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OFFICIAL STARTING PRICES. SCARBOROUGH. RACE. WINNER. PRICE. Megginson H'cap Crowfiower 7 to 2 agsb Hunters'Plate Stourside 5 to 1 agst Prince of Wales's. Sword-sling 7 to 1 agst Prince of Wales's. Sword-sling 7 to 1 agst Ganton Handicap.. Rosebery Despatch 5 to 2 agst Spa Plato Ptarmigan 7 to 2 agst Seaside Plate Punster Evens HUNTINGDON. Peel Handicap Guardian 9 to 2 agst Cambridgeshire Middy 7 to 1 agst HinchinKbrooke Sorcerer 5 to 4 agst Kimbolton Welter. Crimea 6 to 1 agst Ramsey Abbey. St. Cicely 6 to 4 agst Fitzwilliam Stakes. tBransdale 3 to 1 on (Stakes divided.) fPatrician 6 to 1 agst The above prices are identical with those published in the RACING CALENDAR.

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PENARTH HARBOUR, DOCK, AND RAILWAY. The 71st ordinary general half-yearly meeting of the directors and proprietors of the Penarth Har- bour, Dock, and Railway was held ^t the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on Friday morning, under the presidency of Lieut.-Col. the Hon. George H. W„. Windsor Clive, chairman of the company. The following directors were also present Mr Henry Jones Evans, Mr Frank Matthews, and Mr Evan Lewis, as also Mr John E Bacon, secretary, and and Mr W. H. Lewis, the new solicitor of the company. The report stated that the directory proposed the payment of a dividend for the half year at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, payable on the 5th September next. The directors announced with much regret the decease of Lieut. -Colonel Edmond D'Arcy Hunt, who for many years occupied a seat at the Board. The vacancy thus caused had been filled by the election of Mr Frank Matthews, of Glan Ely, near Cai> diff. The directors referred also with regret to the death of Sir John Hawkshaw, C.E., who, as chief engineer to the company, has been associated with the undertaking since the very commencement. The directors retiring from office were Lieut.-Col. the Hon. G. H. W. Windsor Clive, Mr David Evans, and Mr Henry Jones Evans, who, being eligible, offered them. selves for re-election. The retiring auditor, Mr David Roberts, F.C. A., also offered himself for re-election.—The Chairman, in moving that the report and statement of accounts be received and adopted, said the report had of late years been a very brief one. Tho usual dividend of 5f per cent. was recommended. Two items in it called for sorrowful remark. Une was that they had lost from their board their old col. league, Col. D'Arcy Hunt, who had been asso- ciated with them for many years, and whose memory, the speaker was sure, would live for a long time as that of a most amiable and able man. They had also to deplore the loss of Sir John Hawkshaw, who had been connected with the Penarth Dock and Harbour since its commencement. On every occasion that they had had recourse to him they had found him most able in counsel, most upright in every- thing that came before him, and altogether one whose lost they must very sincerely lament from the very long connection that had existed between him and the company.—Mr H. J. Evans seconded the resolution, which was carried.—The Chairman moved the payment of the dividend recommended in the report, and the motion was carried.—On the proposition of Mr Lewis, seconded by Mr Matthews, the retiring directors were re-elected. Mr David Roberts having been elected again as auditor, the pro- ceedings terminated.

PONTYPRIDD LOCAL BOARD. PROPOSED PURCHASE OF THE TRAMWAYS. Mr David Leyshon, presiding over the fort' nightly meeting of the Pontypridd Local Board on Friday, spoke to having called upon Mr D. T. Alexander, auotioneer, Cardiff, with reference to the sale of the Pontypridd and Rhondda tram- ways, and had been informed that, shortly after the public sale at the New Inn Hotel. Pontypridd, he (the auctioneer) had been offered £ 2,000 for the undertaking. Mr Alexander desired to know whether the joint boards of Pontypridd and Ystrad would make a higher bid, but he (Mr Leyshon) said he was not authorised to do so, whereupon Mr Alexander remarked that be was afraid the Boards would be "altogether out of it." During a discussion the opinion was ex- pressed that the Board had not been fairly dealt with, inasmuch as it was understood they should have had the first refusal.—Councillor Roberts said the chairman had acted very wisely in not exceeding the 22,000. If the parties who would eventually purchase the tramways would be people in a substantial position the Board could compel them to keep the roads in a proper condi' tion.—Dr. Alfred Evans, Mr William Jones, and Mr Henry Porcher attended as a deputation from the free- library: committee to urge that certain improvements be made in the approaches to the library, and a committee of the whole Board was formed to visit the locality.

BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY AT CARDIFF. At the Town-hall, on Friday, the Board of Trade inquiry into the circumstances under which the ss. Swamby, of West Hartlepool, was damaged, by striking the rocks at the Longships on the 12th inst., was resumed and concluded. The court, in giving judgment, said they found that the vessel was not navigated with proper and seamanlike care, and they therefore sus- pended the master's certificate for six months, and severely reprimanded the second mate.

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LONDON BETTING. FRIDAY NHnrr. There were always plenty of offers to lay odds of 6 to 5 on Common for the St. Leger, but business on the whole proved tame in the extreme. Inquiries for Mimi led to the acceptance of 6 to 1 to small money. Reverend had but few supporters at 7 to 1, but his stable companion, Gouverneur, was by no means lack. ing friends at 100 to 8. Orvieto was nominal at 100 to 8, and the only outsider mentioned was The Admiral who was backed at 1000 to 10. ST. LEGER. (One mile and three-quarters. Run Sept. 9.) 6 to 5 on Common (laid) 6 to I agst Mimi (t & o) 7 to 1 Reverend (t & o) 12 to 1 Gouverneur (t & o) 12 to 1 Orvieto (o) 16 to 1 Bosphorus (t & 0) 100 to 1 — The Admiral (t) PLACE BETTING. 10 to 1 asfs*. T1,~ a (t)

COMMERCIAL SALES. JJIOR EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY. .N LEWsEASON'S JAMS, MANUFACTURED BY gOUTH WALES JAM AXD J^JARMALADE (JO., J^IMITED CANTON, CARDIFF. R. W. MILLER & PRIZE MEDAL ALES & STOUT. dILD & PALE ALES FROM 10D. PER GALL. PORTER OR STOUT FROM Is PER GALL. In Casks of 4% Galls, and Upwards. STOKES CROFTB REWERY, B RISTOL. Purchasing Agents appointed in all towns where not already represented. 4284

SOUTH WALES FINANCE FRIDAY, Aug. 23th, 1891. August is maintaining its reputation for being » quiet month in the matter of business. Even the recent bad weather does not appear to 'have brought many men of business home from heir holidays before the time originally con- templated, for the attendance on 'Change to-day was hardly up to the average, while commercial affairs did not appear to be of a very engrossing character. fhe question of a possible reduction of rates to Barry is one that will interest a considerably larger number of persons than those actually in- terested financially in the company, or concerned in its affairs through business relations. The project is one which offers an immense field for speculation as to the effect it would be likely to produce in the further expansion of the trade at the now famous dock. The possibilities of Barry in the future have only been vaguely estimated up to the present, but the consequences of the adoption of a reduced tariff would be such as, in the opinion of not a few competent judges in matters of the kind, would give che newer port an advantage not enjoyed by any of its older rivals. At the recent meeting of the company the deputy-chairman referred to the possibility that as gas companies bad to regulate their dividend according to the price per thousand feet they charged the consumers, so in course of time the dividends of other com- panies—railways in particular-might be regu- lated by the rates at which passengers and freights were carried. Such a scheme if ever adopted could only apply to companies in a very pros- perous condition, and Barry would, of course, come in this category. In any case the rate question is one which the proprietors of the Harry Company can regard with the utmost equanimity. The annual meeting of tf International Coal Company was held on Wednesday, when the report and accounts were adopted and a dividend for the past half-year was declared at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum, payable on September 1st. The dividends for the whole twelve months are thus equivalent to 17% per cent. The half-yearly meeting of the Aberdare and Aberaman Gas Company was held yesterday, under the presidency of Mr Watkin J. Thomas] n an interim dividend of 4 per cent. for the fialf-year, equal to 8 per cent. per annum, was declared. Business has taken place to-day in a number of ,ecurities of local interest, but the more impor- tant railways have been neg'ected with the ex- ception of Taff Vale Preferences, which have been done at 114% and also at 115. Spillers' and Bakers' Ordinary have,been exten- sively dealt in at 18%. International Coal Shares have been freely I transacted at 6% cum div. Bristol Corporation Stock has changed hands at 108. I Among other dealings in the day's record there have been Rhymney Iron Old Shares at 22s 6d, Hancock's Ordinary at 18%, and Cardiff Ice A Shares at 10. There are new sellers of 10 Spillers' and Bakers' Ordinary Shares at 18 V* 19 Newport-Abercarn Colliery Shares at 8%; 5 International Coal Shares; 5 Stevens and Son's Ordinary Shares at 11; £ 500 Bute Docks Debentures 10 Bridgend Gas and Water Second Preference Shares; 100 Newport Abercarn Colliery Ordinary Shares; 5 J. Tucker's Preference Shares £ 1,000 Barry per Cent. Debentures; National Bank of Wales Shares. There are new buyers of the undermentioned: Allotments of L500 Rhymney New Stock JBSOO Taff Vale Preference Stock 20 London and Pro- vincial Bank Shares; 2 Barry New Shares, at £ 16; Allotments of £100 Rhymney New Stock Spillers' and Bakers' Ordinary. The following changes have occurred since yesterday :-Advanced-Rhymney Allotments 2, to 38 40. Declined—London and North-Western Stock to 176-v4-177i4 Great Western Stock 1, to 163 -163%. Aberdare Railway JE50 Shares are marked 141-144 xd. Messrs Henry J. Pillinger and Co., Stock and Share Brokers, 45, High-street, Newport, in their weekly report state Taff Vale Stock has been rather quiet during the past few days, the price remaining about £ 75 7s 6d, a shade weaker. Stock has been done at 75% and 76. Barry Railway Stock has de- clined to 220 xd, with very little moving in them. Rhymney Railway Stock is firm and enquired for; price about 152-153. All Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway Shares are still de. pressed; price about 3-3112. Rhymney Railway Preference is in demand, and Bute Docks Debentures. In Collieries, Newport-Abercarn Ordinary have changed hands at 8%. Internationals at 6%. Penrikyber Ordinary and Preference still weak. j. In Miscellaneous, Arrow Patent Fuel are firm, buyers at 8%. Bland's, 13s 6d to 14s 6d. Hancock's Brewery Shares have improved still, and are in request, while Searle and Herring's are offered at 84 without response. De Rees B111postz 71 (Newport), 16s paid, are offered at JBI. Newport Ropery Shares are now 4-4. Western Counties Telephone Preference are offered, also Tucker Ordinary. In Banks there is nothing special to report, prices being much the same. Messrs Parnall and Evans, Newport, we under- stand, send out their letters of allotment and regret to-day.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. I bq LONDON, Friday. Money was rather steadier. Gold also is still wanted for Gennany, and the American Ex- ohanges show increased weakness. The 'charge for loans was per cent. Discounts were rather steadier at 1% to 1% per cent. for three month s bills. Paris Cheque Exchange is 25'27. The fortnightly settlement was satisfactorily concluded. During the earlier hours the markets were quiet, and at times weak, but on the com- pletion of the settlement there was a return of buoyancy and firmness, and the markets closed with a steady appearance. Consols rose A, to 95to 95Hi for delivery and account; 2% per Cent. (Childers'), 97% to 98% 2% per Cent.. 94 to 95 Local Loans Stock, 102% to 102%. /4 Foreign Bonds were firm. Egyptian, Hun- garian, Russian, and Greeks were com- paratively neglected. Mexican were strong. Peruvian were weak. The chief dealings were in Central and South American issues, which were affected by the belief that the civil war in Chili is now at an end. Peruvian continued to be inquired for. Uruguays were to 1 lower. Argentine issues were quiet, and mostly to down. Gold premium at Buenos Ayres has de- clined to 294 per cent. Brazilian were firm. British Railways opened steadily, but business dragged until the afternoon, when there was a renewal of purchasing orders, but the close was not quite the best. Brighton A improved with the weather, and left off up. Yesterday's traffic showed a decrease of £681. Chatham and South-Eastern were again bought on revived reports of working ar- tangements. The former were particularly strong, Ordinary rising 1% and Preference 1%, whilst South-Eastern A left off up. Heavy lines were affected bv what are described as in- vestment purchases, Great Western rising 1 North-VVestern, North-Eastern, and Midlands, 1. Sheffield Deferred furtner ad- vanced and Great Eastern were firm. Scotch stocks participated in the improved tone, North British rising 3 and Caledouian A contem. plated alliance between the Chatham and Mid- land companies is rumoured. American Railways have not been so excited. There is a demand for Wabash Debentures, which rose 2%. Louisvil les were strong, but Lake Shores were weak, and Northern Pacific Preference and Philadelphia and Reading were fractionally easier. Milwaukee declined Other issues fractionally improved. Grand Trunk Preferences left off at a further rise of up. Mexican (Vera Cruz) Rails closed without any particular change. Mexican Central rose Lombards were unaltered. Great Southern and Central Uruguay rose 1. The Nitrate Market remains quiet, but slight changes are noticed. Amongst Miscellaneous Securities, Bank Shares were quiet. London and Brazilian fell to 17. Breweries were steady. Allsopp De- bentures rose 1. Eastman's recovered to 4% Hammond's, Trusts were firm. The following changes have occurred since yestrday Foreign Bonds —Rise—Brazilian, 1 Egyptian Daira, Guatemala External and Internal, 1 Mexican, 1888, Peruvian Company's Ordinary, do. Preference, 1% and Russian, Fall—Buenos Ayres Cedufas I, K, O, P, Chilian, 1885, 1; Greek, 1881-4, do. Rentes, Portuguese, Uruguay 5 per Cent., and do. 6 per Cent. 1. British Railways.—Rise—Caledonian and De- ferred, Great Eastern, Great Northern Deferred, 1 Great Western, 1; Brighton A, /8 Chatham Ordinary, 1%; do. Preference, 1% North-Western, Sheffield Ordinary, 1 do. Deferred, Metropolitan, Mid- land, 1; North British Ordinary, do. Pre- ference, North-Eastern, South-Eastern A, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South-Western, L Canadian Railways.—Rise—Canadian Pacific Shares, Grand Trunk Ordinary, fa do. First, Second, and Third Preferences, do. Guaranteed, 1. American Railways.—Rise—Denver Shares, do. Preference, Louisville and Nashville, Erie Shares, do. Preference, 1; At- lantic First Mortgage, Norfolk Preference, Ohio and Mississippi Shares, 1% Penn- sylvania Shares, Union Pacific, and Wabash Debentures, 2%. Fall—Central Pacific, Milwaukee, Lake Shore, 1% New /13 York Ontario. Northern Pacific Preference, Philadelphia and Reading Shares, and Wabash Preference, Foreign Railways. Rise -Ivlexican Ordinary and Preferences, Mexican Central, Fall —Nitrate Shares. Mines were quiet. South Africans were weak. De Beers were sold and closed lower. Gold and land companies also were not so good. There was nothing much done in Indian Gold Shares. Queensland Gold was quiet. Whitworth Priority, 1% Deferred, J-g. Copper Shares were weak. Rise— Cape Copper, fa; Gold Fields of South Africa, fa Montana, Is. Fall—City and Sub- urban, fa Day Dawn P.C., 9d; De Beers, Jagersfontein, 14%; Jumpers, fa; Mason and Barry, fa Oeoana Land, and Rio Tinto, h. E23,000 were sent into the Bank from Portu- gal, and there was a further withdrawal of F,60, 000 for Germany. The Clyde brought £ 391,166 from the River Plate. Silver remains stationary—bars, 45^d. Rupee paper 4% per Cent, closed at 76% to 76%, and 4 per Cent. at 7n to 77%. THE DAY'S BUSINESS. The figures in Parentheses Are those of the precedtng day's closing prices. BRITISH STOCK Yesterday's Yest-rday's I'rtcpx l" nt ell Consols ZJpc Moii(do!i)Z-}g India R P » p c..(17^)| ConsolsP.j pe Act(95!2).(-| Ditto do 1? Local Stock (1C2J)— Canadian 4PC..{107)— New iiiuiito (9^2)— Cape Good4pe..(108;— itnknf Rug Stk(>!40i^— New Zeal'nd Con(lG4y— India. 34 pc New S Wales ripe(IO-D)- Ditto 3 p c (96i)— Victoria 4 pe (1C6)— Metro Bd \Vka3.](llli)— South Australian(107i)— Ditto3pc I Queensland 4 p c(106)- BRITISH RAILWAYS. Brighton Ry Ord(157)§ London & S W.. 156)— Ditto Def .(1453) ;-Hi .Manch, Shelf Ord(69)73 Caledonia Ord..(113«)M Ditto Pref (110;— Do Preferred(77i)— Ditto Def (31g Do. Deferred..(36^-7 I.Metro Cou (84jj5 Chat & Dover Or(I<i)Si-l Ditto land Ditto Pref .(106i)8-i-i Metro Bis Ord ..(291) — Glasgow & S Wii(93)— Ditto Pref (68)— o Eastern Ord..(<?0,39 £ -SO-i Midland Ord.(158;9i- G Northern Ord(li9)— iN British Prof ..(66.3 G Northern Def..(71)2 IN British Ord ..{33i)S-J-9 G Northern A ..(73:- !N Eastern Ord.i Great Western ..(163i)2ixd North Statrord..(124)- Hull & Barnsley(35)— 3 Eastern Ord ..(115)— Lane & Yorksh..(Ill)— Ditto Def .(831)i-}4 Londomfc N W..(177j5ixd East London.(9;— l'a/1 Vale Acfc '8yt75i;— Furness (86,) — UNITED STATTCS RAILWAYS Central Pacific.. N01 folk Praf ..(541)33-41-1 ChicagoJVIilawukie(o9i;)i-S-i N Pacific Prefer (72)li-lJ Denver Ord Ohio & Miss'ip'n.214)J-2i-3 Ditto Preferred(46i)i-i Ditto Preference(91)- Erie Share;, (^4s)4-i-i Pensylvania Ord (54^14-i Ditto Praference(60;59-;1 il & Reading (161)7 Ditto 2nd Mort(104i)— Do. First In. (574.1— Illinois Central(i0;i)4 Union Pacific ..(40j4-.5-| Lake Shore .) lSk)- Wabash Prefer. Louisvle it Nasii^bi^-I-J- Ditto Gen Mow 444)i-I Missouri & Kan (16Atlantic A G W N York C'entral(1071;64 1st Mort '34|)g-3 NT York Outario(18J)i-| Atchison v'9 £ >i OTHEH IIAILWAYS Ca'dian pacific.. I Mexican Oril..(35V1-6 Buenos AyresGS(141i>24 Do 1st Pref..(110 09." 10? G Trunk Ord.(10) Do 2nd Pref ..(53i;9.'i.60 A) Do I..itil)itrdu Ord..(9fVi-i-; Bo 1st Pref 4 pc..(7<i$)i Do 2nu Pre!' ..(47g)i-5-ij4-ij'Mex 1st In bnds(i(.'4/—«■ Do 3rd I'tef .5)44-5-7-i i>Ayres<&Ko«ar;o(82i |(Jen Argentine..(54;— FORICIGN STOCKS Chilian 1886 (80)— Mexi New 6 p c(833)4j-i Ayres, 1882(3tii)— Peru Corp .Stockist 1,-9^ Do, 1883Ci0i)— Do Pref Argentine 11)1)0..t6,- Portu 3 p cl869 (39§:4-§ Do 4, p.c. Stlng(-) Greek, 1881 (81)— Do Treasury ..(374)— Greek, 1884 (Si.)— Agtne Cetl A (18„)9 Russian4pcCon(t6;— Do Cedulas B..(19)-— Spanish 4pc Bnnes Ays Cecl 1(10)9J Turkish 1871 (^51;— Do do do J(9)— Do Brazilian, 18St!(7L}1 Do 1st Grou}>(43)— Kgypt Unified..(U6 £ )— Do isnd Group(c3;— Do Gov New..(ylJ— Do 3rd U-r«)i DoSta.teDo!!)(lUo)— Do 4th GroupUoVa),, Do DairaNew (961>— Ottoman French 3p c Ren(i4i)— Uruguay \3&4i— Bo 44 p c (104;— Do 6 p c .424)2 Hungarian') p c(88) — Honduras Gov.. (.9,— p C.. (89i)— Paraguty MISC I'LI.AN EO US. London St K Dks(31)— Bell's Asbestos.. (81)— E & W India Dk(15)- Oceaua Land.(fs)4 PandOPref (129)— N. Explorations P and O Def (195)— (Rothschild) ..() £ )— Ciuiard E20 paui(i3;— Mexicau Kxplo (28- Gen Steam Nav(7>— Cape Cop'r £ 2pu(jg;— Do 5 pc Pi,ei(10)- Rio Tinto Shs ..ullAli-ft Do 5 pc 1887(92)- Mason & Barry 1,641— uglo-Ainerican l'liarsis Copper.. (6,— 'lei Pref (864)— Mysore Gold Mns(54;— Do OrdAm'can(1l74)— Mysore Golti F,ll 6- Direct US Cable(iC|>— Pahnaiejos (10s.— Kastern U4|) Indian Con Goldi^s6d)— Eastern Kxten..(15;— Montana* ',8 6d 9s6d Brazilian (I?)- NationalTelepbn(43)— S African Explon ll:i;- Guinness Ord ..(3284)— N Jagersfontein(4j)— Allsopp Orkt (252, Gold Fields ft Bryant and lay(14)- AfLoica .(V. Co use t Iron .(iUj)— Salisbury Mines(7s6d)— Ebbw Vale Stoek(41)- City & SuIJluba!l(.?I'- Hudson's Bay ..(153)— Jumpers (ZrV,— Hotchkiss (ll)- b'erreiras t7j,— DeecanLand (54)— Jubilee (3i!a Suez Canl Shares(llOi)— Simmer & Jack(34;— Spratt's Patent..(7i i Wemmers t2i — Hammonds (1^;— Crown lieef (4 — Eastman's (4J)§ Langlaagtes Leed's Forge Do. Block H (bs6d'- Lister & Co ..(91;— Aus. Br, Ilill Salt UnionOrti.(5i)— Pig's Peak .ô,t¡d;- Elmore Copper. ,(3g)2 Went. Priority tll%)- Nitrate Railway (12g)J Tarapaca Bank..i2 — PrimitivaNitratei?^ i Do. Waterwrk.s(7J — San Jorge Do.(5i — BritishWaterGas(i,— San Pablo Nitr..(24)— North's Nav Coi 4 Dublin Disfcillers(2i>— Coats. L'i- DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST SUPPLIED B\ MESSRS THACKERAY & CO. Stock and Share Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers, Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid Prices Stock Barry Railway Company 100 ..220 222xd 10 Do. Shares.. 4 15% 16xd Stock Great Western 100 ..163y* 163% London and North Western.. 100 176% 177t¡. „ Midland 10G ..I57S4 158l/. 10 Rhondda and Swansea Bay.. 10 SY. 8%xd Stock Rhymney 100 ..150 153xd<fcn „ Allotments ..08 40 Severn and Wye 100 ..9 11 Taff Vale Divided Stock 75 76xd PREFERENTIAL. Stock, Barry Ry. Co. First Pref.100 ..134 135xd Do. 2nd 100 ..129 131xd Do. 3r(1 100 ..127 129xd Brecon & Mer. 1st Pref. 1861.100 95 100 Do. 2nd-Pref. 1862.100 75 85 Cambrian, No. 1, 4 p.c 100 ..65 67 Do. No. 2, 4 p.c 100 391h 40% Great Western Consol 5 p.c.100 ..157 159 10 Peinbrk & Tenby 5 p.c., 1864. 10 8% 91h 10 Rhondda & S'sea Bay 5 p.c. 10 11 ll1/. Stock, Rhymney 4 p.c. Consold.100.. 112 114xd „ Tail Vale 4 D.C. Consold.100 ..114 116 GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 50 Aberdare tlailway 50 ..141 144xd Stock Great Western, 5p. c. guar..100 ..158 160 „ PenarthHarbour,Dock,RylOO ..151 153 RAILWAY AND OTHLPR DEBENTURES. Bonds Barry By. Co. 44p.c 100 ..113V3 114 Do.. 4 p.c.100 ..113% 114 Stock Brecon t-lferthyr A 4 p.c.100 ..101 103xd Do. B 4 p.c.100 88 90xd „ Bute Dock 4 p. c.100 ..Ill 113 It Cambrian A 4 p. c 100 ..115 116 Do. B 4 p.c 100 ..105 103 Great Western 5 do 100 ..157 159 Midland 3 percent 100 99 101 „ Mid-Wales A 4% per cent ..100 ..113 116 Neath & Brecon 1st 100 ..102 104 do A Deb 100 82 84 Rhondda&Sw'seaBay 4p.c. 100 ..103 105 Rhymney 4 (litto 100 ..120 122 Taff Vale 3pc 100 9ra 94 BANKS. 20 BristolWestof England,Lim 71/ 18% 19VS 20 Do New 1% 6ya 6% 30 Glamorganshire, Lim 24% 4% 5 Glamorganshire, Pref. do.. 2% 5 5y« 10 London & Provincial,Lim.. 5 ..19 19% 50 Lloyd's Bank Limited 8 27% 28V, 20 NationalBankofWales, Lim 10 171/4 17% 75 National Provincial, Liru.. 10% 42 43 It 60 National Provincial, Lim.. 12 51 52 40 North & South Wales, Lim 10 32% 32% 20 South Wales Union Eim » 10% 11 GAS. 10 Aberdare. 10 « 14 16 Stock Cardiff A 10percent .100 ..195 198xd Do. B 8 per cent 100 ..156 158xd „ Do. C 7 per cent 100 ..138 139xd „ Do. Gas D 5 per cent 100 ..100 lOlxd 10 Lynvi Valley 10 ..10 10V4xd Stock Newport A 10 per cent.100 ..193 195xd Do. B 7% percent.100 ..146 149xd Do. C 7 per cent 100 -.138 140xd 25 Swansea7% percent 25 ..37 37% 25 Do 7 percent 25 34% 35% GAS AND WATER. 10 Barry and Cadoxton 10 16 16%xd 10 Bridgend 10 10% 10% 12 Pontypool (Max. 10 p.c.) 12 16% 17 10 YstradA. 10 ..18 19 WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol 25 56 97 20 Do 20 ..42 12% 10 Neath A 10 16% 16% 10 Pontypridd. 10 16 20xd 10 Pontypridd 5 per ct. Pref. 10 ..120 125 COAL AND IRON 10 D. Davis & Sons, Limited.. 10 11% 12xd 23 EbbwValeSteel,Iron,&Coal 20 4l/2 4% 5 Great Western Ord. i> 5 6V4 F>% 5 Do. New B 4 4'A 5 5 Do. Pref. A 5 9 9% 10 H. H. Vivian <fc Co. A Pref. 8 5 t 5 International Coal 5 5% Cxd 100 Miller <t Cory 6 p. c. Debs, lo ..105 107 62% Nantyglo&BiainaIronPref. 62% 53 57 10 Newport-Abercarn 10 8% 8% 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 10% 10% 5 North's Navigation Colliery 5 3% 4% 5 Do- 10 p.c. Cum Pref.5 3% 4% 8, 10 Penrikyber Colliery 10872 10 Do. 5 to7%p. c. Pref 10 8 9 5 Rhymney Iron 5 1 1 5 Do. New 41/* 10 Do. 5 p.c.Mort. Debts.100 92 95 17 South Wales Colliery A 17.. 8 9xd 3 Do. 10 per cent. B. 3 4 4l/4xd 3 Do. New B 1% 2 2%xd 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A.. 36 14% 15 25 Do B 25 12 14 MISCELLANEOUS. 20 Alexandra Dock & Railway 20 .15 16 Stock Ditto 4% p.c. Pref 100 ..100 102 10 Barry Graving Dock 10 11 liy. 1 Blaiid & Co 1 10 Bristol Brewery Ordinary 10 25 251;2 10 Do. 6 Preference 10 14% 151/* 10 Bl. and So. Wales Waggon.. 3 5% 5%xd 50 Bute Drv Dock 50- 38 40 Stock Cardiff Corporation 3% p.c.100 ..107 108 5 C'diff and Pen'rth Tramways 5 3% 4xd 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock.. 40 24 25 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottasje 25 35 36 50 Central Graving Dock 50 42 45 7 Gloster Wagon A 7 8l/4 8% 10 W. Hancock and Co., Ltd. 10 18% 19 10 Do. Do. 7% 12 121/4 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 11% 12 Stock Do. 4% p.c. Deb. Stock..100 ..104 106 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 7% 8y4xd 10 Milford Dock 10 iy4 50 Mountstuart Dry Dock 40 50 52 50 Do. B 20 27 28 5 Newport Tramways 5101/4 Do. Water 21 Annuities 26% 26% 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 38 40 10 Provincial Tramways 10 4% 5 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 10 10 10% 10 Royal Hotel 6*4 per cent. 10 9% 10xd 10 Spillers & Bakers Ordinary.. 9 18 18% 10 Do. 6 p.c. Pref. 10 12% 13y4 5 Thompson & Shackell 55il 6xd 10 Tuckers James Ordinary. 10 12 12% 10 Do. Do. 6 p.c. preference 10 10 10% Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. Stock 100 97 99 1 W'st'rn Counties Telephone Ord. 1 3s 4s 5 Do. do 6 p.c. pref. 5 4% 5xd 50 Windsor Slipway 45 19 21 Bank Rate 2%per cent., fixed 2nd Jnlr. THERE ARE SELLERS OF 10 Spillar and Baker Ordinary Shares, at 1St¡, 19 Newport Abercarn Colliery Shares, at 8% 5 International Coal Shares 5 Stevens and Son Ordinary Shares, at 11% 103 Rhymney Iron Old Shares, at 22s 3d B500 Taff Vale Railway Stock 30 National Bank of Wales Shares, at 17% ELCO Harry Railway Stock 20 Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway Pref. Shares 42 and 10 Barry Railway Shares (£4 paid) 20 Thompson and Shackell Ordinary Shares J3146 Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway Deb. Stock 50 Corru-R ss B20 Shares, at 12'! 50 Penrikyber Colliery Ordinary Shares, at:28 C391 Alexandra Dock and Ry. Pref. Stock THERE ARE BUYERS OF Allotments of B500 Rhymney New Stock H B500 Taff Vale Preference Stock 20 London and Provincial Bank Shares Arrow Fuel Shares £ 20J Barry Railway 1st Preference Stock, at 136% 10 James Tucker's Ordinary Shares 20 Newport Abercarn Colliery Pref. Shares 20 Hancock Ordinary Shares, at 18% 30 Great Western Colliery A Shares, at 9 S:50 Cardiff Gas A Stock 65 Rhymney Iron OM Shares 1 Mountstuart Dry Dock A Share, at 52 5 do. do. B' Shares, at 27% 50 Pepibroke and Tenby Ry. Preference Shares, at 9 Allotments of Rhymney Ry, New Stock negotiated. THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCKBROKKItfl. 1059 I

E. T. LYDDON & COMPANY, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, POWELL-PLACE. BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF, ON SALE. 1010. filOCO Barry 4 p.c. Debenture 2124 Taff Vale Stock 52 Newport Abercarn Ordinary Shares S100 Barry 4% p.c. Debenture 50 Provincial Tramway Preference Shares, at £ 10% £ 500 Barry Railway Stock, at 220%xd E500 Barry Estates Debenture 20 Spiller's Ordinary Shares 10 Bristol an i West of Kngland Bank Shares, atB19 8 London and Provincial Bank Shares, at 19% 10 Barry and Cadoxton Gas and Water Shares 15 Barry and Cadoxton Water Shares E484 Barry 4 p.c. Debenture Stock 15 NationsBank of Wales Shares WANTED. 2 Barry New Shares, at £ 16 ESIO Newport Gas Debenture Stock 5 Bute Dry Dock Shares £ 1000 Taff Vale Preference Stock £1000 Barry lst. Preference Stock 10 London and Provincial Bank Shares £ 200 Rhymney Ordinary Stock B1000 Barry znd or 3rd Preference Stock Newport Gas Stock 20 Albion olltery Shares, at Is 3d dis. Rhymney New Allotments 40 North's Colliery Preference Shares Barry and Cadoxton Gas and Water Debenture Stock The purchase and sale of Rhymney New Allotments negotiated. GEO. THOMAS, STOCKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS. BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. BUYERS. 1072 Rhymney Railway New Allotments Arrow Fuel Shares 10 Bute Dry Dock Shares Hancock's Ordinary Shares J. Bland and Co. Shares, at 13s 10 Junction Dry Dock Shares Mountstuart Dry Dock A or B Shares SELLERS. National Bank of Wales Shares Hancock's Preference Shares International Coal Shares, at 6% Stevens and Son Ordinary Shares Penrikyber Colliery Preferences FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address, Fleming," Cardiff.") 1083 WANTED. Arrow Patent Fuel Shares 10 Albion Colliery Shares 30 North s Preference Shares Glamorganshire Workmen's Cottage Co.'s Snares Rhyinney Railway Allotments Hancock's Old Ordinary Penarth Slipway Shares Brbtol and South Wales Waggon Co. Shares Barry and Cadoxton Gas New 7 p.c. Mountstuart A and B Shares Junction Dry Dock Shares ON SALE. £1000 Midland Ordinary Stock Hancock's Preference Shares Spiller and Baker's Preference Shares National Bank of Wales Shares James Tucker, Ltd.. Preference Stevens and Son's Ordinary Mountstuart Hotel Co. Ordinary Mountstuart Hotel Co. Preference THOS F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER. 5, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegrams, Gedge, Cardiff." Telephone No. 139. SELLERS. 1093 10 Stevens and Son Ordinary Shares 15 National Bank of Wales E1000 Brecon and Merthyr Ordinary-bid wanted Bridgend Gas and Water 2nd Preference Shares E500 Cambrian No. 2 Preference Stock 50 Rhymney Iron New Shares E500 Rhondda and Swansea Bay Deb. Stevens Preference 50 North's Navigation Ordinary, at 4 BUYERS Albion Colliery Shares Hancock's Ordinary Bland's Shares, at 12s 6d 20 North's Ordinary, at 3% 10 Spillers Preference TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO. Telegrams "TREDUNN, CARDIFF," Telephone No. 130 STOCK & SHARE BROKERS MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE 1136 JE200 Taff Vale Ordinary Stock 1 £100 Share Manchester ss Co., Ltd. 10 B5 (fully paid) Blackwood Gas Shares 5 Windsor Slipway Shares 6 National Bank of Wales Shares Cardiff Pure Ice Shares 10 Tucker s Preference 20 Penrikyber Preference Shares, at B8 BUYKRS. Allotments of S100 Rhymney New Stock 10 Barry Graving Dock Shares, at 11% 110 Arrow Patent Fuel Shares Junction Dry Dock Shares 1 B220 Share Owentland ss Co., Ltd. North's Ordinary and Preference Shares Mountstuart A Shares on E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1277 Telegrams "Shares, Cardiff." P. O. Telephone No. 51; BUYERS- Hancock's Ordinary Spillers and Baker's Ordinary London and Provincial Banks, at 19% Cornwall Mineral A Debenture 2 Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 38 SELLERS.-10 Internationals, at 6Y, S500 Bute Docks Debenture 5 North's, at 4 HENRY J., PILLINGER & CO., LATE BETTON SAYCE, VAUGHAN AND CO., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, < 45, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT, MON1-2198 Telephone No. 127. Telegrams "Pillinger, Newport.">r WE HAVE BUYERS OF B1000 Rhymney Railway Preference Stock 15 Arrow Patent Fuel, at £ 8 2500 Taff Vale Stock J FAOO Wye Valley Debenture, at 293 B500 Severn and Wye A Preference £1000 Severn and Wye Ordinary £ 1000 Rhymney Railway Stock 50 Crown "Spelter Shares, at 14s 6d 100 John Bland's, at 13s 6d 10 Tucker'sOrdinary, at S12 B500 Barry Railway Stock 20 London & Provincial Bank Shares 20 Hancock's 20 Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway Shares, at to 30 International Coal E1000 Severn & Wye Railway 4 p.c. Debenture 10 Blackwood Gas Shares, at 2s 6d prem. WE HAVEJSELLERS'OF 10 Thompson and Shackell B5 Shares, at 5% 50 Arnold Brewery Preference, at prem. 30 Arrow Patent Fuel Shares 50 Western Counties Telephone Preference at £ 3 Is 3d 2500 Barry Railway Stock, at 225 35 De Rees Bill Posting (16s paid), a.t £1 10 Newport Ropery Shares 50 Rhymney Iron Now, at 15s 10 do. Old, at 25s 10 Blackwood Gas (£4 paid), at £4 5s 20 Pontypool Gas and Water Shares 30 Newport Abercarns, at 8% 10 South Wales Colliery A, at £ 8 S100 Mid Wales A, at 115 10 James Tucker Ordinary, at 12% B500 Taff Vale Stock, at 76 20 Rhondda and Swansea Bay—want bid 20 London and Provincial Bank Shares, at 19y4 50 Mid Wales Railway Preference, at 3% 20 Newport Trams, at S10 5s with dividend 10 Searle and Herring's, at £4 21 Bristol and West of England Banks, at B19 20 Penrikyber Colliery Ordinary, at:28 25 Great Western Colliery New B, at;94 17s 6d 30 International Coal, at 96 58 N.B.-Business in Bhymney Railway Allotments PARSONS AND ROBJENT, STOCKBROKERS, NEWPORT, MON. 1086 Telephone No. 21 Telegrams Robjent, Newport ON SALE. Newport Gas A A Debenture 100 Rhymney Iron Old;25 Shares, at 25s 10 Spencer's Brewery Ordinary, at 10% 50 English Crown Spelters 20 Newport Ropery Shares 25 Ebbw Vales, at 5 50 Vivian (S8 paid), at 5% 15 Black Lion Brewery-offer wanted. 10 Ordinary and 10 Preference Spencer's Brewery 20 Nicholas and Co.-offer wanted 10 Tucker's Ordinary: 50 Newport Abercarns WANTED E1000 Sharpness Dock Ordinary, at 14% 20 Barry Graving Docks, at 11 50 De Rees Billposting 50 Newport Abercarn Pref. 50 Newport Billposting Shares Newport Pitwood Shares J. W. COURTIS AND CO., STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY.ST., CARDIFF. 1145 Telegrams, STOCKS, CARDIFF," Telephone, No. 551. BUYERS. 2 Pearce's Brewery Preference Shares Spillers and Bakers Ordinary Shares Rhymney Railway Allotments 10 Bevan's (Carditf Furnishers) Ordinary Shares B100 Cardiff Gas A Stock 10 Tucker's Ordinary Shares 10 Albion Colliery Shares 26 D. Davis and Son's Shares 2 Bute Dry Dock Shares SELLERS. 10 Bridgend Gas and Water 2nd Preference Shares 100 Newport Abercarn Colliery Ordinary Shares 5 J. Tucker Preference Shares 15 my Brewery New Shares 14 Bristol &- West of England Bank Old Shs., at £ 18% 25 South Wales Drug Co.'s Shares 10 Cardiff Ice A Shares 5 Stevens' Ordinary Shares 20 Barry and Cadoxtoll Gas and Water Shares S44 Taff 4 p.c. Preference Stock 10 Nell's Brewery Preference Shares International Coal Shares 10 National Bank of Wales Shares Rhymney Railway New Allotments negotiated

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. 1891. 1890. In. De. Brecon and Merthyr 1305.. 1585., 280 South-Eastern 50042.. 50121. 79 London, Brighton, and S. C 55727.. 54940.. 787.. Taff Vale and Penarth Rail. 12173.. 12807. 634 Cambrian. 6999.. 7319. 320 Metropolitan District 6162.. 5753.. 409.. Midland 181618..176296.. 5322.. Lancashire and Yorkshire.. 100939.. 98120.. 2819.. Rhymney 4010.. 2760.. 1250.. Bhondda and Swansea Bay. 637.. 528.. 109.. GreatEastern 88771.. 23761., 4950.. — London and South Western. 74623.. 71141.. 3482.. — London and North-Westem.C,48-,167..241246.. 7021.. — Great Western 196930..190160.. 6770.. — London. Chatham, & Dover. 34998.. 34636.. 312.. — Pembroke and Tenby 775.. 742.. 33..

LATEST MARKETS. CORN. l.ON'DON, Friday.—English wheat unaltered. Foreign and American quiet. Flour firm. Russian oats very firm. British ditto, maize, and grinding barley firm ditto malting, beans, peas and lentils steady. Arrivals -British-wlleat, 330 qrs barley, 400 qrs. Foreign- wheat, 36,940 qrs barley, 19,690 qrs oats, 32,340 qrs maize, 510 qrs flour, 11,160 sacks. LIVERPOOL, Friday.—Wheat—market closed very quiet at Id to 2d underTuesday for red wheat, and %d for others. Beans, 3d under Tuesday-Saidi, 30s to 30s 6d. Peas, Id under Tuesday—6s lid. Oats firm, owing to scarcity—new white, s 5d to 3s 7d. Maize, absence of demand and with free offering, declined %d on Tuesday—new mixed, 6s 4d to 6s 4l%d. Flour very small trade—English patent, 34s 6d to 36s 6d bakers, 31s to 32s 6d. Weather fine wind, W. GLASGOW, Fi i.l,i y. -There was a decided lull in buy- ing to-day, anti prices were consequently steady. All round maize was quoted at 18s 3d and oats at 18s 6d to 21s. Beans were more inquired after at 18s 6d for Swedish, 19s 9d for Norfolk English,and 21s for Scotch, which were somewhat scarce. Barley, flour, and wheat were quiet and unchanged. WAKKFIELD, Friday.—The weather continues un- favourable tor harvest operations, and holders of wheat exercise the full prices of last week, and in some cases more money is paid. Maize, barley, oats, and beans are firm, at last week's prices. CATTLE. ROATH, Friday.—There was a marked decrease in the supply at our market to-day, beef being especially short. Choice small sheep are scarce, and prices remain firm. Heavy sheep are depressed and little doing. Lambs were a short supply, but there was enough t T the requirements. Quotations Beef, top quality, 7d per lb inferior and middling sorts, 5%d to 6%d per lb; sheep, prime light weights, 8%d to 8%; owes, from 6d to 7*% lamb, 7%d to aVid. A clearance is not expected. PRODUCE. LONDON, Friday.—Sugar—in public sales about 220 tons of grocery crystalized were offered and partly sold at barely steady rates for medium fine sorts brought full' prices. 750 bags of syrups were offered and about half were sold at steady rates refined, quiet and un- changed for b jth home and foreign beet dull and in some cases easier—August, sellers, 13s 6d buyers, 138 3%d; September, 13s 3%d buyers, 13s 2%d; October, sellers, 12s 9d buyers, 12s 7%d. LIVERPOOL, Friday.—Sugar—Java, 400 tons first runnings, 15s 3d. Beet—August, 13s 4%d buyers, September, 13s 3%d sellers, October, 12s 8V"d value. Coffee—easier tendency. Cocoa unchanged. Rice strong-cleaned, 3d dearer on the week Castor oil- Calcutta, 3c1. Linseed exceedingly firm. Hemo steady. Lard, 34s 9d to 35s. Turpentine, 28s 6d to 29s. Palm oil-Lagos. 224 5s Tallow-north, 26s 6d o 27s. Resin, Petroleum, and nitrate unchanged. PROVISIONS. LoNDON Friday. Batter firm Friesland, 98 to 102s Kiel and Danish, 100s to 1163 Normandy, 92s. to 108s: Jersey, 84s to 92;; Swedish. 100a to 116s American, bits to 36. Baeoff^jtrish steady, hue Con-' tinantal much depressed. Irish, 62s to 72* Swedish 50s to ti2s; Danish, 5?s to 66a. Hams, 43s to 56s! Cheese firm—finest American, 47s to 48s common to good do., 34s to 44s Edam, 50s to 535 Gouda, 44s to 50s. WHITLAND, Friday.—There was a fair attendance and supply. Butter in casks realised 10%d to lid per lb. whilst pound rolls varied from ll%d to 12%d per lb. Beef, 7d to 8d mutton, 8d to 9d and veal, 6d per lb. Eggs, 16 to 18 for Is. Live ducks and fowls, 3s od to 4s 6d per couple. NARBERTH, Thursday.—Butter inpounds, Is to Is Id per lb. do. in casks,9%d per lb. Live fowls, 2s 6d to 4s per pair do. ducks, 3s to 4s 6d per pair. Eggs 14 for Is. Beer, 5d to 8d per lb mutton, 7d to 9d per lb lamb, 7d to 9d per lb. Pigs-very slow sale at reduced prices. LIVERPOOL, Friday.-Beef dull—extra Indian mess, 77s 6d to 85s. Pork quietly steady—prime mess, 53. to 53. Bacon firm-sitort middles, 36s to 41s; long middles, 388 to 43s. Hams fair request—long cut, 51s to 56s short cut, 50s to 54s shoulders, 37s to 42s. Lard—34s 9d to 35s asked on spot. Cheese— buyers favour American extra fine new, 46s to 48s. Butter is active—good to fine, 70s to 75s. SI;<;AU. GLASGOW, Friday.—A fair business done at firm prices. The official report, states Better market diminishing supply, and all sold at firm to hardening prices. BE CORK, Friday.—Firsts, 97s seconds, 921; thirds, 87s fourths, 78s. Mild-cured firkins-superfine, 106s fine, IOO3 mild, 91s. Kegs-fine, 97s. Cools-super. fine, 10.7s fine, 100s. 111 market 1,126 firkins, 350 mild. POTATOES. LONDON, Prida,y.-SIIT)plies are rather short, and trade steady at the following quotations Kidneys, 80s to 100s snowdrops, 80s to 90s Hebrons, 70s to 90s regents, 70s to 80s magnums, 70s to 80s; early roses, 60s to 70s per ton. HOPS. LONDON, Friday.—The reports from the hop planta- tions are not nearly so favourable, the continued wet weather having considerably reduced the probability of a good crop. The market i1! in consequence, rather dearer, and there is considerably more demand for the few parcels of 1890 that remain unsold ftSif. GRIMSBY, Friday.—Fish continues dear, the supply being poor. About 30 vessels have arrived. The demand is strong. Plaice. 26s to 30s level, 20s to 22s lemon, 35s to 4bs soles. 200s to 220s haddocks, 4s to 8s per box i uvbot, 6s to 10s brill, 2s to 4s ling, 4s to 6s dead, 3s to 4s; cod, 5s to Gs skate, 3s to 4s dead, Is 6s to 2s each liake, ;:68 to 30s dead cod, 60s to 80s per score; fresh herrings, 4s to 5s salt, 2s to 2s 3d per 100. METALS. LONDON, Friday.—Copper steady, at S52 12s 6d to J352 13s 9d cash B53 2s 6d to S55 3s 9d three months. Tin quiet-Straits, JE92 to 292 2s 6d cash 1:92, 25 tons, done three months. Spelter, £23 10s sellers. Spanish lead, £1 Is 3d to S12 2g 6d; English ditto, B12 2s 6d to B12 7s 6d. Scotch pig iron-buyers, 47s. Closing renortCopper steady, at £ 52 12s 6d to jE52 15s cash B55 2s 6d to £53 5s three months. Tin steady—Straits, P.92 2s 6d to £92 5s cash 30 tons done at £92 three months. English ingots, B94 10s to S95. Spelter, B25 10s sellers. Spanish lead, B12 to £ 12 2s 6d English, £ 12 2s 6d to £ 12 7s 6d.. GLASGOW, Friday.—Market still inanimate; no Scotch business done—sellers, 46s Id cash. Middles- brough—buyers, 39s 4%d cash 39s 7d one month sellers, 39s 6%d cash 39s 7d one month. Hematite —buyers, 48s cash; 48s 2d one month sellers, 4S. 'l%d cash 48s 4d one month. COAL. LONDON, Friday.—A steady market for seaborne house coals without change in quotations. Hettons, Tees and Lambtons, 19s 6d Lyons and Wear, 18s 6d per ton. Ships arrived, 21.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* | fSWANSEA. NEWPORT* 'Aug ———————. Mor.|Evn.| Hgt. Mor.iEvn. Hgt. Mor.jEvn. |Hgt ;24~M 10 910 29:36 8 9 20 9 40 31 310 2210 42 37 1 ffi T10 4811 533 1 9 5910 2029 111 1 111 1833 6 0S W 11 24:11 4630 2 10 4011 427 211 3711 69:30 7 27 T — 0 15*27 311 28 — 25 5 — 0 28:27 8 28 F 0 51 1 32125 7 0 0 0 37 24 7 1 4 1 45l26 0 SS S 2 22 3 12125 6 1 24 2 1324 10 2 36 3 2S25 11 30 -S .3 56 4 32,26 11 2 58 3 37 25 11 4 9 4 45*'27 4 31 Ml '5 3' 5 -33;29 0 4 7' 4 37 27 4 5 16 5 46'29 5 .JtoathWI'.gin. tPrinceof Wales Dk. iAlexandraDk

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, FRIDAY. There was a good attendance of members on 'Change, and in the coal market a fair amount of activity prevailed. Both steam and house quali- ties were in moderate request at about last values, and a steady business was done in the patent fuel and pitwood trades. Small steam and coke quo. f tations remain unchanged. In our local freight market to-day chartering for steam tonnage ruled moderately active, and a fair amount of business has been effected. Out- ward rates for Malta, Constantinople, Brindisi, Alexandria, and Port Said closed quiet, as did also Algerian, Italian, Sicilian, and Adriatic freights. Spanish, West Indian, and Gibraltar rates were steady. Eastern quotations remain unaltered. The following comprise the latest operations :— Uape de Verds, 7s 6d, clean (Mandalay). Naples, 6s 9d (Saint Gothard). Naples, option Leghorn, 6s 9d (Boskenn* Bay). Naples, 6s 9d (Trieste). Constantinople, 6s (Beechville). Malaga, 8s, clean, (Senator). Malta, 4s 6d (Cairnryan). Havre, 5s 6d (Plantagenet). Portsmouth, 5s (Kampokus). Swansea to Lisbon, 6s 6d (Radnor). Swansea to Havre, 5s (John Byng). Sail.—There is little new movement to report eitber in outward or homeward freights. The demand for this class of tonnage from the South Wales ports for Monte Video and Rio Janeiro still continues more active, yhile homeward rates for the United Kingdom and Continent are practically unaltered. Ore.—Homeward business from Bilbao, Povina, and Salta Cabello continues moderately steady at last figures. Porman, Carthagena, Bemsaf, Pomaron, Huelva, Garrucha, and Mazarron quotations for the Continent and east coast of the United Kingdom remain unchanged. The shipments at Barry Dock yesterday were 12,217 tons. Vessels in dock, 47.

BALTIC REPORT. LONDON, FRIDAY. At the Baltic to-day, notwithstanding the disastrous reports from the provinces as to the damage done to the crops, there was no dispo- sition on the part of buyers to operate in cargoes of wheat in any position. Holders, how- ever, remain firm. It would appear that the vast surplus of wheat available for export from America is the reason of the inactive trade here. Both maize and barley are quiet, and lower to sell. Freights remain steady.

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. FSPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS.] The steamer Gambier, owned in Melbourne, from Sydney, collided in Port Phillip Bay and sank almost immediately. Twenty-five of the crew and passengers were drowned. The British steamer Bengar, which stranded on the 18th inst. at White Island, St. Lawrence, floated, and has been towed to Quebec. The Norwegian schooner Theis Lundegaard. from Newport for Martinique, has put into Falmouth leaky. The German steamer Celia, from Hamburg for St. Petersburg, sank in the North Sea. The schooner Florence, of Belfast, with a cargo of coal, founded off the Smalls. Crew saved.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES) LIGHTHOUSE, Friday.—Wind W, fresh. Weather squally. Sea moderate. Passed Eæst- steamers Musgrave, of Grangemouth Marie Fleurie, of Newcastle Tyne, of Newcastle Gogo, of London; Susan, of Whitby Pansy, of Swansea brig Honde- klip, of Swansea. In Roads—schooner Charles Tucker, of Penzance.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Friday.—Wind W, moderate. Weather clearing. Barometer 29.88, rising. Passed East— Axel, from Campeachy; Brilliant, from Belize—both for Falmouth; steamers Viola, of North Shields Inchgarvie, of Liverpool; Hispania, of Liverpool De Ruyter, from New York for Antwerp Roman Piince, of Newcastle. Passed West-Zephyr, of Jersey Horsa, of Liverpool; steamers Kaiser Wilhelm II, from Southampton for New York; Larne, of New- castle Northgate, of London Accomac, of Liverpool.

SHIP FOR ORDERS. The steamer Dungonnell, of Belfast, arrived in Swansea. Bay on Friday, and received orders for Swansea.

SHIP SPOKEN. The steamer De Ruyter, in passing the Lizard on Friday, signalled that she spoke the British ship Frank Stafford on the 25th August in lat. 49 N. long. 20 W. 8

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Mercedes arvd Barry 28th North Devon left Havre for Cardiff 28th March left Madeira for New Orleans 26th Cacdmon arvd Honfleur from Stugsund 26th Jane arvd Leghorn from Cardiff Oswin left Malta for Ar,t-»nerp 28th TafE left Bordeaux for Cardiff 28th L E Charlewood left Bilbao for Cardiff 28th Activity passed Lizard for Rouen 27th Allonby left Sables for Bilbao 27th Eggleston Abbey arvd Delaware 28th Whitby Abbey arvd Memel 28th Talley Abbey arvd St Malo 28th Rheubina. left Charente for Bilbao 28th Ripid coaled Portland 28th Ravenshoe left Dunkerque for Swansea, 28th Corinthia left Penarth Dock for Barcelona 28th Quickstep arvd Havre from Barry 28th Gemini left Blyth for Havre 28th Alassio arvd Swansea from Garston 27th CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, Aug 28.—St Decuman ss, 77. Inde- pendent, 63, Bristol, light. Flower of the Severn, 51, Bristol, light. Rochefort ss, 561, Swansea, light. Shagbrook ss, 868, London, light. Thor ss, 996, Mos- tyn, light. Adelfi Chrissoveloni ss, 1500. EAST BUTE DOCK, Aug æ.-Derdogne ss, 533, Bor- deaux, pitwood and general. Ruby ss, 194. Usk ss, 544. Sestos ss, 784, Decido, iron ore. Cassar ss, 1509, Kemi, deals. Whitby ss, 1352, Liverpool, light. WEST BUTE BOCK, Aug 28.—Mary Lord, 181. Dryad, 180. Vixen, 149, Milford, light. Orwell, 116, Waterford, ballast. Ouse ss, 448, Bordeaux, pitwood. PENARTH DOCK, Aug 27.—James Joicey ss, Dart- mouth, light. PENARTH DOCK, Aug 28.-leipner ss, Liverpool, light. Gazelle ss, Dartmouth, light. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, Aug 2J.—Llangorse SS, Aunt, Malta. Treglisson ss, Blackie, Port Said. Cedric the Saxon, Veysee, Iquique. Cambrian Princess, Ellis, Rio Janeiro. Nedjid ss, Mordy, Colombo. Andreta, Peregrina, Algoa Bay. Independent, Cockle, Bristol. Flower of the .Severn, Guy, Bristol. Jenny. Morgan. St Vincent ss, Parker, Gloucester. Guyenness, Bobner, La Rochelle. EAST BUTE DOCK, Aug 28.-Nigel ss. Reed. Flush- ing. No. 5 Lighter, Watten, Gloucester. No. 1 Lighter, Allsopp, Gloucester. Condor, Cook. Gloucester. G N Wilkinson ss, Bowen, Havre. Reveil ss, Kiely, Cork. Ernest ss, Bowden, Bilbao. Andrea Vagljano as, Smyrna. Jane Clarke ss, Thompson, Alicante. Marcel et Emma, Collis, Vigo. Edgar, Suller, Tucacas. WEST DOCK, Aug 28.-Strait Fisher ss, Poole, Limerick. Kolga ss, Applequen, Barcelona. Lavinia ss, Dalton. St Servan. Mary Grace, Clarke, Lydney. Sarah, Baker, Newhaven. PENARTH DOCK, Aug 27.-Larnaca ss, Prout, Tybee. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Aug 28. Smyrna, Tregenna ss, B, 805, Foster, Hain & Co Ibrail, Lesreaulx ss, B, 862, Morgan, Morel Bros & Co Tilt Cove, Rochefort ss, B, 561, L G Mouchel Rouen, Gazelle as, B, 298, Rees, Chas V Byrne & Co Santos, Polynesian, B, 864, Spencer, Tellefsen & Co Bremerhaven or Nordenhamn, Thor ss, B, 996, Splatt, P'ROW6 &; &n Santander, True Briton as, B, 609, G-ibbs & Lee St Paul de Loando, Undine, Aus, 79o, A T Lucovich Gothenburg, Sleipner ss, Swe, 613, T Beynon & Co Adelaide or Port Pirie, Ffeld, Nwy, 2065, Nielsen, T G Duncan & Co Miramichi, Hans Nilson Hango, Nwy, 464, C'Schroeter St Nazaire, Mitidja, F. 701, R Russell, Alward & Co St Nazaire, Raoul Godard s,412. Raiffort, E Bregeon San Felin de Guixoles, Montbert, F, 114, Morel Rio Grande do Sul, via Hamburg, Rosa Lowndes, Braz, 335, Miles, T Harper Sons Leghorn, Duchess of Cornwall ss, B, 1139, Richards, 1< oster, Hain & Co Bordeaux, Baron Hambro ss, B, 367, Powley,Thomas Genoa, Constantinos Stathatos ss, Grk, 1500. Bovey CLEARED-Au 28. Pernambnco, via St John's, N.F..May Cory, B, 260 coal Smyrna, Tregenna ss, B, 1550 coal Port Said, Whitefleld ss. B, 3300 coal Bombay, inchbarra ss, B, 5500 coal Galatz or I rail, Camperdown ss, B, 1700 coal Kingston, Jamaica, Queen ss, B, 1800 coal Rouen. Gazelle ss, n, 750 coal Acheen, Countyof Linlithgow, B, 3500 coal Ascension, Rose of Devon, B, 680 coal Alexandria, Flamboro ss, B. 2400 coal Venice. Winestead ss, B, 1600 coal Santander, Tru Briton ss, B, 1300 coal Bordeaux, Baron Hambro ss, B. 700 coal Galatz or Ibrail, Lesreaulx ss, B, 1500 coal Leghorn. Duchess of Cornwall ss, B, 2200 coal Gothenburg, Sleipner ss, Swe, 900 coal Pernambuco, Ganger Rolf, Nwy, 475 coal Port Pirie or Adelaide. Ffeld, Nwy, 2135 coke St Nazaire, Raoul Godard ss, F, 1COO coal St Nazaire, Mitidja ss, F, 1200 coal San Felin, Montbert, F, 214 coal IMPORTS—Aug 28. Bordeaux, Dordogne ss, pitwood and general, Newport Pitwood Co Decido, Sestos ss, iron ore, Dowlais Iron Co Kemi, Csesar ss, deals, Morris & Smith and Trayesds Co Bordeaux, Ouse ss, pitwood, Simkin Bros BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, Aug 28.—United Service ss, 910, Belfast, light. Tredegar ss, 863, Newport, light. Peridot ss, 82, Clyde, pig iron. NEWPORT-ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Aug 28.—Constantinos ss, 1109. Silloth, light. OLD DOCK. Aug 28.—Marie, 80, Douelan, pitwood. Volzy. 89, Douelan, pitwood. RIVER, Aug 28.-Wllliam,59, Bridgwater, ballast. Queen Ann, 40, Bridgwater, ballast. Plover ss, 114, Liverpool, general. Frederick William, 59, Roscar- berry, ballast. United Friends. 35. Bideford, ballast. Ann, 36. Appledore, ballast. Solway Prince, 110, Cork, light. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Aug 28.-S010n ss, Speedy, Constantinople. Brazilian ss, Dyer, Catania. Amy ss, Harvey, Alexandria. Allie ss, Lewis, Malta. > Arthur ss, Jameson, Patras. Abril as, Bilbao. Tredegar ss, Ferry, Barry. Topic ss, Ferguson, Belfast. OLD DOCK, Aug 28.—Stockton ss, Edwards, London. RIVER, Aug 28.—Solway Prince ss, Moore, Cork. Snipe ss, Thomas, Liverpool. Julia, Fletcher, High- bridge. Amity, Scruch, Bideford. Flower, Incledon, Barnstaple. William Green, Evans, Youghal. Argo, Busher, Waterford. Harlequin, Lee, Kinsale. Jessa- mine, Maynard, Plymouth. Rhoda, Fuller, Padstow. Swift, hey, Newquay. Angharad, Morris, Wexford. Fanny, Kemp, Barnstaple. Stranger, Cottle, Barn- staple. Ellen Williams, Padstow. Ebenezer. Parsons, Falmouth. Annette, Sutton, Waterford. Henrietta, Pearce, Cork. Harvestman, Webber. Bandon. James, Harris, Skibbereen. ENTERED OUTW ARDS-Aug 28. Piraeus, Constantinos ss, Grk, 1108, R Gething Co Bilbao, Brittany ss, B, 498, J Cory, Sons & Co Rosario, Sequel, B, 534, George, Jones, Heard A Co Le Francois, Martinique, Beta, Nwy, 246, Olsen, Jones, Ingram & Co 8 CLEARED-Aug 28. Bordeaux, Thomas Coats as, B, 1300 coal Ponte l'Abbe, Colonel Cassaigne, F, 86 coal Galatz and Ibrail, Wansbeck ss, B, 2200 coal Bilbao, Egret ss, B. 900 coal, 43 iron. 16 general b IMPORTS—Aug 28. Donelau, Volzy, 130 loads pitprops Budd <fe Co Donelan, Marie,110 loads pitprops, Newport Pitwood Co Chepstow, Dora, stone, Alexandra Dock Co Chepstow, Success, stone, Alexandra Dock Co EXPORTS COASTWISE-Aug 28. Portland, Kampokus ss, 520 coal, G F Hardin* Liverpool, Orpheus ss, 94 tin, R Gilchrist & Co Cork. Lough Fisher ss, 440 coal, J F Thomas & Co Dublin, Beatrice ss, 900 coal, J F Thomas & Co Watchet, Tom. 40 coal, J M Akers Cork, Gerda, 235 coal, T Wilks & Co Devoran, Truro, 180 coal, T Wilks & Co Barnstaple, Sarah Ann,-74 coal, Diamond Llantwit Co Bristol, Victory, 39 coal, Diamond Llantwit Coal Co Bridgwater, Queen Ann, 98 coal, H Powell Bristol, Gertrude, 90 coal Bridwater, William, 100 coal Plymouth. Dolphin, 90 coal, Clapp & Co Wexford, Ellen, 162 coal Plymouth, Bessie Bell, 205 coal, A P Filleul & Co Weston, John, 130 coal SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, Aug 27.—Neath Abbey ss, 61, Bristol, general. NORTH DOCK, Aug 28.—Sunlight ss, 245, Liverpool, feneral. Alassio ss. 727, Liverpool, light. Mistletoe, 5, Combmartin, light. SOUTH DOCK, Aug 27.—Berwick ss, 262, Port Talbot, general. SOUTH DOCK, Aug28.—Velindrass, 79, Hfracombe, passengers. Alfred and Arthur, 31, Bideford, light. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK. Aug 27.-HarIow ss, 522, Rouen, light. J Walter Scammel, 910, St John N.B., timber. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Aug 28.-Cressida yacht, 59, Penzance. Bedlormie ss, 187, Barrow, tinplate bars. Exeter City ss, 1434, Bristol, generaL City of Rotterdam as, 302, Dublin, general. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Au" 28.—Neath Abbey ss, Paries, Bristol Avon ss, Gilpin, Havre. Copious, Poole, Barry. SOUTH DOCK, A us 27.—Velindra ss, Read, Ilfra- eombe. Actif ss, Auffret, Caen. Culmore ss, Evans, Liverpool. SOUTH DOCK, Aug 28.—Resolute ss, Burnett, Rochester. Susanna, Bates, Bridgwater. Solway ss, McDougall, Glasgow. Berwick ss, Ledkey, Treport. Rio Formoso ss, Davies, Avonmoutb. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK. Aug 27.-R?cbefort ss, Burnard, Tilt Cove. Sussex ss, Ley, St Brieux. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Aug 28. St Valery, Musgrave ss, B, 136, Kendal, Harries Bros Guernsey, Agenoria, B, 158, Dodd, P Marrow Guernsey, Forest Belle, B. 99, Coppack, P Marrow Guernsey, Reward, B, 163, Garratt, P Marrow I Trouville, Tyne ss, B, 421, Bewen, Fisher Renwick 1 Oraa, Alassio ss, B, 727, Richardson, Fcnwick <fc Co Genoa, Francesco Costo, ly, 493, Costa, Penco ct SOD New York, Exeter City ss, B, 1934. Weiss, Burgess CLEARED-Aug 28. Guernsey, Agenoria, B, 275coal Trouville, Tyne ss, B, 770 coal Venice, Sarah ss, B, 1750 p fuel Hamburg, City of Cadiz ss, B, 420 coal, 200 general Rouen, Harlow ss, B. 1070 coal Treport, Berwick ss, B, 81 general IMPORTS-Aug 28. Barrow, Bedlormie ss, 400 tinplate bars, G Shepherd Westport, Village Belle, 110 oats, John Dyer Liverpool, Sunlight ss, general Bristol, Collier ss, general Bristol, Rio Formoso ss, general EXPORTS COASTWISE—Aug 28. Colwyn Bay, Esther, 75 coal, Morgan Lewis Belfast, Bedlormie ss, 420 coal, E W Cook ct Co Combmartin, Mistletoe, 80 coal, S & J Hill Falmouth, Sir Galahad SS, 180 coal, T P Richards Charleston, Maggie, 40 coal, Williams & Go Bristol, Rio Formoso ss, general Briton Ferry, Collier ss, general LLANELLY. EXPORTS COASTWISE-Aug 28. Newhaven, Chase, B, 195 coal Liverpool, Volanass, B, general Bristol, Marion ss, B, general Liverpool, Clyde ss, B, general Liverpool, Llanelly ss, B, general

SCARBOROUGH MEETING. SCARBOROUGH, FRIDAY. i;. lt,-The MEGGINSON HANDICAP PLATE of 105 sovs winners extra. Five furlongs. Mr R. Vyner"s Crowfiower, 3y 7st 111b (car. 7st 121b) Fagan 1 Mr S. Platt's Duophil, 3y 8st 51b Mullen 2 Mr J. G. Mackie's Harpagon, 6y 8st 71b Weldon 3 Mr H. Wright's St Hubert, a 8st 21b S. Chandley 0 Mr W. R. Marshall's Humber, 3y 7st 71b.. Harrison 0 Mr G. W, Bayldon's Farington, 6y 7st 61b Platt 0 Winner trained by Matthews, Ripon. Betting-3 to 1 agst Duophil, 7 to 2agst Crowflower,4 to 1 each agst Harpagon, St Hubert, and Farington, and 100 to 8 agst The Humber. Crowfiower jumped off in front, and making all the running won by a short head; three lengths divided The second and third. St Hubert was fourth, and The Humber last. .50-The YORKSHIRE HUNTERS' SELLING PLATE of 50 sovs weight for age, etc. Two miles, on the flat. Mr C. C. Dormer's Stourside, a 12st. Owner 1 Mr Antrobus's Little Hardware, a 12st Owner 2 Capt. Cameron's Richmond Gen), a 12st..Mr Brown 3 Lord Cholmondeley's Gargoyle, a 12st 71b Owner 0 Mr J. G. Elsey's Dactyl, 6y 12st MrH. Fox 0 Winner trained by owner. Betting—7 to 4 agst Gargoyle, 3 to 1 agst Richmond Gem. 5 to 1 each agst Stourside and Dactyl, and 10 to agst Little Hardware. Richmond Gem bolted before the start, but in the race he followed Little Hardware, with Stourside third, and Gargoyle last. In this order they ran to the straight, when Stourside took second place, and head- ing Little Hardware at the distance, won by a length a bad third. Gargoyle was beaten off. The winner was not sold. 3.25-The PRINCE OF WALES'S PLATE of 105 sovs, for two-year olds colts 9st, fillies and geldings 8st, 111b penalties and allowances. Five furlongs. Mr S. Piatt's Sword-sling, 8st 91b Bruckshaw 1 Mr Whipp's Novice, 8st 111b Mullen 2 Mr J. Ridley's Aglaia, 9st 31b .{IT. ? Sir R. Jardine's Commissi'rr' Chandley 0 Mr R. Aiuogalerus, 8st 91b lagan 0 Mr 17. Lockwood's Coltonians, 8st 91b Lane 0 Mr R. S. Crompton's Chari. 8st 91b Finlay 0 Mr W. R. Marshall's c by fiingwood-Reepsake 8st 91b Weldon 0 Mr H. Wilkinson's Flop-a-Dock, 8st 61b. Deakin 0 Winner trained by Lund, Malton. Betting-3 to 1 agst Albogalerus, 5 to 1 agst Chari, 6 to 1 agst Aglaia, 7 to 1 agst Sword-Sling, 8 to 1 each agst Novice and Commissioner, and 10 to 1 agst Coltonians. Novice jumped off from Aglaia and Albogalerns. with Chari, Flop-a-Dock, and Commissioner next, and Keep- sake colt last. Flop-a-Dock took second place up the hill, but ran out at the turn for home, and Novice and Aglaia came on in front until inside the distance, where Sword-Sling drew up and won cleverly by a neck two lengths divided second and third. Com- missioner was fourth, Keepsake colt fifth, and Flop-a- Dock last. 4.0-The GANTON HANDICAP PLATE of 150 sovs; winners extra the second receives 10 sovs. One mile and a half. Mr Glover's Rosebery Despatch, 4y 8st lllb ..Finlay 1 Mr Whipp's Tommy Tittlemouse, a 8st 71b ..Weldon 2 Mr H. B. Paget's Lady Blue, oy 6st 71b .Smedley 3 Mr R. W. Armstrong's Lux, 4y 7st 81b Banner 0 Chevalier Ginistrelli's Foghorn, 3y 7st 51b. Mullen 0 Winner trained by Sanderson, Malton. Betting-5 to 2 each agst Rosebery Despatch and Foghorn, 4 to 1 each agst Tommy Tittlemouse and Lady Blue, and 6 to 1 agst Lux. Lux held a clear lead to the straight, where he was beaten, and Rosebery Despatch, stalling off a challenge from Tommy Tittlemouse, won by two lengths three lengths divided second and third. Lux was fourth. 4.35-The SPA PLATE of 105 sovs; weight for age, etc. Five furlongs. Mr Bate's Ptarmigan, 2y 6st 131b S. Chandley 1 Mr H. W. Cooper's Xmas, 3y 8s 131b Colling 2 Mr Bisin's Mainbeam, 6y 9st 61b Thornton 3 Mr H. Wilkinson's Sea Sand, 3y 8st 81b Deakin 0 Winner trained by owner. Betting—6 to 4 on Xmas, 7 to 2 each agst Ptarmigan and Mainbeanv an<HQ0 to 8 agst Sea Sand. Mainbeam stopped to kick when the flag fell, and Sea Sand came on from Xmas to the straight, where Ptarmigan drew to the front, and won a good race by three-Q uarters of a length; a bad third. The winner was sold to Mr Bull for 85gs, and Mr Bearpark pur- chased Sea View for 26g?. 5.10- The SEASIDE PLATE of 115 sovs weight for age, etc. the second receives 5 sovs. One mue. Mr Rv Vyner's Punster, 3y lOst W. Piatt 1 Lord Cholmondeley's Scene Shifter,6yl0st61bFagan 2 Mr H. Steel's Sea Foam, 3y 8at 131b Davison 3 Winner trained by Osbornes, Middleham. Betting—Evens each Punster and Scene Shifter, and 20 to 1 agst Sea Foam. Sea Foam came on in front of the other pair until a. quarter of a mile from home, where the leader was beaten, and Punster, getting the best of the race with Scene Shifter, won ky half a length bad third. I TO-DAY'S RACING. ORDER OF RUNNING.—Castle Plate, 1.30; Searner Handicap, 2.0; Londesborough Plate, 2.30; Scar- borough Handicap, 3.0; RlLiticliffe Juvetille Selling Plate, 3.30 Alexandra Handicap, 4.0. ENTRIES. RAINCLIFFE JUVENILE SELLING PLATE.—Everallin, Twilight II., Windhover, Tupholme, Nuphar, Queen of Yetholm, Ptarmigan, Albogalerus, and Mak Sfccar. SEAMER HANDICAP.—Avondale (3y) 9st 71b, Xmas (3y) 9st 31b, St Quivox (3y) 8st 121b, Kane (3y) 8st 121b, Carbine (3y) 8st 71b, Killucau (3y) 8st, Southern Beauty (3y) 7st 121b. ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS. Carbine, Killucan, Avondale, St, Quivox, Kane, Southern Beauty, Twilight II., Windhover, Tupholme, Nuphar, and Mak Siccar. HUNTINGDON MEETING. HUNTINGDON, FRIDAY. 2.15—The PEEL HANDICAP of 100 sovs winners extra. Five furlongs. Mr Fairie's G aardian, 3y Cst 121b.J. Watts 1 Mr Lea's Barbarina, 3y 9at 31b .M. Cannon 2 Mr Hobson's Lady Careless, 4y 8st 81b .C. Loates 3 Mr Sadler's Galivanter, 4y 8st 131b Rickaby 0 Mr Roberts's Fringe, 4y 8st 111b G. Chaloner 0 Capt Starkie's Scapular, 3y 8st 71b R. Chaloner 0 Winner trained by Ryan, Newmarlret. Betting—7 to 4 agst Lady Careless, 9 to 2 each agst Guardian and Barbarina, 11 to 2 agst Fringe, and 10 to 1 each agst Gallivanter and Scapular. The winner jumped off in front, and made the whole of the running, winning by four lengths a bad third. Fringe was fourth, and Scapular last. 2.45—The CAMBRIDGESHIRE TWO-YEAR-OLD SELLING PLATE of 100 sovs colts 9st, fillies and geldings 8st lllb the winner to be sold for 50 sovs. 'ive furlongs. Mr W. Sibary s Middy, 9st Rickaby 1 Lord Gerard's Bryn, 9st M. Cannon 2 Mr Bevill's Hildenley, 9.<t Liddiard 3 Lord Harrington's Apple Cart, 8st 111b (car. 8st 121b) J. Watts 0 Mr W. Segrott's Lasswade, 9st. Allsopp 0 Mr S. K. Mackenzie's Delaware, 9st P. Lowe 0 Mr 1,. de Uothscliild's St. Mart, 9st F. Barrett 0 Mr J. Crossley's Red Flag, 8stlllb Wingfleld 0 Winner trained by Barratt, Findon. Betting—6 to 5 on Bryn, 7 to 1 agst Middy, and 10 to 1 agst any other offered. Lasswade made the running from Middy and Apple Cart, with Delaware next, and Bryn last, for a quarter of a mile, when Middy drew to the front, and stalling off Bryn Si challenge inside the distance won bv a neck a bad third. Red Flag was fourth, Delaware fifth, and Lasswade last. Middy was sold to Mr E. Kemp for 125s, and Mr T. Goodcliffepurchased Hildenley for 2g0s. 3.20-The HINCHINGBROOKE STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 100 added for two-year-olds colts 9st, fillies and geldings 8st Illb; penalties and allowances. Five furlongs. „ Mr C. W. Lea s Sorcerer, 8st 91b M. Cannon 1 Mr A. B. Sadler's Lotus Eater, 8st 91b .Rickaby 2 Mr A. B. Sadler's Lotus Eater, 8st 91b .Rickaby 2 Mr J. Netten's West Cowes, 8st 61b C. Loates3 Mr T. Sharpe's Annie Laurie, 8st 61b Bland 0 Mr Crossley's Peter Piper, 9st Wingfleld 0 Mr A. Hay hoe's Shushan, 9st F. Barrett 0 Major Wickham's Ulleswater, 8st 91b .Harrison 0 Mr W. Burton's Inheritress, 3st 61b Akers 0 Winner trained by Darling, Beckhampton. Betting—5 to 4 agst Sorcerer, 100 to 30 agst Shushan, 4 to 1 agst West Cowes, 6 to 1 agst Lotus Eater, 10 to 1 agst Peter Piper, and 33 to 1 agst any other. Shushan led for about a hundred yards, and then gave way to Sorcerer, who made the remainder of the running and won by three lengths a bad third. Peter Piper was fourth, Inheritress fifth, Shushan sixth, and Ulleswater last .50-The KIMBOLTON WELTER HANDICAP of 200 sovs; the second receives 10 sovs winners extra. One mile. Mr J. Hammond's Crimea, 5y lOst 61b Rickaby 1 Col. Clitherow's Prismoid, 3y 8st 71b C. Loates 2 Mr A. B. Carrs Caliche, 3y 9st 71b £ M. Cannon 3 Mr Abington's Grand Prior, 4y list 41b Owner 0 Mr J. Dawson's Greenwich, a lOst 21b Watts 0 Mr Gullane's Nasr.ed-Din,5y 9st 81b R. Chaloner 0 Lord Ellesmere's Figlia, 3y 8st lllb Allsopp 0 Mr G. Cleveland's Oakhurst, 3y 8st 71b.G. Chaloner 0 Mr J. Netten's Miss Lilian, 3y 8st 71b.G. Barrett 0 Winner trained by Broira, Newmarket. Betting-9 to 4 agst Caliche, 7 to 2 agst Grand Prior" 5 to 1 agst Miss Lihan, 6 to 1 agst Crimea, and 10 to 1 each agst Prismoid and Greenwich. Miss Lilian made play from Caliche for a hundred yards, when Greenwich went on second, and Figlia next, with Caliche and Crimea leading the others, while Grand Prior, who tried to bolt and interfered with Oakhurst, was some distance in the rear. On entering the straight Crimea took seopnd place, and drawing to the front at, the distance, won by two lengths a neck separated second and third. Miss Lilian was fourth, Figlia fifth, and Oakhurst last. 4.25-The RAMSEY ABBEY PLATE of 100 sovs for two-year-olds; colts 9st 21b, fillies and geldings 8st 131b selling and other allowances. Five furlongs. Mr Fairie's St. Cicely, 8st 131b J- Watts 1 Baron C. de Tuyll's Reality, 9st 21b C. Loates 2 Mr J. Hammond's Darkie 8st 61b. G. Barrett 3 Mr A. Benholm's Glamford, 9st 21b Allsopp 0 Colonel Clitherow's Rainbow, 8st 131b Gibbons 0 Mr G.-T. Cook's Madge Clifton, 8st 131b Owner 0 Lord Ellesmere's Protocol, 8st 131b — Rickaby 0 Mr C. Shapland's Chicory, 8ft 61b M. Cannon 0 Mr G. Cleveland's Spindrift, 8st 61b R. Chaloner 0 Winner trained by iiyan, Newmarket. Betting—6 to 4 agst St. Cicely, 4 to 1 agst Darkie, 7 to 1 agst Reality, 8 to 1 agst Glamford, 100 to 12 agst Protocol, and 100 to 8 agst any other. Glamford cut out the work from Protocol and Darkie, with St. Cicely and Chicory lying next, to the com- mencement of the rails, where St. Cicely drew away and won by two lengths bad third. Rainbow was fourth, Protocol nftn, Glamford next, and Madge Clifton last. 5.0—The FITZWILLIAM STAKES of 200 sovs; the second receives 20 sovs, and the third 10 sovs weight for age, etc. One mile. t> Lord Gerard's Bransdale, 3y 9st 111b .Robinson t Mr J. Ryan's Patrician, 3y 9st 31b M. Cannon t Lord Ellesmere s Lower Boy, 2y 7st 21b .Allsopp 3 Mr Shapland s Rhyme, 3y 9st Rickaby 0 Mr Mackenzie's Guy Fawkes, 2y 7st 21b Bradford 0 Mr L. de Rothschild's Engineer, 2y 7st 21b Peake 0 Bransdale trained by Robinson, Newmarket, and Patrician by owner. Betting—3 to 1 on Bransdale, 6 to 1 agst Patrician, 8 to 1 agst Lower Boy, and 100 to 8 agst others offered. Guy Fawkes was followed by Patrician, Rhyme,, and Lower Boy, with Bransdale last, to the distance, where Patrician took it np, but was challenged by Bransdale opposite the stand, and the latter, getting up m the last stride, made a dead heat of it; Lower Boy was third four lengths off, Guy Fawkes fourth, and Rhyme last. The stakes were divided. TO-DAY'S RACING. ORDER OF RUNNING.—Oakley Plate, 2.15; Hunt- ingdonshire Stakes, 2.50; Apethorpe Plate, 3.20; Portholme Handicap, 3.50; Cromwell Plate, 4.30; Milton Stakes, 5.0. ENTRIES. OAKLEY SELLING PLATE.—Tam o' Shanter (4y), Teasa (2y), Epping Forrest (3y), Lady Sneerwell (2y), Chll* peric (6v), Niagara (4y), Middy (2y), Henry (3y), Spin* drift (2y), and Icelander (4y). PORTHOLME SELLING HANDICAP.-Albertus (6y) 9st, Devotee (4y) 8st 121b, Althea (4y) 8st lllb, Tam o' Shanter (4y) 8st 91b, Epping Forest (3y) 8st 71b, Wild Australia (3y) 8st 51b, Vicenza (3y) 8st lib, Mrs Price (3y) 7st 121b, Mi?s Anderson (3y) 7st 121b, Contest (4y) 7st 101b, and Jole (3y) 7st 71b. CROMWELL SELLING PLATE.—Tease (2y), William the Silent (5y), Bouillon (2y), Rajah (3y), Grimpo (2s\ Althea (4y), and Icelander (4vV. SELLING CLAIMS. MILTON SELLING STAKES.—Marry, Ethiopian, and Felton, each to be sold for £100. ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS. Dereham, Devotee, Althea, Tam o' Shanter, Epping Forest, Jole, Wild Australia, Miss Anderson, Contest, Vicenza, Tease, Lady Sneerwell, Ulleswater, Chilperic, Niagara, Henry, Spindrift, Wrong Course, Mrs Price, Inheritress, Delaval, Oakhurst, Figlia, Caliche, Grand Prior, Bombshell, Patrician, Miss Lilian, Marry, Ethiopian, Felton, Guardian, St Cicely, Glamford, Reality, Rainbow, Annie Laurie, Lady K, Engineer, Lasswade, Lower Boy, Protocol, Grace Darling, Fringe, West Cowes, and Lady Careless. Several others expected from Newmarket.