South Wales Daily News

Joas G. MARSH- PROVISION IMPORTER, 18, CUSTOM HOUSE-STREET, CARDIFF, OFFERS GOOD VALUE IN CANADIAN AND OTHER H E E S E. I COMMERCIAL SALES. Joas G. MARSH- PROVISION IMPORTER, 18, CUSTOM HOUSE-STREET, CARDIFF, OFFERS GOOD VALUE IN CANADIAN AND OTHER ^HEESE.1 SPECIAL LIXFS IN JjllNEST Jg UTTERS. USUAL LARGE ARRIVALS OF F.GGS. rpo DAIRYMEN AND FARMERS. THJE CYCLE PATENT RAILWAY MILK CAN Is the strongest, lightest, and most durable. See it. Of all Ironmongers, or direct from the Patentees and Sole Manufacturers. 1248 W. S. LLEWKLLYN & CO., HOPE STREET. C V RDIFF, USUAL LARGE ARRIVALS OF EGGS. M rpo DAIRYMEN AND FARMERS. THE" OYULE" PATENT RAILWAY MILK CAN Is the strongest, lightest, and most durable. See it. Of all Ironmongers, or direct from the Patentees and Sole Manufacturers. 1248 W. S. LLEWKLLYN & CO., HOPE STREET. C V RDIFF, HOPE STREET. C V RDIFF,

I MONEY MARKET, j ■ LONDON, Tuesday. Thera is still a good deal of uncertainty respect- ins the t'ucure oi the Money Market. Very con- tradictory reports are circulated with reference to possible gold movements, and the tone keeps firm in consequence, with tair business doing. The charge for short loaus is 3 per cent., and the discount rate for three months' bills 3i per cent, ■ Paris Cheque Exebaage is 25.42g; Berlin, short, 20 47. In spite of the uncertain state of the Money market, Stock Exchange markets have been firm. There has been a connnuance of stray speculative inquiry for home railways, and most other securi- It s ver tjes have gained in steadiness. It is very clear that, a strong belief in !Ú!her prices continues. New Console f-l.^ed at 97| to 97|xd for delivery, a and 97} to 97g xd for account, Obi;) per Oenr., IOûi to 1003 Reduced 3 per Cmts.. 99b to 100 x-i New 2f per Cents. (Cheers'), 9H to 38 xc.; New 2? t,er Onts., S4i to 94| xd Local Loans Stock, 102 to 103. The Fore gn Bond Market was steadier, but quiet. There was soma inquiry for Russian. Egyptian and Spanish were strong-, and purchases ere MIAde of Pruvian. Turkish viera quiet; Uruguay firmer. Buenos Ayres Cedulas rose oi DO. I, j; Hgyptiau Preference, i; do. Uoified, 9 16; Dairat, Soate Domain, j Icaii^n. jf Peruvian 5 Der Cent., 1-16; Russian, 1373, Soaijisb, 13 16; Turkish, Group 4. 1-16; do. ■ 1871. i Ottoman Defence, i Greek, 1881 and 188V, 1| and Uruguay, |. Speculative inquiry for Home Railways has made further progress. The Stocks most in favour to-day have been the Scotch and Southern ■ Deferred. Heavy lines we:"8 generally better, but wre not so much influenced. Caledonian rose i Great Eastern, £ Great Western, 1; Huli .•u'd Barnsley, i Brighton A, J; Chatham Preference, i N, g; Midland, i; North Britisii, 1 North-Eastern, South- H Eastern A, 1; do. Ordinary, 1 Glasgow and South-Westera, 3; and Great Northern of H Scotland, 2. H The Indian Railway Market was quiet, without any change of importance. Grand Trunks rallied a little on the closing of accounts for the fall. Canadian PaMficSharas were H weak. Grand Trunk Ordinary rose 1-16; do. H First Preference, i; do. Second Preference and Guaranteed, £ do. Third Preference, i; Canadian Pacific Soare-s g. Foreign Railways were quiet. Mexican (Vera Cruz) were a easier. Tb.e traffic, owing to the .samaga to a bridge, shows a decrease of ■ F,8,2W, the actual take being £ 5,100. Mexican Ordinary ur.ii Second Preference teE i; Buenos Ayres Northern Preference, 5; Buenos Ayres Southern Ordinary rose 1; Varna 3 per Cent. Obligation, Mexican National Bonds A, i; N'trate Shares, j. The Americau Railway Market has been rather unsettled. There waa a rally in Chicago, H Milwaukee, and St Paul on closing of accounts for the fail. Louisvilie and Na«sh7i!le and Northern Pacific Preference were steady, but other move- icents were irregular. Central Pacific of Cali- H fornia rose a; Chicago and Milwaukee, li; Louisville ana Nashville, £ Norfolk Preference, i; Northern Pacific Prrierence and Union Pacific, a- Denver Shares and Preference call J; ■ Erie Siiares, i; do. Second Mortgage, i New York Ontarf B Phiiadyiphia and Reading Snares, i; and Wabash Preference and General H Mortgage, H Banks.—Chartered Mercantile of mdia, Lon- dou, and China rosa j London and County, -b. Mines.—Br;itsberg New rose 6:1, to 9- Mason ■ lId Barry 3-16, to 1.1; Rio Tinto 5-16. to 23 Victory New 61, to 4 6-1 Cape Copuer i, 'o 5 ■ l)ick us Custers Is 6ri. to 8- & t. De Bee»s fell ■ to 293 Homesteau g, to 3f; K iooonga It, to 4, 6; K mber.ey Central 1. ëu 33i: London and H South African Exploration í. to 16g Callao Bis ■ 1.. ♦,» L-- 1 L ■ V'a Middlesex rose 1. H Miscelianec«a.—Ouvah Coffee rose i; Hudsona's H Bay, i Con.sett- Irn, Suez Canai,a South. H amptou Dock 4 Per Cent. Preference, 1; R. H Goldsborov,gu and Co., k; G. Kynoch, 5 Morris H Tub*, i; Nobel Dynamite Trust, i Primitive H Nitrate, g Samuda Bros., i VValder and H Collyer's Brewery, j. Aiisopp Ordinary fell 2 H do Pref erence, 1; Bell's Asbestos, i; Generai H Asset#, Purchase, i Mercantile Investment and H Geuei-ai Trust Deferred, 1; and New Zsaland H blpplOg, i. H B-ates teirgraphed from the East were :—Bom- H ,)a,; T Tr'»nsfers, Is 4 9-16d Calcutia, ■ Is 4 17 32d Hong Kong 4 Months' Bills, 3-; IiI; ■ ^nangh-*i ao., 4> 3|a. Iadiau Exchanges show no H particular ciiangr>. ■ Rup<=e P.<i" r 4 per Cents., 69 to E94 ditto 4 H r Cents., 73 tù 73* xu. H rtirvil. Bars, 44 3-161. ■ LGCALSTOCKS.—Riiymney,168 Su 173. Taff Vale. ■ 218 to 223.

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. Supplie#by Messrs THACKERAY & CO., Stock asti Ihai-e Brakers, 3, Dock Cham bers, Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid Prices 10 Barry Dock and Failivay 10 14, 1-4 xn &tock Ureat Western 100 ..147; 148;i London and Sorth Western ..100 ..170 171 N.idiand 100 ..1,3 134 10 Hhondda and Swansea Bav 10 9 10 xd Stock Rhymney 100 ..171 173 xd 10 Vo. Xew 8 14,t 14i xd Stock Severn and Wve 100 ..2 4 Stock Tarf Vale 100 ..221 223 PREFERENTIAL. 10 Barry Dock and By. First Pref. 10.. 12 13 10 Do 2nd do i Stock, Brecon JtMer ..100 ..105 110 xd Stock Do 2ndPref.icS02 ..100 79 31 xd Stock, Cambrian, );(1 1, 4 p.c. .100 38 39 Do Xo 2, 4 p.c 100 19 20 „ Great Western Consol 5 p.c. 100 ..15ii 154 10 Pembroke & Tenbv,5 p.c, 1864 10 7 7\ 10 Khonuoa & Swansea Uay 5 p.c 10 1H Uj Stock iili >Tniu;y o per cent, (gua.) ..100 ..136 138 xd Do. e per cent, 1361. 100 178 132 xd „ Do. q per cent, 1361 100 133 134 xd Do. 0 per cent, 1364.100 ..132 134 xd Do. 5 per cent, 1864. 100 ..159 161 xd Do. 5 per cent, 1867. 100 ..132 133 xd I 1.;P 0 per cent, lb/3 .100 .29 1.31 xd Tat. Vale -N. 100 ..229 233 Do. 4j ptr cent 7 00 121 12.3 „ Do. 5 per cent. 100 ..142 144 Do. 6 per cent 100 .163 160 Du. 4 per ceru 100 ..115 117 GUARANTEED ASD LEASED. 50 Aberdare, 10 per cent. 5Q 137 139 Stock, Dare Valley, a p. c 100 ..140 142 threat Western, 5 p. e. guar..100 ..155 157 Uantrissant dc Tatf Vale, 51). c.1CO ..140 142 „ Llanelly Ry. and Dk. I)rdy.. 100 162 PenarthH,Ari)c.,ur,Docic, and RylOO 144 146 xd Som.s,Dorsec(i»athExtension)100 ..106 108 10 T'relerig Valley Railway 10 10i 10'. RAILWAY AXD OTHER DEBENTURES Bonds Barry Dock it Rly 42 p. c.100 ..113 Hit ■fh>. 4 p. c ICO ..111 113 J-tock Brecon & Merthyr A4 p. c 100 ..111 113 De. K4p. c 100 ..105 106 Stock Bute Dock 4 p. c.. 1.30 ..110 112 Cambrian A 4 p. c 100 .112 114 xd •• Do. B 4 p. 0. 100 ..108} 109 j sd „ Gveat Western 5 do. 1C0 ..159 162 „ Midland 4per cent.100 ..130 32 „ Mid-Wales A 4^ per cent. 100 ..113 116 )1ilford Dook A 0 per cent.100 ..63 67 ..120 122 Somerset and Dorser, :No.1..100 H.5 146 Taft Vtie p.c 100 ..120 122 BAXKS 20 Bristol West oÏ En:dand,Lim. 77. 15 16 30 Glamorganshire, Lim. 22 l| 2, 5 Glamorg;nshire, Ld., Pref.. 2, 2* 2$ 10 London and Pruvincial, Lim. 5 15-J los 20 National iiank of Wales, Lim 10 12 12* 75 National Provincial, Lim 10 42i 43s feO National Provincial, Lim. 12 50, 51-, 40 Nortii and Souili Wales, Lim 10 30ii 30i HO outh Wales Union, Limited 7 g; 3 GAS. 10 Aberdare 10 13 14 x all Stock Cardiff A 10 per cent 100 ..202 205 xd „ Do. B 8 per cent 100 ..152 165 xd Do. C 7 per cent 1G0 ..142 145 xd Stock Do. Gas D 5 per cent 100 ..102 105 xd 10 Liynvi Y.tdev 10.. i 10 Stock Newport A 10 per cent 100 ..202 205 xd •. D K 7 per cent .100 .152 155 xd 20 Do. C 7 per cent 100 -.142 145 xd 2.:> .Swansea 7± per cent 26 69 41 GAS AND WATER. 10 Barry and Cadoxton 3 3:.1: 54 10 Bridgend 10 IO3 lO^xd 100 p ontypool (Max. 10 p. c.) .100 ..105 110 xd 12 1 .17 13 xd 10 Ystrad A 10 13; 19a xd WATERWORKS. Bristol 2b 57i 57i xUo 20 44| 45-i }? 1 A. 10 16j I?i xd 10 Pontypridd 10 12 124 .-stock Pontypridd 5 per ct. Pref 100 .112 116 MISCELLANEOUS. V °ock& Railway.. 20 17; 18 xd sr io? -ioil Stock Cardiff Corporatioa 3 D C ion iHP IAO> 5 Cardiff 4 /enarth Tramways 5 3 f* xd 50 Cardiff Juncti. n Dry Dock 40 18 21 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage.. 25 31 33 10 Cardiff and Swansea Colliery 10 li li 50 Central D y Dock 50 35 40 2J EbbwVale 20.. 6i 65 70 Cvlo'ster W'gonLtd.& reduced inxd 6 Great. Western Colliery B 5 7' 73 r 5 Do. New B 24. 4* 4? a Do. A Preference 5 8i 3% 100 Do B Debentures. 100 99 100 10 W. Hancock & Co., Ltd 10 144 15 10 Do 6 p.c. Pref. 10 11 lli 10 Do New Ordy 5 gj 9i 10 Do Do Pref 2 2J 3 stock Do V p.c. Deb. Stock 100 ..1C3 106 WillS Dock 13 9i 9-j xd WiUOitl Dock 10 i 1, 50 Mount Stuart Dry Dock 40 39 41 Do B 20 19 20 52; Nantyglo and Blaina PreJt b.. 60 608 5 Newport Tramways. 5 — 5 51 xd Do Water B10 Annuities 26 27 10 Do Abercarn Colliery.. 10 6 ó 10 Do 6 p.c. Participating 10 8i 9 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 39 40 xd 50 Do 35 29 31 xd 10 Provincial Tramways 10 » 5. > d Rhymney Iron — 5 1| 1| 5 Do New 41.. a 100 Do 5 per cent. Debenture 100 77 82 50 Spiller & Co., Cardiff, Ltd 45 60 62 50 Swansea Dry Dock 25 2 4 Stock 1) Corporation 3; p.c.100 ..108 1 1. Do Harbour 4 p. c. Stock 100 98 100 10 Do Tramway 10.. 2i 2i 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 u 1 2 3 Do do. 10 per cent. B 3 3 34 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A 30 14 15 2a Do. do B 25 13 14 1 Wst'rn Counties Telephone Ord. 1 8s 6d 9s 6d 5 Do. do. t) p. c. pref. 5 5i 5j W Windsor Slipway 424.. 16 11 Bank rate 4 per cent. fixed 13th September. THERE ARE SELLERS OF £ 200 Hancock 4;% D- benture Stock ;■ 7 London and Provincial Bank shares o Cordts & Co Snares, Sû paid—bid wanted 5 Centra, Dry Dock Shar-s, at 4o 50 Bary DUCK <x Ry. Is6 Pref. Shares, with diY." at 123 20 Natiunai Bauk of Wales Shares, a.t £12 3s 9tf 15 Hill s Drv Dock Shares 10 Barry Gas ailli Water Shares, at 3i iooOO Barry New Debentures, ai lllj £ o00 Tail Vale Kaiiway stock, at 221 SO Glamorgan Bank Preference Shares, at 21 7 Rhondua dó Swansea Bay Ry. Pref. shares, at ni S500 Swansea Harbour 4 p c. Bond, at Slij .;)0 Hany Ordinary Shares, at 142 Eastern Dry Dock snares, at Yc) 20 Hhondda & Swansea Bay Ordinary Shs., at £ 9 14a THERE ARE BUYERS OF 10 Newport Abercarn Colliery Shares £ 500 Rhymney Railway StocK ¡ £ 20 Rnyuiiiey Railway Now shares 40 Haucocs Old Prei. Shares lull Glamorgan Bank Preference Shares, at S2 13s 9d 4 Biistoi & West of Engiani Bank shares 11 Bute VI Y Dock shares, at 284 £ 50o k B200 Rhymnuy Iron 7% Bonds leU Bxana Shares 100 Soutu A aies Colliery B Shares 15 Spiiler Shares Glamorganshire Bank Ordinary, at £ 2 :i; iUQ Newport Gas C Stock THACK-E±tAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCK-BROKERS. 1060

E. r. LYIXDON & COMPANY, XeiegrapUic Address Lyddon, Cardiff," STOCK & sHAHii BROKERS, POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE— 1010 5 Cardiff and Penarth Tramway shares 20 Mountstuart Dry Does. B Stares luO Rhymnty Ln fully pa.id Shares 20.Eid"s Dry Lock Shares, at 9:1 i share S s Baia Barry -New Preference Allotments LU Barry Dock OrUmary Shares £ c0C fatf Vaie stock HbUO CLraiti Gas C Stock £ 1^00 Barry DOCK and Railway Debenbnre oU Bryniuawr & Aberti.lery lj-a. auu Water Shares 20 Rhoudda Jt Swaa^ea bay Shares £ 103 los 9d Niiijurd Dock B Debenture Stock j2 Milt ord Dock £ 10 5% Preference Shares iu Caraiii Junction Dry Dock Shares—bid wanted ic;00 Barry 4% Deoenture iiancock it Co' 44 per cent Debenture Stock 50 Soutu Wales Colliery A Shares, at .3Js 9d 100 ao New B shares WANTED. Vivian and Company's Shares .0 „arry Preiertnc shaito £ 600 Barry DOCK 4% DeDentures, at HI iOo South Wales Colliery B Shares £7\0 Rhymney Rail way Ordinary Stock, at 1714 Briugend Gas and Water shares Shares r ontypridd Water Stock or Shares 12 Muuntstuart Dry Dock A snares £ 1000 Eiv Valley Railway Siock £ 1000 Brecon and Merthyr 1861 Pref. Stock, at 102 j;;2QvO do 18o2 uo at 78 £100 Taff No. 1 iCO Rhymney irou £4 5s paid Shares S.P.WILLS,STOCKBROKER, SWANSEA (Telegraphic Addre-s, Wills, Swansea.') 1069 E. J. EVANS & SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, £ 2, ST. MARY-SIREET, CARDIFF. 10o7 BUYERS.—Brecon and Merthyr 61, 62, 63, tir.-t issue Glainorgaii.-ih're Bank Old. & Pref. Shares re Bank Old. & Pref. Shares 51JO HhyaJllçy Railway Coy. Ord. Stock B200 Kly Valiey stock Aoerd re Gas Shares Bute Dry Dock Saares 10 National Bank of Wales Shares 20 Hill's Dry Dock shares SELLERS.—19 south W iles Union Bank Shs., at 9j Hancock & Co. Ordinary Shares uo Preference Shares 4C Barry Dock & Rys. Pref. Shs., at 121 ARTHUR STUCLEY T. LUCAS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER. SWANSEA, 1092 UEU. THOMAS, STOCKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. BUYERS. 1072 Barry New Preference Barry <fe Ca.ioxtun Gas & Water Shares, at$prem. Barry Ordinary Cardiff & Penarth Trams, at Si sELLERS. 5 Cardiff Royal Hotel Prefs., at £1 prem. Newport Abercain Pref. Shares Barry Ordinary Junction Dry Docks—bid wanted E500 Cardiff 1. as C Stock 50 Great Western Colliery New B Shares, at 44 Hancock's Debentures, at 10J '(Telegraphic Address. -Fleming, tjarnirr,-j ON SALE— 1083 is Swansea Banks, at 9i 20 Hancock <& Co. Ordinary Shares, at 14j £ li 0HancocK Debentui e, at 104 30 Provincial i rams, at 6 O, Glamorganshire Workmen's Cottage Shares, at par _.1.(1 Stroud Brewery Debs., at 5 premium 10 do Pref. 0% Shares, at 1 premium 10 Abercara Public Hail (Jo. 5 Risca do uo Hancock Ordinary New x.420 Barry 4; per Cent Debenture WANTED 20 Mountstuart B Shares 20 London v Provincial Banks, at Ie) J. Bland and Co. harei 25 Provincial Trams, at b| 25 Waterlow Bros. & Lay con 10 Bute Dry Dock at 28, 20 Bristol Banks, at Ibi I Sa-O Hnucock & Co. D berJure, at 13 THuS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 4, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. -'1<' Telegraph Addiess, "Gedge," Cardiff. SELLERS—10 Barry Ordinary SoOO Brecon A Debenture, at llZ2 8u Biand shares 10 Hancock Pref. Old Shares, at £11 2s 6d Hancock New Pref., ao 18-4 9d uremiuin 12 Neath Water A Shares, at B17 2s 6d Cardiff & Swansea Coliierv Shares at 25* BUY Barry Ordinary 1r £ 200 Brecon i Merthyr 2nd Pref. at 30± £ 200 do 18o31st issue, at 604 10 iiancock Ordinary >ew Shares Bristol de West oi England Bank, at 15t Windsor Slipway Shares PARSONS AND R O R J E N T, SXOCK-JROKERS, WESTGATE BUILDINGS, NEWPOAI. ON SALE. 2 London & Provincial Banks, at 16 £ 200 Aiexanclra Ordinary Stock £91ó¡.¡ Newport, Corporation Water Annuity 18 Caerleon Gas £ 5 shares BoOO Brecon 6c Merthyr 1363, 2nd issue BiOOO Brecon and Merthyr B Debenture Stock 10 Eastern Dry Docks, at 6 WANTED. Newport Corporation Annuity, at 26 per 21 20 Bridgend Gas Shares £ 1000 Bre,on & Merthyr A Debenture 5 London & Provincial Banks £1000 Brecon and Merthyr, 1S64 & 1865 10 Newport Discount, Share" RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. 1888. 1387 In. De. Brecon and Merthyr 1631.. 1414.. 2-7 Lcmio., Brighton, and S.C. 50-36.. 48492.. 2044 South Eastern 50714.. 517j2.. 1038

LATEiST MARKETS. — t COR. EIVLL, Tuesday.—To-day at our market there was a small show Kit English wheat, which sold very slowly at Is to 2s less money for old. A few samples of new were ottered at 28s to 30s par qt. Foreign sold slowly at a decline of Is per qr. Bar ey in fair demand at late prices. Oats steady. Beans and peas without change. ->iaize, 3d to 6d cheaper. LIVERPOOL, Tueiday.-Whea-, dull, and generally id uuoer Friday s prices-Cal,foruian, 8s to 8s ld Chiii, 7s 4d to 7s 9d red winter, 7" 2d to 7s lOd; Bombay, 75 2d to 7;0 lOd. Flour quiet and unchanged. Maize quiet and easier—mixed American, 4s lljd to 5s round corn, 4s 11 ,d to 5s lOd. Beans nominal. Peas, 6* lOd to 6s 111. Oats—English white, 3s ed to 3s lOd; yellow, 2s 6d to 2s lOd market quiet. CATTLE. BIRMINGHAM, Tuesday. Beef, 6d to 7d, few 7id; mutton, 6d to 8d, isw Sid lamb. 7d to 3ld per lb. Bacon piss, 9s to Ps 2d sows, 6s 6d to 7s and porkets, 9s 9d to 10s 3d per score. SALFORD. Tuesda,I.arger supply of cattle, Smalier she.) LCade. Oattleflatat lower prices; choice sheep met good demand at better prices; other slow at late rates more calves, in which a fair trade was done at last week's prices. Cattle. 5d to ojd -hee.i, 6d to 3jd; calves, d to 7d. At market :-Cattle, 3,58l; sheep, 10,523 calves, 128. COWBRIDGE, Tuesday.—The attendance was thin, as might i.a'ura ly be expected, farmers making the best use of the fine weather co gather in the lemnaut or the harveso There were no horned stock on offer • I sheep brought 9d per lb, and pigs sold at recent current I rates. PRODUCE. LIVERPOOL. Tuesday.—sugar iarge trade at full rates* } crystals No. 1 advanced 3d, being quoted at 90s 6d beet strong—September, 13s 10id paid. Coffee oocoa, nee, linseed, and castor cil unchanged. Lard' following American an vices, has advanced 2s 6d, bein^' quoted at 53s 10 53s 6d. The market was excited this looming, buc closed quieter. Palm oil quieter, and quotations tavoured buyers. Tallow steady. Petroleum steadier again, and late quotations repeated. Tureen, tine, 30s 3d. Nitrate unchanged. LONDON, Tuesday. Sugar—small sales of grocery crystallized met more competition, and sold at fnllv steady rates. Refined market strong, and large busi- ness done, prices in most cases being 3d to 6d de irer "o ds &Iso Ending dearer. Beet opened firm, Ocfeobereil^Q m d^rer" ,S«Ptimber -old at 14s 10jd • 13s 9.t .November and December I3s 4Ad ^ia wj<;b good competition, at full to rather Tea—China soid with fair spirit • new CeTlons sold with8' 5*1 t0 13 4i<1 Kaisow. 5-1 to 7d, h iin'L r! g^od competition. Javas in favour or bu>ers. Co. oa—Granada sold at fud prices to 2s cntton—EasTlnd3^6 aoT' Previous 'aCes- Kice firm. Cotton lLast Indian without quotable change. Jute Steied! Turpentine0^6 eaSier TaUw BUTTER CORK, Tuesiijjy.—Firsts, 94s; seconds. 88s,- third* S3s; fourths 72S Mild-cured firkins-superflne 97s • 132mM m market-1,456 firkins, 5 kegs,' SUGAR. GLASGOW, Tuesday —Market a^ain ,(»»». n-L,„„ thing sold at full prices .o 3a advance. The' offlraaj report states;-Strong market large business don« HAT .l.VD STRAW. LONDON, Tuesday —Fair supplies, especially of new nay. Hest old straw quoted Is dearer. Inferior tn good hay, 60s to 110s; best do., 1153 to ISCS; itif^rior to good clover. 60s to ll$a; beat do TVW. *A 138s; straw, 30s to 48s per load. I WOOL. LONDON, Tuesday.—The fourth series of the London and colonial wool sales commenced to-day, with eata. logues comprising 10,271 bales. There was a large attendance of both home and foreign buyers, and prices compared with closing prices of last series show no material change in former. Good AU.-tralian grease rates fully maintained, and better scoured sell steadily, whilst lower classes shew little irregularity. Snow white Capes barely up to July rates. Medium scoured, if anything, a trifle dearer. Arrivals in time comprise 250.000 bales Australian and 79,00 J Cape deducting what has been forwarded direct, but adding wools held over, the total available amounts to about 231,000 bales. METALS. GLASGOW, Tues,-ay.-lIlarket irregular, and a fair business done at 42s 4d. 42s 7d. and 42s 44d cash 42s 3d, 42s lid. and 4;2., 3d one month buyrs. 42s 4d cash; 42s 7 .1 one mouth; sellers near. Middles- brough-buyers. 31.. 9d cash 35s one month sellers, id dearer. Hematite done at 45s lOid to 45. lid one ino nth buyers, 45s 6d to 45s 7d cash 45s 9J and 45s 104d one month sellers, 2d more. SWANSEA, Tuesday.—(Messrs Jose, Ford, and Com- pany's weekly metal report),—Tin—There has not been much business doing in this metsl during the past week, the sales being made chietiy to operators to cover previous bear sales, at prices varying from E96 to £ 106, or about B50 per ton difference. The imports of Chilian during the past fortnight were 1,136 tons, the deliveries 420 tons, thus increasing the stock of Chili bars to 27,553 tons. The imports of other sorts were 2,481 tons, against deliveries of 2,600 tons. The charters for the last fortnight are advise'1 as 800 tons. On close of first change co-iiay the prices were I £ 90 '2s 6d prompt, and £79 15s three months. Tin- There has been a very active market during the week, and considerable business has been done at prices varying from £104 Iown to £ 99 10s, advancing again to £103 shd.rp cash. as which price it closed la4 evening arm, and on close of first changa to-day at £ 104, after touching S105 cash, and E104 10s three months. The stocks are being rapidly depleted, owing to large American and other orders, and the i: crease of con- sumption in Wales and on the Continent LONDÔ, Tuesday. -Copper-Chili. £ 95 to E97 cash, and S79 three months G.O.B. £96 cash, £87 10s 12th October, £85 18ch October, SH4 end October, and R79 three months' sellers; buyers, £78 10s. Tin- business up to E105 cash closing sellers, S103 15s cash, and £ 1C4 5s three months. Spelter, ordinary, £19. Lead—soft Spanish, 213 15s Kngl sh. £ 14. Quicksilver—Rothschild's, S9. Scotch pig .iron, 42s 4d cash.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF.* SWANSEA.t NEWPORT.t Sept i ■ — Sept Ifor. Evn. Hgt- Mor. Eva. Hgt Mor. n. Hgt. 5 2930 2 17 M 4 46 6 16 29 9: 3 50 4 20 27 S| 4 59 5 29 30 2 18 T 5 43 b 732 li 4 47 5 12 29 2, 5 56 6 20 32 6 19 W 6 30 9 5 1 33 8 5 o5 5 .'53J ^9^7 4!34 1 20 T 7 9 7 27 34 8 6 13 6 29 30 9 7 22 7 40 35 1 21 F 7 45 8 0 35 3 6 47 7 3 30 10 7 58 8 13 35 8 22 S 8 lo 8 32,35 0 7 13 7 45 31 0] 8 29 8 4b 35 5 23 S 8 46 9 1 34 5 7 50 S 6 30 o 3 59; 9 l: 34 i0 24 M 9 16 9 28(33 5 8 22 8 3D 29 6i 9 29; 9 41 33 10 *Roath Basin. fPiince oi Waies Dk. Alexandra Dk,

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, TUESDAY. Tha attendance on 'Change to-day was fairly good, and a moderate amount of business was done in steam and house coal, prices for all descriptions remaining unaltered. Small coal, both steam and bituminous, were in moderate request at Monday's quotations. Welsh cokes were in good demand, and the enquiry for patent fuel and pitwood was fairly active. In our local freight market to-day chartering for steam has been fairly active, and the features reported have been above the average of the last few days. Rates for the higher Mediterranean ports con- tinue firm, and a similar remark applies to West Indian, Eastern, Spanish, and Gibraltar freights. Bay ports and costing rates are sceady, States outward quotations remain unchanged. The following'include the latest operations to- day :-Havre, 6 111 (Solent) Cadiz, 9s 7d (G. E. Wood) Venice, 9i 10^1, local boat St. Malo, 6s 6i (Hettie) Constantinople, 7" 9d (Clieveden) St. Nazaire, 7fcs (Rosebud), ó-bre3 Border Chieftain) Piiaeu«, option Syra, 7s loid (Prydain) Port S lid, 8s 61 (Ambassador) Bilbao, 6s 3d (St. Audries. Newport loading) St. Brieux, 7s, fuel (Rathkeuny, Swansea load- ing). Sail.—This market continues very firm, and the fixtures reported are all at enhanced rates. The demand for prompt tounage continues good, more especially for the River Plate and Brazil ports. Fixtures :-Bahia, 21s Buenos Ayres. option Boca, free expenses, 28i 3d Rio, 24s, good terms charter (Woodfield). Ore rates from Bilbao continue firm, with a good demand for tonnage to load for the Bristol Channel pores, and there is also a good inquiry for tonnage to load at Carthagena, Huelva, Car- loforte, and Benisaf.

SWANSEA EXCHANGE. SWANSEA, TUKSDAY. There were some absentees to-day, but the attendance, nevertheless, was a good one. The fluctuation in block tin again occasioned consider. able discussion, and was felt to be a very disturb- ing element. A strong opinion prevailed that the present improved position of the metal market generally arises from the natural expansion of trade in all branches, and that consumption is rapidly overtaking the productive power of the country, especially in such industries as are repre- sented on this exchange. This opinion leads to a As regards pig-iron, Scotch warrants still exhibit an upward tendency in price, having advanced fully 5s to 6s per ton since they touched their lowest point some time back. Middles- brough pigs are following at a correspondingly advancing late, as will be seen by price list below. Hematites, although under other iiifluencss than those which affect native mine-made pigs such as Scotch and Middlesbrough, are advancing in sympathy in a measure with the present enhanced freights. All the iron and steel works are in full operation, and they are well supplied with orders. The strike at Ebbw Vaie stjli continues; and this, together with the stoppage at Landore Siemens' Steel Works gives additional impetus and acti vity to other local steel works. Since last 'Change there has been a further advance in the price of tin plates. The demand as reported from America fully justifies the action of the manufacturers, as stocks there are low, and canners are not sufficiently supplied. Stocks in this country are depleted, viz Swansea, 75,587 Newport, 71.988 Liverpool, 47,784 Bristol,' 1,325 Cardiff. 1,774- Llanelly, 1,300 making total of 199,758 boxes. But since the above ,¡,. t stocks have cone down at Swansea to 61,904 boxes. We are struck with tbe assimiiated quantities in stock at Newport and Swansea, especially as a much larger number of the works are within the radius of Swansea delivery. The explanation for this is that large quantities of tin plates are sent from the adjacent ports to Liverpool for re- shipment to America, and carried hy this route at a cheaper rate than if brought to Swansea for direct shipment—a state of things arising undoubtedly from the combined excessive charges of the local railways and of shipment chaiges at Swansea; and until these are revised aud lowered, so as to give buyers a preference for Swansea, we fear the transfer of plates to I" 1 11 uiverpoDi win De on the increase. Copper Closing prices, 4.10 p.,m.-Chlh, cash, 295 to L97 thrae months, £78 15s to L79 5s. Tkn-fiue foreign, cash, £ 103 15s to £ 1C4 5s; three months, £ 104 5s to £ 104 15s Aus:ralian, L103 17 6d to 2104 7s 6d. PIg- —Giassrt>w warrants, 42s 91 to 42<4 I; Middlesbrough, No. 3, 34s 9i to 35i prompt hematite warrants, 45s to 45s 10J d; Swansea hematite, 48s oJ, i.o.t. at works Cwmavon Hematite, 48i6i, f.o.t. at works Welsh Bars £ 4 12, 6.1 to £ 4 15- Sheet iron —singles, E6 15-1 to B7, f.o.t. at works Steel liiuis,—-Heavy sections, ±,4- to £ 4 5* • lisbfc rir> 6i- Bt"> li7 10s to 28 10J. bes,seraer St,el-Tirt-plate blooms, JE4 5a tin- place bars, L4 15s. Siemens' Tin-plate Bars—Best, JB5 2s 6d; all delivered in the district, cash, less 2 per cent. Tin Piateg.-Iron coke tins, per box IC, 13s 6d to 13 9 Bessemer steel coke, 138 9d to 14s Siemens' (coke finish), 14-, 3d to 14; 6d; tm8, per double box, 28 by 20 C, 25s to Z8s 6d do. (Siemens' steel), 27a to 29s 61; beat charcoal' 17s 6d to 25s. Block Tin, £ 104 10s to £ 105. Spelter, £ 18 7s 6d to L18 17s 63. Lead.—English £ 13 17; 6d, to £14 23 6d Spanish LIS 10s, to 213 15s. Iron Ores 15", to 13s 31 per ton. Pitwood 18; 6d to 18s 9J per ton. To-day's freight quotations are as follows :— Lisbon, 8; Barcelona, 12s 9d Alicante, "ffer Caithageaa, 10s Oran, llfcs Arzew, U-Aics Algiers, ll^fcs Bona, 12Afcs. Marseilles, lOj cs Genoa, 10s Leghorn, 10s Bastia, lis Napies, 10s Savotii, 10s <'rtonamare, 103 3j; Manfri- donia, 10s 3d Venice, 10s Ergasteria, 8s 61 Alexandria, 8; 6d Volo, 9s; Croastadt, 9s Copenhagen, 7s 6d Stockholm, li Stettin27s 6d; Gothenburg, 7s.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MCTMBLKS LIGHTHOUSE, TUESDAY.—Wind NE, light. Weather hazy. Sea smooth. Passed Hast— steamers Thunder, of London Bessie, of Hayle Calanas, of Newcastle. PMSed. West-steamer (jiendower, of Cardiff. At anchor in the Roads—brisantir.es Walter J Cummins, of Wigtown Alpha, of Whitehaven.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD Tuesday.—Wind E. moderate. Weather hazy. Passed East-Ursula, of Bremen. from Ba-sein, for Falmouth Henry, of Dublin Sunbeam, of Truro, from Rio Grande, for Falmouth Vanadis, of Kragero. from San Nicolas, for Falmouth; steamers Avon, of Grangemouth; Vendome. of London; Norddeufcscher Lloyd's steamer Weser, from Baltimore, for Bremen; Vectis, of Cardiff; Sandsend, of London; Sea Snake, of Glasgow Clantleboye, of London, from Pensacola, for London. Passed West-steamers Microphone, of Liver- pool Egret and Ballus, of Cork Wilson Line steamer Martello, from Hull, for New York; Hamosbire, of Southampton; Gem, of Glasgow; Ballochbuie, of Aberdeen Lapland, of Lelth tug Anglia, towing Port Gordon, of Glasgow; Henry, of Sarpsborg.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Lady Havelock arvd Caen from Cardiff 17th Golden Grove arvd Genoa from Cardiff 17th Cairo left Gibraltar for Malta 16th Clymene passed Gibraltar for Leith 15th Racine and Taganrog 15th L E Ctuukwood and Sebastopol for CarGill lStIl Longuiel passed Constantinople from Taganrog for Antwerp 17th Rheola arvd Piraeus from Cardiff 17th Wm Symington left Odessa for Bordeaux 17tli Streonshalh left Kertch for orders 16th Darent a.rvd Cal is from Kramfors Castanos lefr. Nicolaiett for Bayonne 17th Gwemland Havre from the Danube 18th Activity arvd xiouen 16th Bergamo arvd Huelva from Penarth 16th

CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROilH DOCK, Sept l/.—iungnt Errant ss, 22C4. Fearnought, 1297; ROATH DOCK, Sept IS.—Sultan ss, 2033, Dankeraue, balla-t. EAST BUTE DOCK, Sept 17.-Luz, 190, Dieppe, ballast. Capello, 663, Sharpness, ballast. Valbourg, 1025. Glen. manna ss. 479, Caen, light. Obedient ss, 672. Birch Held ss, 1485. EAST BUTE DOCK, Sept 18.-Ibis, 456. Wydale ss, 1271, Berwick, ballast. Sceptre 805, 1109, Bilbao, iron ore. Ann, 78. Nurnkap s". 8S3. WEST BUTE DOCK, Sept 17 —Captain Cook ss, 153, Liverpool, sundries. Eden, 156, Auray, pitwood. Rd Cobuen, 95, Tralee, ballast. Carrie Belle, 121, West- port, ballast. Susan, o4, Vivier, apples. LFudoug, 74, Gaiway, ballast. Jura. 66, Tralee, ballast. Esther ss, 203. Falcon, 53. J H McLarren. 764. Ephratah, 230. Roma, 131. Banders, 101. Cork, ballast. Esperanza, 241, Waterford. pitwood. Fanny Jane, 64, Bridgwater, rails, bricks, &c. Regina, 46, Bristol, burnt ore. WEST BUTE DOCK, Sept lB.-Blonde ss, 174. Alpha, 87. George and Susan, 99. Westport, ballast. Liiy, 92, W>-stport, oats. Bergliot ss, 314, Rouen, ballast. PENARTH DOCK, Sept 17.—Ambient ss, Havre, light. Petit Codiac, Liverpool, ballast. Waiter S Massey, Sharpness, lisrht. PENARTH DOCK, Sept 18.—Mark Lane as, Rotterdam, light. Prince Soltykoff ss, Newport, light. Saiior Prince ss, Newport, light. GHtyburg, St Johns, deals. SAILINGS. RoATH DOCK, Sept 17.-Galloper ss, Burfitt, Roads. Theodon: S-, C ilins, Roads. ROATH DOCK. Sept 18-Amana ss, Kilgour, Bom- bay. South Cambria ss, Jones, Port Said. Comman- dant Franchetti ss, PeitFflusc, Bordeaux. T J Robson ss. Cole, Torre Annunziata. EAST BUTE DOCK, Sept 17.—Try, Hansen, Bahia. Forest King, Mungo, Hio Janeiro. Vectis ss. Avon ss, Kennedy, Glasgow. (LAST BUTE DOCK, Sept 18.—J R Hinde ss, Scott, London. Ingoidsby ss. Smith, Constantinople. bjtea. Varf, Carl:t:!u, Rosario. WKSTBUTK Dock, Sept 17.-Frioiads, Silvey, Water. ford. Skylark, Igan, Youghal. Spray, Storey, Water- ford. William Edward, Douen, Youghal. Clarissa ss, Harwoo i, Roads. WEST BUTE POCK, Sept 18.-Ibis. Captain Cook ss. Ann. Alliance ss, KaViinagh, Dublin. Jenny, Morgan, en-irth. Aftou ss, Mathison, Dublin. Walney ss, Fisher, Newiy. PENARTH DOCK, Sept 17.-Saiidsend ss, Le Brun, London. William E-,g,ris, Grick, Batavia. PENARTH i lock, Sept IS.—Saxon Prince ss, Jameson, Havre. Fattieid ss, Metca-f, London. Severn ss, Hughes, Liverpool. Carl, Nichielii, Capetown. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Sept 18. Cape de Verds, Wydale ss, 'J, l27i, Hurst, Hicks Bros St Nazaire, F ying Cormorant tug, B, 4, Williamson, Clyde Shipping Co Gibraltar, India ss, B, 1592, Crockhart, Henderson Bros Havre. Wm Banks sô, B. 469, Powell Dulfryn Co lLnre. Ambient ss, B, 667, Errmgtoir M Thompson Havre. Obedient ss, B, bi2. Alexander, M Thompson Port Said, Birchneld ss, B, 1480. Ferguson, Cory Bros Constantinople, Duchess ss, B, 949, Foster, Hain & Co Malta, Etheiburga ss, B, 1445, Foster, Hain & Co Tencriife, Lord Warwick ss, B, 1719, Piout, Stephens, Mawson & (ioss La Rochelle, Sailor Prince ss, B, 824, E J Howard -Marseilles, Royal Welsh ;.s. B. 969, Christie & Co Sc Nazaire, Prince Soit;. kolf ss, B. 933, L & H Gueret Brest. Glenmanna ss, B, 479, Haisimu, Tiliett & Co Trinidad, Luz, B, 190, Mudge, J T Duncan & Co Jersey, Active, B, 39 Steel. E J Whitley Jersey, Swan, B, 61, Balleine, Morel Bros Villanutva, Krnestine ss, F, 485, Loulas, 1* Rowe & Co Stockholm, Kiel ss, Ger, 851, P vvley, Thomas & Co Cronstadc, Mordkap ss, IJtn, 962, Tellefsen, Wills & Co Fredericia, Eden, Den, 150, Tellefsen, Wills & Co Lisbon, Banders, Den, 100, Tellefsen, Wills & Co Malaga, Bergliot ss, Nwy, 314, Tellefsen, Wills & Co Singapore, Nerea, ly, 872, Gamba, A T Lucovich St Nazair •; Labarroue,e ss, B, 772, Morel Bros Ibraii, Cyfarthfa ss, B, 750, Newton Morel Bros CLEARED-Sept 18. Havre, Wm Banks ss. B, 960 coal > Havr. Ambient, ss. B, 12b0 coal Brest, Glenmanna ss, B. 890 coal Jersey, Swan. B, So-p fuei V Havre, Obedient ss, B, 1250 coal Port Said, John Stevenson ss, B, 1650 coal Constantinople, Duchess Sg, H, 1640 coal st -Nazaire. Flying Cormorant ss, B, ballast Jersey, Active, 13, 61 coal Cadiz and Rio Grande, Wild Daisy, B, 179 coalj st Nazaire, Labarrour-re ss, B, 1600 coal Cronstadt, Nordkap ss, Den, 1900 coal Dieppe, Achiile ss, f, 750 coal Singapore or Psnang, Schiafflno Padre, ly, 1350 coal Buenos Ayres, NS del Sacro Cuore dl Gesii, ly, 830 coal Buenos Ayres, Santa Rosa, ly. 800 coal Buenos AYlas, Fortunatino, ly, 776 coal Monte Video, Marguerite, Swe, 1767 coal Bunl's Ayres. Ottawa, Nwy, 9Uu coal Trinidad, Charlotte Ind Anna, Gar, 630 p fuel Stockholm, Kiel ss, Ger, 1200 coal IMPORT'S—Sept 18. Bilbao, Sceptre ss, iron ore, Dowlais Co Liverpool, Capt Cook ss, sundries, Begg & Co Auray, I' den, pitwood, Heard & Co Vivier, Susan, apples, order Wateifoid, Esperanza, pitwood, Perkins Bridjswater. Fanny Jane, raiis, bricks, &c, Rhymney Co liristoi, Regina, burnt ore, Smith SVescport, L¡;y. o iis^Hlbbert St Johus, Gettyburg, deals

SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, Sept 17.-EriLh ss, 430, Rochester, light. RIVER, Sept 18.—Mary James, 153, Penzance, cop. per ore, SOUTH DOCK, Sept 17.-Atice Depeaux ss, 571, Rouen, light. Catherine, 23, Mumbles, limestone. SOUTH DOCK, "tJpt 18 Seorgette ss, 40b, Dieppe, bail isc. Clircou ss, 52, Bristol, iiuht. Glamorganshire La-s, 24, Porteynon, li?iit. Tare, 683, Pensacola, timber. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Sept 17.-Electra ss, 305, }liddle-uroub. pig iron. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Sept 18.Springbok ss, 478. Bilbao, iron oie. Mi>iesbta Sci. Loudon, 1'tr:1, WSMa.l 93, ""V;I. "<1" ,¿Juu,uu:; A, .J1a¡': I ^iswqu&v. Gr«i<J fcs, Ciino, Valencia. Carruthers, liye. Telegraph, Pictaw^v, Watched Worcester, B^.ker, Cardiff. Viking ss, Francis. BristoL JellIJY, Luce, Poftkludem^r. NORTH DOCK, Sect 18.-Nellie S, Francis, Rio Gramie. Bunica, Cabot, St Malo. SOUTH DOCK, Sept 17.—Rio Foruioso ss, Briscoe lifracombe. Ac icia ss, Smith, Port Talbot, Collier Jackson, Bristol. Jackson, Bristol. PRLNCE OF WALES DOCK. Sept 17.-Exeter City ss, Weiss, New York*. Lougn Fisher ss, Bannister, Caen. Avon ss, Sutherland, Dieppe. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Sept 18 Brest, Marie Celine, F. 110, Mauffret. Hosser & Co Dieppe, Georgette ss, F, 406, Provost, G Taylor Rouen, Alice Depenx ss, F, 571, Thomas, li W Cook Pontaudemer, La Risle, F, 69. Duval, Le Boulanger Si Nazaire. Nutford ss, B. 782, Thompson, shepherd c Malo, Musjrave ss, B, 136, Harries, Harries Bros Algoa Bay, Araminta, B, 747. Svendseu, Burgess A Co Pontaudemer, Merniaid, B, 52, Hebley, J Angel & Co Philadelphia and Balumore, Minnesota ss, B, 2052, Blackiin, Buz-gtst & Co CLEARED—Sept 18. St Val-ry SS, Catherine, B, 188 c..al s oc ihoim, Nordpol ss, Den, 1800 coal PoHCaudemer, La RUlv, F, 120 coal Rouen, Alice Depeaux ss, 1300 coal Pontaudemer, Mermaid, B, 85 coa! New Orleans, Ocean King ss, B, 500 general cargo ?st Malo, Hetty as, B, 61u coal St Malo, Mus>trave SII, fl, 290 coal Simons Bay, Powhatcan, B. 625 coal C1K C • 1. "MPORTS—Sept 18. Bilbao. Springbok ss, 1000 iron ore, 13 copper ore, order Dieppe, Georgette ss, 5 hard spelter, Dillwyn & Co; 5 zinc ashes, 2 hard spelter, order Pensacola, Tare, 1126 pieces sawn timber, 415 pieces Ortsgor Bros MlIIllb¡es, Catherine, 38 limestones. Great Western Railwav Co Calstock, Integrity, 100 arsenic, Burgess & Co Penzance, Mary James. 100 copper ore, P Grenfell i>onuon, Miniiesota ss general cargo, not to be landed EXPORTS COASTWISE—Sept 18. Aewquay, iaa Lass, 41 coal, Hiii Bristol, Clifton as, sundries Tralee, Spray, 150 coal, G Thomas Newquay, John James, 44 coa!. Hill Rochester, Erith ss 750 coal, 20 bunker-' T T Pasene Iruro, Bessie, 90 eoal, Is vans* Bevan

NEWPORT. NEWPORT. ENTERED OUT WARDS—Sent 18 sables d'Oltjune and Bilbao,'Jorrwg ss, B 5S8 Gorvin Lo So^iete Commerciale Civita Veccbi:i, Excelsior ss B 917 Wn^t« t-n* A,ba"a' \]2bS' C° biloao, St Audries ss, B. 500, Jones, J Cory & Sons Go'henourg, Juno ss. B, 6,1, J Cory & Sons Buenos ^.yres Soha B. Aus, 794, Botta, R Gethin« jun lay sand'.i, elKommen, Nwy, 360, R Gething jun Monte Viueo, Partuema, B, 749, R Gethins jun Castro, Cora -aaiia ss, B, 835, Orders & Handford CLEAEfii;—Sept 18 Buenos Ayres, Presedentc, ly. 10S6 coal Buenos Vyres. Alku, Rus, 1120 coal Gothenburg, Juno ss, Swe, 1250 rails Barcelona, Isle of Anglesey ss, B, 1810 coal Payi-andu, Belle of Lagos. B, 349 coal •!>' Monte Video, Havelock, Nwy, 1675 coal Havre, Filey ss, B. 1280 coal Para, Edouard, F. 845 coal IMPORTS—s'ept 18. Pensacola, Miohele A, H51 pieces timber. 760 oiaees aeals, Nicholas & Co <

PORTHCAWL. ARRIVALS, Sept 18,—Susan Elizabeth, Penzance naiiast. Star of St Agnes, St Agnes, ballast. :Secret, renzance, ballast. Favourite, Ilfracombe, light Sepc 18'~B G D< bt lFes» 1-0 coaL Jewess, Saucdersioot. ballast. «"»««>. ==

FOOTBALL. F^bi?Clu^ChewTtAthemMa^ Pontypri,dd riridd rha as the Maltsters Arras, Ponty- 1st Fifteen — Waif-? ?rs weie. elected :—Cantain ht Fften, Wales; vice.captain do, W Jenkin- elub on Monday of.the officers were elected President li?R^vrh-dent3 ^nd president, Mr Col6Mn Sn Ablll": v,-ce- captain Willie J H Evans secretary, E^Bowfer' w" Cowondge-road, Canton, who is 1™ f m^hes for Wednesday afternoons^0 Z'S MERTHIR CLUB. The Merthyr Football Club held go their general meetm,- on Friday last, when the follow ing officers were appointed for the ensuing year^l Captain. G L Thomas v.ce-captain, T f7 uy.jg,vC,W«tt«byi w,«J5g&; 116, TREDEGAR CLUB.-The Tredegar Town Football Club have elected the following officers :-Captain D PrLe; vice-captain, W H Biggs secretary, C R Williams, Tredegar Aims Hotel treasurer, J H Thomas. The secretary will be glad to arrange matches for Thursday". THE FIRM ASSOCIATION Clttb wishes to arrange matches witfi teams within 30 mile&-Apply Secretary Barracks, Newport. 2061

STEALING A CHEQUE FOR £ 4,000. John Parker (40) Dleaded guilty at the Central Criminal Court on Tuesday to stealing a cheque for £4,000, enclosed in a letter from Birmingham to the Australian Loan and Trust Company, London. He was sentenced to five years' penal servitude.

ABSCONDED, A confidantial clerk of the Dublin Branch of the West of England Insurance Company has absconded, with defalcations amounting to over £ 1,100. Bettinp on horses is the allege, cause.

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JTtLOSE of Tenby Hiring Season, —Beautiful small \j Piano, by Hopkinson, returned from hire from an M.P. cost £37 eight weeks ago price, carriage paid, warranted, 24.-Wade and Meggitt, Tenby- 133 "I)"OX'T Go Further and Fare Worse."—Powerful Alexandre Harmonium, returned from Royal Dockyard Church; 10 stops, -010.-Wade and Tenby. 1,5o r", A NYOSE wishing to purchase direct may do so at .11 any London Pianoforte House on presentation of Wade and Meggitt's card, who will allow 25 per cent. discount, and pay all carriage. 133 WADE and MEGGITT, Organ Builders to the ? t Lords of the Admiralty, are now erecting an Organ-on an improved principle—to be opened at the Congrega; ional Church, Bridgend, on the 3rd of October. Inspection of workmanship, material, tone, and prices invited. 133 flON'T Go Further and Fare WTorse.Close of 3J> Tenby season. 55 Pianos at prices defying competition.—Wade and Meggitt, Tenby. 133 USIC MADE EASY.A marvellous easy ITA method for all to play Piano, Harmonium Is, free.—Rev Wm. Hughes. Blackmill, Bridgend. 49 PIANOFORTE, Harmony, Counterpoint. — Miss Cape (Senior Honours, Certificates, Trinity Col- lege, London) receives pupils. Theory class on Satur- day morning. Preparation for public examinations. Term commences September 17th.—9. The Walk. Car. diff. 770 -i SCHOOL OF MUSIC, in union with the London k7 College of Music.—Miss Simpson, Glynrhondda- street, Cathays, Cardiff. Pupils prepared for L-C-M. examinations. 726 8-A.LE.—American (Hillier) Organ, 9 tops splendid instrument; walnut case new last March approval.—Apply to S. Badham, Begelly, Pembroke- shire. 928 C?6ucatianal. FRENCH, Spanish, Italian, German, Private Tuition Classes. Special Classes for Commercial Corres- pondence and Conversation. Candidates prepared for the Medical, Law, Civil Service, Excise, and Customs Examinations. Scholarships (through the post), Arith- metic, Book-keeping, Shorthand.—Mr W. Haines, Public Translator, 2o, Park-street, Cardiff. 362 gi^RENCH.—Private Lesson required once a week t 1 to 2 p.m. preferred state terms — P"Pil, South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 129 1ESSONS in English, French, and Music, by ex- perienced governess. Terms, Is an hour.—M'ss Simons, 3, St. PeFer-street, Roath, Cardiff. 48 (JWANSEA.-French, German, Spanish, Latin, Book- O keeping, and Shorthand thorough tuition classes now forming.—Oswald Korth, Public Trans- ator, 15, Kensington-terrace. 912 SCIENTIFIC DRESS ASSOCIAT ON.- proved O pystem thoroughly taught. Prospectus free. French bodice patterns to fit. Ladies' own materials I made ur> at moderate prices.—Miss Palin(from Regent- street, London), 4, Queen-street, Cardiff. 27 P jAO the LITERARY and SCIENTIFIC of clther < sex.-El to B6 weekly easily earned.—For par. ticulars and instructions see "Barker's Trade and Finance," of all newsvendors. or post free 2d —36, Mark-lane, London 1912-724 ^rnania. EXPERIENCED Nurse seeks Situation in or near Swansea.—Address Nurse, "South Wales Daily News," Swansea. 23 I' l ENERAL SERVANT wanted; good character 11 indispensable.—Apply at 1, piasturton-place, :orner of Ryder-street, Higher Cathedral-road. Cardiff. 2088 ENERAL SERVANT wanted, where another is T kept (near London).—Address Miss Pile, Melbourne House, Bensham Manor-road, Thornton Heath, Surrey. 965 LADIES wantiiig Servants of all classes Servants wanting situations, town and country, apply Mrs Bosse's Registry, 16, Wyndham Arcade, Cardiff 07 WANTED, a thoroughly-good Housemaid; must V T be good, plain needlewoman. Apply Mrs Pyman, Park-road, Penarth. 2107 WANTED, good plain Cook, ouiet, hard-working woman good soups and pastry required good character, age not under 30.-Apply in first instance Mrs Parrott, Tenby. 162 WANTED, by widow, age 30, situation as Working Housekeeper or House Parlourmaid ex- cellent references.—Address M. C., 60, Llandaff-road, Canton, Cardiff. 126 WANTED (at once), General Servant, able to wash T and iron.—Apply Williams, Grocer, Maindee Newport. 2101 WANTED, a good Cook small dairy two in family. Mrs Boman, Marlwood Grange, Thornbury, Gloucestershire. 11 ANTED, situation as Mothei's Help for strong ¥ respectable girl, aged 16 18 months' reference. Mrs Bend ill, Possession House, Woolaston, Lydney. 51 WANTED experienced House-parlourmaid General Servant disengaged.—Servants' Agency, Beaufort-gtreet, Brynmawr, S.W. so WANTED, a respectable, tidy girl as Nursemaid references required.-Apply Mrs Bulnian, tvnitchurch, Cardiff, 25 WANTED, a good General Servant for kitchen"; about 30 used to children able to do plain tn°nnwi ^part: ^ashul?-APPly, stating references, to Dobson, Cross Keys, Ton;ipandy. 87 cooking and part washing.-Apply, stating references, to Dobson, Cross Keys, Ton tpandy 87 WANTED, good plain Cook for gentleman's house gavenny"1 connte»—Address Panty Bailea, Aber- \\TANTED a thoroughly experienced General K b|Ta ^°od cook —Address P. ^outh Wales Daily News Office. Cardiff. WANTED, good plain Cook, quietTlmnrworking woman not less than one year's iaracter gooa soups required; age not under 30.—Write Mrs Fisher, St. Mary's Hill, Tenby, South Wales. 916 WANTED, a General Servant, age 19: abM^to Mrs D. J. Walters, Carmarthen ouures, Agat^-street, Roath, Cardiff. 829 W ANTED in a smaU family, a good Geaeral experienced, not obJectd to.-Call between S-and 9. 38. Park-pl ardiff. Situations Nexant A PPBENTICE.—^Wanted, a sharp, gentlemanly Youth, aged 14 to 15, to learn the business of Hairdresser; thor ugh practical knowledge taujrht in thTrl v«rs' T&vd Pe' first. 5s second, 7s 6d wrnd year. To live in the house comfortable home. Ksrs.w?~r- E"r* "■V- BAKERS aud CONFECTIONERS —Wanted imme- diately an Improver, good references, 18 to 20 accustomed to both branches.—John James, Confec- tioner, Pontyc) miner. 155 .Ir AKERS.-Wanted immediately, first-class Fore- B » man, well up in bread malls. Honest, indus- trious, obliging abstainer preferred. Good wages to good man.—Address, with references, Allen, Echo Office, Gardiff. 65 BOILER COVEBEBS.—Thoroughly practical men required immediately constant work for steady men.—Apply Boiler, Daily News," Swansea. 124 BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, a steady Man for strong and medium stitch hand at once.—Apply T. John, D5 nas Powis. 919 BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, Rivetters on men's and women's nailed work —Apply W. B., Witchell, South Wales Boot Manufactory, Abersychan. 664 BUTCHERS' RUNNER. — Wanted, respectable trustworthy man, with good references must be experienced, and used to the work.—Apply 78, Commercial-road, Newport, Mon. 146 KNITTING MACHINIST.—Wanted, Girl having experience in working a round machine.—-Apply Machinist, Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 15u2 I EMPLOYMENT offered to all, either sex, whole or 'J spare time, £ 4 to £ 6 weekly nothing to learn cannot fail six stamps for everything necessary to commence woik at once. Seud to-day. This is genuine.—J H.Voice, 21, Napier-street, Gloucester.943 iEMPLOYMENT FOB LADIES.—15s weekly can [j be earned by the Automatic Knitting Machine obtainable for c tsh, or on hire purchase system work supplied.-Apply S. W. Company, 67, Southwark-street, London. 801 OINT COUNTIES' ASYLUM, ABERGAVENNY. —Wanted, a Female Attendant, not under 21 years of age wages to commence at S15 a year, with board, lodging, and washing, and three dresses annually. — Apply personally to Medical Superin- tendent 2106 TAYER ON.—Wanted, in tli« Cardiff Exhibition, a J sharp lad, used to a Cropper.—Apply, this day, Waterlow's, Exchange Buildings, Cardiff. 127 OPEN TO ALL.— £ 2 to £ 10 per week easily earned without interfv ring with present occupations. This advertisement is genuine.—For particulars see Barker's "Trade Finance and Recreation," of all newsvendors and railway bookstalls, or post free, 2d, 35, Mark-lane, London. 1683—718 E,PECTABLE Young Girl Wanted for Exhibition; must be of good appearance age not above 15 good money.—Apply Mrs Hawley, 15 and 17, Fiizhamon-embankment, Cardiff. 9 HOLL TURNER wanted, to turn mills at a large tin-plate works.—Apply, with age, copies of testimonials, to H. S., "South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 61 TRONG LAD Wanted, about 16; accustomed to small goods must be able to kill sheep good scholar preferred.—W. Morgan, Penrbiwceibr. 982 mo BAKERS.—Wanted, a first-class hand, used to JL small go xls; abstainer preferred.—Apply J. Powell and Co., Confectioners, Brecon. 51 0 BOOTMAKERS -Wanted, a general craft.— B. Apply to J. S. EHerington, 7, Thomas-street, Pontlottyn. 989 rruTGROCERvS' HAULIER-Wanted, a strong. JL steady, and active young man as haulier state age, salary, and references to O. George, Hirwtin. npo PORK BUTCHERS.—Wanted at once, a first- l class man, well up in all its branches.—Cornwell, Penarth. 143 WANTED, a Watch and Clock Jobber, with tools, T to live in.-Apply at once Hyman, Watchmaker, Dowlais. \\T ANTED, an Apprentice to house carpentering. H — Apply J. Brown's Buildings, Cathedral-road, from 9 to 10 a.m. WANTED, a young man (single), by a greengrocer, and to be generally useful, and used to horses, with reference.—Apply to R. Jones, Nantymoel, near Bridgend. WANTED, Yonng Man used to bread and cake baking, able to serve at grocery counter; willing tf> make himself generally useful; Welsh.— Apply J. Preston, Port Talbot. WANTED immediately, a good Slater, Plasterer, to D. Morgan, 6, Queen-square, Tredegar. 189 WANTED at once, good Tin-plate Boiler, used to cnarcoal iron must be sober, industrious, and good workman.-State prices to Roller, 34, Union- street, Biimingham, 164 WANTED, working Farm Bailiff for farm of 200 acres, chiefly grass. He must have a thorough knowledge of stock, ana be accustomed to dairy farm; if married, and wife capable of taking charge of dairy and poultry, preferred.—Apply T. D. Lewis, 5, Bryn- road, Swansea. 122 WANTED, a Young Man to deliver bread by cart; must be fairly quick at figures.—Apply to William Lewis, Glansychan House, Abersychan. 114 V\T ANTED, a good General Hand must be steady. T T —Apply Ooles and Co., Boot Repairing Shop, Market-street, Llanelly. 52 WANTED, a good Gardener, one other kept wages, £ 1 2s a week, house and coaL Must be active and reliable. Wife as housemaid; no family. To be left as caretakers for six months.— Address Mrs Thomas, Llanwern, Newpor;, Mon. 988 WANTED, a caretaker for an unfurnished house in Charles-street.—Apply D. L. Owen, Penarth. 970 WANTED, Persons to Work at Home, fair salary exDerience unnecessary perfectly legitimate business.—Address, with stamp, Reliable Manufac- turing Co., Cheltenham. 866 q«Q WEEKLY and UPWARDS may be easily and nonestly realised by persons of either sex, without hindrance to present occupation.—For particu- lars and sample, enclosed addressed envelope to Evans, Watts and Company, P 137, Merchants, Birmin-,hani.- This is genuine. 236 bûp JUsistants, &t. RAPFRY.-Wanted, an experienced Young Man, I good window dresser; also a good Junior WaIsVi indispensable.—Annlv T vnrn.th Swansea. 964 -.Fr u I xf!f' lbncy counter; conversant—. Welsh.—Apply to V,. R. Edwards, Guildhall-smia"! Carmarthen. 927* Iy XPKR FENCED Man wanted for the Pawnbroking t, business, salesman must have good references fortnight's time for applications.—Apply Mrs Freed- man, Glebeland, Merthyr. 19 GLASS and CHINA TRADE.—Wanted, an experi- enced, persevering Young Man must be a good salesman and book-keeper, and not object to make himself useful; state age, references, and salary • need not apply unless used to the business.—J. Miller 18, Market-street, Pontypridd. 45 GROCERS Jabez Davies, Swansea, has a vacancy for an apprentice. 972 GROCERY.—Wanted at once, an active lad as Apprentice.— Apply International Stores, Pentre. Istrad. (S ROCERY.—Wanted immediately, a smart Junior T age 16 to 18 years must write a good hand — Apply personally, with references, to James Herbert, Grocer, Crumlin. ROCERY.—Wanted immediately (indoors) a X steady Young Man to take charge of horse 'and cart, and make himself generally useful —Apply giving full particulars, to Watkins and Son, Emporium' Brynmawr. 13 (S| ROCEitY.—Wanton,situation as Junior Assistant • JT 5i years' experience; age 20; good references — Apply W. J., Daily News Oiffce,_Cardiff. mg GROCERY.—Wanted, Situation as Improver 'ace 17.—A. Lewis, 28, Casile-street, Hay ,Breconshir fM tl ROCERY and PROVISIONS. — Wanted, good T Junior also strong Lad to deliver goods and serve occasionally. Apply Manager, Co-operative Supply, Burry Port. 92 ILLI-iERY.vVan ted immediately, well educated JLVjtL young girl as apprentice to the Millinery and Show-room.—W. Thomas, bO, High-street, Swansea.136 MILLINERY.—Wanted immediately7a~quick an(i stylish Milliner (Welsh), use to serving.—Apply James and Rees, Drapers, Porth. 84 ILLINERY. Wanted, immediately, an ex- 1TJL perienced first-hand Milliner, competent to manage the workroom and to superintend the millinery department.—Apply to J. E. Davies, Temnle of Fashion, Merthyr. 931 PROVISIONS.—Wanted, an experienced Hand for I. soliciting and counter undoubted references and qualifications required abstainer. -Protheroe, Splotlands, Cardiff. ggj' SITUATION Wanted as Grocer's Assistant or Manager good references. — Address Alpha ■Post-office, Bargoed. 9^3 r 10 CLOTHIERS and OUTFITTERS.—Re^ngagei A ment by a pushing business man as manager inghest references.—Address W. J. "Daily News Swansea. 123 ri^iO GROCKRS. — Wanted, an A^iSaiTt^Apnlv Wilson and Cooke, Cardigan lSj WANTED, a pushing Y ouiig~M^for sale tmUTto a Pawnbrokmg 4/stsblishment, and to make himself generally useful.—Apply R. J. J., care of E. Cartwright, Printer, High-street, Dowlais. 151 WANTED, Young Man, age aboutl^to^i^; Grocery Business knowledge of dranerv nPOM. sary.-Apply J. Llewellyn, Abercarne, Mon. 2102 WANTED, a Junior Assistant for front shop oiTe acquainted with bespoke tailoring. Anniv v J. Baker, 33, Queen-street, Cardiff. 18 WANTED, an Assistant for Grocery and Provi^ sions; must be quick and obliging —Annlv West and Co., Carmarthen-road, Swansea. 963 YOUNG MAN (19) seeks situation, Grocery, Tea. Jt. trade, place of trust; first-class references Newport preferred. -Apply Aubrey, Pwllypant, Caer. lhiUy. 53 Othrks Jftattaa*rs, &c. (lLERK (27), good accountant and correspondent. J desires re-engagement 8 years' railway experi- ence. _Address M. S., "DailyNews" Office, Swansea. 72 WANTED, Manager for Wine, Spirit, and Beer Business (off license); must thoroughly under- stand routine of business, and have a knowledge of buying; state security and salary.—Address Off Licence," Daily News," Cardiff. 68 Sifctattmts Mattfca. AKERS.-Wanted, Situation by respectable Yonng Man as Single Hand good reference.—C 121, Railway-street, Spl ,tland, Cardiff. 181 AKERS AND CONFECTIONERS. Wi^T situation, by respectable young man, as second y single hand well up m both branches.—Address t)-Ross, 4, Upper Frog-street, Tenby. 145 EXPERIENCED farmer's son(24) seeks engagement as Working Bailiff, Foreman, or place of tmst- good references.-r. Alattbews, Rodbourne, Malmes- ry. MACHINIST and Needlewoman seeks sewing in gentleman's family hire, 4s 7d per week town ^rcountry.—Lamb, 18, Walter's-road, Swansea. 23 ffioBAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS.-Wanted' A situation by young man (age 23), single or second wen up in cake and small 9 years' experience.- Thomas, 6, Flannel-street, Abergavenny. 147 n.,O -CO-CHBUILDERS.-Coach Painter wants job; steady fair workman.-H. Williams, All Saints'- *ane, East Clevedon. j62 ^lASTEB BAKERS. — A respectable Yonng re-engagement as single or gooS ^nd,; R«d knowledge of smalls; good refer- Beard, No. 5, Kingston, Yeovil, TOM AS TEE BAKERS.—Young man seeks situa- tion as Bread Baker 8 years' experience total Lydney!^ Ge°rga Newern, toMASTEB PRINTERS. —Jobbing Hand^seeks A7d,.I^ -Plem<r as workmg overseer, or otherwise. Address, statang terms, J. B., 6, London-road, Salis- ^y' 960 ANTED, Situation as Under-Waitress; also, Mrti-Ii A Wanted as Under-Housemaid in Hotel.—Address E., 3, Parade-terrace, Ilfracombe. 56 ^-engagement as Barmaid quick counter trade preferred thoroughly experi- mS W8, YOUNG LADY desires situation in any light business willing to be generally useful; a com- fortable home chief object; good references.—Nita, Daily News Office, Swansea. 924 ¡\gtttcís ijtrnltelltrs &c. ADVANTAGEOUS LUBRICATION.—The Stan- .,t& dard Lubricating Oils Company, Drapers' Gardens, London.—We supply steamships, mills, mines, foundries, factories, works, &c., and the Government. Agents wanted. 109 AGENTS Wanted in each of the undermentioned towns, who can earn at least £ 2 weekly with very little trouble, but no outlay of any kind good references required, as agency to some extent a position of trust.—Apply B. T., "South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. Aberdare, Blackwood, Bridgend, Cowbridge, Caerphilly, Chepstow, Llantrissant, Maes- teg, Merthyr, Porthcawl, Tredegar. AGENTS wanted 3s 6d self-operating labour- saving "Wonder Washer." Sample 2s 6d, post free.—S. W. Daniel, 5S, Southwark-street. London. 89 AGENTS wanted in every Town and Village throughout the United Kingdom; Terms most liberaL—Apply to J," Room b, 1 and 2, Chiswell- street, London. 57 AGENT wanted, £ 26 per quarter, paid weekly splendid opening; experience unnecessary specimens free.-Addrebs Compo Works, Farnwortb, Bolton. 799 AGENTS wanted for our noted Rubber Stamps liberal commission.—Baker and Co., 34, Pulford- street, Pimlico, London. 963 FOREMEN, Timekeepers, and others wanted to F form Benson's Clubs for the supply of watches, clocks, jewellery, plate, cutlery, musical boxes, piano- fortes, organs, harmoninms, opera and field glasses, travelling bags, sewing machines, dec., &c. Terms very liberal. Full particulars post free on application to J. W. Benson, the originator of the Club System, 62 and 64, Ludgate Hill, London, E.C. 2034 LADY AGENTS wanted, £ 2 a day sure, new undergarment, sells like wildfire.—Mrs L. Fry, Folkestone. 913 "■ ESSRS IND, COOPE, and CO., Limited, brewersj AjJJ Burton-on-Trent, are requiring a Traveller for Carmarthenshire, Cardiganshire, Pembrokeshire, and district.—Apply, with references,' by letter to the brewery, Burton-on-Trent. 2022 PAPKR TRADE.—Representative wanted for por- tion South Wales applications only entertained from those in the trade and having a connection. Hol- lowav and Son, Bristol. 950 HONDD C .-Best Steam and No. 3 Anthra- cite Coal, best Malting and Lime-burning, Forest of Dean House Coal, best Block. Agency wanted for the West of England for first-class qualities. Negocia- tions only entertained with colliery proprietor direct. Could influence extensive business. Large experience in West of England, and unquestionable references.- Address A.B., "South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 2092 nnEA IMPORTER will give liberal comnussion to B persons introducing orders for cash 201b boxes and upwards.—Apply Davis, 16, East India-road, London. 163 nnHOSE EMPLOYED at Works, etc.. wishing for a I profitable agency should apply to A. and G Taylor, Photographers, Duke-street, Cardiff. 557 TO TRAVELLERS.—An appointment is offered by a first-class firm of brewers to one who knows the West of England and South Wales thoroughly, and is well accustomed to call on large grocers, beer bottlers, wine and spirit merchants, and other whole- sale beer dealers. He will be engaged to extend an already large connection amongst the best known dealers, and preference will be given to a candidate with a connection of his own amongst such traders in the localities particularised. To a suitable man liberal terms for himself and customers are available. —Reply, giving full details of past experience, &c., to Malt, care ofil)ea.con's Advertising Offices, 154, Leaden- hall-street, London, E.C. 86 f I^RAVELLERS and AGENTS wanted, calling on mills, mines, foundries, steam shipowners, and other users of steam powers, to sell Fine Durable Com- pound Machinery Oils. Liberal commission.—Address J.B., care of Messrs Dewick, 46, Barbican, London. 259 WANTED, a good Traveller to represent an old- established Paperhanging Business, and who have a large connection.—Apply B. C., "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 2111 WANTKD, a respectable man to sell an article of great use.—Apply T. E., 82, Rangemoor-road, S. Tottenham, London, N. 105 WANTED, an Agent to sell American Provisions, W but particularly Margarine and Irish Butter.— Address C. B. G., Daily News Office, Cardiff. 55 WANTED, a Traveller for Confectionery Trade.— State age, salary required, and previous ex- perience to K. C., Daily News Office, Cardiff. 2082 X0&gmg5, ^partmmts, &r. ADVERTISER reauires parlour and bedroom cleanliness indispensable. Terms not to exceed 9s per week, including gas and fire.-Addi-ess A. P., Daily News," Cardiff. 760 4 LLANDRINDOD WELLS.-(ilveral Bedrooms a"e JLj now vacant at Park Houie Boarding Establish- ment liberal table and first-class cook piano and cheerful so,-iety.-Apply to Mr Villiers. 767 PENARTH:—Lansdowne Private Hotel and first. class Boarding Establishment; opposite station. Sea view. Terms from 6s 6d per day. Apartments at Glendale adjoining. 901 |_>ORTHCAWL.—The Esplanade Hotel has Coffee 1. and Ladies' Drawing Rooms lacing the sea, terms two guineas per week.-Address Manageress. 889 SEA-SIDE. — To be Let, comfortably-furnished Apartments; two minutes' walk of the sea.— Particulars, G. Rice, Channel View House, Leys, Cowbridge. 154 SEASIDE APARTMENTS. — Beautifully situated suites of apartments, not 20 yards from the sea, to Let. Address Manageress, Esplanade, Porthcawl, Bridgend. 890 mO LET, comfortable Sitting and Front Bedroom, X near Exhibition; would suit two ladies or gen- tletneu.-27, Topaz-street, Roath, Cardiff. 10 fflonses Wlftnieb. fori tea —Four or ft X ''ftvicuBn river fisbing. One year. Rent moderate—H.S., 4, Austin Friars, London, 169 WANTED, a small House in ,Tredegarville rent t T not exceeding B35 per annum 2 sitting-rooms and 4 bedrooms required bathroom indispensable. Occupation from 1st January next.-Apply CS Daily News," Cardiff. 96'7 Jor ^ate—Uffitses, iCanD, &c. jf*~8 CASH DOWN, the balance by easy instal- ments, will purchase Houses 111 Upper George-street, Tyler-street, Theodora-street, Wells- street, Edward-street, Brunei-street, and Severn-road. See Messrs Hern's Register. -Offices, 72, St. Mary-street," Cardiff. 1049 ARDIFF, Clifton-street. — Corner Shop, price Vv reasonable side entrance. — Applv Jenkins Clarke and Teasdale, Sun Fire Office, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 FIRE BRICK WORKS—FOR SALE by PRIVATE TREATY, all those FIRE and other BRICK- WORKS at CWMAVON, in the County of Glam- organ, known as 'the Cwmavon Brickworks, near Port Talbot, and in direct communication with the Rhondda and Swansea Bay and Great Western Railways. These works, which have recently been remodelled and extended and fitted with the most approved appliances, and are in fuU operation, are situate in the centre of the Cwmavon Works Estate, and are con- tiguous to theCopper Works of the Bio Tinto Company the Tin plate WorKs of the Copper Miners' Tin-plate' Company, and the Collieries, Blast Furnaces, and Steel Works of the Cwmavon Works' Proprie tor", and the bulk of the make is taken by these works. The supply of the best fire an,l other clays is prac- tically unlimited, and the works, which can, if neces- sary, be extended, are now capable of turning out upwards of three millions of bricks per annum. For particulars and to view, apply to Messrs Teunant and Jones, Solicitors, Aberavon. 52 FOR SALE by Private Tleaty, a compact Freehold Property (III the parish of Marden, Herefordshire), culled Rose Villa, within one mile from Moreton.on. Lugg Station, and five miles from Hereford (near to Church and Post Office), comprising good substantial House, with eight rooms, dairy, pantry, cellar, and a first-class kitchen garden. The outbuildings are all new, and are well built with best materials, and consist of cider mill, room and cellar, cow-house and calves' cot with range in front, ditto stable and chaff-room, cart house and coach-house, and a good room all over the same, piggeries, &c., with ten acres (more or less) of rich pasture land, about three acres of which are planted with choice fruit trees in fall bearing; good supply of water on the premises.—For further particu- lars and price apply to Mr William James personally, on the premises. 7,¡g FOR SALE, 16, Dumfries-place, Cardiff; suit pro- fessional man.—Apply on premises. 152 FOR SALE, several well-built and conveniently fitted out Houses one corner house with side entrance, coal cellars, hot and cold baths. -PartictilarEl of H. Lewis, 52, Arran-street, Roath, Cardiff. 180 f )IER HOTEL, Docks, Cardiff, to be Sold.—Apoly 1, to D. L. Owen, Cardiff. 971 TIIALBOT-STREET (off Catbedral-ri ad).—For Sale, JL two Villas cheap, immediate purchaser, private. mortgage remain.-Apply Emery, Church- street. Cardiff. 935 TM^IO BE SOLD, First-class Family Residence in JL Lower Bichmond-road price £ 900— Jenkins, Clarke and Teasdale, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 WESTON HOUSE, 188, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff,— This well-built freehold Besidence for disposal. Apply to Messrs Jenkins, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff^ 1Q5Q U];n be 1trt.-1Jottsts, Eaitii, kr. CH15PSTOW-ROAD, Maindee, Newport.—A con- venient and weli-appointed Family Residence, known as Ffrwd Vale, standing in its own grounds good stabling, kitchen garden, and glass-houses immediate possession.—Particulars and orders to view, Mr Dauncey, Solicitor, Newport. 2084 d CONVENIENT seven-roomed House, with Conser- vatoryand Vinery, to let in Stacey-road—Apply Lewis Hopkins, 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. 94 DOCKS, Cardiff.-To let, 25, Eleanor-street, in good r"pair.-Apply Lewis Hopkins, 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. 96 FERRYSIDE.—To be Let, Gilston Villa, containing 2 pai lours, 5 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, and a gooa garden, near the Church and Station splendid sea vie.w.-Apply R. Johns, Ferryside. 91 jJWRNISHED HOUSE to let consisting of 6 bed- I I rooms, 3 sitting-rooms, bath, and the usual offices five minutes' walk from the Taff Station- Apply to 83, Newport-road, Cardiff. n 923 (GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, 6 bedrooms, bath- er room (hot and cold) within one minute of St. Ilelen's-road and trams; ground rent very low.-Box 99, Post-office, Swansea. 976 HOUSE to Let, 33, Rawden-place hot water bath. Apply 37, Rawden-place, Canton, Cardiff. 15 ID WELLY, Carmarthen Bay.—Villa Residence to be let or sold (lately in the occupation of the vicar) contains three entertaining rooms, with neces- sary bedrooms, kitchens, and cellars, also coach-house two-stalled stable, lawn, garden, &c—Apply Mr William Davids, Lady-street, Kidwelly; or Mrs Routledge, 4, Burman-street. Swansea. m MUMBLES.— Comfortably furnished seven-roomed .1 Cottage, facing sea and trams; three or six month& -Apply Garden, "Daily News" Office, Swan. sea. 74 "\T EWPORT—Holrner Villa. Maindee. Ten-roomed Ail House, two bay windows, good drainage, un- obstructed view of Bristol Channel—Apply S. Harse Newport. 922 TJENARTH.—Furnished House on beach to Let JL immediate possession; nine rooms; rent moderate.' ipiikins, Clarke, and Teasdale, Philharmonic Chambers' ardiff. 1050 _pEN ARTH.-To be Let or Sold, Alva Glen, splendid t. Villa in West bourne-road: three reception- rooms and every convenience.-Apply to C. Tonkm, 12, Windsor-rofid, Penarth. &25 OUTH-WEST MALVERN.-Teynham Lodge to Let, with every convenience; garden, orchard, paddock, stable, carriage-house—J. Everal, builder. Malvern. 939 O WANSEA—To let, Two Houses, Trafalgar-terrace "a1* TO LET, 17, Wordsworth-street, Cardiff—Apply at 16, Wordsworth-street. 98 mo be LET, Baglan Cottage, B.aglan, Briton Ferry, JL about one mile from Briton Ferry and two from Port Talbot. The house contains dining, drawing, and breakfast rooms, together with several bedrooms, kitchen, coach-house, stable, cow-house, garden, and three fields of good pasture land.-Apply to Mr Scale, solicitor, Neath. 2098 mO LET, Furnished Villa, Ferryside; delightful JL position overlooking river Towy charming old castle good wild fowl shooting; one minute's walk from station good sands rentals per week.—Address Mrs Heydon, I, Ellwood Villas, Ferryside, R.S.O., Carmarthenshire, South Wales. 920 TO LET, respectable Private Residence, newly, erected, well-finished eight rooms suitable for retired gentleman's family; moderate rent; healthy and picturesque locality, adjoining Whitland Junction. -Apply John Lewis, MaesyffynOn, Whitland. 24 rro LET, 2, Stacey-road immediate possession.— l Apply G. W. Hodkinson, 9, Stacey-road, Boath, Cardiff. 40 f 8 lO LET, 230, Newport-road, containing nine rooms; J drainage perfect. Also 210, Clive-street, Grange. —Apply A- Kinnersley, 4, Upper Station-terrsce, Cardiff. 938 SNDSOR-PLACE. —To be Let, No. 3, Windsor- VT place, Cardiff. The premises are admirably adapted for a professional gentleman—Apply at the South Wales Daily News Office, Cardiff. 1121 Oft GLYNRHONDDA-STREKT to Let; newly O", painted and papered hot and cold bath, and back entrance.—Apply A. Gibbs, 12, Glynrbondda- street, Cardiff. 973 ij);ø ;rd- uîiusíntss Jrttttisest kt. 4BERDARE—Free, double-licensed House, in good position, to let; immediate possession two clubs ingoing moderate satisfactory reasons for leaving.—Apply Jno. Watkins, Crown Hotel, Aberdare. 73 leaving.—Apply Jno. Watkins, Crown Hotel, Aberdare. 73 BRKWERY to Let first-class premises suitable for the purpose, in centre of Cardiff free water supply on the premises—Apply to Jenkins, Clarke, and Teasdale, Cardiff. 1050 RIDGE-STREET.-Corner Shop and Premises; newly built; low rental.—Apply John Lewis, contractor, Spital-square, Cardiff. 118 (COMMODIOUS Business Premises, with cellar, j three compartments, St. John's-square, to Let good thoroughfare moderate rent.—Jenkins, Phil. harmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 CBWYS-ROAD.—Commodious Business Premises, recently occupied by butcher large cellar, also stable and loft; rent £ 40.—Wilde & Allen, Cardiff. 937 USTO.NI HOUSE-STREET.-Coixii-no(tious Business C Premises, part adapted for offices. or living ac- Premises, part adapted for offices, or living ac. commodation low rentals.—Jenkins, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 DRAPEBS and Others.—Shop and Premises to Let, 59, Oxford-street, Swansea moderate rental.— Apply Messrs Knoyle and Roberts, Swansea. 531 NEATH.—To let, Commercial and Temperance Hotel, near station and market; 11 bedrooms, stables, &c.-Pirtictilars, Geo. J. Rosser, Neath. 64 OWAIN GLYNDWR INN, Dowlais, double" licensed house to let ingoing, easy.—Terms of H. Lewis, auctioneer, Merthyr. 975 PENARTH.-To Let, two large Shops also an Auction-room inspection invited.—Apply Robert, Grove-terrace, Penarth. 138 SHOP, House, and Bakehouse, with fixtures, to Let at a moderate rent, 36, Bail way-street—Apply 161, Pearl-street, Roath, Cardiff. 907 ST. JOHN'S-SQUARE. — Three Offices, together with a fire-proof strong room (first floor) rental B45 per annum. Three back offices (first floor) rental S30 per annum. Three offices, with fire-proof strpng room (second floor) B50 per annum. Three back offices, E20 per annum.—John Lewis, Contractor, Spital-square, Cardiff. 119 ST. JOHN'S-SQUARE—Shop and Cellar, newly built; low rental. For one of the best business positions in the town, apply John Lewis, Contractor, Spital-square, Cardiff. 120 rpO LET, 1, Ellen-street, Newtown, Cardiff, a Shop, House, and Bakehouse, with large loft over, and pony stable. Good place for the sale of bread and for a baker. Rent modera e no incoming.-Applv to Mr Jenkins, 25. Ed ward-terrace, Cardiff. 104 mo, LET, Shop and House, 86, Cowbridge-road, li Canton, Cardiff been occupied as drapery premises 25 years good positiun, splendid opportu- i,ity.-Apply 46, Queen-street, Cardiff. 121 rpo LET, Shop, where a second-hand furniture JL business has been carried on.—Apply 51, Coburu- street, Cathays, Cardiff. 900 rpo BE LET, No. 3, Windsor-place, close on to J Crockherbtown, as Offices or for business pre- mises. Contains 10 rooms, cellars, and larpe garden, and back entrance to Park-lane suitable for profes- sional man, milliner, tailor. draper, school, &c.-Apply South Wales Daily Ne,-wl Office, Cardiff. 1129 1 O STAN WELL-ROAD, Penarth—To Let, large JL frj, Shop and Premises, suit any business.—Apply Lewis Hopkins, 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. 95 ISxisinesscs far HbpasaL GROCERY and PROVISION Business near Cardiff for disposal; stock low, immediate possession, good trade, large profits.—Apply Roland, "South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 969 MILK and General Business to be sola; old estab- lished 5 barns daily over counter average weekly profit, £ 3 10s under female management, could be greatly improved goodwill, stock, fixtures, &c., £ 60.—Apply 2, Greek-street, Soho-square, London, W.C. 488 "VT EWSAGENTS, STATIONERS, &c—Business lo'r 1_% Sale good morning paper round established 12 years.-Apply Morris, Shakespeare-street, Roath, Cardiff. 903 UTFITTING.-Good Shipping Business for dis- 0 posal in Penarth grand position, corner shop, good plate-glass windows grand opportunity for a pushing man.—Phillips, Friendly House, Bute-road, Cardiff. 81 rpo COACHMAKERS—To be disposed of, a small J. old-established business in Dursley, Gloucester- RhÍlf wifU or Blackney. 06 898 Horses, lEibe tlTrk. Carriages. A FRICAN PARROTS, 3 years old warranted to L ta)k yellow-faced Amazons and large Cocka- toos for sale, cash, or exchange for left-off wearing apparel.-4b, Scott-street, Cardiff. 947 0 4 CAPITAL second-hand Bal.tlcsden Carr, with lohg JS bent wings for protection from dirt.-Fuller's Carnage Manufactories, Cardiff. 29 (CARTS. WAGONS, Trollies, Vans, Traps, and Car- J riages manufactured by the Bristol Wagon Works Co. Agents for Cardiff and district, J. Hibbert and Sons, 10and 11, Castle-street, Cardiff. Catlogues post free. 13359 1191 170R SALE, Crank-axle Cart also Cob, 14i hands • also set Harness. The cob good worker, and in good condition useful turnout.-Apply Evans, Iron- monger, Plassey-street, Penarth. 161 frtOR SALE, Sheep Dogs young good breed — Apply John Evans, Mountain Lodge, Cefnrhych- dir, New Tredegar. via Cardiff, 188 FOR SALE, a light Dog-cart7~ in good condition" also Set of Harness, nearly new; cheap—Apply R. F. Richards, Llwynpia. 41 I 17>OR SALE, a useful Horse (cheap); no further use for it. Would exchange for good pony.—Apply Wheeler and Wilson, Duke-street, Carcliff. s 968 f c REYHOUND for Sale good killer 2k years old \JT reason for selling, no further use. What offers ? —A. Samuel Pontardawe. 144 HANSOM, in good working order, JBt2, at Car(liff.- Apply Marslon and Company, Bradford-street. Birmingham. 494 HORSE Wanted good, active, 15 hands; about JLJL five years old to draw 30 cwt. Also Harness.- Daily News," Cardiff. fig HORSE, Trap, and Harness, £ 15 also a Cob, 4 years, 14 hands, good worker.—John Phillips. Mill-road, Caerphilly. 16 Mill-road, Caerphilly. 16 QUANTITY Grey African Parrots (3 years). Blue Amazons, Cockatoos for Sale, or exchange for wen ring p.i parel—45, Scott-street, Cardiff. 954 SECOND-HAND light Phaeton to seat four, suitable for small pony; another cob size bargains.— Juiler s Carriage Manufactories, Cardiff. 33 STYLISH Dog-cart, second-hand, suit horse 15.2 L_-1 another pony size.-Fuller's Carriaee Manufac- tories, Working-street. Cardiff. 31 T-UA-P,S, Traps.-Twenty Business and Pleasure ¡ -*r I raps, suitable for cobs and ponies, to be cleared out cheap.—Rosser, Herbert-street, Newport 2033 ^S,VTAGONETTE, with folding leather head 7, excellent repair price- moderate.—Fuller's South Wales Establishment, Working-street, Cardiff. 34 WAGONETTE, with moveable head good condi- tion, roomy, cheap—Fuller's Carriage Manu- (Cardiff68 (SouthWaies establishment), Working-street, WAGONETTE, second-hand, cheap; seats four T T behind also another to seat six. -Fuller's Manufactories, Working-street, Cardiff. 30 38mrrles. &ricvclts> &r. AVIES & CO., THE SOUTH WALES BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE SUPPLY, 57, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. Not only keep the largest stock and finest selection of n machines in South Wales, but also I>T ITO"Promptly, cheaply, and well, wfe kin"s of articles in best style. PAPVTEICrBlcyclfa from 7s 6d Tricycles from 10s 6d. I—Bicycles from 3s Tricycles from 5s. Accessories of all kinds. New and second-hand machines supplied at a liberal discount for cash, or on easy terms of payment. 1261 Only Address57. Q UEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. BROS,—Large stock of Bicycles from 00s, Tricycles from 70s, Safeties from £ 5 10s terms; state requirements. Full lists -Camhf LB'^R?P5LtION" se™ P°sfc free 8d stamps* Cambrian Cycle Works. PONTYPRIDD. 1147 HUMBEB CYCLES—The Humber Cycles hold au the path records, from one mile upwards, jsoie agents for these excellent cycles. Wheeler and <• o., 1U. Castle-road, Cardiff. H89 v NJU (;YCLES.-Tbe I vel safety holds all the road ML R?,C? 295 miIes haTe been ridden in 24 hours on ^.5af^ty-J-So3e agents' Wheeler and Co.. 10, Castle-road, Cardiff. n89 Sale, in splendid cond". Safety Bicycle for Sale, in splendid condi- c°st 10 guineas, sell for £ 8 cash.-Jones, 106' -Bute-road, Cardiff. 113 PRE IIER f ricycle for sale (Hillman, Herbert, and an, Herbert, and cooper) good condition price, £7 10s—B. T. Davies, Vine-place. Griffithstown, Newport. 160 LClNGliR CYCLKS, Singer Cycles.—Why buy in- ipr 'nachines when you can be suppiied with a genuine Singer rear-driving safety for 12 guineas, the hnest roadster in the world.-Sole agents, Wheeler and Co., 10, Castle-road, Cardiff. 1189 ^/l ROADSTER, ball bearings to front and Jj -F c°ne to back wheel; new machine Hillman ueroert, and Cooper's make cheap, £ 4 5s—R' Swire, Rock House, Pembrey. 148 Magotts anil orallitrii Itqnísites. SPRING WORKS—The proprietors have now commenced operations at their works. East woors, Cardiff, and are prepared to execute orders with dispatch for all classes of railway, wagon, buffer, and bearing springs; also volutes, conicals, &c. Repairs done promptly and at moderate rates. Orders will be esteemed, and receive prompt atten- tion. 1265 ENSPA^T™ £ CUT P™ RAILWAY WAGON V, i —Quotation on receipt of specifica- non. Also brake blocks, elm planks- etc.—Ponsfor Bros., Clarence Wharf Steam Saw Mills (near Bridge), Newport, Mon. Railway keys and treenails supplied. J 2050 OR SALE OB HIRE, several good Railway Wagons of seven, eight, or ten tons each.—Apply x. U. Lewis, b. Bryn-road. Swansea. 1160 JOSEPH HEALD A CO. have a number of 10 and JOSEPH HE ALD A CO. have a number of 10 and 8-ton Coal, Coke, and Ballast Wagons for Sale or ±ure also 100 New 10-ton G.W. and T.V.R., for cash or redemption, at a low price—Address Bute Wagon HOWARD DAVENPORT & CO., CARDIFF, RAILWAY WAGON CONTRACTORS & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS —AGENTS FOR THE LANCASHIRE A D YORKSHIRE WAGON CO., And BROWN, BAYLEY, DIXON & CO., Sheffield. New and second-hand Wagons supplied for Cash, deferred purchase, or on simple hire. 1278 AILWAY WAGONS tor Hire or Sale. Cash or Is. deferred payments—The Midland Railway Car- riage and Wagon Company, Limited, Midland Works, Birmingham. 1082 _!ttbilUrt1 øø15 &r. pE..CKETT AND SONS, B RISTOL. HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF N EW f^OOOMOTIVE JgNGINES READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. 1081 p ORTABLE E NGINES, MORTER MILLS, SAW; BENCHES, ENGINES, BOILERS, And all machinery. On SALE, HIRE, or PURCHASE HIRE On lowest terms and ready for delivery. CHARLES D. JpHlLLIPS, NEWPORT, MON. Send for Phillips' Machinery Register, 6d. 1095 fjpO g TEAM SHIP QWKEKs Requiring New jyjARINE jgOILERS Of the Highest Class and Power. Apply for Prices and Designs to G. K. STOTHRRT & CO., 1239 ENGINEERS. BRISTOL. AIR COMPRESSORS—TWO pairs in splendid con- dition for sale, cheap, 24in and 30in cylinders.— Ratcliffe & Sons, Hawarden Iron Works, Chester. 2095 OR SALE, 2 crushing-rollers for semi-dry clay _)[' mill; 2 do. for 7ft. mortar mill; 1 10-h.p. d.c. port. able engine, equal to new 1 horse-gear art I inter- mediate motion 1 hanli morticing machine; 9 iron columns, lift, x 8in. diameter.-Geo. Kyte and Co., Mill-lane Iron Works, Cardiff. 980 FOR SALE, 3-horse-power Gas Engine (by Tangyes, F Birmingham), with tank complete nearly new. —Fred Pratt, Well-lane, Halifax. 897 1/IOR SALE.—One Compound Horizontal Engine, high pressure, cyl. 22in, low 44in. One Hori- zontal, 18in cyl., 2ft 6in stroke, variable expansion al Ir valves. One pair 14in cyls., 2ft 6in stroke. Three Boilers 30ft by 7ft, 5 Galloway tubes in each flue. One double- rivetted Boiler, 28ft by 7ft, 10 Galloway tubes.-A ly 54, Orlando-street, Bolton. 1128 ON SALE—Six Double-flue Boilers, 30ft by 7ft, 5 Galloway tubes in each flue.—Apply Lawrence Scowcroft, Engineer. Bolton. 1128 ^portltrn, pigeons, &r. FOR SALE, a large quantity of Pigeons, best hom- JU ing strain also High Flying Tumblers, in pairs or single; terms moderate. Apply T. Thomas, Plumber and Bellhanger, Whitcombe, Aberdare. 956 Jor ^ale."#iscelIancous. G K. STOTHERT & CO., ENGINEERS, BOILER MAKERS, AND SHIP BUILDERS, B R I S T 0 L, Have for Sale ENGINE.—New Horizontal Compound Condensing Tandem Engine, 25 horse power nominal, cylinders 12 in. and 22in. diam., by 24in. stroke, automatic expan- sion gear, teak lagging. ENGINES—A pair of direct-acting, Inverted Cylin- der, High-pressure Engines, lOin. diam. by 14in. stroke, solid gun metal pumps. BARGE.-A s Oil buut, open, Wooden Lighter (quite new), carrying 225 tons on 7ft. draft; dimen- sions, 824ft. x 20jft. x 5lft. BOILER.-New Patent Vertical Multitubula.r Steel Boiler, 5ft. diameter x lift, high with smoke box, funnel, spring safety valve, and mountings complete. SCREW STEAMER, "Newport," 140 tons regis- ter, 249 tons gross 162ft. long x 19ft. beam x 8ft. deep; 50 n.h.p. a good sea boat; would make splendid pas- senger steamer. 1560 AIR-PIPES for Sale, about 800 yards, 24-inch diameter, only in use short time makers, Lewis ano. Son, Bilston. Price, about half cost. At liberty in about three weeks. -Caerphilly Coal Co., Caer- philly. FOR SALE, 20,000 new and second-hand Grain Bags also 4,000 Mats, useful for covering bricks or timber.—M. Gallivan. Bute Docks, Cardiff. 497 IjlOR SALE, a Cargo of Mokta Irou Ore and Prime Algerian Hay, daily expected, consigned to John Bovey and Co., Rothesay Chambers, Bute Docks, Car. diff. 1260 FAOR SALE, Ranee, 4 tons exceptionally fast boat, with every requisite for racing, single-handed, cruising and fishing; mostly all spars, gear, and sails new this season sails by Lap, thorn ballast lead good sleeping accommodation; takes the ground; price low.-Dr. Pos. Hughes, Carmarthen. IjAULL-SIZUjfltiilliard Table for Sale, cheap, includ- ing balls, cues, lests, marking boards, cue rack to hold 30 cues, triangles, pool basket six-light Gas dint Ci., rpa Kljk -Apply to John Chalinder, Anchor House, Llanelly. SHARES.—10 £ 5 Shares in local Gas and X Waterworks Co. to be Sold earning increasing umdend, which is now 5 per cent. Proprietor having left England wishes to dispose at oncc.-Address Jenks, Daily News," Cardiff. b9 d LASS SHADkS cheat), also fi-h globes all sizes. —J. Cording, Naturalist and Taxidermist, 42! Royal Arcade, Cardiff. 966 AFE—Fire and Thief Proof, for use of club or C5 society three locks, all different height 28in— Lord's Safe Works, Wolverhampton 990 SHARES for Sale.-One share in Cardiff steamer S Wynnstay and Kate Thomas; cost B100 each both paying well last ad interim dividends, 13 and 14 per cent-Address offers, Messrs Parrott, Solicitors, Aylesbury, Bucks, I63 rpo TEA DEALERS, GROCERS, AND Pito. li VISION AIFRCHANTS.-Write to the BRISTOL SKCOND-HAND ,TORirS, for prices of Fixtures Counters, Scales and Weights, Tea Bins, Weighing Machines, Knives, Fruit Cleaners, <fec—in fact any thing and everything that is required by the trades mentioned—22. Temple-street, Bristol. 1274 mWELVE COPIES OFCAMEDEVISITI5. 2S 8d; A six, Is 8d-Carte or Cabinet enlarged to ten inches 5s two copies, 7s. Cabinet size, 2s six conies 5s «endportrait,w,th postal order or stamps, to Mr F. s! D Phillips. Perfect Copies and original returned free L d n W Company, 304, Regent-street, London, W. 1150 OliscellantiLyas Mattis. WANTED, a good second-hand Double Perambu- lator wich bicycle wheels—Apply E. E Bees KOOE onop,;Glebeland-street, Merthyr. «0 \%T ANTED, Ladies who can knit, do embroidery r,cre"'els. &c.t to send their name and address' thev will rl ?nce MiIls sPinning Co., Bradford, when tney win receive gratis, post free, a splendid set of patterns of Wools and Silks, and particulars showing the great saving (3d in the shilling, in some cases more) by dealing direct with the spinners. Mention tnjfypaper 1173 FURNISH on our New Hire System. Houses or Apartments completely furnished on a new sys- tem adopted solely by us, whereby all publicity, exposure, and enquiries usually made by other com- panies are dispensed with. "e have an immense stock of Household Furniture of cheap and superior quality. All goods sold on the Hire System at ready- money prices. We make no extra charge for credit and all goods sent home in a private van free of charge !\O stamp or agreement charges made uo bill of sale: everything private. Arrangements completed without delay, and, being manufacturers, we guarantee quality and will undertake to supply furniture, etc., at 10 per cent, less than any price-list issued by any firm in Cardiff. Eleven showrooms.. Call and inspect our immense stock, and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. We will supply £ 5 w<irth for 2s 6d weekly £ 10 worth, 4s weekly £ 15 worth for 5s weekly • £ 20 worth, 6s weekly, and so on in proportion. Special terms for larger quantities. Please note the Address • SOUTH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY 31 Castle-st. (opposite the Castle), Cardiff. 12783 110S—68 A STROLOGY.-Wbat is beforti -YOU? Send date of birth, stamped addressed envelope, and postal order Is, to J. Wilson, Wilton-road, London, S.W. 235 SCRETWORK FRETWORKU^Tready, Egel- JT staff's new, revised,and enlarged Catalogue of Fret work designs, matenals &c The largest selection of fret work requisites in the Umted Kingdom. Post free 3 stamps—Egelstaff and Co. s Fretwork Depot, 45. Mary-le-port-street, Bristol. 1821 E WKLLE HY—Watcnes, Hard ware, Fancy Goods, Pipes—Wright, 106, St. Luke's-road, Birming- nain. 752 T OVEL Y ~Tnausauda Sold. Square of y w \?s,h or Silk Velvet for Cushion, and 20 Pieces of Satin, Velvet, Silk, and Plush Patcb- £ L TTO Graham, AIPHA villa, Ramsgate-road, Margate. 873 "f ARQUEES. TENTS; FLAGS, COUNTERSTf°r caVdSanceno object-Mo,*an and c8°7!r MARRIAGE. — Tin^and7)articulars7—Business prospects. Removals. Birthtime required. Fee j i?8i> '« Argo-road, Waterloo, Liverpool. Estab- lished 11 years. 47 RUBBER STAMPS, Monograms, Linen Marked, Fancy Names; post free, Is 2d complete parti- culars free. Agents wanted.—Graham, 13, Tyler-street Ipswich. 97 W\TATERPROOF, wagon, cart, and engine covers and horse cloths of best make, lowest prices' —Dallin Brother and Son, 10, Narrow Quay, Bristol' 172' WHAT is Before You? .Send date^TTrtrtiT stamped envelope, and six stamps.—c. Gordon' 97, Buckingham Palace-road, London. 208I I f k HANDBILLS, fTjyyX~i^~5} JLU,UUU Cards, Memos,or Billheads,4s. Wedding and Funeral Cards. Cheapest and best.—Fisher and Co., Broadmead, Money. 1 MP.0BTffi^SrJf^ want money, send ™ d* SalisT-mrJ^ before borrowing elsewhere. —Mr Pike, 43, Salisbury-road. Cardiff. 176 ^O^IERCIAL~~7~dvance x>ANK, -J Q QUAY-STREET^St. Mary-strS, opposite A* Church-street), CARDIFF. theiPoTraseei^H11 fto resPectable Householders, on r«oavments n^ 7' tewn or col?ntry' £ 3 to £ 500. Easy "cb™d- J40_1101_ J0HN j LEWIS 4^4-iTk /WWk Beady to be Advanced on good Freehold or Leasehold Property, in £ 100 to £ 10,000 also on good personal secu- rity, reversions, annuities, &c., Ac—Messrs Hern, financial Agents, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 1049 CJOUTH WALES Financial Corporation (Limited)— K7? Cash Advances made upon good Approved Secu- nties re-payable by instalments or otherwise — PhilharmonicChambers,Cardiff. John Jenkins, A C A Secretary. IQ^Q MOBTGAGES at 4 per Cent £ 1,000 to £ 12,000 ready for Freehold Farms in South Wales — Appis Ejttery, dJwcb-86reet».jCar<iig. S6 ONEY.-IF YOU WANT AN ADVANCE OF IVjt. CASH, from B20 to £ 2,COO, apply to the IMPERIAL DEPOSIT BANK, 18, ADAM-STREET, STRAND, LONDON, for a Prospectus, which will shew you at a glance the exact amount you will have to repay. The transaction is STRICTLY PRIVATE, the only security required by the Bank being the BORROWER'S OWN NOTE OF HAND. Advances are made throughout the United Kingdom to all classes, and distance is no objection. 1249 C. J. KNIGHTLEY, Manager. MONEY LENT WITHOUT BILL OF SALE—A private gentleman is desirous of making advauces upon promissory note alone. at 5 per cent. interest, to male or female, without sureties, and strictly private, for any term not exceeding 10 years.- Apply for prospectus and scale of repayments to G. H. Shove, Esq., 21, Jolin-st., Adelphi, London, W.C. 1255 |ESTABLISHED IN THE REIGN OF GEORGE I J III—Advances made upon Jewellery, Gems, Silver-plated Goods, Pianos, Sealskins, Furniture, and every description of portable property on application parties waited on by appointment easy repayments. —Alfred Chilicott and Co., 1, Great George-street, Park-street, Bristol. N.B.-Cash sent per return of post for valuables consigned for loan. 689-1558 MONEY Advances made, 111 strict confidence, promptly, in sums of £ 5 and upwards, upon all classes of security. No fees or charges of any kind before or after the advances are made. Estab. lished 40 years.-Apply to Manager, 2, Bute-terrace, Cardiff. 759-1116 MONEY LENT PRIVATELY AT A FEW HOURS' NOTICE. A Gentleman having a large amount of Capital is willing to grant advances, upon note of hand alone, for any term not exceeding 15 years, rrom B15 to £ 1,000, at 5 per cent., to Clergymen. Farmers. Hotel Proprietors, Lodging-house Keepers, Tradesmen, or to any responsible Person, Male or Female, in Town or Country. With.'ut loan ojicr- formalities or biU of sale. Distance no object, and so long as the interest is paid the capital can remain. No genuine application re- fused. All communications are treated strictly private, —Apply to the actual Lender, H. Harrison, Esq.. 87, York-road, Westminster Bridge-road. London. 1115 ONEY ADVANCED PRIVATELY and without Publicity.— £ 5 to £ 500 lent to respectable house- holders, without delay or loan office routine. Letters or personal calls treated in STRICT CONFIDENCE, or will attend personally at any address upon receipt of letter.-Mr B. B. LESTER, 15, Bridge-street, Newport (a private house). 1100 MONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND Privately by CHARLES H. WHEATLEY, Esq.. from B10 to -211.000. 34, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury. and 27. Blooms- bury-street, New Oxford-street, London. ADVANCES MADE WITHOUT SURETIES OR DELAY, in town or country, upon note of hand alone, and to assist persons into business, upon mortgage of furniture, leases, machinery, farming stock, crops, shares, jewels, plate, plant, and stock, without re- moval also upon life policies and deeds at 5 per cent. STRICT SECRECY OBSERVED. N.B.-No genuine application ever refused. All communications strictly private. Prospectuses, giving every information, showing all the advantages offered, post free. Having a large surplus capital at command, all advances are granted cheaper than any other estab- lishment in London, from one to fiftsen years. N.B.-If desired, Mr Wheatley will attend personally at applicant's residence with cash, and carry out the advance. 11% MONEY LENT UPON NOTE OF HAND AT A FEW HOURS' NOTICE. From 210 to 21,000, at 5 per cent. (distance no object). Clergymen, Gentlemen, Merchants, Farmers, and others in want of Cash accommodation, to meeli pressing accounts, can obtain same (without publicity or Loan Office formalities). No good application ever refused. ADVANCES also made to responsible persons male or female, to enable them to start in business, 'or to pay their rent, debts, or any execution out. If desired,Loans can remain out at interest from 1 to 10 years. All communications are strictly private, and to avoid wasting time by writing to agents, apply direct to the actual lender, HENRY HUNTER, Esq.. Glou- cester House. 220, Clapham-road. London. S.W. 1194 East anD Jannti. FOUND, Black Curly Retriever Dog. Unless claimed three days will be sold to defray expenses.—• Apply Thomas, Stores. Penrhiwceiber. 150 FOUND, on 13th instant, liver and white Spaniel Bitch. If not claimed within three days will bo sold to defray expenses.-Apply 137. King's-road, Cardiff. 133 OST.-WiRiam Phillips, 8, Station-terrace, Treher. L bert, left his home at noon on Tuesday last; not since heard of. Age 55, about 5ft 8in. high. dark complexion, all round whiskers and moustache, turn- ing grey dressed in dark pilot, suit. with howler hat, and red woollen muffler round his neck. Has tits. 21 LOST, in Cardigan, on August 23rd. a Silver Brooch (an eagle and cross). The finder on sending it to Mr Thomas, Jeweller, High-street, Cardigan, will be rewarded. 90 O "I BEWABD,—Lost, on Monday, 10th Septem- J- vf ber, between Pyle and Pontypriad, a black leather pocket-book, containing A French agreement, and £ 5 notes, following numbers :—99026, to 9I037, and 93932, 00105, 07457, 65774, 86120. 10259, 38444, 16445, 3^896, 00626—Information Supt. Mathews, Pontypridd. HQ rjlKJETH TJSJSTH TifiifiTH Prin Medal London, 1862. Gold Medal, Paris, 1867 M P* KHZ ALL, SURGEON DENTIST (31 Years' Experience; 21 Years in Swansea) 199, HIGH STREET, SWANSEA I Just below the Great Western Railway Station), Begs to intimate that he can produce a perfectly fitting Set of Teeth in one clear day. The very best workman- ship guaranteed. Painless Dentistry by Gas. Partial Sets from 58 per Tooth Upper or Lower Set* from Two Guineas. KEAIA'S TONIC AND NEURALGIC MIXTURE, Sure and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia, Tic Doioreu* Rheums, Toothache, and all Nervous Pains. 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WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS PROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. 1 The British steamer Nympbaca, from Baltimore, collided with the French schooner Lilla when entering Dunkirk the latter received considerable damage. The British steamer Birkhail, from Newport for Alexandria With coal and iron, was towed into Cadiz by the British steamer Acuba with propeller lost. An agreement was made for S200 from Tiafaigar.