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La W INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Before Hon z. Collins Lee Judge
The following business transacted yesterday:
North western Virginia Railroad Company u.s. Caleb s.
Matby, surviving partner of Holt Maby This action
was Instituted to the balance of subscription to
the capital stock of the Parkersburg Railroad
1t was shown in evidence that the stock subscribed by
Mr. Holt the deceased partner and that had
been made thereon in the of the Holt Malt
by When third installment demanded the defend
ant refused payment the ground that the not
subscribed by the firm Upon this refusal to paw the ac
ton was instituted to recover the of money alleged
be DUE The Court ruled that if at the period of
action Holt Matby partners and the stock was
subscribed in their name and for them, then plaintiff
was entitled to recover unless the jury believed that the
stock was subscribed for the and benefit of eceas
ed partner Holt The jury rendered verdict for the
plaintiff for $6,79S91. Latrobe for plaintiff Schey for
defendant.
Assignment for today 249 to 27s, inclusive
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CIrY-Before Hon. VIM
George Krebs Judge The following business was trans
acted yesterday
Casper Pfeier Martin Rode Others Injunction
issued to restrain defendants from further proceedings
der an attachment on judgment Kalkman for complain
ant. ..H#
Elizabeth Voand William vollandt Petition filed
for divorce rnclo rnarimonii. Sauerwein for peti
TONER .. .....
William f. Strausbury trustee as Edward Holloway
trustee, and Others Injunction issued restrain defend
ants from further proceedings under teri fdcaS VIM
T. Preston and VIM. Alexander for complainant
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Before Hon. Henry Stump Judge
The following business was transacted yesterday:
timore-an appeal from Justice Lawder. Judgment re-
versed
Carrot Burns rs Samoan appeal from Justice Carl
Judgment affirmed with costs.
The appeal docket will be perempory called this morn
ing and in all where the appellants fail answer
the judgments will be affirmed.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-There was no business trans
acted yesterday in consequence of the absence from
city of Judge Marshall.
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Proceedings of the City Council.

THURSDAY, May 20, 1885,
FIRST BRANcH-Branch met. Present John T. Ford
Esq, President, and all the members except Mr. Dun
mock
Mr.. MADDOX presented petition from Daniel E. Diggs
and others in favor of the establishment police and
fire alarm telegraph s
Mr.. BEALE presented petition from George stromber
ger and Others asking for the erection of fish
ket at the Beair market Referred the Committee on
Markets.
He also presented petition from James L. D. Gill
and Others for the erection police and fire alarm
telegraph. r'
Mr. HAMILTON presented petition from John H. Weaver
asking leave to withdraw his from the list those
signing against the opening of Holiday street.
Mr. WooD moved the request be granted.
Mr. HrNEs-tIn his seat)-Have it printed and handed
down to rosterity
The motion Of Mr. Wood was adopted
MI CUNNINGHAM presented petition from two hundred
anu SIXTY citizens, who he said, represented eight
millions of dollars FOR the opening of Holiday
Mr. GOD presented petition from Jno. MCGEE asking
the opening OF Holiday street He moved the request be
granted.
Mr.. HrsRs-I move to amend by putting his name on
the other hst-we do not want him ours
The motion of Mr. Wood adopted
Mr.. HARVEY presented a similar petition from Jos P
Warner to whom leave was also granted to Withdraw his
Mr. HARVEY called up the order of the day-the ordi-
nance for the widening and continuation of Holiday
Street ....... -. ..a..L .....
He moved amend by providing that ''the last line of
the shall be forty feet distant at right angles from
said west line after the widening to Baltimore street. par
aeI thereto 1t is hereby provided however, that the
building used by the German Reformed congregation front
ing ON Second street. and which said building projects
beyond building line of said street shall not be
removed nterfeed with so long as said building is
used place of worship exclusively if however at any
time the said building shall be for the purpose of
building other houses said lot then the building erected
thereon shall be set back to the building line.
Inc amendment was adopted.
Mr.. DuKEHART moved to amend by striking out Ex-
change Place and inserting Second street. as the southern
terminus of the street lttf 4+-ift.f i..-
The motion discussed length by Messrs. DUKE
HART ana SrAYLoR, in the Affirmative, and by Messrs.
BEAE and FORD, in the Affirmative and rejected by the
following vote:
YEAs-Messrs Hynes, Banded, Dnkehart, Staylor,
Clark-5. Us.
NAYs-Messrs. President, Maddox, Beacham Talbot,
Beale, Cunningham, Hampson, Hamilton, Dryden Wood,
Granville, Addison, MComas Harvey-14 o. IT :
Mr. iDUKEHART moved to amend by adding a ecton
which would provide for the assessing Mayor and
City Council proporonae the cost of the
opening of the street. to such extent the Commits
soners shall deem just. as .t ...tt
This amendment was adopted. .
He also offered an additional section which provides
that after the Commissioners for opening streets had
sessed the of damages and expenses to be
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WASHINGTON, May 2o-Messrs. Morrow, Burnscomb
and Winche the commissioners appointed at the Kansas
settlers mass convention procure posponemen of the
land sales provide loan the squatter arrived
this city yesterday morning. They, in company with the
delegate from Kansas Mr. Parrott had interview with
the President of the United States, who intimated will
ngness to postpone the sales till October if they thought
BEST but desired them to call the Secretary of
terror
Mr. Thompson stated that the policy of Government
would be to sell all the public lands possible during the
present year. for the purposes revenue but he
ed to defer the sales in Kansas till November The first
and fifteenth days of that month finally selected
the sales will be postponed accordingly.
The Commissioners will leave this city for New York on
Friday for the purpose of securing the loans needed
The Secretary of the Treasury examined before the
Willets Point Investigating Committee this morning
The Senate held short Executive Session to-day and
confirmed few comparatively unimportant appoint
ments.
The Custom House officers in the Northern cities will
probably be considered tomorrow.
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Itseems to be understood says they ashineton Star
that the employment ofan unauthorized number of
subordnates by the late dcorkeeper of the House of
Representatives was the result especially of the per-
tinacity with which many members of the House in
sisted that he should take into the service of the
body persons for whom they interested themselves
to obtain places. Few out of Washington compre-
bend the vehemence with which honorable MEM
bers at times insist that their wishes in such cases
shall be complied with by the chief officers OF the
House who have subordinate places in their gift,
nominaly. ,. no eqF Ff-el
Al, we learn from the Paducah (Ky.) Herald that
1 n oOia robber, who stole gold watch and over
Sr iooo rom the clerk of the E. Howard, at New
O iue mas been detected. He was from Nash
t su,e, ana managed by putting his arm through
adnstor over the door of the clerks Office to
hamhs.ef caloroform to Mr.. Fowler, by waiving
nandkercnle1 stepped in chloroforp near bis face
he then forced open the back door Of the office,
o 60o1 se tss from under Mr. Fowes
fr .n9 robbed it Of its took the
sleeping, and departed.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
RIO DE JANEIRo, 18th April, 1855

RIO DE JANEIRo, 18th April, 1858.
Our last Circular were under date of 10th nit
By recent decree the duty Lumber of inch thick
ness IS xed at 900 rs per square palma Is nches) and
III same ra'O Tor every aadSRs inch of thickness
BREADsTuFFs.-Receiptsh have been % $50 bbls Flour
from the United States Sales have been made % $50
bbs at l55o0 for Baltimore; 1SH770G19I5OO for New Or
leans ISL for Ohio 19lG2Ol5OO for second qualities of
Richmond and 2lld22l for first quality Richmond and
500 bbls Philadelphia lat aucon) at Ill damaged Our
stock in all hands may be estimated at 600 bbls of
which quantity 16,9s9 bbs remain in first composed Of
bDs. Baltimore and 900 bbls. Philadelphia.
We quote Richmond, first quality 2l0 second quality
l9H; New Orleans $4,000; Baltimore Is 500
AMERICAN DEALs-We quote 5ONa55D per dozen for
good assortments Last sales reported to inches thick
at $4,000 per dozen.
AMERICAN DOMEsTIcs.-We quote Drills Brown 30 in
20 rsd2SS rs; Bleached Drills 275 2S0 re- Denms
good 10 in 30OG3l0 according to quality Booth Blue
Drills good Be in 32530 twlled Shifting s;rpes
of assorted patterns in so in 5a340 rs stout Shirt
lngs 81 in 2S5.90 rs do 80 in 200205 rs do 27a29 in
$50 rs; Osnaburgs wide 2SO62i0 RS. per yard.
CODFIsH-Stock some 65Co packages We quote l2nG
Is. for barrels, and 100000 $4,000 for boxes.
EXPORTS.
CoFFEE.-F ,om date of our last until arrival of packet
the market was quiet, moderate sales making at former
rates On the 5th inst the packet from England arrived
and the more favorable avices from the United States led
to active business, the sales since that date reaching
100 bags at 4504600 for round lots according to quail
ity, reducing stock to 30G40OO0 bags of very low
The bulk Of the Coffee sold inferior quality as the
late receipts usual at this the year leave
much to be desired according to quality
SUGAR.-StOck 40C0 cases. We quote whites 4lSOO0
$1,000; Browns 3n6G0d 4l4OO per arrobe
HIDEs-Stock 10000 Rio Grande. We quote doors
per lb.
FREIGHTs.-Several engagements for United States at
30(G4o cts for Northern and Asa 80 for Southern Ports
To Europe We quote 20N per ton.
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND-The rate being fixed by Gov
at 2 80 days cash. the bulk of the business has
been at that rate.
SPEcIE.-We quote Patriot Spanish douboons at 3OD0oO
Patriot and Spanish dollars, 2l000 nominal.
We remain very respectfully,
our obedient servants,
MAXWELL WRIGHT & CO.
Represented by our partner,
W. H. DC. WRIGHT, Esq, Bait
The bark Blue Wing, from Rio, arrived at this port
day with dates to the 10th April but her
TALLY the the above.
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scbr oca MA May l9-Arr. brig Evelne, Norfolk;
i RGST@N brig Abby Watson, Jamaica
cola. scbrs May R-Noon.-Arr brig Matanzas Pensa-
e Nv Nm Vhha Mayo, jacksonville Saco, Washington
CID BARI may Mary Hoyt, and vaetta Alexandria
SOUTHERN PORTS
~ ALEXANDRIA, May 19-Arr, schrs Ar,d.,,u,a. ,,,,
Yog 11H gePor s. T. Parker and Jos Holmes New
ger, Ann Eliza and J. Birdsan all for New YoL MIL
RICHMOND, May 1S.-Arr schr Calico " Wi,
CID schr G. Horton, New York 'so' we" II rK
NORFOLK, May 17.-Ar schrs John T. Dor,;n,, p.o
vidence Joseph Guest, Portland i"ns' ITO
W mith a, May lS-Arr schrs. L. b Cowperth
waite and Moonlight, New York. Genoa Belfast No CA
DrlS sam Small, Boston; schr. MalakoT West Indies
,onahLESIoN, May 1S.-Arr. steamship Atlantic New
YORK: bark Nueva Rosaa, St. Jago Crd steamship Isa
bel, Havana; ship Arlington, Liverpool.
SAVANNAH, May 17.-Arr brig Watson, Orland Ne =:
YnrE N-NllNNIHNi
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BY SANIL. Ia. COVER.

my12-8aw&ds isl CANNON & MA 4 TrA1EI
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Ami TRUSTEES SALE-Under a decree
t of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, the under
-x.F signed, Trustee, will offer at public SALE at the
premises hereinafter mentioned, TUESDAY, the first
day of June, at a O'Clock, P. NJ:
l. ALL THAT LOT, in fee simple, the west side of
Charles street. hftysev feet tn from Pratt street.
having front of fifteen feet with depth of sixty
feet with the privilege of side alley the south
the lot The improvements consist of three story Brick
Building.
ALL THAT LEASEH0LD LOT OF GROUND ad
joining No to the SOUTH having front Charles street
of twenty two feet subject the of the alley afore
sad Tor lot No and depth of ninety feet alley
leading into Pratt street The improvements consist of
two story Brick DWELLING AND STORE with large
Brick Back Building. Ground rent S4S SO per annum
Terms of sae-0ne third cash, and balance in six and
twelve months, with interest and security
Title good. Refer to I. Parkin Scott ESQ 1G St Paul
street. j. MIDDLEM0RE, Trustee
SAML II. COVER Auctr
my12 cots No 81 RaItimnre etraat
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Accident on the Elmira, Conandaigua and
Ningnra Falls Railroad

ELMIRA, N. Y, May 19.-The New York express train
on the Elmra Canandaigua and Niagara Falls Railroad
which left Suspension Bridge yesterday morning
ty minutes to o'clock, off the half west
of Penn Yam Station.
The accident was caused by the equalizing bar the
tender breaking, which fell the track thereby throw
ing the baggage and two passenger cars the track
stripping the latter of their seats
The following persons were injured:
Mr.. W. Z. Bird Of New York, badly cut in the face
but no bones broken He is his way New York
day
George Walters brakeman. cut above his eve.
Mrs. Hurd and Mrs. Wymans mother of Mrs. Hurd
slightly injured.
physician from Illinois wrist dislocated
lady from Addison slightly cut in the face
All the injured have returned TO their respective
homes
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Movements of the Turkish Admiral,

BosTON, May 19-The Turkish Admiral and suite Wis
tied the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, N. H., yesterday
where they were received by salute They partook
collation. at the house of the Commandment afterward
dned at Rockingham House, the Mayor presiding The
Turks expressed themselves greatly pleased with yard
especially with the theed decker franklin which they
examined throughout.
Lieut. HasSGn Efend leaves here in the Europa to- day.
TO obtain further instructions from the Sultan
The Admiral remains a few days in Boston, whence he
to Niagara Falls and other places of
country
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Markets.

NEW YORK, May 20-Cotton.-Market frm-sales
5000 bales Flour is frm-sales of $500 bbs. at de-
cline Of cts State and Southern Common to good
State sSS5d4 Southern 81 4O@47o Wheat is heavy
sales Of 5000 bushels Chicago Spring SASS cts Mil
waukee CLUB $1,000 cts Western red 100 cts white do
los Corn is frm-sales of IL OCo bushels at 7273
cts for white and 75G75k cts. yellow Western mix
ed ~ cts Provisions are irm-saes of Mess at s1775
Lard H@ll4 cts. Whskey is quiet Coffee is firm at
I0G11 cts. Sugar closed buoyant and all qualities
slightly advanced Prime Orleans 7IG7k cts Musco
vado 51@6k cts. Spirits Turpentine duh at AZ cts
Rice ia steady
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.
Is.
Mnr 10

May IT,
Inc offerings on Change yesterday were fair Tut the
market very quiet and prices are without chance
mere were no sales of Flour reported and the demand
very nght being nearly exclusively confined to the
cy taue sales OF some poor lots red Wheat 9OIO3
c NO sales OF white reported and quotations are nom
maj Corn continues in fair request at previous quota
uons. sales of white and mixed at 60c yellow 64c
Some lots damaged mixed sold for Soc Rye and Oats
unchanged and dull ~ ~ ~
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From HDyan3.

New YORK, May 20.-The steamer Black Warrior, has
arrived from Havana with dates 90 the 10Th She reports
that party of marines from British cruiser landed at
one of the Cuban ouos and ransacked the plantations
in search of the Resal The captain of the port
had been ordered to trial for permitting the invasion and
insult to the Spanish flag.
Three ships had arrived at Havana with 600 Coolies.
Business dull. Sugar and Molasses unchanged
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Fairs.

The Fair at the Maryland Institute for the ben
eft of the CHURCH HOME and INFIRMARY has been con
tnued for this day and opportunity yet afforded
all who desire to aid in the support of that noble In stu
ton, to do so in the most agreeable manner.
The ladies of st. Ignatus Church are still holdns
their Fair at Carroll Hall The is beautifully orna
mented, and the tables filled with fancy articles thu
most delicious refreshments The money raised is t.
pay the Church debt.
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NEW BEDFORD OIL MARKET

ms . FOR THE WEEK ENDING Nav IL
throughout the week, and prices have advanced The
transactions include sales of 1887 bb in parcels at 125
cts per gal Also 400 bbls heavy at 100 cts and so do
head matter at 100 cts per gallon, the market closing
with further inquiry.
WHALE-The market for whale is more active and firm
Inc sales Tor the week embrace parcels amounting $50
WHALEEoNE.- no sales
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From Kansas--Nfore Outrages.

ST. LOUIS May 19.Accounts from Kansas continue to
report outages and robberies by Montgomery's
outlaws Three hundred families said have been
driven out of Lyme county. 1t is understood that the
band nave sworn to drive all the pro slavery out o.
the Territory and break up the land sales in July They
are also reported to have said that unless Gen Denver
withdraws his troops Scott they will proceed
to Lecompton, and hang him.
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Reported for the Daily Exchanged
Circuit Court for Hartford County.
BELAIR Hartford Co Md Nav 10 1873
RELAIR. Hartford c

Hon Judge Price presiding.
In the of the State VIM Duton for horse steal
ing.before reportedthe jury to-day found verdict of
guilty
State rs Luther NJ Hitchcock charged with assault
on m Hitchcock Verdict mot guilty" A. W. Bateman
for defence
State Luther Hitchcock Jr, charged with an assault
on VIM. H. Hitchcock. Verdict guilty" A. W Bateman
for defence
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ST. LOUIS, May 20.-Col Kane arrived at Leavenworth
on the 17th accompanied by Able Gilbert. The latter
states that Brigham Young had abdcated in favor of
Governor Cummings, who at the latest dates 80 miles
from Salt Lake city with deputaton of fifty Mormons
sent to meet him, q
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NORFOLK, May 20-The schooner D. V. Sessions, from
Baltimore for North Carolina, capsized Tuesday
in the Chesapeake bay and all hands except the Captain,
were lost. ..... .., ..... ..
The Schooner Sea Witch, from Baltimore for New Bed
ford arrived here to-day in Distress having into
the night of the 18th.
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GIBSON e. co Apctiona,
TRUSTEES SALE OLE YALMARL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
rap First nIST, Class DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
The The, SOUTH I5 , WEST CORNER OF MONUMENT AND
HOWARD STREETS, IN FEE SIMPLE.
City virtue Of decree of the Superior C"nrt Baltimore
AUCTloN at the Exchange in the city of Baltimore on
TUESDAY, the STH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at one oclock
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate, lying and being
IN e CITY OF Baltimore and contained within the metes
and bounds, courses and distances following, viz:
beginning for the same the west side of Howard
street, at the distance of hundred and fvsiy feet
noreriy from the north west intersection
oWafu ana Little Ross streets, and which place
ming is at the north east No 10 as designated
on the Pat in the return of the Division Real and
Iesona Estate OF David Moore deceased, and running
thence northerly, bounding Howard street twenty
eight feet and ten inches to the or
section OF Monument end Howard Streets westerly
bounding on Monument street hundred six feet
the of the lot of ground as conveyed by
Frederick r. Goldman and wife to Henry Sbirk ON the
10th day of March, 1885, and recorded among the Land
Records of Baltimore county, in Iiber A. B. No 3G4
ioho 5O2, &c; thence southery parallel with Howard
street and bounding said lot twenty eight
inches to Lot No 10 above referred easery
bounding thereon hundred and to the place
beginning The same being and comprising part of Lot
No. ii on the Plat representing the Division of David
Moore estate and the ground as conveyed by Fred
erlck Goldman and wife to Samuel Cooper by ndenture
dated the 10th day of June 1851 and recorded in Iber
W. b., No. 459, folio 495, &c
The above Lot of Ground is improved by THREE
STORY FIRST CLASS BRICK DWELLING HOUSE oc
cupylng twenty-five feet two inches the twenty eight
feet ten inches 'front.' with large and cummodous Back
Building, and supplied with both Gas and Water
with all the modern Improvements designed to promote
the comfort of family, and to make home the happicsl
spot on earth.
The Lot of Ground above described is in fee simple
Taxes will be paid to Jan. l. 1858 1t will he sold sub
ect to mortgage of three thousand dollars and paw
able on the 10th February 1882 and held by the Savings
Bank of Baltimore.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
third cash. the balance in two equal nsalImens payable
IN SIX and twelve months respectively, the credit pay
ments to bear interest from the sale and he
cured by the bonds notes of the purchaser endorsed
satisfactorily to the Trustee cash. the option
purchaser.
The Trustee will be happy to show the premises
any time previous to the SALE and the purchaser
immediate possession
AMOS F. -MUsSELMAN, Trustee
ito
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AnlusenentS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Ths evening the benefit
| of MASTER ALFRED STEWART, who will appear in the
! drama of s'Ireland as it is"
| MUsEUM.-BoNEAU's beautiful PANORAMA OF AUSTRIA
CHINA is still onexhbition and is attracting n
merous visitors.
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AUCTION SALE OE SUGAR AND MoLAssEs

The cargo OF the brig Len consisting of 200 hoysheads
sugar, and 80 hogsheads Moasses from Mayaguez P r
imported by B. H. Lambert was sold at auction
ny Mccormick, auctioneer. The Sugar brought IS
50d72 and the MOlasses s. cts There was large at
tendance at the sale many from Washington and George
town, and the bidding spirited 'e'
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Capture of Inkpaaluta.

PRAIRIE Du CHEN, Wis, May 19.-The ST. Peters Free
Press the capture of Inkpaduta whose band
committed murders in the southern part OF
Minnesota last summer.
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Sailing of the Niagara for Boston.

HALIFAX, May 19-The Royal Mail steamship Niagara
sailed from this port at O'clock this afternoons for Bos
ton, where she will be due about 10 O'Clock tomorrow
Thursday evening. Wind light and blowing from the
southeast. Whether clear.
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Pennsylvania State Canals.

HARRISBURG May 19.-The State Canals were formally
transferred the Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company to-
day The Governor issued proclamation announcing the
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pbiIndeIphio stock Market

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-Stocks dull Pennsylva
MIA State S. S94 Reading Railroad, 2S4 Morris Canal
42&; Long Island Railroad, 1876 Pennsylvania Railroad
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MAPKETC nv TET rCp.nu

u.
MOBILE, May RELATIONSHIPS to-day GOO bales; the
market closing G firm at TX for middngs. Sales for
three days zoo bales and the receipts were $500
the market being unchanged in price
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The Troy Conference.

MIDDLEBURY, VI, May l9.-The Annual Session of the
Troy Conference here to-day About $50 dele
gates present. q .'..
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NEW YORK MARKETS

transpred for private We quote s2O6s6O as to
quality. - "
VEAL CALvEs.-There is moderate demand at 3x@
"a per b. and 81 509S6.50 per head, as to quality