The Sun.
London, England, 1865-02-15 00:00:00

WHITECIIAPEL.

The supply of meat on sale is but moderate, and trade
is firm at the annexed quotations :
Beef, from3s Od to 4s 10d ; mutton, 3s 6d to 4s 10d ; veal,
3s 10d to 4s 10d ; and pork, 6d to 4s 10d per 81b by the
carcase.

BOROUGII HOP.
The trade for good and fine hops continues firm,
at ful
currencies; otherwise the trade is quiet, at about previous

rates.

Leicester
Doncaster
Brecon
Richmond

Monmouth 2l
Manchester Autumn
Newmarket Ist Oct 26
Walsall

OCTOBBR.
Northallerton 5 Newmarket iro 31
I
Newmarket 2d Oct 9 Vincennes
Vincennes
Noes
Liverp00l Autumn

STEEPLECHASE F.
MARC

rBER.

'IXTURES FOR 1863.
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Liverpool
Shrewsbury
Scarborough l6, 17 Torquay 2B

West Sctmerset 5

I Abergavenny 20, 21

COURSING.

THE GREAT WATERLOO MEETING.

The draw for the Waterloo Cup, value £1,600 in specie, by
a subscription of 25 says. each ; the winner £5OO, the
second £2OO.
Mr. Blundell's Beware agst Hon. G. B. Bruce ns Fiery

Cross.
Mr. J. Johnstone ns Johnnie Cope agst Mr. Deighton's
Deodora.

Lord Bective's Reveller the Second agst Mr. William's
Blackstrap.

Colonel Bathurst's Rapid Rhone agst Lord Eglinton's
Rainbow.

Mr. Randall ns Sultana agst Mr. Gregson's Carouser.
Mr. Massy ns Don Felix agst Mr. Reed's Wide-a-Wake.
Mr. T. T. C. Lister ns Chloe agst Mr. Dunlop ns Marshal
Forward.

Mr. Knowles's King Tom agst Mr. Croft ns Roaring Lion.
Mr. Bateman's Blue Bell agst Mr. Bland's Beatrice Princess.
Mr. Cunningham ns Barnard Castle agst Mr. Hyslop ns

Duppel.

Mr. Steel's Scotch Grey agst Mr. Mallaby's Merevale.
Mr. Campbell's Coodareena agst Mr. Spinks's Sea Chief.
Mr. Clarke ns Henchman agst Dr. Richardson's King
_ _

Death.
Mr. Jones's Jem Mace agst Mr. Long ns Samuel.
Mr. Barden's Oliver Goldsmith agst Colonel Goodlake ns
Meg.

Lord Grey de Wilton's Glendower agst Mr. Blanshard's

Budwith.
Mr. Stocker ns Merry Heart agst Mr. Thompson's Tulloch-

gorum.
Mr. Brundritt's Burgomaster agst Mr. Green's Gaiety.
Mr. Armistead ns Bassow agst Mr. Gibson's Clasper.
Mr. Graham ns Sehweppe agst Mr. Jardine ns Bonus.
Lord Binning's Donald agst Lord Lurgan's Master Burleigh.
Mr. Brocklehurst's Baron Lyndhurst agst Mr. Callender ns
Snowflake.

Mr. Cloudsdale ns Cheer Boys agst Mr. Garnett ns Win-
some Lassie.

Mr. Chesshyre ns Dreamer agst Mr. Matther ns Accident.
Mr. Russell's Ruth agst Mr. Lloyd ns Crabcatcher.

Major Boothby ns Good Idea agst Captain Molyneux ns
Simple Susan.
Mr. Bartholomew's Mock Modesty agst Mr. Hodson's Heira
Mr. Haywood's Rebe agst Mr. Bake ns Grecian Girl.
Lord Stairs ns Antonelli agst Mr. Savage ns Billy.
Mr. Strachan's St. George agst Mr. Borron ns Sea Ranger.
Lord Uffington's Calabaroona agst Mr. Hornby ns Bonnie
Venture.
Mr. Blackstock's Beckford against Lord Softon's Shandigaff.

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, 11.30 p.m.—A sharp frost has
caused the members to decide that there be no coursing
to-morrow (this day). .

THE LONDON COAL TRADE.—For the first month
of the present year the various railways having
access to London entered, at the Coal Exchange, 254,295
tons 1 cwt., which tonnage is largely in excess of that for
the corresponding month of 1864. Of this large quantity
104,468 tons 4 cwt. is entered as brought from various
coalfields by the London and North Western, 98,233 tons
per the Great Northern, 21,290 tons per the Great Western,
13,745 tons 12 cwt. per the Midland—viz., 11,607 tons 7
cwt. St. Pancras depot, and 2,138 tons 5 cwt. to King's-
cross station, 13,648 tons 19 cwt. per the Great Eastern,
1,594 tons per the South Western, 1,279 tons 5 cwt. per
the Chatham and Dover, and 36 tons per the London,
Tilbury, and Southend.
FOSSIL FLoun.—This is the name given by geo_
logists to a curious kind of pure white powder,
which is much used by goldsmiths and others to clean sil-
ver with. In a small pamphlet, Professor Campani of
Siena announces that the trachytic mountain called Monte
Amiata, on the confines of Tuscany, contains large deposits
7 . have s.ucceded in
of this substance, which, viewed through a micros
found to consist of millions of minute shells of infus. 23: Asls
il
tehpearilant lane di Luna
M. Kuhlmann, and afterhim M. Sauerwein, ha
alkalin
using such deposits for the purpose of
silicates ; Professor Campani thought that
of Mount Amiata might be turned to the same account. His
experiment succeeded, and he 7.10 W announces that if a solu-
tionorbsooidanmarlnn caustic potash
to
a boiling-point marking 20 deg. of Beaume's
a reomo fe
terb be heated
gt-hpointit will dissolve a large
quantity of "fossil flour," and
potash or soda, and of a somewhat alkaline nature.