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Miss. Machinery Agency.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. ETC,
GOODMAN, MISS.

The undersigned respectfully informs purchasers
that he is prepared to orders at short notice and
at manufacturers prices, (transpor tation addrd)
for all descriptions Of Steam Engines and Wood
and Iron Working Machinery; Cotton and Wool
Carding Machinery turbine Water Wheels :;
Cotton Seed Hulers and Oil Mills -: Rice and Sugar
Cane Mills FIGURING and Corn Mills Atwood $,
Carver's G lletts and Emery Gins, the latter with
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Having been engaged in the business for three
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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-29

q 34}c. Flour-sales $500 bbls; State and Western
g 10c lower; super6ne to fancy State 500 q 65;
40 to choice Western 90 @ GO; Southern favors
buyers s saIes so9 6bis eomlnen To- choice 20 g
lower; sales 10000 BUSH. No. Spring at is; No.
but quiet quiet G IL ssanee partly L s.s
sales rs 900 BUSH. Mixed Western 63 a DOC via
the extreme quotations. Oats fc unsettled; sales
$4,000 bush; Western 75c in store and n q TIC
afioat. Beet steady; new plain mess 90 q 10 90;
do extra 12 90 q IS co. Pork dull and heavy; sales
of round lots al 50 IL cash, Old do SIS q 80 90;
prime 26 % q 27 90. Lard dull and heavy; sales 400
bbls. steam rendered II q 1896 chiefly at 19f @ 19s;
kettle i9s g 20ic. Whiskey dnt; @ western 9sc.. Su-
iasses dull. Tallow heavy. at IT @ 1l4c. Freights
to Liverpool irm Cotton 5-32d; Wheat rer sail sid
and per steamer Cd.
PHiLApELruIA June 26-coaii Market.-The
suspension continues general except in the Schuyl-
kill region work having been done at the Pitts
ton mines since last Saturday Prices are very m
settled, AM the demand for larger sizes very active
with rates rapidly advancing Purchasers are yery
desIons 70 obtain large supplies at once rightly an
next month.
CHICAGO, June 2S.- Flour quiet; Spring extras at
5oo @ 6 so Wheat -choice moderately active; sales
NO. ! at ESQ "a; No. at %, closing dull Corn
actye and unsetted sales No. at II a TIC; No.
7lac. Oats active and higher; sales mo. 2 at &c
cash. Rye steady and quiet; sales No. at Co.,
Barley nominal at as q so. High Wines duh at
943c. Mess Pork nominal at 33 %. Lard 193c. Hams
15a q l63c. Dry sated shoulders 12ac for loose.
CINCINNATI, June 2S-Whiskey dull at 92 a &c.
Provisions dull with no demand; holders generally
firm with no sales.
MILWAUKEE, June 28.--Flour dull and unchang-
ed Wheat unsettled at 25 for No. and 12a for
No. 2. Oats nominal at 59t q 6Oc for No. q Corn
Rye and Barley nominal.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-29
RHODE ISLAND.

DEPARTURE OF THE VICE PRECEDENT
PROVIDENCE, June 28.-Vice President Col
fax arrived from Newport this morning He
visited, by invitation. the Rhode Island Loco
motive Works, and then was escorted to the
City Hall where large concourse of people
had gathered to see him. He was introduced
by Mayor Clarke, and spoke for twenty min
utes III au eloquent and effective style, elicit
ing constant applause. Mr.. and Mrs. Colfax
left by the midday train for the West.
SPEECH OF VICE PRESIDENT coLFAx,
At large meeting at the City Hall to-day,
Vice President ColfIx was introduced TO the
people by the Mayor, and responded Ia short
but admirable speech, which was frequently
interrupted by applause. he spoke OF the
condition of the country OF IT'S material pros
perity of the inducements which it holds out
to the poor man, as was evidenced by the tide
of emigration flowing into it from every other
country; and then IN glowing language pre-
dicted its future destiny All around the
world, from continent to continent wherever
the poor man seeks to better his condition, his
eyes ana his heart and his thoughts and his
hopes are bent on this republic of ours. Said
ne, IL IS not my testimony; it is the testimony
OF the toiliEg millions that inhabit all the
countries Of the globe.' He passed a high en-
logy upon Gen. Grant and Upon the honesty
ana economy of his administration. He af-
tirmed the sancity of the public debt, and
touched effectively on other topics.
The speech and the speaker were received
with great enthusiasm, and at its conclusion
those who had listened to it crowded up to
pay their respects to the distinguished guest.
The occasion gave great satisfaction to the citi-
zens of Providence.
Mr.. Colfax is at Westerly tonight He
leaves to morrow noon for New York.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Albert Waterman, President of the Fire
mems Insurance Company, died suddenly in
bed last night.
COLLISION.
The steamers City Of Newport and the Bay
Queen collided in the bay this afternoon in a
dense fog, and both were disabled. No lives
were lost
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-29
MAINE.
The Democratic Convention,
special Dispatch by international Line j

Especial Dispatch by international Linel
BANGOR, june 2S.-It rains very heavily and
the Democratic politicians are not circulating
much among the different hotels. The con-
vention will be rather thinly attended, as it
looks now. But one thing is plain; it will not
be very harmonious. A strong feeling is APP
parent either to nominate Chamberlain or to
make no nomination. But the m liter will be
settled tonight and the movement cannot sue
ceed. The old leaders are putting their foot
down on it. but "the very young and vigorous
Democracy" are ripe for more liberal and pro-
gresslye movement than the old war horses are
prepared for, and openly declare that they
snail vote for Chamberlain any how. Great
dlihculty exists about candidate. Nobody
seems to know the way out of the trouble, and
nobody wants to be sacrificed Offering
Said distinguished Democrat to me to-
night, Il could have this nomination, but am
not tool enough to take it. sOur people are 60
ing TO vote for Chamberlain by thousands, and
. The loss would be charged to me-" This is the
key TO the whole matter. The unterrified are
terribly terrified and do not attempt to conceal
it.. 1t is crisis with Maine Democracy, and
the younger and growing men of the party are
bent on saving themselves. This may seem
strange tidings for me to send you, but speak
that know, and testify that have seen. G.
4 Kimball, Esq, of your city, will preside to-
morrow. Nox.
[ro the Associated Press.]
DECORATING GRAVES OF SOLDIERS
AUGUSTA, june 2S-The graves of the sol
diers buried at the National Military Asylum
ntaIwr Cfnr1 .efs a.
Asylum. An appropriate address was deliver
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Kicker
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-29
u o Nj M r Kx CA


Receipts by Railroads and STEAMBOATS,.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-79o bbls -four. ears
corn, &c do lumber, do bark, do laths do stayes
2S6 cans milk 2O2 bdls paper, cars cattle IS rolls
"a pkgs sundfies; for shipment East 600 bbs. -four
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-12 cases carpets, "a
bags waste, "a psgs scythes, excelsior So bags
spools cars lumber bbs beans, 130 stiles leather
21I pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND g. KENNEBEC RAILROAD-1 car lum-
bar do furniture stock, 1871 cases mdse, 26 pieces
springs bbs taliow, % bds paper, do hides, 25
pigs furniture 1l6 doors, 10 bdls blinds IL do SASH
5boxes mdse, bbls do, and % freight for Bos-
ton.
STEAMER JOHN BRooKs, FROM BOSTON 80 coils
cordaee, 20 bbs paint 100 do pork, 1875 boxes mdse
can buoys hhds. molasses, horses 12 horse rakcs
125 pkgs to order; for Canada and up counry-104
bars railroad iron 81 bdls paper, 90 empty bbls, IL
bales rags, casks oil, 80 bdls calf SKINS 752 dry
hides 1856 bags wool, 10 plates iron, 12 horse rakes
leo pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-29


BREsT, june 28.-Up to last evening the
steamship Great Eastern had made 697 knots
from Brest, and had paid out IT'S knots of ca
Bile. There has been no fault whatever in the
cable itself. The interruption noted few days
ago, it is now ascertained, was owing to imper-
fections in the land connections. The signals
are still perfect. All are we'll on board the
steamer.
PARIS, June 28.-The Emperor yesterday
visited the city of Beauyais and was received
with enthusiasm by the people. The Mayor
and Bishop Of Beauvais received the Emperor
at the city gates and conducted him to the Ho-
tel de Vile, where they presented an address
OF welcome to his Majesty. In reply to the
Mayors speech the Emperor returned his
thanks for the welcome he had received from
the municipality and the people of Beauvais.
He reminded the Mayor Of his presence in that
inauguration of the statute of the heroine
Jean Fongnot La Hachette, eighteen years
ago. He was pleased to see the progress which
the city, and the department of which it was
the capital, had made since that period in ag-
riculture and industry He declared that this
prosperity was mainly due to the order which
for the past seventeen years had reigned in
France. He was certain that this condition Of
order would never be seriously disturbed.
In response to the Bishop of Beauvais the
Emperor said the address of the Bishop couch
ed in language OF piety, were always received
with Difference. If his prayers were heard re-
ligion would be honored by happy people
and France would be great and prosperous.
Henri Rockford editor of the Loulere, has
been convicted of the charge of illegally intro
ducing his journal into France He has been
sentenced to three years imprisonment and tc
ply fine of 5000 francs. To these penalties
are added the forfeiture of his rights as citi-
zen for three years, including the right 10 vote
in any election or to occupy seat in the Corp!
Legislatif.
NJ nj. Simonson and Jourden. the editors OIL
| the Sicale. have been fined 5n0 frames and
each editor of the Opinione Nationale ha:
been condemned to one month s imprisonment
with fine of 500 francs, all for violations o
the nress law
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-29

NEW YORK. June 28 Evening Money market
very easy at per cent currency during tie morh-
ing but abous O'Clock the rates of interest began
to harden, and abut the close OF banking hours the
stringency was greater than at any previous period
since the Money pressure set iu The rates on call
were l-32 per cent per diem and interest "a and
interest and q per cent. to fiat. Discounts dull
under the high rates tor call loans and next to moth
Ing doing in business paper. Foreign Exchange is
firm but the Money tringency had tendency to
check operations this afternoon. Gold dull thi af-
terno0n, closing at 1917 1t is stated this afternoon
that the Westphala has $638,c00 in specie engaged
were 7, a II per cent Governments dull and a
fraction lower Henry CleYes q Co. furnish the fol-
lowing Ala quotations - United States coupon SIS.
1891, 1215 do 52Gs 1862 f2lf; do 1864 1l7f do 1865
1871 do 1867, 110t; do 1868, 119i 1040s, 10Sl Pa
cfc 6.s, log.
Southern State securities weak on North Caro-
linas, Tennessee's and Mssouris but steady on the
balance OF the list There increased pressure
to sell TeDnessee's, owing to the talk of repudatng
some of the new bonds.
The Stock market was uniayorably affected by the
Money stringency, and there general decline
in prices equal to per cent. all leading shares
The market closed unsettled The following are $50
prices Pacific Mail, S71 Western Union Telegraph
Ss1; New York Central, 1874; Erie 29; do preferred
| 565; Hudson, 1861 Reading, 97t; Fort Wayne, 155;
michigan Central ex-div, 1913; Michigan Southern,
iV6t Illinois Central, 1879; Chicago q Rock Island
- ~ 1oleuo, 1861; Chicago u North western, S0s
90 preferred, 945 Hartford q Erie, 77z.
Inc ne oalance @ at the Sub-Treasury to-day amounted
The gross clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day amounted to $50, ,562, 900.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-29
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, June 28.-The committee of
the Chamber of Commerce and the Academy
of Science, with number of Customs officers,
newspaper men and pilots, on board the reve-
nue. cutter Wilderness, made the tour of the
passes of the mouth Of the Mississippi, and re-
port loot and half more water on the Pass
ship Lizzie Moses, drawing eighteen feet and
three inches, went out by the Pass Aloutre on
Eridau -.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-29

HAVANA, juno 27.-The following are the closing
quotaiionsof merchandise for the week ending Sat-
:-Sugar-stock in warehouses in Havana and
Matanzas 900 boxes and IT. 900 hhds ex ports TOR
the week from Havana and Matanzas to foreign
countries $4,000 boxes and 1900 hhds. to the United
States, 5000 boxes; there has been large business
in Sugar during tho week. but prices Il all grades
remain without quotable market, the market clos
ing quiet but steady. Mo asses closed dull clayed
81 a reals and Muscovadoes or common G8 0D Z
reals " keg Lard easier at 1890 ~ fb in terces and
22c in 20 fb tins. Flour dull at So 80 40 10 so P Dbl
Paf9w Daoyant ssss at lo c r. BaeoR meE
A @ reals gal in tins. Potatoes steady at S. Is
y bbl Hams frm dry saltcd 24c and sugar cured S
25c 4Y ID. Shooks-Box declining; sales at "a
reals. Hogshead Shocks quiet. Empty hhds. quiet
at So IS. Hoops dull. Freights to Europe buoyant:
" ton to Falmouth and orders Dos @ 52s Sd; do to
s. Rossss nha 90
on London "A q 16c per cent. premium; ON Paris, l
@ per cent. premium on United States, 60 days
sight q per cent. premium In currency, 60 avs
sight, 253 @ ~ per cent discounts short sight 225 a
214 per cent discount.
LONDON, June 2S--Forenoon.- .-Consols at 921 a.
SO for money and account
American securities-United States 5 20's SO3 !:
Erie shares 19z; Illinois Cenral shares 943.
FRANKFORT. June rs Forenoon.- United States
5-20's SGs.
LIVERPOOL, June 28-F Forenoon. Cotton active; !;
Orleans 12fd. Corn 2si q sos. Pork 99s Lard rs.
Breadstufs quiet; California Wheat los Id; Western
Red 9s. Other articles unchanged.
LONDON, june 2s-Evening. g.-Consols closed at
92z q 92t FOL money and account.
American securities-United States 5-20s S0f.
LIvERP0oL, June 29--Evening. Cotton is firm /:
Middling uplands i2ad; Middling Orleans 12fd.
LoNpoN, June 2s- Evening -Linseed Oil as1 15s.
Refined Petroleum Is 53d Calcutta Linseed COS.
New ORLEAEs. June 2s-Cotton active and ad-
vanced &c; Middling upands 50 a s2gc. Sugar duiI
common 81 q 1o4c prime IS d 13fc. Molasses-
prime fermenting 81 q 64c.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-29
VIRGINIA.

GEN. CANDY ON THE ''lRoN-cLAD OATH
VIRGINIA, June 28- Gen. Candy writes re-
ply to a letter Of B. W. Gillis, of the State
journal, containing an argument to sustain
his position in requiring the members Of the
Legislature to take the siron-clad OATH" He
contends that the reconstruction acts require
it, and that he is acting in conformity with all
precedent in forcing it.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-29
Haydn Association

THE Haydn Association having completed its or
limited number ofSEAsoN TICKETS admitting the
holder to all the Rehearsals and Concerts Tor one
year at 80 90 each have been prepared and left for
sale at Lowell g. Senter's 30f Congress st, William
Paine's Music Store, Middle j. N. Davis Music
Store, Center st, and at VIM. G. Twombly's Piano
Forte Rooms, Exchange ct.
Tickets for Life Membership SIS. can be obtained
of the President, Abner Lowell, Esq., at Lowell e.
Senters, 301 Congress st. Lite Members are entitled
the Association, each ticket admittinga Gentleman
and Lady. Per Order.
-o4 GEO. H. SMARDON,
jel5d1m Sec'y Haydn Association,
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-29
DOMlNaox OF CANADA

WATERLOO, June 2S.-The heavy rains yes
terday gave rise to another freshet, equal to
that early in the spring. Five mill dams that
stood fast then have yielded to the present
freshet A large number Of bridges and fences
have been carried away, and the damage to
farm propertY is very considerable
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-29
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Rowing Regatta
July 3, 1860,
To take place in the Front Harbor,
AT O'CLOCK M.
There will bs THREE RACES as fol,ows

There will bs THREE RACES, as follows
FIRST RACE.
For Six Dared Boats in the State distance two
miies First prize. one hundred and fifty dollars
second prize, seventy-hve dollars.
SECOND RACE.
For Working Boats, pulled from the gunwale dis
tance two miles, First prize, thirty dolars second
THIRD RACE.
For Single scun wherries, in the State, distance
two mites First priz seventy five dollars; second
GEO. p. WESCOTT, Committee on
e. A. SAWYER, Reoetta.
Rules and Regulations.
1st. Entries, with names, numbar Of oars and color
ofeach boat must be made on or before July 1st.
"a. All applications for entries must designate fol
81. An boats win enter free.
4th. There will be two guns fired at each race the
nrst Tor the boats to come into line; the second fol
5th. An boats to carry coxswain or not, as they
may elect.
9th. ANY boat taking another boats water. there.
by causing collision, will be ruled out.
7th In rounding the lower station, the inside boa
must nave the course any boat interfering with said
sth All boats entering for either of the races mus
report themselves ready for the start at the Judges
station, q precisely the hour named for the races
in either Of the races = " Pe'
yth. No second prize will be awarded in any rae.
tnTee OF more boats contend for the PRICES
iotn. Ihe rulings OF the judges will be final in al
11th. Due notice viii be given Of The ,;me an,
place of the drawing for positions. S -'-'
Judges. isJg
CAPT. BENZ. WILLARD, Chairman,
CAPT. CHAS, MERRILL, ft7
w. r. WOOD,
ED. JAMES,
H. p. WOOD. 4-a b. riA
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-29
R. *. HUNT,
Commission Merchant and Aucticneer,

MO 316 Congress Street, will, ON Thursday even
IN ing, Feb H. at o'clock, sell at Auction large
consignment of Staple and Fancy Goods
Auction sales every evening. Goods will be sold
during the day in lots to suit purchasers at Wholesale
prices Cash advanced on all descriptions OF goods
Conslgnments not limited.
february H. 1865. diff
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-29
To Consumers of Coal

l., thirty thousand miners. embracing the whole
coal region, to regulate the price oflabor similar
combination OF vessel owners and captains In refer
for all our coal we te coal dealers of Portland feel
that to pursue ibe course we have In the past. OF
to the trade aud principle not recognized in any
other branch of business; therefore, IL Is hereby
agreed that and after June 10TH all sales OF coal
shall be for cash, with privilege Of delivering the
coal within thirty days.
JAMES q WILLIAMS.
HIRAM BROOKS,
JACKSON & EATON.
EVANS s. GREENE,
JOS. POOR.
JAMES H. BAKER.
JNO. w. DEERING.
.g RANDALL, McAILISTER & co.
SAM'L ROUNDS q SONS.
PAUL PRINCE 81 SON.
JOHN 7. ROGERS & co.
HENRY L. PAINE & co.
june 12-eod 2m