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NEAR THE ,000,000 MARK New High Record in Values Established at the Newmarket December Sales U. S. Buyers. LONDON, Eng., Dec. 8. Attended by the largest crowd in ten years, and with bidding brisk, the Newmarket December sales established a new high record in values. An aggregate of ,933,735 was received for the thoroughbreds offered. Eighty-five lots were disposed of at an average of ,260. American bidding was not of great volume, but J. N. Camden of Kentucky was a liberal buyer. He bought several choice horses, and was a daily visitor at the sales. George W. AVingfield of Reno, New, purchased a stallion to head his far western breeding farm. The American purchases, which were bought in the paddocks and privately, will be shipped to New York on the steamship Minnetonka, sailing from London on December 12. These included the horses of J. N. Camden, W. J. Salmon, G. W. AVingfield and 1 T. F. Ryan. j Love-Oil, an eleven-year-old bay mare, brought the highest price of the sale. She went to Lord Furriess on his bid of 5,500. A summary of the sale follows : Horse, Tedigree anil lUiyer. Amt. Love-Oil, b. ;n, 11, by Amailas Farafine Lass, by St. Frusquin, bred to Gay Crusader; Lord Fiiiness 3,500 Love Star, b. m, 7, by Siinstar Mistress Nell, by Orme, bred to Fhalaris; Lord Dewar 35,000 Clear Trace, b. m, G, by Tracery St. Clair II., by Isinglass, bred to Grand 1arole; Lord Dewar 30,500 : 3Ioabite. br. c. 4, by Ihalaris White Wash, by White Eagle; E. E. Coussell 30,000 Lady Baba, b. m, S, by Simstar First Spear, by Spearmint, bred to Orpheus; Creed.. 2G,500 BrownUHda, b. f, -1, by Steadfast Valkyrie, by Eager; National Stud 25,500 Garden of Allah, b. f, 2, by Golden Sun Light of Asia, by Santoi; Tuthill Stable 25,000 Golden Emblem, ch. f, 3, by Gay Crusader Honora, by iallinule; X. F. Uyan, U. S. A. 23,500 Sagacity, b. c, 2. by Sunstar Salaniandra, by St. FrusMuin; Gaulino, for Italy 22,500 Karenine, for. ni, 11, by St. Frusquin Cat-rine, by Ayrshire, bred to Tracery; Creed 20,000 j Espoir Doiie, ch. ni, 12, by St. Amant Golden Hope, by Ayrshire, bred to Gay Crusader; E. E. Coussell, for J. N. Camden, U. S. A 1S.500 Cliata, b. in, 5, by Cicero Carbide, by Carbine, bred to lslink; Duke of Westminster 1S.500 La Lumiero, sr. f, 4, by The Tetrarch Moonray, by Orby, bred to Hurry On; Gusliino, of Italy 17,500 tContinued on twelfth page. NEAR THE ,000,000 MARK Continued from first page. Slippery Jane, b. f, 3, by Ilialaris Samara, by Iicton; Black 17,200 Spcarbelle, b. m, S, by Spearmint Iroxine, by Rest Man, bred to Galloper Light; G. F. Villiars 15,500 Puttenden, gr. h, 5, by The Tetra reh Ayr-slave, by Ayrshire: Sir C. T. Pulley 13,500 Sunrising, br. f, 4, by Son in Law Red Orb. by Orby, bred to Flamboyant; Lord Bewar 12,500 Rose Bes Vants, br. m, 5, by Son in Law Gallenza, by Gallinule, bred to Bovivas; J. X. Camden, V. S. A 12,500 Volta, b. h, by Aalens Agnes Valesquc, by Velasriue: E. E. Cousell, for George AViugfield, U. S. A 12,500 Spalpeen, b. c, 3, by Tracery Scotch Rose, by Your Majesty; Briar, for Australia.. 12,200 Capture Him, 1. g, 2, by Captication Himalaya, by Robert LeDIable or Mauxczin, Lord Glanely 11,000 Fasnct, Lord Glanely 10,500 Bolet Satan, ch. h. 5, by Ximbus Biella ; E. E. Coussell, for Australia 10,000 Lady Superior, br. m, G, by Sunstar Be-guine, by Your Majesty, bred to Lemon-ora; Bell -. 10,000 WJiite Bread, ch. f, 3, by White Eagle Bread Ticket, by Buck Wheat; Maurice Rothschild 10,000 Damask, b. m. , by Lemburg Damage, by Desmond, bred to Hurry On; Lord Glanely 9,500 Pretty, ch. h, 7, by Bowman Simonclla, by St. Simon, bred to Golden Sun; J. N. Camden, U. S. A 0,500 Petite Marmite, br. in, 12, by Spearmint Marmite, by Ayrshire, bred to Blue Ensign; J. X. Camden, U. S. A 0,500 Glamour, br. f, 2; by Galloper Light Elisa-lexi, by Swynford; J. X. Camden, U. S. A 8,230 Golden Feast, br. f, 4, by Golden Sun Mi-Careinc, by Desmond; J. X. Camden, IT. S. A. g.OOO Weanling colt, by Craig an Eren from Pretty; J. X. Camden, U. S. A 1.G00 Condover, b. h, 5, by Radium Moon Fleet, by John O. Gaunt; Wittouck Belgium. Xo price mentioned The following horses were bought for American owners, on private terms. Calibre, ch. m, S, by Xeil Gow Queen Carbine, by Carbine, out of Sceptre, by Persimmon, and in foal to Galloper Light, was bought for J. X. Camden. "W. J. Salmon secured a bargain in Pharmacies, from Prescription, and in foal to Bachelors Double. Crumple, a four-year-old brown colt, by Xeil Gow, and two jumpers, were bought for "W. J. Salmon.
