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The Courier LEI. Tor Parkersburg at
1880 A. NJ.
The Andes lef! for Cincinnati at 4:3O
o'clock in the afternoon with very fine
trip, including about 1000 kegs Of nails.
The W. P. Thompson passed up at 9A.
NJ, en- route from Cincinnati to Pitts.
burg.
The Salt Valley, en- route from Pitts
burgh to Ironton, passed down about Il
A. NJ.
The Nellie Walton passed up with a
tow Of empty barges.
The NAH City arrived from Pittsburgh
about 0 A. NJ, and returned in the even.
ing.
The Science will be the regular Par.
kersburg packet this morning.
The Granite State is due at noon TO day
en- route from Portsmouth to Pittsburgh,
Joseph Sanford is plotting the Thomp-
son, the present trip, in place of Nick
Witten.
The little Frank Willard is laid up at
Irouton. Frank" ia good boy. Report
says he cleared 5000 in the South last
winter. Pittsburgh Dispatch.
The new steamer Boone has entered
the GalliopOlis aud KanaWha river trade.
lBy TelsgnPh!l
PITTSBURGH, June 26.-River 3 feet
inches aud falling. Weather clear and
warm.
EVANSVILLE, June 26.-River rising
| 10 $40 feet or, the gauge, Up-Mary
Miller and Maggie Smith. DoWn-Storm
and tow, Taraseon, Barnard, Florence
Lee and Arkansas Belle. Weather clear.
CAIRO, June 26.-Arrived-Do Donnally
and Fulton. Departed-John Gilmore,
Little Andy and Fulton. Weather cloudy
MEMPHIS, June 26.-Rtver % feet s
inches. Mercury So. Arrived-Hard
Cash, White river. Departed-Capital
City, Vicksburg; Maude, s.. Louis; Col,
den City, Alice Brown, New Orleans
Nellie Speer tore of her wheel house al
Fletcher = landing last evening, and il
waiting for repairs. She has large tow
Of coal for New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, June 2d.--Arriyed-Lizzit
Bayless, Quincy; Golden. Eagle and Lake
| ISafSAAOAl AANSANAl Nu4Iuual, htOhlk
City. Dspartsd-Golden Eagle, Keokuk
Lizzie Bayless, Quincy; Belle Of St, Louis
Cambridge City All. Stevens, Memphis
River risen 5 inches and all the uppe,
streams rising. Weather cloudy, sulry
and hot.
LrrrIE Rock, June 26.-Rivcr falling
Departed-Belle Of Texas, Memphis,
NAsAyTII.E, June 26.-Riyer falling
with q feet on shoals. Steamer Ander.
Son arrived and departed.
NEw ORLEANS, June 26.-No arrivals
or departures. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, June 96.-Riyer rising
with S feet inches In the canal. Weathe,
warm and clear. Departed Shinkle
Morgan and Mitchell, Ctnc,nnatii J. l
RhoadS, St. Louis.
CNcINSATr, June 2G.-River l6 fee
and falling. Weather warm and fair
Arrived = Hudson, Wheeling; Church
New Orleans. peparted-Hudson, tol
wheeling.
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STORM DAMAGES.


CINCINNATI, June 28.-There was nc
material damage done 10 property In this
city BY the great storm fast evening be.
sides that reported in the midnight dis.
patches. At Springfield, Ohio, child oil
David Widen was killed by the falling oil
4 barn. Two other persons were seri.
ously injured from the same cause. The
residence OF Mr.. Click was leyelled 10 the
ground. Mrs. Click suffered broken
leg and arm and two students Of the Wet.
ienberg College were knocked senseless by
falling bricks. Several large buildings,
including the St. James Hotel and sewing
machine factory, lost their roofs. The
damage to the crops Is incalculable, not
only in the vicinity Of Springfield, but
along the whole pathway Of the storm.
Al Reading, Ohio, the stable OF Henry
Relsenberg was blown down, Instantly =
killing the proprietor. At Lancaster,
Ohio, several reAidences and stores were
unroofed and the Catholic Church steeple
blown down.
GALEsluRG. June 2G.-The crops are
reported heavily damaged.
DEs MONIES, June 26.-The rain fall
was heavy and the out look for the crops
is gloomy, but no special damage was
done.
ISDlANoIA, Iowa, June GA mum.
Der Of cattle were killed yesterday and
families were for time compelled to
vacate their Easements, fearing the tor.
nado would bring down the houses.
AT MusCATINE, IOWA.
MuscATrNE, June 26.-Hundreds Of
trees were snapped like pipe stems in
yesterdays storm. Thousands Of panes
OF glass were shivered by great hail stones
that fell. Nobody was injured.
IN ILLINOIS.
JACKSONVILLE, LIS, June 26.-The
damage to the wheat in this comfy by
the storm is estimated at 100000. There
is much other damage; all the creeks are
overlooking and the low lands flooded.
CHAMPAIGN, Ills, June 26.-The sur.
rounding country suffered a severe loss
by the storm; probably one hundred and
fifty houses and buildings were damaged
here and in Urbana. The rain fell in
torrents, and trees were uprooted by
scores. Hail stones the size Of hens
egg fell yesterday near here, and great
damage to the crops is reported.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, June 2G.--Wheat-Firm; No.
white Michigan So II bid, extra white
Michigan 81 20, amber spot s. O2, seller
July g 90; No. . red winter spot So 90,
seller July 81 40, seller August 81 36Il; No.
3 red 81 70; rejected 81 30. Con-Easier;
high mixed spot at 5lc, No. . spot 503<c;
seller July sic, seller August 53c, seller
September 55c; No. white 591Ic, damaged
43I9c. Oats-Dulli No. ., SOC, white held
50c, rejected 3Il<c.
4'P.M.-Wheat closed easier; extra white
Michigan held at 81 90, amber seller June
sold at So 90; No. . amber 81 10; No. l white
Michigan 50 II; No.9 red winter spot 81 9S,
seller July 81 ~, seller August 81 36Lz
Oats easier: No. . seller July 5ONc, seller
August 529ic, seller September 5lIfc.
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CHICAGO, June 26.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Active, but lower;
No. . Chicago spring 81 4Ial ASK cash,
81 4?H July, 81 2G1Ial 96N August. Corn
Fairly active and shade higher at axe
cash and July, 4S9Sc August, rejected at
42ka43c. Oats-Easier at 35ssa3j99I 99Ic cash,
S5lsa35ssc July, 3291c August, rejected 96
a27c. Rye and Barley-Quiet and unchang.
ed. Pork-Fairly active and a shade high.
er Mt $l3 171SalS 90 cash and July, $l3 3Oa
l3 32H August, Sl3 35 September. Lard
Fairly active and shade higher at S. 90 4
as 95 cash and July, 50 O2I 7a9 O5 August,
50 l2lza9 Is September. Bulk Meats
Firmer shoulders &C, clear rib 7Isc, clear
&c. Whisky-Quiet, but steady at 81 OS.
At the close wheat was unsettled and
lower at 81 42I.al 43I{ July, 81 90 August.
Corn lower ut 465sa47c July, 4s}.c August.
Oats unchanged.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR IN ASIA.
The Turks Reported to have Won
a Great Victory at ErzOum.
Ten Thousand Russians Captured
The MosIems Indignant OF their Com.
f,lnders, who are Charged with
lncapacity and Treason.
THE WAR IN ASIA
Ten Thousand Russians Captured
WAR NOTES.

SEw YORK, June 2G.-A Constantine.
pie dispatch says advices from Erzeroum
state that Mukhtar Pasha haa won a
great victory and has taken, 10000 Rus.
sian prisoners. A fresh attack by the
Russians on Batoum is isexpected.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, juno 26.-It ia as.
serted that the Englsh Consul at Rlst.
chuk and the Consul for the United States
unaVailingly ATTEMPTED 10 avoid the Rus.
sian fire by hoisting the American flag.
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EAST LIBERTY, June 26.-CATrLR-Re.
ceipts to-day I2 cars OF through and 40 cars
OF yard stock, or 9S6 head. Supply for
yard sales liberal with an active demand,
and nearly all sold, except the late arri.
vals, which are not on the market until to-
morrow. Best SO 121S, medium. to good
81 JOa5 %, common to fair 81 0Oa4 10.
HoGs-Receipts to-day . 600 head. York
ers 81 S0a5 90, PhiladelphiGs s. 0Oa5 %.
SHKEP-Receipt to-day 100 head. Bel.
ling at $3 6Oa5 90.
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SAN FRANcrsco, June 2G.-Ex.Senator
VIM. Stewart, in relation to the New York
Suns alleged scheme Of the administers
tion to acquire the Northern States oil
Mexico, says he never had any interview
with Secretary Evarts on any such sub
ject, nor with any one else for The purpose
stated by the Sun. He pronounces the
whole story false 40 far as he knows any
thing about IL.
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storm nj Harrisburg. Pm.

HARRISBURG, June pa heavy wind
and rain storm passed over the city this
afternoon. The Harrisburg bridge, spanu-
ing the SusquehannA from the Harris.
burg side to Long Necker's Island, was
unrooted and portion Of it blown out OF
position. Damage $500. One Of the
turrets was blown of the Catholic Cathe.
dral and number Of dwellings unrooled
and badly damaged by water.
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all your pursuits, and l trust we shall
soon have a revival OF business that will
make your vallies again active with the
music Of wheels and looms that will give
to every man an honest living and compe-
tSnce.
The President-I am afraid we arc
OBTAINING the train too long, but | will
detain 1t a moment more to introduce
another soldier and an adopted citizen,
General Carl Schurr, Secretary OF the
Interior.
General SChurz-My fellow citizens,
as the President has been pleased TO re,
mark, am representing in the Cabinet
that element OF our population that come
from foreign lands to share with you the
blessings OF liberty and TO perpetuatt
with you the republic OF the new world
As would seem proper the President hAl
assigned 10 me department which hu
in some sense the care Of the home affair
OF the people, the Department OF the In
terlior. have to deal with the Indians
l have 10 deal with public lands and with
other questions relating to the develop,
ment OF the industries OF our country.
have to pay pensions as a compensation
10 the soldiers who 80 bravely SlOod Il
the front Of the battle to defend ouI
country, and come home with wound
on their bodies, and to the widows who
sacrificed their husbands to preserve tht
integrity Of the Republic. I have TO d.
with the education Of the country, L
which more than to anything else Ii,
American people owe their position, an,
am happy to say that we now stand oil
that soil from which the educationa
influences, that have covered tn
land with light, have radiatet
more than from any other poiu
OF this great country Of ours, for upon th
soil Of New England and from the grea
men Of the age those influences oriSina
ted. For the President, am hearth
grateful for the hearty welcome give
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Grand Gubernatorial Excursion.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2G.-Prepara,
tions are making for grand gubernato'
rial excursion in which the executives
Of all the States will meet for inter,
change Of official courtisies and person
al examination OF great commercial
and manufacturing centres. The leading
points TO he visited are Boston New York
and Philadelphia,-the party remaining
10 each city 3 days.
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FINE PLATE GLASS MIRROR,-Messrs.
Mendel, Booth & Co. yesterday put in
Joachim Beuters Market street saloon
one oI the finest French plate glasa
mirrors in the city. The glass Is 10
feet 7 inches long and I feet inches
wide, with black walaut frame and mono.
gram centre.
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CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Race Between Harvard and
Columbia.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, June 26.-The
betting men and boating critics predict.
ed we'll to-day for the Harvard, which
easily won the eight ored shell race, on
the course opposite Springfield, beating
the Columbia three lengths. 1t was plain
almost from the start that she would win
by dint Of superiority of stroke. The
new method Of pulling will lend much
interest to Fridays contest between the
Harvard and Yale. The Columbia rowed
pluckily, but her men did not take water
enough in the opinion ofexperts, and the
crew came ont Of the race pretty we'll ex.
hansted.
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MONTREAL, June GA meeting oi
chairmen OF the local Boards OF the
StadAcona Insurance Company Is called
for Thursday next, to decide whether
under the heavy Losses sustained by the
St. Johns fire 1t ia advisable to continue
business or go into liquidation. The
loss OF the company Is estimated at $780,.
900,
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A CABLE telegram from Londonderry,
Ireland, was received in this city yester.
day, announcing the safe arrival Of the
Wheeling tourists at that point. The
steamer Bolivia. in which they sailed, was
expected to reach Edinburgh last night
or this morning. The Pan Presbyterial
Council meets next Tuesday.
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MADRID, June 26.-In Congress to-day
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs announced
that he had taken steps for concluding
the commercial treaty with the United
States to obtain rebate on imported ar
ticles.
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TICE's PREDICrIONs.-June 25lh, cloudy
and threatening, with heavy rains apt
severe storms in place.; Goth TO 9th
generally clear or fair; eth to 3Oth
cloudy and threatening, with heavy lOcA
rain storms. Warmest daya, 24th ant
| Doth.
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Killed by the Hollie Mavuires.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2s.-A dispatch
from Plymouth, Pa, says Last evening
near Nauticoke, party OF drunken Mol
ly Maguires attacked & number Of min
ers, injuring all Of them. Martin Nc
lntyre, one Of the colliers, was so badly
wounded that he died this morning.
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RAILROAD BoNDs - Generally weak
Ohio Il Mississippi seconds declined 5 per
cent and Lehigh d WilkeGbarre conscIi.
dated per cent. st. Joe convertibles
strong aud advanced to So.
STATE SECURITtEs-Dull.
SToCHs-Market heavy and lower the
greater portion OF the day, with general
decline In prices. Michigan Central fell
ot" per cent, considerable amounts Of the
stock having been sold out by parties who
were conteSting the election. Delaware 4
Hudson declined l9i per cent, and Wabash
felltO Il. In the remainder Of the list The
changes were slight. Late in The afternoon
the market was Grmer and prices in the
general list reacted 4 to x per cent from
the lowest point. The most prominent iea.
ture In the dealings was Hannibal 4 st,
Joe. which made an exceptional advance Of
lJs for common and . per cent for prefer.
red. This sharp rise was due to the report
that the suit brought by the Trustees Of
the Land Department to decide whether
the surplus lett over after the land grant
bonds had been satisfied belonged to the
company or the State Of Mississippi had
been decided in favor OF the company. The
property In dispute consists OF $!0, 900 900
Of farm mortgages and S., 900 acres OF land.
Wabash recovered to l1{.
The transactions were $4,000 shares, OF
which 1000 were New York Central, II 900
Lake Shore, 1900 st. Paul preferred, $500
Ohios, 900 Wabash, $500 Delaware 4
Hudson, 5000 st. Joe common, 1000 pre-.
ferred, 1900 Delaware, Lackawanna d
Western, 5000 Michigan Central, 1900
Morris 4 Essex, and 1900 Western Union.
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Capital Location Meetings.
The Canvass in Favor Of CIarkS.
buFR,

The people Of West Virginia will be ad'
dressed at the following times and places,
and by the following speakers, in favor OI
ClirkSburg:
Glenyillc, Gitmer county, July Sd-By
Hon. Benz. Wilson and Hon. Z. A.Turner.
Other announcements will be made from
time 10 time.
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LONDON, June 26.-steamets Tyroll
and Bolivia, from New York, and
BraunsehWeig, from Baltimore, have ar
rived out.
NRw YoRK, June 26.-Arrived stea-
mers BothniA from Liverpool, Frisia
! from Hamburg, Calland from Pottsdam,
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LOUISVILLE, J une 26.-Maj.J. P. Flood,
editor Of the Stewart County, Tenn,
Record, attorney at law and postmaster,
with the best OF regulations and highest
popularity, coniesses to have stolen sew.
eral thousand dollars from registered
letters. He has produced sensation.
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New YORK, June 26.-Ths package trade
in fannels, mems wear woolens and lead
ing makes OF cottons fairly active and
prices steadily maintained. Medium prints
in moderate request. Ginghams In steady
demand. The BulLe,in says 1000 pieces Of
overcoatings, clOakings, ETC., will be sold
at auction Friday next.
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SAN Francisco, June 26.-Col. Perry,
with his company, has joined General
Howard at Norton Station, 90 miles from
Portland.
General Howard will tomorrow move
on Joseph, who is reported to be between
Little Salmon and Snake river at Horse.
shoe bend, 25 miles south Of Mt. Idaho.
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CENTENNIAL LoDaE.-Centennia al Lodge
No. 81, |. o. o. F., on Monday evening
elected the following officers: Noble
Grand, L. c. Rockwell; Vice Grand
David NeSbiu; Secretary, W. ?. Nickel
vey; Treasurer, Thomas Morehrad.
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EGYpT.


ALEXANDRIA, June 2G.-Thc report re.
Gently published Of conspiracy to blow
up the Suez Canal was based on authen.
tic information, but the Khedive is tax.
ing effective measures to prevent such an
attempt on land, while sea police are be.
Ing organized under the command OF two
English officers,
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YouSG Lewis Davis, a son of the de
ceased JetI, ia bad egg. He was recent
ly sent to the city prison for thirty days
aud being unmanageable, has been puI
behind bars, on bread and water.
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BASE BALL.

BosToS, June 96.-Hartfords 4, Bos.
tons 9.
LoCKroHr, June eG.-Rochester I,
Buckeyes 8.
EVANSVILLE, June 2G.-Blues ., Mem.
phis Reds 4.
CHICAGO, June 96.- Chichagos Il, St,
I,ouia @.
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BALTIMORE, June 26.-Jas. Gardner
and ]. W. Grove were arrested at Sandy
Hook, Nd, on suspicion Of being the
murderers Of Rev,J. N. Friday, pastor Of
the Lutheran Church, at Harper's Ferry,
whose body was found in the canal there
June lat.
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SYCAMORE GROVE. Mr.. Henry C.
ShallCross has rented this beautiful grove
for the season, and has had it Fixed up in
6rst-class style.
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A SELECT party at the residence Of J
D. DuBois, Esq At LeAtherwOod, last
evening, was the objective point of good
many young couples who wen. out the
pike,
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The reports from the crops this morn.
ing in consequence Of the great storm on
Monday night, are not cheering. An i'm.
mense amount Of damage has been done
in the West.
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GheGttelligeneer.
,elIIreneer for the summer

Prpu l.ariuy ne oily may hGvs he IHisaigms@
,.L to u,t GdIs,I BY HGii, P0ItaO' PtPad, fT
TeG tin. al iG,ymGy ds'S', al The 'Sts q Nssn
rSRI pr T,tk,
%. n. mOa,y 10 pay FOR he time required NUT
On ali cara acccwTaHy The ordtr. r......
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A BOY aged thirteen years, a son Of
Fred. AuI, Of the Eighth Ward, sas yea.
terday severely bitten on the wrist and
cheek by vicious dog.
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MEssRs. IIervey & Britt Yesterday sold
tOJ. NJ. Talbot, Of Bnrton's station, Cen,
trail Ohio Railroad, FIVE shares Of Com.
mercial Bank stock, at SlO5 per share.
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THE dry goods merchants have agreed
10 close their stores at 6 P. N. from Thurs,
day, July 9th, to Sept. 18th, Saturdays
exCepted,
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TIE Aid Society Of The Thomson NJ. f,
Church will have moonlight tea party
in Mr.. E, ]. Stones orchard tomorrow
evening.
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GROUND will be broken to-day for the
new shore boat house for the Nail City
club. The house will be located on Al.
ley 10, between 22d and 23d streets.
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DEALERS in croquet sets say that the
sale OF those time killers has by no means
fallen of, but that the demand ls nearly
IA great ~ ever.
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ENGLAND.
The Cable Companies.

LONDON, June 25.-At an extraordina.
ry meeting Of the Direct Cable Company
to-day, a report was adopted to wind up
the company for the purpose Of reorgan
iztngS so as to effect practical consoli.
dation with the Auglo.American Compa.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

TIE Maennsrchor Singing Society will
have moonlight picnic at NeuhAn,en'a
Garden Tonight.
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OK Monday evening Ed. Wheat and
Billy Shockey were spilled into the river
near the La Belle landing while out In
nail boat.
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THE party Of ladies and gentlemen who
have been camping ont at Cold Spring for
the past week returned home on Monday
evening.
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A PETITION praying Council to build a
bridge over CaldwelP4 Run at EOif street
has been sigued by about eighty promi,
nent citizens Of South Wheeling.
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TIE roof Of a tin shop on Market
square, Second Ward, caught ERE last
evening, and was slightly damaged.
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BULLION GoSEro BANK.

The amount Of bullion gone into the
Bank S! Of England on balance, to-day, Is
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The Ciermanin Singing Society will at.
tend the moonlight picnic at NeIhausen's
Garden, tonight, In q body.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoEE, June 26.-MoSRY-cloSes
easy at la2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 34A4 per cent. Custom receipts
$224, 900. The Assistant Treasurer dIS.
bursed $2,SI2,0OO. CleAringS $4,000 OOO.
Produce exports for the week SSH '00O.
Sterling quiet; long at 4.s6, short al 4ssi[.
GoLD-Opened at l055S and closed at
1857. Borrowing rates las per cent and
flat.
SILVER At London SO 9.l6d. Here,
silver bars 81 23H, greenbacks 81 l7E
gold. Silver coin KIper cent discount.
GOvRRNMESTs-Quiet.
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BEaIIs, June 26.-The weekly state-
nento the Imperial Bank Of Germany
shows a decrease Of 100000 marks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-27

BERLIN, June Bismarck is now at
Kessengep. He intends returning here
soon to make a briel stay, then go TO Var.
sein,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-27

MINOR TELEGRAMS.

MALTA, June GA German ironclaC
squadron left here for Port Said to day.