The Express.
London, England, 1866-08-24 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1866.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

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DOVER MEETING.-{THIS DAY.)

WALDERSHA&E PARK STAKE& Half a rile.
Regenteee, Little Ben, PeveaseT, Tortuga, fluanyaide,
lady Pais, Great f, and Him Annie. All are here.

MEMBERS' PLAT& Threequarters of a mile.
Olivia, Mantle°, Diego f, Volhynia, Maid of Erin, and
Pinchbeck are here.
LORD WARDEN PLATE. Mile and a half.
Die • tment (to be sold far ), Astonishment
(1500, Dboretion (801.), Median; and Venturer (M. each).
All are here.
STEWARDS' PLATE. One mile.
Musketeer, Gibraltar, Janie, Hurrah, Victoria, Medici',
and Miss Annie are here.
REARSNEY ABBEY STARES. Mile and a half.
Lancashire Witch, Ephemera (sold 1001. each), Birch
Broom, Light of Other Days (501. each), White Stockings
(301.), AWicis, and Discretion (251. each). All are here.

WEST DRAYTON MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

WELTER CUP. One mile.
Brigand, Nutrition, Pearl, Adele, and Fair Lady are
here.

MEM PLATE. Five furlong.
Doefmd. Hopbins f, Newaham, Chicken Hazard, Conn.
teas 8010, Ellen, and Little Ragamuffin are here.
WEST DRAYTON HANDICAP. One mile and a half.
Guardsman, Brigand, Wildair, Pinchbeck, and Master
DIMS are here.

COWLEY PLATE. Half a mile.
Sylvia, Hopleaf (501. each), Bay Dayrell, Nursery Girl,
Triumph, Newnham, Comet, Duchess of
St. Alban', Lightland, Adele!P,ltttri Hasard (sold for
301. each). Ali are here.
SELLING HANDICAP HURDLE BACK. One mile
and a half.

Fat Jack, list 121 b ; Sportsman, 10et 121 b ;
lOst 10Ib ; Freemason, 104 71b ; Wrangler, lOst 71b ;
Champagne, lOst 41b ; 10st 21b ; Elise, 10st.
All are here.

OPEN HUNTERS' STAKE. Two wiles.
Doeforti, Nidderdale, Over the Bess, Ace of Spades,
Lisette, sad Wild Duchess are here.

LONDON BETTING.-(THIS DAY.)

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2 P.X.
A fairattendance to-day, and considerable betting
at the following quotations, on the

ST. LEGER.
sto 4 on Lord Lyon (t)
100 to 15 apt Rustic (t)
7to 1 St vernake (t)
10 to 1 Stratboonan (off)
1000 to 40 Westwick (off).

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS

MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

There was • moderate supply of home-grown wheat on
sale in our market to-day, and the quality of the new
produce, which formed a fair proportion of the sapply, was
good. Both red and white parcel' moved off slowly ; never-
theless, previous quotation' were supported.
With foraign wheat the market was well sap lied. In
all descriptions the transactions were on • limited scale ;
prices, however, ruled firm.
Floating cargoes changed hands to a fair extent, at late
rates.
B.
The

Barley , the supply of which weelimited, weein steady
nest, and previous currencies were firmly maintained.
The demand for malt was heavy ; but no change took
place in the quotations.
Large suWiu of foreign oats were on sale ; but scarcely
any English produce. As regards good and fine parcels,
the trade ruled firm, at full prices ; but other kinds
met a slow sale. The amount of business transusted was
Lemewhet extensive.
Beans were dull on former terms.

Very little busaneu was passing in peas.
The flour trade was steady on former terms.
Linseed and rapeseed were firm is price ; otherwise, the
demand for seeds was heavy. Cakes were dull.

ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, ete.. INTO LONDON, BY WATER
CARRIAGE, FROM AUGUST 19 TO AUGUST U. INCLUSIVE