The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-02 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

Prices are quoted as follows :—Town tallow 54s nett cash ;
Petersburg Y.C. on the.spot. nominally, 603 to 65s ; April,
55s 6d to 563 ; May to June, 53s to 533 6d.

LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Evening.
We continue to experience a fair steady demand
for Cotton, without any change in prices. The
sales today were 6,000 bales, including 500 ou
speculation and for export,
At the Liverpool Share Market to day there was a
tolerably good business done, but prices suffered
a decline. The transactions were-Blackburn, 81;
Caledonian, sit 841; Eastern Counties, 11 0 16,
7-16; East Lancashire, 1001, 100; Edinburgh,
Perth, and Dundee, 91;- Lancashire and York..
shire, 1031, 1,1, 1, Ic, 3; .London and North
Western, 1061, 7; Manchester Sheffield and
Lincolnshire, 391, ; Midland, 838, 1,1, I, A-,1 0,
a 0, I 1.3 ; North Eastern. 211; Dovers, 231 c, 3,
21, 3 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 15*, 1, 13 16,1.
13-16, 13 16, 4, 11-16, *-2; Great Luxembourg
lonstituted, 101, 9 16 d ; GBreatWestern of Canada,
261 ; Liverpool Royal Bank, pref, shares, 107 ;
Liverpool and London, Insurance. 4 prem. The
following were the closing prides :-Blackburn,
81 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 661, 661; Caledonian,
311 34 11-16, ; Chester and Holyhead, 18, 181;
Eastern Counties, 111, 11 7-16;. East Lancashire;
100; xn 1001; do. 9/ Snares, 1. 11 p; Great Northern,
231. 241 ; do. A shares, 108, 101; Great Western,
671, 681 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 103,
1031 ; Liverpobl, Crosby, and Southport, 101 191;
do 91. Shares, 1 .1-16, 1 1-16 p ; London and North
Western Stock, 106*, 106*; ditto 1 Shares, 1.16 d,
par. ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 391, 391;
Midland Stock, 83, 831; North British, 111, 111 ;
North Staffordshire, 5, 41 d; North Eastern-Ber-
wick, 211, 22; York and North Midland, 321;
331 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 201, 201; South Eastern
and. Dover, 22 15-16, 23 ; Scottish North Eastern,
13, 131; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 14, 1* p; Dutch
Rhenish, 3 16, 5 16 p; Great Western of Canada,
261, 264 ; do., New Shares, 31, 38 p ; Great Luxem-
bourg, 10Id ; Grand Trunk of Canada)
15*, 15 11-1&

BORMIGH HOP MARKET.—APRIL I.
The trade contiuues steady, at fully late prices.

LONDON CORN MARKET.-APRIL 1.
The receipts of foreign wheat and flour thus far, this
week, have been moderate ; of foreign oats and barley
large. Our market was very thinly attended by buyers
this morning, and the wheat trade was dull in the extreme,
at the decline noted on Monday last.
Barley and oats met but little attention Although freely
offered at late reduction.

Beans and peas steady.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM MARCH 30 TO APRIL 1.

Wheat.
Barley
0at5.......

English and Scotch
2570
1430
20
1160

Irish.

30'20
20930
31180

Malt

Flour, 2.500 barrels. 140 sacks.

LONDON • MINING MARKET.—Arun, 1.
Business in home mining stocks to-day is again inani.
mate. The only transaction. recorded in the Stock
Exchange is in Great Wheal Vor shares at 61. Prices
generally present little change.
There is still an absence of transactions in United
Mexican shares, the market for which is very dull, St.
John del Rey shares are marked 20:1 ; and Lusitanian,
lOs dis.

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET.—APRIL 1.
The supply at to—day's market consisted of 1,467 beasts,
4,941 sheep, and 590 calves. The ruling prices were--
Best beef, 7d to 74d ; middling, 6i i to 60 ; calves, 64d to
7d ; middling and inferior, 61 to 5d ; sheep, best wedders,
with wool, 6cl to 94c1 ; clipped, 7d to 7id per lb.

GL&SGQW t'►tARKLt.—APRIL 1.
At.this day's market there was a moderate attendance
of }Ayers. Wheat was in more general demand at the
full prices of this day week; flour was unchanged in
value; barley was Is lower; beans and peas were firm;
oatmeal was in fair demand at full prices ; oats were a
retail sale at former rates.

The demand for money is quite active, and
towards the close of the Week it is expected that
this activity will be increased, as is usually
the case just before 'the 4th of the month.
The supply of capital, however, is large, and on
this account no alteration in the terms is antici-
pated. The White Star has arrived with PBO,OOO
worth of gold, which comes in very opportune, for
large sums have been Withdrawn from the Bank
this week. While this drain is pretty well known,
it is more difficult to ascertain the supplies sent
in through the ordinary channels of trade, and,
under these circumstances, the movement fre-
quently excites unnecessary uneasiness.
The withdrawal of a large sum from the Bank
to day operated rather unfavourably on the market
for the' public funds and securities, and consols
closed at a decline of about 1 on yesterday's rates.
The market was, however, firm at the decline.
Consols, for money, opened at 931 to 931, declined
to 931, and closed at 931 to 03 9-16 ; for the account
the closing price was 93 9-16 to 93 1116.
The London Share Market fluctuated today,
and closed very tamely at the loWeSt quotations of
the day, viz :-Ambergate, Nottingham, and East '
Junction, 51, 5/ ; Caledonian, 691, 691 ; Edin-
burgh and Glasgow, 56, 57 ; Eastern Counties,
131, 131 ; East Lancashire, 100, 101 ; Great
Northern, 97, 98 ; Ditto A, 87, 88 ; Great
Western, 681, 681 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
103, 103 f ; Leeds Northern, 40, 41 ; London and
North Western, 1061, 1061 ; London and South
Western, 1031, 104; Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire, 391. 391 ; North British, 45, 46;
South Eastern and Dover, 761, 77; York, Newcastle
and Berwick, 871, 88 ; York and North Midland, 621,
63f ; Chester & Holyhead 95,97 ; Grand Trunk, 161,
151; Great Western of Canada, 261, 261; Do. new,
31, 38; Mexican, 231; Northern of h'rance, 411, 411 i
Paris and Strasburg, 361; Paris and Lyons, 621,
621 ; Russian, 106, 108; Paris and Orleans, 62 ;
Central France, 241, 241; Sambre and Meuse, 91,
10; Namur and Liege, 81, 9; Great Luxembourg,
61, 61; Antwerp. and Rotterdam, 71; Dutch
Rhenish, 131, 131; Lombardo Venetian, 51, 51
After official hours the transactions were at the
following prices :--Caledonian, 691, 6.91; Eastern
Counties, 101, 101; East Lancashire, 100 101;
Great Northern, 97, 98; Ditto A, 87, 88 ; Great
Western, 681; London and North Western, 1062,
1061; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 391,
391 ; Midland Stock, 831 ; North British, 45, 46 ;
South Eastern and Dover, 761, 77 ; York, New-
castle, end Berwick, 87, 88 ; York and North
Midland, 651.

GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.—APRIL 1.
We had a quiet steady market to day at the following
prices. Mixed Nos., buyers 74s 6d, sellers 753 ; No. 1.
buyers 75s 6d, sellers 76s ; No. 3, buyers 723, sellers 72s fid
per ton.

QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE SCOTCH MON
TRADE,

Immediately on the publication of my annual report,
showing the srballneSs of stooks and the substantial posi
tion of the iron trade. Considerable purchases Weie made
at from tss tid to 74s per ton. Thereafter, the price
kt adually advancing till it reached 76s 6d by the sth cart.,
haS fluctuated between 74s and 76s for mixed Nos., and
78s and 80s for No. 1 Gartsherrie.
In consequence of the agitation produced by the elec
tions, a temporary cessation i❑ commercial activity has
ensued, and the operations in the iron market have been
considerably augmented.
There are now 131 furnaces in blast, and the Make since
Ist January to this date is estimated at 228,000 tons.
The stock on Ist January was . BB,OOO „

Exported foreign and coastwise, and con-
-316,000 „
sumed in local foundries and malleable works 193,000 „

Stock in warehousekeepers' and makers'
stores
121000 „
It will thus be observed the stocks have, since the begin-
ning'of the year, increased 35,000 ton,, Notwithstanding
extensive Ghtpnients and a very large local consumption.
Congress having adopted recently a modified import
duty on all manner of iron, increasing exportations to the
United States may be looked for.
Bar, railroad, and sheet iron have continued compara-
tively steady during the quarter. Prices are as follows :
—Bars, £8 15s to £9; rails, £S lOs ; sheets, RIO lOs ; cast
iron pipes, £5 Ms to £6 lOs ; railway chairs, 97s 6d to 102 s
61 ; Gartsherrie, No. 1,79 s 6tl ; G.M.8., No. 1,75 s 9.1 to
77s ; mixed Nos., 75s ; No. 3,•72s 6d ; East Coast brands,
73s 6d to 755; Ayrshire brands, 72s 6d to 745.
THOMAS THOMBURN.

About 100,0001 had been sent to the Cape of
Good Hope on Government account.
A meeting of the General Screw Steam Company
has taken place to-day ; Raikes Currie, Esq ,in the
chair. A discussion took place as to making an
immediate realisation of the remaining assets, the
stores being reckoned at 18,0001, besides the
steamer Bosphorus. A vote of thanks was given to
Mr. Currie and the directors, and they were
empowered to dispose of the remaining assets for
an entire sum, to the best interest of the share-
holders.

A meeting of the National Brazilian Mining
Association has just been held, Mr Sheppard in
the chair, when, after some discussion, it was
agreed to form a new company, and to take over
the property of the old by issuing new shares of
5/ each, 11 deposit to be paid down. The liabilities

of the old could not yet be ascertained.
By the White Star we have commercial adviceB
to the 10th January. Gold was arriving in large
quantities, but still kept up its price. The latest
reports of the markets will be found in another
column. •

Foxhun ter

I'HE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, 'THURSDAY.

and sank in II fathoms water, about 8 miles from the shore, in a
strong tideway, with part of her topmasts under water.
Belfast. April I.—The brig Commerce, of Workington, •with coals
from Ayr to Dublin, is ashore at ➢fill Island.
The eumatra, Johnson, from London to Colombo, was abandoned,
Great Basses. Crew and passengers saved.

Report of the Banga:l.aoLnrBe4B.:GaLrisli'cißditthNEso,i'va°.rar2l7.e.d here from Caldera,
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Jan. 13.. Shooting Star, hence to Melbourne .... 29 19 S.. 25 16 W.
Feb. 10—Alliance. out 19 days....
Mar. 3.. Boarded the wreck of the Rover's Bride;
also the Georgia, of St. John. 110 days
from Callao ; signalised the Majestic, of
Glasgow. out 98 days, from Calcutta 34 45 N.. 87 08 W.
Mar. 6.. Delta of Neve York, from Gibraltar, out
19 days
Mar. 26.. Between St. David's HeA and Bardsey.
St. Davin's Head, bearing S. by W., dis-
tant 25 miles, passed the wreck of a
vessel on her broadside, with part of hsr
foremast and mainmast, lower yard, and
part of sail attached.
On Sunday forenoon, off Point Lynas,
passed the wreck of a vessel, bottom
up, supposed from appearance to bb a
;schooner.

Report of the Ca haya,7Thomson, from Caldera, and salad Dec
31. The following vessels sailed a few days previously:—D.erslayer
and Pickwick, both td load on the coast. Names of vessels left in
port:—Alice Wilson, of Liverpool; and Ocean Bride, of Jersey.
Spoke. In lat. Lon,
Jan. 20.. Don Ricardo. Chance, from Iquique to
Glasgow, off Cape Horn.
Mar. 5.. Queen of the Teign, Stukly, from Co-
quimbo to Liverpool
Mar. s—Flash, from Adelaide to London 25 45 N.. 43 40 W.

Report by the Ipswich, arrived here from Buenos A, res ;
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Feb. 11.. Barque Victor, Glas;ow to Batavia, out
50 days
Feb. 12.. Mount Stewart, Plymouth to Melbourne,
out 46 days
Feb. 19.. Empress Eugenie, bound south ..13 30 S.. 30 25 W.
Mar.l6...Madeira, Callao to London 32 50 N.. 39 30 W.

Report by the William Cole, Tothill, arrived here from Calcutta :
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Feb. 26.. Britlah oarque Fingal, Mauritius to London;
wished to be reported

Report by the Neville, Graham, arrived here from Bombay; sailed
Dec. 26. Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Feb. 11. Borneo, Batavia to Rotterdam ...... .... 14 so S.. 07 40 W.
Feb. 18.. Andromache, off Ascension, from Viza-
gapatam to Bordeaux: out 74 days.

Report by the MeMelte, arrived here from Calcutta—
epoker In lat. Lon.
Dec. M.. Ship Itenrietta, Fran Glasgow to Both-

bay, 105 days cut
. 15 45 S.. 00 70 E.
Jan. 9. 'NM/ hip Europa, from Batavia to Fal-
mouth, 31 days out
Jan. ib.. Dutch brig Princess Amelia, from Bata-
via to Amsterdam, 82 days out .26 03 5..05 08 E.
The Princess Amelia spiake the ba.que
Matto, (torn Calcutta to Demerara, 91
days out.
Jan. 28.. Atharica it ship ROchkll, from CalCutta
to Boston, 64 days Oat.. . • . • 24 50 S.: 03 25 E.
British ship Persia, (tom Caleutta to
London, 62 days out.
Jan. 29.. Dutch barque Scheveningen, from fiats-
via to Amsterdam, 68 days out ........ 20 50 8...00 38 W.
Jan. 29.. An ecican ship Uriel, from Calcutta, 64
days cat .... ..20 50 S.. 00 33 W.
Feb. 2.. French ship Chnandaf, fforn Bourbon to
Mar, elites 40 days oiit..
Feb. 5.. British ship Fortibide, from Colombo
to London, 73 days out ... .... ..10 33 S., 11 co V.
Feb. 12.. British ship Majestic, from Calcutta to
London, 80 days out • 01 0) N.. 20 00 W.
Feb. 14.. American ship Euroclydon, from Bom-
bay to Liverpool . ... 02 13 N.. 21 50 W.
Mar. 8.. Exchanged signals for the second time
with the American ship Euroclydon, and
wished to be reported . . .34 05 N.. 34 25 W.
'far. 17.. Passad a bale of Cotton, apparently a
short figs in the water. and, llkewiae,
come pihes of ship's bulwarks 45 40 N.. 21 20 W.

Abstract of the log of the steam-ship Kangaroo, Jeffrey, arrived here from New
York.

March 19, wind south; 9 8) a.m., left the wharf, and proceeded down the r:ver
half speed; 10 21, stopped engines and came to anchor at the quarantine ground,
owing to a dense fog; Oe commenced to hes, up anchor; 00 50, the.6mu (s.s.)
passed us, weighed anchor, and proceeded at full speed; f to p.m., passed Fort
Hamilton ' • so, stopped engines and discharged pilot; s so, turned ahead full
speed, and made all sail; 5, fresh gale and cloudy, the Emu bore N. by W., dis-
tant eo miles ; midnight, strong gale and a high head sea.
March so, wind S.S. W. to N.W„ course S. 87, 44 tG., distance 240 miles, in 'at
440,8 N., lon. 69 4o W.; a.m., fresh gale with a high sea, vessel under reefed
canvass • midnight, more moderate, all plain sail set.
March as, wind variable from W., course N. B.*, 07 E., distance :48 miles, in lat.
40 42,,10n. 63 40; 71.01., strong breeze and eloudT, with sleet and snow, and a high
sea; midnight, strong S-W. breeze and cloudy.
March as, wind variable, course 8509, distance 248 miles, in lat. 44 03, lon. 57 40
a.m., strong gale and cloudy; noon, furled all square sails; p.m., strong S.E. gale
with a high increasing sea; 7, experienced a whirlwind, with a very turbulent sea;
midnight, strong S.E. gale, with a high head sea.
March 23, wind E.N.E. to N. by E course 83 22, distance 412 miles, in lat. 41 Is,
lon. 53 if; strong gales, with a high crcias sea;
_noon, hard squalls, with hail
storm ; midnight, more moderate, set the topsails.
March 24, wind N. by E. to W., course 74 27, distance 23.5 miles, in lat. 42 ,8,
lop so 09; a.m. strong breeze, with hard squalls and hail storms; p.m., strong,
breeze mid cloudy; midnight, similar weather.
March as, wind N. to W.N.W., course 64 Cf, distance 261 miles, in lat. 44 is, lon.
44 46 ; a.m., fresh breeze and cloudy, ends calm, with heavy rain
March 27, wind N,N.E. to S.W., course ko 45, distance 26r miles, in lat. 47 ion.
40; a.m., light breeze and heavy rain, ends fresh S.W. breeze and cloudy, all pos-
sible sail set.
March 27, wind S.W., course 65 40, distance 2.95 miles, in lat. 49 04, 1012. 33 2f;
a.m., strong S.W. breeze and hazy; Midnight, light breeze and cloudy.
March 28, wind S.W. to N.W., course 85 59, distance 258 miles, in lat. 49 40, lon.
26 so; min , moderate, with S.W. breeze and cloudy ; noon, passed a full rigged
vessel, steering east; midnight, moderate and clear.
March 29, wind W. to N.W., course 8o 42, distance 253 miles, in lat. so sr, Inn.
00 59; a.m., light N.W. breeze and clear; noon, the same; p.m., increasing winds
and sea; midnight, strong breeze and clear.
March 30, wind N.W. to W., course 83.45, distance 276 miles; a.m., fresh gale,
with a rising sea, all studding sails set; 7, passed an English ship, steering east ;
p m., moderate breeze and clear; 9, sighted Fasnet Rock Light. heathy( L.! is.
E., distant 17 miles k 10 50. z5r.32.L1., 114•46.4, a miles; nudnight, light
N.E. breeze and cloudy, . .

•• • •••• •-• . "'•• March a;, wind v triable, in the Channel; a.m., light breeze and cloudy; oo 50,
Old Head Kinsale Light bore E. by N., distant t 8 miles; 2 51, Old Head Kinsale
abeam, showed Company's private s grials ; 3 30, sighted Ballycotton Light, bearing
east, distant t. 4 intl.; s so, Ballycotton abeam, distant 7 miles; 6 45, Mine Head
bore N.N.E. distant 9 miles; 0 is, signalled the American ship Sir Robert Peel,
bound east; 9 as, the Slate. Lightship. abeam, distant 2 miles ; so, passed the barque
Duke of Wellington, of Glaagow, steering to the east ; 40 55, Tuskar lighthouse
abeam, signalled the ship Wean Bride, and Ward Chapman, steering to the east; r
p.m., exchanged signals with the ship Eaton, steering to the east, and the Swedish
barque ICnoon ('rinses, bound out; 5 AO, sighted Holyhead, distant 20 miles; 7 40,
South Stack Light abeam, distant s miles, fired 2 guns, and showed Company's pri.
vate signals; 8 as, Skerries abeam • s 15, stopped engines and took pilot on hoard,
Point Lyons Light bearing S. by Z., distant 6 miles; 9 30, turned ahead full speed;
midnight, cloudy.
April ; a.m., light winds and hazy ; 1 20, N.W. lightship bearing S. W. 1 S. 1
mile, 1 30, passed Bell Buoy; 58, Formby Lightship; 28, Crosby Lightship; s as,
fired a salute off the Rocklight ; 3, came alongside Sandon pier head.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Martha and lane, Rogers, from Demerara at Barba foes (or Liver-
pool, leaky, an i discharging.
Snipe, sailed from 61,zattan for Liverpool, Feb. 8,
Pashaway, hence at Callao, Feb. 8.
Magdalene, hence at Batavia, Feb. 10.
Teneriffe (s.s.), hence et Trieste, March 27.
Eliza. hence a, Genoa, March 20.
Charles Souchay, hence at Charente, March 23.
Louisa, hence at Bordeaux, March 30.

Melona. and Jack Tar—both hence at Havre, March 29
Oneida (11.M.5.), from Southampton at Melbourne, all well.
Picquette, de Hamburgo, sailed from Bilbou for L verpool,
March 24. _ _

Owen Potter, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and sailed Feb. 13
for Liverpool.
Clymene, from Mauetius at St. Helena for Queenstown.
Baltasara, at St Helena, and sailed Feb. 10 for Ascension.
Bavenscraig, from Colombo at St Helena, and sailed Feb. 13 for
London.

athea, from Calcutta, off St Helena for Liverpool.
Clio, Santos, and Serpent, Gr,enell—both h nce at St Michael's
J. Bradshaw. Robinson hence at Venice.

VerenJ, Jacobson, hence at Genoa.
rydal, Whipple, hence at San Sebastian.
Orwell, Darrant, hence at Bordeaux.
Perseverant, Eielkamp, hence at Scheldt.
Conference, hence at New Zealand, Dec. 2.

AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING.

MELBOURNE, Dec. 23 —Arrived—E and A R M Company's
steamer Oneid.l from Southampton via St Vincent, St Helena, and
the Cape of Good Hope. Dec 24—Tasmania, from London —Lochiel,
Leith. Dec 27—General Williams, from iireenock—Donald M•Kay,
jit fif ,), Li verpool,l,l4 Cork. Dec 29—Amsterdam, from Liver} 00l
Arcadia, Liverp-01. _

Sailed, Dec 24—Susanne, from Hong Kong—British Lion, for
Bombay. Dec 25—Chasca, for Manila—Oneida (ss), Sydney—Dldo,
Callao —Bethia Jewitt, Callao. Dec 31—Orwell, for London.
HOBART TOWN, Dec 27.—Arrived—Alberta, from London. Dec
29—W oodcote, from London.

SYDNEY, Dec. 29.—Arrived—James Cheston, from Liverpool.
Dec. 30.—Conway, from Liverpool. Dec. 24. —Kate, from Plymouth.
LAUNCRSTON, Dec. 31.—Arrived—Alice Walton, from Liverpool.
The ship Alice Walton, was towed up to the bar on Tuesday by
the Tamar. She belongs to the Black Ball line, and has made the
passage from Liverpool in 90 days, having left on the 30th Sept
She spoke the mail ship Donald M'Kay, bound to Melbourne, off
King's Island last Saturday.

ADELAIDE--DEC. 23.
VESSELS EXP2CTED.

From London.—Ascendant, Burlington, Chanticleer, Constance,
George Cannini, Gladiator, Highland Mary, Invincible, John Hit-
pon, Lilly Dale. May Queen, Marion: and Norma. I
From Liver!) Henn.tta Cornelia, Henry Winch,
Atgyle, Kate Kearney, Moira, and Nabob.

Vessels In Harbour.—Albion, Bristow, Esmeralda, Francis Ridley,
Irene, Peony, Prince Regeat, St. Michael, and Sea Queen, all from
London—Blundell, from Southampton—Granton, from Leith—Lord
Eiungerford, from Plymouth—Trafalgar' from Greenock.
At the Lightship.—Orieut, from Londou—Stately, from Calcutta

DEATHS.
On the 31st ult., at Stanhope Terrace, Mr. Henry Tolson Poole.
On the Ist Lst., at 15, Carlton Terra^e, Edinburgh, Alison
Thlrburn, relict orthe late Jchn Marfie, Esq., of Edinburgh.
On the ist Inst., at Greenfield, West Derby, deeply regretted,
Annie, third daughter of William Fosbery, Esq.

03- Births. starriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent

to our Office duly authenticated.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

CROXTON PARK RACES.-YESTERDAY.

CROXTON PARK PLATE.
Furies() scratched.
13 ILLESBRoW STAKES.
1 1 Border Chief ..
Three ran.
CRORTON PARK PLATE.
Peter Flat 1 1 Tyne
Three ran.
THE CUP.
Prince of Ora nge. .1 J Firmament..... 2 1 Shoreham ....3
Three ran.

Bracken and Peeping Tom scratched for all their
engagements.

LATEST BETTING.

METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.
6 to 1 agst Dulcamara (taken)
10._ 1 . St. Giles (taken)
CHESTER CUP.
12 to 1 apt Dulcamara (taken)