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To: Goldberry who wrote (1844)	11/9/2001 8:22:49 PM
From: Peter W. Panchyshyn	Respond to of 11633

Peter would you please refer me to the post where you have provided the initial 20 year price for any individual O & G trust and also the total income paid by that trust over the 20 years. You have referred on a number of occasions to the fact that you have provided 20 year data but I could not find this info in your posts ----------- Like all here who post info, it is through links to sites and locations where the information can be obtained. You can recheck my post # 1108 where I said """"""So that you can be absolutely and 100% sure the data in question is authentic. I think the best is for me to tell you exactly where you can get it. I don't want to be accused of making up numbers."""""""""------------------------- My library does not have the FP info you have referred to and PGF.un site doesn't go back that far ----------- Recheck the PGF.UN site. Click on INVESTOR INFORMATION Then click on DISTRIBUTIONS Then click on HISTORICAL DISTRIBUTIONS When you do a popup will say open pgfhistorical.pdf Do that. Look to the column CUMULATIVE DISTRIBUTIONS The last entry reads $20.9513. ---------------------------------- ---------- If a HICK library like the UNIVERSITY OF REGINA has the FP DataGroup info I mention ,then most of the others will. Should be close to the Standard and Poors Info in the Reference Department. I am sure if you ask nicely a librarian will help you