... I Windsor Meeting. 1.30-The QUEEN WELTER HANDICAP of £ 150; the second to receive Five furlongs. j.;lr .1. ColHns's L: 'ill Flash 5y 8st 1 lib L. Reiff 1 Mr Dawson's Miss Unicorn, Sst 311b Mr Randall 2 Mr J. II. Locke's l'arton, 3v 7s6 61b S. Loabes 3 Mr Wigan's King of the Plains, 4v 8st 81b Halsey 0 Mr F. S. Barnard's Argon, 6y 3st &lb M. Cannon 0 Mr R. Sievicr's Success, 3y 8st 71b Wetl ...

... TO DAY'S MONEY. I [SPECIAL TELEGRAMS; I LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. Opening,11.20a.m.—^The finr.l aajnsi ment of the fort- nightly settlement on the Stock Exchange is engaging the chief attention of dealers and is being satisfac- torily arranged. Consols dull, beine lower for account. Foreign Bonds quiet-Spanish 3-8 lower. Home Railways inactive-Hell and Barnsley and Great Central Deferred i lower. ...

... Tenby left St. Petersburg for Ply mo nth 9th j Lac'tfenby icfti Tr&Dgsund for Sharpness 10th Wwanflby passed St. Catherine's for 1 ■ ■ • 01 h Hawnb'y arvd l-)ort!a 3.0th I'omaron atvd St. Xazaire 10th \torthvr left Pomaron for i!or ...

... Indispensable in a household, Cnd«hv's i: Rex Whole Ox Tongues (not split tongues) are really delightful as they are packed from the choicest selected young cattle. From all grocers. S\3 SAM TAYLOR for two Inch pillar massive 4ft Sin. by 6ft. Gin. Bedstead, only 35a. All goods delivered free in own vau any distance. 205e To A COLD IN ONE DAY ink Laxative lir-no Quiiiine Tablets. All Druggists ...

... MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VES§EL$ Alacrity arvd Havre 9th Rochefort arvd Honfleur 7th Stokesley arvd Havre 71 h Eureka arvd CharenUs 7th Hamby arvd Amsterdam 6th Doleby iirvd Philadelphia 5th Red Jacket arvd Odessa 8th t Turquoise arvd Philadelphia 7th Volage left Rosario for Philadelphia 7th Exmuuth arvd St. Vincent 8th Dawlish left Barry for Port Said 6ch Flowergate left Stigo for Cardiff 7th Oawin ...

... Vanderbilt Millions. OVER .£7,000,000 IN RAILWAYS. New York, TuesdRy.-Mach sutprise has been expressed that the late Mr Vanderfcilt's rail- roa.d investments were not larger than the official figures show them to be, and particularly at so small a proportion of hi-i money being in New York Centrals. The present value of his pria- cipal railroad securities is as follow3 West Shore, 1,500,0000 ...

... NEW VtCAR OF RHYMNEY. I On Sa.torda.y afternoon the Rev. Daniel Fisher, B.A.,thenewvioa.rofRhymney, was institated by the Lord Biahop of HandttS. Thie Biahop dotiveied n address, explaining that sac ceremoniea were nanaHy held in private, but he thought it was far better and more in B.ccord wifh Divine ceremony that they should be pablie. He believed that the Rhymuey Iron Co., Limbed, who a ...

... „ |Th. Sep.27 Fr. Sep. 28 Sa. Sep. 2Y PORT TMOJJLGS.LTUIE Tuie 'L'nie, 0T;T, jh.m. jlt.iii.il). M. ftin h. IN.jft.iu. C3R«FF { £ | 2| | ^RJI N!^ 4 BARRYCOE^ J^; || 33 11; | ^32 S| | 31 1 NASRNRT J 8 56 77 N 9 26,70 A\ 9 56 ——-4P.,n. 9 12 33 9 41: 4 10 14 30 9 Swansea I' ^30 7 ^'90 O' ^07 C tp.M 8 3 8 3629 2| 9 1127 6 Port Talbot. GJ F ^31 JO! 8 55 -50 1 p. 11 8 4 3 8 37 1 9 13 J J 6 ...

... Bucks, Buckingham I Lincoln, Stamford U. maj., 1436 U. maj., 399 Cambridge, Wiabech Norfolk, Mid. L. mnj., 134 U. maj., 223 Northants.E. TJ. maj., 1216 Cornwall, Bodmin Notts, Rushcliffe U. maj., 543 L. maj., 633 Cumberland, Egremont Shropshire, Wellington U. maj., 131 U. uuop. Devon, Barnsta-ple Stafford, N.W.U.maj.,668 U. maj., 68 Surrey, Guildford Dorset, Eastern U, unop. U. unop. Durham, ...

... Derby Autuiun Meeting. The Press Association is officially requeued to State that Oppressor should not have aDacared amongst the acceptances for the Markeaton Plate at Derby. The weights are therefore raised lib. ...

... PAGE 2. Aberystwyth, Machynlleth, Llanfair, Oswestry, Ellesmere, Deytheur, Trefnannev, Morda, Weston Rhyn, Buttington, Trewern and Pool Quay news Oswestry Grammar School Prize Distribution; Correspondence; Parliamentary. PAGE 3. The War The Chinese Crisis Action by a Welsh Rector; The Dandy Fifth in Camp; Churchstoke, Whittington and Montgomery news. PAGE b. Cricket Notes and Matches Caersws ...

... Messrs W. L. Browne & Co. report from Shrews- bury, on Saturday April the 7th, as follows •— Farmers have been busily engaged sowing spring corn during the past week, and their work has been done iu a very sfltisfaetorv manner. Wheat has been ill small supply md busines has been trans- acted at UTlclJanged prices. A few small 10ts cf barley have been offered and buyers have paid for- mer ...