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COMMERCIAL SALES. J 0 H N G. I A R S H, PROVISION IMPORTER, 18, CUSTOM: HOUSE STREET, CARDIFF. 4OPFM GOOD VALUE IN CANADIAN AND OTHER CHEESE. SPECIAL LINES T-11 F I N E S T B U TTE R S. PSCAL LARGE ARRIVALS OF EGGS. ASK FOR COUTH w A L E S CKLEBRATKD !TAMS AND -,NIARMALADE. SELBCTtD STRAW BERRY, PR ESERTEDWBOLE in 1, 2, Mid Nb. SMne Mid Glass Jars. SOUTH TVALES JAM AND TYfARMALADE CO, (LIMITED), 1099 CANTON. CARDIFF. COOKE I uss JITTER, FiXEST I.ul".CTuUD. PMCES OX APPLICATION TO J ? OOOK. AND (? ROTUNDA BUILDINGS? CARDIFF. rp0 DAIRYMEN AND FARMER? THE CYCLE PATENT RAILWAY MILK CAN It the 9:ronsM.t, tightest, -i.nct mo'-t durable. See it. Oi aji Ironmongers, or direct from the Patentees Md Sole M-tnufacturers, 124S W. S. LLKWELLYN & CO., HOPESTRKET. CARDIFF.
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LONDON, Wednesday. A quieter Money Market was reported to-day. Money wae fairly plentiful, and there WM !esa demand. Short loans could be had <tt S per cent. DiMounta remained hiriy nrm, three montbt' bills being taken at 5§ per cent. There if still a great diversity of opinion respecting future goid movements. Paris Cheque $xcha!le is 2542; Berlin, short.20.4o. Speculation in the Swck Markets is kept up. Toe main dem is still for Home Itailways, but Canadian and American Railways have met Wtth more attention, and Foreign Bonds and Copper Minea were strung. The tendency all ronnd is dlstmctiy firm. B<few Consols clos<"i a.r 97g to Wi xd for delivery, ana 97 13 16 to 97 1516 1.11 for account Old 5 p.r CenM., lQOi to 100i Reduced S per Cents., 99? co 100 x,.1 New 2i per Cecta. (Chd. dfrs'), 97? co 98 x0 New 2 per Cents., 94* to 94) xd Local Loans Stock, 102 to 103 xd. Tbn Foreign Boc: Markee; remained firm. International issues were in favour. Egyptian, Spanish, and Turkish were all nrm. Russian continue to harden. Peruvian and Uruguay were Meady. Greek" were again strorer. Buenos Ayree. Ceduls Ifeit i do. J, i aud Uruguay, t. Egyptian U.i'hed r')1!e 11 16 do. Da<ra, I; Hnng<T:an, 1381. i; P,'ruv,an, 1870, 3.16; uo. 1872. j[; P"rtue'u.?a, ?; Russ.aa, 1375. a; 8pan'sh,316;Turk?h,Group4,?;ao. 1871, i do. OMoman Defencn. } Gri::ek, 1881 and 1884. 1; do. Monopoiy, i; do. Scrip, 1 aud EcuAdor, 11. There was again a strong demand for English R.tdways. The chief inquiry atiU runs on Scotch Mtd Soutbern Detarred issues, but Great Eastern ahw was very Srm,and moat other stocks hardened. TrMSc statements were about up to !\tima.te. CAtedonian rose 11; do. Deferred, 9-16; Great Eastern. li; Great Northern A, i; Great Western. Ii; Hull and R.rnsley, i; Brighton A, Ii; Crl"tcham Or' fin¡.¡.ry, i; do..Preference, i; i S' ni'd Deferred, i; Met.ro- polítan, Meir<;poit'n Dtatriet. i; Nii(lian,i, S,Norm-E<«teru,l?; South-Eastern A, 1?; Xorth British, 1; Fuf?eas, 1; Great Nortbera of 3c<'tiand, 5 South-Westeru, 2; and Rhym- ney,2. The Indian RfI,;lway Market was quiet, but {a.iriy steady. The Canadian Railway Market was much Brtne'. There wa-' a. "harp r,%Iiy in Grand Trunks, tnd Uanad)?u Pacitic Sbarea aiso apprect?biy the Re'ahat-ton Bi)l wUI be abandoned, butchifBy bse-ati-a of thf attvxnce in dressed meat rates by the Grni Tro.k C..mf'àny. Grand Trunk Ord)nafy roM i do.F'rsc Prefefence, 3j; do. Secon.i Prerertuce. 4? do. Third ?Preference. 1; Sto. Guaranteed, 2? and Cana0)an P?c'nc, 1?. Aquiet bustuar,,s was doing )u Foreign Radways. Nitrate 51'ce" were stiong. M-xtcan Ordinary rog. t; ditto F,rsi Preference, i ditto Second Preiet-enev, 1 National Bond.. A, i; Mexican Central. i N,tra. e Shares, 1. The pfoapect of an auncable 8ettltlwent of the dispotett with Canada has !<t.imutated buying in the American Railway Market. The changes in some instances have boon important. Chicago, M'twHuktie, and St Paul ana Louisv)lle and Nasnviile were very nrm, and moei!. other issues ga'oed )n steadint-.3s. The chief causo of the Ktead'ne-s was. however, the advance ingrain mtei J)ty the Eastern Trunk iioef!, and by the prospect conip..m8S thAir nl"8. Centra) Pacinc of California rose i; Chicago and Mi'waukee. 11; Denver Shar, 3A; do. PreÙ.reucoc', 5x; L<'ke Soore, 1 L ,u.sv?t<. tnd X?hv)i!e, 1? New York Cenrr?i, }; Erie. i; .10. S-cond S!lIi.tgaj;(e. li N.w Y.k üa.ri,;Í; NfW Y.k. Pelll1yll/¡¡'UIa., and 0"111 F'rsc M"r gafre, 1 N'fo.k Preference, j; N,rtl,rll P..clTIC Prd..rellc, i; Penu"ylvn; 4; Pniiadeiphia and Rfaui?g Shares, ?; Uni n P?cinc, ? W?ba.?b FreMrenne and Geaera! Mjrtgage, ? lilinoia Central, i; &nd Ollio and Bank.Imperlal O,tOman rOie 5-16; Bank of Egypt. i; Ceu'ral ot L"n''of, i .Io¡>De Beers rose J, ',r' SOJ Ei Callan i, to 23; K mberley Ccntr. t. to 24; London ana tsoti,ii African KxpL'rntton :o 17 M"<on and Barry <. to 11i; R!<. Time i. Co 23i; Ca.De Copper 1 16..< 5 1 16 Pa.nuJcl.lo 1-16. !.o 21 Tt'i<r'<ts 5 16, to 6 5-16. Buif nte!'i New te)i J, <io. ,.t.soh<)aca.j 1. t" 24.. 6d; Gotd F.eMs Of Sonr)) A, ri(-a to 1 15-16 U!ed Mex'can J, t<.5:V)c.lal52, ",3132; C,rlisie 1. to 13 6., ID,, v )awn 1 r.. 10-< Day Dawn P. C. 1< ód, ?.' 16. Don Pd,ir,) 1-16, t.) li Mont&no 1-16. to 1 916;Nun.'ydroog g. !o 1 11 1&; Ooregum Pre are"ce 1 16, LO 1 7 16. T,ei egrAphs.-Atigit)-Auaer it.,ti Deferred rose i. Tr"u.: ways and Own! busses. —Buenos Ayres rose Loudon Generai 1. Si.vil), and A!bion Ship- ping rose Ailsopl"¡S Ordinary, 1; Manchester Sru p Ca.II'>, .Preíeranc £10 paid. +; do £5 paid, Aytesoury D<t!ry, i B¡>II' A-,3b-.cos, Ir,,(. i tn<< .Nitrate, 4? Sp'ers ?ud Pond 5 p?r Cent. Mort?g?.l; U'?ced S'aMs Roli?ng Scock,?; Radway i Iron 5 per Cent Deoencure, 1 CrMtt F 'noe'' and Egyp"an Land -Nl,,rtg-ge Debentures, 1; Deben- t; fit London, GUlnnestI OrcJil.ory, East and Weot India Docks 4 per Cent DerMutur< 1; Hotchkiss, J; Hjtdeshe'tr.er and Co., i. from the Eaat were :B0m- bay and Cticut a Telegraphic Transfers. Is 4id Hong K 'ng 4 Months' BUIs, 5s Ili Shangnai do.,4 51 I. lyi,i F,hrnees were quoted :-Bank Billa, M "\Y'; Is 41 j 30 (iav, 1-. 4 11 161 demand, ls 41,. Pr.v .,e bu..s, 60 days. 1-i 4 5-16.) 20 daye, 1< 4 7 15d iemnd, Is 4 9 16 .t'-upbe Pltl>r 4 I,pr Cent" 69 to 69i; ditto 4, per Centx., 72¡ W 73s. Siler ,qy. Bar, 44 31611. LoOALSTocxs.—Rnymaey, 168 Ml73; Taif Vale. 218to22S. DATLY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. I Supplied by Meesra THACKERAY & CO., Stock ajid Share Bracers, 3, Dock Chambers, Ca.rdiR RAILWAYS. Paid Prices 10 Barry Dock and Railway 10 14-1 14¡ :m Btock Great Western .100 ..148 149 Loadona.nd North Western ..100 ..170 171 ?Ji<ind .100 ..164 135 i0 Rhf-nd? Md Swansea. Bxy 10 9? 10 xd Stock Rhyrun,y .100 ..171 173 xd lu 1)0. New 8 14j: 1 xd owck evtm 34d Wye .100.. 2 4 Stock lad Va.;e .100 ..221 233 PREFERENTIAL. 10 "Earry Dock 3.nd Rv .I.<'irst PTef. 10 12: 13 10 no Znd .[0 i tStocb. Breç,m &.Iler 1st Pref.1361 100 106 110 xd ..tOclt Do 2ndPrH!18&2 -.100 ..79 81 xd Stock. Cambrian, o 1, 4 p.c.iOC 38 39 Dc ?o2, 4p.c.100 -.19 30 C'Tea.tWest.ei-nCon.-iotoD.c.lOO.? 154 10fembroke&Tenbv5p.c,l364 10.. 7 7j. 10 Rnundda. &_wansea .Bay 5p.e 10 1U 11< gwck RnYmIlOY per c"nt. una..) ..100 ..1,)() 138 xd „ Do. c lJer cent, lo61.100 ..178 182 xd „ Do. 5 per cent. 1?)1. 100.. 132 134 xd Do. op€rcent,1364.10C ..132 134 xd Do. 5 per cent, 1354.T.OO.. 159 161 xd 1)0. 5 per cent. 1867.100..132 133 xd „ Do. t) per cent, lt!73. 100.. 129 131 xd Taff Vale N.. I .100..229 233 Do. ?percent.?00 ..121 125 ? Do. opercent.100..142 144 ? Do. 6 per cent.100 ..16.3 16t) Do. 4 per cent.100 ..115 117 GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 60 Aberd&re. 10 per cent. 50 137 139 Stock. Da.t e Valley. 5 p. c. loo 140 142 Great Western.? p?c.gu?r.100 ..156 157 Ll?ntrissant A T? VaJe, 5 p.e.100 140 142 Ll"1.nelly Ry. a.n.l Dk. Ût'ùy.100 ..1,)() 162 PenarthHarbour, Dock, and Ryloo "144 146 xd Sorn. &: Dorset( &tb Br.-ension)lOO ..106 108 .0 Treferig Valley R&ilwa.y 10 10-1 10+ RAILWAY AND OTTIER DEBENTURES tcnde Barry Dock &: Rly 42 p. c.100 ..115 lij, Do. 4 p. c.100 ..111 U3 ntoclBreconAMerthyrA4p.c .100 ..111 113 Do. B 4 p. c.100 ..106 106 1Bt'c;ek Bute Dock 4 p. c.1JO .no 112 cambrian A 4 p. c.100 ..112 li4xd Dc B4p. c.100 ..1 1xd GreM Western 5 do. .100 ..159 162 MtdlMd4percent.100 ..130 1S2 ?M.W?le8A4?percent.100 ..113 116 Milord Doct A 6 per cant 100 65 67 ?ymBey4ditM .100 ..120 122 r ?nerset ?d Dcrs?, No. 1 ? 1M 146 t.? Tt?V? p.6.???-<lC8..MO IS BANKS. 20 Bristol West of Englamd.Lim. 7?.. t5A 16 JO Glamorganshire, Lim. 2?.. 1? 2? 5 Glamorg.nshire,Ld.,Pref. 2?.. 2§ 2? 10 .London and Provincial, Lim. 5151 IOJ 20 NatioaaJ Bank of Wales, Lim 10 ..12 1 75 National Provincial, Lim 10.. 42: 43i 60 National Provincial, Lim. 12 501 51? 40 North and Sourh Wales, Lim 10 50? 20a 20 South Wales Union, Limited 7 9i 9i GAS. 10 Aberdare .10 ..15 14x&U Stock Cardiff A 10 per cent.100 ,202 205 xd „ Do. B 8 per cent.100..162 165xd n Do. C 7 per cent.100 ..142 145 xd Stock Do. Gas D 5 per cent.100 ..102 105 xd 10 Llynvi Valley.10.. 9} 10 Stock Newport A 10 per cent.100 ..202 205 xd D, B7 per cent.100 ..152 155xd 20 Do. C 7 per cent.100 ..142 145 xd 25 Swansei 71, per cent. 25 39 41 GAS AND WATER. 10 Barry and Cadoxion 34 10 Bridgend. 10 10k 10i xd 100 Ponfypool (Max. 10 & c.) 100 105 110 xd 12 Do. do. 12 17 18 xd 10 YstradA 10 181 19 xd WATEBWCRKS. 25 Bri!ltol 57* 571 10 Do 20 443 45* 10 Neath 10 161 17,xd 10 Pontypridd 10 12 12: Stock Pontypridd 5 per ct. Pref .100 ..112 116 MISCELLANEOUS. 20 Alexandra Docjk & Raflway.. 20 17: 18xd 6tock Ditto 4 p. c. Pref. 100.. 101 103 xd 1 Bland <& Co., Ltd. I..ii 10 BJ. aad So. ?VaJes Waggon 5 4? 4} M ButeDry Dock.50 ..27 29 ?tockCardittCorpajra.tionS p.c.100.. 108 108? 5 Cardiit' & Penarth Tramways 5 3? 4 xd 50 CardinJuaeti.nDryDock..40..18 21 25 Cardin Werkmen CoHage 25 51 35 10 Carditf and Swansea. CoUiery 10.. 1? Ig 50 CentraJDtyDoek. 50 ..35 40 2.3 Ebbw Vale 20 &' 6* 10 GIo'stef Wgom Ltd.A rednced 10 xd 5 Great Western Colliery B 5.. 7, 7i 5 Do. NewB 2: 4t 4i 5 Do. A Preference 581 82 100 Do. B Debentures.. 1CO.. 99 100 10 W. Hancock & Co., Ltd. 10 141 15 10 Do bp.c. Pref. 10 11 lli 10 Do New Ordy. 581 9i 10 Do Do Prff 221 3 Stock Do 4.. p.c. Deb. Stock 100.. 102 10t) 20 HiU'sDi-yDbck 18 9 91 xd 10 MilfordDock 101li 50 Mount Stuart Dry Dock 40 39 41 Do B 20 19 20 522 Nantyglo and Blaina Pref 6% 60 60, 5 Newport Tramways 5 5: 5i xd Do Water .SlOAnnu ties 26 2'/ M Do Abt:rcam CoUiery.. 1066i L3 Do 6 p.c. Participating 10 81 9 M Penajth Shipbuilding 50 39 40 xd 50 Do 35 29 31 xd 10 Provincial Tramways 10 546 5 Rhymuey Iron 5li ij 5 Do New at.. î i 100 Do 5 per cent. Debenture ..100 77 82 50 Spiiier&Co.,Cardiif.Ltd 45 60 62 K) Swans ;a Dry Dock .25.. 2 4 Stock D. Corijor.tion 3, p.c.100 ..108 108a Do Harbour 4 p.c. Stock.100 ..98 100 10 Do Tramway 10 2* 21 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 1, 2 5 Do do. 10 per cent. B 5 5 5? 50 TredegarIronandCojUA 50 14, 15? 25 Do. do. B 25 13 14 1 Wst'rn Counties Telephone Ord. I 8a6d9s6d 5 Do. do. op.c.pref. 551 5i 60 Windsor Slip way 42s..16 17 Bank rate 4 per cent. oxed 13th September.
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TUERi!; ARK SELLERS OF .S5M Ta.a Vale Railway atock S2.0 Hancock 4; D uenture Stock 7 Lundon and ProvmchJ Bank Shares o Cordes <S Co Sliiires, ;8u pd.id-bid wanted bO Barry Duck t Ry. lat Pref. Shitres, with div., &t l21 20 Nittiunil Bank of Wales Shares, at S12 5s 9d 15 Htli's Dry Uock shares 10 Darry ana Water at 3i ;i¡"OO iMnry New D<ib<)Bfare:i, al llli 7 iihondua tK Swansea Bay Ry. Pref. Shares, at Hi jh500 Swan." iiaruur,4 p.c. Bond, at 92 oU .Darry Ordinary Shares, nt 14.: Dry DUCK £1) 20 Rhondda <& SwaMsea Bay Ordinary Shs., at S9 14a 6d THKRM ARE BUYERS OF 25 Bristol A West of EngianL Bank Shares ZO Mill'a Diy Duck ;:>ua.rtls. at 9,. la Newpurt AbMcarn Comery Shares ±;5UU Ruymney Railway S.oct: 20 Rhymuey Rditway New shares ii tmto D)y Duck aUares, at 24 £SOu Rhymmjy iron 77..Bonds luu Biantt Saaies lOu Soani n ales Colliery B Shares 15 Spiuor Shares Glauiorgansnire Bank Ordinary, at JB2 i:100 ..wport; Gas C Stock TKAUKERAY A.N-D CO., CARDIFF, < STOCK-BROKFXS. 1060 E. 1. LYDDON & COMPANY, Telegraphic Address Lyddon. Cardiff," STOCK & .aHARE BROKERS, POWEJLL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. UN SALE— 1010 5 Carditf and Penarth Tramway shares 20 Nluunt.,LuaxL Dry Doc& B Shades lvu YWllY Iton fulty paid Shares 20 tiili s Dry Dock Shares, at 91 l :WIof" .&i Ban-y .Sow freiorence Auozmemts o<J iixry Duck Ordinary Shares Tan V ,e z!,wck £b\.0 Caruiti Gas C Stock L100 Barry D"ii and Railway Debenture d4 lOa" aud Water 20 Rhondd<t <& Swansea Hay Shares I JEltM 1 9d Miljord Dock B Dobent-ure Stock )2 -'lUiord Dock B10 oX Preference Shares lu Cajrdttt Janci,iou Diy Dock 6hare6-bid waated ;j;Oû Barry 4% Debeututo Rajicock <& <Ju'- 14 p«r cent Debenture Stock 50 aoufjii Wales COiliery A Shaj-ea, .M 5&t 9d idu do New H .>h¡¡.res WAITED. and Shares ;;0 t.oOJ t'.trry i),)t;v -i% Uooeumres, a.6 1U 10L :ol1f.1l W.ti<ia B shazed ;E7LO Rhymntiy R&Uwa.y Ordinary Stack, at I?li Wattlr 6hares omypridd lV aLer Stock or Sh&res 12 MuunMtimrt Dry D'jek A ,uares SluOO Riy Va.Uey R<t.uwd.y S.oek ;t;,W,j Rrecun imd Mcrthyr l.E&1. Prsf. Stock, at 102 ;i;2u.lu do lBoZ ao at 78 £iOO 'fa-ff No. 1 i00 Khyumey iron JB4 5s paid Sha.rea S.P.WILLS.STOCKBRoKER, SWANSEA ('1'elesrtpmc Addre s, Aills, Swansea.. ') 10o9 i.. J. RVANS (& SIMS, STUCE: & SHARE BROKERS. c2, &T. v!ARY-61REET, CARDIFF. 1067 BL;Y.n.R;Drecon a.nd Mart.hyr 61. 62, 65, nr<6 issue Gla.murga.u::ih.re Bank Om. <& Pref. ShiU'e< S5u0 ltiiy,ney flaiiway Coy. Utd. Scock JSSOU My Valiey Luck Aberd .te kia,, Sh&res 1),y SUdores 10 National Baiic of Wales Shates 20 Utii. Dry Duck :'Ilartl SELLEBS.—19 aumh Wilier Uniuu B&nk oha., at 9i &ncock & Cõ. Ordinary llO Prdertonce 4C Barry Dock <& Rys. Pref. Shs.. &i; 121 ARTHUR STUCLEY T. LUCAS. STOCK & SHARE BROKER. SWANSEA, 1092 GE". 'l'HO.HA6, STOCKtiROKER, VIENNA CSAMBERS. BUTE DUCKS, CARDIFF. BUYERS. 1072 Barry N-aw Preference Barry <& Ca.noxtou Gas <& Water :hares, at prem. Barry Ordinary Cardiff <& Pen:M-th Trams, M 31 SELLERS. 5 Cardiff Royal Hotel Prefa., a.t Bl prem. Newport Aberca.,n Pref. hha.res Barry Dry 1)ocks-bid wanted B500 CMdtti ao C Scock 50 Gresn. Woat-em Codtery New B ShMea, &t 4 Haycock's Debentures, at 10:) FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS. EXCHANGE, CARDtFF. (Telegr&ptuc AddresM. Fleming. CardiN.") OX SALE- 1083 !5 SwMtse& Banks, at 9 20 Hancock <& Co. Ordinary Shares, at m £1 0 Raiiweic Debentu e, a.t U)4 30 Pruvincml Jrajns.a.t6 30 Glamorganshire Workmen's Cottftge ShMM. at p&r £lCO Stroud Brewery Debs., a.t 5 premium 10 do Prei. 67. Shares, at 1 premicm 10 Abercaru Public Hall Co. 5 Risca. do "o Hancock Ordintry New i.420 Barry per Cenc Debenture WANTED 20 Lo"don & Provincial Banks, at 16 J. Btttnd and Co. -hares ? Waterlow Bros. A Laytioo 10 BUM Dry Duck at æa 20 Bh-toi Bttuks. at loi £bvO Hancock (& Co. Debenture, at 1C5_ THUS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 4, DOCK CHAMBE. S. BUTE DOCKS. CARDIFF. Telegraph Address, i-uedge," CardiS. SELLERS—S1000 Bute Debencares, at llli 10 Barry Ordinary S500 Brecon A DebemccM. at U2j. St) B a')d ?harea t., 10 Hanc? ck Pref Old Shares, at JB112s M Baucuck New Pref., ac 18:1 9d premium 12 Neath Water A Shares, at E17 2s 6d Cardia A Swansea. Colliery Stmres, at 2os BUYERS.Nati.z,,a Bank of Wales 100 Bitrry Ordinary £200 Brecon <& Merthyr 2md Pref. at 301 .E200 du 18o3 lat issue, at 6Df 10 ttancock Ordinary New Sa&tes Bristol a West 01 Enfiand Bank. at l&i Windsor Slipway Shares PARSONS AND R 0 B J E N T, STOCKBROKERS. WESTGATE HUILDI:IGS, NEWPORT. ON SALE. JB8 Newport Corporation Anituity, at 26t 10 Bristol & '.Vt-sc o[ Engla.ud B.ink Sharea 20 London ..jtd ProTtnoai Bans Shares 2 London & Provincial Banktt, at 16 JE200 ,\Je:san"ra. Ordinary St"ck 18 Gas bares BlOOC Brecon and Merthyr B Debenture Stock 10 Eastern Dry Docks, at 6 WANTED. 5C J. S. Lloyd & Co. Ordinary Shares Newport Corporation Annuity, at 26 par JE1 20 Bndgend Ga., :;haretl BiOOO Bre< on A Worthy r A Debenture JBlOOo Brecon and Merthyr, 1864 <& 1865 10 Newp-ort Di'c..unt Snare-!
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR…
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. 1888. 1887 Im. De. BreeoaMdMetthyr 1631.. 1414.. 2t7 LoMdot, Brifthtom.Md S.C. 50o36.. 48492.. 2044 South ESI;Wru 50714.. 5t?o2. 10!8 Metropolita.n. 119óó H'tO.. 216 Midland .15o955..1al344.. 5609. Metropolitan District. 6708.. &t)86.. 123. Cumbrian. :)323.. 5209. 114 LMcaanireMdYorlMhtre.. 844i3.. 83UO.? 1003 Gre&tKaaterm 72092..72296. 2M Gre&tKaaterm 72092..72296. 2M TafIVale and Penarth Rail. 16182.. 15167. 1015 Rhvmney ?. 5211 ? 2&15 b97 Pembroke and Tenby &21.. 595. 26
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LATEST MARKETS. CORN. GLASGOW, Wednesday.—With continued fine weather whea and Hour are dul!, the strong advices from America haYing no effect in prices or increasing sales. Va ues ar- a shade under those of fast week. Scotch -he&L 18s 6d to 20s. Little doing in barley, buyers holding aloof. 01-1 oats the turn easier. new,911 to 15 lower. favour Maize, 2d to !d cheaper, price 15s ICid LONDON, Wednesday. -English wheat meet, no demand: in favour. Flour, without alteration. Barley dull. Oats and maize Bea.ns. vert strong. Peas, firm. Lentils, steady. Continued tine weather trâde. Arrivals-British 360 qrs. 26.360 qrs barley. 5,120 qrs oats. 24,440 qrt maize. 8,660 qrs beans, 1,080 qra peas, 420 qrs Soar, 75.420 sacks. NEWPORT Wednesday—Quotations for English whea: were 2a lower than those which ruled two weeks since, and even at these rates business was only moderate. The newly. threshed samples show a market, and there were more tots on oSer. Barley and maize unchanged. Beaos l 6'! dearer. CATTLE. NEWPORT, Wednesday.—There waa a large snppty in departments at the market to-day. The attendance of buyer- was fair, but rrade was somewhat slow. The prices realised were :—Best beef, 6d to 6id; second, 5211 to birl; mutton-wathers, ad ewes, 6 to 7d; and lamb. 8d to 82d per lb. Porker pigs sold at 9s 6d oet score. PRODUCE. LONDON, WednMday.uar-refined market rather quiet, but a fairly good business has been done )n both home and foreign renned, and prices areweitmdn- tftined Beet opene'l dull, and prices are a trite easier September 15s; October, 13a 7d; November and December. 13a 3d, closing somewhat steadier. Fair business done in grocery kinds, at fully yesterday's rates. Penning kinds scarce and enquired for. Conee —market strong, and public sales met with a good competition, at full to rather dearet rate:). Tea- competition, at full to rather dearet rate:). Tea- China. steady new season's Congou in pnbiic sale sold f'om 4d to lOid. Indian without material chMge. Rice nrm. Rum U"o Srm. Cotton—East Indian un. changei. TnHow—Y.C. on the spot, 3os. Turpentine, 31s Petroleum—American, 7§'t. LIVERPOOL. Wednesday.-ugar continues active. at fully 11 to 3<i over hist week. The demand is sustained both for home and export. Tute'a crystals No. 1 and sm-dl ones advanced 3d. Beet steady. CoSee nrmer. Cocoa, rice, linseed, and castor oil unchanged. Lard again dearer. at 53s 6d to 54s. Palm oil inactive. Palm kernels, 5.000 bag", JE8 10s to S10 10s. Petroleum quiet. Turpentine dearer, at 31s 6d. Nitrate un. changed. PROVISIONS. LoNDON.Wcdnesday.—Butter fairly steady for foreign descriptions. Friesland, 93s to 100s Swedish, 100s to 112s; Kiel, 100s to 112s; Danish. 10 a to 112s Normandy, W8 to 102s Jtrsey, 76a to 84s. Bacon continues steady at late rates. Hams and lard without quotable chimKc. Cheese una.!t-red—Ameri- can, 40s to 47s Edam. 48s to 53s: Go,ida, 40s to 47" BRISTOL. Wednesday. (From Francis Barnard's Report.)—Bacon—An improved cone is noticeable both here and in America, and most cuts are eld for more money than iast week, with an increasing demand. Cheese—The dull, dragg'ng markets on this side have tinne to tend in buyers' favour, with only it quiet business passing. Butter quiet, at unaltered prices. Lard American markets stU show considerable strength, and prices are advancing daily, but importers are only buying sparingly at Lhese h sh values. Flour —Cables report exceedingly light business passing for export, miller: prices being relativeiy too high for U.K. markets. In sympathy with the decline in wh?at. The week's shioments from the American seaboard to Bristol Channel ports are 28,000 bags (1401bs each). POTATOES. LONDON, Wedn8!'lday.-)loderate supply, but quiet trade. Regents. 403 to 80a Hebrons, 60s to 90s; white elephants. 60s to 80s; magnum bonums. 60s to 75s; kidneys, 60s to 70s early roses, 60s to 70s per ton. SUGAR. GLASGOW, Wednesiay. -Large bnsinees at full prices Lo a farther 311 advance. The omcial report states:—Market continues active, especially for mediums and nnes larger business done. BUTTER. CORK. Wedneaday.-Firsb.93s; seconds, 86a; thirds, 81s fourths, 72s. K'-gs -firsts, 90s; seconds, 36s; thirds, 72,. Mild cured Brktna-supernne. 96a: nn", 94s mild, 88s- Ditto Kegs-tiue, 9Cs mild. 84a. In market, 1,701 nr-kins, 282 mild. SEED. LONDON, Wednesday.—Messrs John Shaw and Sons, seed merchants, of 37. Nl-%rk-laiie, London, B.C.. report a greatly increased speculative activity in clover and other seeds, and consider f.ble quantities of red, wblte, alsike, and trefoil have this week changed hands at enhanced currencies. The new crops promise to be very bad. Perennial and Italian rye grasses continue firm. Tnfolium is getting scarce, and realises futi prices. Winter tares <:eep in moderate supply, and vaiues are unchanged. For blue peas there is an improving enquiry. Bird >eeds End buyers on fo.mer WOOL. LONDON. Wednesday.—the catalogues to-day com- prised 4.ZT7 bales from New South Wa!es, 3.640 Cape and NauJ, 3,265 New Zealand, 1.688 Victorian. ]00 Sonch Australian, 77 Queensland, and 15 Sp,,nish. There was a. xood attendance of buyers, and the sales passed off with a keen competition at the opening quotations, but a higher tendency was here and there noticeable. COALS. LONDON, Wednesday.—The market was again arm for seaborne coals at last pricrs. Hetton and Tees. 17s La.mbton, l6s 6d Lyons and Wear, Ibs 6d DM ton. Ships arrived, 17; sold, 7 gas, 10 at sea, 5. METALS. LONDON, Wednesday.—Copper—Chiii done at JS9b cash. JB91 bth October. £84 10s 20th October. &il 31st October, and S79 three month- G.M.B., jB761bs and jB77 14s fourteen days, and B77 lOs three momiM, optional. Tin—B103 cash, and S103 as three months for Straits. Spelter, ordinary, B18 15- Lead-soft Spanish, S14 M,nal sh, S14 5s. Quicksilver-Roths. child's, B9. Scotch pig iron, 42s 4 i. (jLASGUW. \Vednes!ay.—Ma.rxet nrm, and a good business done at 42a Hd and 42s 4:d cash 42s 4?d and fZs 7d one mouth; buyers, 42s 4<i cash, and 42s 7d one month; sellers near. Middlesurough dona 34s 7d cash 34s lOd one month buyers. 34s 72d casu. 34, 10" d one monch 1, d dearer. HemaHte done at 4&j 3:d to 45s 6d cash. and 45s 7,d to 456 9d one month buyers, 45s bd c'1Sh. and d one month sellers, lid more. THE IRON TRADE. WoLvma.&mrroi;, Wedneaoay. To day's taarkef. w. st.iotigriieued by the ,KGnworker8 and coHier&' demands for advanced wage,, ?t!so by the decerm'QaUon of the Cdnoock Caaae coalmasters to advance the seliiog prices up to the liat recentiy determioett oo. Thts checked business in some departments. Buyers were especially loth to pay the 10s advance on small bar ext-raa. HaH-iaeh bars were JB5 5s three-eigbta ot an inch, j65 10s; and five-sixteenr">! of an inoh, 25 15-. Sheets were strong at j67 15-, bard latt&ns, tnd LB for aoft ditto. P'ga were active at last week'<i fall prices.
SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE.
SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF.- SWANSEA.T NEWPORT.T Mor. Evn. Hgt. Mor. Evn. Hgt !Mor. Evn. Hgt. 17 M t 46 6 1& 29 9 3 bO 4 202791 4 59 5 29 20 2 18 T 5 43 b 732 1 4 47 5 1229 2 5 56 6 2032 6 19 W o SO 9 5 53 8 5.)Õ 5 -550 2 9 43 7 434 1 20 T ? 9 7 27i34 861362930 972274035 1 21 F 7 4& 8 03o 5 6 47 7 33d 10 7 58 8 J3 35 8 22? 81683235 07 15 7 45 31 082984b35 5 23 )? 8 46 9 134 5 7 50 8 6.30 6 8 59 9 1 54 10 24 M 9 16 9 28(33 5 8 22 8 36?29 6 9 29 9 41 33 10 'RMth Ba-sin. f Prince of Wales Dk. Alexandra Ok,
CARDIFF EXCHANGE.
CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, WEDNESDAY. 'Change to-day was well attended. and the business transacted in the staples of the district was about the average. For steam coal there was a good demand, and considerable aaies were effected at the old quotations. The bituminous coal trade was moderately brisk, without any appreciable change in vaiues. Small steam coal w¡¡ plentiful and the marketsweak,butNo.3 small was scarce, and what was sold realized high prices. Welsh cokes were again in good request at the prices obtained for this commodity for come time past. In oar local freight market to-day chartering for steam was moderately active, more especially for the higher Mediterranean porta. Rates for this direction were, if anything, a shade firmer, but there was no material alteration in Eastern, Spanish, West Indian, or Gibraltar freights. Coasting rates were steady. Baltic nnn. States quotations remain unchanged. The followinf include the latest operations :— Genoa, 9" 3d (Piymothian); Lisbon, 8s 3d (Cor- «on); Leghorn, 10-) 6d, fuel (Rhine) Danube, 9" 6d (Wynnstay); G¡br..ltar, 8s 71,1 (Annie Thomas) Marseilles, lOfos (Gwentland); Port Said, 8s 6d (Bot.kcnna Bay); V,-nic, 9< 101,1 and again at same rate for (Walter Thomas); Ortona, 10" 3d coal, Us fuel (Garonne); Gibral- tar, 8,19.1 (Rapid), and again at same rate for (V"!o) Naples, 9< 6,1 (Minerva) St N "zaire, 7fcs (Ccuutess Eveiyu); Port Said, 8, 6d (Germanta), and agllom sam!) rate for Ioc.*I b.,at Constanti- nople, 7", 9 i (Nellie) Genoa, 9". 500 delivery (Dis- covery) Alexandra, 8 14d (Fastnet). Sail.—The demand continues active for this class of tonnage, and a fair amount of chartering business has been pnected. Rates for the R'ver Fiate and Braz'ts continue Srm, and the same may be said of Cape, West Indian, and South American freights. Mediterranean rates are steady. Baltic quiet. Coasting freights remain unchanged. The following fixtures have been reported for Newport loading :—Rosario, 37s 6d, ra)ia Calcutia, 22<, railf, large veeael. Ore.—Rates from Bilbao continue arm, with a steady demand for tonnage to loud for ports in the Bristol. For Carthagena, Benisaf, and Huelva there is a better inquiry, more especially for discharging on the continent. East and West Coast, and Uotted Kingdom. There is nothing cew with regard to Elba, MarbeUa.and Carloforte freight' but from the latter fair employment is still offe.-iug for handy steamers to load for Antwerp.
! NEWPORT EXCHANGE.
NEWPORT EXCHANGE. NEWPORT, WZDNK8DAI. Saveral sectional groups of the ruet-d trades who arM usually drawn together by the amnitiesof trade did not put in an appearance on 'Change to- day, thus seriously affecting the goodly average which is generally maintained &t the weekly gatherings. It war, reported that there were two disrupting causes, one being the special invitation given by the directors of the Barry Dock Com- pany to the Society of Mechanical Engineers to inspect the works of this gigantic enterprise, while the other cause was the allurements for pleasure- seekers held out by the weather for a local race meeting. Under the circumstances the volume of bueiness effected was necessar'Iy of a limited character. The tone of the market waa firm and healthy in the extreme, and prices in all branches of the metal trades were well sustained. The strike at Ebbw Vale is still a source of con- siderable anxiety not only to colliery proprietors, but also to the managers of other iron and coal works who are similarly conditioned to those at Ebbw Vale. So far as it was possible to get Wtthin absolute touch of the contracts effected on 'Change to-day, they ruled as follows, nameiy :— Coat.—A brisk demancl with demurrttge incr'MM)in(!. Beat quality (acreened), 10i H uotcreened, 10s colliery screenings, 5" M dock screenings, 58 9d emitcs', 69 to 63 6d; best booae, lOa. Iron.—Ore actively inquired for at Us pig as per GtMRow warrants. Stee!.—Welsh b&ra, JB412a 6d. to 24 Ms. Sheet irOD-liuhe. JB616a to A7. t.oA M wottM. Sted I rails—heavy sections, J64 to j54 5a liRbt do., J64 15s to jE5 7s 6d. Steel sheets — singles, Bessemer S'Möl-Tin-plate blooms, jg4 5a tin- plate bars, £4 15s. Stamens' T'u-p)ate Bars-Best, £5 25 6d; ali detiverel in the district, cash. less 2g par ceut. Tin Plates.—Iron coke tins, per box 1C, 15< 6d to 13;; 9 Bessenter coke, 13 9d to 14s Stemens' (coke Snish), 14< 3d to 14- 6d ternes, per doabie box, 28 by 20 C, 25;; to 28s 6d do. (Siemens' steel), 27s to 29s 6i best charcoal, 17s 6d to 25s. P'twood.—Good demand at 18s 6d to 19-' per ton. Freights.—What little change has taken piace is in the direet'on of enhanced rates, both for out- ward and homeward.
WRECKS AND CASUALTIES
WRECKS AND CASUALTIES [SPKOIAL TTtLEGBAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS.) A tet.s.ram from BuS?lo states that the British steamer Kincardine Goderich struck on some sunken rocks and sank in French river, Entreport. The steamer Glenlivat was beaehed at Bowling after coHision with the steam traw!er Monarch, of South Shields, bu afterwards got oS. She sustained damage to her keel, and must dry dock. The flshin stco.mer Salam nder. returning from sea. goc ashore at South Shields during a fog, but got oS undamed. ThM steamer Minerva, from Stilina, has stranded in Lounh Foyte. The schooner X. L., of Douclaa. went ashore near KUdonan on Wednesday m< rning. but afterwards Boated, and proceeded for The steamer Wave, Ca ditf for Aden, grounded near Ismaiiia on the 17th. She was noatad on Tuesday night after partialJy discharing. The brig Bla.ck Prince, for the North, has returned to Dover, leaking. The British steamer Clymene, Smyrna for Leith, haa returned Co Gibraltar with her boilers leaking. The British steamer River C!yde arrived at Gibraltar with hel eccentric strap broken. The brigantine ls<tbelta Diston. Runeorn for Zierick. zee, with a cargo of salt, arrived at Woymonth with her mainmast sprung.
SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION.
SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. SCUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE. Wednesday.—Wind SE, fresh. Weather hazy. Sea smooth. P<MMd .C<M<— steamers Sa"a. of Bergen Jane Bacon and Hartfell, of Liverpool; Kilkeel. of Newry brig Spes & Fides, of 'J'onsber; barque Ala40r, of Shoreham, in tow of tug Flying Foam. f<tM<-d W..st-barque CiCfro, of Sunder. land steamers Ocean King, of Glasgow; Hetty, of Middlesbrough. At anchor in the Roads—steamer Cal)'pso, of BristoL
LIZARD SIGNAL STATION.
LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD Wednesday.—Wind E, fresh. Weathet nne. East- J<uTopa, of Hamburg; Morna, of Greenock Caledonia, of Plymouth Einar, of Chris. Arendal:' Red Star Line steainars Switzerland. from Philadelphia. for Antwerp, and Pennsylvania, trom New York, for Antwerp steamers Shacbrook and Wm Banks, of London; Antbie t, of Sunderfand; Witson Line steamer Otranto; Obedient, of Sunderland; Samuel Tyzack, of underlan; a tn towing barque Miltiades. of Sunderland, which afterwards put back. P<M«d tFeet—Wvnnst.y and Blanche, oi Liverpool Lncilie, of Newport; steamers Gazelle, of Hartlepod Achilles, of Barrow; Activity, of CardiS; Actif, of Caen Creaden, of Waterford.
OVERDUE VESSEL.
OVERDUE VESSEL. The undermentioned vessel not having been heard of since the date speciSed, i.s considered very much The Christine. Hnencke master, which sailed from Mauritius for Queenstown on the 24th of March last.
MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS.
MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Tredegar left Ibrail for Rotterdam 18th Rapid arvd Dublin from Huclva 18tb Roslyn and Hue!va for Swansea 17th South Wales cashed Consttmtinople for Gibraltar 19th Earl of Rosebery arvd Sables from CardiS 17th Pontypridd passed Constantinople from Taganrog for Gibraltar 18th Congo passed Constantinople for Amsterdam 18th Syra left London for the Tyne 18th RhymneytefcMaJtafr Gibraltar 18th Ruperra left Londonderry for Cardiff 18th G E Wood arvd Duntcerque 18th Southwick leavfs Ptymouch fur CardiS 20th Aberdare 'rvd I-iayonne from the Danube 18th Richard Anning left Constantinople for the D&nstM 19th St Holier left Huelva for Garston 19fh Soxana pasaed Gravesend for CardiS 19th Rhodora left Lutea for CardiS 18th Redbrook left Lisbon for BUbao Kings Cross lefc Constant nople for London ISMt Jant) left Piymouth for CardiS 18th Alassio left Huelva for Hull 18th
CARDIFF—ARRIVALS.
CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. RoATH DOCK, Sept 18.—Union, 28. Aberthaw.Ume- stone. EAST BCTK DOCK, Sept 19.—Marion ss. 67. Avon. mouth, light. Yarra. 7d. Hanthewy ss, 91, Dantzic, timber. Nasham. 555, Bnenos Ayres, baltaat. Upupa ss, 604. F.tnny. 50S. Wt ST BUTE DOCK, Sept 18.—Star of Hope. 90, New Ross, picwood. 1a.rgam, 298. Xanthns, 99, Kingstown. light. Surbitonss. 494. London, l1ght. Itunas3.441, Plymouth, iigh! WorcesMr, 5o, Sw&csea, burnt ore. Vulture se, M5. WEST BUTE DOCK, Sept 19.—West ss, 380, Glouces- ter. light- ss. 158, Bristol, light. Dtary J Webber. 365. Dublin, baUast. DOCK. sept 18.—Benar.Rotterda.m,baJIast. PJ-.NARTH DOCK, &ept 19.-General Chanzy ss. St Naza.ire, Hg:ht. Ctyde ss, Liverpool, light. Peconic ss. Antwerp. l)ght. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Sept 18.—Duchess ss, Witlis, Constan- tinople. WiiiM.ca, aobh, Bridgwater. Hartlaud ss, Guy, Roads. Shamrock ss, Ebbett. London. ROATH DOCK, Sept 19.—J Stevenson ss, Smailes. Port Said Worsley Hall ss, Noweii, Bombay. Escuhal SS, ),a.nguette, Barcelona. EAST BUTE DOCK. Sept 18.—United Service ss. Pen- ton. Pure Snid. Obedient ss, Alexander, Havre. Valin sS,Oroi.s, Bouean. Neptune, Fobbissen, Bava.nnah. Leverington 88, Clark, .Barcelona. Ann Maria, Bind- in):, Aberthaw. Wm Bands sa. Charles, Havre. KAST BUTE DOCK. Sept 19.—Achi)Ie ss. Trio, Lof. itir, Rio Janeiro. ttchiaNino P&úra, IiMbia8ine, Smga- pore. WEST BUTE DOCK. Sept 18—Esther ss, Peters, Pty- raouth. Yeu, Ltt'aey. Barnstaple. ActMe, Sl.eel. Jersey. Edmond Alonse. Bertrand, Brest. Union. Orchard, F..lmourÜ. Gie-Mer, Colford, Waterford. Rosa, Gbepianul. Gaet&. Wt-'ST huT. DOCK. Sept l9.—Yarra. Wild DaMy, l:Il1tcben. (.adiz. :overein, Dougdale, Charle;¡town. DOCK, Sept IS.—Cove'itina ss, Arnott. Lenorn Ambient ss, Errington, Havre. County of Du, ham S", Ross Huelva. Hannah, Jones. Gloucester. PENARrH DOCK, Sept 19,—Neapel ss, Claasen, Huelva. Louisianna. Oliver, San t"rancisoo. OUTWARDS—Sept 19. Jersey. Wealey, B, 53, Mellit, E J WhiMcy St Servan. d, B. 62. Bennett. E J Whitlev Malta. Dragon Fiy ss, B, 1124, Hardy, Wilson & Co Palermo, Peconic ss, B, Jla7, Kvans, Chrii'tie <& Co Bonn Kong, Benan. B. 153S, Burn- Bmness <& Sons Matta, Trtiiyon ss, B. 968. Blake, Foster. Ha)n & Co Piraeus, Mark Lane ss, B. 1554, J Cory <& Sons Vem. Cruz, River Ettrick ss, B, 924, i-amont, D L Flack Buem's Ayrcs, Harvest Hocoe, Arst. 344, PaKe & Co Coiost na,' Marram, Nwy. 296, Tonnesen, C F Hansen Sanco:), CaptiUa. wy. 6&5. B<<.rnes, Guthrie & Co Rio Janeiro. Prince Albert, Nwy. 15M. 1:5arn,-s. Guthrie Lisbon, Diana., Swe, 390, Borgatrom, M HiUestrom Rogario, Aim¡¡" :Swt!. 3,,2. Hornda.bi, :\1 Hiliestrom Bay, Hawkesbury, Swe, 1HC, M Hillestrom St azaire, Chas Gudard ss, F, 609, M<thouas, Bregeon St Nazaire, Gen Chanzy as. t', 912. Leiievre, GaereC CLEARED—Sept 19 Malta, Ethelburea sa, B, 5CCO coal Matt.a, .lJ1&g')ll Fly ss, H, 2000 coat Malta, Cleddy ss. B, 2700 coal TeneriSe, ord Warwick ss, B, 2710 coal St Nazaire, Prince boltvkotf ss. B, 1800 coal Jersey. Wealey, B. o5 co<tl Cuiombo, Hajeen as, B, 2750 coal Gibraltar, tndia. ss, B. 2000 coal Genoa. Devonia. sa, B, 1750 coal Goa, Devonshire ss, B. 2600 coal, 180 coke St e' van, Hazard, B, 110 coal La Roctietle, Sailor Prince sa, B, 1500 eo&l San Francbcu, Louisia.na, U. 1569 coal Gibraltar, (Jhorruca. S;'n, 1500 coal St "z",ire, Charles Godard St., F, l2'30 coal Bv Nazajre, Gen Chanzy as. F, 1800 coal Buenos Ayres. Hl!.rvest Home, 'I'd, 763 coal N aJlles, Por6rio de :\1a.ctino. y, ó3ó coal Buenos Ayrea, EmUia., Iy,,722 coal IMPOKTS -Sept 19. New Ross. Star of Hope, pitwood. Byrne & Co :swall:;a, Wo¡cester, burnt ore, Tennant &: Co Dantz'j, Hanthewy as. timber, Bland Abertba.w, Union, limestones, Skull
SWANSEA—ARRIVALS.
SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK. Sept 18.—Mane Eugenic. 46. Bridg- water. general. Cymro, 28, Truro, ballast, Ri hard, 25, Port Talboc, sand Condor, 70, Gloucester. pi!,ch. Alpha, 132, AI dro,san. PH!: lrOIL Lenora, 9., Barn. staple, generaf. W J Cummin, Tralee. iimeatone. NORTH DOCK, Sept 19.—Ferric ss, 152, Hanelly. light. Volvnteer. 76. Mymouth, copper ore. Leopard ss, 41, Portishead. lighL SOUTH DOCK, Sept 18.—MnM;ravo ss, 136, pnt back, coal. SOUTH DOCK, Sept 19.—Rio Formoso ss, 99, Ilfra. c,.mbe. passeuc:ers. Avon sa, 276, Newport, lI:eneral. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Sept M.—Catanas ss, 1034, Mitryport. 1'ghc PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Sept 19. —Coniaton fell as, 159, harrow, steel plates. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Sept 18.- Glendowor, Cornish, OrM. NoRiH DOCK. S«pt 19.—Erith as, Se'jtt. Rochester. Anna Maria, Binding. Aberthaw Tom, Binding, Watehet. Champion, Nurse. Bridgwater. Catherine, Dob-on, St Valery. RiVER. Sept 18 —Mermaid. Winley. Pontandemer. hiVER, S<-pt 19.—Mary James, Cotttim, PorthcawL Ina Lass. Jones, Newquay Margaret Lewis, Lewis, Cardigan Mary Ellen. Daviea, Newquay. SOUTH DOCK. Sept l8.—Gudrun. Siade, Parahybtk Catheruie, Witliams, Mumbles. Masgr&ve ss, Harries, St Malo. SOUTH DOCK, Sept 19.—Clifton ss, Alien. BristoL Hetty M, Harrison. St Male. Pery, Gre<n, AIdbrough. Marie Kugenie. Do<:uet, GranviHe. Vigil, Ch&Ik, C&r. diS. Rio Forcioso ss. Thomas, Ijfracombe. PRINCE op WALES DOCK. Sept 18.—Elizabeth Drew, Wilic. ck- Port 'i'atbot. St Albans ss, Sturrock, Ba. touni. Powhattan, Oates. Simons Bay. PRINCE OF \\ALES DOCK, Sept 19—Ocean King ss, Gonid, New OrietUM. CicMro, Hunter. Ensenada. EN1EBED OUTWARDS- Sept 19 Ca<'n. Electra ss. B, 2Cb. Richards. Randell & Co Nantes. Eugene Louise. F, 97, Buill), E W Cook Genoa, Ca?rn?s ss. B, 1024. Henderson, Gueret 'Port Nolloth. Cumbn?and, B, 331. Richardson & Co St Male. Crtatal. B. 25, Mourant. Enright & Co CLEARED—SHpc 19. Genott, CalamM ss, B, 1800 coal Dieppe. Georgette sa, F. 580 coat St Malo, CristaJ, B, 60 coal IMPORTS—Sept 19. Gloucester, Condor, 115 pitch. Graigo!a Morthyr Co Brids'water Marie Eugenic, sundries Barrow, ConiSLon Fell ss, 25 tinplate bars, Webb Shake?pe:tre & Wiilianis 1CO tinplate bars, Graves? end Finpta.e Co 103 tinplatf bars, Landore Tinpiate Co 75 tinplatt; M Lew)s A Son Plymouth, Volunteer, 132 copper ore, Williams Foster Port Taibot, Richard, 40 sand, P Grenfell & Son London. Thunder 400 general, BurgtMa & Co 10o Ardrossan. Aipha.. 240 pi? ircn. W Mitcheil Barustaple, L"nora. aundrica ?? ?(PURTS COASTWISE—Sept 19. Llanelly, Leopard ss, 75 copper ore, Bath <& Son Aberporth. AIbatro«s. 40 coal. Hill Cardigan, Ehzabeth Da vies, 43 coai, Hill C31",1i¡.:an, MUza. Anne, 50 coat. HH1 Worsingtot', Ferric ss, 400 coal, Ystradgyn!afs Co 20 'Juukers, G Taylor Workington. Totka ss, 280 coal, M bunkers, Ystradgyn. lais. Co Carhckfergus, Laurel, 70 coal. Foxhole Coal Co Wexfotd, Sea Flower, 80 coal, Gwaun Cae Gurwem Co Cork, Mary HounseU, 230 coal. A Bout ton <t Co Dublip. Bntam'ia, 130 coal, Williams & Co Cardttf, William and Marth-t, generpt. Burgess <& Co Bridgwater, Sampson, 80 coa,i, Pascoe Dubiin. Eureka, 200 coal, Gwaun Cae Gurwen Co Gal'llton, L\!ona, 196 salt cake, Vivian & SODS Londonderry. Co'uston Fell ss, 300 coaL 20 bnnkeis. Nant Merthyr Co Glasgow via Belfast, Avon ss. sundries
NEWPORT.
NEWPORT. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Sept 19. Galatz and Ibt&H, Ebbw Vale ss, B. 879. More! BMe Para. Freidig, Nwy. 260, Bie. A P FiUeuI Opotto, North Devon ss. B, 484, J Cory & Soao Qnimper, Leonie Anastasi?. F, 92. G W.Jones, H?ard banta Fe and Parana. beagnlJ, Nwy, 3a0, Pedersem, G W Jones, Heard <t Co Port Said, Roeario ss, B. 800, Orders A Handiord CLEARED—Sept 19. f.. ewatz Md Urait, Bbbw Vale as, B, 1KO coat Havre. Enland ss. B, 1400 coal Sables d'OIon e, Corrwgss. B, 1020 coal Trieste, Heathmore ss, E, 2400 coal Bilbao. St Audries ss, B, 870 cia,I Alexandria., Kddelt.ht.rpe ss, B, 2370 coal Rio Janeiro, Bride. Ger. 1303 coal IMPORr!S—Septil9. Bordeaux, Thos Coats ss, 900 loads pitwood, Newport Pitwood Co Bilbao, Rosario ss, 1800 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co
LLANELLY.
LLANELLY. CLEAR KO—Sept 19. Honpeur. Antrim ss, B. 580 coal Wextord. Vivid, B, 80 culm Borrow. Bm ry ss, B, S20 silica stones .Liverpool, Vola.na ss, B, genera.1
NEATH AND BRITON FERRY.
NEATH AND BRITON FERRY. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Sept 19. Trouville, Ba.rru!f:ton sa. B, 236. Tuplin, J F tVUHama: Stettin, Minnie Elkan, B, 127. GriSiths. W M Lewis CLEARED-Sept 19. Dublin, Duddon ss. B, 370 coal, Dynevor Coal Co London, Electric, B. 72 bricks, 36 c!ay, Abernant Co Hayle. Nantes ss. B, 350 coai. Dynevor Coal Co Trouville, Burnngton sw, B, 440 coal Hayle. Bessie ss, B, 360 coal, Hynevor Coal Co Portreath, Uli.ia ss, B, 255 coal..Dynevor Coal Co Looe, Ifor, B, 160 coal, Dynevor -Coal Co
PORTHCAWL.I
PORTHCAWL. ARRIVALS. Sept 19.-Alma, Falmouth, baMast. M&!y James. Swansea, light. SAtUNG. Sept'19.—Favourite. jTIfracombe, 55. coal.
THE AWDL.
THE AWDL. TO THE KDITOR. SiB,—Allow me to say a word or two with reference to the awdl controversy in your columns. I have read with much interest the pro and con arguments of yonr correspondents on che above subject. I believe your correspondent in last Friday's issue went beyond his license while advocating the annihilation of the anciant daughter of the Weish muse (cynghanedd). The above suggestion is rather unbecoming woeo we consider that the writer himself is a Welshman and a poet of no mean reputation. Mr Rowland thinks the Welsh cyngbanedd fit for nothing except to decorate churchyard tombstones. I bsg to differ widely from him on this point. His knowledge of the Welsh alliteration must "s very limited indeed, hence his desire to extermi- nate it. By all means let those who love and cheriah her do so kill her not. I quite agree with Gurnos Jones on this point. Let the compe- tition for the national chair be tree, all competitors to chose the a!p<M or p?-yddest. Composing in the awdl metre is as natural to some of our national bards us breathing. The close restrictions of the cyKpAanMM do not seem to be a burden to them wheu the'r minds are on the wings of imagination. When reading "Rothsay Castle, by Caledfryn Cariad," by Dyfed and Cartref," by Berw, we are not imbued with the idea that sense is sacrificed for sound," as Mr Rowlands mainta'ns. Here every sentence is pregnant with high thoughts, and dressed in the most sublime language. He again thinks that each poet should choose his own dear subject for competition. This would be a novelty in the eisteddfodic circle; but I am afraid that competitors and adjudicators alike would not relish this as genuine food. We have already a host of grumblers in the eistedd- fodic field who are never satisfied with the result of any adjudication, but were we to ttdopt Mr Rowlands'a suggestion, no doubt their number would increase 100 per cent., and soon grow a &c general peat in the world of literature.—I:un. &c., D. W DAVIES. Croworton, Sept. 15,1888.
PARNELL DEFENCE FUND.
PARNELL DEFENCE FUND. TO THE EDITOR SiB,—I do not know when I uave read anythiDK so altogether satisfactory a-; that which appeared in to-day,3 issue of the <SoM<A Wales D<n!y News, viz-, the unconditional release of Mr John Dillo" and the opening up of a fund towards assisting Mr Parnell in the expense he has been put to 1° defending himsetf and his fellow members agaiost such abominable charges made Hgainst them by the TtMes. It would '-eem as if it had been reserved for Mr R N. Hall that on the eve of starting the above fund we sbonid see our hope& fully realized, for I take it that the splendid efforts put forth by Liberals throughout the principality in demanding the immediate release ot John Dillon have had a great deal to do with this pleasing result, and I sincerely hope that the steps now taken by the South Wales Liberal Federation in opening a Pencil defence fund will be taken up with the same determined spirit, andlo that the same means may be adopted as in the case of John Dillon-I mean a hoase-to-bofse canvass, and ultimately prove as complete a success. I ought perhaps to mention that a list lies on the cable of the Cardiff Workmen's Liberal Institute.—I am, &.c.. T. L. WHITT. St. Mary's-street, Cardiff.
THE MERTHYR VACANCY.
THE MERTHYR VACANCY. TO THE EDITOR. SiB,—Permit me a small space in your columns to answer Nome of the unjust attacks made upon me by Mr John Lewis, onr miners' secretary for this district, as prmted in your columns. It seems to me that he is determined to do all that he can to damage me. He has stated that it was a prearrangemont between the Merthyr delegates and mysc)f on Tuesday, September the lltb, that I was to be nominated at that meeting." A greater untruth could never have been uttered. I' never know that it was the intention of the Merthyr men to nommate.. me a all, leave alone that tbt-y were going to do so that night. He says again that had he been at the meeting ha would have dona bis utmost to prevent the trickery." Although I do not believe that nominating any person that night was a wise step, yet 1 cannot see that it merits the term trickery, for they bad a perfect right to name persons then- Thia is proved by the wording of the circular catling the meeting, which reads as follows (third paragraph):— The object of the meetin is to dicuss the bility of markinz cut tile th. wa,s carrie,.l unkniiiiously at the iiia-s meetin, Ab &von, viz., That the time has arrived <vhen a labour candidate should be selected to stand for the seat by. the of our co'UM to the !:oactuaion to selecc a. labour candidate, we ahaJI then discuss the ways and means to support him. Why shoutd John Lewis and his party make such a disturbance because two persons were named there that night, especially seeing that the list of nomination swas left open till Saturday ? John Lewis said that the Abernant meeting ignored the Liberal Association." I should like to ask any man of common sense if anyone is justified in making such an assertion when only one individual out of about 100 delegates mentioned anything about- ignoring the Liberal Association. Mr John Lewis was not present at this meeting, and I would advise him not to listen to eo much tittle-tattle.—I am, to.. Sept. 18. D. MORGAN.
CRICKET.
CRICKET. THE HASTINGS WEEK.-SOUTH OF ENGLAND v. AUSTRALIANS. At Hastings yesterday the Australians gained a. over the South or England by nine wickets. Less than an hour's actual play proved sufBcient: yestt rday to bring the match to a cone usion. The second innings of the South finished off for th" addition of øix runs, and the Australians were left with 59 to get to win on a hard ):round. This was. of course, au easy ta.,k and though McDonaeH was caught and bowled for four. BaDnomMn and Trott hit off the runs between them. both playing capital cricket. It is some time since the colonial team have been seen to such advaiitage it a.!t points, and the success must be very te thew, after their recent failures. Score:— SOUTH. 1st Innings. 2nd Innings. W.G.Gr&ce.cWon-aU.bTumer 4 c Bonnor, bFeme.. 53 Abel. c Bonner, b Trott. 29 c Worrall, b Turner 5 W. run oat 0 b Ferris 11 W. Re&d, c Trott. b Turner 9 c Blackham.b Fen-is 24 J.Key, c Turner 44 st Jarvis, b 0 Pigg, ejarvis, btrott 0 not out 38 Lohma.nncl>a.nnennlWbTrott 10 c Edwards. b Lyons.. 6 Sutthery.stJarris.bTrott.. 9 bTumer 14 Smith, c Bannerman. b Ferris 44 b Ferris 7 Pbillips.cl\{cDonnell,bTurner 9 c and b Turner 6 Extras.?. 14 ExtrM. 11 Total. 174 Totti 17& AC8T]tAUANtt. 1st Inninjt&. 2nd Innings. 15 not out 26 McDonnell. c b Wrott.bLohmann. 50 not. out. !1 Bonnor, b Smith 5 Lyons, c A bel, b 84 1 b Smith 37 .n. Blackham.bPta;?. 2 .?..?.J. Worrau. c Pigg, bRe&d. 27 Ferhtt, not out. 0 KxtrM. 25 Extra& 1 Tottt.291 Total 62
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Pembroke Dock. 133 A NYONE wishing to pm'chaae dir'-ct- may do so <.t ?? any London Pianoiorte Home on presentation Of Wade and Aleggitt's card, who wiU a.Uow 25 per Cent. discount, :,nd t'ay all carriage. 133 \7" ADE and MEGGITT, Organ Builders to the Vy Lords of the Admiralty, are now erecting a.n Orga,n-on an improved principle—to be opened at the Coagregaional Church, Briugend, on the 3rd of ?etcher. Inspection of workmanship, material, tone, and:price, invited. 133 GoFu ther and Fare Wor.Close of JLf Tenby season. 55 Pianos at prices defying Jletition.-Wade and Meggitt, Tenby. 133 EASY."—A marvellous easy method for all to play Piano, Harmonium Is, free.—Rev Wm. Hughes. Blackmill, Bridgend. 49 TMANOFORTE, Harmony, Counterpoint. — Miss Cape (Senior Honours, Certincates, Trinity Col- ??, London) receives pupils. Theory class on Satur- day morning. Preparation for public examinations. Tenn commences September 17th.—9, The Walk, Car- ditt. 770 SCHOOL OF MUSIC, in union with the London College of Music.—Miss Simpson, Glynrhondda- street Cathays, Cardiff. Pupils prepared f or L.C.M. exatninations. 726 -.WANTED. a Harpist who ea.n accompany fairly on t the piano for a tour of about three m"nths in "he North of Enla.nd.-Apply, with particulars, eu- clooij? stamped envelope, to Mr Jacob Da vies, Mande- ?'e-?ace. Cardiff. 218 (BHueaUonat. TRENCH, Spanish, Italian, German, Private Tuition Classes. Special Classes for Commercial Corrbs- pondence and Conversation. Candidates prepared for t"e Medical, Law, Civil Service, Excise, and Customs t.xatnma,tions. Scholarships (through the post), Arith- metIc, Book-keeping, Shorthand.—Mr W. Haines, Public Transla.tor, 25, Park-street. CardiB'362 FRENCH.—Private Lesson required once a week; 1 to 8 p.m. preferred; st&te terms.—Pupil, South Wales Daily News," CardiS. 129 ? ? OVERNESS (Nursery) desires re-en?ement; ?-T thorou-h English, muaic, rudimentary French, ?M dra.wing high sc references Cardin' preferred.— stress A). Robinson, Post- ftice, BIaenavon. 212 :LESSONS in English, French, and Music, by ex- ?-? perienced governess. Terms, Is an hour.—Miss Btrnons, 3, St. Peter-street, Roath, CardiS. 48 SCIENTIFIC DRESS ASSOCIATION.-Improved ? "yst m thoroughly taught. Prospectus free. tTonch bodice patterns to nt. Ladies' own materials m..de Up at moderate prices.—Miss P.'Iin(from Regent- street. London), 4. Queen-street. Cardiff_27 WANSEA-French. German, :-<pa.nish, Latin. I-. Book-keeping, and Shorthand thorough tuition classes now forming.—Oswald Korth, Public Tn.ns- 5, Kensington-terrace.232 \? ANTED, for Grange College, Leominster, a Young Lady us Articled Pupil, re ident or nOIl.resident all a.ccotnpHshments and examinations. a. Young Gen leman to Train for the Senior Cam- bndge and the London Mat'ic highest science and art. Laboratory.—Apply to the Principal. 2t0 is onttstî.c ftlJ ants. E-X¡;ERIENCED Nurse seeks Situation in cr near Swansea.—Address Nurse. South Wales Daily 22 -( NE HAL SERVANT wanted; Rood character T indispnsa.ble.-Apply at 1, Plasturton.place, comer of Rvder-street, Higher CathedraJ-road, CardiS. _2088 ?1 ENERAL SERVANT wanted, where another is ?!. kept (near London).—Address Miss Pile, House, Bensham Manor.roaLd, Thomtoa Heath. Surrey. _965 t ADiE? wanting Servants of all classes Servants ?T"????? situations, town and country, apply Mrs .Hossg-g Kegistry, 16, Wyndham Arcade ? ardiS.67 PERSON seeks engagement to l.VJt Wait on imvaJid, or Housemaid im sma. Christian fa.mily, place of trust. —M., Deep Dean, Ross. 206 v ANTED, re-engagement Nurse good refer- encea given age 24.—Address A. E., Daily :News" Office, Ust. 214 W.- ANTED, a Housemaid; smallfamily.—Mrs Jones. Northlands, Maindy, CardiS. 223 önNTED, a thoroughly-good Housemauf; must be sood, plain needlewoman. — Apply Mrs Pyman, Park-road. Penarth._ 2107 \? ANTED, good plain Conk, quiet, hard-working J ?oman good soups and pastry required good character, 'ge not under 30.—Apply in nrst instance Mrs Parrott. Tenby. 152 ,r ANTED, by widow, age 30, situation's Working Housekeeper or House Parlourmaid; ex- cellent references.-Address M. C., 60, LIa.ndaS.road, Canton, Cardiff. 126 TED (at once), Greneral Servant, able to wash V a.nd iron.—Apply Williams, Grocer, Maindee Newport. 2101 WA.NTEDa-göõd Cook; smaU da.uy;two in family. Mrs Roman, Marlwood Granse Thomhury Gloucestershire. iig ANTED, situation as Mothet's Help for strong ? tespectable girl, aged 16; 18 months' reference. Mrs itendtiU, Possession House, Woolaston. t.ydney. 51 WD, experienced House parlourmaid; T T General Servant disengaged.—Servants'Agency. Beaufort-street, Brynmawr. S.W. 50 WANT.EI>a respecraMe, tidy girl as Nursemaid references required. —Apply Mrs Butman. Wb'tchurch.CardiQ' 25 WANTED, a good General Servant for kitchen; V T about 30 used to children able to do plain ?rH? ?"? P? washing.—Apply, stating references, to_uooson, Cross Keys, Tonypandy. 37 ANTED, good plain Cook for gentleman's house V v m the country.—Address Panty Bailea, Aber- ga.venny. 991 WANTED, a thoroughly experienced General ? Servant; muet be a good cook.—Address P K.. Sonth_Wales Daily News Omce, CardiS. ,T ANTED in a small family, a. good Genera.! Servllont must understand cooking; assistance given; boy kept; no laundry work; country girL if experienced, not obect.eci to.-CaU bctveem 6 and 9, 33. fMK.ptMe, CarcWf, Situations it a,ant. A PPRENTICE.—Wanted, a. sharp, gentlemanly A Youth, aged 14 to 15, to !earn the business of Hairdre-ser thor ugh practical knowledge taught in tiJree 'ear. 2s 6ù per week first, 5s sconù, 7 6d third year. To live in the house comfortable home. Premium B25.—F. J'JOes, 148, Earl s Court- road, London, S.W. 171 A PPRENTICE wanted to the bakery.—Apply to the Ca.tha.ys Co-operative Society, 117, WoodviUe- roid, Cathays, CardiS. 196 BEAKERS and CONFECTIONERS.—Wanted imme- diately an Improver, good references, 18 to ¿o; accustomed to both branches.-John James, Confec- tioner, Pontyc;mmer. 155 ])LJ'AKERS.—Wanted immediately, tirst-class Fere- I..> man, well up in bread 'maU. H,;nest, indus. trious, oblig,np: abstainer preferred. Good waxes to good mac.—Address, with references, Alton, Echo Otnce, '-ardiS. 65 ])) OILER CO VKRERS.—Thoroughly prart.ical mem fjt required immediately constant work for steady men.—Apply Boiler, Daily News," Swansea. 124 T[)OOT TRADE.—Wanted.'two good Rounders on men's and boys'; !<lso good Stitched Hands con- stant.—Carpenters and Sons, Bridge-st., Cardig. 226 DOUT TKADE—Wanted. Rivetters omen's and JLJ women's na.iied work.—Apply W. B., Witchell, South Wa),.s Boot Manufactory. Abersychan. 664 ? UTCHER?' RUNNER. — Wanted,respecta.ble §_) trustwor'hy man, with good references must be experienced, and used to the work.—Apply 78, Commercial-road, Newport, Mon. i4& CHARITABLE PERSONS can increase their own ?/ incomes Bl to BM per week, and help hospitals, missions, and cases of want.—See Barker's Trade and Finance." of a!I Newavendors and Bookstalls, or post free, 2d —36, Mark-lane, London. 1912—784 Girt having experience in working a round machine.—Apply Machini&t. DM!y News OfBce, Cardiff. 15<J2 EJ\lPLOYJ.\lENT offered tn an, either hex, whole or spue ti<ne, B4 to B6 weekly nothing to leam cannot faU six stamps for everything necessary to commence work at once. Send to-day. This ia genuine.—J H. Voice. 21, Napier-street. Gloucester.943 EMPLOYMENT FOR INDIES.-laa week!y can JL'J be earned by the Automatic Knitting Machine obtaina.ble for c'lsb, or on hire purchase system; ,ork supplied.—Appiy S. W. Company. 67, London 801 t AJ) wanted for Custom House work.—Apply J. JLj EIlioit and Sons, Ship Store Merchants, Bute Docks. Cardiff. 229 IT AVER ON.—Wanted, in the Cardiff Exhibition, a i_J sharp lad, used to a Cropper.—Apply, this day, Water!ow'<, Exchange Buildings. CardiS. 127 -(:')- PË{TÕ ALL.—JE2 to B10 per week easily earned without inten"'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. 1685—718 ROLLI<R, Doubter, and Furnace :Man wanted; sober and steady workmen will find constant employment.—Apply Conway Bros. Pontrhydyrun Works, near Newport. 243 TRONG LAD Wanted, about 16; accustomed to ? small goods must be able to kill sheep good scholar preferred.—W. Morgan, Penrhiwceibr. 982 ,tp0 BAKERS.—David Jones and Co., of Dowlais, JL want strong and respectable men. — Apply, personallY, at Bakery. BOOTMAKERS—Wanted, a general craft.— L Apply to J. s. EUerington, 7, Thomas-street, Pontlottyn_ 989 m0 GROCERS' HAULIER"WantM, a strong. steady, and active yonng man as hauHer ?tt e age, salar', and references to 0. George, Hirw in. 201 PORK HUTCHE US.—Wanted at once, a Srst- JL class man, well up in all its branches.—ComweII, Pena.rth. 143 rtIO SHOEMAKERS.—Wanted at once, a good JL General Workman.—Thos. Morga.n. Talybont, Bwlch, R.S 0.. Breconshire. 211 '1,0 TAILORS.—Wanted at once, good trousers and JL vest hand.—Apply A. Prout, 56, Church-road, Ton Pean'e, Rhondda. 240 \? ANTED, Young Man used to bread and cake ?V ?b'kmg; able to serve at grocery counter; wUhng to make htmself generally useful (Welsh).— Apply Thomas Rich, Plymouth-street, Merthyr. \V ANTED, a Watch and Clock Jobber, with tools, V f to uve m.—Apply at once Hyman, Watchmaker, Dowlais._ 202 t.t.rANTED.a young man (singie), by a greengrocery V v and to be gener:tlly useful, and used to horses, with reference—Apply to R. Jone<, Nantymoel, near Bridgend._ 194 W. ANTED, Yonng Man used to bread and cake TY baking, able to serve at grocery counter; willing t:) make himself generally useful; Welsh.— Apply J. Preston, Port TaJbot. 199 JlTÂNTED immediately, a good Slater, Plasterer. V &c.—Apply to D. Morgan, 6, Queen-square. Tredeg&r._ *ig9 WANTJ;D at once, good Tin-plate Roller, used to TT cùarcoal iron must be sober, industrious, and good workall.-Sta.te prices tn Rotler, 54, Union- street, Birmingham. 164 T ANTED, working Farm BailiS for farm of 200 V t acres, chiony grass. He must have a thorough knowledge of stock, and be accustomed to dairy farm; if married. Mid wife capable of taking charge of dairy Mtd poultry, preferred.—Apply T. U. Lewis. 5. Bryn- road, Swansea. 122 VXT ANTED, a Young Man to deliver bread by cart; TT must be fairly quick at figures.—Apply to William Lewis, GIansychan House, Abersychan. 114 ANTED, a good General Hand must be steady. TV —Apply Coles and Co., Boot Repairing Shop, Market-street, LIaneIIy. 52 W. AN'rD, a good Gardener, one other kept; T V wages, jE 2s a week, house ajtd coal. Muse be active and retiable. Wife as housemaid; no family. To be !eft as caretakers for six months.— Address Mrs Thomas, Llanwern, Newpor, Mon. 988 WANT ED, a caretaker for an unfurnished house in f Y Chtu-lea.t.trMt.—Apply D. L. Owen, Penarth. _970 W. ANTED. Persona to Work at Homt). fair sa.la.ry V T eXDerienco unnecessary; perfectly leKiC'mate with stamp. JKe!ia.ble ManufR.c- tunng Co.. Cheltenham. 866 may be ea.sily and nonellLly rea.lised by persons of either sex, without hind'ance to present occupation.—For partic't- IaM and sample, enclosed addressed envelope to Evans, Watts and Company, P 157, Merchants, Birmingham.— This is genuine. 236 1JLlp s5istantst «£. I )RAPERY. -Wanted at once. two experienced t ? Young Men good window dressers, steady, and able to speak Welsh.- Williams and Co., Lloyd's Shop, Pentre. e )RAPERy.-Wanted, an experienced Young Man, f; ? good window dresser; also a good Junior Welsh indispensable.—Apply T. Yorath, Swansea. H64 N DRAPERY AND OUTFITTI!'<GL—Wanted imme- _tt ? diately. an experienced young man must be a good salesman, and produce undoubted refer nces, to manage a branch shop.—Apply, with age, experi nee, salary, and references, T. Havard. Victoria. House, Trehams, R.O. jt.'XPXHIENCED Man wanted for the Pawnbroking t'usiness, salesman must have good reference-. fortmght's time for applications.—Apply Mrs Freed- man, Glebeland, Merthyr. 19 ('1 LASS and CHINA TRADE.—Wanted, an experi- ? TT enced, persevering Young Man must be a good salesman and book-keeper, and not object to make himself useful; state age, references, ajid salary; need not apply unless used to the business.—J. Miller, 18, Market.street, Pontypridd. 46 G-ROCERá-=:JabeZ Davies, Swan has a. 972 for an apprentice. 972 ? ROCERY.—Wanted at once, an'?ctivo?Iad as ?J<' Apprentice.— Apply International Stores, Pentre. Ystrad. 200 ? 1 ROCERY.—Wanted immediately, a smart Junior ?3T agti 16 to 18 years must write a good hand.— Apply personally, with references, to James Herbert, Grucer. Crumlin. 203 ?? ROCERY.—Wantedimmediately (indoors),a ?y steady Young Man to take charge of horse and cart, and make himself gE'nerally useful.-Apply, giving ful! particulars, to Watkins and Sen, Emporium, Brynmawr. 13 ? 1 ROCERY and PROVISIONS. — Wanted, good ?J Junior also strong Lad to deliver goods, and serve occasionally. Apply Manager, Co.operative Supply, Burry Port. ° 92 ? t ILUNERY.—Wamed immediately, weU educated ?Tt young girl as a-oprentice to the MiUinery and Show-ro'.m.—W. Thomas, 50, High-street. Swansea 136 "]\/1 ILLINERY.—Wanted immediately, a quick and .i' sty)i<h Milliner (Welsh), use to serving.—Apply James and Hees, Drapers, Forth. 84 ?1 ILLINERY.—Wa,nt?!.a,?tylish Milliner, able? JLTJL serve.—Apply, with age, experience, salary, and references, Havard, Victoria House, Treharris.R.S.O. ft PROVISIONS.—Wanted, an experienced Hand for B soliciting and counter undoubted references and qualifications required abstainer.—Protheroe, Splotlands, CardiC. 981 SITUATION Wanted as Grocer's Assistant or Manager; good references. Address Alpha, Post-ofHce.Ba.rgoed. 955 CLOTHIERS and OUTFITTERS.—Re engage- Jt. ment by a pushing business man as manager highest references.—Address W. J. "Daily News," Swansea. 123 ']'0 J Wilson and Cooke, Cardigan l5j WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to the V T rniHinery one for millinery sajes (out- doors).—Mrs Jones, 22, Commercial-street, Newport. WANTED, a pushing Young Man for sale trade in *V a, Pawnbroking Establishment, and to make himself generally useful.—Apply R.J.J., care of E. Cartwright, Printer. HiRh-street, Dowlais. 151 W ANTED, Young Man, age about 22, to manage TV Grocery Husiness knowledge of drapery necea- sary.—Apply J. Llewellyn, Abercame, Mon. WANTED, a Junior Assistant for front shop, one TV acquainted with bespoke tailoring.—Apply E. J. Baker, 55, Queen-street, UardiS. 1:18 W ANTED, an Assistant for Grocery and Provi- West and Co./Carmarthen-road, Swansea,. 963 OLlr.rkst :Ø(nna:grSt & CLERK (27). good accountant and correspondent, ?_? desires re-engagement; 8 years' railway experi- ence.—Address M. S., Daily News" OtEce, Swansea. .iítuations ir) AKERS.—Wanted, Situation by respectable Young JD Man as Single Hand good reference.—C., 121, New Railway-street, Spl' tiand, CardifF. 181 t) AKERS ANI) UONFECTlOERS. Wanted, JD situation, by respectable young man, as second or single hand; well up in both branches.-Address J. Ross, 4, Upper Frog-street, Tenby. 145 L,XPERIENCED fanner's son (24) seeks engagement as Working BailiS, Foreman, or place of trust; cood references.—T. Matthews, Rodbourne, Malmes- bury. 149 T?/< ACHINIST and Needlewoman seeks sewing in ?rJL gentleman's family hire, 4s 7d per week town or country.—Lamb, 18, Walter's-road, Swansea. 25 To BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS.—Wanted, J_ situation by young man (age 25), single or second well up in cake and smalls 9 years' experience.— Thomas, 6, Flannel-street, Abergavenny. 147 To COACHBUILDERS.—Coach Painter wants job; JL steady, fair workman.—H. WHUams, AH Saints'. !ane, EastClevedon. 162 '1'0 IA8TER BAKERS. — A respectable Yonng JL Man seeks re engagement &s single or good second hand good knowledge of smalls good refer- ences.—Apply H. Beard, No. 5, Kingston, Yeovil, Somersetshire. 165 MASTER BAKERS.-Young man seeks situa.- t. tion M Bt<a<t Baker 8 years' experience total abstainer; age "'25—Mr George HMtiM, Newera. Lydttey. M flpO MASTER PRINTERS.—Jobbing Hand seeka JL re-engagement as working overseer, or otherwise. Address, staging terms, J. B., 6, London-road, Salis- bury._ 960 WANTED, Situation as Under-Waitrcss; also, Situation Wanted as Under-Housemaid in Hotel.—Address E., 5, Parade-terrace, Ilfracombe. 56 WANTED, Re-engagement as Barmaid; quick ? V counter trade preferred thoroughly experi- enced good references.—Address M., 108, Melbourne- stret, Gloucester. 88 I ).gtndt5, Utrabelltrs, &t. A DVANTAGEOUS LUBRICATION.—The Stan- ?TL dard Lubricating Oils Company, Drapers' Gardens, London.—We supply steamships, mitts, mines, foundries, factories, works, &c., and the Governmput. Agents wanted. 109 A GENTS Wanted in each of the undermentioned ?CTL towns, who can earn at least j32 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" Omee, CardiS. Aberdare, BIackwood, Bridgend, Cowbridge, Caerphilly, Chepstow. LIantrissant, Maes- teg, M rthyr, Porthcawl, Tredegar 2121 A GENTS wanted; 5s 6d self-operating labour- ?nL saving "Wonder Washer." Sample 2s 6d,post free.—S. W. Daniel, 5S, Southwark-street. London. 89 A GENTS wanted in every Town and Village throuhout the United Kindom; 'lerms most liberal.—Apply to J," Room 5, 1 and 2, Chiswell- street. London. 57 A GENT wanted, S26 per quarter, paid weekly ?nL splendid opening; experience unnecessary; f specimens free.—Address Compo,lorks, Famworth. Bolton. 799 A GENTS wanted for our noted Rubber Stamps Jiberat commission.—Baker and Co., M, Pulford. street. Pimlico, London. 965 PAPR TRAD R.—Representative wanted for por- I_ tion South Wales applications onty entertained from those in the trade and having a connection.—Hol- loway and Son, Bristol. 950 TEA IMPORTER will give Jiberat commission to JL persons introducing orders for cash 201b boxes and upwards.—Apply Davis, 16, East India-road, London. 163 Travellers or Agents for Wholesale T v Provision Trade. Good salary and commission. —Apply Palatine Works, Palatine-road, Stoke New- ington, London. 222 VXTANTED, Agents for Hardware, JeweDery, TT Watches, Furniture, Tobacconists' Goods. Shopkeepers' Book, 100 pages, free.—Henry May (292), Birmingham. 204 a respectable man to sell an article of T T great use.—Apply T. E., 82, Rangemoor-road, S. Tottenham, London, N. 105 WANTED, an Agent to sell American Provisions, T v but particularly Margarine and Irish Butter.— Address C. B. G., Daily News 0<Ece. CardiS. 55 l£lTÙgíng5 ;¡\.partmeuts, &1:. OPPORTUNITY for learning French thoroughly; ?J' board or apartments in French family.—12, Richmond-ten-ace, Park place, CardiS. 213 PENAUTH;-Lansdowne Private Hotel and Srst- class Boarding ]j;stablishment; opposite station. Sea view. Terms from 6s 6d per day. Apartments at Glendale adjoining. 901 DDORTHCAWL.—The Esplanade Hotel has CoSee <L and Ladies' Drawing Rooms lacing the sea, terms two guineas per week.—Address Manageress. 889 ?EA-SIDE. — To b? Let, comfortably-furnished ? Apartments two minutes' waik of the sea.— Particulars, G. Rice, Channel View House, Leys, Cowbridge. 154 EASIDE ?? suites of apartments, not 20 yards from the sea. to Let. — Address Manageress, Esplanade, Porthca-wl. Bridgend. 890 SUPERIOR Apartments for one or two Gentlemen ?? central position terms moderate and inclusive.— Apply 25, Charles-street, CardiS. 238 ,1' 0 LET, comfortable Sitting and Front Bedroom; near exhibition would suit two ladies or gen- Uemen.-27, Topaz.street, Roath, CardiS. 10 1jnUSts ilianftC1. FURNISHED HOUSE wanted.—Four or Sve bed- Jf rooms, garden, near river fishing. One year. Rent moderate. -H.S.. 4, Austin Friars, London. 169 'T ANTED, a small House iu Tredegarville rent V v not exceeding S35 per annum 2 sitting-rooms and 4 bedrooms required bathroom indispensable. Occupation from 1st January next.—Apply C.S., Daily News," CardiS.967 Jot alt,-1iøU5tS, 'Ianà, &.c. ?'J[? CASH?DOWN, the balance by easy insta!- 3?-HjF ments, will purchase Houses in Upper George-street, Tyier-street, Theodora-street. Wells- street. Edward-st1"eet, BruneI-street, and Severn-road. See Messrs Hern's Register.—OSiees, 72, St. Mary-street, CardiS. 1049 CARDIFF, Clifton-street. — Corner Shop. price .J re&onable; side entrance. Applv .1 enkins, Clarke and ) easdale. Sun Eire OBice, Philharmonic Chambers. CardiS. 1050 TTjURE BRICK WORKS.—FOR SALE by PRIVATE 1' TREATY. aU those FIRM and other BRICK- WORKS at CWMAVON. in the County of G)am- orgau, known as 'the Cwmavon Brickworks, near Port Talbot, and in direct communication with the Rbondda and Swansea Bay and Great Western Railways. Those works, which have recently been remodelled and extended and fitted with the most approved appliances, and are in ful! operation, are situate in the centre of the Cwmavon Works Estate, and are con. tiguoos to the Copper Works of the Rio Tinto Company. the Tin plate Works of the Copper Miners' Tin-pla.te Company, and tbe Collieries Blast Furnaces, aud gteet Wnrks pf the Cwmavon Works'Proprietors and the bnik óf the make if! tàken by tbese works The supply of the best tire and other clays is prac- tically unhmited, and the works, which c:a. if necef;- sary, be extended. are now capable of turning out upwards of three millions of bricks per annum. For particulars and to view, appty to Messrs Tennant and Jones, Solicitors, Aberavon. 62 SALE by Private Tteaty. a compact Freehold Jf Property (in the parish of M"rden, Herefordshire), cdted Rose Villa, within one mi!e from Moreton-on- Lugg Station, and 8ve miles from tiereford (near to Church and Post Office), compri!mg 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 ceUM-, cow-house and ca!ves' cot witb ranj!e in front, ditto stable and chaff-room, cart house and coach-house, and a good room all over the same, pig-geries, &c., wIth t611 acres (more or less) of rich pasture )and, about three acres of which are planted with choice fruit trees in fuil bearing; good supply of water on the premises.—For further particu- lars and price apply to Mr William James personally, on the premises. 7.18 FOR SALE, 16, Dumfries-place. CardiS; suit pro- fessional man.-Apply on premiss. 152 FOR SALE, several well-built and conveniently J' ntted out Houses one corner house with side entrance, coal cellars, hot and cold baths.—Particulars of H. Lewis, 52, Arran-street. Roath, CardiS. 183 HOTEL, Docks, CardiS, to be Sold.-Apoly JL to D. L Owen, CardiS. 971 rtlALBOT-STREET (oS Cathedra]-rad).—For Sale. JL two Villas cheap, immediate purchaser, private, mortgage remain.—Apply Emery, Church- street. Caj-diS. 955 f)p0 BE SOLD, First-class Family Residence in ?. Lower Richmond-road: price B900.—Jenkins. Ctarke and Toasdale, Philharmonic Chambers, CardiS. _1050 WJ<;STON HOUSE. 188. Cowbridge-road, CardiS.- t V This welt-built freehold Residence for disposal. —Appty to Messrs Jenkins, PM)harmonic Chambers, CardiS.1050 fita br 't.-1iaUsts, 'Ilnb «r. C-HEPsi'oW-ROAD, Maindee. Newport —A con- ?/ venient and weli-appointed Family Residence, known as Ffrwd Vale, standing in its own ground,; good stabling, kitchen garden, and glass-houses immediate posBession.-Pa.rtlculars and orders to view, Mr Dauncey. Solicitor, Newport. 2084 I CONVENIENT seven.roomed House, with Conser vatory and Vinery, to !et in -stacey-road.—Apply Lewis Hopkins, 10, Queen-street. CardiS. 94 < ?OCKS, CardiS.—To let, 25, Eleanor-street, in good B_? repair.—Apply Lewis Hopkins, 10, Queen-street, CardiS. 96 'tjlERRYSIDE.—To be Let, GilBtMTviIIa, containing JL' 2 pat lours, 5 bedroom". 2 kitchens, and a good garden, near the Chui-eh and Station; splendid sea view.—Apply R. Johns, Ferryside. _91 ? ENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, 6 bedrooms, bath- ?3? room (hot and cold); within one minute of St. Helen's-road and trams; ground rent very low.—Box 99, Post-omce, Swansea. 976 tTTOUSE to Let, S3, Rawden-place hot water bath. JLJL Apply 37, Rawden-place. Canton. CardiS. 15 KIDWELLY, Ca.rmarthen 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, Ac—Apply Mr William Davids. Lady-street. Kidwelly; or Mrs Routledge, 4, Burman-street. Swansea. Ill Tt?t UMBLES.— Comfortably furnished seven-roomed iTJ. Cottage, facing sea and trams: three or six months.—Apply Garden, "Daily News" Onice, Swan sea. 74 House on beach to Let )T immediate pos-ession; nine rooms; rent moderate. Jenkina.CIajke.andTeasdaie. Philharmonic Chambers, CardtS. 1050 PENRT-To be Let or Sold, AlvaGlen, splendid iL viUa in Weatbourne-road: three reception- rooms and every convenience.—Apply to C. Tonkin. 12, Wtndsor-road, Penarth. b96 (?lOUTH-WEST MALVERN.—Teynham Lodge to* )? Let, with every convenience; garden, orchard, paddock, stable, ca,]-riage-hou"e.—J. Everal, buHder, Ma.lvem. 939 C' WANSEA.—To let, Two Houses, TrafaJgar-terraëë ? and Hawthorn House, Mumbles.—Apply Daniel Philhps. Anotioneer, Swansea. 135 To BE LET (furnished), Bryngarw House, close to Jt_ a station on the Great Western RaHway, and four mues from Bridgend, containing 3 sitting-rooms. 7 bedrooms, and dressing-room good stabling land if required.—For particulars apply to Messrs Richards and Blosse, Charles-street Chambers, Cardiff. 2104 FtriO LET, GIoyne Viila, 199, Severn-road, Canton I_ iMge, commodious house.—Apply A. J. Harris, Queen's Chambers, CardiS. 236 Ft?O LET. House, stable and coach-house, suitable JL tor cab proprietor, Ac., 25, Oxford-street, Roath. Apply D. Rowlands, 15, Queen-street. CardiS. 192 LET. 17, Wordsworth-stteet, CardiS.—Apply at 16, Wordsworth-street. 98 To be LET, Baglan Cottage. Baglan, Briton Ferry, J_ 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 Belds of good pasture land—Apply to Mr Scale, solicitor, Neath. 2098 To LET, 2, Stacey-road immediate possession.— JL Apply G. W. Hodkinson. 9, Stacey-road, Roath. CardiS. 40 ?j ?0 *LET, 230, Newport-road, containing nine rooms; i drainageperfect. Also 210, dive-street. Grange. —Apply A. Kinnersley, 4, Upper Station-terrsce, CardiS. 933 DnO LET, respectable Private Residence, newly- JL erected, wel!-nnished eight rooms suitable for retired gentleman's family moderate rent; healthy and picturesque locatity, adjoining Whitland Junction. —Apply John Lewis, Maesyffynon, Whitland. 24 be Let, No. 3, Windsor v V p!ace, CardiS. The premises are admirably adapted for a professional gentleman.—Apply at the South Wales Daity News OfEee, CardiS. 1121 ?? GLYNRHONDDA STREKTto !et;'newly ??f, painted and papered hot and cold bath, and back entrance.—AppOt A. Ctibba, 12, Qlymb<mdda. otteet, Car<H& ili «.0 1rd.lhtsims!í Jrtmises, &t. A BERDARE.—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. _75 1DRKWERY to Let tirst-class premises suitable to- _[) the purpose, in centre of CardiS; free water supply on the premises.—Apply to Jenkins, Clarke, and Teaadale, CardiS. lObO ID RIDGE-STREET.—Corner Shop and Premises newly built; tow rental.—Apply John Lewis, contractor, Spitat-square, Cardiff. 118 {"OMMODIOUS Busine:!s Premises, with cellar, .I three compartments, St. John's-sq'ta.re, to Let Rood thoroughfare; moderate rent.—Jenkins, Phil. harmonic Chambers. Cardiff. 10SO CRWYS-ROAD.-commodious Business Premises, ?/ recently occupied by butcher large cellar, also stable and loft; rent B40.—Wilde & Alien, CardiS. 957 CUSTOM HOUSE-STREET.—Commodious Bu?nes!; ?/ Premises, part adapted for oSices. or living ac- commodation; low rentaIs.-Jenkins, Philharmonic Chambers, CardiS. 1050 t DRAPERS and Others.—Shop and Premises to Let, 59, Oxford-street, Swansea moderate rental.— Apply Messrs Knoyle and Roberts, Swansea. 551 T?'EATH.—The Vale of Neath?Arms to Let, with .L? immediate possession; respectable old-estab- ushed business excellent clubs situate opp site iown-hall, with frontage to New-street and the Parade ingoing moderate. — Apply Mr D. Sims. Windsor-road, Neath. (,WAIN GLYNDWR INN, Dowlais, double- ? ? licensed house to let; ingoing, easy.—Terms of flP. Lewis, auctioneer, Merthyr. 975 pENARTH.-To Let, two large Shops also an tL Auction-room; inspection invited.—Apply Robert. Grove-terrace, Penarth. 138 T. JOHN'S-SQUARE. — Three Offices, together o with a hre-proof strong room (Brst noor); rental B45 per annum. Three back omces (nrst noor); rental j350 per annum. Three omces, with nre-proof strong room (second noor); E50 per annum. Three back omces, £20 per annum.—John Lewis, Contractor, Spital-square, CardiS. 119 S- T..TQHN'S-SQU ARE.-Shop and Cellar, newly ? butit; low rental. For one of the best business positions in the town, apply John Lewis, Contractor, Spital-square, CardiS. 120 rl 0 LET,-1-Ellen-street, Newtown, CardiS. a Shup, I 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.—Appiv to Mr Jenkins, 25. Edward-terrace, CardiS. 104 r?O LET, Sh'.p and House, 86, Cowbridge-road, JL Canton, CardiS been occupied as drapery premises 25 years good position, splendid opportu- nity.—Apply 46, Queen-street, CardiS.121 BE LET, No. 5, Windsor-place, close on to Jt Crockherbtown, as OBices or for business pre. mises. Contains 10 rooms, cottars, and garden. and back entrance to Park-tane suitable for profes- sional man, milliner, taUor. draper, school, <&c.—Apply "South Wates Daily News OSice, CardiS. 1129 12 STANWELL-ROAD, Penarth.-To Let, large Shop and Premise"suit any business. —Apply Lewis Hopkms, 10, Queen-street, CardiS. 96 usíne55es fnr iHsposal. GROCERY and PROVISION Business near CardiS \3T for disposal ;,stoc low, immediate possession, good trade, large profits.—Apply Roland, "South Wales Daily News Omce, CardiS. 969 T?/WILK and Genera.! Business to be sold; old estab- .IjH. lished; 5 barns daily over counter average weekly pront, j35 Ms under femaJe management, could be greatly improved goodwill, stock, fixtures. &c., S60.—Apply 2, Greek-street, Soho-square. London. W.C. ?88 O. UTFITTING:=-Ooo-d Shipping Business fõr-dis ?? posaj in Penarth grand position, corner shop, good plate-glass windows grand opportunity for a pushing man.—PhilIips, Friendly House, Bute-road. CardiS.81 Worses, íbe tørk, A FRICAN PARROTS, 5 years old warranted to _.C talk yellow-faced Amazons and large Cocka- toos for sale, cash, or exchange for left-oS wearing apparel—40, Scott-street, CardiS. 947 BARGAINS.-For Sale. strong spring Trap, suit JD baker or grocer also Greengrocer's Cart, suit pony 13 hands also Pony Trap. suit pony 12 hands. £6 each.—Lewis's Yard, Tin-street, Roath, CardiS. 234 ? CAPITAL second-hand Bat,tlcsden Can, with long ?? bent wings for protection from dirt.—Fuller's Carriage Manufactories, Cardiff. 29 CABTS, WAGON;-), Trollies. Vans, Traps, and Car- ? manufactured by the Bristol Wagon Works Co. Asents for CardiS and district. J. Hibbert a."d Sons, 10 and 11, Castle-street, CardiS. Catalogues post free.13559 1191 FOR SALE, Horse. Cart, and Harness cart nearly JT new suit greengro'er i'12 the lot a bargain. —R. Farr, Fruiterer, Forth. SALE, stronc useful Cob, with long coal cart, a' nearly new, and harness JBI5 the lot.—95 Clifton-street, Roath. 235 FOR SALE, useful Cob Horse. 14.2 war- JT' ranted sound and good worker; jS15.—Apply 20 Castle-road. Roath, Cardiff 233 Hj'OR SALE, Craok axle Cart also Cob. 14,% bands; f also set Harness. The c'b good worker, and in good condition; useful turnout.-Apply Evans, Iron. monger, Plassey-street. Penarth. 161 tjlOR SALE, Sheep Dogs young good breed.— f Apply John Evans, Mountain Lodge, Cefnrhych- dir, New Tredegar. via CardiS. 188 FOR SALE, a light Dog-cart, in good condition also 8elo of Harness, nearly new; cheap.-Apply R. F. Richards, Llwynpia. 41 FOR SALE, a useful Horse (cheap) no further use for it. Would exchange for good pony.-Apply Wheeler and Wilson, Duke-street, CardiS. 9&8 GREYHOUND for Sale good killer 2 years old ?JT reason for selling, no further use. What oSers! —A. Samuel Pontardawe. 144 TfJANSOM, in j(o-orking order, jcU2, at App!y Marston and Comptmy, Br&dford.street, BirminKham. 494 TnrORSE Wanted good, active, 15 hands a.t:/9Ut jLl Sve yeara o!d to draw 30 cwt. Also Ha.rnes° — E. < "Daily News," CardiS. 53 Tj ORSE, Trap, and Harness, jE15;alsoaCob,4 M iL years, 14 hands, good worker.—John PhiUips, MiM-road, Caprphilly. 16 QUANTITY Grey Africa.n Parrots (5 years). Blue Amazon-. Cockatoos for a¡e, or exchange for we-tring :;)1 pare!.—45, Scott-street. CardiS. 954 ECOND-HAND light Phaeton t<J seat four, suitable for small pliny; another cob size; bargains.- Fuller's Carringe Mnnufactories, CardiS. 33 STYLISH Dog-cart, second-ha.n<t, suit horse 15.2; another pony size.—Fuller's Carriage Manufac- tories, Working-street, Ca'diS. 31 WAGONETTE, with folding leather head"; V V excellent repair price moderate.—Fuller's South Wales Establishment. Working-street, CardiS.54 W. AGONETTE withmoveitbte bead good eondil tion, rCiomy, cheap.-Fuller's CalTlage :Manu factories (South W&Ies establkhment), Working-street CardiS.52 1?7 AGONETTE. second-hand, cheap; seat? four TV b'hi"d; also another to seat six.—Fuller's Carriage MHnufacto'ies. Working-street, CardiS. 30 1iítt!.dts. riqJtus &.c. MORRIS BROS.-LMge stock of Bicycles from 50s, Tricycles from 70s, Safeties from B5 10s cash, or easy terms; state requirements. Fu)l lists and" SEL:fI-IJROPULSION" sonr post free 8d stamps. —Ca.mbna.n Cycle Works. PONTYPKfPD. 1147 Y_j UMBER CYCLES.—The Humber Cycles ho!d JJLJL Ml the pa.th records, from one mile upwards. Soie agents for these excellent cycies. Wheeler and Co., 10. Casbte-road, CardtS. 1189 tVEL CYCLES.—The Ivel safety holds all the road JL records 295 miles have been ridden in 24 houra on the Ivel safety.—So)e agents, Wheeler and Co.. 10. Castle-road. CardiS. 1189 TrUNO Safety Bicycle for Sale, in splendid condi- t? tion; cost 10 guineas, setl for B8 cash.—Jones, 155, Bute-road, CardiS. 113 pBEMIER Tricycte for sate(Hil)inan, Herbert, and JL Cooper) good condition price, £7 10s.—R. T. Davies, Vine-place. Newport_6j CYGLr. Singer Cycles.—Why buy iu? ?.' tehor machines when you can be suppiied with a genuine Singer rear.driving safety for 12 guineas, the nnest roa.di!(:<'r m the world —Sole agents, Wheeler and Co.. 10. Castle-road, CardiS. 1189 K?f INCH ROADSTER, ha.11 bearings to front and <?-E cone to back wheel new machine HiUman, Herbert., and Cooper's make cheap, B4 5s.—R. Swtre, Rock House, Pembrey. 148 r WAagons an& (!fcU:crp 11 tquisius. DUTK SPRING WORKS.—The proprietors have JLF now commenced operfttions at tbeu- works. East Moors. CardiS, and are prepared to execute orders with dispatch for all classes of railway, wagon, buSer, and bearing springs; al?o volutes, conicals, &c. Repairs done promptly and a<- moderate rates. Orders will be esteemed, and receive prompt atten- tion.1265 ENGLISH OAK, CUT INTO RAILWAlTwAGOTf JGj SCANTLING.—Qnot?ion on receipt of specifica- tion. Also brake blocks, elm planks, etc.—Ponsford Bros.. Clarence Wharf Steam Saw Mills (near Bridge), Newport, Men. Railway keys and treenails supplied. 2050 imOR SALK OR HIRE, several goo.) Railway JL' Wagons of seven, eight, or ten tons each.—Apply T. D. Lewis, b. Bryn-road. hwansea. 1160 iroSEPH HEALD & Cp_have?rnumber of 10 and ? 8-ton Coal, Coke. and BaUa-st Wagons for Sale or Hire also 100 New 10-ton G.W. and T.V.R., for cash or redemption, at a low price.—Address Bute Wagon Works. CardiS. N.B.—Repairs promptly attended to at all stations._ ng2 RAILWAY WAGONS ior'Hire or SaJe. Ca?hor jt?, dt ferred payments.—The Midland Railway Car- riage and Wagon Company, Limited, Midland Works. Birmingham. io82 -=W. ELSH WAGON COMPANY'S WORKS,)£ast t V Moors, CardiS, builders of every description of Railway Wagons for cash or redemption hire. Second- hand wagons supplied at very low rates. Railway wagons repaired or purchased for cash, a.nd let to tenants upon redemption hire.—Apply Andrews and Baby, 5, Pearson-place, CardiS. 1102 .marlríner!1 œaals Ø:t. p E c K EY T A ND ? 0 N? r?RISTOl., HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK BRISTOL, HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES BEADY FOB IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. _K81 npO S TEA M .R I POW N E R S Requihng New BOILERS Of the Highest Class a.nd Power. Apply for Prices and Designs to G. K. STOTHMRT & CO., BRtSTOL. IR COMPRESSORS.—Two pairs iMspIendidcon- ..dition for sale. cheap, 24in and 50in cylindera.— Ratchfte & Sons. Hawarden Iron Works, Chester. 2095 FOR SALE, 2 crushing rollers for semi-dry c)ay mill; 2 dc. for 7ft. mortar mill; 1 10-h.p. d.c. port. able engine, equal to new 1 horse-gear and inter- mediate motion 1 baud morticing machine; i> iron columns, lift. x 8in. diameter.—Geo. Kyte Md Co., 9M IT OCOMOTIVE for Sa.)e, 14 inch cylinders, 6 wheelt) I coupled ca.n be seen any dny at  bera.ma.n Works, neir Aberdare.—Tenders will be received for same addressed to the Powell DuSryn Steam Coal Co., Limited, CardiS. HUNTING ENGINE required at Yspitty Works. ?7 —Full particulars and price a.t Hynea. Station. Address Yspitty Works. Loughor, R.S.O. 241 WANTED, 18 inch or 20 inch Horizontal Winding be good and cheap.—G.W., "Daily News"*0mce, Swansea. 244 J øulírtr t i9 igtøns. &t. FOR SALE, a. large quantity of Pigeons, best hom- JL' ing strain also High Flying Tumblers, in fairs or single; terms moderate. — Apply T. Thomas, Plumber and Bellhanger. Whitcombe. Aberdare. 956 :m is.cellantnns Wtant.s. '\XT ANTED. old Y.M. Sheathing, bolts or nails, TT brass tubes, cartridges, &c., scrap copper.— Wolseley, Meta.1 Merchant, Birmingham M2 ?? ANTED, a good second-hand Double Perambu. ) T v later, with bicycle wheels.—Apply E. E. Rees. ? Boot Shop, Glebeland-street, Merthyr. 190 < WANTED, Ladies who can knit, do embroidery, crewels, &c., to send their name and address to the Providence Mills Spinning Co., Bradford, when they will receive gratis, post free, a splendid set of patterns of Wools and Silks, and particulars showing the great saving (5d in the shilling, in some cases more) by dealing direct with the spinners. Mention this paper. 1173 jfl isrdiantøU5. TT?URNISH on our New Hire System. HotMesor JL Apartments completely furnished on a new sys. tern adopted solely by us, whereby all publicity, exposure, and enquiries usuajly mad- by other corn. panics a.re dispensed with. We 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. No stamp or agreement charges made no bill of sa!e everything private. Arrangements completed without delay, and, being manufacturers, we guarantee quality, and will undertake to supply furiwture, etc., at 10 per cent. less than any price-list issued by any nrm in CardiS. Eleven showrooms. Call and inspect our immense stock, and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. We will supply B5 w"rth f.)r 2s 6d weekly :S10 worth, 4s weekly; jB15 worth for 5s weekly; B20 worth, 6s weeklr, and so 011 in proportion. :pecial term-: for larger quantities. Please note the Address SOUTH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY, 31 Castle-st. (opposite the Castle). Cardiff. 12785—1105—68 A STROLOGY. —What ? Send -dat;f ?CTL. birth, stamped addressed envelope, and poatat order Is, to J. Wilson. Wilton.rf.JR.d, London. S.W. 255 FRKTWORK'—Now ready, .&gel. JL' stag's new, revised.and enlarged Catalogue of Fret work designs, materials, Ac. The largest selecti 'u of fret work requisites in the United Kingdom. Post free 3 stamps.—EgeIstaS and Co.'s Fretwork Depot. 45, Mary-Ie-porr-streot. Bristo). 1821 JCjL made up in any styfe. Is M per ounce, post free. made up in any style, Is 3d per ounce, post free. Hair work done for the trade.—Williams, 6, Lower Cathedral-road, Cardin. 186 If EWKLLEK.Y.—Watches, Hardware. Fancy Goods. <? Pipes—Wright, 106. St. Luke's.roa.d, Binning. ham. 752 m/t ARRIAGE. — Time and particulars. Business iTJ prospects. Removals. Birthtime required. Fee ls.-Kmg, Argo.road, Waterloo, Liverpool. Estab. hshed 11 years. 47 MARQUEES. TENTS, FLAGS,-COUNTERSf IT-i Hire distance no object.—Morgan a.nd Coles. Mill-lane, CardiS. 227 t) UBBER Fancy Names; post free. Is 2d complete parti. cularsfree. Agents wanted.—Graham, 15, Tyier-street, Ipswich. 97 WATERPROOF, wagon, cart, and engine covers* t V and horse cloths <jf best make, lowest prices. —DaJlin Brother and Son, 10, Narrow Quay Bristol. 172 Y/t7HAT is Before You? -"en.t date of birth. r? ?°'Ped envelope, ajid six stamps.—C. Gordon. 97. Buckingham Palace-road, London. 2081 øOne! ?/TONEY LENT UPON NOTE OF HAND AT A .iM. FEW HOURS' NOTICE. From J310 to El.OOO, at 5 per cent. (distance no object). Clergymen, Gentlemen, Merchants, Farmers, and others in want of Cash accommodation, to meell pressing accounts, ca,n obtain same (without publicity or Loan Omce 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 rem.un out at interest from 1 to 10 yeaM. All communications are strictly private. an4 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 t MPORTANT NOTICE.—If you want money, send ? stamp for Prospectus before borrowing elsewhere. —Mr Pike, 45, Salisbury-road. Cardiff. 176 ?_i? ???Rc?y ? ? Advanced on good 0?-t?t ?\f'L? Freehold or Le Mehold Property, in sums of B100 to BIO.OOO also on good personal secu. rity, reversions, annuities, <&c., &c.—Messrs Hem, Financial Agents, 72, St. Mary-street. Cardiff. 1049 OUTH WALES Financial Corporation (Limited).— Cash Advances made upon good Approved Secu. re-payable by instalments or otherwise.— Philharmonic Chambers, CardiS. JohnJenkins, A.C.A., Secretary. 1050 MORTGAGES at 4 per Cent Bl.OOO to £12,000 jLfJ- ready for Freehold Farms in South Wales.— Apply Emery, Church-street, Cardiff. 56 t?O YOU WANT MONEY? If so, refuse to d<t J)L? business with any person who will not quote th< I'!Lte ofinterest, 6r who demands exorbitant fee'). By applying personally between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., or bv tetter at any time (posmge prDaid), to Mr W. P. Thomas, M itnd 30, Market-stree:, Abert!SBry, .md stating nature of security (if any), you may obtain, free of charge, the exact amount of interest which you will have to pay for an immediate advance of jElO and upwards. Special Features :—No preliminary fees; nxed and reasonable interest; prompt settlements; repayments to suit borrower, mi CARH ADVANCED tnTl. ?? upwards, on personal security, to all classes, re- payable to suit the convenience of Borrowers. Dia. tance no object.—Apply personally or by letter. 59, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA. PRIVATE ENTRANCE, iOWER-LANE. _Private and Contidentia!, as heretofore. 1219 ?? to JE500 lent to Farmers, Householders, and c?<? others upon bill of sale, note of hand, or any other security.—For farther particulars apply to So!. Barnett, Dynevor-place, Swansea, or 40, Queen-street, Neath-Nb fees; no tines strictly private. 2058 ESTABLISHED 50 YEARS. J?jt: to nnd a respectable place where you are honourably dealt with, and have repayments to suit yourself, tower interest than elsewhere. Advances made daily from B10 to any amount to ail classes of borrowers, without sureties, on note of hand, or 'My a.va.ila.ble security. Strictly private; every informa- tion free no unnecessary expenses demanded no genuine application is ever refused. Before applying elsewhere ca.11 or write to the actual lenders.—Apply Louis Barnett. 9, Caroline-street, Cardiff. 1141 Advances made.m strict confidence. .iyjL promptly, in sums of B5 and upwards, upon a.U classes of security. No fees or charges of any kind before or after the advances are made. Estab- lished 40 yeara. Branch Onice. 9, W. odv He-road. Address letters Manager.—Apply to Manager, 2, Bute- terrace, Cardiff. 759—1116 T?/t ONEY.—IF YOU WANT AN ADVANCE OP iTi CASH. from S20 to S2.COO, apply to the IMPERIAL DEPOSIT BANK, 18. ADAM-STREET. STRAND, LONDON, for a Prospectus, which will shew you a,t a glance the exact am junt you will have to repay. The transaction is STRICTLY PRIVATE, the only security required by the Bank beinc the BORROWER'S OWN NOTE OF HAND Advances are made throughout the United Kingdom ° a.ll cla.s-es, and distance is no objection. 1249 C. J. KNIGHTLEY. Manager. ?irONEY LENT WITHOUT BILL OF SALE.-A JL.VJL private gentleman is desirous of making advances upon promissory note alone, at 5 per cent. interest, to maJe 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.?John-st.. Adelphi, London, W.C. 1255 It/tj ONEY LENT PRIVATELY AT A FEW iTi. HOURS' NOTICE. A Gentleman having a large amount of Capital II willing to grant advances, upon note of hand alone, for a.ny term not exceeding 15 years, rrom JB15 to Sl,000,a.t5percent..to Clergymen, Farmers. Hotel Proprietors, Lodging-house Keepers. Tradesmen, or to any responsible Person, Male or Female, in Town or Country. tft<A..M< <oam o/M.b)'MMtMM< of bill of sflk. 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 !?/t ONEY ADVANCED PRIVATELY and without iTt Publicity.—jB5 to JB500 lent to !espeeta,hle house- holders, without delay or loan omce routine. Letters or personal calls treated in STRICT CONFIDENCE or v?l attend personally a.t any address upon receipt of letter.-MrB. B. LESTER, 15, Bridge.shreet Newport (a private house)? ?QQ ESTABLISHED IN THE"'REi(? OF GEORGE !? HI.-Advances made upon Jewellery. Gems, Silver-plated Goods. Pianos. Sealskins. Furmture, and every description of portable property on application ?????" '??°?: ?y ?payments. -Alfred Ch'?t MdCo., 1, Great George-street. Park?treet Bnstol. N.B.-Cash sent per return of post for va.luables consifmed for loan. 689-155S -MONY LEN'I' ON NOTE OF' HAND ?yj. Privately by CHARLES H. WHEATLEY. Esq.. ? r?. t ? ?M B10 to j25,000. M. ?reM Russell-street, Bloomsbury. and 27. Bloomy Dory-street, New Oxford-street. London. DT?-?CES MADE WITHOUT SURETIES OB andt?' town or country, upon note of hMid alon*. iurr.it.. ??'?°????????' ?P?t mortgage of ahar?-?' ??' ?c?ery, farming stock, crops, °?Ms, jewels, pl&te. plant, and stock, without re? 'aovad also upon life policies and deeds at 5 per cent. STRICT SECRECY OBSERVED. N.B.—No genuine application ever refused AH communications strictly private. Prospectuses givin" every information, showing all the advantages otiered post free. Having a large surplus capital at command. all advances are granted cheaper than any o:her estab- lishment ill London, from one to iiftsen years N.B.—If desired, Mr Wheatley will attend personally a.t applicant's residence with cash. and carry out the advance. 1180 Jtost nni) 3f0t!!ti&. TT?OUND,B!ack Curly Retriever Dog. Unless claimed Jt' in three days will be sold to uefray txpenses — Apply Thomas, Stores, Penrhiwceibei. 150 FOUND, on 15th instant, liver a.nd white SpAniel jr Bitch. If not claimed within three days w¡il M ?td? defray expense-Apply 157, King-G?a.d. LVillia.m Phillips 8, Station.terrace. Treher- JLj bert, left hKi home at neon on Tuesday iast- not since heard of. Age 55, about 5ft 3.n. high. ftai-k complexion. all round whiskers and moustache Lurn. int. grey dossed in dark pilo. suit, with bowier hat and red woollen mufBer rodnd his neck. Has fits. 21* f OST, in Cardigan, on August 25rd. a Silver b?och i?h??? ? ???- '? ?'"??'' °" sending .t to rewired ???"? H'Xh-street, Cardigan, wiii be jf? ? ? REWARD.—Lost, on Monday, 10th Septcm. ?'JL? her, between Pyle and Pontyptiad. ? b)ack teather pocket-book, conta.ini.tg a French .?.cement. ?S" notes, following numbers:—99026. to 9905? Md98932, 00105, 07457.65774, 86120. 10259. 53?4 16445" 32896, 0066.-Information Supt. Ma.thews, Ponivnr'dd. HO Printed and PnbHahed by the Proprit,r)r", DAVID DUNCAN & SONS, at their Steam Printing WorKK. 82 a,nd 85, St Mary-street and Weatgate'itrtiet.mthe town cfCM<M, m the county c< Q&morgtut.