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New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

York H. 1907
COFFEE-There futther liquidation by scattering
aggressive fairly II absorbed with the
showing sady undertOne. The opening
unchanged and the close quiet at decline of =
points advance OF points compared with clos
ing figures of last week The opening about due
the showing OF the European markets and nothing
developed either in Europe IN the Brazilian markets
show that the conditions OF affairs in Brazil with
valorzaton is causing any uneasiness II IS
government holdings Of coffee factor In tho uquida
tion Of old longs locally although such apprehenSlons
by general. Il being argued that tho
Brazilian bound stand by its position
substantial loss. well do more harm than
the project has accomplished in the Of helping the
planter. Press dispatches stated that the OF sac
Paulo applied federal
loan Of SIS OOOOOO with which rehnance the
100000 bags II this held market
and the crop under Consunptive require
many claim higher prices would seem ineyita-
ble but should government holdings be thrown the
market II would out Of the question to prevent a
decline Tho tofiee quiet.
with quotations the basis or 6isc Rio No :.
The total warehouse deliveries in the United for
the week Ca bags against 969s1 bags ast
York reported SO 61s5 bags weekly cleaIances
shipments from Brazil were follows: Rio clearanccs
So 600 bags. including 'n 600 bags United
States 5000 bags Europe and 900 bags the
Rio shipments 5000 bags. OF which 300 bags
for the United states and 900 bags Europe
Santos Clearances 27l bags including
the United States and l99 0O0 bags Europe Santos
shipments 600 bags. ~ which 1900 bags for
cleaTances nil the United and 100
Europe. The weekly Bahia movement as follows:
Receipts 800 bags. ana stock. ~ 900 bags with clear
70 the United states nil GOO bags and
to the rest of Europe. 1900 bags
The q contract prices IN tho local market today
foloWH
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
BIG EAST 61ST ST. SALE.
Market Found for More Vest Side
FLathOuSes.

Robert E. Dowling. president OF the City Invest
ing Company; Charles S Koher Jastrow Alex
ander, state inspector of gas meters; Macmillan
Zipkes. Henry D. Winans & May and William p
Rooney furnished yesterday the most important
news Of the day in tho real estate market Mr.
Bowling leased TO business man the old Church
street police station property. northeast cor
Ter OF Liberty and Church streets for a term Of
tWenty-one years. at aggregate net rental Of
SJnGp- Mr.. Alexander is going TO erect three
story arcade building in Chinatown from plans by
MaNimilian Zpkes.
Henry D. Winans & May found yesterday an
other buyer for a fine dwelling house. They sold
NO Il East 6lst st. five story American base
ment dwelling house. for the J. c. Lyons Building
and Operating Company The buyer will occupy
the premises
Charles s Kohler has sold for George Achenbach
the TWO fve story double hathouses, with stores
Nos. 2Z1 and 2Z73 7th ave. on plot 5Ox75 feet to a
client for investment.
The Acropols Realty Company CBaum & IIebes-
mani has sold the five story double fathouse with
stores No $3.50 7th ave. plot 27xloO feet for
isaac Woolf to a client who buys for investment
William P Rooney has sold for client No "A
plot 26 6X10O feet -' ~
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

CoTToN-The cotton market quito nervous and
Irregular to-day, with trading moderately active Tho
market was quite nrm during the middle session. but
weakened again and toward the close barely
steady, with hnal prices showing net loss Of 10
points Sales for the day estimated 100000
bales The opening steady q decline OF o
10 points under renewal Of last weeks selling
ment. which was prompted by favorable weather
ports Indifferent cables. expectations OF bearish
weekly Weather Bureau report from Washington to
day and run1ors that private condition and
estimated % be issued within the day
would make bear!sh showing. There was a good
deal Of covering the initial decline which carried
prices about So 10 points down from the
high level and the market rallied during the middle
Of the day. tho advance being encouraged by crop
complaints from the Southwest based dry. 10
weather insect damage The upward movement
did not seem TO be attracting much outside demand.
however. and IN the last hour the market broke with
last prices within or points Of the lowest under
local bear pressure and renewed liquidation Southern
spot markets reported early unchanged
NC lower Temperatures IN the Southwest
rather higher. and bulls claim that the plant being
specifically rooted a result Of
during April and May. is IN position suffer
vsrely from drouthy conditions Boil weevu reports
are also becoming more numerous, hut in other
spects the seems to he improving and II IS the
general impression that the condition Is higher than
June
The range OF contract prices in the local market
to-day follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

Newton & Co. 259 Virginia lambs. "a n, 81 IS; 2o7
do Is 10 at 81 I5 do, 30 TD 81. 112 DO 80 m
ar 81 Il do 81 10 IS. Virginia sheep 12i n a;
Is: Virginia bucks. 14O n 81 25, % cus 10 10
So 90
Tobin Isl Kentucky lambs. "A 70 at 81 80
y do SIS 10 81 90 pa do. t5 u. at 81 % ZIG DO
90 10. 81 state do. GO ~ at 81 So Pa OHIO sheep
371a: Is Kentucky do. 133 n. at
no 10 So; les 10. at 81 so. do. 100 ~
4 Is. . bucks 10S 10. at IS lata
Saturday 229 Ohio sheep. 80 70. at 50 40
s Judd 30 Kentucky lambs, - 10, az 81 10
do G. 10 81 10 Kentucky sheep. lis 10. at 81 jO
state do 100 10 at s. %; do 30 70. at So bucks
$50 n. at 81. -
lnEs "a 10 s. so: 142 Ohio sheep s. 70. az s. s.
Ii3 do So 10 IS: 4 state do. l35 ID, at 50 p
Andrew Mullen: sheep and bucks OF various weghl
at S3 5OGS5 so. -.
HOGS-Receipts for DAYS were 6i}s ears or i0S23
head Including 800 the Prices h-a
higher. and good heavy TO light hogs were selling AZ
So 5UdS6 10 per 100 II
SaIes-Andrew Mullen: IS state hogs 15T n average
Sc per 100 ~ go 10 SIS 60: roushs. 2T3 ~
John P Nelson: hogs. 10 at SO 20; rousaA
$40 10, at S5 so
W R Hume: Il hogs. 1eo 10. So so; rousas
fn.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
Ee Of contract prices in the local market

The local market for spot cotton was quiet. with
i8l5c for mddlIng Gulf Sales 200 bales southern
steady unchanged at 2T.c Mobile quiet unchangSd
at l2Ho sayannah ar dull and nominal UNCHANGED at
1s%c: sales. 10 bales: Baltimore nominal unchanged
% bales St, Louis quiet; 4nehanssd at 12ate; Little
ROCK steaay sc o"er' az = C. Wlliing M to nominal
lice lower at l27sc; sales IS bales; New Orleans;
600 ~ a 100 baIss aqans s1s last v,oo and ITi
t 20 ~ siyeston 600 70 600 aFaiDSt 75
week and 8oss last year and at New Orleans 500 10
IN s5s COO CABLES as
5000. ali American Middlng upland. 7osd. Futures
al net decline of . points June. 6 7od June-
44hd septembeT 6ctober sSbd 6otober
ber C 27d: November December. e23d: December Jan
sisd March April stOlsd April May. 6 2O}sd Man,
FLOUR AND MEAI,-The market for -four was steady
to-day with sales confined chiefly to winters No
The following prices quoted the New York Produce
s@S*4 50: patents 81 spring clears s. g
gad4 gst M s RYE SPf FR sad % oSoteS Fair
good s. q agee & to %ney T5 s. 9asS 20 Is 40 70
RAG MEAL seady e. y, Quoted Fine Whit and c,T
og0t Western spring s2 go .os s%9dard 0 n mid
ding S23 e9 -four % 90 s5d 20 G & red 28 @g 30 80 M 9
OIL Tsq MEE f2S SEE $a 'o h0mny chop '2' bulk
GRAIN-wHEAT-The professional crowd sold itself
into tight corner early in the session and were put
cago who made OF crop from various sec
tions belt which under ordinary circumstances
m have failed pass muster stimulating
nuence Soon after the opening July in the local mar
ket low 97%c from which there an
advance later in the day 90 IL Ice One of the in
hot dry %ea9heP in of the
posted traders change failed to how dry
being harvested and operator ntimaod that such
weather might do harm
crop. other advtces laid stress damage IN Mis-
Illinois from rust while tho Northwest bulls
their share bv reporting wlreworms N
the spring wheat states The heavily oversold
~ @ysN anac ctINy.
end there little or no reaction time during
the day final prices representing about the
The feature cables were advances of
1&@2& marks Berlin and points az Budapest
Liverpool closed At I'D higher
points lower Worlds shipments, reported by Broom
han. were f158S0On bushels compared with 10
bushels the previous week Decreases hush-
els appeared in the amount and t. 900
bushels in the visible supply Seaboard
somewhat heavier, aggregatirR bushels wheat
ana -four. The late curb i from the regular
close: close Cash wheat in New York was quoted fol-
No Northern. Duluth. 81 Oai5 and No 2 hard Winter
81 o. b, anoa;. CORN-Oranng prices wsrs a trtne
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

Pointer Crawford have sold plot 2sx1a1 fac, -
the east side II kinssoridge Terrace south Of Kings
le'at' ICE J@hn - leAne 10 Dr. l. NJ NeaIy
six story double tenement houcc with storoe - .
2oNlOo7 feet, which he recently bought from :b rtI
j. c Hough has sold Sidney Tcoter " 600
~" Piot "'-ohlU-2
Maria a. Swift sold No l26 East astb 9, . H..
story dwelling house. lot feet TO a Mr. t-ti
VINO VIII alter the property for business nurnsrs
r A. Turner broker FNiPosc9'
Inc Mechanlcs' National Rank sold TO NAV \,
Pullman No 1909 Avenue northwest corner of MI
ne SStory te1sment house on lot 25.6x feet
Ine Ernst-cshn Realty Company has sold Tor Ne S,o
& Green No. AZ Wendover ave- n sx S,orv os SirHu ~
mousse on piot s36Nlop feet Also for client fJa
POI io Sxlos feet on the cast sde Washington
J: J. Haggerty has sold for James c Arcrartb, No
Edward Conner. 49, m AiU0 ieet' 10
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
EUROPEAN PRoDUcS MARKET.

Western winter dull. IS 1Od; No California steady.
I1d futures firm: July. Cs 10d: September Is Deceu
Der nominaL CoRN-Spot Hess dried quiet IS Nd;
September As 1O1ad. PEAS-Canadian steady, IS Sad
FLOUR-wintsr patents firm. 27s. HOPS-In LONDON
strong, 9Is 90. PoEtK-Prme mess. Western nr9.
9d. HAMS-Short cut. Il 70 16 10. Quiet Dos ID
BACON-Cumberland cut. 20 to 50 ~ quiet SIS short
rib "a rb quiet. 52s long clear midd-es nsnt Ss
to 81 n dull 51s long middles. heavy, 80 70 40
dull COS; backs. Is ~ 10. dull 49S; clear
bellies Il 10 10. dull sos. SHOULDERS-Square. II
to I3 10 dull Sd LARD-Prtms Western IN tlerees
dull AS American refined. In pals. dull. AIS CEiESE
NCanadian finest white new quiet SOS old quiet e5s:
Canadian finest coIOred. quiet COS old quiet tis
TAIIOW-Prfne city firm. BPS TURPENTINEz-Spir1ts
easy. 45s. ROSIN-Common strong. lis sd PEIEO-
IFI-M-Rehned quiet. Sad. LINSEED OII<-Strong ZSs
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
SAYS EVIL SPIRIT DOMINATES HER

Mss Jane Ieets, an inmate of Bloomingdale Asv
I'm ana Eeiress 20 one-fourth of an estate valued
Possessed with evil spirit that dominates her
his was brought out yesterday at a hearing be-
lo.e three commissioners and a sheriT's fury at
Nilte Plains, which declared her insane and in
competent TO manage her property Miss Teets has
besn conhned IN Bloomingdale four years and the
aPpnesuon Tor the commission made by her
Two Drothers Joseph and .Alonzo Teets. DR. Samuel
8. lyon. OF Bloomingdale, testified that Miss
Teets who is fortyfour years Old IS suffering from
psranoia 80 I'm
AT times. said DR. Lyon. Miss Teets wanted
20 STAND naked AZ window because she asserted
tnat Miss jackson told her 10 do ST. She had been
10 The haDit OF taking drugs am narcotics and
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
REALTY NOTES.

The country department Pease & Gilman has ren+.d
y, e touhtry mouse Of James T Pyle Morriston N j.
PIsns have been hled with Buildings Superintendent
4u pny Ior remodellng the four bousa
VIII have an American basement front and st,n1
10 cGst :iZpoo according to the estimate Of Rossi,er &
W Clarence Martin has sold tract Of about 10
IIs, ironing IN the Msrrick Road Babylon Long
J. Arthur Fischer leased for : Ma, III. 10. an,
puIdlng 10 80 West 18th st, adjoining the northwest
'oin.r OF sixth ave and seth st. for OF years
the three story private dwelling house No i116 50th 81
Borough Park Brooklyn. " -io JUN St.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

this was all due to this imaginary person who
seemed to envelope her body and soul
Joseph Teets said that his sister before she was
sent to Bloomlngdals was a spendthrift, that she
bought many fine dresses and pawned them, ana
that she locked herself in room and drank
heavily. He said he found in a closet five hundred
empty whiskey and gin bottles. Miss Teets was
brought before the jury, and in answer to a ques-
ton told how she possessed Of this strange
evil spirit of Miss Jackson.
She is treating me now" she said: she treats
me by some absent treatment 1 cannot tell what
It is: she seems be in and she keeps treating
me all the time"
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for Mrs A Gran,
pt larIytown n y to client story dwelling
mouse No. i! East 18th ct for long of years The
WI after the building for purposes
'SS q "ross represented Mrs Grant in the
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
RELLE HARsoR SALE A succEss

The first auction sale season Of Bell. FJsrbor
property conducted by Joseph p Day on SATURDAY. wa
6g success The entire Offering consisting Of i5 lots
ana Two cottages disposed for total Of 81 i1S
One OF the cottages together with lots in Dennson
ave, sold to Thomas A Connolly $4,000 Frank Nj
Cute paid s.. 125 for the other house ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
SEEKS TO FoREcLosE A BIG MORTGAGE

lin sno1 r. Bernheimer has begun action in the Su-
court against the Northwestern Realty C,ompanv
and others forecose mortgage OF Si23 900 on
On the west side OF Manhattan ave whole front betwee1
1O1th and 1oSth SITS, plot l0xlOO feet The NOR
gage was made May 9 1905. ''
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
DAILY AVE. PLOT IN A TRADE

Jonn a Steinmetz and j. j. McCaYrey have sold Mot
eh!O fe at the northeast DAILY ave and l7ath
81, 10 "ahig Sonsin Company. The sellers gave m
exchange six story house with stores at 7d
street and Bathgate ave, The Bronx - " -
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
BUY SITE FOR SYNAGOGUE

The Hebrew Congregation Of the Beth Hsmedrssb tyo
goto OF The Bronx has bought from tho Arthan Realty
SoI%aHy, through Reter & Newman, plot 63xSs feet
on tne west side Of Forest l6Oth ST synaN
Bosue 10 cost soo'OOO will be built the site.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
ANOTHER ST. NICHOLAS AVE nEA,

&C 6 r GTesory has sold for Nina Daker the four story
ana basement dwelling house TOO st Nichozs ave
on lot l9kllO the purchaser will OCCUPY tho premises
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
THE CASE OF cAPTAlN wlNsl nm

San Diego. CAL June l7.-Captain Winslow. COM
n4aholhg the cruiser Charleston, which left here
last Friday paid SOS in duties to the collector ~
tnls port under circumstances that have occasioned
some comment The goods. which consisted ~
other inc. two boxes of curios ana iaroe go,
uty OF cigars. were landed by sailors of tho
charleston here without any attempt al conceal
ment- The goods We're billed for the East The
local customs officials objected 10 shipment without
payment Of duty, and Captain Winslow stated that
.le considered the goods household effects not sub
sect 10 duty.
washington. June F.-Secretary OF the Treasury
NOrteiyoa telesraphed TO the collector Of customs
al san Diego CAL to-day, for full written report
regarding the case of Captain winslow Of the
cruiser Charleston involving the bringing into mis-
were not subject to dutv
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
TO REMODEL vEsEY ST. BUILDING

FIas have been filed for remodelln1 and rnodern,,ng
me fYe story once and loft building the southwest
corner o. sey and Church the esta. oy isaao
greenwood as owner The architects are Gillespie a.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18

lower West OF the fine weather news. but
locally strong and higher bullish spot situa-
tion. They well sustained to the last hour or
when they little, closing Il % 1tc on
from top and "a &c above Saturday The upturn in
Chicago was based unfayorable later crop advices
from the Northwest. commission house buying and
talk of lighter country offerings. Worlds shipments
reported by Broomhan at 100000 bushels. in
Guiding unusually large exports from the Danube. The
visible supply increased 1,O79000 bushels The cash
market was frm with sales of loads for export and
final prices as follows No 6l4c elevator and
81 l2c b. ahoat; No white. 62izc. and No yellow
621+c o b. afoat. OATS-The market for oats was
generally hrm all day the influences being reports OF
green bug damage in Illinois and commission house
buying OF May. The visible supply decreased 1.21eO00
ousheIs Cash oats closed firm. as follows: Mixed 26
to ~ 10 405sc; natural white 80 10 33 NJ, 494 5Ol3c
and clipped white. SO 20 n. 49l2 953lac. RYE
Market nominal
New-York tribune., 1907-06-18
FOR RENT AT NEWPORT, r. l.

Handsomely furnished house on BeIievue ave. near
Balleys Beach; OF lawn; 10 masters bedrooms
bathrooms; open plumbing. ample servants qaN'
ters; large stable with stalls. squash eoaFt s''
S2,5OO For particulars apply 10
HARRIS & VAUGHAN. I4I6 Rrnadwnv y Y CITY
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-05

a passenger station that will take
its place among the great trausporta-
ton centcrs Of tie world Is to be built
by the Chicago and North Western
Railway In Chicago.
The plans for the station, which will
be located on the West Side, between
Madison, Lake, Canal and Clinton
streets, were made public yesterday.
The big structure, with its twentieth
century atmosphere, will invade one
OF the oldest sections OF the city. Doz-
ems of buildings which date from the
Chicago ire will be RACED TO make way
for IL. Among the structures to 20
will be the old Gault House In West
Madison street, known to Chicagoans
Of a generation ago as one Of the city's
leading hotels.
The work OF clearing the ground
and constructing the building will
probably begin next spring, and with
in two years from now It Is expected
that the railway will be operating
from the new terminal
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-05
Main Front on Madison street

The principal facade Of the building,
which will be several stories high, will
rise In Madison street, between Canal
and Clinton, while the train sheds
will extend three blocks north.
The plans of the North Western Of
icals TEEN with hitherto unheard OF
facilities for the handling of tremen-
deus volume of tratlic. One OF the
most striking novelties OF the station
will be the fact that 1t will span two
entire streets, Washington and Ran
dolph, without interfering with traffic
or requiring change Of grade In the
thoroughfares. Street car and other
traffic will pass through great orna.
mental archways and an illuminated
tunnel block long. This arrange.
ment is said to be without precedent
I'm this country.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-05
CLAY EQUAL TO EMERGENCY.
How "Grea' Commoner" Satisfied
Dseruntled Constituent.

One OF t. best stories told of Hen.
ry Clay rei"tes to his dealing with
an old Kentucky mountaineer who &C.
costed the great commoner" after
Orc of his reches and said: We'll.
Henry, have always voted for you
before, but | can't do II this time"
why, now, what's the trouble?' ask
ed Clay. Il don't like your vote on
the bank bin replied Tom. ia that
all; l have suited you generally, have
] not?" "Oh, yes. always but that time.
but | don't like that vote" You
think was honest in giving II. don't
you?" Yes but you made a mistake"
Say, Tom you are hunter, and
sometimes your gun misses Are; what
do you do thsn--throw II away" NO.
I Just pick the flint and try It
again" "Of course you do, Tom, and
all l ask of you is to treat me as well
as you do your old gun. VIII you not
do it?" YES, by thunder, Henry,
will III try you again"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-05
TORPEDO BOATS BY POST"
Effective Little War Vessels Propelled
Without the Aid Of cteam.

A torpedo boat that can be sent on
by rail to the port where It is most re-
quired opens up possibilities which ma
val experts have never contemplated,
says the London Mail The other
morning the king witnessed trial Of
the new motor Yarrow torpedo boat.
one of the most extraordinary vessels
that have ever been placed on the
navy list
The idea - boat drawing little
water and capable of being navigated
In shallow waters originated with the
admiralty, who approved Of the
scheme to make vessels propelled by
internal combustion in preference to
steam. The result of the experiment
was seen recently from the deck OF
the Victoria and Albert.
The new vessel carries two torpe'
does, weighs eight tons and measures
so feet In length and nine feet In
breadth. Her horse power is 300 and
the advantage the petroleum craft has
over steam may be gagged from the
fact that her range of effectiveness
I. e., the distance she can 20 without
recharging--is 600 miles. as against
steam vessels 100.
Apart from her enormous value as
a method of river defense there is q
novel interest in the possibility Of
torpedo boats by post"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-05
TALL cHlMNeYs OF EUROPE.
Two In Scotland Have an Altitude Of
400 Feet.

The highest chimney in England liz
that at Barlow & Dobson's mill at Boil
ton, accord ,g to Harper's Weekly
II is 1858 feet in height and the mate
rial used in it's construction was 500
000 bricks and 122 tons of stone.
The big smokestack is excelled by
at least two in Scotland-the st. Rol.
lox chimney in Glasgow Is 44o feet
ard the Townsend chimney IN the
s re city is 46S feet high. But the
steeplejacks make no more of climb
ing such shafts than one third OF
their height. though the vibration is
Tuch greater and more serious at
times.
All chimneys vibrate especially in
a gale; II is condition of their
safety, but the oscillation at the top
is a serious matter for any one at
work there during high wind and
the job is postponed 10 calmer day
Lancashire also boasts one of the
crookedest chimneys in the world, a
shaft at Brook mill, Haywood, which
is nearly 200 feet high and more than
six feet out of plumb. 1t has been
belted with iron bands and is consid
cred safe.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-05
impossible Realism.

A comedian was praising the art OF
Miss Julia Marlowe.
And she is as brilliant as she is
artistic" he said earnestly. "A won
derful young woman
do you remember her impersona'
ton OF Juliet? A doctor saw her as
Juliet one night in Pittsburg and was
tremendously impressed, Only, in the
powerful death scene, there was one
technical error.
"Miss Marlowe,' the doctor said at
a reception the next day, I admired
your Juliet profoundly The inper'
sonation was work of art. But
pardon me-don't you know that a
corpse doesn't stiffen for at least six
hours after DEATH
Miss Marlowe answered In the
drawl that she reserves for such
speeches.
"'Now, doctor, do you think I an
going to keep my audiences waiting
six hours TO see me stiffen?"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-01-05
WHEN HOGS WENT DOWN.
Error That Made a Surprising Differ
ence In the Load.

On circus day" in small Okla.
homa city, local hog buyer tock ad-
vantage OF ,ae large crowds 10 .nanip-
ulate the hog market by means OF his
scales and large supply OF "red
eye" II we" the custom for a farmer
with load OF hogs to drive on the
scales, be weighed, unload and return
to be weighed again with the wagon.
The first to come was farmer with
a large load OF hogs. The next wagon
had only one small hog, When It had
passed on to unload. the buyer "ad-
justed" the scales for farmer No. /,
but No, 2, having the smaller load,
got back first, and, on being weighed
empty. his wagon weighed 20 pound S
more than with the hog. The farmer
was somewhat perplexed and said;
Mr. Buyer. Il seems that owe you
20 pounds of hog. am sorry that
haven't another one with me. but II
you can wait until next week will
bring one In"
The dealer settled the difference"
with due celebrity. Judge.