heads around me, and 1 was myself struck to the ground, being for some time partially insensible. This unmanly and cowardly attack on a peaceable and orderly pro- cession naturally infuriated the Liberals, and strong attempts were again made by some to get at Scotton, who was at this time gallantly pro- tected by Sergeant Evans. On my recovety from the blows I received I repeated my urgent requests to the procession that if they had any respect for their chairman they would return to Milford, which they finally did, as I wished to prevent any fur- ther encounter or disturbance whatever. These are the plain truthtul facts, and I leave it to the public to judge whether the correspon- dent of the Western, Mail is justified in charging me with leading a band of roughs to annoy and maltreat their political opponents. Truly the sturdy and courageous band of Torieswho defended their Hakin soil ha.v not much to congratulate themselves on. I entirely exonerate the Milford Conservatives from any complicity in theuniustifiable attack made on us.—lam, &c., G. GRIFFTHS, J.P. Countv of Pembroke and Chairman Liberal Committee. Milford House, Milford Haven, Dec. 2, 1885.
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I, SANDOWN PARK DECEMBER ME t<;T Ii\" G, saNDVWN PARK, THURSDAY. A SELLING STEEPLECHASE of 100 guineas; weight for age, with selling all About two miles. Mr Yates's School Girl, aged 12st Oli) Sensier 1 ll Stone's Standard, aged 12st Hunt 2 Mr l' ate8's Superfine, 4y lCst lllb Porter 3 Botanist (Lut,) and Gunhiida (Nolan) also ran. Bettiu-J to 2 .igst -school Girl, 3 to 1 agst Standard, 1^0 to 3U agst Gunhiida, 4 to 1 agst Botanist, and 9 Lv 2 agst School Girl made the running from Standard and G è!nililda, with Botanist bringing up the rear, until reaching the pay gate fence, where Standard drew tc the front, School Girl and Gunhiida lying close up until three fences from home. Here Gunhiida and Botanist fell, and School Girl, heading Standard again before reaching the last obstacle, won by filteen lengths a bad third. The winner was bought in for 13: guineas, standard was sold to Captain Childs for 40 guinea-. The CLARENDON HUNTERS' FLAT RACE of 150 sovs weight for age, with penalties and allowances. Two miles. Mr Fowler's Bloodstone, 4y 12st bib i Mr Villar 1 Mr H. Hail's Lady Mundeii, 5y 12st 101b Mr Abington 2 Capt. Middleton's Pattern, 5y 12st 51b Owner 3 Maid oi the Mill Ph D. Thirlweli) and Agricola (Ir Barclay) also ran. Bettiiig-i I to 10 oil Bloodstone, 3 to lagst Lady Munden, 11 to 2 agst Agricola, 8 to 1 agst Pattern, and 10 to 1 agst Maid of the Mill. Lady Munden cut out the work from Agricola and Pattern, with Bloodstone lying next, to the five furlong po-t, where the last-named closed with Lady !llundell, and drawing a way half-way up the straight won easily by four leujuiis a head divided the second and third. Maid vi the Miil was last. The PRINCE OF WALES'S STEEPLECHASE (han. dicap/ 01 159 sovs, by subscription of 5 sovs each for non-starters, starters will be charged no subscrip- tion winners extra. About three miles, 10 subs. Capt. Vere-Smith's King Archibong, by 10st 911J T. Skelton 1 M. Bewicko's Red Hussar, aged list 31b Owner 2 Prince ltallzi will's Adare,a list 31b..MrW 11.Moore 3 War Cry (Mi Ji, Beasley) Esk (Page), and Olanteigli (sensier) a13'J rail. C'ttillg-5:;0 2 agst Adare, 100 to 050 each agst Red Hussar and King Archibonii', 5 to 1 agst Wat Cry, 6 to 1 agst Olanteigli, and 16 to I agst i-sk. War Cry made the running from Adare and King Archibong, then followed Olanteigli and Esk, witn Ked Hussar lying last to the first fence, where War Cry and King Archibong fell. They were, however, quickly righted, and went on some distance in the rear. Oiantei:J now settled down with a long lead of Adare and Red lJ u-s,u, and in this ordei they ran to the stand, oil passing which Olanteigli was still in posses- sion oi a longiead of Adare, while Kill Archibong atitt War Cry, who had made up their ¡!;ruulIg, went on next At the bottom turn Olanteigli and Adare began IO hold out signs of distrets, and lted Hussar and King ,rc\JilJoll_, singling themselves out between the iast two itnoes, ran a bumping race home, which ended 1I1 favoui of K'ng Archibong by a neck; a bad third. War Cry was fourth, and Esk last. An objection to King Archibong on the ground of a cannon and jostle was overruled. The DECEMBER MAIDEN HURDLE RACE of 200 S-JVS, by subscription of 3 sovs each, for horses that have lie er NVIIII a hurdle race value su sovs before entry weight for age winners extra. Two miles, over eight lutrdies. Mi J. Nigar.ii,gail's Lady Winifred, 3y lOst 91b W. Nigli' ingtill 1 :.1r Jack, 3y lOst 91b Mr 11. Beaslev 2 Mr L. Lie Rothschild's Ka8aS8iJJ, 3y list 51b Mr D, Thirlweli 3 Monsieur (Dulfiti) aud Kininont Willie (J. Jones) also ran. Bettiug-13 to 8 agst Kassassin, 7 to 4 agst Jick, 6 to 1 agst Lady Winifred, aud 10 to 1 agst any other. Lady Winifred cut out the work from Monsieur, with KAssassin going on next, to tne second flight of hurdles, woere the last-named took second place aud followed Lady Winifred until half-way up the straight. Here Jack came through, but he could not quite reach Laoy Winifred and was beaten, after an exciting race, by a neck; a bad third. Kinmont Willie was last. The FLMBRIDGE HUIWLB RACE of 105 sovs weight fur age Winner to be sold for 100 sovs. Two miles, over emht hurdles. Mr 1), Baud's JIan of War, by 12st 31b G. Lowe 1 Mr J. Nightiiuall's Conundrum, 5y 12st 31b W. Nightingall 2 Baron Tepper Laski's Revoke, 4y list 121b Mr W, H. Moore 3 Jovial (Sensier), Time Test (lr Waller), Madame Neruda IMr W. li. Joiiistono), and Lauraline (Page) also ran. netting—15 to 8 agst Conundrum, 5 to i 4;t Man of War, 4 to 1 agst Madame Neruda, 100 to 12 agst Revoke, 10 to 1 agst Jovial, 12 to 1 agst Time Test, and 2u to 1 agst Lauraline. Revoke, at a blow pace, made the running (rem Madame Neruda and Jovial, with Man ot War bringing up tiie rear, to the stand. Here Madame Neruda drew to the trout, Revoke, Conundrum, and Lauraline following in the order named until three furlongs from home, l'he lot here took close order, but before reach- ing the last flight of hurdles Conundrum took up the running. In the last few strides Wan oijWar headed Conundrum and won rather easily by a head a bail third. Lauraline was fourth, Jovial liftli, and Madame Neurda last. The winner was sold to Mr W. Gardiner for 170 guineas. The TALLY-HO HUNTERS HURDLE RACE of 105 sovs weight for age, with penalties aud allowances. Two miles, over eigut hurdles. Mr J. 1\ i;htingall's Northampton, 4y list W, Nightingall 1 Mr Barclay's Playful, 5y 12st lib.Mr W.H.Moore 2 Lord Savernake's Bringari, aged lilst lib .Hale 3 Oscillation (Page), Burnouse (Mr E. M. Owen), and Priory Road (Mr U, Thirlweli) aUo ran, j. to 1 nprat Northampton, 3 to 1 agst Pnory Huad, 4 LiJ 1 each agst Playrui and Bringari, and 10 to 1 agst any other. Prioi-y R-w. JLt out¡ tiiu work from iiring-ai-i, with Burnouse and Northampton lying next, to Ill.. toy turn, wiiere Burnouse "rew to the front, Northamp- ton. Bringari, and Playful following in the order named until half a mile from home. Here Burnouse bolted and Northampton, taking the lead at tliii point, made the remainder of the running and won by naif a length a bad third. Priory loall was fourth LATEST COURSE BETTING. THE DERBY. tOO to 100 agst Saraband (t) buo to 5 Murdoch (t) TO-DAY'S RACING. ORDER OF RUNNING.— Pelhani Steeplechase, 12.30; Selling Hurdle, 1 Grand Annu il Hurdle, 1.30 Sell- ing Handicap Steeplechase,il5 Long Ditton Hunters, 2.40 Ladies' Plate, 3.15. ENTRIES. LONG DITTON HUNTERS' HURDLE RACE.—Sutton (3.), My Girl kit), Petunia, Shellfish, Oscillation, Gargoyle, and Gamecock, by Rattle lqy;;), each te be sold for ±lo0. SELLIMI HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. ys st lo I ys st Ib School Girl a 12 /) Modjeska 6 11 8 Standard a 12 2 Gunhiida 4 11 7 Lowland Duke a 12 0 Golden Pippen a 11 4 First Choice. a 11 12 | Superfine 4 11 4 Sc i:ATCitlNGs-Pelhaiii steeplechase — Navy Blue, Lassie geiuing, Popkins filly, and Oscillation. Priory Hunters—Oscillation, Navy Blue, and Lassie gelding. ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS.—I he following additional horses have arrivc(i -Phantom, Gerona, Redciytfe, Monolith, Spectrum, Scorn, Red Hussar, Lowland Duke, Hornpipe, Oscillation, Esk, Pattern, Priory Road, Pennant, Agricola, Kinmont Willie, Catacomb, Spring Flower, Fair Reciuse, Liuaria, Marias, Kassas- sin, Lady Winifred, Northampton, Hedgehog, Maid of the Mill, Petunia, Scar, Burnouse, First Choice, Modjeska, Golden Pippin, My Girl, Sultan, Gargyie, ShelUisli, Gamecock, by Rattl: (4y), and Provence. LEICESTER DECEMBER MEETING. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE LEICESTER HANDI- CAP HURDLE RACE. (Two miles, over eight hurdles. Run Friday, Dec. 11.) y,6 -3t lb- ys st lb Theophrastus a 12 7 ¡ Rcdclyffe 5 11 4 Bolero 5 12 1 Sophist 6 10 10 Lioness a 11 lu Rooeitson 5 10 9 Gerona 6 11 10 iVoodman o 10 6 Master Mariner 4 11 8 Gipsycrait 5 10 5 Serge II 4 11 7 Canvas Back 6 10 2 Ivanhoe 5 11 jiecluse 4 lo 2 Philosopher 4 11 4 Monolith 3 10 2 ACCEPTANCES FOlt THE DECEMBER HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. (About two miles and a half. Run Thuisday, Dec. 10.) ys st lb ys st lb Roquefort 6 12 7 Black Prince a 10 11 Frigate 6 12 11 Olanteigli a 10 10 Cortolvin a 12 01 King Archibong 6 10 10 Lioness all u Butte des Mor to 5 10 8 Bolero 5 11 b Marquis of Tavora 5 10 4 Genista a 11 8 Smbad 4 10 4 Red Hussar a 11 4 Unice 4 10 4 Albert ecil a 10 13 Blood Orange 5 10 4 The highest weight accepting being 12st 31b it has been raised to 12st 7lb and the others iu proportion. HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR EN GAGE ME NTS. Nov. 17.—After 5 p.m., Ralph, all engagements. Nov. 30.—At9a.ni., Caiidia mare, Witkham Hurdle Race, Croydon Kilwoith, Prince of Wales's Steeple- chase, S ndowu Park Serge II. and Loch Dim, Croy- don December engctgements; Zeus, Captain, and St. George, Croydon aud Sandown Park engagements at 11.30 a.m., Redciytfe, Grand National Hurdle Race, Croydon. Dec. I -At 9 a.m., Sir Nigel, all engagements in Lord Hastings' name Mystic, Kiss Not, Precis, and Timpanetto, all engagements.
NEVVMARKET NOTES.
NEVVMARKET NOTES. (13V OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT.) NEWMARKET, Thursday.—On the Racecourse side Brown's Beenham, Wassand, Hampton colt, and Lady Superior negotiated six furlongs. Sadler's Tourist and Craig Castle galloped one mile and a half Redskin and Sylvan weut one mile. J. Cannon's Ricotta, Ducat, and Pin Basket galloped tue same distance. Marsh's Bolero and the Rufford Maid gelding covered two miles in the private ground Sinner followed. Bambridge s Golden Pippin and Keepaway galloped two miles over Marsh's steeplechase country West- gate, Capitolinfi, Provence, Cargovle, and Bluecoat Hoy galloped the same distance over hurdles. On the Bury ide, Hayhoe's Aveliue, Prudence, and Beaver galloped one mile. JewitL's Queen Ade- laide, Lord Strathuairn, Ringlet, and Legacy were sent one mile and a quarter Crafton negotiating one mile. Ryan's lvaunoe and Royal Fern went one mile and a quarter Arnuit's Ciiicari did a similar gallop. Jennings's (sen.) Contractor and Lord Moly- neux were sent one mile. Hopper's Stump Orator Lively, ai d Naaman galloped the same distance Glyndou followed. liolcliugs Voisine came nearly two ulijes f. Jennings's, jun,Consigue allel Ville d'Artois going seven furlongs. Manser's Soprano, Highforce, Gloriana, Neva, Bikova, and others negotiated one mile. Jarvis's Cross Keys was sent a similar gallop. The remainder of our teams not mentioned done nothing worth reporting. Left this morning for Sandown Park-CLtticomb Spectrum, and Spring Flower.
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The Racing Calendar" announces that Mr E. Weatherby has reigned the appointment of handi- capper to the Jockey Club, and also personal super- vision of handicaps where Messis WeatherbyV: names appear as handicapptrs. MIDDLKHAM UPINION (MENTOR) SELECTIONS.- Grand, 4, fear 11 Ladies'. 24 Selling, 6.
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The latest novelty is that put forwa.rd by Messrs Brown and Co., stock and share brokers, of Lomlon a.nd Birmingham, and which is based on the plan of a Syndicate, by which the risk of the investor in stocks and shares is strictly limited to the amount of cover deposited, and which need not exceed £1 for every £100 worth of stock taken up. This system will be especially valuable to persons of small means, who are desirous of investing the limited capital at their disposal, but are afraid to venture 011 account of the risk involved. By THE plan adopted by the tirm above mentioned this risk is, they ContcuU, reduced to the very lowest minimum, whilst there is a greater certainty as to the amount of proflt tc be derived, Messrs Brown and Co. have, they state special facilities for keeping their clients well informed of the cluaest market or tape prices, and so fat the Syndicate SYSTEM of investment has met with so much favour FAR clients they are contemplating having a private wjre lai on from London tc Birmingham in oidei IU BE U» TOUEH with all that jces on at the LONDON STOCK Exchange." MESSRS.. BRUWN & ifelegraphio Addres?—" YNDlOA'fl!, BIR, MINGHAM.1, MEcStts h tit) WiS CO.'S 'lelbpuwn* hQ.—24i- MESSRS. JAMES JJUOYVN AND CO., STOCK ANti SHARE BROKERS, MIDL4.NnUfLDINGS No. 11 NEWEST,, !URtt'UNG l! AM 77432 | business ^ttessEs. it ME RICAN "ptRESH j\/(EAT COMPANY. AliERDARE 2C Commercial-place. ABERGAVENNY 2Q, Frogmore-street CARDIFF. 7, Custom Hou^e-sfreet. CARDIFF 35. Clifton-street. CARDIFF 3. Uppei George-street. DOWLAIS 14, Upper Union-stieet. EBBWVALE 1, Ida-place. LLANELLY 2, Stepney-street. MKRTHYR 30, High-street. NEATH 36. Queen-street. NEWPORT 67, Commercial-street. PONTYPRIDD 77, Taff-street. SWANSEA 204. High-street. TREDEGAR LARGEST JgUTCHERS IN THE WORLD. I AMERICAN JpRESH BEEF Is Deliciously Tender. AMERICAN JpRESH BEEF Little Waste in Cooking. ^MERICAN JpRESH JJEE* At Popuiar Prices. NEW ZEALAND JY^UTTON Is Equal to the Best Southuown. NEW ZEALAND MUTTON Is Small in Bone, NEW lgEALAND jyjUTTON And of Fine Flavour. OUR jpRICES • FINEST ROASTS.»D to 7'D per lb. JJUMILY JOINTS.gD to 5D per lb. WHY pAY jyj-ORE? Our MEAT IS pERFECT- SPECIAL: WE IMPORT DIRECT THE CHOICEST NEW ZEALAND IUTTON, And sell same a.t popular prices. This Mutton is strongly recommended by the highest Medical Authorities for its Nutritious Q1tality; It is often asked how it is, when the Live Stock Markets are so depressed, and Farmers complain so bitterly thatJtheir ^yggpj-ealise such low Is per pound. AMERICAN JjlRESH jyjEAT Reply to this is that they will Sell the Choicest Bee; ad Mutton at the undevnoted Low Prices. AMERICAN JjlRESH jyj"EAT QO. Will Sell Good Cuts at 4 D TO 6D PER LB. ^MERICAN jgmESH ^,j[EAT 00. Will Sell Chea.) Cuts at 2D TO gD PER LB. ^JHCERICAN JjlRESH MEAT CO. Guarantee all their Meat to be of the VERY BEST QUALITY. J^MERIOAN FRESH MEAT QOMPANY Have Immense Facilities for procuring the gEST JjElSP, JJCITOS, C.C., AlIq RETAILING SAME AT POPULAR PRICES. A TRIAL RESPECTEULLV SOLICITED. ^MERIOAN FRESH MEAT COMPANY, I ABERDARE 20. Commcrcial,place. ABKRGAVENNY 24, Frogmore-street. CARDIFF 7, Custom House-street. CARDIFF 39, Clifton-street. CARDIFF 3, Upper George-street. DOWLAIS 14, Upper Union-street. EBBW VALE 1, Ida-place. LLANELLY 2, Stepney-street. MHHTHYR 30, High-street. NKATH 36, Queen-street. NEWPORT 07, Commercial-street. PON IYPRIDD 77, Taff-straet. SWANSEA TttBDKGAR,,41, Comuioi-cial-rond. I LAMEST JgUTCHERS IN THE I -yyroi^p. JOHN AWSON, mi 1I1II' MANAGES- I I rp R RE E YEA K S' S Y STEM. rpHREE YEAi<s' gYSTEM jpIANOFORTES BY BHOADWUOD jpiANOFORTES BY COLLARD. jpiANOFORTES BY BRINSMEAD. JL jpiANOFORTES BY NEUMEYEIt jpiANOFORTES BY KIRKMAN. JL pIANOFORTES BY ERARD. AND ALL THE LEADING M.YKLRS, FROM lOs, MONTHLY Until Paid for after which, au Without a;i\ Further Cliarsie whatever, the instrument b?coiiies I the Propeity 01 the Hirer. rHOMPSO AND gllACKFLL QUEEN'S BUILDINGS, CARUIFF rjpHOMPSON AND SHACK ELL, 97 & 98, OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA fjpHOMPSON AND J^H A.CKKLL 113, HIGH-STREET, MERTHYJi; rj-THOMPSON AND UHACK ELL, 35, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT; I ALSO AT GLOUCESTER AND TENBY- THE rjpHREE Years' gYSTEM I Was tirst introduced into South Wales by THOMPSON I ND SIIACKELL upwards oi twe icy \\iars i, -.in ■ which time many thousauds of homes have been ren- dered happy by the possession of a Musical Instrumeat 011 such easy terms. The Monthly Payments aie sc lew that there ueeli be nv house withGut a PIANO, AMERICAN ORGAN, OR HARMONIUM rpHOMPSON AND gHACKELL Are always pleased to send Full Particulars, with Descriptive Pamphlet, Photograph: 0: the Newest S:yie;, ic free by post, ou the application of auy purchaser. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. The most liberal Discount is allcwed to is Buyers and a Iarge number of SECOND-HAND PIANOS ire always in Stock to select froll1 at aiJùut HALE PRICE. rjHHOMPSON AND gH ACK ELL, CARDIFF, SWANSEA. N E WPC RT, MERTJIYR, GLOUCESTER AND TENBY M573 ;t)9e RELIEF FROM CUUGH IN TEX MINUTES RAYMAN'S BALSAM OF HOHE. l1Ul].]), the most certain anti "eed remedy for Asthma Consumption, Bronchitis, CGngh" ]n- fhieiii'.a, Dithcuit Breathing, Spittii"; if Diood, Hooping Cough, Hoarseness, Loss or Voice, &:L. It gives install taneousreiief, and raoidlv ellocts a cure IT HAS A MOST PLEASANT TASTE. T,,{inlùlliab are unnecessary, as ther", i, Marceiy a f.iniiy in south Wales which has not proved its etiicacy. IX THE XL'RSERV It is ii1\'aln¡,ùle,a:; chilliren are itllltioê it, .ni l take it eageriv. immediately it is token eouidiing ce.1. rest- le:>:sn:-j i gone, anti refreshing sie=p tl1Ue: U lady who has once tried it would ever a'lterwards lit with- ont it. :>9;)02 Prepared only by A. liay man, Chemist, Neath; and ov all Chemists rlln: 2, 12ti ,iIl,1 is 3d oar bottle JJ! ROOKE'S ORIENTAL PILLS. Dr. llooKl.'S »R. ROOKE'S; 0lill,viu, I'ni.s. :g> 1 L L S have been oi \u.ud-.A. t \l(. LOOK I, >;u-iuo repuit ioi SKILLS. J.J' !ue aiy ii.ui ,i ecu- 1- i X b ltOOKK sicury_ ajl I L 1. ft jL,y l-nt and aati.ant »- DK. llOOKL >j 1,1 editnie ti.iy ..ie| I P unrivailed. 1-1 y v K. ROOKE's jj > 1 1. L s. 1>«. ROOKE's iA « ^lt. HOOIvfe'sj oni^N.Al PILL-. |t)'LI.V ilu ail casus of indi- -B- « kit UOOkli jj^ f L 1. s "i v«r Cwmpl.iiiits.i J- Dl(. ROOKE s.jjj. lut.y -He ILLS I.■ L- !owea to oe tlie OK. ROOKh StnU5l ethcdcioiis in i tue wuriu, and aavt- 1 g \lt. ROOkt s|meil >V1UI lue | 1 J. J. ft. 111iYrinaOtC success r i ■ 'iii'.diiali.e success r i OK ROtiKK > as |i;is 8 > I L ], a lieiiowned SOLAR'J- r S k'i- tj.l\l,t Foe a |> 1 1- IH. re complete de T r H \1.. KJOJlftSj. o( ihi-ifl) LS. S t o.i an aie see Aim-' n j> l L L s. h f I. jrvll. ROOKEs; iUi i_> 1 L L S. \-i {•••K'.M.ed-bri'A X. |vk. rooke's.^ ^;1; »ye uooke's! ,> ■- =5. j<u. ROOKE'S,lls. !)"■ bookenh^X; | > • V!- j^U. ll.^»KE-j^^0a wilU tVer>'|> « L «• S «wh-E's|>R.~irooicE^~if> ILLS e vli. llOOKK 1 J-LANChT,'ILLS | ft contains pages,I I-' H tli. KOOKE>!aml is <iW adw-ac-e; ILLS y 3 u om j> c 11 ti 1 um of M -Kk. ROOJV K' science »■»«, j L j 3 n ft Jaiioiillation, i.very'i-' a ? h..lI I possess a copy. "K.'i ROOKE*>KalaU •»' l,uUr Mil1d3 ILLS f-v; liOOKKsr'lis "ook- U1B ILLS g B aucuorJ ty- KOOKK,>|nbl'ived :-»HV«dl!!p ILL* g)K. i:OOKK>|^>p 1L LS. .yl ROOKEs|k-» and lhLs}< y"\K. KOOKE'S;KA1'iS lrul» ,ul1 "5""fc ILLS. P 8 IChenu.sts and Pa-1 I k Ii. ROOKE'siteIlt -Medicine Ven- ILLS. | B jdors, or Post Free; | DR. ROOKE'SI11'1 Ur- Rooke, |j], I,«. toearoorou^h, Ku^ m~ jj ) It ROOKE's|ia"('- ILLS. B\R. ROOKE'S'^HERE TO GO. j ] 1, LS. II 1J1;. ItooliLa £ 1? R. ROOKE'si HANDV m-* ILLS H 6 Pociiti-Guioii io J ROOKE'S| 11 t.A L'i'll ANl) a 4 1 1, La 1) iHliAI.TIl KliSTOlllN., U ill. ROOKE'S: PLACiis. ILLS. B J{. KOOK'E'Sis full oi pleasing g-k ILLS. illustrations and; g v ii. itOOKE's|useful information.! s ILLS. _SJr iMay be obtained' g ROOK E"(from Di. Rooke,,j"j ILLS. AJr iScarooroiigh, Eng-' DIt. UOUK. h. sjland, on receipt i, i L L S,- 'UU_ iitnr.y stamp j J_ j )1J. ROOivfc. s ORIENTAL PILLS. ^JROSBY'S BALSAM IC CuUG1! KLIXIil V"^KU5BY'S Y1L1XIU 5~^ROSBY'S "f^HXIR CROSBY'S ELIXIR. V,„ j[2J ts the ouiy un.iv -ub C^ROSBY'S j .tLIXiR stitute lor opiates, -t J Jt-J cotics, squills, Ac.. >o J Jt-J i cotics, squills, Ac.. >o j .iLIXIR. ireijueiitly recommeiide.1 iu 101 COCtiils, Cutl):. J^C. UOSB V'S a"J?LlXIR ^jROSBY'S ELIXIR ELIXIR a.^LIXIlt | is iuvaiuable to liavel- Û lers, Sporlsuieii, liuii- d iROSBY' j ^LIXlR grauts, aud others, wiio Jjj Lave lo encounter expo- t^l'tOSBY'S ■> HXIR aure to ihe nicieuieucy 1 <'J of the weatuoi. | <ROSBY> i^TLIXIR x^ROSBY'S j^LIXIR 5MKOSB\'S -f^LIXIE ^KOsRY'S ELIXIR I Works wonders in /^ROSBY'S jsLIXIR of 1'ul.HONAKV CON- Jji sUMi'TioN, and lias been > ^ROSBY'S j -^I.lXIR used with signal success 8/ »ij ill Asthma Jc liioncliiUs. 1ROSBYS g^LlXIR g iROSBY'S I^LIXIR V.^ lli CROSBY'S ELIXIR g iROSBY's n^LIXIR • Is an almost mlallible /mosuvs i^LIXXK. /JllOSBY'S f^UXlH SSSSXaui. 'Js: CROSBY'S I^LIXIR ^c" d ^ROSBY'S i^LIXIR. IJ J-L IX. ROOKE'S T E ll M O X LA L Ü g ^ROSBY'S | ELIXIR DR.-OOKK,Scarborough, autor of the AiHl- /IROSBY'S tj lLIXIR Lacet." writes as lol- ly 8 ii lc/s I have repeat- 4 ^ROSBY's "f^LlXIR (Jy ooserved how very ly l-L apidly anu invariably it /IROSBY'S subdued Cough, Pain, an/ I, lii I natation of the Chest /IROSBY'S i^LIXIRI cases of Pulmonary G* I) I <j sumption; and 1 !|» tIROSBY'S l^LIXH w'th the greatest u," I jj uence, recommend -CROSBY'S B^HXit «uost valuable auj,t'_ I; 'a" otherwise stieT^ /IROSBY'S 1 SLUR ling treatment r us B j disease." ^ROSBV'S J^IXIR. CROSBY' ELIXlu fuxnt >Wv8 .-Jfuxil. Vy „WI,V, ,v; WboiiSaie V»y J A -*1 rf tLOsLY s i^LIX- l'BY, Cueuiia" SC*(. J^ROSBY'S t^IIXIR ,,0r^Li' b;,ia,and- yy til r J^ROSK'S BALSAMIC COUGH 1.1Ãh.. J Printed and Tublisbed^ hy the DA vn DUNCAN & S Ns, at Hitf>'r- Work; ?t» and 76 st. -vtary-streel. «ul « in th town 'f Csvtutx, ui the cuUaWi oi
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COMMERCIAL SALES. LLEWELLYN & CO., COLLINGDON-ROAD, DOCKS, CARDIFF, JAPANXERS AND GALVANISES*. t i.t,rt OF COAL VASES, TRAVELLING TJ; L', K". MILK CHURNS, TKA "n) COFF. H URNS, CORN AM) FLOUR IIN,, DICED BOXES, ZINC AND GALVANIZED CHlMNKY COWLS, GLASS AND IIORX LANTEKXS, TIX GOODS. Prires 011jipplicaiion. 7c3o9 fy^ESSRS BASS, RATCLIFF, AND GRETTOX (LIMITED), 13 t; R T Ü );.0 N.T REX T, Be. to intimate that they have appointed Messrs THOMAS FORD A Co.. BONDED STORES, WINK, SPIRIT. ,uut ALE MERCHANTS, PIER-STREET, SWAN-EA. their WHOLESALE AGENTS for Swan- e:J. and district, and that a stock of their ales will be kept at wanea for the immediate supply and accom- modation of then- customers generally. 7b221 <>0 SHEEP, -20 IAMBS" FOR THIS WEEK. 0 P KIN S, A Y E FN, CARDIFF. 55944- ALSOP'S FURNITURE 58, BKOADMEAD, BRISTOL. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. It is impossible to produce better desigi led Cabinet Work than is to be found in this h tig9 lIwderllwalluiactory, while the prices are fery considerably less than tirst iNleLropoi itar, houses."—Clifton Chronicle. m°t> 73818
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PRICKS AFTER OFFICIAL HOURS. BRITISH FU-NDS. Itc THURSDAY. "WEDNESDAY Consols, Money 99" 99; xd 99i 99gxd Ditto, Account (Feb.) 99s 99i xd Ite,iilc-i,i 3 per ecilt. 991 994 991 99 New 3 per cents 991 994 991 9 New 24 p«r cents 87i 38i ..87^ 8a xel India, 18»3, 4 p.c K1I4- 102 ..ioij 102 Bank Stock 2?9 301 ..299 301 Metro. Board of Works ..1071 lOOt. ,IOn I08i xd FOltlilUN "ECUILI IVIES. Argentine, IS08,6 p.c.101 106 ..101 103 BraajJia 1871, 5 p.c. S6 98 ..96 98 fcsyptian, 1370 61 61< ..61 612 Egyptian iJnilied, 6 p.c. 64 64< 64^ o4^ J)u. Govt. 5 p.c. Pref. 8o £ 87j 86i 87 Do. State Domain 861 87ixd.. 867 87 xd French Jlentes, 3 p.c 79i 79t 79i 79,1 Do., f)p.c lC7i 107 1 1071 107i Italian 1861, 5 p.c 964 95i 957 95i Japan 7 p.c ■ 112 114 ..112 1!4 Hungarian, 1871, 5 n.c. 98 100 98 100 Hungarian, 1873, 5 p.c ..10n 102 39 101 Hungarian Gold Kentes.. 79 794 79 797 Mexican 19 19 18- 19^ Peruvian, 1'370, 6 pc 154 151 152 151 Pemvian, 1872, .c 10^ ioi 101 11 PortiiKuese, 1B69, 3 p. h6J 464 Q6 461 Russian 1870, 5 p.c c6j 97; %1 97 Itussian.Nicoiai, 4pc 83 85 ..83 85 Russian, 1364, Ansdo- Uatcb 0 p.c 96 98 ..96 98 Russian, 1586, Anglo- Dutch 8 p.c 96 98 96 98 nssiaii, ]cfs71, b p.c 94 95 ..94 85 1372 p.c 934 947 934 24 Russian, 1873, 5 pf.c 93i 93 xd.. 934 93 xd Russian, l«7a. 44p 85 87 ..85 87 Spanish, 3 p.c 52| 53 52 52 .,il,all;sli 2 p.c 42 43 41 43 Turkish, 1865, 5 p c. 12 14 ..12 14 Turkish tCohans) 12 14 ..]2 14 Do. 71, Egyptian Tribute 6fri 66| 66, 67 Do. 1873,6 p.c 12 14 ..12 14 Dc. Treasury, B and C 13 15 13 15 U.S. Funded 4* p. c 1144 1154 ..1144 115i U.Si. B unded 4 p. c 12o 127 ..126 127 HOME RAII.WAiS. Caledonian CousolidatedlOli 1015 1015 10ii Great Eastern 64 64i 63| 64^ Great Northern 1'<S 114 ..113 114 Great Northern A 10^_ 106 ..104 105 Gr«at Western .lo7^ 137J ..137'. 137i Laucashiro and 'Vorlcshiiel08 109 ..1084 109, I.cudon and Brighton .117 119 ..117 119 Do. A 97i 971 98i 984 J.omion,Chatham,A Dover ]5j 19^ 19^ 194 Do. Preference 9li 91 914 92 I.Ondol. k 165 ..16ó" 1/tiiilrm Sth-Western .1274 128^ ..127 128 I:id 72 1 73 Do. t>e*errea 372 371xù.. 37 37 .vietiupoui;a;iConsoi!i{a!-ed lub\ u»6i 1052 Metropolitan District 42 <>2j 42 4?' Midland Consolidated. -29; 130; !30i I North British 'J3J 3; 153S North Staliordiliire 91; S-iJ 91 H2, South- Eastern lis 120 ..118 120 j outh- ICaatem Deferred S6s t'ii S5J 95J iORHlUN AND COLONIAL RAILWAY^ Lombards ;> •{. 11V, iltv Mexican 24 2' Z% 24ilS j»o.8p.c. 1st Preference.. 77 77^ xd". 77 77i xd j Do. o p.c. 2nd Preference 11 lix x<i 17; I7i x iiJ rami Trunk of Canada., lij 11^ ji, ii. iiJ rami Trunk of Canada., lij 11,; ji, ll n?" |st,^9f«re»ce SSJ b<j4 t^lriereace i0> •• or! i i-Kierenco zi 2oi -Is Mi Nuw York, Pennsylvania vt Ohio 1st Most. 'fat. 33i 39 -q; tc. Do. 2ud Mort ij io ii' Do. 3rd More J 5, f Lake Shore & Michigan 39^ 9/ 90J yjf Illinois Ceiitrai Share 14J; ".ni New Vork Ceiu. Snares"w^ 108; "lOjl 10Si New York LaSa Erie >s I Western 2j 2).. 2. 2'), 7j611 ,34, bilic 2ud 6 p.c. ij], Tr 3l' N f.v York Ontario" ]$■ 1/7 l'eim.s>»vania Shares. £ (>* £ 61 56 66i Ohio aad MUsisjipp >4i 24i t h5 ad^iphiaandReadmn' Uj LU iU W abash and St Louis ano 21i | Pitclilt;, IQ P-c 2i k 22i ¡ Ditto Common i,-). 1 i2i TELEGRAPHIC CoM!'AMl.:v Anglo-American, Lim. 31, 32, <5- Direct United States 9* !>i •• 0 Eastern Limited 1U Hi •- 11 <j J 'astern iixten ion I<i4 ;3i BANlvIXG COM PAN U« Consolidated Limited 7 74 -• (i Imperial Ottoman 92 As "i London and County B2j •• -3i London Joint Stock ^9 London aiid Wescinmster. 66 '■>' 67 Standard of S. Africa 37 i ■■ Union of London Si ;'9 '■ -3i National Provinoia 43 4-i «,v u ELECTRIC Lit: H i C(»MKANIi;s Brush ( £ 4 paid) ?- 3> Brush' fully paid ? •• u Uanuuond3 Electric L. >i« ^is •• /is 3u; Telephone Construction.. 10.o U/j lb/6 l&/o DAILY STOCK AN U SHARE LIST. Supplied by Me-srs IHACKKlLAV ic SAYCK Stuck and Share Uroners, 0, DOCK Ciiambers, Cardio R All AY AY'S- t>J.d Pr'ce" 3 31 SUx-k Great Westeni 133 London anu Western.,lt;o loo 166 't Midland 10q 2.9 1302 10 at,- 3 7 7, Stock Rhyni'iey *101 19) 191 10 Do. Shares 1(- ;;3-> 9 10 Do. Neiv f; I5* bO Severn and y,j -,j Stock TalV Vale "lG0 "2 >7 259 xn 0 Do Share lo 25, 25ixn « P^fEUKNTIAL. stoci. Brecon ifc Mer. l8t pre( ig^i 10O 63 0 Stock, Camovian, No. i 4j/ .10Q. 45 5? D°' 2.200" 20 22 Great Western Consol 5 p c. iOJ ,.U9 141 10 leuiDrokedt lenhyo p.c., 1364 10 Stock Kiiymney o per cent (gu<v.) 100 ..126 U& b Per cent, 1661 .100 ..200 2L0 11 7 3 Per cent, 1861 .100 ..1^5 1^7 Wo 5 per cent, 1864 ICO 125 127 6 Per ceut, 1864 ..100 ..1534 lo4i Do 5 per cent, 1367 10J ..124 126 Ðo per cent, 1373 .100 lc.:> J Taff Vale No.; I00 ..262 ^o4 xi 44 per cent 1C0 ..U4 l~o Do opercen 100 ..1^9 30 Do percent "V.VlO .5o •-6 10 Do 4 per cent. Allotments- 7.° Pm nn CUARANTKKD AND ^LEASED, on ■)er(^are> 10 per cent 50 ..127 12- ^0 Colefonl, Mou.,and Usk.'jTp.c 20 254 istock. Dare Y alley, 5 p.c 100 i3 .130 Ely Valley ap.c .100 ..12J Creat Western, 5 p.c. <»uar ..100 ..141 11'3 iieretord, liay, and Brecon ..100 ..103 1-5 j Pref.100 Llarumsa AT le, 5p.c. 100 ..1.^8 130 fctock Llanelly Ry. alKi Dk io j lq« l^.f, Do do A PreferencelO Stock Liailelly Ity. aii,,i Dk, (,)I.ciy. 1.0 11 162 Do do A PreferencelO ?g lOG IUO Do iio B 6 p.c 100 ..loO J?* Penarth Harbour, Dock, & liy 100 ..130 132 Stock boni.&Dorset(BathExtensioii)iOO ..93 lOuxd W ireiens; Valley Railway 10 iu^ i T> DEBENTURE STOCKS. Stock Brecon MerthyrA4p.c 10 .-101 ci..k P° B4p.c 100 73 80 stock, Cambrian A 4% 100 ..101i 102 \r Do* B4 ;;lo J i0J Hereford, Hay, and Brecon o ^Per cent 150 132 1<54 Creac Western 0 ditto 100 ..146 143 ton 4 per cent 100 ..121 ICO Mid-Wales A 4 per cent .100 ..102 104 Rhymney 4 ditto 10j ..io7 109 I Somerset and Dorset, No. i..l0o .123 ioO.d litf Vaie 4 p.c 100 ..112 113 ,q „ BANKS Bristol West of England,Lim. 7.V.. 12i 1J ■10 Glamorganshire, Limited 24.. 2 0 Glamorganshire, Ld., Pref. 24.. 2i 2-i on L°ndon and Provincial, Liui. b 134 Hs 4U National Ban* of Wales, Lim. 10 10 fn Rational Provincial, Lim. 104.. 43 44 00 National Provincial, Lim. 12 494 b0± on North and South Wales, Lim. 10 oii 32^ '0 Swansea (Limited) 7 o* 84 GAS 10 Aberdare 10 11 1 stock Cardiff A 10 per cent 100 ..135 190 » Do. B 8 per cenc 100 ,.14t> 151 Do. C 7 percent 100 ..128 32 2o Do. C 7 per ceut 5 9i 10 ci Llynvi Valley 10 9i 10i stock Newport A, 10 per cent. 100 ..172 176 Do. B, 74 per cent 100 ..130 133 Do. c, 7 per cent 20 24 25 a Swansea, 7i per cent: 25.. 37 38; GAS AND WATER. in 10 93 10i Pontypool (Max. 10 p.c.) .100 113 113 10 YSfD? ( d0 ) ■■■■ U 13^ i? lu Ystrad 20 21 >- WATERWORKS. stock I.eath Original loO ..115 125 Newport A 100 185 190 ,V Do B 100 ..180 loo 10 t> Xew 5 •• 9 Storlr p0IUyprulfl 10 114 12; 310CJC Pontypridd 5 per ct. Pref.. 100 110 U ,n MISCELLANEOUS Alexandra Dock <Sc Railway 20 15 16 in Ditto 44 p.c. Pref 100 95 97 r" Bl. and So. Wales Wa^ou Co. 4 5J o5 ino n ^uie Dr>' D0011- &c 40 21 24 xd iuo Cardiff Corporation 3; stock. 1G0 98 984 3 Cardiff Peiiarth Tramways 5 -+ 5Q Cardiff Junction Dry Dock. 40 31 38 Cardiff Workmen Uottage Co. 25 o £ -3 5? Cardiff and ^wanse;i Colliery 10 I' ± 1 g .^bwVale :20.. 6 c Gloucester Waxon 10 6 6i 1 Great Western Colliery B. 5." 5 04 ,(v, 5° A Preference 5 6i 6-; 20 n;ii?0A B Debentures 100 95 100 £ ^l3.Dry Dock 16 12 124 I 5?vi,aild Toudu ,0 14 2 10 MUfo°rfer*Ce7.Per.Cent-104i- f 50 Mou°t Stuart Dry Dock 40 38* 40 f a Newport Jo. 5 31 3; 10 eI!f"rt Abercarn Colliery' 10 74 3 IS 63 1 iyT&».r8' 1 5 i)™ yvron 5 U Is Do 7« w 4i.. 3 a b'j SwansIJ ?f Debenture.. 100 ..93 97 50 WeaViysP°ck 22-i6 18 10 TV. vi '^Powners 40 4 0 10 .^PPmg 6 2k 24 & t i 1 $Do ,1 i^ery A. 17 2j 3i 3 Do Py'' cent B 3 2:{ H 0 Tredeaar Trr. ° Per ceut 1 • X 1 25 Du Iro" Coal A 3o wi 19 Windsor Slimv. B Ao 16 17 Bank rate;) Y COmpany.. ;):>. 25 30 THERP I°euC tUxed Nov- 12th
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5 Swansea Drv Dock s^E '^LLERs OF- 5 Rhondda and „ nai'M. at 50 Barry Dock Shar^6'" 'Buy ^res, £ 8 paid Bristol and West iif p £ a'f Va,lu Stock it 5g!,autl -^auk Shares, at 13« 25 faff Vale New S!1 80 Glamorganshire Baul-n a- 2 SharesWerfa, Shares 2; paid Cun and Mertht, l01' £ i&,J cO London and Proving RSt stock 50 GUmcr-aushire j^1 Shar:s, at 14 1U0 Swansea Bank lcI* THERa Aiit B Cardiff Gas .NewS^ BUYi-Rs OF- Tall Vale No. 1 Pref. storf 100 Rhymney Iron Old sh ac 150 Rhymney Iron New sifLes' ac 50 Tatf Vale New 4 p.c ^dr s. at Lis Od 50 National B;mk 01 Wau.11 10Swansea Bank Shares ^H'es, at 9^ £ ol)0 Rhymney o.; Pref. "of Vl, 8 Penarth Slipway Shares f,,n ac.-00 5 Bute Dry Dock Shares y at 63 10 Hill's Dry Dock Snares, at 12 10 Mounlstuart Dry DocJ jf, j ±.5uU Tali ale 6,0 P*eicrence ^t3/ The Allotments ot Vale Nw :t Shares are negotiable at6s i a,itfw cent- Pref. £ 10 TliAOKi^KAY AND .xU^" xl, 67173 si'oCKnKuiisa^ -n1JJ. -1£. T. LVDDON STOCK J; 6, PO WELL-PLACE, 1> U1 !•. DOcii^ 1 ON SALE:- ^AW>llfif. } 33 Rhymney Rail-vay £ 10 paid Shares £ 500 Great Western Colliery B 6^ Debenturp, < £5,,7 Tail Vale Railway Stock j J;435 Rhymney Railway Stock Severn and VV ycliaiiway >uarei j £ 400 Tredegar iron and Coal 3 per cent. Dob 10 Neath Water XlV 5 per cent. Preference ssUac«a 25 Neatn Tramway sUares WAN T I'D. Cardiff Gas Allotments, afc 9* per share ] 5u Barry Doc.c and itaiiway ^uaie-s at 3^ 50 National liauk of Wa:es Shares, at 9^ Tatf Vale Railway o per cent. lIe ereuce Stock, at 155 Treferrig Valley 14i:iw..y ;u",r0 Penarih Railway scoc.c Rhynmey Railway £ 0 paid and fully pai.i Shares Tredestar Iron ana Coai A sa.tres 1 slipway Shares 100 Gloucester Wagon Shares Llynvi and iondu iiv.i Co.'rf Preference Snares SU,i1Hu*y lrull Company's New Shares laff vale New Alio.meats S. P. WILLS,STOCKBilOKi^ R, S WANS;. v (Tele^tauhic Address, Wilis, Swansea.") 6942H E. J. E V AN S STOCKBivOK^K, 4, BUTE-PLACE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. ó7:J¡" !?• ?.rUP7<!n aud ^0ttth W ides" Rail way Wagon Shares 9 Kh'vmn Swansea Harbour Bond 2 Rhymney Railway fully paid Shares ARTHUR STIJCLEY T. L UCASY STOCK & SHARE BROKER, SWANSEA. 76o94 GEO. THOMAS, STOCKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARD!I E r. n.lJo;H,E ARE SELLERS OE- Barry Dock and Railway Shares at 3 Swansea Dry Deck Shares Swansea Harbour onds THERE ARE BUYERS OF- 7, Barry Doe' au(I I-ail'I'ay at £ -00 Carcliif Corporation Stock 6g Newport Slock FLEMING SENIOR THOMAS STOCKBROKER, 2. DOCK CHAIBERS, CARDIFF, 60 Barry Dock and Railway Shares, at 31/ N ationa. Bans of Wales Shares 4 Newport as C Shares E 12 aid Allotments ol Tail' Vale 4% Pref. £ 10 Shares U1„ OX SALE. Hdi ,s Dw D(Xk Shares, nt i.^ THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. BUYERS. 76649 I, London and Provincial Batik snares Rhymney lion Shares Tati Vale New Allotments SELLERS. Taff Vale New Suare-i 5 Buts Dry Dock Shares, at 2^ 4 Central Gr ving Dock and Enginserin; Coy. Slurcs (Swansea) T. C, EMLYN-JONES, STOCKBROKER, lU, CO M M ERCIA L-ST., NEWPORT, MON. 75341 PARSONS AND Pv O U J E N T, STOi.TvBRQKKRS, NEWPORT. 75353
! RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS…
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS I FOR THE PAST WEFiiC lobo. 1384. In De. London. Brighton, a d S C 30:82.. 36337.. — 5355 south Eastern 30551.. 31361 810 Brecon ami Merthvr 1.S21 1705 — 331 5h>i,u1y '■ 5354.. 2b0a. 74' I art Vale & Penarth Rail. 1 749.. 150-5.. 1306 Brecon ami Merthvr un. 1705 — 331 5h>i,u1y '■ 5354.. 2b0a. 74' I art Vale & Penarth Rail. 1 749.. 150-5.. 1306 Great Eastern :]927 60o9? — 1170 I Metropolitan. 13 75). 1 t55D.. 2 Metrooohtan District 6670.. 7001.. 331 Midland 13916V .14'.205 1U2 Lancashire and Yorkshire.. 65954 69473.. — 3519 Pembroke and Tenby 424.. 435. —61 Lonuon Chatham, & Dover 18093.. I9jl3.. IS20 Great Western Ii64i0.. 137683.. — .11253 all .13L76.1 7471 London and South Western. 12513 — ales )61.. 535 2
THE CARDIFF LIBERAL CLUB.
THE CARDIFF LIBERAL CLUB. TO THE EDITOn. SIR,—" A Lodger," writing in your to-day's issue, is probably in/: aware that there is a Libe- ral club in Cardiff to bind together the Liberals of the town and district," and which is open to all who "profess aad practice Liberalism in politics." TLc subscription is a guinea per annum, and I am sure the secretary would gladly give him any further information if he will call upon him at New-street.—I aui, &c., A LIBERAL. Dec. 3rd, 1835.
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NOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS
NOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS There was as usual a good attendance at San- dovn Park, and this iu spite of the most un- favourable weather whi-jh prevailed. The course wås in preLty good order, and some interesting and close finishes were witnessed. The racing, however, was not of a high class and calls for no comment. To morrow the following may win :— hong Ditton Hurdle Race—GAMECOCK or MY GIRL Selling Steeplechase—SCHOOL GIRL or I STANDARD Selling Hurdle Race—RODERICK DUH Ladies' Plate—PENNANT or LAMMERMOOR Ptlham Steeplechase—RED HUSSAR or SUPER- FINE Grand Aunual Hurdle Race-PHANTOII or LlO: joss, Tiiiusday Night. VIGILANT.