Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-20 00:00:00

at 12.35 pan., Antler and Mavourneen out of

2.25 p:m., Supple Jack out of the Ascot

2/5 Egbert out of his Ascot

engagements. - -
On the 11th inst, at 3.39 p.m., The Lark out of the Ascot Derby.
On Use 11th inst, at 3.89 p.m., Donner and Blitz, Patapon,
Wizard; and Nightingale outoTthe Ninth Ascot Triennial.
On the 11th inst, at 3.39 p.m.. The Rap out of the Second
Biennial.
On the 11th mild, at 3.39 Hepatica out of the Hunt • Cup at

On the 11th inst, -at 3.39-p n., Boomerang out of the Coronation
Stakes.

On the 11th inst, at 3:39pan., The Lark and Magic out df the
Eighth Ascot Triennial.

On the 11th iust., at 1.39 p.m., Wizard out of the 20 secs. Stakes

at Ascot,

On the 11th inst., at 4:15-p.m., Volcano out of the Hunt •Cup at
Ascot

On the 11th inst., after 6 p.m., Hal o' Kirklees and Fitch 'out of
their'Woreester engagements.

On the 18th inst.-, at 9 a.m., colt by the Fallow Buck oat of Sub-
rfuge out of the Second Ascot Btennial.

On the 13th inst
he was entered by

at 9 a.m., Pan out of all handicaps for ',Which
r. Barnard or Mr. Reeves.

On the 13th inst., at 9 a.m., Jealousy out of the Ascot Stakes.
On the 13th inst.; at 9 a.m., Sequidille out of the Ascot Cup.
On the 13th inst., at 11.15 a.m., Bribery colt and Plumper out of
their Ascot engagements.

On the 13thinSt., at 2.15.p.m., Musjid out of the Ascot Oup.
On the 13th inst., about 2.30 p.m., Ignoramus out of all his
--ments.

On the 13th inst., at 3p.m., Pensioner out of the. Ascot Stakes.
On the 13th inst., at 5.53 pvra., Cytherus out of the Ascot Stakes.
On the 13th inst., after 6 p.m., Leamington out of the Ascot
Stakes and Hunt Cup.
On the 14th inst., at 9 a.m., Scent out of the Gold Vase at Ascot.
On the 14th inst., at 9 a.m., Halliford and Satinstone out 41f the
Worcester Cup.
On the 14th inst., at 3_43 psm., Leamington out of the Ascot Cup.
On the 15th inst., at 12.16 p.m., Leamington out of all his Ascot
engagements.

On the 15th inst., at 5 p.m., Lifeboat out of the Ascot Cup

NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 1859.
TIMRSDAY.-31ATcH 20%1h. ft ; Bst 41b each.;. T.Y.C.—Lord
yventrv's eh c by Orlando out of Virago agst Mr. F: Robinson's c

by The Baron.

HOUGHTON MEETING, 1859.
WEDNESDAY.—MATCH 100,:•h ft; T.M.M.---Baron de Niviere's
Miss Cath, 6 yrs, 9st, agst Mr. H. S. Thompson's Glenbuck, S yrs,
7st 41b.

JULY MEETING, 1860.
WEDNESD tY.---MATCR 800,'.h ft; no weights mentioned; New
T.T.C.---Lord Stamford's fby Orlando out of Torment, agst J.
Hawley's Sister to Pandora.

PONTEFRACT, 1859.
The GREAT WEST RIDING HAND/CAP Of 10 sovs each, h ft, and
only 3 if declared on or before the 21st of June, with 50 added
*winners of any handicap value 100 sovs after June 14 51b, of twe,
or of a handicap value 200 Blb etara ; one mile and a half ; 31 subs.
Should the highest weight accepting be undei• Bst 121 b, it will be
raised to that weight and the others in ornnortinn

Tournament
Underhand
Mr. Sykes.:
Vanity ....
Ditto .

age st lb age st lb
. 5...8 12 Greystock .
.5 8 4 Castoff
..a...7 '8 B c by Vatican—Lady
—5...7 4 Mary .......... •• .... 3..5 6
—4..7 2 Miss Stewart

TunstaU Maid.......
King of Scotland
The Bald-face Stag
Prince of Denmark
.Trabuco
Go Ahead

4..7 2 Harefoot
6 .6 12 Uralian
.4...6 9 Mouravleff
4...6 7 'Widgeon ..
4 .6 4 Little Agnes
4 .6 4 Charlotte

3..5 6

.3,.5 4
.3 5 2
3 . 5 0
.3 .5 3
3 .5 0
3 5 0

Lord Jersey .. ..... —5...8 2 Eltham Beauty .... .... 3..4 12
Eskdale ..
Willie Wright • 3 . 5 8 Daniel .. ..... ....3...4 10
Arehduchess ...... .. 3.. 5 8 Tue squire ......... 3..4 10
Red Eagle
The YORKSHIRE WELTER CUP, value 100s0Ts, by subscription of
lOsovs each, h ft; winners of any ha.ndieap, value 100sovs, after
• June 14, 51b of of two, or of a handicap. value 200. 81b extra ; gen-
tlemen riderr; professionals 51b extra.; one mile; It subs.
age st lb age st lb
Bourgeois' ............ a.. 11 7 Glen Eagle .. ..5 .10 2
Hegira .
King of geotland .... 6..10 10 Turret . . 4..10 0
Hesperithusa ....... ..4. 10 10 Malton Messenger (h h).6 . 9 8
Jack Spring (inc 51b ex).s. 10 7 Far West ....
Caliph

The Po:4l'l42llAm. HANDICAP of 10 says each, h ft, and only 3if
declared on or before the 21st June, with CO added ; winners of any
handieap value 100 sovs after June 14 51b, of 'two, or of a handicap
value 200 81b, or of the Great West Flding 'Handicap on Monday
101 b extra (extreme penalty) ; one mile. Should the highest weight
.accepting be under Bst 121 b, it will be ralsed-to that weight, and the
others in proportion.

age st lb . age st lb.
Tournament
Bourgeoise .. a.. 7 9 Red Eagle .......... 3 5 8
'King of Scotland ~ 6...6 12 Birdbolt „. .............5_ 5 7
Coxwold „, ... 4..6 10. j Greystock
'Volta ... ...... ........4 .610 1 Lottery.. 3 5 6
Star of the East „ 4..6 9 1 Harefoot ......... —3 5 5
ihe Bald-faced Stag .. 4...6 9 1 The Far West .... ...... 3..5 2
Jack Spring (in 5111 eztna)s.. 6 7 1 Susannah 3..5 0
'Trabuco
Glen. Eagle ...... ... ~.. 5 . 6 2 1 Attraction.
Turret .. 4 6 0 Daniel ........ .......3 .4 11
Willie Wright .. . 3 .5 9 Maid of the Tweed. 3...4 8
Archduchess.. ..........3..5 9 NorthumbeeFd Duchess 3.. 4 8
WORCE iTERSIRE SUMMER MEETING, 1859
The WORCESTERSIIIREPUANDICAP of 10sovs each, h ft. and only 3
if declared, with 100 added; winners of a handicap of 100sovs in
value after June 8,51 b extra ; on the New Course, one mile and
three furlongs ; 65 subs, 82 of whom declared. The thighest weight
accepting being Bst 415, it has been raised to Set 12/b, and the rest
in proportion. " _

ageqst lb' age st lb
Underhand...
Misty Morn; ;1n 51b extra)4 • 8 61Ambush
Bourgeois . a.B 31Indenendenee
Botany
Kestrel ... . 6 7 -8! Minster .. ......•. .... 3.1 3
Fairnlay
... , 5..7 tlrellow Rose .. ...• ...... 3 6 2
lieaira.
Orchehill .... 4..7 6!Ascot .......... ..... .. • 3 ..5 10
Romeo . . .a 7 313Iutineer .......... ....3..-5 8
Grillade . a..7 0 The. Dane ... .
Trabnco 4 613 Daniel. .
Princess Raya1...,,......4 .6 10 Shealeld
Thornhill . , 4..6 6 Statesman ~.
...3 . 5 8
Red Eagle .. .. .... .... •3 .. 6 6 Timandra : 3, 5 6
Knecliburn .. *.... 46 4 Linda .. . . . —3-5 6
Cynthia ..
The rest pay 3 sors,cach.
WINCHESTER, i 859.
~The ORIGINAL HAM*SNIRE HANDICAP of :10 sous each, h ft, and
only 3 if declared, with 50 added if three start ; winners of any
handicap of 100 cove value after the weights were fixed 31b, of two
such 9lb extra; two wiles and a distance; .32 subs, 13 of whom
declared.

Sedbury
Nimrod
Southampton

age st lb I
.4 .8 12 I
..3..7 4

Compromise
Ascot 3 .4 10
A few pickizgs by yours,
A Flu]

age st lb
Independent* •.. 3..6 9
Coroner ..... ...3 . 6 7
Gargrai'e .......3..6 6
Tiney
The rest pay 3 cove each.

[END •OF THE MAN TIN THE MOON

WOOL AND WOOLLEN TRADE,

LEEDS (ENGLISIX AND FOREIGN), Friday.—There seems
to be tnore confidence in the present price of English wool
than there was a few weeks ago, when it was lower. In
the country it keeps in advance of our market, and it has
now 4e-dolled a price at which some buyers will limit the
extent of their purchases. so long as the war exists.
YORK, .rdne 16.—At this day's market there was a good
attendance of both buyers and sellers, 650 sheets of wool
being offered for sale, which was all sold et the following
prices :—All tog, 20s 6d; two-thirds hog, 20s ; half hog,
half ewe, 19s.

BRADFORD, Thursday.—The demand for combing wool
has rather increased since last week, and rates are a shade
higlaer, Consumers view with considerable alarm the high
prices of the raw material, because in the present state of
things they see no chance of obtaining anything near cost
for yarns and goods; and unless an improvement takes
place in these branches of the trade, production will have
to be further curtailed.

HALIFAX, Friclii Evening.—Since last week's report
there has been greater activity in the wool market, and
combing descriptions especially have brought higher
prices. No material change can , lie noted in the worsted
trade, which, generally, does not tilt; buoyancy
observable in the raw material.