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The Irish standard., 1890-03-15

Mr.. )'sulIi Ivan broke through. their
ranks and attempted to enter the car
rage where tho prisoners were and
called for cheers for McDermott and
Woodford. and that the car drivers re-
fused to convey the prisoners. After
evidence for the defense had been given
Recorder HEM confirmed the decision
of the Removables. Mr.. O'Sullivan,
OH hearing tie sentence. said: 1.-TWO
experienced Removables, briedess bar
risters and feather bed captains. No
matter; when | come out we will have
Home Rule, and Balfour's Government
will be gone" The criminal was
loudly cheered on being conveyed to
prison, This is the fourth impr1son-
ment Mr.. O'Sullivan has suffered under
the Coercion Act.
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A.RMAGH e..

On Feb. 8 ths case OF Steel VS.. the
Great Northern Railway company, was
tried before Mr.. Justice OBrien and a
special jury. The plaintiff, Mrs. Steel,
brought the action to recover damages,
laid at elO, 900, for the loss OF her hus
band, who was Petty Sessions Clerk at
Armagh, and who was killed in the
railway disaster near that city. Evi-
dence was given to show that the de-
ceased had been in receipt Of COZ
siderable income from various sources
The jury awarded the plaintiff $3.50.
anportiopesi as follows: GI.20O for the
widow, g5Oo each for your children, aud
$3.50 each for deceased's father and
mother.
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KERRY.

An Emergencyman named Sullivan,
native Of Tralee, who is in care of a
farm at Ballyhar, on the Kenmare es-
tate, from which a farmer named John
O'Leary was evicted. recently made
several wantOn displays of revolver
around the town Of Killarney. When
in drunken state about five o'clock in
the evening, he entered the shop of Mr..
Huggard, High street. and in the course
of conversation which ensued between
himself and man named McSweeny,
the E1aergencyman invited McSweeny
to drink. On the latter refusing to
associate with him or drink with him,
Sullivan drew a revolver and was about
presenting it at McSweeny, when hap
PLY one of Mr. Huggard's men came
into the shop and e]ected the fellow.
McSweeny at once reported the matter
to the police, and Sullivan was arrested
and conveyed to the barrack. This is
the second time that like exhibition
has been made in the streets of Killar
new
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CORK.

For the past few Weeks q large Stdn
Of workmen have been busily engaged
in hurrying On the completion Of nearly
one hundred cottages at Ardagb and
Rallinvarig, intended for the accomoda-
blon of the tenants on the POnsOnbv
estate. against whom the evicCors are
expected to begin operations in a short
slime. about eighty tradesmen and
Iaborers were employed daily, while the
farmers of the surrounding districts
sent horses and carts for the purpose OF
earting materials and doing any other
work that was necessary. At Ardagh
a miniature is springing up. Nina
blocks. each containing eight cottages,
are in course Of construction, and these,
together with twenty-four ao Balm
yarrig. will soon be completed. The
cottages are of the same description as
She fifty already existing on the estate,
ZACH containing three capacious rooms
comfortably fitted up.
DUBLIN.
On Sunday, Feb. 9, the people of
Arrar Quay Ward held a meeting in
the interests Of this association, the
Very Rev. Canon Breach, 2. F., pre-
siding. Nearly S20c were contributed.
On the same day, a meeting OF the
people of Usher's Quay and Merchant's
Quay Wards was held. MIR. William M.
Murphy, M. p. in the chair. at which
several prominent priests, Messrs. 7. M.
Healy, Nj. p, David Sheehy, NJ. F.,
and other well-known Irisbmen were
present. The Rev. D. Heffernan pro
posed resolution of sympathy with the
ahiects OF the association. This drew
out eloquent speeches from Messrs>
Healy AID Sheehy, and g0odly sum Of
money was subscribed.
GALWAY.
An appeal by Mr.. O'Sullivan, T. c.,
galway, from a sentence of six months
imprisonment. passed by Rsmovables
E4yne and Brady, came on for hearing
lately before Recorder HEM. The
enarpe against the defendant was with
having unlawfully and wilfully OBJ.
structed the police in the discharge OF
their duty at the railway station on the
i niphtof Jan. II. This obstruction con-
sisted in Mr.. O'Sulliyan having, with q
crowd, assembled on the arrival Of the
Woodford prisoners who refused to be
sworn at the Star Chamber on their
!; removal to Galway prison Mr.. =. 2. B.
Daly defended and Mr.. J ames nv Blake IL 3
4 ,lrrosecuted. Evidence was given ~ g
4 aree d umbsr ot police. who syFore that
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EDWARD NJ. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY for Mortgagee.
SUMMONS.

OU MMUNN.
GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
y pin Sss
The State of Minnesota to Charles Dubcise,
defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear and be
the Peac,. in and for the city of Minneapolis, in
said Hennepin county. Minnesota. on the 18th
day Of March, A. D. 1890, at nine O'clock in the
forenoon, at my office in said city of Minneap-
oils, in said county. to answer to Thomas +
McGann, in civil action. Should you fail to
appear at the time and place aforesaid. judgmen
will be rendered against you npo1. the evidence
sum as he shall show himself entitled to.
Given under my hand this Goth day of Febru
airy. a. %. 1890. g
Justice Of the Peace
). r. CORRIGAN, a #9
Plaintiffs Attorney. III s .
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remedy for all Malarial troubles. It is in
dorsed by the highest Medical and Scien-s
tifc authorities among which is the late
Benjamin Gilman, Md, Dean Of the
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Fire Insurance. T. w. McGrath, Top
Floor, Temple Court. Insure to day,
Y our fire may come tomorrow. Ii
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KILKENNY Y.

Mr.. Simon Morris. 7. c., j. P, pro-
prietor of the Club House Hotel, Xii.
kenny, died, February 8. after tedious
illness. MIR. Morris was twice Mayor Of
Kilkenny, and was also High Sheriff.
During late years he did not take much
part in public life. In Kilkenny the
deceased gentleman is deeply regretted.
LOUTH.
Archbishop Logue LAS promoted the
Rev. Nicholas Lawless from the curacy
OF CarliDgford to that of Colon, County
Louth, consequent on the death of the
Rev. George Taaffe.
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LEITRIM.

The beautiful new church Of Lower
Drurnreilly was dedicated by the Rt
Rev. DR.. McGennis, Bishop of Kilmore,
on Sunday. February 8. The congrega-
ton was large. and there was very
successful collection after this sermon.
The Rev. John Boylan. Z. r., Crosser,
Tough, delivered all eloquent discourse
on the text, "How terrible is this place
this is no other but the House of God
and the Gate Of Heaven dealing in a
special manner with the loyalty of the
irish people to the Catholic Church
amid every kind of persecution.
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: TIPPERARY.

An idea of the police rule that exists
here now can be gathered from an oc
curence that took place on Feb. 10. at
the funeral of a child of four or five
years of age. belonging to Mr.. Daniel
Kelly, T. G. At three O'Clock the fune
raj started from the town for the burial
ground at Fitzpatrick. a distance Of six
miles, and when 1t had gone about two
miles outside the town i've armed
policemen drove up pellmell to the rear
of the procession and remained there
until it reached the graveyard, and then
stopped when all the other cars stopped
and remained there while the sacred
rites were being carried out, and then
drove back to the town with the cars
again. No reason whatever can be
assigned for this unciyilized act Of an
noYance to the friends ofthe dead baby
on the part Of the police and their
authorities.
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LIMERICK.

A meeting, representative of all the
bacon.curing establishments In the
south of Ireland was held on Saturday,
February s, at the limerick Junction,
and after a long conference, a series of
resolutions containing the proposals of
the merchants with view to q settle
ment of the strike and She placing Of
the relationsof em blowers and employed
On a more satisfactory basis for the
future were passed. 1t is understood
that the action of Bishop O'DwYer
towards arbitration of the differences
now existing in the trade had much to
do with the steps taken by the mer.
chants to bring the strike 20 an end. A
copy Of the resolutions has been for
warded to the Bishop. An adjourned
meeting of the merchants was held at
the same place on February IL, at which
they agreed on uniform rate Of wages
at all their establishments in Limerick,
Cork, and Waterford. First class men
to be paid from TWENTY-FIVE shillings to
thirty shiilings a week; second Glass;
from sixteen shilllngs to twenty one
shillings; third-class, fifteen shillings
and under, plg-money to be abolished
MONAGHAN.
The death is announced Of Mr.. Ed
ward Fay DonnelIy, J. F., T. c., P. L..
g., of Monaghan.
SLIGO.
Mr.. McHugh, editor of the Sligo
Champion, who is undergoing sen
tence of four months imprisonment
under the Coercion act, has been re
moved from Sligo Jail to that of Tulla-
more
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Irish American Bank

DIRECTORS.
). S. Coughlin, j. 2. Rea, Martin Ring,
H. G. Clarke, Mathew Walsh, John
E. Gould, M. W. Mash, Richard
Welsh, Frank w. Shaw, J. r, Corrigan,
VIM. Mcmillan.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE WARhETS.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

-he visible supply statement yesterday showed The
following figures Wheat %. 763, 9o7 bushels, in
crease of $780, 900 bushels; corn. 2,62O17e bushels
an increase of 5o27s4 bushels cats, $500, 167 bush
els. an increase of PAL AS bushels
The wheat speculation Yesterday was somewhat moro
animated and there were bullish influences in IN,
stronger in the railway market larger cleardnc e.
and steady cables The visible supply statement wa
unfavorable. and other bearsh influences were rumor'
of business troubles in Philadelphia and abroad. The
variations of the day best represented by May 0p
lions which opened II 04, fell 20 II Oh , and ro-'
10 II O4 IL. a net loss Of l. cent December options
closed down . cent. and the other months were 1so
| + cent lower. Cash wheat dull AID unsettled
with no export demand and only 5000 bushels taRer
by millcrs.
patty with wheat hut sharp reaction followed, duo
T. bulsh" adviceS from the Southwest The option
ended up 1s6 IA cent spot lots were "A cent lower
in tho early dealings, but the close was firm with only
$4,000 bushels taken for export
cash were hrmer on moderate trade: Inc
options easier at the start but closed unchanrcc
FOR the nearby options and 14G1o cent higher for the
The lard market sympathzed with the grain mar
kcts where they showed strength. and options ended
rp 81 points. There we're sales Of 800 tierces D
Nppt and 10 arrive" but whether Tor export cOmo
not be learned
The final quotations were follows:
Wheat-December 81 O3 81, January 81 o3 Sc, Feb
ruary 81 "a IS, March al O5. May 81 04 9.
Corn-January So Ia, February IS Is March So Il
MAY IS Ia cents.
0ats-December A. IA, January as IA, February
Lard2January 80 13. February as %. March So As
The receipts of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY
al View York. Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston We're
Wheat 81 .455 bushels com. l14O31 bushels OATS
1O2 500 bushels; total grain. 30, "-9 bushels honr
80 256 packages At Chicago. milwaukee, ana 81 Lonl'
o65 537 bushels oats 3O2 .9a4 bushels; total grain,
$50 100 bushels: -four. 1865 barrels
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1tvr, srocK MAEKTrs-EY TELEGRAPH.

Il Louis Dec. 29-Cattie-Rocepts. LOO A.aht snip
ID nts 200 head The market wa. - "a goa ." i''
FOOD. 7l0tf 90 .tOcE'T, ana
icders a. 2Oass 10; Texas and Indln .tccr- - = q
40 IIOzs l,>eipts 5000 b ad shipments. 200 al
ne market lover: fair q choir heavy - 1Odf5 -
mixed gr1des - 20 aS3 90 light foir u yt - 3O%
- a, ~b..f- Receipts 100 head: -ipu' t 800 A' al
Ilc market was - adv good 20 choice - %}G~p DO.
Catte-Eeceipts 10000 hesf shipments. 1900 head
Market lower nr,:.cas. er, - sOos3 10 Others -"
- * COWS ~ lOd y 80; -t0"kfr,. r-GS2 ~ )" s'
receipts 80 900 head sh.pmcat. 1000 head Mt! .
aiout steadK l1cklng heavy. - j0Qr3 90 light ~ % q
!, 10. pig, - s0as3 - Sncrl-ilNeipts, EV9o hd'
.hmcn,s , 600 heod Market active. higher; Westerns
a los loI, natives ~ e6a@j % lamb. rlde0 -o
iuiao Dec. 20 Cattle Keccipis last - h."n ~,
be,d o,s Tor Wee tlu- far 200 head sanc h Ia.
week 7Oc0 head con,4gn,d tnoleh l94 o6; ;, Head o.
nrsd .cIc aud higher and clos stronger. sheep and
IambIiecep;s last - hour, 1000 head t2;S 1i NetA
eoasgned throlgh 500 head all 70 New YORK Oh sai@'
oOC0 head omen active hTn and higher co,r' s.a.,
ycake; Hegs-R.ce,s last a nOuro 1910 head total
for week thus fsr $3.50 head sane tn1ic a.. MSe"
Ncw.YorK o eco heaa Oh sale -lOOO Lcad oPehe1 so"
ana shade easier, and closed "ed-.ei'
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FIOI-E AND MEAI.-FLOU I;--(,cncraI had" vas ON

| FLOUR AND MEAI.-FLOu Is-Gcneral trad" "a- quit
tefai At the clos. however ther" was an incna on
IL 100 bbi, a. 800 bbs Tor cNpoI including loo nh~
Low Extra az - fv'TIo W" tt.''...
t - io S5 30 Zoo bG, wmG whcat fa At >, Iva
- 20 SO bbl, SlIerilnr al So - LOO WE i
% toas3 80 WM,r' ,M.e'.: isnr! a. I,,rt-
Mm4e,oa sp,as Wt low cIt q - ioe - go &
10 t.3gy 4O4 &, ~ ttl5 3o >'p.,nrc .r, aYd
INIT 7SS - - IiH' ~ i" = n,rr.a m
4q Tid and rsn y'g EVA Sr sia,5 ra,1nt =. a, g.
'''o n1 W. FIG! GS,cadiy hri ,qnis ny. r..
w. Sa, - o1I , Sqp!iIn ~ ~ lgfSi , 1' o."
@ = IEG5%MrAL s,caGy and ana more '' s't,r Yoe
West quoted at - 5oot$ % and Ba4ey VIM At - ~
s'ie. 500 Dbl, including 100 Dol, h'y "i, r.,
asd the S't dit Of Trcas va, Very criai' aa4
Dc oaesi doe Of s'triisy T,lc a. co~P!l.d W.
800 900 bush chsgred hand he b4k o. Mh ~, 80,
sqf " va anu sencrs r'acton and Ia. in De,
ri. frigh,encd o,a ".hort,' who -ai'.d covering id
9sbcb orencd al 9sc and then rallied t. 97.- ivn
Ed1sr The sut,ng Improved and he o9c
te se,' 0, the dst Icy 9ad t. rCb
hc situation afr The opening aDd there more
5a I' hd%@y E haa a r sd Of mn Goar .,ir
upward Of 400 GOO bush wheat and nouf tos@hrr Ting
cable advices were stadicr Rad been expected AID
~ i.rod tL. .d,,ncs Another element
NJ yo ncp' ~" s ,,c1 ~, -,,ro rhc .hov,ng Of
G VISIBLE .nillV Statement had ,uc littlc nnGonce
hGgsa 's . " sa IE'hS Oh .ra a!': and 81 20
' yn,T ng eab,r, SiS. 81 4Gs bush r.,rsnr-
~ 8o9 DisA WH,s' az ',uov p"Rs NM " vim o
wa, dg a3a un1c,I G M%f%G' ,',in g ion Sr
tVl1. NJ M iP'a,oN u'I''it =, - 80 ., - ipl
gE@s ~ GGo Sa.h df 80 Rca quoted Il d
>nie - % an' a. 20 i9ru spr'hs ~ W. - o.
10, Nof't n, - w. &c. ~ o1, 81 n2s o.l,g -
W."
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. 90 (>peciaD.-Wheat today, after
starting weak and being very shaky for an houI'
finally became strong and active. and closed con'd-
crahly higher May opened at Se 80, sold between
g5 > and 81 IA. and closed AT 97Ge1 i July
OPENED at 81 IL. sold between 81 4 and 80 - aud
cI,cd AT o. Ii difficult 10 decide at night when
had bcen the more influential upon prices. the spe'
latiye operations or the Both we're important
fsatnr.. i'm their waV Clearances c4uallcd nearly
800 900 bushels. Then the news from the Soith"t
WAS more emphatic than ever relating 10 me dIN
weather and damage il creating The car lpt> Al
Minneapolis and Duluth. $50, were considered very
large indeed. and suggested great deal o. selling
The visible supply statement was not considered An
advantare nv either party. Toward the close little
wheat was reported sold direct 10 Liverpool. l2nOp
bushels and another small lot was reported a. WORK
ing Corn opened duh and vas for a time rather
weak The attempts u buy which followed the al,
rearauce of the boom in wheat resulted III Jump oi
over cent in the price. Nav opened al 30 %, s2n
between 80 s. and 81 D. and closed At 81 =. Inc
arrivals were pa cars the estimates for Tuesday, 10
Cafs syn,pathzed with the other grain markets wa!
opened at 48 So sold between 43 and -, and closed
Al az : A. Pork al the close showed an advance:
49, 80 sa,nrsay Of 30 cent, barrel lard and ribs Of
1910 cents per hundred. This was partly me
,esrIt OF sympathy with the changed tone OF IN"
rain pits, int chiefly, probably; because the hof
movement was not nearly 80 LIBERAL as cApeclea'
There we're only 10000 hOEs Al the YARDS
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CoFFEE-Bra1n growths on the spot we're -ratnnfi
easier and trading comparatively slow Nc. hi2
Quotd 11dsc. Sales, 80 bags santos 80 :. u Sc ana
600 bag; Nos @. and no and santo, at l'g ic
No. :. Mid grades about steady. >alc' -.'oO Dag
Maracabo and 200 Costa Rica private terms, Op'
lions Were especially active and the DRIFT t@orrd u
'bear' side. There decline Of ga lonii,
throughout the entire day ard the clo,e was h,rely
steady. Lower cables and selling by Longs dct'H A.
chief depressing factors. lIavrc broke dl H. and
Hamburg closed lsd2 pfg lower London wa. rs.t,I
75s cd March rs sd April 72s 9d May rs "a Jun"
IL Cd RIO quotes Regular 10 kios. 200 good
second 10 kosJ. 200 "Nchanc" tpliv2t-, oGd ie.
daV-l 10 600 bags; total stock, l'Ooco ba>
market seidy; receipts - days 600 2asS III"
purchases United States during the week, co' bag
Rio purchases Europe and other countries ouIlh-
week 10000 bags Rio clearance, by = 'ttanrs, io
United state 10000 Rio cleaIdnces Tor lIloi
and countries 2S 600 bags steamers oadhH ny 10"
fo United States freight per steamer 'lC anl " per
cont urnlaCc Der bag santos stock. i-polO bags
Santo, purchases for United States 10000 nagS Santo
purchaSfs for Europe other countries. eo,OuO lase
santos FOR United states by ~ steamer; V
for United states 10y san 0.,V"
Saes santos clearance Tor Europe and other countries
1000 bags steamers loading Santos for lnitcd stat
san. good Santos, 5OO Iotil
toe bo,o 10 day "a go haas follows
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pITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

rrdys Tmax in the superior Cont Yesterday re
I'd b decision upon application by John lilish'
,clboIder of the Mechanics and Traders Bank. for
~ irunction TO restrain the banks directors from III
creasinc its capital from 100000 to Slooooo H'rS
- 90, shares of the stock and his counsel. {. f.
Minor declared the stockholders and not the directors
,aa chat mower ExJudge Dittcnhoefer appeared for
the hank.
1nstice Barrett in the supreme Court Special Term
,ordav handed down decision adverse to Mrs Sarah
y plake I'm her against Alfred {. Barnes and the
sr executors of the VIII of her father, A. = Barnes
obe wanted an accounting and made several charges
"a aud against the executors. She assigned her claim
va legacy of $4,000 under her fathers viii to secure
o,es given husband and she tried TO have the
a-sirnment declared void. Justice Barrett that
"5e failed 10 establish facts sufficient 10 void the
assignment ,, ...-... 49,. - do,,.
q decision Yesterday upholdne the order of the lower
court in denying the application Of the American Rapid
Telegraph Company for an injunction to restrain the
cty authorities from removing its poles and overhead
wires The holds that the act Of The Legislature
giving the city authorities power to remove the wires
when they become nuSanCeS is constitutional.
Chief Justice McAdam. of the City Court, has I've
signed from that tribunal Ia take his place on The
superior Court Bench. which he recently elected
simon " Enrich has been chosen by his associates
TO he Chief Justice of the city Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-30

s,es-J. F. sadler CO. 20 western Sh.cp. rs n
average 20 62l2 per 100 N ij- do III l. ~ at - 81
ls2 do 90 n. at - 90. pol We-tern Lanbs 20 N, at
SO 30 p do 20 n. at - - 81 do. 50 =. at a.,
!. y. Pdcock & Sons lJS Canada Lambs 9Nl2 N, ~
= l?@ = Kentucky DO. - = at ~ 80 l$2 st Louis
DO. $50 o. - - SO Territory sheep - n AZ - p
81 Kentucky do 9s - a. - - 10. do IFS ~ At - 3
80 NJ. Collins 33s stat Lambs, - \, 40 - ;. =! III
Wc-crn 90. 10 p. ~ $751; i3 do ~ r. ~ 20 - ~
Ohio sheen. - r.. at - 59 10 Western do, - H. at
Judd Buckingham: - state Lambs. - N, at 81
35 90 leuL~ - = ~ - stat sheep IL n a. %
Huc, 40 d. at - 80 l7S Western Sheep 1o3i2 - at
- 20.
Hume Mullen 5s stat sheep ~ =. at - 10 DO,
i2l az - 30: - State Lambs o. ~ at - 37a 81
d. Go2 H. a. - G2ia % Go. III y at 80 81 1872 do.
% - - - %.
Dhlcuhack Dewey: TO- Western Sheen. 99a n. NJ
- 10 26 do. % ~ 40 - so g. state Lambs o. ID,
- %
HaIntc'k Hollis: 10 Northern Canada Lambs -
n. at 80 -
y. IIpriincton 1s2 Canada Lambs 81 L. n a. E. l2ia.
H"ccpts % ca DIc- u 10 jSl head 90 carloads
at iOtht and - carioah> 90 Jersof ity No sale, Oh
live weight. NOminaiy firm al ~ 60d;J % per 100 H.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

IOuTJ-tFtnrrNI
Chamber- Before Beach, J.MOtion cal
cnd,r' No. / a. -. called at IL O'Clock.
supreme Court-Special Tem-Paft> L and lad
jOurntd for the term
supreme CONCENTRATIONS l. II and II-Adjourned
supreme Court-Circutt-Part IV-Adjourned until Janu-
l.. 1891.
Surrogate Court-Betore Ransom S.Moticn calendar.
10 30 a No.. Will OF V. ). Kaufman, 10 80 a. No
probate calendar
superior Court-Specal Term-Beore Trusx J.-Nos.
80 lbs
superior Court-Tria Term-Parts l. IL and III-Ad-
J1ufued the term
superior Court-Eqvity Tcrm-AdJourned for the term
Common Plca>-Spccisl Tenn Before Flzsimons JMo-
tons
common PIeaS-trial Tcrm-Parts L and II-AdJourncd
tpc term. -
Ci,y Colrt-Speeial Term-Before Fitzsimons. J.-No-
lions - -.
lourntd for
OF General Se>HonS-PaltS |. IL ana lIl-Ao-
,ourncG the
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COTTON MARI EYs-.BY TELEGRAPH.

lAvorp0Ol Dec. 20 p. m.-CoIIon-IAc sd.es OF UV
day Include o 100 bales American . ID
Futures closed quiet American MldGins, !ow ma.
ding clause. December delivery, 5ciG buyers December
and January delivery, 5Gid buyers January ana t'bN
sry delivery. 6-6is5 7L0id: February ana Much De-
livery. 1O.64a5 l.j4d3 March and AWl dtltof
1864 buyers; Apsl aud May liz ~. i7G a. 500
MAY and June delivery, 2l-54d -ec.s; June ana july
delivery 23G4d buyers; July and August d-HNey
Galve,ton Dee. 29.-Ccton quiet; middlne 93-lGc !
low mddnng l1-lG-. good ordinary lj-lGc net tnc
gross receipts. 1OG47 bales .aes, 20l balce; STACK
I22 $50 bales
Norfolk Dec 20.-COtton seady; middllus. s7sc: NJ,
and gross receipts 59ls bales export, coastwi'e 1G"
bales sales | 377 bales stock - O2l bai.,.
Savannah, Dec. 29.-COtton steady; mddl!ng Sac ~"
mGdllne, 7a.c good Odinar,. 3Gc net ard elG's f''
ceipts f4S bales exports the Continent ~ j5S bales
ecaswsc . 1873 bales sales, G7j bales; stock, 4-2S'o
bales.
Nsw-Oresns, Dec. eo.-Co,'on 1t ady mddling
1876 low middling good ordinary 7Lc; net D..
celpts - So % 800 bales exports TO Hit
Britain. 1893 bolos Continent 1880 bales 2a-~
t.'W ts'os: stock. 3lR130 bales.