South Wales Daily News

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING. In the discount market to-day, the demand for discount has been limited, but the supply of money in the open market being large, rates are easier. Subject to arrangement, the prices quoted ;o-day were as follows Bank Bills—3 months, 3i per cent; 4 months, It per cent; 6 months, 3t per cent. Trade Bills—3 months, 3§ per cent; 4 months, I per cent; 6 months, 4 to 4t per cent. On the Stock Exchange, business continues in- ictive, and the tone has been steady throughout. Although consols were weaker at the close, the price touched was not below 94^ to 94 for the iccoant, and 94k to 94.g for delivery, a fall of 1-16 in the latter. New and Reduced 3 per cents were at 92^ to 92, a fall of k. India 5 per cents were marked at 106 to 106, and the 4 per cents, 1021 to 1031 There has been a cessation of the excitement in the Foreign Stock market to-day, with reference to the all-absorbing topic, Egypt. Although dealers have been exceedingly irate at the conduct of the Government with reference to the report of Mr Cave, it is now believed that its publication will shortly be authorised. Very little reli- ance is placed in the various rumours which have been circulated, with reference to the contents of that report, but the suspension of the issue has caused considerable uneasiness, which will take some time to subside. To-day, however, there has been a fractional advance on the price of the issues of 1868 and 1873, the former rising j, and the latter J. The Khedive, the Viceroy, and the Guaranteed Loan, have not moved since last night. The demand for Turkish Securities has been limited, and values are generally quoted as last night. The 6 per cents of 1873 receded and the General Debt With the exception of a rise of 1 per cent in Russian 5 per cent of 1862 no change has occurred in the securities of the Muscovite Empire. In French, the 5 percent Rentes rose Italian 5 per cent, g; Peruvian 5 per cent, g whilst Mexican receded § and Spanish J. Argen- tine Bonds were also lower, and the securities of the other South American Republics showed a ten- dency to decrease in price. The movements in Home Railway stocks con- tinue to be favourable, but business in this department has been remarkably restricted, and very few changes have occurred. The favourable movements were an advance of in Metropolitan, J in Great Northern, A |- in Manchester, Sheffield, and L'ncoln ordinary, and J in Great Western, London and North Western, North Eastern, and South-Eastern Deferred; and a fall of in North British, and i in Caledonian, and Metropolitan District. There has been no change in United States; bonds, but Erie shares have advanced, the ordi- nary stocks rising î, and the preference. Cana- dian Railway shares continue to be dealt in at previous prices Grand Trunk 3rd preference are, however, k below the quotation of Friday night, and Great Western of Canada are also £ lower. Bank shares have met with a fair enquiry. There has been a fair demand for Anglo-Egyptian, which have been done at 21, and close at 20^ to 21! sellers, a rise of Bank of Alexandria rose to 8f Bank of Egypt closed at 35 to 37. In home banking securities, City felli-121: to 13 London and Westminster were at 63 to 64; Mid- land, Limited, 6 to 7 premium National, 74 to J7; Union of Australia, 55 to 57. Foreign mines are flat, Flagstaff falling 1, and Richmond Consolidated and Almada and Tinto Frontino and Bolivia Gold were k better, at li to 2k. As regards telegraph shares, Anglo American rose i and Direct United States, t. In reference to Egyptian Finance, the latest despatches received from Cairo state that the Khedive will authorise the publication of Mr Cave's report next week. fhe Messager de Paris states that Messrs Roths- childs, at the suggestion of Mr Disraeli, are about to interest themselves in the question of Egyp- tian Finance. With reference to Spain, according to a tele- aram from Paris, the Semaine Financier says the Spanish Minister of Finance will not even be able to pay one-third of the interest to the creditors of Spain.

PRICES AFTER OFFICIAL HOURS. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM.) Consols were about 94]. Spanish stocks have rallen to 16f, on lower prices from Paris Egyp- tian, 73's, are weaker, at 58! to 58i. Railways generally are firm; Westerns about 107; Caledo- nians 122f; Eries 18! to 19. Tallow, new, 48s on the spot. Rape oil, 32s 6d linfeed, 23s 4id. j

THACKERAY AND SAYCE, STOCK AND SHARB BROKERS. B WEST BUTE STREET CARDIFF. DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. RAILWAYS. Paid. Prices Stock Bristol and Exeter f,100 137 133 „ Great Eutern 100 43* 41 Great W est era — — — — — — 100 — 103 £ 107 London.Chatham, and Dover 100 23J 231 London and Nortlt Western — —• — 100 14*2^ 142J MiHIxnH 100 132 132i „ Monmouttisnire — 1U0 — 142 14 i Khymney — • • — — 100 — 66 67 60 Severn & Wve Railway and Canal 60-25 25l BtO& Somefwt and I)or$et 100 — — » South Devon — — — — — — 100 — 68 „ Tafl 100 189 190 PREFERENTIAL. n Bristol and Exeter 4 per cent. 4100 100 101 Jsrtstol and Exeter 4l 100 107 108 Gt. Western Consolidated 5p. ct. 100 117; 1111; it Monmouthshire 5 per cent. — -« 100 — 114 116 i'i Do. New,convertibla — — — 0 3J ^3 Stock Rhymney 6 per cent (guaranteed) 100-3091 110J Do. 6 per cent., 8t51 100 — 123 125 w Do. oner cent. 1861 100 103} 101f Do. 6 per cent. 1864 100 116 117 M B per cent. 1864 100 99; 10:) „ Do. 6 per cent. 1867 10a 971 99 20 SevernA Wve Raiiy.4 Canai, 4J p.c. 20 18 j 191 1° « 6 per cent. 10 9k 10 8tock South Devon 6 per cent 100 114 116 xd faff VAle 4i percent. i00 ioe 107 D° 100 115 116 10 Do New do 10 1(j nj SMC" GUARANTEED" AND"LEASED" 1 J 180 Stock Dare Vallev. 5P.C.. 100 1144 iua 10 Ely Valley.5 p. c. 10.. 10 n* Stock Great Western 6 perct. Guaranteed loo „ 1x9 120 xd Hereford, Hv- & BreconOrdmarv loo 85 8o Do ditto Preference „ 100 gg 87 Stock Llantrisant and Taff Vale, r, p. c. 100.. 1l4 1161 Llvivi and Ocmore, 0 p. —••••••— 100 13b 140 xd K •»»»• ">'■ IK* a^«k Bristol Mid Exet*r 4 percent 100 103 104 t „ Do. do. per cent „ — 100 107 108 Great Western 6 ditto .u. 100 125 127 to Midland 4perceiit. 100 10311041 t. Monmoutosnire 4! ditto 100 1C9 110 ULynvi 6 ditto 100 120 121 „ South Devon 6 ditto 100 121 123 Somerset and Dorset 6 do. No. 1.. 100 105 109 Tafl Vale, 4 p. c. iANIiS 100 100 102 BANKS 500 Anglo Austrian -Fl. 120 6Cj 104 Glamorganshire Bwking Company 100 220 223 10 Glamorganshire New Shares 10 21+ 22t 10 London and Provincial Lim — 6 ioj 10i 60 National and Provincia 21 82 85 20 National and Provincial 12 471 481 20 Ditto. 6 21 i 22ipm 20 Swansea Bank. 6 8j it 20 West of Ei)gland & S. W. D. Bank 15.. 28 28J MISCELLANEOUS. 10 Aberaare Gas 10 14J 15J 10 Bristol & So. Wales WagonCo.,Lim. 4.. 7} 7| xd 25 Bristol Waterworks 25.. 56 i 57J Stock Do. Gas. — .—100 204 20tt Cardiff Gas, A 10 per cent. 100 201 203 Do. do. B8 percent 100 157 158 25 Do. do. Shares 7 per cent 26.. 34 S5 Stock Do. Waterworks. u.. 100 204 206 Do. do. I860 100 152 154 10 Do. do. new 2 51 6j 25 Do. Royal Hotel 25.. 16 17 25 Do. Workmen Cottage Co 25.. 30 35 25 Do. do. New 17 20 25 10 Cardiff & Swansea Colliery, Lim. 8, 2 3 5 Crown Preserved Coal 5,. 9.1 21 32 EbbwVale 29.. 9 u 20 Ureat Western Colliery 18,. 10 11 60 Ll ynvi, Irotidu & og-imore Coal & Iron 60.. 22 23 10 Llynvi Valley Gaa 10 13J i3| 4 Mwyndy Iron Ore, Limited — f}.. 1} 2 100 Nantvglo &Biainalrou Works (Pre.) 100 31 33 10 Newport Aberearn Colliery, Limtd. 9 23 36 Do. Gas A J¡5.. 63 65 115 Do. B 35 45 47 20 Do. C 5 7 s 5 Do. Tramways.. 5 441 10 Do. Waterworks Shares. 10 16 17 10 Do. do. New- 3 6 6 10 Portishead Gas 10,. 9 115 10 Powell's Lantwit Colliery 10 ± 1 10 Provincial Tramways 60 RhonddaMerthyrUollifcrv,Limited 50 13 15 25 Ditto ditto "B" 20 4 6 60 Rhymney Iron, Limited 50.. 26i 27. 10 Do. New 15 7 8 25 Swansea Gas 15 36 361 10 Ditto Shipping. 6 4 4t 25 South Wales Colliery 18i.. 6 8 50 Tredegar Iron & Coal A Lim 18.. 16 17+ 25 Do. do. do. B Lim. 25 23! 24t 10 Ystrad Gas and Waterworks .u. 10 16 17 10 Do.Now 5.. 10 lfi Bank rate 3t per cent. (sizice 23rd March.) Buyers.-S, at sea Gas and L ynvi Vat ey Gas Shares, &c. Sellers. -Powell's Lantwit C lliery Shaiea, Glamorcranshire Banks, Taff %alo and Monmouthshire, also Rhymney Railway Stocks, Tatf Vale and Wmtlaud. &c. See above quotati In. CARDIFF DAILY LIST. March 27th, 1876.

SAYOE AND RAKE, STOCKBROKERS 7, FISHER-STREET, SWANSEA. SWANSEA DAILY STOCK. AND SHARE LIST. Amt. Paid RAILWAYS. Prices. Stock filOO-Briutol and Kxewer ias l39 100^Great Western .1'):'1 1.JO loo..Hereford, ±iay, and Brecon 85 86 100.. Lianelly — 1^1 122 id ioo..Liyiivi and UgLnure 13s 14U xd 100..Midlaua 1:12 I.S2i II 100..MuuiiiOUth8hire 113 141 I00..Rhymiiey 66* (jûi 60 60..Severnaud Wye 25 25* 35 35..Swan-tea Vale — — —47 47) Stock 100 Ta11 V Me 100 1111 PREFERENCES. „ 100..Hereford, Hay, aud tUecou..86 87 100..Llane.ly A Spercait 120 l ;l xd 10O..Lianelly B 6 per cent 131 lS xd 6..Monmouthshire 5 per cent, new ahares, converiiulo 1880 3 gipmxd 10 10..Pembroke and Tenby 5 percent 71 6 Stock 10(.. Rhymney 6 pur cent, lsti4 117 11 i 20 20..Swaiisea Vaie 6per cent 24.. 23xd 15 15-Swansea Vale 6 per cent 19 191 x d 11J l'j..Taff Vale5 per cent, new 11i.. 111 SIX-CKS Stock £ 100.. Brecon and Merthyr A, 5 per cent 10 82 JU.lJ t" j->iti", h. ij ,)tr ct loo.. Hereford. Hay, & Brecon 5 percent 119 120 loo 100—Llaoielly 5 per ceui lid 119 loo..Neathandisrecou (i per cent 74 78 BANKS. 100 100.. Glamorganshire Banking Co. 221 223 10 lu„ Ditto ditto, new shares ill ii 10 6..London and Provincial Bank IUI Ù 12.. ^N^tiuiial iT, vinoial iittiiK 47 49 20 6..Swansea Bard, Liniited 8} — xi 20 15. West of England Bank 2a — 2bj GAS. 10 10.Aberdare UaB CUl1SuJ.,er3 Co. 14. 15 10 ILO..BriLigenLi uus and Water Co. joi 11 25 25..Carmarthen uas 261 27, 20 20..Lianelly Gas Co. 2 xd 10 10..LIvnvi Valley Gas 13i.. It 25 25..Swansea Gas Light Co,lo percent. 4, 4s 25 25—Ditto ditto, 7i per cur. 36 „ 36j 25 25.. Ditio aiuo, ueiv tsuc 9J lo| pm MISCELLANEOUS. 10 C.I. 9} — 10 10 8} Cardiff & Swansea Coll. Co. Lim. 21 21 25 25..Copper Miners Co. 7, percent. ilret. 4 (a 4. 20 C,Illl.,y 11 1 100 100..LaaidoreSiemen'sSteel Company b6 <50 100 loo.. Ditto 6 Per Cent Debentures 100 loi 5 5.. Llanellv Iron Shippins? Co — 4i 6t 100 100..Llaneliy Harbour Bonds.5 Pcent 99 101 50 60..L!ynvi, and Tondu Coal& Iron Co. 22 25 10 8..ililford Docks — „ — 100 100..N"uityglo and BlainaIron pref. 30 3j 5 5..lS;eath ana District Tramways Co 8 .J 10 10..Neatn Water Co 21 22 xd 10 g.. Newport Abercarne Colliery Co. 26 2l 5 5..Ke-vi ort Tramways — — 31 4 50 60.. Rhymney Iron Co 27 29 100 100..Swansea Harbour Bonds. 4j p cent 93 9 ( Ditto Ditto 5 per cent 1.4,4 103 50 40..Swansea Merchant Shipowners Co. 39 40 30 6.. bwansea Shipping 4 10 (i.. SwauBea Tramways — — J1 0 V 0 Swanfe* 1 i:ort.B »'(ls, 4} p c.— 10 lo.. Swansea Wagon Company 6 el 10 10..Ditto, 10 per cent Preference 4 Up In SWANSEA LATEST PRICES FOR ACCOUNT..Mar. 15, 1876. London Stock Exchange quotations wired tavice daily, at 12 and 3 p.m. Railway Traffic Receipts weekly, per special wire.

o;Ir.p ROBERTS & LYDDON, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 17, CHURCH-STREET, & VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE UUOKS, CAJTTMRR, Mr. Lyddon for 13 years Member Of the Bristol Stock Exchange), have business in the undermentioned Local Securities au v tics OF Penarth Harbour Dock and Railway Shares. Cardiff Water Works Stock and Shares. Cardiff Gas "took and Shares. Newport Gas New Shares. Ystrad Gas and Water Old and NewShares. Ebbw Va.e Steel and Iron Shares. Taff Vaie Railway New 5 per cent Shares. SELLERS OF Crown Pieserved Coil Sh-irei. Cardiff Workmen's Cottage Shares. 1 Rlivmuoy railway Ordinary StuCK. Monmouthshire Railway Stock. Swansea Bank Shares. 2830

Epps's COCOA.—GRATEFUL AND COMTOBTINQ.—" By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Eppg has pro- vided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It ia by the judi- cions use of euch articles of diet that a constitution may be grad- ually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around 118 ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves weil fortified with pure blood and a properly nourished frame."— Civil Service Gazette. 6432 EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A COUGH.—" Her Majesty's gunboat 'N etley,' Wick, North East Coast of Scotland.-Dear Sir, Having had a most distresei ng- cough, which ct!used me many sleepless nights and rest)CMS ciaye, I was recommended by his Lordsbip, the Earl of Caithness to try your most invaluable Bal- sam ci Aniseed, and I can assu re you with the first dose I found immediate relief, even withovi t having to suspend my various duties and the first small bottl ecompletely curfd me, therefore htve the greatest i n fully recommending it to the m; linn. Moft respeetfuUv yours, W. Lmzell, H.M.G.B. Neth-y.-To JIIr powell.' Powell's Balsam nl kiiiseedcanbe had (,f all Chemists. In bottles at Is lid and 2s 3d. Warehouse, Blackfriar's-road, London. Ask for Powell's Balsam of Am-. see 1 2246 "VVHJRE'S PMLER? Removed from 12, Royal Arc ad tn larger premises, 31, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. New Stock of Umhre.las and Sticks.. 6056 l KAy'S TIC PILLS. a specific in Neuralgia, Faceache ■ Ac,.are sold by all Chemist*. Stacknort, k2

GOVERNMENT SIGNAL STATION, LIZARD [ Skips reported by the LIZARD SIGNAL CO. at hamrv) PASSED THE LIZARD.1 [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] THE LIZARD. Saturday.—Wind, E, strong. Fine. 29.3. PASSED EAST -steamer Marne, of Plymouth; Sophie Jobson, of Liverpool; LlandafI, of Cardift James Shaw, of Stockton. Afternoon-steamers Achilles, of Barrow Laura Gillies, of Newcastle. PASSED WEST — morning — steamers Meteor, of Dublin; Adonis, of Barrow Francois I, of Havre 'Dandy James Walter, of Southampton. Afternoon- steamer British Queen, of Glasgow brig G V,.of Jersey Woolton, of Liverpool; barque Deoda, of West Hartle- pool.

LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING—Saturday- THE SPRING CUP l')AY. t The attendance at Aintree to-d;iy was good, and t. weather kept tine to the close of the meeting, but V cold. The chief event of tae day was the Spring v which brought out half a score of runners, of which Lady Patricia v/as made favourite, aud won very e»s af. the tinish, thus landing another coup for Oapt Machell. L'etaila :— The STAUKIE STAKES of 10 HOVS each, h ft, with added, for two year olds, colts Sat 121b, fillies Sst J1 with penalties and allowances the owner of trie sl-CO horse to receive 25 sova from the stakes. Three Cut- longs one hundred yar&: 11 Pulchra, 7st lalb £ Lady of the Lea, 9st 51b I'. Archer 3 C by Lord Lyon-Hesperia, Sst 21b ^°-V^r,oB Brooinwell, Pernambuco, Kilmartin, and DIV1610 also ran. Betting—2 to 1 agst Pulchra, 9 to 4 agst Lady of t. Lea, 4 to 1 agst Division, and 7 to 1 agst the lIespe colt. Won by three lengths. The wiuner was boug id for 140 guineas. The CiiOoBY WELTER HANDICAP of 100 sovs, for ye.Kr olds and upwards winners extra. Five furlong Prophete, 3 yrs, Sst olb inewhou,e q Sinecure, 5 jrs, Sst 81b Barlo^v Xunthus, aged, lOst 21b Fletcher Anita, Blaydon, lied Hose, Juliet, Mainmast, Bendigo also ran. r Betting—3 to 1 agst Anita, 4 to 1 agst Prophete, 1 each agst Mainmast and Bendigo, and 10 to 1 ao" Sinecure. Won easily by three lengths; length betwee second and third. The FORMBY PLATE of 100 sovs two year olds 7st, thr 9st 21b, four lOst 71b, live and upwards lOst 101b the winner to be sold for 100 ovs; if for 50 sovs alio* 71b. Five furl, n;«. 1 Lyceum, 3yrs, Sst /lb (50 sovs) Cannon „ Grand Duchess, 4 yrs, 9st 12'lb (50) Fletcher Division, 2 yrs, 6st nib (50) .f. Jeffery Tricotrin, Monk, and Cavalier also ran. eg Betting—Even on Lyceum, 5 to 1 asst Grand Pnciie" and 6 to 1 each agst Division and Tricoirin. canter by a length; four leugths between second a third. The winner was bought in for 200 sovs. The LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP of 300 sovs (in specie added to a handicap sweepstakes of 20 sovs each, 1" the owner of the second horse to receive 2> soV3t^.a. of the stakes, and the third save stake winners eX' One mile and a quarter. Lady Patricia, by Lord Clifden-Lady Langden, 1, 5 yrs, 7st Sib F. ArcbeJ e Lacy, 5 yrs, 7st 4ib C.Wood Peto, aged,Sótllb. ,Newhouse The Mandarin, 4 yrs, 7st 31b .Thoniploo 0 Herbertstown, 4 yrs, 7st (31b C. Archer 0 Fairy King, 4 yrs, 7et 21b Morbey Kobin, 4 yrs, 6st lllb Baine^ q Tilley, 4 yrs, 6st 51b Uncle Tom, aged, Gst 51b Wainwrignt In&tep, 1 yrs, Gst F. Betting—5 to 2 a^st Lady Patricia, 3 to 1 agst L» 9 to 2 agst Peto, 8 to 1 agst Instep, and 10 to 1 £ a agst Fairy King and Herb'.rtstown. Won easily v} length; same between second and third. The SEFTON STEEPLECHASE of 300 sovs, added handicap sweepstakes of 5 sovs each for starters; ners extra; the owner of the second horse to re £ t' 25 sovs out of the stakes. About two miles and t«r quarters. 1 Gainebird, aged, list 21b Mr Appleton .j Earl Marshal, 5 yrs, list 121b Map* Daniel, 5 yrs, list Jewit Peter Simple, Highland Mary, Azov, and Puri also ran. ie Betting —% to 1 agst Danial, 3 to 1 agst Peter 4 to 1 agst Gamebird, and G to L agst Highland •> Won cleverly by a length bad third. The WALTON HUKDLE HANDICAP of 100 sovs. mile and a half, over six hurdles.. i Anchorite, 5 yrs, lOst 51b Mr J. Goodwin „ Woodcote, 6 yrs, lust 71b W. Daniel Keepsake, 4 yrs, lOst .J.i oS: Kock Rose and Bragance also ran. Betting—6 to 4 agst Bragance, 2 to 1 agst Ancbo 100 to 30 agst Rock Rose, and 4 to 1 agst Woodc Won easily by a length bad third.. The CBOXTKTH SCARLET STEEPLECHASE of 5 sovs eac^ with 2U0 added; the owner of the second hors receive 25 sovs out of the stakes for bona fide bun qualified under Grand National Kales four lOst 71b, five list 121b, six and aged 12a-t 71b. A three miles. 1 Lucy, aged, 13st 31b Ur W. H. Johnstone I Grattan, aged, Brocktoa S On Guard, 6 yrs, 12st 21b .Mr A. Coventry Empress. Sybarite, Percy, G by Knight of Kaf" Rosalba, Minar, and Fenian also ran.. A to Betting—>5 to 2 agst Mioar, 3 to 1 agst Sybarite, 1 agst Lucy, 7 to 1 agst Merrythorn, 8 to 1 agst GrattaJIJ and 10 to 1 agst Empress. Won by a length; ba third.

THE P»)WEIL OF NAMES. And this is the real power of names over men, says the Spectator, that when applied to conscious beings, they tend, as a rule, to make the character gravitate in the direction of the name. Names often act as promissory notes, which the bearer does all in his power to redeem at maturity. A man of science will think he is bound to shew the <3ifference between himself and a man who does not profess to be a man of science; and, not infrequently, in justifying his title to be a man or sciefice, ho will do something to render his title to other human or humane qualities which are still more important, ambiguous. A man of the world, in the same way, is very careful not to do an>thinsr that will diminish his right to be called a man of the world, and in that anxiety he may render his right to be called a man of scrupulous equity and sincerity rither doubtful. An acknowledged statesman is apt to merge private in public duties, and an acknowledged thinker to make all life subservient to the effectiveness of his thoughts. We are swayed-by pleasant names at all events-toicarcl, the qualities which those names denote, too often to the exclusion of others quite as important, so that the name tends to verify itself, and sometimes even to absorb the man into the characteristic which gives him him name. This, even more than the tendency to mislead those who do not bear, but who only use the name, is the rea- son why we ought to be so slow to give a new name con- taining definite moral associations of its own, like Em- press" or "Emperor"—which may, in the first instance mislead those who apply, and finally more or less 14 edu- cate those who bear it.

LATEST MARKETS. CORN. GLOUCESTER CORN MARKET, Saturday. (Fro- Messrs W. C. Lucy and Co.'s Price Current.) There was rather more English wheat offering at to-day's market but last week's prices were secured, Foreign quiet at previous rates, there being less tone than a few days since. Grinding barley unaltered. Maize firm. Oats without change. HEADING CORN MARKET. Saturday.—There was a fair show of wheat but there was a short attendance of farmers, the dry weather being favourable for agricul- tural work keeping them at homo to direct operations. A good inquiry for best sorts of wheat, which made the advance of last week, but other sorts were a slow sale i at unaltered terms. Malting barley rather scarce, and high rates were obtained. Grinding dull in sale. Trade in spring corn quiet. PRODUCE. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, Saturday.—Sugar market dull ana active. Coffee quiet, at late decline. Rice very quiet, both on the spot and for floating cargoes. Cotton market withoat change. Jute remains inactive. Tallow, new, 48s old, 46s on the spot. PROVISIONS. CARDIFF PROVISION MARKET, Saturday. (From Johnston, Miles, and Co.'sCircuiar.)—Beef—Extra India mess iinquired tor Iudia and prime a fair sale. Pork- Little offering; demand fair. Shipments and stocks light. Bacon in better demand and Is to 2s dearer for all cuts. The winter packing has turned out short, as was anticipated, consequently holders are very firm. Stocks and shipments light, and a high range of prices may be expected during the summer months. Cheese sells freely. The stocks of all grades are reduced in compass. Butter of all descriptions much wanted. Canadians are finished for the season, the closing prices ranging from 140s to 150s for fancy lots. MONMOUTH BUTTER, POULTRY, AND PROVISION MAR KET, Saturday.—The atttenuance was but an average one. The following were the quotations:—Best fresh butter from Is 8d to Is 9d per lb. Eggs, 14 to 16 for Is. Lard, 9d per lb. Honey, Is 3d. Dressed poultry- Fowls, 4s 9d to 7s 6d per couple or 10d per lb no other dressed poulty. Live poultry plentiful. Fowls 4s to Cs per couple. Ducklings, 7s. Rabbits, 10s to 14s per doz. Hares, 3s 6d each. I* ruit and vegetables—Foreign grapes, Is 4d per lb good oranges, 16 for I seakale, 6d per bundle; rhubarb, 2d to 3d; cucumbers, 6d to Is each apples 6d per gallon; onions, 8d potatoes, 7d to 9d. Meat (prime joints only quoted) -Beef, lOd per lb; wether mutton, tegs, lOd to lid; ditto, ewe, 9d to lOd; pork, 9d veal, lOd. HAVERFORDWEST PROVISION M AH KET, Saturday.—The suppiy at this market in corn was large and wheat main- tained higher prices than of late, none being sold less than 6s per bushel. Barley remains firm at 3s 9d to 4s Id. Cask butter reached the high price of Is 3d in the cask, and Is 6d to Is 8d in the basket. Animal food continues at late rates. LAMPETER PROVISION MARKET, Friday.—Salt butter, Is Od to Is lid per lb; fresh, Is 2d to Is 3d. Eggs, 20 for If. BUTTER. CARMARTHEN BUTTEK MARKET, Saturday.—(From Thomas Morgan's Circular.) -Lattermath, 141d to 143d, and the few casks of fresh found a ready sale at from 17d to 18d per lb. Cheese, 21s to 26s. CORK BUTTER MARKET, Saturday.-Ordinaiy-Firsts, — seconds, 16JS; thirds. 147s fourths, 123s; fifths, 73a sixths, 51; Mild—Firsts.—; seconds, 165; thirdi-, 148. Firkins in market, 208. WATEKFOKD BUTTER MARKET, Saturday.—(From R Mahoney and Co.'s Report.)- We had 300 fiikins at market this week. Prices ranged from 150s to 165s, according to quality. Lower prices are anticipated nexl week. SUGAR. CLYDE CRUSHED SUGAR MARKET, Saturday.—RHT niarktt closes with a good demand. Prices, compared with last Saturday, are about 3d dearer on medium and finer sorts. HOPS. WORCESTER Hor MARKET, Saturday.—(From Piercy, Longbottom, and Faram's Hop Report).—Our market is quiet, unaltered, but firm., DEAD MEAT. LONDON DEAD MEAT MARKET, Saturday.—Large supplies on sale. and trade slow at the following reduced prices :-Beef, 3s Od to 5s Od mutton, 3s Od to 5s lOd veal, 5s 4d to 5s 8d large pork, 3s 8d to 4s 8d; smal. ditto, 5s to 5s Sd. HIDE AND SKIN MARKET. BRISTOL HIDE, SKIN, AND FAT MARKET, Saturday. March 25th.-Spanish hides :-931bs and upwards. 4N 831bs to 9dbs, 4id 73lbs to 821bs, 31d; 631bs tf 721bs, 3d: 54lbs to 621bs. 3d 531bs and under, 31 Cows 631bs and upwards, 3d light, 2fd bulls, 3d cu< and irregular, 2d. Calf 17lbs and upwards, 4d tc 5d 121bs to 161bs, 7d 91bstolllbs, 7d. Calf, under 91bs, 4id; cut and irregular,3d to 4d; chance, — Horse hides, os to 12s 6d. KIPS. 3d. Fat:—mutton, 4d beef, 3gd, Rh 21. Wool skins. 2s 3d, 4s Od, 6s 6d ex 8s 9d ex. ex., 10s. 5d. Tegs, Forward prices to Thursday-Wool skins 2s 3d, 4s Od, 6s 6d, ex., 8s 9d, ex. ex, 10s 5d. Fat: 2id, 3d, 4Jd.—G. Webster, broker.

THE WEATHER. CARDIFF. Sunday, 5 p.m.-The barometer has risen a tenth during the past 48 hours. The mercury now stands at 29.65. The temperature has fallen 10 degrees since our last report. The thermometer now registers 3 I deg. Fahrenheit. The wind in our last report was SSW yesterday afternoon it was E, and at the above hour it is ESE, fresh. At Lundy this morning, at ten o'clock, the wind was ENE. strong. The weather here is gloomy, overcast, and hazy.

COLLISION AND LOSS OF A VESSEL AT SEA. Captain Randall, of the screw steamer Fern, from Charente, arrived at London on Saturday, reports that he took from the screw steamer Baron Selbume, 13 miles NE of the Isle de Verge, Captain Ahman, the mate, and six men, who belonged to the Swedish brig iEgir, which had been run down by a French barque on Wed- nesday night, about 60 miles SW from the Start Point.

FOREIGN ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS OF CARDIFF VESSELS. (SPECIALLY REPORTED TO THE "SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS.) The ss Lady Clive, Capt Turnbull, arrived at Valencia on Friday, all well, from ewport, Mon. The 88 Lavemock, Capt Boase, arrived at Bilbao from Rochefort all well, on Friday night. The 88 R L Alston, Capt Niebet, arrived at Bilbao on Thursday, all well, from St Nazaire, and left on Saturday night for Cardiff. „. The 81 Neptune arrived at Dublin from Havre on The ss^Bentinck, Capt Chanwick, left Liverpool foi Huelva on Friday. The Loch Fergus, Capt Cann, arrived at Queenstowr on Friday from San Francisco. # The 88 Progres, Capt Auffret, arrived at Caen on Wed. nesday from Swansea. The as Acklington, Capt Turpin, arrived at Caen from Swansea on Wednesday. # The ss President, Capt Monmer, left Hamburg on Thursday for Antwerp, The ss Redewater, Capt Richards, arrived at Messina from Port Said on Thursday. The Minnie Graham, Capt Jones, arrived at Queens- town on Friday from Mexillonee. The 88 Calypso, Capt Howe, left Pauillac on Tuesday f°Th?MMiranda left Odessa on Thursday for Antwerp. The ss Alice, Capt Welsh, from Cardiff for St Malo, last from Milford (wind-bound) arrived at her destination on Friday, all well. • u The ss Sir Bevis,_Capt Parish, from Varna, via Fal- mouth, arrived atSligoon Thursday. The B Lady Josyan, Capt Kemp, left Malta on Friday with 1100 tons of coal.. The ss Headquarters arrived at Dunkerque from Odessa on Friday. The Antonio, Capt OlliTier, arrived at Dunkerque from Cardiff on Friday. The ss Coomassie, Capt Bonis, arrived at Marstilles from Cardiff on Wednesday. The ss Sestos, from Liverpool, last from C-diff, arrived &t Bombay, all well. on Thursday. REUTER'S MAIL TELEGRAMS.

LivERrOOL, Saturdav.-IDe West India and Pacific Company's steamer West Indian arrived to-day from Hayti, with dates to the oth instant. QUEENSTOWN, Saturday.—I he Cunard steamer Par- thia, from New York, arrived here to-day. Having landed her mails, she proceeded immediately, SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday. Ihe Peshawur, with the Indian heavy mail, passed Hurst Castle at 10.40 this morning, en route for this port. l LATEST ARRIVALS IN PENARTH ROADS.

CARDIFF, Saturday Night. SEIJNA, 123, ballast RAMIER. O. ballast. GUIMA, 240, b&Uast. J ST VIN CFNT, 118, pitwood. JEUNE ELISE, 95, pitwood. COMET, 86, iron ore. FOAM SS, 236, ballast. ISABEL, 185, liizht. WEMTS CASTLE, 699, light. JARED, 512, ballast. AGNES, 256, ballast. INDEPENDENT, 221, ballast. FKITHJOFI* ss, 664, light. JACQUES CARTIUS, 210, ballast. FOAM SS, Donia, 436, ballast. LILIAN, 232, iron ore. SWANHILD, Olson, 340, timber. LODISA, of Cardiff, tlees, 780, timber, from Pensacola. RAOUL, Laguaird, 93, ballast. ETOILE DES lVhm, Perrods, 93, pitwuod. AMIES, Dollad, 81, light. PERSKVERANT, Brind, 199, potatoes. FRANCOIS I ss, Lecacheur, 1127, light, from Havre. Sunday Night.—JOSEPHINE DESIRE, Chauzel, 107, pitwood. BERTHA ss, Bailes, from Bilbao, 4 >0, iron ore. CHATSWORTH ss, Grant, 619, from Marbella. ESMERALDA. Keis, 116, pitwood. JOAN D'ARC, Delpruy, 376, pitwood. SIBYLLA SS, Williams, 1398, ballast. LIZZIE ENGLISH SS, Humphrey, iron ore. PLAYS ss, from Cork for Penarth. The brig FREID, 396, in tow of the tug Rescue, for Bris- tol, off the Nash, midday. The screw steamers PRIM- ROSE, MARGARET BANKS, and Y'BARRA No 1, arf expected, with iron ore, from Bilboa. CARDIFF-ARRIVALS.

SOUTH BASIN—March 24. De Courcey, 915, Evans, London, ballast Hugo, 904, Ohrt, Nieu Dieppe, saltpetre and stones Anastasia as, 695, Ibsen, Loudon, ballast Ruby ss, 187, Turpin, Cork, ballast EAST BUTE DOCK—March 24. Michele, 4S7, Schurich, Plymouth, ballast Padre Stafano, 371, .Scacich, London, ballast Ricardo Puceiro, 567, Cauassa, Plymouth, ballast Express, 106, Cameron, Whitehaven, iron ore iionaldo, 385, Schiaffiano, Plymouth, ballast Flirt, 180, Evans. Lisbon, iron ore St Hilda, 1001, Kennedy, Nieu Diep, ballast Alia, 626, Burgess, i> ieu Diep, ballast Teresa Pecasso, 535, Occasso, Bristol, ballast Nautik, 323, breckwoldt, Rotterdam, ballast Maggie, 289, Ellis, London, burnt ore Bittern s?, 439, Hore, Cork, limestones Charles & George, 192, George. Plymouth, ballast EAST BUTE DOCK—March 25. Wemyss Castle, 699, JtJiidgmau. London, cement, &u, for exportation Wansbeck, 370, Pakman, London, ballast Erasmo, 581, Adann, Silloth, ballast >t Croix, 761, Barbatin, Havre, ballast Virtula, 146, Le Couteur, Jersey, ballast Maeranger, 355, Cambassia, London, ballast Erna, 221. Helvensen, Porsgrund Ellisetta, 216, Chrapello, Southampton, ballast PENARTH DocK-March 24. Iron Duke ss, Terrel, Bristol, light Alma ss, 82, Facey, Bristol, light John ss, 92, Thomas, Bristol, light Swift ss, Allen, Bristol, light Marquis ss. 68, Windows, Bristol, light Ageanora, 23, Haines, Chepstow, light William, 37, Warren, Bridgwater, light Caroline, 62, Hawkes, Bridgwater, light Norah 50, Jones, Bridgwater, light Oliver, 57, Cam, Bristol, light Eliza, 33, Bollany, Bristol, light Margaret, 216, Spray, Hayle, ballast Ellen Venn, 136, Cam, Hayle, ballast Caerleon ss, 538, Courtenay, Portsmouth, light Philip & Mary, 233, Godfred, A msterdam, ballast Charles T Russell, 730, Hamilton, Havre, ballast Pe!legra, 444, Schioffanio. Nieu Dieppe Gerolamo Figari, 536, Olivari, London, ballast Assyrian, 297, Coulin, Bristol. light PENARTH DOCK—March 25. Eliza & Ann, 58, Dommett, Bidei'ord, ballast Betsy Jane, 68. Jenkins, Bude, ballast Flower of the Severn, 32, Guy, Bristol, light Independent, 41, Phillips, Bristol, light Orteluis, 636. Drimker, Nieu Dieppe, ballast Btistolian, 915, Hammond, London, ballast Arbutus ss, 236, McKeen, Dublin, light GLAMORGAN CANAL Mar.. 24.. Mary, 49, Jackson, Gloucester, general Susannah Gwerllian, 28, Lloyd, Carnarvon, sla-tea Perseverance, 31, Rowles, Bristol, bricks Industry, 44, Jones, Port Madoc, slates Alma, 39, Evans, Bristol, pitch SAILINGS. FOUTH BASIN, March 24.—CLEVEDON ss, Latham, Bristol. CADUCEUS, Latterley, Port Said. PENARTH DOCK, March 2.J.-TROTTElt, Gower, Bridg- water. WILLIAM, Warren, Bridgwater. PENARTH DUCK, March 25.—IRON DUKE SS, Terrel, Bristol. AGENORA, Haines, Chepstow. ICiLLiosv, Williams, Penzance. LORD BUTE SS, Ninnes, St Nazaire. DESINGANNO, Oammoglio, Buenos Ayres. VESSELS CLEARED—March 25. Havre, Hampshire ss, B, 470 coal, 360 p fuel, L Gueret Mataro, Rowafia^ B, 400 coa.l,Glamorgan Coal Co St Nazaire, Caerleon ss, B, 1100 coal, E Bregeon Nieu Diep, Cromwell as, B, 1050 coal, A Bocande Honfleur, Lilly Annie, B, 330 coal, J Burness & Sons Monfieur, Lilly Dale, B, 335 coal, J Burness & Sons La Rochelle, Marie Fanny ss, F, 240 coal, M Jones St Thomas, Amalia, Ans, 730 coal, A Bocande Anjer, Louis de Geer, Swe. 1068 coal, D Davis & Sons Zante, Zoodochi Pighi, Grk, 471 coal, Powell's Duffryn VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS—March 25. Naples, Milton ss, B, 861, Butcher, Marychurch & Co Martinique, Superb, B, 304, Calder, Marychurch & Co Panama, Petrel, B, 320, Jones, S Nash & Co St Lucia, Meggie, B. 289, Ellis, Martin & Marquand Cagliari, Burry, B, 193, Atthorm, Margrave & Co Rio Janiero, Navigator' B, 216, H B Buckingham Havre, Hampshire ss, 424, George, Harrison Bros Dieppe, Bromsgrove s, B, 427, Hodgson, Harrison Bros Aden, Lord Northbrook, B, 1402, Christian, J Burness Nieu Diep, Cromwell as, B, 564, Huggetts, Harrison Baccelona. Vitula, B, 146, Le Honteur, Jones, Heard Monte Video, Duchess, B, 235. Berry, Elford & Co La Rochelle, Marie Fanny ss, F, 216, Turand, Morel Nantes, L C, F, 154, Rousseau, Clarke Bros Bordeaux, Marianna, F, 137, Ezan, Morel Bros Messina, Anastasia, Nwy, 693, Jessen, Jones, Heard SWANSEA.—ARRIVALS. SOUTH DOCK-March 23. John, 28, Gould, Coombmartin, ballast Desire, 214, Olive, Cherbourg, ballast Scholastique, 124, Rouner, Brest, ballast Angelicki, 312, Pappas, Brest, ballast Marigo, 326, Bulavich, Southampton, ballast Zelie Leotine, 89, Lecostas, St Valery, ballast Tritome, 443, Mustane, Limerick, ballast Espoir, 70, Paris, St Vaast, ballast Nea Marigo, 258, Meyiridas, London, ballast NORTH DOCK—March 24. Amelia Jane, 57, Wallis, Killough, potatoes Margaret Jane, 117, Owens, Middlesborough, pig it 'n Naomi, 111, Williams, Caen, ballast Lea Fernand, 84, Guiliam, St Malo, ballast Lady Louisa, 48, Deere, Plymouth, manure Lady Harvey, Hocking, Barnstaple, sundries Eliza, 211, Blackmore, St Malo, ballast Freidig, lt8, Johansen, Bergen, copper ore E Warbrick, 152, Poole, Middlesborough, pig iron Mary Boynes, 108, Dusting, Penzance, stones Earl of Leicester, 191, Pearce, Southampton, copper 0.:6 NORTH DOCK-March25. Shark ss, 105, Hodden, Bristol Eliada, 247, Wilson, Limerick, ballast Heather Bell, 57, Rees, Torquay, elm timber Island Queen, Amy, St Malo Sarah Jane, 46, Kearon, Bridgwater, sundries RIVEB-March 24, Perilla, Stewart, Brest, ballast Kate, 90, Curran, Dungarvan, copper ore Phcenix, 50, Bolton, Port Talbot C H S, 223, Hodge, Plymouth Charlotte, 87, Goode, Port Talbot Tamar Queen, 910, Chapman, Plymouth, copper ore Ariel, Hocking, Middlesborough, pig iron SAILINGS. SOUTH DOCK, March 24.—TBBGUNNEL, Newquay. SOUTH DOCK, March 25,-CUPIDO, Larsen, Lisboi. ROSE OF ENGLAND, Walters, Table Bay. INTEGRITY, Evans, Havre. MARGARET, Jones, Treport. NORTH DOCK, March 24.—ALSACE LORRAINE ss, De Jore, Tarragona. LOUISA, Hobbs, St Thomas. NORTH DOCK, March 25.-SILOAM, Morgan, Wieklow. ANN, Quin, Larne. HAZELWOOD, Davies, Monte Video. BRANDON, Davies, Newry. WILLIAM HENRY, Griffiths, Glenarn. SVLVIA, Archer, Llanelly. MARY ANN, Ban- nister, Glenarn. VESSELS CLEARED—March 24. Table Bay, Rose of England, B, 590 coal, T Davies Coquimbo, Silurian, B, 86 coal, 330 coke, 80,000 pre bricks, and sundries, H Bath & Son 1 ton dynamite, Cross Bros VESSELS CLEARED—March 25. La Rochelle, Galilee ss, F, 470 coal, E W Cook Algiers, Florist, B, 230 coal, J Thomas & Son VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS—March 24. Ooquimbo, Scout, B, 460, Micklewright, Richardson Prince Edward Island, Sisters, B, 149, Jones, Mason Barcelona, Glendonwyn, B, 149, Milne, R Prust & Son Lisbon, Frycina, B, 186, James, R Prust & Son 'vlataro, Frank M Fisher, B, 183, Williams, Prust & Son Mataro, Pacific, B, 93, Evans, R Prust & Son xranville, Trio, B, 96, Cocking, R Prust & Son i ;.i llochelle, Galilee ss, F, 396, Favre, E W Cook Trouville, Lynwood, B, 184, Davies, Walters & Davies iladeira, Silver Stream, B, 149, Stevens, H Morice VESSELS ENTERED OUTW ABDs-March 25. Ooquimbo, Silurian, B, 475, Cook, H Bath & Son Cherbourg, Zelie Leontine, F, 89. Le Costy, D'Austein Nantes, Pinson, F, 113, Ollive, R W D'Austeia Regneville. Lea Fernand. F. 84. GuiulLrL D'Austein NEWPORT—ARRIVALS. OLD DOCK—March 24. Cornelie, 69, Dupont, L'Orient, pitwood Ruth. 143, Emerson, Dantzic, timber Eraillianne, 131, Kermorant, Hennebont, pitwood Trois Sceurs, 124, Henry, L'Orient. pitwood Ventnor ss, 542, Gardner, Littlehampton, light Flora, 45, Hale, Bridgwater, light OLD DOCK-March 25. Marie Alice, 93, Ranquen, Hennebont, pitwood Mermandre, 47, Thossellien, St Servan, pitwood ALEXANDRA DOCK-March 24. Cornwall ss, R67, Carr, Southampton. ballast Calliope ss, 1123, Oxenden, London, ballast Florence, 60, Nurse, Bridgwater, ballast Cambronne, 267, Boissehir, Bristol, ballast Foyle as, 199, McCann, Dublin, general Merry Hart, 123, Cowles, Havle, ballast Marie Leonie, 261, Bedian, Havre, ballast RIvER-March 24. Happy Return, 38, Fish wick, Barnstaple, light Watermouth, 4S, 1-iey, Banstaple, manure Sir Francis Drake, 44, Drake, Barnstaple, light Friends, 31, Short, Watchet, light Lizzie. Sheriff, Cardiff, light Langford, Hooper, Bideford, light Sprightly, Batten, Barnstaple, light I Arab, fctribling, Barnstaple, light Acorn, Jenkins, Bideford, light LeweSj Hutchins, Bideford, li^ht Double X, Tucker, Barnstaple, light Amphion, Connell, Whitehaven, iron ore Trial, Moore, Whitehaven, iron ore Launceston, Ley, Plymouth, ballast Accrington Lass, Farshaw, Morecambe, pig iron Dolphin, Stephens, Bristol, tiles Nekon, 26, Cockle, Bristol, light George, 42, White, Bristol, light Maiden Oak, 25, Hyatc, Bristol, light Bessie Gould, 48, Chagg, Barnstaple, light Ann, 35, Fisher, Bamstftple. light Mildred, 99, Lakeman, Middlesborough, pig iron Heroine, (;6, Short, Bideford, light ° Seraphina, 38, Parkhouse, Bideford, li^rht Three Brothers, 32, Short, Bideford, light Jane, 28, Hyatt, Bristol, light Sarah, nn, 44, Tucker, Barnstaple, lieht Ellen Frances, 49, Hodge, Bude, ballast Sylph, 38, Thomas, Pad-tow, ballast Jane Smith, 140, Hodge, Plymouth, limestones Marie, 100, Corritan, Heanebont, pitwood Pauline, 53, Esmott, Lannion, potatoes Celeste, 65, Greuier, St Malo, potatoes St Joseph, 55, Garnie, Pentrieux, potatoes Faune, 157, Lagatid, Dunkergal, ballast James & Agnes 116. Bevan, Barrow, pig iron Resolution, 39, Thomas, Aberthaw. stones Marquis of Lorne ss, 33, Wilton, Bristol, general Ethel, 5'7, Mi'es, Bristol, general Elizabeth Margaret, 44, Williams, Port Madoc, slates S-lah, 36, Rees, Aberthaw. stones Ticino, 130 Hare, Bideford, ballast Taunton, 52, Allen, Watchet, ore Convivial, 91, Quin, Barrow, pig iron Mary Stephens, 37, Bade, Padstow, ballast Nelly, 94, Lavis, Fowey, iron ore Vesta, 39, Thomas, Padstow. iron ore E D, 98, Ball, Salcombe, ballast RIVER-March 25. Tom, 46. Hi'lman, Bridgwater, light Rosa, 98, Bowiion, Salcombe, ballast i Harriet, 25, Chiehester, Barns'aple, stpaw i Quiver, 34, Lamprey, Barnstaple, light Espatese, 138, Krehan, L'Orient, pitwood Prince, 44.. Richmond, St Valery, potatoes Sensation, 189, Lilburn, Middlesboroueb pig irov Bristol Packet, 5,, Williams, Bridgwater, li-ht Devon, 79, William", Barnstaple, light ° Resolution, 42, Toms, Newoaay, ballast Brothers, 37, Havens, Bristol, light SAILINGS. OLD DOCK, March 24.-CONSTANCE ss, Dobson, Venice. EMILY, Coq, Tarragona. OLD DOtK, March 25.-UNITY, Compton, Gloucester. FLORA, Hale. Bnogwater. ALEXANDRA DOCK, March 24.—WATER LILY, Baker, Reggio. J AllIES SHAW SS, Bilton, Dieppe. NELLIE SS, Sunby, Gothenburg. FLORENCE. Nurse. Bristol. RIVER, March 24. -MODERATOR ss, Williams, Bristol. CHARLOTTE, Bay ley, Weston. PALACE, Hobbs, Weston. ILEETVVING, Biddle, Bristol. Alics, Thompson, Chep- stow. MARY CATHERINE, Griffith, Penewan. GRATI- TUDE, Knight, Bristol. HANNAH, Windows. Bristol. RIVER, March 2o.-KAILWAY, Luxon, Highbridge. MARIAN, Wilkms, Bridgwater, PKARSOV, Lowther, Newquay. ARAB, btnbling, Bideford. ACORN, Jenkins, Bideford. SPRIGHTLY, Batten, Barnstaple. SIR FRANCIS DRAKE, Drake, Barnstaple. CRITERION, Williams, Wex ford. ST DRCUMANS ss, Beddis, Watchet. TIGER, Smith, Bristol. MARY GRACE, Incleton, Barnstaple. HAPPY RETURN, Fishwick, Barnstaple. YEO, Badcock, Barn: staple. WHY NOT, Guard, Boscastle. MITE, Morens, Wexford. WISH, Noonan, Youghal. SISTERS, Bayley Weston. LINCOLNSHIRE SS, Aiston, Highbridge, Weston. LINCOLNSHIRE 88, Aiston, Highbridge, VESSELS CLEARED.—? larch 24. Lisbon, Accidental Star, B, 417 coal, Jones, Heard & Co Caen, Isabella Walker. B, 3l0 coal, Powell's Duffryn Genoa, Mio Cognato, Ger, 588 coal, T Beynon Co Hulmstad, Neptune, Swe, 540 iron, Blaenavon Iron Co Brindisi, Dania sg, B, 1050 coal, Tredegar Coal Co Gothenburg, Nellie ss, B, 700 iron, Blaenavon Iron Co VESSELS CLEARED.—March 25. St Nazaire, Musarrave ss, B, 305 coal, Powell's Duffryn Buenos Ayres, Wilhelm Prist, Ger, 660 ooal, Ebbw Vale Gibraltar, Vildosala ss, B, 1100 coal, Watts & Co IMPORTS.—March 21. Paimpol, United, 1760 cwts potatoes, McMahon Quimper, Prairie Flower, 80 loads pitwood, order IMPORTS—March 25. L'Orient, Expertise, 170 loads pit props, Tredegar I C L'Orient, Cornibe, 80 loads pit props, Jones, Heard & Co St Servan, Normandie, 170 loads pit props, Jones & Co St Valery. Conne, 1320 cwts potatoes, Le Conteur Portrieux, St Joseph, 1700 cwts potatoes. C Budd Dantzic, Ruth, timber and deals, T B Batchelor & Co Hennebont, Marie Alice, 124 tons pit props Lannion, Pauline, 1660 cwts potatoes, Le Conteur L'Orient, Trois, Sceurs, 153 loads pit props, order St Malo, Celeste, 1920 cwts potatoes, Le Conteur II Hennebont, Mane, 110 loads pit props, Watts & Co Hennebont, Emilianne, 150 loads pit props, Watts & Co VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS-March 24. Barbadoes, Sussex, B, 334, Taylor, J Moses & Co Gothenburg, Nellie ss, B, 395, Smiley, Pyman & Co Rosario, Oornet, b, 277, Davison, Jones, Heard & Co Brindisi, Calliope ss, B, 1123, Ockenden, Pyman & Co VESSELS ENTERED 0 UTWARDS-March 25. St Nazaire, Musgrave s" B, 141, Ninehecaube, Jones Dakar, Faune, 1,147, Leyarce, Budd & Co Cayenne, Marie Lesine, F, Bideau, Budd & Co Alcudice, John Wignall, B, 141, Riskell, J Berrell & Co NEATH. VESSELS El NTFRED OUTWARDS-March 24. Rouen, William Dawson, coal, Dynevor Coal Co Treport, Lawsons, coal, Dynevor Coal Co Treport, Mabel Jessie, coal, Dynevor Coal Co VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS -Ma.rch 25. Rouen, Seine ss, coal, Dynevor Coal Co Rotterdam, Bess Mitchell, bricks, J B Jenkins

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LONDON BETTING- SATURDAY. UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE. (Rowed Saturday, April 8.) 500 even on Cambridge, o

RACING FIXTURES FOR MARCH. Maidstone 27 Sandbeck Hunt,Retford 27 Newport Pagnell 27 Northampton 28, 29 Curraghmore Hunt 28, 29 Crewkerue 28, 29 Southdown Hunt (Ring- mer). 29 Burton and l^anKD j <79 Hunt on 31 Pontefract Sprint, 3} Lothians 1-1 31-1 Warwick Spri 0 i ^00 Chaudos, who met with an accident in the

National Steeplechase, on Friday last, has return Newmarket lame. b0 Akbar's leg had so filled on Saturday morning^ Qdp. was not able to take part in the Liverpool Sprl,'°, Through the injuries which Thyra sustained ^/ul \i fall in the Grand National Steeplechase, it is dou she will ever run again.. of The four year old gelding by Scottish Chiei Lady Morgan has been named Morgan. Mr Haines, of Lichfield, has been appointed W Frail auctioneer for all future meetings at Bribtol.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. FOXHOUNDS. a +rtr. SOUTH HEREFORDSHIRE.—Tuesday, Newbarns; 0 day, Harewood's End-H. bill; ISOKTH HEREFORDSHIRE.- Monday, WestborPO' io Thursday, Claslon; Saturday, Canon I roorlie, to io the Ledbury—11. LEDBURY. Monday, Bosbury— 13 Wednesday' Way—12 Saturday, Canon Froome, joint North Herefordshire—11. 13eecbg LLANGIBBY AND CHLP,Tow. -Monday The sto- Wentwood; Thursday, Mathern; Saturday, Chep Park—10.30. rrhnrs^' MONMOUTHSHIRE.—Monday, Penyclawdd; Hilston Park- -11. Sittir SOUTH PEMBROKESHIRE.—Tuesday, Coldblow; day, Sampson Cross ltoads-11. PEIBBOKESHIBE. Monday, Scolton Tll Welsh Hook Bridge—10.30.. 1. PJCNLLISItGAI&E.- Monday, Llangafelach Village; day, Forest Gate, Llanedy—10.30. Ilby MR POWELL'S. -Tuesday, Wenallt; Friday. wen, near Narberth Road—10.30. folit TlVYSiDiE.—Monday, Moylgrove; Thursday, cych -10.30. fBI" VALE OF GWILI.—Monday, Penrunno Friday, cader—10.30.. 10.3"1 V ALE OF TOWY.—Tuesday, Abermarlais Park-

A NOVEL GIFT. vraiteh A small deputation of Bnrnley electors ba^e. ij'hel' upon Mr. Rylands, at his residence, Massey well, near Warrington, to offer their personal cong » tions on the successful result of the late election- dainty Jjair of Lancashire clogs were presented tjj« maker—a Burnley clogger and a veteran politician^egSed wife of the member. Mr. and Mrs. Rylands e*?e co^j their hearty tksrrks for the gift, and hoped that,t nection wliich had been formed between thetnsely jepir Burnley would long continue. Subsequently oed tation were entertained to luncheon, and retillroej3oy Burnley highly gratified at the cordial reCl'ptlOn had met with. 01x.. 1

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