 Many of the vendors from old Northern Liberty Market moved to the new market which opened in January 1875 and managed by the "Northern Liberty Company" organized by George W. King.In 1885, a case involving the Northern Liberty Company made it to the Supreme Court of the United States as Northern Liberty Market Co. v. Kelly.The case involved a conflict between the company managing the market and a vendor who had leased a stall for a period of 99 years, renewable forever while the company's existence was limited to only twenty years.