South Wales Daily News

MONEY MARKET. LONDON, Saturday. An easier Money Market was reported. The Unconverted Consols were paid oft, and dividends were due hence supplies of capital were much more liberal, and as employment does not increase rates will fall away, though no great change occurred to-day. The Treasury bills had to be paid for, but the amount due on the old bills was about the same as the new, whilst as the Bank has taken £ 1,000,000 of the new issue, there has been a further increase in floating balances. An easy market for some little time is promised, notwithstanding the French inquiry for gold. The charge for short loans is Ib to 2 per cent., and three months' bills are discounted at lito 1 5-16 per cent. Quite an insignificant business has oeen passing on the Stock Exchange even for a Saturday, There was a very thin attendance, and those present showed no inclination to operate. Move- ments were rather irregular. New Consols rose 1-16 to i, to 98i to 98J for delivery, and 981 tc 981 for the account New 21 per Cent. (Childers'), 99 to 99 New 2j, per Cent., SSf to 9ói Local Loans Stocks, 103 to 10. Business in Foreign Bonds was almost suspended. Egyptian were weakened by the report that the conversion scheme is now abandoned. Other international issues were dull, and occasionally lower. Peruvians were steady Portuguese flat. Peruvian 6 per Cent, rose. ditto 5 per Cent., 1-16; Japan, 1873, 1. Egyptian Unified fell 9-16; Daira, i Hungarian Gold, I Italian, 3 16 Mexican 6 per Cent., 4; Russian, 1870, 1 uitto 1873. A; Spanish. 1-16 Turkish Group 1, 1 Group 2, i Group 4, 1-16; Turkish 1871. i Ottoman Defence, i Uruguay 5 per Cent., a Portuguese, 1. There was nothing or next to nothing doing in English Railways, and very slight changes occurred. Southern Deferred issues were rather weak. The South-Eastern statement for the four weeks ended June 15cb showed an increased net protit ot £ 3,403 the gnin since the commencement of the year uemg £ 2,344. Heavy lines were fairly steady. Great Northern fell do. A, Great Western, Brighton A, i; Chatham, i North- Western, £ Midland, i North British, i do. Preference, £ South Eastern A, £ Furness, 1 J and Taff Vale, 1. There is nothing new in the Indian Railway Market, business being very quiet. Great Indian Peninsula fell 1. In the Grand Trunk Market there was nothing doing, and prices were practically the same. Grand Trunk Ordinary fell 1-16; do. First, Second, and Third Preference, J. Dealings throughout Foreign Railway Market were slight and unimportant. Mexican Ordinary fell A; do. First Preference, £ do. Secopd Preference, i; and Mexican National A, 2. Central Argentine rose 1; and Nitrate Shares, i. In American Railway Market variations were irregular, but very slight. The reduction of grain rates by the Baltimore and Ohio was a source of weakness, but did not lead to any particular change. New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio First Mortgage rose i; Norfolk Preference, i; Northern Pacific Preference, i Philadelphia and Reading, J; Wabash Pre- ference, f. Chicago and Milwaukee fell £ Denver, i do. Preference, i Lake Whore, i Erie, i; do. Second, i New York, Ontario, £ Pennsyl- vania Shares, i Union Pacific, i; Ohio and Mississippi Shares, J. Banks.—Central of London rose Imperial Ottoman fell 1)6. Gas.—Gas Light and Coke A rose li do. 4 per Cent. Debenture Stock,! do. U per Cent.Deben- ture, It. Telt graphs. Brazilian Submarine rose Direct United States, A; Eastern, i do. 5 per Cent. Debentures, 1; Eastern Extension 6 per Cent. Debenture,1 do. 5 per Ceut. Debenture, 1; Eastern and South African, 1. West Coast of America fell J. Tramways and Omnibuses.—London General rose 5. n Miscellaneous. Wortbington and Co. s Brewery 5 per Cent. rose i Nitrate Provision Supply, J San Donetta, i Auranco Ordinary, 1 do. Preference, 2 Colorado Nitrate, I; Primitiva, J San Pablo, £ Hotchiciss, i. Salt Union fell i; Suez Canal, £ Mines.—(Jam Brea rose j, to 334 West Wheal Seton to Wheal Granville §, to 13 xd California Gold Is to lis 6d Ooregum Preference 1-16, to 2 United Mexican 1-16, to J. De Beers fell 1-16, to 15i t',1 151; City and Subur- ban i, to 8i Gold Fields of South Africa 1-16, to 21; Vogeisfcruis a. to | Wolhuters 1-16, to 3f Dolcoath i, to 101 £ South Crofi.y &, to 8 £ Weardale Lead 4, to 3i Wheal Basset i. to 6 Cape Copper 1-16, to 2 11-16 E C Callao i,to 3lJ Gympia Gold Crown 1-16, to i Libiola t, to 2 Midas t, to 1 Mysore Gold (New) 1-16, to 5 7-16 Panulcillo 1-16, to Rto Tinto 1-16, (to 10 J16. The rates telegraphed from the East were: —Bombay and Calcutta Telegraphic Transfers, Is 43-16d; Hong Kong 4 months' bills, 3s Id; Shanghai do., 4s 3ad. Indian Exchanges are quoted :-Bank bills, 60 days, Is 4aG; 30 days, Is 4 3-16d; de- mand, Is 4^1, Private bills, 60 days, Is 3 13-161 30 Jays, Is 3 15-16d; demand, Is 4 I-AL Rupee paper 4 per Cent., 67 to 671 do. 4! per Cent., 69! to 70. r Silver is firmer. Bars, 42 3-16(1. I The Board of Trade returns for Jane and the half-year have made their appearance to-day, and do not seem altogether satisfactory but then allowance has to be made for the interruption to business during the Whitsuntide holidays, which fell in May last year. Imports show a deficiency of 21,184,839 for the month, and an increase of 218,008,028. As regarSs thn month's exports there is a loss of £ 430,339, but a gain in the six months of £ 6,269,998. 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 10 141 lbk Stock Great Western _159i 1601 II London and North Western ..100 _184 185 „ Midland 100 -1434 1444 10 Rhondda and Swansea Bay 10 111 lIt 16 do New 4 5t 5J Stock Rhymney 100 -190 195 Stock Severn and Wye 100 11 13 Stock Taff Vale _100 -268 270 10 do New 4 1919i PREFERENTIAL. 10 Barry Dock and Ry. First Pref. 10 12 13xd 10 Do 2nd do 6 8i 8jxd i tock, Brecon&Mer 1stPref.1861 ..100 _121 123 Stock Do 2nd Pref. 1862 ..100 -111 113 Stock, Cambrian, No 1, 4 j.c 100 50 51 „ Do No 2, 4 p.c. 100 23 29 „ Great Western Consol 5 p.c. 100 ..159 161 10 Pembroke & Tenby,5 p.c, 1864 10 771 10 Rhondda & Swansea Bay 5 p.c 10 12i 13 10 do 5 p.c. 4 697 Stock Rhymney bper cent, (gua.) ..100 ..140 143 „ Do. 6 per cent, 1361 100 ..207 210 Do. 5 per cent, 1861 100 ..l3o 140 „ Do. 5 per cent, 1864.100 ..136 138 Do. 6 uer cent 1864.100 „164 166 „ Do. 5 per cent, 1867.- 100 -132 1S6 „ Do. & per cent, 1873 100 ..130 135 Taff Vale No. 1 „100 ..285 290 Do. 42 per cent. 100 ..122 124 xd „ Do. 54 per cent. 100 ..143 145 xd „ Do 6 per cent .100 ..171 173xd It Do. 4 per cent. -100 ..116 118 xd GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 50 Aberdare, 10 per cent 5p ..139 141 Stock, Dare Valley, 5 p. c 100 ..139 141 xd Great Western, 5 p. c. guar. -.100 160 162 II Llantrissant & Taff Vale, 6 p.c.100 ..139 141 xd „ Llanelly Ry. and Dk. Ordy.100 .172 174 „ PenarthHarbour, Dock, and RylOO "152 154 „ Som. & Dorset(Bath Extension)100 ..105 107 10 Treferig Valley Railway 10 104 11 RAILWAY AND OTHER DEBENTURES. Bonds Barry Dock <S Rly 44 p. c.100 ..114 115 Do. 4 p. c. _100 ..113 114 StockBrecon&Merthyr A4 p. c „100 ..113 114 Do. B 4 p. c. -100 -.106 108 Stock Bute Dock 4 p. c. „1X) ..115 117 xd „ Cambrian A 4 p. c. 100 114 115 DG. B 4 p. c. -100 .113 114 Great Western b do.100 ..Ibl 163 xd II Midland 4per cent. 100 ..132 134xd II Mid-Wales A 44 per cent. -100 ..114 117 xd II Milford Dock A b per cent. „ ,.1(X) ..96 98 xd II Rhymney 4 ditto 100 .123 125 xd Somerset and Dorset, No. 1 _100 ..1Q2 143 Tali Vale 4 p.c ..100 ..124 126 xd BANKS. 20 Bristol West of England,Lim. 74— 17 171 20 do b 1H 114 100 Connty of Gloucester, Lim.25 —55 57 30 Glamorganshire, Lim. 24— 2i 21 b Glamorganshire, Ld., Pref. 2j., 3 31 10 London and Provincial, Lira.5171 18; 20 National Bank of Wales, Lim 10 13 131 20 do New R2 prem. A 571 7, 75 National Provincial, Lim 10, 46 47xd 60 National Provincial, Lim. 12 544 554 40 North and South Wales, Lim 10 322 33i 20 South Wales Union, Limited 7101 104 GAS. 10 Aberdare -10 134 14 Stock Cardiff A 10 per cent 100 ..205 210 „ Do. B 8 er cent 100 ..161 166 „ Do. C 7 per cent .130 ..145 148 Stock Do. Gas D 5 per cent.100 ..104 106 10 Llynvi Valley 10 9i 10 Stock Newport A 10 per cent.100 ..200 205 II Do. B 7i per cent. 100 ..152 158 20 Do. C 7 per cent 100 ..142 147 25 Swansea74 percent 25 36 38 25 do 7 per cent 25 34 35 GAS AND WATER. 10 Barry and Cadoxton 56k 6i 10 Bridgend. 10 10 101 100 Pontypool (Max. 10 p. c.) .100 ..100 105 12 Do. do. 12 164 174 10 YstradA 10 181 194 WATERWORKS. 25 Eristol 2b 65 56 20 Do 20 421 4.)1 10 Neath A 10 16 17 10 Pontypridd. 10 13 15 Stock Pontypridd 5 per ct. Pref .100 ..112 114 COAL AND IRON. 10 Cardiff and Swansea Colliery 10 11 14 23 Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron, & Coal 20.. 62 bi 5 Great Western Collry. A Pref. 5 10 104xd 5 Do. B Ord. b 91 9i 5 Do. New B 471 8 100 Do. 6 p c. B Debs.100 ..100 105 10 H. H. Vivian & Co. A Pref. 856 624 Nantyglo & BlainaIron Pref. 622" 65, b62 10 Newport-Abercatn Colliery.. 10 8l 8t 10 Do. Participating Pref. 10110t 5 North's Navigation Colliery551 5 Rhymney Iron 5 1| 15 5 Do. New 41.. z j 100 Do. 7 p.c. Debs. 1890 ..100 99 104 xd 100 Do 5 p.c. Mort. Debts.100 88 93 xd 17 South Wales Colliery A 17 31 4t 3 Do. 10 per cent B 331 4t 50 Tredegar Iron and Coal A 36 254 26 25 Do B 25 19;a 20i MISCELLANEOUS. 20 Alexandra Dock & Railway .20 16 17 Stock Ditto 4, p.c. Pref.. .100 ..102 104' 1Bland & Co., Ltd .1- i 14 xd 10 Bl. and So Wales Waggon 3 M H bi 50 Bute Dry Dock 50 33 34 xd Stock Cardiff Corporation 3j p.c.100 ..108 109 xd 5Cardiff & Penarth Tramways 531 3J 50 CaTdiff Junction Dry Dock.. 40 lb 18 25 Cardiff Workmen Cottage 25 35 40 bO Central Dry Dock 50 25 3b 7 G lo'ster Ry .Car. & Wag. Ld. A 7-3 81 10 W. Hancock & Co., Ltd 10 20 21 10 Do 6 p.c. Pref 10 12 121 Stock Do 44 p.c. Deb. StocklOO ..104 106 20 Hill's Dry Dock 18 8 84 10 Milford Dock 10 J 11 50 Mount Stuart Dry Dock 40 46 48 50 Do B 20 22 23 5Newport Tramways 56k 6j Do Water jBlO Annuities 252 264 xd 50 Penarth Shipbuilding 50 40 42 50 Do 55-50 32 10 Provincial Tramways 10 7i 81 10 Do 6 per csnt Preference 10 104 112 50 Spiller& Co., Cardiff, Ltd 45 68 73. 50 Swansea Dry Dock 2a 3 5 Stock Do Corporation 34 p.c ..100 ..108 109xd 1. Do Harbour4 p.c. Stock.100 97 99 xd 10* Do Tramway 10 « 23 2j: 1 W'st'rn Counties Telephone Ord. 1 — 9s Od 10s 5 Do. do. 6 p.c. pref. 551 5 50 Windsor Slipway 45 15 20 Bank rate 2 > per cent. fixed 18th April. THERE ARE SELLERS OF 20 North's Navigation Colliery Shares 40 Londn & Provincial Bank Shares, at 184 B300 iaS Vale Railway Stock ■tjlOj do No. 1 Preference Stock b0 do New Shares ;1;:500 Milford Dock A Debenture Stock 10 & 10 Stevens & Son Shares, at 21 prem. b0 Barry Dock Ordinary Shares 100 Rhymney Iron ;1;:5 paid Shares with divid., &6 319 6d b Penarth Slipway S50 Shares, at 404 10 Hancock New Preference Shares ób Stevens Preference Shares, at 12s 6d prem E1000 Alexandra 42 p.c. Ordinary Stock 814 £ < £ 5 Cardiff Gas C Stock, at 146 p.c. THERE ARE BUYERS OF 50 Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shares 50 London t Provincial Bank Shares, at SISt 4 Hill's Dry Dock Shares, at 8* bO Hancock Preference Shares 5 Spiller d; Co. Shares 8 National Bank of Wales New Shares Provincial Tramway Preference Shares Rhondua & Swansea Bay Railway Shares 50 Taff Vale Railway New Shares bO Barry Graving Dock Shares, at SU b Bridgend Gas & Water:210 Shares, at 101 2b Barry <fc Cadoxton Gas & Water Shares, at 61 2b National Bank of Wales Shares, at 131 50 South Wales Colliery A, at 3i and B at 4 £1000 Bute Dock Debenture Stock, at 1164 xd &c., &c. THACKERAY AND CO., CARDIFF, STOCK-BROKEBS. 1059

E. T. LYDDON & COMPANY, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, POWELL-PLACE, BUTE DOCKS, CAADIFF. ON SALE. 1010 S500 Cardiff Gas D Stock JB175 Rhymney Railway Ordinary Stock 20 Hancock's Ordinary Shares 6Newport Abercarn Colliery Preference Shares bO Barry 1st Preference Shares 10 J. L. Lloyd & Co.'s Shares £500 Newport Uas Stock 30 Barry Ordinary Shares 50 Cardiff k Swansea Colliery Shares WANTED. 30 North's Navigation Colliery Shares, at S5 6IJ 3d 50 South Wales Colliery A, at 4 LSOO Taff Vale Stock J21000 Barry 44 p.c. Debentures, at 1144 20 Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shares 8 National Bank of Wales Shares 25 Newport Abercarn Ordinary Shares Barry Graving Dock Shares, at 11 1 £100 Rhymney Railway Ordinary Stock 1 ijhare ss. Allende Windsor Dry Dock Shares B2000 Barry 4 p.c. Debenture, at 114 100 Barry 2nd Preference Shares 20 Rhondda & Swansea Bay Shares Cardiff Junction Dry Dock Shares 3» ARTHUR STUCLEY T. LUCAS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, SWANSEA, 1092 E. J. EVANS & SIMS, STOCK & SHARE BROKERS, 32, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. 1067 GEO. THOMAS, STOCKBROKER, VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, JAftDIFF, BUVERS. 1072 Hancock Preference Shares Carditf Llrc Swansea Colliery Shares C835 Bute Dock 4 p.c. Debentures HancocE Ordinaries SELLERS. 50 Barry 1st Preference Bute Dry Dock Shares 1 Share in ss. Gwentland, at E120 B200 Brecon and Merthyr B Debenture Stock 20 Barry Ordinary Shares FLEMING S. & J. G. THOMAS, STOCKBROKERS, EXCHANGE, CARDIFF. (Telegraphic Address, Fleming, Cardiff. "J ON SALEa 1083 Alexandra Dock Ordinary Shares B1000 North Eastern Ordinary stoct Mountstuart B Shares E1500 Midland Ordinary Stock Bute Dry Dock shares B1000 Alexandra Dock Ordinary Stock 50 Provincial Trams 100 Cardiff & Swansea Colliery Shares Penarth Slipway Shares Bristol Bank New Shares WANTED; Great Western Colliery Shaves Mountstuart A Shares Waterlow Bros. d6 Laytons Shares S2000 Barry 4% Debentures National Bank of Wales, at 134 Barry 1st Preference South Wales Colliery t Hancock & Co.'s Preference Hancock & Co.'s New Ordinary 0:- Barry 2nd Preference Shares Barry & Cadoxton Gas & Water SbIrø Cardiff Junction Dry Docks JBarry Debentures THOS. F. PEARSON, STOCKBROKER, 4, DOCK CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. Telegraph Address, "Gedge," Cardiff. SB=W-Cardiff Gas C Stock 25 North's Collieries, at 4 prem. 10 Hancock Ordinary Barry Ordinary Stevens & Sons Shares South Wales Union Banks BUYERS.'—Hancock Preference Shares Shrewsbury & Hereford 6 & 44 p.C. Stocks West Cornwall Rail. Rent Charge Stock Oaktall Brewery Debenture Rhymney or Taff Debenture Stock Hancock Ord. and Pref. New Shares PARSONS AND ROBJENT STOCKBROKERS WESTGATE BUILDINGS, NEWPORT. FOR SALE 50 Bland & Co. Shares £1000 Severn & Wye B Pref., at 61 20 Parker & Burslem Brewery Ordinary 100 Rbymney Iron Old Shares, at 31s 3d cum. dl*.v | 20 Hancock's Ordinary Shares, at 21 20 Spencer's Brewery Ordinary, at 28a 9d E5060 Mold <& Denbigh 5 per cent Pref., at 5 percent. 35lNorth's Navigation Shares ,at 5a £ 1C0 Central Wales Ordinary, at 15 p.c. 100 Rhymney Iron Old Shares 20 Spencer's Brewery Preference, at 20s prem Hancock's New Preference Shares 100 Rbymney Iron New Shares 20 North s Navigation Collieries S5 Shares TREGERTHEN DUNN AND CO. (Telegraphic Address, TREDUNN, CARDIFF), STEAMSHIP SHARE BROKERS k AUCTIONEERS MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, DOCKS, CARDIFF. ON SALE- 1 S100 Share (fully paid) South Wales S.S. Co., Lct. 1 E240 „ Merthyr S.S. Co., Ld. 1 £ 2?0 „ „ Labarrouere S.S. Co., Ld. BUYERS. Shares in Bala, W. J. Radcliffe, Clarissa Radcliffe do Morels' steamers and Cory A Sons do Cymmrodorion, Brittany ss Co, Ltd. MONTHLY SALES BY AUCTION HELD. NEXT 25th JULY, 1889, ENTRIES SOLICITED 3039 J. W. COURTIS, STOCK & SHARE BROKER, ST. JOHN'S CHAMBERS, CARDIFF. 4341 Telegrams, STOCKS, CARDIFF." Telephone, No. bbl.) BUYERS. Barry Dock Debentures Provincial Tramway Preference Shares SELLERS. 6 Cardiff Exchange & Office Co. Shares Hill's Dry Dock Shares W. Hancock & Co.'s Ordinary Shares

I LATEST MARKETS. I CORN. GLOUCESTER, Saturday.—English wheat very scarce and rather dearer. Foreign firm but not active, at last week's prices. Grinding barley 3d per qr lower. Maise unchanged in value. Oats firm. DEAD MEAT. LONDON, Saturday.—Moderate supplies of beef, and rates firm, but mutton and lamb is plentiful, and a slow sale, at lower prices. Beef. 2s 8d to 4s 4d; prime Scotch ditto, 4s 4d to 4s 6d mutton, 3s to 5s 8d veal, 3s to 5s 2d; large pork, 3s to 4s small ditto, 4s to 4s 4d English lamb, 6s 4d to 7s per 81bs, PRODUCE. LONDON, Saturday.-Sugar-retined, market slow; beetroot, July and August, 27s 44d, buyers sellers, 27s 9d September, 20s 3d buyers; sellers. 20s 6d October, 17s 3d buyers sellers, lid more; November and December done at 16s 3d; cane goods quiet and unaltered. Coffee without change; Rio futures 6d to 9d higher—62s July, up to 64s December. Rice inac- tive. Cotton and Jute very quiet. Tallow and petro. leum unaltered. Turpentine, 33s on the spot. PROVISIONS. MONMOUTH, Saturday.—The market to-day was not well attended, but trade was slack. Quotations were as follow Fresh butter, Is to Is Id per lb hens' eggs, 12 for Is. Dressed poultry—Fowls (scarce) from 4s 6d to 5s 6d per couple ducks, 6s per couple. Butchers' meat (prime joints) :-Beef, 8d to 9d per lb; mutton, 8d to 9il per lb lamb. lid per lb and veal, 8d to 9d per lb. Vegetables—New potatoes. Is per qr; green peas, lOd ver qr broad beans, 6d per qr cabbages, let and lid each cucumbers, 4d to 8d each. Fruit—Cherries, 6d per lb raspberries, 6d quart; red currants, 4d per quart; white ditto, 6d per quart strawberries, 8d per quart wimberries. 6d per quart. Fish—Wye salmon, Is to Is 4d per lb; plaice, 5d per lb soles, Is 8d per lb lemon do., 8d per lb sand dabs. 4d per lb turbot, Is per lb prawns, 6d per qnart fresh herrings. 20 for Is kippers. Is per dozen new bloaters, Is per dozen and crabs, 4d to 8d each. BUTTER. CARMARTHEN, Saturday.—(William Pal/:b's'Report.)- There supply of cask butter at our market to-day was small, and sold at an advance on last week's price of from 04d to ld per lb, the price paid being from lid to 114d per lb. Fresh market pound butter, Is Id to Is 3d per lb. CUR", Saturday.-Firsts. 93s; seconds, 91s; thirds, 84s fourths, 80s. Mild-cured firkins-Superfine, 102s tine, 95s mild, 89s. In market-1,721 firkins. CHEESE. CARMARTHEN, Saturday.-(William Pugh s Report.)— A very small supply, which sold at previous quotations, viz., from 18s to 20s per cwt, according to quality. FISH. GRIMSBY, Saturday.—Eighteen vessels have arrived, and there is a fair supply and demand. Plaice, 25s to 30s level, 20s to 25s lemon, 35s to 40s soles, 140s to 160s; haddock, 6s to 10s whitings. 18s to 20s whitches, 30s to 40: per box turbot, 63 to 12s; congers, 2s6d to 3s 6d brill, 2s 6d to 5s ling, 3s to 6s dead, 2s to 3s; cod, 3s to 5s skate, 3s to D8 9d dead, 2ft to 3s 3d each; hake, 50s to 110s dead cod, 40s to 70s mackerel, 4s to 7s per score salmon, Is 3d; grilse, Is per lb. HOPS. WORCESTER, Saturday.—(Piercy and Longbottom's Report.)—Accounts trom the plantations to-day speak favourably of the crop prospects, the hot forcing weather causing a vigorous growth of the bine. There is still some vermin in many gardens, wh'ch causes a little uneasiness. Market remains quiet. WOOL. LONDON, Saturday. To-day's catalogue comprised 4,293 bales New South Wales, 3,963 New Zealand, 1.899 Victorian, 968 Queensland, 912 Eastern Cape 550 Natal, 157 South Australian, 16 Jamaica and Spanish total, 12,737 bales Sales progressing with a lair spirit at about previous rates. HIDE, SKIN, AND FAT. BRISTOL AND WESTERN COUNTIES, Saturday. -Prices paid as follows:—Hides Spanish,—d to -d 93lbs and upwards, Sid to 4id 83lbs to 921bs, 34d to 4id 73lbs to 821bs, 31d to 3jd 631bs to 721bs.,3irl to 31(1 b41bs to 62lbs, 3d to 31d 631bs and under, 2fd to 3d. Cows 63lbs and above, 2iid to 3d; light, 21tt to -d. Bulls, 21d heavy cuts and warbled, 21d light cuts and warbled, 2iid; irregular, 2411 to Calf skins 171bs and upwards, 3jd 121bs to 161bs, 4|d; 91bs to lllbs, under 91bs, 3jd; cut and irregular, 3.d. Horse hides. 9s 9d, 12s 9d, 14s 9d, Ib9 6d, 17s 9d; 1st kips, 24d 2nd do., lid. Fat: Mutton, 2§d; beef, 2jd; rough, lid sweet beef, 2Ad. Pelts: C, 7d B, ls6d A 2s6d X, 2s lid. Lambs C, Is 6d B, 2s 4d A, 3s 3d X, 3s 8d. Forward price to ThursdayPelts C. 7d B, Is 7d; A, 2s 8d X, 2s lid. Lambs C, Is 8d B. 2s 7d; A. 3s 7d X, 4s Od. Fat, lid, 2id, d best beef, 2;d.

SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDIFF* SWANSEA.t NEWPORT! July IMor. Eva. Hgt.1 Mor. Evn. Hgt. Mor.j Evn.| Hgt. 8 Ml 1 37 2 1228 5 0 42 1 14 26 4 1 50 2 25 23 10 9 T 2 bO 3 2629 3 1 52 2 28 27 2 3 S, 3 39 29 8 10 W; 4 0 4 34 30 9 3 4i 3 38 28 4 4 13' 4 47 31 2 11 T 5 7 5 39 32 8 11 4 43 29 7 5 2C 5 52 33 1 12 F 6 9 6 40 34 6 5 14! 5 45 31 3! 6 22 6 53 34 11 13 S 7 9 7 3835 6 6 13 6 39 32 4! 7 22 7 54 35 11 14 S 8 4 8 2836 2 7 7 7 31 32 10 8 171 8 4136 7 15 M 8 52 9 15|36 0 7 55 8 19;32 8 9 5) 9 28 36 5 *Roath Basin tPrince of Wales Dk. 1 Alexandra Dk

CARDIFF EXCHANGE. BUTE DOCKS, SATUBDAY. The attendance on 'Change to-day was about the average, but business on the whole was in. clined to be sluggish. In the steam coal trade there was a moderate inquiry, at last prices, but very few sales were effected in the house coal market. Pitwood was very firm, and prices had an upward tendency, and the same remark applies to furnace coke. In our local freight market to-day chartering for steam was somewhat inactive, and only a limited business, particularly Mediterranean way, has been effected. Rates for this direction are slightly weaker, but there was little or no material alteration in Bay Ports, coasting, or Gibraltar freights. Baltic and Spanish rates were steady, Eastern quotations remain unchanged. The following include tbe latest operations :— Savona, 128 licl (Robert Ingram). Venice, 11s 72d, clean term of charter (Glen- bervie). Constantinople, 10s 3d, net conditions. Naples, 11s 42d (Grantully), Genoa, 10s 6d, clean and combination terms of charter (Waterloo). Sail.—The demand for this class of tonnage continues active, and a fair chartering business has again been effected. Kates for the River Plate and Brazils closed firm, and the same may be said of West Indian and South American freights. Baltic rates were steady. Coasting and Mediterranean quotations remain unaltered. Ore.—Market continues quiet, and tonnage only in limited demand for the Bristol Channel ports. Rates from Bilbao continue weak. Homeward ore quotations from Carthagena, Benisaf, and Huelva were also unimproved. The following fixture has been reportedBilbao to Terneuaen. 7s 3d (1,850 steamer).

LOCAL CHARTERING TRANSACTIONS. SWANSEA, SATURDAY.—The following charters have just been signed :-Outwards-Leghorn, lis lOW, coal I (Cybele); Venice, 12s coal (Shakespeare).

WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. I [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS FROM LLOYD'S AGENTS. I The British steamer Cleveland broke her main shaft on June 30, off Iriza, and sent a boat on the 2nd July with the chief officer and four of the crew td Algiers for assistance. The British steamer Prince Llewellyn picked up this boat on July 3rd and landed them at Gibraltar on Saturday. The British steamer Craigland, from Middlesbrough for Cronstadt, with a cargo of coke and iron, hate been towed into Gothenburg by the British steamer Aris with crank shaft broken. HA telegram .from Belfast on Saturday reports as followsThe owner of the Aurora received ifte fol- lowing telegram, dated Buctouche, New BrinSwick, Friday night—" Vessel abandoned; crew saved," The steamer Brooklands, of West Hartlepocfl, when coming out of dock at South Shields, collided Tfrith the brigantine Ismyr, of North Shields, causing consider- able damage. The former was beached with several plates stove in. A later telegram states that the Ismyr collided with the steamer Kate Fawcett, of LoSdon, causing considerable damage. The Ismyr is 'makiug water and has all head gear carried away." s A serious fire is reported to have broke out at Messrs Potter and Sons' shipbuilding yard, Queen'$_ Dock, Liverpool, on Fridav, and was not extinguisheauntil much damage was done. t. The steamer Sandringham, from Boston (Lilcoln- shire) for Hamburg, stranded off Skegness on Friday, but floated the following tide and proceeded, ap- parently uninjured. The Swedish schooner Ester, from Lubeck for Degerhamn, is ashore near Carlscrona and full of water. The barque Svea, bound;ftom Genoa to Valparaiso, has put into Staneley, Falkland Islands; cause unknown. The United States ship Republic, with a cargo of Bitrate, has put into Valparaiso making water. The German batque Hen, previously reported ashore at Melbourne, has been floated with assistance, baving discharged 400 tons of cargo. [FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.) The steamship Thomas Parker, of Sunderland wbftd; leaving Limerick, in ballast, for Cardiff, struck the pier and damaged two of her plates. She docked at the latter port on Saturday morning.

SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE, Saturday.—Wind W. light. Weather hazy. Sea smooth. Passed East—dredger Abertawe, of Swansea; steamers Johan Sverdrup, of Bergen Doon, of Glasgow Ricardo, of Newport; schooner Maria Lamb. of Barrcw. Passed WtJt- steamers Mary Nixon, of Newcastle; Abermaed, of Swansea Thunder, of London Orkla, of Leith.

NEW YORK PRICES; [RJWTJm'a TBXKQBAM.L NEW YORK, Saturday.—Money easy. Stocke opened at an advance, but business became dull, and the market gave way and closed generally weak. Cotton firm. Petroleum quiet, bat steady. Lard and flour firm, but quiet. Wheat firmer. Corn rather firmer, but not much business. Sugar stronger. Coffee dull. Tin nominal. GOVERNMENT BONDS AND RAILWAY SHARES. Quotations, July 6 July 6 Call Money, U.S. Gov. Bonds 3 to.c 6 pc Ditto, other Securities 3 p c 3 p c xchange on London, 60 days'sight 4.86 4.86 Ditto. Cable Transfers 4.881 4.88± Exchange on Paris, 60 days'sight 6.18,1 5.181 Exchange on Berlin,Ditto. 9b. 9bg Four per Cent. U.S. Funded Loan 128A 1281 Western Union Telegraph Shares 85J 86 Canada Southern Shares. fc2| 62J i Canadian Pacific Eb b5 < Central of New Jersey nu mj Central Pacific Shares 333 34 Chicago & North-Western, Ord.. 1051 1061 Chicago & N. Western Preferred.. 138 )39 Chicago, Milwaukie, and St. Paul 67$684 Delaware, Lackawana, & Western 144i 1441 Denver & Rio Grande Shares 16t 16J Illinois Central Shares 112 1124 Lake Shore & Michigan Southern 101 1021 Louisville & Nashville Shares 69 684 Michigan Central Shares 89 89 Missouri, Kansas, and Texas. 104- 10i New York Central & Hudson River lOOt 105* New York, Lake Erie, & Western 26 26i Ditto. Second Mortgage Bonds 102. 103i New York, Ontario & Western,Ord 17 171 Northern Pacific, Common 27i1 274 Northern Pacific. Preferred b4 65 Norfolk & Western Pref. Shares.. bot Ohio and Mississippi, Ord. Shares 22 211 Oregon dc Transcon. Common Sh. 33i 33t Pjnnsylvania and Philadelphia.. 61* bij Philadelphia and Reading Shares 46;Í 46& St Louis & San Francisco Firat Pref 110 110 Ditto San Francisco Preference 57xd 57 Ditto San Francisco Common.. 27 264 Union Pacific Shares 50 5(U Wabash, St. Louis, & Pacific. 1S4 lbZ Wabash, St. Louis, Ac., Pref. Srs.} ggg gSf COTTON AND PRODUCE MARKET. Cotton, day's receipts at U.S.ports 1,090 1,000 Cotton, day'sexport to Gt. Brit'n. 0,000 4,00C Cotton, day's expt. to Cntinenk. 0,000 0,000 Cotton futures.Aug. delivery lo,56 10.62 Cotton futures, Oct. delivery 10 9.97 Cotton,middlingupland New York ll.i U.l Cotton middling New Orleans. 10i lO1^ Petroleum, crude at New York 7.30 7.10 Petroleum, sta'dard white,N.York 7.20 6.90 Petroleum,st d whitephiladelphia 7.10 6.90 Petroleum PipeLine Certificates.. 914 91i Spirits of Turpentine 37J 371 Lard, Wilcox's Spot. 6.774 6-71 Lard futures, July delivery. 9.80 10.07 lmd, Fairbank's 7.95 t.0 Copper, Aug .—. — 15.5 15.00 Tallow, Prime City 44 44 Sugar, fair refining Muscovados.. 7* 71 Corn, new mixed Wes'arn Spot.. 43± 4} Corn futures Aug. 42j 411 Corn futures Oct. 43t 431 Spring Wheat, No. 2, spot. 92 92i Wheat, red winter, on the spot 88| 884 Wheat, delivery Aug. 86 84| Wheat, delivery Oct. 852 86 Coffee, fair Rio 161 1& Coffee, good Rio 16 ifik Coffee, Rio. No. 7.Low Ord. Aug. 13.50 13,70 Coffee, Ditto. Oct. delivery 13.75 13.90 Flour, ex. State Shipping brands 3-15-3-35 3.5 -3.2b Iron No. I Coltness 21.60 21.50 Tin, Australian. — 19.50 19.66 Freight Grain Liverpool steamSrs. 2Jd 3d Freight Grain steamer toLondou 341 3 £ d Freijiht-Cotton w> Liverpool 9.64 4

NEW YORK WHEAT MARKET. Messrs Jones, Kennett. and Hopkins, of Leads* ball-buildings, London, received the following cables gram from New York on Saturday night: The wheat market opened at 4 to i of a cent higher, being influenced by advices from the United Kingdom, and continued with a hardening tendency, Although the crop reports were again favourable, and the export demand a very moderate one, receipts were small. On the other hand, sellers were more reserved, and prices finally show an advance of 4 a cent for the December delivery, the tone at the close being steady. The figures of the visible supply next Monday are expected to show a considerable decrease. Purchases for exportWheat, 3,000 qrs corn, 16,000 qrs. Clear* ances vas posted to-day) from four Atlantic ports Wheat, 16,000 qrs; corn, 22,000 qrs; flour, 40,000 barrels. I

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LIZARD SIGNAL STATION. THE LIZARD, Saturday,—Wind light and variable. Weather fine and hazy. Passed East-Longfellow, of St John's, for Hamburg tug Racer, of Cork. towing Bermah, of GIgow; steamers Torpedo, of Hull Long Ditton. of London Marne, of Plymouth Ovington, of Newcastle Lady Havelock, of Cardiff Guneral Roberts, of Cardiff; Hibernian, of Middles- brough; Pioneer, of Mibdlesbrough Georgette, of Dieppe Lapland, of Liverpool Vulture, of London Thomas Jolliffe, of Liverpool Royal Mail Company's steamer Nile Norseman, of Liverpool Ferndale, of Sunderland French Transatlantique Line steamer Bourgoyne Thomas, of Penzance Empire, of Liver. pool. Passed West—Mary Jones, of Fowey Hippo- lyta, of Liverpool steamer Fulmar, Avocet, and Glanmire, all of Cork Fortlake, of London Bedford, of Shields National Line steamer Denmark Good Hope. of Sunderland; Harriet, of Middlesbrough San Augustin, of Barcelone.

MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Ferncliffe arvd Rio Janeiro from Hamburg bth Ricardo arvd Swansea from Garston 6th Alassio arvd Huelva from Salerno 5th Camargo left Birkenhead for Newport 6th Golden Grove left SIio for Cardiff 4th Syra arvd in the Tyne from Calais 4th Cosmopolitan left Bristol for Cardiff 5th Resolven arvd Bermuda 30th, and leaves for New York 6th Rochefort left Passages for Bilbao Rhiwderin passed Dovar for Stettin 6th Mark Lane passed Malta bth Ernest left Bordeaux for Cardiff 5th Gironde arvd Bordeaux from Cardiff 6th Rapid arvd Bilbao from Sables 3rd Dowlais left Bilbao for Cardiff 6th Collivaud arvd Braila for Antwerp 5th White Jacket passed Dover for Hull 4th Mercedes arvd Ibrail from Marseilles 5th Sapphire left Milazzo for Genoa 5th Moonstone left Sulina for Rotterdam 5th CARDIFF—ARRIVALS. ROATH DOCK, July 5.-Ancient Briton ss, 681, Bil- bao, iron ore. Shagbrook ss, 868, St Nazaire, light. Bala ss, 1,288. Alice ss, 95. EAST BUTE DOCK, July 6.—Boucan so, 789, Bayonne, pitwood and beans. Earl of Rosebery ss, 725, Bilbao, iron ore. Marie ss, 547, Bordeaux, pitwood. Hexham ss, 1,115, Wicklow, light. Cosmopolitan ss, 1,024, Bristol, light. ROATH DOCK, July 6.—Rasore, 2034. Union. 38. Miriam, 1111. EAST BUTE DOCK, July 6.-Fare, 782. Padre Ageno, 443. Britannia ss, 443. Britannia ss, 754. Dunluce ss, 568. Thos Parker, 696, Waterford, light. WEST BUTE DOCK, July b.-Northam, 70. Bessie sse 179. G N Wilkinson ss, 475, Devonport, light. Maris Stella, 46, Pont l'Abbe, pitwood. Perseverance, 41. SAILINGS. ROATH DOCK, July 5.-Utopla ss, Morrison, Brin- disi and Trieste. Cleddy ss, Seaward, Malta. ROATH DOCK. July 6.—Ocean, Balie, Marseilles, M Stuart, Anderson, Bahia. Capri ss, Bulie, Marseilles. King's Cross, Carpenter, Malta. EAST BUTE DOCK, July 5.—Everilda as. Steel. Trieste. EAST BUTE DOCK. July 6.-Arthur ss, Chadwick. Cronstadt. Leda ss, Camford, Santander. Quickstep ss, Russel, Portsmouth. Chas Mitchell ss, Chitham Bilbao. J R Hinde ss, Scott, London. Zeta, Hurwood! Tucacas. Ornen, RUker, Santos. C Richards. Jones, La Guayra, Michael, Cos, Cronstadt. Bootle, Lewis, Madeira. Chislehurst, Lewis, Maranham. WEST BUTE DOCK, July 5.—Capt Cook ss, Child, Dub- lin. Alma, Windows, Ely. Robin Hood, Birt, Bridg. water. WEST BUTE DOCK, July 6.—Emily ss, Balsen, AI. meria. Marie ss, Kerr, Jersey. Aimee, Krier, Bougie. Octavia, Veale. Waterford. Annie, .Peterson, Water- ford. J M J, Trunks. Tralee. Rd Cobden, Power, Tralee. Esperanza, Winter. Waterford. Sir W Moles- worth, Jones, Aberthaw. Jane. Kearn, Cowes. Levant ss, Carpenter, Roads. Brothers, Silvey. Gloucester. Annie, Dodd, Charlestown. ENTERED OUTWARDS—July 6. Bremerbaven, Vernon ss, B. 668. Hastie, G S Stowe Jersey, Marie ss, B, 58, Kerr, T Callaghan Jersey, Winifred, B, 44, Noel. Morel Bros It Co St Malo, Allonby ss, B, 888. Sarre, L & H Gueret Sables, Earl of Kosebery ss, B, 725, .Gregory, Martin & Marquand Barcelona, Rayner ss, B, 791, Stephens, Mawson & Goss Castro Urdiales. Universal ss, B, 843, E J Howard Rouen, Activity ss, B, 730, Itobson, I, & H Gueret St John, Newfoundland, Chailenge, B, 78, J Evens Genoa, MarbeUa ss, B, 503, Davies. G S Stowe Savona, Caduceus ss, B, 1202. Larkin, Hall Bros Malta, Arbib Bros ss, B, 1738, Watts, Ward & Co Lisbon, Vesta ss, Ger. 3b6, Krieger & Schliemann Bordeaux via Swansea, Marie ss, F. 567, St Jean, Worms, Josse & Co St Nazaire, Chas Godard ss, F, 609, Mehouas, Bregeon Buenos Ayres, Luigino Guida. Iy, 458, A Castellano CLEARED—July ó. Alicante, Giralda ss, B, 1300 coal Maranham. Cbislehurst, B, 700 coal Bremerhaven, Vernon ss, B, U50 coal Port Said, Muriel ss, B, 3100Jcoal Spezzia, Dolcoath ss, B, 2000 coal Jersey, Winifred, B, 80 coal St Malo, Allonby ss, B, 1600 coal Vera Cruz, Canton, 2000 p fuel, 100 genetal St Nazaire. A Strong ss. B, 1600 coal Roudn, Activity ss, B, 1350 coal St John's, Newfoundland. Challenge. B 140 coal Las Palraas, Soldier Prince SS, B, 1600 coal Genoa, Argosy ss, B, 2350 coal St Nazaire, Chas Godard ss, F, 1200 coal Vigo, Antares, F. 210 coal Constantinople, Omsk ss, Den, 700 coal Buenos Ayres, Maria Laura, Iy, b88 coal IMPORTS—July 6. Bilbao, Ancient Briton ss, iron ore Bayonne, Boucan ss, pitwood and beans, A Capelle and Carey, Thomas Co Bilbao, Earl of Kosebery ss, iron ore, Dowlais Co Bordeaux, Marie ss, pitwood, Powlcy, Thomas & Co Pont l'Abbe, Maris Stella, pitwood, Simkm Bros SWANSEAHARRIVALS. NORTH DOCK, July 5.-Thesis ss, 151, Llanelly, light SOUTH DOCK, July 5.-Velindra ss. 65, Ufracombe, passengers. Three Sisters, 33, Aberporth, ballast, ballast. Valentine, 83. Granville, ballast, PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, July 5.-Montatairø ss, 792, Dunkerque. light. Rosslyn ss, M5. Bilbao, iron ore. Waldndge ss, 432, Portsmouth, light, Brooklyn City ss, 1122, Bristol, general. Orkla SII, 1325, Maryport. general. SAILINGS. SOUTH DOCK, July 5.—Georgette ss, Provost, Dieppe. Wild Wave, Derby, Caidy Island. Harrington ss, Hughes, Maryport. PRINCE OF WALES DOCK, July 5. Ranee ss, McAulay, Nantes. Aurora, Thomas, Newport. ENTERED 'OUTWARDS—July 6. Bayonne, Jeune Florentine, F, 112, L G Jeffreys Granville, Marie Eugenie, F, 94, Doguet, L G Jeffreys Granville, Valentine, F, 83, MignarC, L G Jeffreys Vannes. Felicite, F, 123, Le Veux, Rosser & Co Monte Video, Erminia V, Jy. 549, F Penco A Son Dieppe, Johan Sverdrup, Nwy, 443, J Wood <fc Co Lisbon, Erling, Nwy, 113, Odland, Burgess & Co Lisbon, Hong Kong, Ger, 385, Leeger, Burgess & Co Jersey, Fay ss, B, 68. Lake, G Shepherd & Co Cbarente, Speedwell ss, B, 599, Worth, W Howell Dieppe, Waldridge ss, B. 432, Fisher, Uenwick & Co CLEARED—July 6 Jersey, Fay ss, B, ballast Dieppe, Waldridge as, B. 850 coal Quimper. Anna Josephine. F, 75 coal Granville, Valentine, F, 128 coal IMPORTS—July 6. Roscoff, Admiral 85, potatoe8 and onions, G Le, & Co Liverpool, Sunlight ss, sundries Irvine, Doon ss. 108 copper precipitate, C Lambert: 112 copper precipitate. Vivian & Sons EXPORTS COASTWISE—July 6. Cardigan, Margaret Lewis, 45 coal, S & J Hill Maryport, Thesis ss. 520 coal, Ystradgynlais Co Garston, Sumus ss, 260 saltcake, Vivian & Sons Ballinacurra, Dopson, 130 coal, G Thomas Liverpool, Sunlight ss, sundries, W L Jenkins NEWPORT—ARRIVAIJS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, July 6. Romanby ss, 1121, Avonmouth. Palmas ss, 1560, London. Midlothian, 214, Avonmouth. Charles, 86, Gloucester. Salisbury, 1263, Sharpness. Mabel, 70, Conquet. Swift, 234, Bor- deaux. OLD DOCK, July 6.—Mystery, 41, Cardiff. Curlew, 103, Waterford. RIVER, July b.—Volga, 98, Whitehaven. Angharad, 71, Wexford. Cygnet, 36J Bridgwater. Planet, 261, Decido. Harefleld, 588, Hirelva. Lady of the Lake, 59, Bude. Eliza Murray. 38, Bidetord. Moderator, 6b, Bristol. Amity, 46, Bideford. Charlotte, 41, Hartland. Dispatch, 35, Barnstaple. SAILINGS. ALEXANDRA DOCK, July 6.—Wandle, Trottles, Costa Rica. Raffaele D, Batta, Buenos Ayres. Wm Dawson, Watson, Bilbao. Isle of Georgia. Hodge. Gibraltar. Calliope, Couzens, Kiel. Fratelh Gazzolo, Gazzolo, Bueuos Ayres. OLD DOCK, July b.-Topic; Ferguson, Belfast. Scott Harley, Dempsey, Liverpool. Ada Maria, Cockle. Bristol. Souverain, Noblanc, L'Orient. Marie Virginie, Orain, Paluden. RIVER. July 6.—Jeffery, Davey. St Servan. Char- lotte, Butler, Hartland. John, Allen, Bristol. Emma, Hole, Plymouth. Why Not. Guard, Falmouth. Abbey. Jones, Aberthaw. Jas Renforth, Sully, Bristol. Enid, Harris, Bristol. R G D, Corbine, St Ives. Flower of the Severn, Guy. Bristol. Jewess, Leary. Wexford. Welsh Prince. Howe, Bristol. Jane, Irwin, Ilfracombe. Rosario, Whittle, Cardiff. ENTERED OUTWARDS—July 6. Flushing, Stormcock, B, 13, Prowse, W Williams Son Buenos Ayres, Nevada, Nwy, 49i), R Gething jun & Co Santa Fe, Rosario, Swift, Nwy, 254. R GethlDgjun Gothenburg, Fram, Nwy, 371, A P Filleul & Co CLEARED-JulY.6. L'Orient, Norma, F, 170 coal Flushing, Stormcock, B, 40 coal Camaret, Arthur Jonas, F, 140 coal Paysandu. Catherine, B, 147 iron, 343 creasoted sleepers Gothenburg, Fram, Nwy, 640 coal IMPORTS—July 6. Bordeaux, Swift, 300 loads pitwood, Simkin Bros Bristol, Margaret, 1020 sacks maize Liverpool, Commercial, 20,000 gals creosote Bristol, Welsh Prinoe ss, general Whitehaven. Volga, pig iron Bristol, Moderator, general Bideford, Amity, gravel Bilbao, North Devon, 1050 iron ore, Rhymney Co EXPORTS COASTWISE-July 6. Youghal. Speedy, 130 coal, T Wilks & Co Highbridge, Ann, 90 sleepers Barnstaple, Dispatch, 60 coal, Diamond Llantwit Co Barnstaple, Charlotte, 67 coal, Diamond Llantwit Co Porthgolmon, Carnarvon, Messenger, 46 coal, H Powell Swallsea, Margaret Ann, 8undries Wadebridge, Eliza Murray. 64 coal. Partridge, Jones Plymouth, Lady of the Lake, 95 coal. Partridge, Jones Ufracombe, Jane, 48 coal, J M Akers Cork, Capt Parry ss, 590 coal, J F Thomas & Co Waterford, Curlew, 370 coal, J F Thomas & Co Dublin, Capt McClure, 580 coal, J F Thomas & Co NEATH AND BRITON FERRY. ENTERED OUTWARDS—July 6. StBrieux, Marie Francoise, F, 86, LG Mouchel CLEARED—July 6. St Brieux, Marie Francoise, F, 150 coal Hayle, Salisbury 88,B, 210 coal, Dynevor Coal Co PORTHCAWL. ARRIVALS, July 6.—Bride ss, Hayle, light. Progress ss, Penzance, light. Alice and Eliza, Aberystwyth, ballast. Ocean, Cardigan, ballast. SAILINGS, July 6.—Favorite, Ufracombe, 65 coal. Emerald Isle, Bannow, 160 coal. Bride, Hayle, 380 coal. Progress, Penzance, 300 coal. PORT TALBOT. ARRIVALS, July 6.—Vigilant ss, Wexford, light. July 7—Mary Barrett, Plymouth, copper and bricks. Eliza. beth Kelly, Porthcawl, light. I SAILINGS. July 6.—Trelusis as, Devoran, coal. La. frowda. Penzance, coal. Eling, Exeter, coal. Gulliver, Oxwich, coal.

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,t4 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. KEMPTON PARK MEETING. KEMPTON PARK, SATURDAY. 2 0—The CLAREMONT HANDICAP of 200 sovs; the second receives 20 sovs out of the stakes. Five furlongs. Mr Hammond's St Symphorien, 4y 9st 21b T Loates 1 Mr B Maple's Mirabelle, 3y 6st 3lb ,G Chaloner 2 Mr Mugford's Mohawk, 6y 7stl01b Warne 3 Mr Redfern's Yardarm, 3y 8st lib „F Barrett 0 Lord Dudley's Maskery, 3v 7st 71b G Barrett 0 Mr Charington's Cymbeline, 4y 7st 61b fear 7et 71b) Calder 0 Mr J Nightingall's Black Duchess, 6y 6st 121b Bradbmy 0 Mr Hobbs's Oxley, 3y 6st 111b Allsopp 0 Mr Joioey's Antonina, 5y 6st 100b Wall 0 Mr Deacon's Lucy Long, 3y bst 31b Falloon 0 Betting—9 to 2 each agst Yardarm and Maskery, 5 to 1 agst St Symphorien, 6 to 1 agst Black Duchess. 100to 14 agst Antonina, 10 to leach agst Mirabelle and Lucy Long, and 100 to Beach agst Oxley and 1Ilobawk. Antonina, in the centre of the course, jumped off in front and made the running from Cymbeline, Black Duchess, and St. Symphorien, with Mohawk, Mira- belle. and Maskery lying well up to the distance, where St. Symphorien drew to the front, and. stalling off a resolute challenge from Mirabelle in the last hundred yards, won rather easily by half a length; a bad third. Antonina was fourth, Lucy Long fifth, Black Duchess sixth, Maskery and Yardarm next, and Cym. beline last. 2 30-The MAIDEN TWO YEAR OLD PLATE of 150 sovs colts 9&t. fillies and geldings 8st 111b winners extra. Five furlongs. Mr J Nightingall's Devil's Own, 93t ..A Nightingall 1 Sir J Duke's Llewellyn. 9st 71b Watts 2 H.R.H. the Prince of Wales's Galiffet, 9st GBarrett 3 Mr Baker's Pimperne 9st Calder 0 Capt Bayley's Dazzling Light, 8st lllb.Robinson 0 Mr Blake's British Queen, 8st 111b .Morrell 0 Capt Boycott's Flixton, 9st White 0 Mrs Eyre's Try Again, 8st Barrett 0 Capt Homfray's Mounteagle, 9st Liddiard 0 Mr Ormerod's Claud, 9st Mr R Woodland 0 Betting—5 to 4 on Llewellyn. 6 to 1 each agst Try Again an Galilfet, 7 to 1 agst Devil's Own, and 100 to 7 agst any other offered. Try Again, on the right, showed the way from Devil's Own. Llewellyn, and Gallifet, with British Queen and Monnteagle lying next for half the journey, when Devil's Own took up the running and Llewellvn drew into second place. At the half-distance the favourite made his effort, but failed to quite reach Devil's Own. who won by a neck four lengths separated the second and third. Try Again was fourth, British Queen fifth, Claud next, and Flixton last. 61b-TIJe PRINCESS OF WALES'S STAKES of 2000 sovs the second receives 100 sovs out of the stakes. Seven furlongs. Duke of Portland's Johnny Morgan, 4y 7st 91b M Cannon 1 Capt Homfray's Thnnderstorm, 6y 7st 91b Liddiard 2 Mr F Douglas's Martley, 5y 7st 21b Wall 3 Lord Londonderry's Hazlehatch, 4y 7st 121b (carried 8st lib) _F Barrett 0 Mr Mackenzie's Upset, 6y 7st 101b G Barrett 0 Mr W Smith's Bullion, 4y 7st 81b J Woodburn 0 Lord Rodney's Danbydale, 4y 7st 61b Calder 0 Mr T B Miller's Linkboy, 3y 6st 81b (alld 51b) (car. 0 Sir R Jardine'a Stronvar 4y6stl31b T Loates 0 Mr Cleveland's Bret Harte, 3y 6st 121b Blake 0 Mr B Maple's Hugo, 5y 6st 10lb Allsopp c 0 Duke of Beaufort's Arquebus, 3y 6st 7lbG Chaloner 0 Capt Greer's Tragedy* 3y 6st 5tb (allwd 5ib (car 6st61b) .Hannan 0 Mr Houldsworth's Regalis, 3y 6st 61b Falloon 0 General Williams's Shimmer, 5y 5st 131b (alld SIb) Hibberd 0 Mr J N Astley's Netheravon, 4y6st 4lb (car 6st 71b) Bradbury 0 Lord Dudley's Evangelist. 3y 6st 21b Gray 0 Betting—4 to 1 agst Danbydale, 7 to 1 each agst Stronvar and Shimmer. 10 to 1 agst Bret Harte, 100 to 9 each agst Johnny Morgan and Evangelist, 100 to 8 agst Thunderstorm, 100 to 7 each agst Hazlehatch and Martley, 20 to 1 each agst Bullion, Hugo, and Mamia, 2b to 1 agst Tragedy, 33 to 1 each agst Upset, Linkboy, and Regalis, and 40 to 1 each agst Arquebus and Netheravon. Place betting—6 to 4 agst Danbydale, 2 to 1 each agst Stronvar and Bret Harte, 5 to 2 each agst Johnny Morgan and Shimmer, 3 to 1 attst Thunderstorm, 100 30 to each agst Evangelist and Martley, 5 to 1 agst Hazlehatch, 6 to 1 "gst Hugo, 7 to 1 each agst, Upset, Bullion, and Tragedy, 8 to 1 each agst Ma.mia,Linkboy, and Regalis, and 10 to 1 agsc Arquebus., THE RACI. After several breaks away the flag fell to an indiffer- ent start, and Bret Harte, Shimmer, Evangelist,Nether- avon, Stronvar, and Hazlehatch were left several lengths behind. Martley, on the inside, was first away, and made the running from Bullion, Danbydale, Hugo, and Thunderstorm, with Johnny Morgan, Arquebus, Upset, and Linkboy lying at the head of the others. After running about half the journey, Upset took second place to Martley, and the pair went on from Bullion, Linkboy, Danbydale, Thunderstorm, and Johnny Morgan to the bend. Here Upset and Danby- dale were beaten, and Martley came on in front to the distance, where he was headed by Johnny Mor gan, who stalled off a resolute challgenge from Thun- derstorm and won by a neck; a leth and a half separated the second and thirù. Mamia was fourth, Hugo fifth, Linkboy sixth, Tragedy seventh, Bullion eighth, Danbydale ninth, Bret Harte tenth, Arquebus eleventh, and Upset next, the lAAt pair being Shimmer a.nd Evangelist. Time, Imin. 27 1.5sec. 3 45—The TWICKENHAM TWO YEAR OLD SELL. ING PLATE of 150 sovs colts 93t, fillies and geld- ings 8st lllb the winner to be sold for 50 sovs. Firo furlongs. Lord Dudley's Rosine, 8st 111b G Barrett 1 Mr B Maple's Scotia. 8st lllb T Loates 2 Lord Cadogan's Magnum Bonum, 9at F Barrett 3 Mr J Nightingall's Aquarius. 9st .A Nightingall 0 Mr T Jennings's, jun, Chevalet, 9st Watts 0 Mr Hodgman's Lady Kingsbury, 8st lllb White 0 Mr W G Stevens's Iron Cross, 9st Liddiard 0 Betting—9 to 4 agst Aquarius, 3 to 1 each agst Ro- sine, Scotia, and Lady Kingsbury, and 8 to 1 agst Iron Cross. Iron Cross cut out the work from Scotia and Rosine, with Aquarius lying next for half the journey, when Scotia drew to the front, but was headed in the last few strides by Rosine, who won a fine race by a short head four lengths between the second and third. Chevalet was fourth, Iron Cros next, and Lady Kings- bury last. The winner was sold to Mr Blundell Maple for 540 guineas, and Mr J. Nightingall claimed Lady Kingsbury. 4 15—The KEMPTON PARK INTERNATIONAL TWO YEAR OLD PLATE of 1000 sovs (850 to the winner, 100 to the owner of the second, and 50 to the owner of the third), for two year olds colts 9st, fillies and geldings 8s. lllb penalties and allow- ances. Five furlonss. Lord Hartiugton's Marvel, 8st 101b Watts 1 Cap J Orr- Ewing's Xostig, 8st 101b Adams 2 Mr M'Calmont's White Abbey, 8st 10 lb ..Robinson t Mr W Gardner's Bert, 8st 131b Warne t General Pearson's Bloodhound, 8st 101b ..S Loates 0 Mr Rose's The Cuckoo, 8st bib .F Barrett 0 General Byrne's Ambassador, 8st 61b.M Cannon 0 Mr B Maple's Ghillie Galium, 8st 6lb T Loates 0 Lord Gerard's Glass Slipper, 8st 31b.J Woodburn 0 Mr Starkey's Hepatica, 8st71b .GBarrett 0 Betting—9 to 4 on Marvel, 100 to 9 agst Tostig, 100 to 8 agst Bert, 100 to 7 each agst Ghillie Callum and Glass Slipper, and 100 to 6 each agst Bloodhound and White Abbey. Marvel, on the right, made the running from White Abbey, Glass Slipper, and Tostig, with Ghillie Callum lying next, and Bloodhound last. They ran in this order for about half the journey, when Marvel drew clear of her field and won very easily by a length trom Tostig, who took second place inside the distance. White Abbey and Bert, who ran a dead heat for second place, were beaten several lengths from Tostig Glass Slipper was fourth, The Cuckoo and Bloodhound next, and Hepatica last. 4 45—The WOLSEY SELLING PLATE of 150 sovs weight for age the winner to be sold for 50 sovs. One mile. Mr W G Steven's Little Wenlock, 6y lOst 21b Mr Abington 1 Mr E R Webb's The Skipper, 3y 9st 41b ..G Barrett 2 Mr C Hibbert's Patchouli, 4y lOst 21b A Nightingall 3 Mr Munday's Coriander, 4y lOst lib .Downes 0 Mr Webb's Lausanne, 3y 9st lib Warne 0 Betting—15 to 8 on Little Wenlock, 3 to 1 agst Patchouli, and 10 to 1 each agst The Skipper and Coriander. Coriander showed the way from The Skipper and Lausanne, with Little Wenlock lying next to the bend, where the last-named joined the leader, and, drawing away inside the distance] won by two lengths a length and a half separated the second and tbird. Coriander was last. The winner was sold to Mr Nesbitt for 380 guineas. Lausanne was purchased by Mr Richards for 60 JitUinea.s. 5 15—The HAN WORTH PARK MID WEIGHT HANDICAP PLATE of 100 guineas winners extra. One mile. Mr Merry's Purple Emperor, 5y 8st llb Liddiard 1 Mr Davies's General Abbot, 3y 7st 21b .T Loates 2 Mr Charrington's Violante, 4y 7st Bradbury 3 Betting—15 to 8 on Purple Emperor, 3 to 1 agst Gen. Abbot, and 8 to 1 agst Violante. Violante was closely followed by General Abbot to the bend, where the last-named took a slight lead, but he was headed inside the distance by Purple Emperor who won very easily by a neck a bad third. THE OFFICIAL STARTING PRICES, KEMPTON PARK MEETING. RACE. WINNER. PRICK. Claremont Handicap St Symphorien b to 1 agst Maiden Plate 1 Devil's Own. 7 to 1 agst Princess of Wales's.. Johnny Morgan.. 100 to 9 agst Twickenham Plate HOijine 3 to 1 agst International Plate.. Marvel 9 to 4 en Wolsey Plate. Little Wenlock.. 15 to 8 on Hanworth Handicap. Purple Emperor.. 10 to 8 on The above prices are identical with those published in the Racing Calendar" by Messrs Weatherby. SPORTING PROPHECIES. NEWMARKET. BOTTISHAM PLATE.—Sportsman—Formidable Sport- ing Life—Formidable or Listen Field—Fullerton or Formidable Land and Waller-Formidable; Licensed Victuallers' Gazette—Formidable or Noble Chieftain Sporting Times—Love-iu-Idleness. SOHAM PLATE.—Sportsman— Gallinule'; Sporting Life-Ma3ter Charlie or Druidess Field-Misere or Master Charlie Land and Water—Misere or Aggie Licensed! Victuallers' Gazette—Master Charlie or Aggie.; Sporting Times—Harpagon or Southill, JULY STAKES.— Sportsman—Loup Snorting Life— Loup or Ostrogoth Field—Wharfdale Ally or Loup Land and Water—Loup or Quicksight Licensed Vic- tuallers' Gazette—Loup or Wharfdale filly; Sporting Times- Wharfdale filly. BUNBURY PLATE,—Sportsman—Link Boy Sporting Life—Link Boy Field—Napoleon Land and Water- Napoleon Licensed Victuallers Gazette—Link Boy Sporting Times—Friar's Balsam. BEAUFORT STAKES.—Soortsman—Oataract; Sporting Life—«6aucy Lass Field—Shimmer Land and Water —Cataract or Shimmer Licensed Victuallers' Gazette —Cataract or Shimmer; Sporting Times—Cataract or Saucy Lass. ZETLAND STAKES.—Sportsman, Land and Water, Field, and Sporting Times—Pioneer Sporting Life — Pioneer or Workington Licensed Victuallers' Gazette —Workington or Pioneer. HIOH-WEI«SHT HANDICAP.— Sportsman— Drizzle Sporting Life—Houndsditch or Pinzon; Field-oly. nesia Land and Water-Jack Frost; Licensed Victu- allers' Gazette—Drizzle or Helmsley Sporting Times- Drizzle or Jack Frost. ELLESMKRE STAKES.—Sportsman, Field, Licensed Victualler's Gazette, and Sporting Times—Ampbion • Sporting Life-Trayles or King Monmouth Land and Water—Amphion or King Monmouth. HARK PARK HANDICAP.—Sportsman and Land and Water—St. Helen Sporting Life—Pamela or Father Confessor Field—Golden Crown Licensed Victual- lers' Gazette—King Monmouth or St. Helen Sporting Times-CaerlaTerock or Helois. MIDSUMMER PLATE.—Sportsman, Land and Water. and Field—Pioneer; Sporting Life—Pioneer or Gold Licensed Victuallers' Gazette—Pioneer or Ormuz. CHESTERFIELD STAKES.—Sporting Life—Riviera or Loup Sportsman—Riviera Field and Sporting 'limes —Semolina Land and Water—Semolina or Riviera Licensed Victuallers' Gazette—Riviera or Semolina. SUFFOLK PLATE.— Sportsman—Savant; Sporting Life Jack Frost Field—Eiridspord or Houndsditch Land and Water—Eiridspord Licensed Victuallers Gazette-Phil or Savant Sporting limes—Pioneer. JULY CUP.— Sportsman—Formidable Sporting Life —Formidable or St. Patrick Field—Fullerton or Na- poleon Land and Water—Formidable; Sporting Times—Lord Dudley's selected.

NEWMARKET TRAINING NOTES. (BY OUR NEWMAKKKT CORRESPONDENT.) NKWMARKET. Saturday. On the Racecourse side, T. Brown's Tonans, Tidal Wave, Chilperic, and Prince Peter cantered six furlongs Jos. Cannon's Corbeille, Olympus, and Lal Brough galloped the same distance. Hayhoe's Theodore, Cotillon, and Morglay negociated a mile and a quarter Styx followed. Mumford's Culloden and Dry Toast went a mile. Rogers's Has- tings and Wishing Gate galloped six furlongs. Marsh's Scottish Fusilier and Sherbroeke went. a do and a quarter. On the Limekilns, Ashby's Ma Belle colt and Wan. dering Nun colt went six furlongs. Archer's Eversfield was sent a mile and three-quarters. John Daws-, on's, sen, Hawthorn, Grecian Bend, Bartizan, and Caller Herrin went a mile. Matthew Dawson's Rada, Mercy, and Eyrie galloped the same distance. George Dawson's Seaton and Ayrshire were sent a mile and a quarter; Donovan Ladybird, and Melanion going a mile. Enoch's King Monmouth did' a similar gallop. Workington,Caerlaverock, Houndsditch, and Choufleur went seven furlongs. Gurry's Pedigree and Lisbon galloped a mile and a quarter Janis's Polynesia went a mile; T. Jennings's, sen, Gold, Lord George, Father Confessor, and Unrefined going a similar gallop. Hopper's Charing Cross galloped nearly two miles. Jewitt's Savant and Seabreeze galloped a mile and a quarter; Morton's Pioneer and Juggler going a similar gallop. Ryan's Evergreen and Sor rento went nearly two miles. Sherwood's Mirror, Re- cluse, and Saucy Lass went a mile and a quarter.

INVESTMENTS ON LEADING JOCKEYS' MOUNTS. The following table shows the result of an investment of 210 on the mounts of the following jockejs for the week ending July 5 Won. Lost. £ s. d. £ s. d. Robinson 94 5 9 G Ba.rrett. o. 1915 8 Fagan. -—- 1218 2 SLoates. 29 0 0 T Loates —— 48 15 0 Rickaby. —— 80 0 0 Webb —— MMN 10 0 0 White. 66 2 8 —— FBarrett 11414 5. Weldon 150 0 0 —— Watts. 30 13 4 PRINCIPAL WINNlScTjOCKEYS ON THE FLAT; (Compiled from March 25 to July 5.) Mounts. Lost. Won. T Loates. 234 177 57 G Barrett 286 230 66 FBarrett. 213 101 b2 J Watts 149 U5 34 F Rickaby 186 Ib6 30 T Weldon 134 101 27 A White. 98 72 26 J Fagan 107 82 25 S Loates 161 .„ 131 24 S Chandley 86 63 „ 25 Robinson 161 139 „ 22 Liddiard 108 92 „ 16 T Cannon 76 62 14 F Webb 60 48 12 W Warne 65 b3 12 T J Calder 125 113 12 Bruckshaw- 62 51 11 M Cannon 94 83 11 W Blake. 82 72 10 Wall 88 79 9

CYCLING. THEilNTER-TOWN COMPETITION. At the Sophia Gardens Field on Saturday, under conditions eminently favourable, five-mile trial races were held under th6 auspicee of the Cardiff Cycling Club, for the purpose of selecting a team to represent Cardiff in the forthcoming Inter-town Cycling competition for the possession of the Challenge Shield. The men had to ride against time, the six doing the fastest time to compose the team. The judges were Dr De Vere Hunt and Mr W. H. Hutchens and Mr S. Marks officiated as time-keeper and starter. Details :— FIRST HIC.&T.-Five men came to the scratch iu this heat, and a good start was effected. The men kept close together for the first lap, but in the second Metcalf came to the front, closely followed by Meager, Jenkins and Williams being about ten yards behind. Ludlow, who rode an ordinary, was about a dozen yards behind in tbe first lap, and this distance was greatly increased in the third. In the fifth lap Ludlow retired. Some good running was witnessed in the remaining laps, Metcalf and Meager alter- nately going to the front, whilst about two dozen yards away a neck to neck race was taking place between Williams and Jenkins. In the final lap Metcalf, putting on a splendid spurt, came in first with Meager in close pursuit. The men finished in the following order:—1, J, Metcalf, Cardiff C.C. (17 minutes 9 seconds^; 2, T. H. Meager, Roath C.C. (17 minutes 19 seconds); 3, J. Williams, Cardiff C.C. (17 minutes 26 seconds); 4, C. Jenkins, Cardiff C.C. (17 minutes 40 seconds); 5, T. Ludlow (retired). SECOND HIAT.-Four men only came out in this heat, Fownes, of Roath, going away in fine style. At the first time of passing the judge he was leading by about 20 yards, and at the finish he proved an easy winner by half a lap. Result 1, Fownes, Roath C.C., 17m. 221sec. 2, Stan- don, Cardiff O.C., 18m. 45sec.; T. Gibbon, Cardiff C.C., and F. S. Blakemore, Cardiff C.C,. retired. THIRD HEAT.-This was the best heat of the trial, Sheen and Granger having a close tussle for first place, with the result that the race finished as follows:—1, A. J. Sheen, Cardiff C.C. (16min. E0*ec); 2, A. T. GraiDger, United C.C. (16min 511.gec). F. P. Small and S. Reynolds retired. The Cardiff team will therefore consist of Sheen, Grainger, Metcalf, Meager, Fownes and Williams.

THE TURF SCANDAL. SIR GEORGE CHETWYND AND THE JOCKEY CLUB. HIS RESIGNATION ACCEPTED. The Press Association says an important meeting of the Jockey Club was held otf Saturday at the town residence of thi Duke of Richmond, 49, Belgravn-square. Tb« meeting was called for half-past 11, but the pro- ceedings did not commence until nurly 12. Amongst those present were Mr J. Lowther, Mi Chaplin, Lord March, the Duke of Westminster^ Sir John Astley, Lord Colville ol Culross, Colonel Forester, Lord Alingtou, Lord Hardy, the Earl of Bradford, Lord Rendlesbam, the Duke of Beaufort, Lord La,acelleii, Lord Londonderry, Duke of Portland, Lord Cadogan, Mr Leopold de Rothschild, the Earl of Cork, Lord Hartington, and Mr Edward Weatherby. The meeting was strictly private, but the Press Association understands that it was called for th. purpose of receiving the award of the arbitrators in the Chetwynd Durham dispute, The meeting lasted only half an hour. It is understands that a letter was received from Sit George Chetwynd submitting his resignation as a member of the club. Upon the motion of the chairman, it was decided to accept the resignation,