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CHICAGO, June 5.-FlOur - Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Active but lower:
No. 9 Chicago spring 81 4j cash; 81 40 july:
81 80 August; No. 5, 81 so. Corn-Uusct.
tied but generally lower ut AjIic cash;
iGHc July; 4S1tG August; rejected 4lc.
Oats-Fairly active and n shade higher
at 374c cash and July; rejected 2Sc. rive
Steady and unchanged ut zoe. Barley
Quiet at co.. Pork--StrAdy with fairde.
mand at SlS 90 cash; SIS I2y1aI3 10 july;
S!3 2719al3 80 August. Lard-Steady and
ia fair demand at 50 0j cash; 50 l5a9 II
July; 50 25a9 271G August. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-Quict at
81 o..
The Board OF Trade by almost unan.
ilnous vote decided to shorten the ses.
sions. The morning session will now close
at o'clock and the afternoon at $3.50.
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WHEELING AND CINCINNATI PACKET
CoNrANY.-The Wheeling and Cincin'
natl Packet Company, which was incor.
porated in April, to build the new
steamer Andes, held meeting at Cincin,
natl last Saturday, to elect Board oI
Directors and ollicers for the ensuing
year. The Directors chosen were: Capt
Chas. Muhleman, David Gibson, Ed
Muhleman, ]. G. Muhleman and Ed. Ste
veps. The Board Immediately met and
elected the following olFicers: President
David Gibson; Vice President and Super,
intendent, Capt. Chas. Muhleman; Treas
urer, Ed. Muhleman; Secretary, Ed. Ste
venS. The stock Of, the company con
sists OF 800 shares divided "a follows
Captain Chas. Muhleman, 97; Ed. Muhle,
man, SO; DAVID Gibson, 9G; J. G. Muhle,
man, 20; G, H. Booth, 90. The capital Of
the company is $4,000.
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The President has signed the commits.
sion Of Ex-Governor Thomas o. Osborne
Of Kansas, as United States Minister tc
Chill.
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BALTIMORE & Oulo stock has fallen to
lO5 bid, 100 asked, and it looks US il il
might decline to par ere long. Low
freights and the depression in business i,
telling on all the roads. The PennsyI-
vania road declined to 28i last Saturday
but rose above 80 yesterday. Cleveland
& Pittsburgh is quoted this morning a,
80 and u fraction, bid. Its decline il, Of
course, speculative, ns its dividend paying
ability Is not seriously questioned. The
Pennsylvania road has u possible big
strike hanging over it, extending perhaps
from New York to Chicago, It has, too
the competition OF the New York Gen.
trail, at SIS from Chicago to New
York for passengers, to contend with.
|, is charged now that Vanderbilt made
the first aggression by arranging a
through connection with what was mere.
Iva local fast train over the Toledo and
Wabash. Scott rctortel by a similar
arrangement, and when Vanderbilt, went
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FIRE RECORD.

CINCINNATI. June 5.-Mt. Gornel
which was struck by a tornado last even.
Ing, Is thriving town Of about 5000 in.
habitants, on the Cairo 4 VinCennes Rail
road. The most prominent buildings de-
ltroyed by the hurricane were the CourI
House, two newspaper offices three
churches, one the finest in Southern
Illinois, two school houses, about wenty
business houses and about one hundred
residences we're destroyed or damaged
by wind or FIRE. The loss Is estimated at
from 100000 10 $500000. The same
storm damaged u number Of buildings il
other towns lying in lie pathway. Al
NATION, Ills, the residence Of Willis
Walkup was thrown into the str eet and
turned bottom side up, injurlng Mrs
Walkup seriously.
The Commercial has the following nc.
count Of the disaster at Mt. Cornell, Ills.
A terrible tornado passed over the town
about $3.50 yesterday afternoon. II
struck the town at the south end Of
Cherry street aud passed due north, tax.
ing in about one square east and west,
destroying almost everything in It's
course. Twenty-Five dead bodies have
been found thus far Geo. Watkins, Wm.
Newkirk, Geo. Brien, s. Goodrich, Fred
GOeke' ]. MaStersons, a child; John Ten.
mis-, Mrs. Barton, John A. Edgar, Charles
Norman, Benz. Ballard, Geo. Moore, VIM,
Waller, John Long, james Higbee, Miss
StockwiCk, Jas. Reel, Mrs. Dolphdyer,
Lathrop D. Lee, G. L. Poole.
The damage TO property ia estimated
at SSO0,OOO The Ere was finally subdued
after six hours steady work by the fire.
men.
Many were wounded whose names can.
not now be given. The estimate OF the
loss Of life cannot now be reported, as
Numbers Of farmers were in from the
country whose teams were scattered
among the debris. Physicians were
brought from the adjoining towns by a
special train to assist in the care Of the
wounded.
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Typographical Union,

LOUISVILLE, June 5.-The Information,
al Typographical Union met this morn.
ing at 8 o'clock. Very little business
was done. Detroit was selected as the
place for holding the next annual conven,
tion. A uniform constitution for the
Union was presented, and section by sec.
tion was discussed and adopted. The
discussion on numerous resolutions to,
gether with the report Of the President
occupied the time Of the Convention.
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CHICAGO, June 5.-The American Med.
ical Association (aloputhic) began its
four days session here this morning,
President H. l. Rowidith, of Boston, IN
the chair. DR.. Davis, OF Chicago, deliv.
cred the opening address. Tie list OF
delegates, being about 80 in number, was
read and approved, after which the Pres.
ident delivered the 2Sth annual address,
reviewing the history and predicting the
future OF the Association.
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NEw YoRE, June 5.-Cotton-Dull and
easy at II 9'l6c. FlOur-DulI, tendency
In buyers favor; No. 9, s. 5Ga5 90; Super.
fine western and State 50 OOaG S5: com.
mon to good 50 05a7 90; good 10 choice
y O5a7 25; white wheat extra 81 gON7 20.
fancy 81 50a9 %; extra Ohio So 7Sas II
st. Louis 81 0Oal0 59; Minnesota nStent
process S. 00All 90, Wheat.-Duil and
very limited export or milling enquiry:
ungraded spot 81 81; No. 3 Milwaukee,
81 6S; Chicago spring 81 CT; No. q NH.
wGukeG 81 IS spot, 81 Gal 70 to arrive.
Rye-Quiet but firm; western 79as0c. Bar.
ley and Malt-Quiet. Corn-Lower good
business done; ungraded western 52jSa57c;
steam mixed 5Ia54I ISc. OAts-Lower; west.
ern mixed and State SOaG5c; white western
ijaG0C. IIay-IIeavy; shipping at zoe,
Hops-Quict; new western SaiSc; yearlngs
BHlOc. Colet-Quiet land unchanged. Su.
gar-Quiet but firm; fair to good refining
lO%Rl094c; prime i0IEal0Nc. MolassesS
Quiet and firm. Rice-steady and good
demand; Carolina 5HnsNc; Louisiana Ga
VEc. WhiSky--SteNdy at ST. II.
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a General Strike on tho PENN
Hylvanin ISaiIrOnd,

NEW YORK, June 5.-The strike among
the lsborers employed by the Pennsylva,
mia Railroad Company has now become
general, This morning between $50 and
300 men from Piers 3S and 80, North
river, marched in body to the Battery
Park and met the men from Piers auc
2, and after short consultation agreed
to hold out against the reduction. a
strong police force is present at tho Piers
to preserve order, although no disturb
ance has been created, the men all ap
pearing orderly and we'll behaved and
offer no molestation to those who wish tc
60 to work. At one o'clock the men or
Pier 4, with the exception OF 10 or 10
struck work. 1t is proposed to hold Il
meeting tonight and appoint a commit
tee to wait on prominent merchants and
ask them to arbitrate on the issue be
tween the railroad company and tht
men,
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CHICAGO, June 5,-The grand jury to.
day returned indictments against II. B.
Hindsdale and his clerk for destroying
the evidence which would presumably
have shown that Hindsdale had procured
the contract for the granite work on the
new comfy Court House though fraud
in which the county board participated.
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CRIMES AND CASULTIES.

ST. Louls, June 5.-Atals,e hour las,
night, while police officer Singley wal
attempting to arrest John FIaheTty, who
was beating his wife at his house in The
western part OF the city, he was shot by
the latter and mortally wounded. Flaher.
y was arrested shortly afterwards and
locked up.
Officer McCarty, who shot and killed
John Shelley, Sunday morning, was re-
leased from arrest last evening, the Cor
oners jury returning verdict that Nc
Carly did the shooting in the discharge
Of his duty.
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New ORLEANS, June 5.-There Is q
large attendance at the concert at The
Opera House to witness the lottery draw.
ing. General Jubsl A. Early Is drawing
the tickets and tho numbers and General
Beauregasd the prizes from their re-.
spectiye wheels. Number S7,l67 drew
100000, number 81, ,754 drew $4,000 and
number 7,496 drew $4,000.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

LONDON, June 5.-Private dispatches
from Lima say Don Nicholas de Pierok,
revolutionist, and his suite, surrendered
themselves to the Peruvian authorities
with the iron clad turret ship Huascher
which these partisans had seized. The
British and African Steam Navigation
Company's steamer Gambia was wrecked
on the 18th Of May at Cape Peolneas.
The crew and passengers were saved.
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MEMPHIs, June 5.-J. P. Lallemand, n
native Of France, doing business as an
upholstercr, on Second street, suicided
this morning by throwing himself from
the balcony Of the Jail to the flags, some
10 feet below, causing death instantly.
He has been threatening suicide some
months and was arrested last evening to
prevent him from so doing. He leaves a
wife and Eve children.
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COMMITTEE OF RECEpTEON.-The fol
lowing ladies and gentlemen have beer
requested to act as committee Of recCp
ton at the baby show: Mrs. Geo. Adams
Mira. L. Mix, MrS. Maj. Loring, Mrs. J
D. Dubois, Airs. +. ]. HeRrne, Mrs. Geo
X. Wheat, Mrs. J. D. Culhertson, His Ex
cellency Gov. II. NJ. Mathews, ex.Gov. J
J. Jacob, His Honor Mayor Sweeney
Sheriff Geo. K. Tingle, J. D. Bois, Esq.
Hon. r, &. Barr, Hon. J. 5. Miller, An
ditor, W. $. Hearn, Esq, Hon. G. L
Cranmer, VIM. leighton, jr, Mrs. J. n
Vance and Mrs. G. g. Kemble.
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Official Intelligence Regarding
the Lnte Indian Battle.
CHICAGO, June 5.-The following was
received here:
HEADQUARTERS YELLOWSTONE,

HEADQUARTERS YELLOWSTONE, !
COMMAND CANToNMENT, AT
Tongue RIVER, May 16, 1877.
On the 7th inst. the hostile Sioux camp
OF $40 lodges, under Lame Deer. was sur.
priSed captured and destroyed 450 mules,
horses and ponies were captured, and IA
Indians left dead on the field, including
the principal chief, the leader and head
warrior, Iron Star,
Our loss was as follows: Killed-Pri.
Yates c. A. Martindale and Frank Clock.
owsky; Company F, ID Cavalry; Pri-
Yates Peter Lewis and Chas. Springer,
co. II, ID Cavalry. Wounded-SeCond
Lieut.. A. NJ. Fuller, Cd Calvary; right
shoulder; Private Salni. Fryer, co. +, %
Calvary, right arm; Private VIM. Osmer,
co. +, I'd Calvary, right hand; Private
Pat Ryan, CO. G, ID Cavalry, left arm;
Private T. B. Gilmore, co. II, Cd Cavalry,
neck; Private Fred. Wilks, co. L. ID Cav.
airy, left hand; Private Wm. Leonard, co.
L, ID Cavalry, chin.
Signed n. A. Miles,
Colonel Commanding.
This is the FIRST official intelligence oI
the battle received at military headquar.
tnra
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THE funeral of Wm. F. Wollenweber
took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residence on Market street, under
the auspices Of the lodge Of Odd Fellows
Of which he was member. The remains
were inferred At the Caldwell's Run Gem.
etery.
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ADMITTED TO BAlL.-Franklin Stephen.
who was indicted at the last term Of the
United States District Court for selling
nqGor without license, was admitted to
SaIl yesterday morning by United States
Commissioner Hannibal Forbes. The
,S Tail given was $1,000 for each Of the
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LAST evening Vim. Tracy and Thomas
Cassiday exchanged few w0Fts on the
corner Of l2th and Main streets, when
the former knocked the latter down.
Tracy was arrested and;will be examined
this morning at the police court.
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The gentlemen who signed the call to
the stockholders Of the Ohio Il Missis.
sippi Railway Company, under date OF
May 4, asking for proxies authorizing
them 10 select committee to obtain full
information as to the liabilities and re.
sources Of the company, having received
proxies for very large amount Of stock,
met and selected the following: VIDE.
Maurice, F. P. Daupfel, Il. L. Cutting, jr.
VIM. Cox, Henry NJ. Day, James N.
Hartshorne and A. Campbell. Subse.
quently the committee met and organ.
lied with Mr.. Maurice as Chairman and
II. N. Day as Secretary and Treasurer.
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OMAHA, June 5.-A private dispatch
from Atlantic City, Wy, says that the
Cheyenne Indians are almost starving.
The supplies are laying at the Green
River station. Some one is responsible
for the delay. Some fear that the
Indians will be driven to commit depre.
dations 10 keep from starving.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs.-The Board
Of Public Works met at the Capitol al
II a. NJ. yesterday, all the members being
present.
The report Of Thoma, Sweeney, Super
intendent OF the Cumberland Road, foi
the months Of April and May, was ap-
proved, and he was allowed 81 ,l40 so 10
pay for building the wall and filling in the
same on east the side Of Wheeling Hill.
He was also authorized to make repairs to
the house occupied by A. Davis, Collector
Of Tolls at Gate No. 3, not exceeding in
coat SIS.
Dr.. D. Mayer, Of Kanawha county, was
appointed Commissioner Of Immigration,
without pay.
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APOSTOLIC nENPpIcrIoN.

QuEHEc, June 5.-The following dis.
patch has been received by cable from
Rome by the Arch.Bishop Of Quebec
Sovereign PontiG returns thanks, and
grants with deep affection the apostolic
benediction to you and all the faithful OF
Canada.
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The benefit picnic to be given by the
friends Of Mr.. Ludolph next Saturday
bids fair TO prove an immense success.
Over 1000 tickets have already been sold.
The music will be furnished by Cock.
ayue's full band.
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The Howleys who were before Justice
Wheeler on Monday evening for disturb.
ing the peace are not the HoWleys who
live on Wood street, Centre Wheeling.
The difficulty occurred on 23d street be-
tween Jacob and Eoff.
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ANTWERP. June 5.-Arrived-Steamer
Vaderland, from New York.
SAN Francisco, June 5-Cleared-
British Bark Lochdoon, Liverpool.
New York, June G,-Arrived- The
Queen, from Liverpool.
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SEVERAL engagements have been
broken of this spring already, because
the couples would play croquet and she
would insist that he hadn't passed
through the last wicket and he'd get mad
and say wicket words.
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GhsGntsltigeucet.
Intcllivencer ior The summer.

Per,oni kaviHg The city may hare The L'deRiOeHse'
Hai 10 their atIr,M BY mail Totiagt prepaid, JOr
nleh line al Asy may deiIt, at he raie u AjlSsN
'SRii per Ee'k,
rs The money 10 pay Jr he iim' required RHtI
IA all eaRi accompany NE ori,F'
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTArE.-The fol,
lowing transfers Of real estate were admit,
ted to record in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made June 4, 1877, by 7. ]. HUI
gus, trustee, to Henry Kiliyer, for the
north half OF lot No. 5 in square No. Is
fronting on Jacob street, formerly James
street, together with all the improve
ments situated thereon and thercunto be,
longing; s., $50.
Deed made June 4, 1S77,by G. W. Ken.
nedy and wife TO Robert Hazlett, for 10
No. 3 in square AZ, on the east side o
McColloch street, between 37lh and 3Stt
streets; S475,
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Farewell IIcnIricIks.

INDIANAPOLIS, June ga public fare
well has been rendered TO Ex-Governor
Hendricks before his departure for Eu.
rope, to take place n, the Bates House on
Friday evening. Senator Mcdonald has
been invited to deliver the farewell nd.
dress.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
- -
GENERAL NEWS.
Investigation of the Wreck Of the
Steamer San Francisco.
Particulars as Given to the Court
Of Inquiry.
The Great Hurricane In Illinois.
Particulars of the Disaster at Mt.
Carmel---The Killed and
Wounded.
South Carolina and Her Public
Debt.
The Great Strike on the Central
Pennsylvania Railroad.
South Carolina and Her Public
Debt.
The Great Strike on the Central
Pennsylvania Railroad.
WASHINGTON.

WAsHTSdToN, June 5.-The following
POstmasters have been commissioned By
the President: Edwin W. Phelps, Oak
land, Illinois; Mrs. jane Eastman. Plano,
Illinois; Albert Parker, Sedalia, Mo-; Ed
ward X. Shipley, Springfield, No.; War.
ren Price, GsrrettsvilIe, Ohio; L. K
Overholt, Wardsworth, Ohio; james Nc,
Donald, West Liberty, Ohio; Benjamin
+. Farmer, Spring Valley, Mimi; E. A.
Hadley, Little Rock, Ark; Alphonso l.
Darnail, Sherman, Texas; Mrs. Mary N
Briggs, Wanston, Wis; II. c. Front, Stu
art, Iowa; Stephen n. Jones, Hampton
Iowa; Valentine Mendel, Abba, Iowa
o. n. Benson, Haywood, Iii.
The Secretary OF the Treasury prohib
its District Attorneys hereafter from re,
ceiving over four thousand dollars in
fees.
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NEw YORK, June o. Business continues
quiet in nearly all departments, but agents
are making liberal declines in heavy
woolens on account of orders. Cottons
quiet but steady in first hands. Shifting
prints in fair request but firm. Fancy
prints quiet. Ginghams active. Free.
mans prints are now iObbing at SIC.
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LITTLE ROCK, June 5.-Eine thousand
gallons Of beer and ftty bushels OF malt
were captured in Tzand county to-day.
The U. s. authorities were after the Nc.
Leender gang, and more arrests are an.
ticipatOd.
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THE children Of the Cathedral School
will have 4 picnic near Mt. Calvary Gem
etery tomorrow. At the same time the
ST. Alphonsus school children will picnic
at Thompson's Grove.
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NAPLES, June 5.-Prof. Halmier states
that Mount Vesuvius has been in an un-
usual state Of agitation for some days,
showing ut night the fire at the mouth of
the new crater.
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suN baths are very good in their way,
but the fellows who stand on the corners
all day ought to try soap and water once
in while to make them look pale and In.
iereaiinr.
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savings nank Susnenher,.

BETHIEHEM, PA, June 5.-The Union
Savings Bank, OF Bethlehem, suspended
to-day. The stockhoIderssay they will pay
dollar for dollar. The liabilities are un.
known.
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STRAWBERRIES continue scarce and
high, owing to the dry weather. Mon.
days rain, however, will soon food the
market with them. They are now selling
at Is cents per box.
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CANADA.


LONDON, oST., June 5.-The trains on
the different railroads were much delay
ed this morning by caterpillars. The
tracks were covered with millions.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet and firm,

STATk SkCURlTlES-Dul.
SToCHs-Were firm and high r. The
advance ranged from 4 to ~ per cent and
being quite general. At the o'clock board
there was a reaction OF haX per cent from
the highest point. Late in the day the
market was firm and recovered the decline
which took place at the . o'clock call. To.
wards the close, however, there was n re-.
action Of n to 4 per cent, except in the
case Of Illinois Central, which sold ut 5SL.,
the highest figures Of the day. Pe.nsyl.
yania stock advanced to SoJS at Philadcl.
dhia to-day, and had a tendency to
strengthen the trunk line shares here. The
transactions aggregated 10000 shares, OF
which 1000 were New York Central, 81.
600 Lake Shore, 1900 Rock Island, COCO
st. Paul preferred, 5000 Delaware 4 Hud.
son, $1,000 Delaware, Lackawannn &
Western, 5000 Michigan Central, 5000
Illinois Central, 5000 Norris 4 EssCx, and
81, 900 Western Union.
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TIE quarrel between two Sixth Ward
women over division fence, before Jus.
tice Wheeler for adjudication, resulted In
the plaintiff paying the costs In the case.
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TURKEYS SUCCESSES.

CoNsTASTNorLE, June GA telegram
from Suliman Pasha, dated Monday, the
4th, announces that he has marched from
Gatchika and taken several Montcnegrin
positions and the especially important
Notifications around Kristdahe, probably
krotahs, which were captured after 4
desperate fight with 600 Montenegrins.
The latter were routed with considerable
loss. Ali Saih, commander at Scutari,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

THE Superintendent OF the Water
Works announces that he will blow out
the Island fire plugs to-day. That meaui
muddy water.
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WIZ DEFIEIUENTI !
ORRicR oY rtIR CHIRV SIGNAL OVPIckR
WASHINGTON, D. c, June 6-l 4. q.
PROBABILITIES.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley
rising barometer, stationary or lower
temperature, partly clear and cloudy
weather, with rain areas and winds shift.
ing to the northwest.
For the lower lakes, northeast to north.
west winds, partly clear and cloudy wea
ther, with rain areas.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York rloney nnA Nloolls.
By TELEGRAPH.

NEW York, June 5.-MoNEY-Closes
cas! at l }fa2 per ct. Prime mercantile paper
SHa4M per cent. Custom receipts $205,.
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
S209, 900. Clearings $22,0O0OOO. Produce
exports for the week $G,25l,0O0. Sterling
quiet; actual business, long 4.S71E, short
4.S9A. -,
GoLD-Opened and closed Mt l053i, with
sales during the day at 1861. Borrowing
rates 1Sa2 per cent and lat.
SILvER-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars 81 2Ijs, greenbacks; 81 IS, gold.
Silver com " per cent discount.
GovERNMENTs-Strong and fraction
higher
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-06

MEMPHIS, June 5.-The first shipment
Of new wheat was received to-day by
sledge, Mckay & Co., from Fergus Hall,
OF Tate county, Miss.