... TO-DAY'S MONEY, i ;special TM:i:AM.I STOCK B'XCI-IANGK, LONDON, Oi-KNING, 11.20 A.M. Business .s quiet in the Sock Mar ket- and prices stiow a tail ld movements.. Con- sols are 1-16 imrter. F o-uign Bonds are firm O imas raiioi i IA mi a l.i ::i the cold premium ,193 per er-nt.; LTi i;gu,.y- ...

... Four Oaks Park Meeting. I FOUR OAKS PARK, THCRSDAY. Betwixt sunshine and showers the Four Oaks Park Meeting was commenced this afternoon in the presence of a fairly good company, bu: with only five events on the card. Proceedings were not commenced until 2.30, the whule of the ove night entries going to the post for the Aston Selling Plate. Spinning Top was at oice installed good favourite, ...

... SOUTH WALES TiDE TABLE. CARDIFF* SWANSEA.! NEtVPOKl'i Mor Evil. Hgt. Mor. Evil. Hgt, Mor. Evil. Hgt. 21 8 20 8 37 35 0 7 24 7 4132 1 8 33 3 50 35 5 22 T B 54 9 1133 7 7 59 8 17 30 10 9 7 9 24 34 0 23 W 9 27 9 4331 10 8 3a 1: 4329 0 9 40 9 5532 3 24 T 9 5910 17 29 7 9 11 0 28 27 010 12 10 30 30 25 if 10 3210 5127 9 9 46 10 7 25 410 45111 4 27 8 26 S 11 1011 36 Zb 310 2910 54(24 111 2311 49 25 8 ...

... I TO-DAY'S MARKETS. CORN. I Monday.—The market remains quiet for Itngiisb wheat—white quoted at 32s to 36s red. 30s to .53s 6-1 per qr. Foreign wheat is steady for good quali- ties at lattes rates. F.oiir—quiet and unaltered. Grinding barley, 6,1 (1earr on the frfeefc malting do.. steady. Oats, od to Is higher, tiiicl maize 3d d-aVer I since last rnonday. M -sns ana peas firm. Arrivals j ...

... TO-DAY'S SHIPPING. Lloyd's Casualty Telegrams. The schooner Kandy, from Troon for Campbeltown, with coals, is ashore at Campbeltown a total wreck. The cargo will be lost. Crew saved. The ship Main, from London for Calcutta, at Mar- gate lost her anchors' stocks. The barque Ashlow, from Cork for St. John N.B., stranded on the Mussel Patch, Swansea Bay, yester- day. The crew landed at Swansea. ...

... LEiCKs/rElt. RACE. fRICF. King's Mills H' cap.. Pitiefeouli 8 m 1 airst Kniuhton Plat- Grace Conroy o 10 4 on Mapperley Plate Prot-ns — 5 to 4 bgst Prince oi Wales's Sarrf ,ot 0tU aast ( Surefooc 6 4 oa PJJCe l.eai¡¡:; (tj;I')¡¡; on 1 A .iuway.. 5 to 2 agst The above ar.- lqè7i¡Caj with thos- cfbciaiiy m the linsinj Ca ...

... I SPORTING ITEMS. I r M(' Mason wiil probably run h.s greyhound y rt-.ii Li.s gre) ilour-d Jnck Frost has been sold privately, and has letc Newmarket to be shipped to Buenos Ayres. Mr JUlm Nigbtingil,, ibe Essoin trainer, ifl laid Up a .severe attack ot oronchitis. The Pony and Giiilow^y Racing Calendar says all hor.ses being measured lor auuual certifi- cates will iu future ba made to stand ...

... LATEST SCRATCHINGS, The Press Association was this morniug officially intoimed by Messrs Weatherby of the following scratchings: Epsom Derby-The Imp. Kpsom Oaks—Eigiva. Ep ...

... SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. CARDitE* SWAMSJSA.t NEUPORTJ Aug Mor. Evn. Hgt. Mor. Evil. Hgt. Mor. Evn. Hgt. 6 M — 0 26 ^3 911 59 2b 4 0 11 0 39 29 2 b T I 0 1 36 2: 2 0 9 0 41 26 1 1 13 I 43 28 7 7 W 2 lb j 2 lZ 2 1 19 2 2. 4 2 2-3 lb 23 7 8 T J4s 4 ?.5Z* 6 2 47 3 27 27 5 3 68 t 3o A 10 i 9 F 4 5'4 b 3231 5 4 3 4 36 28 U b 1* 5 »o'31 10 10: 3 b 33 33 lo o 7 b 33 30 9 6 lb1 b é,S4 3 b 6 6 o 30 32 ...

... sou rt-I WALES HUE TABLE, June Mor EVil. ligt. Mor. ICvlI. IIgt, Mor. ETa. 23 M 10 3610 5223 7 9 4710 7 25 410 4311 b 29 0 24 T J1 10 il 29 27 710 26 ) 0 q8 'S 7 11 23 U M 28 0 25 \V 1! 52 — 27 311 1011 32 25 4 0 5 27 8 2o T 0 18 0 4827 Oil 9 i2-) 5 0 31 1 '? 27 5 't' } i gl¿ 2 056¡5 Z ¡ i 28 2 26 3 227 9 1 30 2 4;26 3 2 39 b 28 2 2:) ,) 3 32 4 2 29 1 2 Zd 3 8:27 4 3 45 4 15 29 6 I 30 M 4 32; ...

... East Riding (Hull) Meeting. HULL, THURSDAY 1 45—Ihe LAMHS PLATE (a hunters' Bit race) of 40 sovs weight for age, with penalties and allow- ances. About two miles. Mr K W Baird's Fancy Buy. 6y l2st 91b Capt Fisher 1 Mr I'.ellerby's Patton, 6y 12st 4ib Mr Peacock 2 Mr Fox's John Crennan, by Use 81b Owner Mr ispence's Mowbray, aaed list 131b ..Mr Brown 0 Mr Tylers Sir Hamilton, by 12st Mr ...

... SPORTING ITEMS. The Imp will be ridden by G; Caalouer in the Stewards' Cut?. The Duke of Edinburgh and the Duke of Coa- nauht will be at Goodwood en the Cup day. Gi ld Crescent, who is considered to be the best three year old in Ireland, is in height compara- tively a pony. Sir James Mackenzie, the late owner of The Imp, is iyuig in a very critical condition at Brighton, Charles Gregory, Mr ...