The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-26 00:00:00

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Steck oa hand day

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Ottioitroni Ist Jam
Arrival last weak
Ditto trim Whim

:Kirii

24.1104 18.495
2.173 1.10.:7
.P.4C:5 .23,144

00,066
1,:05
40.060
1.341
16.t..24
41$. Od.
445. 1.1.

PrkeT.C.onthesotthisdayewt: 4417.6 L I 444
Ntto T.,wn 144 Pliday

Arrival for the week and*" Oat A. last year, 1.175 cads,
sad delivery 2.1:2 casks. The arrival lag week comprised us
casks retersl.urg, 10 Australia. sod 00 South America . total.
1.341 casks.

METROPOLTTAN CATTLE MARKET,
(THIS DAY.)

There se. a few more beast. than on Monday last, lint
choice qualities are by no means olsetifttl. Prices are no*
much altered oe this average. Inferior kinds meet with a dull
sale, and are rather lower. There is a considerable iserame in
the number of sheep ; trade is consequently dull, awl on the
averse* prices am lower. Calves are selling about the sear
as oo Thursday. From Germany and Ireland there ars 3.290
beasts, 10,130 sheep, 373 calves. sod 220 irca. Spam, 60
beasts; Ireland, 670; and 2,760 from the nbern sad
Midland Counties.

to stow of Alba. 4 • a. di Poo 443•0 of Abs. 4 4. ad.
Root Scots, Hirai& 6 0 6 4 Best Deatll4lklo6k 0 • • •
Boot Abort-borne 4 8 6 0, Bat Long-w 0015.... 6 0 e 4
Reeved qua/ bomb I 0 4 0 I Do. do. Shorn .... • 0 • 0
Calves
fin
Boot Dmit 111410040 9 4 6 6 , laiobs
madb at market, 6,430; 'beep and lambs, 2.,:90; oftivoo,
386. pfgo, 690.

BOROUGH HOP 11ARILST.--(THIS DAY.)
Menem. Named= end Smith report a very active der
mead for all descriptions of hops, Very fall pnon are
realised for all choMe Bad oolory aorta, which are daily
getting scarcer. Low and middling samples barely maintain
List week's quotations.

I

Tea Lugo@ BANK SOSPIMIIOIt. —One of the em-
ir queues' of the skesoedleg of Ilr. J. W. Mareas• Is she
suspension for • mooed time of the iroe mining at OaelLe
Reward and Kirkby's- *oar bishop. After Ita?diakills
for two or throe or tke works Wag feweetlY lamed by
Mr. Marnilea. end hue bees vigorously workei for • few
weeks, coo new shift having been sunk to the *dint of 100
feet. Waage* Dew works were in oontemplation, including
• bridge over the Newest. The band. were all knocked off
work on Friday, sad at mein% all in at a standstill.

4
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

THE NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER
WILLING.
To THII =nos or TIM ixravis. _

- •
Ste,,—To call the first of the autumn meetings at
Newmarket by its old title is this year more a fallacy than
ever, for it take' piles entirely in September ; but games
p for nothing now.a.days, although it is impound° but to
perceive that the misnomer might be effectually dons away
with by • step in the right direction, viz., commencing seven
days later, for • clear week is hardly • sufficient pause
between meetings like Doncaster and that the Fiat October
has grown into of late rears. However, the ball cannot roll
no quickly for some people, and Write:6 will resume opera-
nose ou Tuesday as eagerly as though Doncaster were a matter
of three months ago, four days sport being before them
that coneot fail to provoke a whirl of excitement, the
thirty-two events provided including many of more than
evdinary importance. The Great Eastern and October
Handicaps, with the Hopeful and Two-yr-old Triennial, are
esetain of large tick* as are also two or three of the paltry
handicap prizes yet to be entered for. The Hopeful is •
half-mile two-yr-old stake, and is fortunate in having
several speedy celebrities to contort it, Gardevisure, Puritan
(troth penalised Sib), and Cordelia (31b extra) being almost
bound to run, with a couple from Danebury, in which
stable there are Siberia, Shrepoell, Todleben, acid
lady Egidia to select from. The two lest-named have
only 3io extra, and will probably do battle as the
others put up 61b penalties ; and with Doge, Lord
Waldegrave, one of Baron Rothschild's, the Terra colt, and
two or three fresh miners entering the lists also, there
aught to be a good muster at the poet. However, I look
upon it as little more than a match between Gardevisure
sad Danebury, and should look cootidently for the victory
ed Mr. Tatton's filly, with all the weight, but that Toileben
awl Lady Enda have recently betrayed such improvement
in their performances, the latter's defeat of Zinc& over
half a mile at Lichfield being • particularly brilliant one.
The Buckenbani is on the T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 and
and
would create sours stir if Dilly Dally made his but for it,
as he ought to do when Bonnie Imes is the best of his oppo.
sesta that has been oat, for to beat Mr. Saxon's filly it
dim not require a Derby horse, The Grand Duke Michael,
A. P., has only Ely, Bangah, and Skeffingion (51b allowed)
he mated the 8001. stake. We did not me the
bed of Barageh in the Si. Leger, as he ran most unkindly,
sod it is bard to get over the fact cf his having ma away
from Ely at Goodwood; nevertheless his having left the
latter alone in the Doocaster Stakes, a richer prize than
this, will almost confirm the rumours that were prevalent
to his disadvantage before the St. Leger, and Ely is just
sow in such tine form that he is, under all the circum-
stances, entitled to the preferenoe, even if Baregah is bold
!sough to face him. The Great Eastern Handicap, T.Y.C.,
is scarcely worth analysing, and there will be such a tre-
mendous field that more will depend upon the start than
the weights, even after the private "trials " have come off.
There are many strong lots that will be put together, but '
the French division, with their small party, will
take their own parte, Vivid and &amino poesering undo.
sable speed, and if in the same trim as w en she ran away
hem Madan elins, Atimetioo, Jezebel, Ac., at North.
minim, Saunas may take all the beating that can be
given her by the representative of even such a formidable
clique as Planet, Durham, Almack, Madcap, Echo, Birch-
broom, Vabalathus, Liston, and Cadean compose. The in-
terests of this lot are so wired up that it may be a cam of
o.e torah and all for one at the finish ; and I shall venture
no further than to couple the champion (which the market
will indicate ) with the representative of Count F. de go,
yes it would be ,suite easy to select a score of tempting-looking
candidates and then miss the winner. In Wedoesday's list,
as if to make amends for the inferior calibre of
the lot in the St. Lager (flarkforwerd is the
best looking), there is quite • select circle brought together ,
for the Three-year-old Triennial, the doings of Hy.
means, Olivia., Revival, Evokes., Tomato, Skeffington,
Hollyfox, and Peon showing them all to be so well adapted
to travelling; across the fiat (a mile and a quarter), that
moot or . them, with the cam popular Valiant, may make
bold to oppose Ely (or Baraph, if he should defeat him in '
the Grand Dike Michael), although I can only perceive
danger in Baron Rothschild's Evehna or Tomato, sod Ely's
overthrow of Fills de l'Air at Ascot will put him before all
the Oaks fillies. If Ostreger does not start for the Granby
Stakes it will fie a class thing between Rathanago, ;
Cacula, and one or two others ; and supposing Mr. Bryan's
oat is really to be sold on Thursday, as advertised,
there is a probability of his not running, for fear of defeat.
Thursday's Triennial, for two-year-olds T.Y.C., will puzzle
the Wenn, with Tennyson, Missionary, Le &anima St.
Magnus, Nightwatch, Funs Chet, Spice, Cordelia, Siblings
Grinder, and Toffieben to mystify them, besides the "dark"
Thallasins, and Dilly Daily, perhaps ; bet the three find,
named and one of the Danebury lot (Siberia, Todieben, and
Grinder) are almost certain to divide their attention. The
best certificate of merit is that won by Le Warman at
Meet, when he carried off the Queen's Stand Plate ; but he
was beaten easily enough at Chantilly last Sunday, sod may
thus have to succumb here to Tennyson or Missionary. For
the Rutland Stakes Zephyr will prove the meet dangerous op.
portent of Peeress, with Todlebez penalised 71h; led Peeress
has the 3') son. eweepeakee for
is herself, from present appearances. The Croons, Stakes
Tennyson will probably walk over for ; and the half mile
Sweepstakes u little move than a match between Siberia and '
Reginella the former being the most trustworthy, despite
be, overthrow at Doncaster. TheOotober Handicap, A.F.,
is boned to be influenced by the three first days' proceed-
ings, pending which the boldest speculator will hardly dare
to meddle ; and my fancy for Olivia, Peat, Stockinger, and
Planet must only be looked upon an • goer at the probable
wiriner,the heavy weights being esaroslygoodenough to an.
cede them the " lump " required. And yet it is fair to
assume that. if Man-at-Arms could get within ball • length
of last year's winner when carrying Set 101 b, such good
horses se Johnny .krmstrong and Exchequer cannot be out
of it when having two or three pounds less to carry. The
latter has an IL M. match with Birch Broom at a stone—
shout racing weights—to look after on the same day, sod
might coutioe his attention to that, for it will take him all
his time to beat the Finders colt, seeing the good mile
form be has displayed with the Clewn and Anglo-Same.—
I am, Ac., METEOR.

LONDON BE TT
CESALEI
15 to 1 at* Sunk-font)
15 to 1 Cando cult t)
11 to 1 Nail Trabi (t
sod off,
16 to 1 Gratitudet
ID to 1 Tattoo I,oQ, t

23 to 1:
MI to 1 Tholestrls 4)
40 10 1 Plattst
Id to 1 Weatherbow
wanted)
00 to 1 Despair t w'
cAmazzi

lb) to 1 apt Aid
SO 1 Brick (t)

!ING-SATIIIIDA

:WITCH.

ea to 1 apt Catth'em Alice
(
1000 to 12 Joco taken)
100 to 1 Gant 3)_.

1000 to 10 Accident 1)
1000 to 10 }Lanka
1000 to 10 Tomato t:
1000 to 10 Signalman t;
1000 to 10 Melrose 1,
1000 to 10 Retainer t
1000 to 10 Hlghlyer's
&meal: j)

11211/11M.
26 to 1 apt GraUndo (off
62 to 1 Phut (1)

MANCHESTER AUTUMN MEETING.

SATURDAY.

Us NuiissitY HAicuiCiitilioom each, with 40 added,
he tyr-oido. Wissoni ware. About had a rode.
Mr. Lincoln a Lana
Sib
to Ltibt by Prime Minister—
Candlewick, Sat (lf. Taylor) I
Mr. kfine.ou a Lady Sefton, tat 121 b Larrolft I
Mr. T ...faith s Maggie, at 10lb Cadmium) S
The toftowina Jaw ran : Folholon Naples and Cr.am de
Vlllllll[.

Betting : 3 to 2 on Zits, sad 7 to 1 sash against Naples,
Maggie, sod Lady Selma. &elm jumped away but so a
few strides Foxholes rushed to the front, followed by Creme
de Vanille, Zia, and Lady Sefton, into the straight, where
Naples joined the Later trio, and Zia Wog to pt
through, waited until arriving at the distance, where Ae
caste out on the outside of Foxholes without say difficulty,
sod .00 in a canter by two Martha. Oee length separated
the second and third, soda head the third sod fourth. The
other two passed the post pulling up.
Tim ALL AGED SELLING rintraus of 3 SOWS. each, with
40 addled ; for three-yr-olds and upwards. Selling and
other allowances. About a mile soda distance.

Mr. I. lifrby's I by Carlboo—lecrit Tressore. S yrs.
SO/ . :st (Carrual) 1
Mr. C. 4...S'un's Mritsr7.3111 l SOL;.
Mx. bei, Ihnuses Mrs NeslAtt. 3rs (204. 7sl (Crumbs.) I

Mist. Jo. .1.0t...'

Betting : totot on&Brierst femme filly, who held • ,
slight lead wail passing the Stead, where Mystery took up
the rinsing, followed by Master Joe and the Secret Trea-
sure filly in close company, and Mrs. Nesbitt lying off to
the fire f urloop poet, where Mystery held a clear lead,
sad Master Joe dropped into thereat. Upon entering the
Waist; the Secret Treasure filly and Mrs. Nesbitt closed 1
with Mystery. but at the distaace Mrs. Nesbitt and My..
fury were beaten, sod the Secret Treasure filly waiting upon
Mystery to the sod won easily by ball a length ; Mrs. Nes-
bitt it bad third ; Master Joe beaten off. The winner was
boeght by Mr. Ctellisor, of Yeadlebury? for 60 pima, sod
*War Joe was sold privately for 12 proem.
THE NORTHERN METROPOLITAN HANDICAP PLATE of 100
awe., for all awe ; grimier. extra. Owe rased and a
&Maw

Yr. minas • Iwilight, by Mountain Deer—Dawn of Day,
aged, yet Jib car. 94t:lb, rillisiugtaw, 1
Mr. L. Y. best/moat I VaDtaia. a )rs, Sit nth ,inel. Mb tli.
.Carroll) 2
Kr. Goo.llsuis t Guleowsr—Pretty Girl, S yrs, Se lotb
Nemo and Kilkenny also ran. (Halms)
STAND !LAM

Perviapiou
Light

Nine no.
SC*CtIIT HANDICAP.

►]ul Lynne
Drf)
1)1,

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NE WMAR K ET FIRST OCTOBER. MEETING.

T LTSDAT.
Tit TRIAL PLATE of 50 SOM, lidded to • sweep.
slakes of 10 sows. Olbeh ; 2.yr.okls, Bet 71b ; three.
Bet 91b ; four, 0.• 91b ; fire, six, sod aged, 9st 12Ib ; the
willow to be sold for 3001. if demanded- is the usual way ;
if for 150/.. allowed 7lb ; if sot for sale, 10th sites ; A.F.
(1 mile 2 fur. 73 yard*
• Ownrrnmula of 10 sows. each; 2.yr-olds, 6st 101 b;
three, Bat 10Ib ; fear sod upwards, Pat 31b: the visage
I. he sold fee 504 if deemoded, 4a. ; T. Y.C. (5 far.
140 yard.).
. .

A Harm( iWZIIPSTAKIS of 20 soya each, 5 ft. if de-
eland or tea o'clock the ovadup before ramming, to go to
t►e second, for Sir-olds sad upwards; T.Y.C. (6 far.
140 yards).