The Sun.
London, England, 1861-01-30 00:00:00

THE CHESTER CUP.

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The subjoiied scratchings were made at Chester, to the
clerk of the course. The declarations of forfeit made in
London have not yet been received.

Joskin ..
Thormanby ..
Sweetsauce ..
Rover.. ..
Dulcibella ..
Master Bagot
Newcastle • .
High Treason
Lovett ..
Giovieux ..
Crater.. ..

st lb
.. 9 2
.. 8 10
.. 8 7
.. 8 7

at lb
The Alderman .. 6 12
Slingsby .. 6 12
Wm. the Conqueror 612
Maid o f Chesterfield 610
Byeways 6 10
Seclusion. .. 610
I Stockton .. 6 10
The Monk .. .. 610
Malpas 6 8
Bushman .. 6 8
Mimic.. .. 6 8
Damascus .. 6 7
Starlight .. .. 6 7
Reindeer .. .. 6 7
Professor Dick .. 6 7
Silver Hair .. .. 6 7
Isabella .. 6 6
Henham Lass .. 6 5
Lady Ripon 6 4
Priestess Colt .. 6 4
Elcho 6 2
Croagh Patrick 6 2
Paul Clifford .. 6 2
Ivanhoff 6 2
Irish Emigrant .. 6 0
Pagoda .. 6 0
Princess Royal .. 6 0
Juno .. .. 5 12
Betts .. 5 12
Bandsman .. 5 12
Morella 5 10
The Rock .. 510
Calpe 5 7
Acco .. 5 9
Pebble .. .. 5 7
Arabia 5 7
Lady Chesterfield .. 5 7
La Reux .. • • 5
Weather witch . 5
Selina filly .. 5 7
Bally Edmond • • 5 7

.. 8 5
.. 8 4
.. 8 2
.. 8 2

.. 8 2
.. 8 2

Mistake
Adam Bede .. .. 8 0
Rupee .. .. 7 12
Bumble Bee .. .. 7 10
Northern Light .. 710
The Rap .. 7 10
Apollyon .. 7 10
Bevis .. 7 10
Emblem .. .. 7 8
Mons. Phillipe 7 8
Physician .. .. 7 8
Volatile 7 8
Stockade .. .. 7 8
Wildman .. .. 7 7
Merrimac .. 7 6
Donner and Blitz .. 7 4
Gridiron .. .. 7 4
Surprise .. 7 4
Rosamond .. 7 4
Oliver • • • . 7 2
Upperhand
Springwell
Coroner ..
Pitman ..
Forager
Parmesan ..
Waterford ..
Guilder ..
Desmond ..
Folkestone ..

.. 8 0

.. 7 2
.. 7 0
.. 7 0
.. 7 0
.. 7 0

.. 7 0
.. 7 0
.. 6 12
.. 6 12
.. 6 12

ACCEPTANCES FOR THE LIVERPOOL GRAND
NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE.
83 subs, 28 of whom declared forfeit. Forfeits were de-
clared yesterday at 3 p.m.

st lb
Huntsman 11 5
Brunette .. 11 0
Kibworth Lass .. 10 11
Old Ben Roe .. .. 10 7
Ralph .. 10 7
Bridegroom .. .. 10 7
Anatia .. 10 4
Diamant .. 10 4
Brother to Lady's Maid 10 3
Comet .. 10 3
Goldsmith .. 10 2
The Emperor.. .. 10 2
Frank Picard,. .. 10 0
Half Caste .. .. 10 0
The Dane .. 10 0
Master Bagot .. 10 0
Tom Moody .. .. 9 12
Yellow Gal .. 9 12
Jealousy .. .. 9 12
Wee Nell .. 9 11
Willoughby .. 9 11
Longrange .. 9 10
Prince Charming .. 910
The Brewer .. .. 9 10
Kilcock .. 9 10
Cloughbally .. 9 8
Doubtful .. .. 9 8

I X anthus

at lb
. 9 8
. 9 7
.. 9 7
. 9 7
. 9 7
. 9 7
. 9 4
.. 9 2
. 9 2
. 9 0
. 9 0
. 9 0

Redwing • .
The Colonel ..
The Freshman
Jean du Quesne
Killigrew ..
Newcastle ..
Medora ..

INapoleon

Tom Sayers"..
Ghika..
Summerhill
Irish Emigrant
The Tattler ..
Sahib ..

.. 9 0
.. 9 0
.. 9 0
• 8 12
.. 8 12
▪ 8 12
.. 8 12
▪ 8 12
.. 8 10
.. 8 8
.. 8 8

The Unknown
Sepoy..
Friar of Apshall
Westminster..
Conductor ..
Lord Oswald..
Dr. Leete

Chester
Cockatoo
The Rover

.. 8 8
.. 8 8
.. 8 7

Margery Daw

TillS DAY'S MARKETS.

Thr hulk of the English wheat on aulo in to-chiy's
market was chiefly the refuse of Monday, and in very poor
condition. Both red and white samples met a very dull
trade, at barely that day's declino in the quotations.
The insports of foreign wheat are large, and there was a
full average show of samples on the stands. Selected and
useful qualities were in fair request, at full prices, but
other kinds ruled excessively dull.
In floating cargoes ♦ery little business was transacted,
at drooping currencies.
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We have to report a very slow sale for all descriptions of
barley, at the recent reduction in value.
Malt moved off heavily, but we have no ehange to notice

in prices.

Oats were quite as dear as on Monday, and the show of
samples was very moderate.

Beans and peas were tolerably firm is price, but the
business doing in them was somewhat restricted.
The flour trade was very dull, and to have forced sales
lower rates must have been submitted to.

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Flour.
Eng1i5h........ 420 ( 860 1 1,240 1 800 1 250 sacks
Irish. - ,
F0reign........ 11,080 I
10,570 brls.