Legal Opinion
Six Hundred Tons of Iron Ore.
District Court, D. New Jersey
Decided December 10, 1881PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Nixon, D. J.
The petition is filed in this case by the owners of the steam-ship Italia, of the Anchor line, to recover from the proceeds of the sale of a quantity of iron ore, now in the registry of the court, the sum of $1,305.61, as freight for the transportation of said ore in the Italia from the port of Almoira, in Spain, to the port of New York. The ore was shipped at Almoira by one Joseph Eibiera, about the ninth of March last, and was to be carried to New York and delivered to Messrs. Schenck & Co., for the freight of nine shillings British sterling per ton of 2,000 pounds weight, and…
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