The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

The river Is still steadily rising, the
marks last evening indicating a stage oil
feet inches. The present swell will not,
however, last long unless augmented by
additional rAlaR,
Tho United States Signal Service sayp
that for the Ohio Valley, aud during the
month Of June, winds blowing from the
southwest or southeast, or from direc.
tons between these points, are found 10
be the winds most likely to be followed by
rain. Winds blowing from the east,
northeast or northwest, or from
directions between those points, are found
to DO the winds least likely 10 be followed
by rain.
The Courier resumed Ito place In the
Parkersburg trade yesterday, and tue
Ragon went 10 the bank.
The Dlurnal will be to.day's Parkers.
burg packet. For speed, comfort and &C.
comodat!on, she cannot 10 excelled.
The little Pres Ellison makes her quick
trips In the BellAiro trade with clock.likG
promtitude.
The Montana was 0xpected to pass down
from FlttSbuTRh TO 81. Louis, and the
Chancellor to arrive from Cincinnati, last
night.
Bsnson's Ferryboat went on the Island
docks for repairs, yesterday. We're she q
foot broader the docks could not take hei
In.
Tho towboAt Mary Ann went up yester'
day with empties.
The St. Lawrence left Cincinnati Tues
day evening, with about all the freight she
could bring. Ed. Duval and Jason Curtis
were her pilots.
The q, W. Bachelor was to have left
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh last night.
Mr.. Thomas Bond has severed his CON
ncCtion with the steamer Emma Graham
Us second clerk, which position he held or
the old and present Emma four years and
eight months.
The Monitor TowboAt Company OF this
city has purchased OF GailipOlis, from
Captain Burrows, tue old steamer Cora
Price f4,lOO.
The iron lockout, II It continues any
length Of time, will have very bad infll'
ence on the river business, ne manulac-
turediron and nails, aS well as pig iron, art
very important items OF freight. Then,
the same cause will curtail the movement
OF iron ore, which has been furnishing
Ohio river steamboats, with back trips
from st. Louis for nearly a year past. II
Ia hoped, however, that the lockout will
DO Of short duration.
[By TelsEaph,l
NASHVILLE, June 9.-Riyer rising, will
81 feet by the gauge. Departed; Cook
Evansville.
VicHsnUEd, June 2.-Rlver fallen
inches. Weather fair. Thermometer IS0
No boats up or down.
CNciSSATi, June 2.-Riyer II feet {
inches and rising. Departed: bachelor
and Cherokee, PiLISburghi Fashion, Hen
derson.
CAlEo, June 2.-River 81 feet and rising
Weather clear. Thermometer 70'. AZ.
rived: IronsideG, St. Louis; o. W. Ander,
son, Nashville. Departed: lronsideS, Ohio
river
EVANSVILLE, June 9.-weather clear
aud mild. Mercury 49, River III leet
and rising slowly. Port list up: EldondC
and Idlewild, Down; Rainbow. Bust.
ness light.
,NEw ORLEANS, June 2.-Weather patty
cloudy aud showery. Thermometer SS8
Arrived: VIII Kyle, Cincinnati. Depart.
Cd: Centennial, st. Louis. The steamer
Kyle Is receiving 70 leave tomorrow loI
Cincinnati.
LoUsyiLLE, June 2.-Riyer falling, with
| O feet 10 inches In the canal and 8feel II
inches in chute on falls Weather clear
and cool, with wind northeast; Rtnoky.
Fact and tow 70 Pittsburgh; Simpson
Homer and tow and Vlnt Shinkle are due
tonight
81, Loup. June .-RIyer risen 4 feel 10
Inches, II feet 7 inches by gauge. Wealth.
Or clear and pleasant. Arrived; Polar
Star and barges, Metropolis Grand Lake
and barRes, New Orleans. DepAEtedi Pc.
lar Star and bafGes for Tennesse river;
Clinton and Diamond Joe and bArgea for
s.. Paul; Champion, PaduCah, SCudder,
New Orleans; Bird and Tatum for Kansas
City.
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