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Darcys Fine cts and Ashtons do at 145615o cts
rlnean at so cts
SPICES.-The market continues very dull We quote
Pmento at 74d8 cts Cloves at 9KG1O cts. Pepper at
VI d94 Cts India Ginger at cts; African do nj
megs at 55G65 cts.
: STARCH.-Sales of 200 boxes Kingsfords Oswepo At
"a cts Western Pearl is selling at 5Ed6cts.
SOAP --Wequote Chemical Olive at cts per h.: Oeine
Davis brand, at X cts and Gross & DIETRICH at ST
cts. The market is bare of CASTLE
TOBACCO.The receipts of Maryland Tobacco continne
to be quite large and beyond the ability the inspectors
to sample consequently the stocks in the warehouses
rapidly accommodating A good demand exists and the
ses comprise all the inspections $4750 averaging
ABOUT So'9o for common to good crop. Bay Tobacco
from the upper counties of Maryland is coming forward
pretty freely and sells readily the following
Tips 45OG5 80, Seconds S5.5OG7, Spanged s7dI2 and
line elbow at S13d22. We note continued good de
nana ior ono Tobacco with sales during the week of
ABOUT 900 hhdS within the range of quotations viz. com
mon spangied mixed with green Sc to $3.50; common to
uhg RED Slanged $500 to 81 So good to fine red and
yellow spangled, SSG10; good to fine yellow INCLUDING
choice hhds Snal5. Kentucky Tobacco is in good re-
quest but the sales restricted account of the dim
Guilty IN getting it inspected We continue to ouote II at
500 u according to quality The inspections of the week
are ,2l0 hhds Maryland sly hhds Ohio A Ind vi;
IA am oo hhds kentucky-tota 797 hhds 1t is estma
ted that the amount of Tobacco now in the different
houses awaiting inspection is about 6 900 hhds
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo-We remark as last wool
mat te demand continues moderate and receipts light
c guU.e sound COMMON to good common pounds IA
fine do 30d5o cts; fine SIS and los 2OG27 cts medium
DO llld2o cts sound common do Halls cts: inferior
shipping, los, 1Ss and 20's 9dI2 cts ' -
TALLOW.-Last sales at 10Y cts at which f,,re W.,
now quote Butchers Association 1900 '7 w
WooL.--on account Of the continued Indictment wealth
Ell the new clip has been com ng in very sparingy We
quote new unwashed at 1Ga1 cts tub washed o % cts
No pulled 1924 cts; common fleece 23G 25cts 0nar
ter to half blood fleece 252S cts; half to thrae arsa
blood do at 2Sd3O cts three quarter to foil Hood do
3Oyd 80 cts, and extra Wool at 33ld 4Octs Der III "
NfilSkE1 The market opened dull this week but
subsequently We note an improved feeling with good
demand. Yesterday and to-day however il was a,o;n
depressed closing at last weeks figures The sales include
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A New Political Party,

WASHINGTON, May GA movement is in progress
contemplating the cooperation of all the opposition
elements to the administration in the Peoples Party of
the main features of the proposed organiza
ton are the ignoring of all questions calculated pro-
duce sectional stre the protecting popular rights u-
dcious system of internal improvements settled and
firm foreign policy the prevention of the immigration of
criminals and paupers the protection the ballotbox
and an extended period of residence naturalization
as condition for the exercise of the elective franchise
the fostering of American genius and art-every ter
rtory rising into State to have Constitution
laws framed by the citizens of the United States
permanent inhabitants therein under such as Con-
gress prescribe the object being recognition of the
essential principles and policy in which all opponents of
the Administration may agree.
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Police Intelligence.

On Monday last William Bopp arrested by officer
Durkee the charge of brutay aSsaultng girl named
Sarah jerks his house Bel Aravenue He taken
before Justice Audoun and held for further hearing,
which took place yesterday afternoon he further held
security the charge before the Criminal Court
Yesterday morning woman named Mary Miller
arrested by officer Henderson, the charge of having
stolen SIS from young from Washington county,
and held security to appear before the Criminal Court
by Justice Audoun
Alexander Pulaski, coored) yesterday arrested by
officers Parker and Robinson. charged with racing
horse through the streets and obStructn the footway-
Justice Mckinley fined him So and costs.
John Evans yesterday arrested by officers Freeman
and Elderkn the charge of stealing saddle from the
residence of VIM Norris, on Franklin Square. Justice
Logan committed him for court.
Officer Meads yesterday arrested VIM. Monosky colored
for stealing four silk dresses the property fMeSsrs j. H.
& ]. F. Wylie Justice Logan committed him to
Mr. John G. Mccullough yesterday fined SO. by
Justice Myers for violating the ordinance relative the
David Startzman, for running his wagon without a
license arrested by officer Ederkn, and fined 81 by
Justice Logan.
horse and wagon belonging to Mr. Anthony Cook
yesterday stolen from the Lexington market while the
owner was making purchases from store near by
The dwelling of Mr.. B. +. Conway, on Fawn High
street was entered by burglars Thursday night and
robbed of gold watch, about three dozen silver spoons
and forks and several other articles Entrance eff
fected by forcing open the front window shutters.
story stone dwelling that had been vacated the day
previous Baltimore street the Cayerton road
set fire about O'Clock yesterday morning and totally
destroyed The property belonged to Charles Shpey and
uninsured Loss 50 500.
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Prices and Sales Of Stocks in Ne,o York.
BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers.
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS


ALCOHoL-The stock is light with a correspondinglv
limited demand We note sales of 100 bbls Western 95
per cent at 80 cts but it is held the close at
cts. Retail lots are selling at 43(d45 cts
BEESWAX is unchanged, with light receiDts and linn
tied demand at 30 cts. for bright yellow
BREAD.-The quotations the same as last week
with fair export demand. We quote 3I cts for Navy
cts for Pilot and Sets per h. for Water Crackers sub
ject to discount for each.
BARK.-There has been but very limited nouirv
throughout the week and prices barely maintained
We quote No Quercitron at S20G23 with light sales at
he inside figure We note the export this week to Liver
tool of 2S3 TONS
COFFEEA continuation of Indictment weather has had
very depressing effect upon all departments of trade
and Coffee has had full share of its influence This fact
together with large accession TO the has
the market quiet and unsettled throughout the week The
sales include 600 bags Rio in lots all cts for fair
to prime $50 bags prime at 10 Bd1 cts, and LOO BAGS
in lots, out Of the barks Wheaand and Blue Wing on p
vate terms some 200 bags of the above were resod to-
day, 400 private and the balance within the
offered 1000 bags Rio, "Wheatland," and LOGO bags
sold within the range of 50 35d10 so per 100 lbs We
quote the market closing to-day 10d1O% cts for
dunn to fair Rio, 1024 cts for good and 14 cts for
prime do; IL 12 cts for Laguayra and l6%Gl7k cts
for Java We note the import this week 97 bags Rio
per schooner Red Wing and banks Creole and Traveller SS6
bags Java from Rotterdam 46S bags Laguavra and
322 bags from Havana The stock to-day is - 600 BAGS
including that afoat. eN'
COTT0N-The market is dull and prices have declined
cent since last week very limited demand has existed
ding Upland and Gulf IL cash to l3 cts
months Stock on hand about 1000 bales We rednce
our quotations follows:
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CITY NTELLMENCE.

ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS TO REoRGASIzE FIRE
DEPARTMENT-n the first branch of the city council yes
terday afternoon election took place for two members
the part of the branch upon the commission to take in
to consideration the recognizing of the Fire Department
in accordance with resolution passed by the councils few
days since,
The nominations john Dukehart, Leonard j. Ban
del, VIM t. Beale W. II. Quincy Joshua Vansant, Chas.
81 JAS; . ramsay joshua Dr!ue"' ueo' a Cuh
mngham, Jas Lovegrove, Hugh B. Jones, John Stay
Tor and John Hamilton.
The first ballot resulted follows: Dukehart, o. Ban
del Dryden, Beale o. Quincy, s. Cunningham, B. Van
SAINT, 2; Keyser 4 Ramsay, l. Lovegrove, 3 Jones. B.
Staylor, l; Hamilton, l.
There being no election second ballot was had with
the following result Dukehart, H. Bandel 5; Dryden
Quincy, I; Keyser, . Jones l.
This ballot resulted in the selection of Mr.. Dukehart
and third had which resulted in selecting Mr. Ban
del the following being the vote: Banded, H. Dryden, d
Quincy, 6.
The commissioners part of this Branch are there
fore, Messrs John Dukehart and Leonard J. Banded.
CoNFIRMATIoN-We learn from the Mirror that on Pen
tecos Sunday there one hundred and ftyone per-
sons confirmed in the Cathedral by the Most Rev Arch
bishop.
On the same day, thirtynine were confirmed at Ecotts
Mills by the Right Rev. Bishop Verot.
On Sunday, the 10TH the Holy Sacrament of Confirma
ton administered at Mount St Mary's Emmitts
burg by the Right Rev. Bishop of Erie,
persons, including tw nty-seven students of Mount
st. Marys College On the afternoon of the day.
Bishop Young confirmed thirteen persons at Graceham
about five miles from Mount St Mary's College During
is visit to his Alma Mater the Bishop had the gratica
ton of confirming most estmable lady aged eighty five
convert from Judaism.
RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-A lad named Louis Har
rod aged eight years yesterday fell into the BASIN near
the of Pratt and Light streets, and would have
been drowned but for the presence of mind of playmate
younger than himself named Thos. Owens who holding
on to pile of wood, leaned and grasped him by
hair he to the surface and held him
from the water.
CALL AccEPTED.-The Rev. John Poisal, for many
years connected with the Baltimore Annual Conference
the NJ f. Church, has accepted call society
same denomination in New York, and Sunday last
tered upon his duties.
APPoINTMENT-Henry Howard Burgess, of this city,
has been appointed by the Governor of North Carolina
commissioner for that State in the State of Maryland
take Acknowledgements of deeds.
PAVING CoNTRAcT.-The contract for re-paving Falls
Avenue has been awarded by the City Commissioner to
Col. P. NJ. Hobrook.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
\ FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT ON
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF MONUMENT AND
HOWARD STREETS, IN FEE SIMPLE.
By virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
City, the undersigned Trustee, will sell by PUBLIC
AUCTION, the Exchange in the CITY of Baltimore on
TUESDAY, the srH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, at one o'clock
Pm. '
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate lying and being
IN the 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 ty-sx
Iorhery from the northwest corner intersection of
Howard and Little Ross streets and which place Of begin
nng Is at the northeast corner Of Lot No0 designated
on the rat in the return Of the Division of the Real and
Personal Estate of David Moore deceased and running
thence northerly, bounding Howard street twenty
egt feet and ten inches to the south inter
section Of Monument and Howard streets westerly
bounding on Monument street hundred and
the northeast of the lot of ground conveyed by
Frederick R. Goldman and wife to Henry Shirk, the
10th day of March, 1886 and recorded among the Land
Records of Baltimore county in Liber A. W b. No 1854
folio So2 &c. thence southerly parallel with Howard
street. and bounding said lot feet and
inches Lot No 10 above referred to- and thence esrv
bounding thereon hundred and six place Of
beginning. The being and comprising mart of Lot
No on the Plat representing the Division of David
Moore estate and the ground conveyed by Fred
erck r. Goldman and wife Samuel Cooper by indenture
dated the 10th day of June 1851 and recorded in Lber
W. b. No. 459, folio 495, sc.
The above Lot of Ground is improved by a THREE
STORY FIRST CLASS BRICK DWELLING HOUSE oc-
cupying twenty-five feet two inches the
eet zen hches 'front.' with large and commodous Back
Building and supplied with both Gas and Water Fixtures
WIN all he modern improvements designed to promote
the comfort Of family and to make home the happest
spot on earth.
The Lot of Ground above described is in fee simple
Faxes will be paid to Jan l. 1855 1t will be sold sub
ec to mortgage of three thousand dollars due and pay
able on the 18th February 1859 and held by the Savings
Bank of Baltimore also subject to all interest thereon due
or to become due from August 18th, 1857.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are
third cash. the balance in equal nsallments PAYABLE
in six and twelve months respectively the credit pay
mens to bear interest from the day of sale, and to be Sc
cured by the bonds notes of the purchaser endorsed
satisfactorily the Trustee cash. the option of the
purchaser.
The Trustee will be happy to show the premises at an
any time previous to the sale and purchaser can
immediate possession.
AMOS F. MUssELMAN, Trustee.
my17 3aw3w GIBSON h co Anctionoers
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9ublit Sails.
BY SANIL. II. COVER,

Ii:;f TRUSTEES SALE-Under a decree
oi he circuit Court for Baltimore city the under
,rar,i trustee Will offer public sale. at the
paetSes hereinafter mentioned, on TUESDAY, the first
day OF June, at 4 O'Clock p NJ Wv '1''
c,i all lhAL LOT, in fee simple on the west side
street. nity seven feet til from Pratt stra,t
nat front OF fifteen feet, with depth of sixty
6e o WIN sne privilege OF side alley the south side of
DWELLING AND STORE, with "a large Brick RacH
Building. 7' lin Dach
ALI THAT LEASEH0LD LOT OF GROUND nd
JOINING NO to the SOUTH having front on Charles street
Oh twenty-five feet subject to the the alley aore
said Tor lot and depth of ninety feet to an alley
leading into Pratt street The improvements consist of
two story Brick DWELLING AND STORE, with laroe
Dr FL Back Building Ground rent S4S. SO per annum
Terms OF sale-one-third cash. and balance in six and
twelve months with interest and security
hte gooa. Refer to l. Parkin Scott, Esq, 16 St. Paul
street. j. MIDDLEMORE, Trustee
SAM'L H. COVER, Auctr
nlyI1 co.'s No 81 Baltimore street
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NEW YORK, May 2S-Cotton is dull with sales of ono
bales at decline of b-sales of Mobile fair 10 31s0
1I-quotaons nominal and holders offer freely but
buyers demand reduction Flour is firm with sales of
1850 barrels-prices unchanged. Wheat was active
with sales OF 100000 bushels-Western red
white 9sG1os cts. Corn has declined with sales of 900
bushels-mixed sold at 65G7O cts white 71G72cts and
yellow a cts being decline of on white and
mixed, and cents yellow. Lard advanced x with
sales at lSGl% cts Whiskey is steady with sales at
2lg2l& cts Sugar is heavy with sales of Muscovado
at 5SGoS cts Coffee is steady with sales at 10H911
cts. Turpentne Spirits dull at 4546 cts Rosn is
steady at So cts Rice is dull The market has further
declined with sales of Mess at S17 and of
prime at s1425 Freights drooping-Coton to Liver
pool 316973 2-Four Is ID. to 2s. AID Grain st9ebd
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M Mi 10. 10 egI34 l34 (al3& 10 G134
Mddling Fair. 13AM14-l ii = lnl4 Z l9aEa1i4

CANDLES-There is no change to note in the market
Sales are only making in small lots lSG2O cts for
Adamantne; 2Sd30 cts. for Chemical Sperm ISAAC cts
for SPERM 13l4 cts for Western Mould and I6cts for
City do. -''
C0AL.-The interruption of canal navigation continues
and shipments being diverted the railroad have given
activity to this market at previous quotations
So so for Fine SO rs for Run of Mine and "a % for
Cumberland o. b. Anthracite is selling at SIS 5OG5 *
and lump Cumberland for family So per ton
FLOUR AND MEAL-The aggregate of the weeks
transactions falls very little under of last week
which is anything but indicative of an active mar
ket The sales have been confined altogether to filling
export orders the domestic demand being merely nominal
Notwithstanding the limited inquiry the market has ruled
firm mainly on account of the light stock of Super The
stock of Extra is ample We give the following summary
of the weeks transactions:
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II an d.'emPt is TO be made to recover the million
Anu nan 81 dollars that went down in the Central
Fights of mile Deep and in spot that is nnetv
miles from land f 'ia' Is ninety
The valuable -four and corn mills on tho A,,,o.,o.
tox river, below the mills of Messrs Bragg & Son
were sold at auction Saturday, by Messrs 'o -
the sum of SIS, 500. d'' 'o'
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BY r. W. BENNETT * co.
- - TRUSTEES SAT,E-Bv vr,ro Of do

F:;f TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of a de-
H cree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore cty passcd
III cause wherein Jacob Mcssersmith is COMPLAIN
ant, and Andrew Schaubla and Alexander B. Davidson
ueehdants the undersigned Trustee will offer for
SAFE at public auction, the premises on WEDNESDAY
"a ooN the second day of June, at four O'Clock
the following property viz
All that LOT OF GROUND with the IMPROVEMENTS
tereo situate and lying in the city of Baltimore afor
SAID which is thus described Beginning for the same M
inc corner formed by the intersection the south side of
lra street and the west side of Emory street and
nhg thence binding Pratt street westerly eighteen
eet nine inches thence sOuherly parallel with Emorv
street. seventy five feet three feet alley thence cast
ery, binding said alley eighteen feet nine inches tn
Emory street. and thence norherly binding on Emory
street seventy five feet to the place beginning Subject
10 the payment of the yearly rent of sixty dollars and
nneyour cents payable half yearly on the first of Ian
uary and July in each year. being the same ground de-
scrbed in an ndenture Of mortgage from the said Andrew
Schauba to the said Jacob Messersmith dated the Cd da
vi april 1891 and recorded the land records of Raj
tmore city, in lber f. D., No 124 folio 219 &c and is
the same ground which was, by indenure of assign
dated the 4th day of April 1857 and recorded among
te land records of Baltimore city aforesaid in Iber
~ NO 53 folio AS &C. assigned and transferred by the
su andrew Schaubla to the said Alexander b Davidson
geU 10 he sld mortgage from the said Andrew Schaub
la to the said Jacob Messersmh
me provements consist of three brick Dwell
known as No. 37. The first story of the front bonsa e.
htted up for and has been used as Store
me terms OF sale prescribed by the said decree are
one nail cash. and the balance in three months with in
erest from the day of sale to be with
dorsement satisfactory to the Trustee
EDWARD ISRAEL, Trustee
No. Z Tract House
Fayette street. Charles ST.
F. W. BENNETT & CO.,
my Ai--a"tzs&dts Auctioneers.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 2S-The funeral of General Smith
this afternoon was the occasion of most imposing mill
tary display. The first Division, under Genl Cadwaa-
der and the Scott Legion, had the left of the line
detachment of Marines from the Navy Yard the
Grays from Pisburg, formed the body guard Com Geo
C. Read, Capt VIM. NJ Mexican # the Navy, Colonies T.
d. Cram, T. H. Thomas of the Army, and Thomas Dunlap
and Charles Bidde of the citizens acted pail bearers
The flags in the public buildings armories shipping etc.
were displayed at half mast and minute guns were fired
whilst the procession in motion The funeral bro
ceeded to Laurel Hill
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my11- 2awt29&dts
- 90 FOR SALE-VALUARLELEASE


MsiV HOLD ESTATE IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE
. = BY virtue of decree of the Superior Court of
Baltimore City in Equity, the undersigned Trustees will
sell by public auction, ON THURSDAY the 18th June
1898, at O'Clock, NJ at the Exchange in the City of Balt
more,
ALL THAT PARCEL OF GROUND situated on the
north east corner of Eden and Lombard streets in the
City of Baltimore, which conveyed to Reuben Fagey
by Hugh Jenkins and Henrietta jenkins by of Lease
dated 10Th pr 1851, and recorded in Libcr A. W. B. No
40 folio S5S, &cone of the Land Records of Baltimore
County.
The premises front about one hundred feet Lombard
street.
The improvements are THREE TITREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS with TWO STORY BACK BUILDINGS on
Lombard street. and TWOSTORY BRICK OFFICE, and
a BRICK and STONE STABLE and a COAL SCALE, on
Eden street
Ground Rent, S350-payable quarter-yearly.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash in hand and the resi-
due IN equal instruments at three and six months The
credit payments to be secured by the of the pur
chaser satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest from the
day Of sale TlOS. S. ALEXANDER,
WIN. MEADE ADDISON, Trustees
f. w. BENNETT Il CO,
lnyZo-5aW TIA June&dts [Asl Auctioneers
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE,

LIVERPOOL 1000 bbls. -four, 54 bus wheat q 973
bus corn 700 bus coverseed 275 bark bb ore
81 bales hair IS hhds tobacco % 900 enas pipe
slaves.
RoTTERDAM.-600 bbls. flour, 922 hhds tobacco tons
bark, lot of roots 17745 hid 755 pipe slaves
KINGSTON JA-2lSS bbls flour, 200 half bbls do, 100
bbs meal 500 bus corn 400 bbs pork 400 kegs butter
$50 kegs lard, coo boxes candles $50 boxes cheese
terces hams, % bhs lard oil hhds tobacco cases do
and % boxes manufactured do, 100 half bbls beef
DEMERARA.-1,172 bbls flour, 225 bbs corn meal GOO
bushels corn, 2SS bbls bread 200 boxes candles
MAYAGUEZ-2,000 shocks and heads 25,0OO feet
boards.
Rio DE JANEIRO.-22 $50 bbls -four 30 half bbls do
hhds tobacco, 200 kegs lard so buckets do "a erces
hams 2hhds bottles Il boxes scales case tin ware
cases copying presses II agricultural implements
% bags pepper ID bbs varnish 60 bb pork bis
cult so b%s candles so half chests bbls dried ap
pies 10 boxes tobacco &c coils rope bales canvass Is
cases spirits turpentine, boxes oil clothing boxes
models
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The Reported Riot at Harbor Creek,

CLEVELAND, May 27.-The track which was removed
at Harbor Greek not the one on which the trains
were running There has been interruption of travel
and the trains still the curved track as during the
past two years. The rioters only removed few rails
from the straight track which was being relaid