The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-05 00:00:00

Bran filly .
Colt by Van Tromp—Wren

Six ran.
Wynnstay Handicap.

Mary ..
Imogene 2
Speed the Plough
Six ran. Won easily. Roving Betsy and Go-away
fell.

YORKSHIRE UNION HUNT CLUB—THURSDAY.
Scurry Stakes.

Sandboy

Three ran.
Hunt Stakes.

Confederate
Trio
Sister of Mercy

York and Ainsty Handicap.

Gamelad
Midsummer..
Mary Hope
Exile of Erin, Van Winkle, and Hanover also ran
Club Scramble.

Imposture
Keepsake..

WARWICK AND LE,
MEETING.
The Great Warwick Hand
with 100 added ; extra wei
second to save his stake.
Age st lb Age st lb
Rataplan 5 9 4 Rotherham
Typee 5 8 6 The Chicken
Little Harry 6 8 5 Chalice 3 6 7
King of Trumps.. 6 8 4 Poodle 6 6 6
Early Bird 4 8 3 Jack Leming__ a 6 6
Seducer 4 7 12 Imogene (includ-
Black Swan 5 7 8 ing 51b extra)... 3 6 5
Bright Phoebus 4 7 6 Diana 4 6 4
Quince 4 7 4 Mary... 3 6 4
Mishap
Mr. Sykes 5 7 4 Queen Mab filly.. 4 6 0
New Brighton
Speed the Plough 5 7 3 \Vantage 3 5 12
Brother to Grey Brinklow 3 5 9
Tommy
Lady Bird 4 7 2 Ethelbald
St. Andrew 5 7 1 Cossey 3 5 4
Homily 3 7 0 Pole Star
Gamelad
The Two-Years-Old Handicap of 10 sous. each ; 5 ft.,
with 50 added. A winner of a handicap after the
declaration of the weights Sibs extra. T.Y.C.
st lb

,11INGTON OCTOBER
—FIRST DAY.
licap of 15 Boys. each, 5 ft.,
fight for certain winners ; the
Once round.

Bold Buccieuch 8 7
Flyaway 8 3
Pelissier . 8 0
fby Alarni—Duvernay 7 12
Sirius
Ugly Mug 7 10
Crabctock
La Victim°
Diego 7 6
Heber
Thirty to Five
Coal black Rose 7 4
Jaue Shore
Anniversary 7 3

st lb
Adam 7 2
One Act 7 2
Sauve qui peut.
Staffordshire Nan 7 0
First Fly 7 0
The Little Bird
Lady Constance
Miss Harkaway 6 12
Philip
Bishop of Osnaburg 6 11
Swalcliffe 6 10
Bobby Taft
c by the Hero—Lati•

tude G 10

CHANTILLY RACES.

The Autumn Meeting. at Chantilly is this year to oc-
cupy two days—Saturday and Sunday next. The run-
ning on Saturday is to be—the first Criterion Stakes of
1,0001., for 2 yr old colts, for which 10 entries have been
made ; the Constable's Stakes of 2,000 E, for horses of 3
yrs and upwards, for which there are 8 entries ; the Se-
cond Criterio❑ Stakes of I,ooof, for 2-yr old fillies-8
entries ; and the Emperor's Stakes of 10,000 f. for horses
of 3-yrs and upwards—entry 500 E-10 entries. A match
for 3,0001. is also to come off between M. Aumont's
2-yrs old Nat, and M. Joachim Lefevre's 2-yrs old
Aranthus. On Sunday the Stakes to be run for one—
the Haras of 4,000 f., for 4-yr old horses, for which
there are 11 entries ; the Great Criterion of 2,000 f. for
2-yrs old colts and fillies-14 entries ; the Sylvia of
I,ooof. for horses of 3 yrs and upwards-9 entries ; and
the Omnium Handicap of 4,000 f., also for horses of
3-yrs and upwards—for which, after deducting 20 horses
that have paid forfeit, there are 34 entries. Each day's
business is to commence at half-past one o'clock. The
best way of reaching Chantilly is to take the Northern
Railway to St. Leu. Visitors will arrive in time for the
races, by leaving Paris before 10 in the morning, and
they can return by an early hour in the evening.

YA C H TIN G.

ROYAL MERSEY YACHT CLUB.

LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY.
The members of this club dined together on Monday
last, being the end of the yachting season, at their
marine station, opposite Liverpool, on the Cheshire
shore. The dinner was numerously attended.
The chair was occupied by Commodore Littledale,
supported by the rear commodore and several other offi-
cers and members. The business of the evening was
commenced shortly after eight, and the proceedings
arranged by the hon. secretary. Mr. Bousfield and Mr.
James Walker were ballotted for and elected members.
It was resolved, "That the annual club ball be held
as soon as arrangements can be made, and that the pro-
ceeds be given to a local public charity."
Some discussion took place respecting the part the
yachts are to take in the marine excursion of his Royal
Highness the Duke of Cambridge on his visit to Liver-
pool on the 9th inst. It was arranged that the commo-
dore, vice commodore' and rear commodore do make
such arrangements as they may
think desirable, and
when decided upon the same be communicated to the
yacht owners.

The Rosalind, schooner yacht, has sailed for Dublin,
to lay
up for the winter.
The Ariel, schooner, has arrived from Beaumaris to
lay lip for the winter season at Birkenhead Docks.
The Cymbra, Miranda, Coralie, Zilla, Mirage, Blue
Belle, and several others, are still afloat.
It is considered that the season of 1855 has been a
very pleasing and prosperous one. Some excellent
matches have taken plaee, and many cruises.

Country Markets.
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DERBY SMITIII4'IELD.—*OeT. 2.

A good average supply of fat beasts, but the number of
buyers was n(.t so large, no doubt owing to Nottingham
fair being hell at the same time. The demand for bed
was but fiat, without alteration of price. The number of
sheep and lambs was less. Fat calves were again deer.
The supply of fat pigs was good and in request, and *i
high prices.

The following were the quotations :—Beef, 643 to 7d;
mutton, 6:ltd to 73 ; lamb, 73 to ltd ; veal, 7d tc 70 per
lb. ; pigs, lOs Od to Os 3d per score ; rough fat, 5s 81 to Os,
per 141 b. ; hides, 3id to 4id per lb ; to 4°
per lb.

EDINBURGH GRAIN.-00T. 3.
There was not such a large supply to-day in the market.
The demand being good, prices went readily up, with
good clearance.
New wheat, top, is up, and on the average 3s id UP
01 I wheat, top, is up—on the average id down. Barley/
top, 6d up—average, is 3d up. Oats on the top is 8d ,11)
—average, 10d up. Beans on the top Is up—average'
2s id up.

AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER.
Wheat £4 7 5 7-12ths.
Do. new
Barley -12ths.
Oats 1 15 5 4-12th.
Beans