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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13
Ihe MIssssIppI RIyer schemea.

~" avn NNNa
The Special Committee Of Congress.
men appointed 10 examine the work
Of the Mississippi River Commission
vii meet IN Cairo, ILL.,. on Thursday
or Friday Of this week. They have
after much difficulty secured a steam
boat for a sum within the 5000 an.
propriated by Congress for their entire
expenses. Besides the families Of the
committeeman and a few spe-
cially invited guests, no one il
10 be allowed on the boat,
except its officers. Special efforts
will be made by the friends Of the two
systems 70 secure the appreciation Of
the committee. The jetty system men
haYe made elaborate preparations to
capture the committee, especially at
New Orleans, while the outlet system
men have prepared a mass Of figures
documents al designed TO show thst
the iettY system will cast Sl0a,00 ,00C
before y Is finished. They also claim
that the jetty system covers up a
scheme to reclaim private lands ia
States through which the Mississippi.
flows. Whatever the report Of II,
committee shall be, il will load 10 !
prolonged fight 10 Congress.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13
t~lOn-rosIdeai NOGeo.

No. lsss-In the Chancery Court of SbsIbv
county, Tenn.-The state of Tennessee for
itsown use, etc., Va. B. Rocco 1t al.
7 appearing from the eherirs return in
i this cause that the DESCENDANTS. Rosanna
Mcdonald Bandy, n Coffee and RebScca W
White ara not to be found In his county, Il Is
therefore ordered thstthey make their appear
ance herein, At the courthouse Of Shelby
county, in Memphis Tennessee, en- or
before the frst Monday in D~ecsmbsr' 1889.
and plead, answer or demur to Complainant
hill and petition of Taxing Dis.
tnct Of shelby county, or tho same will
be TAKEN for confessed as to them and
get Tor hearing e. parte. and that a copy OF
this order be published once n week for four,
successive weeks in the Public Ledger.
This 9th day Of November. 1882.
A~c0py-Attest:
RI BLACK, Clerk am. Ms,tor
By J N Bradley, D c.. Il M. w
" N Smith, Q W Heiske,i, y II HeiskeII
and B Gil son, soils. for comp aiHant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13
Valuable md conYenient.

BROWNS BRoNoHIAL TRooHEs are wide
ly known as an admirable remedy foY
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Coughs and other
troubles Of the Throat and Lungs. They
contain no hurtful ingredients, but may
at all times be used with safety. Sold
only in boxes. Prices 5 cents
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13

No. i5sl-In the Chancerv con,, !,
Vouhly, lenn.-Tho State OF Tennossee ~.
y own pse, etc, vs. Vim Hirhtowsr aqr
t,hsPpenring, from the sheriff. returp \;
tower 'ui' IS"ie thai the defendant, VIM Hisb-
ipuae 10 this County Il Is therefor o,ds,syg
eat tnsy make their appearancs hoseiS' N
w coustn0uae.ofk Shelby oounty, m MsIsit.
honnetsee' en- or before tAs frst Mosdsv 4,
MIR noe, w snd plsga 'Ssvsr Or de-
Of the Iaxikr District hfBheibr sonr p.euen
sds w be taken for confessed "A a thssS
y " lor nearing OK pArte; and tkat I'm
= ,nis order he published once 4 veal 'yPy
Tb,ss 1ihro @ weeks, In the Pubic I,dasr.
A os am .na eh day Of November 1872.
nv =, j. BLACK, C.6M
W., ". ITadley D. O. AN ~
w mn d II Heiskell, Q " Ueisk,n
''s-on' soFr' for compl't. bTcSe o ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13

The PUBLIC LEDGER book bindery
ID Madison street, is in the same build
ing as the newspaper and job printing
establishment; is owned BY the same
proprietor; embraces all machines and
material used in a FIRST. class book
bindery, and is conducted by compe,
tent workmen, capable Of executing
work in as GOOD and substantial a
style as can be done anywhere. I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13

The play in which Mrs. Langtry
appears in New York is thus sketched;
1T is the story of a man Of birth
and rank, who falls in love with a
girl Of beautiful character, but lowIy
s%tation-a blacksmith's daughter.
Marrying her. he transfers her to tie
fashionable life ofan English Baronet,
where she finds her simple. straight.
forward, homely ways a matter of ridi
Gale TO her associates and Of shame 10
her husbane. A designing woman
further estranges the husband and
wife by Eer coquelry and intrigue.
They two-the husband and the in.
triguer-go of for a year to a German
watering place, he is for his health,
she for the furtherance of her own
plans.
This, by the way, ia the weakest
point in the play in matter Of inyen .
ton, for nothing is more improba
Bile than that an English Baronet,
being advised that his lungs were
weak, should 90 off at an hours notice
TO Ems, under plea Of pressing bust
ness, without a word Of explanation
for his wife, to be absent from her fol
a year, and yet not two days journey
away. Scarcely less improbable il
the concluding act, in which WI
find the neglected wife train.
ing herself in all the ways o.
fashionable society, and finally goinl
down boldly to the little German
Duchy and setting up a Irritation will
The Grand Duke before her husband
eyes. Astonished and Disguised Al
finding all her naiyete, simplicity anc
beauty Of character changed for IN,
affectaiions and articles Of fashion
able life, tho husband longs for Ii,
wife Of his early love, and, at last, dis
covering that she has been playing
part, he turns back 70 he's affections
icageg the Intriguing rival discom
hted."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13

VIZ Sc that or old ifiend Judge
Simmons. editor Of the Henderson
(KY) Exporter, has row been re.
qsesisd By an accomplished composer
70 write an opera, which the latter vii
set to music and bring out. It seem
the Judges genius is being r~ec0gniret
and We wish him every success.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13


DUBLlO notice is hereby given, that nv viz
l tue Of an execution, 10 me 2iracts5yy VIZ
the Hon. Circuit Ceart OF SHELBY sonnt1
tennessee, in the ease Of j " RodeeSS W.
y Keel, judgment rendered on 40 15tI
day, Of april, 1882, for the sum of one hnn-
Ntea aollare ana cents. with intarest ana
sosts OF suit, to satisfy said Judgment. etc /
Tuesday, the 2'st day Of November 1879
n legal hours, IN front Of tho courtbonso ~
the Taxing Distr ct II Shelby county Tam
proceed To- sell TO the highest bidder for oasR'
zoe following described property, to-wit.
lhe undivided 1-5) One hith intOrest az de-
tendaAtJ W Keel in lot No. 5, black 29. en-
the sogthgest corner Of Main and Vance ~ :.
~ the Taxing bi'triet, f rmerly city Of Nom
phls, Of Sneioy county, State Of Tennessee,
iionttng ~ ieet On Main street and no feet
Alec the undivided as ons-shh interest,"
N country lot No. 54, fronting on the wSst
Tenn. n's'
Also the undivided CO. one. snh interest >,
sald d~oiendantJ W Keel in and to the foil
iRs qNsorihet properly situated Ia ooY ~
helby, state OF Tonnesspo, aad noy ss,y Of
Warl{ Described ne lolloy', to-wi'; Beins in,,s
J IL. N, ll6, III, ia. nv, ~ "a IN ~ ny,
s., q, 81 6S. 60, 70, "a ~ /, - ~ ~ snd lots
SEQ. VI memphis, Iennos-
disyled IN rs tho property Of assona..,
and cOs,. ' '"'u judgment, interest
Memphis, 18th day Of October. 1882.
p n ATIiv
Sheriff o fshelby COUNT In
BY .. N. MAsoS,. d. s. ~ seethnn'
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
AUTHORIZATIONS

RIVAL lLLLMANAlOuS
THE introduction Of the yet unde-
veIoeed electric light system in New
York and Brooklyn cities has had no
depreciating effect upon the value Of
gas stocks during the past year. On
the contrary they have really appre-
ciated in the open market, for out Of
fifteen companies quoted, ell but three
show a considerable advance in value
aud all have paid good dividends on
their current value. while upon their
full value the earnings have been
from 3 to 10 per cent. Compared with
the former quotations the citizens
gas company is now worth from $40 to
Sl7 more than il was a year ago. The
shares are sos and $40 each, and their
erisinal value was $40. The Man
haitian company's shares origi-
nally $50, are worth s2l5 to
1920 each aud have advanced
s. within the year. The Central
Company, originally $50, is worth SO
to SIS. aud has advanced $l3 to $l5
during the year. The Metropolitan,
originally 500, is worth $l75 to $50,
and has advanced so to S25. The
Peoples. originally $40, is worth $9 to
SAC and has advanced $40 within the
year. The Metropolitan, of Brooklyn,
SO to So per share, an advance of u
to $40 during the year. The Mutual
is Sl03I to sos, an advance Of $S
during the year. The Harlem, origi-
nalIy $50 per share, is S97 and 800 on
the market and 81 to s. higher than a
year ago. The Jersey City Company
shares, originally $50 each, are now
sl55 to $3.50, and s. above last year.
The New York is Sill to sll3, and
q to 50 advance. The Municipal,
originally 500, is $3.50 to 1888, and is
about the same as last year. The
Fulton is quoted at $40 to $50, an
advance Of 81 to 81. The three COM
psnies showing a decline are the Mas
sau, Of Brooklyn, originally $25 per
share now worth $52 to $50, and$8 toslO
lower than a year ago; the Williams
burg. originally $50, now worth $50 to
957 and $40 to $l2 lower; and the
Brooklyn, originally $25, now worth
slO8 to $l12, and SIT to $l8 love-
than last year. The companies 10
Gated in the vicinity Of the electric
system do not appear to have depre
dated, and from the estimation il
which the stocks are held it does no
seem as ifthe gas system will be hkel,
to 20 into a decline very soon. Th
capital Of the above mentioned com
panles aggregates P~04,z1O,lVV' III thl
connection it may be We to allude t
the fact that several months ago tn
parliament Of Great Britain passel
an act providing for the introduction
Of the electric light, but the act i
so carefully framed that no mOnopo
lies like the gas and water companie
have enjoyed can well be organizes
under it Companies cannot be licenses
for a longer term than seven years
after which they must go through al
Of the original details Of getting
new license or charter to continu
business and the electricity must b
supplied to any citizen desiring to rs
it, under rules to be prescribed b
local authorities, while consumer
are to b. at liberty to use any style @
form Of lamp, the same as they nOT
use any kind Of a gas burner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13

There will now be a great rafting Of
aristocratic drybones in Boston.
General Butler has been elected
Governor Of Massachusetts, by a plu.
rality, estimated at 5000. Outside Of
MASSACHUSETTS, this will be regarded ae
a huge Joke, but within the State tho
news will be received with feelings
bordering upon CONSERVATION. The
last Democratic Governor was Mr..
CASTOR in 1874 The worst that could
be said Of him was that be vas q
Democrat but his social staining
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13
= OAH11.

To all who are suffering from The errors and
indiseletions Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, | will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE 0l
CHARGE. This great remedy Wasd discovered
BY a missionary in South America. Send Z
LSNAN. Station D, New York City.
Eow vfv5qd
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13

II move, said a delegate in a Vir-
GINA convention, that our chairman
take a dose Of DIR, Bulls Cough SJr.
up, he is so hoarse that | cannot
understand him. That gentleman
had nc doubt tried this wonderful
medicine.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13

Wax EAToS, Democratic candidate
for Congress IN the Sixth district 10
Mississippi, at first thought to be de-
feated. Is now believed to be elected
BIZ a majority Of about 800.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13
Friday, Depemher l, Iss2.

IN legal hours, In mont Of the courthouse. In
the Taxing District Of Shelby county, Tonn,,
proceed TO sell. to the highest bidder, for
cash, tho following described properly, TO-
Lying in the State Of Tennessee and coupty
ire Town Of Fishervils, ard bounded al III
loss: nor,h Wy Land If J. r. Granborrg, ca
By W ID. Rideout estate Ssid property con.
t1ining one acre, more or less, ard is d vided
into two lots and storehous ,situ tod on such
Levied on as the propertS OF the defendant,
~. a. Willi1ms,t 10 satisfy said Judgment. In
terest aud costs.
Memphis, 10th dayof N9-emser. 1852
Pr AThf,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13
IM~on-RaaIdanf MnfInn.


No. 4563-In the Ohancery Conrt NJ sb.lh,
county, Tenn. The s.ate offennessee. 10,
LIS own use, eko., Va. r II Vance Ell al.
appeafing from the Sherih-s return In
y thls cause, that The defendants, j., j.
maender, W. l. BRYANT, Irug &C.. n a s.. A
Etcheyarne are not 70 be found In mi,
county, II. is therefore order q that they
make then .aprvaranco hereto, at IN
Qgyftnopse or She by couhty, IN Mem
pals IL n ,on or before tho irst Monday IN
December, Ito2, and plead, ansvsr or demni
70 compl inant hill, snd petition 81 Ta1inf
iistripi az 40 by county, or tns zane viii
~ taken Tor conlessed Us to them and get 10,
pearlng tx psrlo and that acopy oisiis ordel
weeks IN The PabliQ Ledger
A copy-Attesti
o.tvky BLACK, Clerk and Ma les.
w MSmi,h, En- Heiskeil, @ " U,isl.iI
w hifltss 9. Pts or 90 plt. a. afSd5s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13
DANDEUFF
Is Removed by the use Of Cocoon.
Ine,

And it stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Burnett's Blayoring Extracts are
the best.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13
Sherlf's Sale Of ReaI Estate.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that BY
l. virtue Of two % yeniitl9ni exponai 10
Shelby county, Tennessee, in tho case OF State
Of Tennessee VS.. r. l. Dover, J. 5. Hooker
and N. A. Williams. Judgment rendered on
the 28th day Of June, 1882, for the aggregate
sum Of forty five hundred dollars, with inter.
est and cost, Of suit, 10 satify said judg-
ment, etc., | will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-11-13
@@CEaGTs
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this acid and 90 removes the disorder. II lie
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A Common Sense Remedy.
.aECyIica !

Five years established ard never
knOwa 60 fail in n single case. aeute
or chronic. Refer 70 all prominent
phyAlefaus and rFpgRfsA for the
standing of salicyIica.
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SherIFs Sale OF Real Estate.

81 40
The daily gazette., 1882-06-19

For a splendid Balbriggan
Hose at 25 cents, go to w.
M. Kennard & Co.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-19
TIE TRoueLE IN EGYPT.

Three Hundred and Forty BOdIes-What
Caused the Uprising Gunboats Going to
Alexandria.
Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette.1
LONDON, June 17-The Standards CORE
spondent at Alexandria telegraphs that up
to last evening, the total number of corpses
found of Europeans killed in last Sundays
riot, was $40. Eye witnesses state that
Europeans who took refuge In the police
stations were murdered by Gendarmes. The
correspondent declares that the rising was
organized by the project of police. A dis
patch from Alexandria to Reuters Tele-
gram Company, says that many Europeans
are arriving from the interior.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 17.-The Journal
de 50. Ietersbarg states that Russia is pre-
pairing to send men-of-war to Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, June 17.-Raghib Pacha
has consented to undertake the formation OF
a ministry.
PORTSMOUTH, June 17.-The light
draught gunboats Dee and Don have been
ordered to Immediately join the squadron ol
Admiral Seymour at Alexandria.
LONDON, June 1.-THE central news
states that the Government, with the
approval Of France and Turkey, has deter.
mined to protect the Suez Canal with British
troops. Transports have accordingly beer
ordered to be ready for the embarkation o
troops,
The daily gazette., 1882-06-19
1.-THE SUNDAY STAR. y
ADVERTISE IN
1.-THE SUNDAY STAR" !"

'At1.ft
-rHE-
The daily gazette., 1882-06-19
REPaINrEp FRoM sArvROAk.
rHE LAnoR sTRIFR.

Freight Handlers March over New York
and Create Many strikes-The sitaatAon
at Cleveland To-day.
IAssociated Press dispatch to the Gazette.
NEW YoRK, June 1.-THE strike Of the
freight handlers inaugurated ON MONDAY
assumed large proportions to-day. Inc
strikers assembled at st. Johns Park depot
and went in body and persuaded the men
employed by the Baltimore q Ohio railroad
TO leave off work.
They then visited the Star Union Line
where they also promised TO quit work and
ioin the strikers. The latter started down
town to visit other places but were dispersed
by the police Later they visited several
other piers and were successful in inducing
men to give up work in many instances.
The strikers on the whole were orderly.
They demand an increase Of from IL cents
to 20 cents per hour.
The boilermakers' strike continues without
any new features. 1t is said that several
large contracts which Roach had have been
| taken out of his hands, by reason OF his fail-
| ing to do the work, and given TO other shope
where the men are at work at the increased
| rates.
| CLEVELAND, ONO, June 17.-More men
went to work at the Cleveland rolling mills
| to-day than at any time since the LOCKOUT
began, between 200 and l 300 In all
President Chisholm says he has all the mer
he can employ at present,
In two or three departments applications
for work have been refused, because all th'
places are filled. He further says he ex
poets no difficulty in procuring the non
union men the company needs; also tina
the other departments will be started a
soon as ready.
About one-fifth of the entire works ar
now in operation, the remainder beint
closed for repairs, alterations or lack of con
tracts. The quality of the work, Mr.
Chisholm says, is as good as ever turne'
out at the mills. No disturbances are re
ported to-day. The police and military ar
on guard as usual.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-19
RAILWAY MEN OFT NJ

Speculation as to What the v,.,,.
way Magnates Beyond ,ba ~ =, o
Means. ''o hiMla
Associated Press dispatch to ,,o ..
MILWAUKEE, June l7.--somo' a' ual'l' o''' !
manifested as to the occasion ont ~, eat' Y
ence OF so many Eastern railwsr w. 20
In the West. The recent % erteas,i Hll 3
Jay Gould through the West a'q bss
lowed by similar trip Of p Pro.ids.lS. ads NJ
Of the Baltimore Il Ohio railroaS ''SFl \
George B. Roberts of s, tba pa
railroad, and President Jewell nsaal ~ a
expected early next week 'saqe'i'
There Is much speculation A. II u
These trips are purely for ,os,..,il ~ W
whether the coincidence Of tbsi, is,,saol aaa
close together Is not due 70 t6s s1 ,." uUlnll|
plan of the managers of imppr,Tnaalnl NJ Talle :.
road circles. ''Aice IN
The daily gazette., 1882-06-19
Lovely May Day in New Orls.l

On Tuesday always Tqesday,l IN nN
lA4th Grand Monthly DlslrloalVIn n
Louisiana State Lottery occurred n N
q. 4. Beauregard of La, and Jaoal ~ a i
Virginia, had as usual the entire slasi 0uE 4
turning Of fortunes wheel spilled saoU,sl N. \
cnOusly $40, 400. Hereafter tle auas1 U1s1 4
button will be s265, 500, on an elllaiSs1 ,iaiSs Il
with tickets at s5-the relative ssla' .na Am
to the prizes being undisturDed Ihs sua aTt Tli
with capital prize Of VI, ,OO ", ,,sHst LIZ N IA
prize, $50. 600, was drawn BY llcSss ~, y W 4
held BY John Weger, the positiI0laass1s'v as1 Il,
MINI, The second capital, sW'yTT m
by No. 81, ,o38, held by Charles MA N lIsTI
Sixteenth street and Avenue ~ ~ \, n \
Texas. The third capital, ~ 49, S,iv"i,i
halves to ticket No. 1900, my IAN 1rVT' J
capital prizes of ", 500 each Wess a, dmTnr, I,a
81, ,T26 and No. 1882. The t,s RSAI Isu"srel' "
a scheme more than dou6ly laavi eas jaIy
place on Tuesday always Il, Laesua'Iy snHIy b
and for further information app'
Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-19
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FIRE IN A MINE.

Gas Ignites and Burns Many Miners in
Wilkesbarre, Pa.-A Terrible Experience
Under Ground.
tAssoclated Press dispatch to the Gazette.l
Wu.KEsBARRE, Pa, June 1.-THE gas
ignited In No. 4 lift in the Diamond mines OF
the Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
from shot fired by miner yesterday after
noon, and set fire to the brattice and timber.
This morning while cleaning up the rub
bish pocket Of gas which had formed in
one Of the cross headings exploded, blowing
down the brattice and burning four men.
About half an hour later another explo-
sion followed, burning four more miners.
At 10 O'Clock the men fighting the fire were
driven from the mine, but all returned
again in the afternoon with larger force.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-19
A Severe Western Storm.

IAssoclattd Press dispatch 10 the Gazette. I
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE most severe
storm that has visited this region for a very
long time passed over this city, between 12
and | o'clock this morning. The wind at
tanned velocity of 66 miles an hour and
did very great damage, but SO far as known
no injuries of magnitude occurred
Trees and fences were prostrated in all sec
tions of the city, shutters, signs, chimneys,
etc, were blown down and general havoc
among small things prevailed. Very heavy
rains accompanied the wind and the streets,
sewers and cellars in many parts OF the city
were Hooded
The daily gazette., 1882-06-19
HUNTING THE PUGILIsTs.

Weeden in Philadelphia and Mahoney
Hiding--The Campbell Walling Fight.
Associated Press dispatch to the Gazette
PHILLIPsBURG, Pa, June 17.-The au-
thorities of Columbiana county, Ohio, are
hunting for Weeden and Maloney, who en-
gagged in Thursdays prize fight. The for
mer left this city for Philadelphia yesterday
and the. latter is in hiding, but where
abouts is unknown.
The Campbell-Walling prize fight, an
nounced for the 26th inst, will probably bt
interferred with. The principals will bt
notified by the authorities that they cannot
remain in training in Allegheny county
What the pugilists will do about it remains
to be seen.
The daily gazette., 1882-06-19
nar hundrad
PhIladelphla Aaarkots.

PHILADELPHIA, June I7--Flour, dull and
lower to sell supertine, $30Oa3.75 extra, 80 7ba
A.t0 Pennsylvania family, $5.76ae.00.
Rye -four, $l.25a4.50.
Wheat, duh; Penna. red, $i.39al,40; do
amber, 81. .40al.4l.
Corn, dull and weaker to sell steamer S21fa
So yellow, "a mixed,ss 83asS5k No 8
mixed, SASSY.
Oats, dull, lower and unsettled; No. l white,
o.; No. do. 00a0l; No. 3 do. 90; No. 2
mixed, 90. F.
Rye, duh, Sc.
Provisions, fair jobbing demand.
Lard, steady.
Bntter, quiet but firmly held; creamery
extra 2oa27 do. good TO choice, 23a25.
Eggs, quiet Penna. 01Sa2l; Western, 10.
Cheese quiet and steady.
Petroleum, dull refined, ~.
Whisky, SLIT,