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Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15
Republican State Convention.


The Republicans of Maine and all others who
propose to support the candidate of the Republican
party in the pending elections are invited to sent
delegates to q State Convention to be held in
NOROMBEGA HALL, Bangor,
Thursday, June %, 1876, at II A. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Gov
ernor to be supported at the September election
and two candidates for electors of President, and
attend to such other business as usually comes be-
fore such meetings.
The basis of representation will be as follows
Each city, town and plantation is entitled to one
delegate and additional delegate for every sew
enty i've votes given for the Republican candidate
for Governor In 1872 fraction of forty votes over
the number which is entitled to one delegate VIII
be accordcd delegate.
The Republican State Committee will be n ses-
sion in the ante.room of the Hall at O'Clock the
morning of the Convention. The usual reduced
fares ON railroads and steamboats, may be expected
of which due announcement will be made.
JAMES G. BLAINE, Kennebec,
Chairman.
WILLIAM P. FRYE Androscoggin.
DANIEL RANDALL, Aroostook.
s STANLEY 7. PULLEN, Cumberland.
CHARLES J. TALBOT, Franklin.
JOHN d. HOPKINS, Hancock.
HIRAM BLISS, JR, Knex.
SS. MARBLE, Lincoln.
ENOCH FOSTER JR., Oxford.
JOSEPH W. PORTER, Penobscot.
Z. A. THOMPSON Piscataqcis.
J.W. WAKEFIELD Sagadahoc.
II. B. SHEPHERD, Somerset.
WILLIAM w. CASTLE, Waldo.
WM.J CoRTHELL, Washington.
JOHN HALL, York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15
THE LEADING DEMOCRATIC PAPER
or THE WEST ON Mr.. BLAINE.


OF THE WEST on MR.. BLAINE.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, the 'leading
democratic paper of the West, reviewing
the Cincinnati Convention, speaks thus
of Mr.. Blaine:
"He has not reached the prime of life. He is
still young man. One of the most lovable of the
sacred writers says: 81 have written unto you,
young men, because you are strong" Less than
week ago it seemed certain that Blaine was out
of the race, that he would scarcely be entered.
But the doubts as to his high integrity have since
been drowned in admiration of his matchless
daciiy, his unexamped pluck, his extraordinary
fnesss. He has shown himself to be made Of the
stuff that enters into commanders of men and has
crowned q brief, brilliant public life covering
some of our most eventful years with q specimen
of daring, of invincible bravery, perhaps unprece
dented in the Capitol. He had before shown the
qualities of q leader but he this week displayed
the indomitable will Of an Armand Richelieu
He stood before the country charged with jobbery
but he took captured correspondence, supposed to
contain his political deathwarrant, to the floor of
the House and read it to the country. Had it
been read by any one else. had it gone to the
country through the Investigating Committee,
took the bull by the horns. He went before a
House of Representatives with majority of sew
enty against him, bullied the House, buied the
Chairman of its most digniied Committee, and
nelu the entlre OOuy AT Day lie WAS unuer lnveS-
tgation by committee Of the House. He goes
next day before that committee and. by the sheer
force Of his mtless, defiant audacily, investigates
and bnllies that Committee till it almost seems
be the committee and not Blaine that stands be-
fore the country charged with offenses. He was
ordered to keep SILENT but keep silent he would
not. He handled the Judiciary Committee as
though it were composed of school-boys
such he used to handle while teaching school in
the State whence comes its chairman. Thsd
Stevens, shaking his bony fist in the face Of one
half his own party in the House and of all the op-
position, and Ben Butler, hurling his husky SEN
tences of defiance at any opponent, were never
more conspicuously belligerent or aggressive.
Out of the events and the disclosures which
would have crushed another man Blaine has made
friends, and we not discover that he has lost
any, for all men love pluck and Blaine has it, of
the most lordly quality. He will enter the Con-
vention with larger vote than that Of any other
candidate, and he has fastened his friends TO him
by his mastery manner within the last few days.
Men will not to read those letters, or, read
ing them, will see nothing wrong in them. They
will only say, He drove the Judiciary Committee
before him like sheep, and cowed and captured
the House. He bearded the lion in his den the
Douglas in his hall Add his pertinacious skill
in management, which seems already to have COW
cred the country, and it is not difficult to see that
Blaine of Maine, is prima facie, the most formid
able candidate before the Convention
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15
An Intelligent correspondent writes

An intelligent correspondent writes
viz: 1.-The question ON every lip in the ru-
rul districts now are: How is Blaine
Will he get the Nomination. We never
knew how much we loved him till the late
onslaught upon his character and integrity,
and when the news of his illness came,
we all felt that if he was not hunted to
death it must be by Gods especial bless
ing to him and the American people, that
he was sustained and kept"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15
DEKOCRATIC RESOLUTIONS.

DEXOCRAIIC RESOLU1IONS.
We have published in full the resolu-
tions adopted by the democratic party, at
Bangor, as the platform of principles
which they desire the voters of the State to
understand will govern the party if placed
in power.
The first resolution cries for reform, v
ECONOMY in the public SERVICE" the alb
clifton of "sinecures," "honest admins
tration." That's right; the people believe
in that policy, and will sustain the party
that honestly carries it out. But it has
been demonstrated that. while the demo-
cratic party is loud in its professions,
it is recreant in its practices. Like man
who has family prayers in the morning,
and then goes forth to devote the ener-
gies of the day to cheating his neighbor,
the party is not to be trusted. 1t is only
by contrast with States under democratic
domination that the people of Maine can
truly appreciate the value of republican
rule. For integrity in every department of
its government. for economy in expendi-
ture, for purity OF administration. and
for the incorruptible character of its pub
lie officers, no State in the Union stands
superior to Maine. No State has more
able and influential delegation in Con-
gress. And the State has been under re-
publican rule, without break, for doz-
en- years. 1t does not injure the republi-
can cause any to draw the contrast be-
tween this and the States swayed by dem
ocratic partisans, where favoritism in the
distribution Of the offices, rules in a most
offensive sense. We need only mention
New Hampshire as conspicuous illustra-
tion the history of the reform" move
ment of the democratic party there is SO
recent that the people do not wonder that
the honest voters only waited for the next
election day TO come before spewing them
out of their mouths. They carried par
ty into every place, and magnilied it
above all material interests. turning all
from Office who had not the password :;
and after all the offices were filed then
new places Were created for the hungry
ones standing outside and crying for the
loaves and fishes. Does this look like the
abolition Of sinecures. No, no; the
democrats Of Maine are too much like
their brethren In New Hampshire to be-
leve that their pious professions amount
to much. The conduct of affairs in the
town Of Windsor is an illustration on a
small scale of democratic management.
The town affairs there have been in dem
ocratic hands for long series of years.
The books show large discrepancy in
the accounts, if not an absolute msappro-
priation Of the peoples money. The ac
counts are SO demoralized and tangled
that the bewildered citizens. not under
standing the methods by which democrat
ic books are kept. are compelled to
come to Augusta and find an account
ant competent to untangle the compli-
Gated web. Our readers know how it has
been in other towns In Maine, accidental
" afflicted by democratic rule. To as
cend from the smaller to the larger from
Windsor TO New York city--we find it to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15

The democratic party the State should
join the Maine Historical Society in a
body. Their success in digging up and
preserving fossils gives them rare qualif-
cations. "Old but respectable" is term
that may well be applied to their candi-
date. Mr.. Talbot, in his affiliations and
sympathy, belongs to past age. The
people of Maine want live man at the
head of affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15
Special Nottrrs.
"It Works like q Charm.'
Renne'S Magic Oil.

This is a purely vegetable, general family reme
dy. Keep it in the house to use in case of emergen.
cy
TRE.XT I.VTKR.v.4LLF.
II cures Collie, Cholera Morbus, Darrh9 a
Cramps and Pains in the Stomach, Indigestion
Sore Throat, Coughs, Colds, &C.
USE 1T KXTR R.N.ALLf.
ltcures Neuralgia, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Sprains
Cuts, Bruises, Old Sores, Headache, Toothache,
and in fact almost all the aches and pains human
flesh is heir to- Sold by all dealers in Medieines.
WIN. RENNE SONS, Proprietors, Pittsfeld
Mass. aug27-t&wly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15

fore we can hope to enjoy the advantages Of GER
tainty in investment, without which all opportu-
mites are comparatively valueless. The fact that
we can or do make better goods is important, and
will be conclusive when we can do it as cheaply
as in England, and we are sure that we shall be
able to continue to do so.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15

Safely and certainly that great external remedy
Glenn's Sulphur Soap, removes cutaneous ernp-
tions by opening the pores whose obstruction was
the cause of the difficulty. Test and you will en-
dorse it.
Beautiful Shades of black or brown are produc-
ed by Hills Hair Dye. juneSt t&w4w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15

Speaking of. the nomination Of Mr.. Tai
bot, the Press says: "Geh. Connor' s
friends will be more generally pleased
" with the nomination than the democrats
can possibly be-"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15

The effect of the greathst triumph in medicine
an be only transitory, VIII list man persists in the
qualification of vicious and pernicious habits
and
Strength to subdue the passion is the best guar
antec of mental vigor, and Of becoming strong
and long lived man.
There are very explicit directions on this point
accompanying Fellows Hypophosphtes, for, how
ever quickly patient may recover and approach
towards robust health, he must abolish the habit
and practice which induced the disease and which
may tend to hopeless irrecovery.
iuuel4.+&wlW
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15

Sufferers from coughs, colds, asthma bronchitis,
soreness of the throat. and all diseases leading to
consumption, don't fail to try Adamsons Botanic
Balsam. Sold by druggists at 35 cents.
junel3- t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15
LOCAL AND BUSINESS MOTTO ES.
Murder VIII Out.

A few ye ars ago august Flower" was discov-
cred to be certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver
complaint, a few thin Dyspeptics made known to
their friends how easily and quickly they had been
cured by its use. The great merits of Green's
August Flower became heraled through the coun-
try by one sufferer to another, until, without ad-
vertsing, its sale has become immense. Drug
gi.ts in every town in the United States are sell
ing it. Ne person suffering with Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Cositiveness, palpitaton of the
Heart, indigestion, low spirits ETC., can take three
doses without relief. Go to your Druggist and
get bottle for Is cents and try it. Sample bottles
10 cents. juneS-t tTT&S&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15

A severe injury is often the result of little
carelessness. Every traveller should have bot
tie of Rennes Pain killing Magic Oil in his sstch'
ell to use in case of accidents. 1t is safe and reli
able to use in all cases of aches and pains. Sold
by all druggists and merchants.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15
DIR. BENEFITS

CELEBRATED JAUNDICE BITTERs, q pleasant
eficacious tonic Invigorator and blood purifier
so cents bottle. Money refunded in all case
where perfect satisfaction is not given. For sail
by J. S. JOHNSON, opposite P. o., Augusta, Me.
aprlO- -t3m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15

Wendenburg's Cough Candy.
For sale by J. S. JOHNSON. opposite T. Q. Au
lsts. aprl0-t2m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15

INTELLIGENCE OFFICE!
.)f0'e au0 Eemale Help Wanted ana
FURNISHED,
For All Kinds of EmplOyment.
Apply to w. F.. 8. WHITMAN, GRANITE
HALL BLOCK, Market Square, Augusta, between
the hours of 10 and II A. NJ. and 3 and z. NJ.
apr7ttf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15

TO be Let.
TO Let,

4 Large Room over the Post Office. Apply to
~ Granite National Bank.
June, 1876. jure9.ur
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-06-15

10 AUU.
4 STORY AND A HALF HOUSE, with stable,
"A ON CoIrt street, between Chapel and Sewall
Streets. Enquire of IL. II. HAMLFN.
augusta, May 26 1876. may27.tf
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
cDTI v MARKETS,

GALVESTON June l7.-CUttOn steady; MhdnP 1l'fc; Low
l. c Orinary, net receipts loZ Oa.es
oOastNise ~ bales sales III oaiesi Suck, oooo
bales
C1sctNNAT I7.-Coton quieti NiddInR Sc; Low
Midling l03 Good Ordinary, 8c.. receipts, 23o bales
ncuts. Us bales sales 2OJ bales to spiners zoo Ds
nNTlMonF June l7.-Cotton dull Mddhn9. ii 2c. Low
MiddnLg l02C; Good Ordinary, 9hc exports eoastws Sc
20 Ua,s st.,s, bales; sock 4V62 bales -
l1.-CUttOu hl1lnBg liri Low
ding. 10 ligc Ordinary, SSc net receipts $50 baits
sairs "a bal stock. 4.53l bales -,
NEN.OaLEAAr June l7.-C0toD hrm, fair demand; MIG
ding. ll9ic., Low Iiddlng lCc Good Ordinary, 91s
reeeip, 90 bales gross 323 Dalesi exports 10 Great
AGI uaes; Eales. 100 Dars; stOck, 5oG bales
MOBILE June .-GvttOu Mhidling, l4c; Low MA
ding, Good Ordinary, S'GH0c net recepts, llZ DiIs
p1rls Jales 800 bales stock l246
baes.
WILMINGTON June l7.-COtton dull Middlng lie. ;
Low addang, l04c.; GOrd Onlnary, 9c.; net receipts
| biie: sslus. / Dsles. stock, SSS bales.
AUGUSTA June l7.-cotton finn dena moderate Md
Ia ls.; Low hiddlng lOSc Good OrnuaIy, o'Sci
receipts II bales: saltf 10 bales . ,,
IDlIsylLLg June l7-CottOn gu ct; MdhnnC, III &c
NugFOLk, June 7.C0tiOu quiet ana steady MhlnluR.
BEE. receipts, ll3 bs exports, coastwlse l-3I
NRMrnis June l7.-Corton quiet; Middlng II lac; re-
cepts. baes shpmcns. 81 bales; safes 700 Oales;
CHtEIFsoN JuTe l7-Cotton quiet Middimg u hc.; Low
MLIdg lO4dlO Good Ornnry lOc; net receipts, I2O
Dlr-. iaes, y Uai,s stock 2S2 bales.
TosruS June l.-CUttoIi-n olday gross receipts 81 I
bnl-s exports Great Britain 6'4 bales; s'oeS. 1908
pm .uPt PiIs June l7-Cotton steady Middlng, l2isc.
Low Middmg ll,c; Good OrInary lOlc; net receipts
81 IotI June l7-Coton unchanged; Mddling, II iac
Low Midding. 10. Good ordinary Ssc; receipts q
b,rs shipments 10 bales sales. 200 bales; STOCK, 0o9o
balUs
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
HAVANA MARKET.

HAvAsA l7-sugar in air demand and firm, owing 10
from abroad, No' l" Ia IL D. %, va"
rails SroDl Nos - to q D. - ,g9 reals Mo,lssss sn
o. reals: Concentrated SuE H. laf 10
r,.d quality. 3, "a reals MuscaNaao sugar. Common to
Fair JJi reals; rar 10 GOOD lishhlng ot@b I,dis Cen
min t agar- Nos ii 10 49, la boxes nd hius '41o rea =.
st IN warehouse havana and Mat Mas 3JOuOO boxes
aud 30 500 receipts to Nerk 900 boxes and LoJo
hhds exports duTidy lac woeA, loOOO DoAs anu uVO hs
ucuiug D. 90 boxes 1000 bhds To the United stILs
Mia, 6minai 80 degrees polarization, rtas per kog.
E,,nu S39 per Butt $40 per pihtl Tor sue 4
American -Four tI a f}2 bbl fpf Aulcfcdu. Jerkel
IIrrf 81 7Jd.i pet aruba- Hams, sass U ql,htan a.
or American SUI q cured. Lard La Kegs, too6tiO v
nuiutaI; IN TINS s.o4sia rol.lOes, So 6O9tlO DbL.
ialluw 9as3O D quHtaL Wax lelow. sii oOdsi0 y
am ,bt: White S23d s26 Honey, reals gHlb OhiolS
az bbl A,,rcan. coz OIL In tins, a rrals gallon
i.upty Ilols.,ealA -, gold Lumber nominal White
rinr $50 v NJ shoo@s dull BbS, 7dll reals
SUGAR hhds.. 7a19 reals; Moasses hhds 20
all Chewing ToDacCo tbOGHoA qnnt.
Corn ~ reals v aToba ioops ~eak Long shaved,
ss5as NJ. tIegbts lalr demand Tor the uhited states
ouing Havana the United states, box oil SnSai 30 a
~ Lc y hhd. Of Sugar $J ass I5 Y hhd oi Mulassts
~ fZ1f2 90. loading at pOrt5 on uhe nofW c9asl
tuts,dc pOrls Uned States box OF sugar 71d
81 c y hhd Of sugar 81 81 2di 5O hid OF Moiasses
= JOds2 10. T0oaecO-COnaierable animation az hBhei
pricee, bat kept priva,s Spanish Cold, A'2SI'| EA
Chang
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19

s"s DC At s ss cs s Is Se s
pa don ncSsy Sc Eye aa oSs, sn s SOC PORK @
a. si9 so or Heavy Mess Lard dull at he High" Ines
noDinsIly 81 ii for city male.
CHICAGO June Flour dull Wheat Irregular active put
weak and lever a NO. @ e4c1So s q 81 sSs "%s %T
G@sr S -rS. No. az" IsS ASs1sa Sa Ju ef yseaser M
barley steady aad ueange poTs S, ary ae i've a. ad sse
IaS una seys i've and higher i$ 49, SPOT ana
July s 6ISsi2 52 Angus bsH a. Gear Ssa's s Ge ID c all
boxed whisky q % Freyhs Corr e rSdaG .9
I I5sooo Sa.S Cora 5000 ST. oats bush
1000 Sqss Bssy @ Zoo oas os s Ss b tS s S
bnsh Rye 400 bush. Barley Railroad freigh's-fo Now
CINCINNATI, June l7-Faour dull wheat quiet 20 slSsl l6
Corn %G lot @ at psys SSSt1 r Sai @ at Sq 8 s. q
July LSri nrm steam Rendered II e ke.9 CO.:
Clear Iib Sizes held 10 g. eas sales q l." buyer
5%y JE Ses se & 70 paGen ss , sG I oss quiet
@ fSr 70 o' Goo shi $ aoato To- Cool HEAVY sGS
10 htei Ter dS iSffa and uadSSne % Feisn auchanssd
MILWAUKEE June aus,t and S Mae Wssat
ISe, Il AL Hard 81 22 No sliIwaukee. 81 oG' July
e CS Aqgss & 81 SS s SS:f SS Msss mOdns dsm5d So
s6s W no~nay FIRM 1g SS a %o SG 4c bafey Recele& SG
d. &c. Frrigts weak AMI easier Wheat to Buaa" 2'tG
Wneai $4,000 basa shpIncnts-Fior $500 Oush
Wheat l72OJO bush.
PnlLApELpHlA June I7.-Petroeum firmly held at i4ac
81 is, taAseed 81 46 tee latter Is ~ lght
stock Flour Minnesota lowtr sales 81 l. 90 bD III
cludine Ex ra at 7j Ia. lily at - 70
70 20: PenIisy do at rs - aSo 20 High Grades
an s7Us> -. Elour, - TO- Corr Meal In
good Brandy wine WLeIt quiet a. prlces
OF tue low grades penusylyania Red 3odTi ~
Western dO POOR 9Jo. dSl Ambef I'll 44aSl AZ aud Whtc
IL 40d-l 5 Rye 80" Sic Corn IN E0ol request nt eAI
but tne inquiry tallen on yellow sold at Dnc s,
B. Lc; steamer Doc; Whi o. 5sc and Mixed 04d5Sc. Oats
ncgiectsa White SsIae; MIXED S4e pSysons ll! iary
IL La s; Packed do l22al3 and Lard, gl2c
wLisky, 81 II Mrterl, sutsr very quiet New YORK
aud Bradford county Fxuas 1o0 -5c do do Fls 2O"22c
do 20 Seccnus, SNlgc; Western Extras, l602Oci 40.
trsis. lGal1e. do; eonis l4al6S; tolls western,
lsL32 c.. do Firsts l6al7c CheeseDownward tendency
New York Fancy. 9La l0rc.; Western Fine oHG32c;
EGGS trm advance Pennsylvania. Ncw,Jerseyi shd
lsGl9c. Western dO. Ia sti 0dth' III
10 IJGi G. tcceplsWheat 1900 bush; Iorn37,60J oush
kxports-Ctrn, 10, -u4 bush
TOLEDO, June l7-Four steady What steady EXIT? Extra
Write Miclhcan held I'll 81, 33 ohrrcd AnOer Mcl.
sl2lil July ~ .22 No Amber Michigan, 81 O2 - No.
led MInt.r 81 do. Lay Ton chigau, q Ol Rejected
Red 8Gc.; Dayton Michigan sc. corn larry acuNe alh
slaae higher Ingh Mixed, spot. June aud July, b2c;
august held nj 5ag 294c Low MNet, 40 C.; No
VII TO- 4gc.; Grade, 46e. Damaged, 81 oats dull
Mchis san 33c. Receipts-20 bDl.. Flour S6,0GO busl
Wheat, . 100 bnsh. corn. o BASH OATS shlpmehls-
1000 hb Flour, 900 bush Wheat, 1880 buzh Corn'
10000 bush. Oats.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EuROPEAN MARKETs.

IrvBRrooi, June l1-l230 mCoiion is quiet and IN
changed; Middliug upAuis Glis' Mddi o leans 6oied
Sc,ip.s D. 100 ba,s Of which 1000 balls American
Fulnies wca1er; se,lcr- Al List nights r.crs
L,hTGoS S1%g 5. Low .iSs Claus. % sLTe oSiSprr
an November tI,er Sail at 6oig OF the sal rs today $500
JarL SO !, cwt FOR American ac0n-5O v cwt FOR Long
Gear MID les. AMI 81 :. ort Cl ar Midul's. -
u,ss STAY at 80 Ia on nnbera d Cut
Long Gear s,ady al % l"ms-L@rS Cnt s,,-' AZ 90
Iard-ITIue Western s,eady at 02,3 Cheese-Aherloah
0"Np"S Joe i7-At H. stock Exchange during the pas
ana seeking employment f0r theiI surius capital hay
ng puIcasers Eng.sh railway saIrr have Re,,eiy
d.sctiuns had Teen heavily over Ohi especially
Afgetinc and Russian, Iand ieay premium iof Stock
proved excitement IN consequence
of the nations al Cosnuno out when iitii non
sre Egpuaus about higher on te week It.ss an
In demand better prices. To-day
business las been inactive lho ntas nave D'en ,eW
az an mortanl. Tue mostly for the bette T.
ID 4 dull and ctiOn- made at bci""
te ruling figure. BuhInrss III Mncingdho dufhg uo " tx
has show no Z neral Improvement Uu ere has been more
iuau ~ for sugar. Gruer and adv ahc,d sew
sngs Om tie lowest Inin "i good hhe aSt lh's
n ii PnI IiIion ~ Ion poUs remain qdet The
requirements some catgocs having ale"ly t"ch shvh lv
Nest ,niies ow Brown East Ind.es and hehnhg have
sish anord There has been httie done IN i'r lfhs
en,ie d.pres-.d The new Congou will probably
begin Ia furniBaL StcVor rrDdIns hrn spices
iosnoN June l7-l23O D. m.-Ene Railway shares. l2A
LoSpoS, June 1880 p. mThe amount Of bullion gone
nnrd PetU,cum. lOLdl0- -n gallon sirls OF lupehtns
ryn"S June l--t3O D. adyces quote per
Ieul,S ~ lOjL JOc Tor tie aocpunt.- -o -
IoNDuN, Jane l7-Evening-t Icutta Llnst'n 4f3 cWt
rAas June l7.ENehango ON London. Boil 2oc Tor short
EtvKroRr June I7unted Bonds New fives, l02
ANIwE, June felrols am. s'ii ior rlhe Pale Aiheil-
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
clnsinp strect nnOtatlOns

In Southern State bonds there was more doing 'h
Louisiana consols. sevens selling up 10 oo4~oo'4.
The Tennessees advanced to 44. la railroad
bonds Union Pacific Firsts were up to 1904 ana
North Western coupon gold consos 10 02 ST. faul
Sinking Fund while strong were is@l4 lower. al
927s092s.. Wnona aud st. Paul Seconds sold III
10; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy SIS at 1852;
ditto consolidated 7s at ll2i2; Erie Thirds at
1O3I2; ditto. Fourths at 1ol 81; American Dock aud
Improvement Co. at 1904, and Western Union Tel
egraph 10 a. 092. There were no sales of city bank
stocks.
The Hamilton Fire Insurance Company has declared
q regular semi-annual dividend Of per cent, also
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
wool MARKET.

BOSTON, June 1.-THE market ioI Wool Is DUH The sales
ar amut exclusively co.nnrd to California, AMI prices III
m Mauuiactt TvTs appear 10 De quite
ain, rent and UTCes inouccmtnt u operate De
,old unme Thcicts "a fact nothing encouraging
la u1,s. Goods salaOlr Ony al very low prices anu
anxious 10 reiuce their STOCKS OF
rUhase supplies of material Ibe sales OF
Peuisyvauia Pieces have been 10 ,noo 10 wch
Ohio and PCpuSyly MIA at over di'N
* 81 See Michigan and W sr1nsin Feeces 3'@''Jc and
ra no pressure these figures The ualsac
n Cai. oluii have ben 900 o 70, mostly srlns IRON
CHI ica The irucipal sales O llls
d,ssrton tavr cen Of 2002Jc AID Inciude
r average supplies continue arrive quite freely
sud m, RS II Offering. Pulled Wool plenty
,ud dull hr principal sals have been the range OF 500
Suer aDd y. There bs Oeeu scaOeD any hquuJ oi
l,uubl inc
New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
DoNFsTIc MARKETS.

BUFFALO June l7-Lake recelpts-Wheat, 100000 bnsh
Corn, 22.rOO BUSH kalioad recepts-Fonr 5vOo Duls
heat, IL 900 bush Corn. ID 900 Ous Oats n OoC bush
Iy. l. 2,O bust. Canal shipments TO udewateI-W heat
10000 bush Interior pointswheai a. 90 bush Rail
rd shipments-I IuuT, $500 bbls.; WHEAT 1900 bus.
Corn l26O0J bash; oats, 10000 bush, rye, 200 bush
Canal irrghs- heaL &C. Corn, 62c. To NewfOrk Flonr
n good ensnd and sales of 300 bbs a. unchanged
prccs Wheat continues very duh at noinhay nnchahge,