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Sttginrs* anoresscs J"APLE and CO. (LIMITED) T oTfFNHAAL COUIIT-IZOAD LONDON rjMIE LAliOEST FURNISHING TJv^ST \BLISHMENT IN THE WOULD ■\ a M'l.K and CO., J)M)gn«rt and aDUrao- I t.,r<")).'tb.)th.c??AKt?i'!0 tUBft'tUHE?.d p?'KAr'uNa. The ?r<Mr mid most convenient }i"'Ubhhl" Establishment in I hc wurKt. Established ?.????'"???'???.M? 14. 145, 140,147,148,149, 'l"u:lenlmiii Ouiirt-ioaU, Luudou, W. )lO\PLE and CO. 1\1 APLE aull co" BEDROOM APLE and CO. FURNITU KE. A 1 I Al'I.IC and CO. — 1,000 BKDKOOM ?i. suites, at fn.m 70.. to t?.O. lormlng «. Seltc u.„ without varaUe' m th world, JH e»ery conceivable TMMyot st\ht and design, nd \'ry of ?'<?t' prions r.ingiug trc? 93 ?? ?'' T;?'}. thus J"HliIy waiting eveiy ?t., f'esitence. Everyone »u>ut to furnish should visit the Exhibition of Bedroum Fllrniturt>. "l-\l'U: and CO:" BEDROOM FUHNI- H'Ki] is manufactured from timbr wh?h they L k\t !hUII\"f"8 imported "nd staekmi In their y.irda lill thoroughly !,y and weil-aeaaoued. The soundness of tho woods, as wll t ht" worklD"n9hip. can thus be r .n-ea-MAFLti and 1;0.. !D1)IWrI aud Maoulao- ^j^Al'LE and CO. t APLE and CO, BEDROOM 1\1APLE and CO. FURNITURE. MAl'LE and CO. The ROSAMOND 1 !lmoot SUITL; in Hu'¡wuoù "ompri'e8 I w irv one "nh plute-tfUss 4?titre door washstand, with itiart-1- tv p, iile back, drawer anù Ollpboard with shelt h. and towel iod At end toilet table with glass athxc.l ana drawer, all with b.?s hanJhs- two chain. j?i?. 6d. MAPLE and CO. The STANLEY 1. lul IN, in Uazelwood, lined with frallrant Call- turn an Sequoia, and consisting of wardrobe with curved panels and bcvdled glass centre door; dr 5S ag table "ftith hu bfveiled g.ass, jewel drawers, and brackets washstand with cupboard beneath, marble tov, tiled tNuk. lo1 rods at ends and art lilk curtain; turee ciiairs, i: 8 los. IAPLE and CO. A I'LE and CO. BEDROOM m A RLE and CO. FURNITURE. 1\1 A I and CO.—The DANBURY BED- ROOM SUITE, in Hazelwood, consisting Of a handsome waidrobe, vdth shaped b,v,li?d plate-glass doer aud large drawer at bottom, dressing-chest, with large shaped top bevelled glass affixed, also jewel utawet a aud brackets, washstand with marble t, high tii«*d b.?k, cupboard beneath, and towel rods at eul., th? chalr, £11 )53. MAPI.E and CO.—The ELLEHDALE lT? SUITE c mailing of a Urge wMdrobe "hh tevftted door. a Urge dt-essiug-chest with bevelled toilet KIASS nlld jwel drawers, i*rge wuu. stand with marble top and double tile back, pedestal cupboard, towel-airer, and three chairs, £14 10s. This it 118 excelicm set at a moderate price. I APLE and CO. lAPLE and CO. APLE and Co. BEDSTEADS. MAPLE and CO. bare seldom less than I 10,000 BEDSTEADS la stuck, compriiing some h various patterns in sizes from 2ft. 6in. to 5ft. Bin. wide, ready for immediate delivery—ou the day of purch tse, if desired. The disappointment and delay incident to choosing from designs only, where but limited stock is kept, is thus avoided. VI APLE and CO.—BEDSTEADS with l?i. WIKK MA?TBES?ES.—A New 8how.room Is kt apart the "I -!I?. di.pl.y of Bd,l d. fitted -i?h W.? Wire Spring Mattresses, complete. Ih,'? w 'i'l, come at fr"m 105. 6d. each, are most convenient and .f.,t.bl?.I adapted for ?ith., uvte families or .?lubl, or publio institutions. Special price list post free. jyjAPLE and CO. INJAPLE and CO. ANATOLIAN APLE and CO. CARPETS. "f APLE and CO.-ANATOLIAN CAR- J.T? ??.M. IhettnMt.coUM-tianio Europe. M*p)e and Co. enjoy the greatest facilities forgetting Ana. tolian and Turkey Carpets of superior quality and finish, having their own "euta at Ouchak, who per80ualiv superintend the dyeing and weaving. Purchasers of Anatolian and Turkey Carpets will save all intermediate profit* by buying from Maple and Co. MAPLE and CO.'s Stock of Indian, Per- It sian, and Turkey C?rptti and Hugs is equal in extent and variety to all the be, Xk. in Europe combined. 1 APLE and CO. iVI APLB and CO. CARPETS. APLE and CO. ENGLISH CARPETS. MAPLE and CO.'S "CLUB CARPET" 1\ (re?tf?) is tuxurtou?y .ott?nd thick, very duiable, elegant in design, and rich in colouring, and. being wovvn upon a novel principle, affords a most a»tistic efect. Those who seek an exceptionally hand- some Carpet at a moderate cost should see this new J;lo!uctiüli. MAPLE and CO.'S SEAMLESS BKUS- iT± FNLS CAHPE1S are nnw on b.w in all the *.ew patterns and culourings. These Carpets, being of the finest quality, and m & d,eentireiy without seam or j"in, will wear admirably, and all.alt. in matching is avoided. i.ist of sizes p It free. 1 APLE and CO. lyjAPLE and CO. iN IAPLE and CO. WOODSTOCK CARPETS. MAPLE and CO.—WOODSIOCK CAR- 1'- PhTS, the most luoceflstlJl floor covrinl8 ever J,lr,J.t.llleed. All wool. bordered alll1 fringed, inexpensive, arti3tíc. and very durable. All the new pattern, and cuigtiring, now on show, at from 11.. 4d. each. List of sizes post free. MAPLE and co.—BRUSSELS CAR- l' PETS, in numerous artistic designs and colour- ings, now 5? liii)g at Sa. the yard, usual price 3,. 9d.; n"" isetui?ek, s .?wk ot T*peatry Brussels, best qiiali-y, but ?t.se.tMn's patterns, at b. 9 £ d. the yMd. 'l'h3 Arc very durable ..d ?,n.1k.blv cheao. jyjAPLE and CO. 1 APLE and CO. jyjAPLE and CO. SILK TAPESTRIES BROCATELLES. MAPLE and CO. have now on ehowaU the  Asi'???'"?" In I [& and SILK ..d WOOL TAft.SimEM.in m?ny.joMttnd gr???bl. combina- i?"?'t"?' i,, v.,i?ly f d?.ig,?. The ¡"ge.t auel .'?'t ?, plete ?3ortme?t of Tapestries In MAPLI'. and CO. have again a magnifi- -t? MntMJMt.nof Rich Silk BROCATBLLKS. in '?eh mtrvt) oua etttc'a hate been produced tt grM?ty i"?.. d ?,t. The.e hbrica are both be?uttful and ings ?nd pprp?-l.w for either dr?tttt ag ?er- init APLE and Co. jyjAPLE and CO. l A PLE and CO. LAMPS. FLOOR LAMPS. MAPLE and CO. are showing all the' 1't Noveli.o in Extending Floor I..P., 1. ",lid orass, Wfought iron, and ('oPPr. Copper and brau. Japanese bronze also with decoration, in noy",} w tester and Cn,w" D-rb PofCeiain. Evepy Is fitted with patent selt-extingui.hing b,nn. thus M?r.nf; .b?ute Mt?y. New dMijtn. post ?. MAPLE and co:a ABSCLUTELY 1'" AFE TABLE LAMPS, In the New Btyles i,, Art .H M*t d, iv-.n atid copper, ''°P? "'? brass, onvx. oxidised, Iltel truiized, crystal, D\>ult«>n a'd "th,r Table f*tmt>9. electro-plated "od other Princess 4m,. Artistic Novelties and specialitiet in LampH f;lJ8de,. lJesigns frf-e. M APLH tnd CO. j?TAPm and CO. AR ^CORATORS. MAPLE and CO. carry 01» every kind of .l decorative work, a, .?ll as plain P" p.urnbmg, electric and hot-water engineering, smila- Ii n, ventilation, and gas-flttings. Theii .staff includes aom^ tfry clever art?ta. In Miditio?t?men <.ft:rmt ;:ie;e: ;ho:ï, I?, v?,y highest ?l.. has be.?, MeceMtu)? com* pletod, )V1 APLK and CO. have on view in their B'? Showroums e??mpkt ot Elizabethan and other Wf?<t Panelling., Dw?..?d C.t)ing.. Moorish Ar ).M. i-, W.rk, D,,(],- )„ oak and w.1- IUI, ?'?'?' T.peotty. Anaalypla, Calcorion, l.¡gnomur, ?:d other decorative bbrlcsin aU "be .W.t and 1-t designs. JPURNITUKU for EXPORTATION. THSITORS as well as MERCHANTS M< ,i'('tt'' "t FURNMHtN6 F,?TABI.ISAMFN TinptbeW,rki Hundred. otthOMMnd.  worth of Furniture, Bedsteads, Carta, ??"?-? C't",ry. Ch.n., I.i.n.. Ac., all ready Tor *"?''°"?" Having irg, space, all goods M< ?T ? P?m,,M by ?Mri?MdpMk r.-Mry ?*?.tM t"?'?'?* '<' e" "M dV!iiv*t?« J m,reputation of half a oentury —MAPJ^R 'r. "E"?*'°" °' e"'tary -MA)'J.B

srOHTSMAIY AND SlOJiTJJXV LltM I AUTUhNTtUS)At{))Nurjt:)UMS. SAN DOWN PARK MEETING. I IOMI, I RIDER. I SporUm*H. ARMY AND Navy 8T.8PLEC8U8. BoyChieftain Capt Crawl.y 5 to 4ou| 5 t. 4 on HANDICAP HU?L.. ?N<))yGrey.)Wi')?'r.)10'')l<tt!!Ottl<t; Grand MIUTAKT SU8PLJlCHd8. a,ig C..t Yardlev 1 6 t0 I ag 1 11 to 2 all VKTFRANS' HANDICAP. The Nun.) U, H.Wicke. 4 to :en) 4 to Ion i HURLS HANDICAP. Camerol1lao. Ow:Î"ÐtCIP'l ag 6 to 1.. MAUONAL FLAT. Bo Valentine. | Sir C blade | 2 to lag| 2 te lag Th. abow. prices are identical with those officially published in the Itaoing Calendar.

8ANDOWN PARK ORAND MILITARY MEETING. 2.0—The ARMY AND NAVY STBBPLKCHASI of Vice sovs, íllr qualified horses, four year olds and upwards weieh for age; wiullen extra. Two mi18 and a ha t. Mr Eustace Loder's Boy Chieftain, 4yrs, 10,t 71b Capt Crawley 1 Sir S M Lockhart's Sweet 8eclusion, 6yra, !2.t Capt Beevor 2 Mt D F Uobert@n-Aikman's Sherry Glass, aKed, I'? t ow .,3 C pt H F White's Philosopher, 6yrs, Ilst 91b Ow ::er0 Capt C k Court's !?.t C.pt M iurd.. b0 Z:t; g ,åd;i:t¡;fct1 G; :,e I.rdoc U 0 Mr O H Molyneux 0 WJuner trh,¡j by T Cannon, jun. Betting—5 to 4 Boy Chieftain, 5 t,? 1 -a-L Sweet Seclusion. 6 to 1 g.t Partisan, 7 to 1 g,t Philosopher, and 100 t, 8 agst St?.r w 6! .n:tl;C rs::er74: refused, and Fhilo@plier eett(ed down from SweeL Seclu,ion and 6010. wih Sherry Gi.. I. to the Ie no" below the 't.?.d, h.. Philo.uvher fell, and G?,- and Hhll, Y (il.. then joined weöt Seclusion. A mile from home he lot cloged, and at the bttom luru Swct Seclusion drew out olear, but gave way three fences from home to the favourite, who won by half a length bad third. Gozo was fourth. 2.65-An OPES S"LLIN8 HANDICAP HVRDLK RACE of 100 sovs the winuer to be sold fo 50 aova. Two miles, over eight hurdles. Mr Warren Jackson's Nelly Grey, 10tt 7<b.W Taylor 1 Mr T Cannon's Heidelberg, 5yrs, lOst 101b Mawson 2 AIr S Woodland's 8ilven..ud. 4yrs, llstSib AIr II Woodland 3 AIr Statham Hobson's Eversfield, alod, 12st 21b Ur E field, g .d. A Nightingall 0 Mr R Porter's Eric, aged, 10it lBlb Mr Atkinaon 0 Mr W H Davis's The Stint, 4yra, lost 91b G Williamson 0 Lord Molyneux's Fugleman, aged, lOst 91b Owner 0 Mr 1.1 y*' 7-1- gkd, INtlb:ow, Mr W F.ynt'. D..?,?. Lucia, 4yrs, lUst Mr Tippi.r 0 Winner traiuea privately. BltUnc-4 to 1 each -g.? H.ldelberg, Th. 8tint. and Silversand, 6 to ??.8?tt?vb"field!iid Erio, 10 to 1 each agst Fugleman ana Nellie Gray, 1C0 to 5 agst Trick, and 1)106K.? Donna Lu?D Fugleman settled down from Bilversaud and Trick, ,ith .ld aud Brie next and The Stint In tb Descending the hill Trick took second plaoe aud Silwr- -and third. A mile from home trick bolted, and Fugle- man went 0" clear f Silversand and Eversfield. F.g man led till the second hurdle f,.O? home, when Nellie Gray drew to the frout followed by Heidelberg, and won b) two I..gt";rt..1 a length ?,?twe..? the second and third. The Stint WI' fourlb. ID- Lucia fifth, and Eric a3t' The winuer wa. sold to Mr. Escott for 310ga. 3.10-The GRAND MILITARY STKBPLKCHASH of 300 SOyl, for qualified h orses. Two M ile3 a"d a half, Capt H B"aweJl p..t-Y Gliglu. 6yra, I2d .t Capt lardley 1 Capt A Crawley a Van der Bere, agad, 12at 7111 BlrO Slade2 Mr H L P-?ell's Uly, Aged, 12st Major Hunt-Murdoch 3 M r H F D, Red Ruin, aaed. M 10Ib.Copt Duff So Capt H F White's Philosopher, 6yrs, I let Capt Kavanagh 0 IIr Eustace Loder's Soltykoff, 4Y18. lOst 121b Capt Crawley 0 Winner trained privately. Bett1RI-3 to 1 each a..t Soltyko!f ,?d Uly. 4 to 1 agstVau der Berg, 6 to 1 -g.t Grig. and 7 to 1 agst ?il-ph Van der Berg made plav from Philesopher, Grigou, and Ulysses, with Red Ruin last, to the first lence, when Philosopher assumed the command. At the fouce belew the stand Bed Ruin fell, and Philosopher weal on clear of Vail dei Berg, Soltykoff, and Grigou, Enter- Ing the straight, Van der Berg drew to the Iroul, but was challenged at the 10lt fence by Grigou, who won by three lengths; six lengths between the second and bird Philosopher W.. .tb. J.4Tbe VITBRANS' HANDICAP STIBPLECHASS of 100 sovs, for qualified horses; winnere extra. Three miles, C&Pt Betty's The Nun, 5yrs, 12st 4lb Mr Bewicke 1 0.,M.Y?Th-P-Eble, aged, 12.t 2?b Capt Peake 0 Winner trained privately. *.ZU"An VPNN @ANDIOAI HURDLB RACE or 200 SOVS winners TTwo miles. over eight hurdle" C.Pt Bewicke's Cameronian, aged, 12st bib Owner 1 M? Jame. Waugh', Fetl. 4y,& 111' 41b M. 2 12st Wilfiainson 3 Mr J A Miher'. Doge, <yM. 12at capt u?wi?y 0 bj, Ablii@tott's Dower, y@. 29 t I (b b ex) J g Mr R A Ward's Shortbread, 6yra, llatlllb A Nllbtlnpll 0 Mr W H M@re's L-eybourne 5y. list bib Owner 0 Mr Mle.tb.,?', Bipl..?, ?y.. list 4ib E.?.tt 0 Wi -?.d bv H*rdy.? BetUng—7 to 4 i.t8\H;['.aOb ?g,t Hy- bourneand CRmeronian, 1lo 1 agst Eventide and Explorer, aud 100 to 8 each agst 1101/0 aud Fetlar. Leybourne aettled down clear of shortbread and Hz. plorer, -ith C .I.. last, for a ii., when Esplorer became the *1,1,pr in. Shortly afterwards ShotX?o' jumped badiy,and Eventide became eecond. With hort. br.d. Doge, and Fetl.- ,t. Two hur les f,o. home :b:dlt,,J:ereTo ;b:: ,;r t?a ronian, a'mIU the lead at the lut hurdl. won by a b.1 I three )entt.))tttp<?<d*t)?°?oon5 1, T ltl. ,? rnd! Leybourne waa fourth, Bhortbt?d Mth, D.g.Xt, and Dower I.t. 4.ffi-A NATIONAL HUNT FLAT BACB of 100 aova, tor qualified horses, tour year el>ia and upwarda weight for a-.e; winners extra. Two miies. Mr W Lawsou's St Vaientine, Gyre, 12st .Sir 0 blade 1 Lord Shafteebury's Auchor, byrl. list 101b Oapt Kavanagh 2 M, F Wis. D???ing Girl, 6, 122t .Mr Robertlon 3 M, Alk..i?'.1.t 101b o?,?., 0 by 0,.dd.k. B<tH..t-? to i:'=:ttÄ.:r l to rd;tk'Bt Valentine, 4 tu 1 agst Keete, aud 10 to 1 agst Danciug Girl. The last-named W. ,,?"we,& Keefe until five for- 10D1 from home, where St Valentine drew out and won easily by half a length lis lengtha between the aeoond and third. I BETTING ON THE COURSE. LINCOLN HANDICAP, 100 to 14 g,t Pensioner, t 8 to 1 W?'?M' t 8 to 1 — Mina, t 20 to 1 8imonlan, tAo 1 COO to 40 A,??.al. t 1000 to 40 Friar Jobn, -alter 20 to 1 1000 to 40 ?.?-aft4t 20 to I t 2000 to 60 — V*t GR"D NATIONAL. 4000 tolOOO tpt Cioiater, ?" 6 to 1 — The Midshipmlte, • 9 to 1 Why Not, t 1000 to 100 — Father O'Flvon. t 1000 to 40 Tit for Tat, t 2000 to 60 — Golden Gate, t

AUTEUIL MEETING. AUTfcJUIL, SUNDAY. The 10110..101 are the results of Lo-IIaY'1 I'aoilll:- Prix du Seuller Steeplechase—Junior, 1; Cadix, 2; ur'de-Plute. 3. JuPu, !i. de. Piers Hurdle EMt-BMUtM, 1 ¡ Ast,?no. 2; Valencia, 3, National Steeplechase—Latude, I Cotentin, 21 Pro- nostlc, 3. Prix Amaranthe Steeplechase Handicap-teigny. 1 i A)p?..M° 2 Mirage H. 3. Prix du Lac Hurdh Handimp-wi.do?. 1; B,?dy- mi. 2; F.Iitt4,, 3. m::2,"Ji,i: Steepleebase-Premie?jkmour, I Etourdi,2; Rhesus, 3,

WINDSOR MEETING. 0. 1, TO-DAY'S RACING. ORDIR OF RUNNING.—Harriers' Hunt Cup, 2.0; Denham Se?if? Hurdle Rtoe" 2.30; Buo!?n<h?' H*)? dicapi Hurdle Uace, 3.0; Maroh Steeplectiaae,3.30; Ballo shot Hurdle Race, 4.(,; Woburn Steeplechaae, 4.30; Drair HI/lit Steeplechaae, 5.0. BNTRIES. Barrlen' Hunt Cup.—Dunmore. g,d. Nora, aged Toby, g?d Lady Bl'u"" 5yra Chetwode, a.e4; Lord York. 4y,a stocking, 4v, .,?d Shannon, Y, Yoz Selling Hurdle "!? -Vib- 'o d dI-t.. 6yr, 6)M GonS?')? Peer* 'MB.&yft; Rio Ti.t., 4y, Joker. 4y, and Trick, 4Y.. SCRATCHING. Buckingham Handicap H. d10 Raee-Toronto. ARRIVALS. Arabi, Banker, Chetwode, Condloole. Credit, Dun- more, Emigrant, Fenian, Gonfa on, Houlachan, Jkr: Jet?'t'tr. LtdyDert?r. Lord York. 'Mt.y'M?oK.'MMd? Brown, Nora, Novi?, T P.?e'. Pelican, Peerless, Hi. 'nt. R.??r. Sagacity, Stoc)ttn<t.'Sh<H!nf)u.tiw??inz, The Sweep, Tortred?. Toby. 1 rick, and VtbmttOH. Several otherl are expected this moruiug.

PEMBKORE STEEPLECHASES. The ground over which these events will be run on b.d., 1, In pliididgoitimi,rder, and the ballku.e In Arm condition. ?h.it, ar@ more numerou. than upon any former occasion, and..ivln fine w.atber, which baa DOW all ?h.. p=.1 being tdf-9 for some day., a m at 8UCCÐUful meeting mav be ,.tk pated. 'Ihe eo"ne, Alle.tnn Farm, 1. within ?ay db- tance of tbe )WII, and tigii"tisto the Pembroke and Tent y &11..YI over wbip: excursions will be run. The garrison WHI be very atrongly represented, and, to en- hance the enjoyment of ti e occasion, the band of the Counaught Rangera will, we believe, play duringthe day.

SATURDAY'S LONDON RETTING. LINCOLNMIRC HANDICAP, (Run Ti3indav. March 21. Dhlaneo, one mile.) •!x 10 2 *ff*t Pensioner, 4yrs, 7st 81b, loo t. 1% .7.t 21b, t t* i Wolf# Crag, 3yrs. 6st 7lb. t ,19 6 te 1 — Acrobat, 4yra, fat Ulb, t Ao 25 to 1 Sab,a. 5yro. 7.t 41b. t, 25 to 15 7.t I llb, t & w e6 to I Y,. uih ?t 33 te 1 — ",tt.,Y. Y.. ?stllbt&o GRAHD NAIIOHAL. (Bun FrM<y. MMeh M. D?ttn<x. about to@ mXM M< 558 'd..) 9 t. 2 Rt ?d'!2ttM.t ro f t lhr;I:UI t 19 = r;,h,ï, dIt\lg, t & 0 lo k&ther O'Flyrin, aged, lls ItIllb,tko tiU n? ?to 1 GOldon Gate. 6,n. lot Nb. t

THE ACCIDENT TO MAJOR CARTER. Major 0-It?, ?h. -al..d ceneuttten of the bi. In £ '< "t'njt )hn<Mh 'he M) of G? ih?2 C-P "m Plill-Y, 1. ttvou?My. Md the ..di. ?M. J. j'tiM.OewM )MM tMt :o,,mll:llorln d.b = '°Ü: 'di ward tk,?- to bl. quartir»i

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PROPHECIES. I WINDSOKMEMtNO. B?OttKQHAM HURDLK HANDICAP. Sport.man- V. -A 'dx Li .-T.t.. Fl.1 y or V?n?rd. I?nd and Wt.- eI?'f iMHK'ii V,ctuallen' GMttto-SHnm? or ?S?? .? Sporting Ti.T,d."U. or ddor town M AIII LU £ I"CAP ST«KPLECHA8K.—Sportsman— ?*" ?" ?'" ?' Sporting Lif.-n.more. ??<')dd -?ii)H. B..??r or Sprlngbank. Land and W.t. Pa..lmonlou.. J?CtHMd TiotMttter)' GMette-Btttte t,?, T"rr#r- Sporting TimM-Winte B)<*)t or Mxr. cems "*?"? LRAI,, "P"'tl-0" aSrport ,h.n Uft-F?ontt. Fleld-Bmln or The Student. ?' ?"E'nh.. Lio.n.ed VictMUer.' G?tt. —jis! mi. uor Writer. SportintTtmM—itmtn. D.Y.  R?SBtCAp KTtttMMmAM.-Sporttnxm ol L-d ktJt..rti,?&Lif.-Pth Si .—Fatliei YO liy, ..d Water- nbk'te.id, *a'd!d! ie. ?d Victu»l>ers' Gazelle — Father O'Fl or L?)y H.ttn. BporUng Ti .1.dy Heien. N[.?mox B?.fpmotttK. Nporttmtn B?rmtid. S,,o.tn,xL.f.-B<.m..)d. FMd-K.d.h.r. L?,.t?nd te-i Kandahar. LioenKd V?tut?.rt- Q.Mtte-Btr- Jin, *li d ? or Kandahar. 6porting Times—Kandahar. R?-L. HiNWCAP.-Sportsinan-Omng. pr« er ior Marienb1ad. Sporting I.ife-Honieo. l'leld- L!uicein-seJd v Vict.ual!ler.. 1 Jfnd •"<l W.t.r-xin J. :a- U" ,tt?-Olauxe Feel &, DOKe. Sporting limes—Delava) or 10ttir. Btow ANU HURK ?'oat.t.-Sport.mM-WHd Man r. P. 't'?L Life-Mu.ioian. ildLd W??dd dMM?M" 13 (' B?p- Land .f1 Wft?er-ChouHeur Vi?t 'tt._ I Id Man from B?ueo or Borneo 11. Sporttnz HmM-WOd M<n from nlHmo. HMnm HANDICAP.—Sportsmsn—Ben I W:iN'ln1j,fxlfJD:Ff¡B.nw:: Or Gill L.i "SS Wal'r-lle» v?,. Hotn..d .K J,nm" or Mimr*m. Sp?Un); T Ainifs Beware or Adams s el.d, L?HIPLEY Htn 8"IIkPL&CBUIC.-SporhmalJ-Clylon I ,r:d WB:tI-?,' \'f:1a;I'¡ ?LMnidd?annddWiitM-Sp,ider. Hcenaed tfe.uttter<'G«Mtte ??.h?N?? ?"" T.m.h.rid,nor f?"?''??*??'?*?"S'??"°-a B"be or I Si ,.bPu"i"g Ltf.?d Bube. Field -? Harot? d or 6t. Bed.. L?nd and W-,?,-It.d R?,b.. ?M?Md O!tjIl:.e'Oa.: }Y::r-¡eto'b:f tile Valley. Spoiling Times—Red Rube. FRIARY MUD'" HuRBm RAOK.-Sporumtn-Romte. I Sporllllg Llle-'8.lIan. FieldLand and Water—Spring Licenled Vtotuh)!en' Gazette—Mn- Kellan pr ?"?' Timet-BomM or Ma- MKJ-KHH NATIONAL HU.T FIAT RAOI.-SporUm.n- Sjheridan !d,,Ortl,,gW ?!le- I"!P. Instep. Land and ? ??-M'?". L)e.H,td VIC- | tualler. Uazette—Uameronlan or M(er.

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I MARKETS. I LIVERPOOL PROVISION MAKKICT. "I LITKHPOOL, Saturday. Bacon: The market allows very little Improve- ment, notwithstanding a small receipt of bogs nnd an ndrance in value of light weights, and the Cincinnati Prices Current's statement that Itrger supplies are not likely for some time, the consumptive demand continuing to be slow. No change is made in quotations generally, but holder- are not standing out for extreme prices. Shoulders are also quiet. without material change in value. Uims participate in the general dull- ness, and while quotations remain unaltered it would not be difficult to purchase at less money. Lard on spot is slightly atteiier, but with a very restricted business. Futures are nominal, being unquoted and neglected. American refined is quiet ai recent rates, Choe«e is steady, wiih an improvemunt in the demand, which, however, runs principally on graceshelow finest. American butier is featureless. Eggs are in good demand, which is freely met without change in values. Beef and pork are firm but quiet at unchanged prices. I IMPOSTS or PBOVISIONS. .?' 11 ll I ■§ I 1' s (g «§ t £ j £ To-day 1336 50 — 699 337 76 27 ili.oek'l m 4 = 7. 11! 6i 30o l?X?r. 98H,'3 &>"416368 mew 2b=? M 8703 Y. ?0' 71 ??b5 ?l 16 92 176361 3803't019J77c! CUBTUKMV QUOTATIONS* Beer, per 3041bs. lixtra India mesa, fine 721 III 1.0 80.. lIt Wm 57s 6i to 62Jo 8<1 Hacon, per 1121.. Waterford .?. 73. M to 0 0< oÜ,c: 66i M 8: ¡: Americnn- i.ong clear. 55lba. average 62* 6d to <h M Ditto. 4JIbs to 45lb- ditt 53s 04 to 0. od Short c?r.66tb).????M<6t)toO<M 8hOrt .ib, 28lb-. ditto 54* 6 (to 'A, ad VUJIIerl.lld cut. 28.301bl, ditto. ()2.11t! t" 661 0,1 Stafford cut, 35-40Ib.. ditto 6 s Od to b6* Od Clear bellies, 14-16lbs. ditt 64.0<1 t" 51; 31 Short clear backs, 18lbs. ditto b2, 6,1 to 6t. 6>1 Bhoulders, N.Y. -t. 10.161b «< M to W. (U Ditt.t, 12.181b 51a Cd to M. 0' Hams, per U2lbs.: Long cut, 15-17 average 62s 0d to 66s 0d i Short cut, 14-16 M!Od t? 65. 0d L.?rd, per lllb., Prime W?,r. St, 61. 6d to 0, Od American ,e6111d lard 281b paila, 620 6d to 01 Od 1121b firkins, 610 6d to Os Od per cwt. U)uetHt l'I uxn, Fiu8.t Chubh. M< M: a.. 70. Cd l? 75a. Finest Sh'! et M: 0? to 66.?ollOd; gas Butter, per 112lbs: German factories, 104a to 0a. Dauiah—Choicest, In. ad to 00; finest, U5J to 0.; tine. 112s to 0s. Australian; Finest, 110a too. fine, 10. American— Kin est, 95s Od to 100s Od tine, &0. 0d to 83s 0d. finest Margariue, 63s to 66s medium, 45s to 55a: low, 37s to 45s. Eggs, per 12Irilh. Hm. 6* 6d to 61 10d duck. lCd. I LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE. I.IVKKPOOL, S iturday. I Sugar Die market for cane sugar during the p.et week has ruled dull, and closes without ap.1 preciable alteration from the quiet trade of the last few day.. Prices are unchanged on the week and sellers are not pressing, export qualities being especially held for previous rates. Business In- cludes 550 bags syrups (Egyptian) at 10s ex quay, and crystals at 17* 8d per cwt in store. Crystals have a firm market-No.1 19i 6d, No. 2 lB. 9ii, granulated standard 18s 3il, Egyptian 188 6d to 17s, Demerara grocery 17s to 18s 6J per cwt. Rum has been in fair demand on free offerings, and a good business is reported at Id per gallon decline. Coffee rules firm, and a moderate busi- ness is passing in African, 100 bags of bold berry sold at 75a 9d per cwt transit. Cocoa meets with very fair demand, but the scarcity of supplies keeps the quotations above buyers' bids, and only a comparatively small business is passing. Kice on the spot is quiet, and cleaned for export sell, very slowly, but prices are firm, owing to the high quotations for cargoes, which, however, are not being generally m-ide. Sago flour has a quiet, steady market at 10s per cwt for Sarawak. Lin- seed is firm on the spot, and meets with a mode- rate demand from orushers, who lepnrt a fair trade in cakes. Canaryseed Is quiet; 160 bags Spanish sold at 85s per 4841 bs. Tallow remains flim in price,but quiet as regards business owing to scarcity. Pulm oil is dull without alteration in values. Seed cile are also quiet and unchanged. (?astor oil is quiet at 21d for Calcutta, ResiB I :l:rlllid i;I:enr i: i:: at 25s 6d per cwt on the epot. CORN. CABBirr, Saturday.—(From the Report of James Tucker, Limited.)—At our market to-day busi- ness was of a very dull charauter. Wheat was about 6d per qr lower than last week for most descriptions. Maize was 6d to 1.. oats 8d, and beana fid per qr cheaper. Other articles were unaltered. GLOUCKSMB, Saturday.—(From W. O. Lucy and Co.'s Report.)-At our market to-day there was less English wheat offering, but prices were tbe 8rsD in D:nl;e:ill'o p:s very slow at nominally late rates. Grinding barley was 3d per qr dearer. Maize was 6d and oats 3d per qr lower. PRODUCE. LONDON, Saturday.-Sugar: Refined, fair trade; pieces, full prices; crystals and slofed goods firta and unchanged, French sieady j be«t firm—March, 14i 4ict buyers; April, 14s Si-t buyers; cans steady and firm. Coffee steadyi IIln,May,80. 3d; Sep. tember,7ge 3d. Tea steady and quiet. Rlop, jute. and hemp unllltered. Oil. Linseed, 21s 7$d to 27c 9d rape,25.4 fid; crude cotton, 24s; refined, 261 to 29. turpentine. 248 3d to 24s fid: petroleum, 4id to 4icJ. Tallow: Russian, 489. PROVISIONS. MONMOUTH, Saturday. Our market to-day was well attended. but trade waa slow. Quota- tions were as follow: —Fresh butter, la 4d per lb. Hen eggs, 18 for Is. Dressed poultry Fowls, Be. ag t. to 5s per couple. Butcher's meat (prime joints only quoted): Beef, from 7d to 8,1 "r lb; mutton, from 7d to 8d per lb; veal, 9d per lb; and cork, from 7d to 8d per lb. Fish: Salmon, 2. 6d to 2s 9,1 per lb; soles, 2a per lb; leiaon .01.1, lOd per lb;; tu<b it, la 2d per It); tirill, Is per lb; cod, 4d to Od per lb; plaice, 5d per lb; whiling, act per Ib I fresh haddock, 4d per lit; dried haddock, 511 per lb; mackerel, 4d to 6d each fresh herrings, 110 for la; bloaters, 18 [-CIS oysters, 16 for 1.. MEAT. LONDON, Saturday.—'There was a very dad finish to the week's trade, but the market waa pretty well cleared. The following are the quotations :— Beef: Scotch, long sides, as 4d to 3s 8d; short sides, Sa 811 to 4s; English sides, Bi 4d to 8s 8d no United States, Liverpool, or Depifnrd killed American hindquarters, S. 4d to Sa fid; fore- quarters, 2* 9d to 2s lOd. Mutton: Scotch, 4% to ?, 4d; Kn?thtt, ? to 4o M: New Z?bnd, 2a <d ft* 41 tg gt,4z KIHH. GRIMSBY, S'tturdav. — Fair supply; halibut pc'irce; good demand; about 34 amacks and six ateamerenrrived. Qu,,tftti.ns I- 6d to 1.8, 1. to 14 2d. brill., 7d to 10,1 per. lb; 6d to 4.? 6-1; 16,1101, 8-1?s G,t- 8a6d dead whitings, 2* to 3< 6d; whitches, 4s to 5s; live "*hbut.7sto9<!diModead,tito59pera?one, hve)ms',39to69;.)tttndead.l<to2a6d;cod, 6< to 10s; ditto dead. 2a to 4s each; kit had- docks, lla to 13m per box. BUTTER. CABMABTHBN, gatut-tiay. There was a fair supply of bultt?? on offer at our market to-day. which sold at from h Id to Is lid per lb Cheese realised from 24s to 25a 6d per owt, accord- ing to quality. co?R, ?'?'Ordinny: Seconds, 95s; Thirds, 82s Fou.ths, 638. Mild cured Arkiiia: ?"?82s: Fourtha. 63.. Mi)d cured Arht?: ??t"la4? ?"?'M'. Numbtt POTATOES. TENDON, Saturday.—There was a thw dtmtnd. with larger arrive of new, and prices hvour huyen. The following are the quntttiona:- Kent and Essex m?gnuma. 459 to 60.: impe- rators, 55 tn 65s; Scotch, main crop kidneys. 80s to 100s. per ton. BOPS. HOPS. WomcnTLm. Saturday .—(From Messrs. Plercy and Longhoi turn's Report), — There is very little doing in hops at this mark(4. Growers are not dis posed to tako less money for the remainder of their growths that are unsold, preferring to wait a little longer. HAY AND STRAW. LONDON, Saturday.—There was a steady trade and moderate supplies. The following were the quota- tions:-Pi-itne clover, 80a lo 112i; inferior, 70s to 75s; best hay, 75s to 112.; iuferior, 65s to 75s straw, 28s to 449 per load. BIDE AND SKIN. BMmrot, Saturday .—Htdet: 63lbs and upwards, 2;d to 2?d (American ) 21d to 3 l,1 per lb; 83)be to 92lbs, 2?d to Kjd (American), 211! to 3id per lb; 73lbs to 82lbs, 2?d to Pid (Ameri- can), 21d to 21d per Ib; 63[be to 721bs, 21d to 2td (American), 2td to 2}d per lb Brands, (American), 2d to Od per lb; 541bs to 621bs, 2id to 21d per tb; H)bs and under, 21d to 21d per lb cows, 631bs and above, 2d to 21d per iu; light, 2d to 2?d per arbd; bulls, :U02 Od ter in; b?avy cuts and warbled, 2?d to Od per lb; light ditto, 2d to Od per lb; irregular, 1 jd to Od per lb. Calf skins: 17itm and upwards, 4i l loOd per lb; 121be to leibs, 5-Jd to Od per lb; 9lbs to lllbs, So to Od per lb under 91bs, 5d to 0,1 per lb; cut and irregular, Bid to Od per lb; chance, Od per lb. Horse hidee. 8. 3d, 10s 6d, 139 3d, 14s Od. 15. 3d. 1st kip., 2d per )b; 2nd 1 d r lb. Fat: Mutton, 3id beef, 3d; :'h, liderset beef, 41d. b .of, 3d; C, 2s 2d; B, 3s 6d A. 5s 3d; X. 6. 9d XX, 8.4d. Forward price to 'riiui-sday.- Wools: D, Is 4d; C, 28 4d B, So ad A. 5s 3d; X, 69 8d; XX, 8. 4d. Fat lid, 2id, 30; sweet beef, 4d. LIVERPOOL METAL MARKET. LIVERPOOL, Saturday. Tbe Glasgow pig Iron warrant market is firm, and a moderate business has been done during the wei-k, and prices have stiffened-Scotch, 40s 9d, 40* 10d, 41s, to 41. 8d Middle»borough, 34s 4d, 34s 6,1, 34a 9d, to 35s hematite, 46.. 46. 3d, to 48i fi t. LIISI, week's shipments were 5,367 tons, as against 3,680 tons for the corresponding week last year. C»pper easier— £ 45 2s 6d. £ 45 5-. £ 45 7* 64 to jM5 16? prompt; JM5 12< 6J. £ 45 15,, ?516< 3d, to JEM for word. l'in excited, and prices decidedly advancing 493 10., 994. £ 9410a, to L95 prompt; L93 il, £ 9315', 294 59, to 994 10a forward Enplisb ingotp, £ 98'O £ 98 10s. Lead firmer-Engnsh, £10 to ? 49 17. Od to £ 9 18, 9d. £ 1ÎeIIIa2.t2s 6d to S17 15s. Tin-plates,—There is no new feature to report in thi* Nfticte. prices still remainin. low, and there is no immediate sign of improvement. Some for- w.rd sales are repOrled. but not of much account, whi?t prompt pbtet, Be?emer steel c?ea, IC 14 by 20, have been done at 11< 10;), 12s, 12" 1M. I 'Yl 1,eLIo\ end lie \tï,li}: and Us 10id to 12. f.o.b. Wales wastei a, 14 by 20, Bessemer teel cokes, fnll weight., at 11. lid, U. 3d, and 11? 41d f.ob Wal.s. ?nd ? I1s d, lis 7611, and Us 9d f.o.b. Liverpool, and 1001b wasters at 10s 6d. 10s 9d. and 10. 10id f.o.b. Wales, and lls, lla 3d, and lis 4jd f.o,b. Liverpool; Bessemer steel cokes, Ie 14 by 19J, at 12s, 12s lid, and 12s 3d f.o.b. Wales, aiiti Sieuiena-Maitit) steel cokes, IC 20 by 10, at 17s, 17s lid, 17. 3,1, and 17a fid I.o.b. Wales; nominal quotations bamg-for IC 14 by 20 Bessemer Eteel cokes, 118 9d, 118 10id. and 12s f.o.b. Wales; Siemens-Martin sieel cokes 12s, 128 3d, 128 6d, and 12s lid f.o.b. Wales; and cheap charcoals, 128 6d, 12. 9d, to 13s and ordinary charcoals, 13s fid, 13s 9J, 14s, and 14s 81; and best charcoals, 15s, 15* 6d, lfis, and Ifis 601 and 17. to 17s fid f.o.b. Wales; terne- plates, IC 20 by 28, Bessemer eleel chMCoaie, ;is 6d, 21* 9', 22?, 22s 3d, and 22? 6 ?, and better grades, 22s 9d, 239, 23s 3d, and 23s 8d f.b. Wales; and Siemens-Man in steel cbarcoato. 23s 8d. 24-, and 24s 6d, and 25s. 25s 6d. a?<? f.o.b. Wales.

BILLIARDS. I ROBERTS AND PEALL FOR £400. Exceedingly interesting were Friday afternoon's stages of the billiard match at the Egyptian-hall, Piccadilly, London. Another big crowd witnessed the play, which at the outset looked likely to be &HinftvourofFeat!.MWpHdidheper- form. Robert', who allows 9,000 points start in a game of 24,000, commenced the day's pro- ceedings, with about 300 points the best of the handicap, ti.e totals b,,ing :-Peal[, 21,047; Roberta, 19,827. As matters turned out, the positions under- wont very little alteration, as Roberta compiled 963 to Peall'a 613. The latter, on the first occe- sion of going to the table, made a very fine break of 334, which ia the higheat scored by him duiing the match, and which aoiualiy gave bim the best of matters. Subsequently Peall, who had lliirteen other innings, could only make breaks of 90 and 64 Roberts, on the contrary, made breaks of 154, 250, 119, 104, and 273 (with nurseries of ee and 33 cannous). The totals when an adjournment was made werePeall, 21,660; Roberta (in play). 20.793. There was a crowded house in the even- ing, nnd the play was of fairly good quality. The game proceeded evenly, and Roberts thus main- tained his advantage. The champion made as his chief breaks 110, 56,288,99. 69, 152. 214. and 160 unfinished, while Peall'. best efforts were 68, 150, 45, 35, 42, 58, 187, and 76. Scores at close :— Peall, 22,409; ROLertl. 22,000. The 24,000 up spot-barred match, in which J. Roberts conceded W. J. Peall 9 000 starts for a stake of;e2OO a side, which had been attracting crowds of spectators to the Egyptian-hall, Piccadilly, during the preceding fortnight, was concluded on Saturday night, when the building was again packed in every part. Almost from the commencement of tile contest the scoring was relatively of a most even character, Roberta usually leaving off at the end of each days play with a slight advautage oa the handicap. Peall commenced the laat week's play 717 points behind his handicap, but on Friday, wben he made a break of 334, his higheat during the match, he succeeded in obtaining a momentary lead, though at the olose of the day Roberts again bad the best of the :politlons, the scores being:—Peall, 22,409, Roberts, 22.000, so that the former was 341 behind his points. Resuming play on Saturday afternoon Roberta iuoreased his un- finished break of 160 of the previous night to 198, and with runs of 42, 75,55, and 203, gained steadily, reaching 22.456 to the 22,573 of Peall, whose onryl, innings of any note bad been 92. At tble point thl leader rallied a little, and made a carefully-played 133, but then fell away again diiectly afterwards, and Roberts with 33,30,133,31. and 150 passed to the front at 22,778. and when the oonteatants ad j eurned to the evening the ngurM *nd as follows :-Roberts, 22,924; :f' 22,168 There was another crowded houss at night, when even the eaiigway4 were crowded with vicars resdy to pay anything far! the privilege of standing to witness the finish. Against Roberts's best runl of 5b and 54, tbe younger man put together 47, 54, 34.128, and 72. At this stage the game underwent a remarkable ci?nge, end, before anybody could :f:,ka: I fact, Roberts had placed the issue beyond doubt. Recovering his furm, he in succession made breaks of 108. 232. and 272, Pe?t in the meanthne ,corln" loo? than twenty PointL Then* fine efforts prac- r::IaIn:r..p:'on of winning, and Roberta uhimltølv obtained his success by 635 points. The other breNks "°' thy of mention were 91 by P..Ii and 283 (unfinished) by the winner, the scores aL the conclusion being Roberts. 24.000; Peall, 23,385.

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SOUTH WALES TUAOE. CARDIFF.  Saturday. Coal shipments for Cardiff fo ?the %ek l^'ng WedD8.duf lat amounted to only 2M.699 tou? against 265.865 tons exported in the prece.hne six days. The htting off in shipments Is attrihut?bb mainly to a restricted output occasioned by the observance in the beginning of the week of the colliers' monthly holiday. As regards the steam coal trade an average business has been done, but, thesalea effected have been, as a rule, for prompt or early shipment. Prices have undergone no material alteration, but the market is unsettled owing to the limited inquiry for forward ship- ments. The fine spring weather whici prevails It" weakened the market for house coal, but as yet quotations are nominally unchanged. Pitwood importers have recently experienced a flat market, butTas stocks are now decressing the outlook in this trade is beginning to wear a brighter aspect Welsh cokes are in poor request, and so long as the depression continues in the iron and stesi trades r.o material improvement Is probable. f'Uam Ctal—There was an xTe?KedemMdfor steam coal to-day at. the fonuwine prieea :—Best qualities 9s 6d to 9s 9 i, seconds Bs 9d to 9s 3.1, in. I'edor 80rt. 81 3d to 8a 6J, and small 3s Od to 4s 31 per ton. House Coal.-The bituminous coal market was flat, and pI ices bad a downward tend.ncy. Best household aorts ranged from 11? 3d tu lis 9d o:1:110:Oiit: tI\d9roN"o, 3 lRn\ 10. 61 to 10s 9d, brush 8? 6d 'o 8. 9d. emaU 6* to fis 3d. No. 2 large 8s, and small 3. 9d to 4s. a ton. Coke.—There was a very limited inquiry for both foundry and furnace coke. The quoted prices wcoe -Speciai foundry 19a to 20s, foundry 17a to 17.6,1, and furnace 15s to lfis a ton f.o.b. Iro Ore.—Best Rubio ors was quoted at Us 10 lie 3d c.i.f. Cardiff or Newport, Ttifua 9s 9d, Garrucha 9s 6d to 9. 9J, and Pormau 9a Od per ton. Freight'—The freight market for steam tonnage was moderately aoiive. Orders for the Italian and higher Mediterranean pons closed weak, and there was no improvement in West Indian, Eastern, French Buys, or coasting freights. PKNARTfl. Equally <!epre<Md was the state of things at Pen.tHh ? -It week, the quantity of coal put on board being le.8 1.1.&" I.,?lf Barry, while the ??llast WM 98fY q?l.t 1,,d?ed. BARRY. Trade at Biurry last week wae. for various reasons, dull, the coal shipments during the week ended Friday morning amounting to only 69.872 tons, Oco ts., whereas during the previous weik "'?9'?"'? of C'"? 02POft?d WM etMeupon 100,000 tons, NKWPOBT, atturd?y.—Tbe thipmenh of coal coastwise from this port during the weekending March 11, 1893, were 20,496 t.?s. SWANSEA. SWANSEA, Saturday. Duri. ng the past week the coal and patent fuel trades have been very quiet, and the total for the week shows a large falling off compared with the previous week, and also as against the correspond- ing week of last year. The prospects, however, [or next week are improved by the arrival of a much larger quantity of tonnage than for some time past, including two large Sailing ships to load anthracite for Ban Francisco. The clearances of tin-plate for the United States have been limited to the Merrimac, but the shipments total nearly 100,000 boxes, the A. J. Balfour and Bidar biiing in course of loading. There is an increased demand for tiu-plates, and soiiio Blight increase in prices. The proapects that the trade will, before long, have resumed its nOllDal activity are improving each week. The expurle of tin-plate at Swansea for the States la?t month were I síge:Onsfd t: Batoum 2,007 to: ag?i? 17,783 tons and 3,757 tons respectively i :gainst ruary let year. lu New York tin-platen &,? in moderate I equilt. Tonuage expected to load next week includes :-LI-i ndaff City and DOli" for New York. Mexico for Philadelphia and Baltimore, Aldar for Philadelphia, James Drake for Batoum, Malaga for Oporto. and City of Rotterdam for Hamburg. The returns of trade for latt month ehow th, following results :-Imports 48,271 tone, exports 165.931 tons, and total tiade 214.202 tons, compared witt. 45.807 tons. 175,539 tona, and 221,346 tons respectively in February laat year. Exclusive of the shipments of coal and fuel, the iixports show an Increase of more than 30 per cent. The imports amount to 11,395 tons, exports to 49,848 tons, and total trade 41,241 tons, compared with 56.758 tons the previous week and 51807 tons the corresponding week last year. The "p. menta of coal were 20,877 tons, patent t?. 4.100 tone, and tin-plaUe and genera) goods 5.071 tone. tbe la\ ter including 490 tons for France 2,000 to= for Philadelphia and Baltimore, and 2,581 tons for home ports. The ehiptnenta of tiu-phtee amount to 99,358 boxes, and receipts from works to 112,282 boxee. 8woke In dock watehouses and vans thift day stand at 232,348 boxes, compared with 219,424 boxes this day week aDd 193,221 boxes at the correenondinc date of last year. Jmporti.—Pig iron 1,314 tons, tin-plate bars 870 tio-P too 807, iron ore 1,120, 6htMtone 700' copper 193, copper matte 391. iiimto of soda 101' arsenic 90, manure 115, saltpetre 121. salt 240. pitch 605, gao co?l 174, zinc aehee 00, <t w, jtrain, and puta?ope 2,196, t..bacco 50, hay 220, building ..I.?-ial 229, und,?le. 1,827. ??M?.—C'-af-France 8,650 ton.. Portugal 389, Ho."rlo 1,179, West Indies 450. Argentine R?9p.tb.tic 880? United States 471, home ports 5.bliO P:r:rat: 3.600 Bona 300 Tin. platoa and general goods, 5,071 tons. BYMNEY VALLEY. I Bulin. has d'Mtng tbe past week been nota?! Operations at the LhnbMddtch CoHiet* were Mtnewbt? check.d on account of a ttmht .zplo- sion of gas in the No. 2 Shaft, which is in process .f .in).lM At the time of the Mp?ion & ,bift of bricklayers were down bricking. Tlie men were naturally frightened, and before the flamee could be extinguished the bw of the pit had te be flooded with water. No one was injured, but some slight damage was caused. The mysterious part of tbe affair is the mode of ignition, as the pit is illumi- nated with the electric light. At Budry work has been fairly well maintained, but trouble is brew- ing on account of tbe tMppia?ef "BiHyF.if- fSlYot loaded t&y B"'W*r "<"?' w of loaded truckL I GELLIGAEtL Thme b Mt much tht h Bew to note in coa-I nootio with the trade in tM. ai?iet. ?.Muy WMk. p*.t tlo ho- -&I trade hes b"ry slow and quiet, and the men h?e been idle A te? siaeraDle time owing to tb. scarcity of wagons. Since the commencement of tlx present o-th, however, wttters have been bU-t and kade hu improved ellgbtly. I CWMBYFIOG. I me amun oosi tr-& In <01* dia'rict continue. I )t'Wt M.eBttotKt. ?Md 4.- ? &be N.w Tt?X. !«•( M WM« bw?m ow auk a *A, wk* RcM L.vel i- -I-- MUtf?oory. The trade, on the whole, is better here than in any part of the valley. MERTHYR. At the Cjfarthfa Works business last week con. tinued steady, and at the Dowlais Works greater activity was observable than in the week previous. The coal trade reinairis dull, but I Ile pits in this neighbourhood are kept better employed than in itiany other districts.

WOKK AND WAGES. THE STUIKH AT THE DILLWYN SPI,IL I ER WOITKS. This dispute seems m far off settlement as ever. The men contemplate taking action In Ih county-court against the Arm for wages alleged t? be due. The men seem desirous of arbitration, .,?d h?ve suggested the BamM of Judge Gwalym W.thftme and Mr. Fowler, but nothing ha* been done, and they declare that the position is 11 solely attributable to the indiscreet action of tlie respon- eible manager." The men ere on strikepay. and receive 10.. per week. STRIKE OF MASONS AT FERNDALE. I I'? masons employed in the erection "f D.. I butn;aI,nd:ef le.jO;on J. L. PMthtro hav* come out on strike against the ,?du?ti.n f w.?ea which was hte?y p.Mtd by the Rhondda Fuch master builder@. AM the other employers' DIU; however, continue at work and have accepted the reduction. THREATENED DISPUTE IN NEW- poRT BUILDING TRADES. The ma«<>ns at Newport have given notice to the master builders requiring a revision of the scale-of wages from May 1 next One of the points asked for tbat I ime and a quarter thouM be tU. owe?d f.or the first two houn' overtime, as is now allowed for the second two hours. The em- ployers have not yet decided to comptv with the request, end on their part have requested the abolition of a rule providing that oo piecework should be allowed to any branches of the trade, and another rule requiring that no worked matei lal of a character tht can be manufactured in the town shall be imported.

A VALUABLE DKRHLIOT FOUND IN THE ATLANTIC. Intelligence was received at Bristol on Saturday that the Bristol liner Exeier City had just arrived at New York, having in tow the new American baigue Agnes Manning, found abandoned on March 4 in the Atlantic. She was loaded with coal, and the only damage apparent was a slight a„ The toul value of the del eliet is estimated at 212,000. Thie i. the sixth vessel Oaptain Weis", of the Exeter City, has picked up during • his career.

COAOULINB.—Cement for Broken Articles, 6d. and Is pontage, 2d. 8014 evurvhor., home aad QARTER'S LITTLE LIve TMLLS SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRlC, FORTY IN A VIAL. SUGAR COATED. PURELY VEGETABLE. CUnE TORPID LIVJtR WITHOUT FAIL. OF ALL CHEMISTS, Is. IJD. QARTISU'S jyTTLE LlVBB pILLS MM JMPORTANT NOTIOK TO THE pUBLIU, c REMIBrb, GROOERS, AND ALL RETAILERS OF PATENT MEDICINES. rvWBRIDQE'S LUNG TONIC <bM nt I ?* '?!<?M ?'M.. M?tfet* ALL p?- "'n) h.lding Patent ."Iela. Lta,mm on ..I[ it, d .? ?" b, Igm toattaoh "roUon" ?!.?h?&?."? *?""?" n?'L"???"?"' ?*° '?"* ?"olury by Uw mwtlt -Ion of tbe HS5n?^fi"1 OW(ay 'a reliance 10 tM?t THE Known 8<tptHwi? of Owbfid?t TH -L"" mf, -d .1.. -Y f. Cough), 00141, 'W«t'ee of the U.^ 5L*!S?SiL 'P°?"t u?o ''?'"e do.16 keew tAo MdttMMVMi?tttttM?gtt. *• 4.. 6d., md 11*. by ? "S!T!?. ??b.X'?.X. 18." UNI THE ATLAS FURNISHING QOMPANY (LIMITED), HAYES BUILDINGS, THE HAYES, CARDIFF. 400 DRAWING-ROOM SUITES, from £5 to JESO. 200 DINING-ROOM SUITES, from B6 to SOO. 200 BEDROOM SUITES from a to gloo. 2,000 BEDSTEADS from 10a. each to t50 OFFICE FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS, AT POPULAR PRICES. Furniture for the Mansion. Furniture for the Cottage. Furniture (or the Hu: bolder. Furniture for the Blch. Furniture for the M rrie Fur-uitm for the ,"? Furniture for the Villa. Furniture for the Apart- ment*. Fumlturelor tbe Lodger. Furniture for tiie Poor. Furniture for the 810111e. Furniture for the Oiaaaes. Furniture for all. I For Caab, or on the ilim-F.rh- 8ystem. O.un:åbi.ÍÑÖ14Ii,SlíBl'B' AU06, Ac., 40. PIANOS and lfuaioal Instruments, by eminent makers, 101' Cash or on the Hire-Furchaae S:ylt4m. WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWBLLBBT, 110., FOB CAEH ON BASY THRKS. NOTE THIS.—THE WORKING MAN'S Ð. WATCH ia a fl..d to an. 8terliu& Bi .r 0. Strongly -d- Th. moat reliable 01 time- k.epen. We Wanant tbem for five Y" n Is im- possible to get a watch to keep better time* Prim 93 for cash, or 00 easy pacing eyelets. THE ACME WRITING DESK.-Prioe ielOI01.0d. The mo.t Ingenious desk ever made (" sole bureau), A fw ?.iy left. IF Et()0 SAFES, by good MkeM, to clear at .reatly reduced p-4-. REMEMBElt WHEN FUHNISHING that the ATLAS rCBNISHIBQ COMPANY are tIIelAr.eatPurllllberl 111 Cardiff or South Wales. REMEMBER that the AU.. FørDùhi: -IL%l Compauy K.faet? and fiuioh off their gwd. In ,.il w. ?,k.bp.. p EMEMBEK that we defy the world to JLti Sell Good. Cheaper than we can, taking Qualitv for Quality. We sell no rubbish. INVALID CHAIRS, PERAMBULATORS, CHAIRS fcc., LENT ON HIRE. ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR FURNISHING AND FITTING UP HALLS, OFFIOkS, HOTELS, Ac We bare No Connection With any other Shop in Wales. We Have Ouly One Address. PBIOB LIST WITH ILLUSTRATIONS AND TxHkd rumm. ALL GOODS DELIVERED ,B8B BY BOAD OB BAIL. CONSULT tie WHEN FURNISHING FOB CASH. CONSULT US I WHEN JpURNISHING On the JJIRE pURCHASE SYSTEM, ton OUB MODE OF BUSINESS IS STRICTLY FBITATE AND IN CONFIDENCE. £ 60.000 WOIiTH OF GOOD. HONS-KA4-q SUBSTANTIAL FUENnuBB IS NOW ON AT T88 COLOSSAL FORNlSHINlt PALACE or THE ATLAS JpURNISHING COMPANY (LIMITED), JJAYES Bu ILDINGS, JJAYES, CARDIFF. illig woaTH A GUINEA A BOX glECHAH 8 piLLS 8011 au. BILIOUS AND NEltVOUS DISORDERS WCII At BIOI: HEADACHE, WEAK STOMACH, IMPAIRED DIUESTION, CONSTIPATION, LIVER COMPLAINT, ago FEMALE AILMENTS. LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD In Boxss Sfd., U^d., and ts. 9d. eeob. IB B B C H A II s, TOO T B jp A ST K -EFFICACIOUS-ECONOMICAL—. tWAMBM TO TUTH- PERFUMES THE BREATH ls'SM%PdbU %bee, Ow SHOUSS Bwb. LUBSI ASK 10UR GROCER FOR N PAT E N T FLUUR TMPORTANT.—Om bm of nortowe I.XI 8úIou=" "=I: •atton. of tb. ?M)r<?tM.wtMtt<M)?'Mr<?MrAt. :r- In the IHCk. Wnf lrom SfT?t tMt <jft. t? ?Mttt?M. <tjS 'T"??? tb* fan>al HniKIs! AnsaJtoad, Blrwlashsis. AMtt! 0*?3*3'33S*?'?S!* tC M?'tt* *"< W BMtOtt? ttt<. ?I%m*.Oh'-<?.f'M< e<c—Mtu. gmBMaVev*. OhMsle'JatlosAMMa. New tett-tShit Mtt«M. Bn)m' NA "<« _or b- toM. ww*. THR Nswa or m WMK, II Mm tXtttttttr tM )tMt t?MOM 0)tMtM)TW<*? ^Dtppma Notices. IiASSlCNGliltS BOUtiKU THROUG& to ALL PART8 of the WORLD bt UOYAL LAI.1 aDd other Sleamera.— I SAMUELJ -DArIP9 MM?t 9, Ed-d?p?p.Y,. Opi,?l.it? T.V. R. Station. CArdill. > aa ja 1ARD1FF tnd BORDEAUX eM?a?\? Cardiff Bteamehip Company's JJ?gj?jm? The C?itt StMmti.ip CompMy't (uUow. — OiRONNB .Cardiff for Bordeaua.March 13 U^K Boideaux for Cardiff Mirch IS with Gooda and Passengers. For rates of fieight, Ac,, apply to Mr. A. G. Todd, Agent, 31, Quai de. Cbaa lIOUI, BordeauJE, aDd. at the offices ot the Company, No. 51, liouut 6tuert« square, Cardiff. HOOPER. CAMPSELL.d CO.. 67H liaiiaeers. ^4 IJALUKAVK, wuicniT JFLORJBI .N.a MFFLT I LKI: OP HTKAMRR6. SWANSEA TO UAMUUKO. S!iX?aECAI>w Captiiiu Kohoe, <J{TJT OP DORTMUND Captain Codd. Cixv OF AUfcl'LllDAU .Captain Hoan. Oueof tb. ahll.e or olIer Steamer. of tba same Line uteudedto leaveB(rauae% for HU11Jur.. every TeD Daya. For Freishta, fcc..apply kite (owner&,Palgravo. murlkb udCo..17. icdost Qua,. !).?h?.?'!?'?'??*?'? A.eD'a' Hamburg:—P. VH HUM ANN. 66504 PALGRWE, MURPHY, AND CO'8 JL ltBGULAR LINE OF SXEAtlKKS FROJl HAMBUBG TO CARDIFF AND CARDIFF TO UAMBUKG. CITY OF AMSTERDAM CITY OF BliLI AST CITY OF BltlvTOL CITY OF CADIZ CITY OF COnK: CITY OF DORTMUND CITY OF HAMBUSS CUT OH LISBON CTY OF ..L.GA C ITY OF OPOKTO CUY OF ROTTERDAM O,?e f the bo?. First-class Rt- 1. I.t..d.d to leave HAMBUItG for CARDIFF aud CARJULFF fo*r BAUBURG at Ngular IlIterv.b. For Partleula" apply to Pallr&ve, Murphy, and Co. 11. Edell Quay, Dutollik; or to J. T. DUNCAN and 00., Cardiff Agent at H?burg-D. ?J?Si?'°°" '?? (IALtu.&FF AN B RISto L, MARCH. 1893. "THR MARCHIONESS." F.om B.t. Docks, Cardlll.\ to Brf"l. ).'«M<m? C'B*" it M mo a HaTueaday I 0 f,. '?*'Vod' sy 2 0 afwr 'c4'1'h 2 45 .!t,r 17 JMt? 3 4ft nfterl l^Saturday 4 15 after "rom B.tb.M p_" ,Iki. tol. to (hrdllr. Mon? O.B.. 3 M tf«t 14 A L',z 15 We.lneaday. 6 49 after 16 XburtUay i 31D tw lfiaSatnrday. F MBM aToau.lHio. Fance.—After CaMn, 2s. 6d.; Fore Cahin. 10.64. To-and- 1"0 Ti.kt. I.ned for retnru trip on_- darla A?r C?.)n.<?" Fore C.bi., X"6S'" ??S''F!S?, a lii be t<)Md ea Sa"" lay, avaiUUe for th..W. td, U?.d.. JO)tNTHOM*X.Agmt. IiOOf Packet Offioe. Hute Oaedtt. 12 NDON, CARDIFF, AND SWANSEA. RBGULAR 6TBAM COMMUNICATION. INCKBABED 8:BVICH. B.S. CAKEL, London 10 C&rJlff and ewan_,1I8I'Cb 17 6.S. F1TZWILL1AH,London to C)?"i)t[ ??J**?* 2 Tbe London and Su?h W"" 6'(..m<.rtwiM"a*!t (casualties eseept+d) aa above, and Weekly thereafter, to and from London (,-I?t.g G-d. at Gun ..d 1St- Wharf) for Cardiff and Swa,t?. ,or P'rUcutMt tpph to Ue^rs. Mttth?wt and Lot l02,F.ncbmcb..treet. Landon, E.C.; F. H. Tu8ker. Co., 13, 'Ad?id?X?t. 8?'?< or to '?*?' Co., 13, AdeUide?tr MATTBEWti?.dLPP?. 19737 Vienna-eha.b-, C.,Mff. JPASSENGER BOOKING OFFICE I'ARBENGERS Booked at L,-w?-t Tit?. to an prt. 6, AMEBIC A, AUSTHALA^l A. SOUTH A?M?A'* ?M INmE8. SOUTH AKEUlCA, INDIA. UUDITBW Also l'arcdund Gooda forwurded to all parts of tho. World a lowest rates. For Full Information, Paraplilets, 4c., Apply t8 B){?DNWON BI'OIHER8. 35 'M?ut 6't'utK'S?M? Cardiff, PU8nller Acents for Anchor, Guion, Orl C?'io? ito?M?f. nd ?v? Li,99687 X L I. A N L J IV E. Aa?-L,A ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS ??'"??UN) THnSTA?SA-?AN? <? (Ua4er CoC::tfb::ce ¿:d1aDD 3ar'ti. Conveyance of the Cauadiao Mails. «iawr<A«r FHOM L! VKR l>< \8f*r« t nll&1: H:Rd' it<Bton.11. YnEÅN: U:lI:O'1 &:d.or: 1 SufniAK P(,?ll..4 011.1 ClAN .Fue "'I!(&I; au" PortJaDd.M.1I NUMIM?N fM H.1if- rotHmd". T?"  ?BM! Mft OC"AN PASSAGE• Saloon 10 to 16Guinea*. | SecondO^bln £ 7 '9■m Steerage, 05 ?7.d O?bf?. ThM<Mt Tt?ttt to t? Stations *t SpMM nt, .— '.qVd-d t :.a,7:7;1'rr8=r..¿, p- 'afhfip1 t^ oa otalnwitboutauy luconvenfenee M) M?,' fl. Company a _clal cendmtot Mcon?Mtet wSt)?? .fon.-ThIILlb. provides the cheapest a"d. venlent route toall parts of Canada, Maultote, tbZxfJtu WestProviucea, British Columbia, and the W«atet& *M Do?t?BoBM to SttHMt and HtHMtt?t relating to the Go,?.t Free G?..t 1.&1:4. of ??at,?g itisT,S. 8l'OKT«M»iN. aud oUiera.—Houiia T;U'å ;t to Ni:.F:j;d fu _er, and S&-Uo, DII.flC" of U>e RooQ.or:: jsLT ..d b,ili.h (?.1' au4 other piacea of 'nterea"o V= States and Canada. Programtiina of tours on 'tioa. Special Return Bates 10 the Chicago World 'a Fair. Bi itisb delegates ew Kepoite .nd .11 b. I. MI".ra« PMU?oM'Mt. ? ? Direct Hervioee from Glasgow to New York and Boston fht!!X<'tS)?S!tS?eM*m?. *° '<4 Full It.Uo. &0 AL, BaOTBaaa ..a C. LOS, tr..t. L?t?'' l?y?.'?-?M"???*" uu..&. e. F. Kennard, Auctioneer, IV, yueeo-ttreet 8. ,T. Dav'#* S Kdward-place C?Vw4u J. A. fccott, Colonial Hamm. I. Sal'.burr-rO&d. OIit.ba,l, tJlt.l,ljtf: W. J. r.= a. Doeka. '?-ths,t 31, liovnt te L??k? eardiiT., Wiutoi, aitd4S, Wlnd-atieet, aud T.K. W. Maaou aud St! a.J! ..d T.It.W.M. Neath* PmHp ¡,!l..euc"¡. "'?a'; )K!&? M, StaJohn'a^qnare,Abergavenny; John W. 'rand, A,= X?t'. ?<SX?'?'" S?'?* M. Wa"&reet. J. Young, tttd<wM ?ct.M< Htt?,S '?d I k 173!'O?macial?t. Ne"_t. Mo. Til?uey. SU team Saw MLila. AbartiUart; w R. Levia, ':l:= K 2fco KM" Vale J. t?u.. Hat t t EgF???'='' K. Daviea, 42, Uiebelaad UUh-et*. Merthyr ty<ivU; D. J. iteea. Tre JS V KWWjyr Davies. EUaeuaanv; D L-& R?: r;ldr"t :II"I ø':= l e."h; K. H. Davies, I.- ChaothMt, tfutrm ?-?."j ?- M.. W?V. PAU I. ?, m<[h r-tmidd ..r' =V-=. 7&, DySryn-atreet^termlale; awu H6. Umm Jonea. Btationera' Hall.Treherbert; ° W' J'" M?. "? tit, W., MeMttton lId"a B«? M. Heiton-road Barry Doc. A'- Mldt-¡ëA UN) —UN HE" !-TATE3 jC?. MAtt. Srt?MEM. 60C!H<MFTOtr Dbl* to AMK VORK Saturday at oon. ?M<MiM?tSt)<Mt?? '?0..« CtM" F- at-wo Fa. I.- ? bv ?v oU,er First-claaa Line. Through Bookings*to an" "'r\' of U>e United statee A?? t* RICHARDSON. 6PE NCC, and CO Scmt? aluptoii M UMn?o! or to T.ll.loiiei. HiltMtrMt jH?en; W. J't)MtM. i. Bt?.?ptM..? & H- :d 0. 6t-bip B."?' C. I. Oudilp^ C_d. CMOtW: J. D. Tf-l. StM.. MMtt.t Au.M..?d &11_ BliiuSrollwi, 11-; T. H. Aintin, N»Oi-r«Kl. L«..< f .re; H. Lewi*, totto- &tS?<t?!N'?' ?"R "?< P; grow; pool I. F?-ottoe FM<?'<'< <.Du..M*. K.KOh)t. t.<.rt<ttt'.M.;M. K<-t-n? '?'??' w lwllll ltN MAIL. VW wis OdtfuSgOUl FAFBB FOR WALa