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POULTRY SHOW AT CARDIFF. The poultry show in connection with the Car- dim and District Fanciers' Society, which was opened on Wednesday under such favourable auspices, remained open on Thursday, and was visited by a large number of persons. In class 78 the exhibit of Dr. John Davies, of Bath, was disqualified, it is said, for trimming, and we understand that the matter will be brought before the pigeon club at an early date for decision.' Dnring the evening the majority of the sd1ing classes were sold by public ,U.ti"' after which the show, which has proved to be one of the most successful yet eld by the society, came to a conclusion.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. I LOCAL CHARTERING TRANSACTIONS. I CARBIFF, Thursday. The following include the latest htures | I reported:— OU TWARD-STFA MICRO. Cardiff to Genoa, 7s, clean terms Spezzia, 7s, clean terms (Theresa) Constantinople, 7s 6d St. Nazaire, 6f Bilb?., 5. (,Min?i? I?,i?e) Port Said, 7 (Hypatia) „ MMMiUe3.8?,f.f.c.(CtnyCoUB) Gibraltar, 61 41d (Cymbelina) Havre, 5s 9d (Cmdmon) Marseille, 8f (Astrion) Constantinople, 7s 6d (Trevose) Constantinoplo, 7m 6d (Penpol) Sp?.i, 7?, clean (H.y.a, Genoa, 68 6d, clean terms (large boat) I SIGNALLED OFF THE LIZARD. I Nov. 30.—Passed East: Cito, from Esmeralda. for Hamburg; Bulpore, from Valparaiso for Falmouth; Anna, from New York for Ham- burg; Svend Foyn, from Torreviega for Christiania; steamers British Queen. from Liverpool for Havre; Mlawka, of Danzig; North Devon, of Belfast; City of Oporto, of Dublin; Francisco, from New York for Hall; Schiedam, from New York for Amsterdam; Frigia, from New York for Hamburg Leech- mere, of London; Llandaff, of Cardiff; Hekla, of Christiania Columbia, of London; Actif, of Caen; Bradley, of Liverpool; Senior, of Kiel. Passed West: Steamers Primrose, of West Hartlepooi; Robin and Rathlin, of Glasgow; Caduceus, of London; Norrona, of Persgrund; Corisande, of MiddleBborougk Pembrokeshire, of London: Rallua, of Cork.—Wind, W., mode. rate; weather, cloudy; sea, moderate; bar., 29 77, falling. 'M' SIGNALLED OFF THE MUMBLES HEAD. Nov. 30.—Wind, W.S.W., fresh; weather, overcast;sea,rough.—-Passed'West: ShipCarnar- vonshire, of Liverpool; steamers Hardwick, of West Hartlepool; Southwick, of Sunderland; Trefusis, of Falmouth; Lutcce, of Rouen. Passed East: Brigantine Dashing Wave, of Fewey; steamers Avon, 8f Grangemouth Trio, of New- castle; Rosalind, of Newcastle Nee-ore, of B??; Marion, of Linrpool; Onyx, of :lf¿w r\ftibci:. Savom of GhMeow, WeUpMk, of Aberdeen.  CASUALTIES. [ I LLOYD S TELEGRAMS.] I The British steamer Juno, recently stranded near Aalesund, floated and proceeded to Vokso, to remain until favourable weather, when she will proceed to Bergen. Cargo believed un. damaged. The steamer Dresden, from Hamburg, arrived at Dundee, kaviug encountered heavy weather; flooded decks, some damage being done to cargo. The British steamer Geralda arrived at Libau from Nordkoping, having encountered bad weather. Her bows were damaged. A telegram from Deal states that the cable steamer Monarch fouled the Deal Bank Buoy. The latter was damaged. A telegram from Tonning states that the weather is unusually bad. I FOREIGN ARRIVALS AND MOVEMENTS OFI VESS-ILS.,I U SK LELT BORDEAUX TOR CAREIFL 29th EOSSLYN ARRIVED LISBON 28th I aft H.-I?. for G..I? 29th RAPID PASSED LUNDY FOR PORT TALBOT 29tb RAANOR "t L' L"g' "?l' RUABON arrived CONSTANTINOPLE 30th King's Cross arrived Geaoa 29tii Blue Jacket left Marseilles for Alexandria 28th Easby Abbey left Galvestoll for Bremen 29th Sowerby arrived Bordeaux from Traugsuad 29th Raisby arrived Sulina frf)u Brailla 23th Alicia arrived the Tecs from Bilbao 23th Crathorne arrived New Orleans from West Hartle- pool 28th V'?nfield arrived Calais from Bilbao 28th Hardwick arrived Swansea from Plymouth 28th Thoraaby left Odessa for Nyborg 28tU Elllisleft Nicslaief for Gibraltar for orders 28th Slingsby left Bremerhaven far Barry 29th Moliere left Havre for Barry 30th ActivHy arrived St. Nazaire 30th Euterpe arrived Huelva 29th Southffate left Sulina for Galatz 29th Darent left Southampton for Barry Roads for orders 29th Northfrate left Penarth for Aucona 29th Eastgate left Feraandiua for Rotterdam 29th E?e? ti!g"te l "ri'.d Newport from Rotterdam 27th hdr:IdIT:fr9o/Íir2irdAlI127th Dowlais left Glasgow for Cardiff 29th L?L Barrouere left Glasgow '0' -0"t 30th L -gu? il left Œbmltar A. t' ,er, 29th !-ortugalete arrive Peunth 30th Collivaud passed Constantinople for the Danube 29th Sully arrived Havre Roads 29th Scots Greys arrived Kingroad 29th Free Lance left Grimsby.for Swansea 30th 1.1oons(ouc arrived Para 29th Elelllore left Southamnton for Penarth 30th G. NO Wilkinson arrived Southampton 29th J ex- peets to leave for Cardiff 1st St. Douat's left Gibraltar for London 29th Auckland Castle left Liverpool for Barry 30th Eugenie passed St. Catherme's for Penarth 30th Walter T&omaa ;eft(Me??<r A.t?,,?-p 29th Clarissa passed Constantinople for Hull 29th I CARDIFF.-ARRIV AL8. ROATH DOCK. Nov. 29.-Clift. 1,337, Kouen.UcM. Lisbon. 8, 9. Sunbam, 5, 1,154, ?h,P.e?., bght. Nov. M.-Goth'i? s, t.?  Ineblonp 8, 1,944. AnceThomas,8,845.TredeeM,s,862. EAST BOTE DOCK. Nov, 30.—Meraggio, D, 666. Sjagutten, a, 379. Edison, s, 289. Advance, 99, London, cement, bricks, Ac. Canada Bargl, 59. '° WEST BUTE DOCK. 29. -Edith, 68, Avonmouth, flo= and b-?. c No? ,i!.?' 52, Bristol, barley. J..e? Hogg, s, 316, Llaur?lly oil. Brothers, 52, Bristol, flour and barley. Willie W-re., 38, s!,? ?ves, '0s? °' °' ?' W;Êii ;eMehShirley, 78, Falmouth, burnt ore and leather. Ance, 44. Elinor, 99, "y- mouth, ballast. Gleaner, ?,e on t t. t 'i I-. chairs. Emma, 75, Portsmouth, pitch. H-??-,y, 141? Dnagarvan, pitwood. Silver Jaud, 98. Edgar, 69, Padstow, light. Christine, 130, Koningsberg, oat.. BI?ch?'-M'.? Lively, 2, F?io<;]t,6sh?'?'? ''?' °' SAILINGS. RoATH DOCK. Nov. 29.-Sainton¡¡e, s (Hennite), Rochefort. Corso, s (Rich), St. Nazaire. No., 30.—Geschwither DamJmln (Bessie),La Guayra. Beutla, Port Ed.. Chris. Th,t, (,.Vh..), Highbridge. Wylam, s (Bruce), Loudon, EAST BVTE DOCK. Nov. 29.—Upupa, s (Boate), Cork. Wm. Anning, (Evans ) Tenerine. s (Hodge), Devonport. Nor. 30.—Leda, s (Hintou), Lisbon. Quickstep, s (Russel), Chatham. Northumbria, S (Scatchard), Alexandria. Dklb?.tti' (Bell), U E. WEST BUTE Nov. 29.-Derby (EI.Y?.rd), Shrpness, Nov. 3Q.-Cb?i.ti?., s (Davey), Wt-rf.?d. Al- (Everett), Bristol. Bcgina (Cockle),Bristol. Diamond,. (M'Vean), Liverpool. ENTERED OUTW ARDS.-NOTember 30. Huelva, C- s, IT, Lewis, 693, E. Earl & Co. Havre, Melrose Abboy, ?' B, Bommen, 801, PY-. Watson & c. Martinique, Mutual, s, B, Harmon, 1,351, Turnbull Bros. Cape Town, Crompton, B, Scott, 2,717, Charles E. Evans A Co. Dieppe, Lillie, e, B, Jackson, 693, Pyman, Watson Nu.plc3, Wansbeck, S, B, Jones, 1,066, Hall Bros. Port Said, Naworth Castle, s, E, Parker, 1,133, Hall Bros. New Orleans, Mariposa, s, B, CaTc, 3,428, C. E. Evans Constantinople, Jessie, 5, B, Nielson, 1,456, Trech- mann, Carrick & Co. Tylee, Df.e.t. s, B, Beazley, 1,776, G. H. Wills St. Na'zai? ?A?bS, 8, B, Newton, 749, F?ei!i P' Hacquoil A o?.d C?.pn?, Z-t?, ?, B, Ad-, 1,551, C??.nt. Sons A Co, '?' Gaiidia, Ant, s, B, Motyr, 710, J. Cory & Sons Port Nolloth, Daniel, B, B, Kettey, 1,388, Guthrie" He wood Co. Port Said, James Westoll, s, B, Baikie, 1,274, M. Th,, o, H;:ÆdB, B, Nwy, _1. 238, Evan Jones Bordeaux, Ely, B, Donovan, 541, Hooper, Camp- bell & Co, Madeira or Las P?l-, Hampton, S, B, B?.p. J. T. Duncan A Co. 1,382, ?.,ritT, B, Roberts, 560, J. T. Duncan Caen, Talley Abbey, s, B, Rogers, 698, Pyman, Wat- son A Co. Naples, Irene Morris, S, B, Barber, 929, J. A M. Gunn &" CLEARED.—November 30. Port Said, Naworth Castle, s, B, 2,200 eoa1 Dieppe, Lillie, s. B, 1,300 Martinique, Mutual, S, B 2 400 ?-I Monte Video, Latimer, B, 2,650 coal R. Cape Town, Crompton, B, 4,300 I Havre, Melrose Abbey, s, B, 1,700 coal St. NAzaire, St. Aubin, B, 1,500 coal Venice, Durham, s, B, 1,600 -.1 Cape Town, Strathgryfe, B, 3,500 coal V, P..i, Lly Clive, s, B, 1,036 coal Bona, Algeria, s, F, 1,400 coal > Marseille., M.roc, s, F, 2,000 3..) Havre, Edison, s, Nwy, 641 coal Gandia, Ant, s, B, 1,100 coal Para, Formose, s, ii,,lo7,6U o?l Bordeaux, Ely, s, B, 1,000 coal Cape de Verdes, isley, s, Ð. 2,500 coal Lchorn, Hawardeu. H, B, 3,000 coal Rouen, Alacrity, s, B, 1,550 coal Tampico, County Down, s, B, 2,565 patent fuel Frederica, Skjalm Hvide, Nwy, 620 coal > Naples, Irene Morris, s, B, 1,150 coal CMC, '.Valley Abbey, B, 1,100 ?.l IMPORTS,-Novcmùer 29 and 30. London, Advance, ?ment, bricks, &c., John?n & Co. Falmouth, Shirley, bumt ore, Tennant A Bona: ??r.W.??ate ?* °'?' "'her,. WUI= -II. ,hi., C. Lewie & Co, Portsmouth, Emma, pitch, Heath & Co. Dungarran, Harvey, pitwood, G. H. WIU. & Co. KOJúngsberg, Christine, oats, J. Tucker (Limited) FSS;'S S?y. fish, °f' ?er "°?''  '°' ) I'?;l -b A? R?dl?' beans, Spiilers aad A,uth, Ea?th, _a b-, BpiUo?'? -d Bristol, Camellia, barley, Spiilers A Bakers Llanelly, James Hogff, s, oil, Pickering A Co. Bristol, Brothers, Hour and barley, Spiilers ud Bakers St, ITes, Willie Warren, IIsh, J. Hodge BARRY DOCK.—ARRIVALS. Nov, 3O-SuD8hine, 1,003, L-d-, light. Fk-. 'M-o'° s, 1,449, Ant?rp, light. °° ?' ?* SAILINGS. Nov. 30.—Mariposa, ?, New Orleans, bunker ?og. ? N? thrt Bi,[, ,-] K- ? Port Said, coal. Benholm, s, Hue1u, ?..l. NEWPORT.—ARRIVALS. ALEXAKDRA DocK, Nov. 30.-Alpbom P?, s, 1,203, Antwerp, mter ?'?' Irjn, B, 2,317, ?"? ..tr b.11.4. Stit Fisher, B.1M, Waterford, _ter ballast. S"?- 74, ClonakUty, baJIaat. OLD DOCK, NOT. 'M-TitMd*. 445, G-fil?. d-1. and b..&. No'. F.?. 198, CM" light. -„ ) _? t ?" W.A.V. NOT. 30.—Neptune, 79, Waterford, ballast. W»rr» Hr 17?,.e4?iT,7]?in?le, bidlmt. Rosin. Kinsal Stra-g-?, 40, light. De?-,4cb BtnMttpte, light. B-,i, Gould, 47h!=1:6,,ii3tr,' Kampokus, 8 «7, Cork. niL Elizabeth ^ake, 63, bay and ballast. Emma Louise, 65, Barnatanle DliTV3> Bridgwater, light. Charl.tte 6l' Linda, 34, Barnstaple, light. Lucero, s, 947, Bilbao* iron ore. SAILINGS. AI/EXAMDRA DOCK. Nov. 3O.-Pierremont, s (Davies), Bilbao. Norden (Johnson), Rosario. Craighton, S (Mozom), Algiers. Isle of Cyprus, s (Harild), Gibraltar. OLD DOCK. Nov. 3O.-Duddon, (Mills), Warreupoint. Holme Force, s (Stevenson), Dundalk. Llandatf, s (Pearn), Plymouth. Captain Parry (Little), Dublin. Mersey, s (Jones), St. Malo. RIVER WHARVES*. N6V, 3O-Nautilus (''rooomoo), nf-.b.. Humility (Pow), Bideford. Maciida (White), Giou- Jity <EI:¡fief(oa;ldr::),<llruteJ, (Powell), Bristol. Ethel, s (Miles), Bristol. Etrid, 8 (Harris), Bristol. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—November 30. Bordeaux, Tancred, s, Nwy, Pederson, 786, Watts, Ward & Co. Hennebont, Patrator, s, B, Oats, 367, Budd A Co. Rcdon, Maurice, F, Oraine, 124, Budd A Co. Gib-It-, E.- STry, s, B, Jenidns? 721, Wm. Blow Bombay, Iru, B, B, Delargy, 2,317, Beynon & Co. Bombay, l?, i?, B, DcLa?,y, 2,317 ;;r 30. Bilbao, ia Bristol ..d 8-t-d.r, C-6 s, Spn, 1,600 coal Port Said, Diligent, P, B, 2,369 coal Hennobont, Patrator, s, H, 810 coal, 11 iron IMPORTS.—November 30. Bristol, Twee 6ezuster¡, 1.050 HACKS wheat Gcfte. Titania, 506 pieces flooring boards, 12,600 pieces deals. battens, and boards,•Batehelor & Co. Cork, Elizabeth Jane, 13 tons bay and blhst Bristol, St. David's, s, grain, Burton & Sons Bristol, Prince of Wale.?, general, Burton & Sons Bilbao, Lucero, s, 1,800 tons iron ore, Ebbw Vale Co. EXPORTS COASTWISE-November 30. Avonmouth, John, S, 170 coul, Jesse Allen SUUNBEA, Edith, s, tin-plates, Burton A Sons Bristol, St. David's, s, general, Burton & Sons Bristol, Prince of Wales, s, coal, Burtou & Sons Bristol, Moderator, 8, general, Burton A Sons Bristol, Inill, s, tin.platf8, Burton & Sous Bristol, Ethol, s, tin-plat is, Burton & Sons Bristol, Emma and Ellen, coal, Burton LI Sons Bri,t.? Edgar, coal, B-t.. & Sons ll, 1, Emily ?t°Bui-Su& Sons Cork, Killarney, S, 960 coal and 30 general, J. Maddock Cork via Cardiff, Upupa, s, 500 coal, J, Maddock Barnstaple, Kitty Ann, 85 coal, Partridge, Jones St. Agnes. Cornish Lass, 90 coal, Partridge, Jones Bristol, Merthyr, s, 140 coal ?°? Bristol, Ant, 100 coal BS?],' T?-et-KeSr, s, 145 coal, E. W. Hockey ]Et ri t. 1 T?l Waterferd, Hannah, 136 coal, T. Wilks & Co. Bridg?ter, E?, 103 ?al, P?ie, Wilkinson Br??ter? W?e?'lM c?. Bennie'?Wilkhno? Co. Newe?tl?eu.Tme, Dorothy Watson, 70 oak timber, Rmmie, Wilki & Co, 1= tg Ermyn, s, 1^00 coal 3 ti Thomas dM-.ri, 1M coal Cork, Lough Fisher, a, 470 coal, J. F. Thomas A Co. Bristol, Victory, 38 coal Wexford, Mermaid, 146 coaJ. Henry Powell "f.,d, Samuel Dixon, 78 coal, Henry Powell Bristol, J-, Austerlitz, 110 coal, Humphreys & Co. Bristol, T-ld t 10o coal, Humphreys A Co. Bristol, St. Decu- ?, 200 coal, E. W. Hockey J SWANSEA.—ARRIVALS. NORTH DocK, Nov. 29.—Sussex, s, 80, Bristol and Portiehead, g.1. Eliza Ann, 31, Briton Ferry, ?,ii Hope, 72, Wicklow, cupreous ore. Jon.,??b, 69, Bideford, g?"" Hannah, 65, i"'O"' gravel. United Friends, 35, Bideford, graTel. Deryl, a, 122, Drog- heùa, Dil. CarlinQiord Jough, 797-1?.ry, .at.. SOUTH DocK,  NOT. 29.—Rio Formoso, 100, Bristol, g?.?-1. Sofia, 245, Gothenbwg, timber. VriJ, 159, Larne, nil. Georgette, s, 277, Dieppe, il. Baby, s, 99, London, cement. PRINCE OF WALEs Docx. Nov. 29,-Seaton, s, 622, Bristol, nil. Mary Barrett, 79, Calstoek, copper ore, SAILINGS. NORTH DOCK. NOT, 29.-We8toe, s (Phillips), La. Bochelle. High. lands, s (Ross), Arzew, Pandora, s (Hem), Belfast. Sussex, 8 (Lake), Bristol. ::50UTH DOCK, Nov, 29.—Oystennouth (Williams), Mumbles. Ark (Dando), Highbridge. Julia (Creemer), Highbrid:o, Actif, S (Guihomat), Caen. Gazelle, S (Rees), Rouen. T S (Kennedy), Glasgow. Vri?, S (Blair), C?e.. Abden, (Edito,) London. Collier, o (Davies), Avo?outh. Rio Formoso, s (Read), ri?it.?Dvi,, ) PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, Nov. 29.—Spondihis, s (Hocken), Batcum. City of Oporto, s (Hoare), Hamburg. Michigan, s (Browne), ,Baltimore, Marshal Keith, S (Classen), Bremen. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—November 30. Phi1adelpwa, Nessmore, B. B. Ha.rgreuT'es, 2,216, T. Won &Co.D. 2,216, %Ileborg, Wellpark, s, B, Putt, 62&, Fiher, Ren- ia A Co Rouen, Long Ditton, s, B, Barber, 506, J. & C.  Harrison B, Wilkimon, 792, Burgem & Co. Genoa, Salerno, B, Wilkinson, 792, Burgess & Co. Stockholm, Seaton, Nwy, Cornelinson, 622, Nmmp Caen, Rosalinù, B FerguEon, 4, Wm. Howell Dieppe, Geerrette, s, F, V?sehn, 277, Godfrey Taylor CLEARED.—November 30. Coon, Rosalind, s, 11 coal o. Helsingborg, Helene, Swn, 320 coal Tybee, Highfield, B, ballast Tyb,,d! Loango, s, B, 380 general rgb Caen, Sam Lncaster, Sf B,680 coal Treport, ?Lr s, B, 450 g,- ..I Rouen, Long Ditt. Sf B, 1,040 coal Dieppe, Georgette, 8, ?.??5'910'0?4oo-le 10 general PI, IMPORTS.—November 30. Philadelphia, i,? London, Nessmore, 19 ?. stove castiuts, B. E. J..e? RoscoiT and St. 33ri?-, Zipporah, 50 tons potatoes, 45 tons onions IMPORTS COASTWISE.—November 30. London, Ruby, 85 tons cement and whiting, David Jenkins Bristol, Neath Abbey, B, 40 tons general, R. H. Gunning London, J.ouisc, 45 tons cement, Thomas Watkins Calstoek, ICryl,tt, 145 tons bu-t ore, C. Lambert Ilfracombe, 'o mr, s, general Bristol, Rio Formoso, St general Bideford, Hannah, 135 tons gravel, Shepherd A Co. BidefQrd, Jonadab, 135 tons gravel, .til Dock Newry, Culingf?(I Lough, s, 171 tons oats, John Dyer Bideford, United Friends, 75 tons gravel, Central Dry Dock Wicklow, llope, 110 tons cupr(!!ouø ore, Vivian A Sons Great Yarmouth, Village Girl, 167 tons pitch, Atl-tie Company Eli.g, Agenoria, 107 t.- pitch, Atlantic Company ¿ir:nthDs:"a:CõÍ/'i:nl:tie Cl",Pl y Plymouth, Ismene, 105 tons burnt ore, C. Lambert -(,Co.; 50 tons arsenic, Willi=i?, Torrey, ?d Feild Gue EXPORTS COASTWISE.-November 30. Guernsey, Pride of th? West, 200 coal, T. T. Pascoe Bristol, Collier, B, general .o t Bio !go!07"0, general Newry, Beryl, s, 460 coal, Vivian & Sone Ne=rt,, Neath Abbey, s, general, R. H. Gunning Yonghal, CitUer, 300 coal, E-.? & Be,- BRITON FERR Y,-ARRIV ALS, Nov. 29.-W. R. Too 69, Truro, chemical wood,! Henry Fisher, s, 310, Warrenpoint, ballast. Nov. 30.—Lynx, s, 84, Portreath, ballast. City of York, s, 23, Bristol, general. Onyx, S, 149. Dundallc, j ballast. Lafrowda, 114, Penzance, stone. Severa. s, 199, Hayle, ballast. SAILINGS. Nov. 29.-D"lriada, s (Johnson), Glasgow. Nov. 30.—Trefusis, s (Mitchell), Devoran. Lyu, s (Cock), Portreath. a CLEARED.-November 30. Granville, Henry Fisher, B, 680 coal IMPORT.—November 30. Port Launay, Eugenie, 120 loads chemical wood, Melyncrythan Company LLANEI/LY.—ARRIVAL. Nov. 28.-Spind, Pictou, deals. CLEARED,-Novpmber 29..1 Christiania, Sjelland, s, Swn, 650 coal Trouville, SaDuæ, 8, B, 260 coal Bordeaux, Jeune Eugene, F, 165 oopperas Liverpool, Volante, s, B, general I1\I!'ORTS,-No"ember 28. Pictou, Spind, 9,545 birch deals, 2,523 spruce deals PORTHCAWL.—ARRIVALS. Q Nov. 30. Chrysolite, 158, Penzance, ballast. Quiver, 34, Barnstaple, ballast. Jane and Sarah 44 Barnstaple, ballast. Alfred and Arthur, 41, Barn- staple, baJI.t. Sarah Ann, 44, Barnstaole, ballast. R, W. T., 40, Truro, ballast. Harvest Home, 79, St ^VKALJAST. Star, ro, Sc-illy, ballast. Jacinth, s, 199, Dublin, light. Alma, 79, Falmouth, ballast. b SAILINGS. N-. 30.—Camsew, s, Haylo, 400 coal. Cruiser, Hfracombe, 90 coal.

A DEVONSHIRE BARONET AND HIS WIFE. On Wednesday the Court of Appeal, consist- in of the Master 41£ the Bolls and Lords Justices Lopes and Kay, had before them the appeal ef pl.intit, Lady Jane Mary Synre' ?ife of C?pttin Sir Bebert Synpe, E.N. b.r-ot of Paignton, De,.n.hi?e, from a judg ment of Mr. Justice Mathew, On further con- sideration in London dier trial at Bristol with- out a jury. Plaintiff claimed that she was entitled to receive foods wort.h £600 and CI50 damages, which she brought on her marriage with Sir Robert Synge, in 1884, to his house called Ardfield, Paignton, and she asked for a declaration that Ardfield and her lands were to be at her disposal and use during her lifetime. The learned judge found apainst her claim Lady Synge now appealed.—The case was not hen t1. court rot-r.

I BURNING FATALITY AT SWANSEA. Joseph Reas Edmonds, a boy aged two years, died at Swan sea. Hospital on Wednesday from the effects of bums received at his parents' house, Gomenan-place, Swansea. At an inquest held on Thursday afternoon, a verdict of" Acci- dental death" was returned.

SALE OF A HISTORICAL MANSION. I Place has at ?'? found ? pnrchMer, ?t ?29,000, f" Sir Ed?r Vincent This historic i(Snumrrey estate incl,udes a curious Gothic building known in ?th. e ne?hbourhood as "Wolsey's Tower becanse it was once tenMttd by J'°?" Wolsey, ,h.rtly before hM?.

CHESHIRE AGRICULTURAL I SOCIETY. At the annual eeting of the members of the  Cheshire AgrienItwal Society, held at Crewe on :d;fwi:b, decided to hoM next yaar's show at Nantwioh, on the !Mt Wednes &yin August.

Lord ?°*?'?' who is at FiLrriW?d en?ed f°V! flther' wi3bes ? borrow iL p1 the leMerB of the late 14?r" which  formal notes written in the third penon, As soon ? h? ??'"?E?" '?V b? entmsM t: i:n 8t=:: Ihn:ledeSt«l LINEN LASTs LoxozR 1 In Smking ?d Wmh or HUDBOWS DRY 8OA* LInN LUTS LoNG. D0" ft.. bblutdoes no, mt. txo ven Bustnr^s! atftrcsseg. FINEST PROCURABLE. THE "CROFT" BLEND. RARV, OLD SPIRIT, MATURED BY AGE, ONLY IN -< SHERRY WOOD. SoLE PEOPRIKTORS R. W. MILLEK AND CO., WINE AND SPIRIT IMPORTERS. S T O KE SCROFT. BRISTOL 25920

VC LOCAL SPORT. '1 (Taken from the Evening Express.) There are several changes in the trial teams hat torn out at Neath to-morrow (Satur- day). Neither M'Cutcheon nor Conway Rees will turn out, so their places in the Probables' back line will be filled bj Pearson and KUiolt. Percy Phillips will also be absent from half back, and thai will necessitate bringing Shepherd to partner Parfitt- To fill the three Taeaneies that the moving of the three above men will cause there will be a draw on the reserves. Cliff Bowen will take Pearson's place, Jack Davies will be in the centre, and Ben Thomas will partner Selwyn Biggs. There will be a couple of alterations in the forwards. Hutchinson will re-place C. B. Nichol, who is unable to be present, and D. W. Nichol will fill the Neath man's place in the Possibles* for ward rank. The teams will probaHy tun, out as follow:—Probables (red and white stripes) Back, W. J .Bancroft. Swansea; three-quarterbacks, T. W,Pearson, J. Elliott, Norman Biggs( Cardiff) ,and A. J. Goull (Newport) half backs, G. Shep- herd (Penarth) and F. C. Parfitt (New port) forwards, T. C. Graham, A. W. Boucher, W. Watts, H. Day, J. Hannen (Newport), F. Mills (Swansea), A. F. Hiil (Cardiff), and F. Hutchinson (Neath) Possibles (black red and black bands): Back, T. England (New. port) three-quarterbacks, C, Bowen (LIanelly), D. Fitzgerald (Cardiff). J. Davies (Morriston), and F. H. Dauncey (Newport) half backs, B. Thomas (Llanelly) and Selwyn Biggs (Cardiff); forwards, D. W. Nichol, D. J. Daniell ILlan. elly), W. Cope (Cardiff), S. Rice (Swaneca), W. Howells (Aberavon), R. G. Edwards (Morris- ton), W. Phillips (Cardiff Harlequins), and W. Davies (Cardiff). For the benefit of those travelling to Neath, I may mention that an excursion train will run from Newport at 12.10 Cardiff at 12.30 re- turning from Neath at 7.20. The return fare from Newport is three iihilugs; from Cardiff, two and sixpence. Now, with reference to those players not turning out for the trial match, the Union com- mittee will, it is hoped, strictly adhere to their rule that any player failing to turn up shalllose all further chance of ",eing selected in the team. My reason for urginsr this is that it is unfair to select a man for International honours on past reputation and mere hearsay it is unfair to the team as a whole, and unfair to other players who are in attendance. If it were a question of ex-, pense there would be some excuse perhaps, but every possible expanse is defrayed by the Union, and if a playt-r does not consider it worth while playing in the trial match, always pro- viding, of course, tVat there is no genuine reason for his absencc, the committee, in fair- ness to other good ion, should not trouble to consider the claims of the absentees. When all is said and done, however, it is hardly likely we are going to give over-much consideration to some of the absentees. Practi- cally there are three-C. B. Nichol, Conway Rees, and M'Cutcheon. The first men- tioned most improve a wonderful lot on his Cambridge form against Cardiff if he hopes to get in, whilst M'Cutcheon. according to the Northern critics, is going a bit rocky this year, which, by the way, makes it all the more important that we should have a chance of judging of his play before he is selected. I am a bit inclined, however, to think that neither of these men will get in on their merits. Conway Rees is said to be playing remarkably well, and has practically been the making of the Oxford team. For this position at left centre, however, there are Elliott and Fitzgerald also to be con- sidered, and I fancy the position will fall to one of these two. Only the other day ^correspondent came along with a suggestion that is perhaps worth consider- ing. It was to play Fitzgerald at left centre and Elliott at half. Not a bad idea by ttiiy means, for Elliott and Parfitt playing together would nlake a pair second to none. Another letter reached me from New York on Thursday, in which my over-welcome cor- respondent E.W." gives some idea of profes- sionalism in the States. He says Dear "Welsh Athlete,"—The agitation against professionalism in football continues at high speed, and it seems the university and college teams will have to expel their concealed professionals and adopt looser play and less rough tactics. American newspapers are giving British football fatalities of last year, and try- ing to prove the Rugby (English) game is as dangerous and less scientific than American football. Little notice is taken of these absurd remarks by those who know our cousins' litt!c eccentricities of boasting and newspaper licence, but, fearing the anti-football bddisb in Great Brita iu may notice them, it should be pomted out that for each American player there are from 40 to 50 Britishers actively following the game (without padded clothes and protec- tors) all days of every week. So long as our cousins play football clad like knights in armour they lay a premium on slow, mercilessly rough games. The Cardiff Rovers are proving themselves to be a very hard nut, for they fairly pulveriseO the Caerphilly team on Wednesday afternoon at Caerphilly. Playing up hill during the first half they put on a goal and a try to one try by the home team. On changing ends they took ad- vantage of the gradient, and added two more [ tries, which were converts, thus winnirg by three goals and a try to a try. The scorers were Spillane, Eosser (captain), C. Mills, end C. Williams. Referee Mr. G. Lewis, Cardiff Football Club. Considering that the Rovers had not been playing for four weeks (though practice had been kept up) the result augurs well for future matches. Next Wednc^y they meet Hengoed on the 'Quins' ground, and a tough game is anticipated, though the Rover; do not expect that their record, which up to dltte i. eight goals (one dropped) and nine tries to one goal and one try by their opponents, will be tampered with. Good old Uncle Tom s boys Mr. g. Rowland Hill, hon. secretary to the Rugby Football Association, sends the tijtorU- man the following ruling of the committee for circulation A referee having given a deci- sion after blowing his whistle cannot under any circumstances alter it. The act of a player taking the ball off the ground with his feet in a scrimmage does not constitute picking up' in a scrimmage within the meaning of Law 6." On Saturday next there will be an inter-team cross-country race between the Koath Harriers and St. Anne's Harriers, starting from the Roath headquarters at three p.m. That was a startling statement made by Lin- ton in the course of his interview on Wednesday night, to the effect that there would be but very few of onr bicyclists who would not be profes- sionals after Christmas, simply because their licences would be refused, and so they would have no choice in the matter. There is, how- ever, a growing tendency amongst cyclists to move for money prizes instead of the usual trophies. Linton says :-Amateurism is a fine game when you have plenty of money to keep it up, but very few riders have the money to do so, for they are, for the most part, work- ing men. From what I hear and on every side of me I b?in to think that the N.C. U. and other M?ttM b?M have before them a greater frtrugglo to maintain the amateur status than they have had at any part of thtit career. Wnr.SH ATHLETg.

WELSH SUNDAY CLOSING1 ACT. PROSECUTION AT BARRY. 0" Thursday (before tho Harry Ifcxim—uj tr..t?. Mc?rs. O. U..)u? and Dr. Nea]««i E,1ward J!ru?F,who!<.?ue bM.r<ic? ?' r?)'tns-.<tf:?.t, Cad'<xtcnBa?T?. w? oh-ir-r^ wiTh seiut? ueer in nt.?) m?nt,?. on (he 19th u)t. Mr. -4)f?i J?.i?"'  )).?:d for the P-uti,)", and J|r ap iidmunds, Cardiff, was to have dofc-mied hul lcl not attend, the Bench refusing to :¡d. journ the case. Aetins-sergeant Hen Davia deposed to peeing a little girl, named Kat( Smitii. of Courtfnay ;cxd. Cadoxton, 00Illin, fmm defendant's house with a bottle of bo? He took her back, and Brooks ?'d '1? J:" must have sold it.' Thi? was f(Rd t. be true, ?<!M.ryJa!?,d?ndMt's? daoghtcr, ?od to )x- about fourteen v<?mS age, ?'t?T'' the cvid?nM th?t ..he h? -i"-l 2d, for the and had p)a<:?ii i:l her mouev-box. Marv .lane C:,v.)l  S!'<WPiVtdthpmonpyforthebcpr. )Mt Mr and Mrs ];r<? ?'.<.w nothing a)?t it Mar? Brouh. wIfe of <kkn<lant, denim tõat ,he '00' her hu-band received any moncr for the beer. and did Dot know her ?<-?'?u?)? had bken money. It. was furthw ?:.t? t two mOl were a]M h. th" hou.? at th. tme dri.Iii.g TI,?, B,.(?h ?id l?i k wX tx<-huK<.Hyhah!pf<H. ?e?.hut.un<)<T.S); circumstances th. rase Id L?, dismissed. S 'Ith::a(ti" 't, Harr? Do? appe.red on the cha?e of 8p)!in? )?-r i,ht? a hf.en?. hut as h.? .1 it- ?,.d wit.),?? liot atten(i th(-, ca? -a?s adjouinc? till M day at Penarth.

SOLICITOR SUSPENDED." Justices Wills and Wright on Thursday SlI pended Mr. John Cole Stogdon, oxoli-itor. 2 Cicment s Inn. London, from practising for hr years for 1)rofe?* i ona ) misconduct -bile actae ;al:of:;t;:(I:"rSj"'olCOI:e Mtm i E.?ert Cecil Lei?h son of a ]?, Jlartnr in the firm of AIJsopp and Co., in b.rr..ig ?69 OM from Mr. Leigh when he ?a. 21 yc?of „ The Court acquitted the solicitor of the eharte of niisapuiopriatinp- the money, but he! that a Rolieitor one-bt never to barrow money from so young a client, and that independent advice would have shown Kr. Leigh that the loan of money at 5 per cent., which had to be lent agua at 6. 7, or 8 per cent., would in the end reeult m his losing some part of the capital sum. The suspension was ordered to take place ae from January 1 next.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER GOTHIC AT CARDIFF. On. Thursday the White Star liner Gotiio' doàed in the En?t!. B??i?, from Belfast, -d! during the afternoon ? lar»e concourse of people ,ihited tb", Dock for the purpose of £(('Î!1g' thiB m=<gi.!fi?u. ship. Owin.? to uruchcu of the bnnkH hatches her co?e wiU he wheeled aboard from the quay and froa nprhters alongside. It is expected that she will lor.ye Cavaiff for Liverpool te-merrow (Satur- day) evening.

ILLNESS OF AIR,. JOHN BURNS. Mr. John Bums. M.P., who was seized with sudden illness on Wednesday, was slifbtiv tetter 011 i huvsday mormn-r. Mrs. Haras told a reperter on 1 hursday that her husband, feeling unwello» Wednesday. went for a walk across Clapham Common, and was found later lying unoonscioua on the ground. It was at first fekr.nl tbatke, had been seized With spinal paralvsis, but Is i1hJep. ?"?"Tcd ? )? the rem't ef « Mr<t. chill, Mr?. HarM added that her LWihr.nd had overworked himself, and she should not allow lum io icare the house fo:' a week at least.

THE STROUD MURDER. Thnr-dov, December 21. has been fi..d for, the execution of Frederick Wyndhara, convicted! of the mur.1er of his father at Bidey, near: btroud. It will take place in the county CUI! at Cxioucester, and Billiacton will be tfce executioner.

FAILURE OF CARDIFF ENGINEER. At the Ofncial EoceiTer's office on Thursday ft meet irg- of the creditors of David Pngh, mecha- nical en<rineer, «f 19, Caerphiily-street, East Moors, CarduT, was held.—Tiie sUteraeat of afrÚrs showed liabilities L195 12s. Id. ud  ?8s* a ?'ici?ey of ?.157 ?<. ?.j. -The (chtor, it appears, c?m. menced business with .er8. H. Dvaufi and .t\i?okou in May, 1892. t. Ii?. ,le? t)? ?tyl. of E\'u,ns, Pu?h. and Nicholsou. but di?.]T.d ;Ir: m Pebrnary i?t. In June last ?9 c«mmGnccd business on bis own account <ttF<?'t. iane, Roath, with money lie borrowed from, tnende, and continued until October 10. when he sold his: machinery for £ 27. He attributed hie i ailnre to tlie coal strike and loss on aceommod*- lion The Official Bceeivcr was anpeinM trustee.

MAY AND DECEMBER. Some interest was menifeRted in a marrfafS wL[ch took pl&cc on Wcjne?.?y at AM?Mhet. thccontrMtmtf pM-cies being Mr. H..ry BIA' oartcr. 75 years of ae & p.?ioner crMm f"M tier Ma]c^ty's stables, and a VQung woma namcu ??ik.y, ?fd Z? th? d..gi,Ce, of hoeaw Tictuallcrat Aldershot.

ACCIDENT ON FREKCH WAS SHIP. A t'Me; ram from Paris 5'Y8:- di"patdl from Toulon announces a hcriuus accp djnt on board the breech tnnet "hip rgen Durmg the monamvres in c G lf,)f Juan, ''? eninc tube Hlddnry burst, scalding f..r men, one of whom is reported to be IU a urea* rious condition.

—-?.? J L OLD CARDIFF DORCAS SOCIETY. The Old CardW D(e;ety, hic,ù.rOf\ YUlrs past done no much good iu the (;'T\1:J; of comforting .?d bene6<inf the l,eDr V ;)<  tno town, hdd its :mnu:d ùÜI_rl.mt:f; Y{t-t Ji'ur!.?y, when a number of Mic.. v-.U) Mr* g;qr1;n 'bielf ,1'hÜ:' nnd assisted in thc distribution.

LIFEBOAT FOR BARRY. The secretary of the Rovd National Lifeboat? IIJ"htutwD has this week written to the eCeot tQ,=J;:J:e{i, John Wesley," wit be est?b)i6hed ?t Barry M ?con as th" dock works at present in coarse of construction an -plet?, d

Perhp6 the most interc-stirg musical event of next -k will be the fir.t pClf0rma',e In E?g I.] of Schnman's opera, Genoyeva." T# the great honour of the Eoyal College of 3fa?i^ this tMk has been ????der?a?en by the PPil? of that institution, wbo wi: a1.0 for the tir time, b. the p-io- ,tge f Old D. y -by f:h:f .ki1' ?hIa. to assert their powers. THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HOARSENESS. BROWN'* BRONCHIAL TROCHES ARE IKO-t BE«"F5CI»1 the cun* or ':11-'01 h:1)h7ti81: or Catarrh. In the form cf a lozenge mar bs carri"d o« SS.S?"']. ???'??*'? ° 1,. 1), Mf?'M?' Cuemists, 1B. ljd. per box. Pri.W -d Published by the Proprietors, Moesri. Daniel ?"? C?.. (?mi?d).?rt?WBMn:M MAIL" Tempomry Offices, Tudor-road, CARDTF*^ the County of Glamor, rEIDAV, DECEMBEB1, 1191 —

y.y. -iÐaI;. ORANGES. HA! HA!! ONIONS. IIA! HA!! DATES. HA! HA!! TANGERINE ORANGES. HO! HO!! CHESTNUTS. HO! IIO!! FRENCH PLUMS. HO HO!! AT THE FIRM OF LIGUT AXD LEADING- JOHN STUART. 22. YVOMANBY STREET, CARDIFF. Telegrams: Exacter. 26131 Telephone No. 597. TR* DAKIEL QWEN AND 00 (LIMITED), j PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS ARDIFF.

FINANCIAL. [FROM THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.! I LONDON, THURSDAY. No alteration was made in the Bank rate of discount to-day. Money was in good demand at 2J to 3 per cent. for short loans during the earlier hours, owing to the re- quirements of the Stock Exchange, but eased off towards the close. Discount was somewhat easier at 2 to 23 per cent. for the best. three months' paper. Twenty-two thousand sovereigns from Lisbon were taken to the Bank. Bar silver unchanged at 32d. Mexican dollars nominally the same price. Indian telegram exchange Is. 31?,d., Hong Kong 2s. 4d., ditto four months 2s. 4Jd., Shanghai 3s. 2;d., ditto four months 3s. 3!d., Singapore and Penang 2s. 44d. Calcutta Bank rate 4 per cent. The Bank return is somewhat weaker, the proportion of reserve to liabilities being 50J, against 52 per cent, last week. Bankers paid clearing on £105,347.000, or £31,775.000 less than the corresponding week last year. On 'Change the rate for bills on Italy niov,,cl in favour of this country owing to further banking troubles there, while the Austrian currency improved in value. Other exchanges were without material alteration. Rnssianrouhle 24. The Paris Bourse was steady and closed firm. Cheque exchange on London higher 6t 25.18; private discount 2 per cent. German Bourses rather unsettled. Buenos Ayres gold premium two points higher, at 228 percent. The Stock Markets have been generally good to-day, and busitwss has been fairly active in most departments, the chief attention being directed to American Securities, which mark a further improve- ment. Investment Stocks continue in demand. Consols improved J to 98 J J money, while the quotation for the new January account is 98/g xd; Two-and-a-Half per Cent. up à, Bank Stock 1 to 330, India Stocks i to Kupee Paper (Itill Mauritius Guaranteed rose Burton-on-Trent, Nottingham, llhyl, and Portsmouth Loans j New South Wales Inscribed and Victorian Three-and-a-Half Loan improved £ Indian Rails firm; Southern ifahratta rose 2. Foreign Market rather irregular. Italians dropped 1, Egyptians 11 to i, and Tribute Loans J on realisations, while Spanish were a shade limer Austrian Issues rose 1. and Danish 1862 1; Mexican Sixes up ij, Uru- guay a i to 34, Brazil 1889 L Argentine 1886 {(, ditto Funding J to 71, CeduIas" B" i 'while ditto A" fell J, and T Series J; Peru Pref down J San Louis Potosi rose 4, Costa Kica B" 1, VIrginia Funded -J. Home 11ai1s mostly firm, but not active. Districts improved J, Kasterns g, Westerns, •North-Westerns, Midlands, and Hull and Barnsley i Sheffield Deferred and Metro- politans, however, receded A; Scotch lines dull Barry down 3, Sheffield Pref and Tali Vale 1 Southern Deterred Stocks closed without change, after being decidedly liglier. American Rails good on New York eclviees. JSrie Seconds up 2, ditto Pref 1, and most other lines £ to but Lake Shores dropped J. Canadian Pacifies closed firm, and Grand Trunk Issues improved 11 to on bears buying back. Mexican Railway First Pref rose J, while ditto Debentures fell I Ensenadas up 3, diuo Pref 2, Central Uruguays 2J, Buenos Ayres Southern 1, Mexican Southern Deben- tures 2;1, Nitrate Rails weaker. National Bank of Mexico rose 1 Hong Kong J lower; Ottomans steady. In Miscellaneous Mercantile Trusts advanced 2, Foreign and Colonial ditto and .Foreign and American General ditto 1 to 2, Bankers' Trust Pref 2, New Zealand Agency Debenture Stock Fours 2J, Nordenfelt Debentux-es, City of Mexico Loan, Gas-light 11 A," Imperial Continental Gas, South Het- ton Coal, and Allsepp Stocks 1, New York Investment Pref, Rudge Cycle, Rio Flour Mills, and Royal Niger (10 paid) J, National Discount, Union ditto, Industrial General Trust Pref, Chicago Brewery,and Milwaukee ditto Pref i Plicenix Insurance fell 2, Royal ditto, Commercial Union ditto, and Chicago Packing Pref Fore-street Ware- house 4, Elmore Copper g. Globe Telegraph Trust Pref improved J, t>ul Telegraph Shares otherwise unchanged. In Mining Shores Jagerafontein Diamonds receded a further Ã; De Beers unchanoocd; :Chartered of Africa easier at 22s. 6d. Crown Reef quoted 8 ex div., Primrose Gold 32, t;1",I.as 15s. 6d, Don Pedroa 13s. Copper Shares quiet.

LONDON SHARE MARKET. CONSOLS ORIU 12.10 MO CM A?T Con. Goschen ipe Money 98 .98 ft" Do. do. A.e.t, D- •" 911 "■ W»1 Stock 104$.. New do. do Vji/g Bank 01 Eagltuul Stock. 3'9 India 3.J   D.. S do 994; r t{'ifl Do. do ? p 105 Indian Rupee Paper 4 p CI 63& 66 66H bs.'?M.??'4p'K'J?,??9? ? ;? ?? Ix»s.C.GoodHope,4pr. Cfr.|108 Ins.NewZealand Conaolid[lC6 ins. Ne?S. W.I?,4 per CiJ03'A !?Vi?r?4??.'3.?}? ? ? I[-. South A,?.tr,,Ii.. ..IIO l»a. Queen8hUld 4p., Cte.'1G3 1]] HUME RAILWAYS. Brighton Railway Ord.il66 1>0. Delenod. '!46'!(,!46.t t461/2145T? (:a:op:ff)rc:3:¡1rj¡ i 1>0, Deferred do 32 bli x\7*L t).Xh??t?er6t(i.i???? Do. rreterence gs GI:o:f&c:iid"¡:,l: <. reat Eastern Ordinary 771 '"?' '??' L.t.N'tbn.Prefd.Cop.Ord. 111?! Do. do. Defd. do. 53"|52% Do. do e(d. do. 63 52??1 (.rMt 53 Hull and Barnsley 2&Zil ?7% Lancashire rind Yorkshire Wfcj 1 LMC<tshire!.n.)Yw)ttb)reM'4%?:?7JH LEUDON AND SOUTLI-WESTU 187 D.. do D.f.,e,l 67  HAN., SHEF. AND LINE. ORD 51 Pieferre(I 79 DO. 25 25% „m D..??.n().St o?ck. ??? ? ? ? Do.f,n<IStOCk. 71 I.. I. :D.: 1);?trie.t °"? 27^ 28 27? 27?? DO. PREFERRED FTL )  'LAIDLAND ORDINARY '48% UG^' 'LIORTH PRLTI^H ORD. PREF. 70'^ 70W 7(JJT FCO^H.&^ORUIN^ ?-???''?i?))iM?? Tn4 •outh-Eastern Ordinary U4 no. De,erred.170.j{, 71 70'f¡, 70 'TatT Vale Ac. 9 78- ?fV«)eAc.9';?.??.?78?? AMERICAN RAILWAYS. Ac. Central Pacific 20 "1 [20% 20% Ceiitrftt lln(!iflc.. 2()1111 2  DENVER ORDINARY i; H 8! Do. PREFERRED 33-^ 33'A 34 34'^ ERIE Sh,,r Ikl, 15'4114 ?.??? R: :cc:e¡:iii;g:: ? 79 79^ 80 ILLINOIS COUTRNI ;>& 97 LAKE SHARE 133^ TouhJ .a N..b?ill? 5253 blissouriK- & T?. 144? 15 KEW YOIK CENTRAL 106 106% gr;¡ :1B "? "? 11O: iä 22, 22 Konoik Preference 22 22& 24^m2 ?'??'??'??'?reuce 23? ?. ?? ? Ohio nuÜ Mississippi 17 2? DO. PREFERENCE 68 FENUSYLVANIA ORDINARY, 51% fhiMetpS?ABeS??' ?)? U^I l''iWno:(i 11l Uu PACIFIC 2LFIJ214L 21% Uniolll'llcjfio'12J21' 21' YJU Wf'l;e;\î':l.ö:: W 127' 1281; i17 1/, ATLANTIC G'. W l?t T 19? ?'19C)" 9 Atchimtt W: .?..? 21'?: 21? 21% m)::¡r,lt:J '1!. I GRAND TRUNK ORDINARY. 6$#' .? Do. '1314 63% DO. FIRST RREFCRENCE.. 46?45? 46% Do. SECOND PREFERENCE. ? 30 M DO. Ti?i,,l !?4 4?16?4 '?" ?' 14 Mr)x'}\ or{:,I:r!r6ë'i ¡¿f,i: 623 163 Do: SECOND I'L^FERENCE. 38 T FOBKIGN BONDS TIOMWRDU ORDINARY 91/1 MEXICAN C,??. 4 56^.« [ DO. lI(l{{I;'C:1 d A y t. S't b 106 ? ?' ? 107 B Ay,??? .,I Rosaxio 59^ Central Artfeutiue 63 c hil 80 Do. :M2  ? 89   lUumos Ayr?? 2 Do. 18i?  ? K? .Hrjj»tntiue 188G 6? 66 Do. Fnuding '<0^ ,'7Q*j ][[ ;.OII!1 :¡ :¡ D.. 't r?;?ry 41^ Cedillas A '9 .];,i' Do. Cedulas B 2'1 27?i 2 Buenos Ayres Cedulas L. 8 Do. J 7 Brazilian 1889 'K? ?96?; ]Ffcypti? Utifl(?d.10.  1).. Go,. Pr,f., 91 97? DO. STATE Dom<tiu. [M% T '105 Do. DAIRU, NEW )9<! .? Freaoh3peiCent.RentM<S? ,I. .Do. 43| per C?.t IC4 „T f HUNGARIAN 4 P.C. GOLD. Itaii- 6 per Ceut 81 96%, 80% 8(M4 MMic)tn6 PER CENT 68%69{ £ 70 PERUVIAN CORPOMT'NORD. 5% D.. PREFERENCE 16^4 16 16% Por?)(u? ?'r ?en? 1869 20 .;? ? Greeks 1881 37-% „J Do. 1884 36 R,?,-itu 4 p.c. Co?er,io 100^ ;i: l: .?" "? "s. 6i, T"rl, g7J.. ?01 i6o- l. L. D.. Ottonmu Defence 99 Do, 'i?.t Group 56^ 56 Do. s"?).d GROUP 34^ 34 D?' T?rdCir?p? ?'. ?;;? ? ?" ?" 23? ,)ll,2:Q:(:: H 13 8 OTTOMAN BANK SHARES 13^ MISCELLANEOUS. Uruguay 5? per CENT 33^ 34 T" ?" HONDURAS 5^ F??.y' 14(G ? ?  l L" ¡¿j;f London S.KATHERINE'SDK 41 EAAT & Wt INDIA D.,?k, !7 ,ifn:[0.? i Do. Defenfd [te? ? .) CUUARD St?-.?bip,921) PD 11 H<'<t.SteamN!tT.t:I5p'S'-t? ?  D. 5 per Cent. Pref 5$. D.: 5 per (?ent. lOg7 5 Anglo American Tcl. Pr.f 63 Do. do. Ordinary,• ?  ?:{¡i: ;i j .j j' Eastern ditto :4 .,te LC^I BraxitiM Submarine ?.'?* ? ?  National Telephone 4%. t!:lk2f:ti 'it  Allsopps Ordinary SO 51 Bryant A MAY Ordinary I5 Consett Irou ^2 17,1. St. & Ir'U C. 7. ?  Hudson's Bay Shares HS»tclil;iss 1 Deccau Laud.. 5 Suez Canal Spratt's Patent 2*$ ? '?  Hammonds 2J/S EASTUIAUS FEED'S FORGE U??tu?K'?.????? ?  SALT U-i?. Or<Mry  .?. i¡i, ..11 Ni ?r. te Knihvay 6 Primitifo Nitrate 4K 15^ ?AU Jorge Nitrate 5 P.b!. Nit?,t. '3 Rublin Distillers 2% ,4 Boll', .¡,to. 4 J eceMt. Leud. 'i!! ••• Cb.rt.?,,d Af' 'c !22?6 22,, UNITED Concessions .? ?"9' ? L- tinit,e(I Concessions 49, eL??ppMi .14 ? ?Mg.? 1\O Tintos 14FT »• 111f¡I' ¡11: ..d BarryI Th?,i. Copp<'r 5 M.YMr. Gold ?. MYSORE GOLD I-'IELDI M??.MS °. ?!? ?"" SOUTH Africn ll.pl'r U 9" i4' N,,? J??nt? 14141?, ?.' ?.' M& I,'ield. S. AFRICA *« S?isbu?y jsoid ?e'?   ?. ? ?. CITY d Sib0u?b  ? ? JUBILEE ?  Simmerx.ndJttok. ?. W?.r 444 r,<ms'tM?t<s  '? *A ? ?. LANIRLAAGTE BLOCK B ?A> ••• SHEBA PRIMROSE ?? ••• Australian Broken Hill 21 PtKs reak  V Wentworth Priority ~LI ?" ? ?. YANKEE GIRL JJ- ••• TtraMCt. WATER 9^ B ?k .?. J'* Briti?l? Wt. N.rth'?N.?. ?l'ollieries 2,, CMt.<   Pear'sSoap Ordinary  5  ?. Bartholway Brewery Ord. ^/N De. PMferMCe lO t. St. L..i. lircw?ry Ord. Do. Preference

LOCAL FINANCE. LOCAL FINANCE. I [BY OUR FINANCIAL EDITOR.] CARDIFF. THURSDAY. Faint-heartedness has again affected the market to-day, and this has been distinctly marked in regard to Khymney Ordinary Stock, hich has declined two points. We do not often make predictions, but when we do it is upon absolutely trustworthy autho- rity, and we have no hesitation in saying that Rhymneys at their present price are worth picking up-to keep for a time. There are reasons, and they are important, why the agreement between the Tafi and Rhymney should not be announced just now. Althoug? we are in possession of certain facts, we are precluded from making use of them, and all we can say at present is that Rhymneys are worth more than 205. The other fluctuations are not important, but they show a want of confidence in some loaal securities. They are as follow :— ttise Albion Colliery Shares J to 11|—g, and North's Preference A to 5-:t, Fall: Khymney Railway Ordinary 2 to 204-6, Rhondda and Swansea Bay Preference k to 10—?!, and Penrikyber Preference 4 to 4|— 5. Hancock Preference Shares and Deben- tures are now quoted ex dividend, the former at 11J—| and the latter at 101—3. The following business has been done on the Cardiff Stock Exchange:— Rhondda Debenture, 108, London and Provincial Banks, igi. Metropolitan Banks, 16. i Rhymney Iron Old, 27a. 6d. Rhymney Iron New, lis. 9d. Spiilers Ordinary, 8!. Denver Preference, 34. Mexican Seconds, 371. The non-members of the Stock Exchange report:— Waterlow Bros. andXajton Preference Shares, Grand Trunk Third Preference, 161. Great Western Colliery" B," 4t, 4 5-16. Local Government Loans, 1042, London and Provincials, 19'. Spiilers Ordinary, 8i. ?' Rhymney Iran Old, 27s. 9d. and 28.. Cardiff &e B, 8?. Melbourne Ga.?, J. Inquiries have been made to-day for Albion Coal Shares at lli, Great Western Colliery A" Shares, Cowbridge and Aber- thaw Railway Shares at 11, Rhymney Ordi- nary at 205, and Brecon and Merthyr A Debenture. New sellers oifer Rhymney Ordinary Shares at 205, Penrikyber Ordinary at 4, Metropolitan Banks at 16, Barry Third Preference Stock, Brecon 1862 and 1864 Preference, Rhymney Railway Debenture Stock at 130 j, Black Lion Brewery Debenture, Pearce s Ordinary, Cambrian A" Debenture at 124J, ditto C Debenture at 110, ditto No. 4 Preference at 12, Spillers Ordi- nary at 8J, Cardiff Ice B at 8g, Han- cock Ordinary, Barry First Preference Stock at 151, Rhendda Ordinary at 6J, and D. Davis and Sons Shares at 13. Messrs. Thackeray and Co. in their weekly report give the following information:- B.it.Th. chief characteristic of this market has, for the past few weeks, been one of extreme dulness, and at Jle present moment there does net appear to be any indication of an improving tendency. The want of support is very marked all ronnd, and transactions in the ordinary stocks of our local lines have continued T!ry limiW, Barrys, with little moving in t ,em, a. abont 203. T.1 Vales remain un- altered at 77B, while Rhymneys, which ran np to 209 in the early part of the week, back to 204-6 ltt..dd. d S? e- Eye have been in fair request, and are ch?gi' bands at about 61. A good t#ne h.. ir.v.ilel in the market for preference and ebenture stocks, and transactions have been fairly n.)r.u principally in Barry, Rhondda, Bree and Merthyr B, Taff Vale, and Alexan- ::cD:aBet:t:ešteX&Il- "Bett?.—TMsMottenMiMcti.re.en?tmM?w.' ra-te bnsiness to note in London and Provincial and National of Wales. Metropolitans and Lloyds are offering. Prices, liewevel-I without any material alteration. Coal.—Colliery shares have again come in for a fair share of attention, notably Davis, Inter- nationals, North's Preference, and Albions. The debentures of the Powell Duffryn Colliery Com- pany have been considerably over applied for, a large amount beinz locally subscribed for. Iron.—-Ebbw Va'.esare firmer at 7J—8. Rhym- noy Old Shares have changed hands several times at 27s. 613., and the New at lis. 3d., lis. 6d.. and lis. 9d. "M.¡scÛla Iwn1's.l'he principal business in this section has been in Barry Graving Docks, Han. cocks, Mountstuart B,' Swansea Harbour Stock, Spiilers and Bakers Ordinary, Alexandra Dock and Railway 4 A' Preference and B' Con- solidated Stocks, &c." At the general meeting of the share- holders of Westlake's Brewery (Limited) held in Bristol yesterday a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum for the six months ending September 30 last, which (with the interim dividend at the same rate) makes S per cent. per annum, was declared, payable on and after the 6th inst.

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST SUPPLIED BY MESSRS. THACKERAY AND CO., STOCK AND SH mE BROKERS, 3 DOCK. CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. RAILWAYS Paid, Prices. st*, BARRY RAILWAY 1. STOCK GREAT WESTERN 100 153 154% u LONDON ? N?. Wstra: MO ? 165 166 MIRTLAML S:ïi;'ÿ:: 100 14 19¡ Yo BLION. & SWANSEA BAY.. 10 (V*L 7 STOCK RHYMNEY LOO 204 206 „ BEVERU AND "WYE 100 5 6 ? Tt?VtIeDiv?dStk.lOf) T? 7B? PREFERENTIAL. SCk B:.Y, 5 P.C. 1-t PREF 100 180 im •• D' DO. 2ML. 100 149 25 D. DO. "'d 100 ? 148 150 10 SO. 4 p SHARES 6 7% 7,1, STOCK BRCN. & MR. 1ST PREF, '61 100 7,? 75 „ DO. 2??dP?.f. '62 100 55 60 „ CUMBRIAN No, 14 p.c.. 100 62 64 Do. No 24p: o. 100 33 35 G,WëI15;C: igg 163 165 10 PEM. & ;f?.by P.C. 10 8% 9 10 RHOTI, & SMI. BAY5P.C. 10 ? 10 10? STOCK Bbymney 4 P.C. un&. 100 126 128 U TAFF VALE 4 p., c- 100 127% 128% GUARANTEED AJJD LEASED. 60 Aberd?re "'Y. 69 151 ?3 10 CowME?AMha.w!?pe 10 M? 11 St.?k Gt. W??t. 5 P.C. (g.) 100 164 166 Stck tf;;b:,k: i 161 163 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES. 100 ALCX'DRADKS&RY4P.C. 100 99 101 xd S ,_???k RAILWAY 4 :c. 100 126 127 100 lll'm 109 111 „ ,rec:. &100 103 105 „ Do. DO, B 4 P.C 100 87 90 „ BUTE DOCK 4 PER CENT. 100 117% 118% „ CAMBRIAN A 4 P.C. 100 123 124 „ Do. B 4 P.C. 100 113 114 „ GREAT WESTERN 5 N.C. 100 16 8 179 „ MIDLAND 3 P.C 100 103 105 ? MidW?)<-s A 4% peNO.? 120 122 „ N.ath AND B???o. I.t. 100 108 110 ? A 1 3),: 100 99 101 „ D.. do. A 2 D?. 100 68 73 „ R'dd. &Bay 4 p.? 100 108 109 „ RHYMNEY 4 p,, 100 ,c. 129 131 „ TALL VALE 3 P.C 100 100% 101% BANKS. 30 GLAMORGANSHIRE 2 5 5& 5 GLAMORGANSHIRE PREF. 2 6 6 60 1,. 1.. & Midl-d 1?2i,1 10 LONDON & Provincial 5 19 19 50 LLOYDS Bank 8 25% 26 50 M,)tr.p.lit. r ..5 15% 16% 20 NaIN:I(iliq',) 19 lr4 lrt 75 NATIONAL PROVINCIAL 10% 42% 43% 60KKtiom]Pi'o?cSt.?.? l2? 49g50? g 'i.ul} J;tVh"¡: 10 j 33 UA?. "'? 10 ABERDARC GAS 10 16 16% Stook C?diff Gas A 10 P.C. 100 198 200 „ DO, IS 8 P.C 100 158 160 D C 7 p.,? 100 Ilia 141 ? D? 1' 5P'lo() 100 101 Do: 4?, l.v,.if. Stk 100 112 ?113?i 10 LlynviI?II.P:f: 1 11 Ig stoe Newport GAS A 10 p.c 100 198 201. It „ D-. B 7% P.C 100 .14 9 151XALT BO. (Nr"r;nt" ig m m:, 25 SWANSEA GAS 7% PER CENT 25 371/4 27% 25 Do. 7 pS CENT 2? N 35% GAS AND WATER. Stock Barry and CADOXTON 100 10 BRIDGEND 10 7 78U imuïiïï; i 1¿ 1&? 10 YSTRAD 10 17 17^ WATERWORKS. ?5 BRISTOL 25 52% 53% DO 20 41 42 10 NEATH A 10 16% 17 10 PONTYPRIDD 10 p.?. Ord 10 20b? 21 10 Do. 7 P.C. do. 10 14 14? COAL AND IRON. 10 ALBION STEAM COLLIERY. 10 11% 11% 10 D. ,IS 10 12& 13% 23 EBBW VALE STEEL, IRON.. 20 7% 8 23EMtwYateStee),Iron..20. 7& 8 5 DO. 1693 NEW BE,44 5 DO. PREF. A.5BI/ 8^ 10H.H.v!vinB?Co.Arre?8?2? 3? 5 INTERNATIONAL COAL 6 V? 4 100 Mill,r&C.?y6p.?,Db, loo 100 102 62JI¡ N, & Blaiua Iron Pref, 62% 67% 68 inst. arrears 10 NEWPORT-ABERCARN 10 6% Ó 10 BO. PARTICIPATING 2rl. 10 go"II 5 North', Nov,ColUery. 5 2 2 5 DO. 10 P.C. CM. PREF. 5 5% 5% MFeBrikyb&CotRry..? 10??4.S 5? 10 BO. 5 TO 7% P.C. PREF. 10 7% 8 5 RHYMNEY LION FI 27S 281 5 Do. N?? 4114 11? 13. 100 BO. P.C. MORT. BEBS. 100 80 83 17 NV-1e?; 178el 3 Do 10 p1411 4,? 3 N?, :B1,1.22 V4 50 7?D ?d?g- 1. & Coal A 36 7% 8% ? Do. do.B26 9% 10% MISCELLANEOUS. STOCK ALEXANDRA BK & Bil 4% A PREFERENCE 100 100 101 ,.AleMudmDo.4%Brrefl00.71 73 10 B.,?y G-,i.g 1),?k 10 13 13^XD 1 BS u? ?o?,]j?ited 1 ? .? 1 :tïJ¡cC:\k 10 21?, 22"? 10 Do.6p.c!?ref. M. M? 15 10 14W'I. W.g'3 1 1% 50 Bute BRY BOCK 50 54 55 Stock C-,Iiff C""O 3 P.C. 100 113 114 5 C.rdl & Peu'th 'l'mm'ys 5. 3 4 50 CardiKJ'cttonDry?)? 40 ? 27 27% 25 CARDIFFWORKM'NSCO'TG 25 36 38 50 Central GRAVING Dock 50 48 50 MW.Hanoock&Co.MdlO. 14 M?Yd 10 Do. 6p.?. 10 11% 11?d STOCK „ 'Deb. STOCK 100 101 103 XD 20 nilP-. I"ry Dock14I 10 MUFORD DOCK 10 .$» 50 3To'ntSt.,?t Dy D'k A40 ..? 59% 60S 50 BO. P 20 33 34 5 NEWPORT TRAMWAYS 5 5% 6 'Water ?TS'?it's .? 27? 27? ,o r- 1,,do7' 4 10 1.. PREF. 6 P.C. CUM 20 "7% %LLT 50 I'll, 1',Iipbiillig 50 3638 10 PROVINCIAL TRAMWAYS. 10 Z% 4 XD 10 BO. 6,pr ?.t. P??f. 10 10 F £ 103I 10 E'Y'LHOTEL 6%P.C. PREF 10 8 9? 10 SPIILERS & BAKERS ORD. 9 8% 9 10 DO. 6 P.C. PREF. 10 11% 11 to,: ?r4. .if, 100 99 99 5 & E3h??keU53t 10 TUCKER'S, J.?,0I.04 10 BO, 6 P.C. P, 3045 50 W ?d..?- Slip,;34 Bank Batc reduced from 3 to3 per C-t. 5th Ot. SELLERS— £ 150 Bhymney Ord, at 205 20 17 Metropolitan Bank shares, at 16 £4;;0 Barry 3rd Pref StocK Brecon 1962 and 18M Prefs £ 700 Rhymney Ry Deb Stock, at 130% 60 Cowbridge «Aberthaw.Shares, at 10% 60 Khymney Iron New, at 27 London « Provincial Banks, at 19% £500 TaffVale Stock 20 A"-M.i Gas Shares, at '6 ?E?oo & £ 100 B" 1st P. ?l.?k £ 70 & ;EO Barry 2nd Pref Stock 25 South Wales Colliery A t 1 20 Bhondda K Sw?is? Bay 6,. ?t 6§ 50 "'ly-"Y Iron Old, 27s 9D d 10 Windsor Slipways—bid wanted 10 & 5 BM-ry aravm-; Decka, &t l.%?d 20 D, ,&t 13 BUYEBS 40 Albion Coal Shares, at 11& 30 Great Western Colliery A Shares 20 London & Provincial Bank Shaxes 50 South Wales Colliery B, t 4,1 25 North's Pref Shares 20 International Coal Shares X5M Brecon & ertha & B Deb Stk 10.lCh, ndam & S?mw y3m ly Ord, at 6% Wsfùt :a:Wrr. at íh3: 9A 5 Bute Dry Dock Shares THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCKBROKERS. 1059 ET. LYDDON AND 0. 122, BUTE.ST.. and STOCK EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. Telegrams: "LYDDON, CARDrpp." TEISI>HOAES: 63; Nat. ?' SELLE11 500 Barry 1st P,.f St.?k, at .161..? 5 Spi len Ord Shares, at .5 El,od?. O,d Sb.??, t6?,l T •1 N)B.Da.vM&Som?re?.at 13 ll,ODD Brec? 1864 pref Si o.k 3 10 LlYnvie Ga Shares 25 Hancock lr,?f Share. South Wale. Comtry A & B Shares £ 200 RUTY Debenture Stock, at 12'1 25 BttA f W.I. Shares ??' ? '?? BUYERS 10 Nell's Ordinary Share., at 10% ?SOCRhymney Iron Debenture 30 International Coal Shares 60 N.,tb'. 0 li-ry Sh.r?.. at2% ,Co & £17 Rh.nd,l. Deb Stock 25 Albion Colliery Shares X500 C-.t?i' IT 'C"?.d D Deb Stock £ 500 Cambrian 1at & 2nd Pref Stock 40 Barry New Pref Sbares, at 7% GEORGE THOMAS, STOCK. \? BROKEB, VIENNA CHAMBERS, DOCKS, r CARDIFF, AND STOCK EXCHANGE. T???BKETa?" Cardiff. P.O" T'phone No. 59. ? jO BUYERS Barry )?t T'ph BELMBS_ Bute Dry ° D?[ Sh- ° 8JSIAER8~Hancock Prefs 10 Cardiff & Caerphilly Brick Co..ieS SHS. SI) £ 3 paid Spiilers Ords 2fj D. Davis and Sons, at 13 F S. AND J. G. THOMAS, STOCK. 2ROKERS 1, DOCK-CHAMBEBS. and STOCK EXCHANGE, CABDIFF. CAKDIFF." Telephone, 158. Spiilers Pret Shares, at 11 £95 Cambrian Railway A Deb iE V took Cardiff Ice Shares 10 Thompson and Shk.U Prto 10 Bev&N and Co. (Ltd) Ordinuy BUYERe-C?ldiff Ga. Stock ?'? OtdiMty Dry Dock Shares Albion èolliely Debs e-d Shares North's Ordi,?? W. H-k -d Co. Odi-,y 21792 In the Century Magazine for December is an arbele by the late James Russell Lewell en The FiTe Indispensable Anthers, who are named as Homer, Dante*.Cervantes* Goetbe, and TF. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER T 36, West Bute-st. (and Stk Exchange), C<trtUa Telegraphic Address, "GEDIIE, CARDIFF." Telephones, î:¡:139, Poet-Office No. fr?. S F7 LIRbk,_20 lots .I. 5 Wm. Hancock Ordinary Rhyiuney Iron Old London & Provincial Bank Shares BUYERS — 20 K 10 Internationals London and B-k Sh-?. Pennkyber Or(liy 20 Cowbridge & A trtl.. Shares 5791 JW. COURTIS, TAYLOR, and CO. J. BANK-BUILDINGS, ST. MAEY-STBEET and STOCK EXCHANG1 CARDIFF. 2181 TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO nnREGEBTHEN DUNN AND C O 12, MOUNT STUARTS0,UARE CARDIPF And STOCK ?.CIIA Telegrams: "TREDCNN, CABDIFF," Nat. Tel, No. 1.30 SELLERS— £ "*00 Rhymney Ordiruuy Stock, a.t 210 20 Rhondda A Swansea Bay Ordinary 35 Ship Brewery Shares 10 ?la,!k Lion Brewery Shares 60 J. BLAND ?ar? ?°*? BUYERS-1?o?ti?'.Ordi.'?y,.tE2l3.9d 5 BUTE DRY Do?k Shared 39 Albions 10 Windsor Slipway Shares 121 ————aam————W—atamam PARSONS AND ROBJENT, J<L STOCKBROKERS, CENTRAL-CHAMBERS, NEWPORT, MON. Telephone No. 21. Telegrams, "ROBJENT, NBWRORT." FOR SALE-lOO South Wales Colliery New B, at 2 25 Blackwood Gas and Water, at par E360 Alexandra B Pref £ 500 Cambrian 2ud Pref £ 1,000 CAMBRIAN 4th Pref 50 SPIILERS ORDINARY AND Pret 60 RHYMNEY Iron New 4 Hancock Ordinary -V > ,50 London & Provincial Bank Shares Newport Gas Deb Allotments 100 RI??-??.y Iron £ 5 Shares, at 28s 20 1rd r Coal B, at 10% loo ?IfZ Md .ih, Dl Pf j WANTED -100 N.ti.-l Bank of Wales BI. Sh.,e 20 M.?.th G.. A, t 19 -I ¡glt'fhI:sC¡:i9New B, at2 >, ALLOTMENTS OF NEWPORT GAS p-?b.,?d. efSad;?::lÎoïdb':d'teaseholds AT LOW mtes. HENR Y J. PILLINGER and CO I-. BETTON, SAYCE, VAUGHAN, and CO. BETTOIK AND "RARE BROKERS, 45, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. Telephone N.. 127.-T?l,,gr- PILUNTRBR, NEWPORT." BUYERS-30 Partridge, Jones Pre-Preference, at £ 9 150 Blonds, at 153 20 Bank of Wales 50 Intemational Coal, at 331J LL -91,000 Portridge, Jones Ordinary £500 Cambrian A Deb, at 124\i¡ X300 Cambrian C Deb, at 110 ;El,000 C-bri,?. No. 4Pr?f. at 12 p.o. £ 22 Newport Corporatkn Annnitie8.at 27%, with \:ylJearlY due .ESCOBSy?neyOrdiSry 10 Thompson A SImckcM's Prefs—Md IV Be liees BiJJposting at 22s £5VO International Col. 7¥.J p.D, Deb,at par 551 E. B. SIMS,STOCK & SHARE BROKER POWELL-PLACE and STOCK EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. TeJeerMM; "SHARES, CARDIFF." F.O.T'phea<Ne.51 BUYEBS-Severn & Wye Ordinary St.e? BVYFRs-seg l?. lw bw ,iY "g: & Ab?,?-th- Ry Shs, at 11 Internationals SELLERS—20 Rhondda Aerated Water Shs, X3 paid Black Lion Brewery Debentures 5 Pearce and Co. Ord-bid wanted 10 Black Lion Brewery Shares CHAS. MASSY AND CO BOTE DorKS. CARDIFF. Telegrams:" INVEST. ^JJYERS—41 North's Pref, at 5FE £ 500 Rhymney Ord, at 205 11,00 North's 98 260 Rhymney Iron Old 15 caldiff IF? A, t 11% 12 ?. t 14 d SELLERS—115 Albions—say best lid 25 spi Ordinary, at 8% 20 Ice B, at 8% zesoob.r? Or Stek,.t205 15 Spiilers Ordinary, at 8JJ 3 Cardiff i-S t-ping Share. 20 & 100 Rhymnew Iron, £5 paid, t 28? a South e Colliery A ''?' 9777 PERCYPO WELL,STOCKBROKER A..IPF. T'gms, PURSS." T'ph?.. P.O., $9. 8929 ERNEST SULLY AND CO. E125. BUTE-ST.,CARDIFF, Tele?ftms; "TmiS BUYERS-50 North's Ord nd 20 Pref 20 Spiilers Pref and Ord Shares 5 Cardiff Maltiog Shares, at 40 20 J.»h/inncy Iron Old and 50 New 30 International Coal Shares SELLERS 20 Spiilers Ordinary Shares 2 Cardiff Malting Shares 30 Penrikyber Ord Shares 30 Rhymney Iron Old and 50 New 18698 STEPHEN P. WILLS, Stockbroker SWANSEA.—1Telegrams: "WILLS,SWANSEA.' BUYER—Swansea Gas Shares 12632 12632 "O H. MORGAN, STOCKBROKER JLV# SWANSEA,—Telegrams: "BROKER, SWAN R. MORGAN, STOCKBROKER

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A LONG AND BAD RECORD. At olverhampton on Thnvsday Frederick liayii.ss, a returned convict with a lon £ and bad record, was committed for trial on two charges of hurfflary. Prisocer was onl v arrested after » Ion;* chase and a desperate strug-gle with the pohce over the roof. of the bu,;ne" p;'Mn-?ee h, hMl brokeu into, and ,?di.K by i)? through a skylight and severely uijorifif his spine.