South Wales Daily News

MONEY MARKET. LoxodN. Tuesday Night. The Motley Market is quieter. There is less doing'in loan., and larger supplies of capital were offering. Day to day money was worth about 2 per cent., and advances for a few days were 2 to 2? per cent, Discount business remained firm, three months Bank bills being charged 2i to 2 per cent. Pur-! ^Cheque Exchange, 25"22. Berlin Short, 20.47. On the Stock Exchange a moderate business was doing, and the tone of the markets was firm on the whole, although at time, some weakness resulted from realisations. There was quite an average amount of dealings in South African mines, diamond issues bemg prornmpnt in favour. New Consols closed at 93g to 98* for delivery, an¡j 98 316 q 98 5 16 for account; 21 per Ont. (Childers), 99 co 100: 2i per Cent., 955 to 96; Local Loans Stock, 192* to 1021- A tirm market prevailed lor Foreign Bonds, though business has been wanting in animation. International issues have hardened, and have closed at a fractional advance, Egyptians being In prominent favour. Continental Bourse* are steady. Egyptian Un;fi,d rose 3-16 do. Daira, Freocii issues, a Greek Monopoly, £ dn. Rentes, i Hungarian, 1231, 11 to 3-16 Turkish Group 1, i Group 2, 3 16 Groups 3 and 4, a- Buenos Ayres Cedulas A, B. I and J fell Greek, 1331 4, £ and Peruvian, 1870 and 1872, 5 16. A feature of the Home Railway Market was the demand for Great Eastern, which is purchased on improved agricultural prospects. Southern deferred lines were steady, but heavy occasionally weak, though very little altered. North-Eastern was weakened by the accident on the line. Caledonian rose 41 Gret Eascern, li Great Northern Ocdiuary, i; Midland, and S >uth- Eastern A, i. Great Northern A fell Hull and Barnsley, Chatham Ordinary, s North- western, J; Sneffield Deferred, a; Metropoli- tan, 4 Metropolitan District, i and North- Eastern, 4. A quiet business was passing in Indian Rail- ways, and there was no particular change in to prices. Bengal Na?pur Stock and Great Indian Peninsular rose 1. Grand Trucks were steadier. Business was atiii quiet, but there are signs of a recommencement of buying, hence the firmer tone. Grand Trunk Ordinary and First Prefer- ence rose i do. Second Preference and Guar- anteed, J; do. Third Preference, i; Canadian Pacific Shares, Is. Mexicans were quiet, but rather firmer. Baenos Ayres Nortaem Preference rose 1 Buenos Ayres and Rosario Ordinary, 1 Mexican National A, and Nitrate Shares, iI. Toe American Railway market is quieter and rather w'ak at times, but the actual changes are aliarht. Realisations have not been so frequent to. day as yesterday, and very little buying would certainly bring back a strong market. Chicago and Milwaukee tell g Denver Preference, Erie Shares, i rlo. Second Mortgage, i New York Ontario, i Pennsylvania Shares, £ Philan-^pbia and Reading, i Wabash Prefer- ence, i Laka Shore, A. Wabaeh General Mort- gage, rose k. tanks.LDadon and South-Western rose J; London and Westminster, i Imperial, £ j Queensland National fell 4- 2. Iosur:mce.-Li verpoül, London, and Globe Fire and Lue rose 5. I Telegraphs aud Telephones.—Globe Preference rose j. United River Plate Telephone fell i. Tra mways.—City of Buenos Ayres fell wl. Miscellaneous—-Can 1 rd Shipp'ng rose Union Steams;.ip, do. New, -gl Allsopp Preference, 1; Suez Cauai, Pnmitiva Nitrate, African Goid Share Investment, Assets Realisations, i Canada Company, 2 Queens- land Investmeuc and Land Mortgage, Credit Fcncier Egyptian Land Mortgage Debentures xeil 1; International Investment Trust 4 per Cent. Deoentures, 1; P. and O. Steam (New), i Northampton Brewery Preference, General Hydraulic Power, j. Miues.—Mysore Gold Fields rose 1-16, to lj Nundydroog 5-16. to 1 7 16 Oceana Land J, to bi Ooreguiii 1 16, to 1 15 16 do. Preference 1-16, to 2 1 16 c Panulcilio 316, to Bantjes g, tu 2i; City and Suburban â, to 14i Crown Preference g7, to 8; Crcesus 1-16. to 3 Dt3 V.lliers 1-16, to 5 Evelyns i. to 32 F-rreir,-ti J. to 18; H^not to 5; Henry Nour- 2. to 6i; Jumpers 1, to 19 Moss Rose i. to 3;1 Saiif oury j, to 18^ xJ Simmer and Jack 7-16, to 8 11.16: Stauaope to b3: Wemtern a li Do Beer,, 1 3.16, to 19 1-16 d Now Jagerstonte;n 1, to 15. Jubilee fell Ii. to 7 xd Kieinfontem å, to 2.; Vogeistruis i, to 1J; Wemmers to 9|; do. Pedro 1-16, to 11 It; Montana k. to 1 9-16; Pahang 1-16, to fdó, R'o Tinto 5 16, to 11 11-16; Mason and Barry 1-16, to 61: C-pe Copper 1-16, to 3. At tl; B.-nk £ 12,000 bar gold was purchased, wbile 40,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for Chili. The rates telegraphed from the East were Bombay and Calcutta Telegraphic Transfers, Is 4 3 16d Hong Kong 4 months' bills, 38 Cid Shanghai rid" 4s 3d.. Indian Exchanges are quiet at late rates. Rupee Paper 4 ppr Uent., 67 to 671 do, 41 per Cent., 69 t" 694. Silver remains quiet at 42 5-16d. The shares in tbe Crystal Reef Gold Mining Company, Limited, were dealt in to-day at 3 to -21 premium. [KEDTBR'3 TEL EGBAMS.] PARIS, Tursd,y.-Tia Bourse was again firm, but business remained neglected. Three per Cent. Rentes rose 15 cents for money and account, 4" per Cfmt. receded 15 cents and 42 cents. BERLIN, Tuesday.—The Bourse was quiet, bat. a firm tone prevailed, notably for Egyptian and Russian Stocks. YIBNSA, Tuesd,,iy. -Business on to-day's Stock Market remained quite insignificant, and there was scarcely enough doing to test values.

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. Supplied by Messrs THACKERAY & CO., Stock and Sbar Br kers, 3, Dock Chambers, Carditt RAILWAYS. Paid. Prices, 10 Barry Dock and Railways 10 14 H, Stock Great Western 100 164 165 Loudon and North Western ..100 .136^ 1874 )! Midland 100 ..l<?5i 146ixd -Nli(il,tn, t 10 lihundda and Swansea Bay 10 Hi 11* 10 do -New 4 gk 5{ Stock Rhymney 100 -.195 200 Stock Severn and W y t, ..100 ..9 :0 eirock Tatf Vaie 1UU ..250 253 xd I 10 do ew 14 134 xd PREFERENTIAL. 10 Barry Dock and Ry. first Pref. 10 12 13 10 Do 2nd (io 3 IO4 11 Stock, Brecon&Mer 1st Pref.Icol ..100 ..120 123 Stock Do 2nd Pref. 1362 ..100 ..111 113 Stock, Cambrian, Xo I, J.e 100 o34 u Do )io 2,4 p.c.100 30 35 Great; Western Consol 5 p.c. 100 ..161 163 10 Pembroke Tenby,5p.c, 1864 10 7 7 10 Rhondda ifc Sw ansea Bay 5 p. c 10 121 H :0 Jo 6 p. c, 4 01 7 Stock Rhymney b per cent. (gua.) ..100 ..140 143 „ Do. 6 per cent, Idol.100 £ 07 210 Do. b per cent, 1861.100 ..lJo 140 Do. 5 per cent, 1364 100 ..136 138 Do. 6 ner cent 1S64.100 ..164 166 t, Do. 5 per cent, 1367 100 ..132 loo Do. D uer cent, 13/3 .10O ..130 135 Taft Vale >"o. 1 100 ..280 2^0 Do. per cent — i00 ..122 124 Do. 5 per cent ..100 ..145 150 „ Do 6 pev cent 100 ,.17» 176 „ Do. 4per cenz.119 121 G L-AIIA-Nel'iiED AND LEASED. 50 Aberdare, 10 per cent 50 1,P, 140 xd 'itoc», iJaiu Valley, op. c 100 ..139 141 Great Western, b P. c. guar.100 ..163 165 II Llantrissant & Tart'Vale, 5 p.c.ICO ..139 141 „ PenarLhHarbour,Dock, and Ry 100 '152 154 „ Sorn. &Dc»rsec(Bath Uxtension)100 ..105 107 10 Treferi1^ Valley Railway lo 10A 112 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES, ..Ioo ..115 117 fiouds Barry Dock & lily p. c, ..100 ..115 117 Do. 4 p.c 100 ..114 116 StockBrecouii-VIerthyr A4 p. c 100 ..112 114 Do. i> 4 p. c 100 ..106 108 Stock Bute Dock 4 p. c .1J0 ..115 117 Cambrian A 4 p. c 100 .113 120 Dv. K 4 p. c .100 ..115 117 „ Great Western 6 do. 1C0 ..162 164 Midland 4 per cent >.100 ..133 135 Miu-Walas A 4 i per cent 100 ..116 113 „ Milrord Dock A o per cent luO _.94 97 „ P.byumey 4 ditto -100 ..125 127 „ Somerset and Dorset, No. 1 -100 ..144 146 „ Taff Vale 4 p.c 100 -1272 123i B AN- K S. 20 Bristol West of England,Lim. 72. 16i 17 20 do Ili Ili 100 Connty of Gloucester, Lira.25 ..55 57 30 G lawur;anshire. Lim. 2.. 2 21xd a Glamorganshire, l<d., Pref. 2j.. 3 3j xd 10 London anil Provincial, Lim. 5 17 181 20 National Bank otWales, Lim 10 13 13k 20 do NHW 5 74 8 75 National Provincial, Lim 10j.. 47 48 (0 National Provincial, Lim. 12 54 55 ,40 North and South Wales, Lim 10 33* aO South Wales Union, Limited I 10 Wi GAS. 10 Aberdare .10 — 13^ 14 Stock Cardiff A 10 per cent 1C0 ..200 205 xd Du. g 3 ,er cent.100 ..161 164xd I)o. 1; 3 er ceiit „ Do. C 7 per cent IX) ..145 I It) xd Stock Do. Gas 1>3 per cent 100 ..102 104 xd 10 Llynvi V alley 10 10 Stock Newport A 10 per cent ..100 ..19o 200 xd D". B 7- per cent.. 100 ..143 155 xd 20 Do. C 7 per cent 100 ..139 144 xd 25 Swansea7, per cent 25 .s6 33 25 do 7 per cent 25 34 35 GAS AND WATER. 10 BLrry%iitiCadoxton 5.. 6, 61 10 ientl. 10 10 10.1: 00 Pontypool (Max. 10 p. c.) .100 ..100 105 12 Do. do. 12 164 172 10 Ystrad A 10 184 19* WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol 25 55J 664 20 Do 20 42j 4il 10 Neath A 10 16i 17 10 Pontypridd 10 13 15 xd Stock Pontypridd 5 per ct. Pref 100 ..112 114 xd COAL AND IRON. 10 Cardiff and Swansea Colliery 10 li 1A 23 Ebbw Vale steel, Iron, 4 Coal 20 7i 7i 5 Great Western Collry. APref. 5 121 li 5 B Ord b 114 121 a Do. Ne w 1; 4 10j 10< 100 Do. 6 p c B Deb-.100 99 102 10 Q. 11. V.vifin Co. A Pref. 3 5 6 021 67 b3 10 Newport-Abercam Colliery.. 10 <3 8i xd 10 Do. Pa :• ticipa ting Pref. 10 104 l xci a Nortu^i Navigation Colliery a óit 1 5 Rhymney Iron 5 ig ij t 5 Do. New 4i; i lxd 100 Do. 7 p.c. Debs. 1890 ..100 98 102 100 Do S p.c. lort. Debts.100 H 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 4± 4 3 Do. 10 per cent 13 3 4, xd 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A 36 24 242 <26 Do. B.. 25 1Ô2 19 2 SCELLA-NEOUS. 20 Alexandra Dock & Railway.20 16 17 Stock Ditto 4., p.c. Pref .100 ..102 104 10 Bland & Co., Ltd 1 1. 110 hI. and So Wales Waggon. 3 44 64 xd 5 Bute Dry Dock bO 50 35 Stock Cardiff Corporation 35 p.c.100 ..109 110 b Cardiff .It Penarth Tramways 5 3 31 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock.. 40 lb 18 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage 25 35 37 0G Central Dry Dock :)0 25 3b 7 Glo'ster Hy.Ca.r.&Wa.¡;.Ld.A 7 9 10 10 W. Hancock & Co., Ltd. 10 «. 194 20 10 Do do New 10 13 19 10 Do 6 p.c. Pref 10- 12 13 10 Do New 10 Hi 12 Stock Do 44 p.c. Deb. StocklOO ..105 107 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 8" 84 1) Milford Dock 10_ i li 50 Mount Stuart Dry Dock 40 44 46 50 Do B 20 21 22 a Newport Tramways 5 bj Do Water RIO Annuities 26 202 50 Penarth Shiubuilaing 50 40 42 00 Do 315 30 32 10 Provincial Tramways 10 n 7: 10 Do 6 per C"Ilt Preference 10 102 11 00 SpiUer a Co., Carciiii, Ltd 45 73 75 60 SwansjaDry Dock 25 3 5 Stock Dj Corporation 3j p.c ..100 ..109 110 Do Harbour4 p.c. Stock 100 97 99 10 Do Tramway 10 2* 3 1 W'st'rnCounties Telephone Ord. 1 9_8 Od 109 5 Do. Jo. a p.c. prei. b. oj 5i ad 50 Windsor Slipway •• 1' 20 Bank rate 3 per cent. tixed 8th Aug. THERE ARE SELLERS OF 5 South Wales Colliery ASh Lres ■ £ 20J Tafi Vale Railway .tock 5 it 4 Hancock Ordinary Shares 25 South Wales Union Bank -har'JS 50 Barry Dock 1st Preference Shares ^4 do 2nd preference -hares, i:3 paid aO Partridge Jones 8% Cumulative EiO Pref. Shares- bid wanted 20 & 2 London Lt Provincial Bank Shares -0 Rhcndda <& Swansea Bay Railway St paid Shares, at li prem. 10 Xaff Vaie New Shares £100 Barry Dock 42 p.c. Debenture Bond 35 North s Navigation Coliierv Shares i;0 Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shares, at 27a i'jO ililforu Dock Ordinary Shares zo Barry Graving Dock Shares, at 11,i £100. Great Western Colliery 6 p.c. Debentures, at lOt THERE ARE BUYERS OF 3 Windsor Slipway Shares, at 181 20 Barry & Cadoxton Gas dc Water Shares, at £ 6 lis 3d b Hancock Preference Shares 20 Stevens & Son Ordinary shares, at £ 2 prem ;C-OU Rhymney Railway Stock 10 Spiller Shares, at 734 50 Rhymney Iron Old Sbares SO Hill's Diy Dock Shares 50 Western Counties Telephone 5% Pref. Shares Rhymney i-tailway Debenture Stock, at 126 p,c National Bank of Wales Shares Old do New £ 2000 Bute Dock 4 p.c. Debenture Stock Barry Dock Debenture 4 Mountstuart A Shares >&c., Ltc. I THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCK-BROKERS. 1059 I'

E. T. LYDDON & COMPANY, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE. 1010 50 Newport Abercarn Preference Shares 5U Barry Ordinary Shares South Wales Colliery B Shares B50a Brecon it Merthyr b p.c. Pref. Stock of 1865 London <fc Provincial tiank Shares 20 Barry Dock It Railway 2nd Preference Shares 30 South Wales Union Bank Shares a Hancock s Ordinary, at 19a 30 Provincial Tramway Preference Shares, at 10$ 25 Hancock 3 Ordinary, at £ 19 15s 63 Cardiff & Swansea Colliery shares, at 26s 3d WANTED. Penarth Harbour Railway Stock Taff Vale 6 p.c Pref. Stock Rhymney Riilway Guaranteed Stock Cardiff Jui.ction Dry Dock Shares 20 Cardiff, Feuarth, & Barry Junction Shares £500 Miller & Cory s Debenture GI .mo ganshir Bank Ordinary Shares £ iOOO Barry Dock 44 p.c. Debenture, at 116 i:0 Barry <Sc Cadoxtou Gas dc Water Shares 40 National Bank of Wales Shares ARTHUR STUCLEY T. LUCAS, STOCK (b SHARE BROKER, SWANSEA, 1092 E. J. EVANS & SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, 32, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. 1067 GEO. THOMAS, STOCKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, JARDIFF. BUYERS. 1072 Barry Ordinary, at 14 Cardiff Pure Ice Co. Shares spiller Shares Barry 4 p.c. Debentures Hancock Preference shares SELLERS. 36 Barry Ordinary Shares, at 142 Arrow Patent Fuel Shares 50 Barry 1st Preference 1 Share in ss. Gwentland, at £ 120 FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address, Fleming, Cardiff.") ON SALE, 1083 4 Old, 9 New Penarth Slipway 20 Hill's Dry Dock 20 Frome Brewery 6 p.c. Preference 54 Tafl -New 20 Barry 1st Preference 30 d.) Ordinary 50 South Wales Union Bank 100 & 25 Taff Ordinary, at 2b3 John Bland & Co., at 19:! South Wales Colliery A Shares 9 Bristol & West of England Bank New Shares Cardiff Gas D Stock 4 WANTED. Penarth Harbour & Railway Stock 100 Rhymney Iron Old 33s 60 National Bank of Wales, at 134 National Bank of Wales Shares Hill's Dry Dock Shares Spiller <& Co., Limited Mountstuart A Shares Barry & Cadoxton Gas <fc Water Shares Cardiff Junction Dry Docks THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 4, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegraph Address, "Gedge," Cardiff. SELLERS—South Wales Union Banks Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Water Shares 10 Searle & Herring Ordinary Shares 20 Wm. Hancock & Co. Preference Shares 10 Barry Graving Dock Shares 20 Cardiff Penarth & Barry Shares Barry 1st Preference Shares 30 Newport Abercarn Ordinary Shares Hancock Ordinary BUYERS;-150 Gwi ym Evans' Quinine Bitters, at par North's Navigation Colliery Shares Barry A Cadoxton Gas & Water Shares PARSONS AND R OBJEN^T STOCKBROKERS, WESTGATE BUILDINGS, NEWPOBT. FOR SALE. 20 Rhondda & Swansea Bay shares 10 Great Western Colliery A Shares 20 Oakhill Brewery Pref. 10 Newport Abercarn Colliery Ordinary Shares £IOJ Califonia Gold 10 p.c. Debenture, at 974 -W.tles Ordinary Stock, at 15 P.C. 50 South Wales Colliery A Shares 20 Henry Clay 3 p.c. Pt ef. Shares, at 9i 100 Rhymney Iron New Shares, at 22s 6d 19 Spencer's Brewery Ordinary Shares liJO Western Counties Telephones, at 10s 100 Rhymney Iron New fully paid (15s paid in advance at 5 p.c ), "t 3bs per Share 20 Parker's Burslem Brewery Ordinary 30 Svkes Brewery Preference 6 p.c. Shares 100 Barry 1st Preference Shares £ 1,000 Searle Herring 5 p.c. Debenture TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO. ITelegraphic Address, TREDU.N'N, CARDIFF), STEAMSHIP SHARE BROKERS & AUCTIONEERS MERCHANTS. EXCHANGE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE— 1 Share(ful'y paid) South Wales S.S. Co., Ld. i hoThiah tr- Labarrouere S.S. Co., Ld. l-64th Share Violante BUYERS. Shares in Bala, W. J. Radcliffe, Clarissa Radcliffe do Morels steamers and Cory dt Sons do Cymmrodonon, Brittany S.S. Co., Ld. do Monmouthshire S.S. Co., Ld. do Earl of Dumfries MONTHLY SALES BY AUCTION HELD. NEXT 22nd AUGUST, 1839. ENTRIES SOLICITED 30.59 J. W. COURTIS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER ST. JOHN'S CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. 4341* Telegrams. "aloCKS, CARDIFF." Telephone, No. 601.) BUYERS. Stevens & Son's Ordinary Shares Parker's Burslem Brewery Sh ires SELLERS. Hancock's Brewery Ordinary & Preference Shares Bute Dry Dock Shares

CORN. HULL, Tuesday.—To-day at our market there was a small show of English wheat, and although the weather is not favourable for harvest operations, last week s prices could not be exceeded. Foreign wheat also met with a siow sale at late prices. Barley in favourable demand at an advance of 3d per qr. Oats slow, but value maintained. Beans and peas very firm. Maize steady. Weather—strong westerly wind and run. I,IVERPOOI,, Tuesday.-Wbeat- fair trade at the full prices of Friday. < alifornian, 7s 2d to 7s 5d red winter, 6s 8d to 7s 4d Bombay, 6s 6d to 7s 4d. Flour steady and unchanged. Maizt- quiet-mixed Ameri- can, 4s 2d round corn generally 4s 7d to 4s ld; River Plate. 4s to 4s ld. Beans Saidi, 29s 3d to 29s 6d. Peas, 61 2d to 6s 4d. Oats unchanged. Weather stormy after heavy rain. CATTLE. SALFORD, Tuesday.—Larger supply of cattle, but trade worse at a reduction of 10s each. She- ip and lambs-larger suppiy, but trade dull at lower p^.ces. More ca.'ves, but a slow sale at late rates. Cattle, Ed to 7±d beeD, 7d to 9id; lambs, 8d to 9ill calves, 6d to At market Cattle, 2,367; sheep and iambs, 15,189 calves, 153. COWBKIDGE, Tuesday.—The market to-day was fairly well attended. Fat cattle sold at 6,d to 7d per lb ccws and calves sold from EIS to Bl6 sheep sold f-ioin 8id to 9d per lb lambs sold at lOd per lb store pigs saitl from 20s to 38s, according to size porkers sold from 9s 6d to 10s per score. CARMARTHEN, Tuesday—There was a very large supply of sheep, which met a slow demand. Store ewes fetched £ 2 to £ 3 a piece store lambs, 20s to 35s fat sheep, od per lb fat lambs, 9d. There was a great demand ¡"r rams for stock purposes, and agreat many were sold by auction at wide prices—from 30s to E6. The few fat beasts offered sold at 6d per lb. Cows and calves were scarce at 1;12 to £16, No pigs offered. PRODUCE. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday.— Sugar cane moderate demand. Beet closed tirili-ctober, 15s 3d paid November and December, 14s 7 id. Coffee, cocoa, and rice unchanged. Castor oil sale.-—Calcutta, 3 7-16tl. J.ard quiet, and steady. an 32s 6d. Palm oil steady—hard sorts, S22 5s soft, i.22 15 to 22.3. Tallow steady. Petroleum- American. d; Russian, 6d nearest values tone steady Turpentine, 34s, Nitrate, 8s 6d to 8s 74d. LONDON, Tuesday.—Sugar—public sales of grocery met no demand privately a very moderate amount I sold at about 3d lower small business in refined at about previous rates beet dull, and tending lower very little doing in old crops, and prices almost nominal August, sellers, 18s 3d buyers. Is less September, sellers, 16s 6d buyers, 3 1 less October, sellers, 155 3d ;buyers, 15-, plus per cent.: November and December, 14s 74d, sellers buyers, 14s 6d. Coffee quiet sales occasionally about 6d lower Rio futures 6d to Is 9d lower: 69s 3d January. Cocoa generally dull sales of Grenadas easier. Teo,-China sold generally in buyers' favour Moyune gunpowder, 114d to Is 2d new season's black leaf, 5d to Is Ceylons at about previous rates. Rice steady. Shellac 2s to 3s aDove last sales. Cotton and jute firm. Turpentine, 34s 3d. American petroleum, 5 £ d to 6^d. II SWANSEA, Tuesday.—(Messrs Jose, Ford, and Com- pany's weekly metal report). Tin-At the com- mencement of the past week a large quantity of foreign tin changed hands at advancing prices. Closing on Tuesday at S90 17s 6d cash, it rose to S9110son Wednesday, thiee months being done at JE:91 15s to E92 5s but the market wai not so well sup- ported on Thursday, when prices declined to E90 17s 6d cash and .£91 10s three months, a small business having- been done at these figures. On Friday sharp cash Straits were sold down to B93 2s 6d, and three months at £90128 6d and a further decline in prices took place yesterday, £89 12s 6d cash and £90 55 three months being the closing market quotations. On the close of the first 'Change to-day the prices were £89 10s cash and S90 three months. Copper- The price of this metal remains very firm, especially for prompt g.m. b. ',i, which appear very scarce at the moment, holders being in no hurry to realise. On Tuesday last a fair business -Y:ts done in cash and three months, the closing prices being S43 15s cash and B42 10s three months. On Wednesday the market was very active, but prices fell to jM3 10s cash and £4255 three months. On Thursday and Friday the market was quiet, and yesterday the closing prices were £ 43 10s cash and £ 42 151 three months. On the close of the first 'Change to-day the quotations were £ 43 7s 6d cash and S42 15s three months. FISH. GRIMSBY, Tuesday.—Fifteen vessels, trawl and line good supply of herrings from about twenty-five boats, with catches from two to five lasts. Pusce, 16s to 20s level, 12s to 16s; lemon, 40s to 50s; «oles, 160s to 180s per box rurno- 7s to 14s brill, 4s to 6s ling, 3s to 5s dead, 2s to 3s cod. 3s to bs skate, 2s 6d to 3s 6d dead, 2s to 2s 6d each hake. 50s to 70s dead cori, 40.s to 60s per score fresh herrings, Is 6d to 2s and salt, 6d to Is per 100. BUTTER. CORK, Tuesday. —Firsts, 93s seconds, 87s thirds, 82s fourths, 71s. Mild-cured firkin"sllperfine, 101s tine, 94s mild, 86s. In market, 635 firkins. SUGAR. GLASGOW, luesday.Ilarket again inclined to ease small business passing. The official report states ;— Markets flat and little doing. METALS. GLASGOW, Tuesday. -,Nlarke,. firm. and a moderate business done at 46-1 ld to 46s cash 4JS 2a 46s 34 1 and 46s 4d one month buyers, 46s cash, 46. 2:d one monh sellers near. Middlesbrough, 4is 42d cash 43s 7d and 43s 6rt one month buyers, 43s 4d cah sellers, id dearer. Hematite done at 54s id and 54s 2d cash 54s 4d and 54s 54d one month buyers, 54s ld cash sellers, 1d more. < LONDON, Tuesday —Copper quiet, and nothing doing cash. seller", at £43 7s 6d three months, £3 2s 6d. Tin flat—straits, sellers, S89 12s 6d buyuis, £8978 6d; cash S89 17s 6d three months 13th October done at £ 89 i5s. Spelter, £ 21 7s 6d to £ 21 10s. panish I lead, R12 13- 9d. English, £12 17s 6d. Closing report: —C ipper qtiiet-G. -NI. B., E43 2, 6d cash; £42 10s three months £43 paid 12th September. Tin flat—straits sold at S39 10a cash E90 2s 6d three months £39 1bs paid 13th October S89 75 6,1 two months. English ingots, £ 94. Spelter, S21 7s 6d to £ 2110s. Spanish lead, E12 13s 9d English, B12 17s 6d. Quicksilver at Rothchild s, £ 9 15s.

CLEVELAND IRON MARKET. I MIDDLESBROUGH, Tuesday.-Ti)e iron market has been quieter, because in some decree of the Scotch reports not being so good but there are contributory local conditions, as the works on the Tees side will be stopped for two cr three days by holidays, and consequently less iron will be wanted. Prices, instead of advancing, as has been the case for some weeks,have slightly receded,and about 31 per ton lower is quoted to-day as com- pared with last Tuesday. There was very little doing,and prices ranged from 43s 3d to 43s 61 No. 3. For present delivery sellers in some cases would take the lower figure; 43i 91 sellers and 43 6d buyers represented the once to the end of the year. Warrants were 43s 5d. Connal's stock has declined 3,592 tons on the week. The shipments of pig iron are above the average, being 52,000 tons for this month. The manufactured iron and steel trades are stpady, with favourable prospects. Common bars, L6 2s 6d ship plates, E6 7s 6d I angles, £ 5 17s 6J. Steel rails and plates are firm at late rates.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* SWANSEA.t NEWPORT* Mor. Evn. Hgt. Mor. Evn. Hgt. Mor. Evn. Hgt. 13 M 0 21 26 011 33 29 8 0 7 0 34 26 5 20 T 0 54 1 3124 11 0 2 0 36 24 1 1 7 1 44 2t1 4 21 W 2 14 2 5924 11 1 17 2 124 5 2 27 3 1225 4 22 T 3 39 4 13 26 3 2 41 3 1725 5 3 52 4 26 26 8 23 F 4 45 o U.dS 0 3 49 4 16 2a 7 4 52, 5 25!.18 5 24 S 5 39 o 2*0 1 4 43 5 6 23 4 5 52: 0 16 30 6 25 5 6 24 6 43 3t 11 5 2o 5 40:29 10 6 36 6 57 32 4 26 M 7 3 7 21)33 3 6 7 6 25|30 11 7 16] 7 34|33 8 •Roath Basin Prince of Wales J)k. iAI^xandra 1)1;:

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, TUESDAY. There is very little that 13 new to report in con- nection with trade locally. On 'Change to-day there was a fair attendance, and the sales of steam coal were well up to the average. The house coal market was quiet, and little improve- I ment in this branch of the coal trade is expected during the present month. The pitwood market continues weak in consequence of the arrivals of I fresh cargoes. Welsh c^kes were again in good 1 demand, and the high prices recently obtained for this commodity were well maintained. In our local freight market chartering for steam was I moderately active, and the business effected was up to the average of the past few daye. Outward rates for the Upper Meditorraneau ports ruled firm, as did also Baltic freights. Spanish and Gibraltar quotations were steady, and Eastern quotations unchanged. The following comprise the latest opercttions:- Port Said, 10s 6d (Wilfrid), and again, 103 3d (Crescent). GiOraltar, 8s 9d (Molifcre). Algiers, 12jfc«., fuel (Frithoff). Ceylon, 13s (Daventry). Patras, option Corfu, 12s (A. Vagliano). Venice, 11" 3J coal, 12s fuel (Vesta). Lisbon, 9.; 3d (Denia), Swansea loading. Havre, 6, 3d (Planet), Newport loading. Saii.—Tins market was again in an active con- dition. Outward ratei from Buenos Ayres, River Plate, and the northern Brazilian ports j ruled firm, and there was a fair inquiry for I tonnage to load at South Wales ports for the East and West ludie-i and west coast of America. Ore.—Homeward rates from Povina, Decido, j Salta Cabello, and Bilbao ruled firm, with an average demand for boats to load for the Bristol Channel ports, while from Porman, Carthagena, and Huelva fairly prompt tonnage was in strong request. j

SWANSEA EXCHANGE. SWANSEA, TUESDAY. The attendance on 'Change to-day was fairly numerous. We have again to remark upon the anomalous position of the pig iron market, as while the warrant market shows some weakness and lower quotations than last week, at the same time the makers' price has further advanced, and for M-N Bessemer pigs makers are asking 55s to 573 6d, whereas the warrants are given below at 53 lid to 54s. The only way we can account for the difference is the realization by speculative operators, the result of which cannot affect the market permanently. The continued advance in raw materials still limits the business in tin plates to short time sales, for which makers insist upon improved prices, though still inadequate to meet the cost cf pro- duction, which is being augmented by a further increase in the price of steel bars. It is reported, indeed, that steel makers are demanding a further advance of 10s per ton, and that contracts have actually been made at j65 51 for Bessemer bars, which some makers are quoting even 25 10s, but we cannot learn that this price has been realised. Pig Iron.-Glasgow warrants, 45 lid, 45;¡ lOd, 46s cash sellers market steady. Middles- broug-h-N o. 3, 43 3d prompt other numbers in proportion market steady. Hematite warrants, 53s lid to 54s for mixed numbers, f.o.b. Cumber- land. Welsh bars, £ 6.5s to £ 6 10s angles, &c., usual extras, f.o.t. at works. Sheet Iron. JE8 10s to Lg f.o.t. at works. Steel Rails.—Heavy gectionF, L5 5s to jB5 10s light8ection?, £ 6 5s to E6103 f.o.t. leepsrs, angles, channels, &c., according to section and specifica- tion. Steel Sbeel-a.- Singles at L9 103 to £10, with the usual extras for the hierber gauges. Bessemer Sceel.-Tin-plate blooms, £ 4 12s 6d to 24 15s tin-plate bars, L5 5i to L5 10s. Siemans' tin-plate bara-beat, 95 76 6d to L5 10-, All delivered in the district, cash, less 2% Per cent. Tin Plates.—Iron coke tins, per box IC, 13s 3d to 138 6d Bessemer steel coke. 13i 9 i to 14s Sieraenl"- (coke finish), 14", to 14s 6d ternes. per double box, 23 by 20 C., 27s to 27s 6d charcoal do. (Siemens' steel), 28s to 29s best charcoal, 17s 6 i to 22s 6d, according to finish 01 brand; wasters, 6d to Is per box less than primes. Ail delivered in Prince of Wales Dock, Swansea cash, less 3 and 1 pcr ceut. The Swaiasea Ifarbour Trustees have furnished the fcllowing official return of tin plates received I from the works, shipped, and in stock for the week ending August 11, 1389 :— Last Week. previo^Veek. SS Received.. 46,951 42X03i Ba«Xqi a Shipped 43,730 40'2ll 74791 in Stock.. 149,537 146',374 V. Tslla wm.u uars, to £ 43154 Block tin, £ 89 5s to £ 89 15, b 5s^o £ 21 io!' te!e*ram reCe'Ved °n 'Cha° £ e). £ 21 Leu.—English, £ 12 15s to £ 13 on.„h £ 12 12s 6d to £ 12 15s. 3510 Anthracite big vein, selected for malting purposes, 10s 9d to lIs; ordinary large, according to quality and selection, 83 3d to 8; 91; small rubbly culm, 5s to 5 31 per ton All delivered f.o.b. Swansea, cash, less 21 percent Steam Coals.—Large. 12s 6d to 13s 6d /bunkers according to quality, 10^ 6cl to 12s bmail, 63 31 to 7 61 per ton, delivered f.o.b. Swansea, cash 30 days, less 2 £ per cent. Bituminous Coals.—Large, 10s to J2s thro' coals, 9s to 10s; small, 8s 6d to 9s per ton| delivered f.o.b. Swansea, cash 30 days, lass 2 £ per cent. Patent fuel, lis to lis 3d. Coke.—Best foundry, 17s 6d to 18s; furnace, 16s to 17s per ton, f.o.b. Swansea, cash 30 days, less 2 per cent. Iron ores, 133 to 133 6d per ton, ex ship, cash 30 days, with an additional charge of Is 6d per ton for selected large. Pitwood, 19- 31 to 19; 61 per ton into trucks, nett cash 30 days. Freights.—Messrs Burgess and Co., steamship owners, report that to-day's freight quotations are as follow Croaatadt, 7 bd, 3s Copen- hagen, 7=, 7, 61 Stockholm, 7s, 8s Gothenburg, 6s 6d Stettin. 6, 61; Nice, 7s; St. Nazaire, 7fcs Sables, 8tcs; Bordeaux, S^fcs Charente, 8tc3 Lisbon, 9s Barcelona, 14s Tarragona, 12s 31; Valencia, lis 6d Cagliati, lis 9 1 Genoa, 10s 3d Savona, 10s 61 Leghorn, 10s 61 Naples, 10s; Civita Vecebia, lis Palermo, 103 gJ.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROf LLOYD'S AGENTS.! The Spanish steamer Junio, went ashore on Galea B:tr but is now in safety at Galea. The steamer Jessie and Emily has been towed to Havre with machinery disabled. The steamer Empress of India has arrived at Port Said with boilers deranged. Renairswill occupy about eight days. The steamer Dresden, from Grangemouth for Ham- burg. has arrived at Leith with condensers damaged. The Junak, frcm the Clyde for Demerara, has docked at Birkenhead reported leaky. The Eldra, from Seville tor Goole, has arrived at Plymouth leaky and full of water, through collision with H.M.S. Warspite. The steam trawler Leading Star, of North Shields, is ashore at carbor Jugh full of water. The schooner yacht Hebe, reported ashore on the Gedges, floated on Monday night's tide, and came into Falmouth Harbour. The vessel is making no water. The American ship Charles Dennis, outward bound, fouled her chain in leaving Calcutta, and was put back leaky; she will discharge for repairs. A telegram from Belfast states :—The brigantine Neva, cf and from Beiiast, Xor Quebec, was reported at Rathslass Bay, county Down, afire; crew saved. A later telegram states Iseta reported sunk in eight fathoms of water.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Tnesdsy.—Wind WNW, strong. Weather squally. Sea rough. Passed East— steamers Martos, ot Valencia Avon, of Glasgow barque Prince Alfred, or .-Swansea schooner Secret, of Penzance; steamer Llanelly, of Liverpool. Passed West-steamer Kampokus, of Cork. In the Roads— H.M.S. Foxhound, steamers Carnsew, of Penzance; Duddon, of WhitehAven Harriet, of Middlesbrough schooners Mify James and Gazelle, of Penzance; Annie Christian, of Liverpool; Shirley, of Falmouth Kate. of Milford Esthet- and Kliza Annie, of Ply. mouth Maria Elizabeth of Falmouth: ketches Ciistal and Fairwater, of Jersey,

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Tuesday.—Wind NW. strong. Weather squally. Passed /v^-KUen Beatrice, of Aberyst- wyth; Emma and Etl1er, of Cnester; Maria D, of Fiume, from Shield?, for biume, putting back for Fal- mouth: Allova, of ralmouth Scotland, of Windsor; yacht Zubeydeh, of London; Russian barque flyine UBK H, for Yarmou.h steamers N'eiierlan i, of Ant- werp, nio-hc signalling; Cumbrae, of Glasgow Tropic, of Liverpool, from Montreal, for London; Ednm, of and fcr Rotterdam, from ISew York, night signalling. Passed rv t.-s,eameTs OUseI, of Cork City of Amster- dam, of Dublin Paula, of Hamburg, from Altona, for New York Activity, of Carditf Esk Holms, of Mary- port. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Ebbw Vale left Gibraltar for Bordeaux 19th Sapphire left Dartmouth for Rotterdam 18th Penarth left Antwerp .or Newport 2oth Trydegar arvd Havre 20th Gwentland passed Constantinoole for Antwerp 19th Castanos passed Constantinople for Gibraltar for orders 19th King's Cross arvd London 17tb Redruth arYll Odessa 19tb Brittxnyarvd Bilbao from;Newport 19tb Alcester arvd Mersey from Poti 19til Free L'mce arvd Danzig from Middlesbrough 18tb Syra arvd Copenhagen ticm the T)n,- 17th Cosmopolitan arvd New \ork from i,jst,on Cholmley left Gibraltar for Antwerp 18th Edgar left Sharpness for Newport 17th G N Wilkinson arvd Portsea from Cardiff 19th Cymmrodorion arvd Sevastopol 20th Kate B Jones passed Dover for Savona 20tb

CARDIFF-ARrivals. ROATH DOCK, Au £ 7.19--Karooa S3, 1,423, London, light. Morgiay ss, t' j;, ordeaux, pitwood. Rouge- mont ss, 987, R^oer, ba««n3, £ <5 port Adelaide ss, 1.7S3. Inchlonga ss, London, light. Lady Mostyn ss, 467. EAST BUTE DOCK.. Aug 19 -Earl of Dumfries ss. 970, Liverpool, li°rbt, HaUam hire «, BeIfaat lia:ht Aj. banyss, 903 Albireo ss,, ,Maryport( ijg:t.t cheniston ss, 1303. George Peake, 562. Creadon ss, 289. EAST BUTE DOCK, Aug IL-Belpore, 1200. Travan-. core ss, 1149, Rotterdam, light, (Jorrwj; ss, 530, New- port, light.. WEST BUTE DOCK, August Ig.-ol,a 244, Waterford, ballast. Caroline, ballast Rapid, 43. Romulus, 153, Kensal. li„bt. Earl of Dumfries ss, 8, Roads, light.. WEST BUTE DOCK, ^u £ ust 20.-lfoyle ss. 199, Liver- pool, sundries. Mersey ss, n&, Liverpool, flour. Actit as. b63, Havre, light. (y PEN ARTH DOCK. AUG 20.-Lady Havelock ss, 328, Falmouth, ligbci SAILINGS. SAIMNGS. ROATH DOCK, AUK 19.-Capri 5S, BIythewood ss, 'd Gibson, Castro Urdiaies. Theodora vacht, Alexandria, Florida, Mortola, Mameluke ss, Gill, Aden. Inchulva s. Bemburg, Genoa. HOATH DOCK. ^u?,nitfJ—•Blankelow ss, Stewart, Vladivostock. Axel, Knurken, Llanelly. Red Jacket ss, Care, Genoa. A EAST BUTE DOCK. Aug 19.-Cloch ss EASr BUTE DOCK, Aug 20,-Avon ss, Kennedy, Glasgow. WEST BUTE DOCK, Aug 20.-Romulus ss, Cook, Newhuven. PENARTH DOCK. Aug 20.—Caffiia «<> PENARTH DOCK. Aug 20.—Caffiia QCI ENTER ^TWabdS-AUL' 20. Sables, Corrwg ss, B, 0/0, Gorvin, VV Perch & Co Lisbon. Radnor ss. 0^, Whitefield. J Cory & Sons Maddalena, Cheniston ss B, 1303, Marychurch & Co Bombay, Lord Londonderry ss> g Arthurs, Guthrie, Hey wood 4- Co St i ucia, Rochdale ss, B, 961, Tindall, Hall Bros Port Said, Karoon ss, *>. 1-i23, Hardy, Wilson & Co Colombo, Inchlonga ss, B 1963, Worms, Josse & Co Port Said, Albireo ss. 846 Jupp, Cory Bros & Co Monte Video, Belj J Ponsonby & Co New Orleans, Enfle'd ss, B, 1405, Ponsonby & Co Singapore, Robert KiCKmers, Ger, 2211. Bruhn, Todd Buenos Avres, jlni °er, 435, Tylor & Lewis Caen, Actif ss. F. 565, Auffret, P H Coward St Nazaire, Chas Cr°dard ss F, 609, Meiiouis, Bregeon X —Auj; 2(J. Ensenada, Goldeu Sunset, B, 469 coal Spezzia, Trelawny ss> B, 2200 coal Sables, Corrwg ss. B, 1100 coal Marbella, Werfa ss> P fuel, 125 general Lisbon, Radnor ss, B, lfcoo coal Teneriffe, Del, Owyn ss, 8, 2300 coal Tucacas Kippa B.p fuel, 250 coke, 50 sleepers Genoa, Inflexible ss'faO coal Colombo. Imberhorne, 3020 coal Galatz, Quarnero ss, H 1082 coal Monte Video. Winnipeg, Nwy, 2209 coal St Nazaire, Chas Godard ss, F, 1200 coal Caen, Actif ss, F. ?d0 coal La Rochelle, Aunis ss r, 1300 coal IMPORTS—A.ug 20. Bordeaux, Morgiay ss, pitwood, Simkin Bros Risoer. Rouiremont ss, battens, etc, J Bland & Co Liverpool, Foj'le ss. £ L*iera'» Be^gr & q0 Liverpool* Mersey ss, nour, J Bibbert

BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, 891, Barrow, light. Dilston Castie ss. London, light. SAILING, Aug 20. — Afton ss, Dublin, coal. SWANSEA—ARRIYals. SAILING, Aug 20. — Afton ss, Dublin, coal. SW ANSEA-ARRIV ALS. gNORTH DOCK, -Clifton Grove ss, 148, Havre, copper fo, Bridgwater, general. Epney Lass, 60, Padstow, ballast. NORTH DOCK, Aug ,^1 icite, 123, Neath, light. St Helene. 100. 1"eatlJ, h2hs. S, son, 5t¡. Bridgwater, general. Timbo ss» loo, Ulverston, .rQn SOUTH DOCK, Aug «*ndra ss, 65, Tlfracombe, passengers. I3' Ke«neville, ballast* Filippo R, 452. Falmouth, ballast, PRINCE OF WALES DOCK. Aug 19.Warrior Liverpool, oil. H.M o. foxhound ss, 478 Sea. PRINCE OF WAL'FTF,DOY;U« 20-Brooklyn City ss, 1122, Bristol, general. Young Eagle, 523, Port Talbot, timber. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, AHNAVP7.?^00K SS* BA!NES> BEI" fast. Eliza. Marshal1, Port Tiilbot. Britannia, Bol- ger, Wexford. Hetty^t r*VF^«uth. Sumus ss, Hodgson. Garston. Fame, Cox, Charlestown. Fjeld- gulden, Thomson. Kragero. President McMahon, Le Grossec, St V'alery. EUen, Davies, Cardigan. Primus, Roscoe, (ila.^ow. Sducy Lass, Bertram, Pen- ryu. Marie Victorine, Layac, Pontaudemer. Felix Anna, Lecorre, Arcachon. SOUTH DOCK, Aug l/^—Vehn ira a9 Read, Ufra- combe. Rio Formo-so ss, Davies. Bristol PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Aug l9._Quettro sorelli, Costa, itiver P u^aS°ne, Schiaffino, Cape- town. Cambalu, Brown, Bahta. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Aug 20,—Thursby ss, Pay 5S, Brown, St italo. M,CfaI„h.Tor,«ayi) 20. "■ Nantes, Felicite, F. 124, Leveaux, Jeffreys & Co Regneville, Louise E"le^ F- J3- Jeffreys & Co Batoum, Warrior ss, -i, '?'>R,>f0ciete Commerciale Charente. Oss an ss, b,.90, Wood A Co Santa Anna, Curacoa, Beta, B, 424. Shepherd & Co Rotterdam. City of Hamburg ss, B, 742, Hoare, Stone & Coombs New York, BrooklBarse3g & Co Rotterdam, City of Hamburg as, B, 500 cinders, 650 coal. 60 general Regneville,, Louise J25 coal IMPORTS—Aug 20. New York via Br^to'ir,Bru?klyn City ss, 7 cases machinery, Worthmgton Pumping Co 70 casks zinc ashes, Vivian & ^ons Oak Point, N.B Young Eagle 6115 birch planks, 3601 birch plant ends. o887 spruce deals, 556 spruce deals ends, Gregor Bros Roscoff, Favorite, 70 potatoes, 12 onions, Ley & Co Scilly, Sampson, 1 ire-hash, Benson Bros Ulverston, Timbo ss, 230 pig iron, Cwmfelin Tinnlate Bridgwater, Sampson, sundries k'VPOUrS CO A-sT WISE A, en Dublin, Jane, 106 coal, T T Pascoe GV. V'uhlin, Enterprise, 9;) c',a.I. J R Down <& Co Glasgow. Jenny Lind, 145 coal, Nant Merthyr Co Minehead. John William, 58 coal, Cawdor Coal Co Highbridge, Epr.ey j'a"s' coal. Cawdor Coal Co Sea. Triumph tug, 30 bunkers, V ivian & Sons; 2 ice, Benson Bros Hi TEWPORT-ARRIV ALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Aug 20.-Tarpeia ss, 1182, Cardiff, light. RIVER, Aug 20.-Mary Ann, 82, Cork, old iron, Cygnet, 36, Bridgwater, ngnt^ Nouvelle Marie, 49. Bidaford, light. Teaser, 49, Barnstaple, light. J M J. 69, Tralee. ballast. Charlotte 61, Padstow. ballast. Electric, 73, Hayle, bahast. Elleii atid Eliza, 15, Chen- stow, light Robin Hood, 38 Bridgwater, light. Active, 64, Bridgwater, light. Marco Polo, 78, Pad- stow, ballast. J^JLTVGS general. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Aug 20.—PeVeril ss, Masson, Oporto. OLD DOCK, Aug 20.—Corsair ss, Macfarlane, Dublin. Kirkless ss, Coffey, Waterford. Bay Fisher 93, Bannis- ter, Cork. Dotterel s yacht, Kent, Falmouth. Gustave, Corbett, Pont l'Abbe. RIVER, Aug 20 -Arthur Jonas, Pouleon, Brest. Florence, Armstrong, Ballinacurra. Elizabeth, Harvey. Roscarberry, Salterbeck. innott, Ballinacurra. Wave. Day. Cork. Bristol Packet, Fishwick, Plymouth. Jessie, Nolanj Cork. E A>> Symonds, Falmouth. Gazelle, Richards. Devoran. Acorn, Screech, Frem. inton. Industry, Adams, Bideford. Yeo, Lamey. Padstow. Banner, Richards, Liverpool. Norah, Jones. Highbridge. Edith, Thomas, Bristol. Marion, Hazel, Bristol. Jas Kenforth ss, Sully, Bristol. Leopard, Guv. Newunav. ENTERED OCTWARDS- Aug 20. Passages, Calliope ss, B. 876, Pyman, Watson & Co Syra and Piraeus, Fannie ss, B, 1131, Ponsonby & Co Faro, Queen of the West, B, 108, Oroker, Gueret Rosario, Columbus, Ger, Niemann, J Proctor Eeles Ensenaia and Valparaiso, Harold, B, R Oethingjun CLEARED-AUL 20 Brest, Jules Marie, F, 160 coil Las Paimas, Stanmore ss, B, 205C coal Buenos Ayres, Nevada, Nwy, 730 coal Alexandria, Edgar ss, B, 1700 coal Passages, Calliope ss, B, 1650 coal Brindisi. Tarpeia ss, B, 2240 coal PORTS-Aug 20. Cork, Mary Ann, old iron Bristol, Welsh Prince ss, general. T Mitchell EXPORTS COASTWISE-Aug 20. Liverpool, Simoon ss, HoD coal Barnstaple, Rosamond Jane, 55 coal, Tirpentwys Co Truro, Klectric. 120 coal, l'irp ntwys Coal Co Truro, Callan, 250 coal, T Wilks & Co Barnstaple, Dispatch, 60 coal, Diamond Llantwit Co Barnstaple, Flower, 56 coal, Diamond Llantwit Co Barnstaple, Bessie Gould, 92 coal, Diamond Llantwit' Bridgwater, Hercules, 110 coal, J H Hughes Portreath, Tregea, 245 coal, D H Morris Wadebridge, Charlotte, 10 ) coal, D H Horris I Wadebridge, Hannob, 1.30 coal, D H Morris BASSIVETTES AND BEDSTEADS.—FerkineBros^ and Co., Ironmongers, St. Mary-street. Cardiff. 6816

A CARDIFF ASSAULT CASE, BITING OFF A MAN'S LIP. At Cardiff police-court on Tuesday—before Dr Paine and Mr Peter Price—Cbas. Woods (36) was ciiarged with assaulting Thos. Roberts by kicking him on the face in Wood-street on the 19th inst. The prosecutor, who appeared with hi3; head covered with a huge bandage, said he was going down Wood-street in company with his wife on Monday night, when be passed the prisoner, who was in company with some other imen. Prisoner said something disrespectful' of his wife, and then pushed her. Without more ado, Woods attacked him violently, throw- ing him against the wall and kicking him. He then proceeded to bite prosecutor's lip, and did this with such force that a piece was bitten clean off. The piece was produced in court in a glass bottl.-Prisoner, in defence, said that Roberts had assaulted him first, and bad given him a violent kick. It appeared that before the assault the prosecutor passed several women, one of whom abused his wife, calling her U l\lr Kew's informer. At this juncture Mr T. H. Belcher entered the court, having just been instructed to defend. It was decided, in so much as Roberts could not talk with ease, that the case should, be adjourned for cross- examination for a week. The medical evidence of Dr Fowler, however, was taken. The doctor said that he examined the prosecutor shortly after midnight. There was a hole in his left cheek about the size of a florin. The skin was completely removed, but at the angleof the mouth the wound extended right through the mouth. The constable had brought him a piece of flesh which he believed was the part bitten out. Bail was granted, the prisoner to enter into his own recog- nisances in t' e <ora of £ 25 and to find a surety of £25,

CARDIFF HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. THE FORTHCOMING SHOW. The first show of the newly formed Cardiff Horticultural Society, to bo held m the Sophia Gardens on Wednesday next, promises to bo a great success. Although the decision to bold an exhibition was arrived at rather late, a large number of entries have been received, and the promoters hope on the day fixed for the show to present to the public the finest display of its kind ever seen in the town. A special feature wiU be an exhibition of bee driving and manipulation by experts, and lovers of music will note with satis- faction that those two fine bands, the Penarth Batteries 1st G.A.V the Police Band, will be present during the day. Entries, we are asked to state, close on Friday next.

"VERDICT OF 300.' Under this heading Messrs R. J. Heath and Sons, Cardiff, issue a pamphlet containing testimonials from their numerous customers. As makers of and dealers in pianofortes, organs, harmoniums, and other instru inents, the firm have established the highest reputa- tion, and the particular value of the testimony which they bring into public notice is that it emanates from local sources, and may therefore be tested by personal inquiry in any direction. To judge from the number and variety of the letters received, it would almost appear as though the Messrs Heath had sup- plied all Cardiff and South Wales with instruments of music; but although this is by no means the case, it is unquestionable that they have a veiy wide and constantly enlarging circle of customers, and that these are thoroughly well pleased with the instruments they have had delivered to them. 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Pricel'ls lid, 2s 9d 4s 6d. 1022 "VTO NAME OINTMENT. -Li This Ointment is confidentially recommended as an old, tried, and successful remedy for scurvy .scrofula, glandular swellings, ringworm, old wounds, ulcerated legs, scald heads, blotches on the face and body, St. Anthony's fire, burns, chilblains, bruises, piles, tistuia, rheumatism, bunions, &c. It will soon heal up the most obstinate eruptions of the skin of every kind. Please note the Trade Mark Label on each pot. iCrO NAME PILLS. JLL For scrofula, scurvy, ulcerated legs, erysipelas, blotches on the face, eruptions on the body, piles, tistuia, glandular swellings, &c., &c. They may be taken by persons of either sex, are tonic anti invigorating. ana, acting upon the secretions, they are a truly valuable blood purifier, and may be used in conjunction with the No Name' Ointment in any of the above diseases. Sold in pots and boxes by all chemists, price 7.}d, Is ld, and 2s 9d each. No Family should be without them. SOLE PROPRIETOR J. WHITEHOUSE, 194 DERITEND, BIRMINGHAM. 6686 !JIE LUmAi BLOOD rpHOMPSON'S BURDOCK PILLS over- JL comeche worst forms of diseases, and the iouie state of theblooa, stomach liver, and kidneya they go to3 he-core of every disease, where no other medicin e have Dower to reach. The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER cures the followin g complaints:—Indigestion, or wind in the stomach 0, boweis giddiness in the head, dimness of sight weak or sore eyes, loss of memory, palpitation of the heart, iiver and bilious obstructions, asthma, or tightness in the chest rheumatics, lumbago, piles, gravei, nains in the back, scurvy, bad legs bad breast, sore throat, sore heads and sores of all descriptions, burns, wounds, o: white sweiiings, scrofula, or king's evil, gathering; tumours or cancers, pimples or blotches on the iaco and body, swelled feet ar iegs, scabs and iten, erysipeia; jaundice, and dropsy, and fevers of all kinds in boxes at lid and 2s 9d each, sold by: most Chemists, or from the Burdock Pill Manufactory, 14 Oxioró.Lreet Swms" ,1004 ROU'S INJECTION. — HYGIENIC, INFALLIBLE, and PRESERVATIVE, -Cores Dromptly, without additional means, all recaait or chronic discharges of the urinary organs. Pri"- 4s 6d per bottle. Paris J. Fere (successor to Brou), Phar. macien, 102, Rue Richelieu; London: Wilcox aJtd Co.. 239, Oxford-street, W., who will forward it free by Parcels Post to any part of the United Kingdom on receipt of P.O.O and all Chemisis. 7349 13842 CCARDIFF ADVERTISING, J POSTING. AND CIRCULAR DISTRUSTING COMPANY (LIMITED). OFFICES CASTLE CHAMBERS, 21, CASTLE-ST CARDIFF. SECRETARY FRANK H SIMPSON. Best Permanent Posting Stations in Cardiff anu Neighbourhood Contractors *or ail desert) ions oi Advertising Circular Distributing Jcc, 99 Ail orders oromoiiy ar^ende-i to 104'. PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. WORDS. ONCE. THREE S1X TIMES. TIMES. 20 Words 0 6 1 0 1 6 30 Words 0 9 1 6 2 3 40 Words 1 0 2 0 3 0 Each extra 10 Words. 0 3 0 6 0 9 These charges apply only to the classes of advertise ment specified below, and are strictly confined to those which are ordered for CONSECUTIVE insertion, and PAID FOR PREVIOUS TO INSERTION: if either of these con. ditions is not complied with the advertisement will be, I charged by the Business scale:— APARTMENTS WANTED HOUSES WANTED APARTMENTS TO LET HOUSES TO BE SOLD ARTICLES LOST MISCELLANEOUS WANTS ARTICLES FOUND MISCELLANEOUS SALES BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL I PARTNERSHIPS WANTED BUSINESSES WANTED SITUATIONS WANTED HOUSES TO LET SITUATIONS VACANT. N.B -Ti,e insertion of several Advertisements is delayed because the references given are to Post- offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Postmasters jae not allowed to deliver letters so addressed Itersflttstl. (I ANY Information respecting the whereabouts of George Simpson, a seaman, supposed to be at timps residing in Cardiff, will be most thankfully received by Mrs Armstrong, 24, King-st,, Maryport. 305 TANE TO JOE.—I am in great trouble do send to- morrow Hope to seq you soon. J arftt£rslJip. OCCUPATION, with investment of £ 500, in profes- 0 sional business during term of guaranteed engagement. Remunerative and annually increasing income.—For full particulais address, in first instance, Advertiser, 31, Camp-hill, Birmingham. 59 ARTN ERs Wanted with £ 200, £ 300, £ 600, £ 1,500 Manager with £ 200 also Clerk with £ 150 se- cured, Partner in Drapery Trade with £ 500.— Apply Messrs Charlesworth. 7. Nicholas-street. Bristol. 232 jEfltrimomal. 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. 953 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.—The public are cautioned against imitations. Price 3d (under cover 44d). All communica- tions should be addressed to EDITOR, 40, LAMB'S CONDUIT-STREET. LONDON. W.C. 37.35 ) YV' ILLIAM (24) and David (20), good looking, re- » v sDectable, and of true intentions, wish to corres- pond with two young ladies of means.—Apply, with photo, to William and David, "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. I.l. A PPRENTICE.—B. A. George, Manufacturing and Dispensing Chemist, Pentre, Rhondda Valley, his Vacancy for an intelligent Youth must have passed preliminary; premium required time given for recreation and study. 340 (KDucatioital. A LADY requires a re-engagement as morning or afternoon Governess. Excellent references.— Governess, South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 5434 CARDIFF COMMERCIAL SCHOOL of Shorthand, 31, High-street Arcade.—Lessons given by ex- perienced certiticate teacher evening classes. 269 Wast arid JcnnS. j 1710UND, on Clyne Farm, a Radnor Ewe. Unless claimed in five days will be sold for expenses. —Apply, with description, to David Llewellyn, Clyne Farm, Resolveu. 277 LO^T, on August 10th, a Kodak Camera. Was left by owner in second-class railway carriage at Cardiff. Anyone returning same to Commerce House, Carmarthen, will receive £ 1; detention prosecuted. 307 | OsT, young Spaniel Dog, lemon »nd white, small JLi size answers name of Rover, Finder rewarded detaining prosecuted. Evans, Sunnyside-crescent, Pontypridd. 264 LOST, in Bute-road, on Saturday night, a Brown Covert Coat, Any person returning same to Imperial Hotel, Mount Stuart-square, will be suitably rewarded. 242 LOST, July 29th, on Cardiff-road, between Troed- JLA yrhiw and Danderry, a large Tarpaulin, 15 x 9: in good condition. 10s Reward will be given upon re- turning s;ime to Thomas Jenkins. Danderry Farm. Anyone keeping it after this notice will be prose- cute^ 237 Domestic AN EXPERIENCED General Servant, or Plain Cook, for two in family.—All particulars, with wages, to L. G., Daily News," Swansea. 7578 wages, to L. G., Daily News," Swansea. 7578 I ENERAL SERVANT winted at once must be .T able to wash and iron, also plain cooking good references required.—Apply Mrs Griffiths, 44, Hendre- fodwg-street, Tylorstown, via Pontypridd. 343 ("1 ENERAL SERVANT.—Wanted at once in Jf Penarth, a thoroughly efficient General Servant. —Apply, by letter, stating wages, references, &c., Mrs Cay, 17, Park-place, West Sunderland. 210 ("^ ENERAL SERVANT (good) wanted immediately X two in family; must be able to wash and iron well; also plain cooking- good references required.- Apply Mrs Jones, Butcher, Tylorstown, via Ponty. pridd. 236 GENERAL SERVANT.—Wanted at once, Young Woman to do general housework personal in. terview.—Apply 1. Llewellyn, Celynen Shop, Abercarn. 289 OOD GENERAL SEIIVANT wanted at once, hi a chemist's family of three.—2, Prince of Wales- road, High-street, Swansea. 7518 WANTED at once, a General Servant, able to wash and iron references,—Apply personally, Davies, Bookseller, Ferndale. \\T ANTED immediately, a Nurse must be strong T V and used to children.—Apply Jesmond Villa, Cowbridge road, Cardiff. o28 WANTED, experienced Cook also a Commercial room Waitress.—Apply Mitre Hotel. Hereford 317 317 WANTED, in gentleman's country house, a thorough good Cook, over 30; baking and small dairy must be thoroughly experienced in all branches of French and English cooking.—State age, wages, reference, Mrs G., Trewyn, Abergavenny. 7593 WANTED, 9th September, two good Generai Servants, Cook, House, and Parlourmaid; country place.—Full particulars to Mrs Whittuck, Manor House, Priston, Bath. 55 WANTED, good General Servant, fond of children one from the country preferred good character indispensible.—Apply 9, Windsor-esplanade, Docks, Cardiff. 14 WANTED, an Under Housemaid, to assist in kitchen after midday.—Apply to Mrs J. D. Thomas, 34, Park-place, Cardiff. 167 WANTED, strong Girl as General Servant, used to children from country preferred good references.—64, Lower Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 162 references.—64, Lower Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 1b2 WANTED, General Servant in small private family good home none under 20, and only experienced servants of good character, need apply.— Address 6, Fitzalan-place, Roath, Cardiff. 173 WANTED, good General Servant.—Apply, with references, Mrs Morgan, 13, Talbot-street, Canton, Cardiff. 220 WANTED, General Servant, with good character. —Apply at Wyndham Hotel. Canton, Cardiff.194 WANTED, good Working_ Housekeeper must be good needlewoman, with knowledge of dress making age not under 30 also good General Servant, able to do plain cooking.—Apply Adelphi Hotel, Swansea. 7504 WANTED immediately, a clean, active Girl, to undertake charge of small Dairy, and assist generally in house-work.—Apply, by letter only, to Mrs Grover, Clydach Court, Pontypridd. 265 WANTED, at once, a good General Servant; Welsh preferred.—Apply at 53, Partridge-road, Roath. Cardiff. 260 rilHE Insertion of several Advert.isements is JL delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. ^ituattrms Vacant. -n ARMAID.-Wanted immediately, Young Lady as above, used to quick counter trade.—Apply, enclosing carte and reference, Mrs Savours, Three Lamps, Swansea. u 7555 BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.—Wanted, at once, Man to make strong and medium.—Apply Thomas, Penmark, near Cowbridge. 336 CARPENTERS, Carpenters, Carpenters.—Wanted J several none but competent men need apply no strike good wages.—Apply David Davies, Con- tractor, Llanelly. 185 CIVIL SERVICE APPOINTMENTS.—Salaries, £ 80 to £ 400. Tuition by correspondence. Rapid postal preparation for Clerkships, Excise, Customs, &c. No payment until successful. Stamp.—Secretary, 48, Lin ton-street, Islington, London 201 Al ECHA Nl(; d 10LLIKRY^ MECHANIC wanted.-Apply. giving full particulars of experience and wages required, to the Powell Duffryn Co., Aberaman. 203 (1 OOD, steady Shipwrights wanted immediately for It woodwork wages, 6s 6d per day steady em- ployment given.—Further particulars on application to Mordey, Carney, and Co., Limited, Dry Docks, Newport, Mon. 152 ROOM-COACHIVIAN wanted; good driver and able to be generally useful; wife to do laundry good wages.—Apply Box A, "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 293 AULIEM-Wanted at once, Young Man, to deliver grocery and collect accounts personal interview.—Apply Isaac Llewellyn, Celynen Shop, Abercarn. 288 INTELLIGENT YOUNG MEN (aged 16 to 25) and i. YOUNG LADIES (aged 15 to 20) who can study for a few months in their own homes to prep are by correspondence for situations under Government, with commencing salaries ranging to £ 100, promotion and pension.—Write Secretary, Civil Service Examination Agency, Dulwich. London. 883 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, Southwark-street, London. Agents wanted. 594 MEN, YOUTHS, BOYS.—All classes requiring any situations, indoors, or out, write at once. Situation Guide free. Busy time hundreds suited don't delay.—Tanner and Co. (Box 54), 112, Newmgton Causeway, London. Men late Army, Navy, or Merchant Service also write. 207 FUDDLERS are requested to keep away from the Vernon Iron and Tin-plate Works, Briton Ferry, as a dispute is pending. 276 SHOEMAKERS. — Wanted immediately, a good Repairer none but steady men need apply.— David Thomas, 47, Rheola-street, Penrhiwceiber, near Mountain Ash. 234 SHOEMAKER.—Wanted at once, good General Hand; steady men only.— Apply Edmunds, Caerphilly. 292 SHOOTING.—Wanted, Persons to Shoot SeaguUs (luring shooting season.—Particulars of Roland Sear. 18. Edmunds-place, London, E.C. 319 SOME SPARE HAND Copper Furnacemen Wanted good wages.—Apply, by letter or per- sonally, to the Manager of the Cwmavon Copper Works, Port Talbot. 7584 STATION-MASTER wanted wages to commence 18s a week, and house must understand single line working, block, and staff.—Applications and testimonials to be sent to A, South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 7536 TB^INMAN wanted, one used to ironmonger's shop A preferred.—Apply Thomas and Son, Haverford- WMr. 186 TO CONFECTIONERS—Wanted, a good Confec- tioner, well up in the retail trade.—Apply G, White, Confectioner, Swansea. 7554 rro COOPERS. —Wanted, practical Brewers' Casks X Maker.—Apply Thomas, Hodge'2-row, Cardiff. 170 mo PRINTERS.—Wanted, immediately, a good J_ Welsh General Jobbing Hand.—Jones, Printer, Briton Ferry, 273 WANTED, competent Man to Build Rave Spring TT Carts, strictly sober Welsh preferred.—Jones, Post-office. Llanover, near Abergavenny. 160 WANTED, a Water Clerk or Runner one accus- tomed to the ship repairing trade preferred.— Apply Wallsend Pontoon Company, Limited, Cardiff. 7531 WANTED at once, a smart Lad as Messenger must know the town well, and have good reference from last place.—Apply at South Wales Daily News Office, Cardiff. WANTED, a thoroughly competent Millwright for a large tin-plate works none other than those who have had previous experience need apply.— Address Millwright, Daily News" Office, Carditt. 7592 WANTED, two Painters, good plain bands, and a good Grainer must be clean workmen.— Decorator, "Daily News Office, Swansea. 322 WANTED at once, a few good Painters.—Apply by letter to T. Rees, Contractor, Merthyr Vale. WANTEI>, Shipwrights to keep away from New- port, Mon., during the strike. 7530 WANTED, steady, active Man, who thoroughly understands hcrses, as Cartman, and make himself generally useful.—State :1ge, wages, and references to White Lliw Forge, near Swansea. 213 WANTED, a few good Boll Turners for a large If T steelworks in the North of England, manufac- turing rails, sleepers, angles, &c.—Apply, stating ex- perience and wages required, to Roll Turner, Daily News," Carditf. 7545 WANTED, a Plumber, accustomed to acid cham- ber work and lead burning constant work.— Apply Box 23, Post-office. Swansea. 7503 WANTED, a steady Moulder must be a good workman.—Apply to Evans, Foundry, Pontar- dawe, Swansea Valley. 135 rgVIE Insertion of several Advertisements is JL delayed because the references giyen are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed !$hop ).äsí5tants &c. DRAPERY.—Wanted, a smart Junior Young Man for a pushing trade —Picton and Co., Redcliff- hill, Bristol. DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, a good pushing .1.)" Junior Hand; must be well up in window dressing; Welsh; state full particulars. C. AL Williams, Aberystwyth. 150 RA.PERY.-Wanted at once, a Junior.-Apply, with full particulars, to J. Eynon Williams, Penygraig. 202 RAPERY.-Wanted, a smart Junior Hand also _!J1 an Improver (Welsh) state full particulars.— Apply E. Owen, Drapery Bazaar, Cardigan. 294 DRAPERY and OUTFITTING.-I,ewis Pritchard, Anchor House, Ebbw Vale, is in immediate want of an energetic, competent Junior Hand. Welsh desirable. 111 DRESSMAKER Wanted, good fit and style.—State age, salary, and experience to T. Wootton, Draper, Brecon. 1b7 DRESSMAKERS.—Wanted, Experienced Practical J! Firsb Hand must be good fit and take entire management of workroom.—Apply, stating experience, salary, reference, &c., to Henry T. Pratt, Silk Mercer, London House, Pembroke. 230 ROGERS.—Wanted immediately, good Junior, JT accustomed to Provisions; Welsh. Personal application.—J. D, Rees, Aberavon. 297 ROCERY.—Wanted at once, Young Man to look X after horse and deliver goods, and fill up time at counter.—Apply A 300. Daily News Office, Cardiff. 300 GROCERY.—Daniel Williams, Blaina, requires a Jr Junior and an experienced Assistant. 306 ROCERY.—Wanted at once, Junior.—Apply, Jf with particulars, J. C. Wilton, Pontypool. 332 RLICI?,RY. -Wanted, an experienced Junior, well Gup in the trade.-Stliry and experience. &c., to Grocer, South Wales Daily News Office, Cardiff. 291_ d 1 ROCERY.—Wanted, a strong Lad to deliver goods VX and assist in shop.—Apply with reference, &c., to T. Llewelyn, Tirphil, New Tredegar, 88 &f'l ROCERY. -Wanted immediately, a strong, steady Jr young man as Haulier, and willing to make him- self generally useful must understand horses per- sonal application preferred.—David Hughes, Grocer, Ebbw Vale. 233 GROCERY, &C.—Wanted a sharp Youth as an Apprentice one from the country preferred.— Apply ]). Elias, 33, Bridge-street, Cardiff. 72 ROC feRY. -Wanted, a Junior at once.—Apply, (^1 ROC1CRY.—Wanted, a Junior at once.—Apply, TT stating particulars, to D. H. Evans, Ogmore Valley, Tynewydd. 296 ROCERY.—Wanted immediately, smart Assistant \X for ready-money trade.—Apply Day and Bell, Newcastle Emlyn. 29b (1 ROCERY and PROVISIONS.—Wanted' imme- X diately, an Improver, accustomed to soliciting Welsh.—Apply, with full particulars, to John Isaac, Aberdare. 81 i 1 ROCERY and PROVISIONS.—Wanted, first HJT week in September, strong Youth as Appren- tice also an Improver. -Apply, stating particulars, Griffiths, Treorkey. 82 A GROCERY and PROVISIONS.—Assistant wanted. VJT State experience, references, &c.—S. Phillips, Hong Kong, Neath 226 d 1 ROCERY and PROVISIONS.—Wanted imme- VJT diately, strong Youth as Apprentice Welsh indispensable.—Apply to Treharne Brothers, Tbe Stores, Penygraig, near Pontypridd. 256 (-IROCERY and DRAPERY.-Wanted, a strong, X willing Junior for a Family Trade speak Welsh —Apply J. Preston, Pore Talbot. 126 ROCERY and PROVISIONS.—Wanted, a Junior, 1T strong and active.—Apply, with full particulars, to J. Daniel, Abersychan. 108 MILLINER, able to serve through, wanted.—State age, salary, and experience to T. Wootton, Draper, Brecon. 158 ILLINEItY.-Good stylish Milliner wanted of not jLrJt. less than six years' experience, and accustomed to serve; Welsh.-Apply, stating age, salary, ex- perience, and length of time in last two situations, C. M. Williams. Aberystwyth. 151 ILLINERY. -Wanted a First Hand Milliner; must be stylish and of good experience.—Apply, with full particulars, to E. Fowler, Lion House, Pontypool. 204 fA WNBROKING.- Wanted, a Pawnbroker's Assis- iL tant.—Apply A. 1. Freedman, Victoria Build- ings, Dowlais. 117 rlio GROCERS. Wanted, strong Junior; also X Young Man to attend horse and van, and deliver bread; must be a good salesman, and well up to horses no other need apply.—Liverpool Bakery and Provision Stores, Aberavon. 200 WANTED, an experienced Young Man for Drapery.—Henry Luck, Oxford-street and Portland-street, Swansea. W .ANTED immediately, a smart Junior must he well ui> in provisions, also sober.—Johns, Central Stores, Tonypandy. 190 WANTED, a sharp Girl or Youth, accustomed (to W work Harrison Stocking Machine.—Apply D. C. Gower, Red-street, Carmarthen. 187 WANTED, a competent Dres8 and Mantle Maker, with knowledge of millinery; a comfortable and permanent situation offered to an able hand.— Apply, stating age, experience, salary, &C., to D. Evans, Draper, Cemmes, Montgomeryshire. >'55 WANTED, a first-class Hand for the Grocery and Provision Trade must be sober and steady person, and of good experience, particularly in the provision department.—Apply personally to D. Davies, 2. Canon-street, Aberdare. 1881 WANTED, Junior Hand for Grocery and Provision trade must have good references.—Apply S. Andrews and Son, Cardiff. 101 fjnHE 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 Situations TSEanteir. A S SECOND FOOTMAN or next to Butler aged J\. 18 height, 5 teet 9 inches.—Apply a. Gilkes, Swalcliffe, Banbury, Oxon. 227 OMPOSITORS,-Improver seeks situation on J NPWS five years' experience.—F. Coleman, Milkwall, Gloucestershire. 228 RINTERS.-Jobbing Hand seeks permanent em- X ployment. Good knowledge of bookbinding and stereotyping. Used to press and machine. -Thorne, Athlete. Wells. 254 WANTED, Situation as First Postboy, or manage- ment of stables well up in posting in all its branches good four-in-hand driver first-class refer- ences.—Bert, 43, Front-street, Pembroke Dock. 7597 WANTED, by a Young Man, Situation in a Ship Stores knowledge of book-keeping, bonded stores, < £ c. 1 years experience; excellent references. —Address M, Wright,27, Cheltenham-street,Barrow-in- Furness. 208 ANTED, by a respectoble, middle-aged Widow, Offices to Clean to live on the premises pre- ferred.—Mrs Cashmore, Yew Tree Cottage, New-road. Cwmbran, Mon. 324 rr\HE Insertion of several Advertisements is 1 delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed "C_ Qgnttus, t!trnheUtrz, & AGENTS wanted, £ 104 per annum samples post free experience unnecessary.—Pendlebury and co., 17o, Harwich-road, Colchester. 153 AGENTS & TRAVELLERS Wanted, to push first- class Machinery Oils amongst mills, ironworks, collieries, gas and water works, steamships, &c. sale large and increasing liberal commissioii. Addresss J. B., care of Dewick & Bateman, 46, Barbi- can, London. 107 AGENTS wanted in every Town and Village throughout the United Kingdom. Terms most liberal.—Apply to J." Room 5, 1 and 2, ChisweU- p ,c street, London. 205 AGFNTS Wanted goods in steady demand salary and commission —Ireton and Co., 92, Grace- church-street, London. 142 A GOOD AGENT wanted salary nnd commission: will suit anyone having spare time gentle- manly occupation no goods or samples to carry particulars free by post.-Apply to Box 47a, St Thomas Chambers, London Bridge. 13714 5179 1RMING HAM GOODS, Jewellery, Watches, Hardware, Immense Variety. Agents wanted. Wholesale book, 300 illustrations, free.—Henry May (292), Birmingham. 155 CI ENTLEMEN of position and influence may X materially increase their incomes without inter- fering with present occupations by acting as agents tor an established firm.—For particulars address the Manager, the City Stock ana Share Exchange, Wal- brook House, London, E,C. 309 ENTLEMEN calling upon Horse and Cattle X Keepers Offered Lucrative Appointments as Agents for Pearce's (Crown Brand) Royal Aromatic Horse and Cattle Food.—Pearce, 46a. Market-street, Manchester. Invented 1850. 316 MESSRS BLACKIE and SON have a vacancy for a Traveller. To energetic and pushing man liberal terms and permanent employment will be given.—Apply, with references, 11, Fisher-street, Swansea. STOCK EXCHANGE SPKCULATIONS.— Agentle- man of long experience, engaged successfully in this business on his own account, wishes to act for a few clients terms, an eighth of the actual profits realised no other charge or liability whatever references and security if regnired.-Writa for par- ticulars to T. Roberts. 12. Uuion Court, Old Broad. street, Lone- I PERAMBULATOR Agent wanted to Sell New ) I Patent Bassinette, with china handle, rubber wheels, and hood, for 16s 6d.-Dunkley, Patentee, Birmingham. 127 ^JMART, energetic Men required in every town in IO Monmouthshire and South Wales to Sell our noted specialities on the easy payment system. Goods of every description, including Pianofortes, Organs, Harmoniums, Bicycles, Tricycles, Pelambulators. Bassinettes, Wringers, Mangles, Sewing Machines, Washing Machines, Books, Watches, Clocks, Jewel- lery, &c &c. Splendid opening for pushing men no nsk or outlay; every facility given for doing business succes certain.—For particulars apply to Mr Minor, I Agency Superintendent, Wheeler and Gee, 26, Castle- road, Cardiff. 192 WANTED, Collector for monthly payments through South Wales age 25 to 35; salary to com- mence, 28s per week, and commission £ 100 security required; abstainer preferred, with character un- mence, 28s per week, and commission S100 security required; abstainer preferred, with character un- impeachable.—Address Manager, Harrop, 56, Tib- street, Manchester. 211 p/* MONTHLY easily made by Selling our Cele- ot1" brated Teas, French Coffee, and Cocoa.— Write for particulars to Oliver, Oliver and Co., 324, Southgate-road, London. 6574 JL'oirgtngs, apartments. &r. APARTMENTS wanted throughout Cardiff and neighbourhood for one week, from 30th Septem- j ber next, to accommodate visitors to the meetings of the Church Congress.—Applications, stating terms for Sitting-room and Bedroom, additional Bedroom, and Bedroom only, are to be forwarded to C. M. Berkeley, Prince's Chambers, Cardiff, on or before Saturday i next, the 24th. 7479 551 APARTMENTS Wanted (permanent) for Septem- APARTMENTS Wanted (permanent) for Septem- ber by gentleman and wife must be near Dumfries-place, Cardiff.— address Winter, Croft House, Haverfordwest 240 URNISHkiD APARTAIEN'J'S.-Sitting-room and mi oon1. Gentleman or Two Friends.—Apply Mr Thomas, Auctioneer, Vere-stM Cadoxton,Barry. 183 ICELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS sitting- room, one or two bedrooms terms moderate.— 6, James-street, Castle-road. Cardiff. 313 I>ARTIES visiting London will find good accommo- dation at Whittington's Private Hotels, 5 and 7, Thanet-place, facing Law Courts, Strand, and 20, Bloomsbury-street, Bloomsbury, Bed and breakfast from 3s. 914 13^^ARTH. — Lansdowne, Private Hotel and .Boarding Residence extensive Channel view superior accommodation moderate charges special terms to permanent residents. ° 824 UNFURNISHED Apartments to Let; no children. —Apply 36, Longcross-street, Roath, Cardiff. 320 tTNFURNISHED Apartments to Let, with use of kitchen.—Apply 58, De Burgh-street, Riverside, I Cardiff; or 2, Coldstream-terrace, Cardiff 7o I itfct ^ale—fjfftises, Han £ r. &c. ARRY DOCK.—Houses, Shops, and Villas in Catloxton, corner Dwelling-house and Shop, with Stable. &c and Cottages opposite Barry Dock Station, and Villas in Barry.—David Jones and Co., Cadoxton. 48 IT'YRK STREET, Splotlands, and Ivy-street, U Canton.—Convenient well-built Houses to be sold a bargain.—Apply W. and S. Hern. Estate Agents, Cardiff. 1049 OR SALE, Glamorgan-street, Canton, seven well- A built Houses respectably tenanted in thorough good repair private improvements done ground rent low price, 2120 each E700 can remain on mortgage. —Apply William Evans. 2, Plasturton-gardens, Cardiff. -325 FOR SALE, Montpelier-terrace. Swansea, a House containing 9 rooms, with bath and w.c. inside.— Apply J. and D. Jones. Builders, 47, Gorse-lane, S wansea. 7580 FOR SALE, 15, Plasturton-gardens, Cathedral-road, -tL well-bnilt and fitted out with all modern improve- ments. Also two small Villas, well let to respectable tenants rent, 9s per wppk price, JS225 each.—Apply Morris, 49, Mackintosh-place, Cardiff. 258 LOUCESTER.SHIRE, within easy distance of \JC Clifton College —For Sale, a desirable Resi- dence, with lawns, kitchen garden, and paddock in all, three acres; three reception, twelve bedrooms square hall, with old oak panelling and mantelpiece two boxrooms, servants' hall, kitchens, &c. stabling for four horses, coach-house, greenhouses, piggeries, Ac. perfect drainage occupation when aesired.— Lees, Park-villa, Lee-on-Sea, Ilfracombe. 209 "7VT ORTON LODGE, Oystermouth. near Swansea.— A.^1 This imposing Family Residence, built in modern style, standing in its own grounds, sheltered. and facing the Bay stabling and every convenience. —Apply Thomas Mil ward. Swansea. 7551 S JORTH.—For Sale. substantial 8-roomed Villa i best situation sheltered from east and north winds.—Apply Rev James Haulfryn Villa. 238 rpHE PARADE, Nos. 5, 6, 7, and 8, and Nos. 1 and B. _3, Senghennydd-place, for Sale.—Apply Lewis Hopkins, Auctioneer, &c., 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. 333 TO BE SOLD, Nice Villas, with outbuildings, large gardens, 11 to 12 acres of rich grazing land five cotl 9 ges, almost new, situated in the most pretty place in the vale of the River Tawe 10 minutes' walk to railway station and market town.—Apply W. X., Black Ox Hotel, Llandilofawr. 312 ESTON-SUPER-MARE. — Houses Furnished, T t Unfurnished, and for Sale. Wansbroughs, House Agents, Weston-super-Mare, have large selec. tion. Printed Register gratis and post free. 546 a he 3tl'wr¡j'nnslst Errnti, &r. 0-+ FL \ET ACHED VILLA; Pendine, near St. Clear s J| furnished sea view to Let from September 7th. —Jenkins, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 LATTERMATH to Let; good water.—Apply Walter JLj Morgan, Pontypridd. 7585 LOVAINE HOUSE, Oakfield-street; breakfast LOVAINE HOUSE, Oakfield-street; breakfast room, kitchen, larder, wine cellar, scullery and pantries basement floor, drawing, dining, smoking room, china pantry, and office on ground floor, nine good bedrooms, bath room, best w.c.! large green- house and garden-Apply R. Smith, 44, Oakfield- etree\ Roath, Cardiff, 216 J5WPORT. — To Let, convenient newly built Dwelling-house, in good position in Commer- cial-road, Newport; contains on ground floor-shop, with double plate-glass front, dining-room, and kitchen first and second floors-show or sitting-room and six bedrooms suitabie for a drapery business possession 1st September.—Heybyrne and Brown, 173, Commercial-street, Newport, 7550 I JjENARTH.—To Let, a charming Residence, con- X taining 10 good bedrooms and 3 large sitting- rooms, 25 x 16i, 20 x 17, and 19 x 154, and usual offices and conservatory, with verandah commanding an uninterrupted view ofi the channel. Apply to Morgan Morgan, Albert-chambers, Cardiff; or D. G. Price, Contractor, Penarth. __mw_ u 260 X)ONTYPRIDD.—Rosedale-villa, in Court House- X street; 11 rooms garden.-Apply Mr W. R. Davies, solicitor, Pontypridd. 7491 ROATH.—Commodious Villa to be Let, September JH< 29.—Apply to James Munn, 6, Piercefield-place, Cardiff, 243 OME GRASS LAND to Let for cattle ou tack.— Taff Vale, "South Wales Daily News' Office, Cardiff. 5796 mo LET, beautifully situated at Maindee, a com- JL plete ten-roomed House.—Apply to Milton I Locke, Advertising and Insurance Agent, Newport, j Mon 184 rinO LET, 224, Cowbridge-road, Canton; a con- X venient, 7-room House; good back entrance; rent, 10s all taxes paid.—Apply J. Williams, 148, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. 268 TWO HOUSES to Let, 9 rooms, 2 w.c.'s, bath-room, with hot and cold water, hot and cold in scul- lery Nos. 95 and 96, Hamilton-terrace, Gorse-lane, Swansea.—Apply 24. Hanover-street. Swansea. 7553 ijta Het-lhtsmuss gprsmises, &z. BERDARE.-To Let, large and commodious Shop A and Dwelling-house, 83, Cardiff-road; good position for draper and grocer the above trade has been carried on successfully for upwards of 35 years rent moderate: immediate possession.—Apply W. Howells, Dare Villas. 854 BARRY DOCK.—Business Premises to be Let or Sold; within few minutes' walk of Barry Dock: —David Jones do Co., Cadoxton. 51 BRECON.—To Let, extensive Premises (in one J[) lot) in best position Two Shops-one occupied as grocer and provision merchant's, with wine, spirit, ana beer license attached; the other by post-office— formerly one establishment; three plate-glass win- dows capital cellars and dwelling-houses.—For par- ticulars apply Samuel Lewis, 45, High-st., Brecon. 110 CARDIFF.—Wyndham Arcade, St. Mary-street to C Hayes Bridge, large Shops to Let.—Apply Secre- tary, 8. Working-street, Cardiff. 92 CCARDIFF.—Large Yard and Workshop near St j Mary-street; suitable for cabinet-maker, cab proprietor, aerated water brewery, or any business requiring space rent moderate to permanent tenants. Immediate possession. -Apply Jenkins, Clarke, and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 LIVETOWN, near Pontypridd.—To Let, large D Shop and Premises, facing Parish-road, between Augustus and Archer-streets.-For full particulars apply to Secretary, Cottage Company, Queen's Chambers, Cardiff; or to Mr J. Williams, LiverDOOI House, Clivetown, near Pontypridd. 6545 COMMODIOUS SHOP, recently rebuilt, with hand- 9,,) some fagade and large plate-glass windows best position in Swansea; upwards of 40 years' connection as first-class drapery establishment.-Apply Marten, Bryncoed, ketty, Swansea. 75b2 EBBW VALE.—New Shop and House to Let; plate- glass front best position in town near market- house and railway stations splendid opening for chemist; no opposition rent moderate.—Lyons, Market-street, Ebbw Vale. 310 RONMONGER'S SHOP to Let. No. 4, Carmarthen- JL t road, Swansea good position.—Apply Daniel Matthews, 10, Calvert-terrace, Swansea. 7517 rilREHARRIS.—To be Let, a House and Shop, X double-front, plate-glass windows, large cellars, and bakehouse attached situated in Penn-street, where a good ready-money grocery busliiess is now carried on.—Apply 1, Perrott-street, Treharris. 129 1 CI CUSTOM -HOUSE STREET, Cardiff, from X v, Michaelmas part suitable for living accom- modation or offices. -Senkins, Clarke, and Co., Phil- harmonic Chambers. Cardiff. 1050 businesses for Bbposal, (CARDIFF.—To be Sold, Coffee Tavern and Sweet j Business, with stock, fixtures, and household fur- niture good thoroughfare best reasons for disposal. —Address G 62, "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 165 | STABLISHED Licensed Business, leading I-j, thoroughfare large counter trade ingoing moderate rare opportunity for genuine concern -Mr Glover, Hotel Valuer, Swansea. 7556 CI ROCERY Businesses for Disposal in Penarth and X Cadoxton low rentals and ingoings.—David Jones and Co., Business Brokers, Cadoxton. Barry. 49 ROCERY, Provision, and Packing Business cap- X ital required, £ 300 established over 30 years— Principals apply to Jenkins, Clarke and Co., Carom. 1050 mo CHEMISTS. — An old-established Chemist's I Business to be Disposed of incoming moderate; proprietor retiring.—Chemist, Daily News Office, Cirdiff. 86 iflitsical. MISS ASTLE gives Lessons on the Pianoforte and Singing. Pupils can receive instruction twice each weekeither at their residences or 22, Charles- street. Queen-street, Cardiff. Terms moderate. 5435 RS ALFRED MORRIS, Licentiate Roy. Acad. Mus., Resumes Lessons in Singing, Voice Pro- duction, Pianoforte, and Harmony at 33, Queen-street, Cardiff, on Tuesday, August 20th. During the last six months Mrs Morris's pupils have gained 23 certificates in different subjects, ten of these being with honours. Students' concerts frequently given. Vacancy for resident pupil.—Address Lulwortli House, Caerleon.9i7 "MUSICI,MADEIIEASY.A marvellous easy method for all to play Piano, Harmonium Is, free—Rev W. Hughes, Ogmore Vale, Bridgend. 281 a>IAN Oi< ORTK and American Organ to be Solt X cheap; the Organ has 7 stops and 2 knee sweUs.-Apply 11; Morgan, 71, Cathays-terrace, Cardiff. C|S.—5 Stop Walnut American Organ, with knee swell; handsome case.—Gwynne Brader, Swansea. ft -| A /j S.—Piano, full compass walnut case Xrt panel front and sconces will wear well.—Gwynne Brade. Swansea. 4* ~f St "I tS.—Piano (Walnut) good maker %lv ltl in perfect order.—Gwynne Brader, Swansea. S.-Piano (Walnut case); trichord; tl- 17 XI iron frame best action good maker wear well.-Gwynne Brader, Swansea. nt O 1 OS.—Two elegant iron frame, full tri- 3tiXO .JLO chord, check-action Pianofortes, full tone warranted worth double.—Gwynne Brader, Swansea. (ypL GUINEAS.—Upright Grand Piano full iron frame full trichord best check action iron wrest plank beautiful design.—Gwynne Brader, Swansea. 693 flonltrg, pigeons. &c. p?i~WS. Cash will buy 17 promising Plymouth Rock ti" Pullets, 3 nice Cockerels, 4 year-old Hens.— Tiplay, Lower Wharf-street, Shipley, Yorks. 304 marbínerlIt maaIs, &r. jpECKETT AND g ONS, LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE BUILDERS, B RISTOL. LOCOMOTTVE JgNGINES ALWAYS IN STOCK READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. Full particulars on application. 1081 jpORTABLE E NGINES, MORTER MILLS. SAW BENCHES, ENGINES. BOILERS, And all machinery. On SALE, HIRE, or PURCHASE HIRE On lowest terms and ready for delivery. CHARLES D. jpHILLIPS NEWPORT. MON. Send for Phillips' Machinery Register, 6d. 1095 THE VORTHINGTON STEAM PUMP, FOR MINES Sinking Deep Headings and Permanent Lifts to 1,200 Feet Head. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PUMP IN THE WORLD FOR COLLIERY AND GENERAL PURPOSES. WILL wonK UNDER WATER. Highly Economical. DYNE STEEL AND CO.. NEWPORT, MON., 5248 SOL E AGENTS FOR SOU T H WALES. | fjl O gTE A M S H I P Q W N E R S Requiring New jyj-AUINE OILERS Of the Highest Class and Power. Apply for Prices and Designs to G. K. STOTHERT & CO., 6888 ENGINEERS, BRISTOL. BOILERS of All Kinds.—The Grantham Crank and Iron Co., Limited, Grantham, boiler makers to the trade. 56 I7<0R SALE, Double 9i Portable Engine, with or without winding-gear complete all perfectly new.—Apply to the Uskside Engineering Company, Newport, Mon. 100 FOR SALE, 60 Lancashire and Cornish Boilers double riveted, 30ft. by 7ft, with all recent improvements; all fittings 20 engines, singly and in pairs, for winding and driving cylinders, 9in. to 30in. diameter. All kinds of colliery, tin-plate, and quarry plant in stock.—Edward Ratcliffe, Ha warden, near Chester. Telegraphic address, Merchant, Hawarden. Caution —Beware of imitation. 7277 ON SALE, One Boiler, double-rivetted, 30ft by 7ft, 5Galloway tubes in each flue, safe for 701bs pres- sure one Boiler. 15ft by 4ft 6in, one flue through, safe for 651bs pressure both ready for delivery, cheap 150 yards 4in. cast-iron flanged steam piping, and 200 pulleys, all sizes, cheap.—Apply Lawrence Scowcroft, Bolton. 1128 J)AIR of WHEELS, 8ft. diameter, suitable for B moving heavy timber, girders, &c., cheap.— Fielding and Piatt, Gloucester. 7274 1JORTABLE ENGINES, 20 to 7-h.p. two semi- portables, 10-h.p., air compressor, 6in. centrifugal pumps Lancashire boiler, 27 by 7. Sale or purchase, hire, cheap.—Fielding and Piatt, Gloucester. 7274 Wagons anil iricittgru Keqtusiies. AILS.-New perfect Steel Bridge. 14 to 30 also RAILS.—New perfect Steel Bridge, 14 to 30 also 681bs per yard, with nails to match. New selec- ted Steel Flange, 10 to 861bs per yard, with or without the requisite fastenings, points, and crossings. SLEEPERS, wood or steel, to any gauge and section of rail. A quantity of Creosoted Baltic, 9'xl0"x5", cheap for delivery this month. LOCOMOTIVES (Tank) cheap for cash or five years' deferred purchase. Diameter. Stroke. 6 wheel Base. No. 1. Cylinders, 18" 24" coupled. 15 0" No. 2. do. 10 18 4 5 6 No. 3. do. 144 18 6 11 0 I No. 4. do. 12 18 4 6 + WANTED, 10-ton Coal Wagons on hire or purchased outright for caeh. Also heavy Wrought Scrap Iron.- Address the Bute Works Supply Co., 133B, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 6047 AILWAY WAGONS for Hire or Sale. Cash or deferred payments.—The Midland Railway Car- riage and Wagon Company, Limited, Midland Works, riage and Wagon Company, Limited, Midland Works, Birmingham. 1082 ilirrrries, &c. g/^OR SALE, Safety good condition accessories X rare bargain £ 5.—E. J., "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 330 j || ORRIS BROTHERS (olde3t cycle firm m Wales) j ivX give prompt attention to all Repairing, Plating, Enamelling, and accessoiies. Cheapest house in the trade. Bicycles from 35s Tricycles from 55s Safeties from 6 guineas. Full list and Self-Propulsion sent post free for 8d, stamps. CAMBRIAN CYCLE WORKS, PONTYPRIDD. 4099 ¡ I ]ftOSEBERY AND "EIFFEL" SAFETY I xl, CYCLES. Writing from Kennington Oval, J. E. Chandler I says The 'Rosebery I purchased of you last July has EXCEEDED my most EXTRAVAGANT EX- I PECTATIONS." Another gentleman writes The Eiffel' I bought of you last month is a GEM of a t' machine, and a really SPLENDID HILL.CLIMBER." Price Lists, with SPECIAL CASH DISCOUNT, A. G. ARNOLD AND CO., HIGH-STREET, NEW- I PORT. MON. 6643 ROVER PATTERN Safety Bicycle ball bearings throughout; quite new and faultless splendidly plated and enamelled all accessories list price, £ 13 10s lowest, £ 7 10s approval.—S E. Shrimpton, Hay Cottage, Stanton-road, Barnes, London. ^06 Hay Cottage, Stanton-road, Barnes, London. 206 p'O-INCH Bicycle ball bearings all accessories Hi cost £ 12, wili take £ 6. This is genuine.— Davies, 27, Villiers-street, Briton Ferry. PfrtlN. BICYCLE, ballbearings, including pedals; O/V cost £ 15 sacrifice for 90s.—Jones, 10, Church- street, Ferndale. 223 a QIN. BICYCLE for Sale, good condition; will 48:0 sell for 60s.—Apply Erricker, 10, Church-street, Ferndale. '223 for ^aIe.-JCisrelIanrons. I CHEAPEST Lockstitch Treadle Sewing Machines in the world, £ 6 for £ 4 chain stitch, £ 2 2s for 15s English Lever Watches, capped, jewelled, silver dial, £4. five years' warranty 20in. Wringers and Manglers, 22.-Collings and Bevan, Watchmakers, 24 and 37, Robert-street, Ynysybwl, S. Wales. 189 IjV)R SALE, Mortar Mill, 7ft 6in pan.—Particulars apply to Ponsford Bros., Newport, Mon. 2050 GREENHOUSE for Sale, cheap.—Enquire at 14, Mackintosh-place, Cardiff. 139 MANUFACTURERS' Remnants in Stuffs, Cash. M 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 coal (230 blocks to ton), lis at works or by load, 13s 6d ton de- livered.—Crown Woiks, Old Sea Lock, Cardiff. 2144 SPORTING GUNS, great bargains 12-bore Breach Loaders, single-barrel, 22s 6d double-barrel, from 33s 6d.-Apply to Black and Company, 103, Port. street, Manchester. Applications from suitable agents entertained. 529 WELVE CARTES DE VISITE, 2s 8d six, Is 8d. two Cabinets, 2s 6d; six, 5s. One ten inch panel 5s; two, 7s. Copied or enlargedfrom any portrait. however faded, sent with postal order or stamps to Mr F. S. D. Phillips. Perfect copies and original re- turned free. London Photographic Company, 304, Regent-street, London, W. ll50 Ol AA APPROPRIATION Starr Bowkett dt X vfvf Society for Sale, £ 12 paid.—Apply, by letter, to C. D., George and Dragon, Newport, Mon.^ nQAA APPROPRIATION Stare-Bo Aett Society SbuUU for Sale, £ 24 paid in.—Apply J. H. Jones, Emlyn House, Ferndale, 178 Emlyn House, Ferndale. 178 ^liscellatteons Mants. WANTED, Shed 35ft by 18ft, in good condition — T. P. Price, Capel-crescent, Newport. 7549 ANTED, offers of English Timber, standing or felled.—Send particulars to PONSFORD BROS 2050 Clarence Wharf Saw MlIIs, Newport. Mon. Misrtliantaus. FURNISH on our New Hire System. Houses or Apartments cottpletely furnished on a new sys- tern 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 fre 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 ner cent, less than any price-list issued by any firm in Cardiff Eleven showrooms.. Call and inspect our immense stock, and coinpare prices before purchasing elsewhere. We will supply for 2s 6d weekly £ 10 worth, 4s weekly; £ *5 w0.rfch for as weekly; £ 20 worth, 6s weekly, aufl so on in proportion. Special terms for larger quantities. « note the Address SOUTH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY, 31, Castle-st. (opposite the Castle). Cardiff. 12783—1105—23 A STROLOG-Love, Marriage, Success. Is 7d x\. Three years events, 2s 7d send sex, birthtime. —Signor Dasmail, i, Connaught-road, Walthamstow, Essex. 315 ASTROLOGY.—What is before you ? Send date of birth, stamped addressed envelope, and postal order Is to J. Wilson, Wilton-road, London S.W. 584 STROLOGY, or Planet Ruling.—Nativities pre- J pared, &c.—Send for circular to J, W. Herschell, Frome. 112 BILLIARDS or Bagatelle^ AH those requiring new or second-hand tables, requisites, or billiard work done, should, before going elsewhere, send for price lists, to Hennig Bros., 29, High-st, London, W.C 16782 b4ó4 CHURNS, Cheese Presses. Butter Workers, Milk Cans, Seed Drills, Horse Hoes, Ploughs, Harrows Lawn Mowers, Rollers, Garden Saats, etc. Seeds, 5 Manures, and Implements of every description.— Hibbert and Sons. CasfJe-street, Cardiff. 13611—3750 In EM ALE CORRECTIVE MIXTURE, a safe and 1 certain remedy for all irregularities.—For book, &c address D. Higson, 2, Trinity street, Nottingham. 840 JEWELLERY.—Watches. Watch Materials. Hard- ware. Toys, Musical Instruments, Pipes whole- sale list post free.— Wright, St. Luke's-road, Birming- ham. 783 MARRIED LADY has a most valuable harmless It Preparation for Ladies.—Stamped envelope foi particulars. Madame Dasmail, 2, ConuaughL-road, Walthamstoiv. Essex. 314 f | TOBACCONISTS commencing. Write for Guide I (post free), The Tobacconist's Outfitting Com- pany." 11 and 12. Beech st, London. E.C. 195 lEoneo. 41 PER CENT.—Small and large amounts on good 2 Leasehold Securities.—Jenkins, Philharmonic l Chambers. Cardiff. 1050 MONEY Lent Privately, on note of hand, to House- holders, Farmers, &c on their own security advances made the same day as applied for -Apply S. Thompson, Market-buildings. Pontypridd. 878-4016 I ONEY LENT, in strict confidence, from £ 10 to i v 8 £ 100, without delay, to respectable House- holders. Farmers, and others. Not a Loan Office.- Apply to Mr James Probert, Cardiff-road, Caerphilly. 751—5C63 BJROMPT CASH ADVANCES from £ 5 to £ 500 1 without delay. No bill of sale, no publicity. On borrower's own signature. Not a loan ottice. -A ppiy by letter daily, or c <11 personally on Saturdays from 10.30 to 12.30, to Mr J. J, Jones, 11, High-sireet, Pontypool. 6462 ONEY LENT WITHOUT BILL OF SALE.—A 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 mo BORRO W ERS. —Apply direct to J.BIaiberg,No.3, I Bute-terrace, Cardiff, who advances large or sm all amounts to householders and others without delay, fees, sureties, or publicity. No bona tide application refused. 6868 dHWk Kea(*y 40 be Advanced on good SiWjUVv Freehold or Leasehold Property, in sums of £100 to £ 10,000 also on good personal secu- rity, reversions, annuities, <Sc., &c.-—Messrs Hern Financial Agents, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 1049 MONEY ADVANCED PRIVATELY and Without! Publicity.— £ 5 to £ 500 lent to respectable house- holders, without delay or loan office routine. Letters or personal calls treated in STRICT CONFIDENCE or will attend personally at any address upon receipt of letter.—Mr B. B. LESTER, 15, Bridge-street, Newport, (a private house). 1100 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 peisonally or by letter to Secretary, The Equitable Advance Bank, 4, W orking- street, Cardiff, opposite St. John's Church. 64-1116 MONEY 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 ASH ADVA>CED by a private Gentleman in sums j of £ 10 and upwards, on Note of Hand only con- venient repayments arranged no enquiry fee., and matters promptly attended to.-Apply by letter, Thos. Edwards, Esq., 4, Brecon-road, Abergavenny. 6093 SOUTH WALES Financial Corporation (Limited) — v Cash Advances made upon good Approved Secu- rities re-payable by instalments or otherwise.— Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. John Jenkins, A.C. A. Secretary. 5232 ON KIARY ADVANCE COMPANY 1T.L 22, TRINITY-STRE ET, 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 withou-, 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. A GENTLEMAN, retired from business, and having cash at his disposal, is open to make temporary Cash Advances from B10 to £500, in confi- dence, to respectable Householders, Farmers, and others who wish to avoid the usual unuleasantness and routine of a Loan Office no mreties asked for, and habitual borrowers need not apply.—Apply by letter only to Henry Newton, 25, Lower Monk-street, Abergavenny. 5996 'jV'l ONEY.—If you want an advance of Cash, from lfx £ 20 to £ 2,000, apply to the IMPERIAL DE- POSIT HANK, 18, Adam-street, strand. London, for a Prospectus, which will show you at a glance the exact amount you wiil 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 lUNG. DOM to all classes, and distance is no objection. 13d06—6795 ONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND AT SHORT NOTICE, BY A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN, From B10 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 aud the usual formalities of a TLoart Office ? For the Benefit of Borrowers I am prepaied to grant advances from crie to ten years in any part of England or »vales, to male or female (distance no object), and if desired the interest can be paid quarter! or half-yearly, or as may be arranged, therefore the applicant get. the full benefit of cash ndv.-mced.—Apply in confidence to the actual lender, H. HUNTER, Esq. 130, Westminster Bridge-road, London. S.E. 13564 2852 JOB STOCK ii-vtsis zaui. Co^ami^oa Agrrtn. ,j oi St. Mary,st. (corner of Quay-st.). Cardiff. —We have several Clients prepared to advance to re- sponsible householders on Note of Hand, furniture, etc., at moderate charges, the following amounts :— £ 10, £ 25, £ 50, £ 73, £ 100, and £ 250. Distance no object 110 publicity.—Apply Secretary. 6535 ONEY LENT PRIVATELY AT A~ FEW HOURS' NOTICE. A Gentleman having a large amount of Capital is willing to grant advances, upon note of hand alone, for any term not exceeding 15 years, rrom i:15 to £ 1,000, at 5 per cent., to Clergymen, Farmers, Hotel Proprietors, Lociging-house Keepers, Tradesmen, or to any responsible Person, Male or Female, in Town or Country. Without loan oijia forinalities 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 CTNEY LENT ON NOTE OF HANE Privately by CHARLES H WHEATLEY, Esq, from 210 to £ 5,000. 34, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and 27, Blooms- bury-street, New Oxford-street, London. ADVANCES MADE WITHOUT SURETIES on DELAY, in town or country, upon note of hand alone. and to assist persons into business, uuon mortgage of furniture, leases, machinery, farming stock, crops, shares, jewels, plate, plant, and stock, without re- moval; also upon life policies and deeds at 5 per cent. STRICT SECRECY OBSERVED. N.B.—No genuine application ever refused. All communications strictly private. Prospectuses giving every information, showing all the advantages offered. post free. Having a large surplus capital at command, all advances are granted cheaper than at any other es- I 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 advance. 5728 MONEY LENT Without BiU of Sale to Farmers Householders, &c., in sums from 210 to £ 1,000, at a few hours' notice, upon their own security alone Moderate charges and easy repayments No law costs. —Apply Thos. Roberts, 11, Coitv street, Bridgend. 4615 MONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND ALONE, 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 advaiitagestc all re-pectable and trustworthy persons who are is 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 advantages offered by the Bank, the following deserve attention THE DESPATCH WITH WHICH LOANS ARB COMPLETED. THE LOW RAlIlE OF INTEREST CHARGED. THE WRITTEN GUARANTEE OF STRICTEST PRIVACY. „ATX THE SYSTEM OF SMALL REPAYMENTS EX TENDING OVElt A PERIOD OF TIME CON. VENIENT TO THE BORROWER. THE ABSENCE OF ALL LAW COSTS AND FEES. N.B.—No Bills f Sal are taken, and the transac- tions are not published in any newspaper or gazette. MORTGAGF, DFPARTINIENT. Advances also made on mortgage or deposit of deeds of property, shares, scrip, policies, and reversions at b PER CENT. INTEREST. For further particulars apply, stating amount required, to- __2Q7_6869__MI- T. C. MILBURN. General Manager AWONDERFULMEDICINE. BEECHAM'S PILLS urnversally admitted to b<> worth a GUINEA a "OX^for bilious andnervous disorders,such as wind and pain in the stomach, sick headache, giddiness, fullness and swelling after meals, dizziness and drowsiness, cold chills, flushings of heat, loss of appetite, shortness of breath, costiveness, scurvy, and blotches on the skin. disturbed sleep, frightful dreams, and all nervous and trembling sensations. dtc. The first dose will give relief in twenty minutes. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one box of these Pills, and they wul be acknowledged to be WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. For Females of all ages these Pills are invaluable, as a few doses ot tnera curry off all humours, and bring about all that w required. No female should be with- out them. There is no medicine to be found equal to Beecbam s Fins for removing any obstruction or irregu. larity of the system. If taken according to the direc- tions given with each box, they will soon restore females of all ages to sound and robust health. This has been proved by thousands who have tried them, and found the benefits which are ensured by their use. -.For. a weak stomach, impaired digestion, and all msoraers of the Liver, they act like Mol OIC, and a few doses will be found to work wondera upon the most important organs in the human machine. They strengthen the whole muscnlar system,restore the long- lost complexion, bring back the keen edge of appetite, and arouse into action, with the ROSE-BUD of health, the whole physical energy of the human frame. These are FACTS testified continually by members of all classes of society, and one of the best guarantees to the Nefvous and Debilitated is Beecham's Pills have the largest sale of any patent medicine in the world. Prepared only, and Sold Wholesale and Retail, by the Proprietor, THOMAS BEECHAM, St Helen's. Lancashire, in Boxes Is ljd and 2s 9d each. Sold by ail Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers everywhere. N.b.—Full directions are niven with each box. 4164 ONE BOX OF CLARKE'S B 41 PILLS 0 is warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary Organs in either sex (acquired or constitutional), Gravel. and Pains m the Back. Guaranteed free from Mercury. Sold in Boxes, 4s 6d each, by all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the World or sent to any address for sixty stamps by the Makers, The Lincoln and Midland Counties Drug Company, Lincoln. 1003 WHO IS YOUR BILLPOSTERTat Aberdare? MICHAEL PAINE, Billposter, Distributor, and Advertising Agent 25* Cardiff-street, Aberdare, rents the principal posting-stations in Aberdare and district. Contracts made quarterly of yearly. Good accommodation for ssavellers. (to. Also agent for Giiion ami Co Mjii Steamer. 33 0 1358 1 Printed and Published by the Proprietors, DAVID DUNCAN & SONS, at 83, St Mary-street, and West, gate-street, in the town of Cardiff, in the county of Glamorgan. V