South Wales Daily News

LONDON, Monday, Money was wanted in the morninsf on Stock Exchange account, and was not plentiful, but the demand fell off in the afternoon. Rates for loans are firm, at 5,). to 6 per cent. Joint s';ock banks are charging the House at the raU; of 6 to 6 per cent. per annum for loans for a fortnight. Discounts, however, are weak on ho influx of gold into tb9 Bank. The charge for three months' bills is 4 to 4i per cent. In New York the Associated Bank' return excels reserve Ivas been reduced to JBl.485,000 Paris Cheque Kxchange is 25 35. Berlin short, 20th December, 40. Business on the Stock Exchange has been almost exclusively centred in the account. All transactions were carried over early in the day, and the house was very thini y attended in the afternoon but whilst next te. nothing was done, the markets were firm. N"w Consols closed fit 97 to 9n xd for delivery, and 97 3-16 to 97 5 16 for the account Old 3 per Cent., 99 to 100 xd Reduced 3 per Cent.. 100 ro 100; N" VI/' 21 per Cent. (Childer*'), 98:1- to 981 xd New 2 p'r Cent., 931 to 94i xd; Local Loan Stock, 102 to '103 xd. The feature of the Foreig! i Bond Market was the demand for Greek Bond is on revived reports respecting the conversion scheme. Egyptian were a firm market, and so were Spanish, Rus- sian, Hungarian, and other issues more or less steady. Continuation rates varied from 5 to 8 per cent. Buenos Ayres Cedulas A, B, and J rose i do, I, li French 3 per Cents., i Egyptian Preference and, Daira, i: do. :Unified, i do. Domain. i Italian, £ PArtivian i to 3 16; Russian, 1873, A Spanish, Turkish, Groap 1, 1871, and Ottoman Defence, i do. Group 2, 1 16 do. Group 3 and 4, £ Uruguay 5 per Cents., i do. 6 per Cent* i Argentine Hard Dollars. i Grraek, 1881, 1884, and Monopoly, 1 do. 1888, 1 Mexican, 1888, J. The English Railway Market was specially firm. Dividend estimates are now having a decided influence, and both goods and passenger stocks have hardened. There was also a con- tinuance of inquiry for Scotch lines. Southern Deferred were specially affected by expectation of good holiday traffic. London and Brighton traffic shows an increase of £ 1,331. On Southern Deferred issues contangoes varied from § to J;, and on heavy lines from i to 11-16 per ceno. South-Eastern A closed flat. Caledonian rose 3 do. Deferred, i Great Eastern, i Northern A, ± Great Western. i Hull and Barnsley, t; Lancashire and Yorkshire, £ Brighton A, It Chatham Ordinary, i do. Preference, J North-Western, I Sheffield Deferred. i Metropolitan, i; Metropolitan District, li Midland, i North-Eastern, li JNovth Stafford- shire, i North British Ordinary, do. Preference, £ and Taff Vale, 3. South-JSastern A fell i. The Indian Railway Market was qniet, but steady. Great Indian Peninsula Debenture Stock rose 1; Madras 5 and 4| per Cent., 1; do. H per Cent., -b. Grand Trunks were firm ap.d rather better, but scarcely anything was done ¡'o them. Canadian Pacific steady Grand Trtyok First and Second Preference varied from 3-1& to 5-16 Grand Trunk Ordinary and Third Preference to«a i; do. First Preference, and do. Second Preference and Guaranteed, t. The Foreign Railway Market was very quiet. Speculative issues were, generally steady, but they scarcely varied. Mexi can (Vera Cruz) Ordinary were carried over 1 1/j to 3 16, and Preference, to i Buenos Ayres (jreat Southern Ordinary rose 2 Buenos Ayres Jjnsenada Port Ordinary, 2; Central Argentine Ordinary, 1; Mexican First Preference, j do. Second Preference, £ Mexican Nation.V,, i Mexican Central Bonds, Nitrate Shares, g; Lombards, a; Mexican Ordinary fell Further pare bases of American Railways have been made (',n the strength of settlement of disputes in tb.e West, and the market has closed with a stryag appearance. The carrying over rates varied from 6 to 7 per cent. with stamps; Central Pacific of Calefornia fell i Chicago and Milwaukee, i but ditto Preference rose 1A Denver Share, i ditto Preference, Ii Lake Shore, J; Louis-vide and Nashville, i; New York Central, i Erie Shares, li ditto Preference, 2 ditto Second Mortgage, i New York Ont,ario, i No,w Y(,,rk, Pennsylvania and Ohio First Mortgage, J; Norfolk Preference, J; Northern Pacific Preference, i Ohio and Missis- sippi Shares, i Peonsylvania Shares, i; Phila- riplphia and Reading Shares, i Union Pacific, J; Wabash Preference and General Mortgage, Gas. -Orievital rose i. In,uranc, North British and Mercantile fell i. Mines.—I'Jalkis rose 6d, to 9 Bantjes i, to Si, De Beers A, to 15 Empire bi, to 15s 6d Jubilee £ to JKapauga Is, to 9» Kniehts to Montana /3, to 2 1-16 Tharsis g.to 6 £ Mason and Barry 5-116, t.o 10 516 Rio Tintoh. to 2513-16. Carlisle Vail 6 I, to 8s 6d SheebaReefs 1-16, to li; Cape Co pper to 6 Mysore Gold 1-16, to 3 516. Telegraphs.—Anglo-American rose do. Pr^fer^nce and Deferred, 1. Waterworks.—Tarapaca rose -to Miscellaneous, — Union Steamship of New Zealwad rose Hudson's Bay, i; Bengal Presidency First Mortgage Debentures, £ Trustees, Exncutors, and Securities Insurance Corporation, Railway Investment Deferred, Guinness, 2. Alisopps fell i Primitiva Nitrate, j. At the Bank E287,000 was purchased. The Avawa has brought £ 20,000 from New Zealand Britannia, £43,000 fr .m Chili Ems, £ 180,520 fiom New Y"rk. The Etruria has left New York with £ 53,000. Eastern Exchanges are closed. Indian Exchanges were quoted ;—Bank Bills, 60 days. Is 4^1 30 days, Is 4 5 16d and demand, Is 4id. Private bills, 60 days, Is 3 15-16d 30 cays, Is 4 1 16d and demand, Is 4 3-16,1. Rupee Ptper 4 per Cent., 66 to 66^ do. 4% per Cent., 70 to 70. Silver is nominal, at 42 5-16d. The Indian Council has disposed of 24,000 rupee bills on Bombay at Is 4 5-161.

DATLY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. Supplied by Messrs THACKERAY & CO., Stock and Share Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers, Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid Prices 10 Barry Dock and Railway 10 13 £ 13i Stock Great Western 100 .150 151 London and North Western ..100 ..172 173 „ Midland 100 154J, 13o* 10 Hhondda and Swansea Bay 10 9i 10i stock Rhymnt^y 100 ,.193 197 10 Do New 8161 171 Stock Severn and Wye 100 ..5 6 Stock Taff Vale 100 234 236 10 do New. 4 15j 15| PREFERENTIAL. 10 Barry Dock and Ry. First Pref. 10 124 Vi 10 Do 2nd (lo231 4¡ ?tock, Brecon <fe Mer 1st Pref. 1861 ..100 ..119 121 Stock Do 2ndPref.l8o2 ..100 ..108 110 atock, Cambrian, No l,4p.c 100 38 39 Do No 2. 4 p.c 100 19i 20* „ Great Western Consol 5 p.c. 100 153 155 10 Pembroke & Tenby,5p.c, 1864 10 7 74 10 Rbondda & Swansea Bay 5 p.c 10 11 1 12- Stock Rfaywney oper cent, (giia.) ..100 ..1';6 138 Do. 6 per cent, 1861.100 ..205 215 Do. 5 per cent. 1861. 100 ..134 135 „ Do. 5 per cent, 1864 100 ..134 135 Do. 6 per cent, 1864 100 ..168 16-1 Do. 5 pev cent, 1867.100 ..133 135 Do. b per rent, 1873 100 ..131 133 „ Taff Vale No. 1 100 .238 243 Do. 4j per cent .100 ..121 123xd „ Do. 5 per cent 100 ..141 142 xd Do 6 per cent 100 ..162 164 xd Do. 4 per cent 100 ..114 115xd GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 50 Aberdare, 10 per cent. 50 ..137 139 Stock, Dare Valley, 5 p. c 100 ..141 143 Gieat Western, 5 p. c. guar.100 ..154 156 Llantrissant & Taff Vale, 6 p.c.100 ..141 143 „ Llanelly Ry and Dk. Ordy.100 ..164 166 PenarthHarbour,Dock, and RylOO lbO 152 Sorn. ADorset(Bath Extension)100 ..105 107 10 Treferig Valley Railway 10 10i 11 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES Bonds Barry Dock & RJy 44 p. c.100 ..110 lib Do. 4p.c 100 ..110 112 StockBrecon&Merthyr A4 p. c .100 ..113 115 Do. B 4 p. c 100 ..107 109 Stock Bute Dock 4 p. c .IX) Ill 112 Cambrian A 4 p. c 100 ..114 115 DG. B4p. c 100 ,.110i 1114 Great Western 5 do 100 ..159 161 Nii,lland 4 per cent 100 ..130 132 Mid-Wales A 44 per cent 100 ..113 116 Milford Dock A 6 per cent 100 96 100 Rhymney 4 ditto .100 ..121 123 Somerset and Dorset, No. 1 ..100 ..141 14.3 Taff VaAc p.c 100 ..121 123 xd BANKS 20 Bristol West of England,Lim. 74.. 17 17J 100 County of Gloucester, Lim.25 ,54 56 30 Glamorganshire, I.im 24-. 2 2± b l.d., Pref 2, 2i 2á 10 London and Provincial. Lim. 5 163 17i 20 National Bank of Wales, Lim 10 1211 75 National Provincial, Lim 10«.. 43 44 60 National Provincial, Lim 12 50 51 40 North and South Wales, Lim 10 63* 33j 20 South Wales Union. Limited 7 9i 9j GAS. 10 Aberdare 10 13 14 Stock Cardiff A 10 per cent 100 ..203 206 Do. B 8 per cent 100 ..162 165 Do. C 7 per cent 100 ..145 146 fitock Do. Gas D 6 per cent 100 ..104 105 10 LlyTtvi N'ai',ey 10.. 9i 10 Stock Newport A 10 per cent .100 ..202 206 D. B 7, per cent 100 1.52 155 20 Do. C 7 per cent 100 ..142 145 25 Swansea. 74 per cent. 2o ? 38 25 do 7 per cent. 25 34 35 GAS AND WATER. 10 Barry and Cadoxton 3 4 4± t0 Bridgend 10 IOJ* 10i 100 Pontypool (Max. lOp. c.) 100 ..105 110 12 Do. do. 12 17 18 10 Ystrad A 10 184 19* WATERWORKS. 25 FTist4i 2b 564 574 10 Do 20 44 444 10 Neath A 10 16| 17t 10 Pontypridd 10 13 15 Stock Pontypridd 5 per et. Pref 100 ..112 116 MISCELLANEOUS. 20 Alexandra Dock & Railway.. 20 17 17* Stock Ditto 4. p.c. Pref 100 ..101 103 1 Bland & Co., Ltd. I .I-i xd 10 Bl. and So Wales Waggon 3.. 4J 5 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 28 32 Stock Cardiff Corporation 3,2 p.c.100 1061 1074*4 b Cardiff & Penarth Tramways 5 3i 4 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock.. 40 lb 18 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage 25 31 33 10 Cardiff and Swaniea Colliery 10 li 14 60 Central Dry Dock 50 35 40 23 Ebbw Vale 20551 7 Glo'ster Ry. & Wagon Ld. A. 751 bi b Great Western Collierv B b 7 "'4 5 Do. New B 3 4 £ 54 5 Do. A Preference 5 8j 8i1 m Do. E Debentures ..100 .100 105 10 W. Hancock & Co., Ltd. 10 14 144xd '10 Do 6 p.c. Pref. 10 10J 11 xd Stock Do 44 p.c. Deb. Stock 100 ,.101 lOoxd 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 gi 9i, 10 Milford Dock 10 i 1* 50 Mount Stuart Dry Dock 40 40 42 Do B 20 1 204 524 Nantyglo and Blaina Pref 624,. 62i 621 5 Newport Tramways 5 54 51 Do Water 210 Annuities 264 01 10 Do Abercarn Colliery.. 10 71 8* 10 Do 6 p.c. Participating 10 94 10i 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 39 40 50 Do 35 29 31 10 Provincial Tramways 10 bi bi 5 Rhymney Iron 5 14 If 5 Do New 4 £ J } 100 Do 5 per cent. Debenture ..100 85 90 50 Spiller Co., Cardiff, Lt-d 45 60 62 50 Swansea Dry Dock 25 1 3 Stock D ) Corporation 3i p.c.100 ..1064 107, xd „ Do Harbour 4 p.c. Stock 100 99 101 10 Do Tramway 10 2\ 2J 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 14 2 3 Do do. 10 per cent. B 3 3 3 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A 30 15 16 25 Do. do. B 25 15 16 1 W'sfc'rn Counties Telephone Ord. 1 8s Od 9s Od 5 Do. do. 6 pflC. prelL b 52 51 60 Windsor Slipway 45 lb 18 Bank rate 5 per cent. fixed 4th October THERE ARE SEIAERS OF C450 Hancock 4j p.c. Debenture 25 Arrow Fuel 1210 Shares, jE8 paid B200 Rhymney Railway Stock 23 Great Western Ooliiery A Shares 6 do B do 4 \Tountstnart Dry Dock B Shares 2 £200 :-ihares ss Dowlais, at SlOO. yielding 10 per cent on original cost 100 Rhondda & Swansea Bay Railway Shares, with accrued dividend for half-year, at par 75 Rhondda & Swansea Bay Railway Pref. Shs., at 124 29 Cardiff, Penarth, and Barry Junction Railway Shs., 100 Khymney Irorn Old Shares 30 NaXion;il Bank ot Wales Shares, at £13 10 Windsor Slipway Shares, B45 paid 20 Newport Abercarn Colliery Pref. Shares 30 do do Ordy. Shares, at jBS Is 3d THERE ARE BUYERS OF 60 Barry Dock and Railway Ordinary Shares Abercarn & Newbridge Gas & Water Stock BlCCO Neath Harbour Bonds, at 10 Bristol & West of England Bank New Allotments £ 500 Taff Vale Railway Stock l.ond on & Provincial Bank Shares, at 17 8 National Bank of Waies New Shares, at p,2 5s prem. £1000 Alexandra Dock & Railway 1st Pref. Srock 10 .Bridgend Gas & Water 10 Shares, at 104 5 Mountstuart A Share' b0 Cardiff A Swansea Colliery Shares Mountstuart Dry D,ck B Shares £ 500 Great Wastern Colliery Debentures 50 Glamorgan BanK Shares &c.,&c. THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCK.BROKERS. 1059 '1-

E. T. LYDDON & COMPANY, Telegraphic Address Lyddon, Cardiff," STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE- 1010 3S Rhondda. & Swansea. Bay Old Shares, at par 100 South Wales Colliery A Shares 10J do New B Shares 10 Rhondda & Swansea Bay New Shares bO Barry Ordinary Shares £ 36 Taff Vale No. 1 Preference 46 Hancock & Co.s Preference Shares, at EIO 169 3d 20 Protincial Tramway 6% Pref. Shs. 11 National Bank of Wales Shares 1 Share in ss, Kate Thomas, at JB65 S100 Hancock and Co. 4i p.c. Debentures 20 Brynmawr & Abertillery Gas & Water Shs,, at 91 8 Taff Vale Railway New Shares 30 Barry Dock & Ry. 2nd Preference Shares, at jM l9 3d 25 Uskslde Riyet Shares WANTED. Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shares Newport Abercarn Pref. Shares 50 National Bank of Wales New Shares £1uoo Taff VaJe Stock, at 236 Great Western Colliery Debentures 10 Bute Dry Dock Shares EIOCO Lianeliy Railway Stock B500 Ely Valley Stock 100 Rhymney Iron fully paid Shares 50 Hbymney Railway B10 Shares Bristol and West of England Bank Shares Psnarth Dock and Railway Stock b Spillers A Co. Shares, at 61 Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Water Shares, at 4 Cardiff, Penarth, & Barry B10 Shares S.P.WILLS,STOCKBROKER, SWANSEA (Telegraphic Address, Wills, Swansea.") 1069 E. J. EVANS & SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS. 32, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. 1067 ARTHUR STUCLEY T. L rife AS, STOCK A SHARE BROKER, SWANSEA, 1092 j ■■ ■■ ■ — 1—iw——mmmm—m GEO. THOMAS. STOCKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS. CARDIFF BUYERS. 1072 25 Hancocks Preference 30 Newport Abercarn Colliery Shares, Ords. Barry Dock & Railway 2nd Prefs. Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Water shares SELLERS, 15 Newport Abercam Prefs., at 104 Royal Hotel 64 p.c. Prefs. Ca ditf and Penarth Trams Hancock Debentures 1 Share in SS. Saint Donatg-offers wanted Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shs. FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address, "Fleming, Cardiff.") ON SALE— 1083 Mountstuart B Shares, at 20 40 Alexandra Dock Ordinary, at 174 40 Provincial Trams 50 Barry 1st Preference E200 Hancock A Co. Debenture 2b Hancock's Preference £ 3000 Midland Ordinary Stock Shares in SS. Cleddy and Dewsland WANTED 40. Barry'Ordinary Shares 50 Bell's Asbestos Hills Dry Dock Shares John Bland < £ Co. Lim. Spiller & Co. Shares, er, 61 J unction Dry Dock, at 15 6 Mountstuart A Shares, at 414 Newport Abercarn Ordinary, at 8 THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER. 4, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegraph Address, "Gedge," Cardiff. SELLERS—Windsor Slipway Shares 21) Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shares 28 Hancock Prefarence E200 Hancock Debenture 60 Thomas Elliott & Co. Shares 1 Share ss. Rbbw Vale ) Managed by 2 Shares ss, Blaenavon f MessrsMorelBros Cardiff and Penarth Tramways Barry Ordinary 10 Hancock Ord. Old Shares BUYERS:—10 Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shares Barry Ordinary 5 Mountstuart A Shares B'y & Cadoxton Gas and Water Shs. PARSONS AND ROBJENOT, STOCKBROKERS, WESTGATE BUILDINGS, NEWPORT. ON SALE. i;500 Wye Valley 5 p.c. Debenture, at 130 100 Balkis Gold Shares, at 9s 3d 100 Rhondda & Swansea Bay Preference, at 121 B1000 Newport Corporation Annuities, to yield about Si per cent 30 Great Western Colliery Old B. at 7§ £:000 Ordinary Stock Brecon & Merthyr Ry., for E165 RnU) Brecon & Merthyr 1st 5 p.c. Pref. of 186;,at 126 p.c C500 Brecon & Merthyr B 4 p.c. Debenture, at 108 £ 1000 Brecon A Merthyr Pref. of 1864, at 40 p.. WANTED. 20 Barry and Cadoxton Gas Shares, at 44 20 Swansea Dry Dock Shares iW,00 Brecon & Merthyr Ordinary Stock, at 154 p.c, 60 Bristol & West of England Bank New Shares B1000 Brecon & Merthyr Ry. Ord. Stock Elooo do Pref, of 1862 £ 1000 Brecon & Merthyr 1864 or 1865 Preference 10 f.onr-on and ProvinoinI Brinks, at 16i TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO. (Telegraphic Address, TREDCNN, CARDIFF), STEAMSHIP SHARE BROKERS AND AUC- TIONEERS, MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE- 1 £100 Share Bala ss Co. Ld., E70 1:2100 share lolo Morganwg ss Co., Ld., £ 60 i 100 Shares ( £ 85 paid)Monmouthshire 88 Co., Ld., £ 65 » o Share?- Annie Thomas ss Co. Ld. —offers r/i1<J?^har0'3 (flllly Paid) Bryn*Glas ss Co. Ld., £ 185 t tiJr arers 89 Netley Abbey, cost £ 2,080. £ 1 0b0 Shares ss Whitby Abbey, cost £ 2,094, £ 1.200 6-64th Shares ss Tintern Abbey, cost 91,656, £78Q „.tu BUYERS. Gibbs A Lees Shares United Kingdom Shares Cory and "Sons' Shares Evan Thomas and liadcliffe's Shares MONTHLY SALES BY AUCTION HELD. NEXT 10th JANUARY, 1889. 30i9

CORN. LONDON, Monday.-Scarcely any business in wheat and other articles in the corn trade. Prices nominally unaltered. Arrivals :-Britisb Wheat, 3,367 qrs bailey, 4.438 oats, 608 qrs maize, nil flour, 22,165 sacks; 22 barrels. Foreign—Wheat, 70,716 qrs • barley 36,562 qrs oars, 62,177 qrs; raaiz<), 18,435 qrs flour* 11,013 sacks. Next market Friday, 28th. GLASGOW, Monday. Quietest market this season, business small, and price-i practically unchanged. A fevv,part-,eizs of old maize were bought at 13s, and new at 12a 9d per 280 lbs. Wheat and flour idle. Beans qui'et. OatB steady, but little enquired aftert SEED. LONDON, Monday.—Messrs John Shaw and Sons, seed merchants, of 37, Mark-lane, London, E.C., write that tile eed market, as usual at this the turn of"tha year, is now characterised by quite a holiday aspect, Quotations all mand are consequently without altera. tion. Cable ndvlces reoort American red dearer. The French markets sre also steadier. Some fine New Zealand cocksfoot is now obtainable at unprecedentedly low rates. Scarlet runners are enquired fcr on enhanced terms. For birdseeds the demand Is meagre. Mustard and rapeceed unchanged. In peas and haricots the business doing it small, m last week figures. CATTLE. LONDON, Monday.—Matket extremely quist. and prices almost nominal for all kinds of cattle. Milch cows, S14 to jE21 each. Beef, 2s 4d to 48 lOd mutton. Ss 4.; to 6s 2d; veal, 3s 3d to bs per 8 lb". Beasts, 160 sheep, 170; calves, 20. Including 40 foreign beasts and 10 calves. LIVERPOOL, Monday. Beasts, 450; sheep, L397. Beat blasts, 6±d to 6-d; second, 5d to 6d; third, 44d to bd; best sheep, 8d to 8id second, 6Ad to 7d. Supply of stock smaller than last week, showin* a decrease of 2,417 beaata. and sheep a decrease of 5,040k The demand WM very slow. No Jaaadians AT zoarket. DEAD MEAT. I^)NDON, Monday.-Very little fremb meat on offer, trade rather better a! the annexed prices-a olesraoM keing expected. Beef, 2* 6d to 3s 8d prime Scoteh ditto, 3s lCd to 4ft mutton. 2 6d to ÖII veal, 2s 8d to 4s < larize perk. 2* Bd to 3s 8d smAJI pork, 3c 8d to .15 per 8 lbs. Market closed to-morrow and Wgdmeqfty. WOOL. BRADFORD, Nlon(lay- -Although the market is of a holiday character, wool is nominally unchanged in value. The aner descriptions of English wool, which have lately been sought up for America, are very firm. Skin wools are now coming forward more freely, and the turn in buyers' favour. Merino and fine cross-bred tops are also both firm In yarns shippers are receiving very few new orders. Manufacturers are well engaged. FISH. GRIMSBY, Monday—sixty vessels. Good supply fair demand. Plaice, 12s to 16s; level, 8s. to II I lemons, 20s to We soles, 80s to 100s; haddocks, 48 to 7fJ round, 6s to 10s; whitings, 10s to 14s; whitches, 18s to 26s per box; turbot, 5s to 10s; congers, 2s to 33 brills, 4a to Bs ling, 4s to 6s; dead, 3s to 5s; rod, 6a to Ss skate, 3s to ba dead, 2s to 3s each; bake, 40s to 60s dead cod, 60s to 120s per ) score halibnt, 6s to 8s (iega, 3s to 5s per stone, PRODUCE. LONDON, Monday.—Sugar—market practically closed to-day, aad prices almoot nominal for refined sorts one contract in February. Beetroot reported at 14s 3d less 4 per cent. Coffee firm, but inactive. Rice flat and neglected. Cotton market very quiet. Jute steady. Tallow And turpentine unaltered. American petro- leum, 6id on the spot. Produce markets entirely closed to-morrow and Wednesday. PROVISIONS. LONDON, Monday.-Butter-eneraIly steady.-Klel, 124s to 130s Danish, 124s to 130s; Normandy, 110s to 122s; Jersey, 818 to 96s Swedish 118s to 122s; Friesland, nominal. Bacon-quiet market at recent decline Irish, 52s to 57s Hamburg, 48s to b5s Danish, 46i to 54. Hams in moderate request. Lard inactive. Cheese steady at previous rates-American quoted at 46s to 58s TALGARTH, Friday.—The Christmas market was held to-day- There was a good supply, and nearly all was sold by about ten in the morning, at good prices. Prices were as follows :-Turkeys, lOd to lid per lb geese, 9d to lOd per lb; ducks, 83 to 9s per couple and fowls, 4s to 6s per couple. Butter, is 2d per lb eggs, 10 for Is. Mr Price, butcher, had, as usual, an excellent show of meat, and the tradespeople of the town had arranged their windows in a most attractive manner. SUGAR. GLASGOW, Monday,—There was a moderate business done, with little change in prices. A holiday feeling prevails. The official report states :-A holiday feeling, and little doing; no change to report. Market and stores closed till Thursday. HOPS. LONDON, Monday.—There is very little business in hops, consumers being unwilling to enter upon transac- tions of auy extent, until after the Christmas holidays. Prices close firm for all good hops, but weak for inferior sorts of both English and continental growth. POTATOES. LONDON, Mon(t-ty.-Trado slow, except for best samples, which sell well at full prices. Scotch regents, 80s to 120s English ditto, 60s to 10os; magnums, 60s to 12vs Hebrons, 70s to 110s champions, 50s to 80s per ton. COALS LONDON, Monday.—There was no alteration in the ?rice of seaborne house coal3 to-day. Hettons and ees, 17s Lambtons, 16s 6d; Lyons and Wear, 15s 6d per ton. Ships arrived, 3b sold, 10 gas, 25 ships at sea. 5. Next market 28th inst.

BARROW IRON TRADE. BARBOW, Monday,-The market in hematites Is a shade firmer, after showing a weak tone daring the week. Prices have gone down to 44s 6d per tfm net f.o.b. For mixed nnmbers of Bessemer icon there is a brisk trade doioR with steel makers but a very quiet business in forge and foreigrt qualities, which are nominally quoted at 443. Tiiere is a further slight increase to nota in stocks. Steel makers are very briskly employed, and are doing an Active busiuess in rails, ship plates, and angles, and billets, hoops, and tin bars. The value of rails is firm at 23 198 6d. Shipbuilders and engineers are again busier, and have better prospects; for the new year. Irou ore steady at late valnes. Coal and coke iirni.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. OAKJJIFF* SWANSEA.f NEWPORT! Dee Mor. Ern. Hgt. Mor. Evn. Hgt. Mor. Evn. Hgt. 24 MM 3410 5330 5 9 44 10 7 27 5 10 4711 6 30 10 25 T It 14.11 36 2R 5 10 30 10 54 26 811 2711 4929 10 11 19 11 47 26 1; 0 17 28 9 2l £ P33; 1 828 1 — 0 14 26 1 0 46 1 2128 6 ^8 F 1 42 2 1828 10 0 47 1 20 26 10 1 55; 2 31 29 3 29 S 2 59 3 34j30 3 2 0 2 36 28 0, 3 12 3 47 30 8 o0 S 4 6. 4 39.32 2 3 11 3 43 29 4 4 19 4 52 32 7 51 M 5 W 5 41)34 2 4 14: 4 4b',30 ft! 5 5 54 34 7 |r Roath Basin. tPrince of Wales Die. t Alexandra Dk.

CARDIFF EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, MONDAY. CARDIFF EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, MONDAY. There was a moderately good attendance on 'Change to-day, and the demand for steam coal was again brisk, current quotations ruling very firm. Welsh cokes were in good requgst, and a similar remark applies to bituminous small coal and patent fuel. In our local freight market steam chartering was inactive, and as a result only a very limited business for this class of tonnage baa been effected. Rates for all directions praotically unaltered. The following include the latest operations:— Genoa, 10$3J, 400 delivery (Anerley); Sebasto- pol, 9", clesn terms of charter (Derwentdale) 1, Leghorn, 10s bd, option Genoa, 10s 3d, 400 delivery (Horden); Colombo, 9s 6d (Adirondack): Aden, 191 6<3 (Resolution) Gibraltar, 8 (Trout- beck) Venice, lis, coal, lis 6d, fuel (Tiber), the laet named Swansea loading. Sail.-Outward freights for the River Plate, West Indies, and Brazils continue firm, and there is also a good demand for this class of tonnage to load for South American and West Coast ports. Quotations for the East continue steady. Baltio and coasting firm. Italian and Mediterranean rates remain unchanged. Ore.-Rates from Bilbao continue steady, with I, a fair demand for tonnage to load for ports in the Bristol Channel. From Carthagena and Benisaf there was a fair inquiry, whilst bandy boats were in good request from Huelva, to load fot the United Kingdom and continent.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. I The Norwegian brig Normand, trom Burntisland to Christiania, has put into Lerwick leaky. The steam"r Cervin, from the Tyne for Alexandria, has put back with fore compartment leaky. T6e Hiawatha, out-ward bounu trom Glasgow, has put back to Penarth and will dock. The schooner Mary Davies, from Portland for London, with stone, is ashore near Sleaford. Crew saved. The steamer River Derwent, from London for Ter. neuzen, is ashore near Flushing. The Sjogndinnan, from Hlldickswall, has put into Falmouth leaky. The French steamer Rio Negro, from Buenos Ayres for Havre, has put into Cadiz with crank shaft broken. The steamer Musgrave, with a cargo of grain, which went ashore on Hayle Bar, has got off and arrived at Hayle. The Norwegian steamer N R Parelius, from St Ubes to Aalesund, with salt, has been towed into Plymouth with crank shaft gone. Lloyd's agent at San Francisco wires:—A jeport from Honolulu states that the German shin Hormann and the Swedish barque Virgo were totally lost at Malden Island on November 27th. The Virgo's captain, first officer, and four of the crew were drowned. Crew taken off by H.M.S. Hyacinth and landed at Honolulu. The steamer Saltburn, Boness to Middlesbrough, is ashore at Coatham. The steamer Galatz, coal laden, was proceeding down the East Dock, Cardiff, when the flake of her anchor on the starboard bow caught in the plates of the steamer Mary Anning, which was partly loaded with coal, tearing her side. The Mary Anning filled rapidly and sank The steamer Isle of Hastings, from Nicolaieff for Bremen, has arrived at Plymouth, and reports the loss of part of her bulwarks and stanchions and water to have got into No. 2 hold, also jettisoned a portion of her cargo. The Russian barque Satania, from Chinsinestadt for Valencia, with planks, is ashore at Thlsted full of water. The steamer County of Lancaster, fromSaundersfoot for Rouen, with culm, is ashore on Hayle Bar.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Monday.—Wind W fresh. Weather cloutly. with rain. Sea rough. Passed East- steamers Barrington, of Newcastle; Plantagenet, of Liverpool. Passed West-steamers City of Dortmnnd, of Dublin; Morfa, of Swansea. At anchor in the Foa,.Is--schooner Margaret and Mary, of Wexford.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Monday.—Wind W, fresh. Weather overcast, showery. Sea moderate Passed Kast—Jnlia, of Fowey, from Labrador, for Falmouth steamers Galtee, of Waterford Peter Graham and Pheasant, of London Power, of Plymolllh; Royal Mail Company's steamer F-sequibo, from West Indies for Havre, night signalling. Passed West-steamer,4 Richmond, of London, for Cardiff Eneadine, of London, from Ant. werp; Alaska, of Cardiff from Hamburg, for Cardiff; Netherlands American Line steamer Leerdam, from Rotterdam, for New York. night signalling. THE LIZARD Tuesday.— Wind SVV, strong. Weather squally. Passed Hast—Gem, of Glasgow, Passed West —steamer Lestris, of Cork; Red Star Line steamer Westernlstnd, from Antwerp, for New York, —steamer Lestris, of Cork; Red Star Line steamer Westernlstnd, from Antwerp, for New York,

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Rbeola arvd Barrow from Ergasteria 23rd G E Wood passed Dover for Antwerp 24th South Cambria arvd Port Said from Cardiff 24th Addineton aryd Newport from London 24th Scots Greys arvd Gibraltar 22nd Royal Welsh left Cape de Verds 23rd A Strong left Savona for Carthagena 23rd Lord Derby passed Constantinople for SulinB 24th Brittany left Newport for Charente 23ru G N Wilkinson left ( ha-.ham for Card ff 23rd Gemini arvd Dartmouth from Cardiff 24th Glenmanna left Hennebont for Cardiff 22nd Lady Havelock arvd Caen from the Tyne 22nd Peter Graham left Swansea for DieDpe 22nd Free Lance left -Pila-to for Bordeaux 22nd Wilfrid arvd Genoa from Cardiff 21st Invermay pas-ed Genoa for La Calere 22nd Dora p-tssed Galveston for Bremen Kaglan arvd Bilbao and left for Cardiff 2ntb Resolven left Gibraltar for Silloth 22nd Moliere arvd Marseilles from Odessa 23rd Ruperra left Odessa for Antwerp 22nd Mardy arvd Newport 21st Auckland Castle arvd Almazarron 23rd Camnrgo left Hueiva for the Mersey 22nd

CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, Dec 22,—Juno SS, 215, Bristol, lisiht. Prince Regent ss, 1332. Mount Tabor ss, 1493, Dundee, bailast. Arrow HP. 1200. Maxime David, 795. Shakes- pear ss, 1240, London, light. Monte Rosa ss, 1587. St Donats ss, 1019* London, light. Ant, 30. Ely Rise S3, 782, Bilbao, iron ore. Longstone ss, 1550, Avonmouth, light. Exeter, 85, Brldgwtter. light. ROATH DOCK, Dec 23.—Fat field as. 415, Barrow, iron ore. Stistbairley as, 1236, Liverpool, light. ROATH DOCK. Dec 24,—L E Charlewood ss, 547, Bilbao, iron ore. Tremayne SI, 1069, London, light. Bedale so, 822. Cadoxton ss, 1140. Flore nee ss, 1576. Mount Olivet, 1679, Antwerp, ballast. EAST BUTE DOCK, Dec 22. -Rennie ss, 816. Svalen, 516, Bristol, light. Rokeby as. 743. Ambient as, 667, Havre, light. Queen, 60. Blanche tie, 338, Dieppe, apples and sundries. EAST BUTE DOCK, Dec 23.— Sues ss, 1408, Liverpool, light. Penedo ss 692. Sharpness, light. Salem, 420. Solway ss. 407, Glasgow via Belfast, sundries. EAST BUTE DOCK, Dec 24.-Gabalva ss, 1091. Rheubina ss, 715. Bilbao, Iron ore. Talabot m, 866, Sharpness, light. Jersey ss, 1035, London, light. 0 St-athato- as, 1170, Antwerp, light. Zota., 840, Swansea, ballast. WEST BUTE DOCK, Dec 22. Empress as, 195. Southern Cross, 64, Ayr, potatoes Cambrian, 79, Ardrossan, pig iron. Falcon, 62, Portaferry, potatoes. Lynx ss, 117, Hayle, light. Unrestricted, 165, Limerick, ballast. Llanelly ss 167. Wiltshire ss, 3o4. Scott Harlay ss, 1<*5, Cork, light. WEST BUTE DOCK, Dec 23.-Ya.rra. 58. Galgorm Castlo as. 7s, Waterford, light. Lugar ss, 98, Dublin. light. Blighton ss, 6ftl, Rouen, light. Alacrity ss, 750, Bordeaux, pitwood. Active, 48, Bridgwater. Name- less, 14, Youghal, plfrwood. Cnriiilna, 52J, Fredriks- ral, timber, eie. WEST BUTE DOCK, D«c 24.-J«*ie, 99, Ballinacurra, ballast. James Sfconard, 141, Bristol, hay, Esmeralda, 91, Cork, pitwood. Lapwing, 94, Tralee, hay, etc. William, T2. Swansea, burnt ore. W Hinde ss, 115, 34 rnn, light. M McMillan, 91, Dungarvan, pitwood, Wave, 103. Duncialk oats. Abbey, 43, Abertbaw, lime* stone. Danube, 140, Cork, ballast. Albert, 340, Bor- deaux, pitwood. Surprise, 126, Waterford, hallast, Glans, 55, Carleford, potatoes. Ann, 39. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 22.—Belmont ss, Cardiff, light. Devon ss, Cardiff, light. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 23.—Orsino ss, Slipway, light. Solis ss, London, light. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 24.- Virginia so. London, light. I King Ermyn ss, Rouen, light. Arno as, Havre, light. Long Ditton ss, London, light. St Vincent ss, Ely Harbour, light. Gordon, .Sharpness, baUasfc. SAILINGS. aOjØ SWALLOW H, Harnet, Roads. Harrington M, Kemson, Gibraltar. Topaze ss. Gray, Cape de Verds. Peveril ss, Bovey, Bombay. Carlisle ss, Yale, Genoa. Carlo ss, Geen, Teneriffa. Earl of Rosebery ss, Gregory, La Rocbelle. Portugaletd ss, Wil1iamon, R',rcelona. ROATH DOCK, Dec 23,-Worsley Hall ss, Winsel, Bombay. Watlington ss, Shield, Aden. Empress of India ss, Tucker, Penarth. Fastnet ss, Hollyman, Roads. Achille ss, Dieppe. Thorneycroft ss, Apple. ton, Constantinople. Kuvsd&el ss, Griffiths, Mahe. Wootan ss, Peters, Singapore. ROATH noCK. Dec 24.—Thames ss, Beckney, London. EAST BUTE DoCK, Dec 22.-Raonl Godard ss, Teles, St Naaaire. Scoresby ss, Harrison, Gibraltar. Morglay ss, Antwerp. Fulford as, Tomlinsou, Madras. Ouse Bowden, Dieppe. England ss, Brail, Havre. Rosella Morrison, Algiers. Belmont ss, Jenkins, Havre. Edgar SS. Hodgson. St Vincent. EAST BOTE DOCK, Dec 23.—Trthingfcon ss, Barnard, Cape de Verds. Raphael ss, Crisp, Singapore, Charles Mitchell ss, Lurt, Charente. Ancient Briton ss, Gibbs, La Rochelle. Galatz ss, Duff, Vigo. Galcee ss, Sin. nott, Caen. Bretwalda ss, Carpenter, Genoa; EAST BUTE DOCK, Dec 24,—Daviz ss, Prim, Gibraltar Sophii, Gioson, Buenos Ayres. WEST BUTE DOCK, Dec 22,-Brothers, Silvey, Glcwicest«r, Tom, Hillman, Bridgwater. Baron Ham. bro ss, Hole, Bordeaux. Gripfast ss, Bjorne, Rouen. Lynx ss, Seymour, Hayle. Cleanthes ss, Smile3, Rouen. WRST BUT* DOCK, Dec 23.-Albatross, James, Bristol. Elraa, Searle, Aberthaw. Alma, Windows, Newport. Tllpn, Everett, Bristol. Henry, Slade, Minehead. John and Mary, Morgan, Aberthaw. WEST BUTE DOCK, Dec 24.-later, Barnes, Bally- ann, Lancashire Lass, Blaggett, Pontewan. Prince of Wales sa, Morgan, Roads PENARTH DOCK, Dec 22.-J Y Shott ss, Milburn, Port Said. City of Bristol ss, Walsh, Flushing. In. dustry, Gny, Bristol. PENARTH DOCK, Dee 23.-Ismailia ss, Inch, Port Natal. PENARTH DOCK, Dec 24.-Joseph, Nichols, Rio Janeiro. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Dec 24. Algiers, Ely Rise ss, B, 783, Hurley, Matthews A Co Rouen, Brighton ss, H, 501, Gibb. J T Duncan & Co Madeira, Berbice ss, B, 787, J T Duncan & Co St Nazaire, Penedo ss. B 669, Pyman, Watson & Co Sebastopol, Bedale ss, B, Hick Bros Teneriffe, Stratnairly ss, E, 12o6, Christie & Co Aden, Suez ss, B, 1407, Humphreys, Worms, Josse Gibraltar, Ross ss, B, 877, Beaddon, J Cory Sons Havre, Arno ss, B, 690, Westlake, M Thompson Carthagena, Solis ss. Spn, 501, MereaUal, Bovey & Co Genoa, Talabot ss Nwy, 868, Tellefsen, Wills A Co Bahia, Svalen, Nwy, 560, Svendsen, C Schroeter & Co Buenos A* res, S*iem, Ni*y, 427. C Schroeter <fc Co Port Lonis, Hehndal, Nwy, 372, C Schroeter <fc Co Santoe, Gordon, Nwy, 757, Barnes. Guthrie5<fc Co Capetown, Mount Olivet, Nwy, 1539, Carrick, Crone CLEARED—Dec 24. Gibraltar, Ross ss, B, 1700 coal Bane, Arno ss, B, 1260 coal Genoa, Miranda ss, B, 2200 ceal St Nazaire, Penedo ss, B, 1200 coal Gibraltar, Wiltshire ss, B, 550 coal Hllne, Ambient ss, B. 1260 coal Hon < Kong, Kent ss, B, 3300 coal Rouen, Brighton ss, B, 1100 coal Buenos Ayres, Ocean, Nwy 1450 coal Perim, Ca.lip-o ss. Aus. 1600 coal Bombay, Rimpha Sd. B 25u0 coal IMPORTS-Dec 24. Ayr, Southern Cross, potatoes, Shapland Ardrossan, Cambrian, pig iron, Hollyer Portaferry, Kalcon, potatoes, England Liverpool, Llanelly ss, sundries, Gilchrist A Co Bordeaux. Alacrity ss, pitwood, Gueret Youghal, Nameless, pitwnod, Tellefsen, Wills A Co Fredrikval, Christina, timber, etc, Edgar Co Bristol, Jessie, hay. Underwood Cork, Esmeralda, pitwood, Jones, Ingram Tralee, Lapwing, hay, etc, Brown Swansea, William, burnt ore, Tennant Dungarvan, M McMillau, pitwood, Tellefsen, Wills Dindalk, Wave, oats, J Tucker Aberthaw, Abbey, limestone, Crawshay Bordeaux, Art, pitwood, order Carlingford, Glans, potatoes, M J Begg Bilbao, My Rise as, iron ore, Jugo & Co Barrow, Fatfield S, iron ore, Crawshay Bilbao, L E Charlewood ss, iron ore. Dowlais Co Dieppe. Blanche ss, apples and sund-ies, Worms, Josse Glasgow and Belfast Solway ss, sundries, E Taylor Bilbao, Rheubina ss, iron ore, Dowlais Co

SWANSEA—ARRIVALS NORTH DOCK, Dec 22.—Vigilant ss, 267, Liverpool, general. NORTH DOCK, Dec 23.—Friendship, 79, Schnll, copper ore. Denia ss, 468, Dublin, light. Oakweli ss, 129, Runcorn, pitch. SOUTH UOCK, Dec 23.—Jacinth ss, 187, Bantry, licht. Rio Formoso 58, 99, Bristol, general. Curlew ss, 112, Newry. light. SOUTH DOCK, Dec 24.—John 0 Scott ss, 662, Dieppe, light. Water Ln., 23, put in, genera). PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Dec 22.—Thunder as, 382, Belfast, light. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Dec 23.-EmbJeton ss, 1134, Fleetwood, light. Newborough ss, 1169, Bilbao, iron ore. PlUNCE Of WAUg DOCK, Dec 24.—Mary Nixon ss, 488, London, light. Microphone ss, 169, Workington, pig iran. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Dec 22.—Wansfell ss Belfast. NORTH DOCK, Dec 23.—Samp-on, Heyward. William, Mcrgan, Cardiff. Elizabeth. Labett, Lydney. Copious, Willis, Bridgwater. Klectric, Nicholas, Watchet. Advance, Steer, Charlestown. Worcester, Baker, Bridgwater. Marie Eugenie, Nicholls, Bridgwater. Union, jJeere, Aberthaw. Sir Wm Molesworth, Min. chinton, Aberthaw, Henry, Woods, Bridgwater, Duke of Wellington, Giles, Weon Cambria, Chichester, Newport. Caroline, Cox. );ideford. Watermouth, Guy, Combmartin. Friends, Norman, Watchet. Zeta, Har;ran. Cardiff, NORTH DOCK, Dec 24.—Vigilant, Blew, Port Talbot. Morf. ss, Mitchell, Belfast. Guitar, Burns. Cardiff. SOUTH DOCK, Dec 23.—Ferric ss, Holmes, Working. ton. Shamrock as, Nicholson, St Malo. Clapton ss, Bartlett, London. Georgette ss, Provost, Dieppe. Susannah, Birt, Bristol. SOUTH DOCK, Dec 22.—City of Dortmund ss, Codd, Rotterdam. PRINCH OF WALES DOCK, Dec 22.-City of Amster- dam ss, Hoare, Rotterdam. Galvanic ss, Wallace, Briton Ferry. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Dec 23.—Maine ss, Grif- fiths, Philadelphia. Peter Graham ss, Phillips, Dieppe. Ethel ss. Mills, Newport. Catherine, Williams, Mumbles. Elizabeth, Bead, Neath. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Dec 24. Bilbao, New Borough SS, B, llt;4, Shepherd & Co Havre, Denia ss, B, 468, Jones, Fisher, RenwickJA Co Eu, Oakweli ss, n, 128, Dalgarno, W Howell Batonm, Embleton ss, B, 1134, Simmonds, Wood Co ■Stockholm. Pfcna. s», Den, t48, Burgsss # Co CLKAK K-D—DCC Z4. Cagliari, Muncaster ss, B, 920 coal and sundries Havre, Denia 118, fl, 500 coal, 450 p fuel Buenos Ayres, Pippo, Iy. 761 coal Eu, Oikwell ss, E, 290 Treport, Tom Roper, B, 196 coal Stockholm, Danass, Den, 1080 coal Kiel, Bmtus ss, Ger, 650 cial IMPORTS—Dec 24. Bilbao, New Borough ss, 2500 iron ore, Swansea Hema- tite Iron Co Schnll, Friendship, 24 copper ore. Bath Son Runcom, Oakweli ss, 280 pitch, Graigola Merthyr Co Workington. Microphone as, 20b pig iron, J Watson; flue dust. Dillwyn & Co Liverpool, Vigilant as, sundries, W L Jenkins EXPORTS COASTWISE—Dec 24. Londonderry, Curlew ss, 380 coal, 20 bunkers, W G For London via Cardiff, Zadne SiI, general, Burgess A Co 100 bunker, J A C Harrison London, John 0 Scott ss, 1000 coal, 50 bunker8.Ra.ndell London, Mary Nixon ss, 900 coal, 50 bunkers W Howell London, Thunder ss, 680 coal, 50 bunkers, W G Foy West Dock, William and Henry, 76 salt cake, Vivian A Sons

NEWPORT-ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Dec 23.—Austin Friars ss, 839, Sharpness, light. Rive de Gier ss, 789, Bayonne, pitwood. Roraima ss, 761, Bilbao, iron ore. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Dee 24.—St Decumans ss, 90, Mitiord light. Capt Parry ss, 297, Dublin, light. Foyie ss, 199, Dublin, light. Walney ss. 85, Lydney, light. Zeta ss. 1499, London, light, Kisi ss, 850, Bilbao, iroll ore. OLD DOCK, Dec 23.—Lizzie, 86, Viana, silver sand. HIVER, Dec 23,-Brookla.nùs ss, 720, Rouen, light. Trio, Audierne, ballast. Proepero ss, 250, Llanelly, light. Theme ss, 132, Barrow, pig iron. Flora. 50, Bridgwater, light. George, 40, Bristol, light. Tem- pest,83, Dublin, ballast. Edith s. 84, Bristol, light. Cairngorm ss, 730, Fleetwood, light. Abraham Sutton ss, 174, Cork, light. Springbok ss, 478, Bilbao, iron ore. RIVER, Dec 24.—Enid ss, 59, Bristol, general. Ethel ss, 57, Swansea, light. Mersey, 170, Liverpool, light. St Nicolai, 1:4, Queenstown, bal!ast. Julia, 68, High- bridge, light. Marian, 59, Bridgwater, light. Snipe ss, 121, Liverpool, general. Wasp, 48, Bi-istol, light. Ann, 54, Bristol, light. Citizen, 197, Youghal, ballast. Ellen Sutton 8S, 151, Farady, lim4ono. Friendship, 59, Hayle, ballast. Dodo ss, 754, Cork, light. Sylph, 38, F.-emington. siates. Henry, 16. Cardiff, light. Alma, 47, Cardiff. light._ Jessie, 58, Looe, ballast. Welsh Prince ss, 86, Bristol, general. Vwee Gezusters, 63, Bristol, guw. Moderator ss, 55. Bristol, general. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Dec 23.—Hampshire ss, Turpin, Southampton. Bromsgrove ss, Phillips, Southampton. Kiiary ss, Evans, Constantinople. Clytha sa, Irwin, Oporto. Radnor ss, Whitfield, Bilbao. Camilla, George, Lisbon. Ebbw Vale ss, Richardson, Gibraltar. Dowlais ss, Hodge, Bilbao. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Dec 24.-WaJton ss, Legge, Palermo. Adventure ss, Dickson, Naples, Wm BanUs ss, Charles, Havre. Glenfield ss, Newdick, Vera Cruz. Efficient ss, Barri., Genoa. Brittany ss, Grannah, Uharonte. OLD DOCK, Dec 23,—Marguerite Maria, Thsbaut, Lannio i. Marie, Le Port, Marseilles. Thursby ss, McCarthy, Dartmouth. RIVER, Dec 23.—Sestos ss, Anderson, Decido. Mary Landers, Coggln, Watchet. Fairy Qneen, Reynolds, Newquay. Ann, Ros, Appledore. KIVE*, Dec 24.—Moderator ss, Williams, Bristol. Abraham Sutton ss, Sutton, Cork. Dodo ss, Simmel- kin, Cork. Cygnet, Hamphreys, Bridgwater. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Dec 24. Bilbao, Dowlais ss, B, 762, Hodge, MO1 Bros Monte Video, Buenos Ayres, Garnpana. and Rosario via London, Zta ss, B. 1499, Rennie, Wilkinson A Co Gibraltar, Brooklands as, B, 720, Pyman, Watson Quiberon, Amelie, F, 103, Moisson, A P Filleullt; Co Genoa, Austin Friars ss, B, 833, Brooker, G Sparks CLEARED—Dec 24. Bilbao, Dowlais ss, B, 1500 coal Hennebont, Marie, F, 160 coal Vigo, Edmond, F, 370 coal Brindisi, Citta di Bar: ss, Iy, 1240 coal Para. Albion, Nwy, 601 coal Gibraltar, Fea ss, B, 900 coal Quiberon, Amelie, F, 180 coal Le Moule, Sigrid, Nwy, 350 coal IMPORTS—Dec 24 Bayonne, Rive de Gier S, 1100 loads pitwood, Newport Pitwood Co Bilbao, Springbok ss, 1000 iron ore. Tredegar Co Bilbao, Koraima ss, 1440 iron ore, Rhymney Co Bilbao, Kiel >3, 1300 iron ore, Moses A; Co Vianna, Vzzle. to sand, D H Morris Barrow, Theme 3, 4CO pig iron, J F Thomas & Co Bristol, Enid ss, general. Burton Sons Liverpool, Snipe ss, general Burton A Sons Cork, Ellen Sutton, limestone Fremington, Sylph, slates Bristol, W-lsh Prince ss, general, T Mitchell & Co Bristol, Moderator ss, general, Burton & Sons EXPORTS COASTWISE—Dec 24. Londonderry, Walney ss, 220 coal, Ponsonby Co Bristol, Alma, 10b coal, Abercarn Coal Co Belfast, Theme ss, 400 coal, J F Thomas A Co Liverpool, Mersey ss, 115 sleepers, Patent Nufc"1&nd Bolt Co BricUtwater, Marian, 110 coal, H Powell New ROSB, Tempest. 140 coal, Wilks & Co CalstocK, Jessie, 80 coal, H Evans Bude, Friendship, 98 coal, H Kvans Corir, Capt Parry ss, 590 coal, J F Thomas A Co Dublin, Foyie ss, 360 coal, J F Thomas & Co Wexford. Wasp, 87 coal, Monmouth and Cwm Co Highbridge, Julia, 115 coaj High brill ge, Flora, 110 coal Cork, Saudaend ss, 950 coal, Ponsonby & Co Bristol, A nn, 116 coal, D H Morris Newquay, Belle of the Plym, 160 coal, D H Motria

LLANELLY. CLEARED—Dec 25. i Cowes, Ivy Holme ss, B. 240 coal Wexford, Ocean Pearl, B, 110 coal Liverpool, Volga ss, B, general Liverpool, Orphens ss, B, general IMPORTS—Dec 24. Tornea, TiUid, T<!53 pieces deals and battens, Howell

NEATH AND BRITON FERRY. ENTERED OUTWARDS- Dec 24. Caen, Barrington as. B, 236, Tuplin. J F Williams Fecamp, Ellington ss, B, 482. Gloak, J F Williams CLEARKD—Dec 24. Caen, Barrington ss. 450 coa. Fecamp. Ellington ss, B, 600 coal Belfast, Galvanic ss, .8, 700 coal, Perch A Co London, J B Hinde ss, B, 920 coal, Perch & Ca Belfast, Kathkenny ss, B, 460 coal, Perch & Co

PORTHCAWL. l ARRIVALS, Dec 21.-Veronica ss, Hayle. light.

i —— 1 ANTICIPATIONS ] The Boxing Day fixtures are Kompton, !T6ur Oaks, and the East Riding Club single day meeting at Hull, and no interruption need be feared at any one of these places, the weather j being wonderfully mild for the time of year. No doubt each programme will attract plenty of holiday-makers, though the sport is not likely to be of more than moderate quality. My anticipa-^ tions arenas follow KEMPTON PARK. Christmas Hurdle—CORALTNE or Gcrr MAN- NERING. Twickenham Hurdle-DORNOOH or STOPRHEAD. Selling Hanters' Flat-HoRNPIPE or KNUTSFORD Selling Hurdle- BLUE GODFREY or ANTLER, Selling Steeplechase—WESTGATE or CASHIER, Hampton Steeplechase—CHARMING NANOT or CHANCERY. FOUR OAKS PARK. Aston Hurdle—MARTINET or JACOB. Arley Hunters-TVIELLICRAY. Selling Hurdle Handicap—VOLSCIAN QUEEN or STACKPOLE. Qualitio.ition Steeplechase-LUDLOW or LADT COVENTRY. Bosworch Hunters—Tip Top. Soho Hurdle—MELLERAY or SIGNAL SHOT, HULL. Hedon Hurdle-Lrz, Halsham Steeplechase—LORD GEORGE or LORD BACON. M irfl et Hnrdle Plate-MERRY Boy or LORD GEORGE. Tranby Hunters—MINSTREL MAID. Saltend Steeplechase-TRUTHFUL or SIGNPOST Paragon Hurdle-TRUTHFUL or SIGN POST. Tuesday Night. VIGILANT.

KEMPTON PARK MEETING. TO-DAY'S RACING. ORDER OF RUNNING.— Selling Hunters' Fla.t, 1; Selling Hunters' Race, 1 30 Christmas Hurdle Race, 2 Selling Steeplechase, 2 30 Hampton Steeplechase, 3 Twickenham Maiden Huddle, 3 30. SCRATCHINGS. Out of all Kempton Park en,-agemer.-s-Blenga and Halmi. Most of the horses engaged can arrive on each morn- ing of the races.

FOUR OAKS PARK MEETING. TO-DAVS RACING. ORDER OF RUNNING.—Qualifying Steeplechase, Arley Hunters, 1 30 Selling Handicap Hurdle, 2 Aston HmdJe Handicap, 2 30 Soho Hunters Hurdle, 3 Bosw rth Hunters, 3 3). SCRATCHINGS. Four Oaks Park engagement?—Easington and Hahni ARRIVALS.—Tiie ;ollowing horses have arrived Lady Constanc-, Volscian Queen, Mprry Boy, Martinet, Melleray, Beilby, Mnleteer, Northover, Bonny Lad, Christmas Gift, Ethrelda, Game Chicken, and Lover's Leap. Others expected in the morning.

HULL MEETING. TO-DAY'S RACING ORDER OF RUNNING.—Paragon Selling Hurdle, 1245 Halsham Steeplechase, 1 15 Hedon Handicap, 1 45 Saltend Selling Hunters, 2 15; Madleet Hurdle Plal e, 2 45 Tranby Hunters' Plate, 3 lo. ENTRIES. HEDON HANDICAP HUlWLE RACE:—About two miles, over eight hurdles. ys st lb y3 st lb Zigzag 6 12 7 Resolution 4 n 12 Liz 4 12 0 I Rotherham 4 11 12 Camaralzaman 4 12- 0| Meldrum 3 10 10 AltRIVALS.-The following horses have arrived Wild Meadow, Lord Bacon, Miss Dormer, Whirlwind, Redwing, Pasuime, Cornucopia, King John, Minstrel Maid, Pnrseproud, Zigzag, CimaralziiDan. Meldrum, Rotherham, Resolution, Liz, Signpost, Merry Boy, Richmond, Vagabond, Sunny Clime, Nordenfeldt. Ichneumon, Matchbox, -camp mare, Truthful, and Larksoma. The Mai ton, Beverkiy. and Pontefract horses can arrive in the morning.

NEWMARKET TRAINING NOTES. (BY OUR NKWMARKET CORRESPONDKNT. i NEWMARKET, Monday.—On the Bury side, John wson, senr s Pilgrim galloped one mile Ultimus, with Holman, going briskly five fiirlongg. Hayhoes Roswal. Foxtail, Trenton, Patchouli, Morglay, and Wishing Gate covered a mile. J.trvis's Longback wenta. mile and a. quarter Andrassy and Master BiU negotiated six furlongs. Manser s Fiasco, Buffalo Bill, Piinstead, Coranto. Highforce, Yorkshire Lad, Haridan, and St Rule galloped of one mile. Ryan sent Whirlwind, Sorrento, Marmlton, Neaootis, The MFH, Scotch Monk, Lady Lothian and Woodland a similar distance St Bruno and Monte Christo went Ave fur- longs. Sherwood's Stourwick. Exmoor, Ger^aa, Har. low, Castlenock. Engaddi, Pillsriet, Bridlemere, Old Nobility, and Reality covered six furlongs. Sherrard's The Samaritan and Spice were sent seven furVrngs. Chaloner's Blackpool galloped one mile. W Chaloner's Distinian and Bloodshot negotiated seven furlongs. Jewitt's Savant, Satiety, Mitigation, Shll etagh, The Czar, Whitehall, Toscano. D Orsay, Windfall, Danby- dale, Diana, Devote, Itilica, Claribell, Wrinkle,ISandal, Virgin Queen. Seabreeze, Pec Sleddle, slid The Sinner did a good amount of trotting and hack-cantering, Skelton's Agricola, Everitt, Victor Albert, P-osena.11is, and African went steadily two miles. Morton's Jug- gler, Gallinule, MeUifont, Mavo, Freemason, Lady Ro=ebery, Oakash, Snaplock, Helvelyn, Indian Prince, Maynooth, Jezreei, Reggy,and Pioneer did useful hack- cantering- and trotting The remainder of our teams not mentioned have done nothing worth report- ing up to the time of sending this message. Left for Four Oaks-Lady Constance, Volscian Zlueen, and Merry Lass.

THE DEMON'S CODE.—Chaplin's Demon Code says Marfleet, 28-22, Leep, Gent. Address-Demon, Spennymoor. THE MIDDLEHAM (MENTOR'S) OPINION SAV.S •— llull-Halsham, 7; Tranhy, 7. Kempton-Twicbn. ham, H Hampton, 4 Hurdle, 22 Selling, 14. Pour Oaks—Aston, b Arley, 2. itepiy-paids v.rd.s) promptly answered, Address—J. MENTOR, Middleham, Bedale. :.n.

--=-=_ THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS. [FROM MONDAY'S MARK-LANK EXPHESS."] The week's trade in English wheat cnust be lecorded as in buyers' favour, but no impjrkant price changes have been effected. A few possessors of samples in a dry state, or weighing over 611bs to the bushel, have parted with them at any decline, however small. The inquiry for flour in London and big cities has been satisfactory, considering the weather and th« restricted character of retail jfrade in the country. However, sellers have had much apathy to complain of and an occasional fall of 6d per sack is quoted. Foreign wheat off stands in London is nominally unaltered. Maize and grinding foreign barleys óJ per quarter cheaper.

"WALKING" THE WATER. Capt. C. Terry walked on the water on Saturday afternoon from the White Hart, Barnes, to the Ship at Mortlake. The journey was performed in a pair of boat-shaped boots made of thin brass. They are 3ft. long, and sink in the water just like the keel of a vessel. The toes are so shaped that they easily cut through the water, and at the heels are cwo tin fane, which open and close with the movement of the feet. The boots rest on an iron frame the which is attached a alei5rinR apparatus, and what Terry describes as two balancing poles. Inspection shows that to each end of these is attached a float. The steering ap- paratus is controlled by two upright handles, which help to steady the performer. Progress is gained by putting each foot forward, and there is an additional elasticity given to the step by a piece of indiarubber, which connects the heels of the boots and the end of the frame to which they are attached. The motion can scarcely be described as walking.

s. CHRISTMAS IN PRISON FOR TWENTY. FIVE YEAkS. Katherine Emmerson, a well-known charactet in Kent, was sentenced to fourtean days' hard labour by the Folkestone bench on Monday mbrning for drunkenness. Superintendent Taylor' stated that the prisoner had spent nearly the whole of her life in prison since 1863. She bad been convicted at Maidstone, Dart ford, Wool- wich, Tunbridge, Exeter, Folkestone, Dover, and many other places. She bad spent every Christmas in prison since 1863. She asked the bench to overlook the offence, so that she might spend a Christmas out of prison.

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Six times in Ca. diff Times. gouth Wal0J Echo. s. d. s. d. s. d. :f!20 Words i 0 16 2 6 30 Words" 1 6 23 59 40 Words 2 3 6 3 b 6 60 Words 3 9 So 8 9 ——————— —.———.—— 1 60 Words 4 6 6 0 10 6 ItecttitL ADVERTISEMENTS 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 aeneral public, please note. 2260 ESPKCTABLE" MARRIED COUPLE wish to > adopt an Infant small premium required.— Address Grantley. "Daily News Office, Cardiff. 907 JEatrimrrninl. IF YOU ARE MARRIED, or contemplate taking this important step, we can send you valuable information which you ought to know. Send your address, and we will send catalogue and pamphlet tree-Address H. Q, Kerr, Mostyn-road, Merton, Surrey..61 rpHE Matrimonial Herald and Fashionable Marriage B 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 Me cautioned against imitations. Price 3d (under cover 4,d), All communica- tions should be addressed to EDITOR, 40, LAMB'S CONDUIT-STREET, LONDON. W.C 1154 fTTHE MATRmONIAL" POST and" Fashionable X Marriage Advertiser circulates in the interests of all grades of society, is suaranteed the only reliable, honourable, a.nd trustworthy channel for matrimonial engagements price, 3d in envelope, 4,d,-AddreSl Editor, 9, Nicholas-treet, Bristol. 90 13531 2671 jllimcd. ISS MAGGIE MILES (R.A.M.), Bronze Medalist, is Open to Receive Engagements a# Concerts; terms on application.—Miss Miles, 148, Fifth-avenue, Queen's Park, London, W. 978 MUSIC MADE EASY." — A marvellous easy method for all to play Piano, Harmonium b, free.—Rev Wm. Hughes. Blackmill, Bridgend. 42 -| (k DANCE PIECE>, including celebrated X tf Dorothy Waltz," Love's Dreamland Waltz," "Old Guard Lancers," Old China Polka," Sultan of Mocha Walts," "Golden Love Waltz," "Pepita Waltz 2s the lot.—Wade, Tenby. Jleflital. WSAMBROOK, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Mon- I", mouth, has a Vacancy for a well-educated Youth as Apprntice. 940 (SDitotfiaital. SSISTED EDUCATION.—Half fees returned to three young ladies who can superintend juniors' music practice, assist wi*h light domestic duties, or help with dairy work. Nothing menial required. Seven servants kept.—Address Mrs Nicholls, South Wales School for Girls, Summerfleld Uall, Maesy- cwmmer, Cardiff. 3165 I7»RE:;CH CONVERSATION.—Private Lessons or Clashes, from the 3rd of January. — Mdlle. Prunier (from Paris), 10, Llanblethian-jiardens,Cardiff. 897 t FRENCH, Spanish, Italian, German, Private Tuition 1 Classes. Special Classes for Commercial Corres- pondeTlce and Conversation. Candidates prepared for the Medical, Law, Civil Service, Excise and Customs Examinations. Scholarships (through the post), Arith- metic, Book-keeping, Shorthand.—Mr W, Haines, ídlic Translator, 25, Park-street, Cardiff. 415 ArvilSD, by Lhe 7th of next January, certificated Mistress for a mixed schooL Salary £40 with half grant.— Apply, with testimonials, on or before the 28th instant;, the Clerk, Llangan and St. Mary ijrll Board School, .Bridend. 0 YOUNG LADY (23) requires situation as useful Nursery Governess or Mother's Help thoroughly domesticated good needlewoman.—Address E. H., The Hermitage, Brynmawr. 896 Bsmsstir Bants. WANTED, General Servan*. Muall he good plain W cook. Only two in family.— Mrs Swainson, Woodlands, Brecon. WANTED, an expeiienced General Servant of T good character to assist at the bar.—Apply Mrs Jones, Merthyr and Dowlais Coffee Tavern, Dow. lais. 39 WANTED immediately. Nurse to take entire charge of two Children and their Wardrobfs aged 18 months and 5 years; only those who have filled a similar situation, and character will bear investigation, need apoly.—Servants' Agency,Beaufort- street, Brynmawr. 991 WANTED, Kitchenmaid in centleman's family; must understand something of dairy work good references.—Apply to Mr Walter Lewis, Llan- gadock. 19 WNTED, General Servant good character; able to do plain cooking, washing, and ironing. —Apply Mrs McGregor, Gel li wa sot* d-road, Ponty- pridd. 13 WANTED immediately, an experienced Laundry- tV maid.—Address S. Eo. Home of the Good Shepherd, Malvern Link. 952 ANTED, a good General Servant, able to do T f plain cooking, washing, and ironing a family of three boy kept. References from last situation indispensable.—A. D., Daily News Office, Cardiff. 3603 WANTED by the 1st of Jannary, 2 good Girls; one as General and the other as Nurse; must have good references from last situation.—Apply 1\011'8 Howell, Church-road, Newport. 3594 WANTED immediately, clean, willing Oirl, 14 to T V 15, to assist In house work.—Apply Williams, grocer, Maindee, Newport, Mon. 3597 WANTED, January 8th, quick, clean Girl as T T General Servant able to do plain cooking small family nurse kept.-Drachenfe18, Bath. 918 fTIHE Insertion of several Advertisements is 1. delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Posb- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. it!1atían5 Jfu.cant. ALL Men and Women seeking Employment. Situations, Ac, send particulars, stamped envelope; suitable vacancies daily.—Midland Counttaa Employment Offices, Nottingham. 990 CCLOTHING and BOOT Clubs wanted Secretaries j only men of respectability and trustworthy need apply.—B.B.O. South Walss Daily Jfews," Cardiff.987 ClOLIJERS wanted for opening out new workings V must be used to the l«ng-wall system —Apply Manager, Meiros Colliery, Uanhxrrn, near LIllo" trisssnt. 5667 "I ADIES Wanting employment can easily earn 16a JLJ by Automatic Knitting Machine ca»h or hire purchase r work supplied—Address S. W. Co., 67, Southwark-strfcet, London. Agents wanted. 880 MASONS.—Wanted, good Man tike piecework^ Cardiff.—Apply X., Daily News," Cardiff. 46 OPEN TO ALL.-£2 to B10 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.—35, Mark- lane. London. 101 2731 SELECT EMPLOYMENT for "ladies and Gentle- men £ 3 week.y easily made particulars, Ac., Is 4d.—Apply immediately K. Evans, I, Suffolk-street, Pentonville, London. 6 rilO BAKERS.—Wanted, a good Bread Hand a JL knowledge of confectionery preferred.—Apply to M. Kinane. Bridge-street, Swansea. r$O FUBSaCEMEN^~—^Wlnted, for 18 inch a merchant mill, a good Furnaceraan fair wages paid. None but good steady workmen need apply,— Apply W. J. Richards. Tondu Iron Works, Briderend. 3660 WA; 1ED at once, Captain, Chief Mate, 1st and Y v 2nd Engineer, Boatswain, Supercargo, Car- penter, and Chief Steward, for a steamer for the African Coast.—Apply to J. R. Davies, I, Beaconsfleld- terrace, Chandos-road, Stratford Essex. 9^4 \7IT ANTED, Iron Moulders, non-society men wages V f 32s per week steady work for suitable men.— Apply the Wallsend Pontoon Co., laraibed, Cardiff 3661 WANTED, Engine Tender, accustomed to tin- T plate works sober and steady man, married preferred.—Apply, stating wages required, The Severn Tin-plate Co., Catdico), near Chepstow. 33 \^L7"ANTED, a thoroughly competent Cold Roll T v Superintendent, and one IIha.1I ean turn roll*. Apply Wm. Thomas, Llangennecb, R-S.O., Carmar- thenshire. 32 ANTED, a Young Man In & Bakery who can mould and make dough by totichinerv. Annlv W. Richards, Swansea. 9§8 WANTJSD, a good Moulder, capable of man ? T cupola.—Apply Morgan and Co, Peucam Foundry, Pengam, Maeaycwmmwr. via Cardiff, 3677 WANTED, two W«ATert laru^i be toM T V abstainers married men preferred.—Apply D. Thomas, Gflworn Factory, near AMrgavenny. Mer: WANTED immediately, two Striken tor Smithy vT —Apply Thomas Diaries, Foundry, Xrealaw, Rhondda Valley. 1i WATCHMAKING.—Wantad, WaiIb IIDd dock Jobber, with tools to live bk— Apply, a* *000. Hynacn, Watchmaker, Dowlais. #38 Insertion ef several Advertisements isf JL delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so a.ddress ed. 1. c bop Assistants, &t. (""I BOCER.—Junior or Improver, wanted at once. r&< '.01ra .'< ('/i I MILLIN ERY —Wanted, early in March, aa expe- ItJL rienced Milliner.—Apply to William Jones, Alma House, Llandovery, 38 MIIjLINKRY.—Wanted, a Situation; four years' experience quick and stylish; Neath Of' Swansea preferred good reference.—Address S.B., at Roberts, Newsagent, Morriston. 43 rVO GROCERY,—William Lewis, Merchant, Aber- A sychan, wants a sober and active Young Man to look afber horse and cart. and deliver shop goods. 37 WANTED, a Yonng Man to take charge of Horae v v and Cart, and deliver goods, and to make him- self generally useful; must be an abstainer and accustomed to hor«es — Apply, stating, age, salary, and references, to John Evans, Grocer, Pontnewrnydd. PontypoaL mH E Insertion ef several Advertisements is 1. delayed because the references given are te Post-offices, bo initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. ————^r" &krks, Managers, \£. COUNTER CLERK —Wanted, a. quick, energetic, Young Man, with knowledge of stationery and t general printing.—Apply, by letter, South Wales r Dally News Office, Cardiff. OUNT y-COURT CIiERK Wanted "knowledge of Welsh desirable.—Apply by letter to the Registrar. County Ceort Office, Swansea. 3642 DRAPERY.—Wanted, confidential Clerk; ma.n able to invest £OO in good pnshlng concern preferred.—W., Dally News Office, Cardiff. 929 WANTED, sharp Youth for cash desk.—Griffiths TV and Sons. 49, 51, 52, 63, and 54, Commercial- road, Newport, Molt. WANTED, Junior Book-keeper, with several iT years' omce experience must give first-class references. — State salary required, age, and all particulars, box 56. General Post-office, Cardiff. 54 OUNU ENGIN I'.ERTind- ^DRAUGHTSMAN, JL trained in emineat South Wales Works, desires suitable Engagement good correspondent; wages 25s.—A.A., Daily News," Cardiff. 909 Situation* Wtnttteft. f. | > A KERS.—Confectioner's SIfnation wanted by 1> experienced workman thoroughly understands Decker ovens.—Address Baker, No. 9, Matthews-court, Pontypridd. 908 '1'0 BAKERS wanting a good Bread Hand, one X willing to drive out and make himself useful. —Apply W. B. Williams, Raglan. 951 THE Insertion of several Advertisements is JL delayed because the references given are to PostKoffices, to initials or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. :Agtnrie" tlrrtbrllsrs, &r. A GENTS wanted everywhere to Canvass for some V new Pictorial Maps and Wall Charts; extra- ordinary novelties adapted to all classes; immense success; no risk.—G. D. Bacon and Company, 127, Strand, London. 677 AGENTS wanted; goods in steady demand salary and commission.—Ireton and Co., 92, Grace- rhurch-street, London. 40b OOK AGENTS wanted everywhere for the J3 Complete Business Register,' Tradesman's Summary Account Book. Salary and commission. This is the best time of year for agency. —Messrs H. Pamphilon, Congleton, Cheshire. eAUDWARE, Bedsteads, Furniture, Harmoniums, JTjL Clothing. Electro-Plate, Jewellery, Watches. Agents wanted. Dealers book free.—Henry May 0292), Birmingham. 404 INSURANCE AGENTS, with weekly "books and JL spare time, offered additional commission; respectable, lucrative, easy.—D.D.F., "South Wales Daily New, Cardiff. 988 j j UBBER STAMPS, Monograms, Linen Markers, Fancy Name poet free Is 2d complete particu- lar* fr^e. Agents Wanted—Graham, IE, Tyler-street, Ipswich. 950 TRAVELLER Wanted en commission, Wholesale j X Grocery for South Wales (Rhondda Valley); good references, and character must bear the strictest Investigation.—Apply Commission, South Wales Daily News Office, 43, Nicholas-street. Bristol. WANTED, thoroughly good, honest Canvassers, T who are willing to devote their whole time Rhondda Vallev, Cardiff. Swansea, Newport. Merthyr; salary andconttaission. —Apply G. ta, Daily News" Office, Cardiff. J 28 WANTED, thoroughly practical Engineer, to Sell important Invention. — Address Invention, care of W • H. Smith and Son, Advertising Agents, Manchester. 992 Su&fltttgi, Jcpartmittts, &C, r|>ORQUAY.—The whole of a small House to Let; I comfortably furnished or in apartments.—2, Torwood-terrace, Babbicombe-rosd. 919 Jor Utattft. &'t. nPER CENT. on £300 in capital Property in excellent position.—Apply W. and S. Hem, House Agents, Cardiff. 4? 1 1 T I(X. Per ^oath will purchase a conve- <&JL/ X I/O nient House in TTpper Oeorge- street, Cardiff no fees.—W. and S. Hern, House Agents, Cardiff. 0 -j j t K per Month wi l purchase capital 3il.j Iw/O House in Upper George street, Cardiff. — W. andS Hern, House Agents, Cardiff. BARRY DOCK.—Two Shops for Sa.le near Dock. JLF —Apply Mr R G. Davies, Solicitor, Bank Chambers, Cadoxton-juxta-Barry, Cardiff. 9 CI ADOXTON.—Shop and House for Sale, or to Let, j close to Barry Dock.—J. Rowledge, 48, Cattle- road, Cardiff. 876 CCARDIFF, Clifton-street. — Corner Shop, price j reasonable side entrance. — Applv .1 eakins, Clarke and l eftudal*, SOB Fire OfSce. Pkilharmnnia Chambers, Cardiff. 1060 FOR SALE—Maindee, Newport. Mon.—Five 10 roomed, well appointed Dwelling-houses (three storieaX comprising drawing and dining rooms, kitchen, ecullery, china-pantry, bathroom, 4 bedrooms ana usual offices, fitted throughout with hot and cold witer, bells and gas, and having a commaning view of the town and port CJf I'.wpon emd be IfIllToundlnl country weD elevated, and mem* beafth1 PM- of Maindee.—Apply Wm. Richards, Builder, 6^ SeamooT- berrace, Duckpool-road, Maimlee, Newport, Mon. 3541 FOR SALE, 16 Dirafriee-plaoe, Cardiff suit jpro- fesnonal man.—Apply on the premises. 966 n^WO SHOPS for Sale at Cadoxton (Barry Doek). 1 —Apply Lewis and Company. Mortgago Brokers, Bank Chambers, (fedoxton-jnxta-ftarry, Cardiff. 18 Ws br .ft.1tltA, kr. HOUSE to be Let, No. 16, Sapphire-street, Roath. —Apply Morgan and Coles. Mill-lane, Cardiff.960 LAND TO LET (high and dry) close to Ely Station for Buildings or Manufactories.—Apply Mr Lloyd, Meridian-road, Bristol, 948 ERTHYR-STREET, CATHAYS. — Houses, in thorough repair, to respectable tenants, 8s per week; enquire at No. 18.—Jenkins, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. IOoO f SAO LET, a Detached Residence large garden: X Dynevor Cottage, TafFs Well.—Apply Ell Jenkins, Vine Cottage, Taff s Well. 984 rpO LET, a. 7-roomed House, No. 129, Severn-road, X Canton; rent very low.—Apply at 131, Severn- rl1&d. 2402 fa AO LET, several good ten-roomed Houses, opposite X Exhibition Buildings (now World's Fair), Moira- terrace ome with shops; rent only £ 30.—Apply Owen and Bryant, Auctioneers, Ac., Swiss Chambers, Cardiff 890 mO LET, 36, Windsor-Toad also 37, X two minutes' walk from tram.—Apply 27, Metal- street, Roa.th, Cardiff. 875 W ORKMEN'S COTTAGES^PloistoLet on»the east T T side of the river Usk. The proposed subway to connect Pillgwenlly and the Parliamentary scheme for extending the Newport Borough bring this within easy access of the town. Several companies are arranging for their works to be brought on to and surrounding this property.—For particulars apply to A. C. Watkms and Sons, Newport, Mon. 24 V/i STACEY-ROAD, Cardiff.—Most convenient Ttlf, House, breakfast, drawing, dining-rooms, usual offices in basement, vlx bedrooms, bath-room (bo and cold Wft.ter), and w,o. newly-painted and papered throughout; drainage perfect; rent £40.- Apply 168, Newport-road, Caraln. 92b $) STACEY-BOAD, to Let; stso No. 57, Arxbella- Ai, street, Roath.—G. W. Hodkinaon, 9, Stacey-road, Booth, Cuditt 941 9a %tt.~Vuitntzs fmnists, t. A aTABLB ) Let in Gl*dstcme-«tre«t; also Hoosa, «0, Gloacerter-etewe*, Riverside. — Enquire Edwin Beard, 337. Bute-street. Cardiff. R ft WERT to Let irst-etans ^rrmfses Miltabl* tat the parpose, '» o*n*r* Cardiff free water* nlPll on the prcsnfsar.—Ayply H Snkfn. Clarke, 884 Teaedale, Cardiff. 1000 RIDGE-STREET.—dorner Shop and Premises, JLF newly built; low renlaL-Apply John Lewis; Contractor, Spital-square, Cardiff 920 CARDIFF.—Exceptional Premises large Shop, with fixtures modern fitted House; very busy thoroughfare moderate rent. Jenkins, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 CLUB PREMISES, to Let in Treherbert-street, Cathays with beer engine, counter, bowling alley, etc.—Apply to Mr Evans, at Mr Jacob's, 65, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 36 DRAPERY or Grocery.—Corner Premises in best 7 position in Clifton-street to be Let.—Apply at 1, Clifton-street, Roath, Cardiff. 913 HIRWAIN,—To Let, House and Shop, 49-50, High- JLJL street, well situated; and shop. J -Thomas Phillips, Hlrwain. 73E HOUSE AND SHOP to Let, near Birchgrove, Llanishen.— For particulars apply to Mr Short, Caerphilly-road, near Birchgrove, Llanishen. 34 IRONMONGERY.—Premises to Let and Stock to JL dispose of colliery district. — Apply to Richard Pardoe, Ironmonger's Valuer, Aberdare. 384 T ARGE STABLE, with loft and yard, could readily J be converted to suit builder; rent low.— Jenkins, Clarke, a.nd Teasdale, Cardiff. 1000 MALTHOUSE to Let; eligibly situated direct water communication with West Bute Dock, >ing great saving In haulag*.—Apply to Jenkins, Club, and Teasdale, Cardiff. 1050 OFFICES, grouad floor, fst John's-square.—John Lewis, Contract, Spibal-equare, Cardiff. 921 EVERAJ. SHOPS, Villas, and Cottages to Let in W erthyr-street, Oathays-terrace, May-street, Woodville-road, East Cathays low rents.—Apply to Mr Evans, at Mr Jacob's, 65, Sb- Mary-st, Cardiff. 35 1 SHOP a.nd HOUSE to Let; main thoroughfare • a.J good position rent low.—Apply Evans, Canton Hons*, Fersdale. 41 SHOP to 99, Glebe-street, Penarth.—Apply to > o LewU and Oomrsuiy, House and Bstate Agents., Bank Chambers, Oadoxtoa (Barry). 11 SHOP to Let, situate 1* Main-«tree< Oadoxtoa.— Apply to L<ewi* and Company, Back Ohambstf. Main-street, Cadoxton (Barry DMk). M SHOPS 44 and 48a, Breadway <ioubi* fronts, pUte- gbutt • rents very low.—Apply 47, tttaart atreot, Decb, Cardiff. 71a rpALBOT STAlUifiS, Workabop and Premium, i* X St. MMy-etrwet, m. which aa extanalve poaUng bnatDesshas bean eatriad oa lea a loac pedod. to Let. with acansafan la a f»w week*—JmUlm, Qbrka. and t'aaadrie. Baa Jtra Ofltea, Oar JWT lOEO THREH SUITES erf Offices era She 1st s*d 2nd floors at No. 17, Chmrch-street, Cardiff..—Apply Baldwin, on the premises. 906 f1 f IIO HOTEL-KEEPERS, horse and cattle dealers, A cab pror rietois, dairymen,undertakers, hauliers.— Those commodious Premises, consisting of stables for 40 horses, lofts, coach-houses, sheds, and yards, known as the Horse Repository," having entrances from Chepstow-rca.d and Plymouth-street, Newport, to Let, j either together or in large or small lots to suit require- Xtop»s|rApPlS J v 4 ■ TO BE LET, two large and convenient Stores, situate on the Strand, Swansea.—Apply H. Hill Imd Company, Auctioneers, 10. Castle-street, Swansea. TO LET, an eligible site in the centre of the main street of Cardiff, to he 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 ))urpm"For fall particulars apply to Mr Peter Price, Architect and Surveyor, 21, High- street, Cardiff. 680 FIIO LET, a good Shop; best position in Newport; X can have immediate possession.—Apply to He byrne and Brown, 173, Commercial-street, Newport 5595 HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA. Splendid f &&&, Premises to Let January 20th now carried oil as Drapery Outfitting best position, oppodite Royal Hotel; without stock if preferred.—Evans. 931 $utxtitss £ s for Bhpaaal, TpO BOOT MANUFACTURERS and Dealers.—To be disposed of, with immediate possession, a well-established Boot and Shoe Business high and medium class trade best position in thriving town large turnover, which can be materially increased rare opportunity.—For full particulars apply A.B., Daily News," Swansea. 942 WELL-ESTABLISHED Commercial Restmrantj Bnsiness to be disposed of; incoming moderate; satisfactory reasons for leaving.—Apply Mrs Vearnals, Grange, Leominster. 914 Horses, ICtbe tøtk, Carriages. Ij>OR SALE, good Horse, 16 hands; warranted sound, no vice^; trial allowed suit greengrocer or coal trade also Spring Trap no reasonable offer refused.- J. T., Hafod, Pontypridd. 975 (*1 URNSEY'S CARRIAGE LAMPS! Carriage X Lamps 10s 3d pair; second-hand ditto; repairs done, shop. hotel, street, ship lamps.—Works Merchant-street, Bristol (see exhibition). 2222 4 requested for clean, healthy Setter Dog \f Pup, 6 months old good working strain no pedigree, not broken, and not gunshot. Gamekeeper, Cilgwy'i Lodge, Llangadock, Carmarthenshire. 20 r IRE-HAIRED Fox Terrier, young bitch, with T black and tan marking a little picture from gamest parents in Wales (-he&p.-Chemi-;t. 60, Wood- ville-road, Cathays, Cardiff. 981 WELL-BRED Lavemck Puppies, 6 weeks 15s C? each 2 orange Beltons, two lemon and white, trtlned 12 each; splendid all-round spaniel bitch. £ 2.—Frazer. PontardulaR 17 A •> NEW VEHICLES, embracing nearly every Tttr kind light nd heavy also several second-hand do., all ready "for de ivery.- Norman, Canton ana n "eel Works, Marict-road, Caxdiff. Canton trams Pass show rooms and works. iftacljinery, ftols, &c. JP E C K B T T A N D ks 0 NS, RISTOL, HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF NEW LOCOMOTIVE JgNGINES READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. 1081 pORTABLE E NGINES, MORTER MILLS, SAW BENCHES. ENGINES, BOILERS, And all machinery. On SALE, HIRE, or PURCHASE HIRE On lowest terms and ready for delivery. QHARLES D. jpiIILLlPS NEWPORT, MON. Send for Phillips' Machinery lteld%ter, lid, 109b fpo gTB A MSHTP QWN ERS Requiring New jyj AfllNE JgOlLERS Of the Highest Cfasa and Povfft Apply for Prices and Designs to G. K. STOTHBRT & CO., 2355 ENGINEERS, 13RISTOL FOR SALE, three splendid Lancashire Boiierg each 30ft by 7ft, 2 flues through, with mountings and fittings price, £ 75 each, free on rails, imme_ diate sale. -Apply 54, Orlando-street, Bolton. 1128 I £ ^N SALE, Two double-rivetted Boilers, 28fT^y 7^ with 10 Galloway tubes pass in,'up,nce 801bs pressure, with mountings complete.—L. Scow- eroft, Engineer, Bolbon. 1128 I30RTABLR Engine and Mortar short time.—Andrews and Baby. Cardiff. 92^ WANTED, a Second-hand Robey or Semi-portable Engine, cylinders abont lOin. diameter, with winding drum and connection for sinking.—Reply, with particulars and price, Box 9, Post-office, Swansea. ^alc.~iiltscdiattcflits. G. K. STOTHERT &; CO., ENGINEERS, BOILER MAKERS, AND SHIP BUILDERS, D 8 I 8 T 0 L. Have for Sale :— ENGllfE,-New Horizontal Componnd Condensing Tandem Engine, 25 horse power nominal, cylinders ll tn. and 22in. diam., by 24in. stroke, automatic ex pan*, sion gear, teak lagging. ENGINES.—A pair of direct-aeMng, InTerted Cylin- der, High-pressure Engines, milL dlam. by 14in. stroke, solid run metal pumps. BARGE.—A strongly-built, open. Wooden Lighter (quite new), carrying 225 twns on 7rk draft; dimen- sions, 62&ft. x fb. x 5ift. BOILBIL -New Patent Vertical Multitubular Steel Boiler. 6ft. diameter x lift, high with smoke box, funnel, spring safety valve, and mountings complete. SCREW STEAMER, ''Newport," 140 tons regis- ter, 849 tons gross 162ft. long x 19fi. beam x 8ft. deep; 60 n.h.p. a good sea boat would make splendid pas- senger steamer. 1660 A IR for Sale, 650 yards 24-inch diameter; /V onlT ,lme. May be seen on the pitbank. Price about naif cost.—Address Caerphilly Coal Co., Caerphilly- 830 IRECT from the LOO^S._a Lady's warm Woollen Dress, 14 yards, for 4S other styles and qualities patterns free.—Alexandra Mills, Bradford. 650 I^IREWOOD"ehopped^by patent machinery, is 8d per sack, l £ 2s soft block, is 2d cwt oak chumps, Is ■ delivered free. —Andrews and Baby, Cardiff.^ 3438 OR SALE, good, clean Fire Bricks at Llantwit Main JL' Colliery, free on trucks at Cross Inn (T.V.R,), or.Wlwyndy Si(ilng (G.W-IL) at 19s per Lcash.- For further particulars apply Mr H. Parker, Iandore, near Swansea. 8 ROCERS^nd PROVISION MERCHANTS who }T #re desirous of making their Shops attractive for the coming busy season, should write for price list of Show Bowls, CMilstors, Scales, Weights, and every requisite requirealn the trade in Stock at very low prices for eas^—"M*'n»ger1 Bristol,Second-hand Stores, 22, Temple-streeg»_j^nstoi. 1274 Tl|"AY.—Aboi1^ 25 "tons of prime Meadow Hay for XX sale excellent quality.—Apply to Mr Lewis Hopkins, 10, Qneen-street Cardiff. 3387 t ARGE Qa«ni>ST of nearly new Second-hand Gal- ■ vanized Wlre Rope, suitable for fencint.- Trotter and Son*. Docks, Cardiff. 5 A AK, ASH. *nd ELMpLANKII,G, Felloes,Stocks, Oart Sh»™. *nd all wheelwrights' requisites in Clarence Wharf Saw Mills, 2050 Newport, Mon. |)ATENT FUEL, mad9from hoose cO<\l <230 blocks t to lion), J* ail works or by load, 12s ton de- lilered.-CrO- W"ks, Old Sea Lock, Cardiff. 2144 rrTWELVE CARTES DB VISITE, 2s8d six, Is 8d. X two 2s 6d; six, Os. One ten inch panel. 8s; two, 7s. or enlarged from any portrait" however ••nt with postal order or stamps Mr F. S. D- FTNUips. Perfect copies and eriginal re- turned free. ■London Photographl* Company, 304* Rflgent-str^eMfJndMi, w • r il60_ iT»OAn APK°Prt&tion in Starr-Bowkett Soci«*T to be advanced, £ 20 subscriptions paid.—WilttM8 Morgan. Auctioneer, Pontypridd. SO lIøanant01tl Bants. V^ANTEDi^njeaiately, a good Second-hand One. W *h Trough. — Apply M. Emanuel, l Tylary-^street, Abertillery. Offer of Oak, Ash, and Elm Timber W standing, gend pric, and particulars to Ponsford Brothor^ Clarence Wharf Saw Mills, Newport, Mon.^ 657 WANTED, Ladies who can knit, do embroidery, tV crewels, > to send their natne and address to the providence Mills Spinning Co., Bradford, when they will 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 wmmmmm^^——I Sfrta«Ilatt £ fftis. FURNISH on our New Hire System, Houses or Apartments completely furnished on a new sys- tem adopted solely by us, wheraby all publicity, exposure, and enquiries usually roads by other com- panies are di<ipenged with. We have an immense stock ot 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, I 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 furnleure, etc., at 10 oer cenk than any price-fist issued by any firm in showrooms. Call and inspect our immense sbock, and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. \ye wm supply £ 5 worth for &s 6d weekly; *10 IT0 A?' weekly £ 15 worth for 5s weekly; £ 20 wortn, os weekly, ana so on in proportion. Special ^TTr^Lar¥OT quantities. Please note the Adaress f ftOurH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY, 31, ti Oastle-st. (opposite the Ca»stleX Cardiff. 12733-1105-23 A STS^OGY._What ts bofore you ? Send date of X*. Mrth, stamped addressed envelope, and postal order Is, to J. Wilson, Wilton-road, London S.W. 668 OKST LAMP OH—Wholesale, or delivered quaniities. Lamps, glasses, and wicks.— George Jeffries, Wellington-street, Cardiff. 413 BUTTER CHURNa—Patent u Sexagon/ awarded Drue medal London Dairy Show October. Ulna* traced lists.—R, W11 llama ana Sons, Manufactures Hay 479 { 'H^TMAlTpRfiSJSNTS"oTNewrYear's_oSta^ i hatter than a good Sewing Machine, Knitting Machine, Washing Machine, Mangling MyJUne, ca PecaiaWlatoe ? SoJs Agent for Okrdiff dkktct fat Bradkury"! Oelebrated Sewlw MacTHnw, tb« beet ia ttte world—Henry Thomaa, Domestic Machine Depot, St. John's Church-sq. Cardlffc MRS HICKS, IS, Beaufort-Street, Brynnia\vi~begS respectfully to tender her Thanks to the In- f ?a')i|"an's of Brynmawr and surrounding neighbour- hood for their Patronage in past seasons also to inform them she is now showing a grand assortment of 'I Novelties in Christmas and New Year Cards. 989 TIIARPAULINS for railway wagons, waterproof cart X and hay sheets, horse loin cloths, corn sacks, coal and lime bags.—E. Parnall and Company, Manu<t' 1564$ J WHAT IS BEFORE YOU ?—Send date of birth, stamped envelope, and six stamps, C. Gordon. V7, Bnckingham Palace-road, London. 726 WHY SUFFER with Gout, Rheumatism, Consti. pation, Indigestion, or Neuralgia, when by sending postal order for 2s 6d, for a can of Goutlne A«fJ^J,.be cured Address H. Penn, Albert-road, 2^2^B™ingham. 955 1 O flOA HANDBILLS, 7± by 5, 10s 6d 1,000 nneonaii.V V., Cards, Memorandums, or Billheads, 4s, ?•—Pisher and Co., Broadmead, Bristol. 8l6 JEonen. 4? 1 2.000 OI» Freehold Land at 4 per cent, ia leasehold «nms no1i lOTS ,han £ £ 4500 ^Ulties at —Jenkins, Clarke, and Teasdale, bun PireQface< Cardiff. 1050 KSTABLISHFT» fin vfiDQ T^H LC^?THX'DI^LNTY ADVANCE BANK Ah £ £ £ £ & Tradesmen, Cab Proprietor., Farmers Cow^Mners Market Gardener^:]^^trh°.1,re'»,Carmen, Contrartors', Wheelwrights, Blac^TAX' C«»l Merchants, Hay and Straw Dealers, and others on their own security. Our special business is witn the above and WA HA the largest business with Agriculturists The Bank can satisfy clients that thev arfi jm-nr business with a respectable firm, businegg j-* with hundreds of clients in several different counties. DISTANCB NO OBJECT. Applications personally, or by letter, to 8. THOMPSON, Manager, 9, CAROLINE-STREET, 1141 CARDigy \/| ONEY ADVANCED PRIVATELY and withr,^ XvX Publicity.— £ 5 to £ 600 lent to respectable hou^. holders, without delay or loan office routine. LetteT8 or personal calls treated in STRICT CONFIDENCE, or will attend personally at any address upon receipt of letter.—Mr B. B. LESTER, 15, Bridge-street, Newport (a private house). 1100 SOUTH WALES Financial Corporation (Limited) — Cash Advances made upon good Approved Secu- rities; re-payable by instalments or otherwise.— Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. John Jenkins, A.C.A., Secretary. 1050 M°NEY.F YOU WANT AN ADVANCE OF B^'IA.SH. from £ 20 to £ 2,COO, apply to the fBlA!* DEPOSIT BANK, 18, ADAM-STREET, Slit AND, LONDON, for a Prospectus, which will shew you at a glance the exact amount you will have to repay. The transaction is STRICTLY PRIVATE. the only security required by the Bank being the BORROWER'S OWN NOTE OF HAND. Advances are made throughout the United Kingdom to all classes, and distance is no objection. 1249 C. J. KNIGHTLEV, Manager. JMPORTANT TO BORRO^WTRST MONEY LENT PRIVATELY. A gentleman wishing to invest Cash is open to receive applications from people requiring same Advances can be had on the NOTE OF HAND ALONE of any responsible person (either male or female), in Town or Country, at 6 per cent, in sums from £ 10 to £ 1,000, and which can be repaid either monthly or QUARTERLY, or arrangements nr>de to suit the borrower, or, if desired, the amount Unt can remain at interest ALL PROPOSALS STRICTLY PRIVATE. Address or apply to— Mr A. EDWARDS, Lyneham House, Wealdstone, Harrow, 3486 Middlesex. ONEY LENT'BY A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN AT A FKW HOURS' NOTICE, Upon note of hand alone, without bank or loan office routine FROM ES TO £ 1.000. To Householders, Farmers, Tradesmen, Colllerf aM other-, upon note of hand alone, and to assist persont into business, also upon the security of rerersions, life annuities, private incomes, furniture, plant, stock, shares, jewels, and plate, In town or aountry, without removal also on deeds and lifa policies, at T> per CENK. No public inquiries whatever only a few HOURS' notice required to earry out all advances. Apply Personally, or by letter, to By letter only. THOMAS EDWARDS, THOMAS EDWARD8. 38. Mill-street, Pontypridd. 113, Dumfries-place, CARDIFF 38. Mill-street, Pontypridd. 113, Dumfries-place, CARDIFF If desired, Mr Edwards will attend personally 8.. applicant's residence with cash, and carry out the advance according to APPOINTMENT by letter, thus avoiding delay. All communications strictly private and CONFIDENT* No sureties required. Nogenuhie iDDllcatioi refused. NO FEES. 3695 JYJ^ONEY LENT ONNO^OFHAND AT SBOR* BY A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN, From £10 te £ 1,000, at 5 per eent. „ Why apply to Professional Money Lenders, SO-CALLED Companies or Banks, when any responsible applicant can obtain an advance Privately without Sureties AN<L the usual formalities of a Loan Office ? For the of Borrowers I AM prepared TO grant advances fron5 ON« to ten years in any part of England or Wales, to M&16 or feniale (distance no object), and if desired the interest can be paid quarterly, OR half-yearly, or a« be arranged, therefore the applicant gets the benefit of cash advanced.—Appfy confidence to actual lender, H. HUNTER. Esq. Gloucester 0J £ SE, ^0. Hapham-road. London. 13564 MONEY LENT PRIVATELY AT A -FEW m HOURS' NOTICE. A Gentleman having a large amount of Capita' IS willing to1 grant advances, upon note of hand »LONE. for J*NY term not exceeding 15 years, rroni £ L°,TO £ 1,000, at 5 PER cent., to Clergymen, Farmers, Proprietors, Lodging-house Keepers, Tradesmen, 0110 any responsible Person, Male 0r Female, in ToW» 01 Country. Without loan ofic* fbrmalUUs or bill cftale- Distance no object, and so long as the interest Is paid the capital can remain. No genuine application re- fused. All communications are treated strictly private. —Apply to the actual Lender, H. Harrison, Esq., 87, York-road, Westminster Bridge-road, London. 1.115 MONEY LENT WITHOUT BILL OF SALE.—A private gentleman is desirous of making ADVANCES upon proiriisory nots alone, at 5 per cent, interest, to inaie or fernala, without sureties, and strictly private, for any tern not EXCEEDING 10 years.— I XMPQRTANT NOTICE.—If you want money, send stamp for Prospectus before borrowing elsewhere, —Mr Pike, 43, iTvalUDury-road, Cardijl. 174 £ 1 IK '|AA Ready to be Advanced geod v/VF \» f reehold or IVEASEHOM Property, IN suias of to EIO,000 also on good PERSONAL secu- rity, reversions, annuities, 4E.T Ac.—Messrs Hern Financial Agents, 72, St- Mary-street, Cardiff. 1049 MONET ADVANCBD PRIVATELY, and without publicity, from j38 to £ 500, to respeetable hooM. holders and others, without delay or loan office routine; letters or personal calls treated in confidence, or will attend personally at any upon receipt of letter.—APPJY Mr Owen Fowell. Wood-road, Pontypridd. Z5» MONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HA/„D Privately by CHARLES H. WHEATLEY, #• H-om B10 to £ 5,000. H 34, Great Russell.ITREEBI Bloomsbury, and 27, BloonM- bury-streel, New Oxford street, London. ADVANCES MADE WITHOUT SURETIES OR DELAY, in toyll or country, upon note of hand ALONEL and to assist PERSONS into business, upon mortgage 0 furniture, leaees, machinery, farming stock, croPS' shares, jewels, plate, plant, and stock, without reo moval; also upon life policies and deeds at 5 per CEI^ STRICT SECRECY OBSERVED. N.B.No .gen.uine application ever refused. commumca,nona strictly private. Prospectuses, every infon^ion, showing all the advantages offere*^ post free. "^Ying a large surplus eapital ait all advances^re g^nted cheaper than any other estab- lishment 10 London, from one to fifteen years. 5e5iped, Mr Whe^fcley will attend person*^ at appl1^ 8 residence with cash, and earry out advance^ 11 C&F-Y LENT WITHOUT DELAY, -A privat • ,enbletna.n is prepared to Lend from £ 15 F t° .SPONSIBLE persons (in town or country) who to pay a fair rate of interest for A" IMMEDIATE ^'IVANCE, entirely noon their own SECURITY' easy parmenfcs, or at fixed time NO# EXCEEDING 0 years.—State requirements (in strict con- FLDE^ W CAPITALIST, 215, Regent-street, London. W.. WB»CH will receive prompt attention^ 3094^, COMMERCIAL A DVANCE T>ANI £ -j Q QUAY-STREET IFCFR St. Mary-street, opposite J- Church-street), CARDIFF. MONEY LENT to respectable Householders, 011 their own securitv, town or country, £3 to £500, EASF repayments no fees or any other expenses chm-.ed. Apply for full particulars te _840-_H0I JOHN J. LEWIS._ -I A's ii-i ii V- -A- N- -C F,-D b- -L-S F, £3-;nd C upwards, on personal security, to all elastses, re- PAYABLE to suit the convenience of Borrowers. DI* •OCO no object.—Apply per»enally or by letter, 39, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA PRIVATE BNTRANC*, TOWER-LANH. Private and Confidential, as heretofore. 3572 OUTH WALES ADVANCE BANK, 3, Bnt? terrace, Cardiff.—If you are in want of an sdvanc* apply direct to the above address. No fees of anf kind all information freely given. Every transact*#* treated with the greatest secrecy. Having a MNI"'1 lsrger capital than any office in this district we ars aDie to give our Clients muco oecwrr cerms. —AppiJ Manager, 2, Bute-terrace, Cardiff. Established lo4o- 64-1116 HOUSEHOLDERS, FARMERS, PUBLICANS. JUL BUILDERS. Cowkeepers and others can obtain cash advances at moderate charges and easy repayments without delay or publicity, on their own security, and without an/ loan office routine, by applying personally or by letter to Mr G. H. AIXSOPP, 22. Trinity-street, Cardiff- Distance no object. Special attention to country applicants. 265 Note the address 22, Trinity-street. Cardiff. 2286 MONEY LENT OÑ:NOO¡-HÁND LOri]¡:, m IN SUMS FROM P-20 TO £ 4,000 THE NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK, BACK HALL, BALDWIN-STREET. BRISTOL. The Directors of this well-known, old-established Bank are prepared to offer exceptional advantages to all respectable ana trustworthy persons who are 1* need of temporary assistance. Cash is advanced at a Day's Notice, in any part of Town or country, without sureties, repayable by easy Instalments or in one sum and on THE BORROWER'S VRITTEN PROMISE TO RE-PAY A special feature of this Bank is that, a large and competent staff being employed, who attend promptly to all applications, borrowers residing at any distance from Bristol may receive advances as speedily as though the omce were located in their own town. The advances made during the past few years exceed HALF x MILLION STERLING. Among the advantages offered by the Bank, the following deserve attention :— *«E DESPATCH WITH WHICH LOANS ARE mT, COMPLETED. THE SIMPLICITY OF THE PROMISSORY NOTE ^TO BE SIGNED. TO BE SIGNED. THE LOW RATE OF INTEREST CHARGED. THE WRITTEN GUARANTEE OF STRICTEST PRIVACY THE SYSTEM OF SMALL REPAYMENTS EX- TENDING OVBR A PERIOD OF TIME CON- VENIENT TO THE BORROWER. THE ARSENCB OF ALL LAW COSTS AND FBBS. N.B.—No Bills of Sale are taken. and the transac- tions are not published in any newspaper or gacstt*. MORTGAGE DEPARTMENT. Advances also made on mortgage or deposit or (feeds ef property, shares, scrip, policies, and retorsion* a* 6 PER CEST INTEREST. For furlfaer parties an apply, stating amount requb"dl to 2430 Mr T. q MILBUEN, Ma*Hg^ Magetts anb dolltern Kcqniaitea. BUTE SPRING WORKS, East Moors, Cardiff. All kinds of railway wagon, carriage,ana locomotive bearing and buffing springs made to orfler and with despatch. The proprietors are also the sole makers of Mitchell's unbreakable steel buffers f %r wagons and tr locomotives, and Heald's patent spring steel drawbar cradle, applicable to the existing short; dljtw baot. Rppaua awe promptly at low$06 TfOSEPH HEALD & CO. have a number of 10 • P 8-ton Coal, Coke, and Ballast Wagons lot SsJJB Hire also 100 New 10-ton G.W. andT.V.R., or redemption^ at a low price.—Address Bute "¥■ Works, Cardiff. N.B.—Repairs promptly attendjyl at all stations. t.^OR SALK or Hire, several 10 and 8 ton 2jS ■ Wagons Apply Coal, "Daily News" 1 Newport. iPJk RAILS. Steel and Iron, cheap, all Section* to 90 lbs per yard,with Chairs, Fishplates, SpC| Bolt*, Nuts, and Nails to match when required, TM Switehes, Crossings, LeTer Boxes, and TurnWEB Sleepers of steel, iron, or wood. Steel SprlngCf! railway wagons and carriages- Heald's Patent 3JJ Draw Bar leg for connecting draw bars. Mi Pstent Buffers. Corrugated Buffing and Be**} Springs. Allen's Steam Striker. San.) clean 5" sharp, suitable for locon»-lives, filter-beds, boiMj etc. Aberthaw Limestone —Apply to the Bute tyT Supply Co., 129, Bute Docks, Cardiff. I > AILWAY WAGONS tor Hire^F'Saie7"C^S I A) deferred payments.—The Midland Railway Z nage and Wagon Company, Limited, Midland Xoxi Itn fotintr. LOST, in St Andn w^-erescent, on Thursday,1^ JLJ Gold Brooch. Finder returning same to 6 Andrew's-crescent will be rewarded. 1 OST from a field at Llandaff, seven Heifers- JL_J white and four red. Finder will be rewards TTjShagjanii^LIanda^^ti^^n^ ^20, ^poriitig. SPORTSMEN requiring Guns or Cartridges Buy only from Practical Men. T Page and Co., 21, Castle-street, Cardiff, are the only fide Gunmakers in South Wales. HammerleMjT Hammered Guns built to order. l> EPAIRS.—Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, &e ReP?j![f» on the premises by Practical Workmen.— T. Car^'jg'11^ Practical Gunmakers, 21, Castk-1^1 lJIOEON SHOOTING.-Our Special Cart^ A.6.? *«* -■ <% 'F Olt THE BLOOD IS THE CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD T, J MIXTURE. <rm? enIT AT RI —" Blood Mixture. V PURIFIER AND RESTOB^ SK1*l PS^SES' Eruptions, Blotches, Ul^, °ld Sores, Glandular SweUin# Cancerous Uleers,Spots, Pimp]es, Pustules Carbuncles, RingWorm Seaj(l ,ie,d, Sore trysipeisa, i^cn. ^curfs, Discolorations of K. Skin, Diseases of the Skin of ever name and nature, are literally carried the svstem m > short time by the use of world-famed medicine THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS FROM Air FARTS- "Carlton, near Nottingham, February 27,18^ 'Messrs the Midland Counties Drug Company, tincotj"' Gentlemen,—Some ten years age my wife' bec»J lame with ulcerated legs. I tried every recommen^ tion for a cure, and also a large number of doei^J (seme of them very clever men with diseases of kind), but to no effect. After being in this state betwixt five and six years. I determined to try 7°^ J Blood Mixture as a last resource, as she at that '•"j!' appeared to be at death's door, and had to be put Jj bed, having no use in her legs and I am thankful Jj say, after taking 13 of your small bottles she experiefljjj a perfect cure. This is now four years ago since cure WM effected, and there is no sign of the comp'*1 j returning. I may add that it had cost us score" pounds trying one remedy after another previen' A. sakin* your invaluable medicine, for which I ▼ou my sincere thanks.—I am, gentlemen, yonrs gr»" lully, c, 5. P.S.—Tou may make what nse of the above 1\t think fit, but in «?ent of Advertising it kindly back my name. You can, however, refer any making private inquiries to my address as follows C. S., Midland Station, Carlton, near Nottingham.' IMPORTANT ADVICE TO ALL.—CLO^ the vitiated blood whenever you find its inipit" ties bursting through the skin in pim lea, Orllg tions, or sores cleanse it when you tlnd it 0 structed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse 1 when it is feul, and yeur feelings will tell y01 when. Keep the blood pure, and the health 01. the system will follow. As this Mixture is pleasant to the taste, warrantee, free from anything Injurious to most delicate constitution of either sex, the Pr~! prietors solicit sufferers te give it a trial to its value. CLARKWS WORLD-FAMED BLOOP MIXTURE Is sold in Bottles, 2s 9d each, and in Cases contain'0 six times the quantity at lis each-sufficient to effect permanent cure in the great nimiority of long-standi" cases—by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vended throughout the world, o. sent on receipt of 33 or Jgf stamps by the Proprietor. THE LINCOLN ANn MIDLAND COUNTIES' DRUf; COMPANY, Lincoln. TRADR, MARX-" BLOOD MIXTURE.' LONG SAVM YOUR UTES TAKING TONl^ trag ()WBMX>GE'S LUNG f B O TH OHIO, Tjrl% LUNG XJ X lOglg LUNG THE MIGHTY HEALER. TONL 1 LUNG It has a pow<w °^er diseases hi ther- TO^rg LUNG to unknown ra.e<iicine. TO-, rr; LONG Are yon at ail weak-chested, or w, LUNG incllnea to be Consumptive, with Lu NG just a touch 01 Cough now and then? LUNG Hy this Wonderful Medicine.' TON# LUNG The Cough and Weakness win dis- T0N»^ LUNG appear as if by magic, and you will LUNG feel a strength and power you never TOFifi LUNG had before. LUNG HAVE YOU A COUGH? T0g$ LUNG A DOSE WILL RELIEVE IT. TON$ LUNG HAVE YOU A COLD 1 *0'.$ LUNG A DOSE AT BEDTIME WILL TO £$ LUKG REMOVE IT. TOH$ LUjsG Bronchitis and Asthma, it relieves TOj'jL. Ll'.VG insUa'> LUNG —- TO^j ^T-j-raghing srd^sa- LUNG ful in Whoopins Cough become less TO^L', LUNG with each doss of the medicine. TOPi/f > LUNG TO% LUNG Prepared by W, T. OWBRIDGE, TO>< LUNG Chemist, Hull. TOlJW LUNG Sold in Bottles, Is ijd, is 9d, 4s 6d, TO>i,j LUNG and lis, by all Chemists and Patent TOIy.rt LUNG Medicine Vendors. TO^Ia' LUNG Whol«s*je all London and Provincial ^UNG 13516 Houses. 8318 T()> C. JENKINS AND SON. ABERTHAW BLUE LIAS LIMB- "V WORKS: BRIDGEND. Prices for Lump and Grougg oa Applicatio"^ WORKS: BRIDGEND. Prices for Lump and Grougg on gALsiM SUPZRSE p ¡. MAT MILTON'S AMERICAN HERB PASTE- tC MAT Is warranted to cure alk AMERICA MILTON'S discharges from the nnnary HERB t MAT organs in either sex. PASTE* MILTON'S Thoroughly reliable con- AMERICA1*' MAT venient to take. In tlDs, HERB MlBTON'S 2s 9d and 4s 6d each. Free PASTE. MAT by post Sti extra. AMERICA* MILTON'S HERB MAT HEWSON'S COMPOUND PASTE. MILTON'S PENNYROYAL AMERICA!' MAI PILLS FOR FEMALES. HERB MILTON'S In boxes, is lid and 2s 9d PASTE. MAT each; free by post 2d extra. MILTON'S Local Agents: Cardiff, Mr AMERICAN Munday, Chemist, 1, Duke- AMERICAIS HERB street Newport, Mr J. HERK PASTE. Phillips, 92, Commercial- PASTE. MAT street; Swansea, Mr Keall, MAI. ,Mu,TON'S Chemist, 199, High-street; MILTON AMERICAN F. H. Hewson, 8, Victoria- AMERICAN HERB avenue, Maindee, Newport, HERB PaSTF. Mon. PASTE. l^ondon Barclay A Sons 104? Jf :N" 0 0 T I C E. Finding thst certain rival Machines have had to to making public statements which are open i^sstion, we beg to announce with pleasure that we*1* FstiH Ahead.' the GOLD MEDAL at the Card111 ^*hibition having been awarded to the REMINGTON STANDARD TYPFWIIIT90 (THE KING OF TYPEWRITERS) F0Jl DUIULBILITT, AND MANIFOLDING QUALITIB9- SOLE PAOPJtUTOJLS AND MANCPACIDEEM 1 NV YCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDIO 100, GRACECHURCH-STRBET, LONDON, ,o. lP- Particulars apply te IIr GEORGE TRAVIS, or to Meeers W. A F. MOBG." 56, BasacbiLmp-abreet, Clare-street, ^^03 CARDIPY. 1360S BRISTOL, rpHE BLAENDARE OOMPAN » I ■ LIMITED, PONTTPOOL, MON. I MANUFACTURERS OF FIRE BRICKS, BLOCKS | AND FINE GROUND FIRB CLAY, Efnal in Quality to Stourbridge Goods. The Blaeadare Company, Limited, make a speciali Olf the manufacture of Fire Bricks, Ac., for use Siemens' Steel and Glass Works, and hold testimoni if 'to the principal Iron and Steel Works, dfce., in Sout" Wales and Monmouthshire. 11 BROD'S INJECTION. HYGIEN16 -D INFALLIBLE, and PRESERVATIVE. CurJ 1 broinptly, without additional means, all recenc chronic discharges of the urinary organs. Price 4s 0* per bottle. Sold in Paris by J. Fere (successor to BroiilJ Pharmacien, 102, Rue Richelieu in London by and Co., 239, Oxford-street, W., who will forward it fr by Parcels Post to any part of the United Kindo on receipt of P.Q.Q. Also by all Chemisis. 13296 116°, KEALL'S AMERICAN MANDRAKS PILLS The great remedy for Bili- 4 MANDRAKE ous and Liver Complaints, pilli MANDRAKE Indigestion, Piles, AGravei, PILK MANDRAKE and the greatest Blood Puri. PILW MANDRAKE fier of the age. PIl, MANDRAKE T £ STiMONi>v PILIP. MANDRAKE Mr Keall. laindee. PIL MANDRAKE Sir,—1 consider your Ameri- pilW MANDRAKE can Mandrake Pdls to be the PILl^ MANDRAKE greatest saccess the world has PllM MANDRAKE ever known. sir, yeurs PIL'-S MANDRAKE faithfully. F-H- Hewson. PILW MANDRAKE Munday. Cbem»sL Cardiff. MANDilAKE llobb. Chemist Koath Qat. piLlA MANDRAKE rett Brothers,.Newport; J. G. PILl £ MANDRAKE Isaac 0at* Hayman), Che- PILW MANDRAKE ml»<>.r1Se*th I Newberry and PILfcg MANDRAKE Son. London. PXL} £ MANDRAKK Proplvl?t?T Mr KEALL, PlLtf MANDRAKE Chemist 4 DenMrt, 199, High- Plt £ 2 MANDRAKB^ stTee». Swans«a, 8076 1012 P1L& "1 be paid to any person TXW m by usinr £ ^P^ANN-S TOOTH WATER, *» a*»L" with toothaohe.—S. Goldmann Co.. obtained genuln* from Ur »J;NDAT, CHEMIST. 1, Hich-elreet, Cardiff F.r bo«Ue, ls w ,^y k M "• A-lll»^ "lyfANHOOD RESTORED. Romodf P. £ A victim ot yoaMifal iatjtntdance. eaa* tag Deoay, VervoMS DeWliy, hmn M»*' win discovered a eelf-eaM, Wkiok u-Vi*?0? *0 his fellew eaflereca.—AMna ygx 1. York-street. Jtoathwark, I^adoa. H. B. TOWLB'S PENNYROYAL »*d STEl^ PIL1 £ POR FEMALES auieVTy correct all irreg#! j k ari ties and relieve the distressing *vmotoms so prevalent? I with the sex. Boxes, U and 2s 9d, of all chemists/ I Sent anywhere for 16 or 34 stamps, by The Lincoln an4 I f Midland Counties Druir Oo. uincoln.—He ware Imitations lnl I. Printed and Published by the Proprietors, D A Vl^ I DUNCAN & SONS, at their Steam Printing Wot-ics, 82and 83, St Maxy-street and Westgate-street, iu tl&G tqwn of;iida in tA*ouaq of alawram,