The Sun.
London, England, 1868-06-22 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, MOINDAI EVENING, JUNE 22,

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de la Couronne de Sa Majost6 Imp6riale Napoleon IL
Administration gdn6rale des Do:naines et
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SALE OF YEARLINGS BY MESSRS. TATTERSALL,

AT EAST ACTON STUD FARM,

The second yearly sale at East Acton th's season (eel,
place on Saturday last. There was a very thin attendance.
and as a consequence the prides realised were low. The
principal lots pot up were Mr. Gulliver'4. Mr. Watson's,
and Mr. Sitepson's; and although there were some. very
good-looking youngsters amongst them, a great many Wel e
returned unsold, a eirenmstance that is not to be wondered
at considering the glut of yearlings in the market, as
also the depressed state of turf speculation. Mr. Gul-
liver had most cause to complain, as his lot was Ler air)]
the best that has yet left Swaleliffe. Mr. Simpson sold
all his, J. Nightingall buying eight by private contract;
they were all by Vedette and Lacydes, having good looks
and giving promise to race. Details as follows :
The Property of Mr. W. Gulliver.
G 3.
Bay colt by Blackdown—Matilda (Mr Crandon) 50
Brown colt by Blackdown—Fiainma (Mr Reeves) 90
Brown colt by Neville—Polias (Sister to Neptnnus)
(Mr Wright) 150
Bay colt by Blackdown—Arethusa (Mr Reeves) 80
Brown filly by L'feboat—Truth (Mr Reeves) 130
Brown filly by Weatherbit...Bistre (Ur Reeves) 190
Chestnut c by Black:down—Fairy Land (Mr Hodgman 170
Chestnut c by Chevalier d'lndu trio—No name
(Mr Reeves) 175
Brown colt by Neville—The Orphan (Mr Smith) 65
Chestnut filly, by Canary—Melody (Mr Smith) 80
Bay filly, by Neville, dam by Loup-Garou (Mr Bennett) 85
Bay filly, by Lifeboat—Untrue (Mr Hodgman) 100
Chestnut colt by Big Ben—Tiara ..(Mr Bland) 300
The Property of a Gentleman.
Revenge, a chesnut yearling colt by Vengeance—
Hirsiata
Yearlings, the property of Mt John Watson. •

Bay filly bySaractacus—ldy Niece (Nlr Graham) 100
Chestnut colt by Claret—Stitched Up—(lr Graham) 200
Chestnut filly by Chevalier d'lndustrie—Lizzie
(Mr Reeves) 163
Black colt by Tim Whiffler —Chamade (Lord Wilton) 80
Bay colt by Caractacus—Pet Lamb (31- Graham) 200

The Diss Yearlings.

Bay colt by Vedette-Crosslanes...(Mr. Jos. Dawson) 150
Bay colt by Vedette-Flying Duchess (Mr Hodgman) 100
Bay colt by Vedette-Rather High ...(ar. Goodwin) 110
Bay colt by Vedette -Sooloo (Mr. Hodgman) 170
Bay colt by Vedette-Repose (klr. Oldacre) 80
Bay filly by Vedette-Melissa (Mr Bingley) 105
Bay filly by Vedette -Mou.er (Mr Goodwin) 50
Brown filly by Vedette-Strawberry- ...(11r Graham) 125
Brown filly by .Vedette-Ethel . (Mr Hodgman) 100
Bay colt by Lacydes -dam by Cowl ...(Mr Hodgman) 80
Bay colt by Lacydes- Fortune Teller (Mr Goodwin) 80
Bay colt IT La:.7des-Lady Fanny ...(Mr Hodgman) 70
Bay colt by Laeries-Miss Sellon .....(Mr. Wright) 110
Chestnut colt by Lacydes-Voucher (Mr Goodwin) 110
Bay filly by Lacydes-AlAnthe (Mr Wright) 100
Bay filly by Lacrlcs-Casfanette (Mr Goodwin) 105
Bay filly by Lacydes-Fiction (Mr Hodgman) 75
Bay filly by Promised Land - Vixen (Mr Goodwin) 50
The Property of a Gentleman.

Brown colt by Dollar—a mare by Frotdoni(Mr Bonnott) 80
Chestnut filly by Old Trick7-I.faybird...(lir Calvert) 20

MINING Mr 7 ELLIGENCE.

TYPE METAL.—The Montezuma. Smelting Works
of Humboldt county, Nevada, are shipping to San
Francisco large quantities of metal poeuli,.rly
adapted for the manufacture of printing type. It
is a new product for the Pacific coast; and illus-
trates the progress in developing the vast resources
of the country, that is steadily going on in all
branches of industry. This metal is an incidental
product, obtained in the separation of the silver
contained in the ore from the lead and antimony
with which it is combined. Its freedom from
other metals generally found in these ores ren-
ders it at once perfectly adapted to the type-
founder's use. A type foundry in that city are
now using large quantities of it in the manufacture
of type, and henceforward will rely upon their
works for their entire supply. The metal now
being shipped is composed of lead thirty, and
antimony seventy parts ; but it is quite as con-
venient to produca these metals in any other
proportions ; and the alloy will require only the
proper admixture of other metals entering into
the composition of type to be ready for use.
The type manufactured from this metal is much
harder than that imported. and quite as tough; and
will produce a clear and distinct impression on New-
York-made type, without being in the least defaced.
This fact indicates its great superiority—and
although it is apparently not so highly finished as
imported type, the impression - made by it is clear
and handsome, and the type of much greater dura-
bility. The price at which this metal is laid down
here will, it is expected, compete successfully with
Eastern and foreign importations to that market ;
and not only that, but most likely give them the
entire supply of the Atlantic market. A shipment
of some twenty tons is already on the way to New
York for the type founders in that city. The iron
foundries and machine shops are also using it for
babbit metal, as it fully supplies the place of that
i
important composition n relieving the friction of
machinery. It is shipped in pigs of about seventy
pounds, and each bears the stamp of the works—
" Montezuma." Within the next three months the
Central Pacific Railroad will be ccmpleted to
Oreana, and within a mile and a half of these works ;
thus opening a cheap and
_speedy transportation
for all the products of this celebrated mine.