... TO-DAY'S MONEY. I ————-— II  [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] I i STOCK EXCHA-?E. LONDON, OPENING, 11.20 A.M. II The fortnightly settlement on the Stock Ex- change continues to engage the attention of dealers, and is being satisfactorily arranged, and priccs show an irregular tendency. Consols are weak, and to lower. Foreign Bonds show a weakness—Frencii Four and a Halves 1Iz lower several other ? to ]. £ ...

... KEWIVI FFITDAY. ?!? ...

... —6 to 4 :¡g't Mouton, 4 to 1 agst Veaut 5 to 1 agst His Honour, 9 to 1 agst Concealmtnlt. and 100 to 8 agst any other. Concealment made all the running and won by a head 2 lengths divided second and third. Sprightly was fourth, Veau d'Or fifth, and Backslider last. Concealment was sold to Mr J. Cannon for 530gs. 2.30—Lhe REACH PLATE of £ 500 weight for age, etc. One mile three furlongs two ...

... ALLEGED OUTRAGE. Late on Tuesday evening a copier, named Richard Thomas Will, was arrested by P.C. 176 at Llantrisant, charged with having that evening attempted to outrage a girl,14 years of age, named Charlotte Lewis, daughter of George Lewis, mason, Rhi wsaeson. The accused, it is alleged, called at the girl's house in the absence of the parents, and asked for a drop of water, which was ...

... =- -A- Doncaster Stakes. 2 ran H.. binger i Watch Tower 2 ...

... SAXDOW-N PARK, FRIDAY. In disagreeable contrast to the pleasurable sur- roundings on the opening day at Saoidown Park, the weather this afternoon was dull in the extreme. A drizzling rain fell during the greater part of the day, and under the circumsiances there was scarcely so large a company present, but with a few more horses having arrived the sport was fully equal to the usual standard. ...

... ADJUDICATIONS, &c. I [FROM FRIDDAY NIGHT'S LONDON GAZETTE.) I RECEIVING ORDERS David Davies, of Troedyrhiwfuvvcli, Glamorganshire, and Commercial-street, New Tredegar, Monmouth- shire, rocer, draper and boot-dealer. Griffith Griffiths, of Llanrhaiadryumochant, Denbigh- shire, innkeeper. Jolm Morgan, Page-street, Swansea, commission agent. Richard P. Jones, Commercial-road, Tredegar, green- ...

... Lewes Meeting. JJSWES, SATURDAY. Fortunately for these who remained to see the curtain fall on the Sussex meetings, the weather con- tinued fine up to the close, alihough once or twice during the morning there were indications of a.n ap- proaching storm. It, however, passed over before midday, and the sport was witnessed under most en- joyable surroundings. There was another excellent company ...

... Newmarket First Spring Meeting. I I ACCEPTANCES FOR THE HEATH HANDICAP. (Five furlongs. Run Wednesday, May 3.) vs st lb vs st lb 5 8 0 Mrs Bufterwick ..3 9 2 Clever Alice Molly Morgan 4813 Bruyere 38 0 Lumberer 4 8 10 Oathnds. 37 7 Bill of Portland 3 8 9,rdit1. 3 7 5 PhUMthropist 3 8 8 P Uv?i-den 574 Poppcea 35 6| T I) 3 7 0 ...

... SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. i CARDIFF* SWANSEA.t I NEWPORT Oct. !Mor.j Evil. Hgt.jMor.iEvn.jHgt.lMor.;Evn Hg,, 23 M 5 20 5 40 32 7, 4 24 4 4129 9 5 33 5 5333 0 24 T 5 59 6 2134 lOi, 5 4 5 26 31 7 6 12 6 34 35 3 25 W 6 41 7 236 5 5 45 6 532 10 6 54 7 1536 10 26 I; 7 23 7 4337 3 6 G5 6 46 33 6 7 36 7 56 37 8 27 F 8 2 8 2337 2 7 5 7 2633 5 8 15 8 3637 7 28 S 8 43 9 536 0, 7 47 8 1132 8 8 56 9 18 36 5 ...

... ALLEGED RAILWAY ROBBERIES AT NEATH. At the Neath Borough Police-court on Wednes- j day, before the mayor (Mr E. Evans Bevan), John Holwill, brakesman, and David Davies, porter, were charged with stealing articles ot clothing and other goTOs from the Great Western Railway Company. Mr Russell Thomas ap- i peared for the defE;iice.-Dete-etive Benton, Pad. dington, said that Davies longed with ...

... CORN. GLOUCESTER, Saturday.—Very little English wheat offering, and trade was firm as last week's prices; foreign neglected. Grinding barley und maize fully 6d per qr deal er. Oats 3d to 6d Ili he-r. New California wheat, 3ls Russian, 23s to 30s per qr. Grinding barley,'16s 9d. Bound maize, 20s 6dfto flli fed. BUTTER. CORK. Saturday.—Firsts, 90s.; second M; I thirds, 83s; fourths, 78s. Mild ...