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CITY TRADE REPORT.
SATURDAY. MAy z6-6 z

ASHES quiet ct old prices.
BREADeTUYFs .-Flour-The market was steady, and fR
at frner rates; the sales embraced ahsat
900 II eco barrels, including common to good Staee
snO o. ~ co. Western a,. a. GOO ssr. sss :
State, to arrive |. july at 80 Canadian, (abost Aoes
barrels brought $40 so $ll 81 Tor common to FANCY
q 800 harrels) sold AZ $ll "A $ll rs for common b
choice brands. R,e -four ana meal we're unchanged.
Nbtat-sales of 600 bushels Canadian white nAds
ct So TO- and 900 do Michigan at 81 S. Corn
active and prices favored purcnasers the sales e0-
brsced about goo bushels including aterior out 81
orcer to good sound Western mixea at 81 O8 81 III,
closing 81 90 for the latter and 81 IL for Southern
White yellow held above the views Of buyers, amoag
the sales 600 bushels Western mixed 70 arrive
IL all August, At 81 o. Rye hrmer; sslss absat
300 bushels we're made at 81 Co. wta small let At
D. t. Oats moderate request, 1T unchanged prices.
FRr,eTs were nact,ye nd sng nts iight
To Liverpool 200 800 bales Of compre .sed cotton
epgsged At SOD, and a small lot Of Sea Island ",
Is coo bushels Of Ia ships bags at 81 centS
To Iondon and to HAvre there nothing nav to
tcs To Bremen 20 bales of cotton taken At 10,
rates ranged from &C., 35c. per loot measurement
vessel chartered TO load with deals at Bio for Len
con at E3 los ard another to load at Calcutta for Lsn
don at "a lte. Both vessels in New Orleans.
COFFEE Sales of $50 bags Of MsrAcaibo made ct
1ohc no. with 90 San domingo at P. I.
COTTON The sales embraced 900 a, 600 bales the
market Arm at irregular advance since the Americaa
news, at 40 a No. We quote mddlng uplands at lilo
Florida DO at 1lNc Mobile do at IKE, aud New o.
HAY = Sales Of 500 ha'es were made at lie
MoIAssEs-saIes 100 bbls. New Orleans wers made
SIG, Snd IL MODS CuoA muHcOVAuo ~ ~ zoe
NAVAL SToRxs-The market was quiet and sales aatn-
portart.
Provisions -Pork-The sales embrA Sd about 800 bss.
chiefly prime part to arrive soon at sls So and old
mess 1t SIG SIS rs and SIT 70; thin mess was q
SO 81 and clear do. at SIS so SIS 75 Beef csntnued
firm, with faes Of 800 bbls st $40 IL $12 SO fer
try mess and IS 50 % 30 for prime do. Cut meats
firm, with sales Of $50 packages ut 7so TX fsr
shoulders, aud 9kc. 0xc. for hams. Beef hams
30 bbls Western were sold ct ST 500 and sm N
prime lot ., $50 co. sale Of 100 OOe lbs. Of loose
drv sailed pork shoulders made be taken In Phi
IsdeIpha, at T3Sc Lard easier, with sales Of 40e
tCO bbls at lChc. 10%c Strictly prime was heiA ct
lcSc Butter-stats was selling at &c., . 24c. Cheese
WAS dull.
RICE dull, at 5hc. . 6Xc,
SIrcEs.-About 800 mats OF casss sold at 40c.
sUGARs.-Tbe sales limited, being conAasl -
800 q 400 hhds Cuba muscavado, at 5xc. abxc.
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smashed and the carvings Of the frame brstes to pieces
and other things accompanying II wore also iajursd
But this not ALL for although he bad seat his gods
to the exhibition upon guarantee that they should DO
returned free Of chsge to bs eurpre he hal received
bill Of ELS So 1od for dock charges which, Of co1rse
he had declined to pay.
Mr. ARKowsMrH New Bond street) said he had sent a
very handsome carved cabinet other articles TO the
Exhibition 10 the amount Of f2s0 but dsA to
where they might be at the present time,
Mr.. LOFT said gentleman Duolu had tive valuable
carriages there which he could not get back aai
derstood that there property to the amount Of half
IN Ilion yet In the Fxhbitsa which the Contributors
could not get bs,k. (Hesr, hesr.)
The CHAIRMAN remarked, . singular fact, that .
large quantity OF armor from ths To there aud
he supposed the Queen would hsve broker
to get IL back again. daughter
Mr.. RooERs Jr, said he had received circular.
nouDcng the Insolvency OF the Associations for the Exh
bion Of the Industry Of all Nations at New York. and
that receiver hAo besu appointed to m>nags S Affairs
Several other gentlemen made statements 70 the
value Of contributions which thsy could get back
and complained that faith had been broken With then
by the New York Association.
After animated conversation, In the Of which
stated that exhibitor present had received any
order from America in Of the Exhibition OF
sold article exhibited the meeting adjourned to
give time for further inquiry and confederation.
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Increae In 1865. sl,3I4 IS
The annexed statement exhibits this quantity and value
Of certain articles exported from this port durss the
week ending Friday, May 49, 1886, distinguishing the
destination and ertest Of exports to each place
Comx,ucr ov rm Poar on NEw YoRK-wKsxLY KrpoRrs
rRncrn.
Qy1~l Vdoc. Qsar. Valas.
Coge~, bsgs.. 2l6 s2,e6s Rosls, bbs... leo $40
Isgupa, toos. 1T9 4,4@
Total. ,."..,."....,.........S 81, sS2
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This week the outward movement viii be large. Tho
Liverpool steamer Wednesday will probably take out
million and upwards and the Havre steamer sAtur-
Gay will also take out Isrge amount.
A. Nicoaay's emiweebly auction sale OF stocks and
bonds will tase place Monday, tho osth inst at IL
o'eloci, At the Merchants Exchange.
The anthracite coal trade for the last week was large
though il is nat less the Reading Railroad than
the previous week. in consequence Of large stock OF
coal st Richmond preventing the quick return of cars
Ths shipments TIE Lehigh Navigation for the week
ending Saturday last 81 $50 tons, ami for the
season, 1893 986 tons. The Reading Railroad Company
brought down for the week ending Thursday last
269 TONS and for the season. $1,000 tons, against
74e tons to the date last year. showing in
Of 134, 1872 tons. Shipments the Schuylkin
Navigation for the week ending Thursday sS TONS
and for the season. 1872 765 tons The aggregate ship
ments by the three lines for the week. TONS and
for the season. 1872 tons. Dealers is said do not
come forward freely they would they better
assured that prices would not down. DESTROYS Of
buying ut the lowest point must be observed that
shipments not checked by delaying ORDERS and BY
thus shortening the supply increasing prices later in the
The utmost capacity Of all tho carrying eompa-
mics, is estimated, viii not than supply the de-
msnd, that any interruption, from any cause, win
> nd to increase prices.
The shipments Of coal from Richmond for the week
ending the 10th inst and for the to that date,
compared with last year. we're as follows
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This comparatively large aggregate but cannot
attribute Il to the movement OF any particular staple
article Of trace The osIy feature OF importance IL
shipment Of sperm oil 70 London The value great
or than that Of any other article Of export except cot
ton during the week. Breadstuffs do not 90 abroad
20 any Iient and WIN not thh season. A little corn
went to Liverpool last week Provisions have been pref
" active fer shipment. The importstions last week
were larger than usual bat the bulk appears TO DO In
articles OF general consumption, such tea sugar. cof
fee Ono third OF the aggregate Of general msrchasdse
was In these three articles.
The following comparative statement Of the value
OF exports from tbs OF the year to May
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From the London hronlcIs, INV
meeting was held on Thursday night at No 10 Car.
lsie street Soho square, London OF English contbu.
tors 10 the New York Exhibition Of 1883 TO hear state
nent Of the affairs Of the Exhibition Association. and
ed property"
Mr.. W. Rooms, who TOOK the chair said he had In.
ved the Rnslish exhibitors to meet him. IS he thought
II necessary that there should be Q full knowledge
amongst them Of the present state OF their coutbu-
ons TO the New York Exhibition Of 1853 With regard
TO his case he mr. Rogcrs) had, after writing
vera times 70 the New York agent been nforusd that
his contributions had been safely shipped and duly In
sured but could get tidngs Of the goods themselves
until ope cay, being In the Londsu Dock ne saw tue
which contained them lying there and som
taned that mAgsiacsat looking glass worth ESQ., was
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Tie comparative falling of OF the last weeks receipt
understand, VAS In consequences Of An unusually
heavy business for the corresponding week last year
One mile Of each end Of the Hoosc tunnel has been
put under contract, and workmen employed 10
building temporary houses for the Of the sborsrs
The friends Of the enterprise feel great confidence Its
early completion. Whom the line Is opened through
from Troy to Boston, great benefit viii socrue TO the
Vermont and Massachusetts, and Pitchburg Railroads.
and to the trade OF Boston.
The earnings Of the Rome and WATERFOWL Railroad for
the month Of April In 1854 and 1885, vere a. follow
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Weekly Report OF Deaths
IN the city and county Of New York. from the 10Th dR
Of May TO the Goth day Of May, 1896.
Men, &c; women, II; boys lao; girls, 1o9-Totsl CO.,
Adults, 136; children 1858; males 2l4 females, 1S0
lored persons, H.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
N O n RY N Ar X ID r

SUNDAY, May 27-6P. M.
The stock market closed yesterday at prices which
correspond very nearly with those 1t the close Of
tbs previous week. During tho week the arrival Of steam
with later intelligence from the Fast aud the West
from Europe and California caused temporary activity
and excitement in the different markets. but they have
all since settled down into the usual channels and
along quietly and steadily sgaia. Nothing new has
transpred in financial affairs The arrival Of largo
mitances Of gold from California hes filed tho VACUUM
caussd By shipments to Europe; and tho banks win,
without doubt in their next weekly statement show
incrsse in their supply hand. Tho steamer from
this port On Wednesday next viii take out large
amount Of bullios, bat By that time shall PROBABLY
have another California In With probably hslfa
million or moro. Our stock Of gold is therefore, likely
to be kept up potwtbs anSng tho active expectation.
In the street money abundant far exceeding tho de-
mand. The accumulation In private hands sppesrs
be going and the contraction Of business gives
outlet. Quotations for stocks do net to be in
auenced much by this abundance and chespness of
money. It creates speculation, and brings In
buyers II enables holders to carry their stocks with
out hypothecation and takes business away from
the brosers There has not been Q timo for many
years In Wall street when there was such lini
ted demand for loans stocks, either Of the banks
brokers' at present and there probably
time when outsiders held larger per sent Of the ag
aresate OF stock securities thaa at this moment. Out
sdtrs tave had all the benefit Of the rise in market
value within the past six months and they will doubtless
hold for dividends. The brokers get any
Of any of the prominent dividend paying railroad stocks
without paying much sber than current rates, FOR
moderate iona fdc demand would raise the views
Of boleers materially The stock market at present Ia
arm Stocks selling well up to their real value and
we 30 not look for much change either uay.
The expectation of specie from this port last week
quite limited, win be BY the annexed state
Dent:--
SHIPMENTS sPEcIK FROM THE PoRr or Nsw YORK.
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I'm the petition OF John j. Green0ugh OF York New
York, praying Tor Tie OF patent granted
for Improvement in sewing machines, y
the expiration SAID patent, which takes place the day
Of February, A, II. ie56--
Ii said petition
Monday the ah day o February 1850, IL O'Clock,
aud al persnns nonied appear cause
they have why said petition ought not TO be granted
in
IONS specially wrilng weA
days before the day hearing; all testimony flied either parry
said hearing be ord
with the rules OF the Office which viii be furnished app
cation.
testimony January
depost,ons other papers relied upon
Office
the Arguments, n any, within ten days thereafter.
he the Union, fnteii
gencer, Evening Star, Washington, d. O.. PenHsyvanan,
Philadelphia OF Commerce, New York, "
Post, Boston, Massachusetts week
weeks previous Adj day of February
ing. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioned of Patents
P.S,Eiors papers will please copy,
bills the Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
Nov 22--law3w
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by RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
"a ~ sss.Ss9

Time between Washington and Wheeling bat III
Running time betoeea Wsaington and Cincinnati q hours
Through 1icLets and Hasgase Checks TO be had i'm
Washington.
THE Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad having greatly improved its
western now Offers the fullest to
all
the Northwest, and the Southwest.
trains bound always promptly
Washington Junction, aey called the Relay houss nne miles
Washington and Baggage
ere $ I'M The %,hsai Charge for ase holding
through tickets for points beyond The connecting na,s eaye
Al WhssIing direct eonneron CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD, running from Belare, the Ohio,
Wheeling through Cambridge Zanesyis and NewaIs 70
Mansfield and sandusky railroad for sandusky Toledo Detroit
Al Columbus the O. o. railroad
rayo Dad xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
formed VIII, the trains through Dayton to iNnIaNApoL Tene
Hau,e, Lafayette, Chesgo Rock Island q Louis, &C.
Nachez, New Orleans scwheh aold at Washington
Ticks,s for Evansville Cairo, by his
FOR CLEVELAND Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chi
cago &c. sold whsn the Ohio nayigable between
s aS .s sy Is win
10 notice that while this is the only
s a5sa West 6e Distance from Wilmington 20 neu"n IS
miles, being about 100 miles shorter other
Fare by through Washington TO Wheeling, 80
Columbus 3 65; Dayton, SIS 50; CINCINNATI S6 Louisville,
y railroad s s By from Cincinnati fs lndiasago
Chicago saa IS aud $40 @ ST. Louis $50 50 and ss5 Memphis
For Frederick aud arpes Ferry apsburg Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take
For rans aud Baltimore Annapolis &c., special ad
Yor further information through tickets, &c. apply
PARSONS, agent at Washington station 49, -
Master Transportation Bai,n,ore and
May 5--dtf ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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United states Patent umcc,

IN petition of Ralsion of Mddetown
sylvania praying for the extension granted
ihesng Machines, for
from the expiration of sad patent which takes place on the 2si
day OF February, A. d. 1885,
petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday February, 1851 IL O'Clock and All per
notified show
said petition ought be granted
file Patent
objections, specially forth wsg, at twenty
day hearing all Cited by either parry
10 hearing be transmitted
rules Office, which will be furnished
application
Tie testimony will be closed the 25, day
January deposons and other papers relied tes
MOI he vi
lrgumen if any, within days thereafter.
Ordered this notice be published in the Union, ntel
gencer, and Evening Sar, Waslngton D. c. PeGnsyanan
Philadelphia Pa; Journal Of Commerce. New York; "
previous 4h Of Feb
ruary next, the day OF hearing.
49, CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
r. SEditors papers please copy
bills Patent Office, with paper
: 21--law3w
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.
Reduction of Fare TO California.


nH, United States mail steamships leave New York
xk1c& for Aspbwa the 5rh and goth Of each month
N41 connecting with mail steamers from Panama TO san
~ - Francisco.
and approved by the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and SAFETY
The Panama i7 completed from
aed crossed in or hours The baggage of
checked New York San Francisco, and
embark bv the capanys
The money paid in New York all expenses OF the trip
Reserve kept in in New York; Panama. and
San Francisco detention in OF accidents that
the route is entirely rcabie.
the day they arrive AZ Apin
wall
Conductors through by each and take charge
women and children without other PROTECTORS.
For through tickets apply at the Ia
Wet street, New York, l. W. RAYMOND.
MnYR-hG
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stopping S0nampor both going aud fetFhIhg they ON
London and Havre advantages
other route, for the economy OF time aud money
Passage from Ne,o York to Southampton ah Bremen.
First cabin saoou $50; first cabin, saloon,
second do, $780,
All letters and newspapers mus pass through the Nee
No bills iadiug will be signed on the day Of saing.
An experienced mis- attached TO each ship
For freight passage, apply 10
g. Ii. SAND, II South William st N. Y.
g. A HEiNEkEN n Co., Bremen.
CROsKEY 81 co Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
ar 6--II
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N Essey Uses Trusts, and the nature s NJ
n operations Of
derive their en
des Second American edition The edition
by George William Sanders, John Warner
later English by OF the
Phiadephia bar 2 vols. IN one, evo.
Just published. FRANCR TAYLOR,
Nov IL
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Triesemar-rhc tarens European Discovery,
PROTECTED by royal letters England
the Ecole dc PhaImacie de Paris, imperial
lege Of Medicine, Vienna.
Trisssar No is The remedy for general aud LOCAL debility
of and III the distressing
aing early It's effects efbcacus
youth manhood and old he yire would
decline life IL the Triesennr
aioptedj all impedents vanish
before influence thus rendering Inyalul
tering The marriage slate.
resemar No completely and entirely eradcaes all
ar,iue for the OF the health OF
No ais European remedy that
disorders which, Eat physician
and which al! the rafsaarllia world
Nos l. 2, and alike devoid II
all qualities. They may
their use being detected #1
cs-os, divided separate
Vapeau, Laenaud Roux, &c.
had, whoiesar and Mr. II. A. Barrow, No 81
Green Canal New York specially appointed
the
of America immediately
will frssam<r 1T
securely ed and addressed according
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-dlyr
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Everett House,
NorL Side Of Union Sauarc. Ne,o YorL.

NoriA Side of Union Square, Ns,o Kork.
establishment, erected the prominent and delight
Park New York affords, approaching finish, and when
will combine all skill devise and supply
10 render he mos yet constructed.
proprietor this establishment respectfully thai
will be open fret Of October for the
datOn OF the public.
Applications be received from parties wishing make
arrangements for the winter months.
The public patronage Is respectfully solicited
E CLAP 8 JOSLlN.
HAwLEY D. CLAP,
A. c. JosLIE. N
Sep 2t-d3m
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" should aud aequaniaxee be forgot,
And never brought To mini
Should aud acquaintance be forgot
Aud days % aud lang syne.n
year June, 1850
of The ending June, 1884,
class ending June s3i and the
ending 1885, hereby requested
Washington, D. c. by the bd of March, o. 1887
brighten the links Of TIE chain Of love and endsho
greeting sympathy, untnely tate OF
Of their promising compcers.
preliminary meeting OF The seLappoined committee will
heid the fret Monday in September, A, d. 1856,
Bo Chesnut eefween Fourth aud Fifh
which OF the whom
yeuient Invited attend when The will
adopted 10 fui AN attendance possible
la ths those whom this Is addressed Will
furnish The secretary ofthe
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT. VI. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER Z. CART, N. D.,
OF Philadelnhia Pennsylvania,
.1t J. NEWTON LlGHTAER
of Lancaster, Pennsylyauia,
PHILIP PENDLEroR,
OF Winston, Aheghany Co.. Md,
SAMUEL. r. RICHARDS,
of BaistJ Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
ions WsipMAN OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March a7-Iawtsiar3 fIntelgeneerl
All newspapers civilized are request
ed this adye their columns
Of great
visions Of the globe and all newspapers
States OF requested gTa,uoas
casonay between this date and the 81 % Mah A. D. 1857
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No, So Wall street, ". ".
BROWN, SMILEY, * CO.,
Liverpool,
STEPHEN KENNARD g. CO.,
% Austin friare, London.
d. o.. WAINWRIGHT b Co.,
4 Paris.
The owners of these ships gold
METALS bills OF
fading are signed value
Shippers please that the ships OF this line cannot
carry any goods coniTaband Of war.
Nov 4--dtf
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II. III. g ILL EFT ,

removed his Office his resid in franklin Row,
of Thirteenth He will continue
ton principally United
Having devoted much time law concerning patents he will
give advice aud opinions legal arising before
the Patent Once aud appeals 70 the chief Justice assistant
District Of Counba and will
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents
He wi also written opinions and for
Congress either departments
claims before board established for their
adjudication
Oct 26-dn
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SD. Joseph,s Academy for YOUNG Ladieg,

Near Emmihsbarg, FREDERICK County, MI
THE this institution the
2ih August, and the last Thursday IN June. The
board and $3.50 payable semiannu
advance. There charges drawing
Spanish, Italian, German, and Latin The
the primary department composed pupils under nine
800 able half yearly IN aivance.
bet,er Of inquiry should be Addressed the MOTHER SURE
RiOR OF Ct Joseph's Academy Emm,sburg, Frederick county
Maryland.
S-~dyear.
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mo. 547.l
Notice

OF the disconaHaRce of United States Land Offices
the States cf Illinois, Mchigaa, Wisconsin, and iora.
Under provisions Of the second section Of The aei Of Con
gss approved 2 $780, declares
quantity public remaining uDsod land district
shall be
sand" shall be discontinued and comp
with other subject the Secretary OF the Interior
has directed that The following Offices be discontinued, viz
Shawnectown and Kaskaska, in Illinois.
Kalamazoo Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, iowa.
Lands remaining unsod undposed Of districts
will be Offices OF The
ree.p, notice fleet by registers and recevers those
points, and viii be made subject entry follows
sbawneetown kaskaskia Springfield
distriet, Illinois.
Kalamazoo the Iona district Michigan.
Milwaukee the M1nasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield 10 the Charlton district, Iowa.
The officers points consolidation will public notice
Of the which they will respectively
applications for entries such lands hsir Offices
Given under hand the of Washington this 18th day OF
November, "A. ID. 1855
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Once
Nov li-law6w
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HOME MAN E'ACtUKEs.
Eatr,rle,y Cotton works,

Near the Canal Bdsin, .fierardrtd.
CfITXPATRCK BURNS pfoprietotg. and manufacturers
cotton yarns carpet chan a Irvine, wrapping wne cord
Orders from merchants Washington respectfully solicited for
the articles, which will deliver Washington
than had Baltimore other northern markets All
orders will prompt attention by addressing above
. Octil--dlm r. g. u.