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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1890-12-19
The best place In town to buy
your Groceries is ut w. s. Ellison's.

". L. MccuTcHEN, C. C.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
THE FuSslNG OF WOMEN.
Many Wives Sink Beneath the Burden or
 Daily Common nlAccs.


 Men generally laugh at what they term 'fussing" on the part of women, or. in other woods. any mention before them or discussion of hau&ahait dutles. And yet all is to be perfection, partlcu- iarly the ''cuiSin@;" the 'Jullcnne soup is to he worthy of French cafe, the "cotclcttcs a la soubise" irreproachable. It is true that they retain thcirpriyllege as Englishmcn-of grumbling; but that is. as a rule. all the help they are willing to give a woman in domestic matters. Till people have done thing them selves they always undcrratc the labor that it requires to do it efficiently. "it looks so easy. it can not take so long is said as often by men ana women as oy children. The next time that Lady Clara We're de We're goes to Ascot, It might add to her experience of lie II she were on one occasion to pack her own hoXes She would, perhaps, by means of that experience better under stand the look given her by her mald tol indignant modification when she de- ridcs at the last moment to change her travelling dress for one Chat is reposlng at the bottom of her trunk. The law ot the Modes and Persians will not suit an English household-a system that works well for few months is not necessarily good for all time. A change of household often involves to the woman as much trouble and annoyance as change ot Ministry to a country. Nor must IL De believed that because household IS numerous and woman has many srrV- ants under her command She can. to auote the vulgar phrase, be gulte ladv," loll on sofa all day, and read novel.
 '.Too many cooks spoil the broth, and often, with their discussions, re- criminations and quarrcls much more time is lost and wasted by the cooks than was required for the actual making of the soup. John Stuart Mill, in bis .Suicction of Women" speaks of the many and various duties of a woman, and compares her life ito an interrupted sentence" Many women sink beneath the frctting burden of daily common places and trivial duties Lord Lytton, in one of his novels, writes; 'Iiow many Hampdens and Miltons are killed by the atmOSpnefe ol d ufd"lhS iooil' How many more Brontes and George Eliots" are destroyed by the load of con yentional life! Nobody looks on a woman's time as sacred. Who ever heard of a woman's study in any country house? A man may be the most bucolic of mortals, or only happy in the com pany of his dogs and gamekeepcr. yet pour+acv con fprS unon his private apart mont the epithet of study" and his leisure is always considered sacred. In suficioncy is no longer considered a mark of ladylike refinement Even Princesscs in these days would not be considered musicians if they could not play better than the Princess of Hans Andersen's story. The knowledge of what is really good in art or music nc longer belongs to a coterie.- Nineteenth Century.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE
 BETWEEN Memphis and the Southeast,

The Palace Car Line of the South-thc Kansas City. Memphis X Birmingham R. R, now has two through passenger trains daily between Memphis and Birmingham, making close and sure connections with the trains of all connecting lines. Night trains have through sleeping ears bewcen Atlanta and Memphis tin connection with the Ga. Pa. R. R.), the shortest route quickest time and the only line running through ears be- tween those cities. Day trains have Palace Reclining Chair Car, (scats free to holders of first -class through tickcts) through between Birmingham and kan,as City This K many miles the shortest and by fur the best equip ped Passcpg,r Line between points in the EaAt md Southrast and Memphis, and all points in Arkansas, TeAas and the West and Northwest. Everything ncw and hrstecllss. Through tickets via this line on sale at all through ticket offices.
 For any desired information, for large map and time table folder, address,
 |. E. LOCKWOOD, II. D. ELLln, c, F. and T. Agt.
 Gen Agt, B35 Main s., kansas City.
 Memphis. Tenn.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19

tinct variety, it modestly puts forth DO such pretensions itself, and the honor has been clearly thrust upon 1t. But all white plumaged geese come under the de- nomination of Embden, except the Irish, which are not so designated. They are however, smaller than the true Elm bden, but Tn no other respect differ from them, and therefore arc not distinct variety. Of course white geese have one decided advantage over the gray, namely-thelr feathers are of much more value. As this is an important point their breed- ing should be encouraged even though they do not attain the same size as the Toulouse. The question of size could soon be rcmedicd by careful breeding, but tho geese required for the early markets can be best supplied by birds Of this variety, as they grow more rapidly.
 There can be no doubt, however, that for the later markets in this country tho Toulouse will be able to hold it's own. for size is then of great impor- tance. do not know that this is wise or well-regulatcd demand, for the largest have seldom the finest flavor, and nat ure seems to hold a balance in all things. for when she gives excess of size she seldom gives with it the same Quality, and q well-fed Embden is a iuicy and tender fowl, with tho highest of quality. Specimens of this breed do not often attain more than nineteen or twenty pounds, but at times heavier birds have been found. At one time the weights of all the waterfoW were taken at the Birmingham show, and though many of the birds were undoubtedly grossly crammcd bccaISo of the influ- ence the scales had in determining the prizes, for which reason the system was given up, yet there are many interest ing features about the plan, and rec ord could be kept from year to year of the weights attained. It is to be noted, however thatone of the highest weights ever recorded at this show was for a pair of Embdcns, namely ffty-seven pounds the pair, which Was the weight of the first prize pen at tho Birming' ham show of 1S76.-Country Gentle man.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
FARM AND GARDEN.
EMBDEN GEESE.
They Are Fine Birds and Formidable
 Rivals of the Toulouse Breed.

Whey Are ftDe Ilrus anu IoThif""oAs
 Rivals of the Toulouse Breed.
 Although the gray or Toulouse goose may be regarded as the more popular and, probably on account of it's size, the most profitable, it has formidable rival in the white or Embden variety, which is very fine in quality, but doea not attain to the same size. This does not always appear to have been tha case, for old Moubray says: The white appears to be the largest If not tho heaviest, of it's kind, and, some may even add the prettiest, too, though that must clearly be judged as a matter o' taste only"
 The same writer goes on to say that the Embden takes it's name from tho Hanoverian town whence it was, many years since, imported and whence, as also from some parts of Prussia and Hol. land, we still continue to draw supplies. It differs in no respect from the common English goose, having precisely the same form and shape, the same pure white plumage, the same rich red bi Il, legs, feet and webs; indeed, although 1t has been dignihed by the title of dis
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
FIG. 9. a.-mrEovED WHEEL SHE'D

never used a sled with them ou has no idea how much easier they make it run.
 One like that shown in Fig, ? runs even easier than the other. The wheels are smaller, but in line with the run ncrs, and travel in the same track, and then there is no axle stretching across between the runners. The wheels are oak, two inches thick, same as tho run ners, and they may be tired with heavy scrap-iron if desired. The fore ends of the runners arc shod with iron or nick. ory. Such a sled may be used for draw ing ir coru-fodder, hauling masure on the garden. carrying harrows, blows. etc, about, and other n:hIilat work.- American Acriculturist
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
FIG. l.-wuEEL SLED.

that is, the plank of which the runners is made is fourteen inches wide. 1t diff fers from ordinary sleds only in having two wheols attached, as shown fin the engraving. These wheels are made of oak and turn upon an iron axle which passes through both runners An axle made of hard, tough wood would do as we'll. The wheels drop" two inches be- low the runners. and person who has
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
PRESCOTT, ARK, August 12 Isso.


 28th, nearly two months working R. bed My health bad lSa ean May 2tl.
 
 cF induced this had s.e in more than did Aug. l2th lSSl ". BILLSGgY Glnrlys manHv Prescott rfromh had t takcc IRo Germt sl L.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
WHAT AN ALLIANCE MAN SAYS:

and fomr bnhled the skill nbv
 He had dhao osp4km f
 He found using Dr. Kings Royal says I him. Bro Ashty address connty Texas,
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
LIVESTOCK NOTES.

A SHORT cold rain may do long dam age 10 the unshcltered young stock.
 A wELr-FED calf in autumn, having full flesh, is worth two others of the same age poorly fed and of stunted growth, from which recovery is next to impossible.
 AN excited horse is like an excited child. We have seen a child scolded and 'ja wed" until it could not compre- hend what was wanted of it.-Horse and Stahe.
 IN purchasing and bringing on to the farm new and fresh breeding stock il will be found good plan to know how they have been fed, as sudden change of food, especially at this time, may often prove quito injurious
 TIE curry-comb is never more useful than in winter. It is q pretty useful thing any time. It should be used care fully, however at all times. The man who uses a sharp curry-comb as he would spade in digging had better not use one at all.
 IN drying off a COW be sure that shs does dry off, and that milk does not con dense into hard mass in the udder tt obstruct and inAame it and play the mis chief when the COW next comes in milk More trouble with the uddcr comes from neglect in drying off the COW than from any other source.
 TIE hog will thrive better if kep, clean and given plenty Of water. Slop- food does not afford a sufficient supply of water Milk will not answer as water The watcr-trough should be kept filled with clean water at all times. Many hogs fail to thrive owing to the fact that they are given plenty of slop and no pure water,
 FARMERS should know that burnt corn is said to be a surc cure for hog cholera. It was first discovered through the burning of corn belonging to a distil- lery at Peoria. It was thrown to the hogs and readily eaten by them. Be- fore that timo a number had been dying each day with cholera but the disease Immediately disappeared. This remedy is very simple and can easily be tried.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
Notice

ls hereby given that the undef.ignrd. r' m an' sa ministrator Of the estate nf Ino. F. Si'ei'i ue- ceased. intends to apply tn the Comlnl,,s;o" ',oa. CT of the Gcneral Land Office at Wasnns ton. D. C., for repayment of the purn1Sss .Ss money paid by said Jno. k smell, LOT u, NWl SWf See. II, Tp. F, SR 23 w. u"''' Washington, cash entry No. l503i.
 ED HOOD, .,
 Aamrt Hst, Jpo. E Shell ieS .es @ S~
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
STkNLEYS NEW BOOK.

a,Oo0 good active agents wanted ht once, ri'n'' sex, to introduce this great work. Here Is no. for you. Any one can sell the book, as !n. Trll world Is interested, The book will contai. s,ss & account of all of Sianey's Explorations m ns M ,s and especially of his Latest Expedition for ts lief of Emiu Bey. About 600 pages and h..s. w ly new illustrations, maps, ete Compete o, ,n ,r ing outfit with all instructions wi he il'ai'" ,., ctipt of "a cents, Do no delay in writing, orn, n, o;ilRt ehj got territory at once The only gen" inc new SiahisS iid,k o,.t ,dqress
 HOLLOWAY NPrBiiSiiNh1l,o,
 SlO Olive St. Sf. Lou's' ">
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
FEMALE TROUBLES RELIEVED--PlLES CURED
Rev, w. B. Martin, of Cleburne, says: REX. b. F. HAGGARD. Dallns. TeXas,

Rev w. Martin, of llurne REV l, e. RID,  oft If to the public that n cured of D1spa and Bleeding Piles olsalo entire from head foot almost from the day of his ht and spite lhomthc the Gernetuer he sound and we'll with the exception of three small ast trouble Te she ha well apparently Dr. Kings Royal done this tisa oend for afflicted Truly Your
 W. B. MARrx
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
For sale by Hinton Drug Company
DE Axx 20. ARK. octoher oo 1900

 mofnem months during which e had good medical aid Gneeu. relieved her and think has 
 children psntt take Ny little girl always glad J.E HARRIS We bought the exclusive right the sale num- Der counties and will make liberal good Pike Polk Scott Montgomery Lafayette Miller Little Hampstead counties. Apply
 R. l.. HINTON DRUG CO.,. Prescott, Ark
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
A SLED WITH WHEELS.

Useful Implement to Have About the Place.
 One of the most useful implements
 that can be brought upon farm or mar
 ket garden is small sled. The one
 shown in Fsy. l is six feet long, three
 feet wide and fourteen inches deep
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
Market Gardening.

Peter Henderson says that the busi- ness of market gardening, though healthful and fairy profitable, is ex. ceedingly lahorious, from which any ons not accustomed Co manual labor would quickly shirk Tho labor i. not what might bo called heavy, but the hours are long mot less than all average of ten hours day for both summes and winter. No man should engage in 1t after passing middle life neither is it fitted for mon ot feeble constitution, for 1t is emphatiealiy business in which one has to rough it. and if it is to be prosecuted successfully the owner must put his shoul1.: O the wheel at least ss strongly aS ] toughest smploye.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
HENCE ITS BIG SALE
Read the Evidence-Testimonials.

think tell the else when ud bogus certificate we Will pay you Tor your trouble claims to honesty we present. e" o' c many
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
Southwest Arkansas Abstract
 C0MPA NY Now Ready for Buslness.

We have Nevada county completed to date and our work mp about thirtyhyc years from the or ganilatilu of llempstead county. Abstracts of Title furnished on shpl p0iicp, and wc guarantee every one having none tn our employ but pA scrt Abstraetnrs.
 We realso ready for making Abstracts In Little River county.
 For Abstracts, terms, etc, in Hampstead coun. ty, call on or address Mir. \. T. Hawkins, ai Wash mgton. Ara. For Little River county, E. A. Free man, Ricmaond, Ark.
 R. L. POWERS. Manager,
 presrott Arkansas References sam Gtbsor, u,rcu,t tttk, Rubt W JuGes, County Clerk, and H. it. Williams of W ashmgtou; J \, Meadows, Riel elmomd, Ak
Nevada County picayune., 1890-02-19
We Also keep full Stock of Pure Drugs, Leading Patent Medicines, Family Gro- ceriaS n0haccOs md MOtinnS

Bibles and Society, Methodist Hymn Book, and will turns that is sold by the Publishing House at Nashville. Tenn.
 Call and stock and prices. HINTON DRG Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

S0lf-Liyerpool, from store, $l.&
ground alum from store, per sack, o0c.' "a
Si.OO. Market unchanged.
rs-Granulafcd. o cOnieciioners
g-l6c.; soft a. &C.. 90 e &C.; 80. ], Oc.'
no. >. 57sc; 40. 3, 5'sci extra 40. 4, ol-e
| One-cighth lower.
Teas-Black. - TO 50c.; Joiong, - g.
SOC. sunp0wder, 30 to o)c.
Coffee ne-cighth cent higher; 1910, 10
10 dc: Laguayra, 1919 % 2Olzc.; Java. p
10 DC. Receipts very small. as We'll a-
available supply in Rio BE-. lOWer.i
Buckefs-paintod. TIVE hoops, SLID
three hoops. 81 80. stronger advances.
I0liOU-ic.
Lard-Pure, ne; pressed, BIC.
NOl0Sses-EXira, hOgshead. l5 10 loc.'
barrels IL 20 l6c.; genuine golden slful
per gallon. 27 20 32c.; New Orleans prime
/ TO choice, 50 TO SOC.
Soap-Washing, 81 to &C.; per pound
Country Produce.
Reported by spatley & Overbey, Commits
sion Merchants. 1905 Cary street,
dDoleS-Choice. $3.50 20 $500; prime
a. 90 Ia S8.25: poor % GOOD. $3.50 t0 $500.
B0c0u-Nirginia hams. choice old. l0c
per pound: new hams. small. 10 TO he; new
hams. large. III % l2c.; sides, - 10 De-.
shoulders, 20 Sc.
Be0ns-Choice navy. Sl75 20 $500.
Buck EVe Pe0S.-sl.l) o. SOU.
BecSg0g-20 10 bic. per pound.
Broom COru-3 % Sc.
BuckiOheat-3c. 10 SIC.
ButteT-Nirginia creamery, ~ 20 &c.
family packed Virginia., II 20 1870; choice
yellow, store packed tNirginia), 10 TO l.c.
store packed, mixed color and sweet Is q
l5c.; store packed, common 10 fair, . 20 lOc
CdbbdQe-Per 100. 50 TO s..
EggS-ln crates liresh), - 10 l5e.; III
boxes and barrels. II TO PFC.
Lire POuif1t-ilens, - 10 2sc.; mixed
coops. - % BE. Chickens. spring. large
II 10 25c.; small, l0to re. Ducks, 70 to oOc
Turkeys, 10 Zoe. per pound.
Dressed POuifrV-Iurkeys, il % l6c
Ducks. 10 10 13c. Chickens 9 90 lie.
Dried Fruit Peaches, peeled, 10 ! c..
unpeeled. halves, % Be-. Apples, sliced, Z
I 10 3l5c.: quarters. pa to Be. Cherries. pit
ted. 7 10 Sc. Blackberres, 20 4c. WhOl
tleberries. 7 20 Sc.
Lard-PrIme country, ~ to Sc. PEI
0nions-Per barrel, $3.50 to $500.
Ordnges-S2.25 $3.50.
LemOns-S2.5O 10 $3.50.
Peanuts-Fancy stock per pound, . tooc'l
medium, 10 &c.
per pound, 80 20 3jc.
Pofafoes-Per bushel, sd 10 7c.; pei
barrel, $500 10 S2.25.
Secds-Cloyer, per pound, "a 10 &C.
rtmo NV, per bushel. 81 Lao TO Sl.j0; Orchard
grass. j to 00c. Herds grass, 40 TO oOc.
German millet, u 30 yuc.
Su,aac-Per 100 pounds, Toe. 20 81.
VOoI-Tub-washed 80 10 32c. per poun
anwashed. BE. per pound.
Compressed, 100 pounds, - u
4Oc.; loose, pressed. large bales, ~ 70 4oc.
Feathers-P Prime live goose, 40 TO 42c. pei
pound; mixed, - TO DC.
-Partridses, 10 10 l2c.; rabbits
10 10 ljc.; pheasants, y TO 35c.; Nenison
l4c.
F1dIseed-Per bushel, 81 10 Sl.lO.
H0gs-Dressed, , 10 5lzc.
HideS-Dry flints. light weights. To &c
per pound; heavy weights. 5i4c. per pound
dry sailed, 511c.; (weu saltei, Slsc.i green
&C.
Flour and Meal.
FlOur-Richm0nd patent roller famil.
$3.50 10 81; fancy family, -; family
$3.50 10 $4.75 choice extra. $500 10 S5.'o
extra, S3.25 10 $3.50; fine, $3.50 to -.
Medl--City. per bushel. 55c.; country DOC
Hav. Oats and straw.
Rdy-No. ! Timothy, per Ton, sl5.0V
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
COTTON REPOR1


Mes-rs. Baldwin IS Farnum telegraph
Thomas Branch s. Co.. as follows.
CHICAGO. March 2f-Whcat opened mp "a
naii cent this morning for Nav and June,
while July was freely sold down a quarter.
Later, tine market began 10 steady. and
showed plainly that the shorts were not in
May, but in June and July. and these two
options have been the strongest all day.
Tine very fact That wheat started mp this
morning ON crop damage reports should
have been bail arguments for the LONG
options and not for the near ones. while the
crowd Interpreted the other way. therefore
got Whipsawed- May. we believe. viii sell
at discount under June. and possibly under
July, and 10 certainly will June. There is
n0 corner in May, and will not bee one. Cash
trade fair. and buyers should not buy DO
purely ON manipulation. but more on its
merits. The long options are the ones 10
own and not the near ones. Nav closes
dull, while July and June close strong.
Liverpool dun and I'd. higher. Exports
light: $1,000 bushels wheat and 1900 pack
ages flour. Corn has been dull and weak
ali day; speculation dead. We look for
some lower prices: possibly will have 90
wait until farmers get tO work, and then
there Will De the same reports that we have
have had in wheat. We say buy on weak
places. Liverpool steady; demand for near
7 positions unchanged oats dull and fea-
tueioss. Provisions opened easy this morn
ing, but closed strong. Hutch bought July
Lard and ribs. the former covering shorts at
the same time ne talks bullish, while Ar
mOur 81 Go. are pronounced bulls. 2c. on
ribs and Be-. ON lard. speculation is gaining
every day n provisions aud they will prob
ably sell higher. The market is controlled
hl the same clique as last year, and nobody
seems 20 take any prominent position in IL,
closing strong. twenty-five thousand hogs
tomorrow. Curb 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, VA. Mar. 2i.-No sales Of
tobaccos ON the loose breaks. and no offer.
ings OF tobacco at anciion on Change today.
irlNato sales reported 10 the secretary
today; Wrappers. II hogshoads. hllors. Z
hogsheads; dark tobacc0s. - hopshoad..
Total. Z hOgshcads.
once ,oi the tobacco Inspector reports
today; Inspections. bright. ~ hoe-hcads:
dalk,2l hogshcads: Western. 6 hogsheads.
heinspectons, bright, : hogshcads; dark. II
hogsheads.
Farmers. Wilson's, Allcehany. odd Do
minion, ShockOc. Crenshaw's. nayCnport's.
centre, Myers Soabr0ok's and Shelbume's
warehouses report 20 hogsheads and there, s
delivered to-day.
Office Of the collector Of the United
states internal revenue reports collections
for the city Of Richmond TODAY as follows
Tax paid, cigars and cigarettes. S22i.7O;
tax paid, tobacc0s, $4,000. Total,
Sf.90i.50
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange TO-
day. J.. B. Watkins, Chesterfield; Mrs.
Charles Scldon. Miss Louise Allen. Miss
Mayo, Richmond. Va; Blank lietb, hamp-
chatka.
Our Mr.. Charles Watkins len this after
noon for Baltimore, expecting 90 be absent
several days.
The Richmond tobacco market opened
fairly active. especially i'm dark tobaccOs.
sales moderate, deliveries fair. inspections
light. G.. Mel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25

SlLo0; 40. .. SD 10 $3.50; mixed, 20 81
Virginia clover. 80 20 Sll.
O0fs-Baled. Sll 90 SD.
Shucks-Baled, % tO 0Oc.
Mil Feed.
shipstun, per ton, Sl4.
BroWnstun. per ton. $3.50.
Bran, per ton. $500 90 $3.50.
Cement. Lime, Plaster, Etc.
Cemenf-Uni0n. per barrel, Sl.3j; R0sen
dale, Sl.3j 20 Sl.i1; James River, Sl.2j L
$l.30.
Lime -Rockland, per barrel, Sl.1s 4
sll5; Anchor, Si.Oj; Riverton, SlO5; ST
Virginia lines. 9jc. 90 81.
Pi0stcr-Lump, 81; ground, $500 10 81
Calcined plaster. Si.6j tO Sll5.
Iron. Steel Nails, Etc.
Tr0n-Amerlca refined. Old Dominion
bar. per pound for standard sizes, l-lOc.
English and American sheet. 81 10 5j4c.
Swedes hammered, 4 90 &C.; hoop, 10 4Hc
NoHs-Old Dominion, standard size
s2.2j; steel, S23j.
W ker horse-shoes. 81; mules, s..
Lumber. Slaves, Etc.
Lltmber-White oak. per 1000, so 10 SIS
yellow pine. framing timber, 50 % $40 pei
1000; boards. s. % SO; poplar, West Viz
ginia, 80. /, $50; No. ., SO; 40. 8, SIG
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
lBy Ieiegraphl

BALTIMORE, MD, Mar. a. Cotton quiet
midding ll5sc Flour fairly active and
firm. bat unchanged. Wheat southern
firm; Fultl. sO0 Soc; Longbeuy. slWolc."
so. .. sliac. steamer, NO. ., SOL 0slc.
Western dull ; 80. winter, red, spot and
March. si0s NC. COm-S0uthern fairll
active and steady; white 36W3Sc.; yellow
3lW3lc. Western steady mixed spot and
March. 3j0HHc. oats fairly active anl
firm: Southern and Pennsylvania, 81 &C..
Western. white. 29W3Oi8c.; do. mixed, ga
2,iIc.; graded so. white. 3O03Oi5. Rye
nominal prime 90 choice. j50j7c proyis
ions firm and unchanged. Petroleum
steady refined. 7l4c. Coffee quiet rio
carg0es, fair. 2W4W2Olc. Sugar steady
A soft, g J-lGc. Copper, refined, steady at
l27se 13l4c. Whisky firm at SlO9@S1.10.