The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-04 00:00:00

OADIMAILY SHAM AID ROCK&

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51L IN. I RAILWAY. I aatagtilitt . I 11.11.60 66443.0.
Bt. 108 'Caledonian
and Later -..1 82 84 en
Si HO 'Caledonian 104 104 id - id
O 100 Cambrian
W ell Cornwell 3 6 -
Bt. 100 Dublin and Belfast June 73 76
Bt. 100 Dundee,P4roetAbdin 70 76 -
20 6 1104Loodon - ii -
100 an Do. 3010 - -
8t 100 Weepy and & Western 108 110 -
8t 100 Great Eastern Ord. St. 310 52 314 4
St. 100 Do. Z. Aug. Stk., N 0.2 4 6 -
St 100 Great North of Scotland 15 16 -
St. 100 Great Northern __ .. 110 112 1104
St. 100 De.A
.i •rw.. no dlr. en. 110 117 -
SL 100 Do.b N161%0. la peldli 124 126 125
St 100 Do. Ord. Def. Div. etookr -.- -
st. 100 0 South & Weil (10), 94 00 -
8t 100 Great Western 474 48 484 77
St. 100 Do.StourValo". MI - - ..
St 100 Dm South Wales - ,- -
8t 100 Do. W. 161d.-Oxfordi 28 82 -
8t 100 Do. Do. Newport, 99 31 -
Si. 100 Law/tire &Yor. 127 128 -
8t 100 Lon.,Hrlibtn,&S.Coeini 64 54 644
14 6!It 100 Loadon,Chathso42Dov 194 194 4 4
St 100 Do. Met. Eaten. AO p. c. 11 14 -
8t 100 London & North Waste. 114 1144 114 f 4
St. 100 Lendoe&floothWestern 81 84 83
St 100 Man. Shet.,&LJnoolnah 491 504 -
Bt. 100 Metropolitan- --- W 4
84. 100 Do. Litenalon,ihri- -
dend 6p. et. UlllB7O 110 112 -
St. 100 NehropolltanDiatriet B6 82 -
SD 10 Do. de. do. _ -. ... -
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Si. 100 llildland - . . .: 1104 1204 1204 194
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Bt. 100 North British ' 524 334 33
St. 100 Do. idln.,Perth,Druid 1 - - -
0 100 N. Itastern-Beretelc_l 104 104 103
II 1111 Do. Ids= ure.- - - -
St. 100 De. ..- 62 63 63
Si. 100 Do. TOrk ..... - 96 97 -
et 110 Do. Cathale - - -
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8t WI ,North Loudon 1 115 117 -
110 1 Do. do., 1900.. - -
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8t 100 P. &S. Western Jew., 100 112 -
St 100 Shropshire Union - - 66 67 -
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12800 .. Drakewalla -. I -
612 .. Let Baamet (llogiut) 314 17 4 -
6,144 .. East Condon
6, .. Bast tarn Brea
6, .. Nast Grenville 14.6 2 si
1, .. sus Lovell
4, .. IL W.Russell (Tavirtk ) 111.7.6 It 24 -.
486 .. Grambler At St. Auoyn 66 3 4
12,600 4 Great Limey (Molted) all 18 19 ad
6,000 .. Great South Tolgus
6,908 .. G. W. Vor (Heaton)
6,000 .. OrsorWe -
6,000 i .. Itinseton Downs ' 6.10.6 2 24
806, .. Marmot (Coy Lelant)' 16.17.0 6 8 -
0,0601 - llaris Valley 14.10.6 54 61 51
40.000 6 Nwyndy Iron Ore
400 .. New 5et0n...... -
700 .. North Basher BB4 2 4 -
6,640' .
000 ... North riblzietltedCrotty - tit: a 44 z
1,120 .. sea (C. talent) 106.7 NI 31 -
612 .. . Gwadar 84. Close) 14 410 420 -.
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W. Frames (11losaah 18.18.9 37# 421 -
.. Park ' 36.14.6 4 6 -
4, ... Tin tOott -
6, .. West Basest Paogan) ll # 1 -•
1,02 .. W. Cordon (Liskeard) 16# 8 10 -.
1, _ Waet Chivarton
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11l .. Wll. Swat (Illogran) SI 774 824 -
11 .. Wb. Buller (Redruti) lB 26 27 -
1,02 ..
Wh eel Beton W,3lryAnn (Mention ) 8
110 120 -
1.040 .. Wh. Trialawee7 (Lisk.l 11.0 5 7
DIBINTI7I.II STOOLS.
No. I Sh. I 820023.
402023, St. 04.7etn 4 p.e. Mar.&Bl 100 70 75 • -
4018310 St. G.Nthn.6p.e. Jan.&,l 100 93 95 -
610,000 82 G.Wstn.-W. 13.-04., I
p. et , Jas. & July -.1100 90 IN -
318,000 84. Lanc..tYk.4p.e.Jan.l6.lly.loo 93 96 -
620.000 84. Len.Brigh.4p.e.Jan..kay 100 - - -
t 0210121 84. L&N.W.4p.e.Jaa.dJuly 100 93 95 -
812,830 St. Do. 54p.0. Jan.& .7nly 100 - - -
W 0,790 32 L&3.W.49.c. Jan.& July 100 93 95 -
1000000 82 I4ldlared,4p.e.Jan.N./nryloo 92 96 -
- - IR. N. British, R. P. a D.8.,1 -.
6p. et., Feb. & Aug... 100 - - -
d. 451 84 11.F.stra.,6p.e.Jan.iJuly 100 N 96 ~.
-.. I St. Soot.N.L,4p.e.Ap.d.Out. 100 - - -

HONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAN.)

On o'Osoas.

In the Stock Exchange to-day the amount of
business is limited, and prices present few varia-
tions. Upon the arrival of telegrams from the
Paris Bourse the dealings are expected to increase,
but they will doubtless be mostly speculative, the
public generally still showing little or no dis-
position to operate. The changes shown in
the returns of the Banks of England and
Franoe, although they cannot be considered un-
favourable, since they are incidental to the turn of
the quarter, have induced sales, but nJt to a suf-
ficient extent to influence quotations. Consols and
nearly all the British railway securities are unal-
tered, but sonic of the foreign bonds have ad-
vanced. Spanish Passive are in chief request.
United States 5-20 Bonds have given way, owing
to sales upon orders from Frankfort.
The discount market remains very quiet, and the
quotations for the best paper are without change.
Short loans are offered in the Stock Exchange at
1 to 1} per cent.

Consols ars quoted 941 to f for money and next
Tuesday's settlement, and 94i to i for the No-
vember account. The Three per Cents. Reduced
and New Three per Cents. are called 921 to i, ex
div.

British railway stocks have been very little
dealt in, and, apart from a reduction of 1 to I
per cent. in Metropolitan, and South Eastern,
and a rise of 1 in London and North Western,
prices exhibit no alteration. Metropolitan is
quoted 1231 to 1241 ; Great Western, 471 to 48 ;
London and North Western, 1141 to I ; Midland,
1201 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 127 to ;
Caledonian, 1031 to 104, ex div.; South Eastern,
684 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 314 to ; Great
Northern, 1101 to 1111 ; ditto A, 1164 to 117 ;
London, Chatham, and Dover, 194 to 1 ; North
British, 321 to 34 ; and Brighton, 531 to 54.
Foreign stocks are rather firm. Spanish Passive
Bonds are in prom+ 'Tient request, and have risen
per cent., viz., to 194 to 4. Turkish of 1865, and
Spanish Certificates are 1 better,at 311 to 3 and 164
to 4, respectively. Mexican have also advanced 1,
the present price being 15 to ; but Italian of
1861 have declined to the same extent, viz., to 454
to 46. Turkish of 1862 are at 6111 to 621; Chilian
scrip, dis. to prem. ; Greek, 134 to i ; and,
Egyptian, 1864, 82 to 83, ex div.
United States 5-20 bonds have declined 1 per
cent., viz., to 713 to ; but Erie and Illinois Cen-
tral railway shares are unchanged at 401 to 414
and 761 to 77 respectively.

Anglo-American Telegraph shares are steady at
ni to I, and Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent.
Preference at 3it to f.
_ .

Bank shares are steady, with a moderate amount
of business. London and Westminster are at 68 to
69 ; Union of London, 37 to 38 ; Imperial Otto-
man, to 11 dis. ; Alliance 11 to 9 dis. ; Char-
tered Mercantile of India, 28} to 294 ; and London
and County, 55 to 56.

In the market for financial shares, International
Financial have receded 2a. 6d., viz., to 21 to 2
die. ; but the other descriptions are without
variation. London are quoted 23 to 21 die. ;
General Credit, 2} to 2} die. ; and Credit Fonder
51 to 6} dia.

A correspondent of the Manckeskr Examiner
writes as follows from Liverpool, under yester-
day's date :—" in the course of the day
it transpired that one firm—without excep-
tion the largest holders of cotton in Liverpool—
have been compelled to succumb to the pressure
put upon them. The amount of their liabilities is
said to be something enormous, in fact, equal to
any of the large failures that occurred in the early
part of the year."
. . _

An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of
the English and American Bank (Limited) will be
held on the 16th of October, when a resolution
will be proposed that the undertaking be wound up
voluntarily.

Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have issued a
notice, reminding the holders that the extended
period for converting Spanish Passive Bonds into
New Three per Cent. Consolidated stock, with di-
vidend from the Ist of January last, expires to-
morrow (Saturday).

About 36,0001. in bar gold was bought by the
Bank yesterday.
The Calabar, from the West Coast of Africa, has
brought about 10,0001. in gold dust. The Tanjore
will take to-day 10,5001. in silver to Shanghae,
and 7311. in gold to Point de Galle and Madras.
The Mexican dollars by the last packet were
sold yesterday at 4s. Ild. per ounce, showing a
rise of id., compared with the recent quotation.
Accounts from Glasgow report the failure of a
manufacturing firm and a worsted agent, but the
liabilities in each case do not exceed 15,0001.
Rumours continue to be circulated of difficulties in
the cotton trade at Liverpool, and the name of
one house has been freely referred to during the
last day or two. The effect of this state of thins,
by stimulating mercantile caution, will be to in-
crease still further the plethora of money.,
The subjoined circular has been issued formally Buchanan
and the failure of Messrs. Peter
and Co., of Glasgow, which has already been re-
ferred to. An impression prevails that the liqui-
dation will not prove unsatisfactory, although it
may extend over a considerable period :

Sir,—We deeply regret to inform you that, owing to
the inability of our friends, Messrs. Buchanan, Hope, and
Co., of Hamilton, Canada West, to place us in funds duly
to meet our acceptances on their sooonot, we have been
under the painful necessity of suspending payment.
We shall doubtless receive from Canada before Ist
proximo detailed statements of assets, and have meantime
placed our books in the hands of MINIM Aitkin and Mac-
kenzie, accountants here, who will as soon as practicable
prepare a statement of our affairs to be submitted to our
maditors.—We are your most obedient servants,

Prrsa BOCUANAN and Co.

8, Moore-place, Glasgow, Oct, 2.
At a somewhat advanced hour yesterday after-
noon the report of the committee of investi-
gation of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
way was issued. The committee is composed as
follows, vu.:—Chairman, Colonel Sir W. Russell,
Bart., C. 8., M.P.; Mr. Crawahay Bailey, M.P.;
Mr. Thomas Cave, M.P., Mr. John Fildee, M.P.,
and Mr. F. W. Oewel, of Amsterdam. The com-
mittee go at great length into the position of the
undertaking, dealing successively with the condi-
tion of the line, the appointment of a receiver, his
powers and duties, a description of the company's
property, leases and connexions, as well as traffic
working expenses, and thevarioua classes of capital.
The committee conclude by putting forward a plan
of reconstruction, to which they hope that " the
assent of all interested will not be wanting." In
order to give ample time for the consideration of
the details of this report, the committee propose
that the general meeting of those interested in the
undertaking should not be held till Tuesday, the
22nd October, for which day it will be convened at
the City Terminus Hotel, Cannon-street.
The Committee of the Stock Exchange have re-
fused to grant a settlement in the shares of the
British and American Telegraph Company
(Limited), chiefly, it is understood, on tho ground
that a large number of the shares have been placed
in the names of persons who cannot be considered
bond fide holders. The shares have recently been
forced up to 6 or 7 premium, upon the attempts of
some parties—who had sold their allotments at a
premium, but who subsequently had their shares
forfeited for the non-payment of a call—to cover
themselves by buying back.
The Great Western Railway traffic return shows

'this wed; an increase of 8771. over last year;
the Great Eastern, au increase of 1,7151. ; the
Great Northern, an increase of 2,3441. ; the Lon-
don and South Western, an increase of 2,3291. ; the
London, Chatham, and Dover, including the
Metropolitan Extension and branches, an increase
of 2,919/. ; the Metropolitan Extension separately,
an increase of 398/. ; the Lancashire and York-
shire, an increase of 1,2701. ; the North Eastern,
an increase of 4,125/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield,
and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,8791. ; and
the North British, a decrease of 3671.
The report of the directors of the Bahia and San
Francisco Railway Company (Limited), to be pre-
sented at the general meeting on the 10th inst.,
recommends the same rate of dividend as before,
namely, three per cent. for the half-year ending
the 30th June last, which will leave a balance
of 2,5461. 2a. 7d. to be carried forward.
With reference to the Great Luxembourg Com-
pany, an official communication, sent to the Stock
Exchange, states that after paying all preference
dividends there remains a balance of only 3,9001.,
which the directors propose to carry forward, in-
stead of attempting to make any distribution to
the ordinary shareholders. A meeting of the
shard-olden of this company will be held on the
9th inst., in London, preparatory to the general
meeting advertised to be held in Brussels on the
19th.

We are requested to state that the tenders for
the unallotted new redeemable shares of the Me-
tropolitan Railway Company were largely in exams
of the number at the disposal of the directors, and
that all the shares were accordingly allotted to
those who offered the highest rate of premium.

At an extraordinary meeting yesterday of Price's
Patent Candle Company (Limited), the accounts
showed a disposable balanco of 11,4011., and a divi-
dend was declared on the preference shares at the
rate of 6 percent. per annum, leaving 5,4001. to be
carried forward.

A general meeting of the mortgagees of the Lon-
don, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company is
convened for the 18th inst., " for the purpose of
electing a mortgage director, pursuant to the pro-
visions of the London, Chatham, and Dover Rail-
way (Arrangement) Act, 1867."
The half-yearly meeting of the Great Central Gas
Consumers' Company is called for the 25th inst.,
when a dividend is to be declared.

The following is the official return of the cheques
and bills cleared in the Bankers' Clearing-house
'or the week ending Wednesday, October 2. The
i,eneral average is disturbed by the Stock Exchange
settlement, and by the revenue and other payments
at the end of the quarter :

Thursday, Sept. 26 28,357,000
Friday, Sept. 27
Saturday, Sept.
Monday, Sept. 30 10,196,000
Tuesday, Oot. 1 .
Wednesday, Oct. 9

183,471,000
GEOROZ DRUMMER, Chief Inspector.
Bankers' Clearing-hone.
The weekly return of the Bank of France shows
the following changes :

Coin and bullion
Bills discounted
Notes in circulation
Private deposits
Advances lncrease 24,000
Government deposits Decrease 440,000
There is a considerable decrease in the coin and
bullion, and a still larger increase in the discounts
and circulation, but it would appear that these
changes are merely incidental to the turn of the
quarter.

The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, Oct. 2, compared with that for
the previous week, shows the following changes :
Circulation issue 08,496,565 Increase £258,706
Circulation active 24,877,015 Increase 1,468,910
Public deposits 7,527,495 Decrease 833,651 •
Other deposits
Govertunent securities in

-lUartigiieps;t7nent 12,891,872 Decrease 400
Other securities in banking
department 17,252,746 Increase 131,062
Coin and bullion in botk

departments
Seven day and other bills— 583,284 %creamy 40,625
The Bari 3,671,120 Decrease 9,.563

Notes is reesrve
Total reserve (notes k eoia)
in banking department— 14,617,100 Deoresss 1,422,633
The changes here shown are of some importance.
The heavy government and other disbursements at
the turn of the quarter have occasioned a consider-
able draught upon the public and private deposits,
entailing a large increase in the active circulation,
and a decline of 1,422,6381. in the reserve.
Owing, however, to the abundant supply of mazez
in the general market, the demand at the
discount-office has been so limited that the increase
in the " other " securities is only 131,0521., being
an extraordinarily small amount at this period.
Of the 413,0001. of foreign gold sent into the Bank
from abroad during the week, the whole has been
drawn out again in coin for internal circulation,
with the exception of the sum of 46,2721. shown
above.

BANK OF
An Account parsaast to the Ad
week ending en Wednesday,

ENGLAND.
Tett fe! BY t.e. YB

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Notes lamed L58.491,1617

Li&496.565
ILUI[IIIO DI
=kiwi' Capital L1;4,566713,,000
110
Public Deposita (13-
@lading Exchsq.,
Bay. Banks, Own-
mia id National
Debt, and Div.

A;;;unir). ... 7:: 7,517,495
Other Donde. 18,439,819
Seven day and other
BILL

Oct. 3. 1867.

Ti;verot;set dcbt.. A 11,016,100
Other secorttlee.... 3,904,1011
04.4 d coin sod _

23,490,565
Mbar bullion —

438,496,5ef

6;I:;17,71;i-int soca-

eftla 412.81144872
Other Secuntke
Hotta
Gold and Sliver

cola won

1A476C718

£4 ,64,718

Y. MAT Deputyer:

THURSDAY BRINING.

Condiols,whieh closed yesterday at Mt, "sellers,"
both for money and next Tuesday's settlement,
opened and closed to-day at 944 to 1. For the
November settlement the last price was 9411. The
Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per
Cent's. were quoted at 3 o'clock 92} to
div. The official business report is as follows :
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, • ditto,
for account, 94} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921,
g, ex div. ; New Three per Cents., 92g, g, ex*
div. ; ditto, Two-and-a-Half per Cets., 77. Bank
Stock, shut; ditto, for account, 248, ex div.; India
Stock, 2204, 2 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1141, 14 ;
ditto, Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper,
1041, ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cont., 109 t,
; ditto, Bonds, 655. to 70s. prem.
The dealings in foreign stocks were confined to a
few descriptions, and prices generally showed
little movement. Italian Bonds of 1861 fell 1
per cent. at one period of the day, in response to
lower quotations from Paris but left off only 4 to
4per cent. worse than yesterday. Greek declined.
, and the Viceroy of Egypt's Loan, I ; while Peru-
vian of 1863 improved 1; Turkish of 1862, 4 ; and
Turkish Five and Six per Cents., of 1865, 4-to t.

MINES.-(T1118 DAY.)

Owz o'CLoca.

The mining market is rather dull to-day, with few
transactions. Subjoined are the prices :—Weat
Chiverton, 631 to 6tl ; Prince of Wales, 525. to
545. ; last Lovell, Bto ; Drakewalls, 12s. 6d.
to 15s. ; Mane Valley, 6to ; North Chiverton;
4 to ; Great Vor, .174 to 18 ; Wheal Grenville,
255. to 274. 6d. ; Wheal Seton. 102 i to 107 a ;
Chiverton Moor, 51 to 1 ; West Great Work, 3 to
; and Clifford, 7 to 4.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet,
but Don Pedro are inquired for, at 2 to 24 prem.
St. John del Rey are quoted 59 to 60 ; Anglo-
Brazilian, par to prem. ; Pestarena, to ji prem.;
Chontales, 1 to 1 prem. ; Roan Grande, 7-16 to
9-16 ; to 1 prem. ; United Mexi-
can, 2to ; Frontino and Bolivia, Ito 1 ; Putt
Phillip, I 4 to 14 ; and Central America, the.
to par.

*parttng intelltatact.

BEDFORD RACES.—TuvithoAr

The sport brought to issue teday at Bedford was a
decidedimprovement upon that witnessed at Northampton,
but the attendance WWI quite as meagre as at the meeting
last mentioned, and had it not been fur important bet-
ting on the Cesarewitch, the number of people present
would hardly have been so large. There was a fair
sprinkling of the patrons of the turf in the ring and a
good attendance of the local gentry. To-day there were
several " judy" boxes erected, but they were separated
from the ring, and whilst one or two of them were occupied
by imiponsibte men, the others were "strangers" baring
no connection with the list-men who passed the resolution
to abandon for the present the boxes. Welchers were in
etrong force in the riog. and a party of about twenty of
them actually rushed through the doors of the
stand whilst one of the races was being run.
The management did all they could to prevent
the thieving and welching which was carried on, but
the disarrangement between the ring-men and the list-
keepers has afforded a rare opportunity for all sorts of
dishonesty. During the afternoon a number of horses
were backed for the Cesarewitch. the feature of the
betting being the steadiness of Honesty at the head of
the quotations, the advancement of Montgoubert and
Annourer, and the retrogression of Thalia. Montgoubort
was backed in one hand, 1,000 to 80, 10100 to 100, and
finally 900 to 100, whilst 500 to 400 was accepted that he
heat lllinkhoolie ; the latter was first at 9 to I, at which
price he would have been backed late in the day, but
nothing over 8 to 1 was offered. Thalia retired to 20 to
l, which pries was also taken about his stable•companion
Owain Glyodwr. 'Hie other transactions will he found
fully intlioated below. Details of the day's sport are
appended:
THE TRIAL BTAILIN of 5 sovs. each, with 50 added, for
3-yr-olds and upwards ; weight for age, with penalties and
allowances. One mile.
Mr. Derail king Victor, by Farzoletto-Bussicksis darn,
yea, fit db (Inc. 61b extra)
Mr. Chaplin's Volunteer, aged, Pot Mb tine. Flb extra
tetUllsoo),
....Almoner)

11 r. Abel's Lard iLsilan, 4 )is, ast 31b...
m. Lizard also ran.

Letting : 7 to 2on Voinntiei,4to 1 apt King Victor,
20 tO 1 agst The Lizard, and 54) to 1 apt Lord Raglan.
Th• latter made play, attended by King Victor, Lizard
bei.4 in the rear for a quarter of a mile, when Lord Raglan
inc. caned his lead, and Volunteer dropped last. This
ord, r was maintained to the half-mile poet, where King
Vic: or deprived Lord Raglan of the lead. Volunteer taking
the third place. At the turn into the straight King
Victor ran wide, and this enabled Volunteer to get to the
fore, but, the weight telling, within the straight King
Victor passed him, and won easily by two lengths. Lord
Riml.in was a bad third, and The Lizard last.
TN' ELirrun Stairs, handicap, of 5 soya. each, 1 ft,
with 40 added, for all ages ; winners extra. Half a mile.
(32 subs.)
lir. Kerry's ilddington, by Orlando—Lady Rodeo, s )rs,
Bst aTh ,Orimsbew 1
Mr. itaptin's Problem, 3 yrs, Tat ,Jeffcty. 2
Mr. Brewer's Deceiver, 4 yrs, 71t lib .... ;11 Sherd' 3
The following also ran:—Knight of fit Michael, Victresi,
Marshal Rey, Katie, and Bessie Dixon.
Betting : sto 4 on Liddington, 7 to 2 apt Deceiver, 8 to
1 apt Problem, 10 to 1 apt Knight of St. Michael, and
100 to 7, " bar four." A long delay occurred at the post
before they could be despatched. When the signal ..as
given. Katie being quickest on her lege, showed in frill t
for a few strides, but Liddiogton running through his
horses, took up the running, having for his attendant
Katie, Marshal Nay and Victrem to the turn into the
straight, where Problem and Deceiver came through, but
never reached Liddington, who won in a canter by three
lengths. Deceiver was a bad third, Katie was fourth,
Messy Dixon fifth, Marshal Nay sixth, Knight of St.
Michael seventh, and Victresa last.
TH. lAIWOHIMIHIRZ STARZNI of 70 Sem., added to •
handicap sweepstakes of 15 sovs. each, 10 ft, second saved
his stake ; winners axles. About two miles. (20 subs.,
eight of whom pay 5 som. each.)
Mr. Y. Brayleys Moose, by Mountain Doer—Constance,
aged, 84 41b (Wormy 1
Prince Mottykoffs Stephen Langton, ayes, eat tilb 18mith) 2
Lord W liton's Honeymoon, tyre, sat
The follzwlsg also ran :—Monitresa. The Usurper, and Ens In
Vibe.

-Beating : 5 to 2 apt Noose, 100 to 30 aid Honeymoon,
4 to 1 eget Stephen Langton, 5 to 1 agst Monitress, and 10
to 1 emit The Usurper. The last mentioned was the first
away, but in a few strides he was passed by both Honey-
moon and Moose, the pair going on in company for a short
distanoe dear of their bones, when Honeymoon assumed
the lead, having for his attendants Moose and Stephen
Langton, the latter of whom bad been in the rear. No
ohmage in them positions occurred until three-quarters of
• mile from home, when Moose pulling double passed
Honeymoon, with whom Stephen Langton closed at the
turn into the straight. At the distance he headed the
mare and went on in pursuit of Moose, whom, however, he
never quite overhauled, and won easily by • neck. Honey
noun was a bad third, Monitress fourth, Rim in Urbe fifth,
and the Usurper lost.
THI TON N STAMM of 50 etrel., added to a sweepstakes
of 3 sees. each, for all ages ; weight for age, with selling
and other allowances. About three-quarters of a mile.
Mr. liattnirs Vent, by Promised land—Varna 1840%
3 yra, Tat ulb (Peppier) 1
8. *NAY'S Vicious 440,, 3 yrs, Tot dab ....(i Jaelcaoni 2
Mr. Mares Atreus ;640), 2 vi. bet 10Ib (Spencer} 3
The following also ran: Mita, Maid of BwOler, sad lady
Zealand.

Betting : 3to 1 apt Attain', 4 to 1 each apt Vicious
and lady Zetland, 6 to 1 apt Veni, and 7 to 1 apt Distaff.
THE Sorra ru. &ram HANDICAP of 5 sows. each, 2 ft,
with 50 added ; winner, extra. One mile. (16 sobs).
Mr. Do In Ceti 1140.. Cleopatra, by Stockwell—Ada,
4 Yrs, Ist 71b (Hibbard; 1
Lambourne's Court Card, 3 yn, Oat bib (car, eat alb;
(Goodwin)
Mr. Weirs kflachief,4 yrs, Get 31b (Jeffery) S
The following also ran :—Volunteer, Wild Bee, Musk Caprice,
"With Admire , and Second Hand.

Betting : sto 2 apt Mum, 5 to 1 each apt Caprios
and Millie. Cleopittre, 6to 1 apt Volunteer, 7to 1 apt
Court Card, and 100 to 12 apt Second Hand. Volunteer
made play, attended by Court Card and Caprice for half
of the journey, when he retired, leaving Court Card with
the lead of Caprice and Millie. Cleopatra to
the turn into the straight, at which point Mdlle.
Cleopatra, on the inside assumed the lead, Mis-
chief simultaneously taking third place. Mille.
Cleopatra was, however, never beaded, and won in a
center by four lengths. Mischief was third. beaten half a
length from Court Card ; Second Hand was fourth, Caprice
was fifth, Wild Bee sixth, Masa seventh, Volunteer
eighth, and Dutch Admiral last.
THE Wonuije Pang Scum; of 10 sovs. each, 5 ft, with
50 added, for 2-yr-olds; oohs, 84 10lb ,• and fillies, Net 71b ;
penalties and allowances. T.Y.C. (half-a-mile). (17 rube.)
Mr Bestirs Benevolence, by Gibraltar or Alsitiedon—
Dame Alice, Sat 71b (Orimsliaw,
Prince Soltykorm Coup d'Etat, eat lolb (J. Maaro
Mr. be la Ce's Albion, 84 Drib (Marsh) 3
Betting : 3 to 1 on Coop d'Etat, and 4 to 1 opt Benevo-
lence. The last-mentioned made play from end to end,
end won in a canter by ten lengths; bad third.
LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.

11 to 2 apt Honesty (t)
to 1 BUnkhoolle (o,
9 to 1 llontionbert (0
alter 10 to 1
had been t 1)
100 to El Lothar*, Mr)
14 to 1 Armature (t)
20 to 1 Italtaaita
20 r
to 1 Ovals
(t and of)
600 to 15 Romping Girl
(taken)
600 to 400 on Blinkbooll
_ CAMB&IIJ

401-4; 1 apt Th. liatrpar (t
arid olf)
40 to 1 Oar of War-
wick (off)
1000 to 30 Julius (ti
1000 to 20 Barrykans
ford (t)
1000 to IS Proserpina (1)
66 to 1 Minster (o(
00 to 1 Torsicstor off)
1000 to 10 Duke of York
(ot)

1 venal Montimbert (t)
lEBlll=

30 to I lag Artaourer—
it7 50 to apt Vag Victor (t)
THE LOTHIAN RACING CLUB AND

EDINBURGH lIRETING.—TmmaDAT.

Tax EftwAiDa' PLATE of 50 son. Three-quartet.' of
wile.
Mr. Talabaw's fibadwell, by Newnaluster—Mies Oold-
schmldt, bye, flat I3lb (Cameron) I
Mr. Charles no Tripthong, ye, get o Matt) 2
Mr. Day as I by Wild Dayrell—Chlettala's Nimbler, 3 yrs,
gat lIIb (Craddock) I
The following also Tea : —Xing Maker, Reedy Money, sad
Pocket Hercules

Tits BALKCITH Our of 30 sova for horses that never won
100 sort. Once round and a distance.
Mr. De GroWs g by Yandango—Bab at the Bonnier, 4 ire,
list 31b (Arnold)
Mr. J. Armor's t by Stiletto—Dock'', dam, S yrs, lOst 11h
(Long) 2
Mr. Curse's Souveraln, 4 yrs, llet Illb (ffr. Porter) S
May Morn and Canspardown also ran.
Betting : 7 to 4 apt the Stiletto ally, 9 to 4 apt Baba*
the Booster geldiag Woo by half a length ; three lengths
between second andthird. Mr. J. Anson declared to win
with May Morn.

TAR SPORTSMEN'S NCRRIZT HANDICAP of 200 son.,
added to • sweepstakes of 10 so,. each, 3 ft ; for 2-yr-olds ;
winners extra; second saves stake. Three-quarters of •
Mr. J. Jai:aeon's, Miss Osborne, by Chevalier d'lncluatrle
—Abbess 01 Coverharn. let INb (Cameron) 1
Mr. Charles us Vortigern, Tot alb (Vine') 2
Mr. Jas. Hope as Popgun, list 71b 'Bell)
The following also ran :—The Parson, Russian Bear, The Saw-
per. Jenny Mika The Returned, and Piga:dol.
Betting : 2to 1 apt Miss Osborne, 5 to 1 ept Sawyer,
15 to 1 apt Vortigern' 100 to 15 apt Russian Bear, 7 to 1
aid The Parson, 100 to 12 apt The Returned, and 10 to 1
apt Popgun. Won by a length ; same between second and
gird. An objection was made to the start, but was over-
ruled.
__ _

Hss biAissn's PLAT! of 100 vainest. About two
allies and a ball.
Major litanylton's Sundeelab,byJaremy Diddler—Madia-
kw. 6 in. Vat 13113
Mr. Wadlow's Moubiey, 6 yrs. Vet 131 b ,Tomllbaoa)
Mr. P. Gordon', Itracken, 3 yra. Sat tab (M. Noble)
Aluatetaar alao ran.

Betting: Even on Bundeelsh, 6to 4 apt Monkey. Won
by a length, six lengths between second and third. Mus-
keteer was beaten off.

THe Suclxc BA'f—DICILP of 3 govt. tech, 1 ft, with 30
added. One mile. (15 subs.)
Mr. Dawson's Jura, 4 yrs, by Tom ➢owline—Belle
(Cameron) 1
Mr. Arnold's My Lady, a yrs, tat 'Craddock) I
Mr. J. Graham's Ejected, 4 yrs, fist alb 'Dunbar) 3
Betting: 7 to 4 on Jure. Won by. length, five lengths
between second and third. The winner was not sold.
TUB Broctsuca He mincer of 5 son. each, with 50

added : whines extra ; second saves stake. One mile and
• hell. (21 mita)
Marquis of Qessesraery's Morris Donee?, by Lord of the
Isles—Mw.w:le Lander, 6 yrs, tat alb Lord QueesslKrry; 1
S W. Elliot's Thres-per-esat., 4 yrs, list :lb ,In. .1b es.;
Mr. Boynton, 2
Mr. Dawson's Bsimont, 4 yrs, list 41b lMlr. Arnold) 3
Betting: 11 to 8 agst Three.per•Cent, Ii to 4 apt Bel-
mont, 4to 1 apt Morris Dancer. Won by a length, three
lengths between second and third.

BET'ING IN LONDON.—THURSDAY.
Comparatively few members put in an appearance to-day,
and the speculation that took place did not amount to
much. for the Cesarewitch, the horses in the front rank
maintained their position pretty well, with the exception
of Blinkoolie against whom there appeared to be a gene-
ral desire to lay, and plenty of 9'a to I were forthcoming.
Indeed, at the last moment 200 to IN was laid. The moat
important feature of the day was the advancement of Seal.
skin, whom one speculator backed at 20 to 1 for all he
could get, and would have continued on the same terms.
Among the outsiders Guy of Warwick, LaDauphine, Kings
Cross, and Tormentor, were each backed for a trifle. There
was very little Cambridgeshire betting, and a few trans-
action, on the Middle Park Plate completed the
transactions of the day. Quotations are undermentioned:

caulxvirrce.
11 to 2 apt Hosesty (off, t i 100 to 7 apt Thalia 3(t
6to 1) 1 20 to 1 meslskin,t w,
200 to 18 Blinithoolte (t 1 20 to 1 thwainGlyudwr
after 9 to 1 1 (t and off,
had been t) 100 to 3 Etoile ',Haute
12 to 1 Montgoubert ,t (taken)
and otU 400 to 10 Guy of War-
t!! to 1 Armourer 'ott. wick (t)
1100 too` 200 to 4 Rinds Cross t
100 to 13 Hold of Ma. 1000 to 15 Tormentor ,t;
sham Oily 1000 to 1:( La Dauthinet,
100 to tf Lothatto (off;
3 to 1 sot Lothario, 1, t, 3 ,t,