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RUSSELL HOUSE
FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL,

THURSDAY EVENING, August S, 1866.
The Gold market to-day was steady and
firm, the price closing az 1855. The New
York press continue to assert the existence
of a clique or cliques to advance the prem
ium, but as there is no demand for export,
these operators find themselves unable to do
more thar sustain the premium by making
coin scarce for delivery. Tho New York
Times remarks upon this head i-"There is
a lnrge Bull interest in the Gold Room, con
centratrated in three or four hands, but no
general encouragement to support it in the
absence of all export demand and the &C
tual presence of a free supply of Exchange
at cheap figures. The chances for the re-
mainder OF the month Of August are against
any considerable advance Ia the Gold Room,
though on the other hand we discover no
immediate reason for a sufficient decline to
justify heavy shoEt sales. The range of 14j
@15O per cent. will probably cover the
fluctuations of the month either way"
Government Securities continue firm, and
the demand in the New York market is
undated. The old Five-twsnties, which
are in demand almost exclusively upon
foreign account, nave become very scarce
in the market, and are strong. The CONVEX
sion of Seven-thirties gives these bonds a
premium place in the operations of the mar
ket, and they have a steadily improving
tendency. The FeG-foFties ere attracting
mare attention, and the price OF these
touched par to-day.
Here the market closed for coin and gov
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THE DEATH PENALTY.
Execution of Alexander Mcdonnell for
the Murder OfROsa COlvin.
TO BE HUNG TO-DAY !

Alexander Mcconnell, the murderer of
Rosa Colvin, OF Olmsted, will suffer the ex-
IRENE penalty of the law-the death penal
ty-between the hours of ten 4. NJ. and two
P. NJ. to-day. The particulars of the muir
der, together with a full report Of the trial,
has already been laid before our readers.
There are no points of remarkable or even
uncommon interest in the history Of the IN
fortunate Alexander McCourell-a man de-
void of all the finer sensibilities-illitera.e
and vicious. Whatever may be the peculiar
views and opinions of each separate indi-
vidual with reference to capital punish
ment, there can be but one opinion as to the
guilt of the prisoner-for he has confessed 1t
His time for the past couple Of weeks has
been spent in preparations for his docm
and if we may trust appearances, his re-
pentance is sincere and his conversion com
plete. In conversation with him yesterday
afternoon he seemed cheerful and his coun
t~enance even frightened up when he SPOKE
of his departure-the bitter thought 0
which was that it would be by public exc
cution.
The Sheriff has issued a limited numbe
of tickets of admission to the jail-lor tn
execution is to be within the jail. The mum
Der of tickets is small as is the space; new
ertheless we presume there will be the usua
crowd of curious ones, vainly e~ndeavorinI
to obtain a glimpse of the condemned man
In this afternoons edition we will give
resume of the case, trial, and a full accoun
of the execution.
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1nRuetaI
NEW VoRx, August 9.

new XoRK, August 9.
The Commercials money article says:
The stock market opened strong this mornipI
At the nrst cal OF Tie regular bcasd prices wer
The second board, however, there was a slight reac
tion, and prices were about = lower. The under
tone Of the market is decidedly firm. and a ma
Jority OF the streets are committed for highe
prices. At the regular board the chief actiyity
was in Michigan Southern, which is under actiy,
clique manipulation.
The miscellaneous list was more active ant
rather hrmer.
Governments COntinue active and remarkably
nrm, owing to a steady f0rrign demand for 5-2Os
and TO operations connected with funding. Their
was q decided scarcity OF old 5-21s, and the pur.
chase OF abeUt Il quarter Of a million for shipment
appears to be SUFFICIENT, in the present state OF the
market, TO put up The price TO a. per cent.
The money market exhibits continued ease. The
application Of brokers for call loans are met rea.
Oily st o per c Mt, ard round s~uTpluses are loaned
st 4 per ceut. Owing to the backwardness Of the
fall trade there is still q very Light supply Of meT-
chants paper.
The rate of discounts for prime names is 5 q
6 per cent.
Foreign Exchange is nominal at about previous
rates. The supply Of the bills exceeds the de-
mand, and the rates are weak
Gold continues frm-apparently under the oper-
atlons OF a clique, who are carrying out a scheme
for producing an extreme scarcity of coin for de-
livery.
The rate on lOaas is 1-691-s per cent per day.
The Posts money article says:
The Gold market Is strong and coin remains
scarce for delivery.
Money continues extremely abundant at IN
changed rates.
The stock market opened frIn.
The following are the quotations at 2 pm. for
railroad shares:
New York c. ntrsl, 1922 Erie, G5Hi Hudson,
llgA Michigan Central, lu954 Illinois Central,
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1853 HNNNA SA@sssA Ia
Conpound-int. Notes, '65--.-.l059l0s lO6gIO9
The local money market was moderately
active to-day, the demand for discounts
with most of the banks being quite full.
Currency works closer, and some bankers
reported balances quite tight at the close.
Eastern Exchange is in good steady de-.
mand, and with light receipts the market
is gradually hardening. Rates as yet are
unchanged and steady at par buying and
LILO premium selling.
The general markets do not improve in
activity, though a generally steady tone is
preserved as to prices. Flour is firm and
unchanged for the higher qualities, but
with nothing more doing that to meet the
demands of local buyers. There was a good
demand for Spring Wheat to-day, chiefly
from millers, and the market was moder-
ately firm, though prices were irregular as
between round and car lots winter wheat
is very quiet Corn was 1@2c lower, and
quiet. Oats were dull and hardly so firm,
though without ~quotable change. In the
Provision line we lave 10 change to report,
prices remaining steady and firm. Butter
is quiet and unchanged. Cheese dull and
sready. Eggs quiet. Highwines steady.
Petroleum had an unsettled market to-day,
and 1@2c decline was established. There
was some inquiry, but holders would have
had to submit to greater concessions than
are indicated by our quotations to effect
sales.
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NEW York mnrka,-Ang. Q.

~C0TTOE-Dull, with a downward tendency. Sales
at 35gS7c for middf ng uplands.
FLOUR-Dsl. Declining for inferior grades,
while ell other kinds are quiet and without deci-
sales st sG,GO@s,O5 for extra stats; s., COG
$50 extra round hoop Ohio; S9,4O9ll,2j iOr
trade brands. Closing quiet.
WHIsKY-Bull and nominal.
W~HEAr-Rather more doing but prices without
decided charge; inferior descriptions still tend
downward
saIe, at 81, coal 50 for common Chicago tp-ing;
sl,75 for Milwaukee club; No. l Milwaukee at
500; sos for sAa | parcels d. and new amber
Missouri on private terms.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Dull and nomi1sl.
BARLEY MALr-Dnll and nominal.
CoKN-Ab0ut lie letter, with less doing. the de-
mAnd being chiefly for eastern tra,e
Sales at sa9SIc Tor INFERIOR Sl1&9s2, for good
| Shipping mixed western.
OArs-MOre active and 214c higher.
Sales ct 4lG4lJac for Chicago; 44AG50c for Mil
waukee; 52@55c Iowa.
CcyFEE-QUi=t.
sUGAE-steady. Sales CT Cuba st IOA9nA".
MOLAssEs-D-n.
PEraoLEJn-Eas;er.
Sales at &c for crude. and 4294Sc for
refined in bond; 5597Ec for foreign.
PORK-OPened frmer but closed worry heavy.
Ssles At S3l,Sl&S2,t6 for new msss, closing
at S3l, 81 regular 81, 5c@30,0 90 for old mess; S2i,5O
1 @27,75 for prime Also lao bb,s new mess for
September, sellers option, at S3I 81.
BEEF-Steady.
sales at sl6,OO@ao.OO for new plain mess, and
! S.1,O092i,OU for new extra mess
BEEF HAMs-Dull a-d Nominal.
RACON-Dull.
Cur M~EATs-Firm. Sales at l5Lgl6Izc for
shoulders, and 2O923o for hams.
LAED-Firmcr. sales ut lSl4G2lS4c-
BUITEs-DulL- Sales al 2O@S5e Tor Ohio, and
27@4Oc for stats.
UHEEsE-DRll. Sales ct 69I9c.
FEEIGHTs TO LIyERPOOL-Steady and quiet.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or CLEVELAND.

ENTERED...--......-.-...AUGUsT s.
stmr Morning Star, yiger, Detroit
Stmr Msgner, 10 Ges, Detroit
Prop Idaho, Goldsmith, Buffalo
Prop Empire State, Pheatt, buffalo
Prop City OF Fremont, Flint, Buffalo
Prop Pacific, Traverse, Toledo
Bark Orphan Boy, Foster, Buffalo
Schr PnslarOpe, Doyle, Buffalo
Schr L III Carrtngton, Dove, Port Huron, ITO m
lumber, 90 m lath
schr John 5 Miner, Burton, Bay City, 1896 feet
sehr Indisncla, Becker, East Saginaw, les m lum.
her, 20 In lafh
schrC c @ G~riswold, Berrlman, Marquette, Ala tons
iron ore
Sohr Mary Booth, Hudson, Rowan, Is m lumber
Schr Glenayen, Spence, Stanley
Schr Rapid, Peace, Hamilton
schr Annette Davis, McDermond, BurweH, 40, $40
shingles
Scow satler Girl, Kelso. Avon
seow Mona, Field, helly's Island
CLEARED.
Stmr City OF Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
SImr Magnet, Hodges. Detroit
Prop Arctic, Pratt, Toledo
HrOp Tioga, Sisson, DunEiTk
Prop Empire State, Fheatt, Chicago
Prop ) d Caldwell, Lewis, nntonagOn
Prop Maytower, Mitchell, Milwaukee
Prop Pacific. Traverse, Buffalo
Prop IrOnsides, Turner, OntOnagOn
Prop Idah-, Goldsmith, Chicago
Bark Nelson, Milwaukee, 100 tons coal
Schr Milan, Porter, Marquette
Schr Eli Bates, Holmes, Chicago, 476 tons coal
Schr irOusi5es, Young, Marquette
schr W IL Willard, BUyes, Detroit, go tons eoal
ochr Eliza Cogan, MsrsiIliott, Portage, 476 tons
coal
Schr W A Glover, Weaver, Hamilton, go tons
coal
scow Union Star, Flick, Saginaw
Scow VIM Park, Desans, WyaBdotte, ICE tons OF
coal
Seow Colorado, Becker, Saginaw
Sow gutIar Girl Ea1aa MartIrhaad
Seow Mountain Maid, Tifeid, Detroit
Scow Mona, Field, X. 1.
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Just RecefVed-lmOngst the GUer-
rIllaS, by Edmund Kirk; price $3.50.
The MOntanas, a novel, by SallIe j.
aHcOek; price $1.75. The House BY
the ChurChyard, b. the author of
Ky;der'S Hand; price Sf.T5. Felix
Holt, the Radical, by George Eliot,
au' hOF of Adam Bede paper, price
75ctS. Land at Last. a novel BY Edo
mand Yates, author of Broke to haF-
ness ; paper, price scots. Also a new
supply Of Eece Homo, Christ ma ROs-
setti's POams, and Sir Morton Pet0'S
B0ok-The Resources Of America; the
latest edition OF the Internal Rev.
enue Laws, and the Tax Payers nan
uai, by GeO. S. Boutwell,, each scots,
at Cobb, Andrews 4 Co.,
aug7 2I1 S~upsFiOF-St.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
,UR MIDNIGHT MARKET REP0n4

DUK MIDNIGHT MARKET REP9E1
Especial Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
New YORK, August 9.
MONEY.
There is NJ change to notice In money, and TIT
market is very moderately sndfreely supplied at
q 5 per cent. on call.
The gold marker closed up quietly at 1880
1851.
EXCHANGE.
Exchange is very dull.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
The G-Overnmsnt securities closed up firmly, after
an active change.
The following are the closing quotations /:
Coupons 1881. Il09lOl5s; Fiye-twenties cou-
pOns sold 1U791O74 for 1865 lO61zdlOGZ for
1864 and 1865 lO4O coupons 9GA 7-S0s 1855
STOCKS.
The stock market ct the last open board was
generally firm, and there was but VERY little alto
ration from the quotations current before the seq
sion.
RAILROAD STOCKS
Closed st the following prices
New York Central, ln41s9lO5 Erie, 6s5z96Sh,
Reading, ulI@ll2i Michigan Southern, S53Sd
S5H; Illinois Central, 12Z3S Cleveland and Pits
burgh, s7A Cleveland & Toledo, II691I6s4;
Rock Island, 1865.
PETROLECM STOCKS.
United States, 7S5.
MINING STOCKS.
American Flag, 100; Ripp & BaelI, leo; Wal
XIII Lead, - 1913 Consolidated Gregory, II;
New York Geld, 1870.
DRY GOODS.
The following were the quotations reported at
the Dry Goods Exchange, i0bbeT's prices
Brown Sheetings-Atlautic A, 81 in-h. 23%; do.
d, sc inch. 2I1z do. Z, 81 inch, 20; do. G., 80 inch,
~ do H, 50 inch, 20; Augusta. &c inch, q
do, 80 inch, TX.
S~heetings and Observation-Disclosures
gin, 32A Anthony a Co, 27E; Balloon s Son,
- Bates Xxx, SO.
Prints-Freemen, IGL; Garner & Co., 2sH:
Hamilton, 10; London mourning, l7%; Victory,
II Wamsulta, l4L.
Ginghams-CaledOnia, %; Glasgow, %; Hart
ford, 22A Lancaster, Tx.
Paper Collars-Metropolitan Collar COMPANY,
sl69S35.
Hoop Skirts-BradieT's Duplex Elliptic per doz.
s7Z9le5 Empress Trail, 10,
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BEEEA.-Rey. DR.. Poe of Cincinnati is to
spend next Sabbath in Berea. Preaching
morning and evening in the NJ. E. Church,
which has been beautifully painted and
irescoed by Downey 4 Co. of this city.
The church is now one of the finest Cn
its internal appearance) in Northern Ohio.
A liberal and intelligent congregation wor-
ship in it.
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keepers SO; Jugglers, $50; Lawyers, ~;
Livery stable keepers, $40; Lottery Iche'
dealers, SIOO; Manufacturers, Sle; Mlhe[s'
$40; Patent agents, SO; Patent right deal
ers' SD; PeddIers, LIST class, $780, PeddleTs'
2I class, S25; Peddlers, Sd class, SO; Fed-
dlers, 4th class, SO; Pe9dlers OF hsh, 20
Peddlers of dry goods in original packages
or jeweIry, $50; Peddlers of dIstlied sPil
its, fermented liquors or wines, SOW fno.o-
graphers, $40; Plumbers and gas ntie
| 2IOi Physical as and surgeons, SO; Real es-
tate agents. $40; Rectifers of any quantity
| not exceeding 500 barrels, $25; Rectiters o.
any quantity exceeding 500 barrels go II
| addition TO the S25 for every 500 barrels rec.
titled: Stallions and jacks, $40; theatres
museums, and concert halls, SlOO; IoDac
%conists, SO.
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SOLDIERS TAKE NoTIcE d. W. Gage, at
No. 70 Case Block, is the proper man to
prosecute your claims. He has experience
in the business and is perfectly reliableand
responsible. See advertisement in another
column. aug2-34O
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To VETERAN SoLDIERs.-Veteran soldiers
Of Ohio can have their medals sent to them
by forwarding their address to Adjutant
General Cowan, Columbus also, giving the
company and regiment to which they be-
!onged, and the time and place OF re-enlist-
ment. There are a gOOdly number of men
here entitled to this honor, snd who can
thus easily obtain it.
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Academia boy, whose name we did
not learn, had his foot crushed yesterday
afternoon while en~deavoring to Jump on the
front platform of a West Side street car. II
u remarkable that people viii never learn
that the rear platform is the proper entrance
and exit.
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pittsburgh Petroleum asrEet.
Ispealsl to Cleveland Daily LnAD-n.l

PIFFgsUKGH, August 1-T:l5 P. =.
Crude prices a shade lover. Sales 1000 bbls, Bal
tinore delivery September, at 19c, bbls returned
1000 bbls bulk, delivered first rise, at Il{e. Ofers
were m ide last evening of I5c for 1000 bb.s bulk
September delivery and 5000 btls bulk October de
livery. Refined heavy. Sales $50 bbls bonded, i'm
mediate delivery free on cars, al sc 1903 bbls
November delivery Philadelphia at 45c 1000 bbls
for October at 44o.
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Just received by schia Elsoffer & Co., 100
Superior street, Opposite the Weddel
House,) a large assortment in new styles Of
ladies dress buttons, belt buckles, breast
pins, hair nets, &C., which they offer to the
trade at New York wholesale prices. jySO.
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SEW ADyERTIsEnENTs

Bryant, Stratton & Perrin-Local Notice.
FELTON, & Bigelow-Loesl Notice.
II. Olmsted-Annual Horse Fair.
City Hotel-Horse for Sale.
+. Judson-FOr Sale.
100 Ontario street-Store for Sale.
Robert Hanna i Co.-For Lake Superior.
Petit & acknowledgements.
J. C. Simmons & Coulter for Sale.
z. A. B.-Wanted to Purchase.
Calvin Car-For Sale.
a Prospect street SO Reward.
Lost-POcket Book.
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Rn1FaIo HEnrket-Ang. 8.

ELOUR-S4les of extra state at IS, 1899, Is
western spring at S4,5o9It, so.
WHEAT-Qui.t. Held No. I Milwaukee p ime
at $3.50.
CoKN-sales at csc for No .; CS1z@6sc for No L.
OArs-Sales Of Wisconsin 81 42c.
BA~RLEY-NUminal.
RYE-Nominal.
~PORK-Sales at $3.50
LSRD-Szles at 2lG2l%c.
NWSKY-NOmiual.
CANAL FREIGTs-TO New York: v heat Ice;
corn lie; oats &c. To Albany Wheat l4ei corn
lie. oata u.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE. young man, age 90. would Ike to
" purchase sn interest in some established mer-
cantl- or manufacturing business. Has sslu0 in
cash is . good hook-ke per, and understands busi-
ness has a good acquaintance in the sty and q nm
tH- Az communications strictly Confidential a..
dress r.. a 2 - PostoHe~ Hucios56
NaW FE0UR-C. ANDRENS. former of On
- 5auo aud Prospect streets, Eas ju=t received la
pArTc!s OF iGU celebrated st, loais Flou- U,asa " ,n
Ihe bst selected white wheat. arr-.sf5
RULLIARDSi BILLIARDS!, RTYIE
- AhHSlLH would call the attention ~ buv.rs
10 my nev improved ATENT CDMRTNaTIGN-
AND TABLES. which raurot b. snr-
passed by any others IN the wOrli for elasticity cor
rectness OF angles, and durability, which 1 seiI ~
TeAsoneole pTcts, with a hne stock or Cloths. Rails
Sues, ana eyeTy thing connected with the trade
orders ~ nal attended to at nv factory. ~ FuIro5
street seT York City. W. b. GRlFFITU.
DR0EITABLE EMPLOYMENT o
SUhmEN y ~FALL-The address Of school
tetoler. ttudenis, clcrgymen, disabled soldiers and
3tnef5 wanted business light aad pleasant. Al
3ies p . ShEEh, IA Superior street, CIsva;and.
., Room Z, no stairs. TqsCs
&Sn 0nn. nIGNEE ADVANCED
SS0-O'S 10 sans 70 suit-at the aT sfgn6
kLa Wel-kcGrl LOAN OgFTIE
- "fa O. every KIND. Wis: Geld sid Sflvsr
8aLCEes t!smo2ds, silver Ware, J.uelTF, GuEs
rstois, C-fFiag, Dry Goods. Pferoa. Balc|eS,S 80
al personsl property and articles ofvRlue- on 10 49,
49, acueTy terms euEiGess strictly rrivef. -,
EHlsueo ISL. n B.-A vsristr OF uars4aersas
Ss-tfNesgy Cans, ETC.. fer sole st harcoins
tIcorRe7c q Gster end SrRSrior st-osfs- 1rr-
JCNw WAGNER
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HosrErTER,s STOMACH pIrrERs.

$1,000 ReWard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a preserip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, WhOoping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
tanks Meliiauous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweats. One bottle Is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whoOping cough and primary cases
lifuous Cough Balsam. 1t can be be had st any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, %.
mf.R5
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C. J. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physician
Particular attention given to disease Of
women and children. All Chronic diseases
successfully treated. Office hours from II
A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ, at 80 South Side of Monu-
mental Square. Residence East Cleveland.
sup2:362
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0nscazo narkeI-Aug. Q.

FLOUR-Firm.
WHEAF-Du.l and almost nominal. Sales al
81, 100 q for MOL
C0KS-Fi m at advance Of &c. Sales at $50
5SlSS fer Mol l; 5G%G5G4c Tor No. 2.
OATs-Firm AT an advance l. Gales at 29@SOc
PBoyI.ToNs-Dull.
MESS POEk-DVu ct S52,5O.
FREIGHTs-Deolined Ne. &c for corn b Buffalo,
R~ECEIPTs-Flour 1000 bbls. wheat 7OOO hu.i
corn III, 900 bu; &, 800 eats
SHIPNESTs-Flour 3, 500 bbls.; wheat $500 bu.
corn lS2,OOO bu.; oats 23,OOO bu.
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AGESTS EVASTED-In every State. County
u ana Town, 20 introduce the best and latest ar
ucle out- Agents can sell with ease 5aO per day. and
clear 50 per hundred. One hundred sent By ex-
press Tor 5 sannle packages Of fftV for S2.Gn. ID
dress W CASTOR ( co, Chambsrsburg, Penn
sskahA auge:33g
WANTED-Canvassers TO sell and but up Bs-
foaa Patent Gong House Bell. Men areciear-
ingtrom sl5l 70 500 rer month. Send for circular
.. -. AffESoE GeB1 Agent. Grafton. O. apS:sla
GENTS WANTED-To sell the largest aed
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RETURNED.-Detective Van Husen, who
has been absent from his post at the depot
some time, returned on Wednesday evening.
We may, therefore, expect several arrests of
piekPockets, &c, in a day or two by this
shrewd officer.
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FLOuR.-Dull-
WHEAT-Unchaugtd. Sales Of No / amber, crop
of65, at S,25i A amber do and white Michigan,
new crop, S2,4l.
CORS-Firm and lie better. Sales at e4Kc for
No. / mixed.
oATs-sc lower. Sale of No at ss1l@sse for
No. 1.
-BIE-SteAdy.
AXE FREIsHrs-Dun.
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HoRsE-BAcE RIDING.-This delightful and
healthful exercise is becoming very fash
ionable with the ladies of Cleveland, and
every morning and evening a number can
be seen on horseback, cantering along our
more secluded avenues.
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The RAvESSA RAcEs.-Our reporter at the
Ravenna races yesterday has failed to for
ward a report of the doings there, further
than that the "Gray Eagle" in a pacing
race with a Kentucky horse was grandly
v~ictorious-the fastest time being 1889.
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