The Sun.
London, England, 1860-06-04 00:00:00

ANNUA. LL SALE OF HER 111,1,TYSTY'S
YEARLINGS.

The drer rain which fell with scarcely a few
minutes' h. ItermisFAon on Saturday, cid not deter
vurchasers fllosod stock from attending the annual
sa:e of her liVlelesty's yearlings at the Royal Pad-
Ham ptor Court. Both the home and foreign
:t weTe v /ell represented, and amongst the
dr
ooacis
throng
,Whieh ST irrounded Mr. Tattersall, who, in con-
sequence t•h€ inclement weather, was compelled to
ld carriage into a rostrum, were many
of the a
p oriioset i p
of
pal trainers, and several leading
convertn
patrons of the i urt The 20 yearlings averaged 221
guineas each. At times competition was very spi-
ritecl, and excite d much interest. A cheinut colt, by
Stockwell out 4:31 Stamp, realised 810 guineas, and
it was knocked d own to Lord Coventry, after much
brisk bidding w A..th Mr. J. Merry, Lord Stamford,
and Sir Joseph :Hawley. The yearlings purchased
by Mr. Carter are, we understand, for the King of
Sardinia. Se` ,oral fillies were knocked down to
Messrs. Dudley ' .and Bruce for exportation to Ame-
rica. The stoc ../s seemed in admirable condition,
and the care. w .h ich had evidently been bestowed
upon them by 104 r. Ransom, the stud groom, was
warmly and d est rvedly acknowledged by all per-
sons preeent. rior to the sale a very substantial
and appetising liuncheon was provided, of which
every one was free to partake, and the repast was
re p* sided over b y the daughter of Mr. Ransom with
much grace any I attention.
The followin
.g is a list of the yearlings sold :

Gs.
A bay colt by Orl ando—lodines dam, Mr. Payne 70
A bay colt by Ba rnton—Himalaya, Mr. Robertson 160
A brown colt by The Flying Dutchman—Distaffina,
Mr. Payne.
A chesnut colt I) y Stockwell—Stamp, Lord Coventry 810
A bay colt by 0 fit:tido—Lady Melbourne, Lord Win-
chelsea
A bay colt by B ar.nton—Hirsuta, Mr. Carter • 31
A. bay colt by Orlando—Trickstress, Mr. Merry
A chesnut colt by West Australian—Rosaline, Lord
Stamford
A cheannt c'olt by Orlando—Tarella, Sir J. Hawley 4OO
A bay filly by Hobbie Noble—Peri, Mr. Dudley 55
A bay filly by Barnton—sister to Filing, Mr. Cockin 35
A bay filly by Orlando—Horsey, Sir J. Hawley 50
A bay filly by Orlando—Eulogy, Col. Towneley 420
A brown filly by The Flying Dutchman—Bay Celia,
Mr. Dudley
A chesnut filly by Orlando—Flight, Mr. Merry
A brown filly by Barnton—Amazon, Lord Chestei-
field '
A bay filly by Orlando—Lady Palmerston, Colonel
Forrester
A. bay filly by Bunton dam (foaled 1855) by Orlando,
,out of Elopement, Mr. Du ley 5l
A. brown filly by Voltigear—Braxey, Mr. Carter.... 100
A. brown filly by Hobbie Noble—Ossifrage, Mr. W.
'Day . 4l

Total

MR. GREVILLE'S YEARLINGS.
Al ter her Majesty's yearlings had been disposed of, Mr.
Grevi Ile's were offered for sale, and they averaged 248
guinea s each. Subjoined is a list cf the prices :
Gs.
A bay
c •olt by Alarm—Muscovite's dam, Mr. Hughes 130
AA
4t by Orlando—Vesuvienne, Lord` Stamford 510
coi't by Orlando—Twitter, Lord Stamford 360
bbaayy
A brown cc' by Orlando—Vivandiere, Lord Stamford 670
A bay colt 13,v Alarm;—Elopement, Mr. Cockey .. 6O
A ch. colt by .Muscovite—Darindana, Mr. Robertson 24
A bay filly by Orlando—Little Finch, Lord Stamford' 210
A bay filly by Orlando—Raillery, Col. Towneley ' 200
A bay filly by Orlando—Torment, Lord Stamford 2OO
A bay filly by Bolingbroke—Melody, Mr. W. Day 110
A bay filly (sister to Frtwola) by Orlando—Apricot _

450 Mi. WOofeot _ _

A bay fby Orlando—Highland Fling:Lord Stamford 125
A bay filly by Orlando—Barcelona, Col. Forrester.. 43
A brown filly by Orlando —Mine, Sir H. des Voeux 370

Totol ...

COUNTRY MARKETS.

VNE 2.

YORK-
A moderate show to-day, al.
• unaltered quotations.
Wheat, red .52s to 54s Oats.... 27s to 308
White do .56s to 608 I Beans ... 468 to 48s
Barley .34s to 44s Peas to —a
Malt, 68s to 70s per qr.; rye, 34s per qr. ; flour, 39s to
40s per sack.

Ld the trade ruled quiet, at