South Wales Daily News

LONDON. Monday. A quiet business was passim; in money, of which larger supplies were offering. Loans were not wanted, and could easily be had at 1 to 1 Discounts were steady at lj per cent. French inquiry for old continues. In New York Associated Banks the return -surplus reserve was shown co amount to £ 1,335,000. The Paris Exchange is 2516; Berlin Snort, 20'44. Business on the Stock Exchange has been quiet and featureless. There was no animation in any department, but although dealings were restricted, the general tone was good, and in many I nstances quotations improved. Consols closed at 98 £ to 98§ for delivery and account 2j pAr Ceir.. (Ciiuders'), 99j t<> 99f; 2k per C ;n 95i to > Local Loans Stock, 1021 to losi. A quiet market has been reported for Foreign Bonds. Turkish Tnbute issues were steady, but most international were duil and rather weak, the I changes bem, however, very slight. Egyptian issues left off stron, on the announcement that Sir Edgar V ncent has had an interview with M. Spuiler. Egyptian Unified rose 9 16; do. Daira, A; French Three per Cents,, £ do. 4 £ per Cfnts., Hnugartan, 1831, 4; Spanisci, Turkish, 1871, i; Ottoman Defence, i- Bnen«>s Ay res Cednr^s C fell j Mexican, 1388, Peruvian, 1870 and 1373, i; Portuguese, g. Though quiet, the English Railway Market was firm taroughout, :.ad an ail but general advance took place. Movements were, however, merely fractional. Speculators for a rise showed no :nr. ination to force sales. Caledonian rose J Eastern, ? Brighton A, Chatham Ordinary, i: Sheffield Deferred, f; North British Ordinary, 4 do. Preference, £ Great Northern A, f Gre it Western, Nortn- Westevn, Midi v.-iu, i North Eastern, i and South-Eastern A, Hail and Barnsley leil j and Civ.tbnm Preference, t. The Indian Railway Market was quiet, bat steady. Grand Trunks were distinctly better on the more favourable prospect respecting the rates, and closing prices showed a decided improvement. Canadian Pac'Hc Shares were firm. Grand Trunk Ordinary rose 3 16: do. First and Second Prefer- ence, l: do. Third Preference, | do. Gaarau- teed, 1; Canadian Pacific Shares, j. Tijue was a verv quiet business doing in F reig-, Railway?. Nitrates were steady. Mexi- can (Vera Cruz) were dull on realisations. Mexican Ordinary and First Preference rose 3 do. Second Preference, i; and Nitrate Shares, a. Lorn cards fell è. The American Railway Market was steadier, a more favourable construction being placed upon the attitude of the Inter-State Association, whilst the large crop to be uiowed is takeu as a uaraüte for liberal traffics in future. Specula- tive issues in consequence hardened. Central Pacific rose g Chicago and Milwaukee, 1; Deaver Preference, 2 Lake Shore, f Louisviiie and N ishville, 5 Erie Shares, I do. Preference, 1 du. Hecona Mortgage, New York, Panu- syivani.t, aixl First Mortgage, £ Norfolk Preference, £ Northern Pacific Preterence, Philadelphia. and Renuicg, 3 Union Pacific, 1* Wabash Preference, J; Illinois Central, and New York Central Sterling Bonds, 1. BM.ko-liDperial Ottoman rose 1-16; National and Provincial o fEngland, Gas.—South Metropolitan B rose 2. Insurance.-C inmercial Union rose £ London and Lancashire Fire, Telegraphs.—E ;sr,eru Preference rose i; West Coast of America, i. Tramw Ayres and Belgian First Eebeniure rose li. Ndkth Metropolitan feii 5. Miscellaneous. — East and West India Dock rose 1 Colorado Nitrate, £ London Produce Clearing Houne, i Navai Construction i Scottish Australian Investment 5 per Cent. Guaranteed Preference, 1 Trustees, Executors, an't Securities Insurance Corporation, £ Ailsepu o Ordinary, 8 Guinness Preference, 1^. Aii-iopp Preference fell 1 Sues Canal, j Hotcu- klS-, L,.tr and Co., i City Office, t, M HPS,—Ooreguin rn¡> 1 16, to 1 11 16 Mysore Goid Fields 1-16, to 15-16 Mysore Goid 1-16, ro bi Shebas 1-16, t<> 1 7-16 Aurora g, to li Bankets 3 16, to 1 15 16 Bothaa 1 16, to 9 16 Kieinrontein to li Maiureef i. to Ij; Mainreef United Koodeport 5-16, to 1 11-16 May's Consolidated 1 16, to Ii Moadertontein 1-16, to 13-16; New Gcttiamstown 1-16, to J Vogelstruis 1 16, to 1 1-16 Western Laugiaagte 1-16, to i Buaontein New Shares 1»16, to 3 7-16; Read Drift Land Company i, to 2Loudon and South African Exploration Company fell to 17i; Griqualauo and WMS 1-16, to 5 15 16 ew Jjger-ifontein i. to 10J Ferr^iras i, "12| Goid«n K pj«a to 1 Salisbury to 11.; WIDmer8 t, t<> 5| Tliarsis 1-16, to 3 7-16 Oceans Land i. to 3j &10 Tinto 5 16, to 10 7-16. There were no bun ton operations ac the Bank. The rates teiegrapfaed from the East were:— —Bombay and Caicutta Telegraphic Transfers, is 4 3-16d Hoiii/ Kong 4 months' bills, 3s lg i Shaugoa. du., 4 Si,t. Indian Kxctianges were quoted:—Bank bills, 60 days, Is 4;), 16.J ;30d¿'ys, h4i i; demand, 1845-161 private biiis, 60 days, Is d; 30 day, Is 41 aad demand, 1, 4gd. Rupee Paner 4 per Cent., 671 to 67i do. 4-2 per Cent., 69J to 7U. Silver is qu;ter. Bars. 42d. lRKCTKR'3 TELKGKAilS. | PABIS, Monday.—The Bourse is much firmer. A fair numoer of investment orders was received, and cash orders predominated, both for local and provincial account. Movements generally were unimportant, but alterations had an upward ten- dency. Vil-N-NA, Monday.—Home Funds are very little dealt in, and Hungarian Gold Rsntes remained unchanged. Lombard tell one florin. BiOiiJN, Monday.—Very little is doing in lead- ing fore:gn stocks, and changes are unimportant.

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. Supplied by Messrs THACKERAY & CO., Stock aiid Share Rrokera. 3, Dock Chambers, Cardiff HAIL ATA YS. Paid. Prices. 10 Barry Dock and Railway 10 141 lo Stock Great Western 100 1584 159i London and .North Western ..100 184i 185 „ Midland 100 „142j 143i 10 Rhondda and Swansea Bay 10 llt 114 16 do -N ow 4 5* 5 t Stock Rhynmey 100 190 195 Stock >everu and Wye 100 a 10 Stock TAtt Vale 258 261 10 do New 4 „ 18 181 PREFERENTIAL 10 Barry Dock MdRy. first Pref. 10 12i 13xd 10 Do 2nd do 6 d4 9 xd tock, Brecon&>Ier 1st Pref.1861 ..100 ..120 1?.J Stock Do 2ndPref.ld6iJ ..100 ..110 115 Stock, Cambrian, No 1,4 .c 100 50 51 Do No 2, 4 p.e 100 23 2j Cir"t Wes tarn Coii-;ol a p.c. 100 ..160 162 10 Pembroke & Tenby, 5 p.c, 1.364 10 7 72 10 ith,,Dllda It Bay 5 p.c 10 12 16 10 Jo 5 U. C. 4 bi 7 Stock Rbymney J per cent, (gua.) ..100 ..140 143 „ Do. o per cent, 136.L 101 ..207 210 Do. a per cent, 1661.1Q0 ..IJO 140 Do. o per cen t. 1864.100 ..136 138 Do. Doer oem 1864 100 ..164 166 Do. 5 per cent, 1867.100 ..132 136 „ Do. o per cent, 1873 .100 ..130 135 Taif Vale No. 1 100 ..280 290 Do. 42 per cent. 100 ..122 124 „ Do. 5 p«r cent. 100 ..144 146 Do b per cent 100 ..173 17a „ Do. 4 per cent 100 ..117 119 GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 50 AV>«:'d»re, 10 per ceut. 50 ..139 141 gtock. Dare Valley, 5 p. c 100 16i 141 xd Great Western, 5 p. c. guar.100 ..16. 164 Llaotrissanc «$; Taffi Vale, 5 p.c.100 ..139 141 xd „ Uaneliv Rv. and Dk. Ordy. 1C0 17<i 174 „ Ponirth Harbour, Dock, and RylOO "152 154 — Som. Sl Dorset(Bath Exten.sion)100 ..105 107 IB Treferis Valley Aadway 10 10j llj RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES. Bonds Barry Dock it lUy 41 p. c.100 ..1141 1 1151 Do. 4 p.c 100 ..1l3- 114. ScockBrecon A Merthyr A4 p. c 100 ..112 114 Do. ti 4 p. c. 100 lOo 103 Stock Bute Dock 4 p. c 1),) ..1!5 117 xd „ Cambrian A 4 p. e .100 ..llo 113xd Dv, H 4 |i. c 100 ..113 114 Great VVes:eru o do 100 ..161 163xd Midland 4 per cent. 100 ..132 :34 xd Mid-Wales A 4j per cent 100 ..114 116 xti Miliuul Dock A J per eent 100 96 98 .\a „ Rhywiiey 4 ditto 100 ..123 '25xd Somerset and Dorset, No. 1 ..100 ..144 146 Tart'Vale 4 p.c ..100 ..124 126 BANKS. to Briotol Wesj of England,Lim. 71.. 161 17 xd 20 do 5 11* 112 100 Connty of Gloucester, Lim.25 .,55 57 30 Glaiaorgaiitfhire, Lim 2, 2-. 2i a Glamorganshire, iA., Pref. 2. 3 34 10 London and Provincial, Lim. 5 18. 1St 20 National BankotW^Ues, Lim 10 12f 13 xd I 20 do N'w j>2 prew. Lt 5 7 7,xd 75 National Provincial, Lim 10, 46i 47j >0 National Provincial, Lim. 12 54j 55t North andSouih Wales, Lim 10 32, 33 £ 40 Sou tlx Wales Union. Limited 7 10 loixl GAS. 10 Alwdare .10 13i 14 gtock Cardiff A 10 per cent 100 ..205 210 Do. B 3 ,er cent.. 100 ..165 168 Do. C 7 per cent 1 JO ..146 143 Stock Do. Gas D 5 per cent. 100 ..104 106 10 Llynvi Valley 10 9i 10 Stock Newport A 10 per cent 100 ..200 205 D. ri 7, per cent.100 ..152 158 20 Do. C 7 per cent 100 ..142 147 23 Swansea 7per cent. 25 S6 33 25 do 7 per cent. 25 34 35 GAS AND WATER. 10 Barry an,1. Cadoxton 5 6j[ 61 ;0 Bridgend 10 10 10* .00 Pontypool(Max. 10p. C.) 100 ..100 105 12 Do. do. 12 16i 17j .00 Pontypool(Max. 10p. C.) 100 ..100 105 12 Do. do. 12 16i 172 10 Ytrao A 10 18 19" WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol 25 „ 55A 564 20 DO 20 42:t 4Ji 10 Neath A 10 16 11 10 Pontypridd 10 r. 13 15 Stock Pontypridd o per ct. Pref 100 ..112 114 COAL AND IRON. 10 Cardiff and Swansea Colliery 10 11 li 23 Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron, & Coal 20 6i 7 5 Great Western Collry. A Pref. 5 lOi llxd a Do. B Ord. a 91 104 5 Do. New H" 4 7i 84 100 Do. 6 p.c. B Deb?. 100 99 102 10 H. H. Vivian & Co. A Pref. 8 „ 5 6 c2% Nantyglo t Blaina Iron Pref. 6-)21-. 67 68 10 Newport-Abercam Colliery.. 10 84 83 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 10i 10J 5 North's Navigation Colliery 5 5 5, a Rhymney Irou 5 li H xd 5 Do. New 4i.. j ixd 100 Do. 7 p.c. Debs. 1890 10.0 98 102xd 100 Do 5p.c. Mort. Debts.100 ..88 93 xd 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 41 4i 3 Do. 10 per cent B 3 4 4* 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A 36 24 25 xd 2o Do B 25 182 193xd .MISC tlLLAN EOCJ S. 20 Alexandra Dock & Railway.. 20 16 17 Stock Ditto 40 p..c. Pref. 100 ..102 104 1 Bland & Co., Ltd 1- i lixd 10 Bl. and So Wales Waggon 0 5 64 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 33 34 Stock Cardiff Corporation 32 p.c.100 ..lOdj 109jxd 6 Cardilf & Penarth Tramways 5 3i 3i 50 Cardiff J ancti-jn Dry Dock 40 15 18 25 Cardiif Workmen Cottage 25 35 40 50 Central Dry Dock 50 25 3.) 7 lilo' t,"r Ry .Ga.r ù; Wag. Ld, A 7 8 8 10 w. Hancock & Co., Lti. 10 20 20/xd 10 Do do New 6 prem. ifc £5 10 Do o p.c. Pref. 10 12 121 10 Do New 1.5 prem. & £ 0 61 7 Stock Do 4* p.c. Deb. StocklOO ..104 106 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 8 8J 10 IIilford Dock lU j li 50 Mount Stuart Dry Dock 40 „ 44 46 xd 50 Do B 20 21 22 xd 0 Newport Tramways o 6i 6" Do Water;ElO Annuities 26 262 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 40 42 50 Do 35 30 32 10 Provincial Tramways 10 8, 7ii 10 Do 6 per cent Preference 10 IO4 11 xd 50 Spiller < £ Co., Cardiff, Ltd 45 68 72 50 swans?a Dry Dock 2b 3 5 Stock D 1 Corporation 34 p.c 100 ..108 109, xd „ Do Harbour 4 p.c.:Stock.100 97 99 xd 10 Do Tramway 10 2; a 1 W'st'rn Counties Telephone Ord. 1 9s Od 10s 5 Do. do. 0 p.c. pref. b 52 5i 50 Windsor Slipway 45 15 20 Bank rate 2 per cent. fixed 18th April.

THERE ARE SELLERS OF 30 Barry Ordinary Shares Barry Dock Debentures :0 Stevens & Son Ordinary, at 21 prem. Kbymney Ordinary Stock, at 193 20 P irl-or s Burslem Brewery Shares, at 2 prem 2o Stevens Preference Shares. at 12s 6d prem 2u North's Colliery Shares, at 5i £ 5 0 Talf VaUe Stock ■"JlOo Tatf Vale No. 1 Preference Stock £100 Brecon Jt Merthy B Debenture Stock .-a Stroud Brewery Ordinary Shares 50 outh W à. Colliery A, at 4* 6 Penarth Shpway £ o0 Shares, at 404 LiOL,o Alexandra 4 j p.c. Ordinary Stock 81. THURE ARE BUYERS OF Barry E-;te 4 p.c, Debentures 100 Barry 1st Preference Shares Rhondaa iK Swansea Bay Ordinary <& Pref. Shares Cardiff, Penarth & Barry Shares Barry Dock Railway 2nd Preference Shares Hancock Preference Shares Do New Preference 20 Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Water Shares, at 64 0 Spiller & Co. Shares 8 National Bank of Wales New Shares 8 National Bank of Wales New Shares Provincial Tramway Preference Shares bO Barry Graving Dock Shares, at jEll b Bridgend Gas < £ Water £ 10 Shares, at 10i 2o National Bank of Wales Shares &c.,ilc. THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, SIOCK-BROKBRS. 1059 E. r. LYDDON & COMPANY, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE. 1010 jE:50 Taff Vaie Stock, at 260 J;700 Rhymney Railway 3i P.C. LDeberAun, due January 189c, at par £ 500 Cardiff Gas D Stock 50 Barry 1st Preference Shares 10 J. L. Lloyd & Co.'s Shares £ 500 Newport <;as Stock 30 Barry Ordinary Shares 50 Caroiff dc Swansea Colliery Shares WANTED. Taff Vale Preference Stock Ba ry Estate 4j p.c. Debentures £:000 Barry 44 p.c. Debentures, at 1144 H National Bans of Wales Shares, at £13 7a fed 25 Newport Abercam Otdinary Shares Barry Graving Dock shares, at 11 £1;;0 Rhymnay Railway Ordinary Stock Windsor Dry DocX Shares £i.O\,O Barry 4 p. c. Debenture, at 114 100 Bariy 2nd Preference Shares 20 Ithonada & Swansea Bay New Shares Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shares ARTHUR STUCLEY T. LUCAS, STOCK Jc SHARE BROKER, SWANSEA, 1052 E. J. EVANS & SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS. 52. ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. 1067 GEO. THOMAS, STOCKBROKBR, VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, JARDIFF. BUYERS. 1072 Spiller Shares Barry 4 p.c. Debentures Hancock Preference shares Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shares £835 Bute Dock 4 p.c. Debentures SIlLLERS. ? £ 12CG Severn & Wye Ordinary Stock HancoCK s Ordinary Shares 50 Barry 1st Preference Bute Dry Dock Shares 1 Share in ss. Gweutland. at S120 £ 20o Brecon and Merthyr B Debenture Stock Barry Ordinary Shares FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address, Fleming, Cardiff.") ON SALE. 1063 Hancock's Preference Shares 10 Bristol < £ West of England Banks United Kingdom S.S. Co. Shares 60 North s Colliery Shares Cardiff Gas :j; IXK Biaiul & Co., Limited Alexaudra Dock Ordinary Shares £1000 North Eastern Ordinary Stock SloOu Midland Ordinary Stock £ 1900 Alexandra Dock Ordinary Stock 100 Cardiff A Swansea Colliery Shares Penarth Slipway Shares WANTED. Spiiler & Co., Limited Great Western Colliery Shares Mountstuart A shares Wa;.eriow Bros. A Laytons Shares £ 2COo Barry 4% Debentures Barry 1st Preference South Wales Colliery Hancock A Co."s New Ordinary Barry 2nd Preference Shares Barrv & Cadoxton Gas & Water Shares Cardiff Junction Dry Docks THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 4, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegraph Address, "Gedge," Cardiff. SELLERS— £ 1C0 Wm. Hancock ife Co. Debenture 25 North's Collieries, at i prem, 10 Hancock Ordinary Barry Ordinary Stevens & Sons Shares BUYERS;—35 Hancock Prefs. 12* B istxt Bank Allotments T df Vale 44 p.c. Preference Rhymney a p.c. Preference 1873 PARSONS AND ROBJENT STOCKBROKERS WESTGATE Buildings, NEWPORT. FOR SALE 20 Lloyd & Co. S5 Shares, at par 20 Spencer's Brewery Ordinary Shares £ 1000 Severn & Wye A Pref. at 6s 20 National Bank of Wales, at 13j 50 Barry Dock A Pailway-, Shrres 16 Stevens dt Sons Ordinary Shares EBOO Neath Brecon A Debenture £ 2,CC0 Devon die Somerset Ordinary Stock, for £31 25 Searle & herring Brewery Shares 50 Biand ifc Co. Shares £1000 Severn & Wye B Pref., at il 20 Parker & Burslem Brewery Ordinary 100 Hhyinnt-y Iron Old Shares, at 31s 3d cuml div. 20 Hancock's Ordinary Shares, at iX EICO Central Wales Ordinary, at 15 p.c. Hancock's New Preference Shares 20 North a Navigation Collieries £ 5 Shares TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO. •^Telegraphic Address, TREDU.nn, CARDIFF), I STEAMSHIP SHARE BROKERS & AUCTIONEERS MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. UN SALE— 11;100 Shaxe (fully pahi) South Wales S.S. Co., Ld. 1 £ 240 „ „ Merthyr S.S. Co., Ld. 1 gao Labarrouere S.S. Co., Ld. BUYERS. Shares in Bala. W. J. Radcliffe, Clarissa Radcliffe do Morals' steaiuers and Cory dt Sons do Cymmrodorio!), Brittany ss Co. Ltd. do Monmouthshire do Earl of Dumfries MONTBLY SALES BY AUCTION HELD, NEXT 25th JULY, 1889, ENTRIES SOLICITED 30-39 J W. COURTIS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, ST. JOHN'S CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. 4341 Telegrams, 'STOCKS, CARDIFF," Telephone, No. 5&1.) BUYERS. Barry Dock Debentures sellers. Stevens A Sons Ordinary Shares Barry Dock Ordinary Shares Cardiff & Penarth Tramway Shares

CORN. LONDON, Monday —Steady market for English wh«at at late values. White quoted at 32s to 35s red, 30s to 32s 6d per quarter. Foreign wheat remains firm. Flour quiet and unaltered. Barley quiet, but steady. Lentil 6d to Is dearer. Oats 6d higher on the week. Bean, firm. Maize steady. Peas 6d to Is ilearer. Arrivals Kngli-h—wheat, 1,638 q: 3 barley, 1,3' 6 qrs oats, 240 qrs malt, 19,329 qrs beans, 404 qr-i peas, 67 qri flour, 15.301 saCK., Foreixn-wlleat, 45,272 qrs barley, 6,457 qrs oats, 85,532 qrs maize, 27,739 qrs; beans, 383 qrs peas, 1 S01 qrs flour, 47,849 sacks and lo barrels. CATTLE. LOTDO, Montiay.-Grass fed beasts, although the close of the Norfolk season, arrivals are very short, graziers finding country prices almost equal to what can be obtained here. Trade slow, but choice quality tinner. Clearance will be nuade at top value, 5s to tM 2d per 8 'bs. 100 Canadians on offer. British arri- vals comprise 10 Scotch, 700 Norfolk, Suffolk, and Essex, l,bO Midland, home, and western counties. Sheep inactive, and tending lower. Lambs very dull. Calves weak. Milch cows, B16 to E27 each. Beasts, 2s 4d to 5 2d mutton, 3s 8d to 6s 4d veal, 3s lOd to 5s 6d p«rk, 2s 4d to 4s lamb, 6s 6d to 7s 8d. Beasts, 2,140 sheep aud lambs, 9,520 calves, 130 pins, 40. Including foreign—beasts, 270 sheep, 500 ealv-s, 40. LIVERPOOL, '.Nlon(lay.- Beasts, 1,366, including 469 Canadian sheep and lambs, 11,646. Best beasts, 7d second, 6d to 62d third, 5d to 5jd best sheep, 9(1 second, 6d to 74/1 -lambs, 7d to 94d. Increase of beasts, 165, and of sheep and lambs, 557. The demand was fair fcr all classes at about last week's prises. USK, Monday.—The market was not thickly attended to-day. There were not many fat or store cattle on offer, but sheep and lambs were in good supply. There was a ready demand, and prices were good as foilows Beef, 6d to 7d per lb veal, 8d to 9id mutton (ewe), 8d per lb wether ditto, 8d to d per lo lamb. 9d to 94*1 per Ib pork, 8s 6d to 9s per score cowsand calves, 212 to S16 sows and pigs, £6 to 916 weaners, 13s to 20s each strong stores, 35s to 45s each. PRODUCE. LIVERPOOL, Monday.—Sugar cane quietly steady— Tate's crystals reduced 6d. Beet firm at the decline July and August nominally 21s November and December, lis 3d paid and buyers. Coffee, cocoa, and rice unchanged. Linseed and castor oil firm. Lard quiet, 33s 6<1 least value. Palm oil steady-bard, £20 to S20 5s sofc,£20 12s 6d to B20 17s 6d. Tallow steady and unchanged. Petroleum unchanged. Turpentine easier, 39s. Nitrate unchanged. LONDON, ilonday.-Sugar-refined market very quiet, and little business done foreign goods flat, wifhout a disposition to buy beetroot a little firmer, and pi ices h 4ve slightly rallied from Saturday's rates July, sellers, 22s buyers. 20s 9d August, sellers, 22s 20s 6d September, buyers, 17s 10irt seller.-1, 18s 72d October, 16s .5d, buyers 16s 74d, sellers; November and December, 15s 34d, buyers sellers, 15s d cane sugars without business. Coffee firm Rio futures— Juiy, 65s od up to 66s 9d for December. Tea—new seasons scented Capers sold at 7ld to 9di; fine do. black-leaf, Is 4d to la 4jd Indian sold with a some- what irregular tone. Rice steady two cargoes of Bassein reported sold at 7s, open charter. Cotton market unaltered. Jute quiet. Tallow, Y.C., 3as 6d, spot. Turpentine, 29s 6d. Petroleum unchanged. PROVISIONS. LONDON, Monday.—Butter steady market at about late values. Friesi.,an.1, 92s to 102s Kiel, 102s to 114s; Danish, 102s to 114s; Normandy, 92s to 100s Jersey, 70s to 80s. Swedish, 100s red 4s to 10s. Bacon oull at the recent decline. Irish, 50s to 70i Hamburg, 44s to 67s Danish, 42s to 64s. American hams, 58s to 70s. Lard slow sale. Cheese remains quiet. American, 40s to 47s. Dutch unaltered. BUTTER. CoHK..Monday.—Firsts, 9ls seconds, S5s thirds, 80s fourths, 75s. Kegs—First, 88s seconds, 83s. Mild- cured firkins—Superfine, 97s line, 93s mild, 87s. Do. kegs—fine, 90s. In market—923 firkins. SUGAR. GLASGOW, Monday.—Moderate business in mediums and tines at ó-J decline. The official report states:— Market opens quiet, and small business done at 3d to 9d decline since Friday. FISH. GRIMSBY, Monday.—Good supply and demand. Twenty-five vessels. Plaice, 23s to 25s level, 18s to 23s lemon, 45s to 5bs soles, 140s to 160s haddock, ts to 9s whiting, 18s to 20s whitches, 28s to 35: per box uirboc, 6s to 12; brill, 2s 6d to 5s ling, 3s to 5s Sd dead. 2s to 3s 6d cod, 2s 9d to 5s 6d skare, 3s to 5s 6d; dead, 2s to 3s 9d each: hake, 50s to 1104t dead cod, 30s to 50s per score; lobsters, lid to Is 2d salmon, Is 2d to Is 4d per lb. POTATOES. LONDON, Monday.—Fair supplies at market, and trade quiet; New Jersey and French flukes, 100s to 120s; do. rounds, 80s to 1- O per toil. Old potatoes are quoted at 50s to 80s per ton. DEAD MEAT. LONDON, Monday.—Supplies are quite equal to re- quirements, trade beinx generally slow at the annexed prices :—Beef, 2s 8d to 4. prime Scotch bed, 4 to 4s 21 mutton, Sa to 58 8d veal, 3s to 5s large pork, 3s to 3s ins small do., 35 lOd to 4s 2d; Englisa lamb, 5s tsd to 6s 4d per 81bs. HOPS. LONDON, Monday.—The improved state of the plantations has made the hop market exceedingly slow, and should no adverse circumstances arise a fairly good crop may now be expected both here and on the continent. Prices are irregular, and, on the whole, lower than last week. SEED. LONDON, Monday.—Messrs John Shaw & Son, seed merchants, 3'1, Mark-lane, London, report to- tiays market exceedilliy quiet. A few enquiries are made for new French trifolium, but prices continue low. Mustard and rape seed move off slowly on former terms. There is nothing doing in clover eeds, but some new English and Italian rye grass has been sold on Ma., k-iane. In blue peas the tendency continues upwards, and samples are showing of new trefoil. Bird- seeds are neglected. LONDON,Monday.—Messrs John Shaw otsonseedwer- chants, of 37, Mark-lane, ).onem, E.G.. write that extreme inactivity continues to characterise the trade for field seeds. A few inquiries come to hand tor new French trifolium prices promise te rule low. Mustard and rapeseed move otf slowly on former terms. In clover seeds there is nothing doing. Some new English-Italian ryegrass has been sold 011 Mark-lane. In bine peas the tendency continues upwards. Samples of new trefoil are showing. Bird seeds are neglected. WOOL. BRADFORD, Monday —Market quieter. Consumers of wool have fewer orders, and operations are restricted. Prices continue extremely firm, especially for fine descriptions, which have been bought up for America. Colonial wools also maintain late rates. Mohair and alpaca quite firm. Le-s doing in foreign yarns, es- pecially two-folds, but fair demand for lustre and demi-lustres. Piece trade still active, especially bright goods. LONDON, Monday.—The present series of auctions concluded to-day. 12,407 baies were offered, including 6,408 New south Wales, 33 Queensland, 388 Victorian, 1,669 N w Zealand, 2,209 Tasmanian, 880 South Australian, 310 West Australian, 167 Natal, 30 Chilian, 12 Persian. Sales closed with alii mati on late rates fully maintained, and in some instances exceeded. French buyers operated more freely than at any other period during the series, and theirclass of wool, namely, middling merino greasies, realised rather higher prices. COAI.S. LONDON, Monday —There was a quiet market for sea. borne house coals at last prices. East Hartlepool, Itis EKI; Hettons, 17s Lyons, 16s per ion. Ships arrived, 28 sold, 9 gas, 19. METALS. LONDON, Monday.—Copper quiet, and nothing done yet-sellers ask B41 2s 6d cash buyers vainl? offer £ 40 17s 6d to JB41 three months quoted at S40 10s buyers, S40 7s 6-1. Tin steady-Straits, £83 17s bd cash jE89 10s three months Australian, 269 cash. Spelter, -19 10s. Spanish lead— £ 12 7s 6d English do. E,2 10. Closing ieport :-Copper quiec—G.M.B., Eil to 40 17s 6d cash; E40 as three months; G.O.B., Chili, S41 cash. Tin fairly active—Straits, £8817s 6d to S89 cash, B83 10s to JE89 15s three Clonths; Austra- lian, B89 to BS9 2s 6d casli. English ingots, £ 92 10s to £ 93. Spelter firm, at S19 10s. Spanish lead, B12 7s bd English, 212 10s toEl2las. Quick silver unchanged.

BARROW IRON TRADE. BARROW, .Monday.-There is a firm tone in the hematite pig iron trade, aud business all round is brisk and buoyant. This position is to some extent accounted for by the fact that the trade aspect all round is showing signs of marked improvement. Bessemer mixed numbers are qaotea at 50s per ton net f.o.b., and No. 4 forge and foundry iron at 49i 3d. Stocks are not decreasing, although the outpat has been increased. In steel every depart- ment is full of work, and there is no scarcity of orders, prices being very steady at late rates. Shipbuilders and engineers are busier, and fuller life is shown in consequence of the placing of the order for three cruisers for the Admiralty in Barrow. Iron ore steady, from 10 61 to 13s.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* SIVA-NSE;A.t NEWPORT; July Mor. Evii. Hgt. Mor. Evu. Hgt. Mor. Evn. Hgt. 15 M 8 52 9 15 36 0 7 55 8 19 32 8 9 5 9 28 36 5 16 T 9 .5810 0 35 0 8 45 9 9 31 6 9 51 10 13 35 5 17 W 10 2 110 4133 7 9 31 9 51 28 1020 3310 5434 0 18 T 10 58 11 1531 910 1110 3128 311 1111 29 32 2 19 F 11 3411 53 ^9 9 10 51 11 13 26 1111 47 — 30 2 20 S — 0 19 27 10 11 33 11 57 25 9 0 8i 0 32 23 3 21 S 0 47 1 17 26 4 — 0 25 25 1 1 0! 1 30 26 9 22 M 1 51. 2 30(26 2 0 55 1 32:2o 2 2 4) 2 43 2o 7 *Itoatti liasiii tPrince o' Wale" Dk. lAlexandra

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, MONDAY. 'Change was well attended to-day, and in the coal, coke, and fnel trades a brisk business was effected. Both steam and house coal was in good demand at last prices, and the sales effected in the patent fuel and coke markets were quite up to the average of the past few days. In our local freight market to-day chartering for steam was moderately brisk, and a fair amount of business, more especially for the higher Mediterranean ports, has been effected. Outward rates for this direction were a shade firmer, but there was little or no alteration in West Indian, Eastern, Spanish, and French Bay freights. Baltic and Gibraltar rates were steady. Coasting quotations practi- cally unaltered. The following include the latest operations Cape Verds, lis 6d. clean terms of charter (Dora). Port Said, 10, 721 -1 (Pontypridd). Vera Cruz, 22", fuel (Topaze). Genoa, lis 3d, 500 delivery (Bernard), August loading. Cape Verds, 11* 6d, net conditions (Thordisa). Civita Vecchia, 1l 9d (Bessarabia). Malta, 8" 7d, clean terms of charter (William Balls). Teneriffe. 10s liil (S. W. Keily). Smyrna, lis (Torbtty). Port Said, 10s 9d (Diadem). St. Nasaire, 6 £ ics (Rhenbina). Sail.—The demand for this class of tonnage continues very active, and during the past few days considerable chartering business has been effected. Rates for Buenos Ayres and the River Plate closed firm, and a similar remaork applies to MonteVideo, Kio de Janeiro, West Indian, and South American freights. Baltic rates were steady. Italian and Mediterranean quotations remaiu unchanged. Ore.—Homeward rates from Bilbao, Salta Cabello, Decido, and Povina continue steady, with good demand, and the same remark equally applies to Carthagena, Benisaf, and Huelva freights. From Eiba the inquiry is still dull, and with very little offering at present from this port for transatlantic employment. Marbella, Ergast-eria, and other Mediterranean quotations remain unaltered.

LOCAL CHARTERING TRANSACTIONS. NEWPORT, MONDAY.—The following charter has just been signed ".—Outwards, rails—Newport to Bandhoim, Denmark, 9s 3d.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. ISPKOIAL TELEGKAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. I The German barque Kenilworth,' from Newcastle, New Sou-h Wales, for Java, has been wrecked in Bramble Bay Straits. Part of the crw missing. The Charles Northcote, from Sundswall for Aber- deen, grounded OP Middlegrund, but floated with assistance. The Achilles, from Fredrickshauin for Amsterdam, grounded at Kastrup, but floated with asristance. The steamer Foscolino, for Malmo, has grounded at Flinterenden, but will probably fl(lt after partial dis. charge. Th-i steamer Lemuria, previously reported ashore at Matane, has been assisted off and proceeded in tow. The Pioneer, from Faversham for Caen, has put into Newhaven m iking water. The Elena, from Irvine, has arrived at Stornoway leaking badly. Ths tUe" Power arrived at Gravesead on Sunday even- in with engines damaged. A further telegram from Aden states that-the Anadyr is lying on the sand with a list to starboard seawards, cut below the bilge three feet. ide. Low spring tides within four fee" of quarter dck. Some cargo put into lighters from the forehold.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Mondny.—Wind WNW, moderate. Weather squally. Sea moderate. Passed East—schooners J H Barrow, of Lancaster Florence Emily, of Chester Harry, of Swansea Helen Marr, of Barrow; Twig, of Liverpool; birquentine Linus, of Carnarvon barque Carmeli-ia V, of Genoa brig Jswel, of W orkington; brieantine Kupert, of Faver- sham steamers Lord O'Neill, of Belfast; New Peltou, of Newcastle Hartfell and Tiwbo. of Liverpool Morfa, of Swansea Gazelle, of West Hartlepool. Passed West—steamer Sumug, of Middlesbrough ;.j schooner Colleen, of Cork.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THB LIZARD, Monday.—Wind W, fresh. Weather fine. Pasged Bag-Sarah Bell and Adderley, of Liver. pool; Primrose, of Soutbaramoti; Drehna and Eduard, of Bremen Erna, of Arendal; Medea, of Greenock; Swansea Castle, of London; Henrich, of Grossefehn J W Marr, of Bath Doris, of Helaing- borg Giobatto Barabino, of Genoa; Kenyon, of Liverpool steamers Sutherland, of Liverpool Com- mercial, of Shields Corsair, of Loudon, Passed West -:5teamer.s Ananda, of Greenock Springfield, Vulture, Thunder, and Wm Banks, of London Wilson Line steamer Othello Clan Line steamer Cian Macdonald Neapel, of Hamburg Wilson Line steamer Colorado Boskenna Bay, of Penzance Picqua, of Liverpool; Royal Prince, Black Sea, Vesper, Ravenshoe, Elfrida, and Hugh Sleigh.

CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, July 13.—Universal ss, 843, Decido, iron ore. KOATH DOCK, July 14.—Peveril ss, 1974, London, light. ROATH DOCK, Julv 15.—Amaryllis ss, 1109, Dublin, light. Welllield ss, 1196, Liverpool, light. Boston ss, 547, Dieppe, light. Dordogne ss, 545, Bordeaux, pit- wood. Haverten s, 1645, Barrow, light. Rothesay ss, :3:6, Antwerp, light. Clapeyroa ss, 1162, Hamburg, light. Basil ss, 734. EAST BUTE DOCK, July 13.-Eros ss, 1233, Amster- dam, light. Aliende as. 10:17, Bilbao, iron ore. Maria ss, 861, Bordeaux, pitwood. EAST BUTE DOCK, uly 14.-Che-apeake as, 943, Eordeaux, pitwood. flarland, 1695, Dundee, ballast. Solway ss, 407, Glasgow, via Belfast, general. > EAST BUTE DOCK, July Ib.—BromsKTOVe ss, 427, Southampton, light. Volturno ss, 1536, Hull, sundries. (not to be landed). Aurora ss, 823, London, light. Rheubiua ss, 737, Bilbao, iron ore. Dunluce ss, 568. James Livesay, 383, Plymouth, ballast. Farza, 439. WEST BUTE DOCK, July 13.—Wyndcliffe as, 489, Havre, light. Nar ss, 136, Dublin, light. Loango, bél. M. E. C., 78, Duagarvan, pitwood. WEST BUTE DOCK, July 14.—Sophia, 49 Bridgwater, posts and rails. Seine, 47, Tremblade, pitwood. Yarra, 58, Gloucester, maize. Peika, 235, Bordeaux, pitwood, Blendalough, 132, Limerick, ballast. WEST BUTE DOCK, July lo,-Aetif ss, 56o, Caen, light. Sophie Nicolme, 214, Mandal, timber props and preserved meat. Eagle, 199. Foyle ss, 199. Liverpool, general. Saltram, 129, Arendal, china stone. Advance, 55, Penz-nce, ballast. Echo. 77. Klizabeth Ann, 37, Canal, li £ bt. Tr-gunnel, '62, Plymouth, ballast. Brothers, 52, Avonmouth, maize. Harvey, 146. PENARTH DOCK, July 13.-Scotia tug, Dunkerque, light. PENARTH DOCK, July 14.-Beethoven ss, London, light, Vindolana ss, Bristol, light.. PENARTH DOCK. July 15.— Avcliffe ss. Calais, light. General Elliot ss, Liverpool, light. Clyde ss, Liverpool, light. Standard, Falmouth, clay. United Friends, Falmouth, stone. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, July IS.-Coroiiet ss, Morris, Alexan- dria. Dowlais Si, Mills, Gibraltar. Richard Aiming ss. Sullivan, Malta. Nanna ss, Petheron, Gibraltar. Stra'bindreck, Kardaul, St John's, Newfoundland. Soda, sauners, Sanatnder. Ada Maria, Cockle, Bristol. Union, Deere, Aberthaw. „ ROATH DOCK, July 14,-Irdar ss, Polara, Bombay. Quickstep ss, Russell, Chatham. EAST BUTE DOCK. July 14.—J R Hinde ss, Scott, London. Flowergate ss, Miciielson, Cape de Verds. South Wales ss, Lloyd, Nice. Itinio s-, Wilson, Galatz. Feriniale ss. Lambert, St Nazaire. Fannie Bertha ss. Blackburn, Mesane. Lady Havelock ss, Edwards, Portland. Tage, Trivide, Para.. EAST BUTE LOCK, July 15.—Knmpen a d Leek, Veght. Batavia. WEST BUTE DOCK, July 13.-Surbiton ss, Simpson, London. Galgjrm Castlo ss, Davey, Pont rabbe. Mary, Morg tn, Barry. WEST BUTE DOCK, July 14.—Curlew ss, Candlish. Waterford. -Notre Dame de la. Ronce, Henry, Vigo, F;iui,e, Larqueret, Arcachon. ,„ WEST BUTE DOCK, July 15.—Water Lily, Clemo, Charles town. PENARTH DOCK, July 13.-Lady Armstrong ss. Aden. Allonby -s, St Malo PENARTH DOCK. July 14.—Warsaw, Monte Video. PENARTH DOCK. July 15.-itiviere, Buenos Ayres. ENTEUED OUTWARDS—July 15. I Bordeaux, Dordo-ne ss, B, o67, Huoper & Campbell Naples, Blue Jacket ss, B, 1403, Webb. G Hallett Constantinople or Odessa, Eros ss, B, 1171, G llallett Las Palmas, Cyfarthfa ss, B, 8.">8, Morel Bros & Co Havre, Wyndcliffe ss, B, 44-\ J 1 Duncan & Co Tcneritfe. Labarrouere ss, 75", Morel Bros & Co Genoa, Welltield ss, B, 1196, Bailey, Ropner & Co Galatz an i Ibrail, Aycl'lie s, B, 10„j, Hogg, Fisher, Renwick t Co Constantinople and Taganrog# VoIturno. B, 1536, Wat- son. J Bovey & (Jo Malta, Jas Westall ss, B, 1274, Dudley, M Thompson Miramichi, Panama, B 1094, Hardy, Wilson & Co Port Said, Dunbar ss, B, 1171, Pouett, J ifc M Gunn St Vincent, C.V, Haverton ss, B. lo'j, W Milburn & Co Caen. Actif ss, F, 565, Auffrec, P If Coward Bloulin-CLarente, Petit Eugene, F, 105, Fortune, Budd, Stonehous^ & Co „ TT Halifax, N S, Eros, Nwy, 285. C F Hansen & Co Buenos Ayros, Pensiero Italiano, Iy, 267, Razzeto. Morteo & Gratrex CLEARED-July 15- Buenos Ayres, Thos Hamlin, B. 12o0 coal Las Palmas, Cyfarthfa ss, B, 190" coal Havre, Wyndcliffe ss, Po. 9bJ coal Teneritfe, Labarrouere as, B, 1600 coal Port La Plata via Valparaiso. Seiriol Wyn, B lt&ozaaj Buenos Ayres, Nuova Manilla, co^' Castellamare, Teresa Picasso, Ly, coal Singapore, Australia. Ger, 2:>OCI coal Riu Grande du "ui. Cap b roward, Ger, 181 p fuel Caen, Actif ss, t. 960 coal IMPORTS—July 15, Decido, Universal 9:5, iron ore. Crawshay Bros Bordeaux, Dordogne ss, pitwood, Watts, Ward & Co Bilbao, Allende as, iron ore, Dowlais Co Bordeaux, Maria ss, pitwood, Simkin Bros Bordeaux, Chesapeake ss, pitwood, Nmkin Bros Glasgow via Belfast. Solway s, general, E Taylor & Co Hull, Volturno ss, sundries, not to be landed Bilbao, Rheuhina ss, iron ore, Dowlais Co Duncarvan, M E C, pitwood, Poweil Duiiryn Co Bridgwater, Sophia, posts and rails, Rhymney Railway Tieinblade, Seine, pitwood, Watts, Ward & Co Gloucester, Yarra, maize, spiller & Co Bordeaux, Petka, pitwood, Martin, Berg & Co Mandal, Sophie Nicoline, timber props, Jones, Ingram & Co preserveu meat, Trotter Son Liverpool, Foyle ss, general, M J .>egg & Co Arendai, Saltram, china stone Avonmouth, Brothers, maize, J Tucker Falmouth, Standard, clay Falmoutb, United Friends, stone

SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, July 13,—Sumus s- 131, Weston Point, salt. Saucy Lass, 28. Roscoff, onions. NORTH DOCK, July 14.—Mary Jane, 29. Cardiff, light. Stelanie ss, 788, Antwerp, light. Blyth wood ss, 717, Newport, light. Agnes, 58, Greenock, nitre, sir Galahad ss, 616, Garslon, light. Forward, 99, Liver. pool, pitch. NORTH DOCK, July 15.—Morfa ss, 237, Belfast, light. Tin: es ss, 160, Ulverston, pig iron. SOUTH DOCK, July 13 -wave, 60, Pfracombe, itzht. Irish Leader, 28. Arklow, fish. Velindra ss, 65, Jifra- combe, uassengeta. SOUTH DOCK, July 14.-Rio Formoso so, 99, Bristol, general. SOUTH DOCK, July i5._New Pelton ss, 525, Havr» light. Dolphin ss, 37, Sea, fish. Ezel, 155, Christi- ania, ice. PRINCE, OF WALES DOCK, July H. -Sandringham as, 735, Bristol, ballast. Sunlight ss, 245. Liverpool, general. Walney ss, 86, Duddou, iron ore. Rothbury ss, 605, Plymouth, light. Heptarchy s, 501, Sestri Levante, copper ore. Teviot ss, 1349, Bremerhaven. ballast. Ross-shire ss, 1361, Hamburg, general. Prim- rose ss, 95, Hayle, light. Nesta, 102, London, cement. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, July 15.—Hartfell ss, 91, Barroiv, steel plates. Lord O Neill ss. 1816, Belfast, general. Carmelina V, 561, Monte Video, ballast. Harry, 524, Tucacas, copper ore. T SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, July 13.—Admiral ss, Young, Roscoff. Naiad, Richard^ JJanelly. Willing. Clarke, Cadiz. Avilesino ss, RodrigUeZj Liverpool. Ann e, Smith, Briton Ferry. Zingara, Couch, Rotterdam. Tay ss, Lake, Pont 1 Abbe. Antrim ss, Brown, Belfast. Marie ss. De St Jean, Bordeaux. NORTH DOCK. July 14.—Kate, Taylor, Newport. Erimus ss, Burrow Devoran. Piel Castle, Clarke, Glenarm. Pilot, Bah, Lynn, NORTH DOCK, July 16 —SMUUS 5S, Hodgson, West Ba.nk. SO' TH DOCK, July 13--city of Bristol ss, Walsh, Rotterdam. Florence. Thomas, Rosario. Balniel ss, Cowell, 13elfast. SOUTH DoCK, July H.-Brice, Watkins, Stackpole. Irish Leader, Carroll, Dublin. r SOUTH DOCK, July lb.-Velindra ss, Read Ilfracombe Maria Lamb, B nd, Yarmouth. Rio Formoso ss. Davies, Bristol. PRINCE OF WALES^ DOCK. July 14.—Rovigo ss, S. -LS, Harris, Lisbon. Moitanass, Williams, Philadelphia. Clara, Kuhlmann, san Francisco. Valeria, McKay, Barrow. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, July lS.-Bess Mitchell, Davies. Gibraltar. ENTERED OVTWARDuly 16. Naples, Sam Weller ss. B, 964, Letricheux & David Venice or Ancona, Stefanie ss, Aiis. 788, J Wood <fc Co River Plate, Caruielina E, 1 y, 1660, ? Penco & Hon St Nazaire, Blytliwood as, B. 770, Gibson, E Williams Harbour Grace, Ne foundland, Carrie Harvey, B, 99, Wyatt, Rutherford & Co Philadelphia aud Baitimoie, Lord O'Neill ss, B 1815 Ferris, Williams, Torrey & Field » Philadelphia, Ross-shire ss. B, 1:, J Wood & Co Batoum, T viot ss, B, 1349, Corkindale. Burgess <ft Co Villanuevi, Sandringham as. B, 1<08. J Wood & Co Valencia. Grao ss, Son, 942 Cano, F Lewis Hueiva, Sir Galahad ss, B, 616, Luty T P Richards CLEARED—July 15. w Valencia, Grao ss, Spn, 900 p fuel, 315 coal Svendborg, Odin, l>en, 29o co;il St Valery SS, Boadicea, B, 200 coal IMPORTS—July 15 Roscoff, Saucy Lass, 30 potatoe". 2 onions, C Allen Tuoacas, Krycina. 882 copper ore, Richardson & Co Cagiiari, Heptarchy as, 187 bags antimony ore, 108 bags inanganese ore. 363 lead ore Sestri Levante, Heptarchy SiI, 660 copper ore, 14 pack- ages private effects, 1 box samples of ore, 2 casks wine, 2 demijohns wine, H Bath & Son Tncaca", Harry, 96o copper ore. Richardson & Co Christiania, Ezel, ice. Swansea Ice Co Barrow, Hart Fell, 320 tinplate bars, order Duddon, Wahley ss, 250 iron ore, Amman Iron-Co Bridgwater. Henry, sundries Weston.Point, Sumus ss, 245 salt, Vivian it Sona Liverpool, Forward, 186 pitch, order London, Nesta, 175 cement, Mannesm inn Tube Co Ulverston, Timbo ss, 280 pig iron, Milbrook Iron Co Sea, Irish Leader, 2 herrings, Benson Bros Port Dinorwic, Ina Las-, 58 slate- Thomas, Watkins" Jenkins Sea, Dolphin ss, 6 fresh fish. Benson Bros EXPORTS COASTWISE—July 15. Aberporth, Mary Jane, 42 coal. S & J Hill Dublin, Willie, 200 coal, Gwann Cae Gurwen Co Rochester, Eliza, 350 coal, W G Foy & Co Plymouth, Ann Cr..wdson, 245 coal. M Lewis Bristol, Copious, 120 saltcake, Vivian (t Sons West Bank, Sumus s, 265 saltcake, Vivian & Sons Belfast, Primrose, 240 coal, E W Cook & Co London, Paris ss, 470 coal, Cwmaman Co Workington, Walney ss, 260 coal, Ystradgynlais'Co Workingt n, Hart Fell ss, 335 coal, Nant Merthyr Co Sea, Dolphin ss, 10 bunkers, Vivian & Sons Loudon,.New Pelton ss, ao coal, W Howell

NEWPORT—ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, July 14.—Guy Colin ss, 1463, London, light. Nivent ss, 1085, Liverpool, light,, Roraima ss, 761, Sharpness, light. Llandaff as, 258, Dartmouth, light. Helmstadt ss, 974, Amsterdam, light. Orion, 267, -Rio Janeiro, ballast. Decima ss, Rotterdam, light. ALEXANDRA DOCK, July 15.—Talley Abbey ss, 605, Harbnrg, light. OLD DOCK, July 14.—Kirkless ss, 245, Watertord, light. Capt McClure ss, 304, Dublin, light. Citizen, 197, Youghal. ballast. Edith Maud, 124, Havre, ballast. HIVER, July 14.-Robt Ingham ss, 660, London, light. F/lenmore ss, 1560, Glasgow, light Banner ss. 99, Liverpool, general. Fleetwing, 30. Bristol, light. Richmond ss, 769, Decido, iron ore. Mary Lander, 36, Watchet, light. Pamela Pennant, 29, Fishguard, bal. last. Edith, 84, Skibbereen, ballast. St Agnes, 57; St Agnes, ballast. Ollvia ss, 127, Portreath, ballast. Nautilus, 61, Lynmouth, light. Ocean, 48, Watehet. light. Corrwg .-5, 570, Bilbao, iron ore. Gleaner. 99, Cork, light. Sarsfield, 128. C-rk, limestone. Winds- worth, 84, Castletown, Berehaven, ballast. Welsh Prince Sil, 86, Bristol, ereneral. RIVER, July 15.-Liiicolti.bire ss, 65, Carmarthen, light. St Davids ss, 57, Bristol, general. Ethel ss, 67, Bristol, general. Llanelly ss, 167. Llanelly, tin in transit. Flora, 45, Hichbridge, light. Lily Dale, 1S7, Cork. limestone. Elizabeth, 131, Queenstewn, lime- stone. Jas Renforth as. 24, Bristol, general. Waft, 130, Cork, limestone. Star of Hope, Waterford, iron. Farnley Hall ss, 606, Bilbao, iron ore. Thomasine and Mary, 49, Dublin, ballast. Rapid, l26, Wexford, bal- last. Atlas, 127, Wexford, ballast. Abm Sutton ss, 174, Cerk, ligbj. Fanny, 49, Cork, light. Endeavour, 58, Bude. ballast" Victoria, 39, Barnstaple, bailast. Bride, 199, Hayle, light. Mary Jane, 39, Bristol, light. Weish Prince ss, 66, Bristol, light. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, July 14.-Redbrook ss, Williams. Gibraltar. Dunholme ss, Matthews, Galatz. Palmas ss, Evans, Las Palmas. Commercial as, Weaver, Southampton. Henri Marguerite. Ybert, L'Orient. OLD DOCK, July 14.-Volga ss, Hugh*, Belfast. Capt Parry ss, Smith, C »rk. Kampokus ss. Johns. Cork. Rathkenny ss, Cameron, Belfast. Aimable, Fetard, Concarneau. Bohailard, Noblanc, Port Laun ^y. RIVER, July 14.—Enterprise, Quinn, Cork. John and Mary. Morgan, Aberthaw. Mabel, Wadmore, C liquet, Ellen Williams, Lamy, Newqnay. Caiedonia, Dempsey, Wexford. Emma Jane, Pentewan. Sarah and Mary, Connary. Cork. Darid, Smith, Bridgwater. Recruit, Molloy, Wexford, Blythwoode ss, Gibson, Swansea. E C, Syrnons, Gweek. Colleen, Donovan, Queenstown. HIVER, July 15.—Welsh Prince ss, Howe, Bristol. Ceres, Petherick, Penryn. Superb, Webber, Bristol. Jno C Wade, Murphy, Wexford. Ulelia, Phillips, Mevagissey. Abbey, Jones. Aberthaw. Hawk, Ross, F~omington, Snipe as, Thomas, Liverpool. Flora, Hall, llighbrict-Le. Francois, Pethon, Morlaix. ENTERED OUTWARDS—July 15. Niotas, Edith Maud, B. 124. Thomas, E J Rees & Co Paysandu, Orion, wy, 2o7. Jones, Heard & Co Savona. Robert 1 ogham ss, B, 660, Cay, T Beynon & Co Brest, Aiyle, B, 61. Le Berrigand, Budd& Co Sevills. Talley Abbey ss, B, 603, pyman, Watson & Co Lisbon, Farnley Hall ss, B, 606. Orders A Handford Palermo, Helmstedt ss, B, 974, Evans, C A Young & Co CLEARED—July 15. Bahia Bianca, Tt ongate, B, 1430 coal Seville, TaJiey Abbey s.s, B, 1000 coal Fiaueira, Nimrod, Nwy, 163 cual ¡;io Janeiro, Leopold von Vangerow, Ger, 1770 coal Vera Cruz, River Mersey ss, B, 1000 rails, 2M waggons IMPORTS—July 15. Decido, Richmond ss, 1 00 iron ore, Decido Iron Ore Co Bilbao, Corrwg ss, IlCa iron ore. Ebhw Vale Co B lbao, Farnley Hall ss, 1250 iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co Waterford, Star of Hope, 123 old rails, T Wilks Co Bristol, Edith, general, Burton & Sous Liverpool, Banner ss, general, Burton A Sons Bristol, St Davids ss, general, Burton & Sons Bristol, Ethel ss, general, Burton & Sons Cork, Sarstield ss, limestone Bristol, Welsh Prince ss, general, T Mitchellj Llanelly, Llanelly ss, 50 tin, in transit Cork, Lily Dale, limestone, J F Thomas & Co Cork, Waft, limestone EXPORTS COASTWISE-Julv 15. Bridawater, Elizabeth, 70 coal, J L Smith & Co London, Roraima. ss, 1300 coal, D H Morgan & Co Highbridte, Flora, 110 coal, Stephenson, Clarke & Co Barnstaole. Victoria. 55 coal. H Evans Barnstaple. Fanny, 76 coal, H Evans Ulverston, Lincolnshire, 50 iron, Burton & Sons Watchet, Mary Lander, CO coal, W Hockey Bristol, Flower of the Severn, 120 coal, Rennie, Wilkin- son & Co Newquay, Belle of the Plym, 160 coal, D H Morris Portreath, Olivia, 260 coal, D H Morris Londonderry, Volga, 340 coal. Burton d6 Sona Hayle, Bride, 335 coal, J M Akers Bristol, Iron Duke, 170 coal, J M Akers Bristol. Edith ss, general, Burton & Sons Liverpool, Banner ss. 200 tinplates. Burton & Sons Liverpool, Snipe ss. 290 tinplates, Burton & Sons Bristol, Conham, 74 gas water Dartmouth, Llandaff SS. 500 coal, J F Thomas & Co Ballinacurra, Florence, 240 coal, T Wilks & Co Cork, Abm Sutton s, 320 coal, T Wilks & Co Bristol, Clifton as. 110 coal, Abercaru Coal Co Barnstaple, F A M E. 73 coal, Clapp & Co Plymouth, Friends, 68 coal, Clapp & Co Dublin, Capt McClnre, 580 coal, J F Thomas & Co Waterford, Kirkless ss, 430 coal, J F Thomas & Co

LLANELLY. CLLARED-.July 15. Morlaix, Ville de Napoleon, F, 130 coal Caen, Chanzy ss, F, 840 coal Middlesbrough, Hannah, B, 240 coal Liverpool via Cardiff, Orpheus ss, B, general Hull, Via, B, 210 copperas Kilmore. Alice Eleanor, B, 84 coal Liverpool vi-a Newport, Lianelly ss, B, general DIPORTS-J 11ly 15. Halifax, N.S, Hugm, 0.458 deals, Williams, Davies

POST-OFFICE SAVINGS BANK. SOUTH WALES DEPOSITS. The working classes of our country are learning to recognise more and more the importance of making provision for the future. Benefit societies of various kinds have become interwoven with the social life of the masses and the post-office savings bank, with its ramifications in every corner of the land, is commanding in ever- increasing degree their confidence. Apart from thair value in other respects, the fact that in- pt:,r;^ons of this character have taken muel-, firm root is a subject for congratulation, alike to the matter-of-fact political economist and to the visionary social reformer. It demonstrates clearly the progress which the principles of thrift and frugality are making in our midst. Having re- gard to our vaunted enlightenment this progress may be slow but nevertheless it is very sure. The annual returns of the Post-office' Savings Bank just issued supplies undoubted evidence on this head, and from the mass of figures many a suggestive fact may be deducted. The total number of accounts remaining open at Post-office Savings Banks in the British Isles on the 31st December, 1853, was no fewer than 4,220,927, and the amount inclusive of interest standing to the credit of the accounts was no less than LSS,556,394 93 8d. The number of depositors represents a consider- able proportion of our total adult population. A comparative table, showing the amounts to the credit of the respective countries, with the popu- lation of each at the census of 1881,will be studied with interest. Population, Amount to credit 1881. of accounts. England 24,631,212 £ 52,028,578 12 5 Ireland 5,250000 3,233,722 7 8 Wales 1,343,227 1,895,911 11 4 Scotland 3,750,OCO 1,252,468 18 0 Uommg to toe purely Welsh deposits, we tincl that more than three-fourths of the total amount stands to the credit of South Wales accounts (ex- cluding Monmouthshire). The figures are. I Population, £ s d I South Wales 881.117 1,378,830 15 7 North Wales 462,110 517,080 15 9 The amount to the credit of South Wales repre- sents about 21114 2d per head of the population, while in North Wales it is no more than £1 2s 5d per head. In order that a comparison may be instituted between the counties, we append statistics as to each county in South Wales:- Population, Amount 1831. deposited. Glamorgan 511.433 2867,520 19 2 Monmouth 21*267 467,362 4 11 Carmarthen 124,864 153,794 16 1 Pembroke 91,824 147,548 0 8 Cardigan 70,270 91,744 1 1 Brecknock 57,746 79,311 6 0 Radnor 23,528 • • 38,911 2 7 A tatue giving the total to thecreau ot ttio priu- cipal towns, with their population in 1881, must be to some extent misleading, especially in the case of Cardiff, where, since the last census, tbe number of inhabitants has increased by leaps and bounds. Cardiff excepted, however, the relative increase in the population of other South Wales towns, has proceeded in large degree in a similar ratio. In the table appended it should be stated that the population is that of the registration sub- districts in each case. The figures are not to be taken as indicative of the relative saving pro- pensities of thediffarent towns, inasmuch as there are trustee savings banks in certain places in addition to these at the Post Offices. Swanseaand Llanelly are cases in point Deposit. Population. £ s. d. Cardiff 94,656 245,953 16 0 Bute Docks — 24,697 8 3 Swansea 50,120 91,177 7 10 Merthyr n 51,712 40,149 15 9 Aberdare 38,137 32,244 2 1 Newport 33,932 114,663 12 5 Pontypool 25,297 33,668 18 6 Tredegar 34,685 25,603 17 8 Llanelly 23,933 40.023 7 1 Pontypridd 30,250 18,875 13 11 Carmarthen 12,872 35,627 3 1 Neath 21,548 50,063 13 9 Brecon 7,987 21.717 7 I Tenby 10,341 19,011 14 11

TRYING TO KISS THE BLARNEY STONE. A carpenter named Cornelius Cahill, while at- tempting to kiss the famous stone at Blarney Castle, on Sunday, lost his balance and fell to the ground, a distance of 50 feet. The violence of his descent was broken by the limbs of a tree. He was unconscious when he reached the ground. He was conveyed to the North Infirmary, Cork, where it was found that he bad sustained no more serious injury than a sprained ankle. He quickly recovered consciousness. The last man who tell while making a similar attempt was killed.

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TO TAILORS.—Thoroughly practical Tailor, with -IL large ca-h connexion, wishes to meet with good, steady Working Partner only small capital required. —Address Excelsior, I-Soutb Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 654 iEfttrhngmaL A GENTLEMAN, 34, of good position, wishes to form the acquaintance of a Lady with means, with a view to early marriage satisfactory reasons given for advertising.—Address, in confidence (which will not be abused), stating particulars, to Wilfred, South Wales Daily News Office, Swansea. 6941 IF YOU ARE MARRIED, or contemplate taking this important step, we can send you valuable information which you ought to kuow, Send your address, and we will send catalogue and pamphlet free-Address H. G. Kerr, Mostyn-road, Merton, Surrey. 512 THE Matrimonial Herald and Fashionable Marriage Gazette is the original and only recognised medium for high-class introductions, and represents the largest and most successful Matrimonial Agency in the world. N.B.-Tho public are cautioned against imitations. Price 3d (under cover 4d), All communica- tions should be addressed to EDITOR, 40, LAMB'S CONDUIT-STREET, LONDON. W.C. 3735 (Educational. A LADY requires a re-engagement as morning or afternoon Governess. Excellent references.— Governess, outh Wales Daily News Office, Cardiff. 5434 ill eft if al. TO CHEMISTS.—Wanted,an Assistant for a mixed business.—Apply Chemist, care of Mr Dance, Cardiff-street. Aberdare. 695 Host and Xanno. FOUND on Sunday, July 7th, near Crickhowell (Breconshire), Spaniel Bitch. If not claimed within three days will be sold.—Apply 49, The Parade, Roath, Cardiff. LOST, you:>g white Setter Dog, "Don yellow ears, brass plate on leather collar finder re- warded ;-(tetainer prosecuted. -Tonglwydfawr, Cwm. dare, Aberdaie. 560 LOST, Dark Bay Pony, about 13 hands, white star on forehead, tail cut short. Information to W. Rees, Grocer, Ton. Ystrad Rhondda. 492 Domestic ^eriiaitts. A GOOD ai'd respectable General Servant wanted three in family; good wages given. —Apply Mrs Ralls, Gelliwastod-terrace. Pontypridd. 596 AN experienced General Servant wanted at once.— Apply, with references, 64, High-street, Merthyr Tydfil. 679 OOD General Servant wanted references re- SJT qnired.—Apply 27, Castle-street, Swansea. 6948 W"ANTED, Situation as Housekeeper, where a servant is kept, by an experienced person, aged 40.—A.. Daily News Office, Merthyr. 732 WANTED, good General Servant, able to under- V take plain cooking and light part of washing four in family.- Lawrence, 68, Commercial-road, Newport. 6944 WANTED, a good General Servant, able to do T T plain cooking; must have good references.— Apply to Mrs Greenbill, 1, Church-street, Penarth. 671 WANTED, a General Servant, able to do plain cooking and washing. 42, Castle-street, Bristol.—Apply Hellespont House, Newport. Pem. WANTED, a thorough clean, respectable General Servant for a small private family plain cook- ing good character—25, Hampton-park, Clifton, Bristol. 722 WANTED immediately, a good Cook good refer- ences indispensable.—Apply, with full particu- lars, to Lady Morgan, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 688 WANTED, a good General Servant, good wages also a Nurse, 16.—Apply Mrs Thomas, Graigiven- piace, Pontypridd. 690 WANTED, good trustworthy General Servant.— Apply, with references, to Ed. Williams, Grocer, 16, Perrott-street, Treharris, near Quaker's Yard, 660 WANTED, a good Cook, over 30; must have u;ood character.—Apply to Mrs Hughes, Glan- cothi, Nantgaredig, Carmarthenshire, 6910 Wr ANTED immediately, a good Cook for the country; good references indispensable.— Apply, with full particulars, to Mrs Dawes, 62, King-street, Carmarthen. 6bl WANTED. House Parlour Maid one iady £ 18. Cook, £ 20. Under Housemaid, £ 10 General may do.—Mrs Morgan. 71, Park-street, Bristol. 620 ANTED, Situation as First-class Cook; ex- perienced on souns, entrees, game, sweets, banquets hotel preferred.—Apply Mrs Nowell's Registry. Aberystwyth. 613 WANTED, a Servant, able to wash and iron and I do plain cooking.—Apply Mrs Davies, Mount Pleasant, Pontnewynydd, Pontypool. 617 WANTED, a domesticated House-keeper to manage small house and three children, youngest 6 years good home to a suitable person. Apply Azariah Jones, opposite Clives Inn, Caer- philly. 634 WANTED, respectable Girl, age from 14 to 16.— Apply W. Richards, High-street, Cwmavon, Port Talbot. 630 WANTED, Housekeeper (between 40 and 50) in small family; countrywoman preferred.— Address Home. Daily News Office, Cardiff. 555 WANTED, an experienced Servant must be a good plain cook.—Apply Mrs L. P. Jones, Galon Uchaf, Merthyr. 648 WANTED, situation as Working Housekeeper good references.—Address E. D. Coutts. 31, Ascog-street, East Moors, Cardiff. 537 FilliE Insertion of several Advertisements is I delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. filiations fflaranfc BOOT TRADE —Wanted,20 Rivetters on Men's-and Youths' Nailed Work liberal wages, and first- class workshops.—Apply W. B. Witchell, South Wales Boot Manufactory. Abersychan. 686 BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, good Machinist on men's light work indoors or out.— Poynton and Co., Limited, Boot Manufacturers. Cardiff. 607 BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, Rounders and Finishers on men's light and nail work con <tant employ- ment all the year round for good workmen and steady men.-Poynton and Company, Limited, Boot Manu- facturers, Cardiff. 454 UTCHERS.—Wanted, Young Man, well up in ii shop and slaughter-house must have good references.—144, Clifton-street, Roath, Cardiff. 600 IVIL S ERVICE APPOINTM ENTS.—Salaries, £ 30 C to £400. Tuition by correspondence. Rapid postal preparation for Clerkships, Excise, Customs, ifcc. No payment until successful Stamp.—Secretary, 48, Linton-street, Islington, London 657 -MIGR'ÀTIOK.-Frf'e Passages to Queensland, (Pi Australia. Young Women and real Farm Labourers can obtain Free Passages by applying to W. Milton Locke, Emigration and Advertising Offices, High-street. Newport, Mon. 488 BTIXPERIENCED Barmaid Wanted, used to quick Iy counter trade; references required.—Apply Wine and Spirit Vaults, 27, Castle-st. Swansea. 6946 FEMALE Attendants wanted at the County Asylum, Angelton, Bridgend ages not under 20 per- sonal applications preferred, and may be made any forenoon to the Medical Superintendent. 693 HELVE MAKER wanted at once must be steady; constant job.—J. Morgan, Caerleon, Mon. 6924 LADIES can earn Income of 15s to 30s weekly, at home, by Automatic Knitting Machine cash or hire purchase terms work supplied.—S. W. Company, 67, i^outhwark street, London. Agents wanted. 594 MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS.—All classes requiring any situations, in doors, or out. write at once. •' Situation Guide," free. Busy time hundreds suited; don't delay.—Tanner and Co. (Box 54), 112, Newington Causeway, London. Men late Army, Navy, or Mer- chant Service also write. 6J5 SEA.—Apprentices Wanted for Iron Ships premium 30 guineas, returned as wages dnring apprentice- ship; berthed apart from crew.—Address Owners, 14, St. Mary Axe, London, E C. 684 SERVANT.—Wanted, a good General Servant.— S Apply to Morris <& Co., Drapers, Clifton-street, Cardiff. 738 rnHREE HOUSE JOINERS must be good trades- I it men none others need a.pply.-Wrlte par- ticulars to Joiners, Daily News," Swansea. 6884 mO BAKERS and CONFECTION ERS.-Wanted at once, a good Second Hand (abstainer) indoors. —T. Hamn r and Company, Bakers and Confectioners, Builth. 52t) mo HAIRDRESSERS.—W anted immediately, a I good Haircutter and Shaver must be steady no Sunday work.—Apply 222, High-street, Treorky. 708 10 PAINTERS.—Wanted immediately, two good X Brush Hands.—C. T. Morgan, Painter, <Sc., Mountain Ash. 55 r jno PAINTERS & Paperhangers.—Wanted at once, X a good Hand.—Apply to R. A. Rogers, Con- tractor, Maryport-street, lisk. 540 rg'W SADDLERS and Harness Makers.—Wanted, a I. good General at once.—A. E. Davias, Usk. 541 npo TAILORS.—Wanted at once, three General A Hands.—R. P. Evans, 12, Alfred-street, Maesteg 694 TO TAXLQRS.—Wanted, good Trousers Hand none but steady men need apply.—A. Pront, Ton, Pentre. 691 rjTO TAILORS.—Wanted at once, a steady Young X Man as General Hand constant employment to suitable person. -Apply B. Francis, Tonypandy, Rhondda Valley. 561 TO TAILORS.—Wanted immediately, two "good General Hands.—Apply J. Evans, Tailor, Cloth Hall, Ystrad Rhondda. 500 PHOLSTERER wanted imraediately.-Apply J. tJ Thouim, Cabinet-maker, 34, Llewellyn-street, Pentre, Ystrad. 499 WANTED, two good, steady Compositors for few days.—Apply personally on Tuesday, Barry Dock News" Office, Main-street, Cadoxton, Barry. 685 WANTED, sharp Boy to attend horse and deliver goods one acquainted with town'preferred.— Apply 111, St. Mary-street, Cardiif. 733 WANTED, experienced Man as Coachman and Gardener, with assistant. Wife to do laundry. Good references necessary; state wages. — Box. South Wafcs Pkily News, Cwdiff. WANTED, a good General Hand at gas bells and bot water work,-Apply J. Foslett, Charles- street, Newport, Mon. 6943 WANTED at once, steady Man to look after Horse wV and Cart for hauling coal, &c.— Apply personally, Mrs Rees, 59, Station-road, Hirwain. 606 WANTED immediately. Carpenters and Brick- W layers.— Apply, stating wages required, to James Julian, Contractor, Truro. 6623 WANTED, at Porthkerry Rectory (post Cow- bridge), Groom-Gardener. Strictest character. 660 WANTED, a good Pattern Maker accustomed to General ElIldneering and Foundry Work,- Address Foundry, "Daily News Office, Newport.6932 WANTED, a few Young Lathesmen.—Apply, V stating age and wages required, to The Waddle Patent Fan and Engineering Co., Llanelly. 6903 WANTED, a Foreman at a large Brick and Pipe T V Works, to take charge of the sanitary ware and terra-cotta departments must be good mould-caster, and ODe acquainted with the potter 3 wheel preferred none but competent men need apply; wages £ 2 per week, with house, garden, and coal free.—Apply to John Hall, Manager, Candy and Co., Limited, Heath- field, Newton Abbot, South Devon. 6864 ANTED, good Haircutter and Shaver, 18 to 20 T v no Suriday work, -AppIV, stating wages required, Thomas Owen, 9, Katie-street, Blaengarw, near Bridgend. South Wales. 604 WANTED. Collar Makers.—Apply Jones and Co., Wisemore. Walsall. 525 WANTED immediately. Stokers and Armourers for Royal Navy.—Apply to Royal Marine Recruiting Sergeants stationed at Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, and Merthyr. 518 WANTED, a Fitter, experienced in turning Tin- v* house Rolls.—State references and full par- ticulars to Tin Plate. Daily News," Cardiff. 574 OA MEN WANTED to carry Umbrellas.—Apply at 10 o'clock on Wednesday morning, Cardiff Bill Posting Co.'s Works, Old Royal, Hayes, Cardiff. 717 OO WEEKLY and upwards may be easily and honestly realised by perns of either sex, withont hindrance to present occupation.—For par- ticulars and sample, enclose addressed envelope to Evans, Watts, and Company (P 137), Merchants, Bir- mingham.—This is genuine. 217 mHK Insertion of several Advertisements is X delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. lJqp Assistants, &x. DRAPERY and Outfitting.— Experienced Young Man, good window-dresser and 8&lesman state age, experience, reference, and salary.—J. P. Pugh and Co., Knilth Wells. 616 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, experienced Young Ladies.—Apply F. J. Howell, Windser- road, Penarth. DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, an experienced Young Lady (Welsh).—Apply to L. B.Lewis, Morriston. SS.RAPERY.—Wanted,pushing Junior hand.—State full particulars W. Evans, Temple of Fashion, Treorky, Rhondda. 696 DRAPERY,—Wanted, Two Apprentices terms on application.—Apply to J. Jones, Ystrad House, Lampeter. 648 DRAPERY.—Wanted.a good stylish Milliner able to serve if required. — Apply, with full particu- lars, A. Morris, Blaina. 562 DRAPERY.—Wanted, experienced Young Ladies for fancy departments also Apprentices for general draperv.—Apply Thomas Yorath, Swansea 6871 DRAPERY.—A smart Junior (Welsh) Wanted.— Apply to David J. Jones, Mount Pleasant Garden, Aberdare. 511 'hRICS-'jSI AKERS Wanted;experiencedbodice H J hands outdoor.—Apply Griffith James, High- street. Cardiff. 637 GROCEWi-wa.nted, Young Man to look after VJT horse and attend to warehouse. Abstainer pre- ferred.—Apply C. J. Price. Manchester House, Tre- degar. 725 (1 ROCERS' ASSISTANT —Wanted, a quick Junior IT Hand.—Apply, with reference, Jabez Davies, High-street, Swansea. 6896 ROCERY.—Wanted, steady, reliable Young Man, JT about 18, well used to horses, to take charge of horse, deliver goods, warehouse work. Ac.; must pro- duce good reference. — D. Thomas, High-street, Swansea. 6947 £'1 ROCERY.—Junior, quick and obliging, wanted JT satisfactory references required; state full par- ticulars T. W. Jones, The Town Supply Stores, Ponty- pridd. 649 ROCERY.—Re-engagement wanted as Junior "JT Assistant by a Young Man age 19; 6$years' experience highest references.—Grocer,"Daily News" Office, Cardiff 523 GROCERy.-wanted at once, a good Junior; character indispensable.—Apply, stating refer- ence and sahry required (out-door), Ellis Evans, Gloucester House. Llanelly. 480 ("*1 ROCERY.—Wanted a strong Junior, about 18, to Tf deliver and assist at counter character must bear investigation.—John Davies, Porth. 460 ROCERY. — Wanted, a Young Man to deliver jj goods and assist in shop.—J. Isaac, Brynmawr. 469 469 GROCERY.. and PROVISIONS.—Wanted imme- VJT diately, an experienced Assistant; must produce good references. Welsh necessary.—S., Daily News" Office, Pontypridd. GROCERY AND PROVISIONS.—Wanted, good VJT Junior Hand Welsh.—Randell. and Sou, Co. operative Supply, Burry Port. ROCERY AND" PROVISIONS. —Wanted, ex- perienced hand also Junior; must produce good references.—Apply Evans, Emporium, Ebbw Vale. 698 ROCERY and Provision Trade.—Wanted, an "JT experienced Assistant Welsh necessary.—Apply Win. Harris, 144, High-street, Merthyr. 678 (GROCERY and PROVISIONS.—Wanted immedi- ately, experienced Warehouseman, able to assist at counter; Welsh.—Apply, references, particulars, Thomas Price, Circle, Tredegar. 622 ROCERY.—Wanted, Young Man, about 18, to V)T deliver must be used to horses.—Apply, with references, to Jabez Davies, Swansea. 6897 i*/| ILLINERS.—Wanted, experienced Hands, able XT I to serve in showroom also Apprentices. — Jones and Co., Ca ll Drapers, 82, Queen-street. Cardiff. 740 MILLIN E H.S. Wanted, a good nand, able to serve JuUL through preferred.—Apply to J. Davies & Co., Treherbert. 697 J ILLINERS Wanted.—Apply,with full particulars', JLT I to G. Jones, Victoria House, Abercarn. Good references indispensable, 544 MILLINERY.—Wanted, a styli3h Milliner,— Apply, with full particulars, to Morris & Co., Clifton-street, Cardiff. 738 |^>ROVISION HAND wanted.—Apply Gunson and fi. Co.. 19, Commercial-street, Newport. 6895 WANTED, a thoroughly experienced firsthand W Saleswoman (Welsh) for showrooms.—Apply, stating full particulars, enclosing carte, John Lewis, Commerce Honse, Carmarthen. mJGTANTED, an experienced Dressmaker must be TT a good fit and able to manage workroom.— Apply, with references, stating salary, to W. P. Thomas, Glasgow House, Abertillery. 451 WANTED, a stylish Milliner accustomed to TT serve in showroom.—Apply, with references, stating salary, 4c., to W. P. Thomas, Glasgow House, Abertillery. 462 WANTED, experienced Skirt Hand, able to drape well. State age, reference, and salary required. —Apply J. A. Griffiths, Co<;dpenmaen-rd., Pontypridd. 6920 YOUNG PERSON for the Stationery Business^ .IL about 18 one near Roath preferred reference and character required.—A. Shapcott, Post-office, Roath, Cardiff. 724 mHE Insertion of several Advertisements is X delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters a?e net allowed to deliver letters so addressed Otlnhs,mnnagtr5, &'t. EXPERIENCED Auditor desires Evening Employ- ment tradesman's accounts made up moderate fees assistance in companies.—Auditor, Daily News Office, Cardiff. 564 mo MINING ENGINEERS or Colliery Managers.— X A young Mining Engineer from the North, is willing to pay liberally for the privilege of having a few days in the workings of a first class steam coal colliery.—C. K. "Cardiff Times" Office, Cardiff. 510 ANTED, Colliery Manager for smalTccilliery. W must hold first-class certificate; preference given to one used to No. 2 Rhondda Seam.-Apply, stating salary required, to E. B., No, 6, Nolton-street, Bridgend. XNTED,a good Draughtsman for a few weeks!^ Apply with particulars, and salary required, to C., Estate Office, Portwl. 682 WANTED, engagement as Bookkeeper or Clerk in vT colliery office accustomed to railway work highest references.—Address Rees, Post-office, Cross Hands, Carmarthen. 559 W" ANTED, intelligent Young Man, used to double ff entry book keeping state wages, experience, references, by letter only, Manager, Ice Factory, Cardiff. 466 Situations lOlanteti. ARDENER seeks a Situation, single-handed, or JT where help is given England preferred.— Address 464, Daily News Office, Cardiff. 464 SITUATION wanted as Cowman look after a Jersey cattle 110 objection to a kitchen garden; good references.—H. Iber. Abbot's Leigh, Briitol. 626 WANTED, a situation as Watchman, or anv place T T of trust; good testimonials security if re- quired.—William Richards, 39, Marion-street, Splot- lands, Cardiff. 530 ORKING Gardener requires Situation; excel- t lent references; good reason for leaving present situation, — Thomas. 11, Wood street, Penarth. 429 fTMHE Insertion of several Advertisements is X delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. £ gmcies, fotbelbrs, &t. A GOOD AGENT wanted salary and commission will suit anyone having spare time gentle- manly occupation no goods or samples to c irrv ptknlars free by post.—Apply to Box 47a, St Thomas Chambers, London Bridge. 13714 5179 ACTIVE Agents wanted. Rare opportunity for earning money something new required by all classes. —G. D. Bacon, 127. Strand, London. 355 AGENT wanted, with connection amongst Iron Workers, Collieries, and ail steam users, to re- present Manufacturing Chemists on liberal commission. —Address 600, W. Porteous and Co.. Glasgow. 709 AGENTS wanted in every Town and Village throughout the United Kingdom. Terms most liberal.—Apply to Room 5, 1 and 2, Chiswell- street, London. 662 AGFNTS Wanted; goods in steady demand salary and commission.—Ireton and Co., 92, Grace- church street, London. 142 A GKNTS Wanted everywhere for "The Complete Business Register," tradesman's summary account book. Salary and commission.—Messrs H. Pamphilon. Congleton. Cheshire. 136 HARDWARE, Bedsteads, Furniture, Harmoniums, JLiL Clothing, Electro Plate, Jewellery, Watches, Agents wanted. Dealers' book free.—Henry May (292), Birmingham. 687 ONDON, EDINBURGH, & GLASGOW ASSUR JLJ ANCE CO.—Wanted, good Agents for the above at Gorseinon, Morriston, Swansea Valley, Birchgrove, etc mmt be good canV!lss"rs.-App]y J. Maesyddog Francis, Pleasant-terrace, Morriston. 6940 MALI. SHOPKEEPERS, Foremen of Larg* Works, Timekeepers, Clerks, amI other rep<"ct,. able working-men wanted everywhere to fonn clubs for watches, clocks, electro-plated goods, cutleiy, &c. &c. Members pay Is per week splendid value.—Foe terms, &e.. Kendaland Dent, 106. Cbide. London, Great Success. 13792 I STOCK EXCHANGE SPECULATIONS.—A gentle. man of long experience, engaged successfully in t,his business on his own account, wishes to act for a few clients tns, an eighth of the actual profits realised no other charge or liability whatever refer- ences ana security if required.—Write for particulars to T. Roberts, 12, Union Court, Old Broad-street, London. 196 R" OYAlTcOUNTiES FRIENDLY SOCIETY.— MA; Additional Agents wanted throughout South Wales and Monmouthshire whole or spare time liberal terms tc suitable men immediate benefit given. —Apply A. Smith, 29. Fifth-row, Georgetown, Trede- gar; or, D. Owen, 18, Castle-street, Swansea. 6921 WANTED, an Organizing Agent for the Temper. vV ance Society, Newport. Applications to be in writing, stating age, qualifications, references, and salary required, and sent in not later than 3rd August, marked "Application," and addressed to the Secre- tary, Temperance Hall, Newport, Mon. 489 jQ/* MONTHLY easily made by Selling our Cele- dw" brated Teas, French Coffee, and Cocoa.— Write for particulars to Oliver, Oliver and Co., 324, Southgate-road, London. 6574 lEo&giwjs, apartments, &c. ¡, A GENTLEMAN dining out requires nice Furnished Apartments in Penarth, close to Station and facing sea.—Apply Seashore, Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 739 CCOMFORTABLE HOME for one or two Gentlemen j in select and quiet part.—Apply 22, Plasturton- gardens, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 587 LLANWRTYD WELLS.—Comfortable Apartments, Ac terms moderate.—Apply to E. Footman, Victoria-square. Llanwrtyd Wells. 713 PENARTH. — Lansdowne, Private Hotel and Boarding Residence extensive Channel view superior accommodation .moderate charges special terms to pennanent residents. 824 PORTHCAWL.—Two Sitting-rooms, Three Bed- JL rooms to Let; sea. views close to beach and station comfortably furnished.—Apply Charles, Confectioner. 592 EA BATHING.—West House, Llantwit Major. To Let, two sitting-rooms, four bedrooms, and stabling.—For term-i apply Christopher Punter. WANTED, Board and Tuition in a respectable V V hmily. for Orphan boy. about six years of age.—Address, with full particulars and terms, N 27, "Daily Neftice, Cardiff. 627 n SALISBURY-ROAD, Cathays.—A Gentleman wishes to share his Apartments with another; can recommend them comfortable and clean. 478 SAPPHIRE-STREET, ROATH—Comfortable Furnished Apartments for two Gentlemen front or back sitting-room and front bedroom (2 beds); moderate. 456 Houses, &t.. HCantelr. WANTED to Purchase, House Property in Cardiff. vv -Addres, with full particulars, to R. George, Bolton.road, Newport. 612 WANTED, Spacious Rooms, in central position, t V Cardiff between T.V.R. Station and Westgate. street; one to hold about 150 persons one or two smaller rooms. Private entrance essential if situated over bWliness premises.— Terms, &C., to Alpha, Daily News Office, Cardiff. JOt Souses, lEattit, &c. BARRY DOCK (near), Cottages and corner JD Dwelling-house and Shop.—David Jones Co., House and Estate Agents, Caaoxton, Barry Dock. 514 IOR SALE, Bromley House. Clvtha-square, Cardiff- 1 road, Newport.— Apply T. Frederick, Commer- cial Buildings, Newport, Mon. 737 FOR SALE. Dwelling-house, 23, Margaret-street. JS' Docks, containing seven rooms.—Apply at No. 2, Harrowby-street, Docks, Cardiff. 681 FOR SALE (a bargain) Cottage Property, situated 1 in good thoroughfare well tenanted.—Apply 14, Alexander-street, Cathays, Cardiff. 565 HOUSE and SHOP for Sale owner going abroad Jt_J)L suit butcher, grocer, or bootmaker thriving district.-22, Carmarthen-road, Swansea. 6922 WESTON-SUPER-MARE. — Houses Furnished, TT Unfurnished, and for Sale. Wansbroughs, House Agents, Weston-super-Mare, have large selec. tion. Printed Register gratis and post free. 546 be £ et.-Hattses, lEantr. &:r. I BARRY DOCK.—Land to Let for building cottages, villas, residences, "banks. business premises, warehouses, Ac., at Cadoxton (the true commercial centre of Barry Dock and neighbourhood). Plans may be inspected at Barnett Buildings, Main-street, Cadoxton-juxta-Barry 716 1\ETACAED VILLA Pendine, near St. Clears; _f furnished lovely sea view suitable for summer vacation for family.—Apply Jenkins, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 DIN AS POWIS.—Fnrnished House to Let for August coach-house and stable if required.— Address P52. Daily News," Cardiff. 452 URNISHED Villa in Penarth to Let, from July JjL' 19th good rooms, furnished in a very superior manner sea view; elevated healthy position; all conveniences. Apply Jenkins, Clarke, and Co., Cardiff. 1050 ILANDAFF.—To Let, Eight-roomed Villa, con- A venient and pleasantly situated, within five minutes of Taff station.—James Brothers. Llandaff 623 J LANILLTERE, 6i miles from Cardiff, on Llan trissant Road.—A five-roomed House and Garden to Let.—Apply William Beer, Fairwater, Llandaff. 642 MUMBLES —Furnished House to Let or Apart- 1., ments also Board and Residence comfort- able home.—Mrs Williams, Ferncliffe Cottage, Rock- terrace. 491 NORTON LODGE, Oystermouth, near Swansea.— This imposing-looking family residence, built in the most modern style, regardless of cost, standing in its own grounds, well sheltered, and facing the bay: stabling and every convenience, Apply Thomas Milward, Swansea. 6842 yOMB GRASS LAND to Let for cattle on tack.—■ 0 Taff Vale, South Wales Daily News" Office. Cardiff. 5796 TO LET, at St. Mellon's, small Cottage with garden iL "uitable for married couple without children very comfortable rent, 5s.—Apply Smith, 6, Rectory. road. Canton, Cardiff 583 F a "O LET, Bryn View. Bryn, near Great Western, I Rhymney. Brecon and Merthyr, and North Western Stations large garden and stabling.—Lin. Elias, Bryn. 689 mO LKT. in the rising town of Pontypridd, a. very complete Villa, nicely situated, well fitted with hot and cold baths, Venetian blinds, gas and water, and large yard.—Apply Mr Hughes, Stationer, Ponty- pridd. 602 BE LET. Clarendon House, StOW-Park X Newport. Mon. beautiful situation lawns and garden immediate possession. -Apply to Mr Bear, J" ewport. 455 f pO B li LET or SOLD. a. superior finished House, X. with Stable and Coachhouse, No. 116, Newport, road, Cardiff, corner of Cyril-crescent.— Apply S. Brukewicb and Co., ship Owners. Cardiff. 5916 «0 lEet-SSttsiness premises, &t. BARRY (High-street), and Cadoxton, in most prominent positions, to be Let and Sold.— David Jones & Co., Agents, Cadoxton. 513 C1ARDIFF.—Wyndham Arcade, St. Mary-street to j Hayes Bridge, large Shops to Let.—Apply Secre- tary, 8. Working-street, Cardiff. 403 CLIVETOWN, near Pontypridd.—To Let, large 'J hop and Premises, facing Parish-road, between Augustus and Arcber-streets,-For full particulars apply to Secretary, Cottage Company, Queen's Chambers, Cardiff; or to Mr J. Williams, Liverpool House, Clivetown, near Pontypridd. 6545 ttORNER SHOP, 245, Bute-street, adjoining Bute j Bridge, specially adapted for Tobacco, Fancy, or General Business early possession moderate rent.— Jenkins. Clarke, and Co., Sun Fire Office, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 I7WR SALE or TO LET. —Cilfynydd Large Shop 1 double plate-glass front; good living accommoda- tion hot and cold water and every convenience commanding and healthy situation main thorough- fare near Albion Colliery splendid opening for good business firm.-Apply W. Thomas, Masonic Buildings, Pontypridd. 449 B>ONTYPRIDD. — To Let, main thoroughfare, .8. rising part of the town, ready for occupation 1st August, three splendid newly-built Shops, with highly- finished dwelling-houses attached hot and cold water circulation, with drainage perfect. Apply D. R. Evans, Taff-street, Pontypridd. 581 SHOP and Bakehouse, No. 1, South Church-street, o Bute-road.—Apply J. W. Giles, 28, Oakfield- -street, Roath. Cardiff. 720 mO LET, first-class Licensed Bond, suitable for X brewery reasonable rent; central.—Apply to Jenkins, Clarke and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 ^nsiittssgs for Disuosat CARDIFF.—Ready-money Drapery and Millinery .J business, with good Dressmaking connection splendid position in busy thoroughfare stock small; satisfactory reasons.—D. M., South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 99 DRAPERY Business for Disposal in good Agricul- tural Town, South Wales population 6,000 stuck by valuation rent, JB55 satisfactory reasons for leaving.—Apply Isaac Thomas, Drapers' Valuer, Cardiff. 48a OUTFITTING Business in main thoroughfare, Swansea, to be Disposed of. Established 31 years. Low rent. Incommg.. stock, and fixtures included, under £ 200.—Apply Fricker. 31, Castle-street, Swansea. 6898 CHEMISTS. — An old-established Chemist's X Business to be Disposed of incoming moderate proprietor retiring.—Chemist, "Daily News" Office, OardiS. 350 frorses, libs tøclt. Carriages. 5 Q AND UPWARDS NEW AND SECOND-HAND VEHICLES, Embracing nearly every kind (light a.nd heavy), READY FOR DELIVERY. Catalogues on application. J o B M A M i I Canton Carriage Works, MARKET-ROAD. CARDIFF. Canton Trams pass Showrooms and Works. 4944 BUILDERS' Tip Catt and large Coal Cart for Sale. —Apply W. Donovan, 7, Tyndall-street, Newtown, Cardiff. 552 17SOR SALE, strong fõur.wbeèfcovered-Van-8Uit .1 furniture or carrier also four-wheel covered Van, suit bakers, cheap.—Scannell, Rosemary-street, Bristol. 721 FOUR-WHEEL Dogcart, single or double harness, JD lamps, cushions, and mats complete worth sixty guineM lowest price, bargain, twenfcv-five guineas photo Is seen any time.—Apply Rees, Emporium, Wbitland. 550 JERSEY COW. very handsome, good milker, calf at foot about a week old.—Apply Mr Allen, Ty-to- maen, St. Mellon s. 7^6 J- ANDAU.—Must be sold to make room good con- _j dition.—J. Whito, Broadway. Roath, Cardiff. 473 Igicgrlus, &r. IMMEDIATE SALE—Singer's Challenge Tricycle JL fast, easy traveller; latest improvements; splendid condition £10, including all accessories.— Cornelius, 59, Drayton Park, London, N. 614 *4 A ORRIS BROTHERS (oldest cycle firm in Wales) 1 r I give prompt attention to all Repairing, Plating, Enamelling, and accessories. Cheapest house in the trade. Bicycles from 35s Tricycles from 55s; Safeties from 6 guineas. Full list and Self-Propulsion sent post free for 6d, stamps. CAMBSJAN CYCLE WORKS. I PONIYPJRIDD. 4099 [ NEW RAPID Safety Bicycle for Sale; only been I ridden 30 miles; latest improvements,—Apply F. W, Lewis, Haverfordwest. 6902 REAR-DRIVING, Safety; balls, wheels, and bracket plated parts price S7 worth double only ridden twice.—J. Denny, Castlethorpe, near Stony Stratford. 711 ROSEBERY" AND" EIFFEL SAFETY XV. CYCLES. Writing from Kennington Oval, J. E. Chandler says Bosebery I purchased of you last July has EXCEEDED my most EXTRAVAGANT EX. PECTATIONS." Another gentleman writes The Eilfel I I bought of you last month is a GEM of a machine, and a really SPLENDID HILL-CLIMBER." Price Lists, with SPECIAL CASH DISCOUNT. A. G. ARNOLD AND CO., HIGH-STREET, NEW- PORT. MON. 6643 mRICYCLE.—For Sale, Humber Clipper Tricycle X in good condition, with tool bag, lamp, bell, and luggage carner; price, £ 10.—Apply to Boots, Pump House Hotel. Llandrindod. 6851 ^lacijiiteru, «;On15 &x. ——— p E C K E T T AND g ONS, LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE BUILDEES, JgRISTOL. LOCOMOTIVE "plNGINBS ALWAYS IN STOCK READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. Full particulars on application. 1081 fjl O gTEAMSHIP Q W N E R S Requiring New M A R I N E OILERS Of the Highest Class and Power. Apply for Prices and Designs to G. K. STOTHERT A CO., 6888 ENGINEERS. BRISTOL. FOR SALE, 100 Lancashire and Cornish BOILERS, J9' double rivetted, 20ft to 30ft long by 7ft dia. for pressures up to 801bs other size-, in stock. Thirty ENGINES, singly and in pairs, for winding and driving cylinders from 9in up to 36in diameter.— Edward Radcliffe, Hawarden, near Chester. Telegra- phic address, Merchant, Ha warden." Caution— Beware of Imitations. 6016 FOR SALE, 16-inch Winding Engine, with Drum, i' nearly new.—Apply Thomas Phillips, Victoria Foundry, Morriston. Swansea. 6939 Ulagons nub (Mliero Keqtrisiies. AILWAY WAGON WORKS, East Moors, Cardiff, builders of every description of Railway Wagons for cash or redemption hire. Second-hand wagons supplied at very low rates. Railway wagons repaired or purchased for cash, and let to tenants upon redemption hire.—Apply Andrews and Baby, 3, Pearson-place, Cardiff 1102 AILWAY WAGONS ior Hire or Sale. Cash or deferred payments.—The Midland Railway Car- riage and Wagon Company, Limited, Midland Works, Birmingham. 1082 i&nsiral. DUC* £ SON. and PINKER'S Great Annual Sale of Pianos, returned from hire. Enormous bar. gains Many equal tQ new. QPA PIANOS and Organs returned from hire, from Ou" £ 4 upwards.—Duck, Son, and Pinker, Bristol and Bath. ROSEWOOD PIANO, by Broadwood, in excellent condition 6 guineas. May be had on easy terms.—Duck, Son, and Pinker. ROSEWOOD PIANO, powerful tone, perfect touch 12 guineas. May be had on trial.—Duck, Son, and Pinker, Bath. BLACK and GOLD PIANO, celestial pedal. gilt .0 candelabra nearly new 15 guineas.—Duck, Son. and Pinker, Bristol. IRON FRAME PIANO elegant^ walnut case tri- chord, and all the latest improvement; 18 guineas.—Duck, Son. and Pinker. IT) ROAD WOOD PIANO, ia walnut case check JD action trichord; 20 guineas. Easy terms of payment —Duck, Son, and Pinker. HOPKINSON PIANO, in walnut and gold case 7 octaves 24 guineas, originally 40.—Duck, Son, and Pinker, Bristol. CBOLLARD PIANO, in rosewood and gold case j trichord 30 guineas, originally 60 grand tone. —Duck, Son, and Pinker. KIRKM AN PIANO, walnut and gold case; iron Jr frame trichord check action 32 guineas.— Duck, Son, and Pinker, Bath. DUCK, SON, and PINKER'S Great Annual Sale of Pianos and Organs. Illustrated lists and full particulars post free. 237 COPYRIGHT.—Music Made Easy;marvellous, easy. practical method to play pianoforte, har- monium 1s.-Rev. Wm. Hughes, Ogmore Vale, Bridgend. 647 MISS ASTLE gives Lessons on the Pianoforte and jLvi. Singing. Pupils can receive instruction twice each weekeither at their residences or 22, Charles- street. Queen-street, Cardiff. Terms moderate. 5435 flJJIA-^OFORTE (taken for debt), value 35 guineas, S to be sold for 15 guineas guaranteed,—Rees Lewis, 65, Montgomery-terrace, Roath. Cardiff. 712 VIOLIN (fine old copy), splendid tone and condi. V tion, mounted bow and lock-up case; very powerful and sweet; fine solo instrument, 35s, worth b03 approval,—Henry Southan, Priestfield, Wolver- faampton. 611 1ST ANTED, a Pianist immediately, male or female. v v Comfortable home. — Apply Crown Hotel, Aberdare. 735 ffitsteHangoiiB IBlrmts. CROSS BROTHERS, Workinc street, Cardiff, are buyers of old Lead. 536 B^AINTERS, Property Owners, Ac., wanted to I. purchase, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Colours, from the manufacturers.—Bottom of King's-road, Canton, Cardiff. 622 WANTED, Second-hand Grocer's Hand-cart; W cheap must be in good condition.—Apply D. T. Charles, Confectioner, Porthcawl. 593 WANTED, about 100 yards flanged Pipes, in good TT condition, 4 to 44 inches internal diameter.— Lowest price and weight, and thickness of pipe, to E. A. Wortny, Bream, Lydney, Gloucestershire. 570 WANTED, offers of English Timber, standing or felled.—Send particulars to PONSFORD BROS., 2050 Clarence Wharf Saw Mills, Newport. Mon. lor -iHiscellaitrotis. CIDER, 9d gallon, for bottling Is gallon, in 30 gallon casks; cask, 6s.—Henry Gillett, Marshall's Farm, Higham, Langport, Somerset. 566 DRUMHK AD CABBAGE PLANTS for Sale; all best sorts, early and late.—Apply W. Williams, The Splot, Cardiff. 045 FOR SALE, a small Cutter, just built, about 5 tons burden, length, 29 feet, beam 8 feet.-Par- iculars, with leave to view, on application to Heybyme and Brown, 10a, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 6839 FOR LE, about 40 tons of Cleaving Ash.—J. JL' Lewis, junr.. Navigation, R.S.O. 554 IflOfi SALE, Mortar Mill, 7ft 6in pan.—Particulars JT apply to Ponsford Bros Newport, Mon. 2050 G" ENTLEMAN will sell his Breech-loading Guns, IT Damascus steel, warranted also Frazer's Patent Rebounding Hammerless Locks, extended ribs, and aU the latest improvements £15 the pair, or £7 and pair cost me j330 last season.—C. Hydes, 146, Walton-road, Liverpool. 6(;) HAY for Sale, cheap can be inspected, Windsor Yard.—Apply Cardiff Trading Co., Princes' Chambers, St. John's-square, Cardiff. 479 MANUFACTURERS' Remnants in Stuffs. Cash- .I meres, Prints, Calicoes, Cretonnes, Flannels, Shirtings, and Woollen Clothes; 101b bundles cheap price list free.—W. Clarkson, Merchant, 41, Swaine- street, Bradford. 32 PATENT FUEL, made from house co il (230 blocks t. to ton), lis at works or by load, 13s 6d ton de- livered.—Crown Works, Old Sea Lock, Cardiff. 2144 RICK SHEETS, to cover 20-ton mow, 58s; to cover 15-ton mow, 453 to cover 10-ton mow, 34s to cover 5-ton mow, 20s. Poles, Blocks, and Ropes cheap. DALLIN, BRO, & SON, 596 10, Nairow Quay, Bristol. mo BE SOLD, well-made three-quarter span roof 1. Frame, 8 by 6 feet. in sections.—Apply Farnham House, Conway-road, Cardiff. 683 mo IRONMONGERS and TINMEN.—A good I useful set of Tinman's Tools to be Sold, cheap.— Vorlist and price apply Lead, "South Wales Daily News Office, Cardiff. 510 JUiscellsmeotts. FURNISH on our New Hire System. Houses or Apartments completely furnished on a new sys- tem adopted solely by us, whereby all publicity, exposure, and enquiries usually made by other com- panies are dispensed with. We have an immense stock 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 and all goods sent home in a private van free of charge. No stamp or agreement charges made no bill of sale everything private. Arrangements completed without delay, and, being manufacturers, we guarantee quality, and will undertake to supply furniture, etc. at 10 per cent. less than any price-list issued by any firm in Cardiff Eleven showrooms. Call and inspect our immense stock, and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. We will supply Ba worth for 2s 6d weekly B10 worth, 4s weekly B15 worth for os weekly; B20 worth, 6s weekly, and so on in proportion. Special terms for larger quantities. note the Address • SOUTH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY, 31 Castle-st. (opposite the Castle). Cardiif. 12733—1105—23 A" STROLOGY.—Love, Marriage, .-uccess. Is 7di Three Years' Events, 2s 7d. -Send sex, birthtime, Signor Dasmail, 5, Connaught-road, Walthamstow, Essex. 468 A" STROLOGY.—What is before you Send date of birth, stamped addressed envelope, and postal order Is to J. Wilson, Wilton-road, London S.W. 684 ASTROLOGY or Planet~Ruling.— Nativities"pre- pared, Ac.-Send for prospectus to J. W. Herschell, Frome. 736 ILLIARDS or Bagatelle! All th^sTTequiring new or second-liand tables requisites, or billiard work done, should, before going elsewhere, send for price lists, to Hennig Bros,, 29, High-st, London, W.C 0 1378.-2 6464 CHURNS, Cheese Presses, Butter Workers, Milk Cans, Seed Drills, Horse Hoes, Ploughs, Harrows Lawn Mowers, Rollers, Garden Seats, etc. Seeds, Manures, and Implements of every descnption Hibbert and Sons. CasMe-street, Cardiff. 13611—3750 UTTElt CHUUNS. The Patent Sexagon t) makes the best butter-awarded prize medal London Dairy Show October, 1883.—Robert Willianig and Sons, Hay, near Hereford. 571 tTIEMALE CORRECTIVE MIXTURE, a safe and certain remedy for all irregularities.—For book, Ac address D. Higson, 2, Trinity street, Nottingham. 840 J^IREWOOD —Large quantity for sale. — Apply -1 Joseph Heald and Co., Great Western Wagon Works, St. Thomas, Swansea. 6855 EWELLERY.—Watches, Watch Materials, Hard- ware, Toys, Musical Instruments, Pipes • whole- sale list post free.—Wright, St. Luke s-road, Birming- ham. 467 7\t ERVOUS DEBILITY.—Gratis a MwriiV^l Wmlc showing sufferers how they may be cured without the aid of Quacks. Free on receipt of a postage stamp.— Address Secretary, Institute of Anatomy, Birmingham. SMOKE British Herb Tobacco^ fragrant, healthful, economical. Pleases everybody. Good for indigestion, asthma. Two ozs., 22d.-Finch, Herbalist, Waterloo-street, Swansea. i 6899 I -J ft AAA HANDBILLS, 74 by 5, 10s 6d 1,000 X. Cards,Memorandums, or Billheads, 4s; unequalled.—Fisher and Co., ttroadaead, Bristol. S3 Jlottgtt, TO BE LENT, on mortgage, £ 1,000.— Apply L 701, JL Daily News Office, Cardiff. 701 41 PER CENT.—Small and larue amounts on good 2 Leasehold Securities.—Jenkins, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 MONEY LENT WITHO UT BILL OF SALE.—a 1'.1. private gentleman is desirous of making advances upon promissory note alone, at 5 per cent, interest, to male or female, without sureties, and strictly private, for any term not exceeding 10 years.— Apply for prospectus and scale of repayments to G. H. Shove, Esq., 21, John-st.. Adelphi, London, W.C. 6913 WANTED to Borrow, £ 50 good interest given no loan office.—Address G, 78, Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 578 rro BORRO W ERS.—Apply direct to J.Blaiberg,No.3, X Bute-terrace, Cardiff, who advances large or sm aU amounts to householders and others without deiav, fees, sureties, or publicity. No bona. fids application refused. 6868 4 DVANCES made from £10 to to House. holders, Farmers, Frnit Growers, and others on their note of hand, at a few hours' notice.—Apply Lotus Barnett. 9, Caroline-street, Cardiff. 877—1141 ]%/¥ ONEY Lent Privately, on note of hand, to House- -i.V_I holders, Farmers, &c on their own security advances made the sam" day as applied for. —Apply S. Thompson, Market-buildings. Pontvpridd. 878-4616 MONEY advanced by a. Private Gentleman, m sums 1' of £10 and upwards, to hotleholde.s, farmers, etc without sureties. Business promptly atteuded to. —Apply, by letter, to Mr F. WARREN, 995—5308 19, COITY-ROAD, BRIDGEND. .*1 ONEY LENT, in strict confidence, from £ 10 to ivfc £ 100, without delay, to respectable House- holders, Farmers, and others. Not a Loan Office.— Apply to Mr James Probert, Cardiff-road, Caerphillv. 751—5C63 CASH ADVANCED by a Private Gentleman in sums of B10 and upwards on NOTi: OF HAND ONLY convenient repayments arranged no enquiry fees, and matters promptly attended to.- Apply by letter.^Edwards, Esq ,52, The Parade,Cardiff. 6097.101 O/j SAINT MARY-STREET (Corner of Quay.street). Cardiff.—Money advanced immediately from £3 to 4,6,000, at a low interest. No publicity. Dis- ta.nce no object. Apply personally, or by letter, to the Secretary. To Builders.—Temporary Advances at 4 per eeiit. Job Stock buyers to any amount. _258 X I jAA Reauy to be Advanced on good cym 9 "\r\J Freehold or Leasehold Property, in sums of £ 100 to £ 10,000 also on good personal secu- rity, reversions, annuities, Ac., Ac.—Messrs Hern Financial Agents, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 1049 MONEY ADVANCED. PRIVATELY and without Publicity.— £ 5 to £ d00 lent to respectable house- holders, without delay or loan office routine. Lecters 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 LOANS.— £ 5 to £ 500 immediately advanced to respectable Householders (male or female) upon their own security, in town or country. No inquiry fees. Distance no object. Existing Loans Paid out. Trade Bills Discounted.—Apply personally or by letter to Secretary, The Equitable Advance Bank, 4, Working- street, Cardiff, opposite St. John's Church. 64-1116 ONEY CONFIDENTIALLY ADVANCED from £ 10 to £ 200, without delay or loan office routine special terms to shopkeepers and farmers; no bill of sale required no charges of any description unless business is completed.—Apply Mr S. W. Timms, 29, High-street, Chepstow. 5533 MONEY.—If you want an advance of Casn, from £ 20 to £ 2,000, apply to the IMPERIAL DE- POSIT BANK, 18, Adam-street, Strand, London, for a Prospectus, which will show 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 KING* DOM to all classes, and distance is no objection. 13806-6795 MONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND AT SHORT NOTICE, BY A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN. From S10 to £1,000, at 5 per cent. Why apply to Professional Money Lenders, so-called Companies or Banks, when any responsible applicant can obtain an advance Privately without Sureties and the usual formalities of a Loan Office 1 For the Benefit of Borrowers I am prepared to grant advances from one to ten years in any part of England or Wales, to male or female (distance no object), and if desired the interest can be paid quarterly, or half-yearly, or as may be arranged, therefore the applicant gets the full benefit of cash advanced.—Apply in confidence to the actual lender, H. HUNTER, Esq. 130, Westminster Bridge-road, London, S.E. 13564 2862 MONEY LENT PRIVATELY AT A FEW U" HOURS' NOTICE. A Gentleman having a large amount of Capital is willing to grant advances, upon note of hand alone, for any term not exceeding 15 years, rrom £15 to £1,000, at 5 per cent., to Clergymen, Farmers. Hotel Proprietors, Lodging-house Keepers, Tradesmen, or to any responsible Person, Male or Female, in Town or Country. Willmut loan ojjict tor,nalitUs or bill of sale. Distance no object, and so long as the interest is paid the capital can remain..No genuine application re- fused. All communications are treated strictly private. —Apply to the actual Lender, H. Harrison, Esq., 87, York-road, Westminster Bridge-road. London. 1115 PROMPT CASH ADVANCES from £ 5 to £ 500, £ without delay. No bill of sale, no publicicy. On borrower's own signature. Not a loan office.—Apply by letter daily, ore ill personally on Saturdays from 10.30 to 12.30, to Air J. J. Jones, 11, High-street, Pontypool. 6462 CASH ADVANCED by a private Gentleman in sums V/. of B10 and upwards, on Note of Hand only con- venient repayments arranged no enquiry fee-1, and matters promptly attended to —Apply by letter, Thos. Edwards, Esq., 4, Brecon-road, Abergavenny. 6096 A GENTLEMAN, retired from business, and having cash at his disposal, is open to make temporary Cash Advances from £10 to £500, in confi- dence, to respectable Householders, Farmers, and others who wish to avoid the usual unpleasantness and routine of a Loan Office no sureties aqked for, and habitual borrowers need not apply.—Apply by letter only to Henry Newton, 25, Lower MonK-srreet, Abergavenny, 5996 SOUTH WALES Financial Corporation (Limited) ■— Cash Advances made upon good Approved Secu- rities re-payable by instalmehts or otherwise.- Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. John Jenkins, A.C.A. Secretary. 5282 A/f ONEY LENT Without Bill 0 f Sale to Farmers Householders, Ac., in sums from £10 to at a few hours' notice, upou their own security alone Moderate charges and eaay repayments No law costs. —Apply Thos. Roberts. It. Coity-street, Bridgend. 4611 MONETARY ADVANCE company 22. TRINITY-STREET, CARDIFF. If you want to Start in Business, If you want to Increase your Stock, If you want to Furnish your House, If you want to Pay your Debts, or any matter, however urgent, you can be accommo- dated withouc, delay by applying to this old-established office. No charges made where no business done. Borrower's own security sufficient. Instalments to meet borrower's convenience.-Apply 4143 L. JOSEPH, 22, TRINITY-STREET. CARDIFF. MONEY LENT on NOTE OF HANS Privately by CHARLES H WHEATLKY, Esq. 34, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and 27, Blooms- bury-street, New Oxford-street, London. ADVANCES MADE WITHOUT SURETIES OR DELAY, in town or country, upon note of hand alone, and to assist persons into business, upon mortgage of furniture, leases, machinery, farming stock, crops, shares, jewels, plate, plant, and stock. witl10ut re- moval; also upon life policies and deeds at 5 per cent. STRICT SECRECY OBSERVED. N.B.—No genuine application ever refused. All communications strictly private. Prospectuses giving every information, showing all the advantages offered, post free. Having a large surplus capital at command, all advances are granted cheaper than at any other es- tablishment in London,, from one to fifteen years. N.B.—If desired. Mr Wheatley will attend personally at applicant's residence with cash, and carry out the ad vance. 5728 M~"6NEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND ALON £ IN SUMS FROM £ 20 TO £ 4,000. THE NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK. BALDWIN-STREET. BRISTOL. The Directors of this well-known, old-established Bank are prepared to offer exceptional advantages to all respectable and trustworthy persons who are in 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 WRITTEN PROMISE TO RE-PAY. Among the advautages offered by the Bank, the following deserve attention :— THE DESPATCH WITH WHICH LOANS ARE COMPLETED THE LOW RATE OF INTEREST CHARGED. 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They k* wbole muscular system, restore the long- lost complexion, bring back the keen edge of appetite, and arouse into action, with the ROSE-BUD of health, «.r« en6W oi tlje human frame. These Jvf „ S testified continually by members of all fv,^T?s soc'ety, and one of the best guarantees to tne JXervous and Debilitated is Beecham's Pills have tne largest sale of any patent medicine in the world. •rrenared only, and Sold Wholesale and RetatL bv the Proprietor, THOMAS BEECHAM, St Helen's, Lancashire, in Boxes Is lid and 2s 9d each. Sold by aU Druglsts and Patent Medicine Dealers everywhere. jrull directions are given with each box. 4161 THE (jrBKAT BLUUU VUHlFlEl* rg^HOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS over- X comeche worst lortns of diseases, and une fouies; state of tbeulood, stomach liver, and kidneys they go he core of every aiseas«, wiwre no ocuar ;ne;iicll1,j! have Dower to reach. The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER cures the followin,: complaints Indigestion, or wind in the stomach o: bowels gidoiness in the head, dimness of sight weak o: sore eyes, loss or memory, paiuitatioc of the heart, liver and bilious oostructions, asthma, or tightness in the chest rheumatics, iumbano, piles, gravel, pains in tha brx*, scurvy, bad less bad breast, sore throat, m* heads ana sores or all descriptions, burns, wounds. Of wmte swellings, scrofuia, or kinz's evil, gatheriag:* tumours or cancers, pimples or blotches on the lac* aa .i bour, swelled feet ar iegs, scabs and itca, erynpeia-. ;uuiinice, and dropsy, and fevers or all kinds In boxes at lid and 2s 9d each, sold by most Chemists, or from the >>unio<:ii Pill .Mftnura«:r,ory. 14 Oxior(i.srre«" :->11" "0C4 Pfinted and Published by the Proprietors, DAVID DUNCAN A SONS, at 83, St Mary-street, and WVxt- gate-street, in the town of Cardiff, in the county of Glamorgan.

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