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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

EE- Hon. j. W. Jenkins, of Maquo-
keta, showed us, the other day, some speci.
mems of the FIVE dollar counturfeits upon
the bank Of Albion, New York, found in
the removal Of an old barn in that place
The plate is thought to have been genu-
inc one. stolen, and the signatures were
by m erpert, SO that the counterfeit was
readily taken by many good Judges OF
money. The specimens exhibited showed
liberal discount by the mice, that made
in the large packages rich and com
Portable meet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
New York, june Is.

A letter from the army Of the Potomac
to the President, gives camp rumor that
an Irish regiment attempted 70 desert
from the rebels, and reached Mechanics
vile bridge, but ran, after few shots
from our picket guard, and that they are
paw r.r,1OS xvnep@ @sss ses GgM
A letter to the Philadelphia Press states
that deserters are arriving, and report that
great number are anxious to reach on,
lines, not only North Carolinaus, bu'
men from every rebel State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

~ Lieut.. Col. Milton NJ. Price, OF
the 18th regiment. who was wounded at
the battle of Pittsburg. is now living on
his farm, little west of Davenport. He
still feels the effects of his wound, the
marks Of which will ever remind him of
the short acquaintance he scraped with
seccsh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

~ 80 ~AAs 80 nNAOs1 wv J Va W "A
In my dispatch Of yesterday, | omitted
to state that Col. Cluserrt's brigade, con-
sisting Of the Goth Ohio md 8th Virginia,
afterwards supported BY the Garibaldi
Guard, formed our advance and com
nenced the battle Of Gross Keys with
sharp skirmishing u 8 O'Clock in the
morning. During the day they obtained
possession Of the enemy's ground. which
was disputed foot BY foot, and only with
drawn at evening, when ordered 10 retreat
10 suitable position for the night. The
skill and gallantry displayed BY Ciussret
10 this 6ght eclipsed any former occasion
duting the pursuit 10 which W have
been engaged, and deserves high praise.
[Siguedl JoHN g, FsEAoNr.
Major Gsnsral
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

independence on the anniversary of tho
install day Of our nations entrance upon
the stage of the world as one Of the indie
pendent powers OF the earth !. sfsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

EI Col Elliott, of the ed Iowa Cav
airy, has been promoted to Brigatier Gen
eral OF volunteers by President Lincoln.
The late exploits Of the ed Cavalry and
their gallant leader have not escaped the
notice of the Administ ration, and it is .
satisfaction to see reward following meri,
10 snch quick succession. May all our
officers discern the wav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14
FROM FREMONT,

FROM FREMONT,
Washington, June is.
The following was received at the War
Department s --sa
HEADQUARTERS MOUNTAIN DEP'1.)
Army in the Field.
Harrisonburg, June 10th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

~ln consequence Of the very bad
condition of the carriage road in the Gem
etery, carriage containing three ladies',
in attendance at the funeral Yesterday
afternoon, was upset The ladies escaped
with little injury. Fortunately the hor-
ses were going slow at the time, and
stopped still when the carriage went over.
The roads in the cemetery need repairing
badly,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

- Rev. Mr.. Thompson, of Ohio,
will preach in the NJ s. Prcsbyterian
Church, northeast corner Fourth and
High streets, Tomorrow morning and
evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

BorQt ETs Our sanctum was fragrant
all tie day yesterday with the odor Of
sweet flowers, exhzled by magnificent
bouquet, deposited on our table in the
morning by our good friend Mr.. Reps
II our friends want to enjoy a fine
treat, let them ride, or walk if they can,
out 10 keps's Flower Garden on Grand
Avenue, where they can obtain "a many
SUCH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-14

We 80 a.'f. IN v-~-srs ~ e--y.trs erc.r Faster,
aucttonccrs, and will sell them 81 small advance
large lot VI
, 1862-05-28

In regard to the extent Of the operations Of the
parties implicated in the ftaud, the World has the
following:
The money borrowed hy the parties who had
pledged these alleged fraudulent Indiana state
rtoesB has been used for melong time past in the
y ere again pledged for further loans and Thus an
Immense anlount Of stocks estimated at IS 0oo 900
posed Of under the control and direction Of those
lenders Of money who were unfortunate IS to be
involved in this unpleasant atIair. It has been
Sue ia s50.ooo. to $7co,cpo and that the
greater. part has been retired. This
i only partially correct: ARRANGEMENTS
taned loans on the over ieenes by which theJ have
a]located other securities to the lenders OF money
consisting Of railway sheres, which to be sold
without running the risk Of bringing about panic
in price from forced Gales OF large an amount
Of speculative railway ehares. T wnl take some
time to realize On oil the stocks allocated and
it ia not likely that the lenders Of the money
will fo:ce them ia advance Of the demand. al
theugh, they viii doubtless keep thy mar
vary much from those current the present week
Partial revelations chow that the money procured
from the uee Of the Indians state stocks acknowl
efged to be about $700, ,0Ia, WAS used to the full
extent to buy railway sharee, which were again
used to borrow money upon, and are al pledged
With mars1ns on az aTSra:e M Of ten per cent Under
leviug hat the stocks hypotkeeated far loans. in
consequence of these 1ndtana state over-issues.
exceed considerably this amount Of s. .00a0 600, but
that the lenders OF money will escape loss as til
have taken efficient measures to secure them,
I selves.
If they obtain their loans hack there will be no
| criminal prosecution or investigation, and tha
| guilty parties will be amply able to repay the
money borrowed, owing to the steady advance u
| the prices Of stocks since they resorted to this
| Schuyler mode Of borrowing The stocks which
| ttcse parties held to this enormous amount O.
$500, q and upward were chiefly the speculative
uon-dividend paying eharea, on which they expect
ed to realize an immense profit. The lenders q
! the money to those parties have promised not t
sacrifice them hy forced sales. and the interest o
all will be best advanced bT prudently holding
back from ceiling at present.
, 1862-05-28

The general markets today were flat, and bust
nese Was light.
The Wheat market was unusually dull and prices
declined fully 1c Per hushel, with moderate trans
actions at s1@81c for Amber lows; 79@s0c for No
! Spring; and 7eD7lc for No Spring closing
dull at the inside figures. There was an almost
enti1e absence Of any demand by shippers, and but
limited inquiry By spectators.
The Flour market was dull and dropping and NC
report very light sales at s595-25 for White Win
ter extras, and $3.t0G1a. say for medium to very
choice Spring extras.
There was good demand for corn at the opening
and the market ruled steady; but towards the
close it became fiat, and the market had a down.
ward tendency. About 10000 bushels Of all
grades changed hands, at 30Ec for River White
adont; 2975@Soc for old Canal and River Mixed
aaoat; 26@27c for New River Mixed afloat; 231zc
tor Old Yellow In store; 27k@2s4e for Old Mixed
in store 24c for New Mixed in store; and &c for
rejected in store-closing quiet at 277sc for Old
Mixed in store.
There Was very active inquiry for Oats by
southern shippers, and the market was buoSant
and active at 2616197c for No i in store. Rye de-
clincd 1@3c per bushcl, with sales at 4l@43c~
principally ut the inside quotation Barley was sold
at a5F141c, according to sample Prime is scarce.
Highwinea were dull. end light transactions took
place at 19c.
Frcfghts were &c lower and closed dull. Only
| five vessels were engaged, at 4@411c for corn to
| Buffalo, and &c for wheat from sheboygan to Buf
| falo.
, 1862-05-28
MARKETS BE TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, May -F1orR-Five cents lower
and 1cEs doing for export and home consumption.
sales ne nr - fes s;ats
I44G Tor super western; 81 55Dl.75 for common
to medium extra western; $505@5 10 for common
and *5Aes6 So for trade brands-1narke1 closing
dull AID NO buyers ut outside quotations. Canadian
flour i've cents lower and less doing. Sales go
winter extra Extra rye nour quiet al SsGat.15-
Corn meal steady Sales ESQ bss 1t g. 90 for Jersey
and $3.17H for Brandgwine.
23AGa4Ac, including small parcels reported at
GRs,x-wh Market fully 1c lower. less do
demand. Sales 4a,Ct0 bu. Chicago spring at 910
$1.0o: 5;sc0 bn. Mort thwcstcrn club 1t qS45l- -03:
5le9 IN ba be1 Mwauaes Ins Il sa5 at S
at 9l1IG1. Il, l2lcO 6u, amber Mich at $1.11@t1s,
rhts sb ba {s 1 1s9 a. r. III Ehs Sass 9as ai 81
6,4ou bn. Canadian peas 1t t2Ec. Rye dull and
heavy at 6p@7uc- Barley nominal. Corn market
nav mixed western. 4s04se tor old do. 25oto bu.
mixed 3estern were also sold deliverable the last
half Of June. at 49c- Oats Rteady at 40G1s3c for
snocE1uEs- -sugar-Raw IN good demand and
very firm. Sales 1,4e0 hhds. Cuba at 7l4073c;
uA' hhds. Porto Rico at 7aGs4c. Reaned IN ac-
tive request and firm. Molasses quiet and IN
PROVISIONS without decided change.
Sales 100 bril-, It ST. Is Mess, including sn IL
or fs1fs p;e e.; b:sf ssi:f aaa 11i s m
hr1s at $S0eGT0p for country prime; 50. 50 D10
tsr mess: $ia@1s,s 80 for Eepacked mess and sls9
$i5 for extra mess. Prime Mees beef q1ict and
Unchanged. Beef hams quiet, 16D17c. Cut
| n,.als il good demand and firm. Sales liza
packages; shoulderssat s71@ske; hams 5@54c.
bcacon sides dull and unehanged- Lard steady.
| Sales 1C40 br]s. at $;3ls9s. Butter inGSt7c for
Ohio, 1s@soe for state: Cheese firm at ;@sAs:
, 1862-05-28
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED ..........MaE II.
Danube Lasa1le. 5,7U5 bu. coru.
Rock Run. LaSaIfe, 1865 bu- curn-
Eure, 14aSa'l... {, ,5tU bu. corn.
Yorktown, Ottawa, 5.5o0 bu. corn.
EMprt-s. LaSallc, :, ,5SU hu- corn.
Ale1a1 der, Lcckpurt. s, AGO bu. corn.
L. c. Campbell. LaSalle, 5, 800 bu. coru.
Rocket. Luckport. b.493 bu corn.
B. Bccsey, LaSal'e, $500 bu.corn, "a bu. wheat.
Rercbic> MoEn., ~ n lumber. 500 ns. mtlze.
Lemnnt Leckport, 80 hrs. salt, - ,35 #. lumber.
II, ,Gia lath.
P,1Eon Brovnlow. Lasalle, Z, III lumber, ~ II
Wave, Morris, 81 ,542 it, lumber
Elas1iett, Morris, Il m lambeE, s'x n shingles.
Golden Cloud. LaSallc, 10 49, bu. oats
Prairie Queen, Ottawa, 11,3ss IT, lumber, 10 n
Harrington. Mareeillct s,seoft lumber, III siding,
10 M shingles. IL hrls salt.
Australia Lasale, 1ol rs lumber, IS N shingles.
Hammer State, Lasale, 100 m shingles, 15s brls,
Alonzo Leach, Lasallc, 11a,sss IT, 1nmber, 10 N
Autiopa, Lasalle, 71s4 IT, lumber, 70 m shingles
oho 9hSd Las @ IFn;Sn 800 n snnges
Dacotat. Lasale, 8, ,eso IT, lumber, 117 N siding,
Ms5andss; sls Loskpo5t skE ssp ees5 D.; P9sts
]. D. Harmon, LaSalle, 113 m lumber.
Ahhls ELI. NAY 10.
Gen Grant, LaSae, $40 bu. corn. I'll D.. dried
hides
Union, Lasalle, s, 500 b. corr.
Ericsson, LaSo1le, 5,T9S bu. corn, 139 bs- dried
| hides.
Pacific, LaSaIe, $500 bu. corn.
I Lenlont, Lockport, S 400 bu. corn.
| Hostpu. LaSale. $500 bu. corn.
Csesr, Loekrort, S COO bu- corn, rs bu- *heht.
| Edmoh1a, DnPsge, t, ,9A bu corn. f40 br1s. flour.
| NoEihrDr; Joliet, I, GO bu- corn.
lila Lasalle, a,2a1 bu. corn, 1888 bu- wheat, 2l1
I hy1s- -four.
| Time. LaSa11e, s, $3.50 bu. corn.
] II. Ham1ip, Ottawa, i, 500 bu- corn.
j. B. Preston, Ottawa, S. 400 bu. corn, 3,1O6 b5
| shoulders
Ottawa, Ottawa. 4 Go0 bu. corr, 1Se b11s- tiour.
| Lock port. DuPagc, 20 bu- corn-
Queen City, LaSalle- &, 800 bu. corn, brls. eggs.
| contest, Morris, $50 hu- com.
Jas Patrick Ottawa. 500 bu- cprn-
| Humboldt, Joliet, s, ,5U0 bu- corn-
CLEARED May Is.
Tide, Lasa1e, II, ,7s334 fl. lumber, 60 m shingles
Humboldt, Joliet IS hrls. salt
Aida, LaSal1e 104 I'll IT, lumber 15 $50 It. siding
a4,eG0 lath, a,ec0 1bs- nntize.
Lockport, Loekport, 4, QUO ns. mdze.
Caesar, LaSa1ie-
Danube, Ottawa
Ericsson, Lockport.
Cla1fnda Lasai1e IT, 147ft- lumber $50 m shingles
s5 brls. salt, is br1s- lime.
Prairie Chief, LaSa1le. 1881 IT, lumber, 10 u
charIie, Kankakee. 30 m #. lumber.
, 1862-05-28

HIGuWINEs- 1ast week, 2,2ss brls.
The market for Hishwines Ii very dull, and the
tendency is dowawa1ds. The demand for ship
merit is triaiug and sh=re is speculative inqui-
~. To-Day the sales were; % brls. at 19e.
Acknowledgements at s9G241c q gallon.
SEEDS Received last week q, ,g19 lbs; shipped
28, 100 1os. CLovEn-Nothing doing and market
nominal TIHoTHT-Demanf limited Sales to-
day, q bags at S1.3o. F1Ax-Receipts too triAiug
to att1pct attention and market nominal at $i.25@
135. UuSGAHIAE GaAse--Nomiual at 81. .O001 rs.
BEANs-There Is good demand fot Beaus and
The market Is firm at 81 0ND1.6 for common to
prime TODAY 30 bushels medium were sold at
S1-3o.
BROOM CORN-ReceiEed last week, none !;
shipped Il oct lbs. The supply is Light and the
ket quiet and steady. Prime is held at $4,000,
with but limited demand Sales Of common to
good during the week have ranged from $45@75.O 90.
FRUITS -GREEN-Choice Eastern apples are in
limited request at $4:oo@5.o0. Oranges and Lem.
one are in fair supply and easiar. DRrED-Tho
market is steady, and without material change.
| We quote:
, 1862-05-28
milwaukee Grain market-may 20

Milwaukee Grain market-may 20.
Received, 6,7ss bu. wheat, q.ole brls. -four,
1T41 bu. oate, 1s9 bu- corn. Shipped 4167 bzls.
flour, 4,aa4a bu. wheat. The Sentinel Of this
morning eays:
The wheat market opened at an advance of fully
one cent yeateEday morning, buyers offering sc
tor No. spring in store, and 77Ssac for No and
No. delivered Holders were not disposed to
FELL freely at The prices offered and but little busi-
nees wae done On the platforms
Later the market receded half cent, With more
liberal sales at 2hc for No. spring IN store. On
Change the feeling WAS unsettled and prices IT.
regular and lower Private advices represented
the steamers news unfaVoE6blc, whI1e the reports
from Chicago, Buffalo and New York, quoted the
markets higher This apparent discrepancy Is
probably to be accounted for IN the fact that the
public reports were made up before the recaipt Of
the foreign news.
The arst sales On Change were 75c for No I and
Bic for No i In store. When the New York report
canc in, the market rallied little and No 1
vent up to Sic, No bringing 75c In
store These were the ruling figures to the
cIoae, with, however, An eIceedin1T limited
demand kr No 3. About 7p,t05 buahela
Of ali kinds changed hands. including soma extra
samples Of spring, at s3@sae, and white winter
at &C
There were but few vessels in po yerterdsy,
and grain fteiehts were dull. The only engage
ment reported Was the schooner ChenanEo, 1t &c
for wheat to buffalo.
, 1862-05-28

The market for corn has ruled steady and frm
during the week, with considerable activity, tut |
TO-DAY at the close there WIS less disposition to
buy. and the market Was weaker. Sales were IS |
follows 5000 br old River White dnspeeted
Mixed at s0Xc adoat 1850 bu old River High
Mixed at 501sc f. o. b.; 5fG0 bu old River Mixed
at 301c + o. b. Il, COO bu old Canal Mixed at
s9s<c ahoat 5000 bu do at 29Hc aAoat 5000 bu
New River Mixed at SIC cafoat; 5000 bu do at &c
aloat 5000 bn old Yellow in store at 23}5c; A5,
oG0 bu old Mixed at s0Ac + o. b.; 81, 900 bu old
Mixed in store at s8c 10, 900 bu do at 27c; 1000
bn new Mixed in store at &c; $500 bu Rejected
in store at &C.
OAT&Received to-day, 1o,157 bu; shipped,
Ts0 bu. Received last week, 6, ,666 bu; shipped
Last week 13a, dc bu- There is IN active demand
for shipment South, and the market buoyant.
Sales TODAY were as follows :--4,0 900 bu No in
store at e6Hc; 5000 bn do at 2SKe; e5 900 bu do
at s7c; 1Ot00 bu do, adoat along the CANAL at 2sc;
160 bags Oh track at Sc; It's bags delivered at
2s4c.
RYEReceiYed to-day, 5,9as bu !; shipped, none.
Received last week. 543 bu; shipped, 81, ,425 bu.
| The market for Rye is very du1l, and we note
| decline OF 203e per buahel. Sales to-day Tere:-
a0bu No in store at 49,; 4Io bn do at &c; 5o2
| hu d5 at dc.
| BARLEf-Rsceiyed to-day, 70 bu; shipped, 4o3
bu- Received last week ,e2s bu; shipped, a $50 bu.
The demand for good samples Of Barley is fair, at
| 45@aoc, but the supply is light. Common grades
are very dnlL To-Day the a=les were 800 bu
medium quality at dc del; Is aud 1G0 bags do at
4lc del; $50 bags common at Csc DEL "a bags do at
SIC del.
PROVISIONS provision market Is dnl
and almost entirely neglected. HESS PogR il
Leld at $10.5o@11 90. without buyers-the last
sales being at the inside figures. BULK MEATS
The receipt. very light aud there is little
fnquiry-under which quotations are almost en-
ti1e1g nominal To-day, 10 casks smoked Hams
country, were sold &c; and 1900 1bs city do a
SIC, packed in boxes IAnn-Quiet and nomina
7xG65tc for prime Leaf, The offerings are yer
t1iding. We auote the closing prices as fellows ::
, 1862-05-28

Fric Eebastopol, williams. Grand Haven
Schr Adell Scott, Buffers Landing. .
Schr L B Nichols, Simmons, Holland
Sehr Telegraph Hayes. Muskeson
Schr Sea Star. Paulaen, Pier Marquette.
Echr L C Irwin, Rugcr. Mnskegou-
Ec1lE Emma, EroHn, MuskeEon.
Echr HironGclIe. Johnston. kalamazoo
Echr Yankee Blade, Draper, Buffalo, 1850 bu
schr Josephine Dresden, Ffunegan, Charlotte
schr Annie Tborine, Johnston, wf1kinson's Pier.
Schr Suaquehanna Perrin Buffalo. Il, 700 oa eosn-
schr Eli Hatge; Ingraham, Ogdensburgh, II, 200 bu
schr Venus. Thomson, Grand Haven
cchr Gem. Kennedy, Oswego. "a 900 bu wheat.
schr Lizzie Throop, Flood, QEa1d Haven
Echr TIton- Robertson, Osweso, Is 500 hu corn-
Schr Grand Turk, Jones Colborne, IS ,025 bu corn.
Sclr Reciprecity, Day, Kingston, 1850 bu wheat.
Schr Echo, Kmor7, Buffalo, 6.45O bu wheat
Schr EoEstIe1. Culver, Mu:kegnn.
Srht Leyant. Cherry, Grind River.
S. hr Napoleon, Cassiman, Manistee.
Echr Hero, Bouch, South Haven. 100 bn corn Ills
fouf, and eundries-
| Schr Huntress Culver Buffalo, Is, CTS bu wheat.
| Schr Freedom, Shaw, Holland.
Schr j Wallace. Lawrence, South Haven.
! Scfr Henry Norton CarberTy ,Runkvile-
| Sc hr II Spencer, RYerson, Point Sable.
| Schr Rack Hawk, Morris, Kalamazoo
| Schr MoEel1e, Merriam, Buffalo, Il, 200 hu corn-
Schr Yankee, PrIng1e, Buffalo, Is, eco bu Wheat.
| schr D1eadnaught. DoSgett, osweGo, 1900 bu
wheat.
schr Athenian, Sommervil1e, Buffalo, 1850 bu
SchF Ramb1e, Pugh, Manistee-
Schr Boston, Brown. Buffalo, 10, $40 bu COIL
| Schz Advance. Dali Manistee.
schr Essex, Chron, Buffalo, 4. 500 bn wheat.
, 1862-05-28

eettled and in favor Of the buyer. Tho sales are
1,au Montevideo. 81 ne, At &c, net cash; $50
Mataca1bo, 20 1bs., and AGO Porto Cahello on prf-
vate terms; 100 vet ealtcd California ut 10Hc.,
monihs: Is baies Tampfco goat At &5e-, casi1 less
per cent; loo Buenos AyTes in band. aS ns 1t
MHc., net cash, anc EST DO, e3x d., at 234e.,
net cash 1uty paid
, 1862-05-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY Evening, Nay q, 1862
The weather has been very unpleasant and busi- |
nees has therefore been confined 10 comparatively
narrow limits at best the old story Of dulness |
prevails at the banks but the amount Of business
actually doing Is very considerable The super
asunoanee o1 caplal ~ u 'ne HILL eaasc o1
'hs coh'p'am.
~ ~ se .ss,' 1.AAs-
~.n 10 49, ssa :, ,,a..a., -,
anese' ,...s ~ =. 49, u-ast ~ - ~.
~ ha.nrnIrer dav hv 7ava 1nora st,c,1t ,,-r1,
~ ~ 49,. ~ 49, - -.oa .s.a.1sN.r
. ~ ~ 10 IN assa,,s rssf.s
As' 49, 80. ..,,a. 49,, ..ar 1Ts ~
anu nsohen oa oanHs "neu tne eiasa eon'es' ne
1 Notes M md the i.sues Of their local banks the
standard and charge discount on all others, thus
driving them out Of circulation, As we hnye no
c,tv h.nta of iasne-Sor +he f.w hills tho Ma-7na
Bank has ont Wonld scarcely form TN exception
it would be more difflcutto agree upon any stand
ard here but with little effort and perhaps
promise might not the bills he ststs Banks -, Of
nofs banks now known to be good, With Treasury
| Nutee, be adopted as standard currencyf The
surecstfon ia at least worthy of careful considera
tfon In the end we have no doubt this would be
far better Tor the "es than TO continue 10 accept
the mixed medley Of "bank rags" We now have
&C currcncv- and keen TreasuryE Notes at x a cent
az -. a'1 Ae~r ~s... -. .-'.
premium. II this policy ID not best let come
other be adopted; for dire necessity will soon
torre onr neonle and bankers to discriminate
against "the stuff
New York EXCHANGE ia working A sh.de closer
! hn+ rates ore as har.to1or. r;7. na-a.x hnviro
t 80 II -,~,,,f,r,, .. n. ..r;,,- ~,+a
, 1862-05-28
CLEARED

tl4afahHO --.-.-- "-z1a1 ~
Stmr Comet, rabst. Two Rivers, sundries.
Propeller Queen Of the Lakes, Crarey, Buffalo,
$500 brla Hour, eco green hides
Prop Dubuque Sits. Buffalo. 1900 bu corn, 1856
br1s -four, 2, so green hides and sundries
Prop Wenona Conkey, Buffalo. 500 brls dour. Is
brls puEk+ ECO pigs lead, 2,0o0 green hides,
Prop Edith, Hewitt, Colingwood. $50 bu corn, 1s
hrls hams, 100 bags COTE meal, 10 brls beef, l
bag d led fruit, 4Va, bu barley
Prop Lsdy Franklin, Napier, St Joseph sundries.
Bark Superior, Chase. Colborne So bu corn
Bark E B Morcan~ Eieey, Buffalo, - Co bu oats,
150 IN shingles
Bark & q T1nslow, Rumage. Buffalo, p, 40 bu
com.
, 1862-05-28

TIE BAEk RAcE.-The two new bar1s, North
upst and Oneonta. which were on a trial of eneed
..ea, rr,ss 4,o-+ - p,Fa1o ,.ssad nat~a;t ~ .to
eth @ At 1s % o,c1ock noon and , osc1ock D. NJ ~ re- re-
spec1ivelv, The former passed through directly,
While th, hitter WAS detained an hour or two In
,-,.., 49,, o4,a.,., 49,
conversation WIN the aptata VI Tile oneoHta' Inc
Detroit -idre7tiser says that he seemed totally
IGNORANT Of auy thing relative to q race. but haT-
.e....:,., -. ,-e,t,,r.a. 49,, r.1.a 1r;sz:a..
ing outsaaeo %ne NolLn"es1 Oh LaAe hllcnlsans
he is prepared to test the capabilities Of the two
boots for any arnonnt mn IN 4sGD
, 1862-05-28

bu doat 7oc; 900 bu rejected in store I'm N. ".
E1evator) at 61c-
CoRN-Rc:eived today, 1To,11s bu; shipped
1s2,sB bu. The following table shows receipts
and shipments during the past weak, With the
eources Q{ aupp1Y and route Of shipment: