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WHAT MORGAN IS DOING.

LOUISVILLE, July l6.
Morgan at Midway yesterday noon cut
the telegraph wires, tore up the railroad
track, and took everything convertible to
his uses. He has four l2-pound howitzers,
but it is said only six rounds Of ammuni-
ton. He left for Georgetown last even
ing, encamping there on Youcis' farm. He
said he meant to visit Lexington and
Frankfort before he got through with his
job. The LexingtOnians say they have am
pie force to protect the town, but not to
take the offensive.
LATER.-0ur piekets were fred on by
the rebels approaching in force, and are
falling back on Georgetown road. Our
men, with several pieces Of artillery, are
advancing on Georgetown to meet the reb-
els.
The railroad and telegraph at Midway
are repaired, but the burnt bridge at Key
ser's is not vet reconstructed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18

HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIoLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment of W. P. Fogg, corner of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment of goodsin the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, of every description Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerators
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
lv executed by experienced Worl1men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18

TIE NAN TO VOLUNTEER wITH.-Captain
Dudley Kimball, who saw much service in
Virginia with the 9TH Ohio, is recruiting a
company under the new call at No. Atwater
Building. Young men who desire to serve
their country under brave and efficient Of
feer, viii do well to enlist with Capt. Kim
ball. He is an excellent drilled officer, and
his fighting qualities are Of the very highest
order. He won't say ego on, boys" but
0 come on, boys"
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FROM CAIRO,

CAIRO, July 10.
Passengers by the boat from Memphis re-
port that Gen. Price on Wednesday night
moved a battery of artillery and forty
forage wagons across the Mississippi at
Cypress Bayou, near Napoleon. The bat
terry was marked Hindman, Little Rock. -
Another battery crossed on Sunday eve
ming, and squads of men from Mississippi
were crossing in the same direction, appa-
rently with a view of concentrating large
force in Arkansas-perhaps to operate
against Gen. Curtis.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Normal Musical IHstitute---1S62.
There will be session of this School held in
WOOSTER, OHIO, commencing Monday, Au-
gust 4th, and continue daily three weeks, closing
Saturday, August 2Sd.
INSTRUCTORS.
DR. LOWELL MASON and Mr.. GEO. F. ROOT.
Instructions will be given
lst In the art Of teaching Music, training
Classes or Choirs, or conducting Church Music.
I'd. To meet the wants of those who having re-
ceived the advantages Of ordinary class or pri-
vate instructions, desire to make higher attain
ments in the art of Music generally.
Sd. Vocal training, or the more advanced cul-
ture of the voice.
4th, Harmony and Composition
9Th. Solo and Chorus Singing and Church Mu-
sic, to which VIII be added practice in GIees,
Anthems, Choruses, etc, by the best Masters.
TICKETS TO THE FULL CoURsE-SlO FoR ONE
WEEK-s3.5O
Wooster is a very healthy and pleasantly stu
sted town, having direct Railroad eommunica-
ton with ali other points in the Union.
The Institute will be held in 81 Areadome Hall, -
one of the best in the State.
Liberal arrangements will be made with the
hotels and private boarding houses for the en-
tertainment of the patrons of " the Institute"
Any person desiring further information may
address S. FRENCH, Cor. Sec.
WOOSTER, OHIO, July 1G, 1862.
N. B.-BEwARE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and
do not be misled by the statements Of E. c. Kill
bourne of the Ashland Academy of Music, false
ly representing that the session of the Normal
Musical Institute, to be held as above, is to be
mere Musical Convention under the assumed
/ title of Normal Musical Institute Annual ses
sions of this Institute have been held by Lowell
Mason, George F. Root and others, for severa
years past in different States CAST year at Chi
| cago) Yet with the facts before him, Mr.. X. hai
published the falsehood referred to.
s. FRENCH,
July 1887 And Officers Of the Society.
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Brakeman KILLRD.-Ye yesterday Mr.. l..
W. Green, freight train brakeman on the
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad,
fell from a car near Greenwich Station, four
Of the cars passing over his body, mangling
Il in a shocking manner. The deceased was
a single man, aged about 80 years, and ro-
sided with his hrother-in-law in Cleveland,
Wither the romans we're taken for interment.
City Fact.
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BUFFALO MARKET-JuIy II.
[BT TELEGRAPH.l

LuG TELEGRAPH
FLOUR-Market steady and demand active.
WHEAT-Market firm. Sales Of No. 2 Chicago
spring at gIc; No do at 96c Milwaukee club at $50
CSC; amber Michigan at 81 ,O6.
CORN-Market firm at 395f6140c.
OATS-Market firm. Sales at 35kc.
other grains quiet.
WHISK Y-Market firm. Sales at ne
CANAL FREIGHTS-Firm.
TMPORTS-7,OO0 bbls hourJ 25, 900 bush wheat;
3i.000 bush corn.
EXPORTS-s00 bbls flour; $4,000 bush wheat;
rs, co bush corn; 1000 bush oats.
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REeULARs.-FOrty-two men recruited In
iowa for the l2th Regulars, passed through
horo yesterday morning in charge Of Lieut.
W. W. Dewey, On route for Fort Hamilton,
New York, where they will be organized
They were hardy looking fellows. One Of
them was lad about thirteen years old, 60
ing as a drummer boy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18

A NEW DEETIFRToE, which cleans, whitens
and preserves the teeth and heals all diseases
of the gums, can be had by calling for Hud-
sons UnrivaIled Tooth Paste, at Strong &
Armstrong;, J. H. and A. S. GOrham's N. C.
Brewers, G. W. Clark's, or any druggists in
tho State If
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18

MRs. CoRA L. V. HATCH.-This gifted lady
will speak again at Brainard's Hall Wodnes-
day and Friday evenings Of this week; also,
next Sunday morning and evening.
Admittanee, 10 cents for single lecture,
or 25 cents for the course. Tickets to be had
at Brainard's Music Store.
Subjects chosen by the audience. iyl4-1w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18

Nor THAT MAN BUT ANOTHER MAE.-An
item in the Herald few evenings since con-
veyed the idea that W s. Bliss, brother Of
Col. stoughtOn Bliss of this city, was recently
killed in Virginia by a sentnel. Capt. Rich
ard HilIiard has received a letter from Col.
Bliss correcting the error. The ". S. Bliss
who was killed belonged to a Michigan Tegi-
meut. Col. Bliss brother belongs to an Hi
mis- battery.
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COMMRRGIAL.
OIEVEIAND PRODUOR nARKKT.

UNI UIlLWW TILUUUNU UIllINNANsNa
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, a
FRIDAY MORN1Ne, July 49, 1852. ] D
FLOUR-Market quiet and little doing. Sales Of
70 bbls red wheat at $3.50.
WHRAT-Market opened Arm, the supply on
hand being too light to ll demands to mako out car
goes saos Of 1900 bush rod free board at 81 ooi
car Ohio white, on track, at si,O7 ] car red, on
track, at 99ci market closing quiet, but very firm
CORN-Market quist and uominally unchanged.
OATS-Unchange Sale Of / car at Sic.
BUTTRR-Activea at l0@Ie for good.
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LEWIS BEEEFIT.-The 90 Slim Brigade 3"
will turn out tonight in a body to attend
Lewis benefit at the Academy Of Music. Go
early or there will be slim chance Of your
getting in. Mr.. Lewis is a distinguished
skeleton, who has just Joined the Brigade
He one Of the most artless men in the bri-
gads-you can see through him at glance
Let all the skeletons turn out and Lewis will
have q rafting benefit. Bone in.
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To THE AFFLIoTED.-We desire to call at
tention to the advertisement in another col
umn of J. S. Perley, 0Ptician and Spectacle
maker, who has recently opened a store at
1873 Superior street, under the johnson House.
he comes here with excellent testimonials
from good sources, and asks those afflicted
with impaired eye sight, Dearsightedness,
&C., TO give him call.
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ESCAPE OF REBEL PRIsONBRs.


A letter from New Castle, Del, in the
Bulletin, says that yesterday morning
eight rebel prisoners arrived there, having
made their escape from Fort Delaware on .
raft made by lashing boards together
They we're kindly received by rebel SYN
pathizers, and sent on their way 70 Dixie.
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FROM FORFREss MONROE.

NUHII-I77 l7I0IAvII 0llT To
A rumor has been ahOat tWenty-fouf
hours that the rebels had driven back our
forces at Williamsburg and taken possos-
sion, SC. There is not one word Of truth
in it, and the Government telegraph lines
have been constantly working through the
place up to the present moment.
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INSANITY rY.-Great complaint has been made
Of late concerning the operations Of negro
named Charles Washington, who persisted in
making indecent exposures Of himself, not
vitbstending numerous arrests and impris-
onments for the ofense. Marshal Gallagher
made afidavit to Judge Tilden yesterday Of
the negro's insanity, and he viii doubtless
he sent to the Asylum at NeWburgh.
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MIsCELLANEOUs
The following items we clip from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser and Tribune Of the 10th:


The following items we clip from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser and Tribune Of the 10th:
Arrangements arc about being carried into effected
by Chicago lumber firm 70 charter the tug Pr1ndl-
Vile with one other tug to tow raft Of lumber and
logs from Saginaw direct to Chicago the same to star
on or about the first Of the comming week. This IN
dertakng, if successful, is to be followed up by
Others who believe il to be not only the most reliable
but the most successful mode Of getting their lumber
through to that port.
THE Tue 0sWEGO, which left hereR short time since
for New York via the Gulf Of St. Lawrence has ar
rived there all right. Mr. WilbeT the late engineer
of her. has returned to this city and reports having
made successful trip.
COLLIsION.-The tug Winslow and Canada, both
with vessels in tow the former bound down, the lat
ter up, came in collision during Monday night, on
the River st. Clair, near Elk Island, during log
which prevailed at the time. The damage sustained
By the Canada Of quite serious character. Both
smOEe-pipes were carried away, one Of which went
overheard Her guard was cut into in close proxin-
ity to the hull, and one whee-hOuse completely
demolished, besides which she sustained damages q
/ a lesser character. From what we can learn, no
blame is attributable either hand, owing the thick
/ weather The Canada has been tOwed 10 this city,
| and will at once undergo all necessary repairs
| ARAcE-The captains Of the bark J. Sweeney and
| sohoOners West Wind and Comet have each made a
wager the result Of the present trip 10 Chicago,
the vessel arriving there last TO foot the bill. They
have already taken their departure from Buffalo, and
| may be expected to pass here Tomorrow.
| SCHOONER S. G. ANDREWS arrived here yesterday in
laaky condition. and is necessarily compelled TO 60
| into dry-dock to ascertain the difficulty.
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LOCOMOTIVE FOR THE GovERNMRST.-ThC
locomotive 90 Empire recently purchased
by the Government of tho Buffalo & Eric
Railroad Company, roaehOd here from Buff
falO last evening, and is going to Kentucky.
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A BAD MATTER MADE WORsE.-We thought
the selhshness displayed by Dr.. Seelye of the
Water Cure, in the matter Of the enclosure Of
Forest street for State Fair purposes, alluded
to in yesterday mornings edition, was sufi-
eiently reprehensible, but it is exceeded by
his cool efFrontry in attempting to defend the
course he pursued in the matter, as he doe
in a card published in last evenings Herald.
He might, perhaps, be induced to give his
gracious permission TO have the street closed
ND during the Fair, and for one week kapreviOus,
but if it should be deemed necessary that the
street should be blockaded for a longer pc
riod, the great State of Ohio must either de-
fer its Annual Fair or some locality must be
sought which will not in the least discom-
mode the aquatic doctor. We advise him tC
try one Of his own shower-baths, and en-
deavOr to take cooler and more sensible
view Of the matter. HydroPathy, in his case
has not proved favorable to the development
Of common sense.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18

MoxEY, MONEY Read E. B. Hale's ad-
vertisement Of old United States Treasury
Notos. Gold and silver, Canada and other
premium funds bought at the very best cur
rent rates. Persons having uneurrent or
premium bank bills, gold, silver, or Treasury
Notes for sale, will do we'll to call at Hale'E,
No. III Superior street, and increase their
funds from 2tO per cent and upwards.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18

MAGAzISEs.-Harpor's, Godey's and Peter
sons Magazines for August for sale at Bak-
er's, opposite the Post Office.
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MUsIo-STRINGs.-Porsons wishing to pur-
chase sheet music orviolin and guitar strings
will End it to their advantage to canat o. B
Boise & Co., No. Euelid-st. jyl6-1w.
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PAPERs.-Leslie's, and New Y Ork Illustra-
ted for July Goth, with ongravings of Nc.
Clellan's 'mastsrly retreat, received at Ba'
kor's, opposite the Postofice.
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Rv,rvARD's HALL.-MFs. Hatch's discourse
last evening on the "Past, Present and Fu-
turs Of America, !" was able and patriotic.
To facilitate the exercises tits desired that
writtsn subjects be brought in, Out Of which
the audience can make selection.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18

REFRIGERAToRs, &o.-A large variety of
the most approved styles of Refrigerators,
Water Coolers and Filters, fOur-minuts Ice
Cream Freezers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufac-
turers' prices at W. L. MARvIN's,
No so south side Public Square.
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~ AnYERTIsRlIRNTs.


The Annual Commencement Of the Lake
Erie Female Seminary at Painesvillo, which
began on Tuesday, concluded yesterday, July
18th. Tuesday and Wednesday we're devo-
ted to public examinations in the various
branches Of learning taught thoro, which
were we'll attended. The students acquitted
themselves with credit to themselves and
heir teachers. Yesterday the anniversary
exercises were held in a beautiful grove in
the rear Of the Seminary, q stage and seats
being arranged for the accommodation Of
those participating. The occasion was en-
Ivonod by tho music Of tho 7th 0hio's band,
recently returned to Painesvillo from Vir-
ginia. An address was delivered by Rev. S
Woloott, Of Cleveland, who treated in q con-
vineing manner ofthe combined Importance
Of the moral, intellectual and physical edu-
cation Of the young, and descanted at some
length upon the value Of the Mount HOiyoke
system Of educating young ladies, which is
praoticed at the Lake Erie Female Semina-
~. Diplomas were presented to the gradu-
ting class by Hon. Aaron Wilcox. Secretary
Of the Institution, after which the class was
addressed in an appropriate manner by Rev.
Mr.. Webster, Of Painosville.
The exercises we're very interesting
throughout, and were listened to
by large and fne audience, embracing rel
atives and friends Of the students and we'll
uishers Of the Institution.
The following are the names Of those com
posing the Graduating Glass, together with
their several places Of residence:
Emma G.. Barriss, Painesville.
Matte b. Bradford, Elyria,
Charlotte NJ. Duty, Cleveland.
Sarah A. Greer, Painesyillo.
Sarah L. Hayden, Chagrin Falls.
Ruth A. Kemp, Geneva.
Ednhh n. Lyman, MesopOtamia.
Lydia c. Palmer, Windham.
Lucy D. Proctor, Austinburg.
Emily L. Selby, Gustavus.
Charlotte NJ. Wooster, NorwRlk.
Mary s. Zimmerly, Erie, Pa.
The class was an unusually 6ne one in ap-
pearanoe, and we are assured that they gave
evidence Of having reached high order Of
scholarship.
The total number Of students the past year
Is seventy. The disturbed condition Of the
country reduced the number considerably
from what it was the previous year. The
following are the Trustees and Officers of the
insfifutfon.
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FoR THE U. S. ARNY.-Teamsters, Labor
ers, Blacksmiths, Wagon Makers, and Sad
dlers, are wanted Immediately for the army
in the West. Sec advertisement of Messrs
W. F. Carey & Co.
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WANTED-A situation as boOk-keePer or
salesman by gentleman who has had large
experience in Wholesale house. Address
C. H., Leader Office. R12:tf
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SPHEREoTTPEs.-Simpson Is, beyond ali ques-
ton, superior artist, and we advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness to call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 25s Superior street. will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-18

THE Commercial Mutual Insurance Com
pany have removed to their new building,
corner of River and Superior streets.
iuly14-2w:397
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ALLOTMENT RoLL.-Dr. A. Everett has re-
csivsd the money on the Allotment Ron Of
CO. B, 7th Regiment, 0. '. Il which Is !.
ready for distribution at Wsson' everett q
Co.'S Banking House.
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HORSE FOR sALE-CHEAP.-A bay mare,
years old, good for carriage or working
hsrse. Inquire at Leader Office.
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July17ag7

RETRIaERATORs.-Twel different sizes and
patterns. for sale at manufacturers prices, by
". P. Fogg, corner Superior and Seneca sts.
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M A r IN E. .
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED-JULY Il

ENTERED-JULT II.
Steamer May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Propeller Mineral Rock, Mckay, Kingston.
Schooner Arabian, Baylan, Toronto.
Schooner Perseverance, Runmill, Port Burwell.
Schooner ). W. Nichols, Miller, Buffalo.
ScOW Mayflower, Fields, ROndeau.
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Schooner Petrol, Peltier Port Hope.
Schooner J. W. Nichols, Miller, Chicago.
Sow MayfOweT, Fields, ROndeau.
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PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Proposals will be received az the Once q fha
City Civil Engineer until y O'Clock D. July zist, I3d5
for grading Blair Street llL
Plans and specifications car be seen aud blank
forms for bids obtained at said lngineer once amer
the 18th inst.
The Board OF City improvements invite tue sub
mission Of bids reserVing the feht 10 accept Or re-
ject the same. By order Of th0 Board. ~
q. ID. BISHOP,
iulyll397 City Civil Engineer.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
y Proposals. viii Be receired &c the once OF tha
CITY Civil Engineer until ~ O'Clock A. July lIft le
for building Sewer in Water street rom the southsr-
sary Catch Basins, Man Holes and Outlet 1
Plans and Specifications and blank forms lor lld1
the 10th inst. -.r1--
The Board Of City Improvements invite the l1l-
Mission cf bids reserFing the right % acc lI lss
70 u. BISHOP,
iulvIOa97 Cir Civil Engineer.
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Liberal Advances

Made, when left to be sold at the next State Fair
Sales in September. 1t is expected every prominent
manufacturer and dealer will be present at those
sales, which viii render unusual facilities to Mgr
chants and Growers, who should have thair Wool3i
not only on exhibition, but for sale. All WOos con-
signed to Us viii be sold previous 70 that time WIon
the owners prices can be obtained.
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VESSELS PAssno.-The following vessels passed De-

VESSELS PAssNG.-The following vessels passed De-
roit on the 18th
UP-Pr0peller Rescue barks Unadilla, Oneonta,
Buffalo; brig Ferguson; schOOners Watchful, Alvin
Ford, DeWolf.
DOwN-P PTOpellers Wisconsin, Queen Of the Lakes
bark Colorado; brig Standart; schoOneTs s. Robin
SON. Royal Oak, Transit, Clyde, s. H. kimbal Int r
national White Squall, Peoria, Star Of Hope, u. M.
Baxter, Success Dart, Dewitt, Walms, Pilgrim Wins
low Guido, Racine, Frank Crawford, Sibley, Wings
Of the Wind, Marshheld, Hubbard
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tice 10 an owner who is absent endeavor-
ing to destroy the Government, is certain
ly not very satisfactory. Still the owner
may not be thus engaged, and l think
reasonable time should be provided for
such parties to appear and have personal
hearing. Similar provisions are not un-
common in connection with proceedings
N rem. For the reasons stated, I return
the bill to the House in which It originated.
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D. D. HUDsUhJ hBenI.
Oliee-0viatt's Exchange, foot Of Superior
street, Cleveland, Ohio. R27:ly.
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NY. STOCK MARKET-JuIy IL.

[BY TELEGRAPH.l
lIONEY-Market steady at sac y cent on call;
and 5616{ = cent for strictly prime paper.
STERLING EXCHANCsE-Frim and unset
tied. Bankers bills nominal at l293661l3l.
GOLD-American gold closes firm at ls4fGl9 q
cent premidm. California gold bars, quoted ~ i94
69l97s q cent premium.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Market dull
United States Is 81 9gAlOO4; $40 Treasury Notes
lO23a6lO24.
STOCKS-Market higher but not active. Chi
cago& Rock Island 63; Cleveland Pittsburgh 2214i
Illinois Central scrip 81; Michigan Southern guaran
teed 50; Michigan Southern Pan; New York Central
81; Michigan Central 5914i Cleveland Toledo 46Sl
Pacific Mail lO6; Erie 34; Erie preferred 60; Panams
100; Michigan Southern sinking fund bonds l0O14
New York Central Is lO254; California Is g6; Illinois
Central bonds 81 Missouri 6s az United States 6s
year certifcats 95A; United States &c Oregon hall
yearly g53{; United State 81 coupons 994
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OsWEGo nIARKET-IuIr 1z.

BY TELEGRAPH
=FLOUR-MaTket unchanged Sales at s4,65 for
extra state.
EAT-Aarket quiet-nO sales.
GORN-Market unchanged. Sales G 900 bnsh u
linois at 44c.
Other grains nominal.
CANAL FiEIGHTS-Qui Flour &c; wheat
&c; corn * c 70 New York.
wheat $500 bush corn.
CANAL EXPOIiTS-l,S $50 bbls -four; 81 900 bus
wheat: 1000 bush corn.