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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
REGIrI p SESSInN

THURSDAY, April 30, 1858.
FIRST BRANcH.-The Branch met pursuant to adj
journment Present-John II. Ford, ESQ.,, Presi-
dent and all the members.
Mr. Talbot moved that the Branch reconsider
the vote the resolution in relation to hack stands
on south Calvert street. which had been referred to
the Committee on Police and Jail. Adopted
Mr.. Clark called up the ordinance for the ap-
pontment of agents to represent the City of Bati-
in the receipt, administration sale and liqui-
dation of Batimores interest in the estate of the
late John McDonogh, of Louisiana, deceased: and
for the appointment of Board of Trustees of the
McDOnogh Educational Fund and Institute.
Mr.. Talbot moved to amend the third section,
by striking out sc per cent" to be received by the
agents from the sale of the McDonogh estate, and
insert "3 per cent" After considerable discussion
the amendment was adopted.
Pending the consideration of other amendments
the Branch adjourned until Monday afternoon at 5
o'clock.
SECOND BRANCH.-The Branch met pursuant 70
adjournment John B. Seidenstrcker ESQ.,, Presi-
dent in the chair, and all the members present ex-
cept Mr.. Sullivan.
On motion of Mr.. Simms, the ordinance to pro-
vide for the completion of the new Jail was made
the special order for next Wednesday afternoon.
resolution directing the removal of garbage
from Ross street, Wilson street, was received
from the First Branch and concurred in.
A resolution authorizing the purchase of hose for
the use of the clerk of the Hollins street market
was received from the First Branch and laid on the
table.
A resolution granting permission to George
Bowers to place flag stones Stabler alley and
Pratt street, at his expense, was received from
the First Branch and concurred in.
A resolution granting permission to Michael
Dorsey, to extend pier in front of his property on
Light street wharf, was received from the First
Branch and laid on the table.
A resolution in favor of Gilbert H. Bryson, was
received from the First Branch, and concurred in
The resolution granting permission to Thomas p.
Mariner, to drive piles in Jones' Falls, was taken
up and concurred in.
Adjourned until Monday afternoon.
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MARKE FITS.

NEW YORK, April -Cotton.-Sales of $500
. eales. Market generally unchanged and prices
nfm, Flour is heavy-sales of 5000 bbls. at a. de-
IS; Southern s4.5O@sI.7O. Wheat is beayy@sales
OF 1000 bus. Southern red at ll2@ll6 cts: white
l2o cts. Corn is nnsettled-sales of % 900 bus at
74@!6 cts. for yellow; white 72@73 cts Pork is
Sl5.40@Sl5.50 Lard is buoyant, at liN6l2 cts.
in kegs. Whiskey has declined Ct Sales at 2O%
@2l13 cts. Sugar is steady-Muscovado 5I@6X
cts. Coffee is firm-sales of $500 bags at i0llG
1lH cts. Molasses is quiet-Oreans not prime s. <
cts. Turpentine Spirits closed at 1880 cts Rosin
steady at Sl.5l @sl.52E Rice is steady. Freights
are firm.
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9ublie Salts.
BY GIBSON ~ co,
INKUSTEE'S SAI.E OE VAIIIARI II

ROSIEE'S SALE OF VAJUABT
- bklCh-klLN PROPERTY IN FEE SINPLE-Rv
w 'ue VI uecree oil the Circuit Court for Baltimore CRY
uel as trustee, will offer for sale at n bIic
auction, at the baltimore Exchange on SATTTPD4Y the
Isl DAY OF MA 1858, at one O'clock p NJ LOT SE
GhooN and premises, in the south western sact;o, o.
the cry OF Baltimore being pa the tract of Land ILL
klch Neck, and Towards Timber Neck and dssn.i,i w
follows beginning for its and distances a, ~
beginning OF the hole ground conveyed by Samuel Chez
to Humphrey Pearce by deed dated the Nth of Sontnh
1870 and recorded among the land records of Batmo
County in Liber W. g. No 100, folio GA &C. and runnin
thence bounding the first line of the whole ground con-
Veyed by Chase to Pearce aforesaid south 42% degrees
west $50 feet inches; then running parallel with Woos
ter street. south 43 degrees 40 percheS until it in
esects the north 42 degrees east 60 perche line the
whole ground conveyed by Chase to Pearce aforesaid
and then running and bounding said line north 42%
degrees east 600 feet inches the said line and
thence morrill, Az degrees west 40 perches the begin
nlng; containing MN + ACRES AND THREE-QUARTERS
AND 10 SQUARE PERCHES OF LAND. more or less
This property is in fee. The soil is excellent quail
lty of brick clay and there operation on the
lot TWO BRICK KILNS with the necessary floors and
sheds for the manufacture of Brick plat of the proper
ty can be seen at the office of the Trustee
TERMS OF SALE:
One fourth cash. and the residue in three equal INSTALL
mens at four eight and twelve months from the dav of
sale with interest The credit to be secured to
the satisfaction of the Trustee.
All taxes will be paid by the Trustee to the 1st of Janu
airy, 1858.
J. MASON CAMPBELL,
Trustee.
GIBSON & CO..
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The demand much more active than last week and
the offerings of very good average quality pri
advanced fully half cent-the range being from *
to IL and the general selling price about The
best lot sale to-day from Chester Co, Pa and
sold by Mr. A Allerton at from 10k to TX cts
They splendid lot and altogether the finest looking
drove on sale. Although the demand was brisk buyers
altogether ayerse to paying any advance on last
weeks prices, but eventually compelled accede to
brokers' propositions. There large number of deal
hand day and the market passed off with good
deal of activity Notwithstanding the clouds dust which
every few moments passed the yards and which
dsagreeable in the extreme.
Cows and Calves continue plenty, but as the Spring
trade has fairly set in the supplies easily disposed
of at the above quotations.
Veal Calves arriving freely, and Notwithstanding
there prevails good demand, prices dropping Only
a of the very best having brought high as exc
The average price is about cents pound
Sheep and Lambs in moderate supply and sell at our
quotations.
Swine are plenty, and sell at from so to 6Ic
The receipts for the week at all the yards were as
follows.
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The Manchester advices are favorable
BREADSTUFFS are dull. Richardson & Spence
quote: Flour very dull; Western Canal 22s, Phil
adeiphla and Baltimore 22s. @23s, Ohio 23s q 26s
Wheat is dull and nominay unchanged Red IS. a.
Is. ID, White 7s@7s. Cd. Corn is quiet; white
33s. q 33s Cd.
Provisions are steady
MONEY MARKET.-Consols 967s 096k for money,
and 96!3 9962s for account. Bullion in the Bank
OF England has decreased $4,000 Money market
generally unchanged.
THE LATEST.
BY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON TO LIVERPOOL
LONDON, Saturday-Pelissier, the new French
Minister, presented his credentials to the Queen
yesterday.
The Independence Beige saws that every effort will
be made to settle the dispute between Naples and
Sardinia The King of Holland is likely to be Sc
lected as Arbitrator.
The Times says the Turkish Government has
contracted with England for ten war steamers of
two hundred to eight hundred TONS to establish the
Black Sea Fleet allowed by the Treaty of Paris.
The advices from all the commercial countries of
the continent describe stagnation of business and
general exercise of caution.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
HAvRE, April 19.-New Orleans tres ordinaire is
quoted at 152f.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET, April l6-The
market closed dull. Richardson. Spence n Co
report Flour very dull, as ollows:-W estern Canal
23@26s
w neat is dull and nomlnally unchanged Sales
of red at 6s. @6s. I'd; white Is. 97s. 3d.
Corn is quiet; white being quoted at $685. and vel
low at 33s q 33s.6d.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET, April l6- The
market closes steady. Beef is. heavy and lower
qualities have declined quotations are barely main
tanned. Pork is firm, and holders demand an ad-
vance. Bacon quiet and steady. Lard quiet; buy
ers demand reduction. 1t is quoted at 4@55s.
Tallow firm.
LIVERPOOL PRuDUcE MARKET, April 16.-Sugar is
quiet, quotations being barely maintained
Rice is active, but has declined 3d.
Rosn steady at 9s. Cd.
Turpentine steady, with large business at 4Os. q
42s.
Pot Ashes firm, with slight advance-sales at
36s. q 3Ss. Pearls are also firm at SIS. @3Ss
Tea.-There is but little inquiry, and prices are
weak.
Linseed Oil is quoted at 29s. Cd 13Os
LONDON MARKETS, April l6.-Barings circular
quotes breadstuffs steady.
Iron rails dull at 5000 5s., and bar Iron at f6.
Sugar dull at a decline for inferior qualities of
6d,@1s.
All qualities of Tea have declined, affecting the
finer qualities most. Common Congous are quoted
at l134d.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The money market is
unchanged. Consols quoted at 963s@9615 for
money and 61!@195S for account American Sc
curities quiet but steady
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CMITH & BURNETT'S
~ LUMBER YARD
CORNER GREAT HUGHES AND JOHNSON STREETS,
Foundry Baltimore apI2tf
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnINGToN, April 29.-Although in the House
report of the Committee of Conference on the Kan
sas question on the table as a test question, all
the members did not regard it, as some of the
known enemies of the report voted in the mega
tive.
The Conference Committee on the disagreeing
votes of the two Houses the deficiency appro-
pration BILL consists of Messrs. Toombs, Biggs and
Fessenden on the part of the Senate, and Messrs
Letcher, Maclay and Nichols on the part of the
House.
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LAW lNTELLIGEN

CIRCUIT CoURT OF THE UNITED STATEs-Before
Hon William Fell Giles, Judge. The following
business was transacted yesterday:
The jury in the case of the United States u.s. Tom
linson M. Walker before reported, being unable to
agree upon verdict were discharged by the Court.
Hezekiah Crout as. The Mayor and City Council
of Baltimore. Motion for new trial argued and
held under curia
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FIRES IN TORONTO

TORONTO, C. W., April 2s.-Two fires occurred
here last night, destroying much property. Great
alarm is felt in consequence of the extraordinary
number of fires that have occurred here during the
last fortnight. Scarcely night passes without one
or more of destructive character. 1t is supposed
that they are the work of regular organized band
OF incendiaries The citizens are organizing large
patrol and offering large rewards for the apprehen-
sion and conviction of the miscreants
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CIT,


New York, April 2s-The steamer Empire CITY,
with Havana dates to the Odd, has arrived
Two more cargoes of slaves have been landed on
the nothern coast of Cuba.
There was considerable excitement at Havana in
consequence of the forcible examination of the
schooner Cortes by British cruizer. 1t was con-
tended that the Cortes was bound on legal voyage
to the coast of Africa
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NAvIGATI0N OF THE or AnprNn1

NAV IUAIIUN UT THE . Ia W KENCE.
QUEBEC, April 2s.-The weather is cloudy and
cold to-day. The thermometer stands at 40 de-
grees above zero. The ship Shandon and bark Nina
arrived here this morning; the first of the season.
The ship 'Pride of Canada" has gone ashore on
Red Island, ninety miles below the city. Steamers
have gone to her assistance this morning
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THE LATE STORM At RoSToN

BosroN, April 2S.-The schooner Eliza Jane from
Rockland for Boston, with lime, went ashore last
night on Nantucket beach, near Cohassett. Crew
saved. The vessel is total loss.
The two schooners at anchor near Scituate rode
out the storm in safety. The steamer R. B. Forbes
went down this morning to tow them up.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEG r A MS
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
THREE DA vs. Ia TER FROM EUROPE.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CHRISTIANA. NOR
WAY-LOSS 100000 FRANCS-COTTON
DECLINED-CONS0LS 964@96%.
U L V ED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.

New YORK. April 29.-The steamer Arabia. with
Liverpool dates to the 18th, has arrived.
Commodore Armstrong is passenger by the
Arabia. - WHY
The steamer Niagara was passed on the 18th off
kinsale.
GENERAL NEWS.
The news generally speaking is unimnortant.
D'lsraeli had announced in Parliament that com
pensatlon has been demanded at Naples for the i'm
liari. '"0 0"e
Count Pelissier, the new French Ambassador. had
arrived at London, and was met with military and
civic reception on landing at Dover.
Further news from India had been telegraphed
from Malta. General Campbell remained at Luck
now. Mayor Hudson was killed at the capture of
that place
The Hill fort of Chumdaree had been stormed and
taken. The rebels in great force were in Bundel-
Sir Hugh Morse had driven the rebels from the
Chundin districts and the Territory of Rajab Ban
poor. The possessions of the latter had also been
contiscated
The steamer, with Commissioner Yeh on board
had reached Calcutta
Hong Kong advices say the four great powers
have given the Emperor until the end of March, to
send Plenipotentiares to Shanghai.
The Chinese were arming around Canton but
poorly for the defence OF the city against the rebels
who threaten to attack it.
The trial of Simon Bernard as an accomplice of
Orslnl, was expected to terminate on the 18th inst
A strong anti-French appeal from his counsel
created great excitement and enthusiasm in court
1t was reported in Paris, that Count de Merry or
persigny, would soon succeed Count Espinasse as
Minister of the Interior
The Western powers are said to have refused to
support Sardinia in her aggressive measures against
Naples.
Three fourths of the city of Christiana in Norway
has been burnt. Loss 100000 francs.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April RELATIONSHIPS of the week
$4,000 bales including 1850 bales to SPECTATORS
and $500 bales for export. All qualities have
slightly Observation-Disclosures qualities 4 and mddling
qualities Is lower. Fair qualities generally un2
changed.
The estimated sales to-day are 10000 bales, in
Guiding 400 to spectators, and an equal amount
to exporters The market closes dull at the follow
ing quotations.
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THE MEXICAN MINISTER TO SPAIN.

New DIRK, April 29.-The Commercial Advertiser s
Correspondent says that the Mexican Minister to
Spain, had received an order from Zuloaga to re-
sign, but he refused Spain however, refuses furth-
err intercourse with NJ. Lafragua
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.

ANNAPOLIS, April 80, 1858.
No. A. J. S. Inloes' Lessee Us. George C. Har-
vey. Appeal from the Superior Court of Balti-
more City, was argued by Hinkley and Alexander
for the Appellant, and by Wallis and Howard for
the Appellee.
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THE OHIO RIVER

CINCINNATI, April 2S-The water in the channel
OF the river at this point now measures seventeen
feet, but is falling.
The weather has become quite warm again, the
thermometer to-day marking $50 The fruit trees
were not injured by the cold weather of Yesterday
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.

w HDNisoDAiJ hPIli 20.
. No. SO. Taylor Brown, plaintiff in error rs L. NJ
Wiley & Co. The argument of this cause was con-
Guided by Mr.. Reverdy johnson for the plaintiff in
error.
No. 90. John Sigerson, plaintiff in error rs Ed
ward Matthews. This cause was argued by Messrs
Cushing and Gillett for the plaintiff in error, and
by Mr.. Blair for the defendant in error.
Nos. and 9. The Ocean Tow Boat Company, ap-
peants, The ship Ocean Queen, &C., and Charles
Hill ct al, owners of the Ocean Queen, appellants,
rs. The United States Mail Steamship Company,
claimants, &c. The re-argument of these causes
was commenced by Mr.. Benjamin for the Ocean
Tow Boat Company.
Adjourned until tomorrow at ii O'clock
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L Anrn nnn,I,rr1-nnn

New ORLEANS, April 26.-The steamship Tennes-
see has arrived at this port with late intelligence
from Mexico, but there is absolutely nothing worth
telegraphing in the news. The dates are Vera
Cruz ed City of Mexico 10Th inst
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


CHARLESTON, April 2S-Cotton-Sales of 500 bales to-
a at an Ivan Of 3A CT in consequence of the
SAVANNAH April 2S.-Cotton-Sales of $50 bales; prices
unchanged.
MOBILE, April @-Cotton-The market closed with an
advancing tendency. Sales of 200 bales Receipts to-
day 200 bales.
CINCINNATI, April 2S.-Pork is dull and in little de-
mand at S13 ~
BACON and BULK MEATS are unchanged.
LARD is steady at IL cts
NEW ORLEANS, April 2S-Coon is slow of sale but the
prices are unaltered. Sales of 8 900 bales to-day
The SUGAR market is active with UNCHANGED ouo.
tatons. NV
PORK is bnOYant at SIS for
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3uoks al0 StatioIltrp.
OWEN o'BR!EN p. BOYLE
nW EN- O'BRIEN & CO,
" STAT ONERS, NTERS
AND BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURERS,

OWEN oGRIEN JOHN P BOYLE
OWEN O'BRIEN & CO., -
" STATION ERS PRINTERS
AND BLANK-BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
NO. l3S BALTIMORE STREET,
Between North and Calvert SITS \
viii keep constantly on hand complete stock of every
article belonging to the STAPLE AND FANCY STA
TIONERY BUSINESS.
BLANK BOOKS of the best quality always on hand or
made to order, with any style of ruling required
Special attention is vited to the styles Of their BANK
CHECKS, PR0MISSORY NOTES, DRAFTS, &c
JOB PRINTING, of all kinds, will be executed with
BOOK BINDING in all its various styles and on the
lowest terms.
COLLEGES, ACADEMIES AND LITERARY INSTITUTIONS
will be supplied with all articles of Stationery the
~ INVITATION, VISITING, AND CAT HOMEn
CARDS engraved and printed in the best style
apl7-f 1873 Baltimore street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CUsHINGS & BAILEY,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATTONERs,
- 262 BALTIMORE STREET
Offer for sale at low prices the largest complete
Law, MEDICAL, CLASSICAL
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
PLAIN AN d FANCY STATIONERY
be found in the city.
Orders attended to promptly. fe22tf
Established 1887
MURPIIY'S GENERAL PRINTING AND PUB
LISTING ESTABLISHMENT.
BOOK, PAPER, AND STATIONARY STORE,
MARBLE BUILDING, lSZ BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE
M EDALS awarded by the Maryland lnsti-
AVI stitute 1919 for Printing Book Binding and
Bank Checks BY the Metropolitan Institute Washing
ton, Diploma for superior Blank Books
BOOKS, PAPER, BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
Wholesale and Retail-Constantly hand a large and
BOOKS N GENERAL LITERATURE,
School, Classical, Miscellaneous and Juvenile Books
FOREIGN BOOKS
large and varied stock kept constantly to which
constant additions made by direct importation For
eign Books imported to order
BLANK BOOKS, PAPER STATIONERY. &C.
comprising are assortment of English French and Amer
lean Letter. Cap and Note Papers &C. the best qualities
of every description made order superior styles
UNALTERABLE STEREOGRAPIIIC AND
PLAIN BANK CHECKS,
NOTES, DRAFTS, BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
BILLS OFLADLNG, BLANK DEEDS CON
MERClAL AND LAW BLANKS, &c
kept constantly hand and sold wholesale and retail
the lowest
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING, BOOK BINDING d RULING,
Of every description executed in the very best manner
the lowest rates.
Particular attention paid to
FINE WORK
for Banks Insurance Railroad Telegraph Steamboat and
other Joint Stock Companies, Public Offices, &C. &c
Orders from abroad for anything appertainng to our
business, will receive the most careful and prompt
tended to in person.
fe22 tt. JOHN MURPHY 4 CO.
II AW BOOKS.
lThe subscribers invite the attention of the Bar to
their large stock Of LAW BOOKS which they sale
at lowest rates CUSHINGS 4 BAILEY,
262 BALTIMORE STREET.
Just published Volume 10 Maryland Reports. fe22u
Us s &C CO., .s n,,., ,sur.v
PRINTERS AND STATIONERS,
MARBLE BUILDING,
1S2 BALTIMORE STREET,
fe22-tf Baltimore
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ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET.


The arrivals have again fallen of, while the demand is
still very active Prices have slightly advanced and all
the Sad and Herring which arrived readily sold at Sl2G
Sl3 hundred for the former and $1 per thousand
the latter The recent cold weather and high winds have
had a very unfayorable effect on the fisheries
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New ORLEANS, April 27.-The strike of the ship
masters for an advance in the price of cotton
freights has been successful. The price asked for
9-l6d
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ap19 -3tawds
o. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF

o. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
AIiij THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY
dated April Goth, 1858, passed in the cause of THE
ANTHONY BUILDING SOCIETY rs. JOHN KREIN
proceeding under the of 1888 chapter ISL the under
signed Trustee will sell at the Exchange the city of
baltimore on MONDAY, May 18th, at o'clock, p. NJ
the following property
Beginning for the the line of the west side of
canal street. at the distance of eighty five feet
from the north west intersection of Canal and
Eager streets which place of beginning is designed
at the northwest intersection of Canal an alley
ten feet wide, running parallel with Eager street
running thence northery, bounding Canal street
teen Feet thence westerly parallel with Eager street.
eighty feet to an alley ten feet wide thence sOutherly
bounding on said last mentioned alley sixteen the
alley first mentioned; and thence eaSterly bounding on
that alley with the benefit of the privilege and use of
both OF said alleys in common with others eighty feet to
the place of beginning being the ground which by
lndenure dated June 10TH 1855 and recorded among the
Law Records of Baltimore city in ber F. D. No S. folio
5 &c was leased by Leonard Passano and wife to John
hrein for the renewable term of nnetynine wears
The improvements consist of GOOD BRICK Dwell
Ling, with an EXTENSIVE BACK BUILDING.
THE TERMS OF SALE prescribed by the decree are
onehrd cash. balance at six and twelve months credit
payments to bear interest and be by bonds or
notes of the purchaser endorsed satisfaction of the
the undersigned Taxes and ground paid day of
sale. FREn'K f. BENZTNGFR
VIM c. PENNINGTON
Trustees.
GIBSON 4 CO.
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COFFEE AND TEA SALE.

New YORK, April 29.-The prices at the Coffee
sale to-day were 9@l6 cents. Average IL cents.
At the Tea sale greens brought full prices. Blacks
were irregular and were largely withdrawn.