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New-York tribune., 1878-03-28
CHARACTER OF 4 WITNESS.

In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day. the greater part OF tae session the trial John
A. Grow was occupied IN his nomination, wh.ch
disclosed nothing OF interest After recess, John
4. SHERMAN, Wall-st. lawyer was placed upon the
stand testify 90 the character OF Charrs Richard
the broker also under arrest IN connection vim thi1
alleged Conspiracy upon whose testimony the Govern
incnt depends la gciy for the conviction ~ Grow. Mr
Syrrmau testified hat DC believed Richardson 20 be the
worst man Tar ~ mercantile and business matters
wclr concerned IN The city OF Nrw-Yu.k In answer 10
the question 0i Assistant Disc let Attorney Eicro. the
witness stated that hc had not been subpnacd, bat felt
his duty come hrrr and warn the pubic against
that man" The xaininauon of Mr. Grow
then continued and had no. ncco concluded at the adj
iDurumeuf.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28
THE COURTS.
ARGUMENTS III THE TELEGRAPH SUIT.

ARGUMENTS IN THE TELEGRAPH SUIT.
VIEWS. OF BOTH SIDES CONCERNING THE POOLING
ARRANGEMENT:
The arguments in the suit of Elias c. Bene-
diet against the Western Union and Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Companies. enjoin the pcoug arrange
men continued yesterday before Judge Lawrence
in Supreme Court. Chambers
G.. +. LOwrey, speaking for the Western Union Com
pany said that the position OF the plaintiffs counsel
that the Arrangement between the companies a
partnership, could not be sustained every element
Of partnership lacking. As TO the point
a ratification the statute OF 1870 contem
plated, MIR. LOvrey said that al the meeting
when tbe arrangement agreed to- S:2 100000 out
of 35 OF stock and votes were
cast covering this amount, either by socthoders ~ per
son or ny proxy The contract made by the West
ern Union in good faith and for the public good Ihe
the Western ron 10 % ths IS ec and Pae6e Cdmpauy
that ne was in danger Of osihs as diyends Bgt the
actual fact that the losses which he feared we're
actual gans. for the plaintiff could sell hi. stock In the
market to-day for 20 per cent In advance OF whst was
The counsel FOR the Atlantic and Pacific Company, r.
T. Wheeler said that the agreement Instead Of as the
plaintiff claimed, decreasing the dividends Of the West
Union actually threw business into its hands.
II merely agreement TO combine the business OF
The two oompane5 for their mutual profit The p0lcy
Of the State nd Of the courts had been to treat such
great corporations with liberay 1t was regarded as
true between these corporations ~ between individuals,
that 1t was better they should DO at peace Win
each other than at strife. How would II he pos
Of The state intended TO keep up competition
between these corporations when especial provision had
been made in the statutes for their consolidation The
western Union owed It's whole present magnitude To the
legislation which allowed 10 % unite together the
smaller companies into one great telegraph organization
Inus the Legislature had shown that II considered such
consolidation in accordance with public policy. The
position of the plaintiff would lead the Court TO hold
that these companies should be Obliged to Keep up
ruinOaS competition for the beGedt OF certain class oI
the public.
James I. WoFthington, the counsel for the plaintiff,
spoke for few minutes In answer To thc argumens OF
the defeudants counsel. He argued that II mattcred
not what done at the meeting Of the stockholders
when the consolidation was agreed 20, or now many
stockholders iaIncd the action, providing IL not
done in accordance with law. The state only cDcOur-
aged consolidation when IL nude according To law.
The Act OF 1870 did authorize such consolidation
the present II required that .he meeting should
he called for the SPECIAL purpose Of making such AT
r'ngcucnt, and that then tho paes might agree 20
scI convey lease their property franchises; but
tn statute did not provide Tor any such mdscrminate
pooling arrangement As this, which could not be brought
within the aiming of the words sale" lease" or
conveyance"
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28
ADArGHTER SUING HER FATHER.

Mrs. Elizabeth \. Skinner brought IN action
yesterday IN supreme Court, Specie Term, before Judge
Van Brunt against Lott Belts, her father, TO have set
aside conveyance made in 1874 OF house and lot
Forty-thry The plaintiff allcgci that the convey
made by her Under false representations by
her father the character OF paper she signing
II was executed just previous 20 her marriage tO SIR
inntr and abe claims that her father represented that
would be enable her 70 retain the control Of
her property independent OF her husband. The deed
read % her and she did not learn real char
acier until after the marriage.
The defendant made general dcu1l. claiming that no
undue influence used IN lnduciGg the da aJxhter 20
sign the deed, and that size pccy understood IT. char
The evidence showed that the relations existing
between the different members Of the family
ncasant The Court reserved It's decision. j. NJ Brady
appeared fOF the plaintiff aud j. H. V. Arnold for the
defeulAut
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28
PASSENGERS ARRLCED.

PROM LoSDON-Ya sf,4Bistl1 rrfyig.-Mr. and Mrs r.
I0-cIbers Dr. aud Mrs t. Rec Dr. r. Bingham and
wlir. A'inlph BradiN.
FROM LIVEWFpO ~ ss11tshss AhVssffaf.F r blck.
lev &c. Brptd,d. n - Bruce. J. Rure, Mr. and Ms } l.
snrgey A-8 A. Burlry. Mister BucNry Hon j. / Gait
WaadrF A. Goldman. g. de uloyn, Mrs e. DONOVAN, T. "
er Miss Env j. VI. taatn and mans ervani, Cover and
iu.u rs-.f H. r. Grindisy, Guflerrez WEI Hall J. n.
Lana h Markn g. -. :. NirIois W. -cIIiy. JUICE ". l.
STUART dfs. Egbert T0wBor child and maid, j. "
Wcftnn Mr. Richard.
FROM HAMBURG-Ta etsrrgshiP F7Hf.--A. r. Little,
NJ Nlvrr Marie ua!0rf W H. Leirenz, lL ti-s tni fuur
arghtsrs Egucsfinc Itusrh Nlrelrife Nol ipg' yer
Nliieniue ~.hisy. iafzfcidt Wie AMI o. Hermann.
uileibrtg and dsn yhtrr Cha- E,rti0y sally Levy Mrs.
Schsrrr. l. :. -ayaIl, = Nllchi0ni
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28

\. j. DittenhOeier, counsel OF Orlando Jack
SOD who recently pleaded gul!iY 10 sending lottery
ticket through the mails hls obtained q wd Oi habeas
CORFU. ant rartiorai from United STAIRS supreme
Court directing renewal ~ tho ease. The order IL
made rctunahe April % 40 Washington. JacsOn wis
sentenced Judge Benedict in the Uuitcd states cir
Court. 10 pay hnc 81 800. by advIce OF counsel
he refused pay the I'M. admit ~ appeal %
the ease. IL Is claimed nv the defence thar law
unaer Mhlch Tie arrnst nade h unconstitutional.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28
NAVY INTELIIGEyCE.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Commodore Rob-
ert H. wyman, superintendent OF the photographic
Onlce WILL it Is understood, relieve Rear-Admiral Pre-
bic OF the command Of the South Pacific station Rear
Admiral Prpble is coming home IN the Omana which IL
expected Hampton Roads between the lst and 10Th
OF NJ II month Rear-Admral Howell ALL remain Ia
charge Of the Bureau of Yards and Docks until the close
of the present n-ea year, when be Will assume command
OF the North Atlantic Fleet
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28
ARMY ORDERg.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Leave of absence
for four mouths with permission go abroad Is granted
Captain W. II Clapp. 10th Infantry. Leave Of absence
for two months with permission to apply for All exen-
tion Of four months and 10 abroad Is granted FIRST
LaouteRant Max Wesendort 1st cavalry Leave ot 40,
extension OF nine months is granted Captain George W.
Davis 14th Infantry.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28
FATAL BLASTING ACCIDENT.

A piece of rock from blast at Tenth-ave.
and Seventy uiIthst, August II, 1877 fatally injured
Henry Kistner, passing along the street.
Thomas Carroll, the foreman, indicted for
slaughter the fourth degree and tried yesterday,
Court cf oyer and Tsrnner before Judge Daniels.
Police officers and other testified that
able precautions taken. The jury acquitted She
prisoner without leaving their seats. There sim
ur daV.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 27.--The President sent
,be fo,Ioc-ipe nominations TO the Senate to-day;
Sanford odgett Of NewYok to be United States Con
q a.
The Distinct ofSRg UarlOr.. y. y. - q,
Jnsfaassrs-Jsmcs r. HOaa, az Corsackie, y. T.; James
Williamson al sing sing n. 81 William {. Dufant at West
Troy y. VI ABdrew smthers, at Dover Dell martin MuI-
Vile Delaware VII. David Hooper AZ hliA'h" 4aOi
John s. uOlDTOok, at Nevada City, Cal
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28
COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. MGSch 27.-lhc following Is the day
coendar of the nnrt Appeals for Thursday, March -
So- ~, lIi, 70 ll6, -. Ia. 2j and i4s 49,
Proceedings In the Court, Wednesday, March Y; NO ll
Meyer egt LathroD Argument resumed ana esncuasd: @
appellant G. p Hoffman for respond n No lSo Jen,
ninQs by II T. HOpe, for appellant and
NJ g. Hall ior re-V0nient No. 7SMOore agt The Mayor.
etc YOrk-Argnel by Jn0 h. Parsons, :or appellant
ana f.. J. Dean, for respondent.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28

On the 18th instant book canvasser fell
down the depot stairs IN Ddubury and broke bis lex
Insurance agent Monroe lost two fingers I'm haycut
tor and a tree pctier BrOOkGeld was knocked down
aud by meat cart We propose that the 18th
OF March be made "a legal holiday DanbuTy News.
"DO YOU see grapes, BobT7 "1es, but
"Thon come along; these grapes are no. ours you
kuown
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28

FOR LIVERPOOL n S,surrshf3 chfnaNr Burae't.
ButtIc T. Ensign, J. :. Fleming. MAJOR and MIS- hauil
ION Miss Hamilton Mr. ". IA ustun, Nj krchaun. Robert
Manuing J. McDcrmOtf ;. Mcknnns. Mrs N,uy, Mr Pyle.
] Hubinson. Authouy stevenson, " H. NheOn, dupont
Miuta. samuel Wylae
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28
JOSEPH LOPEZ SET At LIBERTY.

Judge Van BrJrnt recently set aside the
marriage OF Georana Morrison TO Joseph Lopez Lopez
was committed for perjury in swearing to false state
ments In his In the Yesterday he WAS
taken before Recorder facket and discharged bis
recognizance, the DisricAtiorney having concluded
that there not sufficient evidence 70 sustain tie
charge.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28
Tlarslc aro 5ldIe 4lanIels.

A TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
~ SLATE AND MAHBLE IANTll-5
LIE stsvark PENRHIN SLATE CO.,
80 Unionsquare, ". Y (ithaye. ant l7trstsl
* KLAPER e. CO.,
~, West sistss betweep Byoadvay and sh.ave. Estab
asnea ISIS n4NIEhLah hs .osea,y At fe
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28
MAINE INTELLfGENCE.


sgn rises... go Ciock fast. sos
Moon rlses 327 Noon s1uihs ~, Moons age days 70
HlsH WAFER IUDAT-A. VI.
sandy Hook 3ii GOV I.lni 4.e3 Hell Gate.... 6:l2
Hsn WArin IoDAT-P. y.
snndy Hook IL Island. 4:5l Hell Gate. $50
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28

A Rochester man hung sign in front of his
ywsnfeG 10 stand here" They don't stand there
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28

Nos 2G7 and 200 Grsndst corner Forsythst New-York
p S-Ifst received, dor. Childreus French KID
CLOVIS af 3Jc PAR. worth l,3O0 Goz. Lasies KID
GLOVES 3ic psr, worth zoe.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-28
MnslIal Jnslrumv'rts
Eeriures ano Mcetlnas.

DEY. z. 5. STORRS, DID,, will deliver his
Ia second Grafton.
1.-THE OTTOMAN AND TIE NUsCONIrEi THEIR
LONG DUEL"
ON Thursday March 2s AZ the Academy OF MUSIC
Tickets the box Office during the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14
THOS. HOY'S
NEW STOVE STORE

8. w. COR. KING & ST. ASAPH SITS.
Having removed into my new store with large
stock of STOVES of every description and an
endless variety of TINWARE and other goods
kept in that line. I invite those in want of such
goods to call and examine my stock, believing
can satisfy them both in price, kind and quslity.
Ny facilities for doing all kinds of work, such
As repairing Fire Place Heaters, Psr.or, Dining
Room and Cook Stoves, also Roofing, Guttering
and Spouting have been greatly enlarged and
improved, enabling me 10 do such work at tho
hortest notice,
HOTAlRFURNACES. for heating churches
public buildings an 1 dwellings, 8 speciality.
All work warranted TO give satisfaction.
Prices for goods, new work and repairing "a
low az the lowest SEQ 9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14
ENGLAND.

The Blackburn Mill owoers have abandoned
their attempt to reduce The wages of the ope'
ratives.
Right Hon. John Blight, 10 addressing hi.
constituents at Birmingham Saturday, declared
that he was strongly in favor OF non l1terVen'
ton.
VIM. Goblet, we'll known for the Strenuous
efforts be made 10 behalf OF the Tichborne
claimant, fell dead 10 Westminster Hall Satur'
day moroiog. He was q 500 Of VIM. Goblet,
the celebrated Eoglish radical politician and
writer, who died 10 1885.
FRANCE
NJ. Raspail was buried 10 tho Cemetery OF
Pere la Chaise, Paris, Saturday afternoon. 1t
is estimated that one hundred thousand persons
were present. No dis,ur banoe OF any kind oo
CURED. NJ. Louis Blanc delivered the Grafton
at the grave.
Second ballots we're held yesterday for three
members of the Paris Municipal Council, and
resulted 10 the election of the republican, oand!,
dates. These elections complete the Council,
which stands rs republicans to 4 conservatives.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The revolution 10 the uorthern provinces of
ST.. Domingo continues unsbated. Bands OF
insurgents surrouod Porto Plata, Santiago and
La Vega. Commerce is completely paral5 zad,
and the whole mercantile community is in dan
ger of being ruined. President Baz is using
all possible meaus of resistance, but it is CON
sidered that his efforts will prove Intellectual. 1t
appears that ex President Gonzalez is leading
the revolution. Hayti is reported quiet.
1t is rumored at Havana that General Mar
tuez Campos will proclaim truce for one
mouth and invite the insurgent General to co.,
fer With him 10 regard to peace.
Advices from Lima report short but sharp
earthquake at CaIlao on the 18th ultimo.
A boat 50 for two huodred pounds side
and the championship of Eogland took place
to day 90 the river Tyne, near New Castle.
Eogland, between Robert Watson Boyd. OF
Gateshead. and John Higgins. of Shadwell. The
match was won by Higgins on foul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14
DIED.


In Wsthinston. on Saturday. Ut 10 minu.es
past 8 L. M, Of 81 arlet fever, MARY ARM EFT
JOH NSUN. daughter OF DR.. j. B. and Lydia
NJ. johnson, aged years and month";
Wien just upon the point to die,
She looi ed on u.s. then gaZsd on high
Ard with glance that seemed to say.
Come home with me to heaven some day
Sleep. dall,ng, sleep. cold rains shall sleep
Thy little turf made dwelling;
Thou wilt not know, 30 far below,
VITA. wind or storm is swelling.
And birds shall sing, in the warm spring.
And flowers bloom about thee;
Tbou wilt not h( e1 them, love-
But oh the Loneliness without thetl
At the residence OF bis father J. L. Adams,
corner Wolfe ard Washington sts.. on Thurs:
day evening, January 10Th. 1878. EVERETT
M. ADAMS, in the 2lst year of hA age.
AtHyattsville, Md, on Thursday. January
10, 1873, Mrs ULtA A. KRsLEY,, formerly
of this city. widow Of Rev. Wm. Kesley, in the
18th year Il her age.
On Saturday night, Jan. IL 1t IL O'Clock,
JOHN PAYNE, ia the 9Th year Of his age1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

DUBLIC MEETING
l. AT THE
COUNCIL CHAMBER
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18th, at
II o'clock.
A meeting will take place on Tuesday even.
ing, the 18th instant at u o'clock, at the cham.
Der OF the Common Council, to consider the cur
rency question and the liver bill now before
Congress The public generally is invited 10
attend ian l4-2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Va D'm,rT
nent Office ofthe CHIEF Signal Officer, Wm
notion. D. e., jim. II 1878 -IO:3U a. Ill.
For the Middle Atlantic states { ing followe
By rising barometer stationary, or slightly It W
er Temperatures. Westerly wi Is. cloudy aud
raing, followed in the southern portions b:
clearing weather.
CHRIST CHURCH. -1ostesd OF sermon at
Christ Church. yesterday morning, the cor.
the Rev William NJ. Dame. gave sketch of
the progress Of the parish during the Two years
since g took charge Of it.
Hs referred first 10 the COOL work done bv bis
houored predecessor, the R"v. DR.. Mckln,
and to the various srci"tes and other agct IS
for good, which he had left organ z ID IN The
congregations They were all such as be, MIR.
Dame, cordially approved, and such as he
would. it necessary have srVen to lnaugurate.
They h I'd been modified and added to only as
new occasions had demanded. Tie work OF
the rtc'or besides that 10 c,Doectlon with
Christ Church prof. er. includes monthly Sun
day service at the Episcopal High School, and
the supervision of Meade Chapel, now used
exclusively for colored people. Here colored
candidate for orders holds lay service every
Sunday morning. In the afternoon there is
Sunday Sohcol, with 1t teachers aud l67
scholars, and Friday evening devotional
meeting. The frat Sunday afternoon 10 every
month the Hoy Communion is administered.
In the week there is at the chapel regular
parish school including IS scholars, 10 charge OF
a paid teacher. 10 it stated religious services
aud instruction, as We'll as secular teaching,
are had TIE Sunday School Of Christ Church
Includes about 200 scholars and 20 teachers.
Besides the Sunday School, the Mothers Mis-
sion, Dorcas Society, Woman Missionary So.
ciety. Sewing Societies and Visiting Commit.
tees uoite to advance the work Of religion and
beuevolence. and have all done good work.
In the past Two years the amount contributed
by the congregation to sacred uses is about
Sc 900. The debt of the congregation has been
reduced from 81 500 to $3.50. There have been
Is baptisms, 81 funerals, marriages, 800 ser
mons and addresses, 800 services. $500 visits
peid, 90 confrmatoDs and IS celebrations OF the
Hoy Communion. 10 spite Of numerous re
moya's the net Increase 10 the number Of com.
muocanta is %. the present number bel0g
S39. Numerous improvements about the
church building aud lot have been effected,
especially the new fence 90 Washington street.
New walks have been laid and many trees
planted 10 the church yard, which will when
the spring opens, present greatly Improved
appearance Our readers generally will echo
the wish that this venerable church may long
prosper 10 the good work it is doing 10 the COM
muuity, and that in the future, as 10 the past,
its worthy pastor may find abundant encourage.
mant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

RELEASED. William Q. Brookes, who, as
stated 10 Saturdays Gazette, sued out writ
Of habeas corpus before Judge Lowe, had a
hearing on Saturday night aud was discharged
from custody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

FAIRFAX MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
The annual meeting Of the Fairfax Mutual To-
surance Company was held to day. T.. Giliog
ham was chairman aud D. p Smith secretary.
The Treasurer presented his annual report,
which was referred to n committee. consisting
of j. s. Fowler, G. G. Hewes and Ed. Hughes,
who reported it to be correct.
A copy Of thu proceedings, including the
general statement of its affairs. was ordered to
be printed and sent to each member.
The following directors were elected for the
eusuiog year R F. Roberts. V. Baker. D.
P. Smith, G. B. Ives, g. G. Round. d. o.
Munsou. Wm. Hunter, e. Gillipghsm, G.
Lukeps B. Garfield. 0. Wbiticben, Edward
Hughes, and G. +. Wilkins.
At subsequent meeting Of the directors r.
F. Roberts was elected President, A. q. Har.
mon Secretary and Treasurer, and Valentine
Baker General Agent R. E. Roberts, V. Baker,
and D. p Smith. Executive Committee.
TIE ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY. Since The
commencement of the new year the following
new books have been placed upon the shelves
Of The Library The Heritage of LaDgdale, by
Mrs. Alexander; A Family Feud, translated
from the German. by Mrs. A. l.. Wia!er; A
TwofoId Life. by WiIbelmine Won Hiem /;
After Many Days. by Christian Reid At The
Councillors. by E. Martt, translated by Mrs
A. L. Wister; Phyllis novel. by the Dutch
ess Kismet; Pauline, by i. B. Walford; A
Woman Halter. ty Charles Reade Miriam .
Memoirs, by Mrs &. A. War6eld Ariadno,
by O ida; The Marquis Of Lossie, by George
MacD onald Cant. by Julian Hawthorne My
Bonnie L.ss by Mrs. Hamilton; Memories. by
George p Upton Grazida, by LamsrIioe i;
Marie. by ALI xaoder Jushkio; Which Shall
1t B. 2 by Mrs Alexander; Servia aud Rou
mania Iius.raltdI; Montenegro and Bulea
ria with marl; Russia and Turkey @ith
mapsI; The Cross and the Crescent, by
Brocketi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

WONDERFUL NEWS from the popular dey
goods store OF Washington, Carriers, 7O7 Mar
ket space. Every yard of dry goods must"
Silks, Black Cashmeree, Black Alpacas Dew
and beautiful colored Dress Goods, Blankets,
Shawls, &C., &,. Remember every yard must
be sold, even if they do DOT bring cost. This
tuDity to buy dry Goods cheaper than aoy ope
10 the world will sell them. dec 10 w.t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

s8H"GERMAN SYRUP. No other medicine
in the world was ever given such test of its
curative qualities as BOSCHEES GERMAN
SYRUP. In three years two million four hum
dred thousand small bottles OF this medicine was
distributed free of charge by druggists In this
country to those afflicted with Consumption,
Asthma, Group, severe Coughs Pneumonia and
other diseases of the throat and lungs, giving
the American people undenisble proof that
GERMAN SYRUP will cure them. The result
has been that Druggists in every town and vii.
lage in the United States are recommending 1t
to their customers. Go TO your Druggists and
ask what they know about it. Sample bottles 10
c.s. Regular sizo IS cts. Thre, d>sas will re-
lieve any case jan9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

Ask your druggist for Lodell's Headache
Specific. 1t cures headache 10 to 20 minutes.
Costs but soc. Sold by every druggist il Alex
andria. Durang's Rheumatic Remedy cures
rheumatism without fail. dec Ct!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-14

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. A-Cattls dull; sales
OF $500; good to prime 54.6c; me iium 44A6ie;
common 4ts4Sc. Sheep dull; sales Of lO.0
good Sic; medium Al A5c; common 4a41c. Hogs
dull sales of 1000: good Gle; medium 6a64o;
common 81.