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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

BUT DEALERS HERE STATE THAT THERE WILL BE NO
DECREASE OF PRICES HERE BRFoR. APRIL
The reduction IN the prices OF coal for March an
nounced by the Reading Coal Company ID q matter
Of considerable interest In this city, because .he
supply OF coal comes mainly from that source.
The coal dealers. however, that . STAR reporter
talked with this morning thought that this reduc-
uon would have no immediate eject upon the re-
tall prices IN this CITY For this reason" SAID one
dealer. 1.-THE coal that Is used most largely here
Is the kind known to the trade as stove coal The
reduction in the price OF that kind OF coal Is an
nounced by the Reading Company ID only ten
cents per ton. That Is not enough 70 warrant
reduction In our present prices. because great
deal OF the coal now on hand was purchased at the
advanced prices Yet coal has Teen no higher here
than II was In previous years. and the pront OF
the dealers has been little or nothing. IL Ii safe
TO say that we have not been carrying on pront-
able business this winter. OF cOurss those who
laid In large stock before the strike were able TO
sell at the prices ruling this Market and yet have
some profit Then We were obliged 70 buy the hieh-
get rid OF this latter supply and get IN the coal at
the lower rates we viii be able TO reduce prices
but don't expect that there win be any reduction
before the middle o. April"
Reading company has reduced It's prices at the
mines for the furnace a1es OF anthracite 20 ex26
per ton. The company announces the following
~ It's prices for March tor anthracite for ship
Rizabethport From Port Richmond: Hard
white ash lump and steamboat. e4.25; broken,
a; egg, o. Is; stove, eA06, chestnut $40, tree
burning white ash 6r0ken, eao6; egg, -; stove
white ssn lump and sfsamooat, SA56; broken.
sA25; egg, $40: stove, ASS; chestnut. eA.06;
free- -6urning white ash BROKEN AIS; egg, tA25;
stow, Ass; CHESTNUT SA66. For Lykens valisy
liked at $50 lot broken, s6.2S ioe egg, o6.26 ior
Sove and o. 20 eor chestnut While prices mn
Ellza6eIhp0rt are Is cents pef ton higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
FIFTEEN BODIES RECOvERED.
The Full Extent OF the Vallejo Disaster
mot Vet kOOvWO.

NOS Het Known.
VALLEJO. CAL, Feb. 2e-The stimony before
the coroners Jury, last evening, regarding the
ferry-boat explosion, showed that while the Julia
was not q new boat she was regarded as safe
one. II was stated that the boiler gauge showed
los pounds before the exp.os1on The boat was
couldn't have occurred from her petroleum tank
or pipes, they were all found In good condition
BY divers yesterday. The number OF PASSENGERS
on the boat Is estimated all the way rom thirty 70
sixty. Fifteen bodies have been recovered The
hull Of the boat Will be Raised to-day, possible,
n1teiy learned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s174, $50; customs, sSS9,1IO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

INTEREST PAYxENT.-Treasurer Hyatt to-day
mailed TO- 454 checks In payment Of So 169 727 in
terest due March / on registered An per cent
bonds OF the loan OF 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
Ru,,ea Hva Dauk FasDure.

ApbuRx N. Y, Fen 2e-w. r. Reilly, shuo
manufacturer, whose works have been shut down
FOR some weeks past made general s..agnment
covered BY chattel mortgage. The assignment
was caused BY the failure Of the Fiut National
Rank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
SAYS SHE SERVED IN THE WAR.

Claim.
CHICAGO, Feb. GA dispatch from Elkhart, Ind,
says: Much interest Is centered at present IL Mrs
Hooker, q well-known lady here who has appeared
before the pension board and made formal claim
to a pension, based on the fact that she was an
enlisted soldier OF the late war; served three years
and was twice wounded At the breaking out OF
and his vile accompanied him 70 the front She
was enabled TO do this Dy clever piece OF strategy
A young man no bore some resemblance 70 her
was induced to submit himself TO the necessary
examination and when the opportunity presented
Itself the young woman, properly uniformed,
has lived here for several years and is taniliary
known As "Colonel" Hooker. The outcome OF her
claim Is looked forward TO with much curiosity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

O'Clock last night IRE was discovered In the c1gar
store on the corner OF Maine and % gtreecA IN Q
large three-story building, owned ana occupied by
Wolf Brother, the largest Wholesale ory goods
house In the southwest In an hour the nremen
had The dames under control and saved the ouil0s
ING. put the los 70 the building ana stock IL -
tof chie0y from water. VIII reach ooo,00Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
Austria Wants More S0laieFs.
nm Army TO BB PLACED on a Fo(HINo EQUAL 10 TIE
ARNIEa or YIANCI AND GERMANY.

PRsTH. Feh. 2o-The AuBtr0- Hungarian govern
ment iS arranging for q considerable increase Of
the army. The present military law, which ex.
pires In 1859, nxes the strength OF the army at
WaS adpted IN 1864 since which time there have
been only slight notifications OF II Austria-Hun-
gary is thus behind other powers In military
Strenath, but Intends 70 institute thorough and
extensivo reforms, BY which she wiz be placed on
an equal military footing with Germany and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
Ffrs in a IIlkneas Tovvn.

HooPnsfon, liz, Feb 20.-Flre at wellington, q
miieo north, yesterday, destroyed ten buiidingS-
the prsnc1p6l business hoo1o2 The los aGR.e-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
WV L Y ODLISA llONc.
THE LATE w. w. CoEcosAs

Aportrait and biographical sketch Of the late W.
". Corcoran. Banker and Philanthropst. appears in
the number Of HlRFEE's WEEKLY lust published.
This issue also contains q page of sketches of the
Presidents Visit to Florida "a Suggested Pro
losue 10 \ DramAtized Version Of She" by H. Rider
HAIsard. with Illustration views of the Tornado
In Illinois, seven cuts Of Prize Dogs from the
Bench Show At Madison Square Garden- portraits of
the late A. s. Barnes and Of the late Gsorze Henry
COrlissetce with editorials timely articles fiction
etc 10 cents per copy s4Oo per year. postage free
For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers. Pub
hshed by Harper Brothers. New York. 1t
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Gt MaAesDruake0meUs0 . Crime.
WISCONSIN, Law WHICH WENT TOO EAR DBcIARD
TNOPERATTvR.

MADISON, Wis, Feb. 29l-The WISCONSIN, creme
Court has declared imperative the Law enacted by
the last legislature, which permitted hAh1tuel
drum ards under certain circumstances 70 pe con-
fined In an asylum not 70 exceed two years, the
ground that it made penal onense out OF umplo
The case grew out OF the connne.
ment OF Courtlandt b. Larkin OF Milwaukee, In an
inebriate asylum. The court peremptonly ordon
his release
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

DISTRICT MILITIA OFFICERS COMMIssIoNRD.-The
President has signed the commissions Of the fol.
lowing Offlcers OF the District mlitfa Second Lieu
tenant VIM. F. Morrow, Capt. Andrew j. Robinson,
capt. Thos. b. Harrison, second Lieutenant Jacob
Z. Moore, and First Lieutenant Robert H. Wade.
CAPT. EUGENE GRIFFIN assistant to the Engineer
Commissioner, has been granted six months leave
from April 1st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

THE PENSACOLA left Norfolk for New York this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Feb. GA question OF private inter-
national law OF great importance TO American
and English shippers was decided by Justice
Chitty's high court yesterday. citizen OF Massa-
chusetts named Monroe claimed damages for the
loss Of cattle shipped from Boston TO Liverpool by
the Missouri steamship Co. The company in
sisted on the stipulation exculpating them from
liability In OF the negligence OF the master or
crew. BY the law OF England such exemption Is
Wand but by the law OF Massachusetts s is believed
to be valid. Justice Chitty dismissed the claim,
holding the stipulation valid; nrst, because con-
tracts are governed by the law OF the nag;
secondly, because It appeared that the parties
contracted with q view TO the law OF England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

Twelve Signal Service stations 60 be
Discontinued.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR DEFICIENCY IN THE AP-
PRECIPITATION NEcEssIrArEs SUCH A COURSE.

PkoPKIArIoN NEcEssrrArEs SUCH A COURSE.
Gen. Greely to-day sent oacial notice to the on
GERS in charge of twelve OF the Signal Service sta
tons that on the first day OF April they will vacate
the buildings they then occupy and discontinue
the work at such stations. They are as follows:
Eastport, Me-; New Haven Conn; Rochester n.
T.; Erie, Pa; Pensacola, Fla; Sandusky, Ohio;
Escanaba, Mich; Keokuk, Iowa: Mackinaw CITY,
Mich; Dubuque, Iowa; Lamar, Mo-, and Lexing-
ton, KY.
This action is necessitated oy the failure OF the
appropriation bill to provide for the renting OF the
buildings. The deficiency amounts to s., OOO
Mhen TINS fact was discovered the general imme-
9istey HS;eSy "a appointed @ committee 70 Determine
with the least loss or injury to the service. The
report OF the committee has been in his hands for
some Time out he has held the matter In aoey-
puildlngs VIII have Just thirty days notice.
WHAT GEN. GREELY SAYS.
Gen. Greedy said to STAR reporter this morning
that In the selection OF these twelve stations he
has endeavored to avoid any injury to the service
For example, New Haven is selected because on
tne east there Is station at New London IN q
Government building, so miles away, and on the
west there Is station at New York, distance Of
80 miles Thus the coast Will still be well protected
Rochester lies between Buffalo and OsweRo,
both OF which have stations Erie Is between
Cleveland and Toledo, and thus In the whole list
there is not station abandO med that Is absolutely
needful. AtMacktnaw, EScanaba, Erie Sandusky,
New Haven and Eastport he will establish display
stations which will need no money for renting.
AN APPROPRIATION ASKED FOR
He has communicated with the appropriations
committee OF the Senate, through the secretary
OF War, urging that the S.. % be inserted In the
cover the ground. In case the Senate inserts the
item and It passes the House. he said, work will be
resumed ia at some OF the statioHsmpr0oaoly halt Of
ample, which will not again be established.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29
kilograms to The Star.
STILL THE STRIKE GOES ON.
Chief Arthur Willing to Arbitrate.
A YOUTHFUL MURDERER's STORY
Topics of the Day in Great Britain.
TAKING THE GAG QUIETLY.
Now and Stringent Rules AdOptes
Readily by the lsOuse Of Com M Ons.

New and Stringent Rules AdOpteo
Readily by the House Of Commons.
Special cable dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON. Feb 29.-The members OF the house OF
commons who remember the acrimonious debate
on Gladstones resolutions dealing with obstruc-
ton, which have long since proved too guarded TO
have any real effect In shortening debate, must
have b ad difficulty In recognizing Their own as
sembly last night, such was the calm, business
like attitude OF both sizes. The state OF opinion
was pretty fairly Indicated by the fact that the
new rule making closure more readily available
by the government secured a majority OF nearly
two to one Some tory members expressed mis-
giving lest some day the rule would be used
against them, but with large number OF liberals
sincerely anxious TO see public business expedited
Sna Sin ,ne sh oGS OF the tory party 96edent 70 eee
when the draft OF he new rules was first diyulged
The least palatable clause is that giving power 10
the speaker TO order a member TO withdraw from
the precincts OF the house for the remainder OF the
sitting. On this the voting was much more nearly
equal, ana many abstained. Even Harrington
tried TO mitigate the severity OF the rule and Win
this object
VOTED AGAINST THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT
for the first time, but without success. The an
nouncement that the government intends submit
ting the army and navy, revenue, and post-once
estimates to a select committee 20 be considered Is
due In large measure 60 Churchilis attitude on
financial reform. The public is by no means salts
fed with the way the money Is spent, and Brad
lduRuS uecldTdtlOn last nlgnl ludl a lew years
ago pensoner was still receiving pension who
must, II entitled TO IL, have been one hundred and
thirty-six years OF age will not tend 10 reassure
them, particularly as the government Is evidently
not prepared 10 deny the allegation.
THE TORIES AND THE PUBLIcASs.
The provision for reducing the number OF liquor
licenses In the local government bill is likely. II
persevered with, to lead to a rupture between the
tories and their old friends the pubcans, every
bar throughout the country at present is a little
center OF active tory propaganda This Is a Sc
rous matter for the tory party urgent representa-
tons being made TO the government py Iheir own
side to reconsider the question.
A.PrOblem for American Ingenuity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Feb. 29-The Daily Ne,cs, comment
ing on the ire In the Union Square Theater, says:
To devise an absolutely indestructible theater Is
an enterprise well worthy OF American ingenuity,
and adds st might be done, and the land OF Eii-
son and Morse and Gatling ought TO do IT."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

INTERNAL REVENUE APPoINrMENTs.-The Secre-
taary OF the Treasury to-day appointed the follow
Ing storekeepers and gaugers: John r. Boyd at
Madison. n. c.; VIM. II. Leonard, at Cincinnati,
Oa1o; Jonas s. Kelley, at Saltville, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

Burlington Suburban Trains Ro1Utug
Regularly nj thicag"-No Negossn-
ttous Tor a >~ttlcmeut- Arthur " tittaG
60 Arbitrnte-The Position os thc
kaights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

TO AL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
10 pay cHaHLSs McCAfexETSr ~ Ghe amount seer
tanned by the secretary Of War be due him work
VI changes In contract aud SO forth hrty
Thousand three hundred and seventy dollars fifteen
said Nc ferry incurre by sub-contract or for labor
OF % % s Se 59r tpe BsG S SeGn ION, Q, the woc
and p4i ~ te cretasy OF War and the balance paid
in f1l salsiaction o: ali clam under said consct
The undersigned mas been designated to assist the
isrrI to the act Notice there ore given to all
ftes EASinE e.aius rei@iye TO the WORK to present
than at the earliest date practicable showing cery
the nature Of the clai panied by papers and
provision act l. important thar ali the csims
" ptcseitSd Siii niI n9rstion before Marcn 10th.
Oi.. oi Chsi oi Engineers. Z. 5 A.. Washiagton D. c.
J. B. wIMER 1913 sT.-REAL Es-
rasied ws .,rs, as
lance. J. b. wiMEk 1913 r 81 f2:5-6t
,xS JOHN MILTON. COOKE D. LUcxErT
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND
LIFE ASSOCIATION.
Potter Building. Park Row. New York
E. b. HARPER. President
The Most Successful Life Insurance Company in the
World.
Reserve Fund. e1.375.00ooo. Assets. e. ooO 600 co.
over s4.2ou.OOOO 90 Paid in Death Claims.
Furnishes Life Insura zee at Half the Usual Cost
Washington Office. 935 T st. NV
MILTON LUCKETT, Managers
Good Agents wanted. f2-lm
lSS c. s. PRICE 426 7TH ST. sw.. THE
Leading Druggist of south Wasbinston
Iure Drugs at Reasonable Rates. Prescriptions care
fully compounded f9-3m
GAS FIXTURES
PORCELAIN ORNAMENTS. BIsQUE FIGURES.
ROCHESTER, AND DUPLEX LAMPS.
Handsome Line Of Shades and Globes
D T. sHkDD BRO.
ns 432 9th st NV
FOB THE HAIR
Ayers Hair vgor Csc
EArry's TricophercuS <Oc
Brrnetts Cocaine 40c and 75c
Halls hair Reviewer .05c
Lyons hAhor1on 1yc
4
Sisters Hziz Cleaner. .4Oc
w.a THOMPSON. Pharmacist
3a1e-3m 703 18th st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-29

BGyININE- BUSH'S FLUID FOOD,
~ the most strengthening meat fool mad..
Can he hsi draught at Cris wells DruE store cor
llth aud stsnw headquarters for this preparation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrAr1rnrs OLE NEw.YonK DEALINGS.

The grain markets yesterday moved within narrow
limits and developed activity OF Importance. Thc &C.
and OF shlppcrs was only moderate $1,000 BUSHELS OF
wheat and 81 900 bushels Of being taken for export
Cash wheat was 1G2 cent lower and corn on the spot
suffered about the decline The wheat orion mar
ke generally tended upward Important influence being
reports that the Missouri state Board OF Agriculture
makes the condition wheat Ga agani y per cent month
ago The federal Government report Cue next SATURDAY
or Monday awaited with interest ana may give moro
definite direction speculation. Wheat closed STEADY
az nearly figures and up IL for June at 81 Is 80
for July % IL 80 for August at 90 1s Ia Tor Sep
tember st % -, and IS for December az 30 Ia
cents Corn options heavy and 12a34 cent lower
but late rally wiped most OF the losses June corn
closed unchanged g. and the other months were down
only 1sa1-4 follows: July 81 IL, August OIL 49,
September and October 62 Ia cents Oats we're without
important and ended Is cent easier for juno at
81 IL July 80 IL and unchanged for August lt
"a A and September at 39 IL cents Lard was neg
leced the spot Tut the options were marked up AL
points as IS S. July - 81 August Us 90
September 50 o., October IS %.
receipts Of grain and -four reported yestsriay 40
New-York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were as
follows Wheat IS, go bushels; 42,47s bushels
oats 60 740 bushels total gram, 15Os77 bushels -four
81 40 packages At Milwaukee and 81. Louis the
rivals Wheat 90 600 bushels 5jG,39i bushels
oats 34O35G bushels total grlin 3s7 bushels four
az 9G0 Larres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Francisco June g. 1888.
MORE RAILROAD REPORTS.

wednesday, June UP IN.
Six more railroads to-day reported their gross
earnings for the fourth week of May. All OF
to.day's reports show gains. The thirty-six
companies which now have reported give an ag-
gregate of 50, 779 6l7 for the month Of this year
against s3,364,56o for the week of 1854 gain
Of S4l5,O4s, or 1898 per cent
The Atchson, Topeka and Santa Fe Company
to-day reported its business for April That COM
pany suffers more than any other company from
the Burlington and Quincys policy to force
a lasting peace that is the way the Burlington
and Quincy management excuses its reckless
slaughter of its Stockholders. The Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe shows loss in gross earnings
for the month of S479007, but unlike the Burling-
ton and Quincy statement for the same month";
its operating expenses increased only s6s,7s9, or
about per cent, instead Of over 20 per cent.
The loss in net was s547,796 from April, 1884,
but it was only $4,000 less than in April 1886
Hardly was the ink dry which was used TO
announce to Wall Street that Washington Treas
ury officials express the opinion that the bulk OF
floating bonds have been secured by the Treasury,
and that until the demand for money increases
enough to induce sales the offerings will continue
SMALL before the announcement came that
S3,007,550 bonds were offered to-day. The offer
ings were above the Treasury figures, and it ac-
cepted only sa4.55O: SEA, 900 I-2s at 1o7 and
$3.50 As at 1917. But the offerings develop the
fact that there are yet large amounts OF bonds
seeking a market. The holders may as we'll rec
ognize the fact that at current figures there is 10
other mar ket than the Treasury, and that it pur-
poses TO have a say in the price which it pays
for what holders anxious TO sell.
The stock speculation to-day was dull and
gloomy. The total sales recorded at the Stock
Exchange and they were not all real aggregated
only 1O2,3T7 shares: The opening was made az
figures lower than last evenings closing prices,
but the prices of the first half-hour generally
were the lowest of the day. After the first rush
TO mark low prices mot to SELL was over there was
a hardening Of values all over the market.
But dulness and apathy were so prominent
that the dealings possessed little significance.
What is significant is that with all the speculative
machinery, including in and out of town agencies
at work with fne-tooth combs searching for dam
aging points, the market without assistance from
any bull" clique, presents firm confidence that
prcsages no good to the long line Of shorts" in
the active stocks In many respects the specu-
ative situation parallels that of Ss4; dulness is
supreme, and it is the fashion to sell what you do
not own.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were dull and steady at
unchanged quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
COTTON MARKErs-EY TELEGRAPH

LrvRRPoOI JuHe Ga pm.-Cotton The sales The day
incluord 300 bales American. Futures easy;
Up auds Low iilng clause snr devegT5 226l buyers
lime ana July delivery ~ Gl buyers July August
deVery 2Jg4d sellers August September delivery
g2G4 yeilers september October dcvsry. l3B4d
callers. October ana November dsiVeiT 5S04L BUYERS;
November and December delivery t;. ssue December
ana Jaazarv delivery. 6Gid. sellers september delivery
23.64d. sellers
GALVESTON June G. Cott1n-oaiet Mrdlnr. 97la;
Ios Kidding, 9. Good Ordinary. S2 oct and gross
receipts 81 bales Stock 5.4sl bales.
NORFOLK June q - Cotton 90 Steady. Aiddling. 9's
NOT and gross receipts $40
bales SALES 29i bales: STOCK IA, SOo bGlo.
sAyAxNAn June e-Cotton-ouiet aud steady. Mh.dinr.
7.I6 Low MIadInE . l-l6: GOod Ordinary. oi6. ues
and srass receipts bales exports coasIwlss 1873 bales
sales III balss; sock. -. G54 bales.
NEW.OmEANs June 6-COit0n - Quiet Midllng o. {
Ia, Middltng, 1916; SoBd OrlinaIF ZIG; and
gross receipts bales 10 tina Continent 1000
bales exports UJJ4 bales sales $50 bales
stock, lUs, LS3 TALES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MAgKErs

LIVERPOOL June $3.50 m-Beef- o ders offer freely.
Pork n oldsrs moderately Hans oers freely.
oner freely cheo-eH olders oaer freely
Amerean nnssr White aud Celored dull as; Taii0w
Holders oaer moderately prime City steady .Ss OIL
snrits o, Turpenne Holders Ofer freely Holders
ear freely. Lardspot and inturesolders Offer sparngy
,,r,roe We,tern spot Juy aad August, Sd
W@at Uolders snsr freely Four-Iuidufs offer freely.
corn~spoI Holders offer freely futnres-hOders Orrr
Gle Mt1od Western spot dnI ~ DID dull
az a.. ga.d steady at IS lOsdi August sdy Al
"a load Hops a. London Stockholders oher
LONDON June Ca p m.-Pr0duce-Linseed csks-s9 per
ton ror Western Refined petroleu-6 5lC0 lllDd per
gallon. ,,,,,- =. -. 49,, -. - -. so
p1mTwrRp June 6-wiIeoxs lard closed o. francs 80
euntlKles per LOO kilos