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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-19
CITY OFBROoKLYN.l j.,

MICS COUNTY, y. J
John D. Cocks, President. and Horatio Horr,
Secretary, of The Atlantic Fro Insurance Com.
any Of Brooklyn, being duly sworn dcrose and
say that they are tho President and Secretary Of
said Company and that tho foregoing is n true
and correct statement Of the affairs Of said Com
pnny on the 3st day Of December, 1861, to the
Les Of their knowledge and belief.
lSigned JOHN ID. COCKS, President.
HosATIo Dom, Secy.
Sworn to before me this sixth day of February
A. ID. 1862, at the City Of New York.
lis. THOs. L. THOUNELL,
Comm issiCner for Iowa in New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-19
AUDITORS OFFICE. IOWA,


It is hereby certified that on the fourth day OF
February, 1862, a sworn statement was fled in
this Office showing the condition Of tho Western
Massachusetts, Insurance Company, located at
Pittsti in tie State Of Mass achusetts on the
first day Of January A. ID. 1862, in accordance
with provision Of an Act Of the General Assem-
b!y Of the State,of Iowa, entitled IAN Act in 70
lation to Insurance Companies" approved Janua-
~ 2sth, 1857, and an Act amendatory thereto, ap
proved re ruary 9Th, 1858 that said statement
shows that said Company is possessed Of the re-
auisite amount of capital, and invested as re.
quired by law.
Authority is therefore given TO the above named
Company to transact business OF Insurance in
this State in accordance with the laws thereof,
until the 3lst day Of January a. l.. one thousand
eight hunircd and sixty three.
1t is also certified tn At John l.. Sw.ts, Esq, CT
Davenport, has been duly appointed by said Com
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney for the Co.
Of Scott. with full power to take risks Of lnsur-
ance therein, and to acknow. edge service OF pro-
cess as provided by law, upon his filing with the
Clerk Of the District Court in and for said coun-
ty, a certified copy of the statement on file in
this office. 1t isiurther certified that the attached
is a true and correct copy OF the said statement.
In testimony whereof, have herounto set my
hand and affixed my seal Of Office, this 4th day
Ct February, 1862.
[L.sI j. W. CATTELL,
Mill Auditor Of State.
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PHILANpER SHAW, Secretary.
CITY OF NEW YORK., 90

CITY OF NEW York; 60
County OF NEW York 80
ersonaly appeared before me,this seventeenth
day Of January, 1852, Stephen Crowell, President,
and Phiander Shaw, Secretary, Of the Phenix
Fire Insurance Company, Of Brooklyn, N. T.. ana
severally made oath that the above statement By
them subscribed. is correct and true, to the best
Of their knowledge and belief.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal, at the city Of
New York, this 18th day of January, 1862.
LEWIS HURST, Commissioner for Iowa.
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Total assets Of the Company
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and due, Wig: Fire,
nothing; Inland Navigation, nothing
Losses adjusted and not due, wiz Fire,
nothing; Inland Navi gation, nothing
Losses unadjusted and in suspense,
awaiting proof, viz: Fire, 81 $1,000;
Inland NAVIGATION, $4,000
Losses claimed but resisted by the
Company, viz: Fire, nothing; In.
land Navigation, nothing
All other claims against this Company
nothing
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
DAvENPORT, ROCK ISLAND, SAINT
Louis 1 WAY POINTS.
The LloHT pRAuonT
-
lSTCAM z b B E IF AS T,
e. CARLTON,........ Master,
VXy1LL LEAVE THIS PORT FOR SAINT
w Louis once week during the coming sea-
son, and being Of extremely light draught, will be
| ter eason-tranporting over the Rapids without
| deteation.
HFor Freight or Passage apply on board or to
JOSEPH ROBINSON, Agent.
sp2-n
DAVENPORT, ROCK ISLAND. GA
LENA, DUBUQUE AND INTER-
MEDIATE POINTS.
Tho Light Draught Passenger Packet
| -
a. ID Ell Z NJ II
W. A. W. GALT,.............. Master,
WILL, ON THE OPENING OF NAvIGA-
w ton, commence making tri-weekly trips
| between tho above named points, making sure
connections .. Dubuque with
Packets for 1T. Paul.
This steamer was built With . view Of lightness
and speed, and no expense or trouble will be
spared 10 make her admirably adapted to the
wants Of the trade.
Shippers can rely upon having their freight
handled with CARE and DESPATCH.
mhl8-dH
1902. 1862.
DA YENp OFT, ROCK ISLAND, GALElVA
AND DUBUQUE
Daily Packets.
THE NORTHERN LINE PACKET CO.'S
80
Passenger Packels
BILL HHNDHR9oN
FIR Il ID Il % II Il NJ,
WILL. ON THE OPENING OF NAvIGA-
w ton, make regular DAILY TRIPS be-
tween tho above named and intermediate points,
connecting with the various Railroads, at Daven-
port, Rock Island, Clinton, Fulton City, Galena
and Dubuque.
ty- Passengers and Shippers can rely on this
arrangement continuing throughout the
ENTIRE SEASON.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or to
K. X. PKETTYMAN, Agent.
January l6, 1862-4m
CRADLES
Hair Restorative Mandatory
PERFUMERY, HAIR DYE AND HAIR
DRESSING ROOMS,
Corner Main > Second Streets,
UNDER THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
TNnE HAIR RESTORATIVE l MANUFAC
L ture is acknowledged to be superior to any
in the market, and is sold very much cheaper. 1t
will restore Hair to its natural color, rendering it
SOFT, GLOSSY / LUXUR'ANT.
Warm and Cold Baths at all Hours.
apl6-3ml l.. CIR Abe.
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$2s7,29s.5a
Total liabilities

The greatest amount insured by any
one risk $4,000
The greatest amount allowed by the
rules to be insured in any one city,
town or village, is not fixed, being
governed by the character Of the
buildings and the facilities for ex-
tinguish;ng fires.
The greatest amount allowed to be
insured in any one block. is governed
by the character andconstruction #
the same, SO us t, avoid undue con-
structien.
Amount Of its capital or earnings re-
ported in any other State, as secu-
rty for losses therein, nothing.
This Company was incorporated under
General Insurance Law Of the State of New 70
and obtained its Charter or act of Incorporate
Sept. 9th, 1853, an attcsted copy of which is
file in the Auditors Office of the State of Iowa
STEPHEN CROWELL, President
PHTf ANDpR SHAW. SecrptaYv
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CLINTON HOUSE.
~onN1n o. Ctru1oG AID O0Lt20
~ ssssts, lsVs Ctslevo J. 1s.nssl -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-19

OF INV YORK,
Edward Anthony President, and Isaac r. st.
John, Sec'y, Of the Lamar Fire Insurance Compa-
ny, Of the Ci,y Of New York, being duly swsrn
do severally depose and say that tho within is q
true and correct statement of the affairs Of said
Company on the 1st day Of January, 1852, 70 the
best Of their knowledge and belief.
Sworn to before me this 22d day Of January,
1862.
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

Canadian -four was rmer and closed at an advance Of
&C. to l0c for some grades, with sales Of 200 bbs at
quotations. Southern -four was firm and in good de
mand with sales Of about 600 bbs within the range
the above quotations. Rye Hour steady figures
with sales of 200 bbls Corn meal was steady at quota
ticns, with sales Of 400 500 bbls Wheat rather
hrmer at the opening, but closed about 1c owor with
toeFaby active sales at the concession The transactions
footed about l30 900 bushels 81 40 81 AZ for white
Michigan 81 SO for small lot 300 bushels OF Kentucky
white, received frem Cincinnati in bags at 81 SO,
amber Western and 81 26 ST 20 for red western 81 q
81 % for amber Iowa, &c 81 IA 81 20 for Milwaukee
club, and 81 CS 81 Is for Chicago spring Corn was
without change OF moment in prices, while the demand
was toeraby active with sales of l40 600 bushels large
portion Of which poor condition. 44c SIC. for
inferior grades, and sound Western mixed, in shipping
was scarce and in demand, with sale OF 1000 bushels
State at &C. Barley was steady sales Of about 600
malt was nominal at 81 % 81 35. Oats in good
request, In part for future delivery 5Sc soc.
Canadian, and at Soc a 60c. for State.
COFFEE-The market firm and prices advanced
about Nc per lb, with active sales The transactions
embraced 5000 bags Rio At 2c 000 bags do sold
at 23Ac. nc, and 500 bags do sod supposed
on Freuch agents account. at p. I.
CoTroN--The market was quiet and sales confined to
about 200 900 bales while prices degree
mnal at 65c. Soc. for mddng uplands.
FREIGHrs--Rates were rather hrmer. To Liverpool
about 35 600 40 600 bushels wheat were engaged At
bushels OF corn at I'd. in bulk and 1000 bbs -four at
Is 3D. a 3s To London : 900 bushels o; wheat at 13d
N Dnk ana ZOO erCeS beef, ~ IS Cd foreign brig
taken mp for Cork and orders at p I.
PRoyIsloss-Pork-The market was irE, with sales Of
900 bbs part reported for future delivery at $1 IS
S1l S1h chiefly at tho inside figure; $l3 so $l3 G2
for thin mess and at $40 Is $40 37js for prime Beef
was heavy, with sales of 400 800 bbls at Sl2 90 $l3
for plain mess and a. $14 S4 so for extra Cut meats
were inactive Lard in good demand in part to
rive and prices quite rm with sales OF 1000 pack
ages at 9c. 1oc Buttor and cheese steady and
prices unchanged
SUGARS quite steady aud in fair request, with
sales Of about 800 hhds, including Cuba AT 94c 9c,
and plain New Orleans at 1oc 1oc, and lie for primo
do, and II &c for clarified do, and 900 bags at p.
sold late on saturday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

Increase. 81 500 OCT 733.o35 e9.3s9 4,e52ele
The pending speculation in stocks has thus at
length enabled the banks to lend the increase in
their deposits for one week at all events. For
many weeks the deposits have been increasing at
the rate of two to three millions week, while the
increase in the loans was only about half to
three quarters Of million. The four millions in
crease above reported no doubt represents the
amount loaned on stocks during the most active
speculative week ever known IN the histo-
ry Of Wall street. II illustrates with how
small q sum Of money this street can be thrown
into commissions. II the banks were to lend ten
millions on stocks, IL is presumable that the trans
actions would be double what they are and the
advance would probably be twice as rapid. II is
70 be hoped that commerce will soon begin to de-
wise employment for some Of our unemployed bank
deposits.
Money is IN better supply to-day than it was on
Saturday. Any amount can be borrowed at per
cent, and some lenders are content with 4. First
class mercantile names go readily at per cent
Certificates of Indebtedness continue TO rule at
99L. There is far too much money in the country
for money to advance in value in consequence of an
increase of stock speculation in Wall street. A very
few millions Of dollars win carry all the stocks
which are bought and sold In the street. and IL the
banks, from msconccption Of the present con-
dtion of affairs decline to lend on the more active
class Of securities, their depositors will relieve
fem Of the task No bank b. properly managed
which is not doing good business at the present
time.
Exchange sold this morning at 1857, some lead.
ing houses holding their bills at 1876. Gold sold At
123 in the morning, at l225S In the afternoon, and
closed at that bid. There has been lull dusinQ
tbe past week in the speculation in gold and de.
mand notes, probably owing TO accidental causes,
and especially TO the diversion Of the speculative
element into the channel Of railway stocks and
bonds. i
This has been another day Of active speculative
excitement in Wall street, and Of further upward
movement in psices. A few operators and some
OF the brokers, failing to trace the present state of
affairs to It's true causes namely, the impulse
given TO tade by the government expenditures
the issue Of paper currency, and the large traffic
on the leading pincs Of raway--are lost in
smazement at the strength and sndprance.o of tho !
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

Brig zambesi tBr of Sydney, CB). Ryan, Linsan CB, II
days, with coal,
Brig Gen Boyd. Evans. Saco, 4 day g. with heading.
Brig Rival tnew, 500 t0nsj Smith, Portland Ct in ballast,
w Marks.
schr Nancy ssr Berry Gaee Bay, cB 10 aays with coal
10 master.
sehr Ocean Wave tBr) Loskhart Windsor. Ns. 10 days.
with plaster master.
schr MARY Mangam, HaIlet. Havana Sept 2A with
10 0Oodspeed.
sehr Lew Rowe lBrl Keller Nassau. MP, u days, With
Farand, hence for Port Rov0l
Schr Sarah Jane (of Key West Jones Key West a days.
with condemned stores, To- Bonner.
Schr Georgia, Packard Norfolk, days.
Scilr Three Sisters. Gray. Berlin Nd, days
Schr Girana, Rict ards, Elizabe hport for Boston.
Scar Astrea, Cassady, Eastport. 8 days
Schr Gertrude, Mitchil, New London, 2 days
Schr Mary Ann, prcssc, Bsidgep0rt
Schr Alfred Hall, Reed, Portland, Ct for Albany.
Schr A Stevens, Cunningham, Albany for Portland
Schr Charmer kickeTson. Albany for Boston.
Schr Louis Spaner, Lowell, Albany for Boston.
Schr Alabama Gardner Rondout FOR Boston.
Sioop 6prague, Gibbs, Providence, 2 days
Sl0Op Charles, Coleman, New London, daya
roe, ~ hours to Y Quaaermaster.
Steamer James Green (U ranspor) MAhoH, Washing.
ton, DC, to s Quartermaster.
Steamer Samson. Dunning. Philadelphia.
Steamer r W Brane. Foster. Baltimore.
Steamer Laurel. Chrst0fer, Baltimore.
Steamer Mars, Nichols, Philadelphia
RE-uRSFp-schr Crenshaw Nelson. hence 2lst for Gas
gow returned 10 port yesterday having 2Sth u lat S9 IS
lon ca To- heavy gale from SE head Of fore
mast, libb0om and sprung mainmast-
Wind at sunset s.
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

D,
CLEARED.
Ship Eliza, Nicholson, Liverpool Harbeck Co
Ship Tornado, Mumford Liverpoo-B Mumford.
Ship Rutland Ingraham, London-Funch MeincKe 4
ssip Arthur Child, Child Gla,gow-Nesmiih 4 Sons.
shP Sea1 TacsS Co.
Bark Queen Victoria tBr). -. BristOl-Barclay 4 Il
ssrk Cereal tBS,. Mcdonald, rlyrnou,h--J Jackson.
Bark Hamilton, wass Marseilles Moore 1 Henry.
Bark Thule GSor Anderson QHeens.oSn-FnnchN Neincke
Brig Gardina u,ap, Campos oporto-Hagemeyer /
Brig solferino, Higgins Para and IA markesBurdett
sr,s nias E, Dart. psTsr.rs-a Dew Of
Brig cyyress tBrl, Mcculloch. Maisnzas-H s vin,ag
Brig Abby Tharter, Coombs Philadelphia Brookman
pSPsp Vera os Small Co
schr Lane tBr), Warren, Port Prnce-H de COrdova
s sesr Hsrkaway tB1, -; Bermuaa-Miadls,on Co.
schr Townsend Townsend, Washington-Benty, smith
schr \ Beden Ryder, washingon-M Beder.
s ser s Hattie Sc Low Msmfota hSnA Havens
schr Triton. Freeman, Portland-Mas.eI
schr Al9sama Gardner, Boson-Master
E SAsya asdap
Scar Jane Maria .SapfS Wsfa SoTweRH assae
ARRIVED.
s sifnscpsah' nc h Key West g aransrsr craO'res Washing
shy Florence (of Boston, Wadsworh, whampoA May No.
and Macao NJ Js5e S ra,sed An y Cape Good Hope
;eS a 20 Gs &c oS M sSs 3 SPOKE
oand % Cape Hope rs months out w 'o'' o.
nse sa and s % s sSs.ssr,ls 3 win
sbip ri.ea,.qga to forts@oat6 MT Weeks, Llverpo.
lon ;sp rsrsusnd ssssdss K from
Ass sils TSs ra 2h "a & y
TorR Oct soss lon So paed H ssaS . sSr ssTs srw
ship Nonpsre, shilaber. Liverpool q days with salt to
Tbos Richardson Go. Sept 70, lat a9s5 lon 81
% e an a Ssps B s Ward Gs SS SSs
from Lollond island Tor Quebec, "a dsys cut.
snse a2 snans' e Marshal" Co. sept - WIN d'e 'ne
Pequot tof saao) Davis Lverpoe Aug 29 with coal
sA? cornellns Grlnpl spencer London, and Isle Of
mgh; sept wh mdss and - passengers u Gfnne Min
shpsohn Bunyan CBr,s Aberdeen) Allan London. 2s
She clyde tBr q Yarmouth. Ns) Perry Cardiff ss days.
Ship I.ope sof Eennebunh), Howen, Hayrc Sept ]. with
days, witb sugar &e 20 Dunbar Colby =
saGsd sas rfss09 rSs e % WEE" ae Sass Bristol .s with
q i0 spoke ship LzIie lIoman Liverpool for New
Bark Pengu,a OBJ Of Sunderland, Meoregor. Glasgow, Il
Ba,k victorine to soathper. Jones Havre Sent 4 with
,1dss r. 70 Dern l,om wevm We ss g e. s spoke
Bark Harold sBr. Of sunderiandl capoth. cara,a 40
2ark Warren Haliett tof Bosop), Halett Bahia. San,
with hides. rosewood, 4c, TO order =
Bari siephane Fr, Baudret NJ Thomas, 10 dys Ia bal
BsrS sSsetgn OR, Of Yarmouth, ss,, rra.a. Var.
Bak wrtssf Jr, Dosne, Washington, days in ballast
Bs JessIas ga aS,y Sf EIs,sr Smelling Exeter g
b. o"%ard d SSSSS S's ssaes ss
Brig I,sisna tNorw god He~ry, 4s days. in ballast to
syf Anne sBr Os sunderAnd, Brown, sligo. 80 days. in
srs cF E1.o. ssr Curry. Dublin, 30 days with scrap
The New York herald., 1862-10-07
Personal Intelligence.

The Hon. Horatio Seymour, democratic candidate for
Governor OF this State, paid visit to the police head
quarters yesterday morning. had quite lengthy
tsrvew with General Superintendent Kennedy and Com
missioner Bowen Mr.. Seymour accompanied by x
State Senator hcMnrray. What the object Of the visit
has not been ascertained.
The Austrian Consul General Charles p Loosely, Esq
entertained large party Of his countrymen his resi-
dence celebration of the saints day Of the Emperor
The Emperor's health and that Of the Arch
duke Maximian drank with appropriate and
sentiments 10 the OF the Austrian mercantile flag
which represented by unusual number Of Austrian
vessels port and duly responded The
vessels had been decorated in their festive attire and
presented very beautiful appearance on the
Governor Perpont, Of Virginia, is in Cincinnati on bust
ness come cted with his State.
Majors Wilson Little and Captains Fish and Dayton
committee nj charge Of the remains Of the late Colonel
Mathewson, Of the Thirty second regiment New York
Volunteers; Captain NJ B. Mclaughlin and MAJOR G. o.
Braston Of the United States Army C. A. withers OF
Cincinnati l. U. Giles, Of Port Royal G. Summers Of
St Louis Lieutenant B. Blackwell Of the Twenty
sixth regiment New Work Volunteers stopping
Metropolitan Hotel.
Governor f. u. Morgan and Thurlow Weed OF Albany
MAJOR W Phelps, Of Brattleboro, "; B. H. Giet and
cago W. II Evans, of Portland Me- A. F. Smith, OF New
York Major Tiffany Of the United States Army l. James,
of st. Adams, VT and Hon. Is. Field, Of Albany
among the arrivals at the Astor House yesterday.
Court Cnlendar-This Day.
SUPREME CouRT-CIRCtI tIT-Part Nos 2s41. 2s47
2s4a 2s53 2s5 2s59 2s6l 1865 2s67 1862 2sTI 2s75
2s79 2SS1. 1888, 1856 2ss9, 1898 1895 2s99 Part o
Nos. 1856 2sss 1894 1896 2s9S 2900 2o02 1901 2eo6
29os. 2910 1912 2e14 1910 2922 1924 1928 $780, 1884
1856
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Part Nos. 1883, 1865 1913, 1870
1877 1929 1868, 1867. 45l 1898 2413 9s7 1918 Part
2Nos 294 lS6, 1924 229s 23o0 1907 2312, 1915 23ls,
1920 2S2o 1926.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part Nos $50. 1904, $50, 542 1914
1915 1918 1919 1920, 1928 1924 I225 1929. 1927 1928
Part 2Nos 746 373, sol, 2l3s, 1l46 2s2 1908 1906
1907, 1911, 1929, 1880, I233 1884.
Arrivals and Dcpa. tu,cs
ARRIVALS.
LIyERPooL-ship Piscatagua-CT Hoai.rd, W II White, W
The New York herald., 1862-10-07
Court OF Oyer and ferminer.
Before Hon. judge Barnard,


THE TSIAL OF Mrs. REAL FOR THE MURDER OF HsH
HUSBAND SET DOWN HOR wEDNEsDAY-RoTiC1T TO
srRoRs-rHB INDIANA BONDS
ocu o.-The trand Jury called but We Soors sara
that consequence Grand Jury being - the General
Sessions and there existing doubto the action Of
TIVE grand juries the same term they were now
discharged until the FIRST Monday IN November.
The petty Jury then called, but only thirty three
answered 20 their names
The Court said that the District Attorney had better
take an ordor additional panel Of two hundred
Jurors for Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Hall going TO suggest one hundred.
The CourtFrom experience in the Court OF Sessions
I think you had better have two hundred. vii, Wednes
day suit the counsel on each sldes
Mr. Edwin james, associated with Mr.. Dunphy for Mrs
enl said they extrcmsy anxious have little
delay pOssibe-be trusted not beyond Wednesday
Tie Court took that opportunity TO state that he would
any juror the plea OF business; any ap
plication is made the ground OF illness the party
would not be excused unless the DOCTORS certificate
comaned by AFFIDAVIT. II il the duty Of every Juror
70 and in disposng OF the criminal business
The case of Mrs. Real win be called Wednesday,
which day the additional panel viii be retnrnable
THE INDIANA BANK FORGERIEs.
The People US. Sdmul Haile1The defendant is indct
ed for forgery in the third degree selling alleged icti
$40 600 each
Mr. John Burre appeared the part Of the defendant
and moved 10 qussh the indictment.
The District Attorney suggested 10 the counsel the
prety of demurrng by that Of proceeding the
matter might be further contested If the Court should de-
decide against the prosecution motion TO quash
there the matter should end
The court remarked that in such event the District
Attorney could send bin of indictment before
another Grand Jury.
The District Attorney would not hko TO be guilty of such
ndecorum towards his Honor send the before
another Grand Jury II the indictment decided TO be
bad its merits; but If 1t technical
in the peadngs then of course no (Mr Hall) should feel
IT his duty TO frame another Indictment but he under
stood that this motion substantial one, he thought
the better for the counsel the other side would
be TO demur.
Mr.. Burre said tho that he proposed was by
the advice of learned counsel with whom he assocated
Mcssrs o. onnor and Brady who engaged ia the
Forrest divorce the Court of Appeals He did not
therefore, feel at liberty TO make any alteration 10 the
pr opposed motion.
The Court the could proceed he deemed
advisable
Mr.. Burre then commenced TO argue his motion TO
quash the Indictment contendng the part Of the de-
fendant, at the indictment charges forgery in a
which is not covered by the statute of this State
The District Attorney contended that IT covered by
the law of this State and that such offence this,
involving important issue, should not be decided
motion 10 quash.
The Court took the papers and reserved its decision
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

UEA ON COfEHE, T.. I.-rHUTTTNU.
hosply Qcto Der 6--rwsepstakee $500, for two year
oids, mile heats. IN harness.
y DUBOIS named, %. C., ~ Ethan Allen .........1
} ~ MeMann nam cd ch flly, by Jupiter ......2 y
n Weed named ch. G., ty-lupiter .............. dtf
Morgan l. Mott nam ed coli by Eureka. ...... dr.
ime ,32l-3Io.
The above race we considered a very interesting
rar bv cIass of breeders OF trot,nc stock but
D. the general trfie the patron OF spesd-t Afforded
very little amusement The result Of the race proved
sohing furher thar tt the best broken md most do
c,e coli would win, an those who posted we're
Offering very high odds VI dubois colt which had been
broken aud cared for by Neham The beat handler
- youn esters ON Tng Islan Hc drove the con M the
race, and won very clevery hcManns hy was little
high strung, but very III ey developed, and has
beautiful style OF actioB. weea COW y beauty, but
did net aot we'll and was dss Ooed on Me fsst heat
The time excellent for two yea Dlus
shepherd y. Knapp and Henry Ga Hol lneH match
tor 1,kO0, this afternoon. al the Fashi0 tolxeo
The New York herald., 1862-10-07
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


BRRApsruTs- s-Flour-Tho market again hrner'
especially for common and medium grades of State and
Western while good choice brands Of were firm
bat inactive the Of holders above those of
buyers. The chief demand from the home trade.
The transactions footed up about 20 900 bbls closing
within the ranre OF the following nriceS-