... GATWICK, WEDNESDAY. Z.U-Tiie ATALANTA FLAT RACE of B200 weight for ape, etc. Two miles. Baron C. do Tuyll's Keuav, 5y 12st 61b..Capt. Owen 1 Mr J. C. Dormer's Ordeal, 5v 12st 111b Owner 2 Mr H. Cox's Castlemartin, 5y list 101b Sir Lusliington 0 Winner trained by Gatland, Alfviston. BettilJg-2 to 1 on Ordeal, 9 to 4 agst Kedar, and 20 to 1 agst Castlemartin. The winner made all the running and ...

... WEL),Vl-,SDAY NIGHT. It was only with difficulty that anything like list of quotations was compilable, and future event bet ting proved very tame. Corstorphine and CutUestone were firm for the Lincolnshire Handicap, but the feature of the business was the increased demand for Clarence, who was well backed whenever 100 to 7 was forth- coming. Of the remainder Detective bad the largest following ...

... DONCASTEP. MONDAY. 2.0—The STAPLiiTON PARK STEEPLECHASE PLATE of S40 weight for age, etc. Two miles. Capt. II. R. Pease's Rabv, 4y LOST 121b G.Williamson 1 Mr T. R. Irving's Tavora, 4y list 21b Clark 2 Mr Southwell's Minnedosa, 5y 12ST.. Mr W. Harrison 3 Winner trained privately. Bettiiig-7 to 4 on Tavora, 2 to 1 agst Ruby, and 7 to 1 agst Minnedosa. liaby made most of the running to the last ...

... ANTICIPATIONS. Fme weather was provided for the first day of the Lincoln Autumn Meeting, and, as the card issued was an interesting one, the attendance on the Carholme was a good one. The sport fully answered expectations, the fields, with only one exception, being of g *>d dimensions. The Great Tom Stakes fell to Ramelton Lassie, who had all her work cut out to beat Carrick. Bradford, the ...

... BUTE DOCKS, FRIDAY. The condition of the coal trade to-day was un- changed. On 'Change there was a good attend- ance of members, and for steam and house coal there was a slightly better inquiry. Patent fuel was quiet, and pitwood had a downward tendency. In our local freight market a moderate business was done in outward chartering. Rates for Malta, Port Said, Alexandria, and the Italian, ...

... LATEST MARKETS. I CORN. GLOUCESTER, Saturday.—English wheat was in good supply, but trade was so dull that prices were 6d to Is a quarter lower without attracting buyers. Foreign neglected. Maize 3d to 6d cheaper. Grinding barley the turn dearer. Oats without change. Rour.d maize, 2(is 9d grinding barley, 15s 9d. CARDIFF, Saturday.—English and foreign wheat unaltered from last week. Flour firm ...

... Sre.—Mr H ilton, in your issue of Novembeit 30th, takes exception, with entire courtesy of manner, to some things iu my letter in your columns. To be brief, I will tabulate the points or my reply. (1) It is urged that reincarnation cannot be true, because since everyone has sorrow (wiiell is an effect ot actions in some former life) everyone must have lived before, which cannot be true, for ...

... FRIDAY NIGHT. The speculation that took place late to-day was con- siderably in favour of backer. and from those sup- ported it will be seen that the field for the November Handicap promises to reach J eventeen runners. New- court was still a good favourice, though after being backed to win about £ 4,000 at 3 to 1, the price was still freely offered 275 to 50 was twice taken about Ragi- munde, ...

... SPECIAL NOTES FROM LONDON. [BY AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT.] It is almost incredible how easily Londoners are amused and interested by writers for the Press, whether daily or weekly, whether plain letterpress, or adorned by those lovely wood-cuts which have caused even scaffold-birds, in the immediate presence of death, to beg they might be spared the honour of such pourtrayal. There is ...

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... I Manchester January Meeting. I MANCHESTER, Wednesday.—Bad as the weather was on the opening day, it iva; even worse this afternoon. Rain fell contiguously through the night, and in- creased in severity as the day wore on, which had the effect of limiting the attendance of spectators. The course, as may be anticipated, was in a terrible plight, the break-up of the frost having reduced the ...