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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-31
The Old Palace Of History.
Correspondence Of the Inter-Occan


SANTA FE, N. NJ, Jan. 8 1873.
At 9 q. N. yesterday two copies of our
national bunting were flung to the
breeze above the old "Palace" walls, and
in tho legislative chambers beneath a
pair of gaveIs clicked 20 order the TWEEN
ty-third Legislative Assembly OF New
Mexico. The palace" is a long, low
adobe structure, skir,ing the entire
length OF the public plaza on the north.
During the past two months it has been
undergoing extensive repairs, within
and without. A considerable of its dirt
roof has been removed, and replaced
with tin one. Perhaps the following
reference to the venerable structure,
which'l extract from Colonel David J.
Miller's "Historical Sketch at Santa Fe, u
read at the centennial celebration of our
national independence, in this city, may
DO interesting to the readers of tho In
ter Ocean.
"The old "Palaco" building on the
plaza has been occupied successfully as
his official residence by tho naughty,
war.loving Governor and Captain Gen
General, under Spain by the power,
ex-chief, under Mexico, and now by the
United States. This interesting old
building, on account OF the repairs re-
peatedly made upon it nowadays, is fast
losing its antique appearance and inter
nal arrangement. Ii has been the scene
and the witness of many events of inter.
est and Importance, the recital Of many
of which would, to us of to-day, seem al.
most incredible. In it lived and ruled
the Spanish Captain General, so remote
and inaccessible from the viceroyal.
ty at Mexico that he was in effect king,
nominally accountable to the Viccroy,
but practically beyond his reach and
control and wholly irresponsible direct
Iy to the people.
"Here met all the provincial, ter.
ritorial, departmental, and other legisla-
tive bodies that have ever assembled at
the capital of New Mexico. Hero have
been planned all the domestic Indian
wars, and measures OF Offense against
foreign invasion, including as the most
noteworthy the Navajo war Of 1928, and
the Texan invasion OF 1912, the 'Ameri-
can,' Of lS45, and tho Confederate OF
1862. Within its walls was imprisoned
in 1909 the American explorer, Zebulon
n. Pike, and innumerabie state prison
ers before and since; and many sentence
Of death has been pronounced there
in, and the accused forthwith led away
and shot at the dictum of the man at the
"Palace." 1t has been from time i'm
memorial tho governmenthouse with all
its branches annexed. II was such on
the Fourth of July, 1916, when the
American Congress Il; independence
Hall, in Philadclph,a,proclalmed liberty
throughout all the land, not then, but
now embracing the Union. Indeed, this
old edifice has a history; and as the his
tory of Santa Fe is the history of New
Mexico, so is the history Of the palace
the history of Santa Fee"
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Coll

Hnv hercat chance ia make money. " ycs
OuADesnt get gold You can act Srr.nbasks
Wa need y person Ia every town To tale
subscriptions for the largest. cheapest anil beet illus
trstei family publicstion In thu world ANY can
become suec-sJfal agent, The no.l elegant wosts
,'f given frcs 10 subscribers. The price IL low
that everybody subsrr,bes On. axrnt rvpgri-
making over $40 IN q week lady asrn' Svtsntts
tai ing M ssii,scrbrr. ten 'sy. All Who
gage make money fast. lpu sieS all Var
tn. business. osiy your sI,srr time Nnu n-e-'
mol te away from honse over night lsu ao IL
well others fuli particulars. iFre,an- <n
Elegant and expensive ouiGl free u ssa ssat
prohtsbl. WORK send your aisir. q
rothng try the business No who .ugsss- falls
90 make greai paw. Adslrrs. ''thc fea.ic's issf
nal. 4" Portland. Maine.
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VEGETINE.
VECET Inc
IN Excellent RelNedv.

SFEiNGFfFLp. %. Feb. =, III
This l. 10 certify that have used NvGEriNs manu-
featured by III. l. Stevens, Boston, MISS Tor Rheu-
mstlsm and General Prostitution Of The Nervous sys-
tenn, with good success I recommend NrGrrixr a.
an erceent madeleine for such complaints Yours very
truly, C. ~ VANDERBILT
MIR. Nandegrift Of the firm vaudcgfin 4 HUI
man. l. well-knowb business "f this place
having ore Of the largest stores Ia springfield -
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Our Minister'S Wife.

:. I"FF ~ TTlTf' ~ = f'I'1 ~ TT
Ma. II. x. STEvrss:
Dear Sir.-Ihrcc YEAR, azo was suffering tsrr!hlx
with inlammaipTy EhsuTultism pur nints trr's wife
advised me 10 take NuGrlfSE. Amer taking bot
tie. was entirely reliryci.
This year. feeling rciH-n OF the disa-@. Z
again commenced taking a. sad aIn being benratr 4
greatly. II also gre-ily improve. diy.siies
Respectfully. NFs- 4 EAiI.NEiI,
1911 West Irffr-or street
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CENrLENEN. We have cold sAxposps RArrcss
" SrEs tos marry ore year. ers Can say casdidly
tsAf ~ = vsr sold az. lar psrafo that sach
nrivgrss al. f.Ut.oa- We Lave kara The eor-
ylatsty
We are rot n ire hsts az rcccrfmcndsns patent
y ert =. D ar ~ psra.ioa ricefs the vsats OF
iho-sas. Hst We thk the>c afasetci saE a1d be COO
Nnccd q q. E.est Elrri: ;hafthc altering U bs
rctsvef We havc hem n the sirar usfacss for sss
rtst twelve years CONSTANTLY. AID SOL srthinx
tatarrh oct your leafs all ias ,aa s-s ps~r
you ge ~. ietier % say part q tss, yca MA
- Ncry irrls yonT- :. n BALDWIN a CO
wholesale AM iactsa ncriers In Drug, Books and
s;aIi"aery, W asaing,oa. Id Feb - iyA
FseS aaesare co-t.ias Or. sAnfords Improved IL al
y Soc. and fsl dlryctions for IN all cnscA Pic
sle1 or sale BY all Wholesale and retail c-a-s .fs
sad G. slsrs .toa, tnc rifcs AID fs.-f
NttkS = rOTTEIc. SSacrai Arcgfs s.l M i. =.
Druggists. Boston. Ea.s
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sAnfoRD's RADICAL cuaE

NAY sss-y claim 10 Be on cr,se ssv pcpsisf rene
W ciss rceelsiax TIE approx al Of acdis
No. u private, not oaly frrcly recommend u bot ~
! IN fhetr iirs n rsefe-enee ary VI tse brxpsr.
tsc1s czc4iy p-,scrloed b. pLySlcia4.
Gu arr wsrc. NaiS dtst.axn.sA drifv -hys;c.sz
that cl.xzticrs 10 tie Na2a. Nc .si -
such tat paei,c;y recorucad CT a.Srries a.
Ia1icai Cgre; ezsslnee received rn<A relief rosa
tie Use OF f,y~cI sffcr tas:osxa tl-l usual
remedies have PRIVATELY ADVISED he USE ari presume
s.ve seat 20 yptsr store les ,aAa hundred u
70 |"
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MISCELLANEOUS ADvs.
IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.

Nc s'rs fsseasc has casss,ed more Suffering has
~ tea~6 u hsrskirx up Of the CONSTITUTION taas
Ca'.rra- I az smell OF taste. o. stxnf Of hear
tas trs1 = ,0os tac END. o.e or rscsc snd soms
.ys al yar.t n 80 -Jrcfsvc iaeocncs The
distributes tE-cIxnczs tie syHe afac b every vl,al
:1e sst s-csss the uoss roSoss of esssssfuxso01
-1ofs s>> SIs sitise patsrxfccd ~ uAyU3-
ssan> fotcniir ssssi hy e1.sSs o. 4 enariatsnn.
.sse scf * i-urf 70 asvc If..s aaoc BE relieved
,ia- ~ ',-sf ;hs trT ~. tl~c b senzedirs
rrteat -as-cssxo-s~ Ise y a.! k..AersS rrsrsea
:asi s-oytcd BY DE-. saassrd Ia tie rryparsssSa q
u ilsSiy 10 succeed vsea all It's asaai sasdiss
= Scs,ss ssr.krs AZ the Of the d,seose. vfs.
s1s GS.srtd eo<sf. WHO hes,s TIE ulcerssed 0en-
ershc " direct sr7cz'soa 10 tsc nsaal pa<.a9ca IT.
sst . t->ec certain ex 4 ruics. aa1 cnless the
Nfst y f-e- trc too lar sNa rau<s. .rss
sa=jorf;y 81 c-ses. e.sct o care-
NossccrT BLOCH, So FnSsrSonsx. ocs. i ira
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TWO IN ONE.

thus eomened We have two gr.si H,edieAi arsnss n
eee. eaeh OF whch Performs Es aat La9S169
produces more cures thaa aay Laiuleni iotio, ~
or plaster ever brtore coulpsrudrd h,uanrw ~
medicine. Try one. Pnick. .iCsxrs
so.d ey al Wholesale aaa Retail prassiss sAsSpus
POrrER. frorrietor.. Eostsn. Mas
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A---ts MT ssst,s ssrts,i IN ths.r tislss
It'll ltssf a. 10 n4ssis "a thFsv trssstis
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s,us s,safs Iaa.af- y hsSs sgstf- b. n..AtHf
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make inoasy last ~ the pTe--,i ifnr issDsy
10 r.s'is szsiiy AMI faptdis ~ 1sff hsis
u cost. nothing % ~ th- busirsss usfsrs zs@
OUTFIT free Adir.s=, - ofse.. "a. uaIf.Eft a "a 4.
Foftisna, Mann Issh
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The healing propertirs Of our own fr<ts e.i..r,
az r!ns I'D the sums efths Ks.s io sns va 70
ihg Hnd trenStaening Propertcs knewa b. tisa-
sancs- when combined Ia scccrdsiase ~lfa late asi
lnports9t discoveries in pharmacy esii-.x and
sr-hssheh,ni properties are lrcfcEsct afeii IA
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JOHN ". BERKS

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NOTICE.

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Teacbes' Examinations.

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CONSUMPTION Can Be Cured.

PuImona is certain remedy for the CURE of
Consumption and all diseases of the Lungs
and Throat. 1t vIgorates the brain, tones up Inc
sysen makes weak strong and pleasant to take
Price One Dollar per bottle atDruggIsts sent by The
Proprietor receipt Of price. pamphlet containing
ACTUAL CURES and full directions for using accompan
les each bottle, will be sent free 10 address, OS
CAR g. MOSES, Is Cortlandt ST.. New York.
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nice youth an opportunity to express
his sentiments on the subject, and not
let conceaIment like the worm in the bud
prey on his damask cheek.
Accordingly, one morning on my way
to school, seeing him approach, as usual,
| care suddenly TO . dead halt, and,
with beating heart, stood directly in
his path.
"Halloa, little 'un, what's the row ~
he exclaimed, rather surprised at this
new move.
r-I-want paper, if you please"
said !, blushing.
"You do! ., crickey. What do you
want it for, little 'un ?"
al want 1t to read" said ], with dig.
nifty ''here's the money.
30, my eye! if here amt . precou.
go. What one You are to read . pa.
per. to be sure. Here II is. though-aiI
right-what's your name, sissy"
l informed him, and requested his in
return.
Hockey, my little dear, Hockey
Walker" said the young gentleman,
with . wink. "Going to school, ain I
you, Does old Miss Thingamy lick yer
often !"
l drew myself up-for II there Vas
anything prided myself on, j, was on
nygrown-up-air; and the idea Of yourg
lady being clicked" was revolving TO my
feelings.
"No, she don't-she never punished
me yet. You don't 90 70 schoo, any
where, do you ?" aid ], looking doubt
fully 1t him.
-"Rsnished my edscasioe long ago
just done going to colIege-'spect to get
. sitnsiion ~ professor At langyijes
shortly"
must cay vss rashsr surprised At
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-15
The Sun Cure.

lne oAnltaflau.
In commenting on the inestimable value
Of sunlight to children, DR.. Winslow says:
at is systematically ignored at period Of
life when it is OF the highest Importance 1t
should be brought to bear upon the puri-
tication OF the blood, and consequent heal
thy development Of organic structures.
Children, even ut an early age, should not
be excluded, particularly during the warm
periods Of the year, from the genial and
charming influences OF the sun. Great
benefit, The further says, would accrue
from giving children solar air baths-that
is, permitting them to lie naked upon the
bed or floor, free from the incumbrance OF
clothes, so that their bodies may be
thoroughly brought under the influence
OF good air and bright sunlight. The chill
dren of savages, as well as negroes, who
are often allowed to run about in the open
air, freely exposed to the influence Of the
light, have finely developed muscular struc-
lures, and generally enjoy robust health" )"
The famous Florence Nightingale ranks
light as second only in importance to the
sick to fresh air, and further testimony as
" tie tlcIAptuLlC Naiuo VI bunilbht 10
borne by the ''Dictionary OF Materia Med
lea" OF Murat and De Lens, which says:
ave cannot doubt that the influence Of
light is one Of the conditions most indis-
pensible to health, ,andit may consequently
be usefully employed by the therapeutics"
Among the attractive features OF that
excellent edifice, the New York Hospital,
is its SOldrilmi, situated on the top OF por-
ton OF the structure, and inclosed in glass,
serving also the purpose OF conservatory.
Here, in sunny days, are congregated
many patients, and they certainly havethe
appearance Of being very comfortable.
The great hospital oil St. John at Brussels
has on the roof an elegant garden tasteful
" laid of and planted with shrubs, small
trees, and a grass lawn, interspersed with
fragrant flowers. In this quiet rural re-
treat patients, particularly conyalescents,
are permitted at certain hours Of the day
to promenade, INDUCING in the luxury Of
good air and bright sunlight There are
feW 81 our hospitals that might not profit
ably initiate these examples, and not only
construct rooms inclosed with glass, but
better still rooms without glass,
where direct solarization can be en-
ployed with the most gratifying and salu-
tary results.
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Nxw YoRk, October 14.-cotton- Steady at
l0I<al0<c. Flour-Dull, heavy and 10a15c
lower; supertine western and State IS 45a3 65 (;
common TO good 50a3 80; good to choice
4 05a4 so; white wheat extra 55a5 IS extra
Ohio 5 70a5 90; common to choice 81 Louis
4 0Oa5 %; patent Minnesota good to Xxx Q ooa
8 25 wheat-Heavy: declined Ease; busi-
ness mainly speculative; ungraded spring
Tic; No. do spring SOC; ungraded winter
red 95cal o2h; No. winter red 81 1.2as7c ;
No. 2 red / 90 1.2al OF; No. do 02 ! "a
I03 "a; ungraded amber Steal 02 1-2: No. 2
amber / cox; ungraded white 90 1.2ca1 90 +;
No. white $50; No. 2do l 001iai e91i; No. 1
do 0sal Oi -; extra white / o5; white State
/ o4 l.2al 06 H. Rye-Dull and lower; State
coke; No. /, 5sa60c. Barley-Dull and un-
changed. Con-In good demand; declined
ha<c ungraded As 1lla47 l-4c; steamer 40 l-2 ;
No. Q 10 SAC; yellow western 49a5oc; No. 2
white Soc. 0ats-Active but shade lower;
rejected &c; No. 5, &c; do white % i-2c; No.
2, 2sa2s l-2c; No. 5 white 4kc; western
mixed 26,<a31c; white western 2saa. Hay
Quiet and firm; shipping 4oa4sc. Hops
Dull and nominal. Cofiee-Unchanged gu.
gar-Quiet but steady; refining fair 70 good
7s<a7szc; prime 734c. Molasses-Quiet and
unchanged. Rice-steady. Whisky-a o..
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


BALLsroS, N. Y, October 14.-The jury
in the Billings murder case, after being out
q long time, failed to agree, and were dis
charged. The jury stood one for conviction
and IL for acquittal.
HATHAWAY GETS TEN YEARS In THE PESI-
TERTIARY.
TAUNTON, MASS, October l4.-Geo. 7.
Hathaway was arraigned for sentence to-
day, and after several witnesses as to his
former characterand habits were heard he
read long and rambling statement to
show how Chace, DR.. Durfee and Holden
B. Durfee led him away. There was
little in it which had not before come out
in driblets. He detailed different transac-
tions with Chace and said he absorbed all
the money to pay -four mill debts and those
OF DR.. Durfee. He wept much and was
weak and tremulous. He was sentenced
to ten years in the state prison.
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The Benwood Murder Case.
MouNpsy,,ILLR, October L

Editors Intelligenecr: ...,......-
The case OF the State Of West Virginia
VS.. Hiram Brandon, for numbering Thomas
Brannon at Benwood in June last, is now
on trial in our Circuit Court before the
following jury: John R. Kelley, Jacob
Jefferson, Charles Jones, W., N. Bonar,
Thomas Cats, J. F. Dowler, James Well
man, S. A. Deitz, silas Kisner, John Null,
wm. Burgess and James A. Blake. The
prosecution is being conducted by James
L. Hooton, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney,
assisted BY E. G. Cracrait, Esq, OF Wheel
ing, WHO'S employed by the friends OF the
deceased, as q private prosecutor. The
defense is being conducted by ]. Dallas
Ewing, Esq, OF Wheeling, and ]. l.. Par
kinson, OF this bar.
There are agreat many witnesses being
examined both for the prosecution and the
defense, and great interest is manifested
in the trial, A night session is being held,
and the examination Of witnesses will not
be concluded tonight. Two or three days
will no doubt be consumed in the trial.
Benwood and vicinity are well repre-
sented with us now, either as witnesses OF
interested spectators.
Although Bishop Peterkin breaches at
the Episcopal Church tonight, still there
is quite large audience in the courtroom
outside OF those interestedin the trial.
The trial is being ably conducted by the
counsel on both sides. y.
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The President Of the BcIlaire Nall MIL
on the outlook for Trade.

Bellaire Leader. .'l- l .7
J.R. McCourtney, President Of the Bel
laire Nail Mill Company, does not enter
tain very encouraging opinion Of the nail
business for the coming winter. The mill
has been started temporarily and nails
have been sold at loss, and there is no
prospect Of the trade reviving, hence when
the mill shuts down 1t will be for an indef-
mite length Of time. In fact, all Of the mills
in this section, except the Riverside OF
Wheeling, which uses old rails, will shut
down indefinitely. Before the war, as we
are informed, nails never went lower
than g % per keg, and now they
are offered ut 81 IS, and even as low
as 81 so, and no demand for them in
good market. The outlook is very dis.
couraging indeed, for this important
branch of our Industries. Parties who
only year ago used a thousand kegs or
more, are now left in the lurch with two
hundred and fifty. Old rails are being
used by some mills, but rails have adj
yanced, and at the present price they can
not even buy old rails and sell nails for
the extremely low price. Mr.. McCourtney
Is a very intelligent man, and when the
furnace starts up again he intends to sci
its product without sending them
through the nail mill. He does this be-
cause he will not lose asmuch as he woul
by the other plan.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852

they were compelled tosuspend operations
on Sunday, each factory would suffer q
loss OF about 81 900 per week. The steam
railroads were operated rs usual yesterday
and it is said the officers Of the various
roads have determined to pay no attention
to the threats Of the League, preferring to
stand their prosecutions and test the ques-
tion incourt." FaH
In view OF the present attitude OF the
Sunday question at Pittsburgh, it is not
by any means impossible that a remodif-
cation Of the laws now governing the OBJ
seryance Of the day will have to be sought
at the next session OF the Pennsylvania
Legislature. There certainly is wide
difference, in any proper view Of the case,
between the business Of selling liquor on
Sunday and that Of making glass or iron
in furnaces that must be kept hot all the
week through. No amount Of enforcement
OF a'promiscuous law against every species
Of Sunday work will cause sensible people
to identify the great industries Of Pitts
burgh with the business Of salooning on
Sundays. II this is the object of the
League, they have big contract on their
hands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-15

PHtLApkIPHrA, October 14.-FIouR-Dull,
weak and lower; superine q 5Oa3 90; extra
5 00a4 90; family 4 5oa5 90; Minnesota extra
4 75a5 80; patent and high grades at 0oas 90.
Wheat-Dull and lower; No. 2 red at 991ca
100; amber 02al 03; No.2 Chicago CSC. Corn
i7c. 0ats-Dull; Pennsylvania white 26a29c; f;
white western 26a2sc; western mixed 25a26c.
Rye-Dull and weak at 55a56c. Provisions
Dull and weak. Mess Pork-$s 75a9 90. Beef
Hams in pickle 17alsc; India mess at lsa
IS 1.2c. Bacon--Shoulders smoked 5Na6c ;
hams, smoked at 1lal2c. Lard-Easier and
weak; choice steam exc; prime steam 6atc.
Butter-Dull and ashade lower; creamery %
a24c; New York State and Bradford county,
Pa, extra 19a20c; Western Reserve at l4al6c.
Eggs-Easy; Pennsylvania 2ic; western l9a
20c. Cheese-Dull and unchanged. Petroleum
Easy; refined 91fc, crude i-lec. Whisky
-Firmer at 81 II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-15
YELLOW FEVER.
Seemingly No Let Up In the Alallgnlty
Of tho Psstilencs.
ltcuts a Wide swarth Of Destruction
In the Country Districts.
FEVER REPORT.
DHcArUR, Ala, October IA.

MEMPHIS, October l4.-Weather warm.
The following telegram was received at
noon:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-15

CINCINNATI, October i4.-Cotton-Quiet at
At eKc. Flour-Market Arm and prices a
shade lower; family a lOa5 Is. Wheat-Dull
and dropping; red S3assc; white S5a90c. Corn
Dull and prices q shade lower at 37xal0c.
oats-Dull at 25c. Rye-Dull at 46aisa4ec. Bar.
ley-Heayy; No. 2 fall 81 05al 0s. Pork
NomInally $s 25as so. Lard-Quiet; steam
% 80; current make 25; kettle 81 0oa7 so.
Bulk Meats-Dull at 4La5IIa59kc. Bacon
Easier at 4jEa5a55 ta5 jEa5 90a6c. Butter
Dull; fancy creamery 2Sa27c; choice Reserve
i3ai5c: chosce Genital Ohio iial3c. Linseed
oil-Quiet at 55a56c. Whlsky-Strong al
81 OF.
Hoas-In fair demand but at lower rates
common g 5oa3 90; light 5 l6a3 IS; packing
8 l0a3 80; butcher 35a3 80.