The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-03-10 00:00:00

SPORTING 1N TEL LiciA4

SECOND EDITION.

Standard Office, Seven o' Clock.

LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1E435.

The supplies have been unusually small for tie past
week. From the scarcity of fine samples of Wheat,
holder" have been enabled to obtain ld,to 2d per bushel
advance, but the business done has not been extensive.
Oats, from a similar cause, have also brought an advance
of 1 d per bushel: Flour has continued dull, with more
pressing on the' market than there was a demand for.
There has been little change in the value of Oatmeal, it
is generally held for advanced rates. Fine malting Bar-
ley being scarce, support full prices.

TUESDAY, TWO O'CLOCK.

There was a small attendance of buyers at to-day's
market. Wheat was id per bushel higher; very little
doing in Oats, and few offering, and no change in the
value of Oatmeal.—Flour was,More saleable.—Beans and
Barleys were fully as dear.
The imports of Butter are 2,220 firkins. We have
again to notice a further advance of 4s. per cwt., and
2s. per cwt. on -Bacon.. Hams and Mess Pork are also
in more demand.

ERAG.

WHEAT, ttlf 70 tbs. s d s d
Irish dried red 5 4 e 5 10
Do. dried white, 5 10 .. 6 10
Do. undried 5 3.. 5 10
English
Canada ...... 6 6.. 7 2
OAT,, fr 45 lbs
2 10 .. 3 3
BARLEY. it Cu lbs
rich grinding 3 6.. 4 0

AVERAGE PltiC

S n S
Waterford, new 110 0 cvll2 0
Do, old 74 0 .. 9J 0
Colrain B4 0 .. 86 0
Carlow,
I,bueriek 76 0 .. 80 0
Belfast B4 0.. 90 0
Derry, 3ds 64 0.. 00
Cork, ads 64 0 .. 00 0

. REPORTED ARRIVALS OF CORN. Mr T. Wis
From the 3d to the 9th March inclusive. Lord Derb
Mr Buckle
1 IRE- COAST- Fu- BRITISH ---
DESCRIPTIONS. LAND. WISE. REIGN AMER. TOTAL' Mr Phillip'
WORST Qrs. 486 619 Mr l'rattir
1105 Mr Nanne.'
BARLEY - ...... 64 64
OATS.
FLOUR
Do Barrels, Mr Robitia
. .cwt. •
BRAN.
OATMEAL Loads; • 3409 7 3.116 _______
MALT
BEANS QrS' 17 17
THE CH!
Pats ....Qrs , 2 2
RAI, Qrs row, the 111
SHELLED BAItLEY....eWt at Booth-la
RAMER!) • . Barrels I day, Pith.
INDIAN CORN Qrs Heath : 'l'l.

The Derby and Chester Trades' Cnp continue to be•the
prin-
cipal objects of speculation in the belting-rooms. For the
ratter Birdlime and Abbas Mirza have been backed together at
2 to 1 agst the field ; the Solon party du not appear as anxious
to support his joeten,,ions this season as they did last. Giovanni
has been frequently backed during the last few days, and ap-
pears likely to be a better favourite. Lambkin, Manchester,
antl Iced limier find a few friens at the odds quoted. Upon
the Derby the betting is beginning to be more lively than it has
hitherto been; Coriolauus may be minted at equal odds with
Silenus; on Wednesday, Ascot (who has been out of the list
for a few weeks.) was backed against the following five for £5O
each : Silenus, Coriolauus, Pucelle. Ibrahim, and Darioletta.
It will he seen by the entry for the Manchester Meeting that
some first-rate sport may be anticipated on the 10th of June.—
The following is the state of the odds. on :
CHESTEH ns.s' CUP, P P---9 to 2 agst Birdlime, (takeu;)
9 to 2 agst Abbas Mirza, (taken ;) 9 to 1-against Solon, 10 to t
agst Manchester, 11 to 1 agst Lambkin, 11 to 1 agst Giovanni,
11 to 1 agst Red Hover, 12 to I agst Lucinda, 15 to 1 agst Car-
dinal, 15 to 1 agst Ratcatcher, 16 to 1 agat Nell Gwyune, 16 to
1 agst Fearnhurst._ _

THE DERBY.-9 to 1 agst Silenus, (tk;) 11 to 1 asst Corio-
lanus, (tk ;) 12 to 1 agst fucelle, (tk ;) 12 to 1 agst Ascot, (tk;)
16 to 1 wgst Ibrahim, 16 to 1 agst Leopoitline, 18 to 1 agst Da-
rioletta, 25 to 1 agst Luminary, 15W to 30 agst Fergus, (tk ;)
the rest stationary.
Tit E Oaks.-4 to 1 agst Preserve, Bto 1 agst Her Majesty,
10 to 1 agst Hester, (tk ;) 10 to 1 agst Queen of Trumps.
HEATON PARK RACES.

The following a►e the entries for the two 'year old stakes,
which will be contested for in September, in addition to the va-
rious other valuable stakes, on the first and third days. The
usual rule of allowing only gentlemen riders will not be enforced
for the Champagne, the Heaton Park, the St. Leger, and the
Claret Stakes.

The Champagne Stakes of 50 soya each, h ft, with 50 •soya
added by the town and neighbourhood of Bolton, for two years
old colts, Bst titb: fillies. Bst Sib; the second to save his stake.
A straight half ►niie. A winner once to carry 31b extra,
twice, slb.
Lord Wilton's ch c by Emilius—Miss Crachami
Mr Osbaldeston's b I by Hu►nphrey Clinker—Pousette
g f by Velocipede—Fickle
Sir H. Bulkeley's chi b Velocipede—. Miss Patrick
Lord Derby's eh f Erminia, sister to his Aintnath
Mr Buckley's bl c Dick, by Mutey, dam by Comus
iir Lacey'; b c Cadet, by Filho—Catharina, by Walt=
Mr Robinson's ch c Whaley, by Langar
Mr Houldsworth's ch c-Vathek, brother to Circassian

Mr R. Turner's b f by Olympus—Caifacarattaddera
Lord Westminster's ch c by Sultan—Rachel.
he Claret Slakes of 20 soya each, h ft, with 50 soya added by
the town and neighbourhood of Bolton, fur two years old
Bit 51b; fillies, Bst 21b. Three-qairters of a mile. A
winner once, to carry 31bs, twice, slbs extra, and the winner
of the Champagne Stakes to carry 7lbs extra. Horses that
have been twice beaten, allowed 3lbs, unless they have run
second.

Lord Wilton's ch c by Emilius--Miss Cracharni
br f by Muley—Bequest
kir Osbaldeston's b t' by Humphrey Cliuker—Pousette
b c by Velocipede, darn by Partisan—Jessy
Sir T. Stanley's ch f by Battledore—Maid of Lorn
Mr T. Wood's br c Boroughreeye, by Borodino, darn by Orville
Lord Derby's ch I Erminia, sister to Amurath
Mr Buckiey's b c Sam, by Muley, darn by Orville or Ivanhoe
bl c Dick, by Muley
Mr Phillip's br c by Bay itlalton—Cindrella by Walton
Mr Tratiard's b cThe Bonny Bean, by Peter liely—Bouny Bess
Mr Nanney's b f by Flexible, dam Wedlock's dam
Mr Caniell's b c Percy—Ballochmy le's dam
Mr W. Turner's hr c Blackburn, by Peter Lely—Young Pa-
Mr Robiuson's ch c Whaley, by Laitgar [trick's darn
Mr Houldsworth's eh c Vathek, by Sultan
b c Luther, by Vanish or Filho

THE CHASE.—The 'Cheshire Fox Hounds will meet to-mor-
row, the 11th, at the Manor-house, Middlewich; Thursday-, 12th,
at Booth-lane Smithy; Saturday, 14'h, at Arley Lodge; Mon-
day, loth, at Oulto-n Park; Wednesday, 18th, at Bunbury
Heath ; Thursday, 19th, at Newhall Miil; Saturday, 2lst, at
Windmill,Raven moor.---Each morning at half-past teu o'clock.
Mr. Wicksted's Fox Hounds will meet this day, the 10th, at
Aqualate ; Thursday, 12th, at Cheekiey 'Village; Saturday,
11th,Stapletnrd Bridge; Tuesday, 17th, at Crewe ; Friday,
20th, at Woore.—Each morning at half-past ten o'clock.