The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-28 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

In mamma

NEWMARKET 3LENTING.-(THD3 DAY.)

QUEEN'S PLATE.
Brow
Shako
lAdy lIIIds

Eno.
HANDICAP. T.Y.C.
Wait
Volunteer ...

... 1

7 nu.
POST MATCH.
Nullities walked over.
EIGHTEENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES.
1
Fats
Robin Hood .
Crown Prince ...
7 ran.
SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOTS.
Gressbow
Eclectics
Idle:

... i

5 irr-0.-

::: ..i

-3

TWO-YEAR•OLD HANDICAP. Half•inils.
Miura 2

10 ran.

ENTRY FOR HANDICAP. T.Y.C.
Muter Richard. Met 51b ; Lytham. 84 12113; Trouble. 11!
some, Bei 12113; Acolyte, Bst 81b ; Onazdenten, 84 61b ;
Lady Valentine, 84; Jape*, Ret Volunteer, 84 Idi.
emotion, 7st 131 b ; Idler, 71b ; Doused, 7st 101 b mid,; et
Bet 131 b ; Discretion, 64 Lab ; Juarnion, tiet 41b ; Reim- es
Una, 21b ; Glen Isla, fist. 81
PAID Fouurr.—Meater Rinhard, Lytham, Aoolyte, Lady
Valentine, indigestion, Doeford, and Rejection. 85
15.
ENTRY FOR TWO-YEAROLD HANDICAP. Half • M.
ogle.
Kin Hale, dot 10113 ; Valerit, 84 filb ; Stoneham, 84 51b; N.
Melinda, Bst ; Brenta, &t; Venturenotne, Bst ; Oarnirette,
74121 b; lodise titer, 74 101 b ; Slender, 7st 101 b ; Steam- N.
boat, Tat 21b ; Oesarewitcb, 7st 21b ; Muter Shut, 74 2lb ; se.
Blackthorn, 74 21b ; Mineral, ist ; Henbane, fist 10113;
Chance Skint f, Ret 10113; (Marionette. Got 71b.
Pam Fonrurr.—Cessrewitch and Bleakihren. t
lee
ENTRY SELLING STAKES. Rutland Straight Connie. I°o
Verderer, Harper, Mazurka, Trap, Merry Knight, Indian at
Star, and Pupil ars here. M.

LATEST BETTING.
CESAREWITCH.
10 to I apt Sa'pipet= (t)
20 to 1 John Davin (t)
20 to 1 Alabama (t)
20 to 1 Privateer (off)
25 to 1 Faros (t)
30 to 1 Morris Dancer (t)
30 is 1 .Lansdoon (t)
40 to 1 Helen (t)
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
14 to 1 apt Gladiatenr (I)
33 to 1 Breadalban• (t)
at. 1 - Alabama (t)
13 to 1 Wedding Peal (t)
*1 to 1 Sister to Drake (t)
50 to 1 Gardevisure (t)
50 to 1 FWD) Chat (t)
66 to 1 Chimney Sweep (t)

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. r+

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(IT Zumonuo MID INTRRRATIONAL TZLIORAPR.)
(FROM OUR OW'S CORRlDroarmiT.)
The market is rather quiet. Sales 15,000 Wes-5,000
mulation sod exchange.

MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)
SCGAIt. -The demand ontinues very brisk, at firm prices. N.
The sales of British West India an not large, owing to the N.
reduced quantity offering of othor description. The trans.
actions include Porto Rico. at 37e. ; Cuba Muscovado, gi
at 36w. ; white Siam, 37.. ; cloyed Manilla, 33.. ed. ; brown of
Paraiba, 325. ; brown Mauritius, 32a. to 33.. ; grain, 365. to
to 38.. 6d. ; grainy Jaggery Matins, 29a. to 29.. CA
Refined dried goods are quiet, but firm pieces are readily a'
saleable at 355. to 41s.
on
COPFICE.-Plautati Ceylon anilines to be in good to to
request at firm prima, good qualities being most in demand; it
triage sold at 48a. to Gos. ; low to good middling, 78e. 6d.; 10
to 86e. ; fin bold, 904. le
COCOA has sold at adent the [armor value, but the demand ti
is not brisk. Grey Trinidad sold at 63.. to ties. ; ordinary to
superior red, 695. to 100 s. Si
Tiz.--Sosated teas ex recent arrivals have sold at ea-
keen prices.
11tC1.-No sales reported.
lib IL-A small parcel of Jamaica sold at 34. fid.
SAGO. -About 1.000 inn of pearl sold, fair to good small,
ti
206.6 d. to 21a. 3d. ; fine, 22z. 6d.
MSPICES have been sold at the fall previous currency. 1
Pepper Petting, 3.1. to 34d. ; Singapore, 31,1. to 31d.
Tellinerry and Malabar, 4d. to 4 ; white Singapore, I
310.; nutmegs, small, ls. to Is. sd. ; cloves, Zanzibar,
to ; ginger,lamaiee, 63a. to 72a. ; Cochin, 6.n. to 'No.;
Bsogal, 375. ; Cassia Lignea, broken and mouldy, 83s. to
872. ; cinnamon. Ceylon, second sort, Is. Bd. to Is. 93. ;
first pile, le. 11d.
FIGJIT.-Tbe market is 'toady at the previous eurrenry.
Currants, ordinary to middling new. 255. to 32.8. ; damned, !
24e. to 275. Raisins, Valencia, common, :r34. to 345. ;
selected, 37e. to 48f, ; mnarstels, layer', 83i. to 84s. ; old,
39e. Turkey Bga, 45a. to 71s.
Samerrsz.-800 bags of Bangal sold for cub is 14 days,
at 23e. ed.. tannin 41 to 2i.
COCHINEAL. -MO bap have bees sold at ld. to 2d. ad-
' vane ; Honduras silver, pasty, Is. 9d. to 3s. ; clean,
3s. 4d. to 3s. ed. ; Toneriffe silver, 3s. 4d. to 3s. 6d. ; black,
3a. sd. to is. 4d.
Corros.-The demand continues very active, at a further
'dimness of Id. to id. per lb.
Jura has sold at fall prices for ordinary and fine, and at
10e. anon for medium ; the priers paid for common are
at 111.55. to 141. ; medium, 161. :5. to 181. 10s.; line, 221.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is firmer. Town tallow is quoted 46.. 9a. net
cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. 465. ; October to
December, 43e. 9d. ; December. 475. ; March, 48e.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
The number of beasts is larger than on Thursday last,
and equal to that of this day fortnight. Trade is
grncrally dull, and prices are lower than on
Monday. The dcanin.l for sheep is very small,
and although the supply is by no means large, they cannot
all be sold. Prima are lower for all kinds. Choice salves
are not plentiful, earl maintain lsto quotatioes. Our foniin
supply consists of 395 beasts, 3,570 sheep, 256 calve), and 7
pigs.
Per 44114 of Vas. 5. 4. 4. d. Per stoned Sibs. s. d. s. A.
Dolt Seats. Hotta. 5 0 5 4 F.oatTnakilf4llBls 0 0 0 0
Feat Short-borne 4lO 6 0 Kent Lone-w 0015.... 6 0 6
@mond qua. beat 29 3 6 Do. dn. Shorn 60 0 0
Calms
Pip
Bastin:Mt HU-heeds 4 6 8 Lambs
Besets at market. 1,090 ; sheep and lambs, 7,810: calves, 374 ;
tam 30; macho:ons, none.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—rade rI(THIS DAY.)
Mr. Charles James Eristnn report. tow at last
day's prices. Prime clover, from 1265. to 153 e. ; inferior
ditto, 100 s. to 11:ia ; wood eat clover, 60.. to 1201.;
Prime meadow bay, 100 s. to 110. ; inferior ditto, Ms. to
90.. ; rowan, 60s. to 80s.; straw, 30a. to 381.

Tee GEAND STAND AT ASCOT.—The want of a
eonvelient alighting place for the numerous visitors who
yearly flock to the Grand Stand at Ascot for the purpose of
witnesaing the races has long been felt, more especially in
wet weather. In order to remedy this defect a large octa-
gonal rustics pavilion, with sub wings and covered way to
the front of the stand, is being erected close to the side of
the roadway by Mews. °Ades, of Reheat, for the trustees,
I under the -direction of Captain Seymour. Carriages will
thus be enabled to draw up by the aide of the central
pavilion, and also at the wings. The new arrangement will
allow visitors to alight in comfort, without getting wet, in
rainy weather, end to pass enders continuous shelter to the
"tend. The new pavilion and wines will he ornamented
with ros'ic oolnum facing the public road leading to the
Royal Ascot Hotel, and when finished will form an attrac-
tive addition to the stand buildings.
FOOT-BALL AT RLIOBT.—The fleet foot-ball match
of the season, " Sixth Form v. School," will be played on
Saturday. Sept. 30.1
SCal CorrYrr SCHOOL—This school will be
opened on the 12th e October by a publio ceremony. The
school is situated at Cranky, and is intended to provide a
plain education for the sons of the middle classes. The
establishment is capable of receiving 150 boys ; the regal.
site buildings have been erected at a cost of 10.0001.
SALE OF TUE SCARBOROUGH CLIFF HOTEL.-011
Tuesday aft :moon the building known sit the Cliff Hotel, 1
at Scarborough, was sold by auction. The hotel in io
unfinished state ; but • very groat amount of prepared
materials is included in the purchase. The sale was 1
announoed to be holden at the Bull Hotel, but the corn-
piny proved so numerous that an adjournment to the site
of the hotel, in the open air, was decided upon. Mr.
• George Actoo, of York, ins the auctioneer. The bidding'
commenced at 30,0001„ advancing by 1,0001. at each bid
up to 43,0001. ; and on 43,2001. being reached, the nom.
petition was dclared to be open. Mr. Shaw, of Mon.
cheater, advanced to 43,40 W., after which Mr. J. 8.15.001
Leeds, offered 43.600/.. for which sum he was declared
to be the purchaser. The bargain is °moldered to be a
good en* by all who are acquieted with the building in
its present coodition aid with its future prospects. Up to
the present nearly 90,0001. bee been expended on the
hntldieg.