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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28

Sunday trains on X. & o. Railway arrive at
Charleston at 6:l0 .. m. waiting for o. j. 4. K.
train No. ut Point Pleasant, This Is the short
line, and parties purchasing tickets EhOuld ask Tor
tickets VIA the Ohio River Railroad. For IntOrmA-
ton regarding rates, routes, etc, RddresA
". ]. ROBINSON, 9enl RASS Ayelt,
PArkCTRbuIg, W. Va,
FRED HUsEMEE,
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ELI ROBBINS, Runydr r. o., Columbia Co.,
Pa, says: MY daughter had ,catatrh when
Sage's Catarfh Remedy advertised, and pro-
cured a bottle for her, md soon saw that 1t
helped her; third bottle effected perma;;
ncrit cure. She Is now eighteen years old and
anInd md hearty"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28

ABSOLUTELY all Skin diseases yield to
skin.SucCess Soap and Ointment; cleans
ing and healing. AtdruRatore Of McLaln
Broa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28

CLEVELAND & PITTsBURGHRAIL.
" RoAD.-Under schedule In o6eot JAN. q,
1888, trainn leave Bridgeport Central STANDARD
time: For Pittsburgh and Cleveland, $40 o. NJ,
lea D. m. For PitUbuTHh, 1917 a, 10. For wells.
yIlle, I:lt p. m. For steubenVille, $50 r. "a. For
Martins Ferry, 6.tb 9, u.
Trains GrTiVG a. Bridgeport Al 1853 4. NJ, 1881 a.
m 2:tS p. m, b2S p, M. Asa p. M, and 7A7 ,. IN.
ta26
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The New York World says that fast
young man may become dead beat in
New York City on $4,000 year. We
know OF several young men who would be
willing to Try It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
LOUIS RAILWAY Co.-PsnhEndln Route,
Under schedule In eject NOV. II, 1881 trails
leave wheeling, Central Standard time; For s0u.
bouytlle and Pit1burgh, 6;S5 q. m, 1855 p. No
q. NJ and sos p. N. trains mako direct connection
for Columbus, Cincinnati. Indianapolis and Chi
cRgo. The 1885 p. n. traIn Mako direct oQnne0s
ton for Columbus and Chicago.
Trains ArTiye o. Wheeling, 6il5 3, M, lo:l6 .. No
2.l6 .. M, and 500 ?. m. suy2S
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Washington School Of EIOcutiOn
AND ORATORY,
~. \, vrvvv,,, u,pr p.,,.,u.,

eOA "N' Street, N. W, WARRINGTON, D. O.
Sixth Annual Session begina Wednesday, Sep
tember %.
Course OF instruction embraces Klocuton, PrAo.
teal English and English Classics, Latin, Mathe.
mAtC7, Modern Languages, Vocal and 1nstru'
mental Music and Physical Culture
Tho Principal Is assisted by an efficient corps o.
teachers n each department
Graded Cl2Sges for boys and girls daily.
Adult CLASSES and private instruction given II
the evening.
Diploma awarded. Admitted number OF pupil
accommodated In the family,
For circulars and references apply 10 1NrELII
mira auNi
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on slovcnliresrs regards the teeth. Keep
them pure, all ye who wiBh to be beloved
and carretsed. so2ODoNT Is unequsled st
a meRns Of whitening, polishing, and pre-
serving them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28

CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-The Drotsr's Journal reports:
CAItle-ReceipB 1900 head; shipments /, 900 head;
market excited aud prlces 20d higher; shipping
SSS Sn IN and AZ iSsd y aS tSTS aSns cas
25 Hogs-ReCeipts 1900 head: shipments 1000
head; market stronger and 6alOc higher; mixed
S. l0G5 49, heavy IS soA5 60; Light 81 DSA5 IS: Skips
90 2jai 70. sheep-ReceipN 5000 head: shipments
900 head; market stronger; natives 50 6CAS 40;
western 81 seas is Texans s. Soal 0O lambs IS GOA
|6 ~.
EAT LBERTY, Feb. H.-Osttlo- ReoepA l,l2l
head; shipments $50 head; market active ard lOA
lie higher than last weeks closing prices Hogs
ReceiDts 500 head: shipments 500 head: mar
ret tair Philadelphia IS 7cR5 rs; mixed S. 60a5
Workers IS a5a5 %; common 10 fair s. lba5 30;
mSnts Zoo head; market slow Of last weeks clos.
ing prices
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 27.-HOgs active; common
and light - C0GS IS; packing and butchers IS 25a
5 IS; receipts 2440; shipments 1856 head.
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"spALDIxa's GLUE" cheap, convenient
and useful. Msnds everything,
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Hotel Accommodations

a, tho travellers who may desire to come into West
VIII Ia on prospecting tour, and 50 the lntelli.
ynsr olIers to the Hotels Of tho State chance 10
siyeftlso themselves at comparatively small
co.,
twlI! also advance tho general cause to show
shat tie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28

On old actor Tas heard the other day to
refer to an undertaking establishment ss
q "box Office"
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF a deed Of trust mRdo by Isaac
HAiletI to me as trustee, dated June 8, 1885, re-
corded In the Oilce Of tho Clerk Of tho county
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of
Trust Book No. p page 2iS, will sell at the north
door Of the Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the 20th DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1888,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. r., the following dc:
gfbed property, that is 10 SAy: Tho south hall OF
lot uumbCr one hundred and thirty.iour (lJl,
iFoGuug on the east side Of Market Square, In the
Piilh wNd, In the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia, with the Improvements thereon,
consisting OF brick dwelling house and once
building and outbulldlng.
The lillc IL believed TO be good, but selling %
trustee viii convey only the title vested In me BY
said deed Of tfuAt.
TEEs oP sALR-One third cash, or rs much more
Is the purchaser may elect, on day OF sale, the
bllAnCe In two equal instruments at ono and two
yeAn The purchaser TO give notes for deferred pay
neni' bearing liz pr cent; the title Will DO 10
Alaed until payment II mGdO In full.
q, o. smith, Trustee:
", II. HALTER, AuctiouGer. 40
The R6oyo sale is hereby adjourned until satur.
NgE G. @. SMITH, Trustee.
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Banking Facilities
NJ Hcs, Virginia arc, and where they are loctted,
aud advertisements Of this kind will bring tho
Banks Of West Virginia

totsc attention Of thousands OF persons, among
whom Will b. many possible customers.
Advertisements OF this character will be admit
tt AID classified under their proper heads, Rt the
gte Of So for card Of ~ inches.
While Yc are Uniting more people and moro
cfltal to come and aid in the development Of
GfI Virginia, II will help tho general cause 10
rlys some idea OF whist has already been done.
ibs publishers will. therefore, accept reasonable
amount u advertising relating 10 the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-28
ExECUToRs SALE.
EECUTORs SALE
. or
Valuable Main Street, Centre Wheeling
Property.


BY virtue of the authority vested IN me by tho
will Of Thomas Il, Minis, deceased, will, as ex'
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rnysTEE,S SALE.
mRusrEE,s SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
81 virtue Of deed oil trust made by Thomas W.
aars1n aud Isabella sImp E0n, his wife, 70 me as
rJ,iee, dated lone "a, lss6, recorded III the ONCE
q the CLERK Of thu County Court oil Ohio county,
Te,, Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book No. %, page
49, viii sell ut tho north front door oil the Court
House oil said county, on
SATURDAY, the I'd DAY oil MARCH, 1888,
commencing ct 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de-
fteu property thIt Is to say: All that part oil lot
numbered one hundred and forty'three, situated
on the east side Of ChGplne street In the city Of
Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, which is
described ~ iOlloWB; Beginning at the northwest
conner Of said lot No. ll3 and running southwArdly
hlfiythrec feet along the east limo Of Chaphne
,uyc.; then extending back elRtWArdly bearing an
even Width OF thirty three leet to the line Of James
GailAhpr.
Thetlte 10 the above property IS believed TO be
pgr!eCt but selling az trustee / will convey only
The title vested In me by said deed Of trust
TFRvs OF SALE-ODc.ih third and - much more as
he purchaser elects 10 pay, In caIh on tho day OF
ale, the balance In two equal insIAllmenm In one
aud two yCaTs notes bearing interest TO BIO given
iof the deferred payments, and secured by deed OF
tut Oh his properly and tho buildings 70 be kept
Insured for the benefit Of such trust.
". ]. ". CORDRN, Trustee:
" H. WALLER AuCtiOnecr. AB
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The only dairy which does not use water
o exceRs Is the dromedAry.
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Supreme Court of the Hawaiian ISL
ands--In Banco. April Term. 1858.
Rex vs.. AwANA.

BEFORE JUDD, c. j., M'CULLY, PRESTON, BIcK'
ERToN AND DOLE, ~.
Opinion Of tie Court per JUDD, C. j.
1t appears that the defendant was
convicted of the ofense of selling
spirituous liquor without a license,
on his appeal before Circuit Judge
Richardson of the Second Judicial
Circuit. He thereupon asked to have
an appeal allowed to the Circuit
Court with a jury. On this being
refused he moved for a new trial be
fore the Circuit Judge on the ground
that the conviction was contrary to
law and the evidence, and the weight
of the evidence and because of new
" discovered evidence. This was
declined by the Circuit Judge and
the point of law appealed to the Cir
cult Court which overruled the same
and exceptions were thereupon taken
to this Court.
The only question raised is whether
a Circuit Judge at Chambers has the
authority in a criminal case, heard
by him on appeal, to grant new
trial or to reopen the case after judg-
ment for the purpose of hearing
newly discovered evidence.
The argument is made that if by
force of the statute of 1886, the Cir
cult Judge is the Court of last resort
by appeal on tbs facts in a criminal
case be ought u have the power to
grant a new trial.
We know of no authority by which
Circuit Judge can, after judgment
reopen criminal case which he has
tried on the facts or grant a new
trial. No criminal case can come be-
fore him except by appeal from q
District or Police Justice which pre-
sumes q trial before such Court
Such Court as well as the appellate
Court of the Circuit Judge at Cham
bers, has the power to grant con-
tinuances for the obtaining of neces-
sary evidence, and with the fresh
opportunity for strengthening his
case which the appellant has on the
trial before the Circuit Judge, the
Legislature has said that this must
suffice.
By taking his appeal to the Cir
cult Judge the accused has waived
his right to have his case go to
higher Court on the facts where if
he is convicted he may have a new
trial, # SO ordered by the Supreme
Court. 1t is claimed that great in
justice might be done by ruling
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Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian ISL
ands--In Banoo. July Term, 1888.
]. OKUU VS.. ]. n. KA1A1KAwAHA.


JUDD, a., M'oULLY. PRESTON, BIoKERToN,
DOLE, ]. J.
Opinion Of the Court per JUDD, C. j.
This is an action of replevin tried
at the last term of this Court. An
exception was taken to the rulings
of Mr.. Justice Dole presiding, in
excluding evidence offered by the
defendant tending to show that the
bill of sale absolute on its face which
conveyed the chattels in suit from
defendant to plaintiff was given
merely to secure loan of fifty dol
lars and was in fact mortgage
delivered by defendant and wife on
that understanding and received by
plaintiff as such.
On the exclusion of this evidence
the defendant closed and the Court
directed a verdict for the plaintiff
which was rendered.
The formal exception to the YER
dict as contrary to law and the evi
dence was made after the jury were
discharged and by Rule VIII. B was
too late. Counsel for plaintiff moved
to strike the bill of exceptions from
the calendar on this ground. We
hold that where exceptions are taken
in the progress of the trial before
jury and perfected according to the
statute and rules, it is not necessary
to supplement them by an exception
to the verdict and by a motion for a
new trial on this ground.
The question presented by the
exception which was taken and per
fected, is whether Court of law is
authorized to receive a purely equita
bic defence Section 1108 of the
Civil Code, authorizes the defendant
in civil action to give in evidence,
any matter of law or fact whatever.
Under this authority this Court held
in Kamahai VS.. Kahele, Haw'n.
Rep. $50. that Equitable Estoppels
ESQ called because first recognized
IN Courts OF Equity or Estoppels
by conduct, might be received in
Courts of law
But to go further and allow at law
the terms of deed to be varied by
parol would be to violate funda-
mental principle. The principle is
stated in Jones on Chattel Mort
cages Sec. q, as follows: "a formal
bill Of sale absolute in its terms and
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which gives no relief from the judg-
ment of a Circuit Judge. For. it is
urged, a person might be convicted
upon no evidence. at all or upon
illegal evidence An appeal on the
law is still open to the defendant in
such cases, for it would be an error
of law to sentence a defendant upon
no evidence or upon illegal evidence,
and if an appeal on this point of law
was lost, writ of certiorari could be
sued out.
The exceptions are overruled.
A.P, Peterson Dep, Attorney-Gen-
eral for Pros.
W. A. Kinney for Deft.
Dated Honolulu, July oath, 1888.
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that the person Withdrawing them
assumes to pay what is due on them.
They would not be transferred upon
his order without such an implied
undertaking. In this view, which
was taken by the court below, it may
be held that this form of action is
good under the averment of the dec
laration.
The ground of demurrer that there
IS no averment negativing the statute
exceptions to the payment of duties
is not good, unless it appear that the
exceptions are contained in the enact
ing clause. Exceptions in a sub
sequent clause the case here are
matter of defense. l Gritty Plead
ings 246.
The first ground of demurrer as
stated in the case against defendant
Luce is, that in not attaching to the
declaration copies of the orders on
which the goods were withdrawn
from the Custom House, there is
failure to comply with the Statute re-
quirements concerning vouchers, as
found In Sections HOO and 1102 of
the Civil Code. The latter Section
prescribes that "to the petition shall
always be annexed literal copy of
the voucher upon which it is predi-
Gated If any there be J." Section
HOO gives the form OF petition for
process in suits for the recovery of
money upon evidence of indebted
ness, or vouchers certain or comput-
able by the court; that is to say, upon
promissory notes, bills of exchange,
drafts, orders, bonds, and other in
strument parol or speciality.
The vouchers which the statute
requires to be annexed by copy are
those upon which the action is
brought or predicated. They must
be evidence of Indebtedness. They
must be computable by the court.
1t must be considered in view of
the context that the word orders"
in the above citation can mean only
an order or draft for the payment of
money. An order or request for the
delivery of goods may not import a
certain sum, or that any sum is pay
able.
This action in each case is not
brought or predicated on the orders
for the delivery of goods from the
Custom House, but for the duties
due on the goods. For the purposes
of this action there need have been
no orders" The goods might have |
been withdrawn upon oral request, |
receipted for, or charged without |
receipts given. The statement of |
the several dates, and quantities
and kinds of liquor Withdrawn
is given as a bill of particu-
lars. The orders of defendant may
be evidence supporting these partic-
ulars without being the vouchers on
which the action is predicated In
many actions written instruments
may be produced in evidence which
are not the vouchers upon which the
action is brought, or from which the
claim can be computed, c. g., deeds
and royal patents, business letters,
books of account.
In regard to this ground of de-
the Court does not confirm
the ruling of the trial Justice.
We have thought it proper in this
opinion to pass upon all the grounds
of demurrer, as we were requested in
the argument, and as seems proper
with reference to possible future liti-
cation of the present claims.
Attorney General Ashford for the
plaintiff.
Messrs. Hatch, Hartwell, Whiting,
Rosa and Neumann for defendants.
Honolulu, July q, 1883.
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under seal conveying personal pro-
2erty cannot in an action between
the parties be shown by parol evi-
dence to have been intended as a
mortgage"
Harper vs. Ross, 10 Allen 332.
Bryant VS.. Crosby, &c Me. 562.
Benton vs.. Jones, s Conn. 1876.
Webb VS.. Rice, 6 Hill PIG.
In Illinois it is held admissible in
law as well as equity by force of a
statute, that every deed of real estate
intended as security, though absolute
in terms shall be considered a mort
gage, Klock VS.. Walter, 70 Ill. 40
In our system where the distinc-
ton between the jurisdiction in law
and in equity is preserved, we see
no reason for departing from our
established precedents, and extend
ing the jurisdiction of the law courts.
Courts of Equity with their pecu-
liar jurisdiction and powers are bet
ter adapted to deal with the circum-
stances which may be sufficient to
convert deed into mortgage than
Courts of law where a jury must
decide upon the facts.
This holding is in accord with
Brewer VS.. Davis. 3 Haw'n. Rep. go,
where this Court held that a Royal
Patent not void on its face can only
be set aside in equity.
We are of opinion that the trial
Justice was right in excluding the
evidence and the exceptions are
overruled..
A. Rosa for plaintiff; W. A Kin
ney for defendant.
Honolulu, July 19, 1888.
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In the Supreme Court of the Ha-
waiian Islands =. In Banoo. July
Term, 1888.
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Supreme Court of the Hawaiian ISL
ands. April Term, ISSS---In
Banco
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Exceptions from Second Circuit.
The KING VS.. All HAIR, An KoNG,
FooK SING, All CHIN, All PASG, An
SAM AND All HING.
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Supreme Court of the Hawaiian ISL
ands. In Banoo. July Term, 1888.

A. S. CLEGHoRN, COLLECTOR GENERAL
OF CUSTOMS, VS. g. W. MAcFARLANE
EFT AL. The SANE VS.. H. R. Mac
FARLANE. The SANE VS.. W. S. LUCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

LIVERPOOL sept 6.-5 D. m.-cotton-The sales Of tns
INV iTcl.cc bales American Futures rio-' ~ctN
Or and. Low Miiing clause. September deiivef' 1870
sellers: september ana October ceilVelY - ."'- 'a
,1c,n,r AMI November oeivcrv. 2j-.tiL valu-f NoNc
ley and Deoemler lie very. 4G4d sellers. Hr, leI t
Jauutrc delivery 2254L sellers January aHa frnIuhI
aefverv. 22-o4d sellers February NJ Mafri t''r
2l64d buyers. March and Anri delivery -tof~ SSH
ers Aur and Nav delivery. 2o-6AL sellers
GALVESTON lent, G.-Cott)n-SteadT Middin2 10 70"
MAidhug 2 7-l6s Good ordinary. "a ne, anu 49,
28f bales exports cOa-tWlse 4'I- O''' '''
La bales stock. $500 ba.es
NORFOLK sept SC ottOu-Steadv Nlifins 20 ,h'e
and cross recelpt. exports coas,wsc III De'
sales ! IS bales stOcA. d37 bales
SAVANNAH sept. G.-Cotton-nulL Miidiing D2. low
wfdlrc g. ne ana grOss rece pts, BIOS bales. eAn'.,
coasfwise 7.6 bales sales $50 b-l,s. stock TO- li5
bales.
ru,prrsrov sent G-Cotton-Very arm. Midnng g.
ne, and fo.s rec pt. 81, uacs exports coast"ise. -
bales -aes COO bales stOck. l,OS' Dilea
fr,r.~- sent q ,.ortYn-@iet dv Mdilnc. 1916
aidinr ZIG cot rin1ry lll6- net receipts V
gross. 5l1 bales. exports cOAsl"l9r O"4-9' saw
bales stock. 1905 bales
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cScSs.r Sept e-coton e'sy r,p Sas s ~ sa6i
d Fas "a 1's Co., f SSs % market
scarce. No Mixed At 500 oats sieady No sH oo
lard steady At 9 81 Bacon q9,e ao .,.1
So barrel, anshe good. on the Ds,, % re-
Prime ialrv Roll At i9lsc sugar 's fal .c AVA
Hennel a., In, !. %o ~ an rasxlg AMI c
S. Receipts 1000 shipment, go gt' r a,
7gSsc. Eastern exchange ,esiy unchanged Wheat
receiD sl5O00 bush shipments e'ooo oush "a, 80,
No RrrE0 e =' cash 5s: sop,eaoer See
e'e@oe NM, nc T'rsN' eeeeep,swRet $1,000 oash
Corn 500 bush. oats 10000 Oush
BID Corn Hosna 80 ,IEoi 4s9c asked oa' arm
MINNEAPOLIS Sept ewhcaLOcal rsc :.aai r were
22i ears aud shipments q cars cons nsemsr
% n"T October S1'9 81 sa on track a se 10 orina
cam % ses % 80. OLD 30 s S'!%S' g'S
10 september ole. DO october 9lc; on track $50
MuwAuKr, sept eros arm 1, w 1oyn s nT9sT
20 : -c oaiy No White &c I'VE y, nr@ NS.
ss% seps@S &c al r'G 81; %
s9s7 Butter steady Dary oc EsS' s'et Rcc.,pt.%
500 Wheat 1000 sa-h Barey Sq1
$500 bush
rro ,t.aav 1.. ss; M NJ, '3 os,
astvoN@ wm's = c z Sc 80 Wn Ma,.' 6rwins;
81 Ia spirit, 81 Is i.ecep..corn 1850 oast oa,
3 800 pn sI'@ oat, y4 1850 busa Rye 700 BUSH
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 6-Four firm, with good demand
Western ami rsa9g5ylns SaSsran' %nteS Family
PsoS,yS.a roller Procs.s 81 soSs Is ohl Clear
- 3j0I - 10 - ssrutlt - 6!1, W IN 90
Clear Al . SIS d. ip.;rNtt 81 6504 ~ 81 LOUIS -i
s'3lserV ner choice IS 90 as 30 Mnne.ot,
Clear s. !oe4 o. do str.s 81 6s' so '5 5 sTc
Flour seady at 50 % per b5 wheat sieasy
etga 's elevator GS go fcnnyvani Rel quoted
or 1s for mo se5,e Met co 90 3 Tor
5eeSm6 81 81 o al ~ CoIn-The op,on Va
IA c higher sympathy with the avance in the Wsss
sgf' g sac. Of 80 trade on track Mixed to
arrive in 2pth A. eevatr 54c; o. hisn ~ 20
Mixed ,or sepc@9sT s. e 40 40 fo 9r DccdSer
4ec Oats-The m tor spot lots vaa dnl ana "a
lover gqG Under a erd nG,~r5 n o. Uarraded
white &c: No White 90 Soo. 10 or a'S ~ &C.
'nres Gart and .,eaiy so > White Tor serto@ecrr
s3SSi.e do for December ss s5llc Potatoe, we're
praysens were nrn, s'e'ly w., gr 20 To- Pct,
s5e 90 ors s. 81 30 90 pine Me.s si+o 70
E iso Z, ! 6ar'i N d,ss,t % % 40
shoaasr. N SAT- an faiy euroi c,-s, aa s,,e
do sh'.eL ,os B,l.ist I, i1ua ssa8
I DO Breakfast Bacon Il T. &c La t, nrq o
~ Is a. 80 Butter iu -Pennsv vann CreanerV an,
q 2?e we,tern re'meIy hA'ri s 40 facorr 4ai5c
packing eaer are Eggs SEA ~ ern i,ea
demand lair. NoF.YorS Fun Cream ga J''c Oa.'
Flats ca2ioo p:rs. do F r p5l 80 Feei dun
s:,a y. Winter Bran fl5 G*l7 % p.r .on I rs
ba. Wheat y ou, cora ls 800 Da,a , e1 "c, bl.
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