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England.
yrTINY on SHIPBOARD.

LIVERPOOL, May 21.-There has been 4
mutiny on board the American ship Kate
Davenport, Captain Mallctt, at this port for
Mobile. The chief officer was shot and
stabbed. and three men were shot. The
wounded were taken to hospital. The
ship will be detained.
DISPUTE SUBMITTED TO ARDITEATIoN-ExPLo-
SION OF BALLOON.
LONDON, May 21.-The Clyde shipwrights
have resolved to submit their dispute with
the masters to arbitration.
An atTray took place to-day at Mallow,
Munster county, Ireland, between the town
people and some militia recruits, in which
eleven OF the latter were injured, some seri-
ouSly.
During Whit-Monday amusement at Hull
a balloon which was about to ascend was
blown against 4 gas-iet and exploded, and
eighty-siX Of the spectators were injured.
They were taken to the intrmary, when it
was found that sixty were able to proceed
to their homes after having their wounds
dressed,
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. May 21.-GOld opened at 1O69s.
-SO0n.-Stocks strong. Money, 2 per cent. Gold,
10Gh. EXchangc-Long, iSS: short. 1904, State
bonds inactive and without notable change. Gov
crnmentS firm.
Erening.-Money easy at 2@2Hper cent. Sterling,
ASS. Gold firm 1t lO67s. Governments nrmcr; new
SIS. lie. States unchanged
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 21.-Yirguia 6's, deferred, 81;
Virginia consolidated, 70S; second series, Az.
North Carolina 6's, old, 81 new, 9; special tax, 2
Bid To-day,
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VOLUNTARY RASKRUpTC

VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY.
ST.. LOUIS, May 21.-Henry W. j. Belds-
mic, q prominent merchant, has gone into
voluntary bankruptcy. Liabilities not
tod
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General Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church South. -.-
IReported for The Dispatch


This body met in New Orleans, La, lin
the First Presbyterian church, DR..
Palmer's,) Thursday, May II, 1877, and
was opened with sermon by Dr. B. NJ.
Smith, Of Union Seminary, Virginia. There
are about one hundred and thirty delegates
present from all the States in the South.
Virginia is very we'll represented.
Or. &. A. Stillman, Of Tuscaloosa, Ala,
was chosen moderator, and Rev. W. >.
Lacy, OF North Carolina, temporary clerk.
SECOND DAY.
The whole OF the forenoon was occupied
in hearing reports from the Committees on
Foreign Missions, SuStentation, and Edu-
cation.
DR.. Stillman presented an interesting re-
port on the Theological School for colored
men ut Tuscaloosa, Ala.
The complaint from DR.. 5. j. Hllrd
against East Hanover Presbytery, published
| by Won last. week, was read and referred TO
the Judiciary Committcc-Dr. }. Woodrow
chairman.
General W. J.. T. Prince, OF North Caro-
lima, read memorial from number OF
ministers and elders Of North Carolina ask
ing change in the conduct OF the cause OF
publication. 1t asked that the publication
house, fixtures, &C.. in Richmond, Va, he
sold, and the whole matter be committed to
committee who shall select books and
manuscripts and have them published by
contract.
| This was referred 10 the Committee on
Publication-DT. WEIGH, OF Arkansas. chair
| man.
! Knoxville. Charlotte. n. c.. ST. Louis. and
Wilmington were put in nomination for the
next meeting OF the General Assembly.
After quite lively contest Knoxville wa;
chosen.
DR.. NJ. d. Hoge arrived to-day about noon
The Assembly adjourned till Tomorrow
| ut Q 4. VI. Is.
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Alabama.
DEATH OF srA1E-sENAToR DUNELIS.

UEAIH VI nIhI E"ShNhlVN Ock'RN'1.''
MONTGOMERY, May. 2l.-Colonel j. II.
Dunklin, State senator, and colonel Of the
Second regiment Of Alabama volunteers,
died at his home. in Greenyile, this morn
ipp
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South Carolina.

THE VALIDITY OF THE STATE INDEBTEDNESS.
COLUMBIA, May 21.-Although deter
mined fight was made by the repudiatienists
in the House OF Representatives to-day to
amend the joint resolution seeking to raise
commission to investigate: the public con-
solidated debt, it nevertheless passed intact,
and now assures the bondholders OF q
speedy settlement. OF their claims. The
resolution provides that the commission
shall consist OF two members OF the House,
one member Of the Senate, and two citizens,
to be appointed by the Governor, who shall
sit during the recess. and pass upon the va
iidity of the indebtedness Of the State.
Associate-Justice McIves was sworn in
to-dny. j .aG
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OFFICE OF HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY, I
80, RICHMONp, MAY 81, 1877. 6

NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HERE
IN BY NOTIFIED that no Refreshments of any
kind will be allowed to be sold inside the Cemetery
enclosure on WEDNESDAY, 51ay Esd. the day of
The Memorial anniversary" and that no carriages
viii be permitted inside from A. u. until p. III,
after that time they Will be required to enter at the
eastern gate and leave the cemetery at its western
gate Dogs viii not be- allowcd within the enclosure
under any circumstances. Visitors are respectfully
requested to keep within the walks and not trample
upon the grass or pluck the flowers or strawberry In
the sections, - $50 7,lss.9ss.. q ..-
my Plat Secretary.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
MONDAY. May 81, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 123 hogsheads, Is
tierces, and IT boxes. The offerings at auction on
Change were 81 packages; OF which number 20
taken in, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from $3.50 to $50. ..a..
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Flour,

Fine. SG.5O@s7: superfne. $st9ss.23: extra su-
peri;ne, 50; common family, S9.50@51O: fancy
family, $1,000. Market very dull
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MARYLAND.

THE UNITED METBODIsTs ADOPT THE METHOD
IsT PROTESTANT cATECHIsM, ETC. s.
BALTIMORE, May 21.-The United Meth
odists to-day adopted the Methodist Pro-
testant catechism. 4
a committee OF seven was appointed to
draw up pastoral address on the unity OF
the Methodist and Methodist Protestant
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~, ahom!s sterns's bond as treasurer at Gin
t s,nhat'' Tor quarter Of million, was filed
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Georgia.

Churches, which shall be read by the pas
tors and published in the Church papers.
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IIIoWITZER ANNIYERsARX

For tle accommodation o. st ~ "a AZ
oMNIRUSEs WIN lesysss Sn ana 1a rs ~
NEXT, 2ad Instant, ~ ~ = - 3 pSf.
Fars iar irouas-.rlp Tee ssa asia ssfse.
e my al.2t
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81 to $40 per ream, at the
. DISPATCH PRTNTING.HOUSE
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North Carolina.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNIVERSARY
OF THE MECKLENBCRG DECLARATION OF IN
pEpESDESCE.
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THE BROTHERHOOD.

The Committee on the Brotherhood re-
ported that they had received the annual
report OF the Brotherhood, which shows
that there is balance OF S2,244.5 III in the
treasury; that since the last annual meeting
OF the brotherhood three OF the clergy men,
bers OF the Brotherhood have died-Rev.
William HoXton, Rev. w. y. Nelson, and
Rev. c. II. Page: that over 300 was dis
bursed last year and about $500 this year
for the beneticent objects OF the association;
that notwithstanding some "lets and him
ORANGES" mentioned IN the report, the
membership OF the Brotherhood is steadily
on the increase.
rnneiNnH
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PERSONAL EXPLANATION.

Rev. DR.. Morrison, OF Cumberland, with
reference to the debate Of Friday, SAID that
he had repudiated the idea that bis parish
had been neglected, but he did not wish 10
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STAUNT0N, May Il. 1877.
The final ceremonies incident to the Epis-
copal Council were brought to close last
night, all the preachers and delegates have
gone, and Staunton resumes its wonted
quiet. Yesterday morning at Trinity church
DR.. Packard, OF the Theological Seminary,
preached, and the Bishop administered the
rite Of confirmation to class OF seventeen
twelve ladies and five gentlemen. :
At night, as is usually the custom, the
Bishop delivered an address, and at the
conclusion the vast audience sang the
"voice OF Free Grace and the services OF
the Eighty-second Council were brought to
q close
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THE Reyiaer ia mistaken in represent.
inp that Ibe ISrEL1IeEScrR desire, to
preinliee Mr.. Garlic in tho eve, Of the
Administration. so far from ,bs beiuy
bo c,,. va wou,I bs rather ,,s,0sd Than
otbOrwi,e to ace tho Pre,i5en, look with
f,voror NJ Garlic Wsb,vsro or,r,eI
wh,,svsr with him We nut,yon;1sd him
w,rm,v ,nI uncomrromi,inary IN ,hO
NV s,,to i.,no in 1850 whom In do
,,.,,I -, al ~, l,t.., ,,... 90 -
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INDIA.

LONDON, June GA dispatch from
Calcutta to the Times says: The latest
news from the famine districts is much
more cheerful. A general rain fall has
greatly improved the prospects.
The Standard has telegram via Ma
deria stating that the King Of Dahomey
paid fine Of 500 puncheons OF oil and
that the blockade was raised on the 18th
OF May. Two hundred puncheons Of this
oil was lostby the wreck OF the steamer
Gambia.
A telegram from Athens reports that
N. NJ. Coumoundouros, Seamis, Tricoupi
and Deligeorgis held long conference
and drew up basis OF policy FOR the
Cabinet, Of which all four should be
members. 1t is said that tomorrow the
necessary agreement will be made.
A Calcutta special to the Times says
There was Monsoon burst at Colombo,
Ccylon, on l4th Of last month, and may,
therefore, be expected at Bombay early In
June. II it comes in good time and
brings sufficient rain, the government will
be able TO congratulate itself on having
passed the crisis OF famine. Already off.
cial reports from both Bombay and Madras
anticipate the commencement Of agricul.
turOl operations, in consequence Of the
rain which has already fallen. There
has been showers also throughout Ny
snFa
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PERSONAL PoISrs.-Mr. John Bunting
formerly cutter at Thos. Hughes & Coz
clothing store in this city, died in Colum
bus about two weeks since.
Governor Mathews and Attorney Gen
eral White so to Romney to-day to at
tend meeting Of the Regents Of the
Asylum for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind.
"Charley" Drew, the tenor OF the Gate.
troupe, is an old Wheeling boy. The
Messrs. Woodrow, OF this city, were hi,
schoolmates. Mr.. Drew goes to England
next summer, to sing there Cumberlant
Neps.
10. Kramer and his musicians left fol
New Martinsvills on the Mallie Ragon
Yesterday morning, to play at q part.
there last night.
Governor Mathews has received ar
invitation to attend the decoration ser
vices at the Hagerstowu, Nd, cemetery
June 18th.
Mr., Henry B. Miller has accepted III,
Office of Fish Commissioner, rendered
him By Gov. Mathews.
Jun Thompson and Will. Moore, til,
well known pilots, were in town yester-
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The Ragon left for Parkersburg at 10!
o'clock A. NJ.
The Courier, having got off the creek
bar, left for Cincinnati at2P.M. She
was unable to come up any further than
the Riverside mill.
The Nail City and two barges left for
Cincinnati at 3 p. NJ.
The Telegram brought big trip to
Bellaire yesterday, and arrived here two
hours behind time. She left for Sunliah
at 5P.M.
The Salt Valley passed down yesterday
morning at 8, o'clock.
The Emma Graham was due from Gin
cinnati last night, and is announced to
return at p. NJ. to-day.
The Science will leave for Parkarsburg
this morning.
The Express has laid up at the water
works.
The O'Neal, Market Boy, Telegram and
Star Of the West are running as usual.
The steamer Salt Valley, Captain De
Wolf, will be heightened 40 feet, and Ii
inch cylinders will take the place Of the
present ones. She will be reiitted all
over and made as good as new, and will
take her place in the fall in the Pitts.
burgh and 1ronton trade, leaving here
every MISUNDERSTANDING Dispatch.
The Jackson passed up yesterday morn.
ing with n tow OF empty barges.
The bargcs sunk along the Ohio river
last january are now above water and
on the banksin numbers, and are being
cleaned out and repaired. Many Of them
are found in good condition.
lBy Telegraph
VIcKsBuRG, June 5.-Clear and warm.
Rain last evening. River fell 3 inches.
Up-Golden City and Helena. Down
Yazoo. Arrived-St. Genevieve.
LITTLE RoCK, June 5.-Riyer l2 feet
3 inches and falling rapidly. Departed
City Of Augusta for New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, June Driver stationa.
~, with 2 feet S inches on the shoals.
Arrived-Anderson, Cairo. Departed
Same.
EvANsviLLE, juno Sport Lnt-C.
B. Church and Cons Millar, from Cincin-
natl; Arkansas Belle, from Cairo; Robin,
from Cairo to Ironton. River falling
slowly; G 7-l0 feet on the gauge. Weather
cloudy and rainy; strong winds now from
the northwest. The Louisville packet
Tarascon is not here yet. The Church
added good deal Of freight here.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-River I ieet 8
inches, and about stationary. Heavy
rains this afternoon; partly cloudy to.
night. Arrived = Hudson, Wheeling;
RhoadS, st, Louis; Baum. Departed
Rhoads, Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, June 5.-Arrived--Greyhound,
Memphis; Baker, New Orleans, Depart.
ed-Greyhound, Ohio river; Baker, New
Orleans. River % feet 10 inches and
rising. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-Partly cloudy.
DepaFted-Mattie Hayes. River on a
stand with 5 feet inches in canal.
NV ORLEANS, June 5.-Arrived-A.
c. Donnally, Ohio river. Departed-Cen.
tennial, St. Louis. Clear and hot.
SHREVEPORT, June 5.-River rose one
inch. No arrivals or departures. Clear
and warm.
ST. LouB, June 5.-Arrived-Golden
Eagle, KeOkuk; Kendall, Cincinnati.
Departed-Port Eads, New Orleans; Po.
lar Star, Tuscumbia; Grand Tower.
Vicksburg; Rosebud, Fort Benton; Gold.
en- Eagle, Keokuk; Belle, ST. Louis. RiY.
er rising. Clear and cool,
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VOLUME XXV--NUMBER 24S.


New ORLEANS, June 5.-Gov. Nichols
has signed the death warrants in the fol.
lowing cases: A. Eyaques (colored), for
the murder OF r. Jumer (colored), IN this
city, February 0, 1876. Joaquin FlorCn.
20, ChinamRn, for the murder OF Mary
Louise (colored), January II, 1876, IN
this city. Geo. Morris (coloredD for the
murder Of Sarah Jones tcolored), in this
city, 30th Of November, 1875. All con.
demned to be hanged in Louisiana parish
June 10Th,
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AUGUSTA, GA, June 5.-At a meeting
Of bondholders here to-day, representing
$4,000 in bonds, it was resolved rs un.
wise for Savannahto to repudiate her debt
in part by scaling either principal or
interest, and suggesting tax OF per
cent in place Of u, and also that the
bondholders are willing to fund the first
three coupons on the bonds at 7 per cent.
Alta meeting OF Savannah bondholders
held in Charleston it was resolved that
per cent bonds be accepted in satisfaction
Tor 7 per cent bonds and past due cou-
pons, provided that said new bonds and
coupons be receivable after maturity for
all debts due the city OF Savannah, and
that said bonds shall be exempt from
taxation by the city OF Savannah.
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SOuth CarOIinn.Debt.

COLUMBIA, s. c., June 5-The Con fer.
ence Committee on the Appropriation
Bill agreed as follows:
That a tax OF Z mills be levied 10 pay
first, the current expenses Of the Govern
ment, second, the interest on the consoli
dated debt, and, third, other valid indebt
edness OF the State. After being investi-
gated by a Commission Of three members
Of the Senate and four members OF the
House, their report TO be ratified nexl
session, and the deficiencies, il any, to be
met by loan Of 100000 effected by the
Governor.
The result Of the conference will bC
submitted to the General Assembly to,
night or tomorrow morning, and will be
adopted.
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Died Of mydrophobia.

BosroS, June 5.-samuel Warhurs
died Of hydrophobia at Sangus Centre
Mass, this morning, He was bitten tive
months ago, and the symptoms Of tht
disease were we'll defined.
The will Of Charlotte Harris, OF Charles
town, gives $1,000 to the Perkins Insti-
tute for the Blind, $4,000 to the Charles.
town Library, and $1,000 to other insti-
tutions, The rest Of her fortune, aitel
deducting private legacies, goes to tht
Massachusetts, General Hospital.
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Capital Location Meetings.
The Canvass in Favor OF CIarAs
burg.

The people Of West Virginia will be ad
dressed at the following times and places
and by the following speakers, in favor 0
ClarkSburg:
Al Weston, Lewis county, June 4th-B!
the Hon. Henry s. Drannon und the lion
John !. CArlile.
Salt Lick Bridge, Braxton county, Jun,
Cth-By the same gentlemen.
BruXtOn Z. H., June Sih-By the SAINT
gentlemen.
MOoreGeld, Hardy county, June Gth-By
Gen. Nathan Golf, Jr.
Petersburg, Grant county, June 7Ih-B!
the same speaker.
Buckhannon, Upshur county, June 19tl
by the same speaker.
MOrgantown, MOnongalia county, June
2jth-By the same speaker.
IIarrisville, Richie county, June llth-
by Hon. Geo. Looms and John Basel, Esq
New Martinsville, Wetzel county, June
l9th-By Hon. Benz. Wilson and II. u
Lutz, Esq.
st. Gcorge, Tucker county, June 18th
By John Basel, Esq.
GrantSyillc, Calhoun county, June 25tt
by Hon. Brnj. Wilson and Hon. F. NJ
Turner.
Glenville, Gilmcr county, July 3d-B!
the same speakers.
Other announcements will he made from
time to time.
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MINOR TELEGIsAMS.

CHICAGO. June 5.-The passenrer ra,o.
to PhiIadeInbin have besn rsJnceJ - 'Siys SId
and To Baltimore sI3 50 ''" W V'4'
p,o,,nrvcr - 1r c,
A prisoner who ssc,ned row M" I"s' ~" Tia'' Tom
neticut State prison n WreE ""o In, 0 Loor
arrested here md will be rstnrnod @ -"" 'Iv" ,n'
morrow. "s" ~
RpryIrYrv p, lima H.
,,a,,.n DntnnM, J;anLn, A., 'uIe % o..Dy pre-
"e nM"s.H uaa atscTStSe pn p Si ol4s' IN a stone
?u ?;u",a5,i. HeIi Il;iI"J na a. 'ames water was
,StHn1ny t"IIn @ Hiiieu anu AoF"ham Frye Ia
'"y lnluteI'
ChlCAso, June % oTIrAVefy Moore, sq'
perslsot ,orot co % nne meS' Town, mas ueiNGlted.
mO' nnnU;nn go, So.VTv. .I ne w"s arrested last
,he uf;sS5 oSS tnrOugI nrO sng inagVeF'@nce OF
t"e MoM o-Heet nc esG@PeG .esHI Can 0e IoGnH
st. LOUIS, June 5.-Ihe thirteenth an.
nua! meeting OF the Illinois Press Asso
clatlon met at the Auerton House, East
81. LOUIS, today President J.W. Bailey
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Investigation OF the San Francis.
co ShiNWreck,

SAN Francisco, June 5.-The Court
inquiry, consisting Of the United States
Inspector Of HullS and Boilers, and H.
B. Williams, Agent OF the Pacific Mail
Company, convened to-day. Capt. Wad.
del and Officer Buell. were examined,
Their testimony showed but few facts in
addition to the previous reports. At
eight O'Clock, one hour and eighteen
minutes before the ship struck,
the Captain obtained her position
by solar observation and landmarks, and
the course steered carried her from tour
TO six miles southwest Of the Tartan
shoal. The tide ebbing, the chronome.
ters were tested before leaving Panama.
The Chinese crew acted we'll, considering
that they did not understand English, and
had to be addressed through an interpre.
ter. The captain thought they were in.
ferior to white men, and should
not be employed as a crew. Mr.. Buell.,
lat officer, joined the Captain on the
bridge at Q o'clock; saw water breakers
about two points on starboard bow, ap.
parently not connected with the line Of
the breakers, running TO the land, as
there was smooth water inFide. Knew
the ships position at s that morning, but
not exactly.
Two officers took observation that
morning, and their testimony IA to the
handling Of the vessels after striking for
the landing Of the people was the same as
previously reported.
One Of the steerage passengers, now in
the city, reiteratcs previously stated re.
marks Of the behavior and the want OF
discipline arrange the Chinese in contra.
diction Of other statements published.
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A, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1S77.

also announces the capture Of several
Montenegrin positions.
It is said that the Russians will very
shortly endeavor to cross the Danube al
three different points, making Rustchuk
the chief object Of their attack. All the
women have left the town. The foreign
consulS, except the English, leave in a
few days.
simultaneously with SULLIVAN Pasha's
advance, Mehemet All attacked the Mon.
tenegrins, at Koloschiv, killing so and
losing 80 Of his own men.
THE FUTURE OF TURKEY.
LONDON, June 5.-The Times in a
leader says: SO far as can be Judged the
fortunes Of war will be adverse to the
Turks. The operations may not have the
rapidity Of the recent war;, but the Turks
are overmatched and must succumb in
the end. No nation will go to war again
to support that which cannot be sup
ported. No real statesman will cling 10
dead element in system instead Of
looking for its living forces. We know
that we must seek for that which ia TO
replace the parting power, and to this we
cannot too soon direct our attention.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Flour--Firm:
superine 50 O0a6 %; extra 50 T5a7 80; Min.
ncsota family 50 OOa9 75 Pennsylvania
50 O0a9 so; high grades $40 O0all 90. Wheat
Firm; Pennsylvania red 81 9Oai %; am.
Der So 02a9 C5; white s. 05. Rye--s5c,
Corn-lnactivc; yellow Csc; mixed 59a6No.
Oats-Dull; western 47a5Oc; mixed 45a47c.
Clover Seed - 9al3c. Provisions-Dull,
Pork-$l5 90. Butter-Dull; western ex.
ira nt 17a20c. Cheese-Quict; western lOa
lie. Eggs-Quiet; western l4al5c. Petro.
leum-Dull; refined l4IIc; crude lOJIc.
Whisky Dull; western 81 Ii.
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CINCINNATI, June -Cotton-Nomi.
nally unchanged and shade easier. Flour
Easier; spring family IS 25aS 60. Wheat
In good demand; red ST. Goal rs. Corn
Quieli mixed shelled 47c. Oats--Dul and
dropping; mixed at 39ai2c. Rye-Dull.
Barley-Dull and nominal P0rk-Tn fair
demand Mt $li 90. Lard-Dull and nomi.
nal. Bulk Meats-Easier; shoulders Axe;
sales choice rib at exc. Bacon-Steady
ut jHu7AaSAc. Butter-Actiye, but u
shade lower; choice creamery 2Oa29c; West.
ern Reserve l4c; Central Ohio l2al3c.
Linsced Oil-Firmer at 72a73c. Whisky
Weak and irregular; sales at 81 Goal OF.
Hoes - Inactive and lower; common
81 o0a4 so; fair to good light 81 6Oai so;
packing 81 70ai S5; butcherS' 81 0Oa5 O5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-06
OREGON ELECTION.

Senator Morton and other members Of
the Senate committee TO investigate the
Oregon election case will leave here to.
morrow in a special car, via the Indiana.
polls, Bloomington & Western and c. B.
\ Q. Railroad for Portland. The party
will consist OF Senator Salisbury and
neice, Senator Morton and wife, ex. Gov.
Burbank and wife, D. S. Alexander,
clerk, and c. W. Stage, photographer.
Senator Mcmillan, OF MIMI, joins the
party at Omaha.