South Wales Daily News

BRIDGEND Fat Stock Show, Poultry and Dairy Produce Exhibition, Thursday next, Nov. 28th. 9264 CLEARANCE SALE of Bedsteads and Be Iding, Fenders and 1 ireirons. See our 63 lid bed, bolster, and two pillows 60lbs of flock.—Perkins Bros, and Co.. 53. St. Mary-street. Cardiif. 6667 Printed and by the Proprietor*, DAVID DUNCAN & SONS, at their Steam Print- ing Works, 105, St. Marv-straet and Westgate- street, in the town of Cardiff, in the county 01 Glamorgan; also bv THOMAS FAWCETT, at tha South Wales Daily News Office, Swansea, in the county of Glamorgan also at the premises of WIL, I LIAJI H. KEY, Bookseller and Chemist, Pontypridd, in the county of Glamorgan; also by EDWAKD WILLIAMS, at the" South Wales Daily News" Office, 1, Tredegar-place, Newport, in the county of Monmouth; also at tiie premises of WILLIAM IIF ES, Bookseller, Carmarthen, in the county of Carmar- then; also at the premises of R. C. 'I'REWEEKS, j Bookseller, Pembroke, in the County of Pembroke; ) also at the premises of ANN WILLIAMS, Bookseller, Cardigan, iu the county of Cardigan al-o at the premises of ATTY liUUHES, Bookseller, Brecon, in lh. county of Brecon also at the premises of DAVID II CHARLES DA VIES, Pi inter, Liaudrindod Wells, iu the county of Radnor also at the premises of GEORGE 1. HARRIS, Stamp Office, Lydney, iu the county of j, Gloucester

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MONEY MARKET. LONDON, Saturday. Money was all stronger-market,,with only short supplies of capital offering. Day to [day money was worth about 3 per cent, and advances over the account, 4 per cent. Discounts were firmer at 4. to 4k per cent. An inquiry for gold for Germany is reported, which will assist in counteracting the effect of the arrival of Russian gold. Tenders for; £ 700,000 Treasury Bills will be received at the Bank of England on Daceicber 22ad. Tha: sum, maturing is £ 1,160,000. The Stock Exchange Markets have been firm in tone, with a fair business doing for a Saturday Yesterday's bear selling was checked, and fresh buying set in, with the result that there was a general rally in prices, the finish being tolerably srood, in spite of some uncertainty 'respecting Brazilian affairs. Consols closed at 97 to 971 for delivery, and G7 1-16 to 97 3 16 for tiie account j liar- Cent. (Childers'), 99i to 100j 2g ppr Cent., 95 to 95g 4 2 Local Loans Scock, 102 to 102s. Business in Foreign Bonds was quiet.. Inter- 'I' national issue. were mostly firm, but South Americans flat. Egyptian were strong, and there was a rally m Portuguese. Brazilian and Argen- tine securities; were affected by political and com- mercial prospects. Egyptian Preference rose g Unified, 7-16 French 4 per Cent., 4; Hunga- rian, g; 3-16 Mexican 6 o-r Cent., i; Portuguese, 5 Turkish Groiio -2, j. Argentine,, 1886, fell £ Buenos Ayres. 1382-16 and 1833, 1 Kussian 4 par Cant., Seaman, 3' Turkish,. 4 1871, i; do. 1854, 1 and Urug.uay 5 and 6 per. Uent., g. The English Railway Market/was firm. This; hardening on the eve of settlen/ent is afavourabIev< feature, as it looks as though Virices will bs carried yet higher. Southern Deferred Stocks were especially firm, and therA was an inquiry for North Eastern and Great Kjortliern. Caledonian rose g; Great .Eastern,. 13; Great Northern Ordinary, g do. A, g Great Western, g Brighton Ordinary, 1; do. A 7- Chatham Omi- iiary, 5; North Western, g Bhefiield Deferred, i; North British Ordinary, i do. Preference, 4; North Eastern, g South Eastern A, and 'faff Vale Shares, g, Chatham Preference fell Metropolitan^ District, i and Furneas, 1. The Indian Railway Market was quiet, but steady. Grand Trunks were dull and neglected. There was a weak tendency, with very little change. Canadian Pacific Shares were firm. Grand Trunk Second Preference rosy g Canadian Pacific Shares, £ Grand Trunk First Preference.fell g uo. Third, £ do. 4 per Cent., g. Business in Foreign Railways was -a^ a rule quiet. Mexican and Nitrates were firm, but South American?, wera dull. Mexican (VeraCruz) Ordinary rose i First Preference, 4 Sccond Preference, g Mexican Central, £ and Nitrate Shares, Buenos Ayres Great SouthernfelH Central argentine, 1 Lombards, 1-16. The American Railway Market was firm, though not active. Demand has run chiefly upon Northern Pacific Preference, and Union Pacific 'and LouisviHe and NaflhviIla Shares were also bought by speculators. Not much done in other issues. Central Pacific, of California rose Chicago and Alilwauki-e, Lake Shore, 4; .'Louisville and Nashville, § Erie, i Norfolk Preference, 2; Northern Pacific PrÐurence, i Ohio and Mississippi, 4; Readings, i Union Pacific, 2. Denver Ordinary fell 4 do. Pre- ference, 1i; New York. Pennsylvania, and Ohio First Mortgage, i Pennsylvania, Shares, 3. Bank-i.-Imperiai Ottoman rose 1-16 Bank of South Australia. j English Bank of River Piste, 2 do. New, Tarapaca fell a. Gas.-Imperial Continental rose 2. Telegraphs and Telephone,National Tele- phone rose t. Tramways.—Continental Metropolitan Prefer- ence Shares fell i Miscellaneous.—Bell's Asbestos^rose Hotch- kirs, 4 Maxim Nordenfelt, iJ; Salt U niou. £ Prirmtiva Nitrate, 1^ Banbers' Investment Trust Deferred, 1 International Investment Trust, 1; P. and 0. Steam, 1. Ebbw Vale Steel fell i: Aiigio-Cnilian Nitrate, Colorado, San Pablo Nitrate, Brewers' Investment Cor- poration, g Greenwich Ferry 6 per Cent. Deben- tures. 5 London Produce Cleaning House, i E.C. Powdar, is d<3 Janeiro City Improve- ments, 1 Spratt's, g. Mines.—Bn-lkis rose 6J, to Ils Namaqua k. to 2g Gold Fields of South Africa 3-16. to 5§ Jirii/h Broken Hiii 4, to 7i Burmah Rnbv 1-16, to 15-16; Gympie Great Eastern 6d, to 9i 6J. Mason and Barry fell 1-16, fr> 6 13-16 Rio Tmto t-16, to 15g Pahang £ to 3| Mysore Gold to b London and South A fric" Exploration it to 21 O-eana Land i, to 13 Feirein* k. to 14 Gold Z 'tie i, to 2 Jumpers iI, to 14i Salisbury to lOg dimmer and Jack -It, to 6.1; Southern ljamf i, to -j pm. Van Ryn 1-16, to 15-16 Colon Goid 3J, to 5s 6 i. At the Bank to-day, £ 5^000 Germaaigold was sold. The Peninsular has. brought L6,945 -from the F,.i p t. The rates received from the East were:- Bombay and Calcutta Telegraphic Trtust-rq. Is 4|i; Honc Kfing four months' bills, 3i 3i Shanghai do.. 4, 51. Indian Exchange* «re quoted :—Bank bills, 60 days. Is 4 19 32d 30 days, 1- 4 11-161; demand, Is 4 13-161. Private Bills :—60 rtayv, Is 4 13-16d; 30 nays, Is 4¡ i: demand Is 1,15-16,1. Huppo' P''l)Dr 4 per Cent., t9k to 69A; do. 4 per p cpllt., 711 to 72. Silver is steaoy. Bars remain at 44id. The growth of Denver, in Colorado, has been as phenomenal a* Chicac: the population jump- ing up from 23,000 in 1379 to 140,000 in 1839. It is no wonder that English capital is at- tracted to the great mining district of which it is the centre, Dmver is also the terminal point of no less than 14 railway lines, including the vast Union Pacific. It is in the highway of trade from East to west. The citizens of Denver have been in too great haste to make wealth to go in for magnificent buildings, but they have not been altogether indifferent, for in.the Windsor Hotel iiiev have quite a palatial establishment, com- manding a splendid view of the Rocky Mountains. ot is right in the centre of business, so that it com- bines the useful with the picturesque. For » great railway terminus a great hotel has become an indispensable adjunct. The Denver dotel Company, whose prospectus appears in our rages to-day, invitps subscriptions for 13,000 ordinary shares of jE5 eacii and 13,000 8 per cent. preference shares of jS5 each. Tue architecture of the hotel is of modern Gothic style, and the structure is mitsave and solid in its character. The marvellous yearly development of Denver is in itself almost a guarantee that the principal hotel in the place-for such the Windsor claims to be-will bring in a handsome dividend. But this is not all. The profits are certified by Messrs Hart Brothers, Tibbetts and Co., chartered <-ccountants, of Moorgate-s-treet, to be sufficient to pay all fixed charges and 14 per cent. on the ordi- nary shares. The Canadian (Direct) Mpat Company, which «iarts with a capital of 2.450,CGO, divided into 69,900 ordinary shares of L5 each, and 100 founders' shares of 95 each, addresses itself to the public in our advertising columns to-day. The objects of the company are to acquiro a, concession by the corporation of the Three Rivers city, Canada, of one hundred acres of freehold land within the city limits, subject to the erection thereupon of abattoirs and othov buildings at a minimum cost of L20,000, and which land, with all buildings thereon erected or to be erected, is to be free of all taxa- tion for 99 years so long as the works are in operation. Its main business will be to purchase live stock, and to kill and dress same for ship- ment or otherwise on tho company's premises, which are adjacent to the seaboard, and where bides, horns, offal, and other remains can be ad- vantageously utilised. It is needless to point out the tremendous growth of the refrigerated meat ttade, and the desirability of siting meat from our own colony rather than from foreign countries. The Three Rivers 2ity is on the estuary of the noble St. Lawrence. L-rge ocean steamers can load at the public wharfs, it is directly connected with the Canadian pacific Railway, and on the opposite side of the "ver runs the Grand Trunk Railway. Com- nercially it is sure to become the great port of Canada, and many psople will be surprised to leatn that it is over 300 miles nearer to England than is New York, so that the Company will be !n a good position to compete with the American exporters, many of whom aro in Chicago and her inlaud cities. Geographically and financially the Company seems to have everything in its C;,vour. The London board of the Victoria Freehold Bank, Limited, has received advice from the bead office in Melbourne that the name of the bank has been changed by the shareholders, and approved by the Governor in Counbil, to the British Bank of Australia, Limited. The reasons for this change are that the bank's business is not now enfined to the colony of Victoria, and confusion with other institutions having the word free- hold in their titles will bn avoided. The London offices remain at 84 and 85, King William-street. E.C. [BEUTBR'S TELEGRAMS.] PARIS, Saturday. The Bourse opened steady, with an improving tendency. Later in the day the tone became weaker owing to the absence of speculative deal- ing. The aggregate of transactions was small. Brazilian securities wera^heavy, and without any particular feature. Rentes did not move beyond A range of 5c. frot- yesterday. Italian routes improved 20 Egyptian, Unified, 3'12 £ t; Spanish and Russian per cent but Rio Tiiito relapsed 7,50f,, and Suez Canal shares 2'50f. Cheques, 25.25. Private discount, 2i per cent. BERLIN, Saturday.—The tendency for money remained about the same as yesterday, but, if anything, thsra was au appearance of greater ease. Private discount g per cent. lower at 4b i per cent. Foreign Government securitie gene- r rally showed firmness at a fractional advance. Credit shares rose fully 1 per cent,, and Lombards were slightly dearer. VIBNNA, Saturday.—A. dull feeling prevailed, on to-day's Stock Market. Home Funds declined gto 5 per cent., and' Anglo- Austrian Bank Shares 2fi. Crsdit-Anstaldt rose Ifl. >1

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. ) Supplied by Messrs TCHACKERAY & CO., Stock and Shar Br kers,,3, Dock Chambers, Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid. Prices. ¡ 'Stock Barry Dock and Ra:3ways 100 136 140 10 Do New.. 2 54 6 Great Western 100 „16&i 1674 London and NortlrWestern ..100 178i 179 Midland 100 ..1424 10 Rhondda and Swansea Bay 10 ..104 lit 10 do New 4.. 4 bi Stock Rhymney 100 -.150 152 „ Severn and Wye 9 10 „ Tatf Vale Dividedjstock 10U 82 834 10 do New 6 „ 15 15i PREFERENTIAL. Stock, Barry Dock & Rar. First Pref. 100 ..129 131 1) Do 2nd do 10 122 12i Stock, Brecon&Mer lsfcPref.1861 ..100 ..112 115 Do 2ri(lPref.1862 ..100 ..100 103 „ Cambrian, No 1, 4 j.c 100 53i 541 „ Do N02, 4 p,c. ,100 3iJ 37" Great Western Consol 5 p.c. 100 ..155 Ib7 10 Pembroke & Tenby, ^p.c, 1364 1U 7 7i 10 Rhondda_& Swansea,Bay 5 p.c 10 12i 121 10 do b p.c. 4.. 62 6i StocL-.Rhymney i per cenfj. -Coisold. 100 ..116 118 Xatt Vale 4 per cent. Consld.100 ..1Z0 122 100 Taff No. I Preference 100 272 276 GUARANTEED AND LEASED. SO Aberdare Railway 50 133 141 Stock Great Western, 5 p.c. guar.100 ..157 159 PenarthHarbou r,Dock, aud RylOO "151 153 Som. &; Dorset(J $ath Extension)l00 ..109 111 RAILWAY AJfD OTHER DEBENTURES 'Bonds Barry Dock <iItly 41 p. c, ..100 116 118 Do. 4 p. c. 100 ..115 117 tock Brecon & Mevthyi' A 4 p. c .100 ..110 112 Do. B 4 p. c 100 ..102 104 tock Bute Dock 4 p. c 1J0 ..113 115 Cambrian A 4 p. c 100 ..118 119 Do. li 4 p.c 100 ..114 1144 Great We&tern 5 do 100 ..159 161 Midland 4> per cent 100 ..131 133 Mid-Walijs A 44 per cent.100 ..116 113 Milforil Dock A t> per cent iuO ..100 103 Rhymney 4 ditto „100 ..127 129 Somerset and Dorset, No. 1 ..100 ..151 Ib2 ? Tatf VpJe 4 P.c 100 .129 131 BANKS. 20 Bristol West of England,Lim. 74 •• 17 17 20 do New 7.. 16 17 100 County of Gloucester, Lim.25 ..64 66 30 Glamorganshire, Lim 2.. 2) 21 b Glamorganshire, Ld., Pref. 2.1.. 3 3,1; 10 London and Provincial, Lim. 5 174 18 20 National Bank of Wales, Lim 10 15* 16 20 do New 591, Jok 75 National Provincial, Lim 101.. 46* 474 60 National Provincial, Lim. 12 55' 56 "lQ North and South Wales, Lim 10 3i 241 j 320 South Wales Union, Limited 7 10 104 GAS. 10 Aberdare -.10 13 14 LStock Cardiff A 10 per cent 100 ..200 205 Do. B 8 ier cent 100 ..163 16o or Do. C 7 per cent 130 ..140 145 Do. Gas D 5 per cent 100 ..103 105 10 Llynvi Valley 10 91 10 Stock Newport A 10 per cent.100 ..198 203 11 Do. B 74 per cent 100 ..148 153 Do. C 7 per cent 100 ..139 144 2a Swansea. 74 per cent. 25 372 384 2ado 7 per cent. 2;¡ 35 ù1 GAS AND WATER. 10: A Barry and Cadoxton 7 9 94 10; Bridgend 10 10 1O IS Pontypool(Max. lOp. c.) 12 17 18 10 Ystrad A 10 18 19 WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol 25 55 1:0 20 Do 20 42 43 10 Neath 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 14 2 26 Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron, & Coal 20 8 8! £ ». 5 Great Western Collry. A Pref. 513 13l 5 Do. B Ord b111 1 ? a Do. New B 4 10j 11 100 Do, 6 p.c. B Debs.100 99 102 10 H. H. Vivian & Co. A Pref. 8 6J 74 5 International Coal 22.. 24 24 I 624 Nantyglo & Blaitia Iron Pref. 62i.. 62 64x30sar 10 Newport-Abercarn Colliery.. 10.. 91 1O 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 10« lli 5 North's Navigation Colliery o 6± 6j 5 Rhymney Iron 0 2^ 24 5 Do. New 41.. 1^ 14 100 Do. 7 p.c. Debs. 1890 100 ..98 102 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debts.100 85 98 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 5J 6 3 Do. 10 per cent B.. o 'n 4: xli 3 Do. New B 14 2 24 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A .so 30' 30.\ 2J Do. b, 25 231 23j MISCELLANEOUS. 20 Alexandra Dock ifc Railway..20 16 16 Stock Ditto 4. p.c. Pref .100 ..101 ioli 1 Bland & Co., Ltd 1.. i U 10 Bristol Brewery Ordinary 10 20 31 10 Do. 6. Preference 10 141 1.5 10 Bl. and So Wales Waggon 3 ■'> bf 50 Bute Dry Dock bO 32 34 xd Stock Cardiff Corporation 34 p.c.100 ..110 111 b Cardiff & Penartli Tramways 5 34 3 50 Cardiff J unction Dry Dock 4U 13 21 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage 25 35 37 bO Central Dry Dock 50 2a 30 7 Glo'stedty,Ca.r.&Wag.Ltl.A 7 84 9 10 W. Hancock & Co., Ltd 10.. 24 244 10 Do do New 10 23 ic.44 10 Do 6 p.c. Pref 10 12 j 13 10 Do New 10 12i 124 Stock Do 4i p.c. Deb. StocklOO ..105 10S 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 8 S4 13 MilfordDock 10 12 2 50 Mount Stuart Dry Dock 40 45 q, 50 Do B. 20 22 23 b Newport Tramways 57t8 if Water £ £ Antraitifs 264 50 Penattu Shipbuilding 50 40 43 50 Do 35 30 32 10 Provincial Tramways lu 54 61 10 Do 6 per csnt Preference.. 10 104 11 10 Koyal xlotel 64 per cent 10 10i 10 £ bO Spilier & Co., Cardiff, Ltd 45 74 7o DO Swansia Dry Dock. 23 5 1 Stock D > Corporation 3b p.c ..100 ..1034 1094 II Do Harbour 4 p.c. Stock 100 98 100 10 Do Tramway 10.. 22 3 1 W'st'rn Counties Telephone Ord. 1 fds Od 10a 5 Do. (10. 0 p.c. pref. 551 5| g> 50 Windsor Slipway 4b 17 20 | Bank rate a per cent. tixed 26th Sep. > THERE ARE SELLERS OF y:, 50 Rhymney lion Old Shares 100 do Now <f: b Spiiler & Co. Shares, ac 7o 11 Windsor Slipway Shares, at 184 1' I £ d00 Rhymney Railway Stock, at 1504 100 International Coal fully paid Share3 bO Knondda & Swansea Bay Ry. Pref. Stmres, at 128 1;200 Cardiff Gas C Stock 10 South Wales Union Bank Shares, at 10 20 Newport Abercarn Shares 50 Rhymney Iron fully paid New, at 43s 6d 60 Barry New Shares 39 Rhondda & Swansea Bay Ordinary, at 11 6b Miiiord Dock £ 10 Shares, at 31s 3d Newport Pitwood Shares ±1500 & 2200 Barry 4 p.c. Debenture Stock, at 116,1 < £10:) Newport Gas A Stock, at 201 THERE ARE BUYERS OF 25 Hancock's Ordinary Shares, at 24 1' 60 Tatf Vale New Shares 50 Newport Piiwood Shares, at £ 13 6s 3d 05 London & Provincial Bauk Shares, at S17 17s 6d £ 76 Tatt Vale Stock, at 83" IP270 Barry 1st 5% Preference Stock 25 Newport Pitwood £10 Shares, at 131 £ 100J Cambrian Railway 1st Preference Stock 20 Newport Abercarn Ordinary,at £9 17s bd 10 Central Dry Dock Shares, a,, 25 v, £ 10U0 Miller & Cory Debentures Hancock Preference ftliiires, Old or New b Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 33 Rhymney Railway 4 p.c. Preference-Stock, at 118 &C.,<KC. THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, I SrOCK-Bl'vOKKRS. 1059

E. T. LYDDON & COMPANY, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE. 1010 5 Windsor Slipways—bids wanted £1000 Wyo Valley Debenture Stock, at 1271 20 Khondiia it Swansea Bay Ordinary Shares 10 Parker's Burslem Ordinary shares £600 Barry Ordinary Stock 20 National Bank of Wales New Shares 10 National Bank of Wales shares, at 15 Alexandra Dock Ordinary Stock & Shares 10 Barry Dry Dock Shares, at 111 12 Hill's Dry Dock Shares B40 Cardiff Gas C Stock, at 141 jMOO Barry 4 p.c. Debentures Tatf Vale New Shares WANTED. Barry Debenture Stock 20 Newport Tramway Shares, at 7 £ 1000 Taff Vale Stock Usher's bruwery Ordinary Shares Pembroke & Tinby Preference Shares 30 Aberdare Gas bhares Neatii Water Shares 20 South Wales Union Bank Shares, at 10 Miller & Co.'s Debenture, at 107 20 Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Water Shares, at;E9 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 Hancock's Old or New Preference Shares 10 Hancocks Ordinaries 10 Abercarn Prefeience, at 104 SELLERS. 10 North's, at CA Western Counties Telephone Co. 6 p.c. Pref. Shares 10 Rhoudda &Swanse-,i Bay Ordinaries, S4 paid, aacL, 10 Preference bO Cardiff & Swansea Collieries, at 36s Newport Abercarn Ordinaries 20 Hancock Preference FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address. Fleming, Cardiff.) ON SALE, 1083 20 North's at 64 3 Junction Dry Docks 20 Hancock's Ordinary, at 244 London & Provincial Banks, fit In B1000 Severn & Wye Bridge Debenture South Wales Union Banks, at 104 1 10 Bristol & West of England Banks, at 17" Mountstuart A & B Shares 20 Frome Brewery Preference 20 Arrow Patent Fuel E2000 Midland Ordinary Stock 40 Sir John Bennett, Ld., 3 p.c, Preference WANTED £1000 Barry Ordinary Stock Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Water 10 Bute Dry Dock Shares South Wales Colliery, at 5i 2 London & Provincial Banks, at 17! Parker's Bursiem Ordinary B130 Rhymney Preference National Hank of Wales Shares lo South Wales Union Banks Great Western Coll ery Shares HKADAOHK AND BRAIN PROSTRATION. -Lvlund ay's Phosphatea Elixir of Quinine produces good results in the relief ot headache and brain prostration, tranquil iizing the irritation and giving comfortable sleep it is also unequalled in nervous debility and dyspepsia. In V bottles, 2s 2d and 4s each by post, 2s 6d and 4s 6d, rj -from J Munday, Chemist, Cardiff. 1113 THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 5, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegraph Address, "Gedge," Cardiff. SELLERS-6 Wood Brothers' Shares North's Nftvigacion Newport Abercarn Ordinary V "■ y'' National Bank of Wales Shares 4' 2 Spiiler Shares Miiford Dock Shares £120 Rhymney Railway Ordinary BUYERS." —Taff Vale Railway Shares I South Wales Union Banks, at 10i Ilaneock & Co. Ordinary, at 24i t National Bank of Wales Shares 1 Birry & Cadoxton Gas & Water Shares J PARSONS AND R O B J E NT I STOCKBROKERS, WESTGATE BUILDINGS, NEWPORT. ¡ ON SALE. 60 Rhymney Ircn New at 28s 6d -■ 100 Western Telephones, at 83 6d 15 Spencer's Brewery Ordinary 20 North's Navigations 4;1003 Cambrian Ord. Stock 6 National Bank of Wales New Shares 100 South Wales Colliery A Shares, at 6 E205 Newport Gas B £100 do 5 p.c. Debenture 50 Miiford Docks, at 30s I 50 Miiford Docks £ 10 Preference, at H £ 50 Annuity Newport Corporation,.to vield about oiX 120 Neath Tramway Shates 5 Great Western Colliery A, at 13i 100 Rhymney Iron Old 20 Barry Dry Dock Shares v WANTED. 50 Newport Tramway Shares 100 Neath Trams 50 Rhymney Iron Old Shares 25 Newport Abercaru Preference & Ordinary Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shares 100 Ithymney Iron Old Shares 103 South Wales Colliery New B Shares TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO. t (Telegraphic Address, TUEDUNN, CARDIFF), STEAMSHIP SHARE BROKERS & AUCTIONEERS "MERCHANTS. EXCHANGE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALK- 2 £ 265 Shares Racine s.s. Co., Ld. 3 £ 100 Blue Jacket s.s. Co., Ld. 1 £10) Anne Thomas s.s. Co., Ld. 4-64th „ s.s. Cameo.of Cardiff 1-64th „ s.s. Speedwell of Cardiff BUYERS. Orientals. Abermaeds, Ferncliffes, Goldcliffes, Cory and Sons, Morels, Thomas Radcliffes, Uoy-heads. MONTHLY SALES BV AUCTION HELD. NEXT DEC. 12th. 1839, ENTRIES SOLICITED 3039 J. W. COURTIS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, ST. JOHN'S CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. 4341 Telegrams, "STOCKS, CAHDiFF." Telephone, No. 551.) I BUYERS. Philharmonic Music Hall Shares South Wales Union Bank Shares Hancock's Ordinary Shares bO Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shares, at 303 25 Stevens & Son's Ordinary SELLERS. Barry Dock 1st Preference Stock 5 Williams, Thomas <& Co.'s Shares 10 Barry Dock New Shares 9 Hancock's Preference Shares ■fJ70 Hancock's 44% Debenture 5 Royal Hotel Co.'s Ordinary Shares I

LATEST MARKETS. I —- CORN. GLOUCESTER, Saturday.—English wheat in good supply, and trade steady at last week's prices. Foreign wheat very slow at nominally previous rates. Grinding barley and oats 6d higher. Maize also rather dearer CARDIFF, Saturday.— Knglish and foreign wheat firm at prices of last market,finer sorts selling for more money. Beans and peas linn. Barley and oats 6t 'I dearer. Maize firm at full prices. Flour sells at extreme rates, PRODUCE. LONDON, Saturday.—Sugar refinerl quiet; easier tendency for yellows. Beet firm, and fair business was done. November, sellers, Its 9d, less 4 per cent. buyers, lis 74d December, sellers, lls 9d buyers' less 4 per cent. January, sellers, lis lOid. plus 4' buyers, net January-March, sellers, 12s Lid buyers,' lis, plus 4 closing id.. Cofi'ee—spot, quiet Itio futures generally 3d lower. Rice quiet. Cotton unal- tered. Jute steady, Turpentine, 34s 6d. Amsricaus petroleum, 5Jd. PROVISIONS. MONMOUTH, Saturday. — There was a small attend- ance at this market to-day, owing, no doubt, to the November iail- falling on Friday. Tim supply of poultry, butter, e,<:gs, and other farm produce was I short. The quotations were as follow :-Fresh butter, Is 3d per lb hens e-igs, 8 for Is. Dressed poultry- Fowls, 3s to 4s bd per couple ducks, 4 6d to 5s 9d per couple geese, 9d per lb. Butchers' meat fprime joints) Beef, 74d to 8d per lb wether mutton, 8d to 9d per lb lamb, 9d to 10ti Der lb pork, 7d to 8d per lb. Game—Hares, 2s to 4i each; pheasants, I 5s to 6s per brace partridges, 38 to 3 6d per brace woodcocks, 4s 6d per br^ce woodpigeons, 7d each • rabbits. Is each. Fish—Soles, is 8d per lb lemon' do., 8d per Ib turbot, Is 6d per li.) halibut, lOd per lb brill, 8d per lb whiting, 6d pec' lb • plaice, 5d per lb fresh haddocks, 4d per lb dried do., 4d per lb sand dabs. 41 per lb oysters. 16 do., 4d per lb sand dabs. 41 per Ib oysters. 16 for Is new bloaters, 16 for In kippered herrings 16 for Is fresh herrings, 20 for Is.. ° IJUTTKR. CORK ,Sa.turday.-Firsts. 112s seconds, 92 thirds, 73s fourths, 55s. Kegs—seconds, 93s. Mild-cured firkins — superfine, 119s fine, 109s mild, 86- In market, 837 firkins. CARMARTHEN, Saturday.—(William Pu).{h' Report.)- There was but a small supply of cask butter at our market to-day, which sold at, for finest quality, from Is Ojd to Is ht per lb. Inferior sorts at Hid to Is per lb. Fresh market pound butter, Is hI to Is 2,1 per lb. CHEESE. CARMARTHEN, Saturtl:J.y,-(WiIliam Puh):'I Report.>— A fair supply of cheese, which sold at from 20s to 22s per cwt, according to quality. .SUGAR. GLASGOW, Saturday.—There was an aotive market, and A large bnaiiiess done IU sellers'.favour, "'ha oiKcir.i report states :—Good business done at arm to stitfer pt ices. Kisn. GRIMSBY, Saturday.—Twenty smacks. Poor supply, Good quality fair demand. One herring-boat, with seven lasts. Ph-uce. 14s to 18s level. 10s to 12s lemon, 24s to 35s soles, 100s to 120s per box turlio'. 10s to 169; brill, 3s to 5s; ling, 3s to 53 dead, 2s to 4s; cod, 5s to 7s skate, Si to 5s dead, 2s to os each hake, 40s to 60s dead cod, 60s to 80s per score fresh herrings, 120s to 140:i; salt herrings, 90s to 100s per last lobsters, Is 2d to Is 6d -p.r lb, DEAD MEAT. LONDON, Saturday.—Supplies of beef continue large, and the trade is extremely dull. Mutton and pork are in moderate supply add prices steady. nei. 2s 4d to 2s 8d prime Scotch do., 3s 8,1 to 4s mutton, 2s 8d to bs 6d veal, 3s 4d 10 4s 6d litse pork, 3s 4d to4s 4d small do., 4s 4d to 4.s 81 ner81bs. HOP". WORCESTER, Saturday.— (Piercy and Longbottani's Report.—Only 10 pockets weighed here to-day, and 89 during the week, making the total for the season up to this date 16,132 pockets. The market continues very firm, and full prices are made for any hops offering. HIDE, SKIN. AND FAT. BRISTOL AND WESTERN COUNTIES, Saturday.—Prices paid as followsHides Spanish,—d to —d 931bs and upwards, .5td to 4 £ it 831bs to 921bs. 3(1 to 4gd 731bs to 82lbs, 3ld to 6il 631bs to 721bs, 2|d to .3(1 541bs to621bs, 21d to 3§d 531bs and under, ¿N to SAd, Cows 631bs and above, 2«d to 3d; light, 2^dto 2^1. Bulls, 2gd to —d heavy cuts and warbled, 24d light cuts and warbled, 2rl; irregular, 2gd to Calf skin3 171bs and upwards, ijd 121bs to 161bs 4 £ d 91'os to lllbs, 4 £ d under bibs, 4d; cut and irregular, 34d. Horse hides, 12s 3d, 15s Od 163 9d, 19s 0,1, 20s ud; 1st kips, 2;¡(t 2nd do., Htl. Fat Mutton, 2jd; beef, 29d; rough, lid SWee uef, 22 1. Wools D, 2s Od C, 4s Oil; B, bs 3d A, 7s Od X, 8s 8d. forward prices to Thurs,lay -%Vool,; D, is lid C. 33 lid B. 5s 2d; A, 7s Od X., bi lid I Fat, 14d, 2i 'I, 2jcl best beaf, 2|d.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENQET ..q- SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* .1 SWANSlCA-t NEWPORT$ jaior Evn. Kgt. Mor. Evn. Hgt. Jlor. Evn. Hgt. 25 M 8 22 8 45 36 1 725 74332 8 3 35 8 58 36 6 26 T 9 7 9 3034 7 8 13 33830 10 9 20 9 43, b 0 27 W 9 5410 2032 6 9 5 9 30 28 910 7 10 33 32 11 2^ T 10 4-ill 030 1 9 56 10 21 27 2 10 5b!ll 18;-l0 6 29 F 11 32 — ;23 110 50 11 10:26 Oil 45 — |29 6 30 S 0 5 0 42,23 211 5 — 25 11 0 18 0 55 28 7 1 S 1 21 1 59;27 7 0 26 1 l|2i 10; 1 34 2 12 28 0 2 M; 2 afii 3 lb|2B 1| 1 41 2 17^6 5: 2 b2 3 2fc|28 6 *itoatu Basti; tPrincH ot Wales i)k. ♦ a iexantlr^ >r.

CARDIFF EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, SATURDAT. There was an average attendance on 'Change to-day, and a brisk business was done in the staples of the district. Por steam coal there was an unabated demand at last prices, and there was also a good inquiry for all descriptions of bitumi- nous coal. Patent fuel was firmly quoted at last figures, and a healthy tone pervaded the pitwood trade. There was no alteration in the coke market yesterday, prices being very firmly de- manded for both furnaca and foundry qualities. In our local freight market to-day a moderate amount of activity was displayed in all depart- ments, but, with only a limited supply of tonnage on offer, the business elfected was hardly up to the average of the past few weeks. Outward rates for Constantinople, Malta, Port Said, Alexandria, Black Sea, and Danube were maintained. Sicilian, Adriatic, Algerian, and Italian freights were steady. Eastern and Baltic were quiet. West Indian, Spanish, Gibraltar, French, Bay, and coasting freights continue unchanged. The following comprise the latest operations Geiloa, lls 9-1, 100 delivery (Avalou). I Barcelona, 14s 3d (Ragusa). Rouen, e. Constantinople, 12 (S. Vaglioni). Port Said, 12s 6d (Darwentdale). Genoa, lis 9d, combination terms of charter (Hatfield). Ancona, Us 91, clean and combination terms of charter (Eberstein). 7, I Gibraltar. 9>. London, 5s 6d. Sables, 7gfcs., local steamer. I Havre, option Dieppe, 61 91. Tbe last-named Swansea loading. SaiL-Tbe market continues quiet, and out- ward freights, more particularly for Rio de Janeiro, Monte Video, and the River Plate, are still unimproved. Pot the Baltic the inquiry was limited, and little or no change has taken I place in Mediterranean or coasting freights. Eastern quotations also remain unaltered. Ore.—Rates from Dacido, Bilbao, and Povina continue firm, with a good demand for handy tonnage to load for tho Bristol Channel ports. | There is also an average inquiry for steamers to; load at Carthagena, Huelva, andJPorman for the east and west coasts of the United Kingdom. Transatlantic quotations remain unaltered.

£ WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. KV {SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. I The'Junak, for Fernandina, and the Norwegian ves' [ sel Lufra collided at Demerara, and both are damaged, the former only slightly. The steamer Ben Nevis, of Glasgow, for Liverpool, with fish, grounded when leaving Castletown Bere, but is expected to float next tide. The steamer Bay Fisher, for Burry P:)rt, grounded at Hawes Point and returned to Barrow; she has been examined. found to be undamaged, and will proceed. 'll1e steamer Mexico, from Hamburg, which has arrived in the Tyne, had grounded near Blyth, but sus- I: tained no apparent damage. The steamer Rothesay struck the pierhead when. leaving Dundee and stove a bow pla,te. The steamer Nant Francon, from London for Cardiff, has been towed into Cowes with the tail end of her shaft broken. The Nordskov, from Carthngena for Arendal, has been towed into Portsmouth, having stranded Oil the Owers, but makes 110 water. A telegram from Amsterdam on Saturday states that the steamer Narva, from Cronstadt for Amsterdam, went ashore near Nordwyk, but was assisted off and proceeded. The steamer Lugar, cf Livernool for Newport, from Mayo, with flour, stranded in Westport Bay on Friday night, and he was beached inside the breakwater to avoid sinking the extent of the damage is not yet ascertained. The steamer Thurston collided with the Lucille, of Newport, tallow laden, in lat. 119 N., Ion, 7 W., and the Lucille turned bottom up, but did not sink. The crew proceeded in the Thurston. The steamer Deerhound, of Hartlepool, grounded near Greenhithe, but fl.)ated on the tide and proceeded up the river. The steamer Oscar, from Huelva for Bristol, has been towed into Falmouth with her propeller loose from off Ushant by the steamer Richmond, from Decido for Newport. The barque Eriminta, of Greenock, from Liverpool 'for St. John, is ashore near Stranraer, apparently un- damaged, The schooner Perseverance, of Fowey, from Queens- borough for Newport, with patsnt manure, is at Dover with damage to her port bow, having collided with the steamer Alaskas off Dovar: the latter proceeded. The brigantine Bessie Whineray sank 011 Friday night in Lower Hopo.river Thames, through collision with the steamer Washington, from Sunderland the crew were taved. A steam trawler, of Hull, struck the dock wall at Miiford Haven and sunk. A telegram from Yokohama states that the British steamer China has grounded, but will probably float next tide. The steamer !lhdura, previously reported beached at Constantinople, is afloat, with leak stopped, and was expected to enter harbour on Saturday night.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. j MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Saturday.—Wind ESE, fresh. 1 Weather cloudy. Sea smooth. Passed East—steamer Morfa, of Swansea. Passed. West-steainer Thames, of Swansea Brunswick, of West Hartlepool. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Sunday.—Wind WSW, fresh. Weather squally. Sea rough. Passed Hast- steamers Auric, of Belfast Abana. of Sunderland Collier, of Swansea Barrfngton. of Newcastle; Traag, of Porsgrund ketch Trente Mouzin, of Gloucester. Passed West-steainee Sabrina, of London Sumus, of Middlesbrough. In the roads—steamer Murton, of Loudon.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Saturday.—Wind E, moderate. Weather overcast with thick rain. Barometer, 3012, falling. Passed Kasl-^Hilda, of Brixham Vivid, of Swansea Christina, of Russia steamers James Southern, of London Teviotdale, of Glasgow Lydal Holme, of Maryport Russia, of Hamburg Beaconsfield, of Shields lUivnland, of Antwerp LA Bourgoyne, of Havre—last two night signalling. Passed West—yacht Wigtown Liiy, of Shields Ringleader, of Penz t;ic- Paquita, of Hamburg Hiixlassah, of Glasgow J XV T, kf Truro steamers Aquifaine, of La Rocholle City of Dortmund, of Dublin. 'i lit I,IZARD, Sunday.—Wind WSW, gale. Weather thick, with rain. Sea rough. Barometer, 29-70, falling. Passed Hast-Beechwood, of Liverpool Callao, of Liverpool, in tow of the tug'Blaz-r, of Liverpool; Main 'and Kms, of Bremen Blarney and Upupn, of Cork Trefusis, of Falmouth North Devon, of Cardift Romulus, of Newhaveu; Azalea, of Shields Ripon City, of Hartlepool Actif, of Caen Toward, ot Glas- gow Nile, of London, from the West Iiidies Asiatic, of Southampton, from Savannah for Havre. Passed West—steamers Erasmus, of Itott-rlarn Wansfell, of Liverpool Olivia aud Progress, of Penzance Lady Lyeett, of London Shamrock, of Grangemouth Douo, of Cork Woodiands, of Swansea Lepanto, of Hull.

SHIP FOR ORDERS. The steamer Cyprus, of Newcastle, arrived in Swan- sea Bay on Saturday, for orders, which she received from the Signal Station, and proceeded for Newport.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Rhodora. arvd Hull from Alexandria 22nd Gyril and Carthagena from Genoa %2nll Emma LawsolllefG Bilbao for Middlesbrough 22nd Syra left ltochefort for Bilbao 21st Caedmon arvd Syra from Cardiff 21st Dora arvd St Vincent from Cardiff 21st Ebbw Vale passed Constantinople for Antwerp 22nd Rhymney arvd Antwerp 22nd Gardepee passed Constantinople for Nicolaieff 22nd Blaenavon left Newport for ],a Kochelle 22nd Merthyr arvd Newport from Bilbao 21st Pontypridd left Taganrog for Gibraltar for orders 21st Ninian Stuart lpft Constantinople for the Danube 22nd Rovigo expected to leave Liverpool for Cardiff 23rd G N Wilkinson expected to leave Blyth for Plymouth lli Congo passed Gibraltar, from Kurrachee for Altona. 22nd Vectis arvd in the Tyne from London 22nd Harold left, London for Cardiff 23rd Radnor left St Nazaire fur Bilbao 22nrl Richard Anning k-f Port aid for Acre 22nd Galilee arvd Caen from Penarth 23rtl Carina left Malta for Gibraltar for orders 32nd Rochefort left Dublin for Newport 22nd Goldciiffe arvd Cardiff 23al Camargo arvd Huelva from Gibraltar 23rd

CA-P,DIFIF TttPIVALS. EAST BUTE DOCK, Nov. 23.-Eotlmia, DU6. Atalanta, 222, Amlwch, ballast. Oakdein ss, 1,086. Vencolana ss. 1,206. Hampshire ss, 421. 772. Dssedurn, l/24. Tvedestran timber. Arno ss, 650, Havre, light. Allenby ss, 818, Bilbao, iron ore. WEST BUTE Doni, Nov. 22.—Wyndcliffe s, 449, Havre, li-,ht. Reaper, 109. Augustine, 8), Carantan, ballast. Navarro ss, 418, London, light. Pellegra, 444, Buenos Ayres, baliast. Mayaritha, 240, Paoenhusf, ballast. WEST BUTE DOCK, Nov 23.-St Hilary, 103, Dublin, ballast. Agues Crai'j, 93, Gronenyhead, oats, etc. Albert, 241. ICIuser, Z89. T'vedestraud, tinii)or. ROATH DOCK, Nov 22.—A Ktrong ss, 755, Bilbao, iron 010. Kubens ss, 1362, Varna and B iltchik, wheat. Actif ss, 474, Caen, light. ROATH DOCK, Nov 25.—Goldcutf,: ss, 165, Cronstadt, de-iN. etc. True Briton ss, 647, Bilbao, iron ore. EAST BUTE DOCK, Nov 23.-Achille ss, 340, Dieppe, geneial. Cariisie 53, b44, London, light. St Fagans ss, 8b9, Bilbao, iron ore. Zaripiia ss. 664. PENARTH DOCK, Nov 22 -Surl)itoii SO" 494, Roches- ter, light. Grandee. 1578, Monte Video, ballast. Seringa, 1127, St John, deyls. PENARTH DOCK, ;ov 23.-Itoz;edale SS. b90, Hon- fleur, light, Rosalind ss, 403, Bristol, light. Rose, 84, Falmouth, china clay. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, MOV 22.—Iran ss. Sea. Belle of Dun- kerque, Valencia. Eliz-t, Aberthaw. Garrison ss, Bur. nstt, Oporto. Rhtwderin ss, Jones, Rochefort. ROATH DOCK, Nov 23.—Egglestone Abbey ss, Cooper, Port said. Anglia ss, Marr. Ancona. Alice ss, Fuller, Truro EAST BUTE DOCK, Nov 22.-Llanally ss, Thomas, Liverpool. Vanessa ss, Suringot, Gaeta Elsie ss. White, Cape de Verds. Ribble ss, Lorly, Birkenheak. Dordogne ss, King, Bordeaux. Rosehill ss, Taylor, Port Said. Jto.-eoud ss, Splatt, St Nazaire. EAST BUVE DOCK, Nov 25.—Hampshire ss, South- ampton. Aunis ss, Evens, Rochefort. Vesta ss, Neills, Valencia, WEST BUTE DOCK, Nov 22. -AHon ss, Maguire, Liverpool. WET BUTE DOCK, Nov 23,-Perseverance, Clutter- buck, Ely. PENARTH DOCK, Nov 22.—Orpington fiS, Genoa. PENARTH ÐOCli. Nav 23.-Surbiton ss, London. ENTEIIED OUTWARDS-Nov 23. Niellwe Die". St Fagans ss, B, 859, Bell, Harrison, Moore & Moore Monte Video, Grandee, B, 1578. Cory Bros & Co Havannah, John Hickman, B, 1240, Bishop, Harrison. Moore & Moore Havre, Arno SS, E, 650, Sinclair, M Thomoson Rosario and Valparaiso, Glengarry ss, B, 861, Mundy, Heard & Co Malta, Thane, B, 897, Archer, J Cory & Sons Constantinople, B Granger ss, B, 906, Mills, Gray, Taylor & Co Caen, Gustav Bitter ss, B. 314, Fisher, Renwick & Co Campana, Sentinel, B, 45o, Morrell, Jones & Ingram Capetown, NeoDhyw, 1156, Goudey, Jones Ingram Havre. Wyndcliffe so, B, 449. J T Dunca-n & Co Port Said, Thorntondale ss, B, 1397, Smith, Hick Bros Caste-lamare, Emily ss, B. 777, Gray, Taylor <fc Co Malaga, Navarra ss, B, 418, Booth, Cory Brod & Co Bordeaux, Sir Bevis ss, B, 555, Rumsey, Hacquoil Bros Gibraltar, Stag ss, B, 970, Sharp, Hardy, Wil.ion & Co Maita, Rimpha ss, B, 1490, J Marychurch & Co Port Pirie. Highland Home, B, 1298, Ferguson, Evan Thomas, Radcliffa & Co Teneriffe, Tetartos, Ger. 1578 Watts, Ward & Co Dieppe, Achille ss, F, 340, Le R iux, Worms, Josse & Co Caen, Actif ss, F, 47o, Aufi'ret, P H Coward Buenos Ayres, Jonathan, Urg, 366, W Collings jun Cl,I;;ARt.;D-Nov 23, Roseoff, Liberty, B. 64 ceal Havre, Arno ss, B, 1300 coat Marseilles, Kepler ss, B, 2100 coal Venice, Z iire ss, 1100 coal Havre, Wyndcliffe ss, H, 950 coal Iquique, lnglewood, 1564 p fuel BUPIIOS Ayres, Macleod, B, 925 coal Bahia, Artos ss, B, 502 coal Malta, Cvmmrodoriou ss, B, 210D coal Constantinople, B Granger ss, B, 1550 coal Caen. Gustav Bi ter ss, B. 6")0 coal Port Said, Shoiley s-, B. 2400 coal Port Pirie, Highland Home, B, 460 rails, 1250 coke Bordeaux, Sir Bevis s, B. 1130 coal Itio Janeiro, Sarah, B, 1820 coal Gibraltar, Stag ss, B, 1120 coal Caen, Actif ss. F, 950 coal Lanuerneau, Jeune AiDÜ, F, 80 coal Buenos Ayres, Jonathan, urz, 620 coal Teneriffe, Tetartos ss, Ger, 3020 coal Demerara, Fred A Small, (JS. 800 coal, 20 coke Gaile or Colombo. Norden ss, Nwy, 2400 coal Capetown, Anna Camp, Nwy, 1738 coal Santos, Saturn, Nwy. 600 coal Bahia, Inga, Nwv, 676 i-oal IMPORTS—Nov 23 Groningen, Agnes Crig, oats, etc, order Tvedestrand, Elieser, limber, Tellefsen, Wills & Co Tvedestrand. Desidurn, timber, Schroeter & Co Bilbao, Allonby ss, iron ore, Dowlais Co Dieppe, Achiile ss, general, Worms, Josse & Co Bilbao, St Fagans ss, iron ore, Dowlais Co Bilbao, A Strong S", iron ore, Dowlais Co Varna and Baitchik, Hllhen" s, wheat, Spiiler & Co Cronstailt, Goldciiffe ss, deals, etc, J Bland & Co Bilbao, True Briton ss, iron ore, Gibbs & Lea St John, Seringa, deals Falmouth, Rose, china clay

BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, Nov 25.—North Devon ss, 484, Havre, light. B Granger ss, 906, Constantinople, light. Gus- tavo Bitters s.s, 314, Caen, light. Diadem ss, 1141, Venice. light. Itolpino ss, lblg, Port Said, light. Black Hawk, 1059, Buenos Ayres, light. SAILINGS. Nov 22.—Nova Sympatha. Bonita, Glou- eester. Activity s. SAILINGS, Nov 23,-Eniilie ss, Bristol, Marquis ss, Cardiff, light.

SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, NOV 22.—Maria Elizabeth, 99. Hayle, mineral. NORTH DOCK. Nov 23.-Grao ss, 942, Havre, empty casks. Porth, 34, Newquay, barley. SOUTH DOCK, Nov 22 —Thames sq, 235, Granville, light. Peter and John, 70, Plymouth, stones. Mary Elizabeth, 99. put back. Avenir, 79, Blaye. pitwood. PRINCE OF AVALm DOCK, Nov 22.-Isabolla, 60, Truro, arsenic. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Nov 23.—Rheuhina ss, 737, Bilbao, iron ore. Engineer ss. 4'6, Liverpool, light, SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Nov 22.—Conquistador ss, Estopina, Valencia. Monkshaven ss, Newton, Venice. Ernest ss, Bowden, Bordeaux. NORTH DOCK, Nov 23.-Brunswick ss, Protheroe, Maiseilles. Susannah. Birt, Bristol. Sir Wm Moles- worth, Minchinton, Aberthaw. H H Wilton, Feild, i'oughal. SOUTH DOCK, Nov 22.-Collier ss. Read, Bristol. SOUTH DOCK, Nov 23. — Ernest, Wallis, Copenhagen. Prince Albert, Niii-se, Bridgwater. Thames ss, Stephens, Caen, Atlas, Wilkinson, Bridgwater. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Nov 22.-Eslher, Bone, Port Talbot. Maine ss, Bocquet., Baltimore. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Nov 2,3.-Hauiiab, Jones, Lydney. Nordka.p ss, Brunswick, Stockholm. Claudius as, C-aylorl, Bilbao. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Noy2. Arcachon, Felix Anna, F, 95, Lecorre, L G Jeffrey eu, Murton ss. E, 317. Cook, G W Rutherford & Co Naples, Engineer, B, 466, Avery, Simpson Bros Oaen, Thames ss, B, 295, Stephens, F le Boulanger Valencia, Grao ss, Spn, 942, Cano, F Lewis Dieppe, Romulus ss, B, 158, Cook, A Boulton & Co CLEARED-Nov 23. Arcachon, Felix Anna, F, 150 p fuel Dieppe. Romulus ss, B, 250 coal Ystad, Ingeborg, Nwy, 150 coal Buenos A^r^s, Victoria, Ger, 580 coal Naples, Engineer, 35, 600 coal Caen, Murton ss, B, 650 coal Caen, Murton ss, H, 650 coal Nantes. Juies et Noemi. F, 190 phosphate Caen, Thames ss, D, 620 coal IMPORTS-Xov 23. I Blaye, Avenir, 115 pitwood, W Davies0 & C0 Bilbao, Rheubina SS, 1400 iron ore, Swansea Hematite Havre, Grao ss, 675 empty casks, 52 packages mer- I Chlll1,iise, for exportation Hayle, Maria Elizabetk, 150 skimpiugs, Vivian & Sons Newquay, Porth, 50 barley, R Hughes I Westonpoint, Sumus ss, 231 salt, Vivian & Sous Liverpool, Sunlight ss, sundries, W L Jenkins EXPORTS OO AST WISE— N'ov 23 Belfast, Schmidborn. 47a coat, A Boulton & Co London, Sabrina SS. 1050 coal, W Howell Miiford, Remus ss, 80 coal, G Thomas Liverpool, Sunlighc i'5, sundries W L Jenkins Plymouth, Peter and John, 115 coal, Evans & Bevan West Bank, Sumus S", 260 saltcake, Vivian & Sons

NE VVPORT—A RRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK. ss, 893, Dublin, light. La Plata, 266, Bridgwater, light. Jules Estelle, 121. Quimper, pitwood, Juno ss, 691, Gothenburg via Gavsion, Manganese ere, Wylam s, 514, Honfleur, light. Christel, 897, Bremen, baliast. OLD DOCK, Oct 23.—Franchise, 161, Limerick, oats, j Old Head, 99, Kinsale, oats. Liverpool ss, 222. Sligo, oats. Jean B ptiste, 190, Hennebont, pitwood. Eleanor, 212, Trouville, pitwood. Hertna, 558, Christiansand, mining timber. Oiken, 198, Oscarshamn, pitwood. RIVER, Oct 23.—Merthyr ss, 879. Povena, iron ore. Springhiil ss, 333. then, light. Bergliot ss, 314, ,0<- ttlù. ballast. Vine.1Ö3, Plymouth, llUrnt ore. NaIad, 13Plymouth, burnt, oie. William Henry, Newquay, iron ore. Sussex ss, 79, Liverpool, petroleum. Cloeg, 44, Bude, ballast. Gracj, 66, Bridgwacer, light. Wii- liam, 59, Bridgwater, light. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Nov 23.—Mersey ss, Jones, Liverpool. Jas Southern SS, Helccsley. London. Rosario ss, Wnittle, St Nazaire. OLD DOCK, Nov 23.-Blaenavon ss. Canrell, Santau. dor. Capt Parry ss, Kelly, Cork. Piscator ss, Mitchell, Liverpool. RIVER, Nov 23, -Boconnoc, Penwarden, Bude. Thames ss, Beckeriev, ]0utlon, Mary Lander, ogl.(Îns, Watchet. Watermouib, Ley, Coiubrnartin. Maria, Short, Schull. Wye, Cockle, Bristol. Cormorant ss, Simmelkier, Cork ENTERED OUTWARDS—Nov 23. Paysandu, La Plata, Nwy, 260, Anderson, Moses & Co Gothenburg, Juno ss. Swe, 681, Luudgren, Moses & Co Lisbon, Wylam ss, B, 514, Adie, J Proctor Eeles Buenos Ayres, Christal, Ger, 8/9, Jones, Heard & Co St Vaa.st, Jules Estelle, F, 121, Guilion, Jones, Heard Le Moule, Arken, Swe, 193, llallscrom, Jones Heard Paramaribo, Eleanor, Nwy. 269, Nielsen, A P Filleul Martinique, Hazard, Nwy. 269, Thoresen, A P Filleul Seville, Springhiil ss, B, 333, Orders & Handford CLEARED—Nov 23. Hahia, Familiens Miiule, Nwy, 500 coal Teneriffe, llenley ss, li, 3900 cual IMPORTS—Nov 23. Bovana. Merthyr ss, I80O iron ore, Blaenavon Co Gothenburg via Garston, Juao ss, 304 manganese ore, Pyle Worits Co Oscarshamn,_ Aiken, 200 loads pitwood, Tredegar Co Quimper, Juies Kstelk', 160 loads pitwood, Jones, Heard Christiansand, Hertha, 413 loads mining timber, 2d loads props, R Gethiisg & Co Hennebont, Jean Baptiste, 231 loads pitwood, order Padstow, Wm Henry. 150 iron oæ. Tirpentwys Co Glasgow, Glendower, 200 bricks, gtc, J H Hughes Plymouth, Vine, 200 iron ore, Renni ?, Wilkinson & Co Plymouth, Naiad, 200 iron ore, T Wilks & Co Limeiick, Franchise, 130 oats, T Wilks & Co Liverpool, Sussex ss. 50 ) barrels petroleum, order S'igo, Liverpool, 100 oats, T Wiiks & Co Kinsale, Old Head, 1491 barrels oats, T Wilks & Co EXPORTS COASTWISE-Nov 23. Highbridge, Flora, 100 coal, Stephenson, Clarke & Co Highbridge, Norah, 125 coal, Stephenson, Clarke & Co Bridgwater, Marian, 110 coa1, H Powell Bude, Ceres, 81 coal, 11 Evans St Agnes, Bristol Packet, to coal, H Evans Devonport, May Queen, 109 coal. James and Emanuel Sligo, Liverpool s.s, 410 coal, T \> ilks & Co Wat erf ord, Harrington s-, 400 coal, J F Thomas & Co Stroud, Reliance, ö:) coal Bridgwater, William, 100 coal, J H Hughes Cork, Ahm Sutton s.s, ,i20 coal, T Wilks & Co Bristol, Iron Duke, 165 J M Akers

NEATH AND BRITOIn FERRY. CLEARED—Nov 25 Hayle, Marie Fleurie, B, 600 coal, Main Colliery Co West Hartlepool, Gertrude ss, B, 290 bricks, id culm, W M Jeffreys Warrenpoint, Nantes ss, B, 350 coal, Main Colliery Co

SPOiiTING INTELLIGENCE. (]I MANCHESTER NOVEMBER MEETING. MANCHESTER, SATURDAY. ¡ 12 30—A SELLING NURSERY HANDICAP PLATE of 100 guineas, for two year olds winner to be sold for bO liOVS. Five furioims. Mr Crest's Glendair, 8st 31b (car. 8st 4lb)..F Sharpe 1 Mr Green's Garter Blue, 3st lib G Barrett 2 Mr Sadler's Mutual Consent, 8st 12ib Chandley;) Mr Baker's Ralph Neville, 8st 7ib _Oal<er 0 Mr Burton's Dimitlius, 8st lib T Loates 0 Mr Wilkinson's Musketeer, 8s5 51b White 0 Mr Drislaue's Middleham Maid, 8st 51b W Wood 0 Mr Nickson's Gibraltar II, 7st 121b Calling 0 W'iimer trained by Gurry, Nowin irket Betting—3 to 1 agst Ralph Neville, 4 to 1 agst Mus- keteer, 5 to 1 ngst Glendair, 6 to 1 agst Dianthus 100 to 15 agst Clarter Blue, and 8 to 1 agst Mutual Con- sent. Dianthus, on the right, showed the way from Ralph Neviil and Garter Blue, with Glendair lying nexc.fof half the journey, when Garter Blue drew to the front, but was headed a. hundred a:a1 fifty yards from home by Glendair, who won by a length five Ifngth; sepa- rated the second and third. Dmllthus was fourth, Ralph Nevili fifth, and Musketeer last. The winner WHS sold to Air Dasli for 320 guineas. 1 0—The FAREWE1.L HANDICAP PLATE of 100 gumeas the winner to be suld for 50 sovs. Six furlongs. MrJIaughton's Brayley, aged 9st lllb S Loates 1 Mr J Taylor s Daception, 3y 9-»t Fagan 2 Mr Glover s As.syria, 4y 93t lib Bruckshaw 3 Mr J Cannon's Tbe Penman, 6y lOst K Webb 0 Mr Nickson's Tottenham, 6y 9st HIb Rickaby 0 Mr Hall's Little Wenlock, 6v 9st lllb .Chandley 0 J'OrdLurgau' Rookdale, 3y 9st 9ib F Barrett 0 Mr Chnstoplier's Ala tur, oy 9st 61b G Barrett 0 I, Mr Marshall s Krishna, 3y 9st 61b White 0 Mr J Jarvis's Raystone, 6y 9st 41 b Robinson 0 Mr Councillors Rigadoon, 3y 9st 2ib Johnson 0 Mromiths Arbitratrix, 4y 9st lib T Weidon 0 Mr Dnslane s Lough Mask, 3y 8st lllb W Wood 0 Mr Burton's Decorum, 3y 8, 91b T LouU* 0 Winner trained by Muiuford, Newmirket. Betting—5 to 1 agst The Penman, 1UO to 14 agst Little Wenlock, 7 to 1 agst Krishna 8 to 1 IIIgt D3- ception, 100 to 12 agst Arbitratrix, 10 to 1 each agst I Brayley, Itookdale, and Alastor, and; 100 to 8 each Raystone and Decorum. Assyria ma^e the running from Raystone, Brayley, and Deception then followed Little Wenlock and The Penmau, with Decorum and Alator lying at the head of the others. Assyria came on in trout until half- way up the straight, where he was joined by Deception and Brayley, and the last-uamed, drawing away inside the distance, Won easily by three lengths a neck separated the second and third. Little Wenlock was fourth. Decorum fifth, Tottenham -ixtli, Alasior next. and Rigadoon lasc. Tlie winner was bought in for 110 guineas. 1 O The EGJlNTON NURSERY HANDICAP of 200 sovs, added to n sweepstakes of 7 sovs each for starters, for t.wo year olds winners extra the second receives 30 sovsout of the stakes. Six furlongs. Capt Homfray's Mounteagls, 6st 91b Blake 1 Sir I'' Johnstone's Barrett 2 3 Mr Brampton's Lockhart,*st 9111 (car. 8st 10lb>Watts 0 Oipt Mitchell's, Innisheen, 84 411) (ca.r. Sst 61b) Robinson 0 Mr 0 Mr Gokliugs Mutineer, 7sb 7st lib) ..T Loates 0 M.. W Sanderson's Mr M Uregor, bst(allblb) Widdowfleld 0 Mr Dyas's Alice, 6st 4ib W Wood 0 Mr Evelyn's Elopement WiMner trained by Jousilfe. Lanibourne. Betting—9 to 2 agst Innisheen, 6 to 1 agst Mutineer and Elopement, 100 to 15 agst Mounteagle, 7 to 1 agst Peacebearer, 8 to 1 agst Ben, 100 to 12 agst Alice, 10 to 1 agst Mr M'Gregor, and H) < to 7 agsi Lockhart. Mounteagle cut out the work from Mutineer and Ben, with Peacebearer, Innisheen. and Elopement lying next until a quarter of ainile from home, when Ben went 011 second and Peacebearer aud Innisheen drew up next. At the distance Innisheen was beaten, and M>. unteaglc, stalling off a resolute challenge from Ban in the last hundred yards, made all the running and won by a Ieuth; a length and a half separated the second and tbird, IUllisheen wa fourth. Iopc- ment fifth, Mutineer sixth. and Grovo Hill last. 2 0—The STAND SELLING PLATE of 100 guineas; weight for age, wit: certain allowances the winner tobs sold for 50 SOTS. Five furlongs. 1\11' Boughton's Arga, by 9st 81b White 1 Mr Abington's Ca.stagiudte, aged 9st 121b (carried 9st 13ib) Owner ?, Mr Charlton's Oaius, 2y 8st 41b Mullen 3 Mr Towneley-Parker's Nuncio, 4y 9st 810 G Barrett 0 Mr Hopjs East. Lothian, 3y 9st 41b Fagan 0 Mr Ball's Rosy Morn, aged 10st lib F Barrett 0 Mr Baiubridge's Langnell. a 9st (all 51b) Acres C Mr M Hankes s Pozzoiipanz, 2y 8.st 41b Colling 0 Winner trained by T Skelcon, Newmarket. Betting—6 to 4 agst Castagnette, 2 to 1 agst Arga, and 100 to 8 agst any other. Arga made the running from Rosy Morn and East Lothian, with Caius lying next to the half-distance, where Castagnette came through and took second place, but failed to reach Arga, who 1'3(1 throughout and won easily by two lengths a length and a half separated the second and third. Rosy Morn w,is fourth. Nuncio fifth, East Lothian nexr, and Pozzoppanz last. The winner was bought iu for 29U guineas. 2 45—The MANCHESTER NOVEMBER HANDICAP of 20 sovs each, 10 ft, with 1000 added winners extra; the second receives 100 sovs out of the stakes. Cup Course (I mile 6 furlongs). Mr V yner's FALLOW CHAT, by Hagioscope—Stone Chat, 4y 7st 61b Luks 1 Mr C J Blake's CONSERVATOR, by Arbitrator- Watenvitch, 6y 6st 101b G. Chaloner 2 Mr II T FenwiCks PHIL, by Philaman—Pbcsbe, 5y 7st 4ib Griffiths 3 Lord Howe's Claymore, by 8st 121b T. Weidon 0 Mr Ley bourne's Goldseekcr, 4y 8st 12tb Calder 0 General Byrne's Amphion, 3y 8st 1011> Watts 0 Duke of Beautort's Ryve 8sv 31b TCannon, inn 0 Mr Maple's Midstream, 6y Rickaby 0 Mr Gubbins's Ashplant, 6y 8t 411> Liddiard 0 Mr Savin's Ringmaster, aged 8st Turner 0 Mr Lawrence's Wishing 0 Baron de Hirsch s Vasistas, 3., 7st lllb ..G. Barrett 0 Mr Astley's Netheravon, 4y 7st olb S. Loates 0 Mr Abington's Lady Rosebery; 4y 7st 2lb..T. Loates 0 Mr Jennings's Father Confessor, 4y 7st 2ib(carried 7st 41bj J. Woodburn 0 Mr Leybourne'n Hibernian, 4y 7sv lib Allsopp 0 Mr Sandersons's Nappa, 5y 7st Wall 0 Mr Gladstone's Rodsand, 3y 6st 13lb Piercy 0 Mr Fenwick's Mercy, 3y 6-tl31b W. Blake 0 JVIr Kenilworth, 4y bst ] lib.Chandley 0 Lord Cholmondeley's Polydor, 4y 6-it lllb ..Falloon 0 Mr Whipp's Tommy Tittlemous a 6st lOib..Colling 0 Duke of Beaufort's Latania, 4y 6st 101b (car 6st lllbi Mullen 0 Mr Hammond's Crimea, 3y 6st 91LJ Bradbury o Mr Smitnwick's t Kieran. 3y R. Chaloner 0 Mr Houldsworth's Evergreen, 3y ost 3lb (all 51b) W Recktord 0 Mr Fenwick's Silver Penny, 3y 6st 0 Mr Renfrew's Dover, 3y bst 61b W. Wood 0 The Duke of Beaufort declared to win with Reve d'Or Winner trained by Osborne-, Middleham. Betting—9 to 1 agst Lady Rosebery, 10 to 1 each agst Amphion and Vasistas, 13 to 1 agst Mercy, 100 to 7 agst Ringmaster, 100 to 6 each agst Fallow Chat and Ashplant, 20 to 1 each agst Crimea, Redsand, Revo d Or, and Silver Penny, 2o to 1 each agst Kenilworth, Hibernian, and Nappa, m to 1 each agst Conservator Latania, and Millstreani, 40 to 1 each agst Wishing Gate, Phil, and Evergieen, 50 to 1 each agst Nether- avon and Claymore, and 100 to 1 each agst Dover, St Kiernan, Father Confessor, Tommy Tittlemouse, Polydor, and Goldseeker- Place to 1 each agst Amphion, Mercy, and ftwgmaslei IQQ to 30 ca.cl1 aggi; L1.dy ijosebery and Vasistas, 4 to I each agst Crile and Fallow Chat. 5 to 1 each agst Redsand, Reve d'Or, and Ashplant, 6 to 1 each agst Ken-dworth, Hibernian, Nappa, Silver Penny, and Millstream, 8 to 1 each agst Conservator and Latania, 100 to 12 each agst Wishing Gate and Evergreen, 10 to 1 each agst Phil, Netheravon, and Claymore, 20 to 1 each agst Dover, St Kieran, Father Confessor, Tommy Tittiemouse, Polydor, and Gold- seeker. THE RACE. I lie interval of three-quarters of an hour-placed between the Stand Plate and the great event of the afternoon left plenty of time to look the horses over in the paddock. The first to appear on the course was Evergreen, who was followed by Kenilworth, Tommy Tittleh1ouse, and Amphion thcn came Phil, Silver Penny, Mercy, Polydor, Claymore, Dover, Lady -Rosebery, aud Fallow Chat, with Ringmaster and Reve d'Or in the rear. Evergreen led the cantor, after which they made their way to the post, but Qwin to the anxiety of sev erl of the light-weights to get well away the fig did not fall until tlltl' all attempt. Vasistas, who drew the inside b first away, and he was cl isely followed by Lady Rosebery, and Hibernian, and these leaders for a furlong when Tommy TittlenioUwW to the front. and was closely attended on P^R stand by Polydor, Silver Penny, Kenn^er* Hibernian then came Lady Rosebery, Fat feasor. Crimea, Vasistas, Netheravon, Kimmm; Merc.?, the last three being Reve d'Or, F»Uo< and Go'.dseeker. There was little change in tMK' order until six furlongs from home, when Lad^fe'K bery was beaten and Tommy Tittlemouse place. Father Confessor was followed round by Mercy, Vasistas, Conservator, Sr. Kieran, with Fallow Chat, drawing up, next, aud the leaders as they came into the fairly in the line for home Conservator took upj^l^ ning and came on from Mercy, Father Vasistas, Phil, and Fallow Chat until jiu., reachm the distance, when Fallow Chat d with the race in hand and won very easily by *MF and a half the same distance separating and third. Father Confessor was placed fourtfl came Mercy fifth, Crimea sixth, Millstream Redsand eighth, Reve d'Or ninth. Ringmaster Vasistas eleventh, Claymore twelfth, III thirteenth, Lady Rossbery fourteenth, and i fifteenth then came Silver Penny, Latania, an|l phion, a long way behind these being Wishui and Polydor. Goldseekjr broke down, and A1"1 J who b ilted along the far side, returned 1 paddock the reverse way of the course. Time, 26 4-bsec. j 3 15—The SATURDAY SELLING PLATm J 1-. • sovs weight for age; the winner to be sold sovs. Seven furlongs. Mr Sibary's Partington, 2y 7st 121b T Lo Mr Burton's Shamrock II, 2y 7st 121b Mr T Gteen's Kebus. 3y 9st 61b T Wet Mr Green's Domina Sylva, 5y 9st 131b Mr AbinS Mr Jousiiie's Cardinal Mai. 4y 10,t 2lb Lidd Mr W Gardner's Zelia. 2y 7st Sib RChal<" Mr R Gladstone's Opinion, 2y 7st 91b \V r Winner trained by B irratt, Jevington. Betting—a to 2 agst Partington, 100 to 30 a raiua Sylva, 5 to 1 aesfc Shamrock If, 6 to l P.at1 diiial Mai, and 10 to 1 each agst Rebus, zili* Opinion, v, Z?1ia made the running from Shamrock II. and dinal Mai. with Domina Sylva and Partington W! next, until half-way up into the straight, when lingfcon drew to the front and won by two lpill bad third. Cardinal Mai was fourtl1 and Zeli* The winner was solit to Mr A. Taylor for bOJ gul Opinion was sold to Mr Goodall for 40 guineas. 3 4b—The FINAL PLATE of 100 guineas weig" age. One mile. Mr Sibary's Parsimonious, 2y 7st 121b Loa Lord Durham's Dunvegan, 2y 7st 121b Bl4* Mr Kenyon's Frankfort, 2y 7st 12 b Morg* Mr Humphreys's Coodieliow, ;'v 7st 121b ..AllsO Sir R Jardirie's Glemr.ore, 2y 7st 12lb I'l41 Mr Lee's John Rose, 2y 7.st 121b W Mr Towneley-Parker's Going Away, 6y i6st nlJ Ricks, Mr Cunningham's Deborah, 2y 7¡lt 121b ..Cliaildl Mr Cochrane's Barkhani, 3y 9st 7lb T Weld Winner trained by Barratt, Jevington Betting—7 to 4 agst Deborah, 7 to 2 agst ParSJ ous, 9 to 2 agst Dunvegan, and 10 to 1 a"t any 0 Goodfellow came on from Deborah and Dun1 with Parsimonious lying next, until entering straight, where Deborah and Dunvegan drew cl their field. Below the distance they were by Parsimonious, who shot up on the inside and' by a length four lengths between the second J third. Deborah was fourth, John Rose fifth, Go low nest, and Barkham last.

THE OFFICIAL STARTING PRIOE MANCHESTER MEETING. Tl^CIS. WINNER pitir.9 Selling Nursery. Glendair 5 to lj Farewell Handicap, Brayley 10 to 1 ? Eglinton Nursery.100 to IS Stand Plate Arga 2 to 1 NovemberHandicap Fallow Chat 100 to 6* I FzAllow Chat 4 to 1 J Place betting,. Conservator. 8 to 1 ( Phil 10 to 1 z Saturday Plate. Partington 5 to2 Final Plate. Parsimonious 7 to 2 c The above prices are identical with those publí in the Racing Calendar" by Messrs Weathei'W* j

SCRATCHING. F All enga,eiuerts-Diavolo. a SPORTING PROPHECIES. I CROYDON. SURREY HUNTERS' FLAT nACE.-Sportsman- Sinner Sporting Life—The Sinner Field—Ky ,# Land and Water—Tiie Sinner or Kyber Victuallers' Gazette—The Sinner or Aldford Spo'" Tluips-Tiie Sinner, GRAND NATIONAL HURDLE RACF.-Sportsillsoo Alcaeus Sporting Life—Alcaeus Field—Castili*1*, Alcaeus l.and and Water—Tonans or Licensed Victuallers' Gazette—Castilian or Alcae Sporting Times—Alcaeus or Tonans. ,ij STEWARDS' STEEPLECHASE.— Sportsman — Blair Sporting Life—Aladdin Field—Beliona and Water—Beliona or Willie Blair Licensed Vi^J allers' Gazette—Charming Nancy or Beliona SP ing Times—Willie Biair. Jf MIDDLE CLASS HURDLE RACE—Sportsman-Dh«]pl Singh; Sporting Life—Duke of Richmond; Fie'jjl Duke of Richmond Land and Water—Stourwi"^ Licensed Victuallers' Gazette—Diavolo or Pan Sp° ing Times—Duke of Richmond. ( GREAT METROPOLITAN STEEPLECHASR,. -Bc-.ttle Royal Sporting Life—Johnny Longta' Fiehl-Battle Royal Land and Water-Battlo Roy Licensed Victuallers' Gazette—Battle Royal or Gaff cock Sporting Times—Gamecock. > NOVEMBER HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE.—SPORTSMAIJ; Ireland; Sporting Life—Coronet Field—Coroi'e'; Land and Water— Coronet Licensed VictuaU<j> Gazette—Coronet or Ireland Sporting r QUALIFYING HUNTERS' STEEPLECHASE. —Sports'1' -I-ttherlazid Sporting Life—Fatherland Crampton or Fatherland Land and Water—Fapjj/, land Licensed Victuallers' Gazette—Cyril II or SO Duchess Sporting Times—Fatherland. ,hj WICKHAM HURDLE RACE.—Sportsman—WREA"^ Sporting Life— Sherbrooke Field — Shyibrooke „ Silver Sea Land and Water—Franciscan LiceOfS Victuallers' Gazette—Wreath or Frauciscui •, Times—Spot.. *'■ LEICESTER. A LEICESTER HANPICAP HURDLE RACE. -sportsn.; Franciscan Sporting Life—L'rince Frederick Fie* (1 Prince B'rederick or Sharper Land and Water—Si' » Sea Licensed Victuallers* Gazette—Prince F'redei or Franciscan Sporting Times—Prince Frederick-. or Franciscan Sporting Times—Prince Frederick-.

SALE OF GREYHOUNDS. r L A number of greyhounds were submitted for J Mr ltymill at the Barbican on Saturday. A few class dogs were offered. but tin prices reatised "'{ poor. The stud dog Domino, sire of Pad t winner of tha last Kempton Park Champion Stak«0 Barbican II., and other known winners, fetched guineas. The only other sold which realised a resp?^( able price was Pride of AstaHeld, who ran so we)' • Mo'arne Park. Messrs Morris and Williams, of Cl' ditt were the purchasers, the price being b4 guinea-

NEWMARKET TRAINING NOTES. iBV OUH PtKWMAHIlUT COIlilKSiPONDErlT.) KV.'MARKET. Saturday.—On tho Racecourse si' Joseph Cannon's Beliona and Touch-and-Go two miles aud a quarter Livingstone, The Tyk., M"8; covite, Franciscan, Cyril It. Papyrus, and Trevely* going two miles Astrachan and Marioni going a and a half over hurdles Lal Brough and Puff going the same distance oil the turf AlbiOO. The Sharper, Jack Frost, and Lown covered a IIlilØ Hopper's Tenacity galloped a mile Matthew Dawson- Conan going a similar gallop William the Sil«DJ ■! followed. Mumford s Cullcden galloped a mile and lull. Brown's Annoyance and Blot went ixiurlonfS. Archer's Alec and Ringlet went five furlongs. On the Bury side George Dawson's llazelhatc" and Donovan galloped six furlongs. GoldinS8" Listen and Riviera went a similar gallop Wbis1' Jacket, Dalwhinnie, and Grand Prior went five f.a longs A. Hayhoe's Morglay aud Fatuite £ °}„ seven furlongs Heaume, Le Nord, and Venuill0 went five furlongs. T. Jennings's, jun, Rogobert, Chouan, Kingspear, Yacoul, and g:-illopcd similarly the same distance. Price's Ka'S was sent a mile, Ryan's Ireland, Twitter colt, a1' r Royal Meath galloped a little over .two miles. Jar'*3' Longback and Silkminster horse went two miles o* hurdles. Jewitt's The Sinner was sent a. mile on [. turf. Evan's Sturton and Signorina cantered "a furlongs. Mansers Buffalo Bill, Yorkshire I*1 Coranto, Rapier, and Eily galloped six furlongs.

PRINCIPAL WINNING JOCKEYS ON THE FLAT. (Compiled from March 25 to Nov. 22.) Mounts. Lost. Won. T Loates 670 503 167 GBarrett 647 519 128 F Barrett 404 324 80 J Watts 346 268 78 J Fagan 274 206 68 T Weidon 26'1 219 62 S Chandley 238 180 '4 hS S Loates 345 295 50 A White 220 171 49 J' J Calder 305 260 45 F Rickaby 349 306 44 Robinson 307 264 43 J Woodburn 370 HI 36 V/ Blake 25" 223 35 Bruckshaw 151 119 33 W Warne 198 167 31 i Liddiard 199 17.5 26 J Osborne 22o 202 23 G Chaloner 210 IS8 22 M Cannon 217 196 21 Allsopp 221 201 20 F Webb 86 70 16 Finlay 11.3 99 14 J Wail 214 2GO 14 T Cannon 83 70 13 Bradbury 150 146 12

CDURSI.,qa. The Suily Coursing Club's sixti annual meeting has been fixed for January 8th and Stb In addition to the two stakes confined tu members ol the club, there will be an open stake for 16 all-aged greyhounds at £ 4 4s each. Hon. Sec., J. L. Perry, M.R.C.V.S., Cardiff. 9202