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COMMERCIAL SALES. ASK FOR gODTH w ALES CELEBRATED JAMS AND A IXBI A L A D E. j SOUTH WALES JAM AND MARMALADE 4 CO. (LIMITED), lC99 CANTON, CARDIFF. FRUIT CLEANING MACHINES, jpRUXT CLEANING MACHINES, iH IRUIT CLEANING MACHINES, in Good Working: Order, very Chsap. Send for Prices. NEW AND SECOND HAND LUTINGS, COUNTER*. WEIGHING MA CHINKS, SCALES, WEIGHTS, & ALL GROCERS' SUNDRIES Remarkably Cheap. For full particulars, apply A. HARVEY, MANAGER. jgRISTOL jgECOND-HAND STORES k oMé: 22, TEMPLE-STREET, BRISTOL. ^LSOP'S CABINET vi JpiPvST-CLASS J^URNITURE. j^LSOP, jgROADMEAD, BRISTOL I'll! rfl»l ■||,Mril II ■ <m

MONEY MARKET. LONDON, Friday, The Money Market is a shade stronger than yesterday, but it is not over firm. Capital is "not too plentiful. Call money can be had at 5 to 3 par cent., and loans over Tuesday at 3k to 3i per cent. In disoouat not much was doing. Three months' bills were taken at about 4 per. cent. Paris Cheque Exchange is 25.25; Berlin sbort, 29,39. On the titock Exchange scaieiy anything has bsen done to-day beyond a marked disposition to j realise on the part of weak operators for a rise, who are apparently desirous to reduce their ac- counts in view of thesettlemeat,which commences, on Tuesday next. Nothing special has occurred to influence the markets, which are feeling the ab- sence of a new sot; of buyers. The 'defeat of the French Ministry weakened Foreign Bonds a little. Consols closed at 97 to 97k for delivery, and S7i to 97j for nccouot per Cent. (Childers'), 39jJ to 100a 2^ per Cent., 95 to 95^; Local Loans Stock, lOlj to 1024. In Foreign Bonus very little business was done, and no great change occurred in price. Inter- nationals were more or less weak. Speculators bave been taking their profit", and a fractional weakness has resulted. Spanish were specially riull. Brazilian Scrip \va-i flat at 4 discount. Gold premmm at Buenos Ayros has advancer) to' 132 per cent. Buenos Ayres Cedniaa A fell 1 do. I and J, £ Egypti;<u Preference and Daira, do, Unined, French 4 per Cent., Greek, 1881 and 1884- and Routes, j; Clo. Monopoly, i; 1881, 14 Italian, 516; Mexif-r.n, 1838, -4; Peruviau, 6 per Cent., § no. 5 per Cent., à; Portuguese, Ik; Russian Converted, if Spanish, 3 Turkish Group, 1; and Defence, £ do. Group 2, | do. 1371, 3 Argentine, 1384, 2 do. External Loan, 12S6, aud Internal Gold, £ Brazilian, 1863-5. do. 1883 and 1879, 2 do. 1888, 1 and SCrip, H;, Home Railways were weakened by the realisa- tion. There was some general selling, and prices were flit. All r<;und changes were only fractional, hut the market ].ad a dull appearance at the close. South Eastern A gave way on the absence of the reported meeting between SirE lward Watkia and Mr Forbes. Caledonian fell i; Great Eastern, £ Great Western, i; Brighton A. § Chatham Ordinary, & no. Preference, a North Western, § Sheffield and Deferred, 1; Metro- politan, 3; Midland, i North British Old, g do. Preference, §; North Eastern, | South Eastern A, § ana Glasgow and South Western, 1. Taff Vale Stock 1889 rose 1. As regards Indian Railways, a quiet business was done, and there was no special change, iirand Trunks were weakened by realisatious, and closed tht,and Canadian Pacific Siiares were similarly affected. Grand Trunk Ordinary fell i do. First Preference, 2 do. Second Prefer- eocp, li do. Third Preference, g do. Guaran- teed, J Canadian Pacific Shares, mal1 dealings in Foreign Railways were re- ported. Mexican Railways were rather weaker. Nitrates were very flat, and let, off at i* distinct decline. Mexican Ordinary and Second Prefer- fince fell b do. First Preference, t Brazilian, Imp-rial, and Central Bahia, 1 Buenos Ayres nnd Northern Ordinary, 2; Buenos Ayres and Pref erence Debenture Scock, 1 Buenos Ayres and Rosario Debenture Stock, 1 Buenos Ayres Jind Valparisa Debenture Stuck,! Central Argen- tine, & Nitrate Shares, I Mortgage Bond, 1 I Tal Tal Shares, £ Ciuebraria Debenture Stock rose 1 and San Paulo (Brazilian) Shares.. There was nothing much dona in American, Railways, Business was quiet throughout, but a weak tendency was apparent in the sympathy with depression advised from Wall-screet, 'out prices did not give way to any vrealt ex'.ent. Central Pacific fell | Chicago and Milwaukee, 3; Denver Shares and Preference, g; Lake ShOi-e, iI; Louisville and Nashville, å; Now York Central, j Erie Share:$; do. riecoivd Mort- gage, a ? New York O.'ite vio, g New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio First MorVgrige, }j Norfolk Preference, 1; Northern Pa6fic Prefer- ence, a Ohio and Mississippi Shares, i; Penn- sylvania, g; Philpdelphia and Readme; Shares, j; Union Pacific, Wabash Preference, i; do. Geueral Mortgage, 3 aud Atchison,, Topeka, aud Santa Fe Sinking Fund Bonds, 2. Banks.—Hong Kong and Shanghai rose a- Imperial Ottoman fell 1-16. Gas.—Brentford fell 2; Bronjley Consumers 10 par Cent., 1 do. 7 per Cent., 2 Commercial, 3 do. New, 3 do. 4 £ per Cent. Debenture, 2 Ga^ Light and Coke 4 pec Cent. Debenture, I5 do. 4j per Cent., 2; do. 6 per Cent., 4^ Imperial Con- tinental, 2 South Metropolitan A, 5. Telegraphs and Telephones.—Great Northern rose J. Natioual Telephone fell J,. Tramways and Omnibuses.—London General Omnibus roso 5. Waterworks.—Tarapac»i fell MisceiianeouH. Sprr.tt's Patent rose 1 Linoleum Manufacturing, 1 Hotchkiss, i River Plate and Gener.Jil Investment, £ South 4 African Gold Truat fell g Hudson's Bay, North's IT'i»ig?ition Coiliet-.e^, £ Bell's Asbestos, Salt Union, g prirnitiva Nitrate, I5 San Jorge, i San Pablo, Buenos Ayres VVater Supply and Drainvige 6 par Cent. Preference, Howell and JUIUM, I; India Rubuer and Gutta Percha, 2 Lifjbi^ s Extract of Meat, g San Sebastien L Taniarugal Nitrate, £ Mines.—De BseLs fell 3-16, to 22 3(1,). Consol 5 per Cent. First Mortgnga Debenture to 10H; Gr;qualand West 1-16, to 5 15-16; N-w Jagersfontein i, to lo United 116, to 21 London and South African Explorat ion Cam r)zny;k 4, to 21i; Exploration Compauy 1-16, tl)2i pm Buriij;). !Ztiby t,, lz' t)ui Cam Brea 2, to 574; East Pool 1, to 3; Killitreth Is, to 20; South 2 Crofty li, to lOj South Wheal Frances Sir, to 11; Tiacroft j, to 27 Bentong 1-16, to i; Cape Copper I-ltlo to 3;i; La Valera 5, to 1§ Mason anu Barry g, t 064 Pahang Kaijacg 1-16, to Rio Tin to ;t, W 15 9-16; Tljarsis g, to 4|; Oi ientai 1-16, to 1J; a Moodies, 10 s paid, g, to 5; ditto fully pai.d to 1^; Oceana Land 1§, t<; 13i TransvuaiJ Land to f pm. City and Suburuan g, to Hi p.m.: Crown Rcief g, t(, 64 Croesus g. to 2^; De Villierti, 1-16, to 53 16; Durban Roodepoorte to 4§ Gold Felds of South Africa, 16 L) 5 7-16; do. (New) 1-1&, to 3 3-16; JoMaanesburg Pioneer f, to 6 Jumpers i, to 14g Knight s 1-16, to 1 9-16 Mainreef 5, to 111-16; N" boo to 1 j Salisbury •i.tolOi Simmer aud Jack £ to7; Wemmers^, to7 Read's Drift Land rose 7-16, to 3 9-16 Bechuana- land Exploration Cn. 1-16, to 3 1-16 West Wheal Seton -4, to 6 Baikis 9 1, to 10s 6<1 British Uroken Hill g, to 7 Emp.re6j, to Is 31 Lisbon ?3srlyn Is 9J, to 9; Namaqua. Copper g. to 2 Pahaag Explomtion g, to 4 Stanley Gold 6j, to 7s. No bullion operations are reported at the Bank. The Saale brought £ 17.700 from New York. The Neva. has taken £ 60,000 to Lisbon and Brazil. Indian Exchange* tiri3 quoted :—Bank bills, 60 days. Is 4 19,32r1; 30 days, Is 4 11-161; demand, Is 4 12 16 1. Priva.ce Bills 60 days, Is 4J1; df/mamf, Is 4 15-16. a Rupo" Paper 4 per Cent., 69 to 69A do. 4g por Cent., 711- to 72, The riites received from the East were:— Bombay and Calcutta Telegraphic Transfers, Is 4 27 321; Hong Kong four months' bills, 3s 3'1 Shanghai du., 4s 5g j to 4, 5 j. Silver is strong. Bars advanced d, to 44^1. a 4 At a Efeaeral court of directors or the Northern Assurance Company, held in London, on Thurs- day, it was decided to declare an interim dividend of £1 pei share, being at the rate of 10 per cent, on account of the year 1889. The prospectus appears 1U our columns of the Danube Collieries and Minerals Company, Ltd. This company, with a capital of £150,000, in 150,000 shares of Li each, has acquired the valu- able Ujbanva collieries, which are situated at .Fiberthal, in the kingdom cf Hungary, and near to the river Danube, with which they are con- nected by a private railway. The property com- prises over 10,000 acres of land, and the mining estate is practically freehold. A glance at the prospectus will sufficiently indicate the character of tho property, which has dividend-earning proa- f»30ts of a very bright character. [uEp.n::u' TELEGHAM,j PARIS, Friday.—The tone on to-day's bourse w;"s dnn. Rentes were 10c to 25c lower for- jnoney and account, BERLIN, Friday.—The bourse was fairly fira.

DAILY STOCK ANSHARE LIST. Supplied by Messrs THACKERAY & CO., Itock and Staar Br kers, 3, Dock Chambers, Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid. Prices, Ptoct Barry Dock and Railways 100 ..136 140 iO Do New.. 2 oi 6 Gr^a^ Western 100 .16'( 168 London and North Western ..100 ..179 180 „ Midland 100 ..143 144 10 Rhoiiilda and Swansea Bay 10 111 1C do New 4 4^ bi Woeklihy 100 ..150 112 „ Severn and Wye 100 .„ 9 10 t, Talf Vala Divided ."Stock 10U 821 8J -ew 19 do New 6.. 25. Ibi; PREFERENTIAL. ) Stock, Barry Dock & Ry.First Pref. 100 .,129 131 13 Do 2nd do 10 12* 121 Stock, Brecon&Mer 1st Pref. 1861 100 .112 11S Do 2nd Pref. 1862 ..100 .100 103 „ Cambrian, No 1,4 j.o 100 53 64 „ Do No 2, 4 p.o 100 35 37 „ Great Western Consol 5 p. c. 100 ..155 157 10 Pembroke& Tenby, 5 p.c, 1864 10 ? ï 10 Rhondda & Swansea Bay 5 p.c 10 12s 123 E 10 .i o "DD.C. 4 62 61 btocKKhyrniiey 4 per cent. Consold. 100 .116 118 I'atf Vale 4 per cent. Consld.100 „ 120 122 100 Taff LN o. 1 Preference 100 272 276 GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 00 Aberdare Railway £ 0 139 141 Stock Great Western, 5 i).c. gIL-Vr.100 ..157 159 Penarth Harbour, Dock, and RylOO "151 153 Som.&Dorset(BathExteiision)100 ..109 111 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES Bonds Barry Dock & Rly 4A p., c. -.100 116 118 Do. 4 p. c 100 ..115 117 tockBreconifc Merthyr A4 p.,e .100 ..110 112 I I Do. B 4 p.,c.100 ..102 104 tock Bute Dock 4 p. c. IX) ..113 115 Cambrian A 4 p, c 100 .113 119 Do. B 4 p. c 100 .114 116 „ Great Western 5 do. 100 .159 161 Midland 4 per ceiit.. 133 „ Mid-WalesA 4| percent. „100 116 lis Milford Dock A t> per cent. i..lU3 „100 103 lihynmey 4 ditto..» „100 .127 129 Somerset aud Dorset, No. li _100 lbl 152 „ Talf Vale 4 p.c ..100 _129 131 •BANKS. 20 Bristol West ofjLngland.JLim. 7^_ 17 17 I 20 do New 7^„ 16} 17i 100 County of Gloucester. LiAu.25 „64 66 30 Glamorganshire. Lim. 2, ZH 2j I t> Glamorganshire, Ld., Pref.,» 2± „. 0 3| 10 London and Provincial., Lim. 5 17i 18 20 National Bank ofWale:i, Lira 10 — 15t 16 20 do New 5 10i 7a National Provincial, Lim LO- 464 472 60 National Provincial, Lim 12 55 56 40 North and South Wales, Lim 10 „ ojj 34^ 20 South Wales Unkm, Limited „ 10 104 GAS. 10 Aberdare.. — — ..10 13 14 Stock Cardiff A 10 per cent IC)o _200 205 Do. B 8 ,.r ceilt. 100 _163 160 Do. C 7 per cent. 1)0 ..140 14b Do. Oas D b per cent. —100 _103 105 10 Llynvi Valley 10 9,1 10 Stock Newport A 10 per cent, .100 ..198 203 Do. B 7* per cent IOC) ..143 153 Do. C 7 per cent „100 „139 144 25 do 7 per cent 25" 35 37 GAS AND WATER. 10 Barry and CadoxtoD 7994 10 Bridgend 10 „ 10 lOi ;12 Pontypool (Max. 10 p. C.) 12 17 IS I 10 YstradA 10 is 19 WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol 25 55 56 20 Do ?0 42 43 10 Neatb A 10 16 17 10 Pontypridd 10 14 16 Stock Pontypridd 5 per ct. Pref .100 .115 120 COAL AND IRON. 10 Cardiff and Swansea Colliery 10 1), 2 23 Kbbw ValeSteel,Iron,&Coal 20 8.i 8J, 5 Great Western Collry. APref. 5 13 13k 5 Do. B Ord a 11 l a Do. New B 4101 11 100 Do. 6 p.c. 1> Debs.100 99 10fi 10 H. H. Vivian & Co. A Pref. 8 6 74 5 International Coal 24.. 21 624 Nantyglo & Blaiaa Iron Pref. 624.. 62 64 xiOs ar 10 Newport-Abercavn Colliery.. 10 9j 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 u 101 -.Ilk 5 North's Navigation Colliery 0.. b 7 5 Ithymiiey,lroii 21, 2i 5 Do. New 4.. ji 1 100 Do. 7 p.c. Debs. 1890..100 ..98 102 10J Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debts.100 9fj 98 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 516 3 Do. 10 per cent B.. 3 „ 41xd 3 Do. New F; 1,122,1 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A 3t1 i 30k 301 25 Do. B 25 23j 23j MISCELLANEOUS. 20 Alexandra Dock & Rail way..20 16 16 Stock Ditto 44 p.c. Pref.ioi 103 1 Bland ii Co., Ltd 1 „ J 14 10 Bristol Brewery Ordinary 10 30 31 10 Do. 6, Preference 10 144 15 10 Bl. and So Wales Waggon 3 a bi 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 .„ 32 34 xd Stock Cardifi Corporation 34 p.c. -.100 ..110 111 b Garditi & PenarUi Tramways 5 34 3:i 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 18 21 25 Cardiir Workmen Cottage 25 35 37 50 Central Dry Dock 50 2i) 30 7 Glo'sterRy.Car.&Wag.Ld.A 7 84 9 10 W. Hancock & Co., Ltd.10- 24 25 10 Do do New 10 23 242 10 Do 6 p.c. Pref 10 124 13 10 Do Now 10 12i 124 Stock 1)0 44 r..e. Deb. StocklOO _.1C5 ION 20 Hill! s Dry Dock 13 „ 8 8!" 1) ?>lifonl Dock. 10 III 50 Mount Stuart Dry Dock 4U 45 4V 50 Do B 20 22 23 a Newport Tramways 0718 Do Water £1 Annuities 264 '27 60 .Pena.rtb Shipbuildinl; 50 40 42 50 Do 35 30 32 10 Provincial Tramways lu 54 62 10 Do 6 per cent Preference. 10 10i 11 i0 Royal Hotel 64 per cent. 10 10t 101 bO Spiiler & Co., Cardiff, Ltd 45 74 76 50 SwansDry Dock. 2555 Stock Do Corporation 34 p.c ..100 ..103, 1 1094 Do Harbour4 p.c. Stock 100 98 100 10 Do Tramway 10 2j o 1 W'st'rn Counties Telephone Ord. 1 9s 0d 10s 5 Do do. 0 p.c. pref. b 54 511 ,50 Windsor Slipway 4b 17 20 Bank rate a per cent. fixed 26th Sep. THERE ARE SELLERS OF 60 Taff Vale i;10 Shares, £ 6 paid 7 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shares 11 Windsor Slipway Shares, at 16, 50 Rhymney Iron Old Shares at 48s 6d £ DOO ixhymuey Railway Stock, at 150 1100 International Coat fully paid Shares bO Rnondda & Swansea Bay Ry. Pref. Shares, at 12. £ J,00 Cardiff Gas C Stock 10 Soutii Wales Union Bank Shares, at lOi 2'J Spiller Shares, at 75 M Newport Abercaru Shares LG Khymney Iron fully paid New, at 43s 6d 30 Barry New Shares 39 Rhondda & Swansea Bay Ordiuary, at 11 j5 MUford Dock B10 Shares, at 31s 3d 29 Newport Pitwood Shares £ 500 & S200 Barry 4 p.c. Debenture Stock, at 116i £105 Newport Gas A Stock, at 201 THERE ARE BUYERS OF 05 London & Provincial Bank Shares, at S17 17s bd C-i6 Taff Vale Stock, at 83 £270 Barry 1st 5% Preference Stock 25 Newport Pitwood £10 Sha.res, at 131 £1000 Cambrian Railway 1st Preference Stock 20 Newport Abercarn Ordinary,at E9 17sid 10 Central Dry Dock Shares, at 25 £ 10LIQ Miller & Cory Debentures Hancock Preference hares, Old or New b Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 33 Rhymney Railway 4 p.c. Preference Stock, at 118 &c., &c. THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, S'rOCK-BROKERS. 1059

E. T. LYDDON & COMPANY, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE. 1010 b Windsor Slip ways-bids wanted RIOOO Wye Valley Debenture Stock, at 1271 23 Rhondda & Swansea Bay Ordinary Shares 10 Parker's Burslem Ordinary Shares C500 Barry Ordinary Stock 20 National Hank of Wales New Shares 10 National Bank of Wales shares, at 16 Alexandra Dock Ordinary Stock & Shares 10 Barry Dry Dock Shares, at 111 12 Hill's Dry Dock Snares jMO Carditi Gas C Stock, at 141 jMOO Barrv 4 p.c. Debentures Taff Vale New Shares j WANTED. Barry Debenture Stock 20 Newport Tramway Shares, at 7 10GO Taff Vale Stock Usher's brewery Ordinary Shares Pembroke & Tenby Preference Shares 30 Aberdare Gas Shares Neath Water Shares Bland's Shares South Wales Engineering Shares, at 94 20 South Wales Union Bank Shares, at 10< Miller & Co.'s Debenture, at 106 20 Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Water Shares, at £9 7s bd ARTHUR STUCLEY T. LUCAS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, SWANSEA, 1092 -=- E. J. EVANS & SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, 32, ST. MARY-STREET. CARDIFF. 1067 GEO. THOMAS, STOCKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, JARDIFF. BUYERS. 1072 Barry Stock 20 Hancsck's Old or New Preference Shares 10 Hancock's Ordinaries 15 Abercarn Preference, at 10 SELLERS. 10 North's, at 64 Western Counties Telephone Co. 6 p.c. Pref. Shares 10 Uhondda <fc Swansea Bay Ordinaries, £4 paid, and 10 Preference bO Cardiff & Swansea Collieries, at 36a Newport Abercarn Ordinaries 20 Hancock Preference ¡ FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address, Fleming, CardHf.") ON SALE. 1003 20 North's at 64 3 Junction Dry Docks 20 Hancock's Ordinary, at 244 j London & Provincial Banks, at 17i i £ 1000 Severn & Wye Bridge Debenture ] South Wales Union Banks, at 1O 10 Bristol & West of England Banks, at 17i t Mountstuart A & 15 Shares | 20 Frome Brewery Preference j 20 Arrow Patent Fuel I £ 2000 Midland Ordinary Stock j 40 Sir John Bennett, Ld., 8 p.c, Preference j WANTED i;ELOOO Barry Ordinal y Stock Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Water 10 Bute Dry Dock Shares South Wales Colliery, at 5i 2 London <& Provincial Banks, at I71 I Parker's Bursiem Ordinary B130 Rhymney Preference National Bank of Wales Shares lb South Wales Union Banks Great Western Coll ery Sharos THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, b. DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegraph Address, "Gedge," Cardiff. SELLERS—6 Wood Brothers' Shares North's Navigation Newport Abet-carn Ordinary National Bank of Wales Shares 2 Spiller Shares Milford Dock Shares £ 12° Rhymney Railway Ordinary BUYERS;—Taff Vale Railway Shares South Wales Union Banks, at 101 Hancock & Co. Ordinary, at 244 National Bank of Wales Shares Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Water Shares TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO. (Telegraphic Address, TREDUNN, CARDIFF), STEAMSHIP SHARE BROKERS & AUCTIONEERS MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE- 2 P.265 Shares Racine s.s. Co., Ld. 3;2100 Blue Jacket s.s. Co., Ld. 1 B100 Anne Thomas s.s. Co., Ld. 4-64th s.s. Cameo, of Cardiff I-Mtll s.s. Spesdwell, of Carditf BUYERS. Orientals, Abermaeds, Ferucliffes, Goldcliffes, Cory and Sons, Morels, Thomas Radcliffes, Hoy-heads. [-MONTHLY SALES BY AUCTION HELD. NEXT < | DEC. 12th, 1839. ENTRIES SOLICITED 5039 5 PARSONS AND R O B J E NT, STOCKBROKERS, WESTGATF. BUILDINGS, NEWPORT. ON SALE. ON SALE. 50 Glamorganshire Bank Shares 15 Spencer's Brewery Ordinary I 20 North's Navigations £ 1003 Cambrian Ord. Stock 6 National Bank of Wales New Shares ¡' 100 South Wales Colliery A Shares, at ó 1 £ 205 Newport Gas H £ 100 do 5 p.c. Debenture I 50 Milford Docks, at 30s 50 Milford Docks E10 Preference, at 31 \.00 RUynmey Ircn New at 30s ;5C Annuity Newport Corporation, to yield about if" 12;1 Neath Tramway Shaces 5 Great Western Colliery A, at 13* 100 Rhymney Iron old 20 Barry Dry Dock Shares WANTED. 60 Newport TramwayShares 100 Neath Trams 50 Rhymney Iron Old Shares 23 Newport Abercarn Preference & Ordinary 50 National Bank of Wales Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shares 100 Rhymney Iron Old Shares 100 South Wales Colliery New B Shares 50 South Wales Colliery B Shares J. W. COURTIS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, ST. JOHN'S CHAMBERS. CARDIFF. 4341 Telegrams. "STOCKS, CARDIFF," Telephone, No. 551.) BUYERS. Philharmonic Music Hall Shares South Wales Union Bank Shares Hancock's Ordinary Shares bO Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shares, at 30.3 25 Stevens & Son's Ordinary SELLERS. Barry Dock 1st Preference Stock 5 Williams. Thomas & Co.'s Shares 10 B:trry Dock New Shares 9 Hancock's Preferalict) Shares 70 Hancock's 44% Debenture I b Royal Hotel Coo's Ordinary Shares i

LATEST MARKETS. CORN. LONDON. Friday.—There was a dull market for wheat, and prices nominally unaltered. Flour quiet. Grind. ing barley. 3d dearer; malting do. steady. Oats steady. Maize 3d higher. Beans and (ieas are firm. Arrivals—British—Wheat, 110 qrs barley, 760 qrs oats, )00 qrs. Foreign Wheat, 3e,020 qrs barley, 25,6-«0 qrs oats, 40,720 qrs maize, 26,000 qrs flour, 25,480 sacks. WAKEFIELD, Friday.—The wheat trade is very firm, fthe prospeccs of smaller supplies from Russian ports I iving more confidence ail round prices generally remain against buyers. English wheat sold at rather more money, English barley is in better demand at full prices. Oats and grinding barley are 6d dearer. Maize firm. Beans quiet. GLASGOW, Fridty.-The market continues dull, the heavy rain keeping back buyers. Maize was steady, at lis 101d per 280lbs. Wheat and flour were quiet, and prices did not move eitner way. Irish oats were quoted at 14s and Scotch is firm at 15s to 18i. Beans and peas were unchanged. LIVERPOOL. Fri(Lty. tv L-eat- fair trade and a firm tons at extreme rates to d advance on Tuesday's rates. Californian, 7s 2^d to 7s 5d red winter, 6s 4d to 7s 2d Bombay. 7s ld to 7s 3J. Flour is in fair demand, and very firm, chiefly for fine sorts. Maiz-mixeit American, at 4s lid to 4s IJd. Beans-Saidi, 27s. Peas —none here. Oats firm at old. prices. PRODUCE. LONDON, Friday.—Suyar—very lirge public sales principally crystalised. Grocery went slowly. price ranging from 14s for low to 19,; 3d for fine, being an average fall of Is 6d to 2s. Refined is quiet for stoved goods and crystals slow and occasionally 3d lower for pieces. Beet is rather dearer- November, sellers, lis 74d Imyers, lis 6d December, sellers, lis Sd buyers, lis 7id January, sellers, lis Hid buyers, l £ d less; January-March done at Ls. Coffee good-competi. tion at tirm prices. Rio futures rather irregular November-December, 74s od. Jan.—February, 53 3d March-July, 76s Ausrusr, 75s 3d. Tea on the spot dull futures rather firmer. Rice continues inactive. Cotton auiet. Jute steady. Tallow sales went at 2d to 6d "dearer Mutton, 27s 6d to 25s 6d. Beef, 26.; to 33s 6d. Turpentine, 34s 6;1. American petro- leum, 5 13-16d. LIVERPOOL, Fri(iaY,SuLar-quiet and about steady. Beet-November buyers, lis 6d. Coffee, cocoa, rice, and linseed unchanged. Castor oil firm. Helll-Maniila, B41 for good brown, to i;44 10s for current fair, c.i.f. terms. Lard steady. 36s. Pahn oil firm soft, £1,1. Tallow steady—Souths 27s. Turpentine firmer at 35s. Petroleum steady, quiet, and unchanged—American, bid to 8id. Nitrate firmer, at 8s 7 I.ti to 83 9,1, PROVISIONS. LIVERPOOL, Friday.-Beef steady at last week's rates. Pork generally quiet lower sorts rather dearer than lasti week. Jiacon generally quiet, and easier during the week. Long clear middles 6d to 2s Cumberland, 2s to 33 lower shorr rib and back Is to 2s 6d dearer on the week. Hams Is to 2s 6d lower on tho week. Shoulders unchanged. Lard Is 3d dearer, at 36s. Cheese fairly steady at previous rates. Butter quiet. LONDON, Friday.—Butter—market firmer prices generally 2s to 6s higher for foreign descriptions Friesland, 110s to 114s Kiel and Danish, 120s to 126s Swedish, 1201 to 124s Normandy, lOis to 124s Jersey, 9)s to 100s American, 50s to 80s. Bacoa market dull, wifchour, quotable change iu price». American liama quoted at 561 to 62s, Chepse steady- fine to extra American, 54s to ;)5; common to good tio., 40.s to 50s Edam, 51s to 57s Gouda. 42s to 49s. W HIT LAND, Friday.—There was a fair attendance and supply. Butter in casks realised Is to Is Oid per lb, whilst butter in pound rolls varied from Is 0i<l to Is Id per lb. Beef, 7d to ?4diper lb mutton, 81 to 8d per lb pork, 6d per lb. Live ducks and fowls, 3s 6d to 4s 6d per couple geese, lOd per lb." Eggs. 10 to 12 for Is. BUTTER. CORK, Friday.-Firsts, 112s seconds, 90s thirds, 7I;¡; fourths, 56 s. Mild-cured tirkiiis suz)er- fine, 114s fine, 107s mild, 87. Do. kegs-mild, 37s. In market, b23 firkins, 3 kegs, 83 mi!d. SUHATT. GLASGOW, Friday.—There was a fair business done at steady pt ices. The official report states :-Rather more doing at steady prices. POTATOES. LONDON, Fri(lay.-Beit samples are in moderate dertiand other kinds very quiet. Hebvous, 60s to 90, magnums. 60s to 80s regents, 50s to 75s imperator- 45s to 70s per ton. FISH. GRIMSISV, Friday.—Poor supply, and good demand. Twenty vessels. Fair quality. Plaice, 1801 to 2ls level, 12s to 16s lemon, 30, to 40s 112s to 122s; haddock, 10-i to ns; whitches, 20s to 24s per box tnrho, 12s to 20s congers, 2s to 4s brill, 3; to 6s; ling, 4s to 6s dead, 33 to bs; cod, 5s to 8s skate. 3s to bi dead, 2s to 4s each hake, 46s dead cod. 60s to 100s crabs, 4s to 5s per score; lobsters. Is 2d to Is bd per lb Norway herrings, 3s to 4 per 10J HOPS LONDON, Friday.—The trade in hops continues good, and prices are gradually but slowly advancing, So great a proportion of the English growth has very rarely passed into the hards of consumers at this period of the year. Californian hops of the best qua- lity are in demand at full prices, and Continental pro- duce is rather more inquired after. FAIR. MONMOUTH, Friday,- I'))t) annual winter fair was held to-day in exceptionally fine weather. This is the largest stock fair of the year, and there was a good attendance of buyers and tellers, sheep and pigs were in short supply. Cattle and horses were numerous. The class of animals chiefly on offer were three-year-old bullock- and some of these were } of excellent quality. There was a large number of horses on offer, and good cart and roadsters were in brisk demand, and met a quick clearance. Trade in colts and smaller animals was slow. The demand was fair, but farmers are slow to sell, kep being plentiful this se iscn. Accurate quotations in horses are difficult, owing to the fact that most of the trade in tho-e animals was done in the streets and bye- lanes of the town, notwithstanding the efforts of the police to get into the market. The fair, on the whole, was a brisk one, and a lot of trade was done. The following are the quotations Three-year-old bullocks, £ 18 to £ 25 each; tw^-year-old cattle, £ 11 to £ 14; yearling ditto, £ 6 to £ 10 each; cows and calves, ;1;15 to E18 barreners, B9 to S13 prime quality beef, 6d to 6d per lb second quality, 5d to 6d per lb mutton, 7d to 7id per lb ew ditto, 6d to 64 p?r lb lamb, 8d to 8^1 per lb pork, 9s 6d to 10s per score store sheep. English, 41s to 43s Radnor, 31s to 36, mountain sheep, 24s to 30s each sow and pigs, £5 to £9 10s strong stores, 1j5 to 55s t-hre;) months pigs, 35s to 41s weaners. 13s to 18-s good cart horses. £ 25 to £ 30, COALS LONDON, Friday.-There was a steady market for seaborne house coals to-day at la-q¡ prices. Hettons and Tees, 18s 6d Lambtons, 18s Lyons and Wear, 17s 6d per ton. Ships arrived, 14 sold, 5 gas con- tracts, 9. METALS LONDON, Friday.—Copper firm-buyers, 948 early in December one seller, B48 2s 6d but nothing done yet 50 tons done at B48 lCs three IIlonth now sellers 2s 6d less. Tin firm, but littln done—Straits, £96 paid for 5 tons special brands for Wednesday; three months sellers £ 96, buyers £96 10s. spelter, nearest price, E23 5s. Spanish lead, £ 13 12s 6d to £13 15s, and little offering; English. SI5 15s Closim; report Cop- per quiet but steady, at £ 47 15s cash £48 three months. Tin tirni-Straits, B96 cash B9515 three months. Australian, jE96 5s cash. English ingots, :£100 to S100 10s. Spelter, S23 to B25 5s, Spanish lead, E15 12s 6d to B15 15s English do., B15 15s Antimony firm. at B72 to £ 76. Quick silver unaltered GLASGOW, Friaay.-1 be market, is steadier, and a fair business done at 63s 8(t, 63s 9d, 63s 4id, and 63s 74d cash 64s 2d, 63s lid, and 64s ld one month buyers, 63s 6dcasli; sellers, 63s 7d. Middlesbrough was done at 68s cash 684 74d one month buyers, 68s cash 68s 6d one month sellers 3d more. Hematite was done at 75s 104d, 75s 8d, and 75s 9d cash 76s 4d and 76s 3d one month sellers. 7bi 9d cash. I

SOUTH 'WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* SWANSEA.f NEWPORT} [Mor Evn. Kgt. Mor. Evn. Hgt. Mor.iEvn. Hgt. 13 M 2 31 3 827 3 1 34 2 1026 0 2 41; 3 2127 8 19 T 3 38 4 4 29 6 2 40 3 927 7 3 5l! 4 1729 11 20 W 4 30 4 55 32 0 3 34 3 5929 3 4 43' 5 832 5 21 T 5 18 5 41'34 2 4 22 4 45 31 0 5 M 5 54 34 7 22 F 1 6 4 6 2835 4 5 9 5 33 32 5 6 17 6 41 65 9 23 S 6 51 7 14 36 8 5 65 5 16 33 2 7 4 7 27 37 1 24 .V 7 36 8 0 36 10 6 39 7 3jS3 4 7 49 8 13 37 3 2o M 8 22; 8 45|36 1 7 25 7 48[32 8 8 3o 8 58 36 6 *Ro».tli Kiisin tPrince of Wales tfk. tAleX^iU'il:: IK".

CARDIFF EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, JSPIDAY. There was .a good attendance of uieoiibers on r'Change to-day, and business generally was brisk do all departments. There was a strong inquiry for steam coal of all descriptions, and last prices were firmly quoted. The house coal trade con- tinued active, and No. 3 Rhondda especially was in large request at Thursday's values. The pit- wood market was firm, while the sales pf pitwood and Welsh cokes were quite up to the average. In our local freight market to-day chartering I for ataam was moderately active, and about an average business has been effected for forward tonnage. Outward rates for the Mediterranean and Egyptian ports maintain an upward ten- dency, but there was little or no material altera- tion in Gibraltar, Spanish, or 'Vi>'Iit Indian freights. Eastern rates were dull. Baltic firm. Coasting quotations remain unaltered. The fol- lowing comprise the latest operations; Gibraltar, 9i (Ivy). I Ancona, 12i 6 ), f.f.c. h if: Gibraltar, 9.. (Irwin). St Nazaire, b^ice. (Raayr). Malta, 10s (Thomas Parker). « Genoa, 11s 7jd, f. f. c., 500 delivery (Bessarabia), Huelva, 8 6d (Cyrus). "¡ Sables d'Olonnp, 7 £ fcs. (Dowlais), 1 Alicante, lis (Nuut Francon). Tonnay Charente, 72fcs. (Rbyl). 39 Constantinople. 12s (Zurich). Cowes, 9 1 (Vulture). '1 Loudon, 5,61 (John 0. Scott). Catama. lis 6d (Bergliot). Malta, 9s bd, clean terms of charter (Ardberg). Leghorn, 12s (Australia). Venice, 12a 6d (Jokai). The two noop, loadiug, "i Sail.—There is little 'Change to report either in outward or homeward freights. The demand for Rio Janeiro, Monte Video, and the River ports still continues dull, and for the last-named direc- tion little or no business is passing. Baltic rates were steady, Italian, Mediterranean, and coast- in freights are practically unchanged. Ore,- nates from Bilbao were steady, with fair demand for steam tonnage to load for the Bristol Channel ports. From Porman, Carthagena, Garrucha, and Ergasteria there was a moder- ately erood inquiry, and several boats are still to load from Carioforte, Cagliara, Benisaf, and Huelva for the East and West Coasts of the United Kingdom. Pomarcu, Cagliari, and other Mediterranean quotations remain unchanged.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. I SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGKNTa.) { !.The Willie and Ida, from Port au Prince for Boston, has been wracked at Cuttyhunk. Tha fate of the crew is unknown. The Olga, from Soderhamn for Sunderland, stranded, at the mouth of the Ythan. One man drowned. The steamer Wear, from the 'l'yne for London, stranded at Cromar. but floated with apparently little damage The steamer Concordia, from Baltimore, which has arrived as Greenocl" had about 100 head of cattle swept overboard by heavy weather. The Sarah and Ann. for London, stranded at Holy- bead Breakwater, but was assisted off. The A merican brigantine Belle of the Bay was passed on the 8th of November waterlogged and abandoned in lat. 38 N.. long,, o5 W. A telegram from Lynn states that the steamer Wm. Burkett did not float on Thursday night, and would lighten The German steamer Mexico, from Hamburg for Newcastle, stranded on Thursdayon a rock at North Blyth. She has been floated and proceeded to the Tyne with little or no damage. The steamer Larrybane, from Glasgow to Widnes, collided with the steamer W. S. Caine, from Liverpool for Gar.ston, off Garston Docks. The Larrybane had two of her plates stove below deck and other daniace. The steamer Corso, of Liverpool, took fire in dock at Cardiff, and all b"r woodwork was consumed; the tire was extinguished. The barque Glengarry, of Dundee, while docking at Cardiff, struck the quay wall, holing a plate in her how.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Friday.—Wind SW, fresh. Weather overcast. Sea moderate. Pasted Eaôt- steamers Trefusis. of Fulmouth Thames, of Swansea schooners Marie Elizabeth, of Falmouth Isabella, of Fowey.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Friday.—Wind SW, fresh to strong. Weather overcast. Barometer, 30'13, falling. Passed West-Thursday night-steamer Nederiand, of and from Antwerp for Philadelphia, night signalling. Passed Rast-teamers Mereator. of Sunderiand; Solent, of Southampton. Panged West-bng Guido, of Lourana. from Rouen steamers Simson, of Liverpool Nurnberg, of Bremen, for Baltimore Lilian, of New- castle. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Cleddy left Malta for Odessa 20th G E Wood arvd Oran 21sc Dewsland left Malta for Odessa 21st S W Kelly arvd Gibraltar 21st Heury Aiming arvd Liverpool from New Orleans 21st Free Lance left Newport for Trieste 21st Eastgate arvd New): ork 21st Jaite left Blyth for Smyrna 2lst Cyril arvd Carthagena from Genoa 22nd L E Cnarlewood arvd Bilbao from Sables 22nd Rosslyn arvd Charente 20th Raglan arvd Povena 21st Rhyl arvd Sharpness 20th Ross left Sulina for Geno" 21st Ruperra passed Malta 22nd Lady Havelock left Rouen for the Tyne 22ad Roviuo leaves Liverpool for Cardiff 23rd Harold expected to leave London for Cardiff 23rd Dunmail expected to leave Dartmouth for Cardiff 23rd Sarah Radciiffe left Marseilles for Constantinople 22ml Henry arvd Bilbao 21st Skyro left Newport 2lst Camargo left Gibraltar for Huelva 22nd CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, Nov 21.-Cavio ss, 1,469, WyborL', timber. Shagbrook ss, 868. Saltrand s«, 1,313. Elizi, 38, Aberthaw, limestone. Galatz ss, 572, Carthage;i:i, iron ore. Rival, 47, Jlighbridge, lighc. Juhii, 49, Bristol, timber. ROATH DOCK, Nov 22.-Dowlais ss, 746, Newport, light. EAST BUTE DOCK; Nov 21,—John Hickmaid, 1,240. Glengarry, 801. Hamburg, ballast. Campeador ss, 613, Loudon, ballast. EAST BUTE DOCK. Nov 22.—H. Bjoni, 367. Baron Hainbro iSS, 366, Bordeaux, pitwood. Oregon, 801, Rotterdam, ballast. Conte Oscar L, 945, Plymouth, ballast. WEST BUTE DOCK, Nov 21,-Octavia, 96, Bristol, light. Alliance, 85, Audierne, pitwoou. Union, 38, Abert haw,, limestone. WEST BUTE DOCK, Nov 22.—Marshal Keith, 120, London, oats, &c. Florence, 98. Rob Roy, 98, Youghal, pitwood. Afton ss. 119. Jane McColl, 86. PENARTH DOCK. Nov 21.—Long Ditton s-, 617, London, light. W H Starbuck, 1272, Sharpness, ballast. PENARTII DOCK, Nov 22.—Springbok ss, 440, Port- laud, light, SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Nov 21.-Gt)ideit Grove ss Thompson, Port Said. Charles Mitchell ss, Fosfc, St Nazaire. Camellia, Goode, Gloucester. Ataianta ss, Lusty, Bristol. BOATH DOCK, Nov 22,-C;1pu:ese ss, Ellis, Venice or Ancona. Carlisle ss, Case, Alexandria. Finland ss, Pngett, Ca.pe do Verds. Shagbroot ss, Ebbett, Loudon. Uesgio ss, George, Sables. EAST BUTE DOCK. Nov 21.-Soleiit ss, Coombs. Southampton. Dalton ss, Steel, Stockholm. PeterI Kraft, Brechy, Copenhagen. Grinialdo, Schiaffino, Buenos Ayres, Esminia C, Chiappe, Rosario. EAST BUTE DOCK, NOV 22.—Beig»on ss. Read, St Nazaire. Nelson, Cork, Gloucester. West Stanley ss, Gonal, St Nazaiie. Solon ss, Speedy, Constantinople. Gleaner, Jones, Portmaiioc. WEST BUTE DOCK, NOV 21,— Fiy, Casey, Dublin. Rdith, Olsen, Imbetiba, Jane, Irwin, Ilfracombe. Junon, Henri, St Malo. Warree, Dopel, Irvine. WEST BUTE DOCK, Nov 22.-Piscltor as. Mitchell. Brothers, aiivey, Bristol. Creaden ss, Kavauagh, Seville. PENARTH DOCK, Nav 21.-Eden ss, Gibraltar. Mer- cator ss, London. PENARTH DOCK, Nov 22.-Long: Ditton ss. London. ENTERED u UTWARDS—Nov 22. A en, Austin Friars ss. H, 839, Reeves, Burness & Sorn Rosaiio, Oregon. B. 800, Rolls, W g Williams Madeira or Las Ptlrius, Saltram ss, B, 1318, Keen, Watt8, IVard dr Co Gibraltar, Galtatz ss, B, 571, Stallybrass, Balmer & Co Port Said, Potomac, 15, 1193, Atkinson, Cay, Hall & Co Bilbao, Springbok ss, B, 440, Barrett. C V Byrne & Co Port Said, Daylight ss, B, 1634, Hardy. Wilson & Co Havre, North Devon ss, B, 484, J T Duncan & Co Havre, .BJa,k Swan só, B, 411, Powley, Thomas fz Co Ancona and Triste. Anglia ss. B, 2120, Henderson Bros Constantinople, Sneaton SS, B, 945, T C Howe & Co Roscoff, Liberty, B, 42, Gaudion, Morel Bros & Co Jersey, Clyde. B. 33, Mollec, Morel Bros & Co Sables, Dowlais ss, B, 746, Mill, Morel Bros & Co Morlaix, St Anne, B. Leary, Morel Bros & Co Lisbon, Emilie, F, 181, Perrodo, Morel Bros & Co Lisbon, Montbars, F, 183, Rollando, Morel Bros & Co Havre, Emile. V, 235, Codet, Morel Bros & Co Landerneau, Jeune Aime 5C, Nicol, Morel Bros & Co St Vaast, Jacques Mathieu. F, 91, Morel Bros & C Trinidad, St Adresse, F, 621, Morel Brcs & Co Redon, Charlotte, F, 55, Lequennec, Morel Bros & Co Lannion, Notre Dame de Bolean, F, 77. Morel Bros Innidad, Malta, Swy, £ 55, Lund berg. M Hillestrom Barcelona, Ca.mpea.dor ss, Spn, 846, J Bovey & Co CLEARKD- Nov 22. Sables, Brighton ss. B, 1100 coal Bordeaux, Dordogne ss, B, 1000 coal Roscoff, Dart, B, 120 co:tl Aden, Austin Friars ss, B. 1550 coal Sallies, Dowlais ss, B, 1500 coal Santos, Carrick, B, 409 coal Oparto, Garrison ss, B, 1000 coal Port Said, Cerigo ss, B, 1900 coal Bilbao, .springbok ss, B, 910 coal Port Said, Egglestone Abbey ss, B, 3000 coal Havre, North Devon Sg. B, 1000 coal Genoa, Orpington B, 2500 coal Genoa, Lena ss, B, 2X50 coal Havre, Black Swan ss, B, 9,,0 coal Santo-, .Minnie G Eikin, B, 692 coal Cape de Verds. Elsie ss, H, 2o00 coal Ancona and Trieste, Anclia ss, B, 4200 coal Horten, Avance, N wy, 260 coal Point a Pitre, Edda, Nwy, 460 coal Monte Video, Carl, Nwy. lltd coal Lisbon, Montbars, F, 29J coal Lirbon, Libartas, Rus, 512 coal IMPORTS—Nov 21. Audierne, Alliance, pitwood, Sirnkin Bros Aberthaw, Union, limestone, Crawshay London, Marshal Keith, oats, etc, Spiiler & Co Youghal, Rob Roy, pitwood, F Phillips Bordeaux. Baron Hambro SS, pitwood, Watts, Ward WyborK, Cairo ss, timber. Bland & C( Aberthaw, Eliza, limestones, 11 Skull Carthagena, Galatz ss, iron ore, Rhymney Co Bristol, John, timber, J Bland & Co BARRY DOCK, ARRIVALS. Nov 21.-Black Swan ss, 412, Plymouth, light. Thorntondale ss, 1398, Antwerp, light. Day- light ss, 1534, London, light. ARRIVALS, Nov 22.—Rympha ss, 1490. Rotterdam, light. North Devon ss, 4S1. Gustave Bitter ss, 314, Trouville, light. SAILINGS, Nov 21.-Tel el Kebir ss, Bristol. Bedale ss, Malta. Marquis ss, Cardiff. SAILINGS. Nov 22.—Brighton ss, Sables d'Olonne. P A Munch, Santos. Prince Louis, Rio Janeiro. SWANSEA—ARRIVALS NORTH DOCK, Nov 21.-Sunlight ss, 215, Liverpool, general. James, 34, Barrow, pitch. NORTH DOCK, Nov 22.-Norseman ss, 86, Working- ton, flue dust. SOUTH DOCK, Nov 21 —Westbury ss, GbI, Bristol, general. Sabriiia ss, 523, Dartmouth, light, St Eucenie, 124, Nantes, pitwood. SOUTH DOCK, Nov 22 -ColliGr ss, 125, Bristol, general. PRINCE OF -VVALE- 'Docii Nov 21,-Esther, 81, Ply- mouth, arsenic Vistula, 121, Plymouth, arsenic. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, NOV 22.-Lou,-ti Fisher ss, 160, Barrow, steel and tinnlata bars. SAILINGS. NORTH-DOCK, Nov 21.—John Johnassonss, Thain, Belfast. Goldseeker, Elliot, Glenarm. Kinnaird; Itees, Cadiz. NORTH DOCK, Nov 22.—Orpheline, Taillard, St Valery. Mary Elizabeth, Gai-ratt, Lonilon. SOUTH DOCK, NOV 21.—Deux.Freres, Pelton, Brest. Valery. Mary Elizabeth, Gai-ratt, Lonilon. SOUTH DOCK, Nov 21.-I)eLix Freres, Pelton, Brest. Fame, Kelly, Drogheda. Pioneer, McNaliy, Garston. Willie, Laurensen, Buenos Ayres. Chanzy ss, Meriel. Caen. SOUTH DOCK, Nov 22.—Med way ss, Arnel, Glasgow. Westbury ss, Howe, Rouen. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Nov 21.-Cieanthes ss, Smila, Dieppe. Topic ss, Ferguson, Workiugton. Exeter City ss, Weiss, New York. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Nov 22.—Regalia ss, Wil- son, St Nazaire ENTERED OUTWARDS—Nov 22. St Vaast, Dryade, F, 91, Chatel, L G Jeffrey CLEARED—Nov 22. Valencia, Whitehall ss, B, 950 p fuel Hamburg, City of Hamburg ss. B, 500 coal, 630 general Madeira, Richard Gower, B. 191 coal Lisbon, Beinadotte ss, Nwy, 210 coal, 170 goods Marseilles, Brunswick ss, B, 1650 p fuel Bilbao, Cloudius ss, B, ballast St Vaast, Dryade, F, lbO coal Philadelphia and Baltimore, Maine ss, B, 1800 general IMPORTS—Nov 22. Nantes, St Eugenie, 165 pitwood, L G Jeffrey Workington, Norseman ss, 201 flue dust, Dillwyn & Co Barrow, James, 61 pitch, Cory, Yeo & Co Bristol, Rio Formoso ss, sundries Bristol, Collier ss, sundries Barrow, Lough Fisher ss, 431 tinplate bars, order; 15 flue dust, Villiers Speltsr Co EXPORTS COASTWISE-Nov 22. Wexford, Express, 165 coal, Cawdor Coal Co Newry, Norseman ss, 200 coal, Vivian & Sons 10 bun- kers, Harries Bros and Co Bristol, Rio Formoso ss, sundries Bristol, Collier as, sundries Watchet, Telegraph, 70 coal, J Glisbrook Newry, Lough Fisher ss, 490 coal, D Nicol NEWPORT—ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Nov 22,-Maid of the Mill, 39, Chepstow, stones. True Blue, 22, Ilfracombe. ma- chinery. OLD DOCK, Nov 22.-Hazard, 269, Gloucester, light. Providentia, 234, Gloucester, lisht. Loyalist, 347, Ply. mouth, ballast. Piscator, 114, Cardiff, light. RIVER, Nov 22.-Universal ss. 843, Decnlo, iron ore. Volante ss, 132, Liverpool, general. Cygnet, 36, Bridg- water, general. Marian, 58, Bridgwater, ireneral. Little Jane,, 46, Watchet. light. Victoria, 34. Barn- staple, ballast. 31ynn, 72, Wexford, ballast Ante- lope, Wexford, ballast. Swallow, 35, Gloucester, ligtit. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, NOV 22.—Oazelle, Rees, Dart- mouth..Maid of the Mid, Weyir.an, Chepstow Thos mouth..Maid of the Mid, Weyan, Chepstow Thos Coats ss, Morgan, Bordeaux. Raleiegh ss, Jones, Gil). ¡ raltar. Rive da Gier ss, L'Herr.ute, Biyonne. Shyro S, Hamel, Bilbao, Lombard ss, Duncan, Genoa, I MillfieM ss, Kirbv, Genoa Netley Abbey ss, B!ea3- dale, Genoa. Andrea Vagiiano ss, Patrichos, Kus. temije. Free Lance ss, Tait, Trieste. OLD DOCK, Nov 22.—Kirkless ss, Coffey, Waterford. Reveil ss, Kiely, Waterford. H P, Homan. Wisson, I Rosario. Corsair ss, McNeill, Dublin. Monmouth. shire ss, Graiinah. Biibao. Emiiianne, Cadic. Henne- bont Kjarton, Johanesson, Rosario. RIVER, NOV 22.—Stuckley, Brock, Bude. Gazelle, Richards, Hayle. Minnie Flos ie, Slade, Barnstaple. Thomas and Elizabeth, Hawkins. Gweek. Langford, Hutching*, Bideford. Dah.in, Dopson, Barnstaple. Echo, Mitchell, Padstow, Mersey ss, Jones, Liverpool. Severn ss. Huahes, Liverpool. Denbighshire Lass, Brenuan, New Ross. Chas Tuciier, Kscott. Cork. ENTERED OUTNVA.RDS-ilov 22. Castro, Univers..) ss, B, 843, Orders & Handford I Abervracb, Jupiter, F, 124, Lepodar, A H Tapson & Co Vigo. Nanine Aglae, F. 191, Ezanno, A H Tat);on & Co Guadaloupe, Providentia, Ger, 234, Holz. Jones, Heard Gibraltar, Moto ss, B, 895, Digmau, J T Milburn & Co CLEARED—Nov 22. Buenos Ayres, Keswick s-s, B, 1350 coal CLEARED—Nov 22. Buenos Ayres, Keswick s-s, B, 1350 coal Gibraltar, Moto ss, B, 1700 coal Douarn' iiez, Paque'oot de Brest No 1, F, lt>5 coal Alexandria, Eschol ss, B, 1800 coal | Torre Annunziata, Ricardo ss, H, 1500 coal, 20 coke Hennebont, Joseph et Marie, F, 210 coal Naples, .Mur.an ss, B, 2350 coal Leghorn, Flos ss, B, 1500 p fuel IMPORTS—Nov 22. (I Decido, Universal ss, 1750 iron ore, Decido Iron Ore Co ¡ Gloucester, Cardiff Castie, 800 sacks nlieat, H Edwards Bristol, Ann, 35i) sacks maize, *tar Milling Co Bristol, Marat Ami, 10C0 sacks maize, Star Milling Co | Chepstow, Maid of the Mill, stone, Alexandra Dock Co | Ilfracombe, True Blue, iviachinflry 3 Carditf, Happy go Lucky, silver sand, order EXPORTS COAST NVIS F,N'uv 22 j E trnstanle, Victoria, 55 coal, Clapp & Co .1 Wexford, Glviiii, 162 coal, Clapp & Co Gloucester, Industrv, 100 copper ore Watchet, Mary Lander, 60 coal, W Hockev Minehead. John and Willlaiu, tO coal, J M Aket". Bude, Boconnoc. 61 coal, J M Akers Hayle, Alfred and Arthur, 65 c ia!, H Evans Chepstow Alice, 105 coal. Diamond Llantwit Co Bristol, William, 24 coal. Diamond f.lanrwit Co Newhaveu. Monarch, 520 coal, T Wilks & Co Cork, Cormorant ss, 700 coal, J Maddoek Liverpool, Piscator ss, 180 coal. T Beynou & Co Schuii, Maria, 110 coal, D H Morris CombnmrHu, Watennouth, 6b coal, D H Morris Bridgwater, CygnaN 72 coal, J H Hughes Gal way, Antelope, 215 coal, T Wilks & Co PORTHCAWL. ARRIVALS, Nov 22.—Eupkemia. Peiizmce, ballast. Atlantique, Bayonne, 800 picwood. Ocean Co.

MANCHESTER NOVEMBER MEETING. I MANCHESTER, FRIDAY. 12 50 — The WORSLEY NURSERY HANDICAP of 150 sovs, added to a sweepstakes of 5 sovs each for starters, for two year olds winners extra. Five furlongs. Mrs Mum turd's Queen Agnes, 6st 81b Failoon 1 Mr Roberts's Fringe, 7s s (car. 7st 2ib) .TLoates 2 Mr Evelyn's Elopement 6 t W Wood 3 Mr Cunningham's Deborah, 8st lllb Chaudiey 0 Mr Hope's Ex-ter, 7st 131b Faxan u Mr Blake's Arrard Moss, 7st 13lb G Chuloner 0 Mr Trotter's Collarette, 7st 101b W Piatt o Sir R Jardine's Bulmer, 7sr falb Alisopp o Mr Sanderson's Wasp, 6st 71b all 51b) Widdowtteld 0 Mr W Burton's Porteus ost 91b Blake 0 Col North's High Commissioner, 6st 9ib RChaloner 0 Air Charlton's Caius. 6st 21b Peake 0 Mr Martin's Lottie Dot. 6?t 81b Wall 0 Winner trained by owner. BeLting-ll to 4 agst Elopement. 100 to 14 each agst Arrard Moss and Balmer, 100 to 12 agst Fringe, 100 to 8 each agsD Queen Agues, High Commis- sioner, Deborah, and Lottie Do-,and 20 to 1 agst Caius Quetn Agnes made play from Fringe. Bulmer, and Porteus tnen iollowell Collarette and Elopement, with Arrard Mo's, who stuck his toes into the ground and refused to gallop, some distance in the rear. A quarter of a mile from home the three placeli took close order, and Queen Agnes, staving the longest, made all the running, and won a veiy fine race by a short head a neck senar.itcd the second and third. Porteus was fourth, Collarette fifth, Exeter and Buimernext, and Arrard Moss la,t, beaten off 1 20—Tha WILTON WgLTEI HANDICAP of 5 sovs each for starters, with 150 added winners extra the winner to be sold for 150 sovs. Five furlooirs. Mr Jackson's Moid of Athens, 4y 7st 101b ..Griffiths 1 Mr Sioughton's Arga, 6y Sso NYhitt32 Mr Tow tioley-Parlier's Nuncio, 4y 7st 71b Wood burn 3 Mr J Jarvis s Raystone, 6y 8st G Batrett 0 Mr Melville's Eleusis, 4y "7st 121b M Cannon 0 Mr H T Fenwick's John Elder,3y 7st 111b ..W Blake 0 Mr Nickson's Pidarist, 4y Vsfc 71b S Loates 0 Mr Burton's Forbidden Fruit, 6y 7st 7ib..T Loates 0 Mr Whipp's Lyddington, by 7st 7ib Mullen 0 Mr T. Cannon's Meriiicn, 3y 7st 51b Bradbury 0 Mr Hope's East Lothian, 3y 7st Chandley 0 Mr Deacon's Fair Marion, 3y 7st Wall 0 Winner trained in Ireland. Bettin-g-5 to 1 eacn agst Meriden and Arga, 7 to 1 each agst Forbidden Fruit and Baystons.IOOio 12 each agst Ilaifl of Athens and East Lothian, and 100 to 7 agst Nuncio. Merideu cut out the work Loai Lyddington and Maid of Athens, with John. Elder, Forbidden Fruit, and Eleusis lying at the head of the others. Afcer running a ftulong Lyddington drew to tiit3 froot, but quickiy gave way to Maid of Athens, who drew right away inside the distance, and won by a length and a half a length separated the second and third. Eleuds was iounh, Merideu fifth, l.yddingto i and East Lothian next, and Raystou la-t. 'ihe winner vias boightin for 450 guineas. 1 bJ-The ELLESMERB WELTER HANDICAP of 150 sovs, added to a a weeps takes of 5 sovs each for starters tha second receives 20 sovs out of the stakes. Six furlongs. Mr Drislane's Warlabv, 5y 9;t 121b J Osborne 1 Mr Hodgnian's Firewater, 4y 7st 91b (car. 7st 101b) G Barrett 2 Mr Cleveland s Albertus, 4y 93t lib T Loates 3 Mr Cunningham's Morebattie, 4y 10stiib'chandley 0 Sir d Arthur's Rose Window, 4v 9st loib Itickaby 0 Mr Weighell's Linthorpe, 4y 91t 61i .0 Mr Moncrieffe's Sea Sous:, 6y 3s5 bib F Barrett 0 Mr Lee's Ereritt, 6y 9st 51b Bnicksliaw C j Mr Cunningham's Baillie. 3y 8so Sib (all 51b)Stanton 0 Mi Marshall's Votea, 5v 8sr. 101b T Weldou 0 Mr Waugh's Teviot, 3y Sst 101b F Shaipe 0 Ir Moorhead's Gracie, 6y 8st 41b G Clialoner 0 Mr Martin's Lady 4y 8st 7ib Fa^an 0 Baron Tuyll's Trundle Hill, 3y 7st Sib !.Mul!eu 0 Mr Holder's Unco Gr.id, 3y 7st 71b J Woodburn 0 Winner trains by Drislane, Malton. Betting—7 to 1 aasc Aibertus, 3 to 1 each agst Sea Song and Morebattie, 10 to t agst Firewater, 100 to 9 0 agst Warlaby, 100 to 8 each agst Linthorpe and Volga, 100 to 7 agat Bailiie, and 20 to 1 agst any other After everd breaks a way Firewater jumped off in front, and made the running from Teviot, Aibertus, ] and Gracie, with Linthorpe lying next, and Everitc iat..Firewater came into the straight in advance of Aibertus, with Gracie and Morebattie lying next, to the distance, where Firewater and Aibertus drew right away, but Warlaby came with a rush in the last hundred ;<nd fifty yards, and, Firewater trying to savage Aibertus, Warlaby got up in the last few strides, and won a tine race by a iteek a head between the secant! and third. Volga was fourth, Linthorpe fifth, Sea Song antI Trundle Hill next, and Baillie last. After the race Mr Cleveland, owner of Aibertus, lodged an objection against the second (Firewater) oil tberollflti of boring. The stewards heard the pro- test, and overruled it, at the sauii time exonerating George Barrett from all b amr. 2 20-The FRIDAY SELLING PLATE of 1C5 sovs weight for age the winner to be sold for 100 sovs. One mil'. Mr Humphreys's Hungarian, a lOst 21b MrAbington 1 Mr Charlton's Belesvs, 2y 7st 121b Mullen 2 Mr F W Lam'oton's Lasso, 5y lOst 51b Rickaby 3 ?dr Burton's Decorum, 3y 9st 811) T Loates 0 Mr A Taylor's f by Strathirn—Cos, 2y 7.t 91b M Cannon 0 Mr W Gardner's Zelia, 2y 7 t 91'o RChaloner Q Winner trained by^owner. Bet,ting-ll to 10 agst Lasso, 4 to 1 ag-t Hungarian, 6 to 1 each agst Co tilly and Zelia, and 8 to 1 each agst Decorum and Belesys. Zelia showed the way for Lasso and Hungarian, with Decorum ill the retr, until ha!f-w.iy up tho straight, when Lasso ilrew to the front, but tie was headed at the lialf-distance by Hunga,im, who won by three-parts of a leigth the same distance sepa- rated the second and third. Zelia was fourth, and Decorum last. The winner was not sold. 2 50-Tile LANCASHIRE HANDICAP of 500 sovs, added to a sweepstakes of 5 sovs e.te i for starters (the sweepstakes to go to the ecoud) winners exrra Vile mile, Sit R Jardine's Wise Man, 4y Sst 51b T. Loates 1 Mr T Cannon's True Bine II. 6y 7st Sib.fd Cuinon 2 Mr Lowther's Cheroot, 3y 6^t lib Peake 3 Mr W de la Rue's Shillelagh, 4y 8sC 3lb'G Barrett 0 Mr Merrys Deuce of Clubs, 6y 7st 131b ..Liddiard 0 ,Ilr Belle Mahone, 4y 7st 4ib ..Ciiii,i,iley 0 Mr Whipp's Tommy Tittlemome, a 6st 81b Blake (i Mr Cunningham's Blair Hope, 3y bst lib ..W Wood 0 Winneii trained by J Dawson, sen, Newmarket. Betting—5 to 2 agst Shiilelagn. 5 to 1 anst Wise Man, 6 to 1 agst Deuce of Clubs, 100 to 15 agst True Blue II, 7 to 1 agt Belle Mahone, 100 to 12 agst Che- root, and 10 to 1 agst T.iiiixiy Tittlemouse. THE RACE. Belle Mahone was followed by Tommy Tittlemouso for about a furlong, when Cheroot drew to the front. and went on from Belle Mahone and Tommy Tittle- mouse them came Shillelagh, and Deuce of Clubs, with Wise M ill in the rear, bchiud True Blue II. I Half-way round the bend Belle Mahone closed with Cheroot, and the pair came into the straight in advance of Tommy Tittlemouse aud Blairl-fope, with I the others in a cluster. A quarter of a mile from home Belle Mahone was oeateu, and, inside the dis- tance, Wise Man came out, followed bv True Blue II, the former winning easily by a length and a half three-parts of a iength separated the second and third, and a heall third an i fourth, Tommy Tittle- mouse being in the latter position. Blair Hope was fifth, Belle Mahone next, and Deuce of Clubs last. Time, 1 min. bi 2-b sec. 3 20-A TWO YEAR OLD SELLING PLATE of 100 guineas colts 9st, fillies and geldings 8st 111b tho winner to be old tor 53 sovs. Five furlonjrs. Mr Lee's Patti II, 8st llib Bruckshaw 1 Mr Burton's Shamrock II, 9st Robinson 2 Mr Nickson's Glencoign. 8st 111b Rickabv 3 Mr Martin's Glass Slipper,- 8st 111b Fagan 0 Mr Howard's Chieftain's 0 Winner trained by Lund, Malton. Betting—7 to 4 agst Patti If. 5 to 2 each azst Sham- ro-k It and Glass .lipper, and 20 to 1 a;rst any other. PiLtti II, on the right, jumped off in front of Sham- rock II and Glencoign, and in this order they ran throughout, Patti It winning by two lengths three- parts of a length between the second and third. Glass Slipper was fourth. Tho winner was sold to Mr W. Burton for 440 guineas. 3 50—A MAIDEN PLATE of 100 guineas weight for age winners extra. Five furlongs. Mr M'Calinont's Veau d'Or. 2y 8.;t lolb.-Itobinson 1 Lord Durham's Dunvegan, 2y 8st lulb .Rickaby j Mr Simpson's Thelrna, 2y Sst 71b • f ^harpe t Mr Jarvis's Master Jack, 2y Sst 101b ..J Woodbuill u Mr N Fenwick's f by Bend Or—Labyrinth, 2y 8st 7ib .T Loates 0 Mr Vyner's Sedge Chat, 2y B-It 101h T Weldon II Mr Iiamsden's Misery. 2v 8sfc 71b Fagan 0 Mr Lindsay's Scratch,2y 8sr. 2jb (all OlbJWiddowfieM 0 Lord Lascelles's Curfew, 2y Sst lOlit, Bruckshaw C Mr J W Lee's Mooni alter, 2y 8t 101b.G Barrett o Sir R.lardine's Glenmore, 2y 8at 101b J Osborne 0 I Mr Abingtou's Glencarron, 2y 8st 101b (car 3st 111b) r to q Watts 0 Mr ICenyon's Frankfort, <iy ost 10b Morgan 0 Mr Humphreys's Goodiellow, ) gst lolb ..Alisopp 0 Winner trained by Jewitt, Newmarket. Betting—2 to 1 acst Labyrinth filly, 4 to 1 agst Veau d-Ur. 7 to 1 agst Dunvegan, 10 to 1 each agst Glenear. ron and Master Jack, 100 to 8 agst Sedge Chat, and 20 to 1 agst Thelma. Glencarron P'ade pi ay from Veau d'Or, Dunvtgan, and Thelma, witu the Labyrinth tilly and Master Jack lying next, for about a furlong, when Veau d'Or drew to the front, and, although Thelma and Dunvegan challenged resolutely in the last hundred yards, Veau d'Or held his own to the end, and won by a neck from the other pair, who ran a dead heat for second j43'61" Jack was fourth, the Labyrinth filly- fifth, "edge Chat next, and Moonraker last. BETTING ON THE COURSE. MANCHESTER NOVEMBER HANDICAP 15 to 2 agst Lady Rosebery tt and 10 toI-ItiDgmaster (t) 100 to 8 — Mercy (t) 100 to 8 — Amphion (t) 100 to 3 Vasista- (t) lOO to 7 Redand (t) 1000 to 60 — Fallow Chatft 100 to 6 — Crimea (ti 20 to 1 — Kenilworch (t) « 20 to 1 — Revo d'Or (t) 20 to 1 — Ashplant (t) 33 to1Conservator (t) f:. 43: to 1 Hibernian (t) "¡ 1 LATEST BETTING ON THE COUKST MANCHESTER HANDICAP. I 100 tc 14 agst Lady Rosebery (t and o) t 100 to 9 — Ringmaster (o) 'L 1000 to SO — Ausphicn ft) fc 1000 to S0 Vasistas (t and o) at, 100 tc \Ierey fo) Hf-t 1 500 to 40 Redsand (t) 1000 to 70 Fcllolll Chat (t, after 1000 to 100 to 6 Crimea (t) *?;. 2000 to 100 — Ashplant it) V 2000 to 100 Reve d'Or (t) J 20 to 1 Nappa (t and c) 20 to 1 Kenilworth (t ando) I 1000 to 40 — Wishing Gate (t) 2500 to 100 Slver Penny (o) j— 1000 to èO llloerrâan (t) LJ0;> to 30 — Midstream (ti L. 33 to 1 Latauia (t and o) f 33 to 1 Netheravou (t and c) f" c3 to 1 — Conservator (t and o) 40 to 1 — Dover (t and o) THE OFFICIAL STARTING PPJCfl v 1 MANCHESTER MEETING. RACK. WINNER PRICFIT Worsley Nursery Queen Agnes 100 to 3 m Wilton Welter Maid of Athens a.IOa to 12 Ellesinere %Velter.. W,,trjaby 00 to 9 Fri(i,y Seliin; bu!i,,ariaii 4 to 1 ft Lancashire Heap.. Wise Man 5 to lS Two Year Oid Plate Patti II 7 to Maiden Plate Veau d'Or 4 to 1 ] The above prices are identical with those publisy in the Racing Calealar" by Messrs Weatherby. J

GALLOPS OF THE MANCHESTEB HANDICAP .HORSES. MANCHESTER, Friday Morning With of the Mauchester Handicap bo arrived overnight, plenty of interest was attached v the gallops at New Barns this morning. The weaf » during exercise hours was some what dull. This ho ever, did noi prevent a fairly large company f f being present, and in spite of the rather heavy goil r an interesting morning's work \va got through. *1 Irish horses, Conservator aud St. Kieran, were tl first out, aud after cantering they were sent an el pace gallop of about a mile, both moving freely »!■ well. Collarette (with J. Osborne in the saddle), B' sand (ridden by Piercy), and Fallow Chat (G. Plat' covered about a mile at half speed. Latania (ridden 1 Mullen) and Nether Avon ana Reve d'Or (with st lads in the saddle) war« given all easy pace gallop about a mile, and Mercy (ridden by Blake) gaiiop1 the full course nt a useful pica, JMiilstrearo (wit 1 Allsopp III the saddl ) went", mila and a haif dot capital pce, and Kenihv.-rth (ridden by ChandleJ covered about a mile and a quarter in good sty Father Confessor (riduen by Peake) came about a ul smartly, and a similar distance was negotiated I Claymore and Crimea, the former being ridden B Alisopp and tiie latter l.y Bradbury. Wishing G covereu s<x furlongs smartly, and Vasistas went abofl ti mile and a half a& a useful pace. Amphion took ful exercise. It was -ifcer ten o clock before tb Australian horse. Ringmaster, did his work, an after cintering ouce ruund the course he went about mile and a half in nood ^tyie, pulling up sound an well. Those most liked this morning were MercY, Ringmaster, Vasistas, and the Ashgill pair, Falloff Chat and Redsand.

LONDON BETTING. FRIDAY NIGLIT. MANCHESTER HANDICAP. 15 to 2 agsc Lady Rosebery (t) 10 to I — Ringmaster (c and o) 100 to 8 — Amphion (t and wi 100 to 8 — Meicy(tando) 100 to 8 — Vasi.st-as (c and o) 100 to 'I FalioNv CiiaL (,) 100 to b Crimea. (t and 0) 20 to I Asiiplaiit (t) O to I (L and o) 20 to 1 Nappa (o) 20 to I Reve d'or (0) So to I Nliilstreaua (6 aiid o) 33 to l Silver Penuy (o)

I NEWMARKET TRAINING NOTES. I (Ill 09it i-,T. FridaY-On the Racecourse sid Joseph Cannons louch-and-Go, Bellona, Astrachaiif Lal Brough, The Tyke, Alb,on, ftlarioni, Trevelyaui and Powder Puff galloped two miie., Jack Frosti Papyrus, Franciscan. Lown, and Cyril 11 went mile Mumford's Culloden going a mile and a quaf ter. A. Rayhoe s Morglay negotiated a mile. Galiivanter and Circassian went six furlongs! Hoppor's Tenacity and Lady Florence going a simW.r gaiiop. Matthew Dawson's Conan and William th' Silent galloped a mile and a quarter Nareliall, Plutarch, and Kirkham trotted and hack-cantered Brown's Annoyance galloped six furlongs. On the Bury side (iturgo Dawson s Hazelhatcl) and Donovan walloped six iurlongs; Geldings* Listen and Riviera going a similar gallop Whi-'i>« Jacket, Grand Prior, Devilfish, and Dalwhiunie wen* five fui longs Mauser's t orauto, Buffalo Bill, York sliire Lad, and Lily going a mile. Jewitt's Tlll Sinner galloped two miles. Jarvis's Old Gold and Silkminster horse went six futlouss Ryan's Ireland; Twitter colt, and Royal Meath going a similar gallop* J Price's Katty went a little over a mile T. Jennings's, jun, Ccouau, Polybius, Ciover, King.pear, Ragobert. anu Y.tcoul going seven furlongs. 'J', Leader's Beekenham, Sydenham, Gay dell, Portea, and other" cantered twice live iur.ongs. Roger's Meadow Swift atiti iiaveuiiit trotted and hciek-canter^d Ev"n'1 turtoa and Signorma were similarly employed. PRBIROSU DAY. IIIr Edward C. Goli'ivy has sent the following cou-mun/catiou to cue Pres* A"ociation:-As regl" tered owner of Primrose Day I think it only right"to ■> gIve publicity to the fact Lua: ever tauce the mare's running in tue Cambridgeshire I have been in corn munication with the stewards of tha Jockey Clul relative to the form sho-MI by the mare in all her races and that I have asked for au inquiry to be held on tb< mare's running.

LEICESTER MEETING. WEIGHTS FOR THE LEICESTER HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Ruu Thursday, November 22tu. Two miles and threj-quarters. f ys st lb 1 ys st H ml worth a 12 7 { Helen Davis a 10 f Magic a 12 0 j Stvoa- Tea 6 10 Z k- lienpath a 11 4 j Macphtrson 6 10 w Charming Nancy.. 6 10 II | Weights published November 22nd at 2.15 p.m.

TH MI DDL EH A II (MENTOR) OPINION SAXS;— M, 17 and 24, both Pear N, 51 win, 22 dangerous 0, 10 Apple. Don't miss co-day s tinal telegram- Pay reply 48 words. Address—J. MENTOR, Miidienain, Bedale. .PARK'S OPINION prave Wise Man and Arga on all wires, and Queen Agnes in Opinion. How's that for high 7 Now, listen. Mercy or Vasistas win Fallow Chas and Redsand places. Ben, Innisheen. Dou't forget the cigars. Ad lress—Park, The Paddock. ::¡.:I úeIl halll. CotJliSlXCi.—Tiie Sully Coursing Club's sixtb annual meeting has been fixed for January 8vll and Stli III addition to the two stakes confined to members oC the ciub, th re will be au opau stake for 16 all-agac greyhouuds at £ 4 4s each. Hon. Sec., J. L. Perry Cardiff. 9208

FOOTBALL. j TO-DAY'S LOCAL FIXTURES. 1 Cardiff—Swansea 2nd v. Cardiff 2nd Neath v. Cardiff Harlequins Red Star Juniors v. Bute-terrace National Canton v. Cathays >,tar „ Cardiff Rangers nd v. Canton 2nd Cardiff Star v. Llandatf 2ud Tyneside v. Cardiff Star 2nd St David's v. Cardiff United Silver Star v. Ely Rovers 2nd Caeileon White Rose v. Mackintosh Star Juniors v. Uskside Juniors Barry—Tredegarviile v. Barry Rangers Penarth—Pentre Y. Penarth II Barry Juniors Y. Penarth Juniors Caerphiily v. Cogan Llandaff-Cardift Rangers v. Llandaff EJy-Llauriatf Yard v, Eiy Rovers Newport-Llanelly v. Newport Swansea—Cardiff v. Swansea Llanelly—Melin Rovers v. Llanelly Neath-Eastside Harlequins v. Xeath 2nd Caerphilly—Cogan 2nd-v. Caerphiiij 2ad Cwmoran-N ewport 2ud v. Cwmbran Pentre—Penarth 2nd v. Pentre 2nd f Penygraig—Catuays Rangers v. Penvgraig 2nd • Hereford—Brecon v. Hertford [ LLANELLY v NEWPORT. "I I To-day (Saturday) the representatives of the tin f plate town journey to Newport to met their old rivals. I the wearers of the black and amber. Both teams ar< I in excellent form, and a good match is anticipated The names of the Newport inen are-Back, T. Eng, land three-quarter backs, J. E. Webb, C. J. Thomas. G. Thomas, and H. Davies; half-backs, P. Phillips and T. Downe; forwards. T. C. Graham (captain), J. Han. lien. H.-T. Day, T. H. Griffiths, T. Edwards, T. New. combe, A. iNI. Boucher, anti W, Watts. The team to represent Llanelly will be ;-Back, E J. Roberts three-quarter backs, Tom Morgans, D. P. M. Lloyd, LI. John, and J Rowlands haif-backs, G. Griffith, and J). S. Richards forwards, T. Jone; (captain), S. Thomas. W. Thomas. D. J Daniel, U. Evans, J. Davies. E. Jones, and J. Martin. Referee, Mr E. S. Richards. SWANSEA v. CARDIFF. Tiie following will represent CardiffBack, H. Morgan three-quarter backs, C. Arthur, F. N. Jones, T. W. Pear -on, and W. Cosslett: half-backs, Rossei Evans and H. M. Ingledew forwards, S. H. Nicholls, D. w. Evans, W. E. 0. Williams. J. Mahoney, T. W. Morgan. C. Allen, G. Allen, and R. Thomas. CARDIFF V. SWANSEA. -In c,iinection with the Cirdilf and Swansea match to-day the Greaf Western Railway Company are advertising 8011 fxeursion train to Swansea, starting from Cirdiff at 12.W p.m., at the low fare of 2s bd. The following will repres-nt Swansea in the match r—Back, W. Bancroft j three-quarter backs, >»iliiam McCutcheon, D. Gwynn, E. Bishop, and F. Pearce half backs, D. James aud K James forwards, NV- Bowe., (captain), T. Williams, W. Williams, J. Meredith, J. Samuel, H. Bevan, H. A. Bowen, and E. Charles. CARDIJTP HARLEQUINS v. NELTH.-The Neath team will make tliwir hr.-t appearance in Cardiff this season .to-day. when they bring off their engagement with the Quiusat the Penartii-road Ground. After their recent Urawu game with Penarth and their good show against Cardiff, when the latter barely won by ona point, a close game should ensue. The Harlequins" team wid be Back, G. L. May three-ouarters. F. K. Nicholls, O. Lewis, W. H. Keeping-, J. Kepings halves, R. A. Price and F. S. Waters forwards, J. S. Cullen, H. J. Taylor, H. 'Roderick, K. A. Hybart, J. O'Brien, W. A. Jones. D. James, F. Buse. Referee, Mt W. M. Douglas. The Neath teamjwill comprise: ksack, J. McCratli three-quarter backs, T. Morris, G. D. Trick, L. Morris, Broskham; half-backs, W. Thomas, A, Cross forwards, E. V. Pegee, R. Jones, D. Jones, s. Anthony, T. Michael, T. Davies, H, I' vans, D W. Lewis. CHRIST COLLEGE BRECON, V. SWANSEA GRAMMAR SCHOOL.—This match was played at .Swansea on Wed- nesday, and resulted in an easy win for Brecon by 3 goals and 1 try to one goal. The tries for Brecon were secured by H. R. Williams, >Y. Thomas, T. Morgan, and Morgan Rowlands. hrist College were without several of their usual team. FOOTBALLS, Rugby and Association, at T. Page Wood and Co.'s. Cardiff. 3021 NEwPoRr v. LLANELLY, at Newport. Saturday, 23rd November. Kick-off, 3 p.m. Grasd stand id extra to all except ticket holders. 919P