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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-24

Gallegos and Haxal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 CO.,
Among the sales were some 100 500 bbls Canadian,
at quotations Southern, common to good brands, were
lrmer, and extra and fancy do firm, without change Of
moment in quotations. The sales embraced about 500
white Canadian and Southern scarce and
Grmer. The market was well supplied with
dian, the prices for which were firmcr, without
change importance in prices The sales embraced about
600 600 bushels co.'s among Which s Were ed 1880 DO
with Canadian fair white At 81 90 81 90 and good DO
II and s. IS I r al white o
Corn-Themarket improved from 1ca2c per bushef The
sales embra about As 600 do including dstng lots,
nj 45c 46c sound mixed for Eastern Shipment at 53c.
54c and good to prime quality Southern yellow at 5Sc.
Soc Gle prime white Deveraux at 66c. Ryc-The
market was firm and holders demanded $780,. while there
wero buyers at S4c with sales reported early in
tn, day at S3c. Oats firm, with sales Of State
at 3ec SIC; and of Chicago at 37e. 37hic;
CorfEnThe sales embraced 900 mats Java ut Ia sc.
CoT1oN.-The market was inactive and prices not fully
established since the receipt Of the Aancs Sales
bales.
FnEcHrs. Rates were steady. To Liverpool about
ED a Id. and 1000 5000 bbls four at "a. 4lsd.,
with small lots at 2s 3D. Cotton ut 316d. to 732d.
asked To London from 200 to 900 bbls. flour were
engaged ut Is Cd. 2s. 103sd with wheat mt I'd.
a iOd To Glasgow 600 bushels wheat engaged at
3d. There alteration to notice in rates for Havre
or the Continent generally.
HAY was heavy and sales were confined TO 400 500
IRos was steady at s31 a $50, months.
1lME.-Smal sales were made at 80c for common and
81 1917 for lump
Moiissf was firm but sales limtcd
NAVAL SToRRs.The advance in freghts has tended 10
check the export demand for rosin which quiet ct
81 81 62s for common. Spirits at 81 &c. and
raw at 81 S7is So
Or--Iinsced was quiet and prices unchanged. Eng.
Itch and American, in hhds. and bbs., were selling
limited way, from store, a Sc Ssc. We have nochange
Of Importance to notice in the market for whale sperm
oils.
pRovrIoNs-The market was Armer, with sales OF 600
700 bbs mess at $40 2b a&1937H Prime at $l6 So
and prime mess at $1e IS. Beef-The market firm,
with sales Of about 800 bhs including country prime al
81 S. and do mess, at IS 80 So and repecked West
ern mess at s. IS S12 Prime mess quiet, at $15
sls Beef hams ranged from $13 SIC. Cut meats con
tinucd Hrm with sales OF 100 hhds. shoulders at Sc
! Hams were steady at 9Ac.
IArp was bcter-salse Of lao bbls. prime mn |.
at 1ls.c and SO do at Ze, with allowance Of 10 lbs
for tare Butter and hecee without change in quo
taiions.
| RlCr-The sales embraced about 4b0 casks at3sc
axe and part prime quality, for export, at 41sc.
SrcARs-The market less excited while prices 70
| NAMED steady. Tho sales were confined to about 500
eco hhds Cuba muscavado, within the range Of
| quotations with 81 bbls Porto Cabello, at &C. nnd
boxes white Havana at9xo
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Total ..slo, S25 a,s4s, 7e7 ss2s,s 500 7Oa

Total .,tIU5z5,5 DO 3g55, ly7 S,VS355 ,5UU 'BZ
Mcssrs Du Fay Co.'S last monthly circular, dated
Manchester, May 81, 1885, says
The uncertainty which has hitherto prevailed regarding
the maintenance of the comparative high prices Of the
material has also tended TO produce quiet state OF
things The Liverpool cotton market has been influenced
by reiterated partly confirmed reports of probable
large crop Of 900 bales morc the reluctance
the part Of consumers TO purchase under these ckcum
stances has affected still more Notwithstanding prices
have bat very slightly given way under this double pres
sure upon the market The remarks apply TO our
own market which, though undoubtedly fat with par
tally downward tendency has not declined much; and
general opinion prevails that no fuctuatons II
qucnce will regards the value of cotton yarns o.
GOODS This opinion is generally entertaneu that Is
very probable may prove correct r. on the land
the American cotton crop Is likely TO realize eve fythna
which could be desired by the the cor sumption
is on the other, very large It is estimated Nv many at
about bales per week Of oil kinds Of cotton in the
United Kingdom There are other circum tanccs likely TO
ncutraze in the effect III the large cotton
CROP namely, the almost certain ecatIon OF an easy
money Market and rather lower pieces for corn Hitherto
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Albany and Schenectady Railroad Company
EnIT0R NEW YORK HRpAIn

Can you inform the stockholders of the late Albany
and Schenectady Railroad Company why the final divi-
dend Of the assets Is long and, seems to them,
unjustly witheldf Strong suspicious are entertained
that these assets melting away in the payment Of
fear is that the dividend, If made will be exceeding
ly small The late President of the company, some
months previous to his DEATH stated to several of the
sookh oders that they would probably receive one and
half to two per cent closing its affairs Please
tighten US, you can, these points, wben if ever
we 10 receive our just dues, and greatly oblige,
THE STOCKHOLDERS.
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Supreme Court.

hgIOTe HOI Juugc Ihvle5.
JrSy 23.-John J. Seabury vs.. Mary T. Furong. GIN
junction order vacated.
Gideon C. Marchant vs. John b. Dodds-Order for
receiver granted.
Before Hon. Judge Clerke
Mathew Dargadcn VS.. John S. Demerest-Rcport Of
referee affirmed.
Geo. PettibOnc Hannah X. Wor-Motsen on finding
security for So 900. t.-H Nf o p
John Iafrgc Raphael Feix.-The defendant il bro
ther OF Madame Rachel The suit for rent and the
motion was TO strike out part OF the proceedings Motion
denied. Costs TO abide the event.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

r ].
AsHFs-Sales of 80 40 bbs. pots made at $40;
pearls were at ~
and under the influence Of the Aantcs prices
descriptions, especially Of the Medium and better
class Of Ohio brands at 10c 15c BARREL and in
Of particular lines to fill immediate orders,
high 20c advance realized The sales Of all kinds
footed up about IL. 600 II 600 bblS closing ah0
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE a. 1856

lutcd tn, broad pennant Of Commodore Armstrong with
thirteen ms which returned by guns from the
san Jacintt Singapore Straits Times, Apriis
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Mormon Emigration from Preston, England
fha (Enn \ 1

The emigration of the inhabitants of our town. under
the auspices of the Mormonites is extensive than
We were led to imagine. We find it is no. unusual for
husbands to return home at night and find wife, daughter
and children fed the house stripped and pretty long
list OF debts, incurred the of departure left un
paid. Tradesmen, too, in seeking after Debtors are as
tonshed to find those who had promised pay OF to the
land of promise. hard case has recently under
notice. laborng man took his wages home on
Saturday evening, and returned his work which de-
tanned him until late hour. When he had finished his
labor he again returned home, but found his wife and
family had fed anc his home stripped Subsequently he
ascerained that instead of applying his wages their
proper use, they had deeply in debt allowed the
money to accumulate to assist them in their flight They
sailed from Liverpool on the 23d ut, with large num-
Der Of Others from various places in the Horizon bound
for BOSTON
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CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS.
NEW YOaR Cry RAyKa

The annexed statement exhibits COMPARISON of the
leading departments Of the banks Of this city for several
weeks.-
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Assistant Treasurer reports to day as follows :

Simeon Draper's regular weekly sale of bonds and
stocks will take place tomorrow Tuesday at hapast IL
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange. The sale will in
clude 1874 900 Michigan Southern Railroad Company's
Sinking Fund bonds, and $780, 900 first mortgage
vcrtbe bonds of the Beleville and lnostown Railroad
Company, guaranteed by the Terre Hautc and Alton Rail
road Company.
is the impression in Wall street that the steamship
Arabia from this port for Liverpool, Wednesday, will
take out very large amount Of specie. Figures high
million and half have been named
The annual interest," due in this city the LIST Of July
next the real estate bonds of the La Crosse and Nwau
kie Railroad Company will be paid presentation Of the
proper coupons al the office Of Atwood Co., No. Wall
street, LIST proximo.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company has declared
semannual dividend-of six per cent The Emgrans'
Industrial Savings Bank has declared semi annual div
dcnd at the rate of six per cent per all Of
five hundred dollars and UNDER and at the of FIVE per
cent larger The Jersey City Gas Light Company
and the Mechanics and Traders Bank have each declared
dividends Of four per cent.
The business Of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincin-
tmated follows
Earnings of five months ending May 81 sieo4s7 OF
June estimated 106 900 90
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1896 4s7 OIL
Expenses of four months, ending
Apfil 80. 1906. ............Sl PISS 10y -
28S 739 %
Equal TO 6 per cent net for six months S307 TAI 10
Five per cent cash dividend 236956 90
Earnings for same time 1856. ....... 5s5 81 90
Increase in six months. Observation-Disclosures. 10576 90
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
the leading departments of the banks of this city
for Tho ding Sal urda
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SECOND BOARD.

Showing the quantity OF the several articles first cleared
the canals at and the quantity left New York. during
the third week in June, 1866
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perieuse of 81 guns and comprising Of the first named
wing the Poncsr, and the Intrepid aud Of the second
class the Starting, the Janus, the Beaver the Drake
all arrived in Falmouth Sunday, and will fiji up with
coal and provisions Immediately in consequence OF the
receipt that day of Admiralty tecgraphc despatch
which communicated to the Commodore then OIL the
port by Of the gunboas The evoltons OF the past
week embraced sailing, steamng gunnery, and various
other exercises which are now suspended az it Is sur
missed that these ships will all proceed TO the American
coast forthwith. The Mohawk and other steamers are
expected to join at Falmouth
Her Majesys ships Nile o. Capt Mandy; Shannon, 81,
(new screw Ggate); the Pylades, q, Captain D'Eyn
court; and Cossack 81 Captain Fanshawe, have been
tcegraphed to prepare for sea Cforeign servce) with
currently reported TO be North America The Cossack
has had orders for some days have been informed
for Halifax and this we doubt not is the intended dcs
nation Of the squadron nsantaneousy ordered
prepare for active service The Arrogant had received
instructions TO Ut out for the conveyance OF the British
Ambast ador and stan from England st. Petersburg but
she has now returned the fittings and supplied their
places with something more substantial Last evening
at half past the Arrogant steamed through Spthead
and down Channel under sealed ORDERS
Belgium and the Now Maritime Law Of
Europe.
The Belgian Montteur publishes the following the
reply from the Belgian government the representations
addressed to by the Ministers Austria France Great
Britain and Sardinia the Turkish Resident and tn
Charges Aares of Prussia and Russia, the subject
OF the new system OF Maritime Law inauguraed at tn,
Congress Of Paris
Monsieur le Mnistre-Your Exceliency has beol
charged to invite the government of the King to acced
TO the declaration subscribed on the 10th April last by
the Powers that participated in the Congress, Of Parsi
declaration having for its object the sanction Of the fol-
lowing principles Of maritime law, viz s.-F
]. Irvateering ID, and remains abolished 2. nett
trail flag covers an enemy's merchandise unless contra
band Of war g. Neutral merchandise, unless contraband
OF war; is not sezable under enemys flag 4. Block
AIDES TO be binding must be eecve that s enforced by
force sufficient really to prevent access to the enemys
seabOard
After having taken the orders Of the King my august
Sovereign have the honor TO acquant your ExGeency
with the fun and entire adhesion Of Belgium the above
7 will
add that his Majesty has highly appreciated its elevated
character He felicitaes himself the salutary inu
ence this new basis of public maritime law must exercise
the future and charges TO be tho interpreter his
sentiments OF satisfaction.
embrace the present occasion to offer your Exceency
the assurance of my high consideration.
Viscount Villain XIV,
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Mormon EmlgratiQn frQm Brcsfon. ENGLAND.
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VI or embroderies,
To clear out the entire stock.
Grestbargans In handkerchief.
Having marked down stock Of rich embroderies TO
figure enabled very great nduco-
mcnts purckasers BEEKMAN 4 COMPANY
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Total slo6 sse ssS s55 us, OO2 s3 u.s. s3I
sCaptal, q, s13 S26 70.
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WHEELTNG.
NEW AND BEAQTIEEL STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
No. 4 WnsifnEton IIaIl.

AH1SG just returned from the EastsfH cities with very
Ii large and well selected assortment 81 Clocks, Watches
and Jewelry, the subscriber call
euds and the public generally il assuring them that he
wiz se cheaper than heretofore His stock cousists
In part, as follows:
Patent Lever Porcelain, Mantle, GOc eight and day
Gold and Silver English, French and American Hunter and
Open Faced Watches,
Particular attention called the American Watches
put mp in gold and silver cases, wholly this country
and warranted prime time-SeepeTB.
The Ladies' viii 1nd his establishment large and well
selected stock Of and beautiful Cameo JrTelry, which
cannot fail to please
Having bought extremely lOW he very confident that
he sell Goods in his line lower than before
Wheeling, and respectfully invites all to call and examined
''Ssi osis C. p S6 sGoSS Washington Han
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTURES
BUILEk'S BOOK-KEEPERS
Writing Fluid

ONCE this superior Fluid lux before tile public
y nov nearly years has been constantly gaining
favor and Is preferred by many the ar-Rmed
mold Fluid.
During The past twenty thousand quart pint
ties together with smaller Sizes inumerabr have been sold
TO bankers and merchants in Cincinnati Louisville Pitts
6nrgh Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit Terre aute Lafayette,
Ineenncs indianapolis, Evansville, Frankfort Lexington,
and New Orleans 1t has also hcen adopted in the State
PaNhents Of Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississippi
taken three rstClass Diplomas the Mechanics Institutes
Cincinnati and Louisville, and four Diplomas Prize Me-
da 81 state Fairs held las; Fa in New York. Ohio, Indiana
The following merchants, BANKERS Gc In Wheeling,
oiors using Arnod English Ink have purchased j. j. But
er's BOok Keepers Writing Fluids
Northwestern Bank OF Firgnia Merchants MechancE'
Bank Of wheelngi Bank Of wheeling Crescent Manufactu-
graph Ofeei baltimore and Ohio Railroad oicc McIure
nouse Kelly, Holloway Co.; Russell AcAfec; Gordon
Matthews Co.; T. Sweeney Son; Doane Cowgirl on
Boyd; BoSd OFT; Oliver Pryor; Jas H. Stout Co.. Lamb
din, tSilberson q Co.; Press.
For sale at manufacturers prices by
nr2l frITT IN
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Hear! HeaIA Hear!!!

cLnsrNG FALL wISTER uo0ps!
EING desirous Of reducing stock In ths above line
I'D have made the following reductions:
EIBROIDERlES.
will consequently sell collars formerly held
221 those at for g. and others in proportion lam
Offering greater Inducements than other house
IN CLOAKS.
reduction Of so per will be granted and those ready
with the cash will be able to buy from nice trimmed
cloth cloak at $3.50 The greatest bargains offered
Others shall sell the advantageous terms; actual
" selling the same ready made for less than you buy the
TRIMMINGS
OF which have large assortment viii sell almost
your own prices.
Comforts ehdren's wooden sacs ladies snrerlor wool
scarfs have In such variety and such low prices
to astonish every With word being anxious
willing to reduce stock to the lowest point viii sell my
goods much less than
ASY OTHER HousE
that you sannothelP buyinG. Come al and every one
that wants to his money.
ISAAC PRAGER.
Eastern Bargain Store, 115 Main street,
deC29, bet nd Union
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MARCH 6. 1856.
MISCELLANEOUS.
GR-ANGER'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
COLUMBUS. o.,
The most Thorough aud Practical InuII
IiOn ia the West.
TERMS.

TERMS:
FsspiSa, Leetrres aud isamdasGis, israridSiy n
ddrGaes: SO
THE PRoPRIETORs take great pleasure In expressing
their thanks for the gratifying aud unprecedented sue
its establishment the Capital and stimulates
newed extrtons to meet IN e 0s sgfce, 1aGRn4r the
rapidly Increasing demand for rdctedl aud c0Rpreen-
sire co"rst 9 mercantile tratRng The great practical
experience OF the PrnctpS in heavy Banking CONNER
ci0 Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gentle
has enabled him TO bring degree of perfection
system of COUNTING ROOM Instruction by exercises
NOT ATTAINED ny ANY OTHER INSTRUCTION. Each
student by this process, Is drilled At the DESK, iAdipid-
Ray step by e until he has mastered the whole routine
ss,rtd dt gPPrEttesshtp tn some large Commercial
HOHSe and thus all aWkNarnrssi farring, and cgegous
Llundcrs are, in a great measure, disspated
In addition taour engagement of accomplished Assist.
eminent Lectarers In Ohio TO lecture commercial
Our course of Instruction is too extended to partcuarize
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion Of
its Scientific Prncpe-Lectures upon Commercial History,
and History Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Cie.
ogTaphy Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations,
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics OF Trade Part.
| nershiP, &c
TIE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
opened the reception ofLars No Institution in
The Union mpar's more thorough Interesting in
| this Department.
best efforts to merit i'll t eminent degree, the
terng reception with which enterprise has met, and
course yercaafie htrction Ran Dc IorRed at any
other siniiidr Mercantile College.
Among the many recommendations give the follow
| ing
He the undersigned take pleasure testifying we
personally acquainted with Mr. Grangers ability
Accountant, and Teacher Of RoOk Keeping, which the
highest order He has had great experience an Ac-
countant heavy Commercial and Banking Houses,
gives hiIn superior facilities in impartng Practical
ER0ctsdgs Of Book ReelRg, and thorough Commercial
Education.
1. j. ALLEN, LA D.,
President Of Farmers College.
L0RIS ANDREWS,
President Kenyon College.
To young men who wish to mcguire "BusineSs EdWed-
ton" think it affords facilities very seldom cquaed.
Mr. GRa.GER has the of knowl
edge apneSS in teaching, added practical Counting
Room experience, and feel confident that graduates from
his College will be fuy competent to keep the most cOEli
Gated setqf Books.
A. p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. j. JASSET, Sec Board Of Control, State Bank OF o.
| J. F. PARII- Book Keeper at j. T. WoOdhury's.
| d. ONERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
| II. z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co
| c. d. MASON, Book keeper at J. II. Riley s Co.'S
| eB-For fnii particulars. send for circular.
GR-l-SGER II 11RMSTROlSG,
| fe41y Proprietors
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Eastern Bargain Store, 115 Main street,
1ee29, bet Monroe and Union aiH

NOTICE.
ON and aer the first OF Jannary proximo the preseut
" firm Of HeisEell Co., will he dissolved by limitation
James A. Fctzer retiring from the Arm
All persons indebted 10 US Will please cali aud make pay
will present them for adjustment.
December 81. 1855.
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COMPREHENSIVE

CO-PARTNERSHlp.
THE undersigned will continue the DryGoods business
their location under and style of HEsKE1
&SwEARSoEE They would respectfully solicit their
old friends and customers continuance of their
December 81. 1ss g. y v, sWTsTEIc'rN NEIsKEsi' J,
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nTCSOTIT'TTON

ME partnership existing between te subscribers nndeF
the firm name OETHoNFsOE& PATlRRsoS IL ils day dis
solved by mutual consent The business viii cOnductea
aud pay all claims agsinstit,
J. II. PATTERSON.
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Ambrotypes & Daguerreotypes
BY PARTRIDGE.

IIIE subscriber at his old stand On Monroe street. is daily
producing AmbrOtypes, which taking the place OF
DlguerreotypeS. For proof OF the neneSs
perOr finish OF hspcture he solcits examination OF
discerning public lie would invite particular his
STEREOSCOPIC AND TRANSPARENT ASIBROTYPES
Of work.
As these pictures be taken in from to five seconds
the difficulties hitherto preventing Hkeuesses of
small children almost entirely Groups ofpvr
Of different ages and complications, AmbrotyPed
difficulty. Pictures be copied BY this process so
they will remain unchanged ages; all Ambroty pes being
Theoretically sealed between two plates Of glass warrant
ed never to fade.
Caution should be observed against pictures called Ambro
types, which not properly being single plate glass
and liable to he defacei. As the facilities uniersgn
s are constantly increasing, he will be prepared to make
Daguerreotypes at all prices.
Rooms at the old place until MAY when he will remove
to his new and spacious establishment side OF ST.
between Union and Monroe which will be Of the best
arranged establishments in the country The length
Of the rooms S5 feet No palms expense VIII spared
In the arangemeu for producing superior work. and
ing the comfort Of VISITORS
feS A G. PIRTRIDGE
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REMOVAL

NJ REILLY has removed from his old stand in Market
VI" Square to that new aud spacious Warehouse No. o.
green front, west side Of Main street, between Monroe and
Quincy lately occupied by hesss. Annnn MaEurr, Es
commission house He has on hand aarEe general
Sortnent OF Groceries and Liquors. which he YIN be AZ
Wholesale at the lowest market price,
s 30 GUnPOWdsr Of every description and Safety
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Dividend.

continue the Boot, dtOAsis aud Vail dDey busn,ss al
III Main Street, where he will haqpy TO receive the ma
trOnage of his old friends public EenerRy JahiS6
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IE Board Of Managers the Centre Wheeling Marfs.
i Honse Association, have this day declared Dividend
Of per cent out Of the net earnings the Company 10 me
lSt JanuaTy-psyabe on the goth inst,
All persons that have made payment and have
not received their certificates, notified 10 bring their re-
cepts to the Secretary, and gel them the 2Oh 40
they may receive The dividend payable at thattIne
BY order Of the Board.