South Wales Daily News

LONDON, Monday. The Money Market has fairly steady. Although there is much less anxiaty respecting bullion movements, short loans are charged 4 to 4i, and a better inquiry is looked for to-morrow iu connection with the settlement. Discount rate for three months' bills was about 4 per cent. Paris Cheque Exchange, 25'30. Not much business was passing on the Stock Exchange to-day in view ot to-morrow being the firsr. day of the account. Movements in prices were of no particular importance, but were irregular, and, in the majority of cases, adverse. It is not expected that there will be difficulty in wnnection with the settlement. There was again a large business passing in mines, notably South African Gold issues, which continue to be bought. New Consols closed 961 to 96-1 for de- livery, and 96 13 16 t, 96 15-16 tor the account; Old 3 IT Cant., 100 £ TO 101; Reduced 3 per Cent., 99F TO ICO*; MEW 2| per Cent. (Chillers), 97 I to 93 New 2 per Cent., 93 to 94; Local LOHIIS S ock, 102 to 103. Tne Foreign Bond Market was very quiet. International issues were mostly weakened by the dulness of the Paris Bourse, but the actual changes which occurred were slight. Egyptian and Spanish were sold, and Central and South American issues were steadier, notably Uruguay Bonds. Argentine Hard Dollars rose i Buenos Ayres Cedula A auri I, do. D and B, do, J, 1 Greek 1881, 1884, and Monopoly, i; and Uruguay 5 T-ER Cent., I Egyptian Preference fell J <JF>. Unified, 5-16 do. Domain, £ Hun- garian, 1881, I Italian, & Peruvian, Portu- Xuese, 1 -1 Russian, 1873, 3 16 Spanisb, Turkish Group, 4 3 16 The English R»I.way Market was very quiet, but the small business done consisted mainly of purchases, and cliang". I though few, ware mostly favourable. Hull and Barnsley stock was, however, weak. London and Brighton traffic shows an increase ot £ 2,903. Hull and Barnsley fell J, and South Eastern A, g. Caledonian rose i; Great Northern Ordinary, Great Western, I; Brighton A, i Chatham Ordinary, £ North Western, £ Sheffield Ordiuary, 1; Uo. Deferred, i Miiland, G North British, | and North Eastern, j. The Indian Railway Market was quiet, without special change. There was a dull market f JR both Grand Trunks and Canadian Pacific, the latter being specialiy flat. The traffic shows an increase of 5,COO dollars. Grand Trunk Ordinary fell â; do. First Preference and Guaranteed, i do. Second Preference, 2 do. Third Preference, i; and Canadian Pacific Shares, If. A quiet business was passing in Foreign Rail- ways. Mexican (Vera Cruz) were rather weak. Nitrate issues were dull at first, but steadier at the close. Mexican Ordinary fell i; do. Second Preference, i Mexican National A and B, i Mexican Central, Buenos Ayres Great Southern Ordinary rose 1; Buenos Ayres Ensenada Port Ordinary, J; do. Preference, 1; Central Argentine Ordinary, 2JT; do. Shares, £ Buenos Ayres and Rosario Ordinary, 1. The American Railway Market was again dull. Further sales were made on the continued delay in coming to a settlement on the tariff question. The bull party are afraid to operate, and the market is allowed to drag in consequence. The -n%rl-at w@R douresno(i at- the finish by a report of a beavy snowstorm in the States. Central Pacific of California fell i Milwaukee, li do. Pre ference, 1 Denver Shares, § do. Preference, 1 Lake Shores, i, Louisville and Nashville, 1 New York Central, 1; Erie Shares, i; do. 2nd Mortgage, i New York Ontario, £ New V_k, Pennsylvania, and Ohio First Mortgage, 1 Norfolk Preference, | Northern Pacific "Preference, li Ohio and Mississippi Shares, 1; Pennsylvania Shares, J Philadelphia and Read ng Shares, Union Pacific, 7 Wabash Preference, and General Mortgage, 1¡, Baoks.-London and Provincial rose Chartered of India, Australia, and China fell Insurance.—Lancashire rose t. Mines.—Copiapo rose â. to 4-i Geldenhuis 1-16, to 2 Gold Fields t to 3; Main Reef 116, to 1 1316; Ooregum Preference 1-16, to 1 9-16; Oriental 1-16, to 11; Palmarejo Is, to 9s 6d; FE, Pigg'S Peak 1-16, to 1316; Ripanjie A, V to 4 Weemners to 7^ Wolbnter 1, to 21 De Beers J, to 15J and My3ore Gold 1-16, to 3 9-16. Callao Bis fell 6d, to 10s; Einm. 6d, to 3, Fereeras to 8J Imperial a, to J; Jagersfontein i, to 13J Langlaate I, to 4.. Exploration i, to 17i; Mason and Barry 3-16, to 11 xd Montana 116, to 11 Rio Tinto 2, to 25 3 16 AND United Mexican to 3G. Telegraphs.—Eastern Extension rose West Coast cf America, t; Western and Brazilian, I do. Preference, £ do. Deferred, G. Miscellaneous.— Cuaard Steamship, 910 paid, N fell i; Bristol Brewery, 4; Manchester Preference, i; suz Canal, i Maxim Nordenfeldt Guns, Spratt's. i Hotchkiss rose i Bell's Asbestos, ii Colorado N:trate, £ San Pablo Nitrate, i Hull Dry Dock, 2 Allsoop Ordinary, 1 Threlrall'S, i; Australian Mortgage Land and Finance, Ebow Vale Steel, J; John Browne and Co. 1 Barrow Hematite Steel declined J; Marbelia Iron Ore, J; Foreign and Colonial Government Trust, 1; do. Deferred, 2 Invest* INENT Trust Corpcration Deferred, 1. Rates telegraphed from the East were Bombay and Calcutta Telegraphic Transfers, 1, 4 17 32d Hong Kong- 4 months' bills, 3s L|D Shanghai do., 4s 3|d. Indian Exchanges were quoted Bank bills, 60 Hays, Is 4 916d 30 days, Is 4if; and demand. Is 4 11 16d. Private bills, 60 days; Is 4ID 30 days, Is 4id; and demand, Is 4id. Rupee Paper 4 per Cents., 66i to 67I do. 4 per Cents., 7 to 71. Silver is dull. Bars quoted at 43d. LOCAL STOCKS.-Taff Vale Railway Ordinary. 235 ro 238 Rbymney Railway Ordinary, 203 to 205.

DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. Supplied by Messrs THACKERAY & CO., atock and Share Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers, Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid Prices 10 Barry Dock and Railway 10 12J 13- Stock Great Western 100 ..150 151 „ London and North Western ..100 ..168 169 Midland 100 ..135 134 10 Rhondda and Swansea Bay 10 9 10 Stock Rhymney 100 ..200 205 10 Do New 8 17A 13 Stock Severn and Wye .100.. 2 4 Stock Taff Vale 100 ..235 237 10 de Allotments. 153 16 PREFERENTIAL. 10 Barry Dock and Ry. First Pref. 10 12 12J 10 Do 2nd do 2 3i t Stock, Brecon A Mer 1st Pref.1861 100 115 118 Stock Do 2ndPref.1862 ..100 ..106 108 Stock, Cambrian, No I, p.c. ,100 33 39 Do No 2, 4 p.c 100 19-J 20i Great Western Consol 5 p.c. 100 ..153 155 10 Pembroke A Tenby, 5 p.c, 1864 10.. 7 74 10 Rhondda. & Swansea Bay 5 p.c 10 11 Ili Stock Rhymney 5per cent, (gua.) ..100 ..136 138 Do. 6 per cent, 1861. 100 205 215 Do. 5 per cent, 1861.100 ..133 134 Do. 5 per cent, 1364. 100 ..134 135 Do. O per cent, 1864.100 ..159 161 Do. 5 per cent. 1867 100 ..133 130 OJ Do. 5 per cent, 1873 100 ..129 131 Taff Vale No. 1 100 ..238 243 Do. 4 per cent. 100 ..121 123 Do. 5 per cent 100 ..142 144 Do O per cent 100 ..164 166 Do. 4 per cent 100 ..115 117 GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 50 Aberdare, 10 per cent 50 ..137 139 Stock, Dare Valley, AP.c 100 ..14 J 143 Great Western, 5 p. c. guar.100 ,.LO4 loo Llantrissant & Tan Vale, 5P.c.100 ..140 142 Llanelly Ky. and Dk. Ordy.100 ..1^ 166 PenarthHarbour,Dock, and RylOO "148 152 Som.<fcDorset(BathExtension)100 ..105 107 xd \*0 Treferig Valley Railway 10 10; 11 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES Bonds Barry Dock & Rly 4 p. c.100 ..110 115 Do. 4 P. C 100 ..110 112 STOCK Brecon <E FMerthyr A4 p. c .100 ..113 115 Do. B 4 p. c 100 ..107 109 Stock Bute Dock 4 p, c IX) .111 112 „ Cambrian A 4 p. c 100 ..112 114 Dc B 4 p. 100 ..110 111 „ Great Western 5 do 100 ..159 161 „ Midland 4per cent 100 ..130 ,32 Mid-Wales A 4I per cent 100..113 116 „ Milford Dock A > per cent 100 ..97 100 Rhymney 4 ditto „ Somerset and Dorset, No. 1 100 ..141 143 xd Taf; Vale p.c 100 ..123 125 BANKS. 20 Bristol West of England,Lira. 7 £ 16± 161 30 Glamorganshire, Lim. 2 £ 2 2I I) Glamorganshire, Ld., Pref. 2, 2 2¡ 10 London anil Provincial, Lim. O • • 16.( ló 20 National Bank of Wales, Lim 10 12t 13 75 National Provincial, Lim 10 ^4 60 National Provincial, Lim. 12 51 52 40 North and South Wales, Lim 10 335 34 £ 20 South Wales Union, Limited 7 9I 9 GAS. 10 Abordare. 10 IS 14 Stock Cardiff A 10 per cent 100 ..203 206 Do. B 8 per RENT 100 ..162 165 „ SO! C 7 per oent. 100 ..143 140 Stock Do. Gas D 5 per cent.100 ..104 105 10 Llynvi Valley 10 91 10 Stock Newport A 10 per cent 100 ..202 205 Do. B 7 per eent 100 ..152 155 20 Do. C 7 per cent 100 ..142 145 25 Swansea 7i, per cent. 25 39 40 xd 25 do 7 per cent 25 35 37 GAS AND WATER. 10 Barry and Cadoxton 3 3g 3i 10 Bridgend. 10 10i loi 100 Pontypool (Max. 10 p. c.) 100 105 110 12 Do. do. 12 17 18 10 Ystrad A 10 18i 19i WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol 2a 56 57 10 Do 20 44 444 10 Neath A 10 161 171 10 Pontypridd. 10 13 15 Stock Pontypridd 5 per ct. Pref .100 ..112 116 MISCELLANEOUS. 20 Alexandra Dock & Railway.. 20 17 18 Stock Ditto 4 p,c. Pref 100 ..101 103 1 Bland & Co., Ltd 1.. £ i 10 BI. and So Wales Waggon 341 4& 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 28 30 Stock Cardiff Corporation 3 p.c.100 1081 108 J 5 Cardiff & Penarth Tramways 5 3 4 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 15 18 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage 25 31 36 10 Cardiff and Swansea Colliery 10 lg J-l 50 Central Dry Dock 50 35 40 23 EbbwVale 20 5i 5 7 Glo'ster Ry. <& Wagon Ld. A. 7 54 pi 5 Great Western Collierv B 5 ft 5 Do. New B 3 H 4k 5 Do. A Preference 5 °i 00 Do. B Debentures..100 99 100 10 W. Hai.cock& Co., Ltd 10..14i 15 10 Do 6 p.c. Pref 10 11 J-li 10 Do New Ordy 10 Do Do Pref. 10 lOt 11 Stock Do 4A-p.c. Deb. StocklOO « 20 HiU's Dry Dock -• 93 10 Milford Dock • J li 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 9* 9i 10 ivlilfor(I Dock .ioI li 50 Mount Stuart Dry Dock 40 40 42 Do li 20, •• L?i 20i 52^ Nantyglo and Blaina Pref 0^2.. 61^ 62 xd 5 Newport Tramways • 5g 5 Do Water Elo Anilui ties 262 2', 10 Do Abercarn Coll.iery.. 10 7 7 10 Do 6 p.c. Participating ..10.. 9 10 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 39 40 50 Do 35 29 .31 10 Provincial Tramways 10 6$7 xd 5 Rhymney Iron 5 1 £ lg 5 Do New 4±.. J 100 Do 5 per cent. Debenture ..100 85 90 50 Spiller & Co., Cardiff, Ltd 45 60 62 xd 50 Swans Dry Dock 2524 Stock D ■ Coriior. tion 3J p.c. 100 108k 108a Do Harbour 4 p.c. Stock.100 99 101 10 Do Tramway 10 2± 2| 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 1,2 3 Do do. 10 per cent. B3334 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A30 15 16 25 Do. do. B 25 15 16 1 W'st'rn Counties Telephone Ord. 1 9s 6d 10s 6d 5 Do. do. 6 p.c. pref. 5 5| 5i 60 Windsor Slipway 42i.. 16 17 Bank rate 5 per cent. fixed 4th October THKRK ARE SELLERS OF 50 Swansea & Mumbles 6 p.c. Preference Shares, at 8! £1000 Alexandra Dock & Ry. 4" per cent Pref. Stock E5000 Neath Harbour Bonds 45 Barry Dock and Railway Shares B150 Abercarn Gas and Water Stock 47 Barry Dock & Railway 1st Pref. Shares 8 Mount^tuart Dry Dock B Shares, at par 5 Swansea Gas 7, p.c. Shnces £1000 Barry Dock 4 p.c. Debenture—bid wanted 10 shares in tss. Cymmrmlorion, at B31 10s 50 Swansea Tramways Pref Shares 2 ss. Dow!ais Shares, Managed "y Messrs Morel 20 Hancock Brewery Ordinary Shares £ 20^ do 4 p.c. Debenture Stock £ 1600 Barry Dock 4 p.c. Debe.aur- Stock 5J Utiymney Iron New Shares, at 14s 50 Alexandra Dock <& Railway B20 Shares THERK ARE BUYERS OF ■SO harry & Cadoxr.on Gas and Water Shares, 3j 50 Glamorgan Bank Shares, at £ 2 2s 6d 10 Rhondda d £ Swansea Bay Railway Shs., at £ 9 17s 6d 5 a„ do Pref. Shs., at ill 17s 6d 8 Bristol and Went of England Bank Shares, at 16 £ 40 Newport Abercarn Colliery Shares LoijO Barry Dock 4% Debentures 5 )I..untstuart .Dry Dnck A Sh:J.res 20 ,n(lon & Provincial Bank Shares, at B16 lis 3a 1" National B ink of Wales Shares, at 121 25 Barry m Cadoxton Gas Jé Water Shares, at 34 10 Bute Dry Dock shares 50 Rhymney Railway New Shares &c., &e. The purchase and sale of Taff Vale Allotments ne £ Ociated THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCK-BROKERS. 1059 I

E. T. LYDDON & COMPANY, Telegraphic Address Lyddon, Cardiff," STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE— 1010 2 E100 Shares. JE95 paid, in SS. Monmouthshire £ 200 Cardiff Gas C Stock, at 143 i.0 Brynmawr & Ali-rtillery Gas & Water Shs.. at 91 10 Cardiff Malting Shares 30 Barry Dock A Ry. lsc Pref. Shares, at 12j 72 Taff Vale Rail -ty New Shares. at lOi 50 Barry Dock & Ry. Ordinary Shares 9-00 Rhymney Railway Stock 12 Wood Bros. Ltd. E25 Shares 10 Spillers, at blot Tyneside Kngine Shares Penarth Shipbuilding fullv paid Shares-offers wanted 50 Barry Dock & Ry. 2nd Preference Shares 25 Uskside Rivet Shares 50 Cardiff & Newport Patent Fuel Shs,-offers requested 0 Great Western Colliery A Shares WANTED. London & Provincial Bank Shares Penarth Dock and Railway stock 9 Spillers & Co. share" at 601 Trefeng Valiey Railway Shares Barry & Cadoxton Gas A Water Shares Cardiff, Penarth. & Barry E10 Shares 50 National Bank of Wales Shares 100 Rhymney Railway S10 Shares S.P. WILLS,STOCKBROKER, SWANSEA (Telegraphic Address, Wills, Swansea.") 1069 E. J. EVANS & SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, 32, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. 1067 BUYERS.—Great Western Colliery H Shares Newport Abercarn Colliery Shares South Wales Colliery Shares London A Provincial Bank Shares Barry Dock and Railway Ord. Shares Rhymney Iron Old Shares, at 28s Milford Dock Shares SELLBRS. P,100 Taff Vale Hy. Co. Ordinary Stock 40 Rhondda Valley and Hirwain Junction Railway Shares, at 6. leased to Taff Vale Railway -or 999 years 50 Swansea A Mumbles 6% Pref Shs., at 9 2C Provincial Trams The purchase and sale of Taff Allotments negociated. ARTHUR STUCLEY T. LUCAS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, SWANSEA, 1092 GEO. THOMAS, STOCKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF BUYERS. 1072 1 London & Provincial Banks National Bank of Wales Newport Abercarn Colliery Shares, Ords. Barry Dock & Railway 2nd Prefs. Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Water shares SELLERS. Hancock Ordinary and Debentures 3 Share in Ss. Saint Donats-offers wanted 1 do Kate Thomas, at S72 Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shs. Barry Ordiuary Cardiff Junction Dry Docks, at 16 FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address, Fleming, Cardiff.") ON SALE- 1083 1 Share in SS. Earl d Chester 10 Spiller and Co. Shares 2 Shares in SS. Redewater 100 Barry Preference No. 1 1 Share in SS. Cleddv 1 do Dewsland 3 do »W Symington 2 do John Marychurch 10 Pontypool Gas <& Water A Shares in „ do do B do • 10 Mountstuart B Shares, at par WANTED 25 National Bank of Wales Shares Newport Abercarn Ordinary 10 Bute Dry Dockhares 25 Bristol and West of England BanKs, at £ 16 7a 6d 10 London A Provincial Banks 2b Bany and Cadoxton Gas ai-d Water 2o Provincial Trams 20 Waterlow Bros. & Layton Shares, at 17 PARSONS AND R O B J E N I1 STOCKBROKERS, WESTGATE BUILDINGS, NEWPORT. ON SALE. £ 600 Brecon & Merthyr 1st Preference, at 130 BbOO Rhymney Ordinary, at 20oi 100 Rhymney Iron New Shares, at 14s 25 Newport Abercurn Coal Pre; -hares at 108 jEl. 00 Neath Brecon Ry. B.3 Oeb.— offer wanted £ 1000 Brecon dc Merthyr 5% Pref. 1864, at, 40 p c :EBOJ Kington Kardisley A. 3.; p.c. Deb. at 81 pc. £1000 Cambrian Ry. Ordinary B1000 Mid-Wales Ry. Ord. Stock, at 7 per cent 10 London & Provincial Bank Shares I WANTED. 1000 Rhymney 1861 Preference, at 212 1 London and Provincial Banks, ,t 161 20 Newport Trams, at 5* S2000 Brecon it Merthyr Ord. Stock £ 1000 Brecon A Merthyr Preference, 1866 £ i«X> Brecon A Merthyr Pref. 1864, £ ;.000 rio du 1802. at 108 40 Newport Abercarn Coul Ordinary Shares 50 Great Western Co liery New Shares Br at 4j £ 1000 Brecon A Merthyr Pref. of 1861, at 120 P-c. TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO. (Telegraphic Addreos, TkKfH'.W, CARDIFF), STEAMSHIP SHARE BROKERS AND AUC. i ION Eft US, MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. ¡':N SALE— 2 £100 shares Dowlais ss Co.. L(I.-offers 1 £240 Share Coliivaud ss Co. Ld., ;) £1 0 Shares Hryn-Glas ss Co. Ld., „ .5 £ 100 Siiare^ Annie Thomas ss Co., Ed.offen 1 £ 10j Share Bala s Co. Ld., 1 £ 100 Share W. J. Kadciitfe ss Co., Ld. J £100 shares ioio Morganw jr ss Co., Ld. „ 2 £ S5 Shares Monmouthshire ss Co., Ld. „ 1 £ 240 Share Pontvnridd ss, Ld. 1 12 £ 20Shares Garth ss, Lu. „ £100 Share Port of Plymouth ss, Ld.-offers 50 i;10 shares Balcarres Brook ss, Ld. r -64ch Shares ss Netiey Abbey, cost £ 2.080 6-64th Shares ss Whitby Abbey, cost £ 2,094 6.64th Shares ss Tintern Abbey, cost Bl,656 2-64 th Shares ss Cameu 1-64th Shares ss Congo 2-64th Shares ss Royal Standard BUYERS— Morel Bros. Shares Gibbs t Lees Shares Oriental -hare;; Uniteu Kingdom Shares Cory and Sous' Shares Evan Thomas Radcliffe's Shares MONTHLY SALES B\ AUCTION HELD. NEXT 13th DECEMBER. 3039 INFECTIOUS DisHASM.-A. well-known Sanitary Refcrmer stated at recent Sanitary Congress at Bolton that the best preventive against infectious disease was Soap and Water. The only reliable, and, at the same time refreshing, toilet soap possessed of powerful medicinal properties which can be used as a preventive against fevers, measles, and other infectious diseases, is Wright's Coal Tar Soap (quarter of a century's reou- tation—no novelty). Refuse all other Tar Soaps. Wrfgbt sis the only genuine. 1271 THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER. 4, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegraph Address, "Gedge," Cardiff. SELLERS—1 Share ss. Ebbw Vale, managed by Messrs Morel Bros. 60 Provincial Tramway. 6% Pref Shares Cardiff and Penarth Tramways 50 John Elliott & S ns 2b Rhymney Iron Shaves, at 29" Brecon & Merthyr 1863, 2nd issue at 80 Barry Ordinary 10 Hancock Ord. Old Shares, at P,14 17s 6d BUYERS.—5 Mountstuarc A Shares, at 41 £ 200 Hancock Debenture Barry & Cadoxton Gas and Water Shares National Bank of Wa.es Brecon & Merthyr Pref. 1862 5 Wm. Hancock & Co. Old Pref. Shares The purchase and sale of Taff Vale Allotments nego- ciated.

CORN. LONDON, Monday.—Very dul! market for English wheat at Is decline on the week white quoted at 33 to 37s red, 30s to 34s. Foreign slow sale at 6d to Is less monay. and rather less would be accepted for the country. Flour good Am rican steady for low qualities, and rather easier. Barley d-iii grinding samples 3d cheaper. Oats quiet and unaltered. Maize slow nt about late values, Indian peaj rather dearer. Arrivals :-British-Wheat, 3,784 qrs bailey, 1,414 qrs oats, 304 qrs malt, 16,068qrs beans, 320. qrs; nea-, 1.355 qis flour, 20,991 sacks.Foreign—Wheat, 72,141 qrs; barlev, 53,5 1 qrs; oats,. 33,407 qrs; maize, 2.180 qrs; beans, 2,.)18 qrs peas, 607 qrs: flour, 22,072 sacks, 1,540 barrels. GLAGOW, Flour millers and dealer are busy ia delivering orders placed some time ago but there is a want of fresh business. Hard Duluth changd hands at 23.:3 3d. This boisterous weather is injuring the sale of seed wheat, as farmers cannot go on with their sowing oi winter description-. Grinding beans are steady at 17s and 17s 6d. Maize is quite at 13s 7d. Fine barley and oats firm CATTLE LONDON, Monday.—Fair supply of beasts, and trade more active, with a firmer tfU ency in rates. Choicest Scotch and Heiefords, 5s 2d per 81b. The British arrivals comprise 10 Scotch. 7 0 Irish, 250 Norfolk Suffolk, and Essex, and 2,220 midland, houie, and western counties. The sheep trade, with a shorter supply, is brisker, with upward tendency in prices and a clearance will be made. Little or no trade for fat calves. Milch cows quoted at E14 to B25 each. Beef, 2s 4d to 5s 2d mutton. 3s 4d to 6s 4d; veal, 3a 3d to 5s '• pork, 3s 6d to 4s per 8 lbs. Beasts, 3,190 sheep 7 240 calves, 1^0 including foreign—beasts, 10; sheep'300' LIVERPOOL, Monuay.—Beasts, 2.347. including 34 Canadian sheep, 4,2o3, including 7 0 Canadian. Best beasts, 62d to 6ill; second, fid to 6d sbeep, 7d to 83d. The supply of SCOCK was less than last week, showing a decltlse of 502bemts and of 1,060sheep, the demand for best qualities'of both makin"- a little money. Inferior qualities about late rates. MONMOUTH, Monday .-The market to-uay was an unusually small one, owing no doubt to the winter fair being held last week". Quotations as under :-Fat cattle — three-year-old bull JCks, £ 16 to £ 21 store cattle, £ 9 to £ 13 wether mutton, 8d to 8id per lb ewes ditto, 6;¡d to 7d per lb; store sheep, 55s to 36s each. DEAD MEAT. LONDON, Monday-Fresh mett in short supply, but plenty of stale on offer, which meets a very slow sale. Beef, 2s 8d to 4s 2d prime Scotch ditto, 4s 2d to 4s 4d mutton, 2s 8d to 5s 6d veal, 3s to 4s 8d large pork, 33 to 4s ainail pork. 4s to 4s 4d per 8 lbs. PRqDUCE. t onc!a.y. — Sugar — Foreign refined goods Dim for prompt delivery, but futures quiet; Beetroot quiet and weaker—November and December, 138 bd Januiry and February, 1.5>! 7,cl. Cane sugars steady .or grocery kinds. Coffee quiet, but steady market. Rio futures—December, 69s January and February, 68s 9d March, 69s 3d: April, 69s; Jtay, hHs .d Julie alltl July, 69s. Tea-over 8.000 packages China sold without quotable change. New make Con- g us, 5d to 83d Kaisows, 6d co9 £ d; Monings, 7d. Indian sold without material alteration. Rice quiet, but firm. Cotton quiet. Jute-large sales at full vaiues. f qualities sold occasionally cheaper. Common and meduim full up to slight advance. Tallow C., 38s 6d on sD'it. 1 urpentine, 34s. American petroleum. 6jd Russian, 6jd. PROVISIONS. LONDON, Monday.—In butter there is a moderate enquiry for foreign descriptions at late Talues-Fries- lanrl, 100s to lLi8s Kiel, 114s to 124s; Danish, 114s to 124s Swedish, 100, to 160-i Normandy, 100s to 114s Jersey, '/8s to 80s. For bacon there is a steady market -Irish, 52s to 59s; Hamburg, úOs to 57s Danish, 50s to 55s. Hams and lard are without change. Cheese —American is firm at 42s to 54s Dntch unaltered. BUTTER CORK, Monday.—Firsts, 102s; 87s, thirds, 83a; fourths, 70s. Kegs-First., 102s; seconds, 90s; Mild-cured firkins—Suoerti"e, 117s; fine, 105s mild, 91s. In market J500 firkins. POTATOES. LONDON, Monday.—Fair supplies, and trade steady, best samples selling at full values. Hebrons, 60s to 110s Regents, 70s to 105s; magnums, 65s to 100s; champions, 50s to 80s per ton. SUGAR. GLASGOW, Monday. Yellows wanted, and are 3d dearer other sorts steady. The official report states —Good business at firm to rather stiffer prices. SEED. LONDON, Monday.—Messrs John Shaw and Sons, seed merchants, of 37, Mark-lane, London, K.C., report to-day's market quiet, but arm.- Low French reils are easier. Red clover seed is still the cheapest article, 110 rise having taken place like that in alsike, white, and trefoil. Rye grasses swady blue in good request at full prices. For bird seeds there is a steady sale on former terms. Haricots aeare; Mustard and rape seed unaltered. Linseed improving. WOOL. BRADFORD, Monday.—The wool market is thoroughly firm, in anticipation of the London sales onening dear to-morrow. Finer descriptions are especially wrll held. Buyers are rot quite so eager, but they supply current requirements at about I ite rates. The varii trade has also turned quieter but spinners are uniformly firm. Buyers hesitate to follow at full lite rates, and supply themselves only with small quantities. The piece traue is increasingly healthy. HOPS. LONDON. Monday.—There is more enquiry for Eng- lish hops, an t if the quality of the remainder of this year's growth was better than it is increased sales would doubtless be effected. Californian hops continue to sell fairly we,l, but other United States hops appear to be too high in value for the quality of this year's crop. COALS. LONDON, Monday.—A quiet market for seaborne buitse coals at last week's prices. Hettons, 17s 6d Tees, 17s 6d Lambtons, 17s; Lyons and Wear, 16, per to 11, Ships arrived, 40 sold, 12; gas, 28 ships at sea, 5.—Wind, west- METALS, GLASGOW Monday.—Market remains firm, and fair business done at 41s 4d to 4 Is 5d cash 418 8d to 4 's 82d one iiioiitii buyers, 41s 5d cash; 41s 8d one month seU"rs near. Middlesbrough done at 33s 6d cash; 33s 9d one month buyers, 33s 4id cash; 33s 7:id one month; sellers, 1d more. Hema- tite done at 44s 6(1 to 44., 7d one month; buyers, 44s 3d to 44s i £ d ca~sh sellers, l;d dearer. LONDON, Monday.—Copper is steady—Chili, £ 78 Is 3d cash G.M.H., £7<3 cash, £ 78 10^ three months. Tin is active, but rather easier—Straits, B101 2s 6d cash B101 5s one wfek EIOZ to £101 15s three months. Australian, B101 7s 6d spot. English ingo:s, ;ELOSIOS. Spelter, B.8 to C18 as..Spanish lead, B15 5d English ditto, £13 10s to £13 15s. Quickâjvtor is unaltered.

BARROW IRON TRADE. BARROW, Monday.—There is A much better tone shown in hematite this morning. Makers are in receipt, of many new orders at improved prices 44, 6d per ton is quoted for mixed numbers of BESSEMER, and hematite warrants have reached 44s 2d. The business outlook is more cheerful, because a better enquiry is experienced on both home and foreign account, and because makers are fully sold six months forward. Stocks are not increasing. The output is maintained, and deliveries are heavy. In the steel trade a very brisk trade is doing: rails are firm at late prices, ar. £ 3 18 6 i oer ton; plates and angles very brisk, at L7 una £ 6 5s respectively. A brisker trade is doing by shipbuilders and engiueers. Iron ore firm at late rates.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. I CARDIFF* SWANSEA.} NTS v\ PORT1 Nov —- ■■■ — Mor. Evil. Hgt. Mor. Evn. Hgt. Mor. Evn. Hgt. 26 Mil 31 26 1010 4811 15 25 2 44 27 3 27 T 0 2 0 3926 511 47 25 0 0 lb 0 52 26 10 28 W i 17 1 5527 6 0 22 0 57 25 11 1 30 827 11 29 T 2 37 3 13129 4 1 39 2 15 27 4 2 50 3 26 29 9 30 F I 43 4 13 31 8 2 47 3 17,29 0 3 56 4 26 32 1 IS 4 41 B 8 34 3 3 4 3 4 12;30 7 4 54 5 21 34 8 2 S 5 36 6 1 36 1 4 40 5 6 31 8 6 49 6 14 36 6 3 M 6 29 6 55|37 0 5 34 5 59(32 3 6 42 7 8 57 5 »RoathBasin. T Prince of Wales Dk. ^Alexandra Dk,

CARDIFF EXCHANGE, BUTE DOCKS, MONDAY. There was a fair attendance on 'Change to-day, and the business transacted in the staples of the district was well up to the average. Steam coal was in good request, and prices closed firm, especially for best qualities. For household coals there was a good inquiry at Saturday's quotations. The patent fuel trade is still steadily improving, and for Welsh cokes the demand continues exceptionally active. The pitwood market was unusually firm, and quite Is per ton advance was obtained on last prices. In our local freight market to-day chartering for steam tonnage has been fairly active, more especially for the higher Mediterranean ports, and for the latter a fair amount of business has been effected. Rates for this direction continue firm, as were also Spanish, West Indian, and Gibraltar rates. Bay port freights coutinue steady. Baltic and coasting firm. States out- i ward quotations remain unchanged. The foliowiug comprise the latest operations :— Constantinople, gs (Norah) Cadiz, 9-1 9d (Syra) Hence, 6, lOi (England) Port Simon, 24s 6d (Phoeoix) xMalr-a, ,73 (Winchester) Naples, 9< 7±D. T.t.c., 500 DELIVERY (North Durham) Port Saiu, 9s 9,! (Fuzallen); Seville, 9s 6I (Baiues Hawkins) Colombo, 20J (Alaska) Smyrna, 91 6D (Cvbelle). Sail.—Outward quotations for the River Plate, I West Indie., and Brazils continue firm, and there is also a good demand for this class of tonnage to load for South American and West Coast ports. Freights for the East continue quiet. Baltic and coasting firm. Italian and Mediterranean rates remain unaltered. The following fixtures have beeu reported for South WALES loading --Swan.-4ea TO B.,cn, 341, coal (Norma) Cardiff BO-a, 35-i, iuel (Bokylia), and againatsame rate for (ImmauuslSwedenborg) Peinambuco, 22s (Norwegian vessel). Ore.—Rates for Bilbao continue moderately firm, with steady demand for tonnage to loari for ports in the Bristol Cuannei. From Carthageua, Benisaf, and Hnelva there is also a good demand, more especially for the continent and East and Weats Coasts of the United Kingdom. Other Mediterranean quotations continue unchanged, The following fixture has been reported Huelva, Plymouth, 9 9D, for boat (name unascertained).

£ OCAL CHARTERING TRANSACTIONS. NEWPORT, MONDAY.—THE following charter has just been siamel --Hom,:wal.(Is-BilbFo to Newport, b 6d (springbok).

| WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. [SPIWIAL TICLIEGHA-MS FROM LLOYU-a AGENTS. The Marthe Bertine, from Pernau for Leith, and the Forsoget, from Hernosand for Newcastle have arrived at Christiansand W ith loss oi part of deckload. The Duncow, from Iquique, which stranded at Dun. kerque, is reported t > have been picked up by fisher- men, who took possession and made sail for Flushing. The George, from New York for the Continent, dragged her anchors and went ashore at the quarantine station. NEW York. The ste^uier Umbna, at Queenstown, reports passing T on tt» 17TH iast., under juryuwts, A ship SAPPOWA abandoned. This is believed to be the Danish ship St Albans, which may possibly be in charge of people from s .me passing vessel. The barque Express, supposed of Bristol, i3 ashore at Scorba. Oban. Crew saved. The brig lireen Olive, of Littlehampton, has been assisted into Great Yarmouth Roads. reported leaky. The British barque Estrella de Chili, from White. haven for River Plate with steel rails, is totally wrecked near Maryport 15 of the crew saved one drowned. The Norwegian schooner Alpha, with deals, has been wrecked near Hjorring eight of the crew drowned. The schooner Mary Davies drove from her anchors in Weymouth Bay crew landed. The vessel has since b* n towed to Weymouth. J he steamer Vauxhall. which sunk in the Tyne, has been lifted. The steamer North Erin, from Odessa, is aground near Rotterdam. The steamer Glassalt, from Libau for Newcastle, has ARX'H vAT WITH cargo shifted. c ? -^orwegiiin brig Rival and the British schooner !PU ARE "'SHORE at Bressay near Lerwick. The Norwegian barque Ellen Lines, from Sundswall for London, with a cargo of firewood, has arrived at Chriscian,id leaky, after grounding. The U.S. barque Morro Castle, for San Francisco, is ashore near Philadelphia, full of water,

SWANSEA. BAY SIGNAL STATION. MDMBLKS LIGHTHOUSE, Monday.—Wind N W mode. rate. Weather squally. Sea rough. Passed EalJt- steameis Abraham tltton, of Cork Eshcol, of North Shields Duddon, of Whitehaven Gladiator, of Glas. gow; Barrington, of Newcastle; foreign brig Carl, in tow of tug Karl of Dumfries Pcuserl West-barque Antarctic, of Swansea, in tow of tug Edward Finch; steam-rs Mula, of Glasgow Valencia, Salisbury, and Sunlight, of Liverpool; WM Dawson and Transition, of Middlesbrough Thesis, of Belfast; Mercutio, of leith; Fortuna, of Flensburg; Trefusis, of Falmouth; Veronica, of Cardiff; Olivia. of Penzance.

LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Monday.—Wind NW, moderate, to WSW, moilerate gale. Weather fine to cloudy. Sea rough. Passed East,—tug Earl of Dunraveri, of Car- diff, towing brigmtine L'eneritfe, of New York, putting bacK for Falmouth Wilson Line steamer Galileo, froru New York, for Hull; sceamers Achilles, of Dieppe; Moto, of Newcastle; J R llinde, of London; Eppleton, of Newcastle, for Dartmouth; Faithful, of Liverpool; Ousei, of Cork; sunlipht, of West Hartlepool, from Cardiff, for Helsinafors Surbiton, of London Earl of Jersey, of Cardiff. Passed West-steamers Bittern, of Cork; Drumhendry. Princess Alice, Cyclone, and Strathander, of Glasgow; Arucania, of Liverpool; Lizzie English, of Hartlepool. MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Cairo (of Cardiff) leit Port Said for Kurrachee 24th Congo left Odessa for Rotterdam 25th St Audries left Bilbao for Newport 25th Rhodora left Odessa for Hamburg 26th Cybele left Gibraltar for Dublin 2. h s W Kelly passed Constantinople 25th Gwentland arvd Liverpool from Ta<ranroe: 26th Portu alete left Gibraltar for Belfast 23rd Coliivaud passed Constantinople from Ibrail for Amsterdam Rhvmney passed Constantinople from Ibrail for Gibral- rar. for orders, 25th Merthyr left Methil for Genoa 24th Captation arvd Mar anople from Marseilles 24th Aberdare passed Malta from the Danube for Hamburg 24fch 6 Trectegar arvd Marianoole from Genoa 24th gbbw Vale passed Portland for Cardiff 26th Lesruaulx left Constantinople for Kertch 24th Allende arvd Socoa 24 h Labarrout-re arvd Saica Cibello from St Nazaire 24th Douglas arvd Nlalt, 26th Alcester left Gibraltar for Hamburg 25th Jersey left Sebastopol for London 26th Penarth arvd Leith from Taganrog 24th Leda I-ft the Tyne for Bordeaux 23rd Cyril arvd Odessa from Genoa, 24th B rngitt arvd Gibraltar and was awaiting orders 26th Thomas Turnbull left M eltord Roads for Cardiff 26th Invermay left Antwerp for Cardiff 26th Rocheforo left Port Talbot 26rh Resoiven left Constantinople 26th Uhiwderin arvd St Nazaire 26th Rapid passsed Holyhead 75th Angelica arvd Bordeaux 26th Glenm^nna left St Maio for Cardiff 25th Lady Havelock arvd Hamburg from Cardiff 24th St Donats arvd Gibraltar for orders 25rh St Helier arvd Huelva 24th Camargo left Huelva for the Mersey 25th Vivienne arvd Bordeaux from the Tyne 26th Wvndcliff arvd Libau 24th "osecliffe arvd Antwerp 24th Mardy left Bilbao 2bth Auc li Ian,, Castle arvd Bilbao 25th North Devon arvd Bilbao from Oporto 26th Cymmrodorion left Piiseus for Odessa 24th CARDIFF-ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, Nov 23-Ancient Briton ss, 647, Bilbao, iron ore, ROATH DOCK, Nov 24,-Britannia ss, 631, Bilbao, iron ore. Maggie S Hart, 645, Dunkerque, ballast. Bala ss, 1^86, Antwerp, light, Gironde ss, 461, Bor- deaux, pitwood. ROATH DUCK, Nov 25.-Star of Vicioria, 2116, Dun. dee, ballast. Shagbrook ss, 868, London, light. KOATH DOCK, Nov 26.-Dor..i.ogne as, 545. Bordeaux, pit wood. Humbert ss, 1240, Avonmoth, light. Inch. longa ss, 1996, Dundee, light. EAST BUTE DOCK, Nov 23.-Ambieut ss, 667, Havre, light, ltuni ss, 7/9. Vondon, sundries. EAST BUTE DOCK, Nov 24.—Josua, 471, Exmouth, ballast. EAST BUTE DOCK, Nov 25.-Anna, 841. Bremen, b-illast. Ha\ burn ss, 149, Seville, oranges. Zealous ss, 891, Sulina, wheat. Aquitaine ss, 1120, Portishead, light KAST BUTE DOCK, Nov 26.-Baron Hambro SS, 367, Bordeaux, pitwood. Boucaii SS, 789, Bayonne, pitwood. Solwiy ss, 407, Glasgow, sundries. WEST BUTE DOCK Nov 23 —Hannah, 59, Waterford, oats. Shamrock s 316, St Malo, light. WEST BUTE lJOCK, Nov G4.-Allla., 125, Watchet, light. G N Wilkinson ss, 47b, Plymouth, light. Gal- vanic ss, 239, Ha.vre, light. Sea Fisher ss, 98, Water- ford, ligilt- Jenny. 19, Aberthaw, limestones. WEST BUTE DOCK, Nov 26 —Maggie and Ellen, 127, Watcher., flour ii,id bran.. PENARTH KOCK, Nov 24.—Florence Nightingale ss, p{)I"thcawi. light. PENARTH DOCK, Nov 25.—General Chanzy as, St Nazaire, iight. PENARTH DOCK, Nov ¿6.-Harrogate ss, Antwerp, light. James Turpie s, Windsor Slip, light. Emllie ss, Penarth Slip, light. Ruby ss. London, light. Pin- zon. London, ballast. SAlifftVCfS. ROATH DOCK, Nov 24;,aPMneer ss, Roads. Laver- nock ss, Mitchell. Sherboine as, Chandler, Zanzibar. Asaina ss, Smith, Bombay. HOATH DOCK, Nov 25.—Scaramanga ss, Gneros, Constantinople. County of York ss, Wills, Port Said. Moto ss, Digiuan, Havre. Rosslyn ss, Tyacke, Sables dUlonue. Glelldower ss, Hermish, St Nazaire. Morven ss, Durham, Curacoa. Accomac ss, Windsor, Port Satd. St AsapU s, Hart, Venice. Annie ss, Ornisten, Cape de Venis, Caerleon ss, Browne, St N izaire. Regina, Browning, Bristol. Lord Derby ss, Clayton, Port Said. ROATH DOCK, Nov 26.—Worcester ss. Edendale ss, Humphrey, Kurrachee. Treloske ss, Beckerley, Port Said. Saltram sse Kee, Tenenffe. Marbelia ss, Davies, Madeira. ovgAST BUTE DOCK, Nov 25.-Achille S" Siking. Havre. ss, Cantalk, Rochefort. Benefactor ss. Murray, Gibraltar. St Aubin ss, Roberts, La Rochelle. Atlantique ss, Moaisen, Boucan. Prado ss, Camp hell, Huelva, EAST BUTE DOCK, Nov 26.-Trewaras ss, Gyles, Malta. liirrft, Gow<±r, Bristol. WEST BUTE DOCK, NOT 2,3.-Scotia sa, Gunning, Roads. WEST BUTE DOCK, NOV;24.—Brune, Cook, Cork. WEST BUTE Dock, Nov 25.—Sea Fisher ss, Wood, Cork. Worcester, Baker. Bridgwater. WEST BUTE DOCK. Nov 26.—Brighton ss Gibbs, Havre. Su; prise, King, st Servan. C E C G, Court- man, Jersey. Bougainville, Gregory, Charlestown. Charlotte, Laney, Biueford. Forest Queen, Hookway, Appledore. Topaz, Mathias, Carnarvon. Margaret and Mary, Smith, Wexford. ;:aoul Madeline, Lequino, Redon. El zabeth Crooks, Nelson, AJr. Hortense, Liner, Nantes. Harvey, >tapleton, Dungarvan. Julio ss, Schener, Seville. Lord Derby S", Horwood. Roads. PENARTH DOCK, Nov 25.-Nio ss, Sayers, St Nazaire. Pizarro ss, Berrognain, Tari agona. Thos Jolliffe tug, Young, Roads. PENARTH DOCK, NOV 26.—Maine ss, Bevan. Rouen. Chr Knudsen, Thronsen, slip. KNTERED OUTWARDS—Nov2b Jersey, Morning Star, B, 5 1. Masurier, E J Whitley Havre. Ambient ss, B. 667, Errington M Thompson St Malo, Amazon, B, 49, Richmond, Morel Bros dfc Co Demerara, ltuni ss, B, 779, Young, Cory Bros <k Co Dieppe, Florence Nightingale ss, B, &27, LctH Gueret Port Said, Cogem as, B, 2250, Wilson, Lambert Bros Colombo, Liiciilonga SS. 15, 1997, j Marychurch & Co Bordeaux, Gi: onde ss, B 461, Hooper & Campbell Malta, Celynen ss, B. 1034, Jcnes, T Beynon & Co Havre, Sir Levis ss, B, 556, Ramsev, Hacquoil Bros Rio Janeiro, Warsaw, B, 1346, Le Blanc, Page & Co Pirseus or Constantinople, Craigmore ss, B, 98o, Bax- tp,r bit Johnston & Co Bahia, Josva, Nwy, 471,'TelIefsen, Wills & Co Point a Pitre, Mamoria, Nw, 38 i, Tellefsen, Wills & Co Capetown, Teresa Olivari, Iy, 806, Morto a, Schiaffino Palina, Regina, Spn, 318, Powley, Thomas & Co St Nazaire, Gen Chanzy ss. F, 912, Leiievre, Gueret Trinidad, Maggie s Hart, US. 645, C H Jones & Co Dakar, Mathilde, Ger, 296, Krieger & Schlieinann Singapore, Anna. Ger, 842, Krieger & Schheman Buenos Ayres, Windermere, B, 481, Christie & Co Bordeaux, Dordogne ss, B, a67, Hooper & Campbell Colombo, Star of Victoria, B, 2116, S D Jenkins & Son Buenos ^yres, P J Palmer, B, 415, Kay, Harrison, Moore « Moore CLEARED—Nov 26. Zanzibar, Adowa ss, B. 2500 coal Genoa, Snltan ss, B, 2500 coal ilavre. Sir Bevis ss, B. 1150 coal Malta, Celynen as, B, 1600 coal Malta, Mark Lane as, B, 2600 coal Port Said, Cogent ss, B, 2250 coal Dieppe, Florence Nightingale ss, B. 1160COIJ Marseilles, P. trarch ibs, B, 1750 coal Port Said, Craigowan ss, B, 2100 coal La Uuayra, Silver Spray, B, 280 coal Rouen, Marne ss, B. 280 coal St. Malo, Amazon, B, 72 coal Havre, Ambient ss, B, 1260 coal Constantinople, Lesseps ss, Nwy, 2000 coal Monte Video, Terpsichore, Nwy, 1640 coal Buenos Ayres, Erna, Nwy. 700 coal St Nazaire, Gen Chanzy ss, F, 1800 coal IMPORTS-Nov 26. Watchet, Maggie nnd Ellen, flour and bran, J C Wall Seville, Haybnrn ss, oranges, order Sulina, Ze dousss, 1800 wheat, Spider & Co Bordeaux, Baron Hambro ss, pitwood, Watts, Ward Bavonne, Boucanss, pitwood Glasgow, Sol way ss, sundries, E Taylort& Co Bordeaux, Gironde ss, pitwood. Ac, J C Parkyn Bordeaux, Doidogne ss, pitwood London, Ituni as, sundries Waterford, Hannah, oats, Spiller & Co Aberthaw, Jenny, limestones, Nixon 4 Co Ancion^Briton iron ore, order Bilbao, Britannia ss, iron ore, Forest Co SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NOItTH DOCK, Nov 25.-Ensign, 99, Hayle, flour. Emperor, 61, put back. Alpha as, 55, Highbridge, copper ore. 6 SOUTH DOCK. Nov 25.-Rio Formoso as, 99, Bristol, general. PRINCE OF WALES DoCK. Nov 2b.-Gazolle as. 298, Dieppe, hght. Onta io ss, i.017, Bristol, general. Mary- land ss, 1852, Bristol, teneral. FAILINGS NORTH DOCK, Nov 26.-Sunlight as, Cox, Liverpool. Vigilant ss Biew, Por Talbot. ™i 1 OUTWARDS—Nov 26. Philadelphia, Maryland ss, B, 1852, Burgess & Go Caen. Dudd.m ss, B, 143, Huntsr, L-nnard Dieppe. Gazelle ai, B, 298. Rees, Richards & Co Sevastopol, Eschol ss, B, 973, Crewes, R E James v, .4 5 CLEARED—Nov 26. Caen, Duddon ss, B, 360 coal Dieppe, Gazelle ss, !{. 750 coai nIPORr-Nov 26. Baltimore, Maryland -.3, 535 copper matte, Bath A Soa Hayle, 110 flour, T Price & Sons Highbridge, Alpha ss, 101 cupper ore, H Bath it Son x „P,0RTs COASTWISE—Nov 26. Barnstaple. Edgar, 140 coal, G Thomas NEWPORT. ENTERED OUTWARDS—NOV 26. San Lucia, Yarra Yarra, Nwy, 668, J Moses <fc Co Barcelona, Rayner ss, B, 814, Tvre:, Stephens, Mawson & Goss Venice, Durham ss, B, 1443, Pob on, J G Wilson Malta, Westergate. B, 1179, Tindale, Stephenq. Maw. son & Goss Cape de Verds, Jupiter, Swe, 692, Jones, Heard & Co Paysandu, Ida, B, 178, G W Jones. Heard & Co CLEARED—Nov 26. Gdnoa, Inchgarvie ss, B, iqoo coal Las Palmas, Macedonia ss, B 1980 coal Rio Janeiro, San Stefano, B, '1911 coal Paysandu, Wm Ashburner, B, 90 rails, 10A flsh plates, 12 spikes z f Jamaica, Montmorency, F, 920 coal Barcelona, l.everington S. B, 1350 coal IMPORTS—Nov 26. St Nazaire, Emili) Minier, 300 loadB pitrrood, ord»r Bordeaux. Thos Coats ss, 990 loads pitwood, Newport Pitwood Co Bilb 10, Corrwg ss, 1100 iron ore, Blaenavon Co Auray. Nanine Aglae, 235 loads pitwood, Newport Pit- wood Co Bristol, Enid ss, general Bristol, Welsh Princess, general Barrow, Theme ss, 400 pig iron, J F Thomas & Co PORTHCAWL. SAILINGS. Nov 26.—Cruiser, Ilfracombe, 100 coal. Favourite, Ilfracombe, 55 coal. Trio, Ilfracombe, 60 coal. Dolphin, Porlock, 26 coal. PORT TALBOT. ARRIVALS, Nov 26.—Annie, Wexford, light. City of York ss, Neath. light. Vigilant ss, Swansea. light. SAILING, Nov 26.-Rochefort ss, Swansea, light.

THE WEATHER AND THE CHOPS. [FROM MONDAY'S MARK-LANE EXPRESS.") EXCEPTING in western and northern districts where the gales were accompanied by heavy rain, the high winds have dried the land very fast, and wheat sowing has ben done easily and weli, The young wheats look remarkably well, and th,,e later sown are now fast making an appear- ance aboveground. The wheat trade has been rem.ikat)ly dull. and damp lots have been very difficult to sell, even at a reduction, but anything sound and good has commanded full prices. Deliveries of native grain are showing some diinioution. The mild weather has made the flour trade very slack, but good country flour is scarce, and values for such makes have been against buyers rather than otherwise. Fine malting barley* find ready buyers, but third-rate malting- are quite a drug upon the market, grinding stuff being steady. There is a fair in- quiry for good oats, and values are against BUYERS. Beans and peas also maintain firm prices both in London and most country markets. In fact, there is nothing fresh to note respecting any branch of the trade from the preceding week. The trade for iorfign whe,t off stands in London has been extremely quiet. MAIZE is also quiet. Linseed has aeciini-d 6d on the week.

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BARNES, M.D. (U.S.), 48, Lonsdale- a«uare Barnsbury, London, N 1006 1 REDUCED RATE FOR SM ALL PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 Words SIXPENCE. Three Times NINEPENCE. Six Times —ONE SHILLING. WORDS. ONCE, THR(,'K SIX TIMK.S. TIMKS. 20 Words 0 6 0 9 1 0 30 Words 0 9 10 16 40 Words 10 16 2 3 50 Worda 1 3 2 6 3 9 60 Words 1 6 3 0 4 6 The charges apply only to the clashes ot advertise- ment specified below, and are strictly confined to those which are ordered for CONSECUTIVE insertion, and PAID FOR PREVIOUS TO INSERTION: if either of these con. ditions is not complied with the advertisement will be charged by the Business scale: APARTMENTS WANTED j HOUSES TO BE SOLD APARTMENTS TO LET MONEY WANTED ARTICLES LOST MONEY TO LEND ARSICI.ES FOUND MISCELLANEOUS WANTS BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL MISCELLANKOUS SALES BUSINESSES WANTED PARTNERSHIPS WANTED HOUSES TO LET SITUATIONS WANTED HOUSES WANTED SITUATIONS VACANT. Advertisements of the above class inserted in the "SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," the" CARDIFF TIMES," and SOUTH WALKS ECHO," at the following rates:— Six times in si-r Daily News, Six times x in °nce in WORDS. South Wales Echo. s. d. a. d. II. d. 20 Words 10 16 2 6 30 Words 1 6 2 3 3 9 40 Words 2 3 3 3 5 6 50 Words 3 9 5 0 8 9 60 Words 4 6 6 0 10 6 •pcrsflital. AJ. R.—Concerning Fred go and fetch a letter, addressed to A. J. R., Daily News Office, Cardiff. Awaiting you advertise reply. 26 v DVERTISEMENTS of all kinds inserted in Bristol j~\ Papers, at strictly tariff rate, by Mr W. A. Batchelor, at Bristol office of South Wales Daily News," Nicholas-street, Bristol. Auctioneers, Solici- tors, and general public, please note. 2250 ANTED to adopt, hild; comfortable home; » v premium required.—Address H., 18, Oxford- street. Maindee, Newport, Mon. ,3131 S ILL ELIJAH RILEY communicate with J. R., ft in connection with Fred's death?—Write to A. J. Ro, Daily News Office, Cardiff. 862 :¡aal Ítl rsbJT' 6 PARTNERSHIP.—Wanted, in a lucrative business, e a Sleeping Partner, with £500; 10 per cent per annum guaranteed.—X. Y. Z., "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 924 JEatrimattiaL A TRADESMAN (40), doing excell-nt business. .1. desires to cor, esponfl with a Christian lady (30 to 4,,), means, in view to early marriage.—Xmas, .->onth Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 84 F YOU ARE MARKIEb, or contemplate takmg this important step, we can send you valuable information which you ought to kuow. Send your address, and we will send catalogue and pamphlet tree-Address H. G. Kerr, Mostyn-roa.d, Merton, Surrey. 278 Matrimonial Herald and Fashionable Marriage JL Gazette is the original and only recognised medium for high-class introductions, anà represen the largest and most successful Matrimonial Agency in the world. N.B.-The public are cautioned against imitations. Price 3d (under cover 4d). All communica- tions should be addressed to EDITOR, 40, LAMB'S CONDUIT-STREET, LONDON. W.C 1154 MATRIMONIAL POST and Fashionable 1. Marriage Adverti er circulates in the interests of all grades of society, i, guaranteed the only reliable, honourable, and trustworthy channel for matrimonial engagements price, 3d in envelope, 4d.-Addres8 Edil or, 9, Nicholas-street. Bristol. 90 13531 2571 iftiuicaL FOR SALE, a £47 Pianoforte by Chappell and Company equal to new been out on hIre; £ 25. —Hutchi son's Pianoforte Warehouse, Newport. 3169 TV'S USIC MADE EASY." —A marvellous easy It I method for all to play Piano, Harmonium Is, free^^ev^m^Iughes^Wackmill^Bridgend^lT^ jfltliíral, DENT STRY.—Wanted, at once, well-educated Y outh as Pupil. —Apply J. W. Stanton, Surgeon Dentistjl79jCommerciaI-road^N^wjjort^ (JfDiuniional. ASSISTED EDUCAI ION.—Half fees returned to three young ladies who can superintend juniors' music piactice, assist wiMi light d..me3!ic duii-s, or help with dairy work. Nothing menial required. Seven servants kept.—Address Airs Nicholls, s. uth Wales School for nirls, Sunmierfield Hall, Maesy. cwmmer, Cardiff. 316' Conversational Glasses private lessons. J? Madame Davies, née MirauI, 12, Richmond- te race, Park-place, Cardiff. 647 "|V>RENCH, Spanish, Italian, German, Private Tuition "'1 Classes. Special Classes for Commercial Corres- pondence and Conversation. Candidates prepared for the Medical, Law, Civil Service, Excise, and Customs Examinations. Scholarships (through the post), Arith- metic, Book-keeping, Shorthand.—Mr W. Haines, Public Translator, 25, Park-street, Cardiff. 178 "T ANTED, Governess (nursery) to three children, VV and assist in light housework Dissenter ab- stainer; age not under 20 years; good needlewoman. —Write, stating salary, to Mrs HarriDgton, Rehoboth, Manorbier, R.S 0., Pembrokeshire. W- ANTED. Assistant Master in a National School for six months salary at rate oi £ 40 a year,— Send references aud testimonials, Vicar, Llantrisant. 3223 I) mastic auts. TENERAL SERVANT Wanted three in family.— ]I Apply G., care of Norton and Son, Booksellers, Queen.street, CardIff. 934 JADIES wanting Servants of all classes. Servants Jtj wanting Situations, town and country, apply Mrs Bosse's Registry, 16, Wyndham A i cade, Cardiff. 780 ANTED, Housekeeper.—Apply, stating age, salary, &c., to D. W. hvans. The Square, Rhymney. WANTED, a General Servant; able to wash and iron.—Apply E. C. Jones, Chester House, Canon-street, Aberdare. W ANTED, a General Servant in a Wesleyan 't' minister's family refrences rt-quired.—Apply to Mrs Babb, Pupla: House, Tondu, Bridgend. WANTED, at once, good General Servant; musWlo 'v her work well; g od wages to a suitable person. Apply Mrs E. Davits, 3, Church-road, Ton, Pentre, Pon yprirld WANTED, experienced General Servant for small family no washing good wages to a competent ? V family no washing good wages to a competent person.—>ppl> 2, Oaklield-street, Carditf. 78 WANTED, at once, i good General Servant.— TT Apply at Reed Villa, 29, Crwys-road, Cathays, Cardiff. 100 WANTED, a good General Servant.—51, Crwys- TT road, Cardiff. 31 WANT I'D at once, a General Servant, able to do plain cooking; reference8.-Apply Davies, Newsagent, Ferndale. 23 ANTE \) Situation as Chambermaid in good hotel, Bristol preferred age 25 good charac- ter.—Address Annie Palmer, Langford Budville, near Taunton. S66 WANTED at once, a superior and thoroughly- experienced Parlour maid, with reliable references age about 30.—Apply Allen, Ty-to-Maen, St. Mellon's. 971 WANTED, situation as Nurse thoroughly ex- y y perienced age 26; good needlewoman. — Apply E. Powell,Falconhyrst, Bradford-place, Penarth. 903 WANTED, General Servant in farmhouse good 11' character required.—Apply to Mn Granger, Great House, hirenewton, near Chepstow. 8i5 W J a clean strong Girl as General Servant. V V —Apply Mrs Cadogan, Bryn Villa, Merthyr- road, Pontypridd. 861 r|1HE Insertion of several Advertioements is I delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. ítt\atían5 Vacant. BARBER.—Wanted, a respectable young Man, _)D must he a good hair-cui ter and shaver.—Apply 1, Brook-street, Canton, Cardiff. 850 BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, a Man, used to JLJt work the press; also two Repairers good wapes.—Apply D. Evans, Ferndale. 935 BOOT TRADK.—Riciiard ewis, Jioot Merchant, requires two competent hands on sewn medium wOlk. One for Pontypridd and one for TonYP1.ndy shop. AlS'. good repairer for Porth shop, 909 C~^IVIL SERVICE APPOINTMENTS — Salaries, £ 80 j to £ 400. Tuition by correspondence. Rapid postal preparation for Clerkships, Excise, Customs, Ac. No payment until successful. Stamp —Secretary, 48, 1. in ton-street, Islington, Lond(;I1, 41 IjlRENCH POLISHERS and Frame Makers wanted J a.t Matthews and Co.'s Cabinet Works, Glouces- ter constant employment it steady and good work- men. 36 A ROCERY.—Wauted, a good Haulier live in VX state wages one used to the work preferred Apply, with reference, J. H..Ton's, Emlvn House, Ferndale. 101 LADIES Wanting employaient can easily earn 15s by Automatic Knitting Machine ca h or hire purchase • work supplied.—Address S. W. Co., 67, f-outhwark-strtet, London. Agents wanted. 880 MEN, Youths, Boy*, all classes requiring xny em- ployment write Situation Guide," and testimonials free. Biuy time, hundreds suited.— Tanner and Co. (Box 54), 1]2, Newington Cau-ewny, London. Men lnte Army, Navy, or Merchant Service also write. 874 OPEN TO ALL.-£2 to B10 per week easily earned without interfring with present occupations. This advertisement is genuine.—For particulars see Trade Finance, and Recreation," of all newsvendors and railway bookstalls, or post free, 2d.-36, Mark- lane. London. 101 2731 rpAILORS.—Wanted, at one;, a Younjf Man aa General Hand.—Apply to David Harries, Tailor and Draper, Brynamman, R.S.O. ri^AILORS.—Wanted, all Tailors and Outfitters in i. South Wales to send to Lister's Warehouse, Queen-street, Cardiff, for the best value in Woollen Cloths and Tailor's Trimmings. No credit; no dis- count. Carriage paid on all parcels of 20s and upwards. 419 TAILORS.—Wanted several good Coat and Trousers I, hands at once.— Jotham and Sons, 26 and 27, St. Mary-street. Cardiff. 965 To BOOTMAKERs.-Wanted, a Boot Man and JL good Repairer.—Apply John Evans, 19, High- streer, Cardiff. _n- 6 rpo TAILORS.—A good General Hanlt wanted at once none but sober person need apply.—J. M. Williams, Tailor, Draper, 85, Gadlyg-road, Aberdare, ] rpO PRINTERS.—Wanted immediately, a good, JL steady News and Jobbing Hand must be used j to machine and gas engine references required.— Apply Manager, Central Glamorgan Gazette," Bridgend. TAILORS.—Wanted first-class Coat Hands; A only best hands need applv.—Cameron, Neath. 902 WANTED, an Apprentice or Improver in the w Smith trade.—Apply Philip Williams, b'ack. smith, Bargoed. V%,r ANTED, to the Boot Trade, a young Man as v V Improver to the stitch-work all particulars.— Address W. Rhodes, 88, Eldon-road, Cardiff. 63 WANTED, a good Rack Sawyer.—Apply to Sidney V V Robinson and Co. Timber Merchants, Cardiff. 28 A;TED, an Assistant, wbo can cut glass and T V knows the oil and color business retail; must have good character. — Write Henry .Matthews, Bristol. 34 W ANTED, an intelligent Boy, competent to look V T after horse, small carden, and make himself generally useful.—State references and wages (indoor) to Mr M'Clune, Pontypridd. 994 WANTED Assistant Barmaid, at once. State age and salary required.—D. C. Davies, Victoria Hotel, Ferndale. 9 W. ANTEDTTWO good Tinmen. No Irish need V T apply.-H, Machon, 6, Water-street, Neath. 13 \\T ANTED, a good Tinhouse Superintendent, must U be sober and a good disciplinarian, and used to patent pots stat- wes required, with references. —Apply Steel, Mr Whitdngton, Stationer, Neath. 979 WANTKD, a Drayman; must be steady. Apply i per1\,II, to Eirw Brewery, Porth. 9'77 WANTED, a Shoemaker who can stitch all kinds of boots and shoes, a sober man. Francis Thoma.s, Edward-street, Pontardawe. 911 WANTED, experienced Knitters, for either r..und W or flat, machine.—Apply Mrs Bo<e, 16, Wyndham Arcade, CarùIff. 48 WJ ANTED for Copper Works abroad (in Europe), W a Refiner, to take charge of the manufacture of Ingots.—Vpply Refiner, "South Wales Daily News <2..ftice, Swansea. 895 Insertion of several Advertisements is I. delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. Assistant &r,. I\ RAPERY. — Wanted, a respectable Youth M Apprentice to Drapery and Outfitting.—J. Davies and Co., Drapers, Ferndale. DRAPERY. Wanted, a pushing Young Lady for JLJ' counter used to window dressing Welsh Apply, references and salary, W. Lewis, Treharris. 973 DRAPERY.—Wanted, a Youug Lady, with know- B ledge of Millinery • state particulars.—Arthur Miles, Btite-strei-t,_pardiff. 920 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, an experienced )! Young Man for the Manchester Department.— Apply, giving age, salary required, experience.previous and present situa ion, John Lewis, Commerce House, Carmarthen. DRAPERY AND MILLINERY.—Young I-ady, 15, good appearance, requires Situation as Apprentice, inuonrs.-Address M., Post-office, Gros- mont, Hereford. 964 ENERALIRON>!ONGERY.—Respectable Young 7 Man seeks situation as • Jun'or Assistant; four years' experience good ref rences. Apply George, Cross-street, Hirwain. 906 GOOD JUNIOR Wanted to the Grocery trade Jr Welsh.—David Prosser, Treharris. 3201 ( '1 OD General holesale Provision Hand, single; T lD house Dissenter; abstiner good salesman; send photo.—Kingham and Sons, Brentford. 864 <1 ROCERY.—Wanted, a hand to the Grocery (in- K doors).—Apply B. Hurries, Commercial-road, Newport. IRONMONGERY.—Wanted, an Improver, or Young Man who ha, served part of his time good home; no salary.—Address E., South Wales Daily New. Cardiff. 4o IRONMONGERY.—Wanted, situation as good Im- JL prover or Junior 3 years' experience abstainer. -Address Verax, care of J. E. Thomas, Chemist, Llandov ry. 22 IRONMONGERY.—Wanted, an active, pushing, t Assistant not less than eight years' experience give heiht, references, and salary required indoors. —Thomas and Sons, Cardiff. 897 IRONMONGERY.—Wanted, a strong Boy as an apprentice—Apply to Evans, Ironmonger, Ferndiue. 908, MILLINERY.—Wanted, at once, thoroughly ex- 1., perienced first band must be stylish, well up in serving through (Welsh).—Apply, stating full par- ticulars, D. W. Lloyd, Commerce House, Ponh, Rhondda. 950 ,3 ILLINERY.—Wanted, an experienced Milliner, i Y 8 able to serve and speak Welsh.—Apply, full particulars, Joseph Thomas, 76, Mill-st, Aberdare. 905 A kU FITTING.—Wanted, a good~Junior Hand to 1 f the Ou fitting Department.—Apply T. Anthony, Stepney-street, Llanelly. 59 riHEA TRADE.—Wanted, a smart Junior Assistant, i —Apply personally, The Liverpool, China, and India Tea Company, Limited, Government Contrac- tors, 14, Queen-stri et, Cardiff. 30 ray) DRESSMAKERS — Wanted, Situation as a Improver good reference.-B. T., care of Mr Gard, Martock. Somerset. 867 mo PARENTS.-Williamand Co., Drapers, Neath, .1 require immediately It sharp, intelligent Youth as Apprentice. Welsh. \1 AN) ED, strong Boy to deliver good, and make v V himself u;¡dul also Improver.-Enoch Davies, Grocer, Trehernert. WANTED, energetic, strong Youth, to assist in shop and deliver ood home.-Apply, stating age and reference, W. Thomas, Grocer, Perth. Rhondda. 50 ANTED, a. sharp Lad as an Apprentice to the Grocery Trade —Apply to J. Williams, Tea Caddy, Ferndale. 24 WANTED, a steady Young Man for the Tailoring and Gents' Mercery, one with a knowledge of and Gents' Mercery, one with a knowledge of measuring aiAsolid'ing orders preferred.— Apply John Thomas, Paris House, Carmarthen. 989 WA NT^p^jf'Junior, and an Apprentice to the Grocery and Provision Trade. Welsh necessary. Apply Daniel Evans, Church-street, Rhymney. 916 "\T7TLLIAMS CO.. Drapers, Neath, require a It smart, pushing Junior, able to dress windows immediate application. Welsh, T| >HE Insertion of several Advertisements is | delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters not aIlo "ed to deliver letters 1'10 addressed. QI1 rk.5t iititnaaers, &c, A S ENGINEER'S Assistant, Draughtsman, or I otherwise (24) seven yea. s' training, shops and drawing offices experienced colliery, rolling-mill machinery, <tc.; e~timates, correspondence, accounts references 25s.—L.T.B., Daily News," Cardiff. 56 CLERK (22), requires experience in timber trade shorthaud Hbstainer.-Apply K, care of Williams and Co., Builth, Brecon. 710 A iLERK (21), seeks re-engagement six yea.rs' ex- perience knowledge co respondence abstainer; excellent testimonials.—B.A., "Daily News" Office, Merthyr Tydvil. 939 mo SOLICITORS AND OTHERS.—Assistance by S an experienced Man good in conveyancing, succession, estate, and other accounts and copying exprienced in Parliamentary registration, election, and railway work.—Address Aid, 10, Telford-street, Cardiff. 987 Situations oEantei. A Well-educated, experienced Young Lady desires a Situation in Confectionery or Temperance bur excellent refer,nces.-Maud, South Wales Dally News," Cardiff. 20 BAKERS.—Situation lequired by practical hand, -> 3.S Single or Second age 24; ood references.- F. Foord, Berrow, near Burnham, Somerset. 83 gjAKERS, Confectioners. — Situation wanted by I |> practical workman in all branches of the trade highest references. Confectioner, 42, II- road, Tredegar, Mon. 93 BAKERS.—Situation wanted by a practical fore- man; accustomed to Deckers and machinery good references abstainer.—G. Walters, 19, Living- stonepiMe, Maindee, Newport. 3152 (-<HEF (thoroughly experienced) eks Situation in hotel, club, or shop highest references and teslimonial. -w.. 4, Westmoreland Mart, Lower Bristol-road, Bath. 859 KE-EN t! AGKMENTrequired as Hotel Bookkeeper, tabular or otherwise willing to assist.—H, 6, John-street, Oxford-street, Southampton. 991 ra >AIL0ItS (Master). — Wanted, re-engagement as L Under Cutter, age 20 good reference.—C. Smith, Moreton-in-Marsli. 5 mO~MASTER BUTCHERS.—Wanted, by a Young 5 Man, situation as shopman or slaughterman well up in the trade good character.-Addrcgs G. Wood, Kyrle-street. Ross, Heeefordshire. 87 mo MA^TER BUTC HERS.—Wanted^ Situation by M respectable Young Man, 22. shop or slaughter- house good references.—H. Lewis, Pilning, near Bristol. 10 mo PASTRYCOOKS AND CONFECTIONERS. — I Re-engagement wanted by experienced man; g-ood all round first. class references. — J. Lock,96a, Digbeth, Birmingham. 860 VVTANTED, a Situation as Groom or Second t T Coachman. Can be highly recommended by his preenc employer.—Apply to James Aldridge, Kinnerslev Castle, Hereford. 963 ANTED, by respectable young Person, Situation V V as Assistant In Bar 01' Confectionery Shop tall; age 24. Newport or suburbs preferred.—Address E. F., 59, Jones-street, Newport. 3176 WANTED, situation as Groom, under Coa.chman age iio; 31 years' good character.-Apply, stating wages, to Perkins, Newcastle, Monmouth. 921 WANTED, by a Young Lady, situation as VT Barmaid will give first month.—Apply A., 2, Woodrilie-road, Cathays, Cardiff. 869 VTOUNG IA DY wishng t > learn Stationery, Con- 1 fec'ionery, or other light Fancy Business, would give her services for six months in return for comfort- able home.—Address M.D., J. Abernethy, Chemist, Cadoxton. 60 nnHE Insertion of several Advertisements is ,5l delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initial-, or fictirious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. JUpitcies, ^rahfilers, &t. AGENTS wanted by the Provident Association of Irf>ndon (Limited). Canvassing and Insurance Ageuts may considerably add to their income by repre- senting this association. Financial position indis- putable. reports of leadinK aecountantfl and actuary recently issued, ml over 100 pre-s notices.— Apply Ef. J. Russell, district manager, 104, Richmond- road, Roath, Cardiff. 112 GENT wanted, £ 26 per quarter, paid weekly, splendid opening experience unnecessary specimens frd.-Addres8 Compo Works, Farnworth, Bolton. 8i5 a GENTS wanted. £ 104 per annum. Samples post J\ free. Experience unnecessary. — Pendlebury and Co" 176, Harwich-ro id, Colchester. S2 AGENTS Wanted, for India Rubber Stamps best commission and best quality specimens Iree.— Address Brookman, Wicklow-street, London, W.C. 993 GENTS wanted goods in steady demand salary and commission.—Ireton and Co., 92, Grace- cliurch-street, J..o¡¡don. 998 VGENT (sole) Wanted to sell specially-prepared Engine and Cylinder Oils to colliery and other concerns good 1tlary and expenses, with liberal com- mission, to one who can command orders. Samples and full part culars of Oils.—Messrs Deacon's, Leaden- hall-street, London. 992 A GENTS wanted in every town and village through- .( out the United Kidom terms most libera1.- Apply to "J," Room 5, 1 and 2, Chitwell-street, London, 32 NCAUSTIC TILES.—Firm of manufacturers are "■ open to appoint Agent in Cardiff and distric on commission only; must have connection among buildets and architects in the locality.—Addresa H.I.H., "Daily News" Office,Cardiff. 3 PEARL LIFE ASSURANCE. — Wanted, a few t energetic Men as Canvassers and Collectors. Books given to successful men.—Apply William Tait, 78, Thomas-street, Merthyr; or A. Keddle, Bryn Villa, Brynmawr. 66 RUBBER STAMPS, Monograms, Linen Markers, Fancy Name post free Is 2d complete particu- lars free. Agents Wanted-Graham, 13, Tyler-street, Ipswich. 968 RUSSIAN Lubricating Oils.—Agents wanted to sell these oils, the demand for which is rapidly increasing. Liberal commission.—Address Russia, care of Schrader & Co., 31, St. Mary Axe, London. 962 ANTED immediately, Tailor's a Traveller for v v the Cardiff Docks; one with a good connection preferred. Good salary and commission,—Apply W. T. T., "Daily News" Office, Newport. 3187 \,11.1 ANTED, Travidlers, for Wholesale Grocery and v t Provision trades. Large salary and liberal commission.—Apply 9, Warbeck-road, Uxbridge-road, London. 5 Agents, to represent a successful Life T v Assurance Company. A vacant book at Raglan, gency appoinrments will be grante to good, respectable, and energetic men for parts of Monmouth- shire and South Wales on special salary and com- mission. A pply to the London, Edinburgh, and Glasgow Assurance Company, "Sonth Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 2 \\7 ANTED, Men to obtain orders salary,£2weekly. ft —J.°r particular s, enclose stamped address to F., 141, Kings-road, Reading. 961 1taDQíng: apartments, &c LODGINGS for respectable Young Man.—Apply 6, Oxford-street, Roath, Cardiff. 81 |3ART of a House to Let, unfurnished, 2j miles from i Cardiff.—W* Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 881 I)ENARTH.— I ansdowne Private Hotel and first- J class Boarding Establishment, opposite station sea view terms from 6s 6d per day. Apartments at Glendale adjoining. 154 TO LET, two Furnished Rooms, with attendance JL suit one or two gentlemen terms moderate close to trams. 121, Woodville-road, Cathays, Cardiff. 52 VERY Comfortable Apaitnients to Let; suit two young ladies good attendance.—Apply 29, Cathedral-road, Cardiff. 40 WANTED, by two Young Ladies, pleasant home Y V m refined family (nice house and garden), in quiet seaside village, p etty neighbourhood, good sands terms must be very moderate highest refer- ences given and required probable p rmanency.—Full particulars to M G Daily News Office, Cardiff. 965 7 PARTRIDGE-ROAD, Roath.—A comfortable Bed- room, with use of sitting-room suit young gentlemaj^nga^ed_in_business during day. 79 Rouses. & t" oSUn&ir. SHOP or ROOMS Wanted, centre of Cardiff, for Hairdressing Business.—Parker, 6, Lower Cathedral-road. Cardiff. 99 W ANTE l', small House with about 10 acres of T land, within 10 mile* of Cardiff.—Apply H. D., Daily New." Offic ■, Cardiff. 76 Y/17 ANTED, a Public-house, within 10 miles of Y Y Pontypridd.—Apply David John, 43, Crawshay- street, Robert-town, Pontypridd. 952 Jfor ^aIe.-W0usi5t$aud, &t. O"! CASH DOWN, the balance by easy instal- ot-X \_f ments, will purchase Houses in Upper George-stveet, Tyler-street, Theodora-street, Wells. street, Edward-street, Brunei-street, and Severn-road. See Messrs Hern's Register.—Offices, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 1049 g_> ARRY.—A Shop for Sale, situate near Harry > Dock. — Apply Mr Lewis, House Agent, Quarella-street, Cadoxton. 976 (CADOXTON.—Shop and House for Sale, or to Let, j close to the Birry Dock.—J. Rowledge, 48, Castle- road, Cardiff. 587 (1ARDIFF, Clifton-street. — Corner Shop, price j reasonable side entrance. — Applv .lenkins, Clarke and easdale, Sun Fire Office, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 Shop fo; U Sale side entrance, stable rear nriva e mort- gage B40 cash down.—Apply Emery, Church-street, Cardiff. 948 SALE. Anthracite Colliery, taking 240 acres. —Apply J. R Jayne, Neath Abbey. 89 11.,OR SALE, a very convenient six-roomed House, close to Richmond and Albany-roads.—Apply to H. Taylor, 15. Inverness-place, Roath, Cardiff. 53 SAL io, Fm¡ly R-idenc, within 12 miles of Cardiff with or without 42 acres pasture land. —Apply Ta iesin Morgan, Llantrisant. 49 SALE by Private Contract, two well-built and -1 convenient Leasehold Dwelling-boas-s, contain- ing 6 rooms always command good tenants.—Apply H. Hill and Co., auctioneers, 10, Ca-tie-street,Swan sea. [OR SALE, the Kendon House Coal Colliery (50 to 60 acres), situated quarter mile from Crumlin. Coal of good qua i'y, and demanding a ready sale.— Apply T. Morgan, Newbridge or Morgan Bros., Kendon Colliery. 27 SALE by Private Treaty, Rolling Mill Inn, < Broad-street, Blaenavon.Mon; well situated.— Apply on premises. 931 SALE, 16, Dumfries-place, Cardiff suit pro- C fessional man.-Apply on the I'l'0mise.- 872 eOUSECOALCOLLIERY.—I-or Sale, a smallHouse -.I.. Coal Colliery capacity, about 70 tons per day worked by level; water free.—For particulars, apply George H Daniel, Mining Engineer, Pontypool. 928 NEW TREDEGAR.—To be Sold, four substantially built Houses beautifully flituated in this flouri-hing colliery district; held under a leas- of 99 years.8i years of which are unexpired.-For particulars address 76, Clarendon-terrace, Idam. Manchester. 38 den Irr 'I 'L -1jau.ES, Imi, vVi. i NINE-ROOMED VILLA, 18, Wordsworth-street, Fl. Roath rent £28; taxes low good repair immediate possession.—Apply 208, Bute-st., Cardiff. 91 HIGH STRI ET, Caorleon.—T; Let, with imme- diate possession, large Houe and Garden five bedrooms three parlours, kitchen, celmr, out oftice<, good pump, plentiful supply of water.—Apply John T. Baddington, Caerleon. 67 SAND near Cardiff to Let (high, dry, healthy) for t j building sites or manufactories over three acres, between Ely Station and Llandaff.—Enquire Samuel R. Lloyd, Ty Cymro, Meridian-road, Bristol. 926 ET OR SOLD, Westbury on-Trym, near Bristol.— Malpas Lodge, detached, containing drawing, dining, breakfast, five bedrooms, kitchens, larga china pantry, and offices lawn, kit hen garden. Rent £45. Omnibuses eiglit times daily.—Samuel R. Lloyd, Ty Cymro, Meridian-road, Bristol. 9Bo mo L KT7atTMumbles, Furnished Detached Cottage, large garden two minutes from trams.—Box 99, Post office, Swansea. 95 fU ^O BE LET, with immediate possession, Richmond I Villa, Clydach, Swansea Valley, cont-ining nine rooms, with kitchen garden; situate about five minutes' walk from railway station. Apply H. Hill and Co., auctioneers and house agents, 10, Castle- slreet, Swansea. 69 f 5HO LET at once, Farm as it srands, of little over I 100 acres, all grass except six acres, about five miles from Cardiff present occupier wishing to give up thiough ill-health.—Apply A.B.C., Daily News Office, Cardiff 942 f B^O LET, 230, Newport-road, containing nine rooms B drainage perfect also 210, Clive-street, Grange. —Apply A. Kinnersley, 4, Upper Station-terrace, Cardiff. 957 r a iO LET, b4. Wood-street, Temperance Town, ( Cardiff.—Apply to Mr David Lewis, Solicitor, 3, Charles-street, Cardiff. 3135 mo LET, a 7-roomcd House, No. 129, Severn-road, B Canton; rent very low.— Apply at 131, Severn- road. 2402 Xr'ESTON SUPER MARK-To be Let, a VV thorougly well-furnished, capitally-built and well-situ..ted Residence from its elevated position commanding fine views, and containing drawing-room, with bay window (<1 x 18) opening into conservatory dining-room, with bay window (24 x 15); breakfast- room (12 x 15) six bedrooms; dressing-room servants' staircase numerous excellent domestic offices, and capital cellarage.—Agent. Wansbrough and Sons, Weston-sn[)^r-Mare: 4 (to premises, A SHOP will Pe soon vacant in the best spot in High-street, Dowlais, for business, being opposite the London Warehouse.—Apply to W. T. i\ Uliams, Grocer, Castle-stieet, Dor.lais. 940 BTaInT'(High-street);—A General Ir nmoniery D Business, House and Shop, to Let as a going concern best position reason for giving up.—Apply A. P. Williams. t, & 102 BRKWERY to Let first-class premises suitable for the purpose, in centre of Cardiff free water supply on the premises.—Apply to Jenkins, Clarke, and Tensdale, Cardiff. lOfcO "RIDGE S I REEl\—Corner Shop and Premises newly built; low rental.—Apply John Lewis, Contractor. Spital-square, Cardiff 876 asOUSE and SHOP, 56, Shakespeare-street, suit plumber and castitter. Rent, 5s 6d per week— Apply 34, Castle-road. Cardiff. 7& HOUSE AND^SHOP to Let or Sold, "d~ubl^ fronted situated in Regent-street and corner fronted situated in Regent-street and corner of Lowther-street, Briton Ferry.—Apply to D. Phillips, China Dealer, etc.. Briton Ferry. 918 HALTHOUSE to Let; eligibly situated; direct water communication with West Bute Dock, effecting great saving in haulage.—Apply to Jenkins, Clarke, and Teasdale, Cardiff. 1050 OFFICES.—Bute Docks; sround floor No. 5, Powell-place lecentlv occupied by the National Bank of Wales—Apply to J. Elliott and Sons, Bute Dock1, Cardiff. 61 OFFICES, ground floor, st John's-square.—John L'-wis, Contractor, Spital-square, Cardiff. 877 SHOPS, 44 and 48a, Broadway double fronts, plate glass; rent low.—Apply, 47, Stuart-street, Docks, Cardiff. 54 SHOP and HOUSE to Let; best position in Ebbw Vale suitable for any business successful drapery business carried on for many yeats pres nt occupiers removing to larger premises splendid chance for beginner—App y J. A. Davies, Ebbw Vale. 33 ST. J()HN'S-sjQUARE. —Shop and~Cellar, n wly- built low rental. For one of the best business positions in the town, applv Lewis, Contractor, ¡ Spital-square, Cardiff. 875 f | AREIlARRls.—To Let, a large House and Shop in JL the centre of Treharris rent £ 0 to suit any busmesH fixtures complete, double front, plate-glass windows, good large cellar and bakehouse.—Ajpply David Pro per, Treharris. 3 (11"0 IdiT, double front plate glass Shop, with ex- K tensive showr00ms, !!ituat" in the best part of High-street, Swansea, and opposite new arcade. Apply J. Howells, Esq., Surveyor, Worcester Chambers, Swansea. 96 \\7 ELUBUILT 3-stall Staid', with LoftT^M1' v T Leckwith road.—Jenkins, Clarke and Teasdale, Sun Fire Office, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff- J 050 tinsingases for Btrpggg • "t>OOT BUSINESS FOR SALE, stock at valuation. Remainder of lease, eight yeais. Leading thoroughfare to the Plymouth market. A good going concern—Applv Star Boot ^epot, 9, Cornwall-str-«t, Plymouth. 990 IAOITsaLE or to l,et, Full-licensed Business, re- spect- b y conducted, well-paying trade a most desirable taking dease clubs pay hall rent every thing as agoing concern, half can remain.—X., Daily New* Office, Swansea. 70 rpo 1 >RapER.S AND OTHEiRS.I'o be LeT^SoId^ ft niagnificent Drapery. Millinery, and Tailoring Business as going concern. Stock at valuation; very largo and substantial premises, and best position in Rhondda Valley; rare opportunity; innu diate possession reason for g ving up,—Apply to E H. DavtCs, Auctioneer, Pentre. 982 liorscs, lEibe ^»t0rk, Otnrrhu;res. — M IjTOR !■ ALE, a aggonett' ,Tiew body, cushions and lamps, pole anu bar very strong suit Cardiff or Rhondda Valley a bargain.—Apply John Dare, 17, lamps, pole anu bar very strong suit Cardiff or Rhondda Valley a bargain.—Apply John Dare, 17, Upper George-street, Newport..175 FOR SALE, second-hand light circalar front Brougham 16 guineas very cheap.—Brougham, Sonth Wales Daily News" Office, Swansea. 94 f^URNSEY'S CARRIAGE LAMPS! Carriage VF. Lamps!! 10s 3d pair; second-hand ditto; repairs done, shop, hotel, street, ship lamps.—Works Merchant-street, Bristol (see Exhibition). 2222 Carts, Waggonettes, Rustic Carts, w 011, Wbitechapel, and Ponv Carts in sireat variety, riJady for delivery. J. Norman, Canton Carriage Works, Market-road, Cardiff. 2772 TROLLIEs, Delivery Carts, Vans, Crank-axle JL CI ts, Coburgs, Milk CarLs; a large assortment toselec.from; all ready for delivery.—J. Nor.. an, Canton Carnage Works, Market-road, Cardiff. 2772 rgVWO capital second-hand Landaus, suitable for one or a pair of horses—Fuller, Birtill, and Company, Cardiff. %25 AGGONETTE, wdth~moveabIe~head, light and serviceable. — Fuller, Birtill, and Company, Carriage Builders, Working-street, Cardiff. 926 ^larljinery, OLools. &t. p EC K E T T AN D SON S jgRISTOL, HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF NEW LOCOMOTIVE jgNGINES READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. 1081 TO gTEAMSHIP W N E R S Requiring New M AgINE BOILERS Of the Highest Class and Power. Apply for Prices and Designs to G. K. STOTHERT & CO., 235 ENGINEERS, BRISTOL. ANCHORS AND CHAINS, second-hand, for Sale. —Apply to D. L. Owen. Cardiff. 3174 IT^OR SALE, Colliery Winding Drum, about T 11" 1 diameter, 6" wrought, iron shaft, 2 plummer blocks.and brasses £ 11—Andrews and Baby, Cardiff933 EARl'Y NEW Six-horse Vertical Boiler and Horizontal Engine for Sale a great bargain— Powis and Co., Station-approach, Cardiff. 42 tIEagons an& (r.oUurn ^Equiattea. 7\OR SALE, Eight 10-ton Coal Wapons, with tipping ends.—Apply to D. L. Owen, Penarth. 3173 TfOSEPH HEALD & CO. have a number of 10 and • B 8-ton Coal, Coke, and Ballast Wagons for Sale or Hire; also 100 New 10-ton G.W. and T.V.R, for cash or redemption, at a low price—Address Bute Wagon Works, Cardiff. N.B.—Repairs promptly attended to at all stations. 2607 AILWAY WAGONS tor Hire or Sale. Cashor deferred payments—The Midland Railway Car- riage and Wagon Company, Limited, Midland Works, Birmingham. 1082 WANTED to purchase or hire, 50 new or second- W hand Wagons with side and ena doors. \'nsc be in thorough running order, a id in good condition. Send age, specifics lions, conditions, and terms, to George H. Daniel, Mining Engineer, Pontypool. 930 ELSH WAGON COMPANY'S WORKS, East W Moors, Cardiff, builders of every description of Railway Wagons for cash or redemption hire. Second- hand wagons supplied at very low rates. Railway wagons repaired or purchased tor cash, and let to tenants upon redemption hire.—Apply Andrews and Baby, 3, Pearson-place, Cardiff. 1102 Jor 3>al £ .-iEtsceiIaitr0U5. 171IREWOOD for Sale, 2s per cwt.,delivered within a reasonable distance.—Orders sent to the Master, Cardiff Union Workhouse, will receive immediate attention. 2687 I,'IRE WOOD chopped by patent machinery, and delivered free in < arditf. 50 bundles, Is 5 bushi-1 sack full. Is 8d (wholesale price Is 6d per cwt. at works) soft wood block Der cwt. Is 2d oak chumps for small coal fires, per cwt. Is—Andre«s and Baby, Cardiff. lb'5 OR SALE, large iron Fire-proof Safe, with double doors.—H. Hill & Co., Auctioneers, 10, Ca-tle- streef, Swansea. 105 fi/OR S ALE, full Set of Pyramid Balls (oy Bur- roughes and Watts) ch ap.—Apply T. Enstone, Westgate Hotel, Newport, Mon. 63 SALE, Four Shares in Eighth Cardiff Starr- I Bowkett Society—Apply Davidson, 20. Court- road, Grangetown, Cardiff. 927 FOR SALE, white Belgian Carrots for horse-, best JL' quality.—Apply to Mr David Lodwick, Cwmfehn Farm, near Carmarthen. °<° ROCERS and PROVISION MERCHANTS who are desirous of making tlieir shops ittractiye for the coming busy eason, should write for price hst of Show Bowls, Cimsters, Scales, Weights, and every requisite required in the trade in Stock at very low prices for cash.—Manager, Bristol,Second-hand Stores, 22, Temple-street, Bristol. 1274 LARGE quantity Seed and Meadow Hay, saved without rain best quality.—Apply Woodward, Auction and Estate Offices, Cardigan O" AK, ASH, and ELM PLANKING, FeUoes^StocksT Cart Shafts, and all wheelwrights' requisites in timber. Enquiries sol cit d. PONSFORD BROS., Clarence Wharf Saw Mills, 2050 Newport, Mon. 1J>ATENT FUE1., made from house co 1 (230 blocks I to ton), 9s at works or by load, lis 6d ton de- livered—Crown Works, Old Sea Lock, Cardiff. 2144 XMAS CARDS XMAS CARDS !—Manufacturer's Surplus and Remainder Stock superior Season's Cards. Penny Foding, 3d; Twopenny, 3id; Four- penny and Sixpenny gilt and bevelled, 4d per dozen. Sample half-gross, post free, Is 9d.-R. Addison and Company, 17, Devonshire-square, Bishopsgate, E.C. 808 ^UarfHaiinms Wiznts. fats of all descriptions purchased for cash.-Kerr's OIl and Grease Company, Limited, Swansea. 600 ^{TBDlmmediat^boiit 10 dozen Hurdles 't't' for fence.—Apply Batchelor and Snowdon, Con. tractors, Penrhiwc. iber. 37 ANTED. Eight Gallons Milk daily delivered I Sully Goods Station carriage paid state price.—'W.H.. Elm Shop, Cadoxton, near Cardiff. 57 Offer of Uak, Ash, and Elm Timber standing; send price and particulars to Ponsford Brothers, Clarence Wharf Saw Mills, port, Mon. 579 1ST ANTED, good, sound bag-! and sacks. Thomas I Jones and Co., Wharf-street, Cardiff, will Pay Is 9d per dozen for 3-bushel bags, and 4s Od per dozen for 5-bushel sacks. 2é9 WANTED, Ladies who can knit, do embroidery, crewels, &c., to send their name and address to the Providence Mills Spinning Co., Bradford, when they will receive gratis, post free, a splenaid set of patterns of Wools and Silks, and particulars showing the great saving (3d in the shilling, in some cases more) by dealing direct with the spinners. Mention this paper. 1173 ■■ it1 is cdlantLTu 5. FURNISH on our New Hire System. Houses or Apartments completely furnished on a new sys- tem adopted solely by us, whereby all publicity, exposure, and enquiries usually mad? by other com- panies are dispensed with. We have an immense stock of Household Furniture of cheap and superior quality. All goods sold on the Hire System at ready- money prices. We make no extra charge for credit, and all goods sent home in a private van free of charge. No stamp or agreement charges made no bill °^.f? J. everything private. Arrangements completed without delay, ana, being manufacturers, we guarantee quality, and will undertake to supply furniture, etc., at 10 oer cent, less than any price-list issued by any m Cardiff Eleven showrooms. Call and inspect our immense stock, and compare prices before purchaS elsewhere. We will supply B5 worth for 2s 6d weekly, £10 worth, 4s weekly £15 worth for 5s weekly worth, 6s weekly, and so on in proportion. Spec 111: term* for larger quantities. Please note the Address SOUTH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY, 31, Castle-st. (opposite the Castle), Cardiff. 12783—H05 ASTROLOGY.—What is before you! Send date of birth, stamped addressed enrelope, ftnd order Is, to J. Wilson, Wilton-road, London, IjlRETWORK FRETWORK I—Now ready, Eel. 1 staff's new, revi«"d,and enlarged Catalogue of rej work designs, materials, Ac. The largest selection oi fret work requi' i: ► s in the United Kingdom. Post free 3 stamps.—Egel.^t-tfi and Co.'s Fretwork ÐepOiärió, Mary-le-port-street, Bristol. MARRIAGE—Full particulars: answers by return; birth-tin e required fee Is. accurate work- King, 7, Argo-road, Waterloo, Liverpool. Eatabbshed 11 years. 454 MESMERISM. — Full instructions how to mesmerise, also how to apply animal magnetism nassage to all diseases._ A beautifully-illustrated work, 152 pages, bound in by Professor D. Younger, price is 6d publisher, Allen, Ave Marie- lane, London.—Send one stamp for synopsis to 22, Ledbury-road. Bayswater. London, W. 642 PECIAL NOTICE—Hair Ladies own combings or cuttings made up in any style, Is 3d per oz., post free hair work done for the trade—^Williams, 6, Lower Cathedral-road, Cardiff 889 ^AARPAlXliNSlor raUway wagons, waterproof cart X and hay sheets, horse loin cloths, corn sacks, coal and lime bags. E. Parnall and Company, Msmu- fucturers, Albert-road, Bedminster, Bristol 2694 13542 WANTED, all Grocers, Confectioners, and Dealers in Christmas Fancies to call at Cham- pion and Co. Lewm's Mead, Bristol, and inspect their samples ot (.^hristmas Novelties, Fancies, Surprise Packets, Fancy Boxes, Christmas Shapes, and Pure Sweets. Those that cannot call should certainly send for a descriptive price hst.—Champion andCo., Manufactur ng Confectioners, Bristol. 455 V\/ H AT IS BEFORE YOU ?—Send"date" of birth, » stamped envelope, and six stamps, C. Gordon, 97, Buckingham Palace-road, London, 673 WATERPROOF, wagon, cart, and engine covers, and horse cloths of best make, lowest prices. -Dallin Brother and Son, 10, Narrow Quay, BristoL 172 1 f & A7k}ii HANDBILLS^ 7i~by 5, 10s 6d ;~1^000 J. Cards, Memorandums, or Billheads, 4s, unequalled—Fisher and Co.. Broadmead, Bristol. 810 JEaney. A/f ONEY ADVANCED PRIVATELY, and without -i-I- publicity, from £ 5 to £ 500. to respectable house- holdsrs and others, without delay or loan office routine letters or personal calls treated in strict confidence, or will attend personally at any address upon receipt of letter.-Apply Mr Owen Powell, 5, Wood-road, Pontypridd. 2311 ) STABLISHKD 50 YEARs, nnHE CARDIFF d. COUNTY ADVANCE BANK i having at their disposal a LARGE CAPITAL, wish to INVEST same PRIVATELY with responsible Tradesmen, Cab Proprietor Farmers, Cowkeepers, Market Gardeners, Fruit Growers.Carmen.Contractors. Wheelwrights, Blacksmiths, Coal Merchants, Hay and Straw Dealers, and others, on their own security. Our special business is with the above, and we ao the largest business with Agriculturists. The Hank can satisfy clients that they are ooing business with a respectable firm, business being one with hundreds of clients in several different counties. DISTANCE NO OBJECT. Applications personally, or by letter, to S. THOMPSON, Manager, 9 CAROLINE-STREET, 1141 CARDIFF. SOUTH~WALES Financial Corporation (Limited) — Cash Advances made upon good Approved Secu- rities re-payable by instalments or otherwise— Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. Jotui Jenkins, A.C.A*, SscreUuar. 1050 OK TO £ 1.000 ADVANCED to i men, Tradesmen. Mechanics, and House! generally, upon note of hand, furniture, stock, or security. Re-payable to suit borrowers' conveni«n BILLS DISCOUNTED. NO FEES. Borrowers are warned against advertisers whOJnd. fess to lend at 5 per cent. per annum on note of n'y, Bond fide lenders cannot advance at such rates. rtïse: candidly admit we cannot. Such alluring advert ments are but traps to obtain fees try theait don't pay fees. Our customers can rely that no advantage will be taken of them. Ascertain our and then decide whether to borrow or not. AH munications strictly private. N WM. USHER CO. (Limited), 14, PICTOH" PLACE, SWANSEA. ,oltoS, BRANCH OFFICE — ALBERT HALL CHAMB^fT STOW-HILL, NEWPORT. DO YOU WANT MONEY 7 If so, refuse jjj business with any person who wiU not qnov* S1 rate of interest, or who, lemands exorbitant fees. r bf applying personally between 9 a.m. and 5 p.n>-> J?, p. letter at any time (postage prepaid), to Mr -J Thomas, 19 and 20, Market-street, Abertilleiy< f stating nature of security (if any), you may obtain, of charge, the exact amount of interest which yoj^ .nj have to pay for an immediate advance of* upwards. Special Features :—No preliminary y; fixed and reasonable interest; prompt tettleifl* repayments to suit borrower. CASH ADVANCED by I. SELINE, from upwards, on personal security, to all cl payable to suit the convenience of Borrowers. tance no object.—Apply personally or by letter, 39, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA. PRIVATE ENTRANCE, TOWER-LANE, g19 Private and Confidential, as heretofore. MONEY LENT upon note of hand at a HOURS' NOTICE, from £ 5 to £ 1,000 to#" country d stance no object, iØ Householders, Clergymen, Farmers, and othoøl want of cash accommodation, can obtain same WIt" publicity or loan office routine. Lotters or p calls treated in str.ct confidence, or will a personally at any address upon receipt of ltter. NO FEES—Apply, Mr THOMAS EDWARDS. 2690 9j 38, Mill-streer, PONTYPRIP tJOUSEHOLDERS. FARMERS, PUBLIC BUILDERS. ,t an<^ others can obtain cash advanc^ moderate charges and easy repayments without d > or publicity, on their own security, and without « loan office routme, by applying personallvor by lette Mr G. H. ALLSOPP, ,.ff 22, Trinity-street, Lj Distance no object. Special attention to c0 applicants. 63 Note the address ;-22, Trinity-street, car IONEY Advances made, in strict promptly, m sums of £ 5 and upwards, all classes of security. No fees or charges {v kind before or after the advances are made. J. lished 40 years. Branch Office, 9, W ■odv lle-j'^ Address letters Manager—Apply to Manager, 2, vf, terracfe, Cardiff. 64-—^ j M ONEY ADVANCED PRIVATELY and Publicity.— £ 5 to £ 500 lent to espectabls holders, without delay or loa.n office routine. LC$, or personal calls treated in STRICT CONFIDE. or will attend personally at any address upon ree;" of letter—Mr H. B. LESTER, 15, Bridge-sci$) Newport (a private house). I' MONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND AT NOTICE, BY A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN, From £ 10 to £ 1,000, at 5 per cent, Why apply to Professional Money Lenders, Companies or Banks, when any responsible a(ip' can obtain an advance Privately without "j, the usual formalities of a Loan Office ? For the pel, of Borrowers I am prepared to grant advances lronL»l» to ten years in any part of England or Wales, to jji or fen ale (distance no object), and if desire"^ interest can be paid quarterly, or half-yearly, or a-8 be airanged, therefore the applicant gets the ben-fit of cash advanc d.—Apply in confidence to .j, actual lender, II. HUNTER, Esq. Gloucester!^ 220, Clapham-road, London. 13564 \/| ONEY LENT WITHOUT DELAY. A JLJX gentleman is prepared to Lend f om £ 500 to any responsible persons (in town or co^n_ who are willing to pay a fair rate of interest immediate advance, entirely uoon their own seen* repayable by easy palluents, or at exceeding 5 years.-St1.te requirements (in strict ond, fidence) to CAPITALIST, care of Watkins & os 62, Ludgate-hill, London, E.C. MONEY LENT PRIVATELY~AT A HOURS' NOTICE.. I A Gentleman having a large amount of Cap'tTne, willing to grant advances, upon note of hand al? aiiy term not exceeding 15 years, rrom £ 1,000, at 5 per cent., to Clergymen, Farmers, #% Proprietors, Lodging-house Keepers, Tradesmen, °r 0; any responsible Person, Male or Female, in Tow" Country. With, >ut loan offic •, fo nu llities or bill of Distance no object, and so long as the interest i" the capital oau remain. No genuine applicat'0.11^ fused. AH communications are treated strictly Pr'r gl, -Apply to the actual Lender, H. Harrison, York-road, Westminster Bridge-road, London. MON E Y LENT ON NOTE OF Privately by CHARLES H. WHEATLEY. from B10 to £5,000. 34. Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, and 27, ])100 bury-street, New Oxford street, London.. ADVANCES MADE WITHOUT SURETIES^ DELAY, in town or country, upon note of hand a* J and to assist persons into business, upon mortg3# furniture, leases, machinery, farming stock, c_ shares, jewels, plate, plant, and stock, without moval; also upon life policies and deeds at 5 per c6 STRICT SECRECY OBSERVED. N.B.—No genuine application ever refused. communications strictly private. Prospectuses, every information, showing all the advantages post free. Having a large surplus capital at all advances are granted cheaper than any other lishment in London, from one to fifteen years. N.B—If desired, Mr Wheatley will attend at applicant's residence with cash, and carry °Ui-iati advance. ]\,| ONEY.-IF YOU WANT AN ADVANCE jJJ. CASH, from £ 20 to £ 2,COO, apply IMPERIAL DEPOSIT BANK, 18, STRAND, LONDON, for a Prospectus, which tI you at a glance the exact amount you will & repay. The transaction is STRICTLY PRIVATE, the the only BSvufity by the Bank beiftl BORROWER'S OWN NOTE OF HAND- Advances are made throughout the United JFiDg to all clas-es, and distance is no objection- 12^9 C. J. KNIGHTLEY, ManagVj X AAA Ready to be Advanced oB,A i" |vUv Freehold or Leasehold sums of £ 100 to £ 10,000 also on good personal Tipy, rever.-ions, annuities, Ac., Ac.—Messrs financial Agents, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. IMPORTANT NOTICE—if you want money.^ stamp for Prospectus before borrowing else'Vfmj Mr Pike, 43, Salispury-road, Cardiff. ONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND Al>°S IN SUMS FROM £ 20 TO £ 4,000. THE NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK, HALL, BALDWIN-STREET, BRISTOL. The Directors of this well-known, old-establj' Bank are prepared to offer exceptional |H ^1 respectable and trustworthy persons who need of temporary assistance. t* Cash is advanced at a Day's Notice, in any Pgjrf town or country, without sureties, repayable by instalments or in one sum, and on „ THE BORROWER'S WRITTEN PROMISE RE-PAY. ^Jjd A special featnre of this Bank is that, a compntont staff being employed, who attend p'?1^^ to all applications, borrowers residing at any trom Bristol may receive advances as speedily as f» the office were located in their own town. -/he advances made during the past few years "Up A MILLION STERLl. £ Among the advantages offered by the Bank, tb TI,„ following deserve attention :— A HE DESPATCH WITH WHICH LOANS rp^^MPLETED. iHE SIMPLICITY OF THE PROMISSORY 14 TO BE SIGNED. „ -fSfe Low RATE OF INTEREST CHARGED-, E WRITTEN GUARANTEE OF STRICT^ PRIVACY 'tJ$.' THE SYSTEM OF SMALL REPAYMENTS TKNDING OVER A PERIOD OF TIME 0 CEMENT TO THE BORROWER. THE ABSENCE OF ALL LAW COSTS AND lJJ1 N.B.—No Bills of Sale are taken, and the trlo Hons are not published in any newspaper or gaze& MORTGAGE DEPARTMENT. .vancea also made on mortgage or deposit ot ot Property, shares, scrip, policies, and 5 PER CENT INTEREST. -J* ^or further particu ars apply, stating amount req01 2420 Mr T. C. MILBURN, General Ma ]VTONEY LENT WITHOUT BILL OF SA private gentleman is desirous of aovaiices upon promissory note alone, at 5 per mtrest, to male or female, without sureties, y Annit Pr^vate> for any term not exceeding 10 ye* A ?-r ProsPectus and scale of repayments to "'$/> Shove, Esq., 21, John-st„ Adelphi, London, W.C. WAST ANA ffgnnft. FOUND, liver-colour Whippet Dog, witb .breast and two white fore feet. If not three days will be sold to pay expenses.-Apply sø, Jones, Brookland Cottages, Weuyoe-road, nearl LUNG SAVti YOUR LI VMS BY TAKING 5:858 qvvbeidge's LUNG r u NG moNic, LUNG THE MIGHTY HEALER. 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