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There would be better prices on sleen fur, of course, in Laura itself. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 3, Sentence #74)

Rim, Thurnock and I continued to make our ways through the crowds at the waterfront. We passed great piles of rough goods, which, later, would be loaded on barges, for transport upriver to Laura, tools, metals, woolens. We passed, too, through goods which had been brought downriver from Laura, and would pass through Lydius, bales of sleen fur, and bundles of panther hides and tabuk pelts. There would be better prices on sleen fur, of course, in Laura itself. Too, from Laura, much in evidence, were great barrels of salt, stacks of lumber, and sleds of stones, on wooden runners, from the quarries to her east. We also saw cages filled with blond village girls, taken on raids to the north, they, too, in their cages brought on barges downriver from Laura. They would not be sold in Lydius, but, the cages emptied, would be taken by sea, chained in the holds of slave ships, to southern markets. - (Hunters of Gor)