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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-25

LoNn statement appears In the New
York Times Of Wednesday morning about
the early campaigns Of Gen. Grant, which
are stated to have given dissatisfaction at
headquarters at Washington; that he was
several times to lie superseded, but this was
prevented by circumstances. When be
began the investment of Vicksburg the
inOveneBt was condemned at headquarters.
and gnally after the suceess'u! assault on
vicksburR in May. an order was sent TO
Gen. Banks, then investing Port Hudson,
directing him To 81 SHd take the command
from Gen. Grant. and assume II himself
The order was 40 imperative one. nevertbe.
less Gen. Banks did not o,sy the order.
He replied and sxpoatulated. The consid.
sratisn cn which that officer based his *.
Postulations, will appear when this remark
able correspondence sees the light. This
much, however. may re said. .Hs pointed
out that for him 10 abandon his position
at Por, Hudson would give up the key Of
the Mississippi, imperiling no. emily the
tenure Of New Orleans but jeopardizing
our position Of any point Of vantage on that
vital water-line.
To this rsjoinder tbsre came from WASH
ingtsn second command to hupersede Grant
and when the impolicy OF the siep was agaia
pointed ont by Banks, be was severely CEN
snrsd for..disobediencs Of orders. The cor
respondence between Gen. Banks and the
authorities at Washington continued til the
fall Of Vicksbnrg, wken every scrap of pa.
per beoring on the subject was spirited away
from the archives of the departments. while
Banks putting the wrtings safely by, kept
his own ceunssl. The seoret OF this critical
passage 10 bis life was, until month. un.
known I" him it SO closely touches. p. S.
Charles A. Dana, who was assistant See
Rotary Of war prououncrs the above stat.
msut utterly false. We give the above sto'
~ and the contradiction for what they arc
worth.
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We are pleased 10 notice in town, our
old. friend Burr Spencer Jr., formerly of
the Drug Hoasr Of Spencer & BMllymore,
Buffalo, N. Y. whs 10 now. with John d.
Park, Wholesale patent medicine and fancy
goods house, Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr.. Spencer
is we'll and favorably known throughout the
oil region. He isa young man Of sterling
worth, and 10 very highly esteemed by
all who know him. A the agent of an en-
terprising WESTERN house, hs should receive
the attention Of our retail dealers Ia drugs.
We don't know now long Mr.. Spencer is to
stop in the oil region hut rs an old friend
We give him tho benefit of this notice. liz
can be seen at the Drug Store of A. D.
Miller l. Co.. and will also make calls or
all our druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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TEE Titusville Herald publishes in q late
number what purports to lie q private letter
from the South. which 10 as full Of lies as an
egg 10 full Of meat. and the editors Of that
journal ought to know it. The writer says:
81 don't like any thing at the South but
climate. Any Northrra n,au who has lived
what we call barely comfortably would
be absolutely shocked at the way they live
down here. Nasty In their person (tha
very beat of them) hog and corn constitute
their chief diet; their tables are filthy, aud
their guests are hogs"
The writer must have been hsrding with
low down whites or negroes during his stay
South. 10 that sase he has perfect right
TO say their s'gnssis are hogs" He knows
himself probably.
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BRrGHAa IuuNG has been favored with an
important revelation. TIE Lord has or.
dered him to try irrigation and cotton grow
ing. Brigham proposes to dig canal from
Salt Lake City to Salt Lake Valley. This
command interfrres with Brigham's contract
to build q portion of The Pacific Railroad.
Brigham said w. first that the Lord informed
him tina. tho railroad should never he made
When tho bills for the contracts were Of
ferrd. behold. Brigh ms lead oil the rest,
and it was thought tina. ho made a good
thing by flying in the face Of his imperative
command. Brighala's contrac. begins at
Ogden. The Superintendent. Durant, thinks
tho time has arrived for Brigham to muster
his men and barrows. The prophet pleads
further delay ou the score of mid.winter.
The grading 10 heavy, the snow is deep, and
the ground frozen hard. One who has wit.
messed the preliminary struggle, predicts
that Notwithstanding all these objection,
the railroad man will rrove the true proph
OF, and Brigham's last revelation q failure,
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EAST India papers publish tue confession
Of Hiudoe, named Ramadheen, not quite
twenry-one years Of aye, who for tho last
twenty months has followed the calling of .
poisoner. He does not pretend 10 scrupl.s
or remorse of any kind. lie calls his vic.
Inns 'shikar (gamej, and alleges no other
very dull at home 10 his village. The per.
sons he poisoned in the year and half are
about twenty-seven; but be is very carele.,
in figures. and talks ofa family whom be
may murder with q lordly negligence as Il
the number of its members. Most of hi,
victims were either Brshmins or fakirs, anl
His fsvorite hunting grounds were what h'
calls "holy places"
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New York has $4,000 tenement houses.
The population resident in these tenement t
houses is estimated at $50, 900. The cellar
population alone nun bers upwards of 30, 900.
The bulk of these wre!chtd abo'lra orthe
poor having been built in o, on violation of
the p.ainest laws of bsslth. One would
thins the government Of New York would
prefer ten. rather than twenty occupants in
a house with the number of cubic feet OF air
essential to the A-alih of four. Unless the
city fathers pay sttraion To this matter al
an "a'is day Ncw lnk viii Prove piaane
spvl
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THE NEWS

Chicago has 10 fire alarm Telegraph
boxes.
The word chats" oecurs but once IN the
Bible. See Dasiel, 3rd chapter, and list
verse.
Chicago used 5000, 900, 900 gallons OF
water last year, mixed with whiskey.
A boy OF fourteen was recently married
at Holly Springs. Miss, to woman o.
thirty.tws.
A Christmas goose, sent BY kind friend
to two prisoners in Canada jsil, was ssuned
with files and steel saws
A late theatr e. e.meeting in Ciacinnah IN
der the auspices Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, was conducted wholly by
men connected with the press. All right;
for editors and printers ought to be good,
and even bs able to preach, when called
upon.
TIE fire Commissioners Of Brooklyn, on
Wednesday disbandsd three engine COM
panies, four horse companies and one hook
and ladder company, representing an aggre'
gale of two hundred and seventy.six volnn.
teer nremsu. They were disbanded for dis
orderly conduct and fighting.
Gen. Sherman has been quite III at st.
Louis for several days past.
E. W. Wise, a photographer. of hannibal
Missouri, was arrested day or two ago for
manufacturing counterfeits On postal cur.
rency.
Lake Arizona advices say: Sickness Of u
malignant type prevailed At Tnscon, and
almost every person in The place Was attack.
ed, and many had died.
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AL'sxA.-This is newly tiscoverd d article 20 be
used for hair dressing, which is said tn he supsr.
or 10 anything of the kind yet placed bcforo the pub
fc II renders the hair soft and glos.y, and will, It
is said, the hair to grow on sc,lps which have
long lacked such covering. 1t IL not properly 4
hair dyc. and yet II will operate on the roots OF
the same when applied to RESTORE it TO Its origin
al color and luxuriance IN very brief period Of
time. 1t il beyond question, VERY -iperior thing,
and will more than dill the expectation. Of any olc
who may purchase 't.--Syracu.c Paper. Try Sew
ards Cough Gu c. II 10 the b,st A. d. MILLER Il
CO, Wholesale and Retail Druggists Agents 70!
Petroleum Centre. Pa. noyl2, I'm
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Captain Timothy c. Spaulding. OF the
bark Elizabeth, Of New Bedford, while COM
;pe southwest Of Madagascar, struck very
large sperm whale. On opening the whale
he had the good luck to discover two hum
dred and eighty.hvs pounds Of nuibergrs--
worth over twenty thousand dollars. This
article il iound only in small quantities.
The old price was one pound Of smbersris
for one pound ofgold.
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TINE Rochester Chronicle OF a late date
says u the Arlington minstrels: THE
Arlingtous met with an ovation last even
ing that was gratifying in the extreme.
The hall va. crowded in every part. extra
stools being necessary 10 accommodate the
rush. There Ia nothing like a full house TO
place the audience nd the performer in full
sympathy. and It 10 far easier to 'eatch q
hoMsc" whom the benches are full. As .
consequence the performances passed off with
sclat, and the roars Of laughter that sue
ceeded every hrlesque were evidence sniff.
cient OF the merit OF thu piece. Among the
gems Of the performance oi last evening
were the 'Old Mans Songs (original). ny
d. W. Collins, and the banjo eccentricities
by Mr.. William Arlington. Collins de-
serves great credit for his fine impcrrcna'
ton Of % eighty year old vet. and the
voice, action aRd dress could not be aur.
passed. Arlington was exceedingly funny,
and kept the house in roar with tho drol-
leries fer which he is 40 famous. The com
pany Ia very sirong one. There will bs
another performance this evening. with .
complete change Of programme"
This celebrated company will perform a
the Opera House in this place. on Wedues
day evening next.
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Tho lIopeful Wow.

DR.. johnson was accustomed to say fire.
qnsntly, by way Of reprooi or instruction to
friends, that the habit Of looking at the best
side Of every event was worth more to any
person than thousand pounds o year
And DR.. johnson was right, for cheerful
ness is mans normal condition, aud despon-
densy and melancholy, the inevitable re-
suits Of dwelling on The dark side, lead 10
dyspepsia and hypocondria, the most terri
ble affiictiop man can have visited upsn
him. If misfortunes come, dent field your
hands 10 despair, but face the blow at once
and seek to repair injury. There are but
few revsrses that might not have been
worse. Think Of that, aud then try and fnd
something in the event to cheer you or
make you rsconcilsd. viii moping and
mourning over your troubles make them
take wings! Will the constant eontsmpla-
tion Of your sorrows and tho enumeration
Of your woes, to yourself or your friends
make them less grisvous to be borne!-
Think about them just IS little as possible,
and cndsavor to and some shecring eircum.
stances, some rsy Of light, some ground for
hope in the affiictiobs shat have come upon
You.
The poet has said that "Hope springs
eternal In the human brssst;" and 80 it will
With any encouragement. But II yen per-
sistently crush the bright winged spirit, and
make your heart a. gloomy Us your counte.
nance, then IL will in time seek more cum
genial abiding place. Look upward always
the suushins is there, and II yoN seek its
cheering influence you will find it. The
man who 10 continually croakine about his
ill-luck, who goes about bemosning his nis-
fortune and piteously complaining that be
has no friends. and that fate is against him,
will soon he without any one to sympa hize
with him indeed. The gods help them who
help themselves, and those only who work
in the light, work cheerfnlly. The whist
ling laborer aecomplishss twice as much a.
bis dssponding companion, who stops to
Rroan, and whose vital energies have been
stifled by the gloom he carries aboet him.
Yes, DR.. johnson was right.
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The latest news from Japan 10 TO the fol-
lowing effect: The Miksdo Of Japan has
issued a proclamation snsouneng that peace
reigns throughout the land. AIdsee Just!-
gsd bis opposition to SaIHums and the Seu!h ).
ern Princes. a II seemed progressing favor
ably for the Southern cause. The Northern
Princes openly disavox the condnet Of Al.
miral' Ennpomaito's .torning Hakodadi and
seizing the Miknao's Tcssels Of wer. No
Northern army IL now 10 the tisd. The
South.rners are disbanding their troops -
] he attack aud capture Of Hokodadi was
nader .be supervision Of European officers.
The Southcrn-rs effvred but little opposition.
Admiral Euneoma,to issued stringent orders
to seize and .conGseate all foreign vessels
conveying troops and stores. There were
many breaches OF neutrality by foreign
ships. The Tycoon's brother, N-sbnioyo.
arrived from Paris on the 10Th Of December
and coon after bad an interview with the
Mikado. 1t is reported that he is entrusted
with = mission Of pence to his brother. The
financial troubles Of the government Of Japan
are great.
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SEvEa.L new buildings are s""n to be
put up at this poi"i. ar residences, ~ men
with iauiiirs, " ~ in.cni 10 III ne this their
shiin! place fer some time "a cnn. This
ia but on" Of the vvitie"er, Of The prosprrty
"a hsItrram Ccntrr.
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PEOPLE are very careless OF their hogs
about here. They leave the animals to
take care OF themselves during the winter
months, and they roam around at pleasure
devsuring what they can get. Is there no
law against cruelty to animals: There GER
tainly ought 10 b0.
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INcRHAsE.--A well on the Niagara Pstro-
lPum ComPany's property, near the Piels0n
Farm, which waa doing only barrels. was
torpedocd day ur two sincv, and tas in
creased to so barrels per day. Ii is owned
ny Mr.: Gro. Doyl"s
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II you want roast or steak extra good
no to Blo0ner's. next dsor TO Schonhlom's.
IIs HAS just put on his hooks a beef that
dressed one thousand pounds. Young, fat,
sweet, teudur. juicy, tho roast and steaks
arc Incompatible.
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New Flour, Feed and Grocery
store
j. =. PiIATHEE,

At the OLD BANK BUILDING, ON AAtN-ST.
opposite tho Me(linsock HOUSE, has on hand
large and fist class stock Of Flour, Feed and
Groceries. which he is selling at = low figure.
~ Don't forget the plaee-wherc A, d, Cotton
4 Company broke up. ian2.tG
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~ LADIES wiship: to mako an appropris.s
p;cecnt. will find beautiful SLIPPER PA rTEkNs
at 4. $. SMITH : Boat 1 shoe Store docl5tI
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CrOeIery--Par all kinds 90 TO REYNOLDS
BRODHEAD & co.'s, No. II Centre street, op2o
site the Post once, Oh City, Pa.
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THE best place il town to get = pair Of Boots
made of the best Stock, that will wcar we'll, and
warranted to fit, is at J. A. Plantc,s Fash
ionab.e Root Shop, Washington Street, Petroleum
Centre, IA. Give him a trial. seplD.f
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Hardwarc-A large assortment Of which IL
being closed ont at reduced rates at RRYSOLD3,
BRODHEAD & cos, No. II Centrs ST., upysais
the Post Once Oil City. Pa.
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CANARY BIRDS, best German imported, whole
ole and retail, at A. D. MILLER & co.'s.
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Excelsior Billiard Parlors

60 to A. o. Farnhams Fashionable Billia'd Par
lOrs on Washington Street, next door to the Roch.
ester House, These Psrors are within a short die.
lance Of most Of the principal hotels In Petroleum
Centre. may eff
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-01-25

Hats, Cara. Boots and Sh Oes.-A large
assortment at REYNOLDS. BR0DHEAD 4 cos,
No. II Centre Street, opposite the Pos, osice Oil
City, Pa.
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BIRD CAGES, wholesale and retail. Thirty.
four different styles to arrive this week. at
A. u. MILLER Il COS
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TnE weather is decidedly mild and spring
like. We shall probably have it cold
"1ough 10 make up for this, aleng in Feb
ruary and March.
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We learn that on Friday last Messrs
Haskell & Kern struck II hundred barrel
wei at Pleasantvilic. They own the land
in foe.
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DrySGOOds, y large .t,ek at REYNOLDS
DRoDnEAD & cos. No. II Centre 81, opposit
the Post Office. Oil City, Pa.
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Guitar Strings.-A large lot Of the best
Guitar Strings tho market Affords Just received q,
Isham's. Jan2t-tf-
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-. Call and examine ~ 49, 7essn rtnsut Of
SLIPPER PATTERNS At A. s. smfths 3osa
Shoe Store. dscI5tI
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A largo assortment Of FINE SEW 81 BOOTS At
A. 8. Smiths Boot & Shoe Store. dscl5.n
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Carpets, Of every qnality and description, at
REYNOLDS, BRODHEAD d cos, No. II Centre
Street, opposite the P o., Oil City, Pa
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"FANCY GOODS, ali descriptions whe,e
sale aud rs,aii, 70, Holiday Presents, At
A. u. MILLER a co. y.
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Cfoeks.-A splendid assortment At Isham's.
jan?l-,f
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LAST Saturday oil reached 81 prr barral
at this point. Two hundred barrels sold at
Ia At figure.
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Beautiful slipper Pattern. st A, y Smiths B"oi
4 Shoe Store cecE-C.
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fop one night al h..i, Tie people Of this
place will have les. from cIuorrts and
theatres.
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l.5OO rolls WALL PAPER received this day al
A. j. MILLER 4 cos.
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PArER AND ENVELOPES at A. D. MILLER
& CO.'S.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO m A. 10, MILLER 3
COWS
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Divine Services.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching Ut IL O'Clock A. NJ, and Z
O'Clock P. N.
REV. J. T. OxrOBy, Pastor.
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DIARIES for ,s6s at A. D. MILLER s cos.
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T,o,s oS Closing lails.
+. o., PKfaoLEun CsxTRr, PA.,(
july FIST, 1s0s.
V'ntl fnrt,rr nosice the mails will arrive At and
oepari aum HI. o!fioe ~ follows
AmvE.
south and East via. lrvinetou TO- 70 A. N.
South and West, Neadvilie, b.1s p. n.
Nerth and Ea.t, F" Cory, 23
DEYAHr.
snuth snd west, s.4s A. N.
a,u,, Hes and wesi, asorM
North, EsaSs and Wet, 1000 A. q.
n. T.. BLACKMON, pm.
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n. E. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II A. n. and
716 P. n. Sabbath School at twelve o'clock
n. Seats Free. A cordial invitation
extended to oil.
REV. C. u. HIARp. Pastor.
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sTs. PETER AND PAUL's (CATnOLIC)
CHURCH.
Nasa at l01z a. IN.
vespsn and Bsnedic.iou Of the Elcssod
Sacrament at 4 r. m.
Catsshism nt 2 p. N.
...... JAMES DUNN, Pastor.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-19
LEGAL LNTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT IN BANC Chief Justice
Thompson and Judges Read, Shsrswood, and VIII
Mams.-T morning the Court gave not that next
Thursday there would be q ful bench for the hearing
OF such cases were assigned for argument before
the judges.
NiSI PRI US-Judge Agpew-Jeremla 8. Black We.
The Quickgiver Mining Company. An action to re-
cover the value OF stock In the defeudants company
Before reported. On trial. Samuel q. Th hompson, ex
Judge Strong, and William l.. Hirst Esqs., for plain
tiffS; George W. Bddle and William B. Read, Esqsu
DfsTRiCT GoURT No. I.-Judge Hare.-A, Purves
Il Son vs. John G. Davis. An action 20 recover tor
foods sold aud delivered. Before reported. Verdict
for plaintiffs, 1858 o. ,
price Of cusehod gooda alleged to have been sold 10
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Iudges
Ludlow Rpd Brewster.-The Court met this morning z
for the purpose Of pr ceedug with the business Of
the session, II possible The case of samuel Holt
OF bis counsel continued Tor the term, the Court re
serving TO the District Attorney the right call It
1or trial on Tuesday next If lie should see fiji so
to DO.
The case of Joseph Flanagan next called
This defendant is charged with the murder OF lad
ramed Henry Perkins, at From and Otter sire ts,
last election day, a continuance was moved for on
the ground that notice had been given that the
sse was to be tried 10 day. and the defense was,
therefore not prepared The Court chose 10 re fuse
this application and direct that jury should be
cal ed resolving not to swear them bnt to discharge
them the defend ants witnesses should not be
brought in. The empRn alling of q jury was in pro
gIess when our report closed.
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consin. and Minnesota extra family; SgalO for
Pennsylvania and Ohio do, do: and 8l05 so
@l2 so for fancy brands, a ccording to
quality. Rye Flour sells at S7@7 25 per barrel.
Nothing doing In Corn Meal.
The market Is poorly supplied with prime
Wheat. ard for this description there is a good
demand at full prices. Sales of red at sl75 al 90;
amber at 81 90@l95; end white at 81 l0022j
Rye sells ut 81 559i So per bushel for Western.
Corn is more active Sales of 1000 bushels yell
low at 6@S9c., the rate In store, and 1000 bushels
new white at SIC. Oats are unchanged. We
quote Western at 74678c.; and Pennsylvania at
7Olg78c. Nothing doing In Barley or Malt
Bark Is firm, and commands $50 per ton for
No. Querctron.
Seeds-Cloverseed is In good demand, and 200
bushels sold at so 75@l0. Timothy ranges from
1913 to 81, the latter rate from second hands.
Flaxseed is taken by the crushers at S2'62 az 65.
whisky Is dull, and prices are nominal at 07c.
nSl per gallon.