davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
Salt, Salt, Salt /!
MEDICAL.
DIR. y. R. HUGHES
oASBE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
Ell 4AA M ~ EsaaHr Co.,. az Z I'll

Near the K'rehle Hsuse.
w hEfE he can be consulted privately, and with
~. Ine UTMOST confidence by the afflicted ~
hours daily and from A. M. to 9P M
Dr. H. addresses those who are suffering uner the
anicuon OF fivate diseases, whether arising from
impure connection the terrible vice OF seIfon,sa
evothg his entire time to that particular branch OF
tne medical profession he feels warranted In GUAR
ASrhENG CUek IN ALL CASES, whether OF long
standng or recently contracted entirely removing HE
arsgs o. disease from the system, and making per-
iect and PERMANENT CURE. M -
He would call the attention of the af,,csad 10 IN.
faet OF his iong-standing and weil-earnsd repns,on
furnishing sutheient assurance of his skill and are
cess. FTl s'' ',"' 7''-
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31

Fnere are many men OF the age of thirty WIN ara
troubled with too frequent excavations from the hal
ger often accompanied by slight smarting or burn.
ing sensation, and weakening the system in a man
.iel .ie patent cannot account for On examining
sne urinary deposits ropy sediment will often he
iound and sometimes small particles of semen or al
ish hen VIII APPEAR or the color will be of thin milk
,s n"s agan changing TO dark and turbid appear
hhee TheTe are many men who die OF this difficuly
ignorant of the cause, which is the ~
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNRas
dcan warrant perfect cure in such cases. am, a
iuil ana healthy restoration Of the urinary orpans
PERSONS i VINO cannot personally consult the DR..
c IN, 10 SO py writing, In plain manner a ieserp.
uom OF teir diseases, and the appropriate rems,iep
will be forwarded immediately. ''A"''''s
an Correspondence strictly confidential, and will
be returned, IL desirsd. hsstlal7s $3.50
Address; Uaa DIR. j. B. HUGHES, & D..
slfl4f.t4 L5s. No. "a Preble Street.
next door to the Prehle House, Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
Hs" 20 Obtain shares and Engravings.
THE RIVERSIDE rNsT, INSTR

THE RIVERSIDE INsTIrrrE
Situate at Riverside, Burlington County, New
Jersey is founded for the purpose of gfatuitously
educating the sons of deceased Soldiers and Seamen
OF the United States 4 q z LIN GHtBF Es
- u trustees consists Of the following
we'll known citizens of Pennsylvania and New Jer
sey:-
HON. WILLIAMB. MANN, Nla saAN g
vera District Attornsy, Philadelphia, Pa.
HON. LEWIS R. BROOMALL, 49,
Ex-Ch'ef Coiner U S. Mint, and Recorder ofDeeds,
Phila., Pennsylvania. ...s --.-s -7s
HON. JAMES NJ sCovEL, New Jersey q,
HON W. w. WARE, New Jersey,
HENRY GoRMAN, Esq. ---- -
aNsE Agent Adams Express, Philsaelrha, Pa,
j. E. coz, Esq ts
or joy, Coe & Co., Philadelphia
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY !
"a OF CANADA.


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Esssszs;t.ts5E3 on and alter Monday, Sept 16, 1867
S.Ske@->ss trains " III run as iollows:- -
Express Train Tor Lewiston and Sontb pa,is at /,
A. M. "l'f III '~-''i.'O ans at .
Mail Train ior WaterviIle, Bangor, Montreal. One
bee and the West at 1.1OP. M. Wv
Local Train for South Paris and intar,nea,a, a..
tons, at 545 r. NJ. .i. l-' ''"
No baggage can he received OF checked amer time
above stated. tH 1853 ~ e' ""'o
Trains VIII arrive as follows
From Lewiston, Auburn and South Paris q ~ ~
terville, &c, at o1s. Nj,
Local Train from South Paris and Iu-
termedate stations, at a -iI--' ..07 45p NJ
INC company are not responsible tor baggage 1,
any amount exceeding $50 in value land thai pels n
az unless notice Is given and paid ion at the rate ,
Que passenger for every 5000 additiona value. :
s G. J. BRYDGES, lIanaqiaq Direct,r
H. BAILEY, LEGAL Superintendent.
Portland, Sept II, 1861. a,f
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31

kCHITECTURE T. ENGINEERING
IA Messrs. ANDERSON, B0NNELL 4 co.. have
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
oil established reputation. and will in future carry on
Architecture with their business as Engineers. Par
ties intending to build invited 10 call at their
office No, 306 Congress street, and examine eleva-
tiens and plans OF churches banks, stores blocks OF
buildings. &c. Ffb 1891 Tsd1feI :
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
r8e p q n L K AND
SAc0 8 PORTSMOUTH R. R.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday. April 15rh, 1867
{tlssa.ss;Asl Passenger Trains leave Portland ioi
~ Boston at $40 "A NJ, and 2.65 r. M. and
t15 tExpressl p. NJ. =
r, Leave Boston Tor Portland at 80 A. M, and 3.
r. M and 200 (ENpress) r. M.
a MECHANICS aud LABoRER's Train will lesv,
Blddsiord daily, Sundays excepted at 6 A. M snf
Saco at GUS arriving In Portland at G. 40,
,i1e'9rhng, wiz Leave Portland for Saco ana Bid
deioIu and ntermediate stations at 1, 10 p "A
Aspecial freight train, with passenger car attach
ca, viii leave Portland at ITO A. nj. Tor Saco an.
nuSorh, ana returning, leave Bldeford al s 80
Portland, April IL, ls67 sn,IsaS,,
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
Hsw Many Thousands Gan re..uev =, .,,,,.

new msny Thousands Gan TesaIfy .. Tai.
BY Unhappy Experienee!
Young men troubled with emissions IN s,eet,-s
complaint generally the result of a bad habit in
you'll, scientifically aud perfect cure war
ranted or no charge made -
nardiy lay passes but We are consulted by one on
more young men with the above disease. solae of
Mom are as weak and emaclated as though they had
ne consumption and by their friends are supposed to
nave ~ All such cases yield to the proper and oniy
correct course of treatment and in sbp,t TIM, a
made TO rejoice In perfect health. ''s
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
FOR BOSTON.
Inside Steamboat Line
TO BANGOR.

THREE TRIPS PER WEEK.
Ia fhe beautiful. staunch and swirl
E0 steamer Milton Martin >, Al.
4tk4E.K bert Wood, Master will make ha,
- zE1 regular trips to Bangor, leaving Raj.
I9aa wharf loot Of State Street, every TUESDAY
touching at Rockland, Camden, Belfast. Sesrsno,t
SANDY Point, Bucksport, Winterport and Hampdeu.
,JNsetarang VIII leave Bangor every MONDAY
"Wednesday and Friday Morning, at ak o'clock
r. This steamer will touch at Tenants Harbor svsrv
until further notice "s west
Passenger ticketed through TO and frou, Ros,o,, h
Railroad and Steamboat ''' D'''0i' ="
ROSS & STURDIyANT.
April Is, 1867. dit - '''
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
DR.. Vests Botanic Balsam,
-Trotting Horse for Sale.

{iN tIrOCCIng 6OfSe for Sale. q
q aid1 The well known Trottine Horse IS AR
LJT-Ss DINE ~ for sale at j. W. Robinson's
~ Livery Stable, South Street He was
-sa-l-A-drynn last fall by Foster Palmer hall
mile in q ByDayid Averill, Esq, last summer
IN common wagon, q mile in 2.52 He is an easy
uotter under the saddle, kind in ali harness. afraid
OF nothing and stands without hitching He IL q
bright bay, stands 10 "a hands high and weighs IOeo
pounds. VIRGINS iooo
For terms, &c, apply to, j. W Robinson, Or Matb.
Sws Ihomas. He Is sold for 10 fault the owner
being about to leave the city. ~ =
seI,f4ltt' o.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
Real Estate Investment thai will
ta paw % nar co,.t

( tNI NAH OF new two and a hal ( story house. i2
- rooms, good cellar, gas, water &c. ArranSed
Can be bought for $780, half cash haIanno IN
one and two years. Apply to - '"'"' ''''ahee j"
s.lf ,,..,-.5. GEO r DAVIS a. Co.
october "a. div 'i r. ,om nIock.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
Genteel Residen, for Sale in Cor

Genteel Residen~ for Sale in Cor
ham.
One Of the Finesi Residlenc es
A%dN-l i'm GsOrham,
MIaitHElA Now occupied by Major Mann s Of
IMIAMlAM tered for sale. The house is two
-: stories, thoroughly finished inside
beautiful village.-The lot is large upon which Is
fruit trees of various kinds, shruberry &c nice
spring OF excellent water is handy to the door and
large cstern in cellar. II also has fine stable This
excellent property will commend itself to any man
who IS In want ola pleasant home within 80 minutes
ride OF Portland. -
For further particulars emo uirs Of w H. Jerris Re-
al Estate Agent, at Horse Railroad Office, Opposite
IIepie rouse. jy3Odtf
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31

10 be Sold Immediately. 81
RMo Houses and lots in City. Price 5000 and 81
''o house iots IN Cape Elizabeth $50 to $10O.
JOSEPH REED,
o4,.l heal Estate Agent, Oak and Congress els
3N|S'oSS -. .utiS r.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Companv

oil WdH 81, cor. Waiiom, NEW YORK.
Ekdf4 80 JANUARY, 1867 rs
lnsures against MARINE and INLAND Nayi-
"a hat CATION Risks u =. ssa y
The whole profits OF the Company revert IN tbe
assured ana are divided annually, upon the Premi.
nnis terminated during The year and Tor which Ger.
Average Dividend for ten years past 80 per cent
The Company has the following Assets, viz: .
United States and State Of New-York Stocks, City.
Bank andether Stocks, AZ ri ss5 AZ
Loapsseeured by Stocks and otherwise lips, $50 90
Real Estate, and Bonds and Mortgages, 221 ,26O 90
interest ana sundry notes and claims due
the company, estimated at Ia1 seG o.
PIemium Notes and Bills Receivable. 3s37,735 Al
oasn hhahk th2k w hFHa - q 434,2O7 81
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
HOTELS.
szaRoyal Victoria Hotel,
E,a NASSAU. N. p, Bahu...-.

TUNNEL 81 LORIAz, PRopRIEToRs.
This large and spacious Hotel lone OF the largest aud
best in the West ndes,l will be opened tor the ac
commodation OF visitors Nov. l, 1867.
Nassau IL beautiful city on the Island OF New
Providence, and is noted ior its even temperature
the thermometer ranging about IS during the Win
ter months "at ",f
steamer CORSICA leaves Now York every ouI
~eeks' and 1t takes only four days to reach Nassau
~ rt'eis ior Information addressed to TUNNEL
AZ Nassau, N r.. win be promptly answered
Aug29 l3n - -.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
Farm for Sale

0A Ia AOA EoSblCs
I'D acres, more or less, situated within IA miles
N/ot the Post Office, Of Portland. bounded on the
Toan west beyond the Westbrook Aims House farm
ana continuing down to che canal on the lower side
II rs a very lifting place tor a market garden or
beautiful place for private residence az there is
on the farm. The farm cuts about AZ tons nf bav.
mas Deen very well manured for the last ten years
o19nsSquehty gives very large yield of produce
aso LAS very good barn, and Is insured Tor $500 N
Moiu Ne very convenient for splendid brick ward
a. mere Is any amount OF brick material on the
p aii1 rerIeet Title guaranteed. For further
pa ~ .n, uiat . enquire OF - ii. DOLAN
Jeioti 237 Fore street, Portland
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31
Valuable Real Estate on Commer

clal Street for Sale.
LOrof land about 81 feet fiont ON Commercial
"A street and extending 26f n to Fore st. the same
now occupied by b. u. Noble q Co.
Apply to j. DROWNE
May 1. tt s. ts - = 10 state St,eo+
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31

I Only 5000! =
t'OK a two story unfinished house on leased land
On sumner Street Size "a by 40 feet. Well cal
| rooms Apply to ". n .JERRfS
October TO- d3ws
For Sale.
A VERY desirable lot OF land ON Union street
rorttahd, by H. DOLAN ~
| e. Jsi LTD. 4EF q 237 Fore Street.
The Portland daily press., 1867-10-31

valuable Hotel Property for Sale.
i lage OF Fryeburg, Oxford county Maine il 81
fered for sale at bargain, il applied for soon.
me House Is large, in good repair with furniture
ontbuildiugs.
For full particulars nquirso
,pTA7 HoRATl0 BOOTHBY,
n, Henson Proprietor.
EIyeburg, Sept. %. 1863. dtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30

cast for James r MoIveE An election for the ONCE Of
Major OF the regiment, Ia place OF hajor Clark, who
time ago resigned was then PROCEEDED with, re-
suting the choice Of Captain Michael Dcran ~ ma
jory Of two votes.
CoRoSER's IEQUssr --DEArH BY DROWNING IAN inquest
was yesterday held, al the Twelfth precinct station
house. by Coroner Wdsy, on the remains OF Mr. Nathan
d Spencer who. early on Thursday morning. found
lying dead OF the lower steps OF Harlem bridge.
Deceased lived at West Farms Wsstchester county and
whle crossing the bridge his way home late on wod.
nesday night II IL supposed ho slipped and struck spon
his head thus rolling the bottom Of the reps and
ducing him TO nsensiby While In this condition the
tide the inanmate form Of the unfortunate
man. and he was drowned before being discovered The
jury rendered verdict of death BY drowning Deceased
who was brother OF Charles s. Spencer, thirty
years Of age and native OF this State. He has left
widow and two children
SUICIDE sr DROWNING Coroner Wildey yesterday held
inquest At the Ward Island Hospital on the body Of
Charles Jaeger patient suffering from arrangement
OF mind, VINO escaped from confinement and jumping
overheard was drowned The jury rendered . verdict
Of death by suicide by drowning Deceased twenty.
1ve years Of ago and native Of Germany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Apnss--warGHr AT Kingston. N. r.. on Thursday,
November 20, by the Row. George waters, ID. d., Iaeu-
isnant Commander la ROE PrRRisr ADAMS. United
States Navy 10 KATE only daughter Of Hon. William D.
Wright, OF tho Court OF Appeals.
BrrxxAs--LARKS. st. stspnsns Church, on
Thursday nornins. November 20, by the Rev. Dr.
McGlenn, GERARD 9. DgsxnAx Ego, OF Tarrytown, %
AsMr NJ LARxE, only daughter Of Thomas Larkin. Esq
OF this city.
NJ j., BY the Row. g. J. Burtos IHEoDoHs l. FRlzxy 70
Mrs Sarah W. FouRATr, both u the above place.
san Francisco papers please copy.
ouLD-PoTsDAsKs.--On wednesday, November ~, al
the broadway Synagogue By ths Res. NJ leases Mar
GovIp 10 AsktiA, daughter Of The late Theodore
Potsdamer. No carda
JAwrs--vw ANTWERP ~-On "Wednesday. November
81 a. the Church Of the Holy Trinity brooklyn By the
john, CHARLES A. JAnR, Of New York, 70 JrIA
suYpAa daughter Of the late John Z. Van Antwerp OF
Brooklyn.
KrIfocx-NyxRs --on vsdnesdsy, November ~, 81
the Church Of the Holy Trinity By shs Rev. Stephen ny
lynx, Jr, CoRsslius n KnLocr 70 FsAsK o. daughter
Of George Myers, Esq.
Ia Inconsistencies Princess Bay, on Thursday,
November "a, 81 the nsv. DR. Goddard ssNn.m >. Ia
Foxes 70 Mas JAnn 6xoulux si or Staten leland
LsoauT-hAkHo.-1On tuesday. November - the
Church o. she Holy Trinity, Brock'yn ~ tue NY A.
\. Lustohny 2. n, yossra b Lr0oEr 70 Axos =.
Lnrsl~-0c1aam -yoa Wednesday, November 9. q
g. yohn'e ohsrsh QsenwslL ]. X. ~ Rev. W g.
1ssshsss 4 " - wlisa D ccskhA q ossawaai.
hssS-nmna-os passsv. Hsssss~ - = ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30

o. AxpRxw's DAx--To-day is the anniversary Of g.
Andrsw's Day, festival held In greatest reverence BY
iAs Of Scotia The occasion will be duly cello
Visty, 81 Deimonico'R
THs JAMS srRREr srABBiSo AFvAm-DRArH on Pc
eicxxAx thompson. YESTERDAY Charles Thompson, Q
policeman Of the Fourth precinct for the last few days
lying critical state from certain wounds received a.
alleged, al the hands Of James 0'Donnel died the
New York Hospital al half-psst eleven o'clock A. N.
SUhe ante mortsm examination recently held ct the
Hospital together with all the facts OF shs case thai
Souid be thus obtained, have been Published In
che HsaAp The following additional facts have been
on was parolng his beat James street, Batavia
'tersst when he heard crying for help, the
proceeding from house In the rear OF 80 James street.
there Il Il alleged that he found James oDonnel
Ing rndor the stairway In the yard, whom he ar
tssted and thst In conducting bis prisoner 70 he station
~ WI On vas three ncbes log ~ "a inch 10 widts,
ihe knife pensratlng the percardium in The nelghoor.
hood OF the left nipple The officer suppoeing he had
bees struck with sung shot. drew his revolver
and Cred four shots az the prisoner who had escaped
irsm him. following him through James sssavs ana
nel made bolt for house In Cherry street Al this
moment Thompson Grabbed his prisoner, and, beinT
oolicsmsu, who By that tins had congrcgatsd o. the
spot 0Donnsl then showed ngnt when club Law
Svsstv roughly ahe prisoner was occurred and taken
~ station house, where nc was held for examination,
ana where h. Is stu held aws,lns sss acton q hs
S'sock. ii ths Now York Hospital
! ~ frxs's Hon ron AaEn woxsS. sixteenth
s..iyersery Of ST. Lakes Home for Aged Women was
heId Al Tho institution No 4s7 Hudson street. st.
Lakes Day last The occasion was very Interesting In
~ character and opportunity was Afforded 20 witness
- coy ,bfs excellent charity bsows on rs bcne
acianss The rector Dr. Irtls rad me annual s r.,
susn tho severe loss By robbery a. the Royal Insar
sscs ocs Of the larger porea % ,nsI eu.s 40 ,sns
Rulno~a Ths raw ORA Forbes aud Wostou, OF this city,
and the Row Or Ryiand Of Chicago, made Characters
W. and appropriate addresses
fns sitrr.srsrn RscIxxxr Tho officers o. shs SIXTY
ainth regiment National Guard. held On election fe
eelose last night a the srmory Of he regiment
msx hArksA me rsaxsnstcu Of Sssvss Major Genera
- : kcnahos, ~ Colonel commanding, who hes bsss
appointed Assissan nspecscr 0sssral upca the stat
Major General Eha6 kavlae crested vacancy. brtga
A. General A. "a rsssided 1heso was close Con
- ss sss ~ :: ' 49, 49, = - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30

,,pa msrket was erteney quiet. but prices we're
cash twenty days
oASpLxs.-Adamantne were In light demand; sales SO
boxes racys Patent were quoted $50 and sns I'M
Aoc. without largo sales.
CKNENT.-Roserdae was unchanged at a rs.
DRUGS AND DyKs.--The market for all descriptions was
dul The only heard-of sales Of 100 kegs bcarb.
soda as 4sac. 1Ac gold, - soda y6c do 100
drums csuso soda ana % caks bleaching powders p
DYEwooDs.-St Domingo loawood was dull and quoted
ABOUT ~ currency or jamaica logwaod snss Of
Esous AND dsAs Receipts n $50 bbs four 300 DO and
90 bags cora meal 1929 bushels whest $40 do corr
SU DO oats and l879 do barley The -four market
aui heavy and most kinds ec 2c lower to SOIL extra
S Sss STATE on sale light mos. q the stock being ehsr
patton OF better market In the future California -four
continues dull and nominal the sales were about 5000 bbs
seecsy g firm though not guoaby lover The sales were
~ Corn meal moderately active but quite steady,
sales 100 bbls Ct 81 for city and s. for Jersey We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30
SUPREME cuuST-cHASssas.
The Lnto Decision Against the Board Of
Health.

HcHIths
Before judge G. @. Barnard
The Pepds &c. 81 rel Joseph B. Jantzsn The Nero
peistan Board Of Health Tho rolator 10 butcher and
Vas snoinsd by the Board Of Health from carrying on
Biz business within certain prescribed lims or saugh
tsring CATTLE and applied. stated in tho HERALD
rev days since for an Injunction against the respondent
restraining u from further Interference with his
psss. claiming that all the questions arising the suit
brought b. him covered BY the decision Of
he General Term In the case or Schuster against these
defendants. and which decided against the Board
The up for argument this question yestcr
day, bus was further adjourned until Monday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30

rEEswAx vas dull and nominal 1t former priceA
S9f trE-kio-Ths low ana medium grades were heavy.
@ me better grades held At fun prices saes sSo
we heard OF no sales $500 =
TO the further unfavorable cable advcss
aserpooi holders compelled TO grant further
SDd sos OF AZ per The demand gas not active
az 1inos entirely from exporters IS3 saes comprised
Az oxIos OF which 1900 for export subjoned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30

Ezra siste IS s.
Common medium s;r: md cioics we.iela i g
ROUND l hoop Ohio ohs i shipping
a. iou. sprssh 10 o.
g. Louis chocs double extra % il 20
Commons n~Sas s Southern u Il %
Cfornia aour tssci: and bbis % IS IS
csr n nas, (s up, 300
msai srsndywnss as
oGrn neal h.. Jersey srr:; : 500 &
Sa
0s oa saa
IS;
:a = II: e. '.;s .gss s.
Wisconsin .ns fss1 -: nominal sml
- ss': sIss1s :: ss
ss 81 Ss se
Sssy
Ss:s.. s; .as
yCa. rates were s s :a.a6sd The
81 sS' sss
TO dsSsS g sS: s. :. Ss
wheat OOo DO 5000 bbls. flour steamers account
esen e. sss ' sS. sesS '' 90
'a 70 iSs as ss1s: sa
Ss: a.S q s 70 Cork ss
s 81 ; e s.s al 20 sS p; sS
che
BasnS. Ayre s snd Bh ,S eA
rds su p gSs from
sussi n ruled dull aud prices entirely nominal
iss o. CAB S
bales ~. s 81. prices
s dull a4 ns s'
I45 ws. e moderate demand as zoo $50 for shipping
iss Scotch dull in price.
10 sss,$
so v. ns. sss 81 :s G on snd
LU.sz.Esstcrn spruce was quoted at s 81; but We
LATE asa ss nd ssss months
qa n y sSs ana S%p II VA
no ssos % q sPS % but price
~ spirits Grpsnss as
sapgns lots, e: ; ale we're 4. Dbl. q sss
s saos sGSs 8 d f was
:. Il GO ' e I'll: ssis
Ss% b: ssls: D. %s9Asesa ::
Crude whns va ssnsrsy a au Sa a. o HnS
FOR prime winter white city dsted red unchanged
a2s7 bSl. pork, sse1 DO beef lss
. 'ss.
Ss ss % for as@ me and
ss Rssi,ss assi 2qs'sa
ss g. fssss sSsss rAs .%a si
So for PRIME - and sss for In ,os ~, nes.
s sseon %as dull and heavy the nomn
os s s Ps "a ss sns s for o s9 s
cu, with small sales within the range Gu. meats we're
for sm &c @ isc FOR picked hams smoked
as M !. s sssS % The maas q Ss
ae and prices were sa,ssy q rm the sss % o
,ranssscns IN crude !. wsr. Light ard
" sss S ea 5
81 css ssIs s @ s5' s s'!
ssipSIs he market dun and unsettled Sales sss
:a sales
e.: ssss ~.
ana i Ss.e. ias:s Refined ss.% I,sa'
fs 50 5s "a y sis ..m'a.,
4 nsi ~; sTs1 and s
SAIL salrIhs marke. for all kind: quite steady, but
quiet The arrivals during tbs few days have been fair.
Jobbers prices last noticed.
market still remained dull and prices OF AL
descriptions nominal. No sales
sPxIrxR "a dull and nominal 81 eye. gold.
ne s our luss auR
fiLLow quiet The sales we're $1,000 lbs Al IKE
ike. ~ -.
sale Of 100 pigs made private terms. English and
nominaly unchanged. or plates we heard Of
wnrsxrr- Receipts 10 bbla The market was dull and
prices we're nominal state and Western in bond,
quoted VOC 34c, without sales
Wool-A demand continues for domestic fleece and
the market Il firm, though there is no Improvement il
prices holders however, ask advance Of about 3c
ID The mainly for the medium and hne grades;
The supply OF the latter light Texas and California woods
ara quls and heavy. In foreign hear OF business
and prices remain nominal The sales are 10000 lbs a
52sc; IS 600 DO and above DO 80 1900 DO medium
do state 400 l5c 5000 DO nns Michigan At llc s2c
loO medium illinois, use Hvoo DO Western at Ssc 100
secured 1900 a. coar.s nnwashed ohio gc y eyO
on private .srms also iseo o. spring and fan clip CALI
r0UOu do pulled Soc 35c for LAMBDA super and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-30
NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.


Before Judge Nelson.
Judge Nelson rendered the following decisions tn
yesterdays Admiralty cases on appeal
Chritie TIE bridgeport This appeal from .
decree OF the Dlstrct Court holding the steamer Bridge.
part liable for collision on the East river near Black
wells Island. Judge Nelson held Affirming the decree
Of the court below, that the schooner not bound
. give way. that 1t was tho steamers
duty undsr the circumstances had the schooner
aons otherwise she might have been charged with fault
4 was due to the schooner say that had given way
sns might havs run into tho schooner Hawoy on the
sane tack Decree therefore alarmed. \. H. Owen for
appellant Charles Donohue Tor respondents
AiAs ~. the same-This was an action for value Of
cargo the ssse and In il decree entered
Affirming judgment below. 4. II. Owen for appellant.
Charles Donohus for respondent
OesUcairs N. A. Lenis.-This case came UP ON
excsptions to the Commissioners report The ibellant
had advanced 500. and claimed 70 be entitled to
Judgment for the property to the amount OF 81 400
Hhs Commissioner reported the due be $780,
'ne advance two and half per cent to be BY commits
on ana interest Judge Nelson held that the ibellan
a.d the ownership sncent to sustain she suit for the
advance, but not for the value. The claimant having
excepted 10 the Commissioner, the report was modified
~ striking this out Order accordingly. R d. Bene-
1ot for beliant Charles Donohue for tho claimant.