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chooses to act in such manner" said
Mr., Neuman, with significant ahrug OF
the shonldaFs
CoLBURN's LETTER
Brings Out the Commissioners -Refutation
OF His Statements,

WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 9.-Thia
evening Mr.. Lorrin A. Thprston, with
the consent and approval Of his asso-
ciate commissioners, made a statement
in reply to the letter from ], F. Col,
burn, ex'minister OF the interior Of the
Hawaiian cabinet, published in the
papers to-day. He said;
1t has been claimed by and on be-
half OF Queen Liliuokalani that the
late Hawaiian government yielded to
the force OF the United States when
she surrendered TO the Hawaiian pro-
viaional government, and the claim has
been applied in some Of the papers into
q charge that the whole movement was
N.preconcerted conspiracy in favor OF
annexation.
This statement has already been de-
MED by the commissioners, but as II is
reiterated this morning in the letter
written by ], I, Colburn, the late min
lister of the INTERIOR l think q more
specific denial should be made. In the
first place the undisputed facts
show that no action was taken by any
body until the 14th OF January, after
the queen had attempted with force to
abrogate the existing constitution and
proclaim q now one The uprising of
citizens which finally resulted in the
establishmentof of the provisional govern
ment took place at the express request
Of the cabinet, of which Mr.. Colburn was
member, in response to call from
the cabinet to the citizens to support
them with arms against the do
mands Of the queen, which demands
she was prepared to enforce with
the entire military and police force OF
the kingdom, and after she had
threatened the lives OF the mem
bers OF the cabinet themselves.
II there was any conspiracy to precipi-
tate matters in the interest OF annexa-
tion, then the queen and her cabinet
were the principal members Of tn con-
spiracy, for the queen was the one who
initiated the action and tho cabinet
were the first ones who requested the
people to take up arms against the
queen.
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MoRE 4FoAoEn nILh.
General watts Amendment to the Elec.
tion Law Embodics its Vicious Partisan

General watts Amendment to tho Elec.
ton Law Embodics its Vicious Partisan
Principle.
Special dispatch 10 Ae Iatslgtncn
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Fob. 0.-Tho
much talked OF forco bill features arc
said to bo embodied in General Watts's
bill amendatory to the election law, in.
troduced to-day. 1t provides that coun-
ty executive committees OF each politi.
cal party shall select one man and the
third shall DO selected by tho board OF
public works. Tho throe are to appoint
the commissioners OF election for each
precinct in their county. What the
other provisions OF tho bill are 10 un.
known. 1t was introduced, read by Its
tito first time, and undcr q suspon-
sion OF the rules ordered printed and
whisked OFF TO tho printer before any
one had chance to examine It. 1t "a
hardly likely that 1t will pass, although
II lie claimed that the majority arc thor.
oughly organized for the purpose Of
pushing things through.
Talk OF an extension Of tho session 10
increasing, but this cannot be done
without Republican aid.
The senate judiciary committee was
In session tonight, but no questions Of
general Importance woro considered.
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wAsmSoroN, D, c., Feb. o.--Iato to-
night Secretary OF State Foster receiv-
cd the following dispatch from Minis
ter Stevens;
HoxoLuLU, Feb. ], |
VIA SAN FRAECIsco, CAL, Feb. ., 1873. J
Bne Secretary Of state
Provisional government OF Hawaii
gaining power and respect. Everything
is quiet. Annexation sentiment is in-
creasing, Dead monarchy and opposi-
ton to annexation is supported chiefly
by lottery and opium ring. To-day at
o a. m., in accordance with the request
of the provisional government Of Ha.
waii, l have placed the government Of
Hawaii under United States protection
during negotiations, not interfering with
the execution OF public affairs. Dea-
patches by mail with full details.
(sgnod) STEVENS
Speaking of tho dispatch and the de.
velopmonts OF the day in the Hawaiian
situation Secretary Foster said the ac.
tion Of Minister Stevens in declaring
the Hawaiian Island under the protec.
toratc OF the United States was taken
without Instructions from the depart-
ment Of state. In fact, the movement
for the change OF government was unex-
pected and had not been anticipated by
instructions from Washington.
Mr.. Stevens had, therefore, been COM
PEELED to act Independently and upon
his best judgment as tho emerge ncies
had arisen.
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PANAMAswINDLERs SENTENCED


Tho DO Lesseps Each Get Five Years--A
Profound Sensation Caused.
PARIS, Feb. 9.-The Panama sentences
have been delivered. NJ. Ferdinand de
Lesscps and NJ. Charles do Lesseps are
each sentenced to five years imprison-
meut for five years and to pay a fine of
5000 francs. NJ. Marlus Fontaine and
NJ. Cottu are each sentenced to impris-
onment for two years and to pay a fine
OF 5000 francs each. n. Eitfel is sem
fenced to imprisonment for two yearA
and to pay fine OF 10000 francs. All
arc declared guilty Of swindling and
breach Of trust. The sentences have
caused a profound sensation, especially
that Of Ferdinand de Lesseps.
Expectation that the sentences Of
the prisoners in the Panama trial would
be delivered this afternoon brought
eager crowds to the court OF appeals
building before II o'clock this morning.
The approaches to the court were
filled to the last niche by noon and five
minutes after the doors were thrown
open the room was packed to suffoca-
ton.
Presiding Judge Periver read the de-
cision after having dismissed the priso-
ner's plea that they should benefit by
the statute OF limitations. Although
the base OF the judgments were given in
exceptionally minute detail, the audl-
ence listened from frat to last with
oppressive intensity OF interest.
The charge Of fraudulent proceedings
against Ferdinand DeI.esseps, Charles
DeLesseps, Henry Cottu and Marius
Fontaine was held to bo proved. On
this point the JUDGMENT referred to the
company's method in issuing loans, the
mendacious official bulletins and the
persistent putting done by the press at
the instance Of tho directors.
These practices, the judgment stated,
when not directly originated or en-.
dorsed by the directors, had been
connlyed at by them. Ferdinand De-
Lesseps, aided and abetted by his son,
Charles, NJ. Cottu and NJ Fontaine,
had persistently concealed tho opera
tions OF tho canal company In
order that tho quotation Of shares
might not bo affected unfavorably.
Tho directors had dealt with under
writing syndicates, which aa far as their
utility was concerned. were fictitious
and were known to be fictitious. In
underwriting loans these syndicates
had taken up only themselves no risks
and yet they had received enormous
sums from tho company.
In conclusion Judge Poryicr read tho
sentences givon above.
Immediately after tho reading OF the
sentences, NJ. EitIel loft tho court room
with his counsel, whom he instructed
to appeal TO the high court OF cessation.
Charles DeLessops and Marlus Fon.
talne remained undOr arrest. Both
looked haggard and disheartoned as
they departed with Henry Uottu for
tho Office OF the public prosecutor.
Madame Dollesseps probably will not
communicate the rows TO hof husband
unless compelled by circumstances TO
do 10.
The general bolioiis that tho sentence
will noyor DO executed against him.
Tho Excitement IL very great.
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MADRID. Feb, "a dispatch from
Corrunna states that the Anchor Line
steamer Trinacria, which was reported
yesterday as having been lost on Cape
Villano, one Of the northwesterly points
Of the province of Gallacia, grounded at
the exact spot whore the Rritish twin
screw cruiser Serpent was lost on No
vember TO- 1890, when OF the 276 persons
on board only three were saved. Tho
Trinacria has been completely broken
up, Her crew numbered twenty.seven
all told. Seven were saved, but nearly
all Of them sustained more or less in-
juries, There were number OF passen-
gers on the steamer, mostly members
Of the mission OF Gibraltar and soldiers
belonging to the garrison at that place.
Among them on board were Mrs. Bell,
who was on her way to reioin her hus-
band; Miss Sevelle, belonging to the
mission; Miss Sterling, novice, and
Kitty Smith, n child. All the women
on board were drowned.
The survivors OF the disaster state
that the Trinacria struck the Bermellas
rocks at 6 o'clock Wednesday morning.
An enormous hole was torn in her hull
and she began to ill and sink imme-
diatoly. The scene was terrifying. The
weather was bad and terrific breakers
swept clean over the vessel, carrying
everything before them. Several Of the
crew were caught up by the seas and
carried overheard. Shortly after the
steamer struck her masts went over the
side, but nothing was done, or could
have been done to clear her OF the
wreckage. The seven survivors seeing
that there was no possible chance ofthe
steamer being saved jumped into the
sea and were washed ashore. They
landed almost naked, their clothing
having been torn off in the terrible buf.
lettings they received while trying to
reach the shore. The beach is strewn
with bodies washed from the steamer.
Large quantities OF cargo are also COM
ing ashore. A tremendously heavy sea
Is still running, which renders 1t impos-
sible for small boats to approachithe
place where the Trinacria went down.
The wreck, or what remains OF II, Is
lying on rock only short distance
from the shore.
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A PR0YECTORAIE
Established over Hawaii by the
American Minister,
HIS DISPATCH TO HIS GOVERNMENT
Received Late Last Night and His
Action Approved,
THE DEVELOPMENTS OF THE DAY

Of Most Interesting Character-Ar-
rival of the Steamer Australia With
Adyices Up to the First Instant,
When Everything Was Quiet-They
Confirm the First Representatives,
Details of tho RevoIution-Graphic
Description of the Scene When tho
American Flag Was Hoisted Over
tho Hawaiian Government Build.
ines-The Movement Popular With
tho People.
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CLEAR FI.oNl TExAs

Comes tho Confirmation Of tho Gresham
l.uinor- Cleveland To Have u Republican
Secretary ofstato.
DALLAS, Tex, Fob. GA private tolo-
gram received hero tonight from Con.
grOssman Springer, OF Illinois, at Wash.
ingion saysi
''Judgo Walter Q. Gresham, Of iii.
nols, has boon rendered the oiIico oi
secretary Of state by prosldont.oleCt
Cleveland and hns accepted"
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THE QUEENS AMBASSADOR
Gives Hcr Side of tho Casc-Shc is for An.
ncxatiOn II IL ia Dono In Her Wny.

Gives Hor Side of tho CasC-She is for An.
ncxation II II is DonC In Her wny.
SAN FRASclsco, Feb. 9.-The Austria liza
did not dock until Ga. IN. aud II was
nearly 10 before tho passengers came
ashore. Paul Neuman, member of
tho ex.queOn's cabinet, was on board,
on his way to Washington to lay the
deposed Queen Lilioukalani's case DO.
fore tho state department Mr.. Neu.
man was uot inclined to DO communlca.
tive. He said that owing to the nature
OF his mission he must reserve his 70.
marks until no reached Washington.
"Theso dispatches, tho nature OF
which / cannot disclose, Btale tho
queens position In n manner that am
sure will have considerable weight with
tho President and secretary OF state"
"What Ia tho queens disposition to.
wards tho Unitod Statos2" was asked.
''Shc is 40 good friend to the United
States as anybody on tho island, aud II
tho United States wants to annex Ha.
WIN bhu 10 DuiAouby WlHlHN u ~ ~ uOuo
properly Tho statement that tho now
constitution promulgated by tho queen,
and which proclpitated tho present
trouble, would dsfranchiBe tho whites
is untrue" continued tho queen semis.
snry. 1.-THE whites OH the island would
simply hNyo TO become naturalised cit
icons, tho same as In the United States,
before they could voto. Tho queen and
tho natives objected 10 having q lot Of
foreigners, owing their allegiance to
other countries, to como IN aud run
their government for thom."
"llow do tho queen and natives 70.
gard tho action Of Minister Stevens In
raising tho United stalel nag and Oslab.
llshiug proteutorNiO7 was glkod,
"Tllo queen and hcr loyal subjects
liavO no objections II tho United States
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AWFUL SHIPWREGK.
The Anchor Line Steamer Trim
acria Goes Down.
ONLY SEVEN PERSONS ARE SAVED

Out of a Grow of ThiFty.soveu aud
Many Passengers Among those
Lost Arc Number Of Missionaries.
Every Woman on Board Drowned.
The Steamer Goes to Pieces or tho
Coast of GalIioia on tho Exact Spot
Where the Serpent Was Lost With
All on Board.
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Mr.. Bland, the general OF tho silver
forces, said that IL would bo curious
thing for tho country to observe tho
vote upon tho Cloturo resolution in
order 10 ascertain how many mon on
the Democratic side OF the house, who,
when tho iroo coinage bill was up,
planted themselves upon the high
horse Of Democratic principles and an'
nounced that tho proposition was un.
Demodratio, would to-day como down
from that high horse and vote In tho
interest OF Wall street 10 domonolizo
silver. Tho people wotld watch TO SEQ
how man could in ono Instance raiso
himself above tho people In pure Demo.
cracy and vote In favor Of Wall street
and yot dony tho principles OF Domo.
cracy as approved BY tho pooplo whom
II came to d bill Of this character.
Tho tariff question had boon rolcgatod
to tho rear. Tho Democratic party had
betrayed ovory promlHO inado to tho
American people on tho tariff and oil.
yer questions aud up 10 this momont
the people had boon deceived In tho
Inst election. Laughter and applause
II had promised ilrst Of all d reduction
oi tho tariff, and had sOnt the silver
question to tho rear The silver uuos.
tlon must 10 until tho tnrln was 70.
vlsud. There was no hand In tho gov.
ornnont strong enough TO compel tho
repeal OF this law--the sO.callpd sIlvor
law-untll soino other measure was In.
stitutOd equally satisfactory, OF bUttor,
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IT WAS SILVER DAY
In the House and Automatic
Coupler Day in the Senate,
FRIENDS OF SILVER VICTORIOUS.

They Sustain the Demand For the
Previous Question = The siGni-
flcance Of tho Action is that there
viii be No Repeal ofthe Sherman
Act this session-Tho West Virginia
Delegation Divided-Mr Pendleton
Goes Back on His Record and Votes
In Eject for oloture or Gag Rule.
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NASHVILLE, Tam, Fob. O.--Lanior and
BurnelpH largo cornlnOal and food mill
IN South Nashville was destroyed by fro
at midnight last night Loss $4,000,
lnsuranco $4,000. J.
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"BRITIsH LEGATION,
"HONoLuLu. January 10. lS03.


"GENTLEMEN:-The receipt of your
communication OF the 18th inst, Is nc.
knowledged, together with copy OF
the proclamation informing me that for
the reasons set forth in the said procla-
nation the Hawaiian monarchy has
been abrogRted and u provisional gov
ernment established, and whereby you
ask mo to recognize the said provisional
government on behalf Of Her Brittanic
Maieaty's government as the eqisting de
iacto government and to afford it the
moral support OF my government, In
reply l beg to say that recognize the
said provisional government as the ex-
listing de facto government pending in
structions from my government.
II am, gentlemen, your obedient SER
want, JAMES II. MopEuousg,
"Eler Maesty's Minister Resident"
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FoRTY-FOUR LIVES LOST.

An Awful Holocaust at New namp.
shire Insane Asylum--The Poor In.
mates Unable to Escape-only -Four
of the Forty.eiSht saved-Names OF
tho Victims.
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BRITIsn MINlsrRR's REcOaNlTIoN.

The following is the gist OF the Brit
ish minister's letter to the provisional
government, recognizing the new re-
gime;
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extent OF lengthening the dark hours
during which it was not permissible to
be abroad without a pass.
Queen Lilluokalani has spent mostof
her time out OF the city, but is charged
by one newspaper with returning at in
tervals to consult kahunas in the
houses OF some Of her loyal adherents,
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GROCERIES
REGISTER OFFICE.


WHEELING. TUESDAY. July II, 1898.
There are very slight changes TO report
in this weeks quotations. Sugar remains
firm at last weeks quotations. Canned
goods and rice are weaker.
The following are the quotations as OBJ
tanned from Neill & Ellingham:
SYRUP Choice Syrup SOC; Hon
ey Drip &c; Sugar dark &c; (2c addi-
ton in half barrelsl. New Orleans
Molasses-Fancy, 40c; Choice 3Sc;
Prime SIC; Mixed goods, New Orleans
SIC; Bakers goods soc.
PRovIsIoNs-Schenk's medium ;. q.
hams 1910: s. C. breakfast bacon 1890;
S. G. shoulders 10H; city sides INC:
ham beef 1870; ordinary beef 12c; family
mess porkS22 90.
LARD-Schenk's pure kettle, tees l1fc;
son cans llAc; lard compound, tees 91sc;
5Ofb cans 9Sic; 2Oib cans 10c; 10D cans
1OLc: 5fb cans lie; BIB caus llHc.
CANNED GooDsZSD fancy tomatoes
! 30; Hartford Co. Standard corn l 90;
Oh Honey Drop corn 40; Pride OF
Illinois 2fb corn l 20; California
peaches 225; 3b Standard table peaches
300; pie peaches %; IN Deep Sea full
Standard cove oysters 9Oc, IN light
weight cove oysters zoe; 2Ib Acorn stand:
ard string beans 9Oc; 2b can corn beer
g W. lAO N0l NuApPS~ W. ~ ~ 49, ~e-A
lunch tongue 50 %.
WooDENwARE--No l tubs So so; No. 2,
s. so; No. 3, 81 50l2-hoop pals 81 35; 3-hoop
81 So: sas 81 %; single washooards 81 90;
double do. & 50; crimp double do. s. 90;
single 81 90
FRUITs-New Turkish prunes $40; Raj
sins. Valencia, new, &c; layer Ondaro, new,
Sc; London layer raisins g %; loose mus
catels 81 10; loose muscatels in bags, &c,
California prunes, in boxes, 80 TO go pounds,
l41Sc; do. 40 so so pounds. 1870; do. 10 to
100 pounds, l215c; do in bags nc less.
California ovaporated peaches in bags, l2c.
Ou.-Lard, extra western strained, 6Oc;
carbon, 10, SIC; carbon, 80, &c; water
white &c; Lewis Miners winter white oil
Csc; summer white Csc.
SUGARS - Cut loaf l4C; cubes 5.94c;
fruit powdered 6.07c; graduated standard
$685. Standard confectioners' A soc;
Columbia A 45c; Ridgewood A 45c;
America A white, SAC; extra G 4]Sc; 9
43Ec.
R1cE-Fancy pearl SIC; choice pearl
&c; choice domestic sc; prime domestic
sc; fair domestic, Axe: fancy head &c.
CoFFEE--Green Cofee-Fancy golden
Rios2}fc; fancy green 2l1 SC; peaberry 29]6 !;
choice green 90 SO; prime green 1910; roast-
ing grades 19c; Java and Mocha $40;
high grade 25c. Roasted, In packages
Arbuckle's coffee 23.20c; Jersey coffee, in
bins, 2S.20c; Lion coffee 23.20c; Arrow COT
fee % zoe
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a snrer ProelamatIon.

VINNEMUCCA, NEv., July 1.-THE Chair
man OF the State Central Committee OF the
silver party Of Nevada has issued the fol-
10 owing:
"The gold bugs, with Grover Cleveland
&ctheir head, are making a most deter
ined effort TO have the Sherman law re-
,aled at the extra session Of Congress,
a the gold standard permanently fixed
bon this country. Intimidation and execu-
We threats are their weapons. The
iends Of silver in nearly all Of our sis
States are euergetically organ
ing for the conflict. Shall Nevada
Z behindl She was foremost Of all the
Hates ia her loyalty TO the silver cause
1 the late presidential campaign. Let
Alery silver clue IN the State and every
lection precinct, meet in convention and
bss resolutions in earnest protest To Sc
Mre unanimity Of action we advise that
Nch meetings DO held Saturday, the 18th
.staut. It is Of the highest importance
GiNevada shall be represented at the
Eng of the American bi-metallic league
kconvened at Chicago the first day Of
Hngast. aud we suggest that the silver
"agtes Of each county, so far as possible,
ame q delegate 10 that meeting"
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING, July II, 1895


The weather has been excellent for farm
ers, and little hay is now being offered in
the market. This fact has caused stitfen-
ing in prices. The crop in the Panhandle
counties, and in Western Pennsylvania and
Eastern Ohio will not come up to expecta-
tons. Wheat has dropped to 90 cents, and
the crop will be abundant At this price 1t
is thought that there will be no trouble in
finding market in Europe.
The following are the quotations:
FLoUR-Cholce family -four in wood,
50 SO; in paper So 25 per barrel.
Minnehaha in cotton sacks a 80;
Minuehaha in wood, a so; Galaxy in sacks
A so; Galaxy in wood 81 so; Famous in
sacks, 81 %; Famous in wood 81 so. Spring
wheat -four, in Jute sacks Of l40 pounds,
81 25 per barrel.
GRGIy-Wheat per bushel, No. /, Goo;
corn 55a6Oc per bushel; oats per bushel 40
a45c; No. white 43a45c.
-Middlings per ton sl7 GOALS 90;
bran per ton Sl6 00al7 co.; baled hay per
ton sl6 90; loose hay SIS Ooal6 90 per ton
demand brisk.
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In the contest for summer supremacy
hats are coming out far ahead OF bon
nets; that is, Ia far greater numbers.
For the summer outing the woman who
will not wear hat must be either Of ad-
Yanced age, or else DO almost straIning
point In the pursuit OF subdued effects.
Hats, then. are the more important
feature just now. One very pretty and
youthful model is Sketched herewith.
II is ia course, yellow fancy straw, the
wide brim bent and pleated and edged
with the same shade OF tulle taken
double. The trimming consists Of very
full bow Of figured yellow satin ribbon
placed in the front
About the most prevalent bonnets are
those Of jet. in capote and other small
shapes, while the singular sort are the
poEes, mOdihXd from the styles of sixty
years ago. The trimming OF the for
mer generally consists OF a jet orna-
ment supporting q wisp Of black
aigrette, held down by bow OF black
velvet ribbon, posed at the front, and
black velvet ribbon strings. IA some
models the effect is frightened by
bunch OF flowers. FLORETTE.
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Hats win over po.n...

Fer seaeral utility tbs 80. I.
'@s@ln IA evidence. IL is lover h the
S Srs ana very much wldeS II the
Jim Jim taan the original sailor hat from
wa'cn u springs, and differs from the
s s hat Of year ago in having a
Later LATE, crown and somewhat wider
IN In a feature in some Of the sailors
49, -s' "a sle present consists Of the fac
ent braid from the exterior. and IN
o others, OF braid Of contrasting color
ene braid In some cases being different.
anu others Of the same variety as the
exterior. The trimming Of the sailors
Das OF the present is severe " simple.
gums aud birds wings are used some
e,,nes as a finish, but the expenditure in
IiOoou bows and towering masses OF
nowers that for several seasons appear
60 on these simple and serviceable hats
Is not now permissible.
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WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA. July H. Wool quiet;
Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Virgin
ia Xxx and above 24a25c; X 22a221Ic;
medium 26a2Sc; coarse 26a27c; Western fine
or Xxx 2la23c; medium 25a25c; coarse 25a
26c: fine washed delaine Y and Xxx 23a27c;
medium washed combing and delaine, ga
2Sc; coarse do do 26a27c; Canada washed
com bling 2Sa90c; tub washed choice 3la32c;
fair SOa3lc; coarse 27a2Sc; medium unwash-
ed combng and delaine 2oa22c; coarse do
l9a2lc; Montana 12al6; Territorial 9al5c.