L. HAND, Circuit Judge.
This is the usual case for cargo damage: it concerns certain parcels of "centrifugal" sugar, shipped in bags in the Philippines, and delivered by the respondent's ship, "Glasgow Maru", at Philadelphia and Savannah in the month of May, 1934. The issues, as finally limited by the parties, are whether the sugar was shipped in good condition; and if so, whether it was properly ventilated — wind and sea permitting — during the voyage...
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