South Wales Daily News

MONEY MARKET. LONDON, Saturday. Money was in good demand, and supplies are steadily diminishing on continued borrowings by the Bank of England. A furtber shipment of £ 526 000 in gold is advised from New York, makinp a total of £828,400 for the week there is, therefore, leas anxiety on the score of bullion. Nevertheless, the market con- tinues to gain in steadiness. The charge for short loans is 4 per cent., and the discount rate for three months bills is 4A per cent. Tenders for 21,600,000 Treasury Bills are to be received at the Bank of England on the 3rd prox. Whilst Stock Exchange business to-day has been quiet, the general tone of the markets has been firmer, owing to the healthier condition into which the Money Market is being brought by the action of the Bank of England. Quotations of most issues have hardened. New Consols closed at 96f to 96| for de- livery, and the account; Oiti 3 perCent., 100$ to 101 Reduced 3 per Cent., 99i to 1CO; New 21 per Cent. 97 to 98 New 2 i er Cent., 93A to 94 Local Loans Stock, 102 to 103. The Foreign Bond Market is steadier, with a quiet business doing. There was an inquiry for Egyptian and Spanish to close accounts for the fall. Otber International Issues also were firm. Peruvian and Uruguay were rather stronger Buenos Ayres Cedulas J rose i Egyptian Preference, i Unified, 1-16 State Domain, Peruvian, 1-16 Russian, 1873, i Spanish, 1-16. With but little doing, the English Railway market has been firm. There was a distinct rally in Southern Deferred issues, and Scotch stocks were strong. In the heavy lines no change occurred. Caledonian rose j Great Eastern, f Great Western, £ Lancashire and Yorkshire, £ Brighton A, 2; Chatham Ordinary, i; do. Preference, i North Western, i meld Deferred, Metropolitan District, A 5 Midland, North Eastern, i South Eastern A. i. A quiet business is passing in Indian Railways, and prices are withcut special ohange. Amongst Canadian Railways there wan a strong aarket for both Grand Trunks and Canadian I'acific issues, with a distinct rise in prices. Grand Trunks Ordinary rose A First Preference, J Second, I Third, £ 4 per Cents., i Canadian Pacific Shares, 11. Business in Foreign Rails was quiet. Mexicans 'Vera Cruz) were steady. Ordinary rose £ • *nd Preferences, i- Nitrate Shares were$better. The tone of the American Railway Market was distinctly stronger. The belief in the early settle- ment of the war of rates, and the re-establish ment of amicable relations generally, is growing, hence speculators for the fall are closing their accounts, and prices are hardening in conse- quence. Central Pacific of California rose | Uhicago and Milwaukee, 1 Denver Shares, g do. Preference, li Lake Share, Ii, Louisville nd Nashville, 1 New York Central, 1 Zrte, i do. 2nd, i; New York, Pennsylvania, 1nd Ohio First Mortgage, I Norfolk Pre- ference, li Northern Pacitic Preference, £ Ohio "nd Mississippi, ± Pennsylvania, 5 Phila- Jelphia and Readme:, i Union Pacific, Wabash Preference, § do. General Mortgage, J. Ga-Gamligfit and Coke 4 per Cent. Deben- ture Stock rose 1. Insurance.—Indemnity Mutual Marine fell L Mines. — British Broken Hill rose i, to 33; Sopiapo 5 16, to 41 to 41 Day Dawn Is, to nil 6d; De Beers 1., to 151; Ooregum and Preference 1 16. to li Rio Tinto 1-16, to <5 1-16 Alamillos i, to 2* Anglo-African 4. 0(' 3A; Colombian Hydraulic, 1-16, to Ii; EI C» 'a<> t. to 21; Gympie Golden Crown 11. to 5-16; L.biola 1-16, to 5 £ Mysore South-East i-16, to 11-16 Panuicill,) 1, to 21 Banti" ii to Bulfontem (New) A, to 4 £ Gold Fields of South Africa 7 16, to 2| Gnqualand West, i Jagortfontein, i. to 13J Emma fell bd, to, 6d Frontloo and hoJi. 61 to 6 6d Colorado gt to i Day Dawn P C Is to a Denala Moy:»r i, to i; Empire 1-16. to 1; Mysore gold 1 16, to 3t Richmond, 116. to 3 Tocapilla fcl. to Oriental i, to 1 13 16 United Diamond Telegraphs.—Anglo-American Deferred fell Eastern Extension, i; West Coast of America, 4 Western and Brazilian, i; do. Preference, t do. Deferred, J. Tramways. G)ntinental and Metropolitan framways fell i; North Metropolitan, i Pro- vincial, 1. Miscellaneous.—Mercantile Steamship rose £ P. and O. Steam, New, I Bell's Asbestos, -1; Richard Hornsby and Sons, i Milner's Safe, £ Telegraph Construction, £ Barrow Hematite Steel 6 per Cent. PrefereDce,, Imperial Russian Dotton and Jute Factory fell i Buenos Ayres H arbour Works, 1. Rates telegraphed [from the East were Bombay Telegraphic Transfers. Is 4 17 ».2d Calcutta ditto, 1. (I; Hong Kong 4 months Dills, 3g ljd Shanghai do., 4" 33 i. Indian Exchanges are quoted -Bank Bills- sO days, It 4 9 16d 30 days, h 4i 1: and demand, Is 4 11 16d. Private bills, 60 day, Is 4ict; 30 days, Is 411 and demand, h 4. 1. Rupee Paper 4 per Cents., óói to 67i do. 4 «er Cents., 70 £ 71. Silver is dull. Bars quoted at 43d. The Mining and General Electric Lamp Dotrpany, Limited, with a capital of cioo,ooo in Li shares, whereof 20,000 shares are ,;&ken in part payment by the vendors, the remainder being offered for subscription, has been formed for the purpose of acquiring from the New Portable Electric Lamp and Power Syndicate Company, Limited, their patents and system for the maoufaoture of miners' lamps, for the lighting of railway carriages, and lamps for domefttio purpol'l<'S. From the exhaustive experi- meutll conducted by the vendors, both in laboratories and in coalpits, it is believed that the problems which have confronted inventors • in designing a suitable electrio lamp have been solved. It is absolutely safe, can be maintained for over ten hours, is Jells than six pounds in weight, can be sold for 21, and the cost of maintenance does not exceed 3d per week. Several important companies, both colliery and iron, have tested the lamp, and have found it very satisfactory. Owing to negotiations already entered into it would appear that there will be a large sale of the article, and from reports supplied to the company by competent engineers it is estimated that a safe 15 per cent. will be returned on the capital of the company. The prospectus appears in cur advertisement columns. Three of the directors are Fellows of the Royal Society, and the Earl of Crawford was cn the Royal Commission of Mines; Mr Higson is one of the largest colliery manailers. and the managing director of the Ebbw Vale Steel Company. LOCAL STOCKS.—Taff V-Ie Railway Ordinary, 235 to 238 Rhymney Railway Ordinary, 200 i-. J.05.

NEWPORT. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Nov 24. Syra, Fylmgnaie ss, B, 1101, Donovan, C A Yonng 4 Co Buenos Ayres, Lavarelio, Iy, 461, T Beynon & Co Salerno, West Stanley as, B, 1013, L & H Gueret Barcelona, Isle of Anglesey ss, B. 811, R Gething jun Christiania, Sveud Foyn. Nwy, 281, R Gethingjun CLEARED—N ,v 24. Smyrna, Allie ss, B, 1830 rails, zO fastenings Martinique, Constant in von Reinecke, Ger, 465 coal IMPORTS—iSov 24. Decido, Sailor Prince ss, 15bo iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co Bay v Tine, a dour ss, 1130 loads pitwood, A Capelle Cu rthagena, Isle of Anglesey ss, 1900 iron ore, Pyle Works Co Quebec, Jupiter, 50 oak timber, 17 elm timber, 50 white pine, 4909 pieces deals. Ford & Pickford 92 pieces oak, 61 pieces birch, 3 pieces walnut, 100 Dieces white pine, 7752 pieces deals, Ac, T B & S Batchelor <& Co

NEW LOCAL COMPANY. [FROM THE INVESTORS' GUARDIAN.") CAMBRIAN PROSPECTING SYNDICATE, LIMITED- — This syndicate was registered on the 15th inst., with a capital Gf;EIO,OW, divided in shares of £1 each, to carry into effect an agreement dated the 12th November, 1383, and made between William Cheetham Taylor, of Bai'thojomew House, of the one part, and William Merrick.Gilloui, of 7, Jeffrey's-square, E.C., acting as trustee for the company. To examine, prospect, and explore farms, lands, mines, minerals, ores, and mining rights in Wales, and to promote and organise companies to work the said mines and mineral lands, and to carry on the business of miners and smelters. The first subscribe, s are:— F, tward Jones, M.E., 4, Tokenhouse-yard, London, E.C., 200 shares Matthew E. Williams 51, Orgies- road. titreathaui, S.W., law student, 150 George Neville, 16, Dennmgton-park West, Hampstead.N.W., solicitor Isewtin J. Suckling, 4. Tokenhouse-yard, London, B.C., 50 each Henrv Mayo, Turner's-hill, Cheshunt, clerk Edward J. Griffith, SUverdale, .Sydenham, clerk and Mitchell Nicholl, Hatton- court, l-ondon, EC., clerk, 100 each. Director s qualification, 100 sha es. An agreement of the l^th nis;. proviles for the purchase by the eom- -iany from W. O. Taylor, of Bartholomew House, of tbe leasehold mining properties, Lly wynrebol'' and Clyngwyn the purchase consideration being £ 100 cash, and £ 5,000 fully-paid shares.

THE POLICE AND THE PUBLIC. At the' Atkinsale petty sessions, on Saturday, two men were sentenced respectively to three months and four months' imprisonment with hard labour for assaulting the police on the 10th iost. On hearing the sentences the crowd in the street manifested disapproval by booting and groaning, and the police were ordered to charge with jatons. For some hoars the town was. in-a disturbed state.

THE LATEST Niews.-A lady, who was for more than three months unable to put on her boots because of most painful corns, after trying, without any benefit, several of the well-advertised remedies, at last got, a Is bottle of Munday's Viridine," which is the Corn Cure, and in six days the corns were all gone, and she has had no trouble from that time. Munday's Viridine is sold in Is, bottles; by post Is 2d, by the sole proprietor, J. Mundat, Chemist. 1, High-street, Cardiff. 1079 POWELL'S BALSAM of AKJ.S»J!EI> JL For COUGHS POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED JL For COUGHS POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED L For COUGHS, POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED For COUGHS. POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED JL For COUGHS. POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED JL For COUGHS. POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED For COUGHS. POWELL'S BALSAM oi ANISEED For COUGHS. POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED JL For COUGHS. POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED JL For COUGHS. POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED For COUGHS, POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED For COUGHS. JL For COUGHS. POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED -L For COUGHS- POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED For COUGHS. POWELVS BALSAM of ANISEED JL For COUGHS. POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED JL For COUGHS. PERSONS who SUFFER from a chronic infl.minatory condition of the mucous mem- brane, periodically assuming an acute aspect in the form of COUGH, CATARRH, BRON- CHITIS, a:id ASTHMA, will find POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED a friend indeed.-Sold by Chemists throughout the world, Is Ud and 2s 9d per bottle. See Trade Mark, Lion, Net, and Mouse." Established 70 years. AUTION.-Only articles possessing J some special and acknowledged exce lence are worth imitating and tbe unpre- cedented success of POWELL'S B4.LSAM of ANISEED has induced dishonest traders to defraud the public with utterly worthless imi- tations. In order, therefore, to protect the public against such fraudulent imitations, the well known Trade Mark-" Lion, Net, and Mouse"—is conspicuously printed on the wrapper of eTery bottle of POWELUS BAL. SAM ot ANISED, and any imitation of the iame is forgery, and a breach of the Jaw relating to Trade Marks. POWELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED For COUGHS. The high character of this old-° at i Wished remedy for Pulmonary and Bronchial Disorders is repeatedly confirmed hy the gratifying letters reeeived from those who have experienced its greet worth. Sold by Chemists every. where. 13563 2991 DIRECT FROM THE MILL, KNITTING WORSTEDS & KNITTED HOSIERY AT MILL PRICES. I A CARDIFF BRANCH OF THB QREENOCK WORSTED MILL lkx HAS BEYEN OPaERNN ED BY STORES THE SPUfNEltS AT j 26 HIGH-STREET ^rca;de* Branches or Agents in every Town in Scotland aftd England. Agents wanted in the smaller Towns^in t Wales.-Appiy:- FLEMING, REID <& CO_ J 153 1351,5 GRBENOCK. M2 W. E. VAUGfiAN AND CO., STEAM-POWER DYERS, FRENCH CLEANERS, &c., IIIJANDAFF-ROAD, CARDIFF. BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS 1 32, QUEE>-STREET,, ) partitpv 24B, BUTE-STREET, J-OAKmiTlf. 11, WINDSOR-KOAD, PKNARTH. 53. COMMERCIAL-STREET. NEWPORT. J 83, HiGH-STRKET, MKItTHYit. 1 27, CASTLE-STREKT, SWANSEA Parcels Received and Forwarded Regularly to Dye-works by the following District Azenta Aberavon Mrs Morgan, Tilbot-square Aberdare _Mrs Eschle, Commercial-piace Aberkenfia; _Mr W. H. Hitchings, Grocer Blaenavon Mr J. Harris, London House Brecon Mrs S. A. Wotton, 10, High-street Bridgend Mr Woodward, Grocer, Nolton-streek Briton Ferry.Mr D. L Jones, Viliiera-street J Brynmawr .Mrs Hicks, Beaufort H ouse Cowbridge.Miss Griffiths, Fancy Repository Llandilo Mr J. Lockyer, County Press Maesteg Mr T. Davies, Grocer, Castle-street Nantymoel ..„Mr E. David, Cambrian House Nevland Messrs Biddlecombe, London House Pembroke Dock, M. S. Cole, 10. Dimond-street Rhondda Mr J. H. Thomas, Tailor, Porth St. David's .Mr W. Lewis, Tailor, Cross-square Tenby Tenby Drapery Stores U.-k. -Air Jones, Grocer, Bridge-street Cadoxton T. J. Chamberlain, Bristol House Porthcawl .Mr R. Thomas, Great Western Honse- Mountain A5h.D. N. Davies, Temple of Fashion Treforest .Mr J. Gibbon, Tailor Abercarn .Mr D. Jones, Anchor Howie Griffithstown ..Idr H. Peach, Post-office. Treharris .Mr Lewis, London House. Parcels amounting to five shillings sent direcfta works will be returned carriage paid one way. Trade' books and price lists sent free on application. W. E. A UGH AN AND CO, I DYERS, ARE CELEBRATED FOR CLOTHES and DRESS CLEANING by FRENCH PROCESS, producing per. manent colours, a superior finish, moderate charges andjnaaptneaa of dispatch 1000 REDUCED RATE FOKSMALL PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 Words .SIXPENCE. Three Times —NINEPENCE. Six Times ONE SHILLING. WORDS. ONCE. TIMjLs. 20 Words 0 6 0 & 1 0 SO Words 0 9 1016 40 Words 10 16 "2 3 50 Words 1 3 2 6 3 9 60 Words 1 6 3 0 46 The charges apply only to the classes ot advertise- ment specified below, and are strictly confined to those which are ordered for CONSECUTIVE insertion. and PAID FOR PREVIOUS TO INSERTION: if either of these con- ditlons!:< not cOillpled with the advertisement will be charged by the Business scale: APARTMENTS WANTED HOUSES TO BE SOLD APARTMI.NTS TO LET | MONEY WANTED ARTICLES LOST I MONEY TO LEND ARSICLES FOUND | MISCELLANEOUS WANTS ARTICLES LOST I MONEY TO LEND ARSICLES FOUND | MISCELLANEOUS WANTS BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL MISCELLANEOUS SALES BUSINESSES WANTED PARTNERSHIPS WANTED HOUSES TO LET SITUATIONS WANTED HOUSES WANTED SITUATIONS VACANT. Advertisements of the above class inserted in the "SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," the "CARDIFF TIMES," and SOUTH WALES ECHO," at the following rates:— Six times in a* ""Kir WORDS. South'wales Daily News, Six times in (Cardiff Times, south Wales Echo. s. d. a. d. II. d. 20 Words 1 0 16 2 6 30 Words 1 6 2 3 3 9 40 Words 23 33 56 60 Words 3 9 5 0 8 9 60 Words 6 6 0 10 6 fittrsnitaL AJ. R.— Concerning Fred go and fetch a letter, addres-ed to A. J. R., Daily News Office, Cardiff. Awaiting you advertise reply. 26 i DVERTISEMENTS of all kinds inserted in Bristol Papers, at strictly tariff rate, by Mr W. A. Batchelor, at Bristol office of South Wales Daily News," Nicholas-street, Bristol. Auctioneers, Solici- tors. and general public, please note. 2250 Hf ANTED to adopt Child; comfortable home v premium required.—Address H., 18, Oxford- street, Maindee, Newport, Mon. 3131 A JT ILL ELIJAH RILEY communicate with A. J. R., f V in connection with Fred's death ?—Write to A. J. R., Daily News Office, Cardiff. 862 ^partnrrslrip. ARTNERSHIP. — Wanted, in a lucrative business, F a Sleeping Partner, with B500 10 per cent per annum guaranteed.—X. Y. Z., "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 924 JftairintonmL IF YOU ARE MARRIED, or contemplate taking this important step, we can send you valnable information which you ought to kuow. Send your address, and we will send catalogue and pamphlet tree—Address H. G. Kerr, Mostyn-road, Merton, Surrey. 278 '1'HE Matrimonial Herald and Fashionable Marriage ■ Gazette is the original and only recognised medium for high-class introductions, and represents the largest and most successful Matrimonial Agency in the world. N.B.—The public are cautioned against imitations. Price 3d (under cover 4d). All communica- tions should be addressed to KDITOR, 40, LAMB'S CONDUIT-STREET, LONDON, W.C 1154 THE MATRIMONIAL POST and Fashionable Marriage Adverti-er circulates in the interests of all grades of society, ii: miaianteed the only reliable, honourable, and trustworthy channel for matrimonial engagements price, 3d in envelope, 4 £ d.—Address Editor, 9, Nicholas-street, Bristol. 90 15531 2571 \r OUNG GENTLEMAN (18) wishes to "correspond 5. with a Youug Lady with little means enclose photo.—Vel x, "(Daily News Oiffce, Cardiff. 981 iRu siraL ITIOR LE, a £47 Pianoforte by Chappell and Company equal to new been out on hIre; £ 25. —Hutchinson's Pianoforte Warehouse, Newport. 3169 Til USIC MADE EASY." — A marvellous easy 17 8 method for all to play Piano, Harmonium Is, free.—Rev Wm. Hughes. Blackmill, Bridgend. 917 WANTED for Band, a good Leader, and musicians TV. to fill up.-Apply by letter, to Fred S. Parker, Pavilion, Swansea. 3101 ^oiiicaftnual. ASSISTED EDUCAI ION.—Half fees returned to three young ladies who can superintend juniors' music piactice, assist wi*h light d -mesiic duri..s. or help with dairy work. Nothing menial required. Seven servants kept.-Address Mrs Nicholls, .s uth Wales School for Girls, Summerfield Hall, Maesy- ewmmer, Carditf. 3165 ljlRENCH Conversational Classes.; private lessons. Jj Madame Davies, nee Mirault, 12, Richmond- te race, Park-place, Cardiff. 647 ITYRENCH, Spanish, Italian, German, Private Tuition Classes. Special Classes for Commercial Corres- pondence and Conversation. Candidates prepared for tha Medical, Law, Civil Service, Excise, and Customs Examinations. Scholarships (through the post), Arith- metic, Book-keeping, Shorthand.-Mr Haines, Public Translator, 25. Park-street, Cardiff. 178 it rmestt! ^Frfraufs. ENEIIAL SERVANT Wanted three in family.— 7f Apply G., care of Norton and Son, Booksellers, Queen-street, Cardiff. 934 lADIES wanting Servants of all classes, Servants wanting Situations, town and country, apply Mrs Bosse's Registry. 16, Wyndham Arcade, Cardiff. 780 WANTED. a good General Servant.—51, Crwys- W road, Cardiff. 31 WANTKD at once, a General Servant, able to do TT plain cooking; references.—Apply Davies, Newsagent, Ferndale. 23 ANTED. Situation as Chambermaid in good hotel, Bristol preferred age 25 good charac- ter.—Address Annie Palmer, Langford Budville, near Taunton. 866 WANTED at once, a snperior and thoroughly- experienced Par. our maid, with reliable references age about 30.—Apply Allen, Ty-to-Maen, St. WANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply, after 6.30 p.m., W Barry Hotel. 983 m. RANTED, situation as Nurse; thoroughly ex- ▼ V perienced; age 26; good needlewoman.— Apply E. Powell,Falconhyrst, Bradford-place, Penarth. 903 4T ANTED, General Servant in farmhouse; good t V character required.—Apjily to "In Granger, Great House, Shirenewton, near Chepstow. 8)5 r ANTED, a clean strong Girl as General Servant. 7 Y —Apply Mrs Cadogan, Bryii Villa, Merthyr- road, Pontypridd. 861 fTMHE Insertion of several Advertisements is 1 delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. £ itustiims iintant. BARBER.—Wanted, a respectable yonng Man, must be a good ha r-cnt ter and shaver.—Api'ly 1, Brook-street, Canton, Cardiff. 850 BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, a stsady Man, used to work the press also two Repairers good wapes.—Apply D. Evans, Ferndale. 935 1 >OOT TRADE.—Six Rounders wanted; must be I J> good steady workmen.—Poynton and Company, Limited, Cardiff. 820 BOOT TRADE.—Richard i-ewis, Hoot Merchant, requires two competent hands on sewn medium work. One for Pontypridd and one for Tonypandy shop. Also good repairer for Porth shop. 909 CIVIL SERVICE APPOINTMENT-Salaries, £8() to j3400. Tuition by correspondence. Rapid postal preparation for Clerkships, Excise, Customs, &c. No paymeut until successful. Stamp —secretary, 48, 1 inton-street, Islington, London. 41 IT^RENCH POLISHERS and Frame Makers wanted at Matthews and Co.'s Cabinet Works, Glonces- <er constant employment if steady and good work- men. 36 — —. | ADIES Wantin emplOYIIent can easily earn 158 B J by Automatic Knitting Machine ca. h or hire purchase work supplied.—Address S. W. Co., 67, Southwark-street, London. Agents wanted. 880 MEN. Youths, Boys, all classes requiring any em- ployment write Situation Guide," and testimonials free. Busy time, hundreds suited.— Tanner and Co. (Box 54), 112, Newington Causeway, London. Men late Army, Navy, or Merchant Service also write. 874 OPEN TO ALL.-£2 to S10 per week easily earned without interfering with present occupations. This advertisement is genuine.—For particulars see Trade Finance, and Recreation," of all newsvendors and railway bookstalls, or post free, 2d.-35r Mark- lane. London. 10 L 2731 8H0EMAKER.—Wanted, good General Hand for repairs and new work. Constant employment to respectable m^n.—Apply to the Cathiys Co-operative Society, 117, Woodvide-road, Cardiff. 969 MITH, able to drive portable engine, wanted for ko town contract.-Apply personally, Charles Shep- herd and Son, Limited, Crofts-street, Cardiff. 949 TAILORS.—Wanted, all Tailors and Outfitters in South Wales to send to Lister's Warehouse, Queen-street, Cardiff, for the best value in Woollen Cloths and Tailor's Trimmings. No credit; no dis- count. Carria2e paid 011 all parcels of 20a and upwards. 419 re^AILORS.—Wanted several good Coat and Trousers hands at once.—Jotham and Sons, 26 and 27, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 955 f rVo BOOTMAKEBS.—Wanted, a Boot MatTand X good Repairer.—Apply John Evans, 19, High- stree:, Canbff. 6 "1",0 TAILORS.—Wanted first-class Coat Hands JL only best hands need apply.—Cameron, Neath 902 WANTED, a good Rack Sawyer.—Apply to Sidney ltot inson and Co., Timber Merchants, Cardiff. 28 WANTED, an Assistant, who can cut glass and T T knows the oil and color business retail' must have go. d character.—Write Henry Vatthswa, Bristol. 34 "1 ANTED, an intelligent Boy, competent to look T 7 after horse, small garden, and make himself generally useful.—State references and wages (indoor) to Mr M'Clune, Pontypridd. 994 WANTED Assistant Barmaid, at once. State age and salary required.—D. C. Davies, Victoria Hotel, Ferndale. 9 WANTED, two good Tinmen. No Irish need apply.—H. Machon, 6, Water-street, Neath. 13 WANTED, a good Tinhonse Superintendent, must t be sober a.nd a good disciplinarian, and used to patent pots-.state wages required, with references. —Apply Steel, Mr Whittington, Stationer, Neath. 979 ) WANTED, a Drayman; must be steady.—Apply personally to Eirw Brewery, Porth. 97? Vfc7 ANTED, a Shoemaker who can stitch all kinds ▼ T of boots and shoes, a sober man. —Francis Thomas, Edward-street, Pontardawe. 911 \\T ANTED, a young man as indoor servant— t T Apply, with re.ence, etc., to Mrll J. D. Thomu. 34, Park-place, Cardiff 839 WANTED for Copper Works abroad (in Europe), T V a Refiner, to take charge of the manufacture of Ingots.—Apply Refiner, South Wales Daily News" Office, Swansea. 895 WANTED, at once, a good Tinman (piecework), a ? t constant job for steady man.—Apply W. J. Jones, Penygraig, near Pontypridd. 847 Insertion of several Advertisements is JL delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. bop Assistants, &c. DRAPERY.—Wanted, a pushing Young Lady for counter; used to window dreesing; Welsh.- Apply, references and salary, W. Lewis, Treharris. 973 DRAPERY.—Wanted, a Young Lady, with know- ledge of Millinery state particulars —Arthur Miles, Bute-street, Cardiff. 920 DJRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, an experienced t Young Man for the Manchester Department.— Apply, Riving age, salary required, experience,previous and present situai ion, John Lewis, Commerce House, Carmarthen. OI DRAPERY AND MILLINERY.—Yonng Lady, 15, good appearance, rêquires Situation as Apprentice, iniioors.—Address M., Post-office, Gros- mont, Hereford. 964 £ A ENERAL IRON M ONGERY.—Respectable Young \T Man seeks situation as Junior Assistant four years' experience good references. —Apply George, Cross-street, Hirwain. 906 ("t OOD JU 1 IOR Wanted to the Grocery trade; "X Welsh.—David Prosser, Treharris. 3201 (" OOD General Wholesale Provision Hand, single JT in house; Dissenter; abstainer good salesman; send photo.—Kingham and Sons, Brentford. 864 (A ROCERY.—Wanted, at once, a good Junior.— T Apply, stating age and salary required, to Messrs Tustian and Co.. wansea. 984 1 1 ROCERY.—Wanted, a good Junior. — Apply, Tt stating salary required, with references, A. B., Daily News Office, Swansea. 841 IRONMONGERY.—Wanted, an Improver, or Young Man who hai served part of his time good home no salary.—Address E., South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 46 IRONMONGERY.—Wanted, situation as good Im- prover or Junior 3 £ years' experience abstainer. — Address Verax, care of J. E. Thomas, Chemist, Llandovery. 22 IRONMONGERY.—Wanted, a.n active, pushing, t Assi-tant; not less than eight years'experience give height, references, ano salary required indoors. —Thomas and Sons, Cardiff. 897 IRONMONGERY.—Wanted, a strong Boy a-; an apprentice—Apply to Evans, Ironmonger, Fernd de. 908 MILLINERY.—Wanted, at once, thoroughly ex- iyjL perienced first hand must be stylish, well up in serving through (Welsh).—Apply, stating full par- ticulars, D. W. Lloyd, Commerce House, Porth, Rhondda.. 950 MILLINERY.—Wanted, an experienced Milliner, able to serve and speak Welsh.—Apply, full particulars, Joseph Thomas, 76, Mill-st, Aberdare. 905 OUTFITTING.—Wanted, a good Junior Hand to the Ou fitting Department.—Apply T. Anthony, Stepney-street, JUanelly. 3 AWNBROKING.—Wanted, respectable Youh. who had some experience in the Pawnbroking business and sales must be sober, industrious, and good character.—Apply to Barnet Isaacs, Brynmawr836 KT. JONES has a vacancy for an Apprentice in JU • the Ironmongery; indoors small premium required, which will be returned in salary.—Address Sheffield House, Treherbert. 980 f i"*EA TRADE.—Wanted, a smart Junior Assistant. | —Apply peisonally, The Liverpool, China, and India Tea Company, Limited, Government Contrac- tors, 14, Queen-street, Cardiff. 30 rtno DRESSMAKERS. — Wanted, Situation as JL Improver good reference.—B. T., care of Mr Gard, Martock. Somerset. 867 WANTED, energetic, strong Youth, to assist in shop and deliver good home.—Apply, stating age and reference, W Thomas, Grocer, PortH, Rhondda ANTED, a sharp Lad as an Apprentice to the V Grocery Trade.—Apply to J. Williams, Tea Caddy, Ferndale. 24 WANTED, a steady Young Man for the Tailoring T T and Gents' Mercery, one with a knowledge of measuring and soliciting orders preferred.—Apply John Thomas, Paris House, Carmarthen. 989 WANTED, a Junior, and an Apprentice to the if Grocery and Provision Trade. Welsh necessary. Apply Daniel Evans, Church-street, Rhymney. 916 WANTED, for the Grocery trade, a > trong Boy, fV about 16.—Apply M H. Jones, Post-office, Wattstown, near Pontypridd. 851 WANTED, a Junior for General Drapery; good reference indispeusable. Apply J. Daniel, Abersychan. 817 HJ ANTED, a. Warehouseman, one used to tne 7V work good reference iequired.—Apply John Daniel, Grocer and Provision Merchant. Abersychan, 816 WANTED, smart Boy, willing to assist in shop W and deliver.—Apply Bond. grocer, Cwmbran, Mon 30 Insertion of several Advertisements is L delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters a-e not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. OLlrrks, Managers, &.c. AS ENGINEER'S Assistant, Draughtsman, or otherwise (24) seven years' training, shops and drawing offices experienced colliery, rolling-mill machinery, <tc.; e- timates, correspondence, accounts references 25s.—L.T.B., Daily News," Cardiff. 5_ CLERK (22), requires experience in timber trade; shorthaud 8bsta.mer.-Apply E., care of Williams and Co., Builth, Brecon. 710 CLERK (21), seeks re-engagement six years' ex- perience knowledge co respondence abstainer; excellent testimonials.—B.A., "Daily News" Office, Merthyr Tydvil. 939 f B '\0 SOLICITORS AND OTHERS.—Assistance by .1. an experienced Man good in conveyancing, !\uccession, estate, and other accounts and copying experienced in Parliamentary registration, election, and railway work.—Address Aid, 10, Telford-street, Cardiff. 987 Situations UtantBtt. 4 Well-educated, experienced Young Lady desires l a Situation in Confectionery or Temperance bar excellent references.—Maud, South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 20 BAKERS, Confectioners. — Situation wanted by practical workman in all branches of the trade highest references. — Confectioner, 42, Commercial- road, Tredegar, Mon. 932 ■ RAKERS.—Situation wanted by a practical fore- JL> man accustomed to Dickers and machinery good references abstainer.—G. Walters, 19, Living- stoneplace, Maindee, Newport. 3152 ( iHEF (thoroughly experienced) seeks Situation in j hotel, club, or shop; highest references and testimonials.—W., 4, Westmoreland Mart, Lower Brisiol-road, Bath. 859 UTTER and Salesman in th i Clothing and Ship- j ping Trade wants Situation. From Liverpool.— Apply Cutter, Daily News Office, Cardiff. 777 ARDENER seeks Situation, lift; experience in all X branches leaving through no fault age 40 married.—Gardner, Tyrisha, Bridgend. 848 TTJtE ENGAGEMENT required as Hotel Bookkeeper, tabular or otherwise willing to 8.Ssist.-H. 6, John-street, Oxford-street, Southampton. 991 f | JAILORS (Master). — Wanted, re-engagement as JL Under Cutter, age 20 good reference.—C. Smith, Moreton-in-Marsh. 36 f MASTER BUTCHERS.—Wanted, Situation by J respectable Yonng Man, 22, shop or slaughter- house good references.—H. Lewis, Pilning, near Bristol, 10 rfv)"PASTRYCOOKS AND CONFECTIONEUS. — Re-engagement wanted by experienced man good all round first.class references.—J. Lock,96a, Digbeth, Birmingham. 860 \\J ANTED, a Situation as Groom or Second t ¥ Coachman. Can be highly recommended by his present, employer.—Apply to James Aldridge, lvinnersley Castle, Hereford. 963 WANTED, by respectable yonng Person, Situation W as Assi-tant in Bar or Confectionery Shop; tall; asre 24. Newport or suburbs preferred.—Address E. F., 59, Jones-street, Newport. 3176 WANTED, situation as Groom, under Coachman ace 20; 64 years' good charactr.-Apply, stating wages, to Perkins, Newcastle, Monmouth. 921 WANTED, by a Young Lady, situation as t '1' Barmaid will give first month.—Apply A., 2, Woodville-road, Cathays, Cardiff. 869 YOUNG LADY wishing to learn Stationery. Con- fectionery, or other light Fancy Business, would give her services for six months in return for comfort- able home.—Address M.D., J. Abernethy, Chemist, Cadoxton. 2 mHE Insertion of several Advertisements is I delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initial*, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. ^Qtnties, rabrlltrs. &r. GENTS wanted everywhere for The Complete Business Register," a Tradesman's Account Book salary and commission.-Messrs Il. Pamphilon, Congleton, Cheshire. 644 AGENTS Wanted, for India Rubber Stamps best commission and best quality specimens free.— Address Brookman, Wicklow-street, London, W.C. 993 AGENTS wanted goods in steady demand salary and commission.—Ireton and Co., 92, Grace- church-street, London. 998 AGENT (sole) Wanted to sell specially-prepared Engine and Cylinder Oils to colliery and other concerns good "alary and expenses, with liberal com- mission, to one who can command orders. Samples and full part culars of Oils.—Messrs Deacon's, Leaden- hall street, London. 892 4 GENTS wanted in every town and village througb- out the United Kingdom terms most, libera[- Apply to "J," Room 5, 1 and 2, Chiswell-street, London. 32 DISTRICT INSPECTOR of Agents required by an old-e.tablished firm in the Manure Trade, for the appeintment of new agents at the principa 1 Welsh ports. One accustomed to the trade preferred, and who has an established agricultural connection. —Apply, in the first instance, by letter, to Chemicus, Hop Exchange, London, S.E. 6 t CAUSTIC TILES.—F"irm of manufacturers are f i J open to appoint Agent in Cardiff and district, on commission only; mast have connection among builders and architects in the locality.—Address H.I.H., "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 3 Yj»EARL ijFiTASSURANCE. — Wanted, a few energetic Men as Canvassers and Collectors. Bookje given to successful men.—Apply William 'fait, 78, Thomas-street, Merthyr; or A. Keddle, Bryn Villa, Brynmawr. RUBBER STAMPS, Monograms, Linen Markers, Fancy Name post free Is 2d complete particu- lars free. Agents Wanted.—Graham, 13, Tyler-street, Ipswich. 968 RUSSIAN Lubricating Oils.—Agents wanted to sell these oils, the demand for which is rapidly increasing. Liberal commis"ion.-¡\ddress Russia, care of Schrader & Co., 31. St. Mary Axe, London. 962 rriO BUILDERS, Ironmongers, and Merchants.— 1 Agent wanted for a Builders' Speciality, being well advertised in trade papers. Must be brought prominently before architects.—Address D. L., care of J. W. Vickers, 5, Nicholas-lane, London, E.C. 3181 rpo WINE MERCHANTS, Grocera. Ac.—A splendid i opportunity offers itself of securing the Agency for our noted ales in districts not already represented. Liberal terms to good buyers.—Apply Alton Court Brewery ompany.Ltd .Ross,Herefordshirfl..3078 191 ANTED immediately, Tailor's a Traveller for T the Cardiff Docks one with a good connection preferred. Good salary and commiss1On.-Apply W. T. T., Daily News" Office, Newport. 3187 ANTED, Travellers, for Who'esale Grocery and ▼ v Provision trades. Large salary and liberal commission.—Apply e. War beck-road, Usbridge-road, London. 6 WANTED, Agents, to represent a. successful Life VT Assurance Company. A vacant book at Raglan. Agency appointments will be granted to good. resDectable, and energetic men for parts of Monmouth- shire and South Wales on special salary and com. mission. —Apply to the London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow Assurance Company, South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 2 WANTED, Men to obtain orders saJary,£2weekly. —For particular, enclose stamped address to F., 141, Kings-road, Reading. 961 Hoirgings, Jlpartmmts, &r. AN ELDERLY Widow Lady would let peasant Apartments to a gentleman of quiet habits (dining out preferred) every home comfort hot and cold bath piano. Excellent attendance. Terms, 13s per week. In a nice part convenient for town.—Apply H., Daily News Office, Cardiff. 813 PART of a House to Let, unfurnished, 24 miles from Cardiff.—W., Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 881 f ^>ENARTH.— I ansdowne Private Hotel and first- ly class Boarding Establishment, opposite station sea view terms from 6s bd per day. Apartments at Glendale adjoining. 154 nno LET, two Furnished Rooms, with attendance I suit one or two gentlemen terms moderate close to trams.—121, Woodville-road, Cathays, Cardiff. VERY Comfortable Apartments to Let; suit two young ladles; good attendance.—Apply 29, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 40 WANTED, by two Young Ladies, pleasant home t in refined family (nice house and garden), in quiet seaside village, pietty neighbourhood, good sands terms must be very moderate highest refer- ences given and required probable p rmanency.—Full particulars to M G., Daily News Office, Cardiff. 965 -J O RICHMOND-CRESCENT, Gordon-road.—Well- lO, furnished front sitting-room, large bedroom, also share sitting room, with comfortable bedroom bath every modern convenience. 826 iiúusts. &.t.t Maitfeil. \"¥7 ANTED, a Public-house, within 10 miles of v ? Pontypridd—Apply David John, 43, Crawshay- street, Robert-town, Pontypridd. 952 3For J^ale—lrfltjsgs, Hand. &t. "I A CASH DOWN, the balance by easy instal- cwJLvJ ments, will purchase Houses iu Upper George-street. Tyler-street, Theodora-street, Wells. street, Edward-street, Brunei-street, and Severn-road. See Messrs Hern's Register.—Offices, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 1049 a NINE ROOMED VILLA, Roath Venetian j £ blinds gas fittings ground rent only £113s 9d; lease, 82 years good repair cost, B650 lowest £390. A bargain sound inTestment.-Particulars, 268, Bute- street. Cardiff. 830 |_>ARRY.—A Shop for Sale, situate near Barry 8 > Dock. — Apply Mr Lewis, House Agent, Quarella-street, Cadoxton. 976 for Sale, or to Let, t close to the Barry Dock.—J. Rowledge, 48, Castle- road, C rdiff. 587 (CARDIFF, Clifton-street. — Corner Shop, price J reasonable side entrance. — Applv ,Jenkins, Clarke and I easdale, Sun Fire Office, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 pDWARD-STREET, Canton.—Corner Shop for Li Sale side entrance, stable rear private mort- gage £40 cash down.—Apply Emery, Chutch-street, Cardiff. 948 Ij^OR SALK, Family Residence, within 12 miles of Jf Cardiff with or without 42 acres pasture land. —Apply 'fa: iesin Morgan, Llantrisant. 8/OR SALE, a very convenient six-roomed House, close to Richmond and Albany-roads.—Apply to H Taylor, 15, Inverness-place, Itoath, Cardiff. FOR SALE by Private Contract, two well-built and convenient Leasehold Dwelllng-hous..s, contain- ing 6 rooms always command good tenants.—Apply H. Hill and Co., auctioneers, 10, Castle-street.Swansea. SALE, the Kendon House Coal Colliery (50 to 60 acres), situated quarter mile from Crumlin. Coal of good qua ily, and demanding a ready sale.- Apply T. Morgan, Newbridge or Morgan Bros., Kendon Colliery. 27 | ( OH SALE by Private Treaty, Rolling Mill Inn, I Broad-street, Blaenavon. Mon well situated.— Apply on premises. 931 l/^OR SALE, 16, Dumfries-place, Cardiff suit pro- IP fessional man.—Apply on the 1 remise?. 872 OUSE COAL COLLIERY.—For Sale,a smallHouse Coal Colliery capacity, about 70 tons per day worked by level; water free.—For particulars, apply George H Daniel, Mining Engineer, Pontypool. 928 NEW TREDEGAR.—TO be Sold, foursubstantially built Houses bautiful y situated in this flourishing colliery district held under a leas- of 99 years, 81 years of which are unexpired. For particulars address 76, Clarendon-terrace, Irlam, Manchester. 38 OPENING BARRY DOCK.-Seven splen;1idly- situated Houses, all let each 6s weekly, will be sold to pay eight per cent. good mortgage if required. —App'y Cooper Penn, St. John's-square, Cardiff. 831 mLT be &r. HIGH-STREET, Caerleon.—To Let, with imme- aTL diate possession, large House and Garden, five bedrooms, three parlours, kitchen, cenar, out offices, good pump, plentiful supply of water.-Apply John T. Baddington, Caerleon. HOUSES (six-room) to Let in Minny-street, at 6s JUL per week.—Apply Stone, Daily News, Cardiff. 814 mo BE LET, with immediate possession, Richmond JL Villa, Clydach, Swansea Valley, containing nine rooms, with kitchen garden; situate about five minutes' walk from railway station. —Apply H. Hill and Co., auctioneers and house agents, 10, Castle- t-fc eet, Swansea. 656 '[-'0 LET at Ollce, Farm as it stands, of little over |_ lCO acres, all grass except six acrps, about five miles from Cardiff; present occupiet wishing to give up through ill-health.—Apply A.B.C., Daily News Office, Cardiff, 942 rpO LET, 230, Newport-road, containing nine rooms X drainage perfect also 210, Clive-street, Grange. —Apply A. Kinnersley, 4, Upper Station-terrace, Cardiff. 957 riW LET, 54. Wood-street, Temperance Town, 1_ Cardiff.—Apply to Mr David Lewis, Solicitor, 3, Charles-street, Cardiff. 3135 mo LET, a 7-roomed House, No. 129, Severn-road, I Canton rent very low.—Apply at 131, Severn- road. 2402 WESTON SUPER MARE.—To be Letj a VT thorougly well-furnished, capitally-built and well-situated Residence from its elevated position commanding fine views, and containing drawing-room, with bay window (^1 x 18) opening into conservatory dining-i 00m, with bav window (24x15); breakfast- room (12 x 15) six bedrooms; dressing-room servants' staircase numerous excellent domestic offices, and capital cellarage.—Agents, Wansbrough and Sons, Weston-super-Mare. 4 WHITCHURCH. Buildin Land to Let near W Birchgrove Inn, Whitchurch.—Apply Mr David Lewis, Solicitor, 3, Charles-street, Cardiff. 3090 Itf.-ISitsitttss$mttises, fcr. 4 SHOP will be soon vacant in the best spot in i. High-street, Dowlais, for business, being opposite the London Warehouse.—Apply to W. T. Williams, Grocer, Castle-street, Do" lais. 940 BREWERY to Let first-class premises suitable for JD the purpose, in centre of Cardiff free water supply 011 the premises.—Apply to Jenkins, Clarke, and Teasdale. Cardiff. lObO BRIDGE-STREET.—Corner Shop and Premises; newly built; low rental.—Apply John Lewis, Contractor. pital-square. Cardiff 876 HOUSE AND .^HOP to Let or Sold, double- JTJL fronted situ < ted in Regent-street and corner of Lowther-street, Briton Ferry.—Apply to D. Phillips, China Dealer, etc., Briton Ferry. 918 Y AEOTSHOP and Honse to Let, 106. Clifton- U street, Cardiff low rental; immediate possession. —Apply on the premise". 833 MALTHOUSE to Let; eligibly situated; direct & water communication with West Bute Dock, effecting great saying in haulage.—Apply to Jenkins, Clarke, and Teasdale, Cardiff. 1050 NEWPORT. House and Shop, New Dock-street, near general market, about three minutes' walk from G.W.R. Station suitable for light trade or offices. —Apply to J- Jones, Clytha Park, Newport. 3113 OFFICES.—Bute Docks; eround floor No. 5, powell-place lecenilv occupied by the National Bwikof Wales — Apply to J. Elliott and Sons, Bute Dock-, Cardiff. 801 OFFICES, ground floor, st John's-square.—John L-wis, Contractor, Spital-square, Cardiff. 877 SHOP and HOUSE to Let best position in Ebbw Vale suitable for any business successful drapery business carried on for many years present occupiers removing to larger premises splendid chance drapery business carried on for many years present occupiers removing to larger premises splendid chance for beginner.—Apply J. A. Davies, Ebbw Yale. lI3 1 ST. JOHN'S-SQUARE.—Shop and Cellar, newly- built low rental. For one of the best business positions in the town, apply John Lewis, Contractor, Spital-square, Cardiff. 815 BE ET, with immediate possession, the old- established and fully-licensed Inn known aa The Coopers' Arms," Tudor-street, Abergavenny. Ingoing, £35 —Apply to Messrs Straker and Son, Auctioneers. Abergavenny. 3081 TO LE I, an eligible site in the centre of the main street of Cardiff, to be let by tender for building purposes, on a long lease frontage about 110 feet, by a depth of 257 feet. Well suited for a first-class hotel or other business purposes.—For full particulars apply to Mr Peter Price, Architect and Surveyor, 21, High- street, Cardiff. 680 LET, possession at once, first-class Grocer's X Shop. High-street, Ferndale.—For particulars, apply E. Jhomas, 42, High-street. 951 a TREHARRIS.—To Let, a large House and Shop in JL the centre of Treharris; rent S'O; to suit any business; fixtures complete, double front, plate-glass windows, good large cellar and bakehouse.—Apply David Prosser, Treharris. 3202 WELL-BUILT 3-stall Stable, with Loft, to Let, V T Leckwith road.—Jenkins, Clarke and Teasdale, Sun Fire Office. Philharmonic chambers, Cardiff. J050 I. $htaiit £ ss2s far Disposal. BOOT BUSINESS FOR SALE, stock at valuation. Remainder of lease, eight years. Leading thoroughfare to the Plymouth market. A good going concern.—Apply Star Boot Depot, 9, Cornwall-str-et, Plymouth. 990 I^U^T-CLASS Tobacconist, Stationery, and Fancy Goods Business, with Post-office; ingoing low stock at valuation.—Tobacconist, "Daily News Office, Swansea. 842 5 jlOR SALE or to I-et, Full-licensed Business, re- I snect- biy conducted, well-paying trade a most desirable taking :Ie.%se clubs pay half rent every thing as agoing concern, £ 500 half csn remain.— Daily New< Office, Swansea. r po DRAPERS AND OTHERS. -To be Let or Sold^ I. magnificent Drapery, Millinery, and Tailoring Business as going concern. Stock at valuation very large and substant al premises, and best position in magnificent Drapery, Millinery, and Tailoring Business as going concern. Stock at valuation very large and substant al premises, and best position in Rhondda Valley rare opportunity imnirdiwe possession reason for giving up,—Apply to E H. Davies, Auctioneer, Pentre. 982 ftursBs, Witre ^trrrk, <8)frrrxfl?<5. tpOR SALE, a Waggonette, new body, cushions and lamps, pole anu bar very strong J suit Cardiff or Rhondda Valley a bargain.—Apply John Dare, 17, Upper George-street, Newport. 3176 or Rhondda Valley a bargain.—Apply John Dare, 17, Upper George-street, Newport. 3176 URNSEY'S CARRIAGE LAMPSJ Carri^ T Lamps !1 10s 3d pair; second-hand ditto; repairs done, shop, hotel, street, ship lamps.—Works Merchant-street, Bristol (see Exhibition). 2222 STYLISH Dog Carts, Waggonettes, Rustic Carts, Phaeion, Whitechapel, and Ponv Carts in great j variety, ready for delivery. — J Norman, Canton Carriage Works, Market-road, Cardiff. 2772 rn^ROLLIEs, Delivery Carts, Vans, Crank-axle JL Carts, Coburgs, Milk Carts a large assortment to select from all ready for delivery.—J. Norn an, j Canton Carriage Works, Market-road, Cardiff. 2772 I rEiWO capital second-hand Landaus, suitable for one i I or a, pair of horses.—Fuller, Birttil, and Company, Cardiff. WIi WAGGONETTE, with moveable head, light and v T serviceable. — Fuller, Birtill, and Company, Carriage Builders, Working-street, Cardiff. 926 iKadjhttrg, ttools. &r. p E C K E T T AND g 0 N S [BRISTOL, HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF NEW LOCOMOTIVE JgNGINES BEADY FOB IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. JJORTABLE ENGINES, MORTER MILLS, SAW BENCHES, ENGINES, BOILERS, And all machinery. On SALE, HIRE, or PURCHASE HIRB On lowest terms and ready for delivery. QHARLES D. jpHILLIPS 1 NEWPORT, MON. Send for Phillips' Machinery Register, 6d. 1095 rjio gTE AMSHIP WNEES Requiring New MAINE J^OILER? Of the Highest Class and Power. Apply for Prices and Designs to G. K. STOTHERT & CO., 2365 ENGINEERS, BRISTOL. ANCHORS AND CHAINS, second-hand, for Sale. —Apply to D. L. Ow n. Cardiff. 3174 FOR SALE, Colliery Winding Drum, about 7' 11" tL- diameter, 6" wrought iron shaft, 2 plummer blocks,ancl brasses £ 11.—Andrews and Baby, Cardiff933 FOR SALE, 4 wrought iron rivetted Girders, 48ft. JL' long, by 16 inches deep.—Apply Andrews and Baby, Cardiff. 829 SALE, One 1-h.p. Stockport Gas Engine, quite L 1 new, made and finished for Exhibition.—Apply Cross Brothers, Cardiff. 828 1/IOR SALE, three splendid Lancashire Boilers, each I 30ft by I ft, 2 nues through, with all mountings and fittings price, £75 each, free on rails, for imme- diate sale.—Apply 54, Orlando-street, Bolton. 1128 EARLY NEW Six-horse Vertical Boiler and Horizontal Engine for Sale a great bargain.— Powis and Co., Station-approach, Cardiff. 42 VN SALE, Twodouble-rivetted Boilers, 28ftby 7ft, with 10 Galloway tubes pass insurance »t BOlbs pressure, with mountings complete.—L. Scow. eroft, Engineer, Bolton. 1128 an& OLollieru tfquísíbs. BUTE SPRING WORKS, East Moors, Cardiff. All iD kinds of railway wagon, carriage,and locomotive bearing and buffing sprincs made to order ami with despatch. The proprietors are also the sole makers of Mitchell's unbreakable steel buffers for wagons and locomotives, and Heald's patent spring steel drawbar cradle, applicable to the existing short draw bars. Repairs done promptly and at low rates. 2608 ITIOR SALE, Eight 10-ton Coal Wagons, witli tipping 1 ends.—Apply to D. L. Owen. Penarth. 3173 RAILS.—Steel and Iron, cheap, all Sections from 10 to 90 lbs per yard, with Chairs, Fishplates, Spikes, Bolt*, Nuts, and Nails to match when required, also Switches, Crossings, Lever Boxes, and Turntables. Sleepers of steel, iron, or wood. Steel Springs for railway wagons and carriages- Heald's Patent Steel Draw Bar Cradles for connecting draw bars. Mitchells Patent Buffers. Corrugated Buffing and Bearing Springs. Allen's Steam Striker. Sano clean and sharp, suitable for locomotives, filter-beds, builders, etc. Aberthaw Limestone.—Apply to the Bute Works Supply Co., 129, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 3022 jj RAILWAY WAGONS tor Hire or Sale. Cash or tV deferred payments.—The Midland Railway Car- riage and Wagon Company, Limited, Midland Works, Birmingham. 1082 WANTED to purchase or hire, 50 new or second- hand Wagons wIth side and enQ. doors. Must be in thorough running order, and in good condition. Send age, specifications, conditions, and tams, to George H. Daniel, Mining Engineer, Pontypool. 930 ^ate."Miscellaneous. G. K. ^TOTHEET 4 t' 0., ENGINEERS, BOILER MAKERS, AND ¡. SHIP BUILDERS, B R 1ST 0 L, Have for Sale :— ENGINE.—New Horizontal Compound Condensing Tandem Engine, 25 horse power nominal, cylinders 12 in. and 22in. diam., by 24in. stroke, automatic expan- sion gear, teak lagging. ENGINES.—A pair of direct-acting, Inverted Cylin- der, High-pressure Engines, lOin. diam. by 14in. stroke, solid gun metal pumps. BARGE.—A strongly-built, open, Wooden Lighter (quite new), carrying 225 tons on 7ft. draft; dimen- sions, 82ift. x 20ift. x 5ift- BOILER.—New Patent Vertical Multitubular Steel Boiler, 5ft. diameter x lift, high with smoke box, funnel, spring safety valve, and mountings complete. SCREW STEAMER, "Newport," 140 tons regis- ter, 249 tons gross 162ft. long x 19ft. beam x 8ft. deep; 50 n.h.p. a good sea boat; would make splendid pas- senger steamer. 1560 [70R SALE, full Set of Pyramid Balls (hy Bur- roughes and Watts) ch -ap.—Apply T. Enstone, Westgate Hotel, Newport, Mon. | r'OR SALE, Four Shares in Eighth Cardiff Starr- f Bowkett Society.—Apply Davidson, 20, Court- road, Grangetown, Cardiff. 927 FOR SALE, white Belgian Carrots for horses, best J[' quality.—Apply to Mr David Lodwick, Cwmfelin Farm, near Carmarthen. 978 n ROCERS and PROVISION MERCHANTS who 'Jr are desirous of making their Shops attractive for the coming busy season, should write for price list of Show Bowls, Canisters, Scales, Weights, and every requisite required in the trade in Stock at very low prices for cash-—Manager, Bristol,Second-hand Stores, 22. Temple-street, Bristol. 1274 LARGE quantity Seed and Meadow Hay, saved JLj without ram; best quality.—Apply Woodward, Auction and Estate Offices, Cardigan. 945 OAK. ASH, nnd KLMPLANKING, Felloes,Stocks, Cart Shafts, and all wheelwrights' requisites in timber. Enquiries solicited. PONSFORD BROS., Clarence Wharf Saw Mills, 2050 Newport, Mon. LATENT FUEL, made from house co l (230 blocks I to ton), 9s at works or by load, lls6dtonde- livered. -Crown Works, Old Sea Lock, Cardiff. 2144 jROVIDKNT ASSOCIATION OF LONDON" £ ^0 Bond; 56s 4d paid up. No reasonable offer refused. Going abroad.—Williams, Rock Inn, Hendreforgan, Swansea. 853 XMAS CARDS! XMAS CARDS !—Manufacturers surplus and Remainder Stock superior Season's Cards. Penny Fo.ding, 3d; Twopenny, 34d; Four- penny and S'xpennv gilt and bevelled, 4d per dozen. Sample half-gross, post free, Is 9d.—R. Addison and Company, 17, Devonshire-square, Bishopsgate, E.C. 808 iftisrcUattemis tKHants. Grease, and fats of aU descriptions purchased for cash.—Kerr's Oil and Grease Compaay, Limited, Swansea. 600 WANTED. Eight Gallons Milk daily delivered V T Sully Goods Station carriage paid; state price.—W. P.. Elm Shop, Cadoxton, near Cardiff. 4 ANTED Offer of Oak, Ash, and Elm Timber T standing send price and particulars to Ponsford Brothers, Clarence Wharf Saw Mills, New- port, Mon. 579 WANTED immediately, about 10 dozen Hurdles v V for fence.—Apply Batchelor and Snowdon, Con- tractors, Penrhiwceiber. 37 WANTED, good, sound bags and sacks. homas V T Jones and Co., Wharf-street, Cardiff, will pay Is 9d per dozen for 3-bushel bags, and 4s Od per dozen for 5-bushel sacks. WANTED, Ladies who can knit, do embroidery, crewels, Itc., 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 (3d in the shilling, in some cases more) by dealing direct with the spinners. Mention this paper. 1173 m isrellantOus. FURNISH on our New Hire System. Houses or Apartments completely furnished on a new sys- tem adopted solely by us, whereby all publicity, exposure, and enquiries usually made by other com- panies are dispensed with. 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 sale everything private. Arrangements completed without delay, and, being manufacturers, we guarantee quality, and will undertake to supply furniture, etc., at 10 oer cent. less than any pnce-hst issued by any firm in Cardiff Eleven showrooms. Call and inspect our immense stock, and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. We willsiipply S5 worth for 2s 6d weekly £10 worth, 4s weekly B15 worth for 5s weekly £ 20 worth, 6s weekly, and so on in proportion. Special term- for larger qiarntities Please note the Address SOUTH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY, 31, Castle-st. (opposite the Castle), Cardiff. 12783—1105—23 SXKOLOGY.—What is before you? Send date oi birth, stamped addressed envelope, and postal order Is, to J. Wilson, Wilton-road, London, S.W. 235 MARRIAGE,—Full particulars: answers by return; iTm birth-tm e required fee Is. accurate work.— King,.7, Argo-road, Waterloo, Liverpool. Established 11 years. 454 ESMERISM. — Full instructions how to mesmerise, also how to apply animal magnetism and massage to all diseases. A beautifully-illustrated work, lOt. pages, bound in cloth, by Professor D. Younger, price 2s 6d publisher, Allen, Ave Marie- lane, London.—(Send one "tamp for synopsis to 22, Ledbury.road, Bayswater, London, W. 642 SPECIAL NTOTICE.—HairT LadT^B own combings or cuttings mad" up in any style, Is 3d per oz., post free hair work done for the trade.—Williams, 6, Lower Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 889 WANTED, all Grocers, Confectioners, and T V Dealers in Christmas Fancies to call at Cham- pion and Lewin's Mead, Bristol, and inspect their samples of Christina < Novelties, Fancies, Surprise Packets, Fancy Boxes, Christmas Shapes, and Pure Sweets. Those that cannot call should certainly send for a descriptive price list.—Champion and Co., Manufacturing Confectioners, Bristol. 455 WHAT is BKl ORE YOU ?—Senddate of birth, stamped envelope, and six stamps, C. Gordon, 97, Buckingham Palace-road. London. 673 ~i:!RETWOKK FRKTWOKK t-Now ready, EgeT staff's new, revised,and enlarged Catalogue of Fret work designs, materials, dec. The largest selection ot fret work requisites in the Uniwd Kingdom. Post tree 3 stamps.—BgeVsteff and Co.'s Fretwork Depo^*t>. Mary-le-port-street. Bristol. TARPAULINS for railway wagons, waterproof cart and hay sheets, horse loin cloths, corn sacKs, coal and lime bags.—E. Parnall and Company, tinn- f icturers, Albert-road, Bedminster, Bristol 10042 wXrATERPROOF. wagon, cart, and engine covers, W and horse cloths of best make, lowesti prices, —Dallin Brother and Son, 10, Narrow Quay, Bristol. 172 s\ AAA HANDBILLS 74 by 5, 10s 6d 1,000 I iMMlO Cards, Memorandums, or Billheads, 4s, uneVuaUed,-Fisher and Co.. Broaduead, Bristol. 810 jftqnitJ. MONEY LENT upon note of hand at HOURS' NOTICE, from £ 5 to £ 1,000; town country distance no object. j,, Householders, Clergymen, Farmers, and ot^J0ut want of cash accommodation, can obt an same wi publicity or loan office routine. Letters or|Perr aB(J calls treated in strict confidence, or will personally at any a i dress upon receipt of letter. NO FEES.—Apply, Mr THOMAS EDWARDS. 2695 94 38, Mill-street, PONTYPggg^ MONEY ADVANCED PRIVATELY, and *25- publicity, from £ 5 to £ 500. to respectable no holders and others, without delay or loan 0 routine; letters or personal calls treated in confidence, or will attend personally at any upon receipt of letter.—Apply Mr Owen Wood-road, Pontypridd. TSTABLISHKD-50 YEARS. THE CARDIFF & COUNTY ADVANCE BA-, having at their disposal a LARGE CArl^ wish to INVEST same PRIVATELY with. responsi"f Tradesmen, Cab Proprietor Farmers, Cow tor" Market Gardeners, Fiuit Growers,Carmen.Contr»cH> Wheelwrights, Blacksmiths, Coal Merchants, » and Straw Dealers, and others, on their 6wn sfe' Our special business is with the above, and we the largest business with Agriculturists. Anitf The Bank can satisfy clients that they are « business with a re pectable firm, business beingJJ" with hundreds of clients in several different DISTANCE NO OBJECT. Applications personally, or by letter, to S. THOMPSON, Manager, 9, CAROLINE-STREET, [ IVf ONEY ADVANCED PRIVATELY and wi jfT.4 Publicity.— £ 5 to £ 500 lent to respectable ho™ Holders, without delay or loan office routine. or personal calls treated in STRICT CONFIDE V5 °f ^attend personally at any address upon v of letter.-Mr B. B. LESTER, 15, Bridge-s"^ Newport (a private house). Il0 £ | MONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND AT sHOB* NOTICE, BY A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN, offi £ 10 to £ 1,000, at 5 per cent. ,,J Why apply to Professional Money Lenders, so-c^Lj Companies or Banks, when any responsible apph^JJ can obtain an advance Privately without Sureties the usual formalities of a Loan Office ? For the of Borrowers I am prepared to giant advan. es to ten years m any part of England or Wales, to or fe ale (distance no object), and if desired^- interest can be paid quarterly, or half-ye rly, be arranged, therefore the applicant gets .vg ben- tit of cash advanc dL.—Apply in confidence to actual lender, H. HCNTER, Esq. Gloucester 220, Clapham-road, London, 13564 MONEY LENT WITHOUT DELAY.-A gentleman is prepared to Lend f to any responsible persons (in town or couB"" who are willing to pay a fair rate of interest 'at, immediate advance, entirely mjon their own secO'JJjj repayable by easy payments, or at exceeding 5 years.—Stite requirements (in strict lId, fidence) to CAPITALIST, care or Watkins os 62. Ludgate-hili, London, E.C. u_ 1%/f ONEY LENT PRIVATELY AT A^ ill HOURS' NOTICE. # A Gentleman having a large amount of Capi^jj, willing to grant advances, upon note of hand *1° for any term not exceeding 15 years, rrom £ ^1 £ 1,000, at 5 per cent., to Clergymen, Farmers. y) Proprietors, Lodging-house Keepers, Tradesmen, 0 gt any responsible Person, Male or Female, in To*o^. Country. Without loan ofic; formalit ies or bill ?! Distance no object, and so long as the interest is Ppj- the capital can remain. No genuine ap\)licatII. fused. All communications are treated strictly prl II, —Apply to the actual Lender, H. Harrison, E^'jiS York-road, Westminster Bridge-road, London. SOUTH WALES Financial Corporation (Linnt^^g, Cash Advances made upon good Approved rities; re-payable by instalments or other^v^ Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. John Jenkins, Secretary. MONEY LENT ON NOTE OF llA 1., Privately by CHARLES H. WHEATLEY, from £10 to £5,000. 34, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and 27, BloO bury-street, New Oxford street, London. ADVANCES MADE WITHOUT SURETIES DELAY, in town or country, upon note of haml 0f and to assist persons into business, upon furniture, leases, machinery, farming stock, cf #■ shares, jewels, plate, plant, and stock, without moval; also upon life policies and deeds at 5 per c STRICT SECRECY OBSERVED. jjl N.B.—No genuine application ever refused- communications strictly private. Prospectuses, every information, showing all the advantages post free. Having a large surplus capital at all advances are granted cheaper than any other lishment in London, from one to fifteen years. ty N.B.—If desired, Mr Wheatley will attend at applicant's residence with cash, and carry 0 ,196 advance. HOUSEHOLDERS, FARMERS, public^ -LJL BUILDERS. Cowkeepers and others can obtain cash moderate charges and easy rep ayments without or publicity, on their own security, and witboti loan office routine, by applying personallvor by Ie Mr G. H. ALLSOPP," „ rAig. 22, Trinity-street, til Distance no object. Special attention to c° 8^ Note the address :—22, Trinity-street, Cardiff^ MONEY Advances made, in strict -LV.i. promptly, in sums of R5 and upwards, 1 all classes of security. No fees or charges kind before or after the advances are made. 11-I r oat- lished 40 years. Branch Office, 9, W odvil'e „ut«* Address letters Manager.—Apply to Manager,1116 terrace. Cardiff. \fl ONEY.—IF YOU WANT AN ADVAK^B^ 1-TJI CASH, from £ 20 to £ 2,COO, appiy 'oCjS'T' IMPERIAL DEPOSIT BANK, 18, ADAM sT.he* STRAND, LONDON, for a Prospectus, which t» yon at a glance tne exact amount you will »■ repay. The transaction is STRICTLY PRIVATE, „ the only security required by the Bank being, BORROWER'S OWN NOTE OF Advances are made throughout the United Ki°8 to all clasroa, and distance is no 1249 C. J. KNIGHTLEY, £ 45,000 Freehold or Leasehold Pr0Pfr^c#' sums of £ 100 to £ 10,000 also on good personal rity, reversions, annuities, <tc., Ac.—Messrs .gi Financial Agents, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff- QOMMERCIAL ADVANCE "I Q QUAY-STREET (off St. Mary-street, opP0^ Church-street), CARDIFF- lI' MONEY LENT to respectable Househerøbs1 their own security, tewn or country, B5 to repayments no fees or any other expenses c Apply for full particulars to 840—1101 JOHN J. 1MPQRTANT^OTICE. —If you want monebere- Jt stamp for Prospectus before borrowing else \ll. Mr Pike, 43, Salispnry-road, Cardiff. olíS, MONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND IN SUMS FROM £20 TO £4,000. THE NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK, HALL, BALDWIN-STREET, BRISTOL- The Directors of this well-known, old-estabjjjj, ja Bank are prepared to offer exceptional all respectable and trustworthy persons who need of temporary assistance art Cash is advanced at a Day's Notice, in any P &ti lown or country, without sureties, repayable bY instalments or in one sum, and on „<r0 THE BORROWER'S WRiTTEN PROMISE* RE-PAY.. £ 00 A special feature of this Bank is that, a competent staff being employed, who attend j to all applications, borrowers residing at any 1 +>,0m £ r'sto^ may receive advances as speedily*8 the office were located in their own town.. jgfi The advances made during the past few years < 0' h^LF A MILLION STEBIIm Among the advantages offered by the Bank, following deserve attention :— _a kfi* I HE DESPATCH WITH WHICH LOANS COMPLETED. THE SIMPLICITY OF THE PROMISSORY TO BE SIGNED. THE LOW RATE OF INTEREST CHARGBPi,^ THE WRITTEN GUARANTEE OF STRl0* PRIVACY Y.i, THE SYSTEM OF SMALL REPAYMENT8cO? TENDING OVER A PERIOD OF TIM" VB^NKNT TO THE BORROWER. „ THE ABSENCE OF ALL LAW COSTS AND 1 M N.B.—No Bills of Sale are taken, and the tions are not published in any newspaper or ga* MORTGAGE DEPARTMENT. d Advances IIlso made on mortgge or depœi8 0: °f property, shares, scrip, policies, and reversion" 5 PER CENT INTEREST. For further particu ars apply, stating amount re? 2420 Mr T. C. MILBURN, General lONEY LENT WITHOUT BILL OF SA ITi. private gentleman is desirous of advances upon promissory nete alone. Sot 5 per interest, to male or female, without uretle5 strictly private, for any term not exceeding 10 Y G. Apply for prospectus and scale of repayments Shove, Esq., 21, John-st., Adelphi, London, W Host aitD FOUND, Saturday^.the17th, Black Retriever :Old to JT' if not claimed within three days will be te defray expenses. -Henry Evans, Garth Sffis Merthyr. LOST, Scotch Terrier Bitch, prick ears name Gyp. Finder rewarded at 9, Sir S0 gA, terrace^hve^treetj^iangetown^^rdit^ ASK YOUR CHEMIST OK FOR « PATTISON'S INDIAN PUDDING It is delicious with Fruit Pies. Stewed Fruits, °r Samplesat STAND 167, EXHIBITION, IMPORTANT. —One Box of the I. J- are guaranteed to cure ail private cases and 0 cations of the urinary organs, whether .c<tJl.¡r otnerwise. Also Gravel and Pains in tn« Sent post free :or 4s "dv Procrietor, G. D. ro>S W.P.S (from, he General Hospital), Birmingham. Agents Cardiff—A. Ha«on, Cbe"f.s j4> Bridge-st. Merthyr—Wills, Chemist, Ponttn°r'_5tre^ Georgetown. Swansea—Lloyd Chemist, Oxi<* *.<f Newport—Youcj:, Chemist, High-street. 1%, never been knovrn r,o rail letters answer*^ ,rP ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 Pffi# is warranted to cure all discharges Urinary Organs in either sex (acquired orconstit11 Gravel, and Pains in the Back. Guaranteed Mercury. Sold m Boxes, 4s 6d each, by all and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the •r sent to any address for sixty stamps by the 1 The Lincoln .and Midland Counties Lincoln. rnOWLE'S PENNYROYAL and S? rfO ,JL PILLS FOR FEMALES quickly correct arities and relieve the distressing svm Dtoins so with the sex- Is i^d and Ss 9d, "f Sent anywhere for 15 or 34 stamps, by The Midland Counties Uruw Lincoln.—^ ;0l3, Imitationn PubJuhwi by the w V 00 CAN & SONS, at their SteawJ^tg* Works, 82 and 83, St, Mmy-*treet a"d -Ooty,h» sheet, in the town cf Cardiff, in the t- «. v'n?[san > also THOMAS FAWCKT*- in South Walei Daily News Office, S*»n^ „f county of Glamorftiin also at the Pie,n'^nn'rP iif LUX H, KEY, Bookseller and Cliemis1; ? in the county of Glamorgan al«o by j )VILLUM8, at the "South Wales » 'on' ''ftlce, 1. Tredegar-plsce Newport. il1 thT iaM Monmouth also at the premises of ,L 'if Bookseller, Carmarthen, in the county then also at the premises of R- peui,,ri1iiet. Bookseller, Pembroke, in the county ot tji* also at the premises ot ANN WILI.IAMS, »t Cardigan, in the county of Cardigan; premises of ATTY HUGHES, Bookseller. the county of Brecon also at the Pre Vvel's' CHARLES DAVIES, Printer, Lland> indo«i county of Radnor also at the premises c0ttj|ty HARRIS, St»«wi vifka. Lydney, in 100 Gloucester.

COMMERCIAL SALES. SWEET SEVILLE CHINA 0 R A N G ES, DUE AT CARDIFF THIS WEEK PER FIRST CLASS STEAMER HAYBURN. FROM SEVILLE DIRECT. < Hfit Cargo is all Picked Fruit, and of the same Prime Quality as that which gave such universa satisfaction last year, and we now offer same in Lots to suit Purchasers. FOR PRICE AND PARTICULARS APPLY TO IMPORTERS, m ARTIN, 13 ERG, & Co., (LATE HARTMANN, MARTIN, & CO.), 52, MOUNT STUARTSQUARE, 13673 CARDIFF. 3105

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. Supplied by Messrs THACKERAY A CO., Stock and Share Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers, Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid Prices 10 Barry Dock and Railway 10 13 loi Stock Great, Western 100 149i 150!! London and North Western .100 167* 168% „ Midland 100 ..1325 133i 10 Rhondda. and Swansea. Bay 10 91 10 Stock Rhymney lw ..ZW 205 10 Do New 8 174 18 fttock Severn and Wye 100 2 4 Stock Tatf Vale 100 ..235 237 10 de Allotments 4 151 1ó! PREFERENTIAL. 10 Barry Dock and Ry. First Pref. 10.. 124 12J 10 Do 2nd do 2 3J 4* Stock, Brecon AMer 1stPref.1861 ..100 .115 118 Stock Do 2nd Pref. 1862 ..100 ..106 108 Steek. Cambrian, No 1, 4 p.c 10u 38 39 Do o 2, 4 p.c. ..100 19i 2% Great Western Consol 5 p.c. 100 ..153 155 10 Pembroke A Tenby,Sp.c, 1864 10.. 7 74 10 itbondda A Swansea Bay 5 p.c 10 llg 11. Stock Rhymney 5 per cent. (s?ua.) ..100 ..166 138 Do. o per cent, Irfol. -10J -^06 Do. a per cent, 1361.100 Do. 5-percent, 1364.100 .134 136 Oo. 6 per cent, 1864. 100 ..159 161 Do. S per cont. 1867.i00 ..133 135 Do !:■ per cent, 1873 .100 129 131 I) Taff Vt I,, N-. 1 100 ..238 243 Do. -14 per cent 100 121 123 Do. 5 per cent 100 ..142 144 Do 6 per cent 100 ..164 166 Do. 4 per cent. 100 .115 117 GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 50 Aberdare, 10 percent 50 .137 139 Stock. Dare Valley, 5 p. c 100 ..14! 143 Great Westeriv, 5 p. c. guar.100 ..154 lao Llantrissant A Talf Vale, b p.c.100 ..140 142 Llanelly Ry. and Dk. Only.100.. L4 166 Penarth Harbour, Dock, and Ry 100 -148 152 Som A Dorset (Bath Kxtension)100 ..105 107 xd 10 Treferi* Valley Railway 10. 10, 11 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES p.onds Barry Dock A Rly 44 p. c.100 ..110 115 )»„. 4 p.c 100 ..110 112 StockBreconA MerthyrA4 p. c —100 ..113 115 Do. li 4 p. c 100 ..107 109 Stock Puto Dock 4 p. c. 1)0 ..Ill 112 „ Cambrian A 4 p. j^0 ..112 114 T)r, B 4 p..110 111 Great do }^1 „ Midland 4 pXJtent. 100 .130 132 „ Mid-Wales A 44 per cent. i, „ Milford Dock A 6 per cent 100 97 100 „ Rhymney 4 ditto -100-121 „ Somerset and Dorset, No. 1 iSxd „ Taff Vale p.c 100 ..123 125 BANKS. 20 Bristol West of England,Lim. 74 16i I HO Glamorganshire, Lim 2±.. 2 2| t> Glamorgnnshire, Ld., Pref. 10 London and Provincial, Lim. 5 loi lot 20 National Dank of Wales, Lim 10 121 13 15 National Provincial, Lim 10 421 454 60 National Provincial, Lim 12 51 52 40 North and South Wales, Lim 10 J34 34ir 89 South Wales Union, Limited 7 9i 91 GAS. "f 10 Aberdare 10 13 14 Stock Cardiff A 10 per cent 100 ..203 206 <4' Do. B 8 per cent .100 ..162 165' Do. C 7 per cent.100 ..143 146 Stock Do. Gas D 5 per cent. 100 ..104 105 10 Llynvi Valley 10.. gi 10 Stock Newport A 10 per cent.100 MZ 205 „ Do. B 7, per cent 100 .152 155 20 Do. C 7 per cent.100 ..142 145 25 Swansea 72 per cent. 25 39 40 xd 25 do 7 per cent. 25 35 37 GAS AND WATER. 10 Barry and Cadoxton 3 3| 3§ 10 Bridgend. 10 lOW 10;£ 100 Pontypool (Max. 10 p. c.) 100 „ 105 110 12 Do. do. 12 17 18 10 Ystrad A 10 18 19 WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol. 2b 56 57 10 Do 20 44 444 10 Neath A 101171, 10 Pontypridd 10 13 15 Stock Pontypridd 5 per ct. Pref .100 112 116 MISCELLANEOUS. 20 Alexandra Dock & Railway.. 20 17 18 Stock Ditto 4, p.c. Pref.100 ..101 103 1 Bland & Co., Ltd 1 £ i 10 Bl. and So "Wales Waggon 3 4| 4i 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 28 30 Stock Cardiff Corporation 32 p.c.100 ..108 £ lOBi 5 Cardiff A Penarth Tramways 5 3; 4 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 15 18 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage 25 31 33 10 Cardiff and Swansea Colliery 10.. 14 li 50 Central Di-yDock 50 36 40 23 Ebbw Vale 20 5-4 04 7 Glo'ster Ry. A Wagon Ld. A. 7.. 5i pi 5 Great Western Collierv B b I'li, 5 Do. New B 3 iii 4* 5 Do. A Preference 5E4 di 00 Do. B Debentures.. 100 99 100 10 W. Hancock A Co., Ltd 1° 15 10 Do 6 p.c. Pref. 10 • • IJi 10 Do New Ordy 5 T3| 14i 10 Do Do Pref .••• 10 11 Stock Do 4A p.c. Deb. StocklOO ..103 105 20 Hill's Dry Dock •• ?i 93 10 Milford Dock ™ • • J li 50 Mount Stuart Dry Dock 40 40 42 Do B 20, 194 204 524 Nantyglo and Blaina Pref 524.. 6I4 62xd 5 Newport Tramways 5.. 58 51 Do Water B10 Annuities 264 2:1 10 Do Abercarn Colliery.. 10 6j 7i 10 Do 6 p* c. Participating ..10.. 83 9 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 39 40 50 Do 35 29 31 10 Provincial Tramways 10 ó; 7 xd 5 Rhymney Iron 511 If 5 Do New 41.. 2 3 100 DO 5 per cent. Debenture ..100 85 90 50 Spiller A Co., Cardiff, Ltd 45 60 62 xd 50 Swans Ja Dry Dock 25.. 2 4 Stock D.. Corporation 34 p.c.100 1081 1083 Do Harbour 4 p.c. Stock.100 98 100 10 Do Tramway 10 2* 23 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 IA 2 3 Do do. 10 per cent. B 3 34 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A 30 15 16 25 Do. do. B 25 15 16 1 W'st'rnCounties Telephone Ord. 19s 6d 108 6d 5 Do. do. 6 p.c. pref. b 54 5t 60 Windsor Slipway 424.. 15 17 Bank rate 5 per cent. fixed 4th October THERE ARE SELLERS OF 5 Swansea Gas 74 p.c. Shares £1000 Barry Dock 4% p.c. Debenture-bid wanted 10 shares in SS. Cymmrodorion, at £ 3110s E3000 Cardiff Corporation Stock £ 2000 Swansea Corporation Stock 00 Barry Dock and Railway £ 10 Shares, at 13. 50 Swansea Tramways Pref Shares 50 Taff Vale Allotments 2 ss. Dowlais Shares. Managed by Messrs Morel 20 Hancock Brewery Ordinary Shares i:200 do 4* p.c. Debenture Stack ElMO Barry Dock 4 p.c. Debenture Stock 5 Kbymney Iron New Shares, at 14s JB755 Abercarn Gas Stock, at 11 50 Barry Dock & Railway 1st Pref. shares 50 Alexandra Duck A Railway B20 Shares 100 Swansea & Mumbles RailwayElO Preference Shares THERE ARE BUYERS OF 35 Hancock Preference shares, Old or New 10 Rhondda A Swansea Bay Railway Shs„ at £ 9 17sf6d 5 do do Pref. Shs., at £ 11 17s 6d 8 Bristol and West of England Bank Shares, at 16i 8 Barry Dock 1st Preference Shares 50 Glamorgan Bank Shares, at B2 2s 6d £1000 Neath Harbour Bonds Barry Dock and Railway Shares, at B13 40 Newport Abercarn Colliery Shares BaOO Barry Dock 44% Debentures B700 Rhymney Iron 7 p.c. Debentures, at 1OVi 5 Mountstuart Dry Dock A Shares 20 1. indon & Provincial Bank Shares, at £16 Us 3d 11 National Bank of Wales Shares, at 12i 25 Barry & Cadoxton Gas A Water Shares, at 34 10 Bute Dry Dock Shares 50 Rhymney Railway New Shares Ac., Ac. The purchase and sale of Taff Vale Allotments neftosiated THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCK-BROKERS. 1059

E. T. LYDDON & COMPANY, Telegraphic Address Lyddon, Cardiff," STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE- 1010 2 £100 Shares, B95 paid, in SS. Monmouthshire E200 Cardiff Gas C Stock, at 145 20 Brynmawr & A^rtillery Gas & Water Shs., at 91 10 Cardiff Malting Shares 30 Barrv Dock A Ry. 1st Pref. Shares, at 12j 72 Taff Vale Railway New Shares. at Ib, 50 Barry Dock: A Ry. Ordinary Shares E-CO Rhymney Railway Stock 12 Wood Bros. Ltd. E25 Shares 10 Spillers, at hIt Tyneside Kngine Shares Penarth Shipbuilding fullv paid Shares-offers wanted 50 Barry Dock & Ry. 2nd Preference Shares 25 Uskside Rivet Shares 50 Cardiff & Newport Patent Fuel Shs,-offers requested cO Great Western Colliery A Shares WANTED. London A Provincial Bank Shares Penarth Dock and Railway Stock 9 Spillers & Co. shares, at 60 Treferig Valley Railway Shares Barry & Cadoxton Gas A Water Shares Cardiff, Penarth, & Barry Elo Shares 50 National Bank of Wales Shares 100 Rhymney Railway B10 Shares S.P.WILLS,STOCKBROKER, SWANSEA (Telegraphic Address, Wills, Swansea.") 1069 GEl). THOMAS, STOCKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF BUYERS. 1072 1 London & Provincial Banks National Bank of Wales Newport Abercarn Colliery Shares, Ords. & Prefsõ Barry Dock & Railway 2nd Prefs. Barry A Cadoxton Gas & Water shares SELLERS. Hancock Ordinary and Debentures 3 Share in S". Saint Donats-off ars wanted 1 do Kate Thomas -offers wantec* 1 do Wyti ns Lay- offers wanted Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shs. Barry Ordinary Cardiff Junction Dry Dock, at 16 ARTHUR STUCLEY T. LUCAS, STOCK A SHARE BROKER, SWANSEA, 1092 FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address, Fleming, Cardiff") ON SALE- 1083 1 Share in SS. Earl of Chester 10 spiller and Co. Shares 2 Shares in SS. Redewater 100 Barry Preference No. 1 1 Share in SS. Cleddy 1 do Dewsland 3 do vV. Symington 2 do John Ilarychurch 10 Pontypool Gas A Water A Shares b do do B do 10 Mountstuart B Shares, at par lb South Wales Union Bank Shares WANTED 25 National Bank of Wales Shares Newport Abercarn Ordinary 10 Bute Dry Dock shares 2b Bristol and West of England Bants, at £1678 6d 10 London A Provincial Banks 25 Bariy and Cadoxton Gas and Water 25 Provincial Trams 20 Waterlow Bros. A Layton Share? at 17 i ■ THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER. 4, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegraph Address, "Gedge," Cardiff. SELLERS—1 Share ss. Ebbw Vale, managed by Messrs Morel Bros. 60 Provincial Tramways 6% Pref Shares Cardiff and Penarth Tramways 50 John Elliott & H -ns 20 Rhymney Iron Shares, at 29s Brecon A Merthyr 1863, 2nd issue at 80 Barry Ordinary RHVWRS ^°vtHanCnck 0rd- Shares, at £ 14 17s 6d BUYERfe.—5'Mountstuart A Shares, at 41 E200 Hancock Debenture 4 Cadoxton Gas and Water Shares National Bank of Waes Brecon A Merthyr Pref. 1862 5 Wm. Hancock & Co. Old Pref. Shares The purchase and sale of Taff Vale Allotments neo. ciated. PARSONS ALTL) R^BITE^NT" STOCKBROKERS, WESTGATE BCILDINGS,NEWPORX. ON SALE. 25 Newport Abercarn Coal Pref. Shares, at 104 I jEl 00 Neach A Brecon Ry. B3 Deb.-offer wanted £IGOO Irecon A Merthyr 57 Pref. 1864, a: 40 p c. SoO Kiniton Eardisley A 3, p.c. Deb. at 81 P.C. JBIOOO Uambrian Hy. Ordinary £1000 Mid-Wales Hy Ord. Stock, at V, per cent 10 London & Provincial Bank Shares WANTED. JE2000 Brecon A Merthyr Ord. Stock £ 1000 Brecon & Merthyr Preference, J865 ElOOO Brecon & Merthyr Fret. 1864, £OOO do do 1802. 103 40 Newoort Aberrarn Coal Ordinary Shrikes BtOCO Neath Harbour Bonds, ar. £ 9 '0s each :Elt:00 Wye Valley Preference or Ordinary Shares 50 Great Western Co liery New Shares Br at 4, £ 1000 Brecon A Merthyr Pref. of 1861. at 120 p.c. TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO. (Telegraphic Address, TREDUNN, CARDIFF), STEAMSHIP SHARE BROKERS AND AUC. JIONEERS, MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. "N SALE- 1 £ 170 Share Cyfarthfa ss, Ld.—offers 1 £ 1 0 Share Forest ss, Ld. 1 1;257 Snare Beignp. ss, Ld. 1 £ 26o Shave Jersey ss, Ld. 1 JE200 Share Treherbert ss, Ld. 1 C240 Share Pontypridd ss, Ld 12 £ 20 Shares Garth ss, L |. £ lo0 Share Port of Pivmouth ss, Ld.—offers ? —. 1 £ 50 share City of Truro ss Ld 1 £37 Siiare Duke of Cornwall ss, Ld. „ 50 £ 10 >hares Balcarres Btook ss Ld -64th Shares ss Netle^ Abbey, cost £ 2,080" 6-64th Shares ss Whitby Abbey, cost £ 2,094 6-64th Shares ss Tintern Abney, cost F,1,656 2-64th Shares ss Penzance, cost B640 2-64th Shares ss Cameo 1-64th Shares ss Congo 2.64th Shares ss Royal Standard BUYERS- Gibbs & Lees Sharas Goldcliffe Shares Femcliffe "hares Oriental -hares United Kingdom Shares Cory and Sons' bare" Evan Thomas Radcliffe's Shares MONTHLY SALES BV AUCTION HELD, NEXT 13th DECEMBER, 3039 E. J. EVANS & SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS. 33, ST. MARY-STREBT, CARDIFF. 1067 BUYAW.-Barry Dock and Railway Ord. Shares Rhymney Iron Old Shares, at 28s ► Milford Dock Shares Mountstuart Dry Dock A Shares, at 41 SELLERS.— £ 100 Taff Vale Ry. Co. Ordinary Stock Taff Vale Allotments 40 Rhondda Valley and Hirwain Junction Railway Shares, at 64 leased to Taff Vale Railway for 999 years 50 Swansea A Mumbles 6% Pref. Shs., at 9 20 Provincial Trams e purenase and sale of Taff Allotments negociated.

I LATEST MARKETS. CORN. GLOUCESTER, Saturday.—Trade in English wheat was slow, and for best sampler which alone were saleable, prices were easier. Foreign neglected, though slower rates would have been accepted. Grinding barley 3d, maize 6d per quarter lower. Oats firm Weather dull. CARDIFF, Saturday.—At our market to-day English wheat was mostly unsaleable, unless at a reduction, owing to the quality being poor. Good samnles made full prices of last week. Flour-finer qualities firm, but other sorts dull. Barley and maize unchanged from last week. CARMARTHEN, Saturday.—(William Pugh's Report.)— The supply of all kinds of grain was small, and sold at the following prices — Wheat from 6bs to 40s: barley, 30s to 32s; white oats, 18s to 20s ) black ditto, lbs to IBs. PRODUCE. LONDON, Saturday.—Sug tr—refined market generally steady Tate's cubes 3d dearer. Foreign goods quiets Beetroot lower—Notember and December sellers, 13s 6d, plus i per cent. buyers, 13s 6d January and March, ] 3s 9d, less A sellers buyers, lid under. Cane sugar quiet but steady. Cotfee quiet— Rio futurei- November, 69s 9d 69s December; 69s 6d January to April. Rice unaltered. Cotton quiet. Jute firm. Tallow unchanged. Turpentine, 348 6d. American petroleum, 6 9.16d spot. PROVISIONS. MONMOUTH, Saturday. The market was fairly attended to-day. The following are the prices :—Frenh butter. Is 3d to Is 4d per lb hen eggs, 9 for is. Poultry-Live fowls, 3s 6d to 4s 6d per couple dressed fowls, 4s 3d to 4- 9d do. ducks, 6s to 6s 6d per couple' no. geese, lOd per lb. Butchers' meat (prime joints): Beef 7d to 8d; wether mutton, 8d to 8,1 d ewe ditto 7d to 7,d pork. 6d to 7d per lb. Game-hares, 3s 6d to 5s each pheasants, 5s to 5s 6d per brace; partriilges, 4s per brace rabbits, 10s to 128 pet doz. Fish-soles, Is 6d; lemon do., 8(1; turi.ot. Is 4d to Is 6d halibut, Is brill, lOd cod, bd to lod whiting 6d plaice, 5d dabbs, 4d fresh haddock. 41 to 5d dry do.. 4d per Ib oysters, 16 to 20 for Is bloaters' 12 to 16 for la kippers, 16 for la fresu herrinus 12 to 20 for Is red herrings, 16 for Is. Fruit—pears' Is to Is 6d per dozen apples, Is per quarter cooking do., 8d per quarter; foreign grapes, 6d to' 8d per lb; chestnuts, id per lb; fiibferts lOd • lemons, ld each. Vegetables—Brussels sprouts, 6d per quarter turnips, 3d per quarter celery, 2d per head; beetroot, 2d each savoys, Is per dozen. CUKES E. CARMARTHEN, Saturday.-(William Pugh's Report.)— A fair supply of cheese, which sold at from 21s to 23s per cwt, according to quality. BUTTER. Co itic Satur,i $Ly. Fi r,, t, 101s. 87,4; thirds, 83s fourths, 72s. Kegs-Firsts, 102s seconds, 92s tWs 83s. MUd-cn^'drkins-^pertine, 114s; fine, 100s. In marker, 83 firkins CARMARTHEN, ¡Ùurday.-(WiJIiam Pugh's Report. i- There was a fair supply of cask butter at our market to-day, which old at, for finest quality, from Is Od to Is 1d per lb. Inferior sorts sold at from lid to is per lb. Jfresh market pound butter at Is ld to Is 3d. SUGAR. GLAsGow, Saturday.—A good business done at firm prices, but rath or less activity shown. The official report states :-Market closes very firm large business done for the week. Mediums are 3d to 6d dearer other sorts 3d. Market late. ,17 HOPS. WORCESTER, Saturday.—(Percy and Longbottom's Report-)-We have had very few hops offering on our market to-day, and those were mostly of a low and diseased character. Any fairly sound medium lots sold readily at about previous values. Fine hops are about cleared out of planters' hands. Sixty-eight pockets have been weighed to-day, and 8b during the week, making a total of 7,593 pockets. DEAD MEAT. LONDON, Saturday -Supplies are not so large this morning, but the mild weather somewhat checks business, and prices remain without quotable change. Beef, 2s 8d to 4s 2d prime Scotch ditto, 4s 2d to 4s 4d mutton, 2s 8d to 5s &i veal, 3s to 4s 8d; large pork, 3s to 4 small pork, 4s to 4s 4d per 8 lbs HIDE, SKIN, AND FAT. CARDIFF, SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE, Friday.—Prioes paid as follnw :—Hides; 95ibs and upwards, 4d to 5d; 851bs to 94 bs, 4id to 4J,d 751 bs to 841bs, 4d to 4id 651bs to 741bs, 3gd to 3Jd; 56lbs to 641bs, 34d to 3ilt; 651bs and under, 3d to 3¡\d heavy cows, 2J to 3itl; light cows, 2|r( to 3i I bulls, 21d flawed and cut. 2d. Calf skins: 171bs and upwards, 4d l21bs to 161bs, 4jd 9lbs to lllbs 4id light, 4d flawed and cut, 3d. Wools, 7s 8(1, Os 8d Al, 5s 4 A, 4s 4d B, 5s 3d C 2s Id. Fat, ]§d, 2id. 2id, 24,1. Forwards :—Wc ls, 7s 8d, 6s 3d Al, 5s 4d A, 4s 4d B, 3s 3d C, 2s Id, Fat, lid 21,], 3d, 3d. BRISTOL AND WESTERN COUNTIES, Saturday.—Prices paid as follows :—Hides svapish.-(t to —d 93lbs and upwards, 4id to 4id 831bs to S21bs, 4±d to 4 £ d 73 lbs to 821bs, 3id to 4id 631bs to 721bs, 3f t to 3gd b41bs to 621bs, 3d to 3id oolbs and under, 3d to Sid; Cows: 631hs and above, 2 jd to 3^d light, 24(1 to 3d, Bulls, 2id heavy cuts and warbled, 3d light cuts and warbled, ?|d; irregular, 2jd to — Calf skins 17lbs and upwards, 4d 12Ibs to 161bs, Sid 9lbs to lllbs, 5id; ander 91bs, 4d; cut and irregular, 3d. Horse hides, 8s Od, 9s 6d, lis 6d, 13s 3d, 15s 3d 1st kips, 3id 2nd do., l|d. Fat Mutton, 3±d; beef, 3d rouasn, l|d sweet beef, 3id. Wools D, Is 2s 8d B, 4s 2d A, 5s6d X, 6s 11<i. Forward prices to Thursday :—Wools D, Is 8d C 2s I lOd B, 4s 3d; A, 5s 8d, X. 7s Od. Fat, lgd, 2id, 3id. Sweet beef, 3,d.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* SWANSEA.f NEVVPORTI Nov Mor. Evn. Hgt. Mor. Evn. Hgt. Mor. Evn. Hgt. 26 M 11 31 — 21 1010 4S il 15 25 2 11 44 27~3 27 T 0 2 0 39 26 511 47 — 25 0 0 15 0 52 26 10 28 W 1 17 1 55 27 6 0 22 0 57 25 11 1 30 2 8 27 11« 29 T 2 37 3 13 29 4 I 39 2 15 27 4 2 50 3 26 29 9 30 F 3 43 4 1331 8 2 47 .5 17 29 0 3 56 4 26 32 1 IS 4 41 b 8:34 3 3 43 4 12 30 7 4 54 5 21 34 8 2 S 5 36 6 l;3o 1 4 40 5 6 31 8 6 49; 6 14 36 6 3 M 6 29 6 55|37 0 5 34 5 59,32 3 6 42J 7 8j37 5 *RoathBasin. tPrince of Wales Dk. {Alexandra Dk.

CARDIFF EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, SATURDAY. There was a moderately good attendance on 'Change to-day, and business all round was exceptionally brisk. There was a strong demand for all descriptions of steam coal, and current prices were quoted very firm. Small steam coal was plentiful, and, notwithstanding the demand, continues fairly good. Prices generally were easier. House coal was in improved request, and all descriptions of Ifltuminous were selling freely at Friday's quotations. There was alsa a good demand for patent fuel and Pitwood, at yester- day's values. In our local freight market to-day chartering for steam tonnage has been fairly active, more especially for the higher Mediterranean ports, and for the latter a fair amount of business has been effected. Rates for this direction continue firm, as were also Spanish, West Indian, and Gibraltar rates. Bay port freights continue steady. Baltic and coasting firm. States outward quotations remain unchanged. The following comprise the latest operations Bilbao, 6s 9d (Edda) Huelva, 9, (Ebro) Vera Cruz, 25s, fuel and iron (Glenfield) Capo Verds, 121, cleau terms of charter (Glengoil) L sbon, 8s, clean terms of charter (Cyprus) Gibraltar, 9< 1 (Benevolent) Bilbao, 7s Genoa, 9s 7gdj 500 delivery (Prydain) Port Said, 9, 9d Sebastcpol, 8s 6 i coal, 9s fuel (Westbourne) the last named Swansea loading. Sail.—The market is in a very active condition, and this class of tonnage in particularly good request for all directions. Rates for the River Plate and Brazils close firm, and the same remark applies to West Indian and South American freights. Baltic and coasting rates are steady. Eastern quiet. Mediterranean quotations remain unchanged. The following fixture has been reported for South Wales loading :—Rio Janeiro, 23s, 1,500 cargo vessel. Ore.-Rates from Bilbao continue moderately firm, with a steady demand for tonnage to load for ports in this channel..From Carthagena Huelva, and Benisaf there is also a fair demand' more especially for the continent and east and west coasts of tha United Kingdom. Pomaron, Marbella, and other Mediterranean ore quotations continue unchanged. The following fixture has been reported :—Bilbao to Cardiff, 6s 4^ i (Edda).

WRECKS AND CASUALITIES. [9PKCIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS I The Thetis, from Abo for Littlehamoton with oats has arrived at Fredrikshaven leaky and discharged for repairs. The schooner Alexander, of Godmansbach, has foun- dered near Demesmes. Crew landed at Sikracen The Duncow. trom Iquique, is anchored in a bad position on the Banks at Dnnkerqne and abandoned by the crew. Her position is veay bad, and a tempest from the west is prevailing. The Virago, from Monsteras for West Hartlepool, has arrived at Bergen leaky and badly damaged, having baen ashore. The steamer C A B^iue, which has arrived in the Tyne from Bremen, had started some rivets by striking floating wreckage, and docks for repairs. The st-amer Ganges, from Swansea for Alexandria, has arrived at Ferrol with pumps choked. The Greek brig Ariadne, from Ismailia, has been wrecked at Tripoli. The Ingeborg Anna, from Newcastle for Mariagu, with coke. is ashore i ear Fredrikshaven. The Admiral Troop, from yland for Grimsby, has arrived at Droba;, leaky. The British 3teamer Newbutter (?), from Grange- mouth for Aarhuus. foundered at sea on Wednesday. It is reported that there is only cne survivor, who was landed at Flekkefjord by the Orient, from Cronstadt for Montrose. The Frank Carvill, from Sapelo Sound for Grimsby, ( has arrived at Cuxbaven leaky, having grounded. The Norwegian barque William Leavitt, from Quebec ior Greencck, with timber, is ashore near I Maryport, She will probably become a total wreck. The crew were saved. The British steamer Archimedes, from Rosario, arrived at Buenos Ayres.Jbadly damaged, canseri, it is supposed, through collision with the British steamer i,,Ii steamer Melton. The British steamer Eskdale, which stranded near Hoburg, Gotland, has broken up, the cargo floating about. The Danish barque Alexandra, from Cronstadt, with deals, has been wi ecked near Egerhiui l. The fate of the crew is unknown. ^ghter Friedrich, with naptha, is on fire at .Brake. A Quebec cablegram states that navigation is closed, ice betting iu fast.

SWA.NSEA BAY SIGN AT, STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, -aturd .v.—Wind WNW, I stlOng. WeathfJr squally. Sea rough. Passed East- steamers Conquistador, of Valencia: Heptarchy, of London At anchor injthe Roads—steamers Veronica, 1 .v.' Ohvia of Penmnce Sa.isbury, of Liver- pool; »alencia, of Liverpool Mula, of Glasgow; i?a t n Tr0fusis, of Falmouth. MUMBLES LIOHTHOUSK, Sundav.—Wind WSW, Weather, strong squalls. Sea rough. Passed steiJ™ers ^'ty of York, of Newport; Gazelle, of West Hartlepool. At anchor in the Roads—steamers Fortuna, of Flensburg; Mula, of Glasgow.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Saturday.-Wind w strong Weather squally. Passed P04t Steamers Edith ifough, of Liverpool; Nantes, of Havre, from New Orleans, for Havre: Galtee, of Waterford; French Transatlantique steamer Ga coigne, from New York, for Havre • Royal M<til steamer Medway, from West Intiies, for Ply. mouth, night signalling. Passed West—steamers Shagbrook, of London; Stockton, of Penzance • Hoopoe, of Cork; Avoca, of Dablin. I THB LIZARD, Sunday.—Wind SW, moderate gale. Weather showery. Passed Bmt Norddeutacher Lloyd's steamer Fulda, from New York, for Southamp- ton Rat hi in, of Glasgow, from Waterford. for South- amnton; Hamburg American Company's steamer Gellert, from New Y rk, for Plymouth; Glanmire, of Cork; Cunard Line steamer Malta. Passed West- steamers Pinzon, of Barcelona Rugby, of London.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. South Wales passed Malta for Gibraltar 23rd Chats worth and Treehurst frvm Oran 23rd Royal Welsh arvd Antwerp from Swansea 27th Topaze left Algiers for Hamburg 23rd Portugalete lefc Gibialtar for Belfast 23rd Ebbw Vale left Havre for Cardiff 23rd Cyfarthfa left Amsterdam for Cardiff 23rd Castanos arvd Marianople 23rd Tredegar arvi Marianople 23rd Mandalay left Hamburg for Cardiff 23rd Wilfrid left Antwerp for Cardiff 23rd Dora arvd Galveston from St Vincent 22ad Ingoldsby left Antwerp for Cardiff 23rd King's Cross passed Malta 23rd Ross passed Malta 23rd Rheubina arvd Bilbao 23rd Radyr arvd Swansea from Bilbao 24th Rougemont arvd Volo 23rd Tintern Abbey left Rotterdam for Hartlepool 23rd Dordogne left Bordeaux for Cardiff 23rd Rose left Bordeaux for Bilbao 24th Rosebud expected to leave Bilba for Glasgow 24th Galatz left Maryport for Carditt 22rd Earl of Chester left Ibrail for Gibraltar for orders 23rd Camargo arvd Huelya from Gibraltar 24th

CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. i EARTH DOCK, Nov 23 —Cogent ss, Hull, light. PF-NAP.TH I IOCK. Nov 24.Nlarne as, Bristol, light. Thos Jolliffe tug, Havre, I bt. Warsaw, Havre. ballast. SAILINGS. PENARTH DOCK, Nov 24.—Harrow ss, Kirkton, Penang. Oswestry ss, Bacon, Point de Galle. Bays. water ss, Taylor, Rio Janeiro. J it Hinde ss, Soott, London. °°' ENTERED OUTWARDS-Nov 24. Port Said, Cairuryan ss, B. 1060, Morel Bros & Co Malta, Emilie ss, B, 1099, Cux, G Hallett Havre, Moto ss, B, 93G, Digmau, J r Milburn & Co St Nazaire, True Briton ss, B, 647, Gibbs & Lee St Malo, Shamrock ss, B. 316, J T Duncan k Co Venice, St A-aph ss, B. lr8cl, Lindsay, Gracie <6 Co Port Said, Cairo ss, B, 1110, Sample, Turnbull Bros Lisbon, C S Atkinson, B, y9, Urell, R Mark St Nazaire, Britannia ss, B, 631, Crisp, Richter, Fer.- guson A Co Sables. Rosslyn ss, B, 54o, Knight, J Cory <& bons Rouen, Marne ss, B, 150, Bevan, F P Carrel Tarragona, Pizarro ss, :Spn. 773. Berrgain, Bovey & Co CLEARED—Nov 24, Demerara, Daisy Boy "ton ss, B, 526 coal, 21 coke Sables, Rosslyn ss, B. 1100 coal Port Said, Cairo SS, B. 1950 coal Port Said, United Service ss, B, 1400coal Venice, st Asaph ss, B, 24u0 coal Constantinople, Andriana Stathatos, Grk, 1800««oal Tarragona, Pizarro ss, Sun, 880 coal St Malo, Shamrock ss, B, 800 coal', St Nazaire, True Briton s.s, B, 1350 coal i Bombay, Essex sa. B, 30u0 coal Hasre, Moto ss, B, 1800 coai ■' Bombay, Worcester, B, o548 coal Kurrachee, Edendale ss, B, 3224 coal Teneritfe, Saltram ss, B, 2100 coal Ch.istiauia, Vikingen, Nwy, 428 coal

SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, Nov 23.—Sunlight ss, 245, Liverpool, general. NORTH DOCK, Nov 24.—Conquistador ss, 906, Havre, light. Heptarchy ss. 501, Sestri Levante, copper ore. Vigilant ss, 276, put back, PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Nov 23.—Radyr as, 738, Bilbao, iron ore. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, NOV 23.—Fatfleld ss, Metcalf, Belfast. Nutford ss, Thompson, t Nazaire. NOItTH DOCK, Nov 24.—Vigilant ss, Blew, Port Talbot. SOUTH DOCK, Nov 23.—Rio Formoso ss, Read, Bristol. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Oct 24. Algoa Bay, Jessie Morris, B, 818, Farlam, Austin & Co l.a Guayra via Cardiff, Pampero, B, 588, Richardson Guernsey, Mary Peers, B, 132, GArratt, Marrow Guernsey, Princess of Thule, B, 116, Hughes, Marrow Cadiz, La Mouette, F, 126, Societe Commercials Valencia, Conquistador ss, Spn, 90o, G Taylor CLEARED—Nov 24. Batoum, Transition ss, B, 1900 general cargo IMPORTS—Nov 24. Tilt Cove, Geraldine, 372 copper ore, Richardson & Co Bilbao, Radyr s, 1400 iron ore, Swausea. Hematite Co Sestri Levante, Heptarchy ss, 1033 copper ore, 6 barrels fish, H Bath < £ Son Havre, Conquistador ss, 700 empty casks, for exporta- tion Liverpool,^Sunli^ht ss, sundries, W L Jenkins Barrow, Thesis ss, 500 i ig iron, J Watson EXPORTS COASTWISE— Nov 24. Liverpool, Sunlight ss, sundries, W L Jenkins Carnarvon, Dorothea, 120 coal, Evans & Bevan Gravesend, Queen of the Isles, 3.50 coal, Nixon Naviga. tion Co Belfast, Thesis ss, 480 coal, 60 bunkers, Foy & Co

LLAJNELLlu CLEARED—Nov 24. Rouen, Galtee ss, B. 610 coal London, Mary Fanny, B, 150 coal Wexford, Samuel Dixon, B, tO coal Liverpool, Prospero ss, B, general Liverpool, Volga ss, B, general

NEATH AND BRITON FERRY> KNTK ED OUTWARDS—Nov 24. Caen, Auric ss, B. 222, Nelson, W M Jeffrey* L)4. Caen, Auric ss, B, 540 coal

PORTHCAWLT SAILING, Nov 24.—Florence Nightingale ss, CardW, light.

THE TIN-PLATE TRADE. LIVERPOOL, Saturday.—A quiet tone has prevailed in the tin-plate market here throughout the week, but prices have in the main been s eady, and have not re- ceded any further as it was anticipated they would do. The late quotations, such as they are, have, on the whole, being well maintained. The demand this week, without bel-n extra brisk, has been just sufficient to sustain the market in its present position. The demand for the States consists chiefly of specifications for a variety of coke tin plates and Bessemer steel cokes, and also for similar lots of Siemens' steel plates with coke finish. There has b en a somewhat better demand for the continental m irkets, and the home trade has been a little brisker. These enquiries and orders were also chiefly for the cokegrade plates. In charcoal and best charcoal tin plates there has only been a moderate business doing, and this also has neen the case with terne plates. Now t's to prices, these also are vadous—very various, and range for coke tin plates an" Bessemer steel cokes-these mostly run together-at from 12s 9d to 13s and 13a 3d IC Wales, and M-mens' steei cokes 13s 3d to 13s 9d IC. Wasters, noth cokes and steels, are asked for a little more frequently than they have been lately, and vary in price from 10s 9d to 12s 3d. Charcoal tin plates are 13s 6d to 14s 6d IC, Siemens' charcoal plates 15s to 16* 6d, and be t charcoals 17s to 20s a.nd up to 22s 6d IC for the hig.i-class large-size plate,. Terap plates are 22s 6u to <45s 6d, and 26s 6d to s. Terne w?asters are 21s to 22s and 23s, but there is not much doing in the latter just now, nor will there be for some time to come yet. Toere is plenty of room for improvement, both in the demand and p ice for terne plates. Tin is advan- cing aaain, and is now B101 5s to B102 per ton. Scotch pigs 40, lid to 41s 3;d, hematites 43s lOd to 44s 2d, and Middlesbrough pigs art: 33s 3d to 33s 5d. SWANSEA, Saturday.—During the week the shipments of tin plates from the docks were 68,771 boxes; and the recoip s at the dock stores from works, 4,498, stocks standins. at 69,777 boxes, against 95,568 this day week, and 7o,128 this day

THE SALE OF THE GREAT EASTERN. The sale by auction of the steamer Great Eastern concluded at New Ferry, Liverpool, on Saturday. The auction < ccupied five days, the total receipts being 958 000. The dismantling of the great vessel will commence in a few weeks' time, and it 18 expected that the work will occupy over 18 months. The vessel was purchased by the vendors, Messrs Bath and Co., Liverpool, for. £ 16,000.

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FATHER IGNATIUS AND MR R. CORY. We have been requested to pubUsb^tbe-fol- lowing correapondenc(- [COPY.] Jesus t only Pax. Llanthony Abbey. Jaly-ZBfd, 1888.. My dear Sir,—I received your last letter some time- since, but have been too busy to reply. I am much obliged to you for writing me so much, and I shall be very glad to have a little talk with you upon the poiats of your letter. As to the printed paper you sent me with professed extracts from my writings, they are in- tentional and deliberate misrepresentations of what I teach; in fact, to all intents and purposes, most in. famous lies, told to injure a fellow-man for party pur- poses. The paper only merits the most absolute con- tempt, and was drawn up by the devil, and the devil may have all the profit he can get out of it. As to Mr Chiniquy, I should be very sorry to have to do with such a person, and his abuse would be a com- pliment. And now, dear sir, will you let me say that it seems to me that every ne who trusts to Jesus only and entirely for salvation, and proves the reality of his faith by a holy life and heavenly conversation, is a true Christian, whether he be Protestant or Catholic. If Mr Chiniquy, and others like him, would try and draw people to Christ instead of stirring up strife and animosity, I would own them as brethren with all gladness. We have a very short time to stay on earth. Time is passing away very quickly, Exalting Jesus is the great work of the true believer, which God will always bless. This is the work I have set myself to do, and God gives me thousands of souls for my hire. Christian Protestants and Christian Catholics work with me, others will not. I am equally persecuted by unchristiah Catholics and unchristian Protestants. I have had 27 years of those bitter persecutions, yet in Hi- mercy our Lord makes me His messenger to mul. titudes. I have messages of love sent to me from dying beds, and from men of all ages, classes, and countries. This could not be unless the Great Holy Spirit used me as His own instrument for our precious Savionr's glory and the salvation of immortal souls. I am quite contented to keep my Popery, as you call it, it the background and if Protestants would do the same with their Protestantism, more souls would be saved, and there would be less hatred and rancour among the ranks of the professing disciples of Him who says By this shall all men know ye are My disciples, if ye love one another," I wish you could come and see me here, talk over in a Christian and intelligent spirit the points upon which you and I differ, for I do not hold the ideas and doctrines you impute to me. I do not call you brother as 1 would willingly do, because I see you drop the word in addressing me this last time, ami fearina my using it would be unpleasant to you, but believe me to be your affectionate fellow- servant in the work of our Lord, (Signed; T. LEYCESTER LINE, [COPY.] Dear Sir,—In reply to yours of the 5th iust., whilst I admire your candour,yet I cannot ignore the fact that with all your earnest evanzelic.il pre tching, which I, with many other Chi istian-, highly appreciate and pr,y God to bless, nevertheless, judging irom the extracts of your sermons delivered some time ago and received by me after your services were held here. there is not a doubt now in my mind you have a great admiration for the head of the Papacy, and that you endorse the deadly heresies of that Apostacy who, having, like the Scribes and Pharisees of old, taken the teaching of unregenerate fallible men in lieu of the in. corruptible and infallible word of God, by which alone we all shall be judged, hence rhe need absolutely of your and my reading it in the childlike, teaciiable spirit conformable with the Saviour's express command to search the Scriptures, asking God, as King David did, toopen the eyes of our understanding, so that H is word and not man may be the sole rule of our faith and practice. How can it be possible for Protestants holding such vi^ws and doctrines to work with Roman Catholics, who hold dogmas to the contrary, and who place the Virgin Mary (who distinctly says, whatsoever He (Jesus) says that 00 ye) as a mediatress along with and in the place of Jesus Christ, the oniy God-ordained Mediator between God and man. which dogma gives the lie to Christ's declaration, "II am the way, the truth,,and the life no man cometh to the Father but by Me," in fact, adopting your own motto of "Jesu" only," who also says He alone has all power in heaven and earth, and that God is a Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship Him in spirit and in truth, and most emphatically denounces images and the worship of Himself "y images. I refer also to the 22nd chap, of Rev., 8th and 9th verses, wherein you will see that when John fell down before the feet, even of an angel, he was rebuked and told to do it not, but to worship God only. With regard to your further remarks re being His re- deemed people, recollect we are not such, except we have the conscious assurance and knowledge of sins forgiven, and thus accepted in Him, by a genuine re- pentance towards God and fai'h in the Lord Jesus, thus being born again of the Holy Spirit, and washed in the preious blood of Christ, and producing in our lives that beautiful cluster of the fruits of the Spirit (Gal. 5 chap and 22 and 23 verses), and trusting alone in the finished work of Christ. We hate all false and unscriptural doctrine ana teaching. It is certain we shall get wrong and off the right track when swerving from God's word one tittle. Kev. 22 chap., 19 v., proves this, wherein it says, If any man take away from the book of this prophecy, God hall take away his part out of the book of life." Also Luke 16 chap., 17 v., It is easier for heaven and earth to pass away than one tittle of the law t- fail." I exceedingly regret that you do not disavow the extracts J sent you of what pur. ported to be portions of your seimon, and which, I think, you must now se, if you had been guided by God's word and spi-it, you would not have uttered. As to Mr Guinness's book which I sent you on the glorious Reformation and Romanism, he without doubt takes a correct view of same. I know him to be a Christian brother of eminent piety and profound know- ledge of God's word, who has sent out from his college hundreds of excellent men well equipped for the Gospel mission field.-With best wishes, yours very truly, (Signed) R. CORY. The Rev. J. L. Lyne, Llanthony Abbey.