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been any conductor the monte
sharp would have reaped a rich
harvest. AT last, however, the
temptation grew to strong to bt
resisted, and he spread out his lit
tie game. A brawny granger sa
near him, and monte obligingly ex.
planned to him the mysteries of the
aforesaid game. The granger con
cluded that he saw through it, ant
was easily induced to bet go
which he won. In handling his
pocket-book he displayed a roll OF
greenbacks that made monte's eyes
glisten. The game went on, and
several turns were made, granger
winning two out of three-the
stakes being laid out on the sill OF
the car-window. The granger be-
came excited and wanted to bet
800. Monte didn't want to bet
very much, but he finally got mad
and told granger he could scoop
him to the amount of $500, but
may be granger was,just blowin'-
p'raps he hadn't as much nerve as
he let on.
Granger lowed he didn't know
much about nerve, but what he
knowed he knowed /; and he knowed
whar that card was just five hun
dred dollars worth. A thousand
dollars was placed on the window
sill amid the breathless silence of
the spectators who crowded around.
The granger unbuttoned his vest,
Strengthened in his seat and turned
up-the wrong card. Monte reach
ed for that thousand dollars very
vigorously, but just as his hand
rested on the money, the granger
hand rested on his, and a ten-inch
bowie blade appeared simultan-
eously from some mysterious com
partment of the granger's ward
robe. Monte suddenly paused in
his money making career, and the
rerialning two cards were turned
over with the point of the knife,
and neither of them #as the card
the granger had bet upon.
"That looks like swindlin'," re-
marked the son of toll, "and l new
er allow no man to play game on
me unfair" and the knife decend-
ed slowly toward the wrist of the
but when it reached the
precise locality where blood might
be expected to flow, the offending
hand was withdrawn, and the
granger quietly rolled up the
greenbacks and deposited them in
his trowsers pocket.
When the train stopped at Lin
,oln for dinner, a Star reporter
was lettering about the depot. and
recognized an old acquaintance
the crowd that stepped off
he cars. When they had separat-
ID the reporter was asked: "Who
vas that man yos were talking
o p "why, that is Gil. Hawkins,
in old cattle drover, from San
Antonio, Texas" A long whistle
rom the interrogator led to the
Iarration of the true story as given
bove.
Hawkins is on his way to Chica-
o, but it is thought he knows
nough TO take care of himself.
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Tcudcr-FOOted Horses.

An old man who had much ex-
perience in handling and dealing
in horses for more than half q CEN
tury, said to me recently that he
had never known a horse to get
tender-footed that was kept loose
In a shed or yard, or in a boxed
stall. That turning around and
treading with their forward feet in
the manure, keep them constantly
moist and soft. His theory ap-
peared quite reasonable to me. 1
have no box stalls, but l used
shavings for bedding, and every
morning with large shovel, I
moved the wet shavings under the
horses forward feet, and then the
last thing at night cover these with
dry shavings for him to lie on. He
also remarked that he never knew
a flat-footed horse but that was q
good worker.-Licc Stock Journal
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A colored preacher remarked
"When God made de fust man he
set him up again de fence to dry"
"who made de fence" interrupted
an eager listener. "Put dat man
out" exclaimed the colored preach
er. "Such questions as dat de-
stroy all theology In de world.
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swnmped by his own wei.

The Knoxville Qn) Press and
Mail tells the following curious
story: ain the region Of Lost Crock,
between New market and Straw
berry Plains, the waters Of which
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Special Attention Given to all
classes of Custom Work.
Sign Of the Big Boot
Potter's Block, Alpena.
ClOudIand.

ClOudIand.
oh sweet, very sweet, TO lie,
Pensive, I know not why,
And to fashion magical swarn |
OF poet-created forms
In the pagcants dumb that 60 and como
Above In the windless sky
For yonder, a dark ship furls
Sails by an island of pearls,
And crafty Ulysses steers
Through the white-tocthed waves and hears
The liquid song OF the siren throng
That beckon through golden curls.
Into my heart there throng
Rich melodies worshiped long;
The epic Of Troy divine,
Millions maIcstical line,
The palfrey pace and the glittering grncc
OF Spencer's magical song.
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Canadian.
VIII. III. PHELPS.

Dealer in Lime, Water Lime, Plaster Paris, and
Half. Realy-Made Mortar for sale Mt all times.
Contracts taken for all kinds of Mason Work,
plain ornamental Material furnished il re-
Quirol. Office on Second street. sc
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w. H. Simpson.

Saw manufacturer, with Thompson, Smith & Sons,
Duncan City, Mich. All saws sent for repairs will
receive prompt attention. l5i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-23
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Cotton-Steady
at I53Gl5Jc; futures closed strong; sales
1890 bales; June II 1880, l5c; July
- l-32c; August lj!@lj j-&2c; SePten-
ber Is l-32c; October il l-lGCGli 23.32c;
November l4s@l4 2l-32c; December IA
ml4ll-l6c; January l43dl4 l3-lGciFcb.
IA 31-32M15, Flour-Steadyi receipt,
100 bushels; supertine western and state
81 5Old,4 50; common to good 81 9oN
} %; good to choice 81 9O@5 20; white
wheat extra So 80; extra ONO - jOl
: 90; st. Louis So 30@S 50. Rye Flour
STEADY at - 2j(oj 80. Corn Meal
Steady at - s5m.i 10 Whcat-Rcceipts
9l 600: frmer; No. spring 81 2lCal ~
No. , Minnesota 81 -; No. , Chicago
81 l3I; No. = Milwaukee ~ il in store;
amber II 37Gyl 80; white 81 @jGl 40.
Ryc-Quiet ut 9OcCa$l 90. Barley
Nominal. Malt-Quiet. Corn-Rccelpts
$1,000 bushels; dull; mixed western on
steamer S2(d SIC; do sail S3Msic. Oats
Heavy and lower; mixed western GAO
&c; white GGM7lc. Hay-Firm at
500 OOrd 20 90. Coffee Steady at lGG
lS3c. Sugar-Quict; fair to good refining
S@8lc; prime Ssc. Molasscs-Steady.
Ricc-Stcady. Petrolcum-Quiet and
steady; refined l2sc; crude &c Ro-in-
Quiet at 81 75@l 50. Turpentine-QuIct
at 32c. Pork-Irregular at $l9 sou
2OOO. Beef-Quiet. Cut Mcats-Du.Ii
middles dull; long clear city lli@il!c.
Lard-Lower; prime steam l3!c Butter
Firm; western l5@ DC. Eggs-FIrm;
western lsmls5c. Chec-e-Frm at 5CG
l2lc. Whiskv-Steady at 81 20.
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FOREIGN.
Excitement In the French Assembly

Excitement Ina the French Assembly.
PARIS. June 22.-In the National As
sembv, VI. Buffet, minister OF the lnteri-
or, expressed his astOnishment Mt the AT
tack upon the Right Yesterday, by VI VI.
Blanc and Martiau, in the debate upon
the public powers bill. He pointed to the
tact that the government put iaIth III iI'
programme upon coming into oiiIce, ana
That no disapproval thereof was
thcn expressed. He challenged IT.
opponrnts to bring forward a resolution
con Iemning that programme, but to
challenge the government upon the ques-
tion of organic laws, NJ. Buffet added
that he would preserve the programme
inyiolate while he continued IN once
He acknowledged that the supplementary
constitution bills were contrary to the
n,incinles of Blanc and MorUau, tnat
ibcv did not cntrust the President OF
the Rrpubhc with the role OF al
American president, which would rem
dor necessary the alteration of all the
French laws. He inStanced the law
which allows the president to fix the
number of military contingent. There
WAS no anoIogy between France ana the
United states. He concludes as follows;
In organizing government for France
we did not start from m ab-tract point OF
view We asked for conditions necessary
to place the executive in harmony with
French customs and traditions. Even
if you prove that the public premier.s
bili wa. Incompatible with the republic,
we think the country would sacr'icr
the abstract principle and prefer
the government more IN harmony with
its own character. The Right cneercd
the speech throughout. General Dq
Temple, a Le-itimrst deputy, created
Great confusion by some Incorporate re-
marks. in the course of which he insulted
Minister Buffet and Duke Danditret Pas
ouir President Of the Assembly. He
declared MacMahon equally guilty with
Napoleon III for Sedan. The speaker
was called to order and sienccd by the
iuterposition Of the House.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June 22.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and weak;
No. spring 81 0l3; No. CSC spot; 9S3c
seller July 81 0Oi seller August; No. 3
95@ 96c; rejected S6GS7c. Corn-Dun;
No. 2 mixed 69!c bid spot; 7O!c bid seller
July; rejected Csc Oats-Dull; No. .
54!c spot; j2c bid seller July; 4Oc bid
seller August; rejected SOC. Ryr-Dull
and nominal; No. | 93c Barlcy-Dull
and unsettled; No. 81 - spot; 81 O3CR
| % seller September. Pork-DuIl and
lower at SIS 9j@l9 90 spot; SIS % seller
July; $40 u! seller August Lard-Dull
and nominal SD S0Gl2 % spot; Sl3 10
@l3 Il! seller August. Bulk Meats :
Steady and in moderate demand. Whisky
Quiet and steady at 81 IL.
On call board wheat was active and
lower at CSC seller July; oslo seller Au.
gust. Corn-Lowcr snd weak al G9Ic
seller July; 7lc seller August. Oats
Heavy and lever at 534c cash or seller
June; sic seller July; 393M40c seller
August. Pork-A shade lower; offered
at $lS % seller July; $l9 10 seller Au-
gust; Sl9 25 seller September. Lard
Lower at SD 40 seller July; Sl3 10 seller
August.
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Arrest Of CounieJfeiters.

PITTSBURGH, June 22.-Additional ar
rests of members of the counterteiters
gang lately operating in this vicinity,
have boon made The attention of the
government was called to the work Of
these men by letters containing consign-
ments of spurious money. and which,
being unstampcd, went to the dead letter
office. 4 secret service detective was
detailed to work up the case, and his
efforts, aided by those of local detectives,
have resulted in these arrests. The
band was thoroughly organized and was
headed by Milton II. Frank, aphysician
practicing in Allegheny City. Five
members of the band have been arrested
and are all in jail, except Davis, the letter
carrier, through whose connection
with the bank, Frank wasenablcd to car
ry on his operations by mail. and who
has been released on $4,000 bail. The
members of the gang were all provided
with counterfeit passes over most OF the
principal roads. Twenty thousand dol
lars OF counterfeit money has been Sc
cured bv the officers.
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Wool-ln
moderate demnnd and prices easier; me-
alum in best request; combing also want
ed: ohio, Pcnn-ylvaniaand West Virgin
ia double extra and above 5OlIjlc; extra
4sm SOC; medium jO@j2!ci coars" +'Ca,
soc: New York, Michigan, Indiana and
western fine 4Gn4Sc; medium jOGa sc.
coarse 47d 4sc: ccmbing washed 5'lg
G2Jc: combins uuwa-h"d i2!c; Canada
combing 63G 6jc; fine unwashed 53la @oci
do coarse and medium unwnshed 3Uja4Oc;
DO tub washed 52lla jGc; Colorado wash
ed 2s,a.3jc; :do unwashed 22a 2jci DO
extra and merino pulled 400 46r; do No.
! and superline pulled 4O@, l5ci Texas
fine and medium 2slp 3jc; do coarse 22tl,
DC: California fine and medium 2sG"Ic;
do coarse 22d 2Gc
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, june 22-FIOur-
Dull; low. Wisconsin, and Minnesota
family 80 25(aG %; Pennsylvania, lndi .
ana and Ohio 50 OOCG6 %; high grade
ST 75M7 -. Wheat-Decllning; red
81 @3!; amber 81 3iCll 81. Rye 81 ej.
Corn-Quiet; yellow SOC; western mixed
79GSOc Oats-Quiet; white 6S(d zoe;
mixed 6jm &c. Whisky-Steady; west
ern at 81 20. Petroleum. Steady; rctn.
ed l25c; crude 9!c SccdS-Quint and
unchanged. Butter-QuIet; New York
and Bradford County extras 26GG2sc; do
irsts 23m 2ic; western extra. ma BE;
lirsts lSm2lc Chcese-Stcady; western
fine lOAMllIc. Eggs-Inchangrl.
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platform of the Maine Democracy.

AUGUSTA, VI f., June 22.-ln the after
noon session of the Democratic State
Convention, resolutions were read and
adopted, cmbodying the following drclar-
ationS:
The constitution is the peoples only
safeguard; the right Of the people and
States must be sacredly preserved from
the touch of military or Congressional
u>urpation of civil supremacy in times
of peace; equality of the rights
of all men under the law ;
a sound currency coin or its equivalent,
tariff for revenue only; the government
economically administered; an honest
preservation OF public faith to
the public creditor; return to economy
in the administration of the government,
national, State and municipal; abolition
of unnecessary officers and reduction OF
salaries; one term tor the president with
the salary mt $25,O0O. The resolutions
arraign the Republican party for aban-
donmcnt of principles, prohisacy and,
corruption; condemn the Administra-
tion in strong terms, for the responsible
" of the Louisiana usurpation, and at
tempt to suspend the writ Of haJeas cor
y,ts by the last act Of Congress, and pro
nouncc it no longer safe to trust the
rcinS of government in such hands. The
Administration is pronounced responsible
for the present depressed condition ofthc
country's commerce; for the crippling OF
the ship building trade, and for driving
oil American mercantile marine from the
ocean; the people Of Maine suffering un.
der the burdens Of oppressive taxation,
demand reform, and appeal to all men
without regard to party names, or past
differences, to unite with them to secIre
this triumph.
An effort made to incorporate the
/ financial resolutions of the Ohio Demo,
cratic Convention failed. Gen. Charlie:
W. Roberts, Of Bangor, was nominated
for Governor, and the Convention ad-
| iOurned.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK, June 22.-MoNEY-Was
extremely easythis afternoon, and loaned
freely al per cent on call. The feature OF
the market was free offerings ofcapital for
the balance Of the year at ! per cent,
one lot Of 100000 being offered at this
rate, without finding borrowers. Prime
mercantile paper 3l@5 per cent. Sterling
weak at 48G!m 1869 for sixty days, and
4s9!@49O for sight. Customs receipts
$4,000. Produce exports for the week
Sj,G37, ,0l9.
GoLD-Openad at III! and closed at
HI. Borrowing rates per cent, and
carrying 2@3 per cent. Loans were
also made fiat The Assistant Treasurer
dsbursed 100000. Cleariags S42,O0OOOO
GOYERNMENTS-Firm
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East Liberty Cattle Marke ct.

EAST LIBERTY, June 22.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts for to-day 1854 head, of which
nineteen cars were through stock, and
the balance, iorty-three, for sale here. The
quality is generally common to medium,
and very few good to extra on hand. A
fair share of Texans are on the market,
but selling Mt low prices, generally to }
off from last week on lower grades; lower
to extra t. lower. Extra s. 90; medium
to good So l5@6 -; common to fair 50 ~
@6 90; Texans 50 25Gf4 80; bulls 81 75GG
so; stockers S3 75Cl4 10. Hogs-Re-
ceipts to-day go head supply fair; York
ers 81 OO@7 20; Philadelphia, - 4OCG
: 80. Sheep-Reccipts for to-day si00
head; supply full; clipped - Ootu ) %.
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truth against this witness, but that
her theatric nature Ito borrow
Il word from the defense) and the prurI-
ency of her imagination had led her into
great exaggerations, he thought there
could be no doubt. One important fact
appeared from her testimony, that as
early as December l4th, 1870, Tilton
charged his wife with adultery, although
the defense claimed that this charge re.
suited from conspiracy which was not
founded until December 70. Moreover
Mrs. Bradshaw testified that although
Bessie Turner denied it, that the fact
was communicated to her by Bessie Iur-
ncr ut that date. The counsel
continued: The issue cannot
be avoided. The plaintiffs witnesses
must be convicted of perjury, or else
Beecher has quieted his conscience by Il
form of denial of his own selection.
Counsel stated that there were cases
when men had lied to save the honor OF
women with whom they had intrlgues,
and that in such instances it was thought
no sin. and he quoted several cases rs eN-
amples. Counsel then quoted from
Sermon of Bcccher
in which he said that the first thing after
committing II crime was TO purify your
self from it and then take counsel from
some friend This was the teaching Of
Beecher, and the question was whether
he had acted on his own theory and con-
WINGED his own mind and conscience
that this was Il case where he should
commit that which under other circum-
stances would be II grievouS sin. Beccher
had often shown the tendencies which
beset Il man who lied even in the court
of his own mind when he endeavOred to
bctoe and deceive himself Mr.. Bcacher
saws he does not marvel that there Is so
much living, but the marvel to him was
that there was little Of it. Coun-
sci quoted from a sermon OF
the defendants in relation to the
atonement in which Beecher spoke Of the
idea of God suffering for world, and
that there were some men who felt
that they had no need of an atoncment,
and, saws Beccher, Il do not believe in
its need" Henry Ward Bceeher teach
ing the inspiration Of the Scriptures,
while he did not believe in one of its
corner stones. All the Apostles, said
Mr.. Beach, teach us that salvation was
reached through the alonng blood 0!
Christ, and all this was rejected by
Becchor who did not believe in the saw
ing blood of Redecmer and Tracy in
his opening, branded Moulton US IA
heather, while Beechcr was held up rs
the pure and Christian character Of the
age. Mr.. Beach made further quotations
from Mr.. Beechcr's sermons, in order to
show that his teachings were IN II meas
ure departure from orthodox faith, and
the Court adjourned
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NewYork Dry Goods Market

New YORK, June 22.-Thr market for
cotton good and prints continues dull and
prints irregular in prices in both agents
and jobbcrs hands Shirts and drawers
arc more inquired Tor. Fancy cassIm"rr,
and worstcd coatings in fair demand,
and kentucky jeans improving. Five"
hundred cases Of Plunket Wooicn Com
pany's docskins, coatings and cotton warp
cloths were pcrcmptorlly sold ut auction
to.dav .t fair urirrs
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accounts, had not been discovered. 1t l.
not known in which way they have gone
to have consummated that act when
makes them
1.-TWO souls with but single thought
Two hearts that beat as one
but We suppose they will find the place
before they return. In case they do, 1t is
to be hoped that they will receive the
patcrnal blessing, and forever after live
in the realms of happiness and content
mont.
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TOIpdO Market.

TOLEDO, June 22.-FIour-Steady and
in moderate demand. Whcat-DuIl and
declined; NO. white Wabash 81 215i
No.3$l -; No. white Michigan 81 214i
amber do 81 234; seller July 81 2i!i No.
2rcd 81 23i. Corn-Dulli high mixed
73ic; 'sellcr June 73!ci seller July dc
seller August 75ic; low mixed 7l!ci No.
white 7jc. damaged Gle Oats-DuIl
and lower; No , sole.
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BOSS TWEED RELEASED
Struggled From Blackwell's
Island.
He is Committed to Jail.

NEW YORK, June o. Boss Tweed
appeared in the Court House to-day in
the custody of the Sheriff He was SNUG
gled of Blackwells Island at ten o'clock
last night, and drove around the city in
carriage. This morning he went to his
office and spent some time in consulta-
ton with his counsel, after which he pro-
ccedcd to the District Attorneys office.
In the Supreme Court, this morning,
his counsel presented TO Judge
Davis. the order of the Court of APP
peuls for his discharge from the peniten-
tiary, which was signed uy the judges
Boss soon after appeared in court, before
Judge Brady. The room was packed
The district attorney moved that the de-
fendant be arraigncd to plead to the in
Lictment found in November, 1873.
David Dudley Field of the counsel for
Tweed, stated that they were not ready
10 plead, or to make motion to quash,
notice ofthe indictment having been read
only four days since. Pcckham said it
was evident that the defendant intended
to stayc of the proceedings as long rs
possible. This was disclaimed by Field.
A legal war of words followed, which
lasted nearly an hour Field demanded
to know what special fayors had been
shown and would be. My client, said he,
has been for nine months illegally con-
fined in the penitentiary, and when after
committing this outrage, an outrage for
which every one concerned in it shall be
held strictly accountable, and after he is
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull.

l.kA
STATE BoNDs-Quiet, except Tennc>-
sces. WHICH dccIiped in the morning on
rumors oi II default on IhG july in'I''N'
but closed strong al an advance "i per
cent from the lowest point oil thr Day
SroCkS-Opched WIN lufthrr I'M
Provemcnt III hn"hc"i clrcl'S, ana Il rise
in securities on the Stock Exchange. sub
sequentIy there was a reaction, but the
market closed steady for bonds and stocks
and weaker for gold and exchange. The
stock market opened strong ut an advance
Of to I per cent as compared with the
closing quotations OF Yesterday. faclilc
Mail was the leading feature, advancing
from ~ to AZ, nmid great excitement
Lake Shore rose to 0l3; Erle 10 of!i ~.
Paul to "5i Northwestern 10 o'Si mon
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Negro Killed i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 22.-A negro named
johnson, was killed tonight by II police
man. He rented house in the vicinity
Of 33d street, and failing to pay the rent
when due, an order Of cjcctment was Is
sued against him. He resisted It's en-
'orccment, and during the melee which
followed, was shot eight times about the
hcnL. and nlmn,t instantly Killed.
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LOGAN, LIST * cos.
LOGAN, LIST Il cos.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN, THAT I
y have been appointed Administrator
81 ih,. estate OF August and Caroline Sea-
bright. All persons knowing themselves
Indebted to The said estate, wlll pleas. call
and settle at once. Also, all persons hay
iugcIaiIns against The same, will present
Them for settlement to
ALBERT NOLTI,
iu.sIb No. GGlU, Eufi street
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Cron PrOspccfs Good.

WAsHIxGToN, June 22.-R"PortS re-
ceived at the Bureau Of Agriculture from
different sections indicate that the win
ter and spring wheat will yield tou =
ffths Of a full crop. Rye promise, better
than wheat, but will fall below the usual
average. Oats is in good condition, and
will reach nearly a full crop in the States
OF largest production. The barley crop
promises well. Clover is in fair aver
age condition. Thefruit prospects are iaIr
to good in the east but below the aver
age in the west.