davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-09-20
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@laswaaren. tpeI1e li9 lehr fir 9alpOus aub
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, 1876-09-20
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(gtabIirt 1867
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Stc. VA, @de IS. II. Mainfr.

Nc. 1l44, @de IS. II. Mainfr.
Gihmonb, 90.
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putlifum i'm Ilaemeinen ibr arusrs Qsaer.
meltes fplaenbeu Sehen tetsbt, an,ll.
bieten lrpaen, Msbt3 II, Chem talien, Nps
Re. unb Soilet- @itifsl, G9pamns, RorFe,
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in einem autt Drpseu.@ si9Gft ssipSbuIi9 Al
babsn 1T.
Sie fubren alei9fa1s cine arpBe Musmabl
piGtiIher pr.euraiipnen ais: Sprt's @flatins,
@atsr's Gpcca, pert. @luBe. 8prn e tdrfe,
SafermtbL Sasp, Eapipeat eenbeafyts DalG
etc. etc.
9anbretb's aaranttrter @artsulaamsn, wos
sen Elm VOTES M6orttment itets YOrratbis III.
gpneenirirte 6ruht. = Eencsn. NrUmatili-
run8s err2tte spa ispsr @rrte. @sGtrse gum
ginmaden.
0sro.r isnfen Ie tie @a fmsrflamfeit auf ibrs
lelbltqem, often Yisperate. wsl6s eiEe 20siabs
r,ss probe relanpen unp iar wflGs le saran-
tiren tSnnen. mbe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
FINHE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by
l. the Judge of Probate Tor kennebcc County,
to receive and examine the claims of creditors
against the estate of Joseph Cavill, late OF
Augusta IN said County deceased, represented
insol"ent give notice that six months from the
2ith day ofJuly, A. ID. 1876 are allowed for said
creditors to presen, and prove their claims, and
that they will be in session for the purpose of
ceiving said claims and proof at the Office of 5. 4
l.. Ttcomb, in Augusta, at 0 O'Clock in the fore.
noon of each day, on Saturday, the 18th day of
August aud on Saturday, the Goth day Of Decem
Der next.
j. S. HOBBS,
aug5-t&wSw LENDALL TITCOMB
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-24

The Lives Insured bY tae soci'st7 are carefully
selected in different parts OF North America and
Europe, furnishing by this bread dcld OF opera
tons, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Pocy-bolders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Pren2ums are
returned annually to the I.,surcd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-24

TRUSTEES :-Thomas Lambard Jas. W North
ARENAS Libbey, Wm. s. Badger, sam'l Titcom5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-24
T0aTisg PLAN,

Or upon the principle OF accommodating profits for
definite periods, which WAS trst introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended, and endorsed
by eminent experts IN Lie Insurance, and by lead.
ing business men. Fofty-;cGr Ier cent has been
earned and accumulated OF tho presliuine paid on
sit Toat!ne Life Policies. and forty per ccnt on its
ive years.
The Directors CT the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the inter ests OF the
Pocy-holders and IN presenting the Society to no.
ce, they feel that hes strong claims upon public
confidence, because OF the st.1ct and conservative
principles by which its various departments ar
governed. IL the assets ana IN the administration
OF the Society," perfect security lis given for the f.
tnre which is OF great importance TO those depend.
ing Upon then insurance policies tor the Ultimate
support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such arga an.
nual transactions as the EGci.eble; none is more
pror,ptani Just in its dealings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-24

DSYCH0NANCX OF SOUL
i How either sex may fascinate and gam the
stantly. This simple mental requirement all can
possess, free, by mail Tor 25c together with mar
fiage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams Hints 10
Ladies', Wedding Night Shirt, &c. A queer book.
Address civilian y Co. Pubs. Phila. Jun22-4w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1876-08-24
How to Make Money.

We will state that the surest, bes and speedest
way to multiply and increase is to call at No. Il
Wall Street. New York, and consult with Alex.
rockingham K Co.
These gentlemen, who have long been identified
with the history and atft irs of Wall street. Un-
usually skilled in monetary ailai S, ana IN every
thing appertaining to speculation are uneXcelled
tor ability and proficiency. 1t may also be sal /
that OF the many b ohers in that city they are not
only the the most popular, but also the most sue
cessul, best patronzed, and most widely known
in or near the vicinity OF Wall Street.
Among the customers of the house OF Alex.
rockingham 4 Co., are some OF our leading ana
representative citizens, who are mainly indebted
to the abors OF this firm for much OF The weelth
they now enjoy.
During the long and successful experience of
Messrs. Alex. Frethngham u Co, in this C ty they
have earned for themselves envia bic reputation
for honesty, integrity and good faith, and enjoy
business almost colossal in its proportions In fact,
the amount of business done by this house in the
course oil Year is something wonderful, and often
forms the subject OF comment. It needs but visit
to their spacious Offices ia Wall street To prove til
truth OF the above statement.
How they manage to convert $40 10 $50, S2O into
$40, $40 into $50, and so on, is secret which they
alone can EXPLAIN bat that they succeed IN do ng
you would safely and probably invest your mon
ey do not hesitate to favor this firm with your Ca
and confidence. That by SO doing You VIII reap an
abundant reward, the experience Of thousands OF
such a in these lines OF lettering banks and
financial stringency must be apparent to the most
indifferent and careless observer.
Messrs. Alex. rockingham Y Co., are prepared
to invest money to any amount in the best securi-
ties, and in every transaction in which they may
be engaged guarantee entire satisfaction to those
who honor them with tfeir patronage.
Rs- Send Tor their Explanatory Circular and
desire them.-.From N. y. Metropolis, april 10,
1876. July teod3mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03
SILVER CURRENCY.

The process Of transition from paper to coin currency
has opened urine which the exchange brokers are
working at big profit, They are, IN fact, having
harvest OF It, For small lots OF fractional currency they
pay premium OF per cent while In largo two
per cent is freely offered on Monday tho Third Ave
nue. Railroad Company sold S. 900 OF fractional cur
rcncy at premium of two and shrce-quartcr pei
cent Tho consequence OF this condition OF affair
ia the currency is being shipped by the brokers
Washington, they in return receiving drafts on TIL
Sub Treasury for the coin. The country bank
ON this account arc in great reed OF TIT
small change. and having currency on hand 10 send
TO Washington are ordering silver through the GU,
for the accommodation. For small amounts sold ove
the counter to parties not willing 70 walt 10 line ~ The
Two thirds OF the amount Of silver paid out ~ immc-
diaely shipped TO distances the city. and prnci
pay TO the country banks, which are just now source
raE PREMIUM orrxRxp FOR CURRENCY
cuts or all shipments Of u TO small places ana IN order
TO ret the silver considerable amount banks and
individuals situated would be compelled to do with
currency at all during the TRANSMISSION. Under
these chromosomes they are oa 'v'esa na 90
the silver This condition oil affairs gives
small towns choice between, s .s dearsn Of
II mav BIO said that this IL only temporary state
OF things but will probably last for months unless
TON il more rapidly effected. Thousands engaged
IN gathering currency, both to sell TO the brokers
the treasures fof SILVER ana the country
will IL is more than likely, be drained OF small
change before the coin will have taken its place.
In addition this the novelty OF handling and carry
inr the new silver will not OF for smo and
IL Is estimated that at least twenty per cent OF
what has already been paid out TO applicants At the
suTreasury held In the shape OF pocket peces The
average man, on receiving In change the balance duo
less than dollar In silver will, instead OF
paying u out again on the next occasion,
present another bill In order to secure q
lutte Of tho coin. The bill before Congress
making tho new silver legal tender to the amount
OF S25 In any one payment is curious arrangement
from the TACT that the old silver which IL OF greater
value, has never been legal tender in OF more
than - IN any one payment Rumors OF largo ship.
mens OF silver 70 California aud foreign ports
in circulation, but there Is little foundation Tor them
Years ago, when the United States were green enough
to coin pure article the silver rapidly found It's way
TO foreign shores and the crucbe and In this
country was Hooded with foreign silver Of a very in
fcrior quality The trick Of aloying IL known
here now, and silver will more likely
main at home Shipments will in all probability be
made 10 California on speculation, but not any cx
tent small brokers may turn fcw pennies BY dcal-
Ing u out In change tor odd dollar In gold nut the
idea that Caornians going TO rush with thor gold
com 70 exchange for poor SILVER 10 not likely - b
realsxed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03
Rumors of Fresh Hosti|ities Between
Trunk Railroad Lines.
GOLD STEADY AT ll2 rs.
Government and Railroad Bonds Firm-ln-
yestment Shares Steady
Money on Call Loans Supplied at
Three Per Cent.
WALL SrREKr.

WALL STREET, I
TUESDAY May 2-6P.M(
II Is fine thing no doubt, figure "Quecn OF the
Nav, especially IL Her Majesty be defended against
the weather by wraps and galoches II Is sad thing
70 have to retro private life when the ete
knowing that the ceremony has como and gone like
dream Central and Hudson celebrated May day yester
day at tho stock Exchange, the rogning princess Of
the occasion It has gone back into retirement to-day
Shorn Of all its attractions
It's fluctuations feeble this morning as they
were forcible yesterday, and the crowd that watched
the dealings found meta attractive elsewhere
il apparent that there be Of
mon eat inrentus" the part OF vanderbs brokers
sc-day happened yesterday, for they were on the
spot bctmcs with thor bid Of liz for the stock and
held Il TO The end
The whole list which, without leader, Is as incapa
BILE OF harmony an orchestra without conductor,
fell into most discorant state when yesterdays ia
vorite reapsed into lis accustomed dulness, and the
old apathy and torpor covered the market like pail
So for most OF the day the market can be described
rs duh and steady, with tendency toward better
prices
Western Union crawled up from o. to e4a, Lake
Shore from 531s 81 and Michigan Central from 494
to 5os these being opening and highest prices
spcctively OF the day.
Later on, however 1t began to be whispered that the
reduction OF passenger rates long threatened would
certainly be announced to- morrow and on this rumor
The whole railway share list commenced to give way,
with the result OF carrying Lake Shore down TO 52
Michigan Central to So and OF depressing the other out
lying roads in a corresponding degree.
In addition the reports from tho West that the great
trunk entering into extensive contracts for
she moving grain to tho seaboard during the coming
fall under the present low schedule Of prices had
depressing effect since 1t was looked upon qua
ranlee the railroad necessarily continue
until next winter There nothing observable in
Western Union. effort to place 90 day options
on short account supposed to be for Mr. Could and
decline Of per cent from highest figures at the end
Coal stocks, If anything nrmer than yesterday,
under limited transactions, and, in word, the whole
days business may DO dismissed as featurelcss
THE aAlxs TO-DAY.
Tho transactions ut the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
grcgated l45 700 shares which distributed among
active stocks, follows-New York Central and Hud-
son. 7l05; Eric II 100; Lake Shore 9,s0o Cleveland
and Pittsburg, 100; Northwestern. 1900; do pre-
erred, 500; Rock Island. 1,7oO Pacific Mail 1880;
,st Paul. 5000; do preferred 100; Ohios, $3.50;
Western Union, 1850; UHion Pacific, $50; Michigan
Central, s6o9; Union Mining Company, 5000; Della
ware, Lackawanna and wossevn Ooo
OPENING, nI6nxsr AND LownsT PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest and
vn~-. nj fl,,da vs- II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03

French and sss for Pswdsrsd in sb .aa sss 70, DO
% e: Z. s.sss ss. s.: s city
s e Is sa; C,. saFsnnds pitch ": as'ssa 8
a:eeA nav sssp s'- ". ass.ss IA .ss 10
:s. q % y 7. s At .s s. e. 'ss
9giet q $sc gold Cor y. q. and SOC. sod for nnxas
Ss ds ss. ss .. ssd % Il ss ss ;ss
a 4. s a. Va. % 4 % : ss
e: Hsiss :, s T. Gambler Va: n.% :. ee s s'd
ssss,'Ps % quality ssn.,:a roo. ives urn casms e
aaossd :. s ss %sS. al for
~. dun !. Ordinary
'sS sn,s = .o Su i 49,
sosD.Cont white quoted a. lsc and harseilies pure
:. scsss g. ss. .ns ' sl,s ier eoss. aiains
sss,vs = q "a s,as vitris was STEADY ~. sc.
msnc and ssssav ss s. rs. bulk. and IS B.. /
dss. Ds. X. = in lair ss%:as
SID !: d2s :~ !. ~ .ss $50 s.
ss ssss iss; x. ss
Va: quiet SIC o s s.a as VIA:
i Bic Sic small Gusalina quoted SIC large
ses1s co1ano
bone: ..y 1:s ss seat s ws s
s si % $ % for Ss~iSsadI.aa and q .. sosss
and nsmy held At isc lie Ginger was arm =.
81 9ulsi.:lssS va: saes.a s.. CSC:
.s' sa's c sns ssa esns S
heabans and 81 p icr Arsenic was u lair demand
TOR d. ss ~s as ma
fassa. &c o~ s''~p s ss g SO ss sssra
Prime Dutch aao.d a and suvrna vas nrn :.
M h W; ssss assd
ess sasa as, demand and m % s
msuorsm was auiss ~ 2oc. 22c. Orris roos WAS
steady 81 50 iss xnsossu1a Xihsa root was
i nr" r nsa ssm arabic '' w ss suo.s ss' and or
o' os ana a, s sa second 40 s.s. osss
quiet souiis quiet iic Lavender nowsrs
ana loo ios srnsa iSSnsn was steady At s C. 7o ior
S 81, .SS y ~ - p a was
90 40 Ioi sxpo.. s,s SIC, gold Nsxissn. isc iss
sa'ss :. lSe lsc SanDoss was quoted =. SO
AssaiaMaa was sseaas ~. . iae. i7c Carbon
We're ssa.s We quote: Oh bsrssmo. - 20; oil
81 I'll nss ~ &c. o o,
ton y ~ Oh :somsia 5as sSc oil lavender 7oc
ssrx.ssn OH sasssis.. ~ inclusive ssas oil
psanyrOyal. -, all currency; oil q Oay, So 80
ash &C tors kegs @ nate
Ssaasy to brands s'.s
~ iles AR s soda s"' III ro sSc' Sssps
D~isn. Go in ksss se eurrsn rene ''SN ''A'
So os ssses s sU S. :p r Quoted " Csc
FisH.-There fair demand tJoovre ~ sales
6p quntals at s. s. -: old Georges aud 0rRuk Unuk
we're selling slowly 200 eusssls Grand Bane - e
at $40 box herring suld to the cxtrNr ~ n xzk>O
boxes, scaled, at Die Barreiied herrins wet< G s.
scarce and dull. We quote :-George's cod %1W
= 49, Grand Bank do. - so IS; new Gcctse'A " "a
SIS SD. BOX herring. No l, l5c.; scaled d. &c;
bnsreed do, Portland. - 70 81 Labrador. s. so :
IS as
FLOUR AND GRAiS-Recepts Flour. {, ~. bbs wheat,
bushels $50 bbls $50 oats
$500 bushels corn. 1890 do rye rs do. barley
7cU do The flour market renamed quiet. but prices
unchanged shipping extras rolu fair extent from
- >, ~ The saies were loup bbs including state,
Western and southern, the annexed quotations Rye
Hour solo the 3OJ bbs Cora was quiet
IL IA xnd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 187e-TRPLE SHEET

d. s 4 81 3D. sss. a. e "
sia ' July = and al SIS b 81
city s'ss s. s :ssss .re w ws:. s choice
h s vt a.. !. s y ,y
Sales were 200 sisrcs consicens price
10 prime. nssss. Iou ai G soG ssod
pa prime ns nS s 20 sy9a bond @sd
srsAsrss.Rsssipts. 81 bbs The market was dun ana
Rss .= End. :
ssss ''Sens F'. 1:a.ins M good DO
T,s CUB srsssSry i.r NO % shse; 8 s DO Ss
nSl..,s laa. ana So.s Porto ~, E, ss
sssss. = as IS 3 ' :s:sa.ss s. s. n 4 sss
s ssssnis oa .o e. J DSs-Scssss
The ms,. sesss. = a but "a se and
Ills aaiss but aasasnssd We -B.nea 2as s;
ass,s.iy s7f so; coke: % 8 .ss Isl
hhds Kentucky ise 10, q , sssdssf
1875 on Drssts terms; s6 eases crop 1873.
private 700 bales Havana At prices ranging
WnlskEr -Recoipts-soo bbls whskey and 50 DO sleo
wooL-rhers wa. continued fair demand fine woods
sa psss sa' aus
spring DO q sae. aooo lbs heavy DO AZ iss 500
spring clip do. new 2Jo and lSuO lbs tall cup Cali-
forns and 500 los. extra pulled private terms.
FREICHTs.train for charter room
the hrm and the
latter somewhat advanced owing to scant supply avail
aDe for prompt shipments Petroleum WAS dull and
poo bushels At ID ior corn
It'd for wheat l2u packages provisions the basis Of
S Tor bacon and 5os cheese and small lot OF lard in
racks o5s and by sail 10000 bushels grain i'd eye
the latter for $50 oil Ss 3D. 100 hnds
taIlow 22s 3D. 10 Lopdon, per steam, 10000 bushels
grain. 3d. tor and sgd for wheat and by SAIL 5000
pusnss grain, I'D standara some hour reported At q
To Glasgow steam. 900 bushels grain ~ I'D 3D.
To Bristol per steam rs bbls sugar - 5us 70 Rossr.
DAM steam 5000 bushels grain ut ID 400 terces
lard on private terms, quoted nominaily A. s2s Cd s5s
The charters embraced Austrian bark hence Cork Tor
orders, will, 5000 quarters grain a. ds, 80 lay days an
Austrian bark ,rreD. hence tor same voyage,
with 1901 quarters do. Js. 105ad; Ital-
iau bark, hence 60 Irect port in Bristol Chan
mel. with OuO quarters do. 5s Id and EiU gratuity
British ship Lord Canning l4b5 TONS laid the for
Liverpool taking the grain reported above at is 65sd.
British ship tons. laid Tor Bristol. grain as
chief cargo private Norwegian (now
ST. Thmas) Cork for ORDERS With quarters
gram u.s. Norwegian bark hence for voy age
with 1900 quarters ~ both long lay days. British
brig Phlade phis Oporto quarters grain
vt Iolsc husnsl; British bark, thence Cork
orders, with 5Ouu quarters grain at 5s 3D. Norwegian
bark thence Cork tor orders with 1900 do
s. Usd American bark, hence to tho Mediterranean
with II. no cases refined petroleum At 23c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03
The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations
ut three o'clock this day.

MEMORANDA.
The May interest on the bonds Of the Gold and Stock
Telegraph Company being paid at the company's
Office
The Globe Fire Insurance Company, OF Chicago, has
suspended obedicncsto Instructions from tho State
Auditor, who found IT too much impaired to write
policies. IL Will assign TO a company, the Fire.
mems, of that city.
The reported cutting OF rates to the West by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad IL denied At the Offices of
the company.
Messrs Jewett Scott recently recommended to
Vanderbilt an agreement with the Grand Trunk OF
Canada rates. but the latter declined make any
agreement
The New York and New Haven Railroad Company,
which last annual report showed gain for the
year all expenses including interest, &c, of
ST. 700 600 yesterday reduced the wages OF all It's en-
ployes 10 per cent
The coinage at the San Francisco Mint In April
s., $50 600, including 81, $50, 900 double eagles.
The Banking and Currency Committee this morning
agreed to report lavoraby joint resolution author
zng the Secretary of the Treasury exchange silver
for legal tender notes 10 the extent Of $40 0O0
This is another victory for the bonanza kings on the
Pacific coast, who seem to be running the government
10 make q market for their silver
Tho earnings OF the st. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Railway Company for tho fourth week In
April $780, $5s 235 for the fourth week April
1875 SAG 1913; increase, s11,512 Total earnings from
January 1876 TO May1 81 o3s 6s5 06; from January
l. 1876. May l, ss7Osl5 III increase first quarter,
1876 $751;, 500 "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03

New ORLxASs, May 2. 1875
o. sat- 2 low Ss. md r
yoa exports TO Grea. Britain cas-; to France, 36l5
CHARLESTON. May q 1874
?ss' s. & Ne. rev 1sss %se asb
SAVANNAH, May ?, 1870
Cotton steady; mddng, I2c; middling. lie: good
ordinary 3% Net receipts 469 bales coaswse,
GALVESTON May 2. 1875.
Cotton DILL midang IL. low , mddns Is good
Britain ss Sales sc
wILxrScrox, y. g.. May ., 1875
Spirits OF urpentine quiet ~ Sc Rosn quiet 81 so
foi strained. Tar quiet at u 30
SH Michigan
S AZ es s.s Il 81 Cor 5.
ICED steady .Ssss: :S'p;s%. ss %iaalInss SO
York to No" York; lumber = to the Hudson" - 2 New
1865 oss., 1000 ds barley: go DO sSipasS,s.
iooo DO: Flour quiet and steady Wheat unsettled
s % sso aSis
quality oa,s-None here Rys-Noas here Barley inac
nssd a. M shwns. nomnay 10 3s city
feaT da yhs.. dun and lower; while W.S.:s
smssT Miehirsn 81 y; July, 81 2ss No red winter
Il l S ed q de- sns : = sssa da
hi sr.S. a S"@s z. & soi low go So
June s4c Michigan SPOT and Nay, sis rcestea, soasc
Recepts-loOOO bbls- -four 300 bushels wheat. 600
do. shipments-9u bbls Hour $500, bushels
wheat. T., 600 do corn, 500 do. oats.
CHICAGO May 2. 1876.
Flour dull Wheat unsettled active, but weak and
lowor; NO. 2 Chicago spring Me spot and May;
os,se s asssc- June; 81 OBJ July; No chissgo
but weak and lower: No st HE spot; !a;sc
Ss sss 'Gs ': barley sss
&c spot; Gle &c May. Pork active. weak,
lower and closed firm at SO 20 spot SO
$40 As $40 81 July. has sold $40 - june. Lard
unsettled, active, but weak and lower; 81 20 spot;
sis Az, si2 SO July Bulk meats dun and lover shout
Whiskey Arm at 81 on. Recepts-Fiour. 1900 bbls
wheat, bushels; 15SOtU do oats 67UuO
rye 5000 barley. $500 do Shipments-F 120Oo
bills; wheat i5O066 bushels; corn. $4,000 do oats
81 900 do rye 1900 do. barley 800 do At the after,
call Of the Bcardwheat higher osc. May. ss5sc.
u 99c. June. Corn ic. higher Oats lower; Soc 3unc
May. 3OHc June. Pork lowers $40 371a June, goo 62S
July Lard weak and lower; i2t4c June. ST. 35 July
EUROPEAN MARKET
LONDON PRODUCE MARKKr-LoSpoS. May 2-Evening-
Sperm oil. EOS f94 per tun nseed oil us ID I'd