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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-09-27

THE extension Of the national bank
ing system, under the act providing foi
an additional $4,000, 900 of circulation,
is having the Ell, ct of creating demand
for greenbacks and of diffusing them
more equally over the entire country,
instead of concentrating them in New
York city, as heretofore. They are re-
auired by the new banks for reserve
fund purposes. During the past year
the increase in the national bank capital
has been S2c,000,000, and, since toe
passage of the late act, S35,000,000.
The entire circulation of the banks is
now S339,077 975, based on 1898, $50, 200
of United States bonds.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-09-27

The Globe, the new Republican news,
paper recently established in ST. Louis,
is meeting with success which is quite
a marvel in journalism. IL is one of
those phenomena which defy prescedent
and set established rule at naught. The
Globe is IN many respects all admirable
paper, but affords no reason why it
should at once leap into full manhood,
and pass beyond an old established
concern ike the Democrat
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-09-27
The South.

The last accounts from Pope county, Ark, re-
port that a complete rergn of terror exists, aud
everybody that can get away has left the county.
Sheriff Dodson's militia are camped at Rus
sellville. Dodson goes to the stores aud
orders whatever he desires giving in pay his
order on the county. On refusal to let any
thing go in that way, he threatens to break
down the doors and take what he wants.
Gen. Upham. the commander of the militia
forces. sent messenger to Dover to ascertain
If the parties there whom they desired to ar
rest, Painter ard others, would surrender to
the civil authorities. They replied that they
would do 70 cheerfully if a fair trial was as
sured them, but they would not surrender to
Dodson. Gen. Upham replied that it was for
him, not them, to propose terms (; that he re-
cognized Dodson as the proper civil officer to
whom they should surrender. Upham, II is
said, has sent for reinforcements, and bloody
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

All the Liberal Clubs in Rome have agreeu
MAT at future elections they viii propose only Sse
hist Of candidates order that by thus tes'
may the efieotualy oppose the cieIlcai e"p"''
The Vienna Industrial Exposition lot al
nations win open May 1873, and close Oct 81 oi 'a'
year Our Government has yet made no appropri"F
lion 10 defray the expense of commissioners. s,Vs t
desire is expressed by the Austrian aut @ ,
industrial productions OF the United states sh "o '
represented .,
The Bishop of Bath and Wells recently re-
xohea The license of Mr. Denson. curate IN MS diocese
ana penhew and crrnte Of the well known Arehdeacon
Dnison for rituastic practices on appeal the Arch
Gsbon scf Canterburv quashed the revocation on inc
s-rord that the Bishop had only given 10 the curatV
49, warniur and should have waited 10 see ho" h0
Ieiaved before revokiug his license.
A London letter contains this reference 10
,h habits and industry Of President Theirs "He rose
,to, Yesterday received and read dispatches, gave
audiences conferred with his Ministers scolded young
suhPrecct who had left his duties to run away with
.,ce landed and consulted ether functonares; after
breakfast he accompanied NJ GOulard 10 the flnance
Commitee and spoke, in his wOnted lucid but dlscr
fve sfv,e for two hours machinery by which ne
meant 10 work the coming Loan then crossed over 10
the National AsSe mby ana spoke FOR three hours anu
half various schemes OF taxation whlch nau peeh
Droposcd: afterward received large company AT am
ier letting of whole streams OF anecdOe aud informa-
ton OF varied kinds and retired 10 rest at midnight 10
bsA,in again the routine on the morrow. Pretty
well this for an old "a"
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
TUESDAY, July 9O-P. ".

The leading feature of the Exchange to-day
was the nordnate duness that held full sway in almost
every department The stock market has been much
duer than yesterday and hardly anything is TO be said
concerning they days transactions except that the tone
Of the market heavy and prices gradually fell frac-
tion or So Erie, Pacific Mall Northwest common, and
c. c. and Indiana Central, in which the dealings and
fluctuations most important, may have attracted
a little more attention than the rest or
the stocks, but the whole more I'M
interesting days business In this department
could not have been easily imagined. The changes were
principally per cent, but among the investments we
note an advance in Panama from 100 to 123 while Pacific
Mail ruled, during the afternoon at I6sa76s Harlem
sold at l2OEa12l, Delaware, Lackawanna and western
at lO5 New-Jersey Central at 1856 al0S4 Morris and
Essex at ga c. c. Gin. and Indianapolis at 91 ONO and
Mississippi Preferred 7ii, and Michigan Central at
l6. The miscellaneous and express shares were in
active Quicksilver sold at 4l and the Preferred at 5b
and the United States Express at @ Al the close there
was no change and the market was in tone, steady 1t
is useless 10 predict when the leading operators will
turn from their Summer recreatons and until that time
the brokers will have to content Themselves with the
present state OF affairs. The efforts OF the smaller OPP
orators TO restore vitality to the market has thus far
proved futile The following were the opening highest,
lowest and closing prices OF stocks
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY'S
FIRST MORTGAGE BOND

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are being absorbed by increasing demand for
them
Besides being the obligation of a wealthy corpora
tion composed of men of experience and high-toned
commercial integrity, they secured by a first
mortgage on the road, revenues, land grant, fran
chse, and equipments combined in one mortgage,
aud are readily negotiable both in the markets Of
this country and Europe.
liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable in GOLD.
Interest at eight (sl per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually, free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, 81 600, $500, and 800 Cou-
pOns or Registered.
Price 97i and accrued interest in currency from
Feb. IS, 1872.
Maps, circulars documents and information fur
nished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-YoTk.
The diminished quantity of these Bonds for sale
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they will be sought for at an advance
considerably above the present subscription price at
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country and
from the undersigned, who unhestatingly recon-
mend them.
TANNER & Co., Bankers, No II Wallst.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
THE MARKETS.
lcuefurv Rsporssi ,or Ina rp,rp--. !

iCsrefui'v Rsportst tor Ina TE'rp--i '..1
- 49, iHI. .t ~. TUESDAY. Jsly 90 Is7
he roeps 10Y Ar sgs f9 are yD gaies bS kyul
BUILDING Bask. are in active demand im.r
Cement gge ad unchanged ans are QUIET bui fr Lime I'm
bat dul 0her de-erytons dull bat steady We quote:
Pale Mn. s5 Ua IS 5o eOsendsle % MI ns, a,
R.B.....PM 7 7sedso uHE
CroScn Fronts, VM 10 oSIs % Lamp .'.' yo'.'.' Sl S .
Philsdelpha Pronts. IS Wap % Isth Eastern M al ~
HAIR rLasTkk
Cattle per ~ ~ No7a Scotia p S5
ooAt per % Sosa ooa D. tan. 10a3
BROOM CORN AND BROOYs-The market ior Corn an -
nominal quote Hu 7dyc Green SG7c.i Red 3ass and o
t2Gse per 10.
BBBSWAX-Tbe inquiry fair and prices steady quo,s a,
35c for Western and Southern.
CU1OEPor SPOT Cotton there been good pnoes
eined l market closing steady forward deliveries declined c
early months the later months. with buEnes es
bales t79 last EVENING" Of which 32 for s f
consumption sales follows, all on basis Of Low hdtn9s
last evening aer mAugust 100 al We notice al ar 10Th
no 2oe regular 100 at 20 Lice 100 2 7oO at 20 5ee,
gust September 100 each 20e together September 800
4O at 20 75e 900 at nlc 200 at 20 Lice 100 at 22 October
~ 56e November 200 8 lila, hO at l8ie total tlOO
100 at2O 2O i-6e % 1l6c lOic
TO 20eJ September 100 2i 30 at Ic 40 at 1 9Ite 22o
2 t00 at % 3lbe $40 2c 400 at 20 3l6c 800 a. 2oio n
20 36 100 20ic 500 at 20 l6c 100 20i $40 ITO 36 100
2 0 st203l6c 900 at2oc 100 at ~ 3jc 800 at20c October
200 at lgc 800 l9c 900 at 10 3l6 200 l9!c 80 at ~ 3i6
November 500 at 8ic 500 at ec 1909 at l8s December 20 a.
l8c 500 at 10 T6c, 100 at B.c, 200 at 10 7tc BIehngec p
200 October for 200 September 200 sellers pon this year l3ic
total 10 800 bales grand total 2o,tobsles. We qaoN
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
Coleman BenedicI's closing quotations were

The gold market has been quiet but strong all the way
out at 1l4I though few transactions were made at li4i
and 49, There was very little activity noted at any
time Holders Of gold paid u and per cent to have
their balances carried though gold this afternoon
lent fat The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 IN
coin interest Oh the public debt, redeemng $4,000 In
called bonds grand total OF $4,000 The days busi
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold
cleared sOI17OoO gold balances, s2li226o; currency
alnnces Ien726 Tho following the anotatIons:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamship Wy
oming viii close AZ :i0 4. IL, at the Merchants Ex-
change Nor. 50 and 80 Pine-st
The money market has been steady and Oh the Whole
lenders able to make better rates for their balances
We should quote and per cent about the figures to-
dav while discounts unchanged The Department
will bring TO a close the July Treasury programme TO
morrow with the purchase OF 100000 hve-twenties
The bond market has been rather quiet but
the advance Of yesterday has been pretty well sustained
under the strength OF gold aud the rnncss OF the Lon
don figures Fisk Hatch report follows at p. ~:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

Mr.. John +. Tracy, frcsluent Vi tho NnlSakO """
North Western Railroad, returned from his extended
tour in Europe to-day greatly restored In health.
The real estate mortgage bonds OF the Masonic Hall
and Asylum Fund.- advertised III another column, are
worthy the attention OF investors who are satisfied win
per cent for their money, upon very safe security
The bonds are secured by first and only mortgage
upon the splendid building, now nearly completed, AT
the corner Of Sxthave. and Twenythrd'st Inc prop
erty will nearly three times the amount OF the mort
gage and the bonds be about well secured as
possible few of these bonds are still or sale oy " d.
Ashley & Co., Bankers, No. 81 New-st
The movement in dry goods for the past week COM
prise 81 O3I5s7 entered for consumption S4lllOo with
drawn from warehouse, and s., ,lS4 sS2 warehoused
Messrs Wood Davis No. 81 Pnest are Offering TO IN
vestOrs desirable bonds connected by lease or III
dorsement with Chicago and Alton, Lake Shore, and
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company,
and other dividend paying roads.
The PHILADELPHIA stock market is steady Pennsylvania
6s lOs; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 2a; Reading
Railroad 5si Pennsylvania Railroad, 59s; Gold, ll4i
The increasing popularity of railroad bonds for invest
ment argues well for the material prosperity OF the
country Upon the multiplication OF railway facilities
largely depends national growth and in no part OF
the world have SO many miles Of road been constructed
in a single year completed in the United states
during 1871, when about 1900 miles OF new road were
added TO the $500 existing at the end Of 1870 OF this
large increase considerably over miles con.
strncted within our own state. The New-York and
Oswego Midland Railroad, Of the most important
enterprises Of the present decade has been brought 10
within few weeks Of completion and already an eX-
| tensive region of country. rich In natural re
| sources and requiring only adequate railway
| facilities to give 10 it a prosperity akin TO
that enjoyed by the conhues bordering the
NewYork Central begins to realize its nyigorating IN
| fuence With an accessible market, and IN constant
communication with leading centers OF trade me resi-
dents along the line of the Midland Road will hnd In
their Increased prosperity abundant evidence of the
wisdom OF the townships and counties which, IN Their
corporate capacity subscribed to between six and seven
| millions Of the COmpanys capital stock.
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive OF speee
from the port of York for the week endlns july 80
| 1872 was s4.052,332.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
City bank shares dull only TWO sales or Fourth
National (which constituted the entire deangs) having
been reported at 1I2 to ii2a. The
lUC lOlluN iliB n'iN Nh'
offered ASKED.

In railroad bonds the leading feature was the ACTIVITY
in Union Pacific Firss and incomes, which advance 10
s9i for the former, the latter selling AT u 10 of e
seconds sold at c3 do Fourths at 9l and Boston, Hart
ford and Erie Frsts at 49, The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
The GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD.

The remainder of the FIRST MORTGAGE SEWN
PER CENT GOLD BONDS limited To $4,000 TO THE
MILE on finished Road, offered, to close out the loan
at par and interest.
The NEw-JERsEY DIVISION OF THE ROAD Is FIN
IsHED. AND TRAINS ARE NOW RUNNING INTO JERSEY
CITY From Oswcgo eastward the road as in sue
cessful operation for long distance. short gap in
the construction of the New-lork Division alone
prevents running through from New-York to
Oswego Work is progressing on this unfinished
section with the utmost energy, and WE HOPE SOON
TO ANNOUNCE THE COMPLEXION OF THE ENTIRE
ROAD OF THIS GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM NEW YORK
TO OswEGo.
These Bonds in our Judgment, possess in marked
degree the elements Of
ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND LIBERAL INCOME.
For sale or exchanged for Governments and other
securities, at their market value, by
GEORGE OPDYKE a. CO., No. - NasSau-St.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

The quotations Cotton running quav not more on
half a grade above belos the grade quoted
moderate demand and steady ae 524
433 Devecarb pnyae terms. Tho
market closes quiet l5i03c Rio 6t0l9e for MGaeaibo and
I9a20ic for Java, all gold
CANDLRSThe market devoid Of activity and in the absence Of
s,s pcs are nomiHay UNCHANGED We AdamAnne %
sIc r u to 10 o. Sperm, 3ldJc; Patent &c. Panane
NH23c
DRTGs AED DYEs-The for Opium dali pSoes
tendency quote at IS 9 go IN bond Chem
calls are demand and are improving Small ef Of soda
Ar AZ 3la3gc Sal Soda Pies Csustc Soda otat}c gold Bleach
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
V,HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
AND
POLITICAL REGISTER
fOR 1872.
FOURTH EDITION NOW READY.

In son 10 ihe Astronomical Amsne gives
ue Dovipr Political Statistical iuioruaton;
Laws AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THE
THIRD SESSION or THE XLIsr CONGRESS.
PROCLAhATIONS ON NEUTRALITY AND FENIANlSM
ACT ENFORCING TiS FOURTEENTH AAENDAENE
THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRPERBACKs OUTSTANDING FROM 1862 TO ISL
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS or 1HE y. 5. FOR 1871
NUMBER OP POST. OFFICES IS 1870 AND 1871.
IMPOKTs AND THEIR COST.
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES.
POPULATION OF STATES BY COUNTIES PROM 1870 TO 1870
POPULATION OF Tbs PRINCIPAL CITIES oP THE -
POPULATION or THE L. s. AND TERRITORIES 1880 TO 1870
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - CABINET SUPREME
CoJRT-AINSTRRs TO FOREIGN COURiS
FORTY SECOND CONGRESS-POLlTlCALLf CLASSIFIED
COMMITTEES OF THE XLuD CONGRfsSS
STATES or THE UNION. POPULATION, CAPITALS GOV
EREORs, kc-COEGRESSI IONAL APPORTlONMENr.
ELECTION RETURSs CAREFULLY PREPARED, OF ELBC-
TONS HELD IN lS7l. COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS
HOW TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO CONVENIENT LAND &c, ke
senby an Booisee and KevessrS Pdce 30 Cents 2 fora
Dollar bos, pad Address TIE Tribune ~ y.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
The davs business at The Sub. Treasury embraced ::

Gold receipts O35l3 o. Currency paymen s1J55 y
fo sva.r. lEO lO7 81 Cuuenc baaIce.... sas1UiJ %
Gold balance 4O46l 32 IS Cusioms.......' 1S~ W
Cuneucy reeeIpts. JsI.sJO Oil
The non-appearance Of any new borrowed bills gave
TO the Foreign Exchange mark ct frmer tone, the rates
u. H. l.ni,.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
MIDLAND PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE Z PER CEN

MIDLAND PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
GOLD BONDS,
On completed Road from Nebraska CITY to LIN
coin, the capital of Nebraska, the net earnings of
which are largely in excess of the interest on all the
bonds, with a rapidly increasing business PRICE
90 AND INTEREST.
We cbeerfully recommend these as Prime Seeu-
rity Full particulars furnished on application.
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, II Nassau-st.
uu,rt.cToN CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
p,tVoAD FIRST MOKrcAGB PER CENT GOLD COHH-
vphTIni. boaps MILWAUKEE EXTENsioN'I "o
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
SECOND BOARD.
Sdlls OF bOtfTnnlffU bOFsdf
600 u. \. 5-b0 Con. NJ. ......ll3i
- ft11 "a nd.i A A Am 4

c. 1881 Reg......6 5000 T. ) $40 Reg. 6.....
L. e $40 COu o. 5.......6t n l34
5000 e. = 62u Cou g. n...- 5000 5le tou b7..,...
~ O'clock. .llJf
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

recommend these bonds q safe and desirable IN
yestment. Price, for tiie present, S2i and interest
In currency. HENRY CIEws a. Co
90 W III "A
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
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VNHE NEW LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY.
READY rHS WEEK.
THE INV
REPRESENTATIVE LIFE
HORACE GREELEY.
BY L. REAvIS.
WITH AN INTRODUCTION By cAssIuS NJ. CLAY.
Til. no, an old LIE published svgra wears ago aud reprinted for
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IT'S as the title vel expresses REPRESENTATIVE LFB and
will ron 1t. very remarkable character well sustained interest
,u beginning TO enc command Of al readers
every community.
sinking steel plate portrait Greeley, from the best aud most
,.e.n. photograph aud really worth the price Of the
vhoh book
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Address THR TRIBUNE. New.YorE City.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
Ncp Fluctuations.
HARPER & BROTHERS, NEwYORK,
II Publish 1bis Day:
A GOLDEN SORROW.
A NOVEL.
BY MRS. CASHEL HOEI,
A1sbor of House Of Cards" &c
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v.ry pleasant and hvely.-lS Spectator London.
agreeable book hr Oey ou displays good nature AM
,ocd dcou fresh clear sDd she weaes
prcsug plot remarkable distinct
, ess and oousisienoy--i Examiner, London.
A admirable novel John Bail ,
remarkable aby We mach mistake fit does not DC
Of LONDON
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

Corn Meal STEADY; the inquiry moier.o sales Of lS0 bbs We
quote: - ..-. -, I'm 80 . 80. 49,
Meal 80 - Corn Meal brrr''' 30 %
California Flour quiet at $50 80 %
Csna1 an Flour Is at e50 49,
berth freights oonnne only nod room
and ann The carterag business has been actye
al m good part for vessels for the Gram ana
Petroleum trade The engagements we're ioloTs 10 Lr o
5000 bush Grain at " a Od and oy san oo DaD Da AZ
$50 boxes Bacon
Sos To London BY sail. 5000 bush. Grain At iG0t The charters
spectiyely 1000 qr 3D. 2cto q, 300 qs two Of % qrs
afHO onL. 32O qrs, all at Ia 3D., 3D. of " direct,
snd one Of 800 qrs at d. 3D. off, also, NorvegaD
bark hence to Danhc 1900 bb Refined Petroleum Is ID or Is
a according 10 ay the Baltic, 3O bb do
Is 81 an ship Ito arTel hence 70 Antwerp or Bremen
hbIs Refined Petroleum Itasn bark hence 10 Trieste
bbls Refined Petroleum. 3D. British bark 10 aye from Pha-
dephia direct eonnnen port fQ bbs REFINED Feo s o
British ark from Philadelphia to Liverpool 2hJ
bbs Refined Petroleum British bark TO arve from Phia'
epla continental port 45O bbs Refined Petroleum, os al
Italian barb ans uus hence fall Of Tobacco 40s
FSH-Dy Cod tuner sales OF Georges
Coz Al SO IS Der quinta and Bank Mackersl very
quiet but prices are Herring dull and unchanged
either kinds 1uet
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31

There Ii nothing 10 report 10 State bouds and the
New-York tribune., 1872-07-31
Llmawnod. West Coast

FLOUR AND MRALIhe market for Foar hrner o"t eot
~ the arrivals strong BRANDS lights Choice Minnesota N hi
request Family Extras and wanted Al the Close ih
quiet strong brands OWING the higher eNsu Sa1
active grades Iehgound Spring Wheat EIiras New more
plenty and heavy. Sales Of 100 bbs We quote: . 81,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-01

- GREELEY AND Brown CLUB MEET
ISs.-A meeting of the Greeley anG
Brown Club took Place at the District
Court room, last evening. at which
about go persons were in attendance
After disposing of business matters
claiming action of the Club, Hon. c.
II. Beiknap, Hon. NJ. $. Bonuitieid,
General X. NJ. Clarke, and others, adj
dressed the meeting with eloquent and
telling speeches, full of truthful argu-
ment and unanswerabie logic. Alto
gether the meeting was a successful
we'll pleased with what they heard,
conceding the election of Horace
Greeley in November next.
ARRIVALS AT THE WARM SPRINGS
The following named persons visited
the Warm Springs Hotel yesterday:
u. A. Fraser. Virginia city; NJ. Boriga,
L. Moreno, w. L. Wilson. A.. Cham
pogne, Mrs. A. Moore, Mrs. c. Emo,
Mrs. 5. Cain, Sheriff Swift. Miss Eva
B~urgesser, Miss May Stafford, @. A.
Marston, A. o. Friend, Carson; VIM.
Rich, California; c. Cook and wife,
Empire; Jas. Forbes, Gold Hill.
School AT EMPIRE.-The public
school at Empire, with Mr.. D. r. SEES
sions as teacher, will be reopened to-
morrow, the2d day ofSeptember. Let
the scholars all be present on the day
OF opening, that all may have a fair
start together.
ARR1vED.-The printing material
for the publication of a daily paper,
arrived in this city yesterday. II. X.
Migheis is to be the publisher and
editor of the new issue. The first
number will appear during the course
of the coming week.
MEETING AT EMPTRE.-The GRANTEES
had a meeting in Empire City, on
Friday evening, a respectable number
OF persons being in attendance. Sew
erai gentlemen addressed the meeting.
No conversions reported.
U. s. BRANCH M1Nr.-Eight bars
Of impaired gold and silver we're
shipped to Virginia city, this morning,
weighing 747 pounds and worth S22,l
Oo4 46. On yesterday the Mint coined
$4,000 III gold double eagles.
HAY.-Hay, of this years is growth,
being brought in from Carson Valley
quite freely, several loads arriving
fruin that quarter yesterday.