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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-01

To our Daily and Tri-weefxly subscribers,
who know themselves to be In arrears for
subscription. They will please remit by
check, registered letter, or P.O. order, the
amount due up to the LIST Of January, 1876.
This Is necessary, in order TO close the ac-
counts of the late d IN. E~
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FOR SALE.

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE TNs
w story brick tenement house. 90
Twenty nth street, Tor sale. They AZ
nearly new and I'm excellent repair, tan
contains four rooms and kitchen, and
both have good cellars. Any pef'0n o.
string n cheap dwelling hou " wei oai'c'
ana upon reasonnbI. terms, VII 90 ".
b. cali. FOR full particulars apply 10 10
undersigned ut their Office, No. AIN chap
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
CRACRAFT a CDLk
anrlsb Attorney
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TRUSTEES SALE
NJ ISLAND PROPERTY.

By virtue Of a deed OF hn,t n, a.,,sy
Thomas James Hamm and tI't s'.1s ~
Hamm his wife,lo me ~ rusisst "a, s,,.,ord
10 n day Of August, A. H., lst arc In I'm %
In the Clerks Once Of the t0onn a. a
Ohio county, West Vl.Einla, 10 ..,.,.
trust book No. Z page 2o5. sh'' "a so,a.
dsy. tbe I3th day { nsp. 70 70, ffonl
mencing nj 10 O'Clock 4. y. - y" ,,arty.
door OF ,he Courl House Of Osn s,sbs,i
West Va, proceed n sSn 20 - a. s'lb.4
property, tO-wit: Commebe..s mi a
two f72 from the Douihes,, % ~
LOT 80. rs In Daniel Zane. shan nt, w.
city Of Wheeling, running 80, aoB.
so1theriy on York street tbeeos s.s,fIJ !,
dred and twenty feet. running "a nof,t
Huron street; fhence tw. n'y ..,.il,i viiS
erly on Huron alley; theme. p. ainr. y
Huron alley TO the place Of .. ,.nufo,s
getber with q ! and singular 'hs my
ments and buildings THEREON. ,,us,,.
Terms of sale cash. sellipx ,ss.Air
shall only convey such Title a.
me by sald deed Of trust. ,,, r,r.t 4.
sniH + los. UBBiEH'
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FOR RENT.
"oH HI 4.

Fob r. !" ~ Lar Ian
TWO OR THEE USfLnsss ps
rooms, eas, Ae., In the hoy .alrstie
Of Nark.t and Foareenth sss.,a,iy. PO~
Tor young men, or for sman sIss, rvs
n baiIelnx. now occupied By 4. r t .gS,SlyS
Srsen srccery or back .ter sisndi., fiEEs,
DIR N. v. BULLns,s ~
Or 10 10 aire o'Ksefe, corner nflll
RouYteeufb streets.
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We have made the inquiry and find
that 1t was exchanged for Arkansas rail-
road bonds.
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TILDEN stock Is rising, but we would
not advise any one to invest in 1t, as il
will probably fall before the St. Louis
Convention is held.
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a CARD.

RIO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscretions OF youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss OF
manhood, &C., will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. send n sel1-addresse6
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH I. lNMAN,
Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
feb2geod-e guO
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Eor sale.

nNEoY THE b at AND MO- J n s,sssJ.
ABLY located farms u Bfoose Co. 60:
owned By Mr.. A. ~. Buehagsh, r. d,
Ing SIS acres. go improved ab" A, toe
highest state Of cultivation; On. ,I,se,
story Brick Dwelling. eoDtsinin,ss..,Si Osr
All necessary out b0iidings. sssy pa.
miles south OF Wei sDurg. on
For further partisplar spply PAUL
mr7 ALDkhoos
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Re y,rtue of a Deed of Trust made to me
MS Trnstee OF James Cheek and wife, bear
Ing date the 10th day of July. 1874, and re- :
corded in book No. I, pages l79 and iSO OF
the office of Recorder Of OHIO county; I am
DAY. the 10th day of May, A: ID. 1876, at the
'front.' door of tile Court House OF SAID
county, sell at public auction, commenc,,
Ing at O'Clock p. N, the following real
estate. viz: =. c,s,,.-
man run In said county Of Ohio, and ON
which the said Cheek now resides; the
said tract of land being bounded by the
lands of Isaac Cox, Louisa Cox, samuel
McCarty, ]. q. Criss and Jonn Alhlns s'.,s ,
r. rms made Known on day OF sale.
SAMUEL II. KELLY, Trustee.
ap2Sb
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

"
Under and by virtue of decree OF the
Municipal Court of Wheeling, entered on
the 22nd day OF March, ls76, in suit in
chancery therein pending, wherein James
II. Holiinger is plaintiff and Nancy Hol.
liEger and Others are defendants, will, on
Satu rtlay, the 6th day Of Msy, 1875. Mt
the front door of the Court House of Ohio
county. p oceed TO sell at puslie auction TO
the highest aud best bidder. the following
described real estate, situated in the city
OF Wheeling, that Is 10 say: the north halt
ofiot number eleven Vl} in square mum.
Der fourteen 90, situated on the west side
OF Z ID formerly Filth street, and be.
tween Eleventh formerly Union) and
Tw,s.fth formerly Monroel streets. The
Improvements on the pioperty consist OF
a new two story brick house, containing
five rooms and basement, with gas
throughout. The west thirty-six feet ef
the said half lot Is leased for the sum of
thirty dollars per year, lease expiring July
Sth. 1877.
TERMS OF SALE-On e-third of the pur.
chase money, or so much more ~ the pur.
chaser may elect, cssh; balence In two
equal fnslallmenfs At six and twelve
months with interest from the day ofsale.
Possession given Immediately.
J. ]. WOODS,
Special Commissioners.
]. w. MITCHELL, Auctioneer. apl5oaw
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THE Centennial-"there's millions in
it" for Philadelphia.
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Dwelling House for Sale at Auction.

WE WILL, ON MONDAY, MAY I,
w commencing AT 10 O'Clock A, ". At
the front door OF Onto county Cour
House, sell al public auction u new BIRCH
house, on Thirteenth street, a owe Iscob,
eight rooms, water AID las; toll 10
COX 100 feet. Terms ensy. ". ' HyIk 4
BRO, Real Estate Agents, 1870 Market II.
JOHN W. MITC HELL, Auction,st.
apsl
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On! BLAINE, where is thy -sting7-
WHEELING REGISTER -
Ask BEN HILL and TUCKER.-State
Journal
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rnrr SAMPLES 10 Agents. LADIES
k4kk Combination Needle-book, with
TUII Chromos. Send stamp. y. p. Gluck
New Bedford. Mass. feoln
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rHE WEEKLY REGISTER

IL the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed An
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
ums to ciuu ngenJs and TO subscribers.
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20 NERcNANTs.

IN OPPORTUNITY Is offLEfa1S q.
A b1y AZ a diseount an ornsi noi,l.
- g.tion nj the ColIonaJs met
PhiIadeiphia, amounting 20 Isrsyply
dollar and . Hall. FOR par'e"sb Sb
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SUNDRIES.

oYRUPs, CHEESE, WOODEN WARE,
- Brooms, Soaps, CAndles, Crackers
Essence Coffee, Indigo, Matches, Sinessr,
Rnufh, soda, Grocers Drugs and such other
articles a. are usually found tn lrst-cls4
house. -. kEtbLh.
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uMpERTAKiNlc;;;.,

C,oYyINs YROM THE S.a,sd cA-
.s,ees 70 ths naeiy rnamss1nl.h.d.
E~st hsases and hacks Iu
49, w. zINK SOY, .,,ss,
,}fi Furniture and CsrRsa. Hsrkss
Moth md Csntse Wnss"Ds
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SATURDAY., the 18th DAY OF May, IU1b,

Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ~, =, ~,
'front.' door Of the Court House 81 " ,nS
county, proceed 10 sell to me H hlTh' sro
nertv' To- wit: Tho north thiid ~ that y
tion Of lot Numbered one hgnt ed, ed ana =
two llol) on the pat Q! that ",G o., az y
OF Wheeling, West virginia WI, I'm
laid ont by al liam Chaplin" ana '",n
Eofi. The same being twenty - ,,',
running the SAM wla'n n,nr,} '' c,li.S
wards Market strr9t form.tIy 80
Washin Ton street beng ON the W., We
of ssia street, together with all anh ,.h1 ,s,
lar the buildings and appurltn'no,,s,'s 49,
same belonging or ~ any W. w a.,.d ~
TEAMS Of sALE-Fifieen hopa''s
cash, balance OF the purcha.s Inesy ~,
one, two. three AMI iouI y'M
proved security for deferred pay ms
GRO. r.. BOYD, IrsSe-
Jops W. MITCHELL, hUr i0afrf.
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TEAS AND TOBACCO.
A FULL LINE OF CHOICE OoLONG,
n Japan, Gunpowder, Souohong and
Dung Tyson Teas, and leading brands ~
Virginia and Kentucky Chewing Tobaeeos
always on hand. Special inducements
offered In these lines.
mrs ~. KELLY.
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TRI1STEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED uf Ikls
ID made by Barney O'Frlel Ia m" ~ ~ ~,
tee, dated the 7th dayoi March, \. ID, ~
and OF record I'm The Clerks Once o' w.
County Court Of Onto county. N't W.
ginia. in deed Of trust book NO D Io'"' "
/ will, on -
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The Chicago Pension Agency.

Gen Baks Denies rstrs Sweets Charges,
ST. PAUL. May 13.-Geu. James A. Baker,
formerly Commissioner OF Pensions, in an in-
terview yesterday, contradicted Miss Ada
Sweets testimony in several important partic-
ularS.
He denies that he was privy 20 any arrange
meDt between Miss Sweet and Blakey until
months after she assumed the office, when an
apparent deficit of $1,000 in her accounts was
discovered, and she was duly notified OF the
fact When she wrote a letter 10 him stating the
facts Ia the case. About the same time Blake
~, by personal letter, apprised Gen. Baker OF
the situation. aud he then concluded to go to
Chicago and look after the matter. lie found
that Miss Sweet had voluntarily got herself into
the situation, and notified her promptly that
she must cease paying money to any one on this
account. This she promised, and afterwards
made the deficit good.
Gen. Baker declares that he never went to
Blakely's office for any purpose whatever, and
never talked with Miss Sweet in Blakely' s
presence touching this matter. He regarded
Miss Sweet as an excellent woman, and did all
for her that could be done within the limit of
his official duty, and declares that he knows
nothing affecting the integrity of Blakely's ad-
minfstraton of the pension agency.
The investigation.
WASHINGTON, May BIN the Chicago pen
sion agency case Joseph +. Lackey formerly
Deputy Commissioner of Pensions, testified
that be visited the Chicago pension Office and
found a deficit of $4,000, as testified by Miss
Sweet. He received a despatch from General
Baker, Commissioner of Pensions, telling him
to let the Chicago Office alone, that he (Baker)
would attend to the settlement OF that matter.
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POLITICAL.
The Union League Club and the Re-
publican Party.

The Union League Club and the Re
publican Party.
NEW YORK, May 13.-The Union League
Club last night adopted resolutions announcing
reality to the Republican party holding that
the only way to insure the triumph of that par.
ty in the Presidential campaign IS to select can
dldates pledged to carry forward the reform
IN the public service to which the party has
been pledged, but which, through partisanship
and personal favoritism, has disgraced the pub
nc service and alarmed good citizens; that the
demands of public duty are that the three fol-
lowing principles shall be faithfully adhered to
by the Republican party: First, that all citi-
zens shall be protected by the laws second, that
specie payments, and god as the standard of
value shall be speedily restored third, that the
civil service shall be reformed.
On these points at least, both the esolutionS
and nominees OF the approaching Republican
national convention should be such as to leave
no ground for doubt or distrust
Death of the Liberal Republican Party
Officially Announced.
AT meeting of the late executive committee
OF the Liberal Republicans last night resolu
tons were passed announcing that there is no
Liberal Republican party now,
Doesn't Favor Third Party.
Hon. A. III. Morrison Of Michigan. writes to
Messrs. Bryant. Schurz and others, that he
cannot attend the political conference called
by them in this city, as he does not favor a
third party and will de nothing to endanger
the success of the Republican party.
Bristow Meetings
PHILADELPHIA, May bat meeting of
the several prominent Republicans here last
night, resolutions were adopted favoring Bris-
tow's nomination fer the Presidency but op-
posing third party. No names are given.
LOWELL, May 13.-A preliminary meeting to
form Bristow club was held tonight at the
citizens committee room. Cordial remarks in
favor of Brstow were made by w. II. Parker
and others. A committee of three from each
ward was chosen to perfect plan of organiza-
ton and report at future meeting, subject to
the call of this committee.
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EOrPign Noiea.


Winslow was not released Saturday, but
again committed FOR ten DAYS to await the ar
rival of Secretary Fish's note in answer to
Lord Derby's. IL it does not arrive in ten
days Wiuslow's release will be no longer OPP
posed.
The British fleet in the Mediterranean has
been ordered to rendezvous at Smyrna in view
OF possible oriental difficulties. Two more
Italian iron clads have gone to Salonca.
The bark Caswell, whose captain, first and
second mate we're killed by the mutinous crew.
has been towed into Queenstown.
The British government has decided to en-
terrain 1avorably the request for amnesty of
Irish political prisoners.
The London Times says the question raised
by Smythe's resolution closing public houses in
Ireland on Sunday was practic lily whether IN
a matter which purely concerned their own
constituencies the opinion of the vast majority
of representatives of Ireland would be over.
come. The Irish people may be fairly said to
be unanimous for Sunday closing.
Disturbances are feared in Syria
r. e. Davidson & Co., and Alexander
Grove & Co., mercantile firms of London in
the Eastern trade, have failed. Liabilities
10000 each.
A Gordon of Turkish troops has been drawn
around Servia and ingress and egress are diff
cult.
M. Gutchalde, manager of the Theatre DIES
Arts at Rouer, has been arrested charged with
ENLIGHTENMENT and with being the author of the
recent fire by which the building and many
adjatent buildings were destroyed and a num-
per of lives sacrificed
The Northern provinces of Spain still con-
tend for their fueros and deny that they are
Incompatible with constitutional unity. A
conference between Castillo and the represen.
tatives from these provinces resulted in no
agreement.
Advices from Sclavonic sources state that q
battle was fought yesterday near Bisseo ia
which 7C0 Turks and 100 insurgents were killed.
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Judge Bowling is dead.
Rev. DETaylor refuses to be the receptacle
of Bowen's stories.
Civil suits will be commenced against Gen.
Mcdonald and Mckee for large amounts.
The Boston Lancers have arrived home from
the Centennial.
Dom Pedro visited the naval academy at An
napolis Saturday.
Revenue officials IN San Francisco have dis
covered an underground pipe leading from Bay
View distillery in South San Francisco to an
outlet under the wharf of the establishment
some hundreds of yards distant. An assess
ment of $4,000 has been levied on the Anti.
och distillerylfor alleged manufactures of crook
ed whiskey last year.
j: K. Osgood of Gardiner lectured at Bellows
Falls VT, Saturday night.
Ross, editor of the Providence Sun, was
again arrested Saturday for libel upon the DO
lice. lie was committed in default Of bail
The President has approved the act to define
the tax on fermented or malt liquors.
The Charleston diocesan convention of the
Protestant Episcopal church has rejected the
application OF a coored church for admission.
The ministers were generally favorable to its
admission, but the lay delegates defeated it.
The COMMITTEE on the Book Concern reported
20 the General Conference Saturday that there
was no foundation for the reported unsoundness
of the Concern. DR.. Lanahan, IN q sharp dis
cussion which followed, stated that the report
that the institution was unsound came from
Dr. Nelson but the latter denied it.
The Bostonians whom Judge Cozzens induced
to emigrate to Arizona are indignant and think
they have been deceived by the judges glowing
descriptions.
Several convicts were fogged and put in the
stocks at Newcastle, Del, Saturday.
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The bodies of Arn1on Martin and son. who
went into the woods from st. Jchr, N. B, on
the 30.h Of April, have been found. There
have beer 100 men searching for them every
day since they disappeared. 1t showed two
days after their departure.
The President Of the Cincinnati Board of
Trade writes to the New York Cheap Trans
portation Association, urging it to cooperate
with other similar associations 10 memoralizs
Congress for relief from the extorton of the
Union Pacific Railroad Co.
Friday night the dry goods store of Giles &
Go. at Rock Island, III was bnrned Loss
$4,000.
Fat rendering factory of Van Idersten, on
Newton Creek, was burned Saturday. Loss
$4,000.
A Charleston, S. c. despatch says nearly the
whole town OF Darlington, was burned yetser-
day. Loss 100000.
The Blaine investigation begins to-day with
open DOORS
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TURK Y.


prospect OF n FncfnC 9clutI0n.
BERLIN. May 13.-Every thing points to a
complete understanding having been arrived al
by the three empires in conn ection with ike
Turkish question. They are clearly animated
by the pacific policy. The decisions arrived al
have to-day been communicated to the Eng
fish, French and Italian ambassadors. One re-
suit of the conference is that Turkey has been
requested to grant the insurgents an extension
of the armistce for the purpose of executing
the promised reform and aiding further nego'
tiations. The powers also intend to reinforce
the naval strength of Sentari for the protec-
ton of Christians. Great credit is given to
Gortschakoff for the able manner in which he
handled the Eastern question.
The decisions of the conference in the mat.
ter of the Kurdish troubles will be embodied in
memorandum communicated to the English,
French and italian governments.
PARIS, May Intelligence from Salouica
announces that the port is bockaded. None OF
the inhabitants are allowed to leave till the in
quiry is terminated. The French ron-clads
and two frigates have arrived at Procus, on
their way to Salonica. Fresh disturbances are
still feared The schools are closed work is
suspended. The bodies of the murdered con.
suls are still unburied.
BERLIN, May 15-Official dispatches receiv-
ed from Salonica on Saturday state that thirty
six arrests have quietly been effected. Today
perfect tranquility prevails. 1t is the purpose
to make further arrests today.
The SaIonica Affair.
LONDON, May ia special despatch from
Athens 10 the Times says, avessel which has
arrived from Salonica brings the news that the
American consul was not at Salonca at time
of the murders. The Christians took his car
r:aue, which CHANGED to be at the railway sta
ton, put the girl in it and drove her to the
consulate.
The provincial council and the mob met ia
the mosque, and the Governor was present
when the consuls were murdered. He merely
protested and treated the matter lightly. The
Turks defiled the corpses and spit upon them.
The body Of the French consul had thirty-four
wounds.
RAGUsA, May 13.-The Turks at Scutari had
celebration over the murder of the German
and French consuls at Solonica.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
For New England

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington. d. c., I
May Is, Il A. NJ
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MEXIGO.

EscobedO Marching on Mala nm oras-En-
suit 10 the American and German Con-
suIs.
MATAMoRAs, May 14.-Gen. Escobedo reach
ed Camargo, 100 miles distant, yesterday, with
5000 government troops, and is marching rap
idly on this CITY, Gems. Tuero and Quiroga are
coming on another road with 1000 men to unite
with Escabedo in attacking this place. Great
excitement prevails here among the revolution
lists. Several hundred men are repairing the
Notifications aud every preparation for a stub
born defence is being made. Yesterday the
staff officers of Gen. Gonzales forcibly took
lumber belonging to citizen of the United
States for Notifications. The American Consul
interviewed to protect the interests of the Amer
lean citizen, when the officers declared that
they would shoot the lAmercan and German
Consuls if they interfered with Gen. Gonzales
efforts to prepare for defence. The American
and German Consuls with the commander of
an United States vessel of war; called on Con-
zales, who disavowed the acts of his officers
and assured the cousuls that the foreigners
would be respected. Many foreigners of all
nationalities are leaving the city in anticipation
of bombardment.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.
R0cklaud Items.
fSDecia1 to the Press /


RoCKLAND, May 14,-Yesterday afternoon
Capt. John Holbrook received serious injuries
By the upsetting of bucket of coal that was
being hosted out of vessels hold. striking
him on the head.
The lookup was entered Friday night and a
small quantity of seized liquors stolen. The
police has seized large amount of liquors
from the various salooos during the past week.
A
Ito the Associated Press.l
~. Court at Belfast.
BELFAST, May 13-The Supreme Court has
adjourned after session of over three weeks
Twelve verdicts were rendered, and large
number of cases were transferred to the law
docket. At the close Of the session the Bar
joined in unanimous recommendation for the
re-appointment of Hon. j. G. Dickerson. LII
d., as one of the judges.
Suicide.
BANGOR, May 13-A special to the Wing and
Courier this morning states that Bartlett
Smith, formerly of Houlton, cut his throat
with razor early this morning. The cause
was domestic troubles.
Child Drowned.
LEWISTON, May 13.-Charle. flanders OF Au-
and was drowned. His body is not yet recov-
cred
Eastport Vessels.
PASSPORT, May 13-Vessels from here ar
rived at Magdalene Islands last Monday. One
of the vessels reports that it took 500 barrels of
herring on that day.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-15
Havana Market.

HAVANA. May 14.-Sugar is in fair demand and
firm The anticipated deficiency in the crop is now
fully confirmed; No toto IL d s at HOT reals per
arrobe; No 10 to 20 d s at 400 reals. Molasses
Sugars, No 7 to 10 at 81 q 6 reals; Concentrated
Sugars fair to good qnality at 81 q reals Muscova-
do Sugars common TO fair 81 "a reals fair to good
refining at st e 81 reals Centrifugal Sugars No II
the warehouses at Havana and Matanzas ST 200
boxes and $4,000 bids. Receipts for the week
q 5O0 boxes land G,7Oo hhds exports for the week
hhds to the United States. Molasses dull so de-
grees polarization a.
Freights are quiet, land closing somewhat unsteady;
Sugar at 62} q 70; ~ hid Of Sugar at 100 9 8 TO-;
" hid Molasses at 2 % "a 2 80; to Falmouth and
orders 3Os; loading at ports no north coast of
Cuba Outside ports) for the United States ID hid
sugar at so "a 20; W hid Moasses at 25 "a 621.
Tobacco is very active and good; descriptions daily
growing scarce.
spenish !gold at % q 3Ol Exchange U. S. cur
reney, 60 days q; discount short sight at g q
short sight at Al q premium.
The Portland daily press., 1876-05-15
DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

MARINE NEWS.