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The New York herald., 1871-11-07

QUAsHED.-The absurd motion for a man
damus to compel Mayor Hall to turn out the
present Inspectors o. Election and appoint
others in their stead was yesterday quashed
by Judge Barnard. The decision was fore
gone conclusion. The application could only
have been made for political effect, and was
one Of those pieces Of sharp partisan practice
that do more injury than benefit TO the cause
of reform
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

THE ELECTION FOR MAYOR OF PfTTsBURa Is
held in abeyance until to-day's elections are
decided. Why not wait until the election for
Auditor General in place Of General Stanton,
deceased, is helds Or do they arrange things
differently in Pennsylvania without consulting
the will Of the peoplef
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE has united iu
a resolution denouncing the charges Of ex-
Governor Bullock that the people Of that
State were conspiring against the federal gov
ernment and that they wished to overthrow
the State Constitution as false. Evidently the
people of that State don't intend to have the
Ku Klux martial law order launched upon
them without first saying . word for them
selves.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

THEWAIL STREET BOARDS adjourned yester-
day until Wednesday, in order that the bulls"
and ''bcars" might have full liberty to fight
the 'siger" all day to-day.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

THERE SHOULD BE no doubt to-day OF the
reelection of Judge Spencer to the Superior
Court. No votes should be cast against him.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

A REPUBLICAN, MEETING in Montgomery,
Ala, was dispersed last night by the explosion
Of an anvil used as a cannon, Two men being
killed outright and two others mortaly
wounded.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
I TRIPLE SH EFT
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY,s HERALD.

New York. Tuesday, November =, 1871
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway AMI lsh s,re.,-
MOE FIRn-TuH CRITIC.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadvav-THK RAlLrr PAs.
fOnKnE HUaPTY DUMPTY.
The New York herald., 1871-11-07
AmUsEmexTs TINS eyfMxs.

FlFTR AVENUE THEATRE rweuty.soursh sreet :
1nR NEW DRAMA or DrvoEoF.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-04-06
@ittsrtbir su Sfnsu, BE binaus In bic Yromsnaoe


| fabrte.
Die 8anflerseieniAaft par ihcn lanaii beilam.
men, unb bic aassmene 9sitsrfeit tereits auf einen
bcben @rab aeificsen, ais enofib AUDI sSrdulein
Niaera, itcl; unb itrablenb 'pie cine &Suisiu, in
cerielten anlan3te. IL
StirmiiAsr Subsl 6eSrdbts fie, bod mubte Fe
aud DEN 8er,purf tSren. oab fe, bic 8SniSin bss
Teites, 10 lanse aus9e6lie6en isi.
6rdulein Nissra mar in au6ercrcentlider Stims
mmns. Sbrs 8roben, ounfsln Musen mstteifsrten
nit Dem @lanbe Der Qihter, ron ibren g8anaen
irablte bic 9ut uno i6re 9ippsn ldAelen Gnt,adsn.
g8ic ipensets Ie @eiR mp 98is mad alien @siten,
in Waarbsit tpie eine SSnisin bes TeRss Sat
unbsimli4 fcnnte bieis unsebeure urn unsrfh5pf,
libe t0eiterfeit pirfen -.
rgntlauloismns, msine Treunse," BAT iie; .iA
9atte elmer fraufen Trsunein periprohsu, mid ibr
ale &oisniee 3u SsiSen : bann muste id crit IN
melne sSobnuns, um mid umsufleiosn, uno 70 mag
pO9l sia Slinb4en binssSansen isin. Ssst absr
BIN i'd gang Die Sbrise."
Ser Gbrenplag mar fir fe aufsebp6sn tporhen,
nno als tie osnieltW ein8enommen bate uno ein
SptsslaS pca foifHden @bampasnsrs pcr ibr
tdaumte, na na6te bic Yrimappnna pen Der aroBeu
Oper nit, eiuem polIsn, ippssn Nolsntranie. =
Der &oisnfse II rieffie uno Driiate ion Der Siu,
germ auf bas 6aupt, unb bic 8eIeQihaft brad In
snltimmiesn Sutsl aus, lieb bic @laier nit bem
psrleneeu yeaB ansinanosr tlinsen uno lserte lie su
Sbrsn Der Noienfee, Der triump9rei4en &Snisin
oes 96enos.
Ser Morsen odmmerte i4on, ats bas rauihenoe
8inflerfslt 5u gnoe Sin8 unp Die miosn @as,
Hammer erlpiAen, pie bic miioen Muaen ner @iite
Ith eablit our &ube fhloiisn.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-04-06
Sic Jriebeusfammiiii iiou In BrufisI,

ipalde aus oen Ssrrsn bon Yalan uno Mrnim fiir
Oeutiblano uno Declerc uH0 8oularo fir sSrGnfs
reid beitebt. belt am 2S. i'm oortisen fran36iihen
@ean6t4aftsbotel cine erite. me es lheint nur
forn1els eibuns ab. gs wurosn bic sesenieitaen
V0lmd1ten dus9etauIht nno Worbereltungen fiir
tusi'sre 3uiammenfinfte 9etroifsn. Sic beioereits
lgen @eianoten fonnsn lebtuetjtnfl d nur mad
SnitructlOnen hanoeln, bic lie fur ieoen treit9en
55al pon Bellin uno Yeriailles ein3ubolen baben
Auh f!ehsn Die Jrieoensbeonsung iolpobl in
Setrsff Der @r6be oes abSutretenoen @ebietes uno
her Sobe uno 3ablunsstermine Der Rriessenibdo.
iaun9en felt. Sn Bs3ug auf Die @rdn3e, tpelhe
Deutiblano bon Jranfre,db IN 3ufunft trennen miro.
bsrriht aber noh eine unaeruiBbelt an smei Yunf
ten. Sic Eidgabe Selforts an 6raufreih uno Nb
tretuns Der 8enlainoea Wtarit,a I gbenes unb 0i,
oIpiQe an ben nunmebr beutldel Staotfreis Mt 81
aud bebaupten Rlu9ipredber. 8isuarf babe enen
San5ea utide! Oiltrlft an DIR Gugembureer 8rdn=
3e, ourb ben nod obsnen Die gileH0nhn fIbre per-
gsen in bic oeutide @rdn5lne elnjui4li:ben. Sies
ut ofenbar nitts ais eine miibige VI finoung, ben.
nod aber luiro ole 2ommiiilon bel Der Grdn3reSu.
rung nod auT einige SbEuieriateiten ftDBen.
Oieelben erlheinen inoelieu unbeOeateno i'm Vers
aleih su Der ilr selteltsn Aufsabe Die Nrt uno Wee
Der Abidbluns Der &rie8senldaoisunse au orO'
lien. Da BON ben feltselientsn 5000 WiQionsn Der
Wertb Der gilerb !bnen bon @i1aB uno Go!bringea
uno nod unoere Olnge ae9e5O8sn peroen iDlsn. oa
es uberbaupt i'm 8eSen,pdrtigen Nuaenblide uno bel
Den in a5atls berrlhenoen 3uitdnoen gang unbe.
sreifi1 tit, no Sranfcei Oas @elo berRebmen nil,
lud9 nllr lie erte babe Utilllaroe 3u bejaben. I'm
ole ilhen Sruppen aus ten n6rcl,hen un6 Dit.
ilten }0ds BON Yarls iOs3umeroen. 10 miro ieoen,
fais cine geraume 3ttt oergeben. bis nit 3ablana
0er leDten ausb DeIrOrt wleoer frei piro Ole Goms
miiiion oranat iidp oabsr nit ibren arbsiien nicbt
aGauear 81 libsrel!en uno fann pom neutralen Yo,
osu Bslslens aus Die Gnuifluns ooer ridbtiger se.
lagt b,e iteg:noe YerDidluns Der innern Yerbait.
alfle Jranfts.1's nit Rube perfolseu.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-04-06
Oritte8 &apttel.

Ser mcoerne 8unfselamad bat eS erreidt, bab
fer erfen Multiplying zines nensn BaQets rie eis
mem rslttswesenben @rei3nii1e ent3eaenSeielsn
,piro. 9lQe lbriaen &unitbeitrebunSen auf ben
meltteeeuteneeu 8rettern tlsiten ShattenriIs ne.
Fen nem BatIet, in nej1sn 8e,uunperuns f4 ale
Shiblen Der @eieuiAaft rereini3en.
0ie 9teiihens, in Der uniere Gr3dbluns uns fefs
felt, telab nun 8eraoe ale &squlitcn zines pors
aialiibem 8austs, unb bic tslettsfeu Sdn,erinnsn
mmrpen wie @Sttinnen sefsiert. Intsr ibnen nabu,
Triulein Nissra. Bic pl0gli& an Der 9cfta9ne ers
ihiencn mar mno i'm @hlrm1hrtt alle 6erSen be,
ieat satte. 70 siemti4 Den rorShaliHlsn stang elm.
9lter nidt n,lr burdb bic NirtucItGt i9rer Stunt
1onneru audb ourA ibre ghSnbsit uno binrsibenps
Qietensmiiroiateit, Etc iis nit 10 tetrifencsm 3au=
Ter Al entatsn perncbe, nab ile ieltit mnteribren
GcGeainnen fsine Usineinnen tsiab, auu 8elisbt
uno faum tsnsioet wurce.
g8eser ltano bic Muffi6run8 eineS nenen 8allct5
bercr, uno isit gSchen fAon ersa9lte man iidb uon
Den leeuiiten uno hsfcraiuen geunosrn, relhe BIZ
9solenfee bieten icute. Die gpannnns ,uar cine
mm 10 8rSbere, neil man erfutr, oab Uraulsin Stis
aera bic Yartie Ger 9tclsnfce innebabe, bic mil
oldn,enoen Gin,elnbeiten beeadt lei.
Sic reiten Niume nes 9auiss fiilten ith an
fsfem Mtenoe 3eiti3er unb iHnencr ais senSbnlih
umo Gle aablcien Stimmen trausten 'ris Mo8en'
iAwaa furet cas nod berrfhenoe 1alteunfcl.
2u9 auf Der Bibne mar es tersits letenots.
@egiiIenr. SnIpieienten uno Wa'dinenmeitsr be-
fanbsn iidb lAon IN 9bdtiSfeit, in ben @arserotes
aimmsrn fauie es fb lansiam. nno aud Ttaulei'
Nisera Fam encliA sefatren, uno beSab l'b nit
Ssndsn cbne Aufentbalt in i9re Garfsrcte.
Sic Ssinalsrin Bate iiA Says iiter in elmer I'M.
teihreitlihen AuftsSun9 uno unrm9e tef,,neen.
m,o bic erlte 0crltelluns Der @oienfee babel msbr'
mails mie all sinem 6aare sei4'uett. Na4osm an
3ormittass 9err uon gtorcen lie in 10 auffausnoe,
Yveile perlaiftn boite, mcate 6,dulein 9sisra TO-
fcrt bic WoritsQans atia8en la1sn = aIsin nod
i'm lestsn Ansentltft batte ile Setthsn uisesr 5as
radssrufen, ourdp einen anrern 9ntinlnb tsitmm'
80. gHas wiirne er fenfen, slauben, menn lie iit
jest plSsliA 81 Der Ba9ns frsnf mslesn lisb
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-04-06

- Sn YbiIabelpbia ion oas 5risbsnsfeit i'm 2orie
oteles Jruplabres NIT elner reltgIoenJeler in Den
perlhleoenen &lrden am Sonntas uno ensm BOLTS.
tslt ON BEN oarauf iolsenoen Wonlas uno Duns-
tag begahgen uno Der lleberihuB Dom Grtrdg oes
0eitss 5ur grridtuua e,nss oausrnosn iSrieoens.
oenfaa!s pertpenoet uer0en.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-04-06

Sin9en. penn man ss einmal su &uf unb 60
rem aebraht bat. sablt ild,. Das bepelt nld1t nur
ods flrlt!,de gnfumaen elmer 9tillon. onoern aud9
oas Son0rar aroerer Sdn8er uno Sdngerinnen, Die
Osm Yublifum betannt ien peroen. Jrau Yarepa
Hola betommt $500 per Abeno. lpas ire,ld persil
ten nit ben SivOO 4olo Der NiliIon armielts er.
fsaac $3.50. Yeraer DER nit DER Jilion fang, Sla
Utaria Brainaro $6o Jtau Bilbop $3.50 bis $2N
&c. San8er, tuie Saitle uuo anOere ots uuf DIE Oau
ct elmer Sailon en9aSirt lino, nerosn per g9paj
be3ablt uno Deroienen uieQeht 5000 per Wonal
0urisenten psroisnsn un5efdbr be Saii,e o.sls,
Suulu,e.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-02

2: liant 4 co., t''I 30 II y :.
IN Wholesale dealers. iuno,ta-.
mission merchants ia Grocerie" :nS 1 n con,-
N NGs. Is, 70 and 2 Tchoupitoui. Street. Ns.s,
TTi ~ Ia We keep constantly on hand
Pp,qooI Ieas, !Obacc0, Segafs, SuSsr' Gomez udf
nn r,1 and ell descriptions al 0roeeries
XarS;.,tO nemioa!s, Dye Stun. Paints, ola
c,ras "e"' WINDOW Glass and Patent Nedi-
January l, 1870. nI5G
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-02
TRANePORT
VfCksgJRG Z MERIDIAN
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFICE OF, NORTH La T. TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY III

fla.,,, !. u ToBS9sl 77T .gnb- i.L:iH
MONROE, La, Dec I'd, 1870.
p on and after Sunday, the 4th inst, the
trains on this Raad will run - follows:.up
-. RAesHNGER TRA1N,.e1 ID! ri
Leave Monroe daily at 5 A. \.
u Arrive ct Delta IL O0IA.M. ~ ~ ''''''
Leave Delta At z 90 r. NJ, f,r;. -.1l,.
Arrive at Monroe 7.15 p. n.
TRxIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Monroe % 8 a. H. on Mohdsy, We'd
nesday and Friday. uar alfaig,r 4 .4-
Leave Delta IT. A. Il. on Tuesday, Thurs
day and6eturdAy. iiiss Il BaV 90 ,fAii
Through freight per Car load will be car
ried BY passenger train. " IN '8'"@@'N
Way. freight win b shippedlb by freight
train.
} Frsights for mag etasioos .will ne deliv-
cred ct the designated points # OWNERS
RISK, whether there be any person there to
receive II or not: / llaA. EldIlne-41r To-
Freights for Flag stations must be pre-
ysaiA. = $3.50 sLf. .tfftN t.s- 43'L' iiAf M
A daily line of fbur-horse coaches connect
at Monroe for Shreveport via South
ern Pacific Raf1road-to. MaY1hAll, Halls
idTa1lI' Tl'slN' NV. GREEN,
~ ~ Engineer and superintendent.
NSSA~ NAoAAA b ..4..fe....-.f -.--
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-18

The business OF the past week In groceries has
been better than for time past the sales having
been much larger than was even anticipated. With
the exception OF pork and sugars, which lower,
prices remain unchanged from last weeks quota
tions. The produce market Is dull with but little
enquiry tor potatoes Eggs plenty and selling in
lots at 16@i7c. Pork Is eff about Soc, and lard Ic.
Molasses is very firm at our quotations ami holders
will notSmake concessions. One cargo OF Sagua
Muscovado has been soil at highest quotations.
Raw sugars are not firm and refined have dropped
! cent from last weeks prices, Lime has slightly
shaded. The leather market is steady and unchang-
ed. -.. -.-..- ...-..--r.- GID I.......
The dry goods market Is unchanged. the business
continues to be good and the safes large.
Drugs & Dyes, oils and naval stores are steady
without change of prices and with fair business
transactions. The fish market remains pretty much
as 1t did last week-a fsw small lots of new having
come in.
The Flour market is firm with no change in prices
Grain is very firm especially tor corn, at last weeks
rates. Hay is steady with no export demand OF any
consequence. Lumber S quiet with some little de-
mand for the New York market.
Dairy products are dull. Butter OF prime table
quality is selling at 32933c Tor tubs OF solid Old
butter lis plenty at 15920c. Prime ole cheese is a
little higher, there not being large stock hand.
In the wool market the business has been very
fair at full prices Stocks getting to be largely
reduced and the amount now on hand is compare
lively small.
FREIGHTS'-There has been no improvement.
In foreign reghts there is scarcely any thing doing
Nothing is offering tor Cuba and there is tonnage
here. The engagements doing the week are brig
Prentss Hobbs. from Wilmington, N. G to Porto
Rico and back N OF Hatteras, at So so for moasses
and 60c for sugar; schr Addie Walton, from Went.
worth, N. s., to Philadelphiaat So rs Tor plaster.
C0ASTWISE.-SOme vessels have been taken Tor
New York at $3t for lumber Ice treighis offer
ed from the Kenuebec at 81 10 to Phiade pha an |
81 to Savannah, bnt the engagements arc very lew.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-18

A GIGANTIC RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION Pa
pers have been drawn up in San Francisco Sc
curing the most extensive and powerful COM
biuation ever attempted in the world. 1t in
cluaes the Pennsylvania Central and connec-
nections from the seaboard to the Union Pa
cifc terminus at Ogden, U tah, and on that side
the California Pacific, not the Central Pacific
extended north to Goose Lake, Oregon, and
connecting with the Oregon Railroad to Port
land, possibly also to Puget Sound, thence to
Christmas Lakes thence eastward along the
south eide to Snake River in Southern Idaho
to point in connection with the Union Pacific
eastward to Ogden. This route will avoid the
fsaae nG ns n the
to the Pacific. 1t will be constructed immedi-
ately, all the capital having been secured in
Europe for the entire work. No subsidies will
be asked. The work Will be commenced with
in two months with all the force that can be
placed upon the line. E.st
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-18


G. Charlney's foundry at Ohio, ILL.,, was
burned Tuesday. Loss $4,000.
A destructive fire occurred at Bryan, Texas,
on Monday, which destroyed twelve stores
The losses sustained amount to $780, 900.
The weather is very cold and snow fell on
Wednesday morning in Scotland and the
north of England. It 10 thought that the crops
have sustained injuries.
Mexicans are raiding across the Rio Grande
into Texas and stealing cattle. They fight il
encountered and have created a panic among
cattle raisers.
The Adams Express Office at the depot in
Columbus, Ohio, was entered by burglars on
Wednesday morning between two and three
O'Clock. Two men who slept in the office were
drugged. The safes were opened and between
$4,000 and $4,000 in current funds we're
taken. No clue to the thieves. ,.l
The Boston & Maine Railroad Company are
having freight cars to run from Portland to
New York city, by way of Lawrence, Lowell,
birmingham, Mansfield, Providence and the
Shore Line. ..- D. ., -.-ti
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-18

The FRIGHTFUL RAvAGEs OF THE YELLOW
FEVER IN BUENos AYREs.-The causes Of the
yellow fever, which is now raging with such
terrible fatality in Buenos Ayres, are discussed
in the Standard Of that city. That journal
concludes that its rapid spread is largely due
to the filthy condition of the place, and it says:
'"Thers is no drainage in the city, and its
foundations are completely honeycombed with
vaults, etc. The houses are square blocks with
courts or spaces within. There are no back
doors in their dwellings, and everything has
to go in and come out at the front door. There
is . box in every house into which all the
sweepings of the rooms, all that is LETT in the
kitchen, such as bones, pieces of meat etc., are
thrown. And meat is 30 cheap there that the
bones are not scraped quite SO closely as they
are here and the consequence is, much flesh
finds its way into these boxes, is decomposed
soon in that climate, and when the police carts
come after these boxes in the morning there is
necessarily bad smell all over the city. These
boxes, or their contents, are dumped not far
away, and the consequence IS That q death
dealing miasma is constantly arising from
these heaps. The city IL like q city of the dead
the streets silent and deserted, and more than
half the population have fled. Business Is at a
stand still. 1t is rumored that decree Will De
passed to close every establishment in the CITY,
and send all the people outside. The greatest
mortality continues among the poorer classes
OF Italians and natives. Nothing can exceed
the misery and desolation which meet the view
on all Sides" ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-18
Domestic Markets.


NEW YORK, May 16-Cotton dull and Ec lower
sales 2l30 bales; Md'lling uDands 13ic FiouI-sales
f6D0 bbls; Stale 20 q So; Round hoop Ohio 70
~ 70 Western 70 a rs: Southern 20 az 9 90
wneat e higher; sa les 68, 000lbus; No. Spring at
! % (9 So; Winter Red and Amber Western 60 a.
~. Corn declining; sales 81 400 bush; Mixed Wes-
~ ~ q 7s Oats strong; Ohio and Western at Go
~ ~ FORK Is lower; new mess 16 50; prime IA 90
~ 20 Lard heavy at % "a lie. Butter dull Ohio
4. ~ ~ lnc; STATE . @ Csc. Whiskey lrmer; Western
Hey " ~ sac Nice quiet, Carolina a. Ole. Sugar
duu; Muscovado "a 94c; air to good refining 81 al
y2c; havana i04c Coffee Is dull; Rio 1871 a. l6lc -
Spirits Turpentine heavy sales at 81 "a 5ltc: Ro
steady at 10 for slranrd. Petroleum dull: crude
lac; refined 24Ic. 1allow steady at SO a. &C. N'
Freights to Liverpool frmer; Cotton ID; Wheat
Y q SID.
higher; No 1 30 "a 30t. Corn quiet at 5II q 3isc
Oats higher at 493 Solo Rye dull at sSc for No. 2.
Barley duh at 81 "a $50 for No High wines strong
at s8c. Mess Pork weak at 15s g &c. Lard easier
at 10 a 10lc. Dry sailed Meats dull; shoulders % a
So; short rib mddlss "a q &c., Live Hogs declining
at 20 "a 625 Cattle easier at so q 6 37t
Receipts-3000 bbls. -four 80 900 bush. wneat 1861
900 bush corn, 900 bush oats 5000 BUSH rye, 5000
hogs.
Shipments-6,OOO bbls. flour. $4,000 bush wheat,
70, 900 bush corn, 10, 900 bush. oats, 1900 hogs.
TOLEDO, o., May 17.-Flour in tair Demand
Wheat advanced; No red Wabash 1 AZ; No. 2 do
I All. Corn better; high Mixed Coo; low do 5s3c
Oats steady; No. 1 at 56Jc.
CINCINNATI, May 17.-Mess Pork dull at 16 rs "a
" co. Lard dull at l03c. Bulk Meats weak; Shout
dsIs q 6ic clear rib sides q sic; clear sides &c.
Whskey finn at s8c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-18

MAY CRIMINAL AND CIVIL TERM, GODDARD j.,
PRESIDING.
WEDNEsDAY.-State Albenia n. Haekett, ap-
pellant. Complaint for search and seizure. Defend
ant testified that she leased the front room where
the LIQUORS were found to one Bolton che reserVing
the right to set table in it, upon which 70 serve
oysters. Verdict, guilty.
MottocLs Frank.
In the ease of State vs.. Thomas Hone, appellant,
which was complaint for search and SEIZURE the
County Attorney entered MOL pros, on account Of
some defect in the proof on the part of the Govern
ment.4 tHtH sr.
Edward j. Devine, who was convicted together
withEdward r. McAllister Of assault with an In.
tent to rob upon Levi Decker, was Sentenced to
three years imprisonment in the State Prison.
The counsel for McAllister has filed q motion In
arrest of judgment and the goes up to the Law
Court.
This completes the criminal business. with the ex-
cepton Of case to be tried Friday and the Court
proceeded to take up the civil docket.
81. Clay Smith vs.. John W. Lane. Ac}isn of as
sumpsit to recover services a broker in negotIat
ing six $1,000 railroad bonds. Defence, settlement.
Carleton. NJ. ID. l.. Lane.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-18
The Wool Markee.

tSpeclal Dispatch by international Line.
BOSTON, May 17-[Reported for the Press.]-The
following is list OF prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-OhO and Pennsylvania pick-lock 81 a
70; dochoice Xxx 6796Oc; fine K "a q Soc; medium
81 "a SAC; coarse 30 a SIC; Michigan extra and Xxx
50 "a SIC; fine 50 q 63c; medium 81 q 54c; COM
mon 48 @E soc; other common 48 q Soc; other West
ern fine and extra 90 q 53c; medium 30 g 53c; COM
q Bic; No. at 80 q 45c combing fleece at SO q Coo
California at 20 q 42tc; Texas at 20 q 3Sc Canada
eombing 81 g sc; Smyrna washed at 20 4 SIC; I'M
washed u q zoe; Buenos Ayres at 25 a So; Cape Of
Good Hope at 80 q size; Gillian at 20 @ 26c Donskai
81 a SIC; Mestiza pulled 80 q re.
Remarks-The market is nrm for all kinds Of do
mestic Wool, and sales continue to be made at full
prices; stocks OF fleece, however, are SO light very
little has been done. In New York the demand tor
domestic fleece continues without abaiement, but
the stock is almost exhausted and business conse-
quently has been confined entirely to small parcels
The transactions in new California Wool are still re-
stricted by the hrmness OF holders. Texas and
pulled Wool continue in request and prices are very
firm, owing to the small supply. The market for
eign continues to present very active appearance
and prices generally are trife frmer. The Phila-
delphia market continues very firm for all descrip-
tons OF fleece, but the Transactions limited and
principally among the trade. Manufacturers are
anxious to obtain supplies In order to hold over UNI
til the new clip makes its appearances. Most OF the
desirable parcels bere held above their views,
that consumers operating with great reluctance
The shearng throughout the West, 1t lie anticipated
will commenc this year much earlier than usual and
present high prices will stimulate the farmers to
hurry in their supplies to market In order to take
advantage of the high prices. At no period Tor many
wears has the stock been reducsd to 50 low point on
the seaboard at this time. The new clip will come
upon amarket almost entirely bare of supplies and
will Immediately be taken for cOnsumption New
California Woods are attracting more attention than
ever, and the bulk of the clip has been taken by
Philadelphia and other Eastern buyers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-18
Teachcrs' Institute.

NEW GLoUCEsTER May II, 1871.
To the Editor of the Press: |
J. B. Webb, Esq. County Supervisor, as
sisted by |. B. Choata, Esq, of Portland, held
an Institute here Monday and Tuesday of this
week. Monday Mr.. Choate presented Gram
mar and Mr.. Webb presented Geography, and
in very able manner. His method of teach
ing Geography is one we think plain, easy and
practical. In the evening Mr.. Choate gave
very interesting lecture on History.
Tuesday evening Mr.. Webb, assisted by W.
s. Nevens, gave some very interesting chemi-
cal experiments, which were witnessed by a
crowded house. The attendance has been
large throughout both days. An interest is be.
ing awakened in our teachers by these insti-
tutea ~