The Sun.
London, England, 1869-07-05 00:00:00

SPORTING NOTES.

The Carlisle and Newmarket meetings com-
mence to-morrow. The July Stakes is one of the
most important events to be decided at the latter
place, and Sunshine or Waif will be returned the
winner. The Gladiateur Stakes will probably fall
to Prince or Moonstone, and the Achievement
Stakes Baron Rothschild will be handy for with
Mahonia, though I do not fancy the latter so much
as Ido Cestus and the " dark" Wave. Gertrude's
51b. penalty should not stop her from taking the
Ten Sows. Sweepstakes, the next best being Frivo-
lity, who has 101 b. extra to bear. The other Two-
year-old Sweepstakes will probably end in a walk
over, an the Three-year-old Sweepstakes on the
second day is not likely to produce a race.
The Chesterfiell Stakes is a more important two-
year-old race than the July, and thirty of the fifty-
seven entered have yet to make their first appear-
ance in plthlic, the pick of them, according to ru-
mour, being Pibroch, Blue Stocking, Chancelier,
and the Governess colt, most of whom are engaged
in the big race of Tueed ty, as are Normanbv, Waif,
and the Madame Eglantine filly of the public
lot. The latter has a 71b, penalty, and is the
only one af present that lus extra weight to bear ;
but the winner of the July, if engaged in the Ches-
terfield, will have the ad litiunal impost to bear, and
I hardly expect to see one horse carry off the two
event, though the coup has been accomplished more
than once. All the foregoing lot may find KING -
craft and Agility too much for them, and the two
latter shall be toy representatives, as the severe
course will suit the stamina and gameness of the
daughter of Adventurer and Mandragon, and the
other will be less " raw " than he was at Ascot..
Number Nip ought to win the Cumberland Plate ;
Leonora or Hawthorn the Carlisle Stakes ; and
Dervento the Grand Stand Handicap. The other
races had bettJr be left alone till the numbers go
up. A FRESH MAN.

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CITY OF LONDON BONDS.

METROPOLITAN MEAT AND POULTRY MARKET

(SITE AND APPROACHES).
.£231,000.

The undersigned is directed by the Finance Committee
of the Corporation of London, acting under an order of the
Court of Common Council of the 17th of June, 1869, to
DISPOSE OF CITY BONDS to the above amount, for
the purpose of completing the purchase of lands and the
execution of works connected with the Site and Approaches
(other than the Western Approach, called Charter-house-
street), of the Metropolitan Meat and Poultry Market at
Smithfield.
The Bonds will be issued, at par, under the common
seal of the Corporation, for sums of £l,OOO, £5OO, or £lOO
respectively, for a period of nine years, and bearing in-
terest, payable half-yearly by means of coupons, at the
Bank of England, at the rate of .£-1 ss. per cent. per
annum.
Security. The Bonds, principal and interest, will be
paid out of the moneys to be received by the Corporation
from the rents and other payments of the tenants of the
said Market (subject to existing chat ges) ; and in the
event of those funds proving insufficient, then out of the
general revenues of the Corporation.
Parties desiring to tender for any of the said Bonds
must make application at the Bank of England (Private
Drawing Office), in the form annexed ; such applications
to be accompanied by a payment or remittance to the said
Bank of 10 per cent. upon the amount applied for. Appli-
cations will not be received later than three o'clock on
WEDNESDAY, the 7th of July instant.
Allotments will take place at this Office by J. T. Bed-
ford, Esq., the Chairman of the above Committee, with
the undersigned, on Friday, the 9th of July ; and iu the
event of an amount greater than the sum of £23-1,000 being
offered, a rateable allotment (not less than £lOO in any
case) will be made to each applicant.
No application for a greater sum than .£50,000 will be
received from any individual or firm.
The balance of the amount allotted must be paid at this
Office not later than Friday, the 23d July instant ; upon
payment of the balance Scrip Receipts will be issued to
parties producing their Letters of Allotment and Bank of
England Deposit Receipts; such SCrip Receipts will be
exchanged for Bonds, so soon as they shall have been pre-
pared and sealed by the Court of Common Council.
Interest will commence from the dates of payment in
full respectively.
Printed Forms of Application will be furnished at this
Office and at the Bank of England,

BENJAMIN SCOTT, Chamberlain.
Chamber of London, Guildhall, July 2, 18G9.

FORM OF APPLICATION.
LOAN £234,000.

METROPOLITAN MEAT AND POULTRY MARKET

(SITE AND APPROACHES).
To the Chamberlain of the City of London.
Sir, —I hereby tender the sum of Pounds
by way of Deposit of 10 per cent. upon the sum of
Pounds, on account of the Loan of £234,000 to be
raised by the Corporation of London for completing the
purchase of Lands and the execution of Works connected
with the Site and Approaches (other than the Western
Approach, called Charterhouse-street) of the Metropolitan
Meat and Poultry Market at Smithfield ; and I request
that City Bonds may be delivered to me, or to my order, in
respect thereof, in accordance with the announcement in
respect of the said Loau, which has been made public,
viz.:—

[lf Ponls of par- -- Bonds for ..01,000 each
ticular amounts ara Bonds for £5OO each -
required, here aro Bonds for £lOO each --
details.]

To!al

Name in full
Address in full
Quality or description
Dated this day of , 180.

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