South Wales Daily News

--c-u MON EY MARKET. LONDON, Tuesday. In money there was only a moderate business passing. Fair supplies were available. Day-to- day money was worth about 1 to lj per cent., and short loans were quoted at 12 per cent. As regards discount, competition for bills was not over keen, three months' bank paper being taken at Ii to 1J three months' trade bills at 2 to 2 'and six month, at 2 to 3 per cent. Paris Cheque Exchange is 2524, Berlin Short, 20.47. On the Stock Exchange to-day business has been quiet, the New York Exchange being closed. New Consols cloned at 98 to 98} for delivery and account; Oid 3 lwr 101 to 101; Reduced 3 per C-jnt., 100 New 2i per Cent. (Crulders), ner (Jent., PSi to 96! Local Loans Stock, 1031 io 100f. Very little business was passing in Foreign Bonds. Some revival of buying is reported in the Home Railway Market. Demand fell chiefly upon Southern lines on the expectation that liberal traffic" will be secured duriug the Paris Exhibition. Great Eastern was firm, and there was also a good inquiry for heavy stocks which closed strong. Caledonian rose g Great Eastern, Great Northern Ordinary, 1 Great Western, i; Lan- cashire aod Yorkshire, £ Brighton Oniuiary, 1 rlo. A, Chatham Ordinary, do. Preference, A; North-Western, i; Sheffield Deferred, Metropolitan, Midiaud, g North British Preference, i Norih-Fastern, i South Eastern A, i; East Loudon, and Shropshire Union, Hull and Barnsley fell A. Business in India Railways was quiet, and no particular change has taken place. Grand Trunks, though weak in the morning, were steadier towards the last. Business in American Railways to-day has been small, but the market has, on the whole, been firm. Movements throughout have been of minor importance, hut a "bullish" feeling certainly exists here. Erie Shares fell Illinois Central, £ New York Ontario, 3 16 and Wabash General Mori gage, i Central Pacific rose A Chicago and Milwaukee, Denver Shares, do. Preference, ¡; Louisville and Nashville, New York Central, £ Norfolk Preference, i; Northern Pacific Piererence, and Wabasli Prefeience, i. Miscellaneous.—DovarN Tea rose £ Barrett's Brewery and Bottling, i; Nalder and Collyer's & per Cent. Preference, 5 Allsopp Ordinary, 1 Suez Canal, Ii Bell's Asbestos, j; Australian Pastoral P-"ieience, £ City of London Real Property, £ Harrison, Barber, ami Co., Hotchki^s, i G. Kyncch and Co., j Buenos Ayres Harbour Boanl Trust, £ Paraguay Land, £ Car Trust Investment 5 per Cent. Preference, J Railway Debenture Trust, £ Railway In- vestment Deferred, £ Colorado Nitrate fell i Primitiva Nitrate, i; Salt Union, <1:; Bristol Biewery Ordinary, 1 Guinness, 2 Cunard Steam, i. Rupee P, per 4 per Cent., 67j to 672; do. 4! per Cent., 70 to 70f. Silver is we.ik. Barn quoted 42 1-161. We under-<t:uMi that lifers have been made to the Loti.ammer GHS Manufacturing Company tLlmlteu) for the acquisition of the United State* patents and the rights for the Canadian and Australian Colonies and China, J, pan, and Straits settlements for the sum of £ 210,COO, or three and a half times the capital of the company. The shares of the company were dealt in to-day on the London Stock Exchange at í to i premium. [BKUTER'S THLEQRAMS.] PARIS, Tuesday.—Bourse opened steady. Sub- sequpMly 3 per Cent. Rentes rose 4Sc for money 52v for account 4 per Cent. rose 10c fur money and 221'; for account. The rise had an excellent eS ct ou nearly all other securities. BXHLIN, Tuesday. — Bourse was extremely qmet to-day. With few exceptions the charges were sgaiuBt sellers, VIENNA, Tuesday.—To-day's stock market was I rather irregular. DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST Supplied by Messrs THACKERAY & CO., Stock and share Brokers, 3, Dock Chambers. Cardiff RAILWAYS. Paid Prices 10 Barry Dock and Railway 10 14; 101 cltock Great Western "100.155156 „ London and North Western ..100 ..181 182 „ Midland 100 ..142 1434 10 Rhondda and Swansea Bay 10 10-i 11 Stock Rhymney 100 ..197 199 Stock Severn and Wye -100 9 11 Stock Taff Vale 100 ..264 200 10 do New 4 18.( 18 PREFERENTIAL. 10.. 12 13 10 Do 2nd do 6 8 8,t. < tock, Brecon&MerlstPref.18ó1 ..100 ..121 123 Stock Do 2ndPref.1862 ..100 ..111 113 Stock, Cambrian, No 1, 4 J.C. .100 ..47 49 „ Do 26 28 „ Great Western Consol5 p.c. 159 10 Pembroke&: Tenby,5p.c.1864 10.. 7 74 10 Rhondda <fc Swansea Bay 5 p,c 10 12 122 10 do 5 p.c. 4 6 62 "Jtock Rhymney 5per cent. (gua.) ..100 ..168 14¿ „ Do. 6 per cent, 1861,100 ..207 210 Do. 5 per cent, 1861. 100 ..133 138 It Do. 5 per cent, 1864. 100 ..133 138 „ Do. 6 oer cent 1864,100 ..163 165 „ Do. 5 per cent. 1867.100 ..131 136 „ Do. a per cent, 1873 .100 ..130 135 Taff Vale No. 1 100 ..265 270 Do. 44 per cent. 100 ..124 126 „ Do. 5 per cent.100 ..143 145 Do 6perceut.100 ..172 174 „ Do. 4 per cent.100 ..116 118 GUARANTEED AND LEASED 50 Aberdare, 10 per cent. 50 ..139 141 Stock, Dare Valley, op. c 100 ..141 143 Great Western, 0p. c.guar.100 ..153 160 iilantrissant & Tatf Vale, 5 p.c.100 ..141 143 „ 170 "15< 154 Som.<fcDorset(BathExtension)100 ..107 109 10 Treferig Valley Railway 10 102 11 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES Bonds Ba.rry Dock & Rly 44 p. c.100 ..111 113 Do. 4 p. c.100 ..110 1114 Stock Brecon A MerthyrA4 p. c 100 ..113 llb „ Do. B4p. c.100 ..107 109 fjtock Bute Dock 4 p. c 1M ..114 116 „ Cambrian A 4 p. c. 100 ..114 115 „ DG. B 4 p. c. .100 ..111 1124 „ Great 164 „ Midland 4 per cent.100 ..133 135 t, Mid-Wales A 4!!percent.100 ..114 117 Milford Dock A b per 96 125 Somerset and Dorset, No. 1 ..100 ..144 145 „ Tatf Vale 4 p.c.100 ..125 128 BANKS 20 Bristol West of England.Lim. 72.. 16 17 20 do Allotments 4 6i 62 100 Connty of Gloucester, Lim.25 ..55 57 JO Glamorganshire, Lim. 22. 21 2} 0 Glamorganshire, Ld., Pref. 21" 3 3i 10 London and Provincial, Lim. 5 17t 18t 20 National Bank of Wales, Lim 10 122 13 20 do New 5 Vi 74 75 National Provincial, Lim 10, 44 45 60 National Provincial, Lim. 12 53 54 40 North and South Wales, Lim 10 21 334 20 South Wales Union, Limited 7 10 10i GAS 10 Aberdar0. 10 133 14 Stock Cardiff A 10 per cent 100 ..200 210 Do. B 8 per cent. ..100 ..161 100 „ Do. C 7perceot.1)0 ..14 147 Stock Do. 105 10 9t 10 Stock Newport A 10 per cent 100 2CO 205 Do. B 7" per cent 100 ..152 158 20 Do. C 7 per cent.100 ..142 147 26 Swansea74 percent 25 36 j8xd 25 do 7 per cent. 25 34 35 xd GAS AND WATER. 10 Barry and Cadoxton 5 6 6k 10 Bridgend. 10 10 10* 100 P0ntypool (Max. 10 p. c.) 100.. 100 105 xd 12 Do. do. 12 16 174 xd 10 Y strad A 10 18 192 WATERWORKS. 25 Bristol. 2b 55 b6 20 Do 20 43 434 10 Neath A 10 16 17 10 Pontypridd 10 13 15 Stock Pontypridd 5 per ct. Pref 100 ..112 114 MISCELLANEOUS. 20 Alexandra Dock & Railway.. 20 17 172 Stock Ditto 4 p.c. Pref.100 ..101 103 1 Bland & Co., Ltd 1.. i It 10 Bl. and So Wales Waggon 3 41 a Bute Dry Dock 50 34 35 Stock Cardiff Corporation 3, p,c.100 ..109.\ 1104 0 Cardiff & Penarth Tramways 5 3á 35 50 Cardiff Junction Dry Dock 40 10 18 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage 25 31 33 10 Cardiff and Swansea Colliery 10 H 2 50 Central Dry Dock 50 35 40 23 Ebbw Vale 20 72 8 •7 7 7i b Great Western Colliery B 0, 8.( 8 5 Do. New B 3.. 6 a Do. APreterenee.. b.. 9i 100 Do. B Debentures.. 100 ,.100 105 10 2H 10 Do 6 p.c. Pref. 10 12< 124 Stock Do 107 J 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 84 9 10 Milford Dock 10 2 li 50 Mount Stuart Dry Dock 40 44 46 50 Do H 20 21 2< fI2 Nautyglo and Blaina Pref ó2.. 64 65xm 5 >(ewportTramwavs 5 6g 6j Do Wa.ter £10 Annuities 26* 26t 10 Do Abercarn Colliery,. 10 84 9 10 Do ó p.c. Participating 10 10 1Qi 5 North's Jsavigntion Coll. Um. 5 4 5 DO Penarth Shipbuilding 50 40 42 50 Do 35 30 32 10 Provincial Tramways 10 8 84 10 Do 6 per c nt Preference 10 10i lOt 5 Rhymney Iron 1d Iii b Do New 2 3 100 Do 5 per cent. Debenture ..100 33 88 50 Spiller & Co., Cardiff, Ltd 45 6) 68 50 wans a Dry Dock 25 3 5 Stock D • C0rporation 34 p.c.100 ..109, 1104 Do Harbour 4 p.c. Stock 100 98 100 10 Do Tramway 10.. 2.( 2t 17 South Wales Colliery A 17.. 2 22 3 Do do. 10 per cent. B 3 J-J 4i Tredegar Iron aud Coal A 30 22 23 25 Dc. do. B 25 19 20 1 Telephone Ord. 1.. 9s0dl0sxd 6 Do. do. 6 p.c. pref. b 5* 5| xd 50 Windsor Slipway 4b 15 20 Bank rate 2 per cent. fixed 18th April. THERE ARE SELLERS OF .0 Bland & Co. Shares 50 Rhymne- Iron Old Shares 20 Barry & Cad'ton Gas & Water Shares £ 5 paid, at (ti 20 South Wales Colliery B >hares :£1000 C* ditt < orporation Stock £ 1L00 Swansea Corporation Stock: £1211 Alexandra Dock and Railway Ord. Stock 50 Barry Dock dfc ^iailwaya 1st Preference Shares £1000 Barry Dock & Railways 4 p.c. Deb. Bond 5 Raw Dry Dock shares 25 Royal Hotel £ 10 Preference Shares, at £ 10 16a 3d £ 32 & £ 3 10s Newport Water Annuities 420 Arrow Patent. Fuel Shares, JE8 paid at par 25 National Bank of Wales Shares, at 12i 30 Newport Abercarn Colliery shares, at £8 119 3d 100 Milford Dock Preference Shares, at £ 2 THERE ARE BUYERS OF £ 500 Taft Vale Railway Stock B500 Rhymney Iron b p.c. Deb. Bond Bearer, at 85 £1000 Alexandra Dock 4, p.c. A Pref. Stock 10 spiller Shares, at 68 Neath Hat bour Bond", JB500 Alexandra Oebenlure Stock bu North's Navigation Colliery Shares, at S4 17s 6d Taff Val" Railway No. 1 Preference Stock 20 Rhondda & Swansea Bay Railway Shares, 10! 40 -011th Wales Colliery A Shares, at £ 2 2s 6d B1000 Bute Debenture Stock, at 110 10 Mcunjstuart Dry Dock Shares, at 4b 2C Neath Water B Shares 25 Western Counties Telephone ó per cent Pref. Shares 10 South Wales Union Bank Shares., at 10,1, 30 Barry Dock 2ud Pref. shares, £4 or jEiO paid &:c., &:¡. THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCK-BROKKRS. 1059

E. -T. LYDDON & COMPANY, E. T. LYDDON & COMPANY, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE— 1010 20 Barry Second Preference Shares 6 Penarth Slipway £ sG Shares £ ii000 Penarth Harbour, Dock, & Railway Stock £ 1000 Barry Dock & Railways 4 p.c. Debenture SO South Wales Col iery New B Shares, at 4]s 25 National B nk of Wales Shares. at :21 30 Hill's Dry Dock Shares, at 8 17s 6d Cardiff. Penarth, an,1 Barry Junction Shares E300 Penarth Dock & Railway 4 p.c. Debenture Stock 1 R1000 Alexandra Dock Ordinary Stock 50 do Ordinary Shares 20 Hancock's Preference Shares, at 124, with dividend oO Barry Ordinary Shares, at 144 75 Caruiff & Swansea Colliery shares WANTED. 20 Mountstuart Dry Dock A Shares 6 M untstuart Dry Dock B Shares 5 pill,ra hareS I 1 Share ss Tredegar 10 Rhondda & Swansea Bay Shares, at 10 Hancock & Co.'s Debenture Stock Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shares I Weste n Counties Telephone Shares Ystrad Gas & Water Shares; South Wales Colliery B Shares, at 31 100 Barry Dock & Railway 2nd Preference 200 South Wales Co. liery A shares ARTHUR STUCLJiY T. LUCAS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER. SWANSEA, 1092 E. J. EVANS & SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS. 32, ST. MARY-Si'REET, CARDIFF. 1067 GEO. THOMAS, STOUKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, JARDIFF BUYERS. 1072 E500 Hancock'3 Debentures, at 106 Grear. Western Colliery Shares Noith's Navigation Collieries Hauc ,k', Allotments i Share in S-4. Anne Thomas and W. J. Radcliffe Walter Thowas & Clarissa Radcliffe ss. Shares SELLERS Barry 2nd Pref. Shares E200 Brecon and Merthyr B Debenture Stock, at 108 Barry Ordinary Shares Hill's Dry HOCK Shared 12 Hancock Ordinary Shares 20 Newport Aberc ru Ordinary Shares FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address, Fleming, Cardiff.") ON SALE- 1083 Penarth Slipway Shares 10 P ovincial Trams, at 84 Bristol Bank New Shares Arrow Patent Fuel Shares 1 Share in s, Cleddy Newport Abercarn Colliery 10 Waterlow B'o" & Layton, at 18 10 Liberal Club Shares, £7 paid ¿5 Barry (irfiiiiary Shares Cardiff Gas D Stock, at 10b J31500 Great Western Ordinary Hancock & Co. Allotment WANTED 100 J Bland and Co. Barry and Cadoxton Gas and Water Sbat" Bristol Bank Old Shares Great We-tern Colliery B fully and 34 paid Tali Vale 5 per cent Wilts A Dorset Banks Cardiff Junction Dry Dock £ Bristol 4 West of ngland Bank New 8114ta Barry Debentures 100 North's Navigation £ li.00 Hancock & Co.'s Debentures 10 Spill. <& Co. Shares Hancock's Ordinary Shares Mountstuart A Shares THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER. 4, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS. CARDIFF. Telegraph Add: ess, "fiedge," Cardiff. SELLERS—5 National Bank of Wales Shares Rhondda & Swansea Bay b% Pref. Shares P ovincial Tramway Ordinary Searle & Herring's Brewery Shares Hancock Ord nii v & Preference Shares 10 South Wales Union Banks BUYERS.—5 Monnt Stuart B Shares Hancock Ord. and Pref. New Shares B10 Taff 4 per cent Preferences b South Wales Colliery A Shares bOjRhondda de Swansea Bay Prefs. Lt Ord. PARSONS AND ROBJENT. STOCKBROKERS, WESTGATE BUILDINGS, NEWPORT. FOR SALE. B50 Taff Vale 4 p.c. Preference 1-04th Shares Annerly, Bayswater. & Jssmond— offers wanted f-0 HiIl':i Dry Docks, at 3i 5 Uskside Engineering Shares, at 41 25 Bristol A West of ICngland Bank New hO Rhymney Iron fully paid 20 Alexandra Dock Ordinary S20 Shares, at 17, 10 Hancock's Brewery Ordinary Shares £ 2010 Somerset & Dorset Ordinary, at 74% Newport Corporation Annuities, at 2bi 30 Searle & Herring Brewery Shares BUYERS. Spencer's Brewery Preference, at 25s prem. Spencer's Ordinary, at 25s prem. 100 Barry 4 p.c. Debei ture, at 112 50 Suuth Wales Colliery A, at 2i Tredegar Iron Shares A and B lOOO Severn and Wye Ordinary Stock TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO. (Telegraphic Address, TREDUNN, CARDIFF), STEAMSHIP SHARj; BROKERS & AUCTIONEERS MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE— ? £100 Shares Anne Ttioma3 ss Co. Ltd.-Offers 3 £12:) Shares (£120 paid) St Donats ss Co. Ltd. do 100 B10 Shares (B9 paid) United Kingdom ss Co. Ltd.— 14 £ o0 Shares South Wales & Liverpool ss Co. -offers 2-64ths in the ss Netley Abbey, of Cardiff-offers 2-64ths do ss Fountains Abbey do do BUYERS. Shares in Bala. W. J. Radcliffe, Clarissa Radcliffe do Morels' steamers and Cory do Sons do Cymmrodorion, Brittany ss Co. Ltd. MONTHLY SALES BY AUCTION HELD. NEXT 2nd MAY, 1889. ENTRIES SOLICITED 3039 f*" J. W. COURTIS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, ST. JOHN'S CHAMBKRS, CARDIFF. 4341 (Telegraphic Address. "STOCKS, CARDrrp,") BUYERS. County of Gloucester Bank Shares Glamorganshire Bank Shares Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway Z-ELLERS. 10 Grand Theatre Shares—bid wanted b Hancock & Co.'s Ordinary Shares 10 Provincial Tramwnys Co. 6 p.c Pref. Shares

LATEST MAKKETS. CORN. HULL, Tuesday.-At out- market to-day there was a fair show of English wheat, which sold moderately well at fully last week's prices. Foreign wheat met with a better sale, and was rather firmer in price. Bar.ey was slow of sale at late rates. Oats were more plentiful, and slightly in buyers' favour. Beans were 6d to Is dearer, and peas od more money. Maize was rather cheaper. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday.—Wheat opened quiet, but closed upon fair trade at firm prices. Californian, 7s 2d to 7s bd red winter, 6s 3d to 7s Bombay, 6s 10id to 7.:1 3d. Flour quiet. Maize steàdy-old mixed American, 4s to 4s Id new, 3s 10d to 3s 10id. Round corn, 4s 8 i to 4s lOd. .Beans -Saidi firm, 26s. Peas unchanged. Oats good demand at full rates new Knglish white, 2s 6d to 2s lod. CATTLE BtitiUNGHAM, Tuesday. —Short supplies, but moderate trade. Beef, 6d to 7d, few 7id; shorn mutton, 8i 1 wool, 9id veal. 9d pet lb. Bacon pigs, 9s otll to 9s 6d sows, 7s 6d to 8s porkets, 10s to lCs 6rl pet- score. SALFORD. Tuesday.-There was a smaller supply of cattle, but 1 irger of sheep and lambs. Better trade for cattle and sheep at improved prices lambs dull at late riltes fewer calves, and brisk sales at higher prices. Cattle, 5d to 7jd -beep in wool. 8d to 10id shorn, 6d to 8tl lambs, lOd ro Is calves, 6d to Bid per lb. At market— rattle, 2,641 sheep and lambs, 7,635 I calves, 31 COWBRIDGE, Tuesday.—The market to-day was very well attended, and well supplied with stock. Fat cattle sold from 6;d to 7d per lb cows and calves sold from B15 to E19 veal sold from 8d to 9d per Ib sheep sold from 8d to 9ri per lb lambs sold from lid to Is per lb store pigs sold from 20s to 40s, according to the I size of them porkers sold from g, to 9s 6d per score. PRODUCE. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday.—Sugar quietly firm. Beet- May, 22s. Coffee, coco, rice, linseed, castor oil, and lard unchanged. Coir yarn-20.000 dholls soid by I action, at Bl05 to 222 5i, being steady prices. Palm oil easier- Laos, 220151. Tallow and petroleum un- changed. Turpentine, 34,6<1. Nitrate cargoes offer- ing it ports of call for United Kingdom and Continent, at 8, 6d spot price reduced to 8, 9d to 9s. LONDON, Tuos,iay.-bugar-public sales of grocery crystalised met a very slow demand, and partly bought in, the portion sold being fully Is lower than last auctions refined market slow, with a tendency in buyers' favour, e-peci dly for refiners' yellow crystal- lised, which is nearly Is below the recent highest point foreign goods dull beetroot somewhat unsettled 21s 9d for May, June, an.l July. Coffee sol i with a firm tone, uri^ es being in se lers' favour Kio futures desirer May, 76s 3d, up to 78s 6d for October. Cocoa-Gralladas slow to Is decline, a j large portion oeing bouaht in Trinidads easier, Tea— China sold with more spirit Kaisows, 4^d to 9jd m^nin^s, 4^d to 94d Ceylon went with a good competition. Rice steady, but inactive. Cotton market firm. Jute quiet. Sheliac averaged 3s lower than previous sales. Tallow unaltered. Turpentine, 34s. American petroleum, 5.1 (1 to 5 9-16d on the spot. SUGAlt GLASGOW, Tuesday.—No business done. The official report states Market idle buyers indifferent. BUITER. CORK, Tuesday.—Firsts, 85<; seconds, 76s; thirds, 70s; fourths, 60s. Kegs—Seconds, 69s thirds, 64s. Mild-cured firkiils-Snperfine, 105s fine, 100s mild, 80s. Ditto keg-i-Fine, 90s. in marker, 695 firkins, 12 kegs, 110 mild. I FISH. GRIMSBY, Tuesday.—Thirty vessels. Fair supply and good demand. Plaice, 20s to 24s; level, 18s to 20s lemon, 45s to 50s s iles, 180s to 200s; haddocks, 7s to 10s; whiting. 14s to 20s whitcbes, 28s to 32s per box; turbot, be ro 13%; brill, 4s to 7s ling. 3s to 5s dead, 2s to 3s; cod, 4s to 7s skate, Si to 4s dead, 2s to 6s each; hake, 40s to 80s dead cod, 60s to 90s per core; mackerel, 12s to lbi herrings, 5s to 5s 6d per box h slibut, 5s to 6s dead, 4s to 6s per stone. HAY AND STRAW LONDON, Tuesday.—Moderate supplies on sale, and trade steady at the following quotations .—Old hay, 108s to 126s new do 40s to 105s; old clover. 125s to 144s; new do., 40s to 120; old straw, 42s to 48s new do., 28,1 to 40s per load. WOOL. LONDON, Tuesday.—To-day's catalogue comprised 5,870 bales Port Plulip, 3,510 Sydney, 544 Queensland, 3,666 Adelaide, 27 New Zealand, 27 Swan River, 1,153 Eastern Cape, 261 Western Cape, 616 Natal, 68 Spanish total, 15,742 bales. Sales progressing with a very firm tone for all goods. METALS. SWANSEA, Tuesday.—(Messrs Jose, Ford,fand Com- pany's weekly metal report).—Tin—Since our last report this market has been rather flat, prices con- tinu ng to decline. On Tuesday last a moderate busi- ness was done in sharp cash Straits at £ 9217s 6d down to;292 10s, the market closing with buyers at the lower price. May and June delivery done at £93 2s 6d. and July at jE93 10s and £9.i 5s, On Wednesaay the closing market price for prompt straits was S92 7s 6d, and for three months £ 93; and on Thursday 291 17s 6,1 cash, and £92 12* 6d three months. On Friday the market was dull, an i sharp ca-h Straits were sold at £91 15s down to S91 5s June delivery sold to a fair extent at E92 and £ 91 I5s,*and July done at £ 925s ana £92, cl sing with buyers at £ 92 2s fxl. A further decline in prices took place yesterday, when £91 and 290 15s were paid for sharp cash Straits. Australian sold at S92 5s down to S91 10s, and a fair business was done in Straits for July delivery at E92. On the close of the first 'Change to-dav the prices were £ 90 12s cash and S91 10s three months. Copper has been fairly steady during the past week, E.n<1 we have to report an improvement in prices, which towards the latter end advanced fully 20s per ton, but yesterday an easier tone prevailed, notwithstanding whirh, however, the market closed at the opening quotation. On Tuesday last a good business was done in cash g.m.b.'s at B57 and 23t) 17s 6d, with further buyers at the lower and sellers at tha higher pric". Three months sold to a fair extent at S37 5s and £37 2s 6d, with further buyers at the lower fiaure. On Wednesday the closing pri^e was £3617s td cash and £37 three months, and on Thursday £ 37 2s 6d cash and Ev77 10s three months. On Friday a fair business was done in sharp cash g.m.b.'s at £ 38 to £ 38 10s, the market closing easier, with buyers at ESS and sellers at 238 21 611 threa months sold at £ 38 5s to £38 17s 6d the lasr, transac- tion was done at JB58 5s buyers over. Yesterday £3715s and E37 10i were paid for sharp cash g.m.b.'s, the last transaction being done at Ei7s 15s three months sold at £ 37s 7s 6d closing buyers at B37 12s. On the close of the first 'Change to-day the prices were £ 37 15s cash and £ 38 three months. LONDON, Tuesday.— Copper steady sellers ask £ 38 cash buyers, E37 Igi business done at £37 15s three months buyers, £ 37 17s 6d business done at S38 Tin weak-Strai 4, sellers. S90 15s; buyers, E90 10s cash three months done at £91 10s to ;S91 5s buyers now ao £ 91 5s Australian 12s 6d more. Spelter, £ 17 12s 6 Spanish lead, £ 12 15s; English, £ 13. Scotch pig iron, buyers, 43s 9d cash. Closing r port Copper steady-G.M.C done at JB57 15 cash, £38 three months. Stocks in Liverpool and Swansea have decreased 375 tons in the fortnight. Tin weak- Straits sold at -290 158 to £90 7s 6d cash jE90 15s optional three months 291 5s three months fixe.i. Australian, £91 7s 6d on the spot. English ingots, C94. Spelter. S17 12s 6d. Spanish lead, B12 los English do., £ !3. Quicksilver unaltered. GLASGOW, Tuesday.—Market flat; large business done 'It 43i 9ti. 43s 7d, and 43s 9(1 cash 43s lld, 43s 94d, and 44s one montb; buyers, 3s 9d cash 43s Hid one month sellers near. Middlesbrough done at 38s 5d to 38s 6d cash buyers, 38s 5jd cash 38s 8^d one montb; "leI ers, 111 mors. Hematite done at 48s 3d to 48s 5id cash 48s 7d to 48s 8d one month buyers, 48s bid cash sellers,Od dearer.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* SWANSEA.t NEWPORT! Aprl — Mor. Evn. Hgt. Mor. Evil. Hgt. Mor. Evn. Hgt. 1- 29 M 6 41 7 1 34 1 5 46 6 531 5 6 54 7 14 34 6 30 T 7 17 7 3534 3 6 2L 6 3631 7 730 7 4834 8 1 W 7 51 8 833 11 6 54 7 11 31 5 8 4 8 21,34 4 2 T 8 25 9 40 33 1 7 27 7 13 30 10 8 38 8 53 33 6 3 F 8 55 9 9 32 2 7 59 3 15 29 10 9 8 9 22 32 7 4 S 9 24 9 403 ) 70 8 31 8 49 28 4 9 37 9 53 31 3 5 -ST 9 57 10 15 29 2 9 8 9 15 26 8 10 10 10 28 29 7 6 M 10 32 10 49,27 5 9 44 10 4 2b 6 10 45:11 2 27 10 HoathBasm tHrince of Wales Dk. I)k

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, TUESDAY. A very moderate activity at present, obtains in all the staple trades at this port, and the lull which has prevailed in the steam coal market for some weeks past still continues, with very little prospect of an improvement in the near future. On 'Change to-day there was a fairly good attendance, but an unusual quietude was the prevailing characteristic in all our local products. In the steam coal market there was only a very moderate demand for large, and prices all round ruled weaker. For small, however, there was a very fair inquiry, and the high prices obtained for this commodity since the holidays were fully maintained. In the house coal trade a steady business was doing but, with the season so far advanced, that there should be a weakening of prices for all descriptions of bituminous coal is not to be wondered at. Local makers of patent fuel are still busy, but the new business effected is barely sufficient to replace the new orders now under execution. Price, however, for best brands are still quoted firm. The pitwood market continues quiec and prices unimproved, but a buoyant tone still Dervades the manufactured iron and steel trades, and with the local works well employed and fresh orders coming in freely, an a i vance on the prices now ruling may confidently be looked forward to. In our local freight market to-day chartering for steam tonnage was brisk, and a good average business has been effected. Rates for the higher Mediterranean ports continue steady, as were also Spanish, West Indian, Gibraltar, Bay ports, and coasting freights. Baltic firm. Eastern quotations remain unchanged. The following comprise the latest operations:—Jamaica, 16 9 i, clean terms of charter (Eglantine) Port Said, 11 9 i, option Malta, 9s 91 (East Anglia); Danube 12s 6 j (Parthenon) Marseille, 13 fes (Helms- ley) Dartmouth, 4 31 (Vulture); St Lucia, 14s 6:1 (Ayali?); Vigo, 711 (Glenmanua) Las Palrnas, lis (Abermaed); Malta, 9, 31, clean terms ot t>h»rt»-jr/Muriel), and again at 10. for (Livadia); Smyrna,lis 61 (Trewedden),and again at same rate for (Golden Grove); Port Said,lis 9d (Beethoven) Cronstadt, 7s coal, 7s 6d fuel, the last named Swansea loading. Sail.—Outward freights for the River Plate continue quiet, whilst for Rio Janeiro, Monte Video, and the Brazils genetally quotations main- tain a downward tendency. For the west coast and the East Indies there is letis inquiry, and, as a consequence, rates for these particular directions rule easier. Homeward freights from the wood and nitrate ports continue firm, with exceptionally good demanu from the latter for bandy tonnage. The following fixtures have been reported for South Wales loading:-Rio Janeiro, 26 3i Rosario, 41s, Norwegian vesgel Monte VHIPO, 27s, June cancelling, and again at 27s 6d for 1,850 vessel; Rio Janeiro, 24< 31 (Z mi), and again at 24s 6d for (Terapaca),July ino img Buenos Ayres, 35s, option Monte Video, 28.. 61 Monte Video, 27-s, June shipment. Ore.—Homeward business from the Spanish and Mediterranean ports remains moderately brisk. During the past week, however, quota- tions from (Jarthngena, Benixaf, and Pomaron have shown a tendency to still further decline. From Salta Cabello and Bilbao there is a con- tinued demand for bandy boats to load for ports in the Bristol Channel, whilst from Huelva, Carloforte, and Bona a good many boats have been recently chartered for the continent and east and west coasts U K. at fairly remunerative rates. There is still some little inquiry from Ergasteria, Pomaron, and Elba at about last figures. The following fixtures have been reporte,-i -Bilbao to Rotterdam, 7s 6d, good terms, 2,200 steamer Bilbao to Temeuzan, 7s 7d, free address, 1,750 boat.

SWANSEA FXCHANGE. SWANSEA, TUESDAY. f The meetin to-day was fairly attended, and we observed large buyers present, including Mr Dickerson, of Liverpool, and others. Consider- able business is reported to have been carried through, especially in tin plates, but we under. stand for short delivery. The steady decrease in the stocks of iron and tin plates, together with a decrease in the production, is a factor not to be overlooked as being the means of favourably influencing the prices. Pit! Iron.-Giaigow warrants, 44i l £ d, 43s 9id. I Middlesbrough, No. 3, 38; 6.1 prompt; Hematite —Warrants, 48, 3^1 to 48:1 4 £ d for mixed numbors, f.o.b. Cumberland. Welsh bars, jE5 2 6d to £558; angles, etc., at I usual extras, f.o.t. at works. Sheet Iron.-Singles, L7 103 to £ 7 1St f.o.t. at works. Steel.-Rails (heavy sections), £ 4 1St to £ 4 17s 6d light do., 25 5s to jB5 10s. Steel Sheets.—Singles, L8 15'1 to L9, with the usual extras for the higher gaugo-s Bessemer steel.- Tin-plate blooms, L4 12s 6d tin-plate bars. 25. Siemens' tin-plate bars- best, £ 5 7s 6d to JM 10s; all delivered in the district, cash, less 2j percent. Tin Plates.—Iron coke tins, per box IC, 13i 3d to 13s 61; Bessemer steel coke, 13i 9d to 14s Siemeus' (cokA finish), 14s to 14s 3 t ternes, per doubie box, 23 by 20 C., .25, 6d to 27s 3d charcoal (Siemens' ,t-,el). 27, 31 to 28s 9..1; best charcoal, 17.,¡ 3d to 22, 9d. Copper.-Ciiiii bars, L37 151 to £ 38 5i. Block tin, f90 10s to JE91. Spelter, per telegram received on 'Change, £17 10s to B17 12s 6 1. Lead. —English, E13 to jBIS 7s 6d; Spanish, £ 12 15^. LOCAL CHARTERING TRANSACTIONS. SWANSEA, TUESDAY.—The following charters have just been -Outwaras-Cronstadt, 7s coal, 7s 6d fuel (Blanchland ss); Rouen, 6s 3d, coal; Rouen, 6s 4^d coal (Lady Havelock as). WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. ISPJCOIAL TKLEGRAM3 FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. I The German barque Western Chief has grounded at Tybee probably will fbat with the following tide. The steame1' Richard Aiming has been toned back to Alexandria with the tail of her shaft broken. The German schooner Stas-furt and the steamer I Oeve gonne, both from New York, collided off Blank- enese, river Jlbe. The former sank, but the latter proceeded, damage unknown. A telesram from Batavia states that the British steamer Vlissinnen has had her machinery broken down irreparably at sea. A telegram from Kingstown, Jamaica, states that the tirst officer, carpenter, steward, two men, and two boys, crew of the Gettysburg, which was wrecked at Morant Bay, have been Inst the remainder have at Morant Bay, have been Inst the remainder have been landed at Kingston, Jamaica, I A telegrtm from San Framisco states that tho Queen Victoria dragged her anchor, and collided with tile Duittillan, both beinj; slightly damaged. The Oressington dragged her anchor an, I collided with the Forest Queen, beingslightly damaged. SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Tuesday.—Wind SE, fresh. Weather overcast, with rain. Sea rough Prustd East- steamers Atalanta. of Bristol; Hride, of Hayl6; Veronica, of Cardiff City of Bristol, of Dublin Auric, of Belfast; Marie Fleurie, of Newcastle Curfew, of Dundee. Passed barques Magnet, of Sunder- land; Mendoza, of Plymouth steamers H A Hart- mann, of Chna'.iansund Sumus, of Middlesbrough Actif, of Caen; Ossian, of Bristol. In the Roads- steamer Abertawe, of Swansea. LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD. Tuesday.—Wind S. fresh. Weather overcast. Sea moderate. Passed E"t-H M tug JEtna, accompanying H.M. gunboat Magpie steamers .McGarel, of London, from Belize, for London; Pri- vaieer, of Swansea; Teesdale, of Middlesbrough; Rathlin, cf Glasgow Norddeutscher Lloyd's steamer Weser, from Baltimore, for Bremen. Passed West— Coaby, of Liverpool, in tow; Frances Fisher, of Lon< don, in tow; presumed Hannibal, of Liverpool, from | Hamburg, for Swansea; steamers Maristow, of Ply- j mouth Eddystone, nt London Emmanuel, of Stock- I ton; Billow, of West Hartlepool; Avocet, of Cork. j SHIP FOR ORDERS, I The steamers Abarmaed, of Swansea, and Vulture, of London, arrived in Swansea Bay on Tuesday, for orders, which they received from the Signal Station and.proceeded for Newport. I MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. South Cambria left Havre for Cardiff 28th South Wales left Hamburg tor Cardiff 29th Royal Welsh left Naples for Kertch 29th A Strong left St Nazaire for Bilbao 29th Wilfrid left'Constaiitinople for the Azoff 27th Mandalay arvd Dunkerque from New Orleans 28th Matthew Bedlington arvd Dunkerque from Bombay 28th Earl of Dumfries and Taganrog from Port Said 29th IngclasDy arvd 1 brail 29th Goldn Grove arvd Antwerp from Nicolaieff 28th Ravenshoe passed Dover for London 30th Radyr arvd Newport from Bilbao 29ch Lane left Odessa 29th Resolven passed Constantinople from Pirseus for the Azoff 23th Glenmanua left Newport tor Vigo 30tb Lady Havelock arvd St Malo from Swansea 29th Cl&peyron arvd Rotterdam from Aovorossich 30th CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, April 29 —Robinia ss, 1306, Dun- kerque, light. HOATH DOCK, Anril 30.-CIJarJes Mitchell ss, 490. Guyenne ss, 1129, Rochefort, light. Cholmley ss, 851, Antwerp, light. EAST BUTE DOCK, April 29.—T.eechmere ss, 723, RotttmlaU1, light. Bala ss, 1268. Henry Brand ss, 444, Southampton, light. Albireo ss. 846, Bordeaux, pit: wood. Angiolina, 600. Honfieur, ballast. Guldrega, 871. EAST BUTH DOCK, April 30.—Pemptos ss, 1541. Victoria ss. 564. aron Blant.yre, 1558, Liverpool, bal- last. Marion ss, 135t. WEST BUTE Dock, April £ Albatross 323. Volzy, 102, Cruisic, pitwooJ. ielix Marie, 102. Perseverance, 70. Margaret Marie. 142. Leon Jeanne, 123. Anta- gonisc, 81, Invergordon, potatoes. WEST BUTE DOCK, April 3C.—Arminde, 127. Glen- shee, 850. PENAKTH DOCK, April 29.— Lydie ss, 1137, Antwerp light. Henry Anning s, 10::>9, Portishead, light. Sandsend as, 454, London, light. J R Hinde ss, lib, Irouvdle, light. PENARTH DOCK. April 30,-TreTider ss, 1019, Ant- we-p, light. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK. April 29.-Juno ss, Star, Bristol. Gironde "S, Donovan, Bordeaux. liOATH JJoCK. April .30-"hagbrock ss, Ebbett. London..Vtmyong ss, Wooldriuge, Saigon, Duke of Argyil ss, Prentice, Colombo. J Milton, Tomles. Bristol. fKAST BUTE DOCK, April 29,-Solway ss, Arnel, Glasgow. Garonne ss, Gowin, Venice. Elizabeth Allen ss, Arreii, Port Said. EAST Buth Dock, April 30.-Tempo ss, Sterry, Havre. Naworth Castle s. Parker, Reggio. Boucan ss, Pineo], Boucan. west BUTE DOCK, April 29.-Willia.m, Kearn. Fowey. Mystery, Wngat, Newport. Ola. Morrisey, Waterfnid foyle as. Kelly, Newport. WEST BUTE DOCK April SO.-Rusoer. Sorensen, Rosario. Nannie Aelai, Cyarncs, Bayonne. Gemini ss. Sum «r.son, Rouen. Minerva, Gorvin, Cariil. Alphon- sine, Lascelles, Dublin. Ridesdale, lieven, Imbetiba. Andromeda. Regene, Cronstadt. PENARTH DOCK, April 29.—Curs ss. Hayward, St Nazaire. Sea King tug, Newton, Liverpool. PENARTH DOCK, April 30.-Ariel ss, Corner. Singa- pore Kathleen ss, McK.y, Genoa Quicksten ss, Russejl, Portsmouth, Robert Fernie, Ciuickshank, Batavia. W H Starbuvk, Reynolds, Rio Janeiro. Abraham, Kerstegh, Cl^etown. ENTERED OUTWARDS-April 30. Madeira, Scotsman. H, 189, Hochfur;. W G Foy Co Barcelona, Peter Graham ss, H, 489, Phillips, Tillett Malta, Albireo ss, B, 846, Jupp, Cory Bros & Co Dieppe, South w,ck as. B, 391, Douglas, Harrison, Moore <fe Moore Po t Said. Henry Aiming ss, B, 1059, Anning Bros Algiers, Garth ss, B. 940, Hurley, Mattheivs A Co Jamaica, Robinia ss, B. 1305, Smith, Earl & Co Roci.efort, Irue Briton ss, u, 647. Gibbs & Lee Marseilles ss, U, 1540, Hardy, Wilson & Co Con,tantwople, Ctiolmley ss, Bf 862, Tumbull Bros Aldemey, Gorey Lass, D, 44. Kent. Morel Bros & Co St Nazane. i eeclunere ss, B, 723. Soeke, M Thompson Alexandria, Royal Crown ss, E, 1177, Hall Bros Genua. Trevider us, B. 1019. Cowling, Foster, Hain Buenos Ayres, Angi. lina, ly, 612, Morteo & Gratrex 1 Paul lie Loando, Ottilia, h, 632, Morteo & Gratrex La Kocheile, Guyeune ss. K, 1120, Fry. Holman Fry Stockholm, Marie, Sw." 258, Wessman, M Hillestrom Hong Kong, Peuipc^.s, Ger, 1541. Watts, Ward & Co Crun-tadt, Jupiter, Rus, 3.7. Gran Stein & Co CLKARED-Anril O. Port Said. Flambro ss, B. 2100 c-al Barcelona. Peter Graham as. B, 980 coal Maita. Ealiiig ss, H, 2080 coai Po t Said, Sapphire ss. B, 27b0 coal Bomb iy, Druihijerlie ss, B.>500 coal St Nazaiie, Leechinere ss. B, 1200 coal Alderney, Gorey Lass, II, 70 coal Kochefort, True liriton ss, H. 1250 coal Gibraltar, St Helier ss, B, 1700 coal Malta, CaiitQ.ti.S3, B, 2300 coal Dieppe, Southwick ss. B. 760 coal Genua., Kathleen ss, B, 1850 coal Port Said, Bothal SS, B, 22u0 coal Batavia. Sir Robert Feruie, B. 4000 coal Valparaiso, L-man, Chilian, 700 coal, 150 coke, 50 pig iron Can pana, Pellegro, ly, 747 coal La Rochelie, Guyenne ss, F. 2050 coal Rio Grande do JSul, Mette Kathrine, Den, 200 coa) Stockholm. Sktoid ss. Swe, 1800 coal Monte Video, Julie, NIVY. Id5 coal IMPORTS—April 30 Bordeaux, Albireo ss, pitwood, Simkiu Broll Croisic, Volzy, pitwood. Budd, Stonehouse & Co Invergordon, Antagonist, potatoes, R England SWANSEA—ARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK. April 29.-Frielld", 49, Bristol, maize, Tripoli 58. 916. Liverpool, light. NORTH DOCK. April 30.t Vincent s-, 78. Portia- heid, maize. Anire, 33, Briton Ferry, acid. Hawk, 36, Bude ballast. SOUTH DOCK, April 29.—Galtee ss, 298, Caen, light. DOCK, April C.-Wallley ss, 90, Llanelly, light. Atolanta ss, 89, Llanelly, lighr. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, April 23.—Springbok øs, Bilbao, iron ore City cf York ss, 30, Westb, tin. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, April ZO.-City of Bristol ss, 783, Bristol, light. SAILINGS NORTH DOCK, April 2j.-Ha.rton ss, Dyer, Caen. Mary James, Cattern, Porthcawl. Vigilant 3s, Blew, Port Talbot. Leopard ss, Gu> Higlibri lge. NORTH DOCK, April 30,—Magnet, Roach, St Nicholas. Mendoza, Symraons, Tucacas. Ossian ss, Reed, Charente. Belle, Pirry, Huelva. Vixen, Irons, Fal- mouth. Sumus as, Hongson, West Bank. SOUTH DOCK, April Johnsen. Stockholm. H A Hartmann, Walberg, Baracoa. I PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, April 29.—Ellen Vair, Richards, Xeat!i. Vamel S", Lea, N eWJ)ori. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, April 30.-Graphic ss, Allister, Smyrn'1. CNTERED OUTWARDS-April 30. Learate, River Plate. Chailty, Grk, 432, J Petter Aizew, Alice Depeanx ss. F, 571. Societe Commerciale Hamburg, City of Bristol ss, B, 798, Burgess & Vo St Malo, Galtee ss, B. 298, Sinnott, W liowell St Malo, Kite, B. 177, Dreland, Jefireys Co New York, l landaff City ss, B. 1259. Burgess & Co CLKARED—April 30. Hamburg, City of Bristol ss, 1\, 300 coal, 200 slag, 400 general Cadiz. Lady Agnes, B, 130 coal New York, Llandafi City ss, B, 1650 general St John s, Fruit Girl, B. 180 coal, 1 cask cider St Mdlo. Galtee as, B. 580 coal Copenhagen, John, Nwy, 300 coal St Nazaire, Pretoria ss, B, 1200 coal, 400 p fuel Montreal, Geogrjphique F, 20CO coal IMPORTS—April 30. Bilbao, Springboic ss, 990 iion ore, S Stephens Barnstaple, Cambria, sundries Barnstaple, Lenora, sundries Briti n Ferry, Annie, 70 acid. Vivian & Sons Portishead, St Vincent s<, 4800 bus maize. J Michael Neath, City of York ss, id tinplates, Swansea Harbour Trust EXPORTS COASTWISE—April 30. Newquay, John James, 44 coal. S & J Hill Newquay, Maiy Kllen, 44 coal, s & J Hill Newquay, Ina Lass, 44 coal, s & J Hill Neath, City of York ss, 3 ideal-, Gregor Bros Castletown, Bonita, 60 coal. Evans & Bevan Drogheda, Jane MrColl, 145 coal, Evans & Bevan Maryport, Walney ss, 230 coal, Nant Merthyr Co Avonmouth. Atalanta ss, sundries, W Pockett Bamstaple, Lenora, 60 coal, Glasbrook Bros NEWPORT-ARRIV ALS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, April 30.—Victory, 36, BIidg. Wfiter, light. OLD DOCK, April 30.—St Anne, 120, Bayonne, pit- wood. Mane Joseph, 79, Faon. pitwoorl. Therese Victor, 213, Nantes, ballast. George and Mary, 91, Jersey, ballast. Foyless, 199, Cardiff, cargo in transit. Tqesis ss, 121, Llanelly, light. Otto McCombie, 187, Briton Ferry, light. RIVER, April 30,-Blytbwoode ss, 770, Decido, iron ore. Harvestinan, 138, Gweek, ballast. Thorney. 57, Bridgwacer, light, Henry, 16, Minehead, light. Prior ss, 1058, Bristol, light. Acorn, 99, Bristol, light. Emma Jane, 55, Padstow, ballast. R W T, 41, Hayle, ballast. Dewi Wyn, 49, Watchet. light. Favourite, 35, llfra- combe, light. Prima, 37. Bideford, light. Temperance, 46, Gloucester, red sand. John, 103, Bristol, light. Golden Light,^ 103, Penzance, ballast. Achilles ss, Workington, pig iron. Devon, 79, Barnstaple, light, Edith ss, 57, Bristol, general. Solway ss, 407, Glasgow and Belfast via. Cardiff, general. Thames ss, 213, London, general. Pomona, 69, Penzance, ballast. Greyhound, 38. Watchet, ballast. Pamela Pennant, 29. Fishguard, ballast. Mary Lander, 86. Watchet, light. Thomasine and Mary. 48, Watchet, light. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, April 30.—Clan Macpherson, Wilson. Buenos Ayres. Hilda Olsen, Cronstadt. OLD DOCK, April 30.-Capt Parry S3, Smith, Dublin. Kampokus SOl. Cork. Scott Harley ss, Dempsey, Cork. Foyle s-, Kelly, Duqlin. Topic ss, Ferguson, Belfast. Pierre, Thomas, Hennebont. Odin, Danielsen, Le Moule. RIVER, April 30.—Huston, Watts, Fremington. William, Till, Littleton. Nancy McSweeney, Sutton, Colk. Royal Adelaide, James, Truro. Burton, Har. wood. Bristol. Rose. Rowles, Cork. Elizabeth, Har. wood, Highbridge. Archie, Stribl y, Skibbereen. Lizzie Kdith, Stevens, Peiuyn. Louisa, Morgan, Tenhy. Moderator ss, Williams, Bristol. Banner ss, Richards, Liverpool. Jas Renforth ss, Sully, Bristol. Monmouth ss, Bellamy, Bristol Express es, Willey, Hayle. Jeanne, Vivier. Abervrach. EMTERED OUTWARDS-ApIil30. Leghorn, Prior ss, B, 1C63, Graham, CAY oung & Co Bordeaux. Thos Coats SS, B, 762, T Beynon & Co Figueira, George and Mary, H. 91, L & H Gueret Constantinople, Octa sS. B, 1104. L 4 H Gueret Marseilles. Fleur de Marie, F, 131, ftohelle",A P Filleul Fort de France, Marie Therese, F, 218, A H Tapaon Maranham. Daisy, B. 464. Jones. Heard A Co Sables d'Olonne via Cardiff, Corrwg ss, B, 570, Gorvin, Societe Commerciale Syra and Piraeus Dartmore ss, B, 1038, Johnstone <fc Co L'Orieut, Jeuue Benoni, K, 121, Luco. Budd &; ('0 Castro, Alcedo ss, Spn, 859, Orders & Handlord CLEARED—April 30. Ferro!, Giraida, F. 170 coal Arcicbon, KJeur de Ma ie, F, 201 coal Torre Annunziata, Cephaionia 8H, (irk, 1430 coal Paysandu, Lo;iis Montgomery, U, 3Û coal Sable d'dlonne via Cardiff, COlrw ss, B, ballast IMPORTS—April 30 Faon, Marie Joseph, 100 loads pitwood. Jones, Heard Bayonne, St Anne, 185 loads pitwoo Jones, Heard Decido, Blythwoode ss. 14b iron ore, Decido Iron Ore London, Wave, 100 manure, Wilks & Co C>rdiff, Foyle S, cargo in transit, J F Thomas" Co Gloucester, Temperance, rerl sand Bristol, Edith SS. general. Burton & Sons London, Thames gS, general. Burton & Sons Glasgow and Belfast via Cardiff, Solway ss, general, Burton & S ns EXPORTS COASTWISE-April 30. Cork, Abraham Sutton Is, 320 coal, Wiiks & Co Ballycotton, Gleaner, 180 coal Watchet, Mary Lander, 60 coal, W Hockey Plymouth, Laura and Isabel, 270 coal, Rennie, Wilkin- wn&:C, Dublin. Foyle ss, 369 coal. J F Thomas & Co Belfast, Thesis ss, 500 coal, J F Thomas & Co Cork, Fame, 120 c >al. Clapp & Co Fishguard, Pamela Pennant. 48 coal, Clapp Co Boscastle, Eleanor Mary, 68 coal, Clapp St Co Dungarvan, Annette, 132 coal, H Evans Dungarvan, Sarah and Mary, 120 coal. H Evans Barnstaple, Fanny, 76 coal, H Evans Cork, H:ury Herbert, 208 coal, Bevan & Pryce Cork. Tally, 120 coal, Bevan Pryce Wexford, Echo, 135 coal, H Powell PORTHCAWL. ARRIVALS, April 30.—Fanny, Arcachon. 125 loads' pitwood. Ocean Co. Regina Coeli, La Tremblade, 80 loads pitwood, North's Co BURRY PORT. SAILINGS, April 28.—Voiana ss, Liverpool, tin. April light.

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W.C u 3735 £ YOUNG MEN, with means, wish to correspond Ai with two good-looking Young Lades, about 2C confidence.—Y. and Z. Post-office, Y stalyfeTa. rinwo YOUNG TRADESMEN, ages 23 and 24, in i good positions, wish to nieet with two good- look ng young ladies, of little means, with view to early marr age enclose photos genuine.—Address Wilkins and Wilson, Butchers' Arms, Ystradgyula779 ilUMral, JE^SE WILLIAMS and Co Chemists, Park-hall Buildings, Cardiff, require a smart Lad who can pack and bottle quickly. 730 ISast aitir Jfounlr. TT^OUND on Easter Monday, Fox Terrier black a spots on head and tail; if not claimed within 5 days will be sold -37. Kincraig-street. Carditf. 945 FOUND la t Sunday m rning. small Black Colt, _X' with white star on foreheid. If not claimed in six days will be sold to defray expenses.—Francis, Pendwrenfach, Merthyr. 9" KEYS.—Lost, a bundle of three Keys, between G rdon-road. Bridge-street, and Mili-lai'e.— Finder rewarded on returning them to Police-stat on. Westsate-street. Carditf. 988 IO-T early last week, from 34, Emerald-srreet, Cardiff, a fawn c lour Bulldog, whiie breast and white forepaws any person de aining same after this date will be prosecuted 967 LOST on Sunday night last, from Splott Farm, Cardiff. 4 Mountain VVetiiers, old pitchmark, I S. on near side finder rewarded. 739 1/vs. REWARD.—Stolen or strayed on trirlay. t April 12th, from Garn Common, a lignt gi>-y Mare Pony, or 13 hands high, rising 6.—Apply DavidLU^t^ForestFach^j^ (feiincatiouaL A LADY requires a re-engagement as morning or .t1. afternoon Governess. Excellent references — Governess, South Wales Daily News" Office. Cardiff. 543 §7>DUC aTION.—Eighteen Guineas yearly for board, laundr- ss, English. French. Latin and Music. Foreisiii professor. No exts. Cow kept.—Refer- ences, prospectus, view of m'1flsion and beautiful grounds, on application to Governess, Gloucester. 803 171RENC1I CONVERSATION — Mrs Davies 0>4e Mirault),12, Kichmond-1er..Park place,Cardiff 139 JESSONS in Algebra, Trigonometry, Mensuration, J Mechanics from 7 to 9 p.m. mod^ra;e terms. -Capt,in OWe,), 64. Loudoun-square. Cardiff. 690 f >RVVATE LE-^ONS in Painting, by Young Lady f terms moderate drawing-room knick-knacks painted. Artist," Daily News Office, Cardiff. 519 SCHOOL OK MUSIC (inrunion with tho London College of Music).—Miss Simps .n, 18, Newi-ort- road (nearly opposite University Col1ee). 811 "VSTANTEK at once, for the Seven Sisters Board vv School, an Assistant Mistiess, to teach abou. 3) infants S andard J. and Ne d'ework; salary, £ ?8 p t annum, Applications, suiting age ând previous .,xperience, accompanied hy testimonials, to be sent to D. Bevan Turbervil e, Esq Solicitor, Pontardawe, on or before thj 7th May next 5707 3Bon«5tir ^rrnants. A GOOD SRRVANT wanted in a family by May 24th who can cook no beui oom work assist- ance given; wages £ 16- £ 18—Mrs Webb, Lower- terrace, Hampscead, London. N.W. 8 t OOK wanted for season, first class Hotel in Wales Vy wag s. £ 35 also Kitchenmaid, £ 14.—Ciry Registry, 100 New-street, Birmingham. 799 I/iNERGETIC, domesticated widow (29) is desirous j['j to "btain re-engagement as Housekeeper com- fortabl home first consideration understands diry. —W., Daily ews" Office, Swansea. 926 ("1 LNERAL SERVANT wanted strong girl, 18 to 7T £ 0 good character state wages.—Mrs Blyth, Hillside, Clifton Wood. Bristol. 25 ("1 ENERAL SERVANT Wanted to Wait in bar ji when required. — Apply Manager, Liberal Institute, Wyndham Arcade, Cardiff. 19 ( TOOD GENERAL SERVANT wanted at once; X earl riser; good cb1racter.Apply Lamb Inn, Pontypridd 710 IN OTEL SERVANTS, Barmaids, Waitresses, S | Chambermaids, etc., disengaged, will take either seasons 01' pennaneut situations.-City Registry, 100, New-street, Birmingham. 798 1ADIES wanting Servants, 8ervants wantin sitn- j ations, apply Mrs Bosse's Registry. 18, wynd- ham Arcade, Cardiff. Wanted, Waitresses, Chamber- maids. Cooks, and Generals. 662 REENGAGEMENT, as Housekeeper, by respect- able, trustworthy person domesticated, and careful mallaer well recommended.—Miss Davh,32, Eldon-road, Canton, Cardiff. 90b SERVANT.—Wanted at once, a strong Servant Girl.—Williams & Co Lloyd's Shop, Pentre. 15 WANTED, by May 10th, strong, clean country Girl, aga 17 to 18; good character indispen- sable —Apply the Misses Griffiths, Stationers, Cow- bridge. WANTED at once, an experienced General TV ervant three in family.—17, Windsor-pl ce, Cardiff. 21 WANTED, a good Genei aljServant; good preferences required.—Apply at 44, Oakfield-street, Roath, Cardiff. i 10 WANTED, good General Servant for farmhouse VT npar Swansea; good reference required.— Apply X, "Daily News" Office, Swansea. 981 WANTED at once, a working Housekeeper for & working man no children.—Apply A; R-, Daily News" Office. Cardiff. 945 VMT ANTED, good General Servant, that ean wash TV and iron (from country preferred), at once.— Mrs Davies, 89, Castle-road, Carditf. 952 WANTED, good General Servant, able to do plain V T cooking must have good references,—Apply 5, Park Grove. Cardiff. 888 WANTED immediately, experienced General Servant in a small piivata family, accmstomed to young children part washing put out; wages £ W- —App.y Mrs Jones, East Villa, Cowbridge. 887^ WANTED, situation as Parlourmaid or House W Parlourmaid age 21 good reference.—A. Bowen, Kartley-teirace, Plasmarl, near Swansea. 922 WANTED, pliin Cook. experienced Waitress, VV Chamb. rmaid, Under Waitress, and Under Boot3.stamped address ;=ervams' Agency. Beaufort- street, Brynmawr. 865 WrANTED, good plain Cook: Pius; be clean, and t' early rier.-Send reference, age, and wages required, to Mrs Maddock, The Lawn, Fishponds. 792 WANTED, good General Servant; must have good < h iracter.—Mrs Witchell, Ashley House, Caerlenn-road, Newport. 894. WAN I ED immediately, General Servant, age 18 to 23 good references required country girl preferred.—94, High-street, Rhymney. 885 WANTED immediately, a General Servant and I" help in cooking, with good ref -rence one used to hotel good talary given.—Apply Vivian Arms, Swansea. 794 ANTED, for Tenby, good Plain Cook in Gentle- F man's Family.— tate all particulars A B.. 9, Queen's Parade, Ba:h. 791 W? ANTED, agood General Servant or Mother's ? f Help who can cook.—Apply Mrs Recs, 40, Mer- chant-street, Pontlottyn. 771 WANTED, a Gencal Servant for a working man V V (widower), with two children good home moderate salary to a respectable person.-Address E. W., care of Mr Charles Davies, stationer, Llan -ly, Carmarthenshire. 607 '4I,T ANTED at once. experienced General Servant v T fair pliin cook goon wages to good servant.— Mrs Procter, 41, Windsor-road, Penarth. 706 t j" ANTED, experienced General Servant; also v v House and Parlour Maid (Mother's Uflp dis- engaged).—stamped address. Servants' Agency; Beau- foro-street, Brynmawr. 677 '11HE Insertion of sveral Advertisements is I delayed because the references giveu are to l'ost-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- Y1ifl."ters are not allowed to deliver letters RO addresse(1. Situations Vacant. OOT TRADE.-Wa.nted, Rounders 0 men's, B women's nail work.—Apply Smith, Clydach, Swansea Valley. t — S/XPERIKNCKD TAILORS wanted afe^once.— I A Apply to W. and M Jenkins, London. House, Blaen Garw, Garw Valley ACTORY HANDS, Clerks, WMehousemeN, Women i' Wanted to form Boot Cluhs; most liberal com- mission largs increase of income certain tagh-cla-s sewn, strong, handsome boots sure to sell.—Phillips and Co" St Katherine's Works. Northampton. 267 B/TTTERS and TURNERS are requested to keep B away from Laodore teel Works as there is a wages dispute pending.—Signed W. Setten. 24 (1OOD BRICKLAYERS wanted at once; also X Labourer and Carp.-nter.—Apply Comley, Porth- cawl. 970 HAIRDRESSERS.—Wanted, Young Man, 18 to 20; itJL none but of first-class experience need apply.— 22, Water-street, Aberavon. I HOME EMPLOYMENT.—Ladies can earn lbs to 30s weekly by Automatic Knitting Machine; cash or hire purchase terms work supplied.—Address S, W. Company, 67, Southwark-street, London. Agents wanted. 697 OPEN TO ALL.-£2 to £10 per week easily earned without interfering with present occupations. This advertisement is genuine.—For particulars see Trade, Finance, and Recreation," of all newsvendors and railway bookstalls, Id., or post free, 1d.-36, Mark- lane. London, 1.C. 101 2731 RKSPECTABLE Man wanted immediately wages 35s, besides commission education unnecessary. Regular work.—Address Surface Company, Bolton. 671 SPINNER wanted reular employ; to commenco in a few days,-A"ply to James Thomas, Cwmdwr Factory. Llanwroa, Carmarthen. 5745 STRONG YOt'TH, about 16, wanted as Boots, and to assist in kitchen abstain r. with good char- acter.—Apply W. Thomas. Kmporinm, Llandrindod.680 mAILORs.—Wanted at once, first-class Coat Makers, J1. constant employmeut to suitable men.—Apply personally, or by letter. Williams Bros., 135, Commer- c al-street. Newport, Mon. 891 rff^AILORS.—First-class Coat builders (permanent) A wanted at T Jones, Paris House, Tonypandy.903 ri^AILORS.—Wanted, two General Hands also Im- 5. prover immediately.—Enquire of A. Phillips Emporium, Pontycymmer, near Bridgend. 774. riPALLORS.—Wanted immediately, Two General JL Hands.—ApDly E. Coombes, Tailor, Tonypandy. 972 rS^AILOR^.—Wanted, a General Hand must be JL steady.— Apply D. Jones, Penygraig. 854 fjPAlLORS.—Wanted, two General Hands also an 1 Improver, with view of learning the art of cutting.—W. Herbert, Brynaman. 845 f|lIN-PL\TE WORKER.—Wanted immediately, a General Hand.—Apply to Pritchard Davies, Ship House, Llandilo f | MN-PLATE WORKER.—Wanted, an Improver, 3 accustomed to the work of an ironmonger's shop. State age, also last employer.—Fryer, Brecon. 750 f § O BUTCHERS. — Wanted, respectable Young Man, J[ with first-class reference (good salesman and cutter), to manage branch also active Young Woman to manage branch, good saleswoman ana cutter.— Apply at once, stating wages, A., Daily News" Office, Cardiff 909 mo HAIRDRESSERS.—Wanted, a good Hairdresser 1_ and Shaver (indoors) -:3tate terms to Davies, 5, King-street, Carmarthen. 844 rjpO HAULIERS.—Wanted, a strong, sober Young X Man to drive horse nnd cart; good home.—M. Thomas. Butcher, Penclawdd. 722 rpo PASTKY-COOKS and Confectioners.—A first- | class Man wanted at once.—Apply C H. Sayce, Abergavenny. 803 mo SADDLERS.—Wanted, a Young Man accus- J. tomed to town trade, to manage a branch business -latthews. 39, Commercial-road, Tredegar. 839 TO SADDLERS.—Wanted, a General Hand, accus- Jt tomed to collars. If married, a house of four rooms can be had at 8s per month.—Apply Matthews, 39, Commercial-road, Tredegar. Permanent situation. 890 rpo TAILORS.—Wanted, Three General Hands; X constant work to suitable men; from the coun. try pref. rred.—Apply T. Davies, Tailor, Ferndale. 49 rno TAILORS.—Wanted immediately, a married J Man, to live in and take charge of branch shop good salary to competent man.—Apply with references to T. Pric and Sons. Treorky. 917 rgAO TAILORS.—Wanted, Coat, Vest, and Trousers JL Hands immediately Rhonada lug paid.—Apply to T. Price and Sons, Treorky. 918 mo TAILORS.—Wanted, an experienced and re- JL spectable Man as Cutter, to fill up time in sewing and soliciting orders if required a single man pre- ferred, to live indoors-Stare wages, references, age, &c., to X. Y.. Daily News" Office. Cardiff. 840 rs>0 TAH.ORS.-Wanted at once, General Hand; Jl constant work none bat steady men need api.ly._W. Phillips, Tailor, Llanboidy, Whitland, RS.O. 773_ WANTED, practical Foreman to take charge of 'V Machinery in connection with Bess-mer and Steel-rolling Plant. No person who has not tilled a similar position aet d apply. Sta e wages expected.— Address Crawshay Bros., Cyfarthfa Works, Merthyr Tydvil. WANTED, at the Carmarthenshire Infirmary, a. t. w Sraff Nurso salary £20, with washing and uniform no one need apply who cannot produce testimonials of good training in medlCal and surgical work.—Apply, with c pies of recent testimonials, to the Matron at > bove Infirmary Hi ANTED at one. 2 good Helve Makers.-Apply f ? James Roberts, < wmcarn Mill, Abercarn. 47 w ANTED, experienced Millwright for Tin plate v v Works; salary, £ 2 per week.—Apply, with testimonials, Mr David Williams. Osborne House, Pontypool. 5786 WANTED. Working Mechanic, to take charge of v f hngines and Machinery of small Tin plate Works, ana must be capable of doing his own repairs salary, B2 per week.—Apply, with testimonials, to Mr David Williams, Oshorne House. Pontypool 5785 W' ANTED, an experienced Commercial-room Waiti ess by the 25th of May, with unexcep- tional references.—Apply New Inn Hotel, Poutypridd. 9 W. ANTE f) at once, a Coat Hand constant woik guaranteed.—Davies Bros., Teivy House, New- castle-fimlyn. 989 \\7" ANTED, a Contractor to undertake the removal a Contractor to undertake the removal Tf of 15,000 to 20,030 tons of earthwork—Apply Partridge Jones and Co., Limited, near Pontypool. 899 \\J ANTED, a steady, active Youth or Man ex- 'v perienced in Old Iron and Machine y Irade must be ab e to keep set of books, correspond, ana have soma txperience as salesman.—Reference and particulars to Iron, South Wales Daily News Office, Cardiff. 895 WANTED for Tin-plate Works, two Enginemen to f take charge of Engine and BoUerst; also smith and Pattern Maker.—Apply, "stating wages required, to X, "Daily News" Office, Cardiff, 5756 W7 ANTED, a practical Mechanic, accustomed to v f pitwork.and who has had exptrience in erecting hea.vy pumping machinery.—Apply Partridge Jones and Co., Limited, near Pontypool. 898 WANTED, Coachman Gardener; married man v without family preferred.—Apply, stating refer- ences, to Coachman, D lily News" Offic Cardiff. 857 YVTAliTED, a steady Man, able to boil sweets and v v help in bread and small goods. Apply 3, Bridge-street, Neath. 860 W AN ED, single Man as Groom and Stableman, to live in the house, to drive out occasionally and assist in kitchen garden.—Apply T. Lewis, Lianel- wedd Arms Hotel, Builth. 867 \\7 ANT I 'D a good Confectioner at once.—Apply VT G.White 42, Madoc-street, Swansea. 831 WANTED, a good Fitter, accustomed to con- TV tractor's work, as leading hand,—Apply, by letter, John Mackay, Newport, Mon. 852 WANTED, a steady Young Man, able to manage Aerated Water Works, to deliver, and sohcit orders.—E. Harries and Son, Fat Ox Hotel, C*rd'gan. 776 WANTED, a. Young Man (single) by a greengrocer, 'v to be generally useful and used to horses with reference.—Apply to M. Jones, Nantymoel, near Bridgend. 775 \\J ANTED, a Married Man (no children preferred) y v who thoroughly understands all farming work wife to be employed milking.—Apply W. Willvtms. Splott Farm, Caidiff 738 WANTED at once, a Man about 18, to drive out, v v take charge of horse, and deliver letters a good character indispensable outdoors an abstainer preferred.—Apply Davies, Cross Keys, near Newport, Mon. 676 WANTED, thorough y experienced Roll Turner, TV of the highest qualifications, and accustomed to roll the most difficult sections also an equally good Roller. To go out to the United States, where first- class wages will be given. No one need apply unless he is thoroughly experienced in rolling difficult shapes on a'• two high" reversing mill.—Address, with full particulars as to experience and character, to Gallo- ways (Limited). Manchester. 5650 WANTED, Wasbman; must be sober and good TV workman married preferred.—Apply, with testimonials. The Severn Tinplato Company, Caldicot, nea.r Chepstow. b86 OQ WEEKLY and upwards may be easily and honestly realised by persons of eiwier sex, withont hindrance to present occupation.—For par- ticulars and sample, enclose addressed envelope to Evans, Watts, and Company (P 137), Merchants, Bir. mingham.—This is genuine. 217 rpHE Insertion of several Advertisements is J_ delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. bop Assistants, BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, a smart Youth.—Apply personally Wallace's, High-street, Swansea. 982 BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.—Wanted, a competent f) Man as first salesman, window-dresser, and stock-keoper.-Apply, with references, to W. Charles, Abergavenny. 913 RAPERY APPRENTICES —Vacancies for two Young Ladies as apprentices good opportunity for thoroughly learning the trade.—Apply Verrier, Wine-street, BristoL 941 DRAPERY.—Wanted at once, (rood Junior for Manchester Department.—Full particulars' to Jones, Manchester House, Pontypool, 48 DRAPERY.—Wanted, an experienced Young Man, also good Junior; must be good window dressers and salesmen. — Apply Thomas Yorath, Swansea. 980 BRAPERY.—Wanted, a thorough Salesman and Q good Window-dresser also sharp Youth as Apprentice.—Apply, with full particulars, to J. Davies and Co., Treherbert. 948 DRAPERY.—Wanted, experienced Young Man for Q Dress Department; good window dresser also Junior young man. — Apply Vorrier, Wine-street, Bristol. 940 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, a smart Junior. iLl -Apply, full particulars, to J. S. Davies and Co.. Dowlais. 937 DRAPERY.—Wanted, a Young Lady for the f counter.—Apply, with full particulars, to A. Morris, Blaina. 866 MILLINERY.—Wanted, respect- able Young Ladies to learn the above trades also Youths for the Drapery and Outfitting.—Apply to G. and P., Daily News Office, Cardiff. 839 DRAPERY AND MILLINERY.—Wanted, sharp Youth also young lady as apprentice.—J. W. Clarke, 28, Crwys-road, Cardiff. 731 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, a (tood Junior for the Manchester.—Apply to W. Williams and Co., Pontypridd. 727 S \RAPEKY.—Wanted, a Young Man not less than e four years' experience must be accustomed to window-dressing.—Jones and Co., Penarth. 673 d RESSMAKING, Second Hand,wants place a r moderate salary.—M. S., 1, Quar-terrace, Melin- crythan, Neath. 743 8 \RESSMAKING.—Wanted immediately, several 9 Skirt and Bodice Hanus also Improvers statel experience and previous situations.—Pugh and Co., Builth Wells. 751 DRESSMAKING. —Wanted, First Hand stylish and good fit indispensable.—Apply, giving full particulars, D. S. Thomas, Bazaar, Pentre.Rhoodda. 848 | "k RESSMA KING.—Wanted immediately, a reallv \.J good Bodice Hand good wages.—Apply Mrs Austin. 27. Duke-street, Cardiff. 966 (1 ENKRAL DRAPKRY ami OUTFITTING.—Good JT Junior wanted used to window dressing; Wtlsh.—A pp y Arthur Daniel, Troedyrhiw. 726 ROCERY and Provision Trade.—Wanted, a strong T Lad as Apprentice.—Apply William Harris, 144, High-street, Merthyr. 43 d .ROCERY.-Wa.nted. good Junior good reference ™ lr from last ernployer.-J, Evans, Grocer, Eliza- beth-street, Aberdare. ROCERY and PROVISION TRADE^—Wanted, a X sharp Junior, able to solicit and make himself usefuL —Apply at once, Jenkins, Ferndale. £-1 ROCERY.—Wanted at once, stro t Junior, sober 7T and willing to make himseli useful.—Apply, personally if possible, Thomas Morgan, Gilfach Goch. ("1 ROCERY.—Wanted at once, a strong Lad.—Apply X li. F. Richards, Llwyopia, 724 GROCERY.—Wanted a. good Assistant: Welsh ne- cessary personal application preferred—Apply D. Bowen, High-street, Merthyr. 976 GROCERY. Sitùatian wanted as junior five years' experience; excellent references; ab- stainer English outdoors.—X. Y. Z., Daily News" Office, Swansea. 35 (1 ROCERY.—Wanted, Junior Hand; age about 17; T Welsh necessary.—Apply personally, Thomas Thomas, Tonypandy. W3 f l ROCERY and DRA PERY.—Wanted, "an~ experf- ™ T enced Junior must have thorough knowledge of both trades good character indispensable.—Apply, stating wages, toD. Lewis, Garndiffaith, Pontyoool. 675 ROCERY.—Wanted at once, a Young Man to T deliver goods and make himself generally useful Welsh.—W. L. Meredith. Porth. 5714 (^1 ROCERY TRADE.—Apprentice wanted must be jt quick. — Apply personally David Williams, Grocer, Twynyrodyn. 707 BOCERY and Provision Trade.—Wanted, a strong T Junior Welsh necessary.—Apply ffm. Harris, 144, High-street, Merihyr. 925 ROCERY and PROVISIONS.—Wanted immedi- JT ately, smart Junior or Improver; personal application preferred,—W. Walters, Stepney-street, application preferred,—W. Walters, Stepney.street, Llanelly. 742 ,VJ ILLINER, first hand, thoroughly experienced, JJf ft quick trimmer, and stylish state age, salary, and reference.—II. H. Taylor, Splotlands, Cardiff. 16 | MILLINERY.—Wanted, First Hand state age, Jvi. salary and experience also a Lad as appren- tice to drapery.— Baker and Manhire. Newport. 5792 MILLINERY. — Wanted immediately, an expe- l rienced stylish Milliner able to serve.—Apply, stating full particulars, C. M Williams,Aberystwyth. MILLINERY.—Lewis Lewis anil Co. Drapers, J.-vA Swansea, have a vacancy for an Apprentice. 919 .J"0 DRESSMAKERS.—Wanted immediately, an Jl experienced Dressmaker. Apply to Thomas Phillips, Neath. 5758 rpO GROCERS' ASSISTANTS.—Wanted, a good A Hand for provisions, not under 20.-Apply, stating experience, references and salary required, John F. Sanders, Newport, Mon. 5793 GROCERS' ASSISTANTS. Wanted, a good X Counterman; must be able to speak Welsh.— Apply to A. Buchan and Co.. Rhymney. 5759 ASSISTANTS.—Wanted, smart, X pushing Junior (Welsh).—Apply, stating full particulars, to Jennings and Co., Morriston. 672 mo OUTFITTERS' ASSISTANTS.—J. D. Evans, Jt. Lower Cross, Ledbury, has a Vacancy for a respectable Young Man in the General Outfitting and Hats must be able to dress a window. 674 WANTED at once, a thoroughly stylish Milliner. Apply, with full particulars and photo, Mrs Andrew, 94, Queen-street, Cardiff. 17 WANTED immediately, an experienced Junior; T V must have thorough knowledge of the trade good character indispensable.—Apply Jones and Son, Blaina. 4 WANTED at once, goodlmprover to Dressmaking. V V Apply G. Jones, Stationer, 8, Church-street, Abertillery. 2 JED, a sharp Improver, also Apprentice to the Grocery and Provision trade.— Apply to Thomas Thomas, 149, Neath-road, Briton Ferry. 34 \\[ A*TED, experienced Young Men for the Dress v Y and Hosiery departments Welsh, with satis- factory references from last two employers' indispensa- ple. Evan Evans and Son, London House. Llanelly. WANTED immediately, Young Man for the Drapery and Grocery-Apply to David Davies, Post-office, Pumpxaint, Llandilo. 990 ANTED, Milliner and Dressmaker good hands. v Apply M. Bowen and Co.. Abercarn. 862 WANTED at once, a strong Boy for grocery trade. I T. -Apply 38, Carlisle-street, South Splotlamls, (Jarciitt. 9ó1 WAITED, an experienced Young Man for the ™ drapery side Welsh.—Apply, full particulars, to W. R E'lwards, Family Draper, Carmarthen. 843 WANTED, an experienced Grocer's Assistant; Welsh necessary.—William Richards, High- street, Swansea 756 WANTED by a Draper, an experienced Young LAay as Saleswoman in the Mantle Department. W., "South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 587 i Insertion of several Advertisements is oetayea because the references given are to Post-offices, to initials, or fictitious names. Post- masters a-e not alio we (i to deliver letters so addressed Otlt'rks, jilanaiurs, &'C. FRENCH CLERK, speaking fluently English and f3palllsh, wants employment best references,- ^tidrijiSjLT^A., Pogte Restante, Rennes, France. 805 Situations Utankti. I A^fEC TABLE Young Man requires a situa- In place of trust, or would travel for a brewery. wwi? Th Ann"8 £ r> and other particulars, toR. Hugh, 10, Mill-10 .d Pontypool. 999 A ^CK,D ('oachman seeks a good *■ A 4, y understands his duties in all bi anches. Coachman, Llanwern Park, Newport. 907 AKERS, CONFECTIONERS.—Wanted, by ex- perienced Workman, a situation well up in both branches, good reference can take entire charge of bakehouse.—Address W. Vrch, 1, Morlev- < street, Bussell Town, Bristol. 904 ( 1 ARDENERS, Gardeners. Good reliable men for y all classes of situations may be heard of by appiy ng to William Chbran and Son, Oldfield Nursery Altrincham, Market-street, Manchester. 66 WANTED employment as Porter, Watchman, Caretaker, or any place good army discharge • age 30.—21, Trelierbert-treet, Cathays, Cardiff. 763 M A ST i-R BAKERS and Confectioners.—situa- Jt tion wanted by a good cake and pastry hand • good sugar boiler and bread baker; 2 years good chara.cter.-B&ker.8. Gloucester-street, Barnard town, Newport. 5733 rpHB Insertion of several Adv«rtiseiB»»t>» is X delayed because the references given are to Post-offices, to initial*, or fictii ions names. Post- masters are not allowed to deliver letters so addressed. Àgttu:ít5, ltrabdltrs, &£. A GOOD AGENT wanted salary nd commission; will suit anyone having spare time gentle- manly occupation no goods or sample. to carry particulars free by post.—Apply to Box 47a, St Thomas Chambers, London Bridge. 13714 5179 ACTIVE AGENTS.—Wanted, intelligent men of good address. Rars opportunity for earning money. Something new; required by all.—G. D., Bacon and Co., 127, Strand, London. 797 GENTS wanted Sickness and Medical Aid Soc ety. Industrial agents may work it with present business.—Agency, 86, Cyfarthfa-street, Cardiff. 963 AGENTS wanted throughout Great Britain whole or spare time. Terms good.—Apply S., 12, Aldersgate Chamber, London, E.C. 863 or spare time. Terms good.—Apply S., 12, Aldersgate Chamber", London, E.C. 863 AGENTS wanted in eveiy Town and Village thioughout the United 'Kindom- Terms most liberal.—Apply to J. K. Room 5, 1 and 2, Chiswell- street, London. 868 V GENTS wanted everywhere for '• The Complete Business Register," a Tradesman's Account Book salary and commission.—Messrs H. Pampbilon, Congleton, Cheshire. 421 BRITISH Workmen's Assurance Company.Ximited. —Wanted, by this popular and growing Company, noted for its prompt settlement of claims, Agents throughout Carma.rthenshioe, < 'ardiganshir Glam- organshire, Monmouthshire, and Pembrokeshire lib- eral terms and promotion to ucce-sful men.—Apply H. H. Jones. ¿4, Hamilton-street, Cardiff; or J. Cyftwyn Evans, 7, Temple-street. Swansea. 548 COLLECTOR wanted, salary 24s and commission — j For conditions apply W. Willan, Manager, Victoria Friendly Society, 8, York-terraca, Swindon, Wilts. 27 ROYAL Counties Insurance Society. — Wanted, respectable Agents. Small book at Pontypridd vacant; terms, one stamp.—Superintendent, 29, Fifth- road. Georgetown, Tredegar. 89 UBBER STAMPS.—Agents Wanted —Best "and cheapest in the world particulars free write for press opinions.—Graham, 13, Tyler-st., Ipswich. 901 MART, energetic Men required in every town in 10 Monmouthshire and South Wales to Sell our noted specialties on the easy payment system. Goods of every description, including Pianoforte- Organs, Harmoniums, Bicycles, Tricycles, Perambulators, Bassinettes Wringers, Mangles, Sewing and Washing Machines, Books, Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Furni- ture, <fcc., <fec. Splendid opening for pushing men. No risk or outlay every facility ior doing business; success certain.-For particulars apply, wIth refer. ences, to Mr Minor, Agency Superintendent, Wheeler and Gee. 26, Castle-road, Cardiff. 838 rtlHE WHIITINGTON Life Assurance Company iL require Special Agents at Newport, Pontypool, Chepstow, and Abercarn, to work their monthly premiums salary and. commlssIon.-Apply Herbert Davies District Superintendent, Arcaae Chambers, Newport, Mon. I 971 WANTED, by a Wholesale Tea House (London tV and Liverpool), a Traveller having a good and safe connection in South Wales, Herefordshire, and Monmouthshire. State ground previously covered, average amount of yearly sales, salary and expenses required.—All information strictly confidential**to M 50, care of C. Birchail, Advertising Agent, Liver- lodgings, apartments, &r. \PARTMENTS (well recommended) for Young Gentleman, or two friends; good cooking; terms moderate.—74, De Burgh-st., Canton. Cardiff 747 J LANISHEN. -Furnished Apartments, with at 1J tendance, in Cottage near station: board if desired. —Address Madam. I lanishen, Cardiff. 870 I3ENARTH. — Lansdowne, Private Hotel and Boarding Residence extensive Channel view superior accommodation moderate charges special tetms to permanent residents. 122 fjoiises, & mntttt. WANTED, small genuine Baking or General Business, or where there is good opening low rent.—Care Mr Bassett, Statrenchurch, Tetsworth, Oxfordshire 796 Jor ale.1iausts, lEattih &r. BARGAINS.—Houses, Shops, Ground Rents situ- ated Cardiff, Barry, Pontypridd. &c. Apply Mr Cooper Penn. St. John's-square, Cardiff. 782 BRIDGEND.—Hotel, Bottling Stores, and Plant, Milkwalk, and about 15 Acres Land.—Apply Robert Lougher, Ship Hotel. 991 FOR SALE, six Houses Treharris-street; ten small Jt' Villas, Cottrell-road, Roath four Houses Seymour-street, East Moors.—Apply Jonas Phillips, Builder, Roath, Cardiff. 880 ( t LENROY and ARRAN STREETS, near the new T" Park,Cardiff.—Several well and conveniently-built Villas .for sale. Apply to M. Lawrence, on the pre- mises, or 127, Railway-street, Cardiff. 732 PENARTH.—A convenient, roomy ViUa, West- bourne-road, near Railway Station good roads. —Apply F. Speed, 2, Plymouth-road, opposite Railway Staticn. 693 ILFRACOMBE.—Pretty detached Freehold Villa, with new and handsome furniture, to be Sold 11 rooms, bath, stable and coach-house drainage and sanitary arrangements perfect; lovely situation, and close to parish church. Price for house and furniture. £ 1,100.—Apply Braund. Kstate Agent, Ilfracombe.5787 PROPERTIES for Sale in various directions in the Town.—Apply Samuel Lewis, Contractor, House and Estate Agent and Valuer, 81, Richards-terrace, and Estate Agent and Valuer, 81, Richards-terrace, Roath, Cardiff. 663 I EVEN-ROOMED HOUSES for Sale well built healthy, and convenient. Ten minutes' walk from Cardiff Docks.—H. Marshall, Grange, Cardiff 156 fg W BE SOLD. Two well-built Houses, Ruthven- I street. Castle road two-tliirds can remain at 44. —Puraell, The Walk, Cardiff. 976 I ijto bu 1td.-1iø1ts.5. lEattfc, &r. BUILDING LAND, BARRY DOCK. To Let, eligible Building Sites at Glebeland, Barry within five minutes' walk of Barry Dock (central) Station.—Apply Rev J. W. Matthews, Springfield, Cadoxton, near Carditf. 984 CARDIFF.-Oakfield.street, semi-detached Villa recently put into thorough sanitary condition— Apply to Messrs Jenkins, Clarke.and Teasdale.Cardifi. 1050 DAIRY more cows, stable, etc good 6-roomed house.— Reasonable terms on application to W. Sanders and Son, 28, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. DETACHED VILLA, near St. Clears, furnished. U lovely flea view suitable for summer vacation for family.—Apply Jenkins, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 HEREFORD.-—To Let, or for ale, Crescent House, South Bank-road, Hereford, standing in abou. 6 acres of its own grounds, and containing 3 reception, 1 bath, and 9 bedrooms.—For particulars, apply to H. Claikson, 9, High Town, Hereford. 939 LLANDAFF.-To Let, seven-roomed House, with JLJ cellar, large stables, and outbuildings good garden would suit cab proprietor or contractor.— Apply T. Chatterton, Pencoea, or J. |JENARTH BEACH.—Private Residence to Let ■ furnished 9 rooms, stabling whole or part; full view of channel; delightful situation immediate possession.—Mrs L., Rock Villa, The Esplanade, Penarth. 923 OENARTH.—To be Let or Sold, semi-detached "a. 14, Plymouth-road, near railway station, containing three sitting-rooms and five large bedrooms. —Apply on premises. "50 OENYBRYN, Gabaf/a, Llandaff.—To be Let, with i, a^e occupation, a semi detached Villa and small garden rent, £ 23 rates verv low.—Apply at Messrs U atson's Timbar Yard, Cardiff. 10 LET, Lovaine House. Oakfield-street, lioath X very large breakfast room, kitchen. larder, scullery, wine cellar, on basement floor; very large drawing-room, dining-room, smoke-room, office, and china pantry on first floor nine good bedrooms, bath- room, lavatory, best w.c. very large garden and use-~Apply on the premises, or to R. Smith, 44, Oakfield-street, Cardiff. 39 LET, Rose Cottage, Commercial-street, rent, X B24 per annum.-Apply A. E. Atkins, Photo- graphic Chemist. Newport Mon. 5769 BE LET, 242, Newpoit-road.—Apply 2, West X Luton-place, Cardiff. 969 rPO LKT, ten.roomed Villa, complete, and an eight- t. roomed Hous, ill good condition; both beauti- fully situated.—Apply S. Harse, Newport, Mon. 859 rpo LET, 8-roomed comfortable House, good garden, moderate rent, at Penybont (5 miles from Llandrindod Wells); good fishintr. Also a Villa at Llandrindod Wells (suitable for residence or taking visitors) to be Let or Sold.—Apply to W. Thomas, Emporium, Llandrindod. 861 ri^O LET, convenient six-roomed House in Cathays, J- close to site of new park rent moderate.—Apply Radcliffe, 46, George-street, Cathays, Cardiff. 881 rpo LET (furnished for summer or by year), compact X one-storied House standing in its own grounds, commanding lovely views of the Wyndcliffe and rivers ye and Severn. Ten minutes' walk from church and railway.—Apply Miss Howell, Hardwicke Cottage, Chepstow. 807 *-?/| CHARLES-STRE ET, with Coach-house and Stable, to let from 24tb June next.—Apply Lewis Hopkins, 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. 833 let.-ISusineas premises, &t> TOWN, near Pontypridd.—To Let large Shop and Premises, facing Parish-road, between Augustus and Archer-streets. For full particulars apply to Secretary, Cottage Company, Queen's ChamberSj Cardiff, or to Mr J. Williams, Liverpool xiouse, Chve Town, near Pontypridd. 298 (CUSTOM HOUSE-STREET.—Commodious Business j Premises, part adapted for offices or living accommodation low rentals.—Apply Jenkins, Phil. harmonic Chambers. Cardiff. 1050 pARD.FF.—Large Yard and Workshops, near St. I Mary-street, suitable for Cabinet-maker, Cab Proprietor, Aerated Water Brewery, or any business requiring space rent moderate to permanent tenants immediate possession. — Apply to Messrs Jenkins, Clarke,and Teasdale, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 A iRICKHO WELL.—House and Shop to Lut; 8 rooms, 7 good cellar, side entrance suitable for any business newly papered and painted rent £18- Apply Mr vv atkins, 1. Standard-street. 921 HOUSE and SHOP, with Bakehouse to Let, Wyndham-crescent, Canton.—Apply Mrs Wil- I,arlls< Pembroke-House, Conway-road, Canton, Car- diff. 957 HOUSE AND SHOP to Let 1st of June next; Jt Jt; suitable for boot and shoe, millinery, dress- making, Ac. pi-te-glass front; situated in King. street.—Apply Payne <fc Co., King-st, Blaenavon. 915 HOUSE AND SHOP to Let in populous business neighbourhood: suit any trade; immediate possession.—Apply Perkins' Outfitting Stores. Ponty- wain. near Abercarne. 892 HOUSE, with stable, workshop, and yard, Swinton- tJL street, Roath; respectable locality; bathroom (hot and cold): rent low.—Jenkins, Philharmonic- chambers Cardiff. 1050 LAUNDRY (small), with House and Plant at Can- ton, to be Let immediately capital opening for energetic couple.—Apply W. Sanders and Sons, 28, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 873 HOPoS, 44 and 48a, l-iroauway plate glass fronts good position rent very low.—Apply 47, Stuart- street. Docks, Cardiff 928 rpO LET, Masons Arms, Hirwain, with immediate X possession double licensed good position — Apply Secretary, Trecynon Brewery Company, Aber- dare. ■ 42 rpO LET immediately, Cwmcarne Welsh Flannel JL Manufactory machinery complete.—Apply D"ffryn House, Llandaff. 5770 TO LET. Queen's Hotel. Abersychan.—Apply Yorath Jj. and Son, Brewers. Newport, Mon 5761 rpo LET. commodious Premises, suitable for a X grocer, draper, or butcher bakehouse might be added, with very tittle expense. —Apply W. Wukius, antyglo.. 802 rpO LET, Small Works, 160 by 30 feet; railway t siding; gas, water, sewers J mile from Town- hall, Cardiff.—S., Daily News," Cardiff. 930 rpBE HARRIS. Te be Let as a going concern, a X House and Shop situated in Penn-street, where a. groc ry business is now carried on good cellars double frontage and bakehouse attached —Apply 1, Perrott-street. Treharris. for Bt?posal. BAKERS.—Family trade, clearing about B4 weekly JL) net profit. Strictest investigation invited. Price about J3100 inclusive.—Johnstone, Rotunda Buildings, Cardiff. 718 I.) AKERS and Provision Dealers; established 20 i :) years taking over S40 weekly Family trade. £300 required.—Johnstone, Rotunda Buildings, Car- diff. 714 BUTCHERS.—First-class ready-money Business I.) for disposal; one of the most flourishing towns In Wales proprietor taking larger and other engage- ments small premium required.—Apply B., Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 910 (CARDIFF.—Profitahle Fancy Business, in first-class j position; satisfactory reasons for retiring; aood shop.—Apply to Jankins, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1050 tlLOTHIERS, <&c • making nearly £10 profit per J week old-established business, populous manu- facturing locality about £ 1,100.—Johnstone, Rotunda Buildings. Cardiff 715 (OACHBUILDERS and WHEELWRIGHTS.—Re- vy munerative Business in important city. doing a large turnover. Plant, stock, < £ c. £ 300.—Johnstone, Rotunda Builaings, Cardiff. 716 "d COFFEE TAVERN for immediate disposal, near V-V Penarth Dock. doing good business satisfactory reasons for leaving.—Apply Refreshments, "South Wales Daily News Office. Cardiff. 770 ITHOGRAPHIC PRINTERS (established 30 years).—Owner retiring large proof trade at good profits price £ 500 (machinery included).—John- stone. Rotunda Buildings, Cardiff. 717 TO CHEMISTS. An old-established Chemist's Business to be Disposed of incoming moderate proprietor retiring.—Chemist, "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 114 rpo IRONMONGERS.—For Disposal. an Ironmon- A gery Business in a large town in South Wales premises in the best thoroughfare stock about B500 rent, only £ 40.—Apply to R. Pardoe, Ironmonger's Valuer. Aberdare. 748 rpO BE LET. Butcher's Business; immediate < possession 62, London-road, Gloucester estab- lished 1850.—Apply Ti Orchard, 35, London-road, irorsos, Eibc (Carriages. VETERINARY SURGEON^—Messrs Moir and Perry. Surgery 35, Charles-street, Cardiff. 4256 Landaus for Sale at Cardiff V7 and Newport, from B5 each aJso a Waggonette Brake to carry 20, at Swansea price £ 30.—Apply Marston and Co., Coach Builders, Birmingham. 753 CHEAPEST in Wales, set of Trap Harness also set of Pony Harness new and stylish.—Deakin, Herbalist, High-street, Swansea. 810 ITIOR SALE, Pony, 13 hands, 5 years, sound, good X worker; with trap and harness suit any busi- nets £15.-93, Clifton-street, Roath, Cardiff. 741 FOR. SALE, Tip and Spring Carts, Traps, -t- Wagonettes, Vans. Trolleys, Wheels. Latest im- provements best materials and workmanship.—H. Marshall, Grange, Cardiff. 150 |XOGERS, Carriage^ Builders, Bristol.— New and Second-hand Carriages latest designs, moderate prices particulars on application. Estab. a century. OGERs, CARRIAGE BUILDERS, BRISTOL.— Carriage repairs moderate charges careful supervision estimates free any part country. Fre- quent unsolicited testimonials. 311 OME GRASS LAND to Let for cattle on tack.— o Tatf Vale, "South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. STYLISH WAGONETTE, quite new, light pole, bar, lamps, mats (Barton's, Bristol); cost 80 guineas; price £ 25.—X., "Daily News," Merthyr. 896 "V17"ANTED to Sell, Young Dog well taught; age 1b months warranted good driver.— Thomas Mason, Shepherd, Troedrhiwfuwch, near New Tredegar. 46 ETERINARY SURGEONS—Messrs" Moir and T Perry. Surgery 35, Charles-street, Cardiff. 4256 itoultrg, JJtgwms, &r. I LACK MINORCA COCK, and five"Hens~laying! J! 32s, or offers eggs for sitting, 2s 13, until sold. —1, Chapel-street, Pontypridd. 26 FORTY pure breeds of Poultry at popular prices kggs_for hatching. 5s 6d per doz. Hillier's Patent Atmospheric Incubators, at a liberal discount. Spratt's Patent Foods, Appliances, Ac, Ac. — Blanchworth Poultry Farm Company, Dursley, Gloucestershire. Beautifully illustrated catalogues, one stamp. 5277 OHEASANTS Eggs, from strong,healthy birds now I ready price, 8s 6d per dozen. —J. E Allen, Old Market, Bristol. 998 iflusical. FOR SALE. American Organ, six stops, knee swell, rosewood case gocd condition. — Apply Mr Jenks. Post-office, Barry. 667 M ISS. ASTLE gives Lessons on the Pianoforte and Singing. Pupils can receive instruction twice each week either at their residences or 22, Charles- street. Queen-street, Cardiff. Terms moderate. 5435 MUSIC MADE EASY." — A marvellous easy i.TJ method for all to play Piano, Harmonium; Is. free.—Rev Wm. Hughes, Ogmore Vale, Bridgend.651> IBiqrrtes, «,- BICYCLE, 52 inch, bent handles, hollow forks, &c.; balls back and front; good condition price £ 4. —ft. T* 12, SeyuoorstrMbt Aberdare, BICYCLE. — Rear-driving Safety (second-hand) wanted, in good condition.—Give particulars and lowest price to Cyclist, "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 747 CCYCLISTS.—Rear-driving Safety, by noted Coven- j try firm beautifully plated and enamelled balls everywhere, including pedals brand new for £9 19s 6d approval anywhere, or seen anv evening.— 10, Pembroke-road, Canton, Cardiff. 6 FOR SALE, front-steering silver-plated Tricycle, ball bearings throughout magnificent machine. —G. J. Kenvyn, Drayton House. Maindee, near New- port. 858 MORRIS BROTHERS, the oldest cycle dealers in Wales. The cheapest house in the trade for all best makes. BICYCLES, 36s, 45s, 58s, 69s cash (all sizes). TRICYCLKS, 68s, 95s, UOs, 150s cash various patterns. SAFETIES, 8, 9,10, and 12 guineas latest improvements. DOUBLE TRICYCLKS fromE5 IDs; Parcel Carriers from £9 10s. Repairing, platin". enamelling promptly attended to. Officially-appointed repairers to the Cyclists' Touring Club." Large stock, lamps, bags, spanners, saddles, bells, and sundries. "Self Propulsion," useiul for learners post free, 8d stamps, Morris Brothers, Cambrian Cycle Works, Pontypridd, enclosing one stamo for price lists and estimates. 4099 ^rtacijiiwry, f&aais, &c. pECKETT AND SONS, LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE BUILDERS, JgRISTOL. LOCOMOTIVE JjlNOINES ALWAYS IN STOCK RKADY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. Full particulars on application. 1081 pORTABLE JgNGINES, MORTER MILLS, SAW BENCHES, ENGINES, BOILERS, And all machinery. On SALE, HIRE, or PURCHASE HIRE On lowest terms and ready for delivery. 0HARLES D. jpHILLIPS NEWPORT, MON. Send for Phillips' Machinery Register, 6d. 1095 THE ^yORTHINGTON QTEAM PUMP, FOR MINES. Sinking Deep Headings and Permanent Lifts to 1,200 Feet Head. THE MOST SUbCESSFUL PUMP IN THE WORLD FOR COLLIERY AND GENERAL PURPOSES, WILL WOHK UNDER WATER. Highly Economical. JJYNE S'TEEL AND CO., NEWPORT, MON., 5243 SOLE AGENTS FOR SOUTH WALES, m 0 g T E A M S H I P Q W N E R S Requiring New A R I N E g OILERS Of the Highest Class and Power. Apply for Prices and Designs to G. K. STOTHERT & CO., 5453 ENGINEERS, BRISTOL. _I Ii^OR SALE, One double-rivetted Boiler, 30ft by 7ft for 701bs pressure one double-rivetted Boiler, 30ft by 6ft lOin, with Galloway tubes in each flue, for 701bs pressure one flue Boiler 18ft by 5ft for 60108 pres-ure one single 6in cylinder Steam Winch, with reversing gear; engines, boilers, mortar mills, and contractors plant of every description, cheap — Lawrence Scowcroft, Bolton. 1123 Fon, SLE, 116" Horizontal Winding Engine. 110" Vertical ditto, 1 pair 7" ditto several Boil rs and Fans, Weighina M .chines, and Pumps ch-ap, at the Engineers' Supply Depot, North Dock, Swansea. 52 FOR SALE, a good pair of Winding Êngines. 6jin. JL cylinders, three inch double crank reversing very strong; well mado all brieht; steam valve pipes donkey pump price, £ 50.-2, NorOi-st., Bridgend. 488 FOR SALE, a first-class second hand Vertical Jf Engine, 8-inch cylinder, 12-inch stroke, 6-feet By-wheel, with di iving pulley, stone bed, and all com- plete to be sold cheap.—Apply South Wales Dl\.iIy News Office. ardiff. 484—4105 Magons nnlr oUwrn -jquisitca. UTE SPRING WORKS. East Moors, Cardiff. All t) kinds of railway wagon, carriace.and locomotive bearing and buffing sprin s made to order and with despatch. The proprietors are also the sole makers of Mitchell's unbreakable steel buffers fur wagons and locomotives, and Heald's patent spring steel drawbar c^idle, applicable to the existing short draw bars. Repairs done promptly and nt low rates. 2608 RAILS.—Steel and Iron, cheap, all Sections from 10 to 90 lbs per yard.with Chairs, Fishplates, Spikes, Bolt", Nuts, and Nails to match when required, also SwitCt.es, Crossings, Lever Boxes, and Turntables. Sleepers of steel. iron, or wooo. Steel Springs for railway wagons and carriages- Heald's Patent Steel. Draw Bar Cradles for connecting draw bars. Mitchell's P>itent Buffers. Corrugated Buffing and Bearing Sprinas. l-ee Moor PorcelailJ Fire Brn-ks, San >, clean and sharp, suitable for locomotives, filter-beds, build- ers, etc. Aberthaw Limestone. Pebble, 80'111 Urouad Lime.—Apply to the Bute Works Supply Co., lZ). Bute Docks, Cardiff. 3022 RAILWAY WAGON AND LOCO, WHTSKW HE-TYRED AND TUttNEIK PATENT MACHINE MOULDED 8?Un, BEVEL, WORM, and HELICAL TOOTH WHEELS. ——— 4994 RICHARDS AND HOPKINS, ENGINEERS, BRITANNIA IRONWORKS, NEWPORT. MON. IAILWAY WAGONS tor Hire or Sale! Cash or defamed payments.-The Midland Railway Car. riage and Wagon Company, Limited, Midland Works, Birmingham. 1082 SLEEPERS.—New, creosoted, 9' x 10" x 5", from J stock. Price delivered on application to the Bute Works .vupply Co 129. Bute Docks. Cardiff. 7Q2 Jfor ^a( £ .-lfttscella!tc0its. BOATS (all sizes), ash oars, etc., always on hand.— j) T. Jones. Bristol Channel Yacht and Boat Build- ing Sheds, Swansea. 5482 FEATHERS. Good Dry Poultry Feathers, sent to Jf any rai way station, carriage paid, for 6d per gound, any quantity, 011 receipt of postal order, to H. tiiiidy. Wholesale Poulterer, Welshpool. 605 FIREWOOD.—1,100 bundles, 2Os five-bushel sack J)' chopped wood, Is 8d delivered free Cardiff.— Andrews and Baby, Cardiff. 935 I?OR ALE. 21 Tons Prime Meadow Hay.—Apply J. ? Griffiths, Carlisle House, St. Briavels, Coleford, Glos. 745 HAY.—100 TONS choice Meadow Hay, price JLTL £3 5s per ton special quotation for buyer of large quantities.—John G. Marsh. Custom House- street, Cardiff. 843 HAY.—About 25 tons of Prime Meadow Hay for sale excellent quality.—Apply to Mr Lewis Hopkins, 10, Queen-street, Cardiff. 3387 LARCH FENCING and SCANTLINGS for Sale. Also Beech Planks, all sizes. PONSFORD BROS., Clarence Wharf Saw Mills, 2050 Newport, Mon. LINUM VITiE, about 4 cwt., from 4 inch to 14 JLJ inch diameter; a bargain.—Apply P. Minus, Portishead. 883 OATENT FUEL, made from house co >1 (230 blocks < to ton), lis at works; or by load, Us6d tonde- livered.—Crown Wotks, Old Sea Lock, 2144 SECOND-HAND GROCERS' FIXTURES, Counters, Show Cases, 1 ea Bins, Canisters, Show Drums, Bowls Tea Scales, Counter Scales, Weighing Machines and Weights, Hand Carts, Trucks, Butter Dishes, Box- woodKnives and Beaters, Provision Knives, Stee s, and every requisite for Grocers and Provision Merchants, afclowesc prices for cash.—Address BRITOL SECOND- HAND STORES, 22. Temple-street. Bristol. 1274 PLENDID PAIR of~Dissolving View Lanterns, with Lime Lifcbfc, an<* niaryellous Pamphengoa Lights, also Apbengecope, with sets including the opera •'Dan Dabberton's Dream, the Bottle, Village Blacksmith, Curfew shall not ring to-night, Billy's Rose, and beautiful. effects; the lot for B9 sni* lecturer great bargain. Bazaar Agent. Tenby. 938 rrVWELVE CARTES DE VISITE, 2s 8d six, ls8d. I two Cabinets, 2s 6d; six, 5s. One ten inch panel, 5s; two, 7s. Copied or enlarged from any portrait. however faded, sent with postal order or stamps to Mr F. S. D. Philhps. Perfect conies and original re- turned free. — London Photographic Comoany, 304, Regent-street, London, W. 1150 iftisceUanenus IREants. VACANT LAND.—Wanted, for a month, from 21st May, use of about 2,000 to 3,000 yards Vacant Land in central situation Cardiff, for auction sale of iro n goods.—Give particulars, lowest rent, to Blakiston, 45, Hawarden-avenue, Liverpool. 5744 Miscellaneous. FURNISH on our New Hire System. Houses or JT Apartments completely furnished on a new sys- tem adopted solely by us, whereby all publicity, exposure, and enquiries usually macb by other com- panies are dispensed with. We have an immense stock ot Household Furniture of cheap and superior quality. All goods sold on the Hire System at ready- money prices. We make 110 extra charge for credit and all goods sent home in a private van free of charge. No stamp or agreement charges made; no bill of sale; everything private Arrangements completed without delay, and, being manufacturers, we guarantee quality, and will undertake to supply furniture, etc. at 10 Der cent. less than any price-list tssued by any firm in Jardiff meven showrooms. Call and inspect our immense stock, and compare prices before purchasing elsewhere. We will supply £0 worth for 2s 6d weekly S10 worth, 4s weekly B15 worth for os weekly £20 worth, 6s weekly, and so on in proportion. Special term"! for larger quantities. Please note the Address SOUTH WALES FURNISHING COMPANY. 31, Castle-st. (opposite the Castle). Cardiff. 12783—1105—23 ASTROLOGY.—What is before you? Send date of birth, stamped addressed envelope, and postal order Is, to J. Wilson, Wilton-road, London S.W. 641 Aim^ROAD^—200 loads of good Garden Mould may h" had for hauling awav,—Apply 1, Albany- road, Ruath. Cardiff. 946 if lHURNS, Cheese PressesT Butter Workeis, Milk j Cans. Seed Drills, Horse Hoe., Ploughs, Harrows, Lawn Mowers, Rollers, Garden SQat, etc. Seeds, Manures, and Implemnts of every d'3SCrlptlon.- Hibbert and :"011S, CasMe-street, Cardiff. 3750 JEWELLERY —Watches, Watch Materials, Hard- ware. Toys, Musicul Instruments, Pipes whole- sale list post free —Wright, St. Luke's-road. Biiming- ham. 679 r ADDERS, suitable for builder*, painters, and _A others, always ready 011 hand at T. Jones's Ladder Manufacturer, Beaufort Arches 2 4, Swansea IADIES' own Hair Combings made up parcels per J post promptly attended to.—W. Whiley, Hair- dresser. Penarth. Established 13 year?. 914 MARQUEES, Tents, Flags, Counters, etc. for Å Hire distance no object.—Apply Thomas Pugsley and Company, Newport, Mon. 68 3 > ETAILERS WANTED. —Lawrence s"Corn Cure, III Cements, Liquid Gold, Marking Iuk. Retailers Randies, Conybar. Swansea Lister. Davies, Shrews- bury Ross's, Knighton; Williams, Llanwrtyd; Harries, Decorator; Jenkins, Llandovery (boot- maker); J. Davies, Llangadock. — Depot: Leebank- road, Birmingham. 30 1 —" TOBACCONISTS Commencing, write to-daj Illusd. Guide, post free.—Tobacconists' Ou!fic »J Co., 11 Beech-ct., London,^i.C. H Myers, Managejj^> ,1 ,° BAKERS. F^R" PME~Wheaten Meal, II. Watts Brothers, Peterstone Mills, Peters super-My. -A "V HAT IS BEFORE YOU ?— Send date of bro:, V stamped envelope, and six stamps, C. GO 91, Pil.lae.roa(1. London. JEtmeij. 4 DVAXCES made from £ 10 to £ 1,000 to JOL holders. Farmers, Fruit Growers, and others"^ their note of hand, at a few hours' notice.—Apt' Louis Barnett, 9, Carol in -street, Cardiff. 877-^l>| MOXEY Lent Privately, on note of hand, to Ho^l holders, Farmer. &c on their own securiW'I advances made the sam•> day os applied for —Vppjjl S. Thompson, -Market-buildings. Pontypridd. 878¡. iVf ^ENT, in strict confidence, from £ i v r £ 100, wituout delay, to respectable Ho"s\| holders, Farmers. and other-, Not a. Loan office. Apply to Mr James Probert, Caruiff-road, CaerP^$J ABERCARN.—A private person, with B30 to 5; would like to lend it in sums of B5 or BIO, I not want much interest, but appicants must ba bo fide and secure borrowers.—Apply, enclosing stain ""I to 113, Priclhard-street, Abercarn. 9. LOANS.— £ 5 to £ 500 immediately advance*! IJ respectable Hou eholdcrs (male or female) up^Jl their own. security, in town or oouotry. No fees. Distance no object,—Apply peisoually or letter to Secretary, The Equitable-Advance Bank, Working-street, Cardiff, opposite St. John's Church-1 M-iuy HOUSEHOLDERS FARMERS, PUBUCANSI -MJL BUILDERS. I Cowkeej»ers and others can obtain cash advances ^.l moderate charges and easy repayments without del™! or publicity, on their own security, and without "fit loan office routine, by applying personally or by Mr G. H. .If I 22, Trinity-street, Cardiff- I Distance no object. Special attention to counr1 265 Note the address ;—22, Trinity-street, Cardiff, MONEY LENT by a Priv ;te Gentleman, in JLTJL of £10 to £500, to Farmers, Garden^! and Householders generally, for p-rposes of 'jl creasing Stock or paying Rent, or County Co"r,| Executions, Ac. I ADVANCES REPAYABLE BY EASY INSTAfr I „ i MENTS. ia| All business matters strictly private, and no pub' inquiries made. 1 Advances made on Mortgage of Property, Li1 Interest, Ac., at 5 per cent. I Apply Mr T. Edwards. 51 The Parade, Cardiff. IVf 0 N K Y LENT O N NOT E OF HA^I JLTJL Privately bv CHARLES H. WHEATLEY, K^'l from S10 to £6,(0). I 34, Great Russell-street, Bioomsbury. and 27, BlootØt I bury-street, New Oxford-street, London. I ADVANCES MADE WITHOUT SURETIES O. DELAY, in town or country, upon note of hand and to asist per80H8 into business, unon mortgage 011 furniture, leases, machinery, fanning stock, crop*! shares, jewels, p'.ate, plant, a.nd stock, without r* I moval; also upon life policies <tnd doeos at 5 per cent- I TRlCT SECRECY OBSERVED I N.B.—No genuine application ever refused. A* 1 communications strictly private. Prospectes I every information, showing all the advantages offered I post free. Having a large surplus capital at comma"" I all advances are granted cheaper than at any other ør I tablishment in London, from one to fifteen years. 11 I N .B.—If desired. Mr Wheatley wiii attend persona'" I at applicant's residence with cash, and carry out t I advance. 5728^ | COMMERCIAL <^D VANCE |^ANii, I "I Q QUAY-STREET (off St. Mary-street, opposi" I JLv, Church-street), CARDIFF. I MONEY LENT to respectable Householders, oil I their own security, tewn or country, £.3 to £500. Ka9* I repayments no fees or any other expenses charged. I Apply for full particulars to I 840-1101 JOHN J. LEWIS. I MONEY to invest privately on mortgage of f I h ld property, at 5 per cent.—X., Daily New* I Office, Usk. 746^ I I iT± NOTICE, I BY A PRIVATE GENTLEMAN, I From £10 to Sl.OOO, at 5 per cent. « I Why apply to Professional Money Lenders, I Companies or Banks, when any responsible applicant I can obtain an advance i'rioUehj without Sureties aflj I the usual formalities of a Loan Office 1 For the Bene.» I oi Borrowers I am prepared 10 grant advances from I to Ui years in any part of England or Wales, to JD,iV' I or fe-i ale (distance no object), and if desired tbe I interest can be paid quarterly, or half-ye »rly, or as Hial I be arranged, therefore the applicaut gets the I benefit of cash advanc-d.—An ply in confidence to tb I actual lender, H. HUNTER, Esq. 130, Westminster I Bridge-road. London. S.E. 13564 2852 I SOUTH WALES Financial Corporation (Limited)"' I Cash Advances made upon good Approved Secu' I rities re-payable by instalments or otherwise. I Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. John Jenkins, A.C.A- 1 Secretary. 5283 I ONE'TCONFIDE NTIA7.LY ADVANCED"? I £ 10 to £ 200, without delay or loan S routine; special terms to shopkeepers and farmers 1 1 no bill of sale required no charges of any description I unl ss usiness is completed.—Apply Mr S. W. § 29, High-stree' Chepstow. 553^ I <•/| X 1Iteady to be Advanced on ft01*} I Freehold or Leasehold Property,' | sums of £ 100 to £ 10,000 also on good personal I rity, reversions, annuities, &c., Ac.—Messrs lIerl1 I Financial Agnis, 72, St. Mary-street. Cardiff. 1 1 MONEY LENT Without Bill of Sale to 1 Householders, <fec., in sums from £ 10 to fil,000* '1 at a few hours' notice, upon th ir own security aloii* Moderate charges and easy repayments No law co*j5 —Apply Thos. Roberts, H, Coity-street, Bridgend. ,V| ONEY ADVANCED PRIVATELY and witbod if 1 Publicity.— £ 5 to £ 500 lent to respectable ho holders, without delay or loan office routine. Letter* '> or pergonal calls treated in STitlCT CONFIDENCE! or v/iil attend personally at any address upon receip5 of letter.-Mr 15. B. LESTER, 15, A Newport (4 private house).. 11 LENT wrraooT BILL OF SAK Vrtvite ffencleman is desirous of advances upon promissory note alone, at 5 pJt cent; interest, to male or female, without sureties, strictly private, for any term not exceeding years-i" Apply for prospectus and scale of repayments to G. Shove, Esq., 21, John-st„ Adelphi, London, W.C. 383J JMPORTANT TO BORROWER MONEY LENT PRIVATELY. A gentleman wishing to invest Cash is open to receife applications from people requiring same AdvanoeS can bo had on the NOTE OF HAND ALONE of a.ny responsible person (either male or female), 10 Town or Country, at b per cent. in sums from £10 to Bl.OOO. and which can be repaid either monthly or quarterly or arrangements m de to suit the borrower, or, i* desired, the amount lent can remain nt interest ALL PROPOSALS STRICTLY PRIVATE. Address or apply to— rco„ x Mr A- EDWARDS, 5580 Lyneham House, Wealdsione, R.S.O.. Middlesex* MONEY.-]* YOU WANT AN ADVANCE OF CASH, from £ 20 to £ 2,COO, apply to the BANK, 18, ADAM-STREET, STRAND, LONDON, for a Prospectus, which willshe^ you at a glance the exact amount you will have to repay. The transaction is STRICTLY PRIVATE, the only security required by the Bank being the BORROWER'S OWN NOTE OF HAND. Advances are made throughout the United Kingdom to all classes, and distance is no objection 3795 C. J. KNIGHTLEY, Manager. „ MONEY LENT PRIVATELY AT A FEV* HOURS' NOTICE. Gentleman having a large amount of Capital ,s willing to grant advances, upon note of hand alone, $irrvY?y ^aIm not exceeding 15 years, rrom £ 15 tf £ 1,000, at 5 per cent., to Clergymen, Farmers, Hotel Proprietors, Lodging-house Keepers, Tradesmen, or to any responsible Person, Male or Female in Town or Country. Withmit loan ojjiet formalities or bill of sale- Distance no object, and so long as the interest is paid the capital can remain. No genuine application re- fused. All communications are treated strictly private. Apply to the actual Lender, II, Harrison, Esq., 87, Yors-road, W estminster Bridge-road, London. 1115 MONEY LENT ON NOTE OF HAND ALONE, ITi. IN SUMS FROM £20 TO £4,000. THE NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK. BALDWIN-STREET, BRISTOL. The Directors of this well-known, old-established Bank are prepared to offer exceptional advantages to all re pectable and trustworthy persons who are in need of temporary assistance. Cash is advanced at a Day's Notice, in any part of town or country, without sureties, repayable by easy instalments or 111 one sum, and on THE BORROWER'S WRITTEN PROMISE TO RE-PAY. Among the advantages offered by the Bank, the following deserve attention THCOMPLETEDH WITH which loans abB THE LOW RATE OF INTEREST CHARGED. THPRYV^CYEN GUARANTE £ OF^ SraiCTBSU TH^ SMALL REPAYMENTS EX. TEDING OVER A PERIOD 01<' TIME CON- VENIENT TO THE BORROWER. THE ABSENCE OF ALL LAW COSTS AND FEES. N.B. No Bills of Sale are taken, and the transac tions are not published in any newspaper or gazette. MORTGAGE DEPARTMENT. Advances also made on mortgage or deposit of deedS of property, shares, scrip, policies, and reversions at b PER CENT. INTEREST. For further particulars apply, stating amount requirecl. w- 655 543 Mr T. C. MILBURN. General Manager, ^J. OODALL AND ^JO., OIL MERCHANTS AND REFINERS, LLANDAFF YARD, CARDIFF, AND FORTH BANKS, NEWCASTLE. MARINE ENGINE OILS, CYLINDER OILS, HARBOUR LIGHT AND SAFETY LAMP OILS. SOLIDIFIED OILS, CREASES, &c., RUSSIAN LUBRICATING AND BURNING OILS. Prices on Application. TELEGRAMS: GOODALL." LLANDAFP NEWCASTLE.ON.TYNE. 4742 WALES FOR EVER. Messrs TYLER and CO., MAESLLYN MILLS, Llandyssil, South Wales, have just obtained a "Gold Medal" at Sydney International Exhibition, in addi- tion to th, "Highest Awarded Honour" at Adelaide, and" Highest Awarded Medal' at Liverpool, for THEIR FLANNELS, CLOTHS, SERGES, HOSIERY a.nd YARNS Ask forTYLER'S GOODS, and buy no others Agents in CARDIFF-Messrs HOWELL and CO., St. Mary-street. 13607 3496 Very Agreeable to Take. A LAXATIVE & REFRESHING FRUIT LOZENGE FOR TAMAR CONSTIPATION, -i- HAEMORRHOIDS, lm. INDIEN HEADACHE, LOSS „f API'KTIIE, /YBttWN UA1'S.s¥i'KA.. TROUBLES. Box 2 6d, stamps included. Sold by all Chemists and Drucaists. 4254 R, GRILLON, 69 Queen-street, Cheapside, London. P inted and Published by the Proprietors, DAVID OUNCAN <6. SONS, a.t their Steam Printing Worts, 82 and 83, St Mary-street and Westgate-street, in the town of Cardiff, in the county of Glamorgan.