South Wales Daily News

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. 1893. 1892 In. De Taff Vale and Penarth Rail. 9710.. 13431.3721 Brecon and -Merthyr IPIO.. 1"103.8 London. Brighton,and S C 51340.. 55514.4174 South-Eastern. 51671.. 51914. 243 Rhymney. 4140.. 3393.. 746.. Barry 2331.. 4042.1711 Pembroke and Tenby 608.. 596.. 12.. — Cambrian. 5684.. 5^11. 173 Midland.13701..191350. ..59"23 Metropolitan 12257.. 135'6.1319 Lancashire and Yorkshire.. 85174.. 91994.6820 Great Eastern 80250.. 8/,526.6276 Metropolitan District 6338.. 70 0. 742 RhonddaandSwansea Bay. 538.. 572. 34 London, Chatham & Dover. '1814.. 34694.2380 London and North-Western.203245 .P37S00.34655 Great Western 167820..189130.21360 London and South Western. 70736.. 74349.3613

fBttshttss W Ik if "cSTy'S" kWgKjJE EXTRACT OF BEEF. I Genuine only with Blue Signature WNtB j Label, thul- CohJeery Benkt Free oh AfpWmHtH U LIEBI6'S EXTRACT OF MEAT CO., LTl |j w ¿" S 4. 9, Fenehurch Avenue, I.C. FULLER" BIRTILL & COMPANY, CARDIFF, CARRIAGE BUILDERS. TELRGRAMS- A M U CARRIAGESt CARDIFF." jmtilii m.— I; œ D 0 "'11 a;¡'" i gs it §». I I £ ( sfKTVi If ^5 ii mm^mm J 3 ¡ B SURREY CART. Now Design with Cee or Ordinary Springs. « Testimonials for excellence of work from all partsof the Principality. Carriages taken in ExohMiM,; Continued increasing demand for our own built Carriages. Estimates given for Repairs. 1265 Hk- ONLY ADDRESS -'§ HOPE-STREET, CARDIFF, t ) rjIflREE YEARS SYSTEMJ rjtHREE YEARS SYSTEM J>IANOFORTES BY BROADWOOD, jpiANOFORTES BY COLLARD, JpiANOFORTES BY BRINSMEAD, j jpiANOFORTES BY NEUMEYER, pIANOFORTES BY KIRKMAN, j jpiANOFORTES BY ERARD, 1 AND ALL THE LEADING MAKERS, FROM 10s MONTHLY Until Paid for; after which, and Without any Fortius Charge whatever, the instrument becomes the Property of the Hirer. rjpHOMPSON AND gHxVCKELL LIMITED, QUEEN'S mcsic W AREIIOUSE. CARDIFF fJIHOMPSON AND gHACKELL IMITED, St CASTLE-STREET. SWANSEA. THOMPSON AND gHACKELL JL LIMITED, 118 HIGH-STREET, MERTHYR. FJJIHOMPSON AND SHACK ELL LIMITED 5, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT ALSO AT 30, BRIDGE-STREET, AND 142, NEWFOUNDLAND-ROAD, BRISTOL 60, STEPNEY-STREET, LLANELLY, MAESTEG, CHELTENHAM, GLOUCESTER, PENARTH, PONTYPRIDD, dzc. Ac. fJlHE FJ1HREE gYSTEM Was first introduced into South Wales by THOMPSON AND SHACKELL upwaras of thirty years ago, since which time many thousands of homes hare been ran-' dered happy by the possession of a Musical Instrument on anch easy terms.. on anch easy terma. The Monthly Payments are o low tfc.it ttkire coea ■w no house *itliattt« PIANO, AMERICAN ORGAN, OR HARMONIUM. rjlHOMPSON AND gHAGKELL, LIMITED, Are always pleased to send Full Particulars, with Descriptive Pamphlet, Photographs of the Newest styles, &c free by post, on the application of any ntending purchaser. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. The most liberal Discount is llowed to Cash Buyers and a large number of SECOND-HAND PIANOS are alwaya in Stock to select from at about HALF PRICE. rjlHOMPSON AND SHACKELL, LIMITED, CARDIFF, SWANSEA BRISTOL, CHELTENHAM LLANELLY, NEWPORT. MERTHYR, MAESTE3, PENYGRAIG, GLOUCESTER, PENARTH, lOW 16ge CARMARTHEN, AND PONTYPRIDD A WONDERFUL MEDICINE BEECHAM'S PILLS, B EECHAM'S PILLS, B EECfIAM' PILLS, Are universally admitted to be wortn a Guinea a Box for Bilious and Nervous disorders, such as wind and pain at the stomach, sick headache, giddiness, fulness and swelling after meals, dizziness and drowsiness, cold chills, flushings of hpat, loss of appetite, shortness of breath, costiveness, scurvy, blotches on the skin: disturbed sleep, frightful dreams, and all nervous and trembling sensations, &c. The first dose will give relief in twenty minutes. This ); no fiction, for they have done it in countless cases. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try one box of hese Pills, and they will be acknowledged to be YRJRRORTH A GUINEA A BOX. w w ORTH.& GUINEA A BOX. WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. For Females of all ages they are invaluable. No Female should be without them. There is not a medi- cine to be found equal to them for removing any ob- traction or irregularity of the system. If taken according to the directions 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 proved by their use. BLIECHAMS PILLS. B EFCHAM'S PILLS. B EECHAM'S PILLS "'For a weak stomach, impaired digestion, and al disorders of the liver they act like "MAGIC," and a few doses will be found to work wonders upon the most mportant organs of the human machine. They strengthen the whole muscular system, restore the appetite, and arouse into action the whole physical energy of the human frame. These are "FACTS' testi fied continually by members of all classes of society fend one of the guarantees to the uemuislKd debilitated i, :¡BEECHAM'S PILLS. B PPCFIAM's PILLS. jgEECHAM'S PILLS Have the Largest Sale o any Patent Medicine in the World FULL DIRECTIONS ARE GIVEN WITH EACH BOX. Prepared only and sold wholesale and retail by th Proprietor, T. BEECHAM, Chemist, St Helens Lanca shire, and by all Druggists and Patent Median Dealers everywhere. In Boxes, 9%d? Is l^df'And*2^9d each. IcfA I S I T O R S TO CARDIFF. FOR HIGH-CLASS UMBRELLAS. WALKING STICKS, TRAVELLING BAGS, ETC., Suitable for Presentation and General Use, visit PEDLER'S, 34, ROYAL ARCADE. Sticks Mounted, Polished, and Ferrelled, Umbrellas Re-covered and Repaired on the Premises. Orders by Post receive Special Attention. Established 27 Years. PEDLER'S ROYAL HAIR DRESSING SALOON, 97e 3, ROYAL ARCADE. 1325 F A R M E R S, JSEND YOUR OWN WOOL TO BE MADE INTO CLOTH from la 3d to 2s M per yard. Blankets from •Is 2d to 2s 6d j.er yard. Flannels from 9d to Is 6d per yard. Stocking Yarn from 9d per lb. Patterns for- warded to select from. Carriage paid to, and from the Mills on all orders of over. £ 2, TYLER AND COMPANY, MAESLLYN MILLS, LLANDYSSIL, 12607 SOUTH WALES use ? HEALTH QUININE JglTTERS USED THE WORLD OVER. THE GREAT VEGETABLE rpONXC PREPARED BY AN ENTIRELY NEW PROCESS. See that the word Health is on each bottle 2s 9d & 4s 6d PER BOTTLE. S. | t Nervous Exhaustion, Impaired Vitality, t Brain Fag, Sleeplessness, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Kidney Complaints, and aU Diseases of the Nervous System arising from overwork, whether mental or bodily, yield like magic to tho marvellous curative pro- > pertiea of these Bitters. As a Pick-me-up they have no equal for bracing up and renew- ing the impaired vital energies. DiaacnoNS FOR USE.-One table-spoonfol to be taken in half a wine glass of water "before meals; half of the above quantity for children between 8 and 12 years old. PREPARED ONLY BY THE CARDIFF QUININE JglTTERS -4 CO., LTD., CARDIFF. SOLD EVERYWHERE. 1322-8ge I HEATH AND SONS 1 I < Beg to offer jpiA NO FORTES AND I; 0 R G A N t oj By til fcije. Leastllng M&k&rs, at the possible prices for Cash, or oa out EW TRfIRE PURCHASE- gYSTEM. MAGNIFICENT SHOW TTOOMS. 1 NEW AND INCREASED STOCK 01 INSTRUMENTS Of the Newest Design and with aU the most recent Improvements. ¡" INSPECTION INVITED. ffl .l' SEND FOR NEW LISTS AND DRAWINGS. II POST FREE. 1 R. J. HEATH & SONS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENT | DEALERS, I TUNERS AND REPAIRERS, f ,51, QUEEN STREET, CARDrFit, f 70, TAFF-STREET, PONTYPRIBD. j | FACTORY—LONDON. t Instruments guaranteed for Seven Years, ur Tuned free for One Year. n Pianos Exchanged, Repaired and Tuned in J parts of South Wales. 4 Special Terms to Teachers, Schools, and Plae81 | of Worship, 1066 | Canvassers wanted in all districts. f R 0 S S B ROT a E R S»| MANUFACTURERS OF RON RAILING, JJURDLE& I T R E E G U A R D S. FENCING WIRE, BLACK, GALVANIZE^ 2 and 4 BARB WIRE. GALVANIZED CORRUGATEJ | RON SHEETS, I GALVANIZED OPEN AND CLOSE TO? CISTERNS. R SHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPE&j AND ■ PLUMBERS' SUNDRIES, 9 i SANITARY JjlNGINEERSl ENQUIRIES SOLICITED, QUOTATION^ ANDJ?RICE. LISTS fuse. I 21, 22, and 23, W0KK.ING-STREET4 CARDIFF. 1238 ?• 1VT PAINE & CO., BILL-POSTER^ AND I ADVERTISING AGENTS I ABERDARE. HIRWAIN, MOUNTAIN ASH, I PENRHIWCEIRKR AND DISTRICT. I Agents for Guion and Anrerican Lines. I S135S0 1137 ADDEJESS: 61, DEAN-STREET, ABERDARE. I K BEST FAMILY MEDICINE. t AYE'S They PURIFY the BLOOD. >1 mild but elfectnal aperient. Theft | core Indigestion, Headache, DyS'I j pepsla, Constipation, Bile, Net! TTTORSDELL'S vousness, &c. They are invalnabW T f to Ladies, as the correct all irregufi larities, remove ali and restore to complete i rini& In use nearly 100 years. Of al'l LJt Chemists, price, la l%d, 2s 9** J 1395 and fls 6d cer box. r T ADIES should obtain particulars of th* I JLJ most MIRACULOUS MEDICINE for all irreg J' -larities of the female system ever introduced to lb* public. You may have tried Pills, Powders usele:O recipes and other advertised so-calied remedies, and all in vain. THOUSANDS have been relieved, Heaif''i restored, and DOCTORS' BILLS SAVED by tJiJUf t Medicine, which is the only real and. RELIABLE' l "REMEDY of the Age., Perfectly harmless a«l;I ^WONDERFULLY EFFECTUAL. Stamped addres^I (■' envelope for Price List and Copies cf Testimonial-. I which are guaranteed genuine under a Penalty £ 1,000, open to inspection and investigation. p } A. DASMAIL, 267. Lang'dale, althamstow. a j (Established 1851 1&S<^ Pnntedana Published by theProprietors, DAVlI^j DUNCAN & SONS at 105 St. Mary street, and A pate-street, n thMown of Cardiff, in the county 01 M< Glamorsran;

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Friday. In the Money Market there is nothing new to notice. The weak tendency con- tinues, and although being Stock Exchange pay day rather more business has been passing in Loans, the charge for short advances has not exceeded 2%, t02%, per cent. Discounts were quiet, with good comoetition for the few bills offering. Three months' Bank bills wera negotiated at 2% per cent. Paris Cheque Exchange is Berlin Cheque, 20 38. On the Stock Exchange the business doing has been chiefly restricted to the adjust- ment of the account, which has been satisfactorily completed. Fresh dealings have beeninsignificant, and realisations have been productive of weakness, but without leading to any particular variations. Consols relapsed Y\ to 'l'if. and closed at 7% to 97% delivery, and 97U to 97fi account 2% per Cent. (Childers'), 101 to 101% 2l/2 per Cent., 96% to 97% Local Loans Stock, 102 to 103.. Extreme quietness and unimportant changes have been the characteristics of the Foreign Bond Market. Internationals were undecided Portuguese recovered but Spanish fell Italians were fa lower. Egyptian and Turks also eased off a little. Hungarian were steady, but Russian were rather easier. Greeks were quiet. There was a revival of demand for Mexican, which rose Peruvian were and Preference Debentures lower. Argentine slightly better. Gold Premium is 1 lower, at 250. Valparaiso Exchange has fallen to 15%. A quiet business was passing in British Railways, and prices were weak on realisa- tions in many cases, but changes were .slight. Caledonian and North British receded Hull and Barnsley was lower. Amongst heavy lines, Great Western was very flat, falling 1; but North- Western, North-Eastern, and Midland ad- vanced to Great- Eastern was rather firmer, but Sheffield Deferred fell Metropolitan has shown an increased weak- ness, and Districts relapsed In Southern lines very little was done. Brighton A fell and South-Eastern A was better, at 73%. The South-Eastern revenue state- I ment for the four weeks ended August 26th showed a net decrease of £ 3,898. Since the commencement- of the half-year there was a net deficiency of 214,601. The percentage of expenses to receipts was 47-77 against 45-65. A very quiet business has been passing in American Railways, and the market finished up weak. Union Pacific Shares continue to be offered, and further fell 1%. The announcement of the Milwaukee dividend at the rate expected (2 per cent. for the half-year) has been followed by realisations, and the stack has fallen Louisvilles were lower. Central Pacifics declined 1 Atchison A Bonds, Lake Shore, 1; and many others to Canadian Railways also were very quiet. Canadian Pacific Shares rose but Grand Trunks fell to Realisations depressed Mexican Railways. Ordinary fell First Preference, 1% but Second Preference rose Mexican Central, 2 up. In South American Railways, Buenos Ayres Great Southern rose 1. Nitrates were very quiet. Railways and other Issues ratber easier. Among Miscellaneous, Banks and Breweries were quiet but steady. Ham- mond's Meat rose 1h to Pears', Ys. Gas, Light and Coke A and Imperial Continental Gas rose 1. Commercial Cable Stock 2 up. The following changes have occurred since yesterday :— Foreign Bonds.—Fall— Buenos Ayres Cedulas A and I, 74 Peruvian Corporation Ordinary, do. Preference, do. Debentures, 1 Russian, Spanish. il: Santa Fe, 2; and Turkish Group 4, Y&- Rise—Argentine Funding, Austrian Gold, 1 Hungarian, Italian, jfo Mexican, 1888, do. 1890, 1 Portuguese, y8. British Railways.—Fall—Great Western, 1 Hull and Barnsley, Brighton A, Chatham Ordinary, Sheffield Deferred, Ys Metropolitan, District, 74 North British Ordinary, Caledonian Ordinary. do. Preference, do. Deferred, and North London, 3. Rise -Great Eastern, Great Northern Deferred, Midland, North-Eastern, and South-Eastern A, Canadian Railways. Fall Grand Trunk Ordinary, Ys do. First Preference, do. Second Preference and Guaranteed, do. Third Preference, American Railways. — Fall — Atchison Shares, do. Income Bonds, Central Pacific, 1 Milwaukee, Denver Pre- ference. Illinois Central, Louis- villes, Erie Shares, Y, Ontario, Y, Atlantic First Mortgage, Northern Pacific Preference, 34 Pennsylvania ;Shares, 34 Reading Shares, Union Pacific, ly4. Rise—Norfolk Preference, Ys Ohio, 34 and Wabash Preference, 34 • Foreign Railways. Rise Mexican Second Preference, Mexican Central Bonds, 2% Mexican Ordinary, do. First Preference, 134 • The Mining Market was again as a rule steady, but variations were in no case important. Rise-Burmah Ruby, 3d Ferreira, 34 5 Jubilee, Yg Gold Fields of South Africa, 1-32 Jumpers, Libiola, Mysore Gold, Fall-City and Suburban, De Beers, and Rio Tinto, h. At the Bank of England to-day £66,000 (in sovereigns) was received from Rio, and £ 21,000 from Vienna. £ 25,000 Spanish coin was sold, and £25,000 (sova.) with- drawn for Egypt. Silver was quiet, without change. Bars, 34d; Mexican Dollars, 33% d. Eastern Exchanges quiet Calcutta Trans- fers, Is 3hd; Shanghai four months, 3s 5d. Rupee Paper closed at 65% to 65%. A very exhaustive report upon the tail- ings and mine, with plan, &c., of the Caratal Gold Mine was received from Mr Skertclily by the last mail, confirming his cable advices. After testing the tailings by upwards of 300 assays he estimates the quantity suitable for treatment at 102,000 tOllS, and the value (ranging from 2s to 48s per ton) at 050. Mr SkarteWy con- cludes his report as follows :-The result of my observations hAs been to convince me that the mine is yet well able to uphold the reputation it once possessed of being next to Callao, the richest mine in the country.

RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. I LONDON, Friday Evening.—The following were the rates of exchange on London to-day :— 25.2S AnrShort,25.28 to 25.32 Berlio-8 eight 20.35A St.. Petersburg—3 mths-95 55 Do. 3 months 20.23 1 M.(Irid-,Sight 30.20 Hamburg—3 months 20.23 Do. 3 months SO.CO Frankfort—.Short 20.35 Constantinople—3 mo..109.50 Vienna Sight 125.70 I Home— 3 months.28.08 Amsterdam-Sbort .12-06 I BRITISH STOCKS OPNO 12.10 110 CLO AFT Jon. Goschen's2i p c Money! g,J1" <37U Do. do. Account. 98, 98; 97t1 97 J Local Stock j 302-t Kew2; do. do. 97 ] Bank of England Stock 331 India 3; per Cent. 1061 Do. 5 do 97± Met. Board of Woiks34pc.1124 I>o. do 3pc..jl03j India Rnpee Paper 4 p c |65g~ 65i Do. do 3pc..jl03j India Rnpee Paper 4 p c |65g~ 65i Ins.Cana<(ian4 pcJan.,Jiy. 107 Ins. C Good Hope 4 p c, 1883li("8i Ins. N. Zealand Con.olidtdIJO Ins. New ith. Wtle, 4 pc..jl05 Ins. Victoria 4 p c, 1882-3-4. 100 Ins. South Australian 101 Ins. Queensland 4 p c (100 FOREIGN SIOCKS. CMHian, 1886 78 T. T~ Do 1892 36 „ Buenos Ayres 1S82 28 Do 1883 28 Argentine 1886 63J 63 Do Vunding 66J 66^ 664 Do 4J per cent Sterling 39J Do Treasury 38 i ] Argentine Cedulas A 29i 29i. Do Cedulasli 264 Buenos Ayres Cedulas I 7i j 74 „ Brazilian, 1889 61i Egyptian UniHed 101& 101i 'Z Do Gor. I'ref. New Do State Domain 1C3 Do DairaNevr 103 French 3 perCent. Rentes 98 Do 4; perCent. 1034 m\ ntii-.garfaii4 per Cent. Gold 931* Italian 5per Cent 82} 82| 92j Mexican 6 per Cent 62i 62 62j 63i 63 Peru. Corp. Ordinary fc| Do Preference 22 21i Portuguese per Cent. 1869 21i 211 Greek, 1881 39*1 Do 1881 37^! Russian 4p. Ct. Conversion 100J 100i Spanisli 4 per Cent 64jj 641 64 64i Turkish, 1871 99j Do Ottoman Defence Do Ottoman Defence 72 Do 1st Group 53} I. Do 2nd Group 33J Do 3xil Group 23i Do 4tli Group 21J 21f| Ottoman Bank Shares 13& 13i Uruguay 3i per Cent. ?2 Honduras 64 6j Paraguay 14i Transvaal Loan 105 BRITISH RAILWAYS. Brighton Railway Ord.. 166 S [7 Do. do. Deferred 147J 1474 147J 1471 Caledonian Consolidated 1164 115. Do. Preferred Con. Ord. 83,1 83 Dow Deferred Con. Orti 32i 32j Chatham and Dover Ord 141 14i Do. Preferetice 964 Glasgow and South WestnKS Great Eastern Ordinary 751 75; Gt. Nthn. Prefd. Con. Ordy 113 Do. Defrd. do. sa 52! Do. A's 54 Great Western 153 152$152 Hull and Barnsley 26 253 Lancashire and Yorkshire 1044 London and North-Westrn 1634 163! 1634 London and South-Westrn 179 Lon. & Sth. Westin. Defrd. 63 624 — Man. Shef. and & Lin. Ord. 56 Do. Preferred 85 Do. Deferred 25 251 Metropolitan Consolidated 824 Do. Land Stock 74 J Do. District Ordinary 26j 264 • • 261 Do. Preferred 81A Midland Ordinary 150 1493 1494 119J North British Ord. Pref. 72i Do. Ortlinaiy 2 32J 32J North-Eastern Ordinary 1531 North Staffordshire 123 South-Eastern Ordinary 116 M Do. Deferred 731 73J 734 „ East London 61 Taff Vale Act, 1889." 1" 761 „ I! 1! Ftirnefis UNITED STATES RAILWAYS Central Pacific 131 j x d 22 Chicago, Milwaukie 63 621 63 621 Denver Ordinary u JOJ Do. Preferred 3tJ 314 32 Do. Preferred 3tJ 31 32 ErieShares 16g Do. Preference 344 Do. Second Mortgage ..78 77. 11llillol Centtal 96 96 ? Lake Shore ]26 Louis and Nashville 50 564 .m> Missouri, Kansas. & Texas li 12j New York Central .106 New York Ontario 1EJ 15J Norfolk Preference Z4± « ;24i North Pacific Pr"forence 25il Ohio and Mississippi 1°4 Do. Preference 70 Pennsylvania Ordinary 04s •• Philadelphia and Reaaing 10i Do. First Income Bonds. 364 •• •• 1 Union Paoittc 223 23 225, j Wabash preference 17 l'i ••• I Do. General Mortgage 271 -■ •• Atlantic G. W. 1st Mors. 23| 234 23}j .» Atchison 21i t 234*1 OTHER RAILWAYS. Canadian Pacific 77i „ 77j Grand Trunk Ordinary 7i 7| Do. Guaranteed 66J 664 Do. li'irst Preference. 513 514 514 511 Do. Second Preference 344 34i l)o. Third Preference 19J 19g Mexican Ordinary 17 16i 161 164; 16t Do. First Preference. 71J 70 69J 70 701 Do. Second Preference 40 404 40 41 Lombards Ordinary 9 Mexican Cntl. 4 p c. Bonds 52 Do do First Incoint- 124 Buenos Ayres Gcf. Southern 103 Buenos Ayres and Rosario 524 •• Central Argentine 57 I 56 MISCELLANEOUS. [jondon&S.Katherine'sDksf 44 East & West India Docks. I' 20 Peninsular & Oriental Prr\. 133A Do. Deferred 182i 10 Gen.SteaniNav., £ 15 paid.. 44 Do. 5 per cent. Pref 54 Do. 5 per Cent. 1887 5 Anglo American Tel. Pref.. 93 Do. do. Ordinary. 5J4 Direct United States Cable II5 Eastern ditto 154 Kastern Extension I5> Brazilian .Submarine tIf National Telephone 44 Arthur Guinness Ordinary. 3344 336i Allsopps Ordinary 43 434 Bryant and May Ordinary. 14 Consett Iron 20 Ebbw Vale St. Co. 64 Hudson's Bay Shares 14 Hotchkiss 3 Deccan I-aiul 4.4 |j Suez Canals .n. 1074 Spiatt's Patent 84 .j Hammonds 24 .1 | Eastmans 34 .j Leads Forge 4 Lister ami Co 6 8alt Union Ordinary 3i Ehnore Cooper Depo'ng Co. 4 Nitrate Railway I-; i.. l2 Primitive Nitrate. 4i San Joi-ge Nitrat,e 5j 54 5i 5J San Pablo Nitrate 33 Dublin Distillers 2| Bell's A sbestos 4 Oceana Land I 2|78 2j 2j Chartered Africa 18/ 18/6 United Concessions 3/6 3/3 New Explora'n (Rothsch's) Jpr Cape Copper Mines H Rio Tintos 134 13|'s Mason and Barry li 1} TharsrS Copper 4fi 43 Mysore Gold 3fg 3f^ Mysore Gold Ilields 24/b Paluiarejos 6(1 olontanas 2/6 De Beers Diamonds 15a 15; 1511151-1 south African Explorations- 10 New Jagersfontem 15 14. Gold Fields, S. Africa 1 H Salisbury Gold New 2j City and Suburban.- 10 Jumpers 24 Ferreiras 73 Jubilee 6| Simmer and Jack 3j Wemmers 4. Crowmeef 7 6J Uanghlagtes 3 Do. Block B 4/6 ,'i Primrose 3| 3| A ustralian Broken Hill 3/ 3/3 A Pig sPeak 6d Wentworth Priority 1 Yankee Girl 6d Tarapaca Water 10i "j Do. Bank 2t British Water Gas i North's Navigation Collie's 2J, Coats 14j Pears'Soap Ordinary 6 Batholomay Brewery Ord. 9i Do. clo. Prof. 103 St. Louis do. Ord. 4 Do. do. Pref. 171 DAILY STOCK AH I. SHARE LIST SUPPUED MESSRS THACKERAY & CO. Stock and Sha.re Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers Cardiff RAILWAYS, Paid Pri,.n" Stock Barry Railway .100 ..198 200 Stock Great Western 100 ,J52Vi IMVa London and North Western. 100 363 J6. „ Midland 100 ..149 150 10 Rhonddaanct Swansea Bay.. 10 7 71Z •Stoc llliymuey 100 ..214 216 Severn and Wye 100 ..6 8 „ Taif Vale nivlded Stock .100 76Vt 77 PREFERENITAIJ Stock, Barry Ry. 5p.c. 1st Pref.100 ..147 J49 „ Do. 2nd 100 ..146 148 Do. 3rd 100 ..145 147 10 Do. 4 p.c. Shares 4.. 5% 5*4 Stock Brecon &Mer 1st Pref. 1861.100 73 75' Do. 2nd Pref. 1862.100 55 60 Cambrian, No. 1,4 p.c 100 £ 8 60 „ Do. No. 2 4 p.c 100 28 23 Great Western Consols ..c.100 a. 161 153 10 Pembrk &. Tenby 5 p.c., 1864. 10 RI, Sxd 10 Ilhondda S'sea Bay 5 p.c. 10 111 Stock, Rhymney 4 p.c. Cousold.100 ..126 128 Taff Vale 4 p.c Coiiscdtl. 100 ..125 Ycb GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 00 AberdareRailwsvy 50 ..149 151 10 Cowbr. cc fAberthaw 31,2 p,c. 10 10 ll^Xd fitock Great Western, 5p. c. gimr.,100 ..163 165 'M Penarth Harbour Dock ifcRvlOi) -161 16ixd RAILWAY AND OTHER. DEBENTURES Siock Barry Ry. 4 p.c. 100 ..126 127 II Do. do. 31¡;p.c.d.100 ..109 111 Brecon ifcMertliyr A 4 p.c.100 ..1CA 106 xd „ Do. B 4 p.c.100 88 90xa „ ButeDock4p. c 100 ..115 117 „ Cambrian A 4 p. c. 100 ..122 123xd Do. B 4 p.c 100 ..111 mxC Great Western 5 do. 100 ..167 lf§ Midlautl 6 percent .100 ..102 104 II ldtû. a.1es A .it p8t eent ..130 ..117 120 Neath A Breconlst 100 ..108 110 *? Ho. A 1 Deb. 100 99 101 xd do. A2 Deb 100 68 73 „ Rhondda&riw'sea Bay 4 p.c. 10'J ..108 103 Rhymney 4 ditto .100 ..128 130 Tatf Vale 3 p.c. 100 ..100 101 BANKS. 50 Glamorganshire, 2% 5% 5% 5 Glamorganshire, Pref 2% 6V* 6l-2 60 London & Midland 12VJ. 35V4 35% 10 l,oll,lot, & Provincial <5 19 l'j', k £ 0 Lloyds Bank 8 ..25% ^5% CO Metro, of England & Wales 5 15% 15^ 20 NationalBankofWales,in liq.10 4l/j 75 Provincial 42'12 :3Va 60 National Provincial 12 481/2 481/2 4J North & South Wales .10 13 iol/a GAS. 10 Aberdare' 10 15AJ 161ixd Stock CtrdiffAlOpercetit .100 ..195 200 Do. B 8 per cent .100 ..156 160 Do. C 7 per cent 100 ..137 HO Do. Gas D 5 percent 100 99 100 p Do. 4% p.c. Pref. Stock.100 ..112 113 10 illylivi Valley 10 9% 10 Stock Newport A 10 per cent .100 ..195 200 „ Do. B7%percen .100 ..147 150 Do. C 7 percent 100 ..137 140 25 Swansea7^ per cent 25 37 38 25 Do 7 percent 25..35 26 GAS AND WATER. Stock Barry and Cadoxton -100 — — 10 rrid," eiid 10 7% 7xd 12 Pont ypool (Max. 10 p.c.) 12 151/* 15%x<' 10 Ystrad 10 17 17'/axd WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol • • 25 53 54 20 Do 20 U!j" 42% 10 Neath A 10.. ]6"2 ]7 10 Pontypridd 10 per ct Ord. 10 20 a 10 Do. 7 p.c. do. 10 14 14Y2 COAL AND IRON 10 Albion Steam Colliery 10 10% 11% 10 D. Davis & Sons, Limited 10 .» 11"* 12 23 Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron, ACoal 20 6% 7 1/4 5 Great Western Ord. B 5 41'2 4% 5 Do. 1393 New B.. 5 4V, c.% 5 Do. Pref. A 5 8 H/4 10 11. 11. Vivian t Co. A I-Iret.83 3-j, 5 International Coal. 5.. 1 TIa 2% 100 Miller & Cory 6 p. c. Debs.100 ..1(0 102 62% Nar-tygloitBUunalronPref.62ib 68 10 Newport-Abercam 10 6 6'4 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 9 91/* 5 WorLli's Navivatioit Colliery 5 2 21/* 5 Do 10 p.c. CuinPref 5 5 5l/t 10 jpenrikybe* Colliery 10 .« 4% 5 ]0 Do. 5 to7% p.c. Pref. 10 6ya 7xd 5 Rhymney Iron 5 '1 5 Do. New 4'/i.. s 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debts.100 ..77 f2 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 6% 7 3 Do. 10 per cent. B 4 3 Do. New B 1% 1'. 2 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A.. 36 7 9 25 Do B 25 9% 10 V, MISCELLANEOUS Stock Alex. Dk. <& Ry. 4% A Pref.100 ..102 103 „ Ditto 41/2 11 Pref. 10) 69 71 10 Barry Graving Dock 10 12 12% 1 Bland & Co, 1. 10 Bristol Brewery Ordinary.. 10 22% 23xd 10 Do. 6 Preference 10 14Va 15 10 BI. and So. Wales Waggon 35 253/4 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 52 64xd Stock Cardiff Cor toration 3p. c.100 ..113 114 5 C'diff & Pen'rtli Tramways 5 3% 4 50 Carditt Junction Dry Dock 40 27 27xd 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage.. 25537 50 Central Graving Dock 50 48 50 10 W.Hancock and Co., Ltd. 10 12% 13 10 j)o. 6 P.C. Pref. 10 11% 12 Stock Do. 4% p.c. Deb. Stock .100 ..102 104 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18.. 6 6% 10 MilfordDock 10 50 Mountstuart Dry Dock A 40 56 58 50 Do. B 20 33 34 5 Newport Tramways 5 5% 6xd Do. Water 91 Annuities P.7% 27% 10 Parnall & Evans Ord '1% 4% 5% 10 Do. Pr«f. 6p.e. cum 10 b 9 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 36 38 xd 10 Provincial Tram ways 10 3y. 3J4 10 Do. 6 per cent,. Preference 10 10% 10% 10 Royal Hotel 6% Pref 10 9% 10 Spfllers<fc Bakers Ordinary 9 8% 9% 10 Do. 6 p.C. Pref. 10 11% 12xd StockSwanseaHarbouv4p.c.Sbk. 100 8'12 (19 5 Thompson & Shackell .5 3% 3% 10 Tuckers James Ordinary IG45 10 Do. D 6 p.c. Preference 10 6 6% 50 Windsor Slipway 45 12 14 Bank Rate reduced from 5 to 4 oar cent., 14th Sept. SELLERS. —20 London an I Prov Banks, at 19% I 50 Norths Ordinary Shares 10; Rhymney Iron S3 Sh < res, at 18s 25 Arrow Fuel Shares, B8 paill 11 Rhondda & S. Bay Ord & ,,0 New Pref .'0 Great Western Colliery B Shares 0 25 Newport Abercarn Ominary, a4 61,4 o Hills Dry Dock Shares, at 6% 5 and O National Bank of Wales 6 Mountstuart B Share", at 33% B200 Miller and Cory 6 p.c. Deb. 25 Penrikyber Ord. and 25 Prefs. 10 Albion Coal Shares, at 11 BUYERS. -20 Newport Abercarn Ordinary Shares 100 Rhvmney Iron Old Shares £ 500 Taff Vale Stock, at 77 20 Pontypridf) Water Ordinary Shares 40 Ystracl Gas and Water A Shares 10 Metropolitan Banks, at 152 £500 Alexandra A Plef. 5 International Coal Shares 30 Spiller and Baker Ord., at 8% Barry Pref. Shares & Deb. Stock £ 400 Barry 1st 5 p.c. Preference, at 148% THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCKBROKERS 105

THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 36, West Bute-street (and Stock Exchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, Gedge, Cardiff." Telephones—National, No. 139; P.O. No. 82. 1093 SELLERS. — £ 500 Taff Ordinary, a.t 77 B100 Miller A Corya Deb., at 101 3 Wiwb-or Slipways, at 13 5 Nat. Bank of Wales BUYERS. — £ 200 Barry 4 p. c. Deb. Taff Ordinary 10 <& 5 Internationals, at 1% Barry Estate Debenture E. T. LYDDON AND CO.. 122, BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. TeIegra.ms-" Lyddon, Cardiff." 101C Telephones—P.O., 63 Nat., 103. SELLERS. -PICO and S76 Rhymney Ordinary Stock )3 & 10 Nat. Bank of Wales Shares 50 South Wales Colliery New B Shares 25 D. Davis and Sons Shares, at 11% R500 Taff Pref. Stock, at 125% 25 Rhondda Ordinary Shares, at 71/, S60 Barry Ordinary Stock, at 193% 30 Tuckers Ordinary .-hares—bid wanted 5 Glamorgan Bank Ord. Shares, at 5% 10 Parnall and Ev ns Ord. Shs., at 5 20 Parnall and Evans Pref. Shs, at 8% BUYERS -30 Ebbw Vale Shares 100 Rliymney Iron Shares, at I (as j350 Barry Ordinary Stock, at 1981, 5 Glamorgan Hank Ord. Shares, at 5% £ 501 Miller ami Corys Debentures 20 T.ondon and Provincial Bank Shares JBlGCO Taff Stock £ c00 Swansea Harbour Stock, at 984 25 Pontypridd Water Sli-ires, at :0%xd GEO. THOMAS, STOCKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, DOCKS, CARDIFF, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 107.0 TELEGRAMS :—"Bertha," Cardiff. P.O. TphoneNo. 95 SELLERS. —Rhondda and Swansea Bay Deb. 3 Windsor Slipways BUYERS. International Coal Spillers and Bakers Prefs., at 12 F. S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1, DOCK CHAMBERS. AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1083 TELEGRAMS "Fleming, Cardiff." Telephone, 153 WANTED. —Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 55 Barry Graving Dock Debenture B400 Hancocks Debs Hancocks Preference Shares Norths Ordinary, at 1% Lloyds Bank Shares SELLERS. —Midland 4 p.c. Preference Albion t 'ol. Shares Cardiff Malting Shares Provincial Tram Pref. Great Northern p.c. Preference Bute Dry Dock Shares, at 56 TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 12, MOUNTSTUART-SQUARE, CARDIFF, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1136 Telegrams—" TREDUNN, CARDIFF," Nat. Tel. No. 130. SELLERS. -5 Windsor Slipway Shares 12100 Transatlantic Coal Co. Share 50 Searle & Herring shares 25 Ship Brewery Shares 20 Thompson & hackells Pi ef. 10 Queens Hotel Shares 20 Penrikyber Ordinary Shares 7 Rhondda & S Bay Ord. Shs. 45 South Wale, Girder ShaTes 20 Stevens and Sons Ord. Shares BUYERS. -50 International Coal Shares 40 Norths Ordinary Shares 4 Bute Dry Dock Shares £ 500 Bai ry Ord. Stock £.5CO R vnmey Ordinary Stock RCOU Taff Vale OrcL Stock J. W. (,'OLTR!rlS, TAYLOR AND CO., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE. CARDIFF. 1146 BUYERS. £100 Barry 4 p.c. Deb. Stock 3C International Coal Shares 5 Spillers and Bakers Old Shares, at 8% 2'4 Spillers and Bakers Pref. Shs., at Bt2 Swansea United Brew. Ord, Shs., at 6% SELLERS. -25 Peurikvbur Colliery Pref. Shares 30 Parnaft and Evans Ord. Shs.—bid wd. Hutchins Sewing Machine Shares 25 Albion Colliery Shares, at 11 :25G.-) Barry Ordinary Stock 25 Davis and Sons shares 6 Mountstuart Dry Dock A Shares B100 Miller and Cory Deb. Bona, at 100% E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, POWELL-PLACE AND STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1173 BUYERS. —9 Metropolitan Bank Shares, at 15% Great Western Ordinary Stock 50 Spillers and Bakers Pref shs, at 12 cd SELLERS. —10 London and Prov. Bank Shs., at 19% 4 Rhondda 5 p.c. Prefs. 8 Hancocks Prefs.. at 11% Telegrams, "Shares. Cardiff. P. O. Telephone, No. 51 CHARLES MASSY AND CO. BUTE DOCKS. CARDIFF. TELEGRAMS: Invest. BUYERS. -25 Ebbw Vales, at 6% 20 International, at £ 1 l'-?s Sd 295 Rhondda New Deb., at 107% ] 15 Norths Ord. BiOOOTaSOrd. SELLERS. -10 Rhondda and S. Bay Ordinaries 20 National Bank of Wales—bid wanted Rhondda & s. Bay Prefs. 250 Rhondda Old Deb. 30 Ebb v Vales 20 Spillers Ord., at 9 PERCY POWELL, STOCKBROKER, CARDIFF. Tels. "Purse." Tphone, P.O., 89 BUYERS. —'• International, at 2 Ebbw Vales, at S6 Igo Sd Barry Ord., at 19" 5 London and Prov. Banks, at 19 SELLERS. -£300 Taff, at 77% £ 2>X) Barry, at ,99 50 Gre-It Western Colliery A and B 5 Westlakes Ordinary, at 4-14 lls 3d £ 250 Searle and Herring Deb. 2) National Discount of Wales, Ltd. 10 Parnall and Kvans Ordinary, fully pd Glamorgan Bank Prefs., at 6% JBhymney Ortl., at 15 ERNEST SULLY AND CO., 125, BUTE-ST., CARDIFF,, Telegrams: Trust." BUYERS. -20 Norths Pref. £ EQ0 Taff Ordinary 50 Ebbw Vale Shares 10 Swansea United Breweries Sfoiea SELLERS. -200 Barry Ordinary Carporwi,n Deb, 5 Wesllaktss Brewery Ordinary £ 200 Taff Ordinary 20 Norths Pref. SKares PARSONS AND UOBJENT STOCKBROKERS, 1086 CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. Telegrams Rol»i<>nt, jvVivix.i t." Telephone, No 21 FOR SALg-100 Rhymiiey Iron Shares 20 Leominster and Kington Ry. Shares 50 1, bbw Vale:i 50 Glamorgan Banks 45 London and Provincial Banks 20 Albion Colliery Shares 25 National Bank of Wales 25 Newport Abercarn Ordinary WANTED. -50 isational Bank of Wales 15 Albions 40 Great Western Colliery B 10 Parnall and Evaiis Ord. 45 London and Provincial Banks S1000 Bute Dock Debenture £5uO Alexandra Dock 4 p.c. Deb. HENRY J. PILLINGER & CO., ],,x,rp JSETTON SAYCPI, VAUGHAN AND CO., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 45, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. 1191 relephone No. 127. Telezrams "Pillin,er, Newport BUYERS. -]00 Norths Ordinary £1000 Great Western Ord., at 153 30 International Coal, at B2 30 Cardiff and Newport Patent Fuel 25 Glamorgan Bank Pref., at 6% SELLERS. —5 Drake, Driver & Leaver Shs, at £ 10 10s 50 Metro, of Melbourne Gas, at £ 2s 6tt 200 Melbourne Trains, at lis 10 Parnalls Ord., at £ 5 30 Parnall and Evans Pref.—want offer 20 International Coal Shares STEPHEN P. WILLS, STOCKBROKER. SWANSEA Telegrams :— Wills, Swansea.' R. H. MORGAN, STOCKBROKER, SWANSEA. Tel"grams BROKER." 1236 SELLERS. -50 Bank Ord Snares Anderson, Cox and Co.'5 Shares BUYERS. -10 Glamorganshire Bank Pref. Shares Swansea Gas Co. A. R. MARTIN, STOCKBROKER, SWANSEA. Telegrams:" Mart, Swansea." 1261 A GOOD PLAN.—THOROUGH KNOW- LEDGE of the best way to make money quickly by Stocks and Shares without liability or risk is plainly indicated in Explanatory Book (Twelfth Edition), sent free. Safe and reliable method.—Address Geo. Evans & Co., Stockbrokers, 24, Queen Victoria-st., London, E.C

LATEST MARKETS. COMf. LONDON, Friday.—.steady market; English, wheat held for Is and foreign 6d advance on last Monday's Quotations. Flour 3d to 6d dearer. Barley steady. Oats, maize, and other articles quiet. Arrivals.- liritish-B,rley 720 qrs,^ maizo, 380 qrs oatu, 340 qrs. Fo eign^Wi»ea^; 46,640 qrS$^,tley," 13,570qrs. j maize, 15,940 qrs oats, 53,720 qrs flour, 71,260 sacks. LiVKRPOOL, Friday.—Wheat, moderate, and trade at Tuesday's rates, except Californian, which is %d dearer. JNO. 1 Californian, 5s 9%d to 5s 10%d spring, 5s 7LAd to 5j 8112d. Beans steady, and A shade under Tuesday—Saidi," 24s 9d to 25s 3d. Peas d under Tuesday, at 5s 5%d. Oats firm, but quiet—new white, 2s 6d to 2s 9d. Maize—disappointing trade, large offerings %<1 under Tuesday mixed, 4s 2%d. Flour firm, but unchanged. Weather, S.W., fine. GLASGOW, Fi-iday.-Alt,hough the tone of the grain markets is generally healthier, Glasgow merchants to- day could no obtain 14te advices, and on the other hand one or two descriptions were rather easier. Oat- meal is 3d per sack lower, ruaking reduction in the week 9d to Is. Feedng stuffs were slow. Flour- millers receive encouiagement from higher prices asked for gamerican ftour. Maize, 12s 3d.1 WAKEFIELD, Friday.—Move confidence in the wheat trade, to-day's quotations being 6d to 9d qr. over thoso of last, week. English, 9d to Is qr. more money foreign relatively better value. Malting barley i. better supply anything fine meets sale at full pricesn Maize, Is to Is 3d. Beans, 6d to 9d. Grinding barley, 3d qr. Foreign oats, 3d qr. dearer. EngliOh oats quiet. PRODUCE. LONDON, Fnda -su,ar--market quiet, but firm for both home and foreign goods and orices generally unchanged, but flat and lower—sellers, September, 15s 3d October, 14s 33;<d November-December, 14s 2%d January-March, 14s 5%d buyers %d to l%d less, closing steadier. Cane sugars slightly irregular, but generally steady 350 tons grocery crystallised mostly sold from 19.1 3d to 20s 3d syrups chiefly sold at steady rates Queensland and Mauritius bought in. Coffee]sold firmly without material alteration in prices; Rio futures generally 3d to 6d lower September, 79s to 72s 3d August; Santos September, 77s to 74s Sd May. Tea-no sales. Rice quiet. Jute .quiet and unaltered. At .Australian tallow sales prices were .fully maintained mutton, 29s 3d,to 27s 3d beef, 30s to 25s 6d. Turpentine, 21s 9d. America.n petro- leum, 3Tj,d spot. LIVERPOOL, Fridav. Sugar lftrra-300 tons fine JAm 17s l%d. Beet 114'd decline-September, 159 l%d October, 14s 3d November-December, 14s l%d buyers, Coffee firtn. Cocoa steady, but inactive. Rice quiet. Castor oil—Calcutta, 2 fid lowest. Linseed neglected. Kemp idle. Lard, 45s to 453 6d. Palm oil-Lar-os, IP24 I5 to j325. Tallow-Norlh, 25s 6d to 27s 6d. Tur. pentine, 21s 9d to 22s. Resin, 'petroleum, and nitrate unchanged. PROVISIONS. WHIT LAND, Friday.—There was a fair attendance. Butter in casks va ied from Is to Is 0%d per lb., whilst butter in rolls realised from Is l%d to Is 214d per lb. Beef, from 6d to 7d per lb. mutton, from 6d to 8d per lb. lamb, 6d to 3d per lb. veal, 4d to 611 per lb. Kgss, 14 for Is. LONDON, Friday.—Butter—a slow market at gener- ally lower prices-Friesland quoted 112s to 120s Kiel, Danish, and Swedish, 120s to 134s Normandy, 120s to 128s Jersey, 98s to 112s Canadian and United States, 80s to 106s. Bacon-market steady at late values. Hams also without quotable change. Cheese —good sale for fine to extra American at 47s to 50s. Dutch unaltered. I,IVERPOOL, Friday.—Beef firm; extra Indian mess, 6 s to 78s. Pork quiet—prime mess. 80s to 90s. Bacon finn-short middles, 50s to 52s long middles, 54s to 59s. Hams easier—long cut, 53s to 62s short cut, 50s to 54s shoulders 36s to 42s. Irish eç:;3 in slow demand at 7s 6d to 8s. Lard, 45s to 45s 6d. Cheese in moderate demand—American extra tine old, 47s 6d to 46s. SUGAR. GLASGOW, Friday.—Steady market fair business done at full prices. The official report states :— Active maiket, and large business done, fines and mediums being most in demand at full prices to 3d advance yellow steadys. BUTTER. CORK, Friday.—Firsts, 106s seconds, 99s thirds, 91s fourths. 72s. Mild-cured firl-ins-ttperflne, 115s fine, 312s mild, 104s. In market—918 firkins, 282 mild. FISH. rri(lay.-A good supply of fish to-day brought by about 24 smacks and 15 steamers. Moderate demand. Soles, lid to Is Id turbot, 7d to 10d brilis, 6d to 3d per lb plaice, 2a 6d to 3s 9d lemons, 4, to 5s 6d lire halibut, ts to 7s dead, 3s 6d to 55 per stoua live cod 2s 6<1 to 4s: dead.ls 3d to 2seac ■ live coal fish, 80s to 23s dead, 16s to 19s per score kit haddocks, 801 to 10s per box fresh herring Is 5d to 2s salt, 9d to Is 2d per 100. POTATOES. T,ridt.v. -Large and trade dull at the annexed prices Hebron*, SOs to 100s magnums, 50s to 70s regents, 60s to 80s snowdrops, 80s to 100:i champions, 50s to 70s per ton. HOPS. LONDON, Friday.—There is a fairly good trade for hops, the chief difficulty in the wav of a more extensive business is the indisposition of growers to accept the piesent prices for their produce. The Continental markets continue exceedingly high in values, and there seems but little expectation of exports to this country. The American markets are very iinn at quotations that do not at present tend to much business. HIDH. SKIN, WOOL, AND FAT NEWPORT. Friday.—There was a moderately good at. tendance and a good inquiry. Price, as follows Hides, ordinary flayed, 951bs and np, 3%d per lb. extra flayed 4%d 851bs to 941bs 3%d'; o.ff 4d e.f. 751bs to 84Ibs 2%d, o.f. 3%d e.f. 65)&s to 741bs, 21/4d, o.f. 2%d e.f. 56!bs to 64ibs, 2%d, o.f. 2%d e.f. 55lbs and under, 2d. o.f.; 2%d e.f. cows, 651bs and upwards, 2d, f. 14 e.f.; cows, light, o.f. 2d; e.f. 2%d bulls, o.f. l%d, e.f. l%d o,f.; do. warbled, o.f.. l%d heavy cuts and warbled, 2%d light do.. l%d; irregulars, lV4d 1st, kips — 2nd, —. Calf skins—251bs and upwards, 3%d 171bs to 24Jbs, 31;4d l2l'o5 to 161bs, 4-j'gd 91bs to lllbs, 4%d under 91bs, 4V'4d cut and irregular, 3d cftsualties, 2d. Wools- Lambs, special, 4s 6d X, 5s 7d; Al, 2s 9d A, 2s 3d B, Is 6d C, lOd. Pelts Al, 3s 8d A, 2s 9d B, Is 811 C, 9d. Fat Beef, 3d mutton, 2%d seconds, 2%d rough, l%d. COAL. LONDON, Friday.—The demand for house coals con. tinued very strong at to-day's market, and prices were advanced a further Is per ton. Hettons, Teas, and La.mbtons, 22s Lyons, 21s per ton. Ships arrived, 28. MEIALS. LONDON, Friday.—Oopner quiet, with moderate business at S42 18, 9d cash SO 6s 3d three months Tin steady, but nothing done-Stra.its, £ 80 Ion cash S81 three months. Spelter, about £17 7s 6d. Spanish lead, S9 15s 3d to £9 17s 6,1 English. S3 17s 6d to £ 0 2s 6d. Scoth pig iron, 42s Sri. Hematite, 45s cash. Closing report Copper quiet, at S42 18s 9d cash E43 6s 3d three months. Tin steady-Straits. B80 15s cash £ 81 5:i three months. Australian, £32 5s. English ingots, JESS 10s to £86. Spelter, about C17 7s 6d. Spanish lead. £ 16s 3d to B9 17s 6d English, B9 17s 6d to S10 2s 6d. Scotch pig iron, 425 811 cash. Quicksilver unaltered. Antimony steady; Hallett's price, £ 59. GLASGOW, Friday.—Market easier, with moderate business. Scotch done at 42s 8%d cash 42s ll%d one inon, h; buyers, 42; 9d cash sellers, 42s 91,2(1- Middlesbrough done at 35s 6%d one month buyers, 35g 4d cash sellers, 35s 4%d. Cumberland hematite —buyers, 45s cash sellers, 45s l%d. Middlesbrough hematite—buycra, 43s 3d cash sellers, 43s 6d.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* | SWANSEA.t N li WPOiiT Sept. — J ^[or.jEvn. jHgt.jMor. Evn.ingt.|Mor.|Evn jHgl. 11 I»li 7 42 8 0 36 2| 6 44 7 332 10 7 551 8 1336 7 12 T 8 16 8 3335 10i 7 19 7 35 32 7 8 29 8 46 36 3 13 .W 8 <18' 9 2 34 10 7 511 8 7 31 9 9 l| H 15 35 3 14 T 9 17i 9 3133 2| 8 23: 3 39 30 0 9 30 9 44 33 7 15 F 9 45! 9 59 31 0, 8 55 9 10 23 1 9 5310 12 31 5 16 S 10 1510 28 23 6: 9 25 9 40 2ft 210 2810 4128 11 17 S10 "311 026 1195810 1724 610 5611 13 26 6 18 Mil 24;11 57'24 1010 4111 10 23 311 37. 25 3 t;- I'rnu-f «-.f W:il».K .Ok. A [(ix.LiHha ))..

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKD, FmuAYT" The market for steam coal was unaltered to- day, but an increased demand is anticipated next week. House coals were moving off well, and prices were weil maintained. The pitwood market was firmer, and coke sales were about the average. In our local freight market a good business was transacted in steam chartering out- wards. Mediterranean rawea were weak, but etaestingg, Bay freights, and Baltic quotations continued tfrin. Far the Plate tonnage was in request at last zgjbeg, and there was a fai^inquiry for the West Indies. The following comprise the 3atest operations reported :— Piraeus, option Syrii, 5s 6d, clean .(Cairo), Genoa, option Brindisi, 5s 6d, clean (Leo). Genoa, 5s 6.3. clean (Cholniley). Alexandria, 5s, clean (Caxo). Pisaeus, 5 6cl, clean (Renfrew). Alexandria, 4s 9 J, clean, name not reported. Malta, 4s 4,d, clean, name not repoited. Marseilles, 81,ifes,. clean (Forest). London, 4s (Geniini). St. NAzaire, 6V4fc, (Aquitaine). Las Palmas, 6s 6d, option Madeira, 6s 3d clean (Castlefield). Maddalena, 6!1 6d clean (Vectis). Sail.-In the outward sail market a fair inquiry existed for almost all the leading directions, the following fixttire-, being reported Monte Vidpo, 13s 61 (Caldera). Hong Kong, 17s net (E irl of Cardigan). Shipments at Barry Dock on Thursday, 14,161 tons. Vessels in dock, 84.

BALTIC REPORT. LONDON. FRIDAY. Freights steady. At the Baltic to-day, with lower American quotations for wheat, the market continues inactive 28s 6d bid for Senior, Aus- tralian off coast, and 27s 6d Continent, for Parsee from New Zealand. For 11,000 Californian just shipped 50s 6d asked Russians for shipment offered 3d lower, wi thout result Americans, 9d to Is above buyers ideas Indians, 1% lower. Maize lower, 20s 4Vjd accepted for old crop Danube OctoOer-Noveniber-Decsrr.ber; half new crop, 20:3 6d would buy. Barley meets with very little inquiry, 14s 6d probable sellers October-Novem- ber Azoff. Beans—the market is stagnant and sellers tefrain from oifering.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZAKD, Itriday,-Wind light and variable. Weather fine. Barometer 3005, falling. Passed East—Star of Germany, from Rangoon for Falmouth yacht Zareba, of London an Hamburg-West India Company's stellmer; H.M. yacht Kncliantress Steamers Lame, from "West Indies for Havi-e Milli- cent, of Newcastle Ousel, of Cork Baku Standard, from Philadelphia for Dover; Chester, from New York for Rotterdam Vulture, of London. Passed West-Aiidora, of Liverpool, in tow; steamers presumed Amsterdam, from Rotterdam for New York an Ham- burg-Baltimore Line steamer; Schiedam, from Amster- darn for New York Stream Fisher, of Barrow Wee- hawken, of London Bell Rock, of Liverpool Alex, of London Microphone, of Liverpool; Rolind, from Bremen for New York Sarah Jolliffe, of Liverpool, which reported having spoken twenty miles south of the Wolf the Glen Caladis, from Kast London. Lying off—tug Flying Dutchman, of Glasgow.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MCMULKS LIGHTHOUSE, Friday. Wind WSW, modorate. Weather clear and fine. Sea smooth. Passed East-steamers St Decumans, of Cardiff St Margaret, of Glasgow Lord O'Neill, of Belfast; Tre- fusis, of Falmouth Chanzv, of Caen Talbot, of Liver- pool Sussex, of London Gertrude, of Middlesbrough Krimus, of Falmouth Waveriey, of Bristol brig Sambo, of Drobak barquentine Delphine, of Nantes. Passed TVest-barque Deodata, of Toniberg.

SHIP FOR ORDERS. The barquentine Industre, of Fiume, arrived in Swansea Bay on Friday, and received orders for Swansea.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAT, VESSELS. Avis arvd Honfleur from Hernosand 10th Alicia left Tecs for Cronstadt 14th Easby Abbey expected leave Now York for Antwerp 26th Elton left Bilbao for Rotterdam 13th Everilda left Fauwater for Skonvik 15th Bewsland and Ta-anrog 15th Highlands left Middlesbrough for Stettin 11th Hurworth arvel Dutfkerque from Danube 14th He.seleden arvd Rotterdam frojn Bilbao 14th James Tucker arvd Odessa 14th Melrose Abbey left Cron-tadt for Narva 14th Ma.rk Lane passed Tarifa for Odessa 14th M Bedlincton arvd Calais from Baltimore 14th jVrertHyl-artH B('.yon»e 13*ii- j Penarth patsed Dover for Cardiff 15th Rhyl left St Nazaire for Swansea 15th Reading left Lnlea for Rotterdam 14th Ruperra arvd Philadelphia Harbour 14th-gone ashore at the entrance Redruth passed Tarifa for Odessa. 14th ltestormelleft Cork for Cardiff 14tli Skidby arvd Kurrachee from Colombo 14th St Fagans left Bilbao for Cardiff 15th Tredegar left Tyno for Oporto 15th Thordtsa. left Bremen for Cardiff 14th Thornaby left Taganrog for Glasgow 14th Talley Abbey left Pomaron for Swansea 14th Whitby Abbey arvd Granton 14th Maigaret Jones passed Constantinople for Antwerp CARDIFF-ARRIVALS. ROVTH DOCK, Sept 14.-Arat ss, 2159. ROATH DOCK, Sept 15.—Cornelia ss, 555. C JW An- derson ss, 937, Newport, light. Treglisson ss, 1450. Du'rbridge, 2155, Liverpool, ballast. Brilliant, 464. EAST BUTE DOCK, Sept 14.—Fylgja, 551, Drammen, flooring boards. Leechmere ss, 724, Rouen, light. Edith ss, 274, Newcastle, general. WEST BUTE DOCK, Sept 14.—Industry, 57. Camellia, 52, Bristol, wheat and barley. Voltaire ss, 206. Grass- holm ss, 44. WEST BUTE DOCK, Sept 15.-Richard Cobden, 95. Dun<rarvan, hay. Harriet ss, 381. Bury Port, rails and steel billets. Gwendoline, 348, Villa. Garcia, pitwood. Rhoda, 26, Canal, light. PENARTH DOCK, Sept 14.-Iovely Susan, 44, Bristol, lif?ht, PENARTH DOCK, Sept 15.—Julia ss, 782, Danzig, oak. SAILINGS. Boult DOCK, Sept 14.-Nethergate ss. Jones, Cou- stantinople. Moness ss, Boyle, Port Said. JlOATH DOCK, Sept 15.—Sir William Moleswortb, Saunders, Saa. Burlington ss, Hollingshead, Dieppe. Eros ss, Hickin, Alexandria. G- N Wilkinio,n,- ss, Boweu, Portsmouth.. EAST BUTE DOCK, Sept 14.—Dodo ss, Trcgaifcthen, St Naaaire. Mulgrave ss, Harrison, Malta. Reifeil ss, Kiely, Cork. v t EAST BUTE Dodfe, Sept 15.—.Magnofr, Buenos Ayres. Echo ss> Woodcock, Flushing. Diomadea sg, 'Bl.I,Ha¡AI'R. Usk 55, King, Bordeaux. WEST BUTE DOCK, Sept 14.—Salisbury ss, Philp, Hayle. Longney Lass, Long. Highbridge. Flora, Matthews, Gloucester. Maid of Mona, Hoskin, Plymouth. WEST BUTE DOCK, Sent 15,-Charles and Ellen, Plenny, Chavlestown. Marie Joseph, Cauzan, Auray. Jane, Morgan, Aberayron. Louis Ernest, Par. Malabar, Jossie. Morlais. GeorgBj Ricketts, Bristol. Nantaise, Bowdar, Concarneau. Edith, Silvey, Bristol. Jane Hughes, Morris, Penarth. ^PENARI-H DOCK, Sept 14.-Danby 58, Malta. Senator Versmann, Bnenos Ayres. PENARTH Sept 15.—Amie ss, Malta. Wynn- stay ss, Algiers. Sabrina ss. London. S'irbiton ss, Lendon Olivine SR. Newnort. Pride of Wales. Newport. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Sept 15. St Nazaire. Garrison ss, B, 663, Powley, Thomas & Co Madeira, Wakefield ss, B, 1571. Frank L Swan Pirmus, Hiberiria ss, B, 1556, W H Taylor & Co Malta, Thorntondale 0:;5. B, 1397, Hick, Hick Bros Naples, Bentala, n, 1767. Filmer, J T Duncan & Co Las Palmas, Kate ss. B, 1214, Arlcley, Thomas Gray Bnenos Ayres, Goatfell. B, 715, W H Taylor & Co Boucan, Adour ss, F, 640, Grain, A Capelle Cape Town, Dnrbridge, B, 2321, W Collings jun«fc Co Bordeaux. Angelica ss, B. 739, Powley, Thomas & Co Dieppe. Leechmere, B, 723, Ui'quhart,.T T Duncan & Co TenerifTe, Drum fell ss, B. 1563, Cory Bros A Co Kiel, Cornelia, B, 555. Pan Ken, J M Gunn & Co CLEARED—Sept 15. Sdina, Barraclough ss, B, 2:80 coal St Naznire. Garrison ss, B, 1040 coal Malta, Zo SiI, B. 2150 coal Las Palmas, Wakefield ss, B, 3000 coal I,as Palmas, Kate ss, B, 2300 coal Santa Catharina, Brazils, Martha Percival, E, 420 coal Singapore or Penang, Roland, Ger, 1850 coa> Landskrona, Juno ss, Swe, 1300 coal Boucan, Arlour ss, F, 1400 coal Nantes, Anna Maria, F. 200 coal Malta, Ashton ss, B, 1?05 conI Venice, Casos 58. B, i;800 coal Cape de Verds, Elmfield ss, B. 2200 coal PuJermo, Cairo ss, B, 2900 coal Marin. Aglae Charles, F. 240 coal Para, J F Prust, Ger. 608 coal Cabedello, Progress, Nwy, 60" coal Buenes Ayres, Huon Guiseppe, ly, 650 coal Genoa, Indipendenza, Iy, 950 coal Buenos Ayres, Harald, Nwy, 700 coal Croustadt, Newbridge ss, E, 2000 fuel Bordeaux. Angelica ss, B. 1400 coal Brindisi. Llanthony Abbey sB, 3200 coal Dieppe. Lsechmere ss, E, 1400 coal Toneriffe, Diumfell ss. B. 3000 coal hntos, Margaretha. Ger, 990 coal Port Said, Hannah M Bell '5, B, 4000 coal IMPORTS-Sept 15. Drammen, Fylaja, flooring boards, Trayes and Co Newcastle, Edith 58, general, Matthews and Luff Bristol, Camellia, wheat and barley, J Tucker Dungarvan. Richard Cohc1eIl, hay, N Rees aud Son Bury Port, Harriet s, rails and steel billets, Gas Co and He aid, Coltora & Co Villa Garcia, Gwendoline, pitwood, Simkin Bros BARRY DOCK. ARRIVALS, Sept 14.—Ardbeg ss, 1467, London, light. Cookham ss, 999, London, light. Britannia ss. 12, Cardiff, stores. Ler ss. Jessie S, 1456, Rotterdam, light. Enedie, 753, Bristol, ballast. SAiMNcs. Sept 14.-Gerent ss. Genoa. Clrfcklada ss, Port Said. Britannia ss, Cardiff. NEWPORT-ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA. DOCK, Sept 15.-Ariadne ss, 1279, Portishead, light. River Mersey ss, 1J25, Bristol,light. Kampokus ss, 257, Portland, light. Caerlocli ss, 421, Windau, pitwood and sleepers. Moresby, liil7, Carrizal, manganese ore. White Rose, 165, Dartmouth, light. OLD DOCK, Sept 15.—Christina ss, 180, Waterford, light. OLD DOCK, Sept 15.-ClIrh,tina ss, 180, Waterford, light. Benjamin Franklyn, 93, New Ross, pitwood. Gyller, 490, Fredrikstadt, timber. Swift, 89, Redon, pitwood. Rathkenny ss, 183, Porthcawl, light. Cather- ine Sutton ss, 140. Garston, light. Cainigorm ss, 172, UaneHy. light. Olivine SS, 175. Penarth, light. RIVKR, Sept I5.-Florrie, 46, Bude, ballast. Hawk, 36, Bude, ballast. Weslevana, 24, Barnstaple, lirfit. John and Ann, 38, Barnstaple, light. Priory, 31, Barn. staple. light. Ocean Pearl, 51, Wexford, light. Marie Eugenie, 46. Bridgwater, ballast. Acorn, 99, Barrow, light. Cygnet, 35, Bridgwater, light. John, 40, Cardiff, light. Mary, 26, Lynmouth, light. Liberty, 54, Tenby, light. Werfa ss, 601, Salta Cabello, iron ore. Lynx, 84, Portreath, light. Harriet Ann, 19, Minehea.d, light. Tom, 47, Bridgwater, lighK Dolphin, 41, Bristol, light. Annie, 89, Wexford, ballast Stranger, 4t, Barnstaple, light. Lark. 37, Barnstaple, hht. Sarah, 47, Gloucester, light. Fawn. 33, Fishguard, liolu. Alice. 66, Milford, stones. Ann. 58, Bridgwater, light. Hilda, 67. Highbridge, I light. Active, 44. Arklow, sand. Rival, 47, Chepstow, stone. Echo, 6, Hayle, sand. Eliza Murray, 38, Bideford, gravel. Moderator ss, 56. Bristol, general. Teal ss, 76, Bristol, light. Cheviot ss, 132, Tina Major, manganese ore. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, Sept 15.—F T Barry ss. Evans, Charente. Austria ss, Taylor, Gibraltar. Alassioss, Richardson, Gibraltar. Sam Lancaster ss, Ward, St Malo. OLD DOCK, Sept 15.-Selt Fisher ss, Bell, Belfast. Captain Cook ss, Child, Dublin. Vulture ss, Murt, Dartmouth. Rathkenny ss, Mack, Belfast. Charlotte I Sophia, Toale, Bristol. Industrie, Fretwurst, Swan- sea. Christana, Wavey, Waterford. Problem, Bourke, Ballycotton. Bristol Packet, Hookway, Bideford. Topic, Ferguson, Belfast. Express, Balsdou, Freming- ton. Millicent, Hoskin, Hnyle. Aurora, Thomas, Cardigan. Arthur, Humphreys, Bridgwater. RIVER, Sept I5.-Carbon, Woodman. Bristol. Mon- mouth ss, Bellamy, Bristol. Julia, Fletcher. High- bridg". Active, Trunks, Bridgwater. Tei-ei-Kebir, Clutterbuck, Bristol. Willie. Pocket, Bristol. Boeontioc,Penwarden, Bristol. Margaret Mary.Botger, "rexford. Severn, Barns, Bridgwiiter. Mary Jane, Hall, Bristol, Twee Gezusteis, Clements, Bristol. William Henry, Trebilcock. Newquay. Pioneer, Binding, Watchet. Recruit, Rochu, Wexford. Norah, Woodward, Highbridge. Victory, Lloyd, Bristol. Camel, Prendergast, Dungarvan. Charlotte, Butler, Barnstaple. Excellent, Carty, Wexford. Infanta, Taylor, Newquay. Thora, Cook, Bristol. Francis Beddoe, Heade, Padstow. Reliance, Herbert, Stroud. Beile, Kerwen, Waterford. Georgiaua, James, Glouces- ter. i'ender, Crossman, Bridgwiiter. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Sept 15. Naples, River Mersey ss, B, 1125, J G Wilson Kingston, Jamaica, Ibis, Nwy, 456, R Gethingjun Rosario, Araby Maid, B, 804, Lancaster, Speir & Co Hennebont, Julien Gabrielle, F. 98, Budd & Co Bremerhaven, Dunsley as, n, 1321, .T P Hacquoil & Co Buenos Ayres, Newcunen, B, 1353s E C Downing CLEARED—Sept 15. Monte Video, Buenos Florence ks, B. 300 coal, sco fuel, 30 coke, 140 general It 9 dynamite, a bulls, 1 horse. 14rama Marseilles, Alphoiise Parran it, 2500 coal Smyrna, Trekeive ss, B, 1850 coal, 1000ke Bio Janeiro, Attila, Nwy, 1550 coal, 100 p fuel Redon, Juies at Nomi, F, 180 cord Rorde aix, Thomas Coats sft. n, 1300 coal Hennebont, Julien Gabriel, F, 175 coal IMPORTS—Sept 15. Salta Cabello, Weiia ss, 1150 iron ore, Kbbw Vale Co Carri7.al, Moresby, lR00innnganeseore,Pyle& nlaina Co ledon Swift, 1'10 loads pitwood, All Tapson cfc Co Fredrikstadt, Gyller. 772 loads boards and ends, 89 loads poles, RRtchelor & Co Tina Major, Cheviot ss, 200 manganese ore, Pyle Blaina Co 20 manganese ore, H Bath & Sons Windau, Caerioch s, 210 loads sleepers, 600 loads pit- props, Burt, Bolton & Haywood Bristol, Moderator ss, general, Burton & Son Bristol, Emily Maria, general. Burton & Son Bristol, Ethel ss, general, Burton & Son Bristol, Edith ss, general, Burton & Sou London, Stockton ss, genera', Burton & Son EXPORTS COASTWISE—Sept 15. Warrenpoint, Cairngorm ss, 420 coal, Wilks Co Liverpool, Olivine sw, 480 coal, Wilks & Co Newcastle-on-Tyne, Edith ss, 3 cases of confectionery, GW Jones, Heard Co Hull, Edith SS, 12 tons bolts, G W Jones, Heard & Co Portreath, Lynx ss, 210 coal, J F Thomas <5 Co Wex ord, Mermaid, 145 coal, Mon & Cwm Co Portland, Kampokus ss, 525 coal. Tredegar Coal Co Bristol, St Vincent ss, 175 coal, Patent Nutand Bolt Co Cork, Catherine Sutton ss. 360 coal, Wilks & Co Cork, Ellen Sutton, 320 coal, James & Emaiuiel Bristol, Providence, 100 coal, Powell DutlrynCo Penzance, Bertha, 133 coal, Wilks & Co Bridgwater, Fanny .Jane, ]23 coal, H Powell Liverpool, White Rose s, 340 coal, T Beynon & Co Bristol, Monmouth ss, 85 gas water, Gas Co Mevagissey, Charlotte, 100 coal, Partridge, Jones & Co Bri'-tol, Harriet, 155 coal, G M Humphreys & Co Highbridge, Hilda, 150 rails, G M Humphreys & Co Clonakiity, Aeron Belle, 100 coal, G M Humphreys Barnstaple, Emma Louise, 113 coal, Clapp & Co Bridgwater, Galley, 102 coal, II Powell Bristol, Adfl. Maria, 110 coal, Tredegar Coal Co Bristol, Dolphin, 80 cool, Ebbw Vale Co Bristol, Tredegar s. 120 coltl, Tredegar COli. Co Waterford, Christina ss, 550 coal, J F Thomas & Co Barnstaple, Liberty, 100 coal, W Edgar AVilliams Bude, Ceres, 82 coal, II Evans Bude, Boconnoc, 58 coal, 2 nails, H Evans Cork, Marion, 160 coal, T G Cartwright Dunbp.11, Staunch, 96 coal, Vipond <% Co Bristol, Stockton SH, 110 tiuplates. Burton & Son Barnstaple, Eiiza, 42 coai. Tirpentwys Co Falmouth, Twins, 135 coal, Tirpentwys Co Bristol, Moderator, 60tinplates Burl on & Son Bristol, Emma and Ell-n, 130 coal. Burton <fc Son Bristol, Ethel ss, general, Burton & Son Bideford, Minnie Flossie, 80 coal SWAN SEA^AR RIVALS. NORTH DOCK.' Sept 14.-En,erprise, 70, Limerick, oats. Eva ss, 811, Sharpness, light. NORTH DOCK, Sept 15,-TaJboc, ss, 300, Liverpool, general. St Decumans ss, 78, Portishead, barley. Astoria SS, 198, Newcastle, camiel coal. Hussex ss, 80, Bristol, general. SOUTH DOCK, Sept 14. —Lavinia as. 168, Duddon, pig iron. Collier ss, 123, Ilfracombe, light. Velindra ss, 79, Ilfracombe.lpassengers. Alexandra ss, Ilfracombe, passengers. Delphine, 114, Vannes, pitwood. SOUTH DOCK, Sept 15,Jewes, 53, Wexford, light. Rio Formoso ss, 1C0, Bristol, general, Margaretta, 25, Aberayron, light. PRINCE OF WALKS DOCK, Sept 14.—Jersey City 88 1197, New York via Bristol, general. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, Sept 14.—Millicent ss, Griffiths, Havre. NORTH DOCK, Sept 15. — William and Martha, Meadows, Cardiff. Mountain Maid, Purcer, Bridg- water. Lizzie Edith, Stephens, Port Talbot. Union, D"ere, Aberthaw. SOUTH DOCIC, Sept 14.—John Kurbury ss, Forman, Liverpool. GiovannaB, Bardi. Genoa. SOUTH DOCK, Sept 15.—Velindra ss, Read, IIfra. combe, Alexandra ss, Pe i cock, Ilfracombe. Deodata, Andersen, Gothenburg. Renner, Smith, Guernsey., PRINCE OF WALKS DOCK, ept 14.—Maine as, Tubb, Baltimore. Godmunding ss, Jones, Tilt Cove. ENTERED OUTWARDS—Sept 15. Stettin, Eva, Nwy, 811, Blom, J Wood & Co Granville, Marie Eugenie, F, 75, Esnol, A Capelle Bordeaux, Ely ss, B, 541, Donovan, G W Rntherford New York, Jersey City ss, ii, 1197,1^win, Burgess flenoa, Aurei'a, ly, 1078, Gazzola, F Penco & Son. ouen, Grimsby ss, B, 455, Wood, J C Harrison Port Sal, Nerio, B, 37, Jeuue, Enright & Co Caen, Chanzy as, F, 237. Carpentier, Glasbrook Bros L CLEARED—Sept 16. Stpttin, Pottf Stott, Ger. 656 coal f"l Qiumber, Francois, F, 135 coal Granville, Mairie Eugenie, F. 140 coal St Valery sur Sommo, Busv, B, 240 coal Chanzy, F, 800 coal Bordeaux, Ely ss, n, 1000 patent fuel Genoa and Leghorn, Muncaster ss, B, 500 coal, 300 general Christiania, Wilhelmine, Nwy, 370 coal Rouen, Grimsby as, B. 780 coal Port Sal, Nerio, B. 65 coal v „ IMPORTS—Sept 15. New York, via Bristol, Jersey Cfty ss, 1 case {hubs, 9 cases spokes, 436 bags zinc ashes, 2305 bags matte Vannos, Delphine, 180 pitwood kimprick. Enterprise, 109 oats, John Dyer Miilom, Lavinia ss, 480 pig iron, J Watson & Co Newcastle, Asteria ss, 568 cannel coal, Swansea Gas Co Portishead, St Decumans ss, 1*0 barley, J Tucker Ld Bristol, Sussax as. 90 general, R H Gunning EXPORTS COASTWISE-Sept. 15. Aberporth, Ann and Betsv, 38 coal, S & J Hill Llaiigranog, Ocean, 46 coal, S & J Hill Chatham, Vistula, 225 coal, Main Colliery Co Cardigan, Three Sisters, 55 coal, S & J.Hili Bude, Elizabeth, 90 coal, Forester & Co BRITON FERRY. ARRIVALS, Sept 14.—Unrestricted, 149, Limerick, hay. Sept 15.—Marion, 67, Avonmouth, ballast. SAILINGS, Sept 14.—Tilly, Rowles, Dunball. Sept 15.—Lily, Bate. Par. June Rose, Doyle, Preston. ENTERED OUTWARDS-Sept, 15. Rouen, Count d'Aspremont ss, B, 274, Main Colliery CLEARED-Sept 15. Nantes, Theophile Felix, F, copperas Rouen, Count d'Aspremont ss, )3, coal ARRIVALS, Sept 12.—Prince Albert, 77, Gloucester, I PORT TALBOT. timber. Sept ss, 1S7, Devoran, ballast. Lizzie Edith, 74, Swansea, ballast. RAILISGS, Sept 12. -Vigilant 1;S, Cordn, Liverpool. I' Sept 15—Grace, Owen, Briton Ferry. PORTHCAWL. SAILINGS. Sept 15.—Veronica, Portrea.th, 280 coal. Siurah 1J¡J1"I Abercaatle, 40 co°^.