The Sun.
London, England, 1862-07-01 00:00:00

CRICKET.

COUNTY OF KENT AGAINST ALL ENGLAND.
A very large company assembled yesterday at Lord's-
ground to witness the commencement of this match. The
wickets were s ell pitched, and play commenced at 12
o'clock, Kent taking the batting first. Fryer made a good
stand for 23, in which were a four, two threes, and four
twos. The wickets, after his retirement, fell fast, till Mr.
Pepys appeared, and the game was stayed awhile; he played
cautiously and obtained 14, comprising a five (drive) and a
two. G. Baker took his bat out with 12, in which were a
three and two twos. No other double figures were made,
and the innings only reached 82. The wickets fell in the
following manner :—One for 0, two for 14, three for 35,
four for 40, five for 41, six for 41, seven for 59, eight for
69, nine for 76, ten for 82. Tarrant and Griffith started
bowling, but were afterwards relieved by Jackson and Hay-
ward. The fielding was good. On the part of England
Mortlock and Grundy were sent in as representatives, and
as such they rendered admirable service, causing the scorers
to be fully employed. Grundy parted first, after obtaining
26, comprising a four, a three, and two twos. Carpenter
txtzuu neat, and runs were got fast, although the bowling
was changed several times, Mr. Traill, Wileher, Bennett,
Sewell, Baker, and Mr. Kelson all having a turn. Mortlock
played a fine innings of 73, he being then caught by Will-
sher ; his hits comprised three fives, three fours, seven
threes, and seven twos. Carpenter was joined by Hay-
ward, but the latter only marked seven. Griffith followed,
and, with Carpenter, made some good hits ; the latter,
however, was finely caught at " point" by Mr. Norton.
His contribution was 30, including two fours, three threes,
and a two. Griffith scored 14, in which was a three and
three twos. The Hon. C. G. Lyttelton did not contribute.
The first wicket fell for 68, second for 116; third for 133,
fourth for 153, fifth for 155, sixth for 161, seventh (Jack-
son's) for 178.

GLASGOW, June 28.—Cotton—Our cotton market
has been wild with excitement this week, following closely
in the wake of Liverpool. There has been a good deal of
the staple turned over, and the advance is nearly 2d per lb
all over. Goods and Yarns—A large business has been done
in yarns at id to id advance on prices current last week.
Goods are in better demand at higher prices. Iron—The
pig iron market continues inactive, but prices have been duly
supported during the week; warrants for early delivery
being scarce. Te.day there has been no business reported.
Sellers held for 528 6d cash, and 52s 4id might have been
made. For shipping parcels the quotations are—G.M.B.,
No. 1,51 s 9d ; 3,50 s 6d ; No. 1 Gartsherrie, 568 ; Coltness,
65s ; Calder, 538 ; Glengarnoek, 52s 6d ; Forth, 525; Kin-
neil, 52s 3d.

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