... cSWANSEA ELECTRIC TRAtl- I WAYS. If In- . - L 'as BOARD OF TRADE INSPECTION. E3rn Ler On Thursday, on behlif Of the Board of oh1 ts. Trade, Coloiel YorIke carried one the inspeo- he tion of the Irew permanent WILy of the Swan- He sea.- tr'aneiys, and Mr. Trotter thie electrical to installation. The following officials of tile ad- British Electric Traction Conelcany, the owners ci1 o)f the line ...

... ESOUTH -WALES TIDE TABLE. 0 1 2 i o Mon. lioricg i 9 21 .9 40 9 45 10 33 110 35 day, (isc 19 ;6361 3 10 :2 11 0 11 2 June18 Height 326 29 8 31 10 32 6 32 1 Tues- Moin'i D i1 400271 10 36111 19 1120 day, Isecucie 111 4110 62 11 0 11 47 1147 Julne 19 Ilicliel31 9r 28 8 30 8 31 1 3 7 Wed- c Sluir 1112811120 11 1-4 - nesdiy, liseelcu 11 5311 49 1114811 8 12 8 June 20 1Heigin 13014 27 9,29 9 29. 7 ...

... - - - ; --uu- Ut TIe M reuter' Telegram.]F of 141W YORK, Tmesday. 39 T-orroaw behig Decoration Day it will be ' s~ b~svedasa holiday throughout, the Ujnited Ifl Of Stocks advanced earliz on shorts covering o preliiniiiry to the holiday, also on &i London demanud, and In sympathy With strength in 'e *mSugar and Steel Stocks, but. rolaneed late on' ?? 0u- profit-taking and olosed weak. The~ ...

... GlOctti. 31;-177fic op70ne, s. t9°. Gr:wnville light- AntoniO, s, ,036 ?? ballast, E Oct. 31.-Iat Roohelle. 8, 755, Biibao, iron ore. and Elleny77 ?? ?? EtnmaPeno Cabarav, 8, t.196, Eantandar. iron vre. t Iifracombe, light. Oarneo. s, 144 Briton Ferry, light. Eugenie, s, t;l57. Bristol Zight. Ooean, ( s, 68, Bril}tol, light. Nethtm, s, 64. Brislol, light. Dan and Mary, 84, Rinsale, ballast. . ...

... 10 LONDON METAL MARKET. LOINDON, Tuesday. e Copper.-T'ollowing the ease which set in re after yesterday's. official close, a seller came es forwvard this morning at 2s 6d less money for al three mnonths; and during the- session about g 400 tons changed hands at £71 Sis 6d, £71 lOs, 1£71 8s Gd; £71 ?? 3d, cash, £71 i6s January, £72 5s to £72 2s 6d to.£72 5s three months. On re- second 'Change ...

... 'jun - Lrse, GALE'IN T1:E IBISR CHANNEL. the A terrific gale raged in the Irish Channel on Saturday, and the North Western and Royal Mae Mil steamers from Greenore, Dublin, and Kingstown for Holyhead were considerablY delayed, while the passengers had a terrible experience. The hurricane was accompagied by a blinding rain. One of the steamers, the :dg- Connaught, met with a. mishap, and was ...

... CARDIFF. EXCHANGE, Monday. There was a large attendance on 'Change AN1 to-day, and more lifo Was shown il :n the steam coal markeb than is usually the case on the first day of the week. New businEs3, 'however, was on a limited scale. 3 This was duo to the fact that nearly all buyers 10 * have made arrangements to carry them over the Christmas holidays. Those who have not, and are obliged to ...

... iTS CAUSES AID EFFE S. a In the euphonic language of Mr. Balfour, usad in b an address at Cambridge University o' The Nine- S teenth Cenury, - Coal is the chief reservoir of a' euergr from which the world a.t present draws. The ir man in the street may not appreciate the full signifi- canoe of the -remar&s He only knows that that de- spoiler of his purse-4be coal mnerchant-is making t- him ...

... SouTH SsnorasPiBr TsuRns.-Steadiness remains in evidence in the iron trade of this district; there is a fair anounit of work on hand, and consumers show a little more inclination to deal, though their orders do not go much beyond present requirements. The high cost of production does not induce sellers to matle any concessions In the bar trade there is a steady business passing. Best marked ...

... WARWICK ~~~A!f THE P OR I OF DIR~~lNGHABI .~ A -garden Thee, and sale oi wor orafrt tn4 of ?? auec,]anob Stre w-opndessayafteroon by the: Couni~ teiss. ?? at the Moseley . aia fri A tent was erected on the g f e n .of ll Vho wereaterested inthe aeof work, d 4everal refrisbment stalls were arranged on the terrace, 'in frf.l: of thie hail. There was a ery large attend- 'W e .. friends and w/ell ...

... THE MAi5ILS. Amass, May 25.-The Sumatra, for London, mnsajd the Herzog, from Port Natal, and the Purnea, to: B bay, arrived. BAxBAnDOaS, Tay 24.-The Traveller arnived Boscros, May 25.-The Peruvian arrived. BRowoEAso, May 24.-The Mlajestic and the &3ot; for -New York, thk MieanOn, for MIoniral, a nd thoe Belgenland, for Phiadelphia, ?? 25: los Cevic, for Liverpool, passed. BRaxMdrs s;AVN, 1May ...

... BANTKRUPTCY PR(CEEDIN\GS. Ile Gcrerle 'fe'rtlc Rerfi/nri. eijveller. 45, nrdorrick I Street. residing at 7B, Thornhlill RF-ad, Uandswortl.-A new first niestilic of the crulitor-' of this debtor was held at the l3oani of Trade Orlice, Birminezhamn, yesterday Mr. W*oeiiett fdeputY ?? receiver) presidirg.-M^r. Jeffrey appeared for the debtor, whuose amended state- ment of affairs showed ...