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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-23
MONTANA'S STORMY BIRTH.


Democrats Determined Not To- Re Z heated
HELENA. Nos. November 2i.-The legis-
lature IL called To meet tomorrow. Prob ibly
two-third- of the member, are already here
accompanied by Il number of State pOliti-
clans. To-day both sides held caucuses TO
decide upon course 0factiOn.
II j. believed IN It there will BE- dual bo1-
les Of the House and tn II neither party will
have a quorum in the senate. The DhmO-
cratic county commissioners Yesterday
created sensation 10y taking possession
Of the legislative halls. and 10 day they de-
lived the keys 10 the Governor. ~ whom the
county commissioners have leased the
rooms. 1t is thought the Republican mem
bers will meet separately. should the repre-
sentatiyes from silver Bow county certified
to by the State canvassing board be denied
,dmittance.
Politicians Of both sides talk of fghting
10 the end, yet a small number flyor a com
promise on the basis Of one Senator from
each party and division Of legislative
offices. State Auditor Kenny, whose duty It
is TO call the House ~ order, demanded tbc
KEYS Of the binding to-day from Count,
Commissioner knight. Mr.. knight refused
to deliver the KEYS. but promised to admit
Kenny nj any time. The Republicans may
decide 10 rent rooms elsewhere for the
Legislature.
GOVERNOR ToOLE's PROCLAMATION.
Governor Toole this afternoon issued
in which. referring to the COM
fiicfing claims Of those Legislators who bold
county clerk certificates and those who
hold State canvassing board certitcat $.
SAYS: Whereas one set of certHcate~
has been issued and delivered pursuant to
the election laws Of Montana hy the county
clerks OF the respective counties. and bN
virtue of the act of the territorial
legislature, persons holding such Ger.
tifcates are declared entitled 10 th'
and deemed elected for al |
purposes OF organization of the legislature:
and whereas. when 80 Organized such leg. !
lslaiiye assembly becomes the judges Of tn |
Of its own members, now |
therefore, |. Joseph X. Toole. Governor ol |
the State Of Montana. hereby designate !
the courthouse in the county of Lewis an' |
Clarke as the place where the said leg |
islative assembly. comprising persons hold |
ing and representing certificates Of election ]
from said county clerks. shall meet
Both sides are canc ssing tonight, bur |
their plans cannot be le9rnpd.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
GEOCtKfts Il, LlQuoNs. cR0cKERf.
GLAS ARE. dc.. &C.
Al ArCiION.
ON TUKsDAi. AoyraBkR 2srH.

Il l. 80 O'Clock 1 will sell at public auction.
Z the st"fe under the Opera House. tif-
teenth and hud streets, Ma chester, Va,
he iOimcr stock Of goods Of Jam, IL. Gibbs
* ErO cVDsi.tin o, the usual line Of TALL
r. ,ceris-. liquor, 70 J0ccO, aud 'igsfs. W.
ether with tot Of viii w-ware, lamp, Kisss-
wnr.. c eek ~. showcases. &c &c; also ono
.,aIl's Comb nation =. f., but nttlc used.
ALt.LN q. COLiiNt,
no2l- Trustee.
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Special omni iesioaeru.

y. W. Nunnaliy. who sues, a.. plaintns.
siast John I. samIson art others, de-
Irntitnl, aud Robert A Brancb. guardian.
SC y nint II. agrinst JJhn =. sam psou aud
oth,r-. oeie q mis-.
In the clerks ONCE OF the Hastings Court Of
he city OF MtncDester:
LIKE "a, nj. clerk of said court. certify
thni he bond required OF tie special CON-
ini>sioie by rec m sajd cnuses of the
~ DIZZY OF october. 1880. tss besn du.y
gy %.
rlven under my hand this 18th day ~ No
velnnoi, t-p II. L. DUvAL. Clerk.
nor. .x3, 4. .g6H27
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WEDNESDAY. MOVE B.R ~. 1850, at II
s's.ock NJ. on the premises.


- virtue of decree o the uustinss Court
for IN. c.v OF uansh ester. Va. rr nouneed
on the I'D DAP of October. 1879 IN The
G enccry snlt Of X w ~unnaliy Ag inst
J0nn 2 ~smp>on and wife, and Hobsrt A.
Br,nchf gua dian. rKiing John y. sampson
ard othe .. We shalt. "a specisi minis .ion-
err, exfo for Ate that
VALUABLE TRACT oF LtNU, CONTAIN.
ING 3S7 Al kEs,
wnsreon John p. sa psop. tsq, now 70.
I'D
his isa n'ce home. convenient 10 the rsti.
road. schools. church q. mills. Ac.: nice
dweilinr. and ail tic usual ont nous. 9 iound
On y mt Cit siarm. this tsa nice fat m. in
hish rlsse OF cul ivsiion. There 10 n ERGO
qlantty ~ curu wood on tui- plsce. aud
~ * sMmed ateiy ON the railroad. and only
twenty Two miles from Richmond. maa 20 II
vv.y vsu bic.
xssls; a. -four b cash. balance 1t one,
t~,l. tlnee and four afs. ,cr nsgottable
0ie>. per cent t,t rest added from day Of
- e, ullv 10 Oe REARED until tho whole par
cbas' -lDV ey Is pad and convey ance or.
descd by tie Corrl.
". L. cowARpIN.
& l. PAGE.
Special ofBni iesioaerg.
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II sells well and gives entire satisfact on
tney mean Dr. ID ,yid's Cough Ssrup.-ad.
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LECTURE.
THANK SOWING PROCLAMATION.
CTATE OF VIRGINIA.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION, BY
TIE GOVERNJR.


mighty. maker OF haven and EARTH" for the
many merci,s vOuch>afe Ia thvIn curing the
past year. and ln cUidaHce with custom,
hereby rvt apart aud a poiut
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1889,
as a day OF Thank-ei,ing.
! recon- mt nd that upon that cay our people
assemble in theif = spectiye places 0f wor-
ship 10 Oner thanks 20 the hhg OF Glory for
His wttchiul cure In the past, and with
gfaiitu e b. tseech n m "tO deliver us from
evil and mischief from SIM and from the
"cr,i's and assaults OF our enemies IN the
future.
lei the day be marked by good deeds to
those vino are distressed "in mind, body or
estate" By relief 10 the poor and tDe desc
late. hs svmpaihy with the sick and IN af-
nicted. and BY loving Kindness At the family
nrrsde
May Il he day ofthanksgivine 10 the ever
lasting God by giving praise 20 the Creator
uud fresrrVer Of all mankind" mot only
with orr lips but m our lives.
ln tcsiimo ~ whereof, have hereunto set
my hand aud caused the Great seal OF the
State OF Virginia 10 be affixed.
lpneai TIE apitOl. Ia Richmond, this l2ih
hay Of November. In the year of our Lord one
thousand eiRhi hundi ed and eighty-nine. and
he lI1ih year Of tbe Commonwealth
FlTZHCGH LEE.
Governor OF Virginia.
by the Governor:
III ". fLpURSOY.
secretary to the Commonwealth.
nOl2-lOt
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FABIO ROMANI,

MOZARr ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Berger, Leath & Myers Lcssees and Managers
TW esmHsSl,as N1S rs FRIDAY. Nova %.
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pICHMOND THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. SATURDAY
MATINEE,) November 22 and 20,
MF. a Den BENEDICT.
supported by the cat Emotional Actress.
Miss FRANCIS FIELD.
And his own Excellent Company, IN the
MelD-drtmR
FABIO ROMANI,
A Story Of the Dead.
Thrilling and iutercsting earthquake effect.
sim ltan'-ous with an ERUPTION OF Mount
Nc-uvlus. Hum naliou ol the by Df aplcs.
Mr.. encdirt carries all the scenery used In
his ONE SO i,foductiOn.
ri eS as usual. seats now on sale nj box
Office at . q. NJ
Mat ee pric ., bOc. n Csc No extra
cha ge for rcsetN q seats. no 2I-Zt
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BY Augnsrins Royal a Co..
Rel safe Ngen snd Auctionsers.
OfiiCe: No. q fenth street. ends. Building.
Manrh sier. Va.
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AUCTION sALEe-Fstsre Days.
-N~><-~~~-~-~-~~~~-~-~-~ ~-~~~~~~~--~--~-~~~~~~
By Augustine Royal 4 Co.,
Real Estate A. ciIoueers and Insurance
Agents, oflice, M. ID Tenth street.
Leuder Bui'd ny. Man
chest =, Wa.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SJ7
~ AcKr~ r Why VAL hIh LAND
ND HALF HttLs FW,A ~ HATAS
STATION. On 1fiE X. 4 d d X. r., on
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-21

fit. TIC, HStiaU vc:-1I-.T- - MAJ rO-'tnoSe who
love it not wisely but too we'll that it is the
delight of such numerous and brilliant ce-
lestial company,
BOILED PORK AND BEER.
Another shock which truth compels me TO
inflict tender literary nerves, turning the
ruminator into the ruminant, so to speak, is
the statement that the meat of the Valhallians
is pork! Think of it-boiled pork washed
down with beerI Facts are stubborn things
what shall the poet do with thisone9 Nec-
tar and ambrOsia are so much better because,
perhaps, you do not know what they arel
One writer of repute makes the pork and
beer much easier to swallow 10y explaining
that the words from which they are derived
signify "air, fire and water" (which may be
freely translated air and tirewater if you de-
sire), with nothing earthly in them," and
transformed by Asgardian alchemy into
THE purest and most delicate breath of the
air"-less nutritious, no doubt, than the pork
and beer, but then more poetic, too. and we
are grateful.
The boar, Sehrimner, whose flesh is food
for the heroes, has, like each of his devourees,
the happy propensity to put himself together
again as fast as he is cut to pieces, so that at
the close of the battle every day they find
him on the table ready for business.
Valhala delightful though you perceive it
to be, is not, however, the ultimate paradise
of the brave; for we are told that the abode
of the Asas shall not endure forever, but that
at the south there is a dwelling place named
Gimle, which at the twilight of the gods tthe
final upheaval of all things, shall escape the
fire. though almost all of even the Asas shall
perish.
If you ever meet a tall, one eyed old man,
with a flowing beard, wearing a broad
brimmed hat, striped coat of many colors,
and an arm ring, bearing spear and having
| two ravens ON his shoulders, two wolves at
| his feet and huge chariot rolling above him,
you may know he is Odin. He sometimes
appears among men unexpectedly and per
forms great wonders, as King Volsung and
others could tell you.-Minnie Ward Patter-
son in Detroit Free Press
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nnrdette,s Truo Dog Story.

NV dog Chovalier was born ON the nth OF
March. 1919, and | am not at all surprised
chat the day has since been Observed as you
may have noticed, as sortOf public holiday
noticed that at an early age he developed
the most remarkable intelligence, for | will
not insult the dog by calling it instinct; it
was intellect, reason. He was bowling one
night, when puppy, and | went out and Ve-
proved him, telling him it was i'll bred and
annoying, and | wanted it to occur no more.
lie never howled again. He learned to run
errands like boy, with this difference: he
never loitcred on the way as boy often does.
Say butcher" or baker" to him, and he
never failed to 60 to the right shop. He
He would carry letters to the postofliCe, and
wait at the window for the mail, Which he
brought directly home
A hen brought out brood of eleven chicks,
for which the dog conceived great fondness.
He would follow them around by the hour,
and try and cuddle them as the hen did He
knew when Sunday and prayer meeting night
came as well as any member of the church.
When any of US complained Of feeling lone
some he would set off to the neighbours and
try and induce some of them to come over
and spend the day We had red calf the
dog was very much attached to. We sold
the calf, and the dog, heartbroken over the
loss of his friend, died just after he had
learned to read and write, and had taken up
the study of Rrowning.-Bob Burdette
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Dict;ensc savori5 ra2~,-.s-e -. p 81 IL, ,
naby Rudge1, it was no doubt regarded by
many hazy minded persons present as the
veritablc, profane reprobate Grip" him
self, though the accomplished, self assertive
raven of the novel was as fictitious a charac-
ter as was Barnaby-no single, real bird, but
a creation evolved from and combining in
epitome the most noteworts immoral quail
ties and practices of various members of his
species 1t was confidently expected that
this glossy Grip would fetch his price, say
cautiously &c, or more sanguinely Gl0; but
but when the biddings rose to 25 guineas,
mounted to 80 guIneas scared to 100 guineas,
people did indeed marvel: it seemed raven
madness, but not, as it presently appeared,
wholly without method. The excitement
continued to increase as the auctioneer, MIR.
Wood, announced each successive advance
and eliminated i'll a roar of applause when at
length his hammer fell, to bid of 10
guineas, and sturdy looking citizen of Lon
don, afterward its lord mayor, gave his name
as the purchaser-George Swan Nottage.
Interpretations Strip" was, in fact, bought
in order that it might be photographed for
sale wherever "Barnaby Rudge" had been
read
The famed Pickwick ladies, presented to
the youthful Boz" by the publishers of the
"Pickwick Papers," on their completion,
must have brief mention. These six char
ecteriStc silver punch ladies were judicous-
ly reserved for the Last lots, the immortal
Pickwck leading off and the sluggish Fat
Boy appropriately bringing up the rear. The
great room was at this time quite full, very
hot and exceedingly animated The little
ladle having for handle the silver gilt dapper
figure of Mr.. Pickwick, in the familiar atti-
tude, was put up amid hum of expectant
attention, and after a spirited competition
was knocked down to a gentleman who stood
on one of the raised benches in the right hand
corner near the door. The buyer was Mr..
Andrew Halliday, the price 500 1t may in
terest some readers to know the price of the
remaining five ladies, which follow in the
order of their respective pecuniary value,
which perhaps roughly corresponds with
their relative personal popularity: Sam
Weller" E64 odd Weller" G5l; THE Fat
Boy" e35 lis, Jingle" $50; Wrinkle, "
G23. With the Fat Boy ladle the sale ended,
and soon these IFS Dickens relics were dis
persed over the world, never to be brought
together again. London Globe.
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low They Are Robbed.

A poor Irishman was arrested the other
day for violating corporation ordinance Of
which he had never heard, and was taken to
the Tombs police court. On the way into the
court room a court officer led him aside and
whispered to him:
''Got a lawyerW
The freshman shook his head.
well, if you've got IS l can get you law
yer who will fix you all right"
The Irishman sorrowfully produced five
days wages and was taken to a shyster law
yer. He was arraigned before the justice,
and, in spite of the lawyer, was fined s..
Not having any more money, he was locked
up.
The S. was divided between the lawyer and
the court offiser. This is a regular scheme
practiced in every police court. The lawyers
divide the fees they obtain with the officers
who steer the clients to them.-New York
Sim
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-21

Chicago man may be swell If he has
pot of money 1t is permissible to be engaged
in business
New York-Money first, foremost and for
ever, but no business that approaches the
retail
Vienna-Socia3 eminence, particularly with
women, military position, good family
Berlin-NIilitary prestige.
Paris-Money, manners, recblessness, origi-
naliry in sin and a popular fad. Business not
to be thought of.
London-Blood, title, but not necessarily
money, if endowed with natural aptitude for
initiating the leaders of fashion. No con-
nection with any business venture, absolute
correctness in every detail Of attire and out
ward circumstances, and an endless amount
of admiration for recognized social leaders.
Louisville has no swells.-Louisville Com
mercial
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Our Great Orators.

During the oratorical century Of American
history five great typical orators were created
Patrick Henry, Daniel Webster, Thomas
Corwin, Henry Ward Beecher and Wendell
Phillips. Henry preceded the others in time,
as he surpassed them all in fire and fury of
language, such as no audience can listen to
without benz carried out of self possession.
He never laid a siege-he carried all by storm.
One of the abl>.st of colonial and state gov
ernors, a man of extraordinary power in
civic and executive affairs, Virginia's chief
counselor for long lifetime, he is known to
nearly all AmyI leans purely as great orator.
His existenc, oiherwise is almost mythical to
the schoolGnr who still extracts his finest ex-
hibition speech from Patrick Henry.-St.
Louis GlObe-lt nocrat.
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Times ReVengcs.

Husband-I must raise 81 300 tomorrow or
my note will go to protest, and if my credi-
tors once get started after me am ruined
man.
Wife-Don't fret, dear. You can surely
raise that much on my diamonds You know
you said they were worth $1,000 at the lowest
valuation.
And as the memory of the awful lie he had
told the day he gave her that SGT set of gems
rose up before his guilty conscience, the.mis-
cradle man betook himself into the outer
darkness with an exceedingly bitter cry
Terre Haute Express
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asked the reporter of an old druggist.
DIR. Piercc's preparations" he replied.
"They are sold under a positive guar
antee that they will, in every case, give
satisfaction, or the money is promptly re-
funded. His 'FavOrite Prescription for all
those chronic weaknesses, nervous and other
arrangements peculiar to women, is used with
unfailing success. 1t cures weak back bear
ing down sensations, irregularities and weak
nesses common to the sex, and being the
most perfect of tonic medicines builds up
and strengthens the entire system. The de-
mand for it is constant, and | am cOnversant
with scores of cases cured by it,"
Returning after a few moments absence,
the venerable wielder of the pestle remarked,
1.-THE number of sarsaparillas and other, So
called, blood medicines is legion; but Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Outsclls
them all and it is the only blood-purifier out
of the many which am obliged to keep upon
my shelves. that is guaranteed to benefit or
cure in all cases for which it is recommended,
or money paid for it is refunded"
" In the line Of Pills" remarked the old gen.
tleman, the little Sugar coated Pellets >
put up by DR.. Pierce lead all others, both in
amount of sales and the general satisfaction
they give my customers"
Copyright 1883, by WORLDS DIS. MED ASSN.
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Art Cant.

A good deal Of amusing art cant will be in
dulged in today, apropos of which venture
to quote Sydney Smith: 81 like pictures" he
says, without knowing anything about
them; but hate coxcombry in the fine arts
as well as in anything else got into dread
full disgrace with Sir G. Beaumont once, who,
standing before a picture at Bowood, ex-
claimed, in turning to me: Immense breadth
of light and shaded l innocently replied;
Yes, about an inch and half He gave me
a look that ought to have killed me. LON
don News
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-21

A family IN Hope, Me-, met with loss
lately. The broke lamp chimney. AS
they have been housekeeping thirteen years
and this Is III, first misfortune Of the kind
they have ,..perienced, it seems to them
quite an evr',f
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" SCEUCHARD, DRUGGIST,
Z San Pedro and Acequta Streets
Drugs, Chemicals Madicines Toilet Articles
Soaps, Chsmois Skins, Sponges, Brushes Per
fumery, etc. Physicians prescriptions care
fully compounded. So
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Points on SwelIs.

The requisites of a swell in the big cities Of
the world are as follows, according to a well
known writer observations
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-21
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.

Four Hundred Acres in City Limits
We offer for sale for short time valuable
tract of land consisting of 400 acres all fenced,
with plenty of water, just outside the city
limits; every foot of it can be cultivated Ro0d
roads leading to it. This is very desirable
bargain; the land is worth double what is
asked for il.
A FAMILY CARRIAGE.
A second hand family carriage, almost as
good as new, at a very low figure.
TWO SODA FOUNTAINS,
All complete. and in good order, can be
bOug hit at OnL-half of first cost.
HAMBI ETON, HADLEY Co.
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s. g. A. p. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.

DEPARTURES.
Train for Cuero, Houston Galveston leaves
Eeh hhOSAAiO '.'.J'OO n ul'
Train for Beevie, ROckportand Corpus
Shr!su .....,... .,.......S:l0 p. IN.
Train for Kerrville, ..............,.. 4:40 p. m.
ARRIVALS
From Galveston Cuero and Houston 1876 p. N
FROM Corpus Chrstt Beevllle and Rock
port .,...;...,. .'.,........'..,..2:Oup IN
Train Time Changes.
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN r. R
North bound train leaves ........... 4:t0 d. IN
North bound train leaves ........... 1870 PIN
North bound train arrive. n:2b pm
Laredo train leaves ....,...... $3.50 p IN
North bound train arrive. 100 PHI
Lsredo train arrive. .......... ..,.. 1:UC pm
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
East bound train leaves 6:3O am
East bound train leaves ......... 2:l5 pm
West bound train arrive. lZ:Zo s.in
West bound train leaves ....,..-.....R:o0 pm
West bound train arrives. I:40 pm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-05-21

The man who dares to say always just what
he means is very rare in this world, but he is
more numerous than he is popular. --Somer-
y-iIIa Journal
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A GRIP" FOR 5000.

A stuffed bird in a homely glass case gave
rise to one Of the most sensational episodes of
this notable sr!e Being. DESCRIBED as, Mr..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-31

toned are many beds which have becn
living undisfurbed for three or four years
dwaltIng 10 get good" and are now In per.
fection. II IL also said that the reports
from all the oyster growing actions are
lust a. favorable ~ those from the Maurice
river cove and Western Shore grounds.
Baltimore dealers are reported TO be loud
in their praise of the excellence OF the
Chesapeake bay region beds, and from New
York comes similar reports Of the grounds
controlled In that city. Savannah and
other Southern sections where oysters are
grown, have their agents In this and other
Northern cities canvasslng for trade for
their oysters, Of the improved quality Of
which they give glowing reports.
Thirty boats from the Maurice river and
Western Shore gronnds are ex pected to ar.
rive on Tuesday with the first cargocs OF
the season, and from that time on there
will be from 25 10 80 boats arriving daily.
There are between 75 and 100 boats en-.
gagged In the trade. The Chinoteague oys-
Ter section will also begin to send In its
favorite bivalves next week. During the
summer the market has been supplied
with Cape May and Absecon, and they will
continue to be sold in limited quantities TO
keep up the variety. Recently, dealers
have been selling New York Sounds, East
rivers, Keyports and Shrewsbury, all Of
which are OF good quality for 20 early In
the season. The prices for these oysters
average slO a thousand. II 10 expected that
tho prices for the Maurice rivers and West
ern Shores will be 81 and 81 q thousand for
primes, and 81 and % for cuttings.