... CORN. LONDON, Monday. — Market dull; fine English wheat nominally unchanged inferior samples almost unsaleable white quoted 28s to 34s red, 27s to 32s foreign, the turn to 6d lower on the week. Top price of town flour reduced 3s per sack other sorts, 6d country and American marks 2d cheaper. Grindin barley down 6d. Oats 3d lower and flat. Maize steady-Hound do., 6d cheaper. Beans and peas ...

... I MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Rhosina left Alexandria for Hull 19th Scots Greys arvd New York 18th Sapphire left Norfolk for Hamburg 18th C W Anderson left Bayonne for Cardiff 18th Treherbertarvd St Jean de Luy 17th Labarrouere left Alicante for Kouen 17th Walter Thomas arvd Marseilles from Cardiff 18th Fountains Abbey arvd Lisbon 17th Egglestone Abbey arvd New York 17th Allonby arvd Sables ...

... »~— ?h B??? ? ?? cr a,ny special ven:'rivi' 11 sbein? te xOff. I W&IAEII HANDICAP 5 ran ...

... Final Score. G. T. M. kicotland 1 1 1 Wales 0 1 1 ...

... TODA yS MARKETS. SUGAlt. GLASGOW, Saturday.—Small business! done without change in prices. The official report states Market closes steady, with a good demand for mediums and yellows, the values of which show a slight improve- ment for the week. Better scirts unaltered. D'. AD MEA.T. LONDON, Saturday.—There were short supplies and trade was fairly active a clearance will be eifecied. Beef, ...

... The meeting on the Rays Meadows will be con- cluded to-day and, with the Hunters' Race failing to fill the programme, embraces only half-a-dozen events for decision. My selections are Park Plate—DELAVAL. Farnham Handicap- \VILLIAM THE SILENT or ULTIMUS. St George's Plate-MOCKERY. Tivo-ye,i.o'd Plite-VILLAGE LASS. Spring Handicap—IODESLEIGH or HARK. Datchet Welter—MACUNCAS or BUNGALOW. VERITAS. ...

... ENGLISH CRICKETERS IN I AUSTRALIA. Saturday. An immense crowd assembled this morning to WitJWS3 the contilllution of tho match between the Snglishm-n and the combined Australian Eleven. Last night it was announced that S. Gregory would take the place of his fellow- colonist, Turner, in the Australian team, and much satisfaction was expressed this m.-rning when it was found that the change had ...

... Manchester September Meeting.. ACCEPTANCES YJ'c, THE DE iRAFFORD wri -i !• p (i?,? inile. Ittii, Sept. 24.) v liJ v t Ih Ahcc. 49 6 Ralph NeviLi,, 47 8 t':Jâ' i;¡,'r' 9 ;£;1.):¿. l? ...

... Here and There. One of Archdeacon Farrar's sons is a journalist in America. The new Midland station at Leicester will cost £150,000.. America has shipped to Europe this year 1,454,000 barrels of apples, Mr Dd. Owen and Mr Bright, who have been on a tour through America to contemplate the tin-plate outlook, are on their way home. Captain Owen Thomas, of Bryndu, has been selected as Unionist ...

... TO-DAY'S MONEY. [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] RTOg EXCHANGE. LONDON. OPKNINO, 11.20 A. v. Business very quiet on the Stock Exchange owing to the near approach of settlement. Con- sols are unchanged. Brazil 1889's down on the unfavourable news from Rio Cedulas I and J weake, but Argentine 1886's up. Greek Five's 1¡;. In Home Railways Chatham Preference and Lancashires down Southern Deferred Stocks, to ...

... CARDIFF* SWANSEA, f NWPORTt Nov. I b1:0rï} ...

... — —  Free Education. 2 OPERATION OF THE ACT IS CARDIFF. September let, 1391, will be remembered it history as the Free Schools DAY, and henoe. forward children between the ages of 3 and 15 may receive free tuition in an elementary school, It may not be claimed as a right uutd'twelv-e- month has passed, during which time It expected that existing schools will have accns- tomed themselves to ...