South Wales Daily News

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. LONDON, Friday. The prospects of the easy tendency of the Money Market being indefinitely prolonged, have been strengthened by tho probability of the new Chinese Loan being placed in Paris. No doubt French money will be withdrawn from this centre, but under such conditions it is scarcely probable that London will give much support to the operation. Money continues abundant. Day-to-day loans are per cent. Dis- counts are inactive. Three months' Bank bills are negotiated at to H per cent. Paris Cheque Exchange is 25 22%. Dealings on the Stock Exchange are extremely limited so far as speculative issues have been concerned. The approach ¡ of account checked all such operations, and at the same time the terdency has been weak, but no great change occurred, whilst speculative issues have been dull. Invest- ment Stocks have been a strong market owing to the prolonged cheapiisss of money. Consols were 106h to 106& for delivery and account. Paris ha3 again been wlling, hence Foreign Bonds have been weA. Italian fell and Spanish Hungarian and Russian were steady, and Egyptian Mid Turkish quiet. The new Chilian loan is 1% premium. There has been some selling of Argentines. Buenos Ayres oold Premium ..s risen to 744 per cent. Brazilian dechW and Uruguay were weak Peru-i,n continues to .«rcop, Pref-ence, being 14 and Dcben- i a. ts? lower. Mexican cere "to lower. Home Railways w ere 1""1 fcature- Ieh3, wirh an almost enfItJe duxpcaetoQ of diMlh,- v., ,1, tl( were very quiet. In heavy lines Midland, Great Western, and North-Western were lower, but North-Eastern were fairly steady. Sheffield Deferred also receded a little. Great Eastern declined Southern lines were flat. Chatham Ordinary fell Brighton A, and South-Eastern A, 1%. The South Eastern revenue statement for the five weeks ending May 18th was considered unfavourable. The American Railway Market was in an apathetic state, with nothing doing either on London or New York account the tendency was weak, but movements were very slight. Atchison A Bonds and Eries were unaltered. Milwaukees fell Louisvilles, Atlantic Firsts, Read- ings, and Union Pacifies, Canadian Railways were neglected. Grand Trunks were unaltered, and Canadian Pacific Shares were lower. Foreign Railways were inactive and featureless. The shrinkage in Mexican Railways has made further progress under persistent realisations. Ordinary declined 1 First Preference, and Second Prefer- ence, 1. Buenos Ayres and Rosario fell 2 Central Uruguay, 1. There was nothing much done in Nitrate. Railways relapsed Banks were quiet. Amongst Breweries there was a demand for Denver United and St. Louis Shares, which rose yA to Allsopps were lower. Suez Canal were 1% up. Maxiui-Nordenfeldt declined Gas, Trusts and Insurance issues were quiet. The following changes occurred since yesterday Foreign Bonds. Fall Italian, Mexican, Peruvian Ordinary, do. Preference, do. Debentures, Spanish, Argentine, 1886, do. Funding, Brazilian, 1889, Greek, y2 Russian, Turkish, Group 1, do. Group 2, do. Group 3, Uruguay, and Venezuela, 1. British Railways. -Ftill-Great Eastern, Great Western, Brighton A, North-Western, Midland and South- Eastern A, 1% do. Ordinary, 1 Cale- donian Ordinary, y2 do. Deferred, Great Northern Deferred, Chatham Ordinary, South-Western Deferred, 1 Sheffield Deferred, ys Metropolitan District, and North British Deferred, American Railways. Fall Milwau- kees, y, Denver Shares and Preference, Ya Louisvilles, Missouri, Atlantic First Mortgage, Reading Shares, Union Pacific, Central Pacific, Illinois Central, Lake Shore, New York Central, Ontario, Norfolk Preference, Northern Pacific Prefer- ence, Pennsylvania, Wabash Pre- ference, do. Debentures, Foreign H.ailways.-Fall-Buenos Ayres and Rosario, 2; Mexican Ordinary, do. First Preference, Nitrate Shares, The Mining Market has to-day been very quiet. South Africans were flat in the morning, and although they rallied a little towards the close, were mostly lower on the day. Rands and Van Ryn were weak, but Jumpers steady. West Australians were flat. Bayley's Reward further fell Is Coolgardie Syndicate, Is Austin, Great Boulder. Hampton Plains, and W. A. Goldtields, n to f; and most others showed weakness. Queensland issues were dull. Charters Towers were weak. Indian Gold Shares remain fairly firm. Mysores fell l'r., but Goldfields rose 6d and Ooregum h. As regards Copper Shares Rio Tinto Shares were bought on Paris account and closed better. Amongst Miscellaneous Shares Achilles were steady at 3s 9d. Hyderabad Deccan fell A, Rapanga 6d. The following changes occurred in South Africans :—Rise—City and Suburban, Jumpers, Oceana Land, Wemmers, Wolhuter, -n. Fall-Chartered, 1-32 Crown Reef, De Beers, Jg Gelden- huis, Montana, 6d Salisbury, Sheba, Banket, Is Bantzes, ys Buffelsdoorn, Buffelsdoorn Consoli- dated, h Henry Noorse, Heriot, May Consolidated, Modderfontein, Nigel, i\š. At the Bank £ 10,000 bar gold was bought, and 100,000 sovereigns withdrawn for the Cape. Silver was steady Bars, 30%d. Eastern Exchanges were quiet. Bombay and Calcutta Transfers were Is lfid Hong Kong, 2sl%d Shanghai, 3s. The Indian Council sold five lacs of bills at la l%d. liupee Paper was 58%. A prospectus has been issued of Thomas Furness and Company's Stores, Limited, West Hartlepool, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Stockton-on-Tees, Darlington, &c., with a capital of 9200,000 divided into 100,000 5 y2 per Cent. Cumulative Preference Shares of 91 each, and 100,000 Ordinary Shares of j31 each. The company has been formed to acquire, carry on, and ex- tend the well-known, old-established, and prosperous business ot wholesale tea, grocery, and provision mer- chants, lard refiners, and food produce importers, of Messrs Thomas Furness and Co., of West Hartlepool and Newcastle-on- Tyne and in conjunction therewith their retail distributive businesses at West Hartlepool, Darlington, and other towns, together with the Shipowners' Supply Association. London, E., which Messrs Thomas Furness and Co. have re- cently acquired, and which business will form an important addition. The business of Messrs Thomas Furness and Co. was established in the year 1854, and has steadily grown until it has acquired its present important position it is ad- mirably situated in populous provincial marketing towns, and there is a large field for still further safely and profitably extend- ing the area of the business by opening branches in other large towns withm easy distance of the head centre. The senior partner, Mr Thomas Furness, and his son, Mr John T. Furness, have agreed to act as joint managing directors of the company for a period of not less than seven years, and have associated with themselves on the direc- tion the managers and heads of departments who have taken an active part in the management of the business for some years past. It is intended to increase the exist- ing retail and wholesale branches of the business, by which means additional profits will be practically assured. The vendors are the manufacturers of a number of the commodities sold by them, and by extend- ing the branches the reiail and wholesale outlet will be increased. The turnover for the ten years ending Dec. 31st, 1894, is X3,150,813 as gd. The list of subscriptions will open on Monday, the 10th of June and close on Tuesday, the 11th of June, for London, and the following day for the country.

I RATES OF EXCHANGE ON LONDON. LONDON. Friday Evening.—The following were the rates of exchange on London to-dav Cheques 2S-22J St. Petersburg 3 mth* 92.99 B-rlio-8 Jays' sight .20.24 Madrid—sight 28 S4 Do 3 months 20.33*1 Do. 3months C0.00 Do 3 months Do. 3months (0.00 Hamburg—3 mouths ..20.39} j Constantinople 3 mths.111.25 franKfort— Short 20.44 | Home—3 months GO.Ofl Vi-iiinn—Sight 121.30 Do. sight 26 39 Amsfer'lam—Short 12.111 Lisboa 415-lfi Antwerp—Short25.24 to 25.28 BRITISH STeeKB OPNO 12.10 1.10 CLO AV Jon. Qosch«n's2j p c Money lCfcTl [7 T>o. do. Aeeount lC6i 106i 166A do. do. 1(4 j .7 Local .Stock IO94I J Bank of England Stock 335 India 3i per Cent. 115i Do. 3 do. 1W1 J Met. Board of Woik*34pc.. 1194 Do. do 3 PC.. 1114 India Rupee Paper 3i pc.. 58j 68i 611 68) Ins.CcMiadian4 p c Jan ,Jly. 113 Ins. C Good Hope 4 p c, 1883 119 J. Ins. N. Zealand Consolidtd 111 Ins. New Sth. Wales 4 p c.. 115 — _• Ins. Victoria 4 p c, 1882-3-4. 107 „ Ins. South Ainttralisin 109 x Ins. Queensland 4 p c 109 x. BRITISH RAILWAYS Brighton Kailna; Old. 175 1 d°- Deferred 15C| 159$ Caledonian Consolidated 134i 134J 134 Do Preferred Con. Ord. 89A I. I)o .Deferre(i Ct)vi. Ortl 451 45$461 45 Coatham ;uid Dofsr Ord 19ij 19 18J Do. Preference 123 „l 31asROw and South Westn 109 great Eastern Ordinary 781 78j 7 781 96. Nthn. Prefd. Con. Ordy 1154 D< Defrd. de. 504 „ 50 Do. A's 50 cireab Wettern 1581 158 Hull and Barnslsy alj « Lancashire and Yorkshire 119A London and North-Westrn 179 1781 Londoo and Soutb-Westrn 200 Lon.tfc Skb. Westrn. Deird. 71 Nian. Slief. and ]-in. Or(i. 54 Do. Preferred 78 Do. Deferred 29 28i vietroiK/litan Consolidated 89^ „ Do. Land Stock 834 — Do. District Ordinary ..29 „ 28] Do. Preferred —. 974 „ „ — Midland Ordinary j «. North British On". Fief, 70« — Do. Ordinaly .I i?g 40 33| North-Faster Or>Vn»ry i 1631 le3i North .1 227 ji. S«atb-K*wa (.'rdiiuj J 135 I Do. De.vraJ S2* 92 91* 911 |ji»t 1 74 — — M T%tr 75 »; PatB>aa f-* e*CyE«3|ej^?' AMERICAN hAlL WAYS. Central PaciBc 19 jgf I Chicago, Milwaukie „ 67$674 67j Denver Ordinary 14} 143 Denver Ordinary lt 143 Do Preferred 474 I Brie Shares IO4 10j 10J Do Preference 24 Do Second Mortgage 674 Illinois Central 954 97? 88 Lake Shore lQilj Louis and Nashville 59 58j SS{ Missouri,' Kansas, A Texas 17 16| 16| New York Central „ 104 New York Ontario I84 18| „ — Norfolk Preference 141 North Paciffe Prmference 181 131 lB. Pennsylvania Ordinary 54 Philadelphia and Heading 84 Ii Do. Fir-it Income Bondi. 11 Union Pacitfc 134 13f 13J 13j Wabash Preference .„ 19j Do. General Mortgage 284 Atlantic O. W. 1st More. „ 1ft! 181 Atchiion 91 „ 9i Bo. 2nd Mort. Class A „ 261 M OTflUK KAILWAY Canadian Pacific „ 53 52J 53 Oram! Trunk Ordinary „ 61 „ — Do. Guaranteed 47 «.. — „ Do. First Preference 371: Do. Second Preference 24i! Do. Third Preference 141 Mexi'-au Ordinary 201; •• £ 0 19J Do. First, Preference.. 724 721 711 72 724 Do. Second Preference 37 34 Lombards Ordinary 9| Mexican Cnti. 4 p c. Bonds 67 Do do First Income 18 „ L Buenos Ayres Gt. Southern! 113 1124 Buenos Ayres and Rosario! 66 65 Central Argentine 71 .I iOBICIGN STOCKd Chilian, 1886 97 Do 1892 102 Buenos Ayres 1882 25 Do 1883 25 Bulgarian 6 p. c. 1888 93 Argentine 1886 67j 67 Do Funding 73 721 72! Do 14 per cent Sterling 46 Do Treasury 4; ArgenMne Cedulas A 31 I Do Cedulas ]J 264 261 BitenoL, Ayre-9 Coditias 1 it 8 Do J 61 7 Brazilian, 1889 741 Egyptian Unified 103$J0J| 103i 10?g I)o Oov l'ref. New 10H Do Stat6 Domain 1C44 Do Dai ra New 102} .„ tTrench 3 per Cent. Kente^ ICli Do 33 per Cent 1064 it Uold 10-3j I. Serman 3 p.c. 971 I" Italian 5 per Cent. 88H 881 834 Mexican 0 per Cent 881 87} Peru. Corp. Ordinary 5j 5 Do Preference )'? 16| 16j 16J Portuguese per Cent. 1869 25g Greek, 1881 35 344 Do 1481 35 344 Russian'41>. Ct. Conversion 1031 Spanish J per Cent. 704 6i 6i 69J 694 Turkish, 1894 984 ..1 Do Ottoman Defence 102 Do 1st Group .„ 644 64 Do 211(1 (Iroip 441 444 Do 3rd Group 27J 27! Do 4th Group „ 251\1 "j 252 ktttonir,ti Bititic Sikares IBJ I Uruguay 34 per Coub. 48 47; 471 Bonduras 74 Paraguay 15 Transvaal Loan 114 '1 MISCELLANEOUS. 47 East <fc West India Docks. 1B Peninsular <e fOriental Pri. 1474 Do. De'ened 1974 Cunai'tlSieaii)shis, £ 20paid 10 Qen.SteaiiiNaf.. £ 15 paid.. 4 Do. 5 per cent: Pref 4 Do. 5 per Cent. 1887 4 u Anglo Aiiit'iicini Tel J'ref.. 85 Do. <i<>. Ordinary 47 birseb itatesCabl, 94 '0 Eastern Iitt,, 161 Eastern ¡;;x ',en,1i()It 17 Brazilinn .Submarine., .— 131 Nat.ion<' I TelephtJu6 f, Arthur Guinness Ordinary. 3S7.) AUsopps Ordinary 142 Bathoiumay Brewery Ord. 91 Do. do. Pref. 13 Louis do. Ord. 34 Do do. Pref Pi Bryant aicl May Ordinary. 15f Tarapi, NYater 104 103 Do. Bank. 2 £ North* Navigation Collie'h 21 Coats 25* Pears' Soap Ordinary 41 Canse" Iron.. 21 Ebbw\It..St.&[')J(Jo. 71 Hudson's Bay Shares 14 Hotchkiss 1 u Deccan Land 85 130 Spratt' PsUenb 11 l/amuiond „ „ Eastmans 2è Lister pud Co. ó Salt U"ion Ordinary Klmora Copper Depo'ng Co. 14 Nitrate Railway 17i 174 163 Primitive Nitrate 1J H San Jorge Nitrate 5 !San P;itlo Nitrate 2 2i Dublin Distillers &4 Bell's Asbestos. 10 Occana I.auil 2 fa 2§ Chartered Africa 3-fs 3J Bechnanaland I<and „ 2pa 24 New I'plom' (HOUIIIC!a'R." H p Cape I upper Mines 24 Bio Tintos 16i 16 P. 1 161'0 16; ,Mason and iiarry 2i j 1'harsi* Copper 5 Mysore Gold. 3 2H Mysore Gold Fields 24/6 25/ Ooregum Ordinary 3^ .vloatanas 13/6 Burma Ruby 19/6 j De Beeva Diamonds 20ri 20-^ 20j U aouthAfricanlCxploralions 11 New Jagorsfoiitem 9ii 94 Geld Fields, S. Africa 8i Salisbury Gold New 4i City and Suburban. 25l 25 Jumpers 4f« 4b 5r\ 51 E'erreiras 16 Jiibileo 101 Simmer and Jack 15 Wemmers Iij III 11. Crownreef 91 Langlu.igtes — 54 „ Do. Block B '&! sheba Ill East Rand 41 4,fe 4. 44 Nigel 64 ftfj Priinrcse ilti il Metropolitan (New) 21 24 2 IE Mgdde.-foutein New 151, 15 Pioneei- EJ 54 Australian Broken 11 ill ..3/ Londonderry rs Wentworth Priority ti

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. rPIWIAL TKUTORAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGIICNTS.! The steamer Waterloo, grounded near Cardross, but aíLerwards floated. The British steamer Elemore arrived at Horsens on Sunday leaky, having struck an unknown object off Samsoe. She had three feet of water in her hold. The water has since been pumped out, except from the foretank. The steamer Texa sustained damage to ;her bottom whilst on the beach at Creagorry, North Uist, and became full of water at high water and listed over with the tide. A Belfast telegram states that the steamer Davaar, of Glasgow, from Campbeltown, with 400 passengers, went ashore on Briggs l'teef, Bangor, but will probably float. The passengers were alllanded by coastguards' boats and otheis, and proceeded to Belfast. The G rman schooner Hans, from Hamburg for Colchester, with oilcake, has been assisted into Harwich Harbour with loss of anchor and 45 fathoms of chain. Her rudder is gone, and the vessel is strained and making water, having grounded on West Rocks. A Key West cablegram states that the steamer Hathor, previonsly reported ashore on French Reef, has been assisted off, and has arrived at Key West apparently undamaged. She will be surveyed, and divers have been employed to examine the vessel's bottom.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Friday. Wind ENE, moderate. Weather cloudy and hazy. Sea, moderate. Barometer, 31'18, steady. Passed East-Thalat.ta, from Portland, Oregon, and Queens* own, for Hamburg; two vessels in tow, for Falmouth Gauntlet, of Guernsey steamers Benrath, from New Orleans for Havre Crown, from Galveston for Hamburg Godiva, from Grenada for London Bishop Rock, of Liverpool City of Cadiz, of Dublin Storm King, from Baltimore for Antwerp. Passed West Hamburg, of Hamburg Norwegian barque flying HBRL from Fredrikstad for Algoa Bay Johanna Frederika, of Hoogezaud Norwegian barque flying W.B.T.F. steamer3 Adelina Patti, of Sunderland presumed Llanberis, of Cardiff Faithful, of Liverpool; La Flandre, of Rotterdam Shamrock, of Penzance Ocean, of Lon- don Ashdene, of Sunderland Clan Maclean and Chrysalis, of Glasgow Lady Martin, of Dublin Ken- mare, of Cork an Atlantic Transport Line steamer Thrace, of Ithaca Avonmore, from Antwerp for Liverpool; Copeland, of Glasgow.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Friday.-Wind, ESE to WSW, light and variable. Weather hazy and fine. Sea smooth. Passed East-ship Glenflnart, of Glasgow; steamers Excelsior, of Whitby Avon, of Glasgow Eleanor, of Swansea Talbot, of Liver- pool Lutece, of Rouen; Vigilant, of Liverpool Maryland, of London Mersario, of Leith. Passed. West-steamers Endeavour, of Newcastle Antisana, of Liverpool.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Shillito passed Constantinople for Taganrog 6th Earl of Rosebery left Sables for Cardiff 6th Vectis arvd Southampton from Cardiff 7th Raglan left Hull for Tyne 6th Rapid left Bilbao for Briton Ferry 6th Rhyl left St Nazaire for Bilbao 6th Godmunding left Bilbao for Newport 7th Roath passed Pera for Genoa 6th Ironopolis passed Kertch for Marianople 6th Margaret Jones passed Gravesend for Barry Dock 7th Benefactor arvd Penarth Roads 7th Rochefort arvd Newport 7th Alacrity left Rouen for Mumbles 6th S W Kelly left Carloforte for Antwerp 6th Gwalia passed Pitea. 6th Gorsedd left Gibraltar for London 7th Leven left S,1.vannah for Rotterdam 5th Klton left Odessa for Ro terdam 5th Eden left Sundswall for Bilbao 6th Alicia arvd Sundswall from Pitea 6th Tarpeia passed St Catherine's for Hamburg 6th Kirkby left Port land for Rotterdam 6th Crimdon left Skelleftea for Umea 6tb Haxby arvd Aden from Cardiff 6th Lavernock left Taganrog 7th Leda arvd Gibraltar 7th Cyfarthfa arvrl Rotterdam 6th Bernard left Kertch for M irianople 7th

COMMERCIAL SALES. THE GRIENDTSVEEN MOSS LITTER A COMPANY, LIMITED. GUSTAV F. C. SCHMIDT, 14, CUSTOM HOUSE-STREET, CARDIFF. Largest Manufacturers. of Moss Litter in the World. Quality unequalled. Present price "| /? ex stores, Roath Dock, and JLO Victoria Wharf. Sat. Telephone: 667. per ton. 3631 EAT DAVID JONES & CO.'S QAKE, JgAKERIES, JJOWL A IJ

DAILY STOCK AN B SLiAtt-Gi LIST UPPLIKD m MESSRS THACKERAY & CO. Stock and Share Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers' Cardifl RAILWAYS. Paid Pric- Stock iiarry Railway »10d ..250 252 „ Do. 4 p.c. Preferred Ord.100 ..124 125 „ Do. Deferred Ordinary.100 ..127 129 „ Great, Western .100 ..J57¡ J58 „ London and North Western _100 ..178Y2 i 79 „ Midland .100 ..153% 154% 10 Port Talbot Ry. and Docks.. 2.. 1% 1% 10 lthou& s, Bi.ivNos.1/30,000.. 10 8^4 9 10 Do. New 2 341 Stock Rhymney 100 ..212 214 „ Severn and Wye 11 ]a i'alf Vale Divided Stock 100 „ 78l/i 791 PREFICBhiNTIAI. Stock Barry Ry. 5p.c. 1st Pref.100 ..167 168 Do. Consolidated 4 p.c.100 ..133 135 „ Do. New 100 ..132 135 „ Brecon A Met 1st Pref. 1861.100 79 81 Do. 2ud Pref. 1862.100 53 58 Cambrian, No. 1,4 p.c. 100 36 88 Do. No. 2 4 p.c. ,100 46 47 Great Western Cons. 5 P.c. 100 ..175 177 10 Pembrk A Tenby 5 10 :i',i 9 10 Rhondda A S'sea Bay 5 p.c. 10 1334 J4lA 10 Do. New 2 5 5y, Mock, Rhymney 4 p.c. Consold.100 ..135 137 1'aif Vale 4 p.c Consohl ^100 ..136 138 GUAUANTKICD OR LUASiOP. 50 Aberdare Railway 50 ..147 152 ''tock Great Western, 5p. c. guar..100 ..]77 179 100 Penari.h Harbour Dock & RvlOO ^.172 17d 10 Vale of 2.. 31fs 3% RAILWAY AND O'l'HUlt DBBIfiNTU KHS • Stock Alex. Dock & Ry. 4 p.c.1CO ..113 115 „ Barry Uy. 3 p.c 100 ..106 108 II Brecon&Merthyr A 4 p.c.100 ..121 123 Do B 4 p.c.100 ..107 108 II Bute Doek 4 p. c 100 ..129 130 Cambriail Ap. c. 100 ..132 134 Do. B 4 p.c _100 ..124 126 Do. C 4 p.c .100 ..119 121 II Do. D 4 p.c. non cum 100 ..108 110 Great Western 4 do. 100 ..147 149 Midland 3 percent^ .10C ..113 115 iVlid-Walea A 4% percent ..100 ..136 138 „ Neath A Brecon 1st ..100 ..119 129 II do A 1 100 ..103 105 „ do. A2 ^100 ..55 58 „ RhonddftiSSw'sea Bay 4p.c. 100 ..128 130 Rhymney 4 ditto „100 ..136 J38 II Tall Vale 3 p.c, 100 _107 ^109 BANKS. 30 Glamorganshire, 2»4. 4% 4% 5 Glamorganshire, Pref. 5% 5-tg 60 London & MiiUand 371At 381At 10 .'tendon <fc Provincial 5 20l/t 19 Do. Allots. 1% lT/» SO Lloyds Bank .3 ..25 25y« 6Q Metro, of England & Wales 5 14% 14% 75 National Provincial .10'a 113 44 ÓO National Provincial 12 50 51 10 North.tfc.South VValea .10 33% 33%' GAS 10 Aberdare' .u. .ow. 10 16 161 Stock Cardiff A 10 per cent 10t, ..215 225 Do. B 8 par cent ,.«_100 ..175 180 Do. C 7 per cent .100 ..152 157 Do. D5 per cenr. 10C ..110 115 „ Do. 1% p.c. Pref. Stock 100 .115 125 10 Llynvi Valley 10 9% 10 jitook Newport A 10 per cent ..100 ..205 210 „ Do. B 7% per cen „^100.J55 160 „ Do. C 7 percent .100 ..150 155 25 Swansea7% per cent 25 41 42 25 Do 7 percent 25 3. 37 HAS AND WATER. 10 Bridgend — 10 6% 71/4 12 PontypooJ fSTax. 10 p.c.). 12 16% „17% 10 Ystrad A (Rhondda) 1" 17 18 10 Do. B 7 p.c. u. 15 12 12% .WATERWORKS 25 Bristol 25 51% i2 20 Do 20 43 43% 10 Neath A 10 16 17 10 Pontypridd 10por>t Ord. 10 24 25 10 Do ? p.c. do. 10 M J5 16 ,COAL AND ltton 10 Albion Steam Colliery 10' 12% 12% 10 D. Davis A Sous, Limited .10 14 '4' sxd 23 BbbwVale Steel, Iron,ACoal 20 • 7 7% 6 Great Western Ord. B. 5 4% 4V. 5 Do. Pref.A 5 88% 10 U. H. Vivian & Co. A Pref. 8 1% 1% 5 International Coal 5 2% 2% 100 Miller & Cory 6 p. c. Debs.100 _102 103 62% NantygloABIainalronPref. 62% 87 89 10 Newport-Abercarn 10 4% 4% .10 Do. Participating Pref. 10 8V* 8% S North's Navigation Colliery 5 2 2% 5 Do 10 p.c. Cum Pref 5.. 6% 6% 100 Do. 6 p.c. Deb,100 ..104 106 10 Penrikyber Colliery 10 5% 5% 10 Do. 5to7%p.c. Pre!. 10 „ 8% 9 00 Powell Daffryn 6 p.c. Deb _100 .110 112 a Khymney Iron 5.. 1% 1% 5 Do New £ 210screditedl% 14s 16s 100 Do. 5 p.c. Mort. Debs.100 96 98 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 10y4 10% 3 Do. 10 per cent. B 3 4' 411 3 Do. New B 1% 2118 2%} 11 Tredegar Iron and Coal A. 7.. 2% 2% Stock Do. B 1C0 l8 140 MISCELLANEOUS > *0«fe>4taB.IMu«By..4% A Pref.100 _112j | 114 1 znm, 109 10 Barry Graving Dock 10 16% 17xd 1 Ben Evans and Co. Ord 1 21s 23s (Subject to Founders' Shares.) 1 Blaiid u- i 10 Bristol Brewery Ordinary.. 10 25% 26% 10 Do. 6 Preference 10 ..16 16% 10 Bl. and So. Wales Waggon 3 6 fi% 50 Bute Drv Dock 50 72 73xd Stock Cardiff Cor lonition 6p. c.100 ..I 18 119 10 Cardiff Milling Co Ordinary 1C 2% 2% 10 Ho. J) t) p.c. Preference 10.. 4% 5 5 C'diff A Pen'rth Tramways 5.. 4 4% 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 42 44 25 Cardiff Workmen Cott&ge- 25 78 40 50 Central Graving Dock 50 48 50 10 W. Hancock and Co., Lt/1. i 1) 22% 23 10 Do. 6 p.c. Preferred Ord 10 11% 12%xd 10 Do. Deferred Ordinary 10 9 loxd 10 Do. o „>.c. il, i. io 14 14% Stock Do. 4%. p.c. Deb. Stock -100 ..125 127 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 6*/i 6% 10 Milford Dock in.. :i. 10 Mordey Carney, limited 9 12 12V4xi 10 Do. do. 10 12% 13 100 Do. 4% p.c. Deb. (or 1909, at 105). 100 ..100 102 50 Monnt-st ttttrt Dry Dock A iU 76 78 50 Do Do, B 20 38 40 Newpt. Water 1;1 Anituities 27 28 It i,artiall & levans Ord. 7% 2% 3 10 Do. Pref. 6 p.c. cum 10 7 7% 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 ..37 40 10 Provincial Tramways. 10 4 4% 10 Do. 6 per cent. Preference 10 11% 12% 10 Royal Hotel 6% Pref 10 ..7 H 10 SpiliersA Bakers Orditiary 143/4 15% 10 Do. 6 p.c. Prof. 10 13 J 31/. Stock Swansea Harbour 4 p.c. St k laC ..106 HiS 5 Thompson A Shackell 5 2 2lA Bank Rate rpdiiced from 2,14 to 2 P. 22nd 1894 SELLERS. 50 Norths Ord. £ Shores, at 42s 6d 10 & 5 London&Prov Bk New Alts.at 134. 23 Port. Talbot Ry. Nhs, B2 pd, at 36s 3d £1000 Taff Vale Stock, a4 79 25 Penrikyber Pref. Shares, at 9% 10 ife 2 xpillers Ordinary Shares, at 14% 10 Swansea Dry Dock Shares 30 Norths Pref. Shs., at 6% £ 5C0 Buckleys Brewery I)eb.-bid wtd. 50 Newport Abercarn Ord. shares 100 Rhymney Iron O!d Shares, at 338 30 Parnall & Evans Pref. Shares 2 and I Hancocks!' p.c. Pref at 14xd £ 1000 i'aff Vale 3 p.c. Debenture Stcck £ 200 C'diff Channel DryDk Db. at 21h dis £100 Barry 1st 5 p.c. Pref. Stock £ 100j Bute Dock 4 p.c. Deb. Stock 50 Evans and Allen 51 Share*;—bid wtd B500 1)1. Owen, TV. Mail. 4% p.c. Debs., at 105 BUYERS, -25 Barry Graving Dock Shares, at 16% rO Newport Abercam Ord. shares 30 Rlvnulda Ord. Shares, at S,,4 £ 1000 Taff Vale Stock, at 78% 50 Vale of GIamorg;ans, at 1;3 lls 3d £ 5C0 Rhymney Iron Debs. 50 Hancocks Preferred Ord. Shares, at 12 £ 510 ))1. Owen Deb.. at 104 £500 Swansea Harbour Stock £ 36 Newport Waier Annuities, at 27% 20 Rhondda New Pref., £ 2 pd., at 5% 18 International Coal Shares, at 21rA Allotments of L ndon and Provincial Bank New Shares negotiated THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCK khokkws 1059

E. T LYDDON AND CO., 122,»BUTE-STREET, AND STOCK EXCHANGE CARDIFF. Telegrams—" Lyddon, Cardiff." 101L Telephones—P.O.. 63 Nat., 103. SELLERS. B500 & £ 1V0 Barry Deferred Stk, at 124Vi 5 Port Talbot s, at 11,. B500 Barry Deferred Stock 25 L. & Prov. Bank Allots 25 and 2 Spillers Ord. Shs., at 15 100 St-ianaghan and Stephens 20 D. Davis and .soi-s, at 141, BUYERS. ;.0 Glamorgan Bank Ordinary 20 Rhondda New Ordinary 5 Mountstu irt B Shares Vale of Glamorgans Great We-tern Colliery B 5 Port .Ihot Dock Shares, at 1% 16 Bristol and South Wales Wagons, at 6 S100 Swansea Harbour Stock F. S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, 1, DOCK CHAMBERS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1083 I'ELKGRAMS "Fleming. Cardiff." Telephone, 158, i BUYERS. — Fly Brewery Shares Vale of Glamorgan Ry. Shares £ 1000 D. Owen, Ltd., Debentures 50 Rhondda & S. Bay Preference, at 13% 15 Soillers Preference 8 ELLEJKS. -:E5007 Btrry Ord. Stock Stranaghan «& Stephens Shares 20 Spilhrs Ordinary 10 Hancocks Ordinary, at 23 20 London & Prov, Banks 30 L. & Prov. Bank Allots £10:,0 Barry 4 p.c. Preference Stock 100 Ben Evans, Ltd. offers wanted THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 36, West Bute-street (and Stock Exchange), Cardiff. Telegraphic Address, "Gedge, Cardiff." Telephones- Nttiol'Al. No. 139: P.O. No. 82. 1093 BU YERS. —Port Talbot Ry. Shares Norths Ordinary i-^hare* SELLERS. Hancocks Ordinary London ;<nd Prov. Bank Shares Lorn ion and Provincial Bank Allots. Spillers Ord. Shares 2 Rhondda New Prefs., B2 paid Mordey and Carney Shares J. W. COURTIS AND CU., BANK BUILDINGS, ST. MARY-STREET AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1146 Telegrams—" Stocks. Cardiff.' Telei)hones-N,tt.. 551 P O., 517 BUYERS 20 Cardiff Milling Co Ord. Shares. 10 Penrikyber Colliery Ord. Shares £ 500 Barry Deferred Ordinary Stock SELLERS. Black Lion Brewery 5 p.c. Debentures jM4 Taff Preference Stock 15 London and Provincial Bank New Shs 20 Provincial Train 0 p c. Pref. Shares £ 00 and B5 0 Barry Deferred Ordinary 10 Spillers and Bakers Ordinary 5 London and Prov. Bank Shares London and Provincial Banlc AliotmentH v^egofciatcd. E. B. SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, POWELL-PLACE AND STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. 1173 I,g,m, Shaves" C'diff.T'p'nes, P.O. No. 61, Nat. 233 BUYERS Rhymney Iron New Shares 10 Pontypool Bakery Shares, at 7% Weavers Ord. Shares £1C;Q Barry 3 p.c. Deb. Stock 20 Spillers Preference Shares SELLERS. -21,00 Tredegar Iron B Stock, at 40 15 Hancocks Ord. Shtres CHARLES MASSY AND CO., CORY'S CORNER, BUTE DOCKS, AND STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams, "Invest," Cardiff. BUYERS. 500 Rhymney Iron New, at 15s 7%d 115 Rhymney Iron New, at 158 9d 100 Rhymney Iron Old, at 32s 5 Albion Coliiery Shares, at 12-ft 1C Cardiff Milling Pref,, at 4% 50 Penrikyber Ordinary, at 5% SELLERS. —160 Norths 6 p.c. Preference, at P.6 lis 3d 250 Rhymney Iron New, at 16s 50C Henderson" Transvaal Estates, at 3% 10 Cardiff Candle Co.'s Shares 5 Mountstuarc A Dry Docks, at 77 10 Penrikyber Ordinary, at 5% 10 Cardiff Milling Ordinary, at 2% PERCY POWELL, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, 113, Bute-rd., and Stock Exchange,Cardiff. T'ams, Purse. Cardiff." 'Fphones. P.O 8H Nat. 225 BUYERS. fO Tredegar Iron A, at 50s Arrow Fuel Shares 50 Rhymney Iron New Shs., at 158 7L,. d SELLERS £ 500 Southampton 4 p.c. Harbour Stock at 110 Ebbw Vale 5 p.c. Deb., at 104% D. owen, W. Mail, Debenture, at 104% Rhymney Irons Tydvil Engineering Shares, at 11 Rhymney Rails, at 213 W6stern Valley Waterworks-what offers I ERNEST S U L L Y AND C O., 118, BUTK-ST AND TOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telecrrams "Trust." SELLERS. — £ 500 Ship Brewery 6 p.c. Preference :£J50 Barry 4 p.c. Preference 5 Bute Dry Dock Shares '50 Rhymney Iron Old Shares 20 Spillers Ordinary BUTE ERS. S5 0 Barry 4 p.c. Preference 8 Cardiff Ice Shares 100 Randfonteins S9UTH AFRICANS CLOSING MIDDLE PRICES May Consolidated, at 3% Steyns, at lfi East Rands, at 4V» Champ d'Or, at 4 Hendersons, at 3% Chartereds, at 3% Princess, at 3 Alexandra Estates, at 9a LIONEL E. TAYLOR & CO. 129, BUTE-STREET, and STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. 1301 T'grams Security Cardiff." T'phns P.O., 113; Nat,212 BUYERS BEOO Taff Ordinaiy StocK £ 00 Taff Pref. Stock 20 Albion Colliery Shares Barr Deferred Ordinary SELLERS 15 Haneocks Ordinary £100 Barry Preferred Ordinary B300 Rhondda Deb. Stock 100 Rhymney Iron New Shares 20 Rhondd; Ordinary Shares 10 London and Provincial Banks 25 London & Prov. Bank Allots. 10 Spillers Ordinary Shares P A It SON SAN D KOBJENT STOCKBROKERS, 1086 CENTRAL CHAMBERS, NEWPORT. relearfi.ros lloliient. Newnorr.' Telephone No21 SELLERS —100 Rhymney Iron New, at 16s 30 South Wales Colliery A 200 Wye Valley Ry. Ord. Shares £ 1000 Tredegar B Stock, at B42 10 Powell Duffrvn jB25 Shares 50 Pontypridd Water Shares BUYERS. -100 Tredegar A, at S2 t's lid ICO No ths Ords., at 2 '.p £1000 Rhymney Iron Debenture, at 96% ;00 Rhondda Preference Shares Palmers Candles Ord. and Pref. £ 100 Newport Water Annuity, at 27% £ 2000 Brecon <fc Merthyr A Deb., at 121% 50 W e;i ver and Co. Ordinary 50 South Wales Colliery A and B £ 500 Newport Gas Stock Newport and Cardiff Gas HENRi J. PILLINGElt & CU. LATE BETTON SAYCE, VAUGHAN AND CO. STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. 41, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT. MON. 1191 Telephone No. in. reieL, 1, PiUiniw. Stewpnvi BUYERS. 25M International Colliery Oebs, at 101 £ 2000 Alexandra Docki Pref. £ 500 Searle <fc Herrings 5 p.c. Deb, at 98 £ 1: 00 Alexandra Dock Debenture, at 114 30 Parnall and Evan Prefs., at £ 7 SF,I,LV.V.S. 30 London A Prov Bk Allts, at PI 16a 9dp B1000 Toff Vale Stock £1000 Great Western Ordinary 101 () African Coal Shares, at 10s 500 Trans vital Coal 30 Parnall and Evans, all pd at, E3 17s id 20 Parnall and Evans Pref.. at B7 3s 9d Dealings in all South Africans and West Australian Shares at very close prices. STEPHEN P. WILLS, SWANSEA. Stock jroker. T grams, Wills," S'sea. T'phone, 184 SELLEK.-London and Prov. Bank Allots. GEORGE H. MUIR AND CO., STOCK AND SHARE DEALERS. HEAD OFFIO S 9 and 10, PANCRAS-LANE, QUEEN-STREET, CHK4.PSIDE, E.C. Telegraphic Address: II MOm, CARDIFF." Beal in all quoted Stocks and Shares, for Investment or on cover system. Terms on application. £ 5 commands £ 500 stock, or 25 American Shares. S10 „ ;Eilooo or 50 B50 „ £ 5,000 „ or 250 „ and so on in proportion. CARDIFF BRANCH OFFICE, 5, JAMES-STREET, CARDIFF. where clients can obtain any information and constant prices. somkon) Cale and Counties Bank, Lodgate-bill, B,C.» Piccadilly Branches. 1381 11 TREGERTHEN DUNN AND C@., STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF AND STOCK EXCHANGE. 1136 Telegrams—"TREUUNN. CARDIFF." Nat. Tel No. L3 Dealings in South African, Australian, and Indian Mining Shares at close prices. A GOOD PLAN.—The safest, best, and quickest way to make money by Slocks and Shares is fully explained in thirteenth annua Jedition of Ex- planatory Book, sent post, free. Full of valuable information.- kddress, Geo. Evans and Co., Stock- brokers, 24, Queen Victoria-street, London, E.C. 1334

I RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK 1895. 1894 In. Re. Taff Vale and Penartn Rail. 15431.. 1iC05. 574 Brecon and Merthyr 1535.. 1526.. 9.. — London. Brighton,and S C 68425.. 45974..22451.. Cambnan. 5508.. 4784.. 724.. Barry 8505.. 8777. 274 Rhymney 4676.. 4790. 113 Metropolitan District. 7605.. 8191. 585 Metropolitan 16052.. 14851.. 201.. Great Eastern 86179.. 72144..14035.. Lancashire and Yorkshire.. 95676 80814 148j9.. Midland 180780.. 16.0<2 .13738.. Rhondda and Swansea Bay. 1114.. 55 561.. — South-Eastern 4700?.. 40457.. 6553.. — Pembroke and Tenby 607.. 526.. 81.. — London, Chatham & Dover. 33040.. 27324.. 5736.. — Londor, and South-Western 834 2. 6 568. 16864.. Gveat Western 192280.. 170050 .22250.. — London and North-Western. 241625 .220498.. 24125.. —

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. I CARDIFF* I SWANSEA, t I NEVVPOUI.J June — jMor.1Rv11.lHgt.jMor.1Evn.1ngt. Mor.jEvn |Hgt 3 M 2 57 3 2829 10 1 58 2 30 27 7 3 10 3 4130 3 4 T 3 58 4 2830 7 3 3 3 3228 3 4 11. 4 4131 0 5 W 4 57 5 2631 6 4 1 4 3028 Hi 5 101 5 39 31 11 6 T 5 55 6 1832 4 4 57 5 23 29 8 6 6 6 3132 9 7 F, 644 7 732 8 64861130 5 6 57j 7 2033 1 8 S 7 31 7 5232 6 6 32 r) 5530 6; 7 44.8 532 11 9 S 8 12 83232 2 7 15 7 3530 4! 8 25 8 4532 7 10 M 8 51 9 831 6 7 54 8 1329 10, 9 4l 9 21 >31 11 *Roath Basin. tPriuce of IVales Dk 1 Alexandra Dk.

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, FBIBAT. The position of the steenu coal market is unaltered to-day. Shipments are keeping up well, butthe new business reported is hardly up to sellers anticipations. There is practically no change in house or steam coal, coke, or patent fuel quotations, while pitwood continues in good demand at yesterday's prices. The following are the current quotations:— First-class steam, 10s 3d to 10s 6d seconds, 9,1 6,1 to 9s 9(1 drys, 8s 9d to 9s first- nlass house coal, 9, 6d to 9, 9e1; No. 3 Rhondda, 9s 6d and small, 6s 6d to 6,; 9d No. 2 large, 89 to 8 3d, and sniali, 48 3d to 4" 6d patent fuel, 10s 6d to 10s 9d, according to brand and coke, 12s to 21s, according to quality pitwood, 14s 9d to 153 ner tun ex shm. There was no change in the freight market, and I if anything rates had a downward tendency, par. ticularly for the Mediterranean and Egyptian ports. The following operations were reported on 'Change to day OUTWARD-STEAMICES, Cardiff to :— Algiers, ófcs, clean. Cronstadt, 5s 9d, olean. Alexandria, 5s 3d, clean, 3,600 tons. Port Said, 5J, clean. Santos, 16s. Stockholm, 5s 6d, clean. Brindisi, 5s. Seville, 6s 6d, current exchange (Benefactor). Sb Nazaire, 4%t'cs. Genoa, 5^ 61, clean. Danube, 7s 9d, clean. The shipments at Barry Dock on Thursday amounted to 15,435 tons. Vessels in dock-30 steam, 11 sail; total, 41.

BALTIC REPORTS. LONDON. FKIDAT. FREIGHT MARKET. Danube more active at improving rates there is also a better tone in the Black Sea and Azoff trade. River Plate steady at 22s 6d up river, American—Northern Range, grain, nominal at 2it 6J, Cork for orders phosphates steady. Ore quiet. Sugar—next to no inquiry. India-Bombay, Kurrachee, and rica ports quiet. Fixtures Rex (steamer), 11,000 qrs., ready, Danube to Venice, two quays, 14ics; Ragusa (steamer), 8,800 qrs., prompt, Danube to Venice or Genoa, 14fcs; Isle of Hastings (steamer), 10.500 qrs., prompt, Danube, 143 1'i2d, any port; Vera (steamer), 12,000 qrs., Danube, 15s, any port, two voyages, commencing September Alston (steamer), 11,500 qrs., 10th-25th June, Nicolaieff, 13s, new charter, 12s 6d, barley Brantwood (steamer), 15th July, Nicolaieff lis 6d, Odessaf 10s 6d, to L.H.A.R. Mayfield (steamer), 3,500 tons, 10th -20th June, Azoff, 12;; 9d, option Novorossisk, Sebastopol, or Tiieodosia, lis, to L.H.A.R,, Amsterdam or Dunkerque. GRAIN P,,EPORT. -At ttic Baltic, ontheadvancein America, there was more inquiry for cargoes of wheat at prices favouring sellers. The City of Hankow anived Walla, sold at 26s the Melanope Duluth at 293, also arrived for ship- ment 27s 9cl net has been paid fox Helensbursr and Ardenscraig Californian on passage. Maize better, 203 6d refused June-July Plate steamer. Barley also ratber better-15s 7Vad bid for Tre- mayne steamer loading.

CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, June 7.-Napoli ss, 358, Manchester, light. Ely Rise ss, 7o5, Bilbao, iron ore. BUTE WEST DOCK, June 7.—King Ja Ja ss, 97, Jersey, potatoes. Hannah, 69, Dublin, burnt ore. Llandaff ss, 242, Southampton, light. Orwell, 116, Waterford, ballast. Racer, 48. Camellia, 55, ATon. mouth, maize. Florence Vivian, 78, Galway, oats. BUTE WEST DOCK, -June 7.-Carnsew as. 175, Hayle, light. Llanelly ss, 167, Liverpool, general and flour. PENARTH D> CK, June 6.—Schweigaard ss, 336, Bris- tol light, A Dekke ss, 294, St Malo, light. St Kilda ss, 18o. Challenger ss, 15, Roads, light. St Decumans ss, 77, Barnstaple, light, Marion ss, 67, Bristol, light Hawk, 79, Barnstaple, ballast. Charlotte, 73, Apple- dore, gravel. Lady Harvey, 55, Barnstaple, light. Star of the West, 78, Bridgwater, ligln. PENARTH DOCK, June 7.— B mgarth ss, 936, South- ampton, light. Rotha ss, 585,Liverpool, light. Lofna ss, 479, London, light. SAILINGS. ROATH Doct, June 6.—Theano ss. Sunbeam, Bull, Westen. Lucina ss. Grig, La Plata. Avon ss, Dougall, Glasgow. Western Monarch, Hansord, Valparaiso. Lueco, Moggiolo, Rio Janeiro. ROATH DOCK, June 7.—Atala ss, Ball, Rio Janeiro. Gardapee ss, Williams, Danube. Sard so, Johnston, Glasgow. Jules Chagotss, Votiz, Chantenay. Mar- garetha, Alrenneju, La Guayra. Rosario ss, James, Oporto. BUTE WEST DOCK, June 6.—Tivyside ss, Davies, Carmarthen. BUTE WEST DOCK, June 7.—Rob the Ranter, Par. Union, Orchid, Falmouth. Twee Gezusters, Cook, Bristol. Hope, Allen, Donabratton. Welsh Girl, Morse, Conquet. PENAKTH DOCK, June 6.-Ellida ss, Niemann, Stock. holm. Tjalve ss, Mortensen, Cadiz. St Decumans ss, Beddoes, Barnstaple. Marion, Brookes, Bristol. Star of the West, Smart, Bridgwater. Mary Louisa, Watchet. PENARTH DOCK, June 7.-Saragossa ss, Dyett, Galatz. Tern ss, Licktom, Valencia. Mimi as, Starling, Kiel. Cathcart Park ss, Brook, Kiel. ENTERED OUTW ARDS-Jun. 7. Caen, St Kilda ss, B, 16, Wilkie, J T Duncan & Co Bordeaux, Baron Hambro ss, B, 367, Jobson A Co Monte Video, Noma ss, B, 1442, Wilson Sons, & Co Monte Video, Staifa ss, fi, 1352, Wilson Sons, dk Co River Plate, Fernmoor ss, B, 1992, Wilson Sons, A Co Genoa, Ariadne ss, B, 1270, Pyman, Watson A C« Port id, Gladys Royle ss, B, 2092, Lambert Bros Pelota*. ,treif, Nwy, 241, Aadreasen, Schroeter Kiei Per, 588, Schroder, Flack, Tanner & Co AarhnUs, SetJMml1 ss, Ger, 783. Watts, Williams & Co Marseilles, ThoHJM Tivrnbull ss, B. 1242, Turnbull Bros Singapore, OtterspocjJ, Bi 1711, Reid, J 6i C Harrison Jersey, Povei ss, B, 82, Owens, D Mules Rochefort, Rosslyn ss, B, 4 8, Rees, Cory & Sons Bordeaux, Dordogne ss, B, 538, King, W R Corfield Abervrach, Harriet, B, 58, Grant, Morel Bros Paluden, Amelia and Jane, B, 51, Addison, Morel Bros Leghorn, Dingwall ss, B, 1365, Kendall, Stephens, Mawson & Goss ..„, Marseilles, Mary Thomas ss, B, 1397, Thomas,Raidclino Bilbao, Bertha ss, B, 374, Pyman. Watson A Co Galatz, Talavera ss, B, 1110, Hardy, Wilson & Proctor Barcelona, Menzaleli ss, B, 1052, E Handcock jun I Cronstadt, Renee Adrienne, F, 195, Morel Bros Cadiz, Guiding Star, B, 97, Harve, Matthewsk Luff Marseilles, Barraclough ss, B, 1117, McGregor, Hardy, Wilson ifc Proctor Genoa, Phoebe ss, B, 1755, Story, Turnbull Bros CLEARED-Jnne 7. Galatz, Saragossa ss, B, 2250 coal Pisacua, Burmah, B, 2700 coal La Plata, Lucina s», B, 2760 coal Galatz, Gardapee ss, 1 1950 coal La Guayra, Margaretha, Ger, 540 fuel PaludBnJAmelia and Jane, B, 90 coal Monte Video, Stafia ss, B, 328C coal Monte Video, Fernmoor ss, B. 4900 coal Port Said. Gladys Royle ss, n, 4200 coal Caen, St Kilda ss, B, 600 coal Jersey, Rover ss, B, empty barrels Puerto Cabello, Marthit Percival, B, 431 p fuel Rochfort, Rosslyn ss, B, 1150 coal Savona, Monte Rosa ss, B, 2900 coal Bordeaux, Dordogne ss, Ll. 1000 coal Abervrach, Harriet, B, 05 coal Genoa, Ariadne as, B, 2000 coal Lisbon, Roskva ss, Nwy, 700 coal Paranagua, Prince James, Nwy, 830 p fuel Kiel, Henrich, Ger, 1170 coal Leghorn, Dingwall ss, B, 2500 coal Marseilles, Thomas Turnbull ss, B, 2450 coal Rio Janeiro, Twickenham ss, B, 3200 coal Marseilles, Mary Thomas 8S, B, 2600 coal Bilbao, Bertha ss, B, 700 coal Galatz, Talavera ss, B, 2200 coal Barcelona, Menzaleh ss, B, 2020 coal Bordeaux, Baron Hambro ss, B, 730 coal Golfo Arauci, Saidinia, Irene Morris ss, B, 1800 coal Marseilles, Barraclougli s, B, 2200 coal Genoa, Phoebe ss, B, 3650 coal Cronstadt, Renee Adrienne, F, 250 coal IMPORTS—June 7. Bilbao, Ely Rise ss, iron ore, Crawshay Bros Dublin, Hannah, burnt ore, C Tennant & Son Avonmouth, Camellia ss, maize, Spillers and Bakers Galway, Florence Vivian, oats, Cardiff Milling Co Liverpool, Llanelly ss, ganeral and flour, It Gilchrist

BARRY DOCK. ARRIVAL, June 6.—Wilcannia ss, London, light. ARRIVALS, June 7.—Venus ss, Flensburg, light. Solent ss, Southampton, light. SAILING, June 6.—March ss, Genoa or Savona. SAILINGS, June 7.—George Reviews, Port Said. Cas- pian s, Seychelles. Benholm ss,|MueIva. King Ermyn ss, Havre.

NE NVPORT—ARRIVALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, June 7.-Thor ss, 1170, Bristol, light. Ocean ss, 68, Avonmouth, light. Rochefort ss, 5.9, Caen, light. OLD DOCK, June 7.-Kirkless ss, 242, Waterford, light. F L B ss, 129, L'Orient, pitwood. Rivr, R, June 7.Iteatim,ir ss, 993, Bilbao, iron ore. Helen, 40, Bristol, light. Lee ss, 705, Bristol, light. Emma Louise, 65, Barnstaple, light. Humility, 49, Bideford, light. My Lady, 98, Plymouth, rubbish. Ellen, 75, New Ross, rubbish. Racine ss, 995, Bilbao, iron ore. William, 59, Bridgwater, light. Fanny Jane, 64. Bridgwater, light. Hereford, 47, Highbridge, light. Enterprise ss, 70, Bristol, light. Marie Eugenie, 46, Cardiff, light. Edith May, 72, Wexford, rubbish. Cornucopia, 50, Roscarberry, rubbish. Convivial, 69, London, cement. Gervase ss, 417, Bristol, general. St. Davids ss, 57, Bristol, general. Emily Maria, 54, Bristol, grain. Devon ss, 69, Bridgwater, grain. Margaret West, 83, Bridgwater, grain. Spray, Wexford, 62, rubbish. John ss, 86 Bristol, light. SAILINGS ALEXANDRA DOCK, June 7.-Beatrice ss, Smith, Dublin Winstanley ss, Snelling, Portland. Benefi- cent ss, Denton, Leghorn. Penpol ss, Steer, Malta. Palomares ss, Jack-son, Bremerhaven. Ladoga, Shaw, Alexandria. OLD DOCK, June 7.-Sofl,.t, Harvey, Figueira. Delphine, Glajean, Paluden. Victoria, Gefting, Kingston, Jamaica. RIVER, June 7.-Glanmlre ss, Perry, Cork via Cardiff. Regina, Cockle, Bristol. John, Jones, Bristol. Isca ss, Jones, Bristol. Moderator as, Williams, Bristol. St Vincent ss, Gilbert, Neath. Denis Carthy, Hutchinson. Wexford. Shamrock, Attwood, Barnstaple. Amity, Screech, Bideford. Heather Belt. McSweeney, Boscastle. Rosario 88, James, Cardiff. Snipe ss, Davies, Liverpool. Rocio ss, Davies, Penarth. Ocean ss, Windows, Avonmouth. Matilda, White, Bridgwater. ENTERED OUTW ARflS-Juue 1 L'Orient, F L B ss, F, 129, Benoit, Watts. Williams & Co Rouen, Rochefort ss, B, 509, Powell Duffryn Co Naples, Thor ss, Nwy, 117(,. Kulinle, John Moses <fc Co Genoa, Hazlemoor ss, K, ] 979, Lilly, Henderson A Co Vigo, Antares, F, 118, Quilio, liudd & Co CLEARED—June 7. St Pierre, Quiberon, Hebe. F, 130 coal Brest, Marianne, F, 165 coal Rouen, Rochefort ss, B, 1200 coal Barcelona, Isle of Ramsey ss. B, 2030 coal Oporto, Reggio ss, B, 1500 coal Ancona, Orpington ss, B, 2800 coal Genoa, Venango ss, B, 3650 coal Torre Annuuziata, Ceres ss, B, 1800 coal IMPORTS—June 7. Bilbao, Racine ss, 2000 iron ore, Blaenavon Co Bilbao, Reaumur ss,2180 iron ore,Societe Commerciale L'Orient, F L B ss, 220 loads pitwood, Watts, Williams Loudon, Convivial, 170 cement Bridgwater, Devon ss, 60 wheat, Star Mills Co Bridgwater, Margaret West, 379 sacks g ain, Star Mills Bristol, Gervase ss, general, R Burton & Son Bristol, St, Davids S, general, R Burton & Son Bristol, Emily Maria, grain, R Burton <fe Son EXPORTS COASTWISE—June 7. Dartmouth, Resolute ss, 420 coal, Budd & Co Waterford, Kirkless ss, 43U coal, J F Thomas <6 Co Pentewan, Ebctric, 120 coal, Partridge, Jones & Co Lerryn Bay, Lizzie, 85 coal, J Williams & Co Appledore, Dahlia, 55 coal Bristol, Wye, 100 coal Bristol, Ocean Ii", 150 coal Ballinacurra, Cecilia, 120 coal, T G Ca-rtwright Cork, Lee s, 850 coal, J Maddock Cork via Cardiff, Glanmire ss, 500 coal, 25 genera], J Maddock I. Fishguard, Jolin and Ann, 80 coal, Humphreys & Co Dunball, Mary, 135 coal, W A Martin Bridgwater, Cygnet, 72 coal

S VVANSE A—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK. June 6.—Jewess, 57, Wexford, oats. Talbot SS, 300, Liverpool, general. NORTH DOCK, June 7.-Normand ss, 60, Lezardrieux, potatoes. Excelsior ss, 1132, Plymouth, light. Mer- sario ss, 9, Ardrossan, light. SOUTH DOCK. June 6.—Aquilass, 93, Sea, passengers. Brighton ss, 229, Sea, passengers. SOUTH DOCK, June 7.-CollÜ;rs", 113, Bristol, general. Alert, 78, Pembroke, light. Alice, 30, Porthgain, bricks. Avon ss, 47, Cardiff, general. Pioneer ss, 276, Manchester, general. Lutece ss, 701, Rouen, light. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, June 6.—Kansas City ss, 1402, Bristol, general. Alice Depeaux ss, 551, Dieppe, light. Boreas, 79, Plymouth, bricks. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, June 7.-Duchess of Rox- burgh ss, 1334, Tilt Cove, copper ore. Glenflnart, 1802, Port Glasgow, light. Maryland ss, 1650, London, general. SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK, June 6.-St Mirren ss, McKinley, Belfast. Corrwg ss, Vigors, Bayonne. Cleveland ss, Watson. Sables Agnes, Heaney, Drogheda. Excel- sior, McDorald, Cork. Netherton, Byrne, Dundalk. NORTH DOCK, June 7.-Dantzie, Escott, Guernsey. Margaret and Ann, Parry, Cardigan. Ina Lass, J ones, Newquay. SOUTH DOCK, June 6.—Brighton as, Read, Sea. Aquila ss, Thomas, t-ea. Gazelle, Butcher, Burnham, Emhla ss, Natvig, Copenhagen. Welsh Prince ss. Luckes, Avo mouth. SOUTH DOCK, June 7.-Astrea, Organ, Watchet. Fairwater, Kent, Poi t Sal. Brighton ss, Read, Ilfra. combe. Aquila ss, Thomas, Bay, PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, June 6.—City of Cadiz ss, Connor, Hamburg. Antisana ss, Yates, Liverpool. Merthyr ss, Everett, Bristol. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, June 7.-Endeavour ss, Thompson, Batoum. ENTERED OUTW ARD-June 7. Rouen, Lutece ss, F. 701, Depagne, J A C Harrison Rouen, Pioneer ss, B. 276, Rockett, G Taylor Havre, Alice Depeaux ss, F, 554, Lefevre, Depeaux Morlaix, Hazard, B. 63, Lufkin. Enright & Co Philadelphia, Maryland ss, B, 1650, Harman, Williams, Torrey & Feild New York, Kansas City ss, B, 1482, Burgess & Co St Nazaire, Mersario ss, B, 924, J & C Harrison Nantes, Samuel Azeline, F, 76, L G Jeffreys Lannion, Jacques Mathieu, F, 75, L G Jeffreys CLEARE I)—-June 7. San Francisco, Oimara, B, 1750 coal and 200 coke Rouen, Pioneer ss, B, 480 coal Venice, South Gwalia ss, B, 2800 fuel Morlaix, Hazard, B, 85 fuel and 10 coal Rouen. Lutece as, F, 1750 coal Havre, Alice Depeaux ss, F, 1280 coal Batoum and Odessa, Endeavour ss, B, 2800 general San Francisco, Visurgis, Ger, 1500 coal IMPORTS-June 7. Lezardrieux, Normand ss, 1000 cwts potatoes, C Allen New York, Kansas City ss, 25 bar copper, Burgess & Co Tilt Cove, Duchess of Roxburgh, 2500 copper ore, Richardson A Co Plymouth, Boreas, 57 bricks and clay, Dillwyn & Co Porthgain, Alice, 64 bricks and slabs, Thomas, Wiitkins A Co Wexford, Jewess, 1 oats, J Dyer London, Maryland ss. general, Williams, Torrey & Field Glasgow, &c., Avon ss, general, M Jones A Bros EXPORTS COASTW IS E-June 7. Aberporth, Anne and Betsy, 38 coal, S & J Hill Barnstaple, Lenora, 60 coal, T T Pascoe Glasgow, Avon ss, general, M Jones & Bros Rochester, Maggie Williams, 370 coal, G ThomM Bideford, H F Bolt, 120 superphosphate, Vivian A Sons

MARRIAGE BY AGENCY. A curious matrimonial case was hoard a few days ago before the Tiflis Court. A mechanic named Ivan Panfiloff, engaged on the Trans- caucasia n Railway, resolved to marry, and applied to a woman named Demidova, a member of the Molokani sect, to find him a suitable wife. After a long search the lady broker found a girl named Dubrovina, a housemaid in theserviceof a wealthy Tiflis family, who was agreeable to the proposal. The parties were introduced, and were apparently very much pleased with each other. Panfiloff paid his 20 roubles commission to Demidova, and the matter appeared to be in happy train. Ivan made many handsome presents to his fiancee, and the wedding day was fixed. Now intervened the trouble. Dubrovina found some- one who pleased her better than Panfiloff, threw the latter over, and married her second lover. The case just heard before the Tiflis Court was a claim made by the jilted Panfiloff against the lady broker for the restitution of the 20 roubles commission, as well as the value of the presents made to the fickle Dubrovina. Demidova explained to the Court the immense trouble sbe had been put to in arrangir)g the match, and pleaded that since, in the first instance, the parties were mutually satisfied, the responsibility of her commission th(-,n ceased.-Tiia Court was of the sain a opinion, and dismissed the claim of the disconsolate aud exasperated Panfiloff.

DESERTED AND DESPAIRING. Emma Eliza May (45), a widow, living in Orb. street, Walworth, was charged before Mr Den. man at Lambeth Police Court yesterday with attempting to commit suicide. Police-constable Wells, 330 L, stated that in consequence of what ho was told he went to the prisoner's apartments and found her lying on a bed. She said she had taken some laudanum, as she was tired of life, and wished to die. He gave her an emetio of salt and water, and then took her to the station, where she was seen by the divisional surgeon. The prisomr now said she was driven to the act by sheer destitution and shame. Last winter she picked up with a man who lived with her while she had anything to pawn and then left her. The constable informed his Worship that the woman was in very poor circumstances. Mr Denman discharged the prisoner on the understanding that she would at once enter the Infirmary. l

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) lIusintss ).bhrttsss. FOUNDED 1850. I ¡ FOR LARGEST SELECTION AND RESOLUTELY J^QWEST jpRICES FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF JJOUSEHOLD F URNITURE, CARPETS, FLOOR CLOTHS, LINOLEUMS, PIANOFORTES, &c., GO TO JJEVAN AND COMPANY, LIMITED, I, Registered as THE CARDIFF FURNISHERS, I whose uninterrupted trading for nearly Half a Century, and whose immense and ever- growing business throughout the Principality and West of England, affords the strongest possible proofs of highest satisfaction being given to the many thousands of customers they serve every year. JOINING, DRAWING, AND ¡ JJEDROOM SUITES I FROM 31 T0 50 GUINEAS PER SUITE. AN UNRIVALLED SELECTION. DELIVERY FREE. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES GRATIS AND POST FRER. YOU WILL SAVE AT LEAST 25 PER CENT. BY GIVING YOUR ORDERS TO BEVAN AND COMPANY Whose only Addresses are DUKE.STREET AND ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. OPPOSITE TOWN-HALL, NEWPORT. CLARENCE-STREET AND HANBURY. ROAD, PONTYPOOL. 65O 15643 3157 R. J. HEATH & SONS, CARDIFF, pONTYPRIDD, AND -IL L ONDON, pIA NOFORTE AND ORGAN m ERCHANTS. (FROM SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS, 9TH JANUARY, 1894.) VERDICT OF 4NiNF HUNDRED: -Under this title Messrs R. J. Heath and Sons, Queen-street, Cardiff Eianoforte makers, organ builders, and music ware- ousemeu, have collected an imposing array of testi- monials and Prass opinions relating to the quality of the musical instruments supplied by them. The firm is so well known in Cardiff, and, indeed, throughout Sou h Wales and the West of England, that it is hardly necessary here to dwell upon its influence and commanding position. This collection of testimonials serves, however, to do something more than certify to the excellence of the instruments furnished by Messrs Heath and Sons. It shows, in a sense, how steady is the growth among _tae general public of a desire for a knowledge of music, aud how increasingly numerous, even in the homes ot the working classes, are pianos, organs, and harmoniums. The great majority of the letters in this list relate to pianos, and while many of them have reference to most costly instruments containing all the latest improvements, supplied to the well-to-do, the greater number relate to serviceable instruments purchased for the homes of the wage-earning portion of the community. This growing love for so refining an art as music is a most favourable sign. For though in the Principality music has for generations been the chief recreation of the people, it has for the most part been choral music in connection with churches and chapels that has occu pied attention. Instrumental music is now, however, receiving IS fair share of attention, and all those in true sympathy with the art must trust that the move- ment will go steadily onward. These testimonials have been received from every quarter of the Princi- pality, while not a few come from other portions of the United Kingdom, and some fiom South America,India, and other distant countries. All speak most favour. ably of Messrs Heath's business methods as well as of their instruments. R. J. HEATH & SONS INVITE INSPECTION. FULL ILLUSTRATED LISTS AND VERDICT POST FREE. 1066 GRAND THEATRE BOOKING OFFICE. A WONDERFUL M B DICINE. JJEECHAM'S PILLS, [■' JgEECHAM'S PILLS, B EECHAM'S PILLS Ar* universally admitted to bewortn a Guinea a Box for Bilious and Neryous disoiders, auch aa wind and pain at the stomach, sick headache, giddiness, fulness and swelling after meals, dizziness and drowsiness cold chills, flushings of heat, 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 isno 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_- WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. w ORTIJ A GUINEA A BOX. WORTH A GUINEA. A BOX. For Females of all age3 they are invaiuable No Female should he without them. There is not a medi. cine to be found equal to them for removing aryob. struction or irregularity of the system. n 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 boneOW wlich ai-e proved by their use OEECHAM'S PILLS. B F,.FCFIAM'S PILLS. B EECHAM'S PILLS For a. weak stomach, impaired digestion, and all disorders of the liver they act like MAGIC," and a fevs doses will be found to work wonders upon the most important 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 FACI;}' esti- fied continually by members of all classes 01 society, and one of the best guarantees to the nervous and debilitated is "gEECHAM'S PILLS. B F-,ECHAM'S PILLS, B EECHAM'S PILLS Have the Largest Sale o any Patent Mediczcmfa* the World FULL DIRECTIONS ARB GIVEN WITH EACH BOX. Prepared only and sold wholesale and retail by the Proprietor, T. BEECHAM, Chemist, St Helensj.M-)- lahire, an d by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers everywhere. I"omW.V":IoIL%d,-d 26 94 eM&. fBttamiss rjlHREE REARS' SYSTEM RJLHREE YEARS1 SYSTEM jgSTEY ORGANS. JpiANOFORTES BY COLLARD, pIANOFORTES BY BRINSMEAD, JpiANOFORTES BY NEUMEYER, piANOFORTES BY KIRKMAN, JpiANOFORTES BY ERARD, AND ALL THE LEADING MAKERS, FROM 10s MONTHLY Until Paid for; after which, and Without any FurtM Charge whatever, the instrument becomes the Property of the Hirer. Price Lists, with New Designs, free on application. THOMPSON AND SHACKELT4 LIMITED, QUEEN'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE, CARDIFF. Also at Swansea, Bristol, Newport, Merthyr. Poeip pridd, Barry Dock, Llanelly, Bridgend, Gloucester Penarth, &c., &c. 1047 A FTERTHE JgASTER HOLIDAYS rpnEJ^ATR JJ1URNISHING 42, CASTLE-ROAD AND VERE-STREET i ROATH, CARDIFF, Will for One Month oniy offer their immense Stock of Household Furniture, Mangles, Peraffl" bulators, Mail Carts, etc., regardless of cost ft** Cash or on she Easy Purchase System, at terffl* to suit all comers. LARGER DISCOUNT FOR CASH ORDERS- CATALOGUES POST FREE ON APPLI- CATION. ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE. NOTE OUR ONLY ADDRESS IN CARDIFF :— ROATH JpiTRNISHING CO., 42, CASTL E-ROAD A N D VER FSTREET, ROATH, CARDIFF. 1329 rjpEETB i rjlEETH EETH 1 T T A COMPLETE SET ONE GUINEA SINGLE TOOTII Five Years' Warranty. Prize Medal. QOODMAN & {JO., 10, DUKE-STREET, AND 56, QUEEN- STREET, CARD I IfF. ARTIFICIAL TEETH PAINLESSLY FITTED bl Atmospheric Suction, at one-third the usual cbargoo, No Extractions necessary perfect and life-like appearance special SOFT PALATES Tender Gums perfect for Mastication and Speech. COUNTRY I'A'L'LKN'I S *UPJ lied in One Visit, A" railway fare allowed. Specialalten tiongiven to Repairs, TESTIMONIALS.—L>r ANDHEW WILSON (late BAYS J. CAN iseommend Mr Goodman a very skilful and humane Dentist. His R,, sonable charges should attract to >>nn all CLAHSE^U^ Consultations Free.— Speciality in WHITE ENAW"™ J and GOLD FILLINGS, AMERICAN D KN'TLSTR"* PLATKLJCSS PALATES. Before entering look for the Name- GOODMAN & CO., ,.P 56, QUE1CN-ST., A 10, DUKK-STREBT, CARD" 15, CASTLE- EET, SWANSEA- PONTYPRIDD—86, TAFF-STRE iiT (over GLAMOR* shire Bank;, 32e—W™ AIN !> AT 28, HIGH-STREET. NEWPORT. Consultations Free. Hours, 10 to 8. jyjR RODMAN ATTENDS PERSONALLY AT 56, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. rjlENTS, ^JARQUEES^ J^LAG$ AND BUNTING, &c., ON SALE OR HIRE, FOR EISTEDDFODS, FETES, LUN* CHEONS, MEETINGS, &c., THE LARGEST STOCK IN WEST OF ENGLAND- ESTIMATES FREE. W. J. NEUTH, 3110 (Late Winfield & Co LADY BFXT.AGATE-STREET, GLOU WILLIAM TRESEj^RT^UKgEiY- MAN, SEEDSMAA^AND FLO&ISX,^ ~Sr7mrANL> 7~T TT GREENHOUSE A FINE CA? A VI \"I\ at the Nurseries, r A WNTVI'WN CO VVB RIDGE-ROAD. FLOWI RP Catalogue on application, SEEDS." post free. 11 have a fine stock of GERANIUMS. — Plants, which may be seen at Scarlets, Dark Nurseries, Cowbridpe-road. I00?! Scarlets, Salmon, do from 100 to 1,000 in one Pink, White, colour. Lobelias, PyrethrulB" Tricolors, Bicolors Verbenas, Petunia, Heliotrope Ageratum, Calceolaria, etc. D~AH LTXS— Show, All the leadmg kinds. Fancy, Cactus, Catalogue on application. Pompon, Single. WREATHS, CROSSES, CUT I'LOWEKS isra special feature of my establishement. All orders executed with promptitude and despa.tch. 1 LOCKYER'S SULPHUR HAtP L RESTORER- LOCKYER'S SULPHUR B.A11t L RESTORER. THE SUREST THE SAFEST THE BEST. THE CHEAPEST LOCKYER'S SULPHUR HAlP RESTORER produces a perfectly natural coloijv The gradual change is certain, and foi removing SCORK beautifying and cleansing the hair, causing it to GRO wherever thin, Lockyer's is unrivalled.—Large bottW» Is 6d. Sold evelywhere DELLAR'S CORN PLASTER. -BoSeI Is L^D and 2S 9d each » The Corn Plasters are a certain cure for hard at. corns they completely dry up and eradicate põ' corns; the Bunion Plasters, a proved remedy. fot bunions and enlarged toe joints. Sold by all cheou3'0' Be careful Dollar s Plasters are supplied. T> ESPLENDENT IVORY JL\> TEETH.—To make sure of these, CRACROiT"* ARECA NUT TOOTH PASTE is necessary.. dislodges tartar, thoroughly polishes the perfectly cleanses the teeth, hardens the gums,JI astringent, aromatic, and delicious in flavour. Paste ensures a fine set of teeth Sold Pots, Is each. DEAFNESS, Noises in the Ears, etc. Dellar s ESSENCE.FOR DEAFNESS has provjg an extraordinary remedy. It always relieves, generaJJj cures, and is strongly recommended by thousands have derived benefit. It is quite harmless.—SOLD 1 Bottles, Is IYAd and 2s 9d each, by all Chemists. QULPHOLINE SOAP s a delicate# K3 refined, chemically pure oap, intended JM, general use, but specially by; hose endowed. sensitive skins. For washing at all times, and brinfijx the skin to a soft, pliable, healthy condition, pholine Soap holds the first place. Its odour is "sa pleasant, and the soap is not expensive. Tablets, each. 1 FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE?, £ JLARKE'S LARKE'S w ORLD-FAMED JJLOOD MIXTURE. rpHE GREAT BLOOD p URIFIER and RESTORER. FOR CLEANSING and CLEARING BLOOD from ALL IMPURITIES it cannot F too highly recommended.A For Scrofula, Scurvy, Eczema, Skin and B* Diseases, Pimples, and Sores of all JdødJ, I effects are marvellous. It Cures Old Sores. Cures Sores on the Neck Cures Sore Legs. Cures Pimples on the Face. Cures Scurvy. Cures Eczema. Cures Ulcers Cures Blood and Skin Diseases. Cures Glandular Swellings. Clears the Blood from all Impure Matter, From whatever cause arising. It is the only real specific for Gout and matic Pains. It removes the cause from blood and bones. As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, warranted free from anything injurious to most delicate constitution of either SE*» infancy to old age, the proprietors solicit to give it a trial to test its value THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS' t. We have seen hosts of letters from Peopal, who have received great benefit from the Clarke's Blood Mixture. It cannot be too estimated, for it cleanses and clears the •>'NJFTJ from all impurities." This is a good testiluo bet from the Family Doctor, which goes on f-I so to say: IT IS the finest Blood Puriiaer science and skill have brought to light, aø1t¡ tP can with the utmost confidence recommend 16 our subscribers and the public generally- Sold in bottles 2s 9d each, and in cases six times the quantity, lis— utlicient to nunenc cure in the great majority of long-31" ^BY all CHEMISTS and PATENT VENDORS throughout the World, or sent I" address on receipt of 33 or 132 stamps BYRJNOL^» PNEI-TS, THE LINCOLN AND MIDLAND TIES DRUG COMPANY, LINCOLN. TRADE MARK-BL00D~~MIXTURB ASK FOR BE P0* CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURE, and do noc auaded to take an imitation or substitute. Printed and Published by tbe DAVID DUNCAN & SONS, at 105, ST m AND Westgate-street, in the town •* county ofjGUraonan