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The New York herald., 1863-06-16

-wbcat VA 70 dearof. With sales ~ 1904 bushels at
VI 90 for white, and t 81 81 90 for red and usr
Western winter, u 80 AL Al for Milwaukee club aud
smbor spring aud VI 2oaU 40 Tor Chicago spring Corn
advanced 2c Sc with 0 90 900 bushels ineiudas
ma I'd Western, al fec s0c. sound and 7Ie Tie
for unsound and Tsc- sic for yellow aud whte West
ern. oass continued 10 fair demand at zoe. ale Rye
~ss scarce ~ u 02 u o. There Is 600 bushels
barley malt sold stti 90 ti 6s.
tosrm was quiet, with oply small reported within
our ranse-Prims RIO, slJ.e, good, 3ose 3fo. fah.
gee, zoe 3oe. Java nsu and bags, ~ sc. SIC Ma
raes'bo, tic. sac. lAsuAyra sod r. domingo, zse.
@,.c
ooilos Tbs market though nrm, vas ss.st Tor MD.
tsuaap were more active and rates we're higher. To
liverpool there were shipped 800 bbis 81 hlr L. %
20 zoe bushels At ID. Asd and 10 rassages pro
ys'sos, part BY steamer. at ass IT, lsbdon 900 bhs
nOur nj D. I'd. 5s and 10 900 busbes wheat at I'd IN
buk To Glouees,er 20 900 bushels grsn To Cora
two c.rrsss af grain fof orders m To- "a sIs Cd roHas
ZOO bbs four st 75c
Hiy wss selling freely At soc asI for North river bas
Horr demand ~ ito. ~. for years crop
ln wAs inquired foe at steady quotations.
koss~~-.-aaley ~re made u 70 hhds Porto Rica ~
ttc.. and <te Lhds Ac Cuba partly uusoovado. al Sse
. 44c.
.ivn sros,~ were qnst. but hsld vitb nrmbass
PsovDrosr--pors to6 70 he eItent - oniy s76 bbls
III rs hnl 20 for Oh, sl2 2; ti2 70 for nsr mess
and $40 2s tii 20 for prime. Bes quiet, With
sales ~ ouly Is0 bbs AZ ~ 20 oil rs for plain and
ti2 10 ei3 10 for ertfA Lard vas up 10 Shc q
Jsois,es we're .old at I tc. for shoulders Asd s.e
-. 80 hsmf il.sH ssiaD.s a. 81 g. a Ss.c
90 toRss cbasgsi hands 81 thcss rates Butter Sne
iss,-saI.. & ss bsss Fs,, India yer. es.siea a,
sta.s, -srs a. 81 " ssy SAFE. bsvns been mad q
ony s7o hbis and ~ Dores ~ 10 a i2c fof Porto
ritiD- wcrs made u 40 900 lhs ilo1.e
wss,I- ne. ~es Soo bbs purchased at uJ.a
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The features are much the same 10 thoss of last
week. The decrease IN losus show, hos sharp
the torn In the money marhst hss proved. N The
old times, 10 the bank loans hsd been reduced two
millions In q week We should hsvs had a panic
The decrease in the dspo,its rssscts the secUnu.
lston of money n The Rub rressury vb,eh
the Treasury Department ssnho, con,rivs
somehow 70 disborpe. ILs snsSt ~ q
continued decrease 'n tsnt deposit. ~,B
Of cour- bs To cbs,t cou,suou, ~ cwuney 80
better in,sstmsnv than hvs yesu go,,rnm.nt
loan viii orsr under sDch circumstances Tie
1ain IN specie reflects the repayment ~ vo,srs
msnt of gold borrowed some tine s,s.s ia, the
payment of nisrsst on the asthnsi debt
Ths motley msrtsi - a~siaeaiy sassr TIE
tsnks snad that tLs nsv rssssssssn of us Tssa-ur,
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helea e " eeA o. Jspe Dge pscttsg 70 bs sbseaA
On mporssst ous.z60 y tAA time, yl % impossible
~ =, nm I'm y % ah s :. thss esca.on a Doss Wishes
wsem "a Sd power, would give him great pleasure 70
yen aempheas thai time fhays the koaos 70 b, vcsy
rApsctfupy, &C., t,o y,.n W. r HOLLOWAY eTa
The New York herald., 1863-06-16

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


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tt.sss---irrrss --st Mar bs~tss VI 90 nursSay
lSss ~, bssss '.@sts ~ ihs city, ~ nfs sssss
u ttt~o. fssstts. kw nses, Ysq
rvspss-ssa~--st Mass1sy Ians l6 a -, Jots
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of rtssso
tbssss ssa vhssssas Ns Isssrs pssts tfqy
spatsrs hst osrTs On WsfGssfsy 5sss 10 ~
tsy ~ frss Nti1ss ssi 80 10 ssssS I. Iia-
HttI-f<ssvsfD In r,~sbh. EOtfay laBs 10
tts rs1srnv e tts trscs fafts' Nathan ctfp~fsf
issg Ne zs fsflf. sifsst ~ ~ ff. NJ 10 Has y
Iiru 70 Mo- hssrns ssstsy1rB.
isrss- E.rtvr. Ia setcsy Ss'tts, lsns 10, a.
fsssspes - a y betlasa1, tssI lsffsy fHT - ~
10. ls ssssl@ga - Nss rofs fffsses issss q
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Nya~t ~
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Department, BY which checks 70 pay for fve-twen-
" bonds nay be paid IN deposit certificates, re-
beses them sf the pressure they sppseheDdsd.
while last week's sctivity In the money nsrkethas
brought good deal Of money into the street for
temporary employment. Within the past few days
the development OF q large bear interest on the
Stock Exchange has led 70 some inquiry for stocks,
and to-day some Of the leading railway shares
were scarcer than money. Most Of the loans TO-
day we're at seven, with exceptions atsx per cent.
The rumors Of rebel invasion Of Pennsylvania
had their effect upon the gold market--as pro-
badly calculated. Gold opened at Ia, against i+3
at the close on Saturday; rose 70 l471, reacted 10
A6M, sold in the afternoon at l48, l46L l%61I.
and closed at five p. M. at about 1857. Exchange
sold as high as l6l, and was afterwards about
100 1907 with . moderate inquiry. Some i'm
porters who have been holding back were buyers
to-day; bnt the brokers generally report an alb
sence Of speculative inquiry for bills such az used
70 accompany every upward start In gold.
There was rather more business in stocks this
morning, and Q more general disposition 70 buy.
The approach OF dividend day on the leading rail-
way stocks and the relaxation In The money mar
ket combined 70 give courage 70 the bulls. Before
the board some very high quotations we're made.
Passing them over, we note, on comparing the
prices Of this mornings board with those Of
Saturday afternoon, an advance Of a in New
York Central, In Erie, q in Erie preferred,
TX in Michigan Central (Which is now quoted ex-
dividend), in Southern old, In guaranteed, u
in Illinois, Il In Pittsburg, l In Rock Island. and
"a in Fort Wayne. Pacific Mail fell of TX per
cent. Hudson "a, and Harlem q. Bonds were IN
active. The Mississippi and Missouri land grants
were 2L per cent lower. Missouri skies were
firm and in active inquiry at an advance Of "a,
on the presumed effects Of the Emancipation Con-
vention. Governments were steady, without ac-
tivity. Ohio and Mississippi certificates were 2
per cent better. The friends Of Mr.. kennard re-
port that he has 1000 men at work and will be in
Cincinnati by lst November after which time the
Great Western travel will take the six foot gauge
line via Cincinnati to 81. Louis, Chicago and all
points Southwest. After the board the market
was firm, and continued 80 at the public board At
one p. M. Erie rose q per cent, and was scarce
for delivery. In the meantime the market was
not 80 strong. Harlem fell OF to IS, and the mar
ket in general, with the exception Of Erie, which
was pretty well sustained, was weak and lower.
At the four p. N. board the market was steady
and almost firm at the lower quotations. The fol-
lovipO wcre the closing t,uota tions of the dav.
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rebellion ordered peremptorly from the limits OF the re
VOTED ste9s those true citizens who adhered to the
bounced after years patient watsg upon all Who
while denying ibsr ales 10 the United states YET
viii be sent where their anec,oss Are
9. Giving aid and comfort 10 the public eaomy "a pun.
ehabe with death and the eniency with which such per.
hereafter Offer insult By word the United states
or sho shii express sympathy with the enemy or ssts
fac any imagined o. the Confederate
arms vii be- arrested al once and severely pub sbsd
10 All real csaie ~ registered enemies will iabs 10
after the day ~ the date of ths order are hereby
declared radulsrt ~ agans The United States VOID
The question AZ TO their perspa property viii be deter
IL Ibe Un,on otizsos n hsmpAs are iuvils< 70 81
PROMPT example IN registering themselves at osos and
sivine aid sod n.ormat,on 70 the crsrs chMsed with
IA. The Commanding General reserves W hiEssH The
right d dsterwnins tbose fev and in vhNh,
charS,sbe act wounded silk cv pvlsousvs ssosp
lions vil bs made 70 The above psaah,s.
In" % thsS sevevsl military poets IN rcupessss and
kssssippi, within which. wbsn defined, snes twenty
da,s nvs'cs The same ro'ss herein laid down sbs be
II. After the ssprs1op Of the time limited m the
% o,ssr .. .s,on W. es r,rsm,sd % esms within %. ue
unlsss provided with the oath of allegiance
10 Al encsu and sod'ers q The Uhned States forces
ncnt ~ this order.
~ o,ae,a x.er Genera =: 4. BuRLsur
Hrssr BrSsosy, Assistant AdjutAut 0eosral
The meeting ado nj the ea>s Of Gen IIu,lbs,.
syech sod The crowd dspsr,ed 10 ocsnp, the ret ~ hs
day VARSITY q vsys ss'sesns " The ,ss,ss ,sn
Thu. ended The meet sicsboss display d assApos "a
fe cd nse that has tsrrt forth D. sDestss. sna
s,rsas,iss The sosrs os hs The pssps
ti~s ss5ssvor " essSb cot Tie rebellcn let otLst
a NE reclaimed south initiate fhis essuvE sna H.
pcssi arm o ne AAtna sfh.s sreusshss~d wn soos bLl
hraa r"~ psp'hs .nh '1s vss, ssssssss e sSs
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CITY mKRCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
HospAy, June i6-e r. ~.
Asss.-salss q a. bbh. made at for pots and
sAo. 90 ii.Isc. Tor p~aris.
BshAp~u,r -fioor was loo. a lbe higher aud more
sought AFTER The day reached a. 900 bbls Stale
and Western, 2,soo Southern and 100 do. canada
within rev iced quota
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Increase-or 20 per cont t................. t+i,iss
B The increase for the past four months Of the
year il about 5000, 900. ta. afH
The earnings Of the Hudson River Railroad Com
pany for the eight months and half ending this
day show an increase of 1904 600 over The CORES
ponding period Of the last fiscal year Of the com
pany, the earnings (neD Of which year were over
eighteen per cent on the stock. The surplus on
hand to-day ID estimated at about one million
The officers Of the Pacific Mail Company are not
spprehenSive Of any trouble from privateers. IL
would not pay for rebel steam privsteer to go
10 the Pacific; and the officers OF our navy on the
Pacific have been instructed to convoy the ships Of
the company II they have any reason 10 appre-
hend prvateers.
The Sub Treasury received this morning
% 10000 from a Western depository, which
makes the balance TO night three millions heavier
than IL was on Saturday night Independent OF
this sum, the disbursements and receipts about
balanced each other 10 day. The Sub-Treasurer
has advices of heavy drafts that will probably be
presented this week. Under the depressing in.
fuence Of the large accumulation Of money in the
Sub-Treasnry vaults here, the conversions Of cur
rency have fallen on 10 a little over million a
day. Had the department kept the money market
undisturbed they would have averaged three
millions day at the present time. The business
Of the Snb-Treasury was az follows to-day
Receipts. w. +51 s42 OF
-For customs. s.......................... ~ 600 90
Payments .......s................. bSol 800 23
Balance. - SOS Al 70
The b-Tressurer at Boston, Colonel Lincoln,
died this morning.
The following we're the earnings Of the Erie
Railway for the month Of May, 1861 and 3d.
1893 .es3s Soc 90
teI ,sf6 ~
The earnings Of the Buffalo, New York and Erie
Railroad are not included in the above statement.
The New York herald., 1863-06-16
FINANCIAL AND CIAL


MONDAY, June lt-6P.M.
To-dsys bank statement coEpsrss - fellows
with that Of last Monday
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Jsss a. iso soc szs ~ ss<l2s s2io 4eS ns, s,ssiJto
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16

AiOoAyp July iC-tU.JU p. N.
This morning 800 or 400 men. said to
be workmen in The Rensselaer, iron found
ry and Albany railworks, marched thro'
Troy, finally stoppingin iron, OF the Times
office which they stoned and Quilted, des-
troying all the properly within.
The mob was addressed by Father
Haremans. who advised them to 20 home.
subsequently they visited the colored
church, but were deferred by Father
Haremans from demoIishinp it. The
next visited the jail, forcing it open and
releasing oil prisoners. The Arsenal and
Marshal's Office are strongly guard -
The steamer Skiddy, having colored
walters aboard, was warned away from
the dock and she dropped down to thi.
city. The day steamer has left her dock
owing TO rumors that she was to be fred
but the city rs perfectly quiet and there
are no indications Of riot.
The 18th regiment of this CITY has no,
gone TO New York. Less than 400 men
reported for duty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16
New Yark, via Yonkefs, July rs.

Mob reign has not yet ceased, although
to-day will probably witness its end
There is no doubt at any rate that lar
ger number engaged In it yesterday than
Monday. All large manuh ctories closed
labor docks and ship yards suspended -
The object of the rioters yesterday, Was
unquestionsbly plumber. AT noon yes
terday, the rioiors tpraed out about 1900
strong. and attacked the Union Steam
Works, corner 92d street and ed Avenue.
At 2 O'Clock 500 policemen arrived The
rioters were in possession Of the building
and finding escape impossible, they made
an assault on the police, who shot FIVE of
the mob. About 70 remaiDed in the
building, and the rioters growing despe.
rate. again assaulted the police, who kill
ed 4 of the rufhsns. Four we're killed,
and number injured by jumping from
the second story windows. AS the dead
were brought from the scene. men, wo-
men, and children ran bowling through
the streets in the most frantic manner
The rioters were then dispersed, and the
police held the building. Yesterday morn
ing tn, mob Quilted the house of Colonel
U'Brien, of the llth N. Y. Volun's. who
rendered his services to suppress the riot.
A force of 800 police charged the mob
and drove the rioters into the house, the
the officers chasing them all over the
building and pelting them with their
clubs. A detachment of the 18th regi-
ment reached the scene and aided in dis
persing the mob, Col. OBrien, who
went forward into the crowd. was set up
on and beaten to death almost instantly.
The crowd afterwards armed themselves,
firing at his head as he lay on the side
walk, and after wards hung linn TO lamp
post. Then he was taken down and
thrown into the street, where he remain
ed up to eight last evening.
Gov Seymour addressed the crowd
from the City Hall, imploring them to re-
frain from violence, and he would see
their rights were protected. He was their
friend, and there was no occasion for their
resistance, for the draft had not been en-
forced. II they would disperse, he would
promise no injustice should be done in
the matter of conscription, and the rights
of themselves and families should be fully
protected Tie had sent his Adjutant
General to Washington, Saturday, to ask
the Government to stop the draft
All jewellers and money brokers were
closed, also the Custom House and Assay
Office. The mob fred the Ferry House at
the foot of 18th street. Early in the morn
ing the rioters assembled on 5th Avenue,
near the Mayors house, and broke the
plate-glass windows.
Colonel MANNER and few friends with
clubs and revolvers, checked them until
they were relieved by the police and U.
S soldiers. The mob made an onslaught
on negro dwellings in 35th street, but
fortunately the occupants had been taken
for safety to the Station House. The
crowd then made charge on the Station
House, but were repussed aud finally dis
persed by the military,
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Memphis. July le

Reports from th e army are all favora
bic. sberl nan is pprsung Johnston with
every prospect OF destroying his entire
army.
News of the fall Of Port Hudson hour
ly expected.
Gen. Dodge at Qorinth reports he has
routed the rebel for Zee under Forrest and
b I'll - that have been securing the country
north Of his lines. Killing, wounding and
capturing quite amber.
Hurlbuta cavalry scouts reports Col
Fry with nj pc hundred men and 4 pieces
of artillery at Cold Water station and Gen,
Chalmers al Pamela
A letter received at fernando from
Chalmers states Johnston has been fight
ing near jackson and was falling back.
Richardson is still in the country north
of this enforcing the CONSUMPTION Dodge
will soon att end to him.
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Cairo. july rs,

.faF
Gen. Hurlbut's scouts who left Okolo
ms on Saturday evening report intense
excitement prevailing all o yer the South
A rebel Telegram to Okolou ., stated thu,
Johnsson had rcpulsed Grant ct Jackson
An address from Johnston to his troops
Was published calling upon them TO b.
victorious or die. These dsspatche,
were published, stating thst 81 iron
clads and ships and 40 transports attack.
ed Charleston on the 10th Our troop.
landed on Folly Island, on the 9th and
opened heavy masked batteries on Morri,
island on the l0th and then made land
ing at Grandviile.
All Southern papers claim q victory
for Lee. A Richmond despatch of the
18th, stated that Lee was falling back In
good order. his ammunition and stores hav
ing given out. That the Yankees had
destroyed the bridges, and as the Poto.
mac was not fordable Lee was advancing
towards Hagerstown, and that he had Ia
ken AZ. 900 prisoners.
Scouts arriving at Corintb report Bragg
at Chattanooga. He lost two 32-ponnd.
ere and three field pieces, but got of
with everything else, cars. baggage and
all. He burnt Bridgeport bridge on the
Sd. Buckner had left E,st Tennessee to
join him.
Rosecrsns was trying TO turn Bragg to
the east. All women and children have
been ordered out of Mobile. Gov. Muir
ray calls for oil negrves and rnen of every
description, to come to him Immediately.
The news OF the surrender of Vioks-
burg did not reach the rebels until the
7th. Most of Grants forces were then
east of the Big Black.
Gen. Dodge reports no force north of
the Tennessee river, but that Big Bear
creek on his east is fortified and all the
crossing places on each side Of the rail-
road the same. Biffles was last heard from
at jackson. Gen. Dodge's cavalry is in
pursuit OF him.
The new Memphis theatre gave ben.
eft tonight to the sick and wounded sol
diers of Grants army.
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Memphis. via Cairo Jul


Official announce ment of the surrender
OF Port Hudson reached Memphis this
morning. Gen. Banks took possession of
the forces at 8 o'clock on the D. m. of
the 9Th. The surrender is unconditional.
no one paroled. The garrison comprise
the following: Mai General y rank Gar
dsner, commanding, Brig. Cen. William
Be.le. Coils. Mills, Steadmsu, Marshall,
smith, and others, with over oOO
troops and 81 field guns. The prisoner
will all be sent North. Gen. Bank. was
in good health.
Sherman has not had a general en-
gagement with Johnston, but is pursuing
him. He has picked up large number
OF Johnston's stragglers and small squad,
of his troops.
Gen Hurlbut's cavalry are eagerly pur.
suing the guerrilla bar aud endeavorinc
to clear the country of them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16
New York. July Is

The rioters last night visited several
houses of ilI-fsme in Greenwich street,
burnt one killing one man and Quilted a
portion of another house The police did
all in their power and finally beat of the
rufiians. This morning a small row oc
cured in Cedar street contiguous to the
above locality. but the police dispersed
the rufhans.
Quite a shries oil riots occurred on
Staten Island last night in hunting me-
groes, but they were really bent ON plum
der. Several houses of negroes we're
burnt, their occupants fleeing TO the
woods. Six negroes we're killed. Vari-
GUS citizens were notified that their
houses would be burned. The railroad
depot at yanderbilt's landing was burnt
the shops wero Quilted and perfect reign
of terror prevails. No private dwellings
were destroyed. although threats wer,
made against them. Citizens there arr
arning aud forming patrol force.
A detachment of the 18th regulars
and two howitzcrs. have been sent down
1t is reported there was considerable dis.
turbsnce in Brooklyn.
One negro house in Columbia stree
was destroyed, aud few small houses il
Pilory ST. were pllaged. The negroes
were horribly maltreated. 1t was re
ported this a. m. that both grape and can
mister were freely uSed last night up II
o'clock, against the rioters. Their;
were several Ores duting The night in va
nous psrle Of the city, nearly all, how
svsr, bong small houses. An uttacl
vas made on some residences in Gram
nereneie fr's, including the house o
Dudley, from winch place a volley o
mnsketry 1as POURED into the WILKINS
scattering them
Quite a number on troops are .rr;v;no
and some batteries If ar,lil.rx b.e.
reached the city IL is generally THOUGH,
that at this hour, l.. noon, Wednrsuay
the worst isIover, from the mob fearin,
the arrival OF troops from the South.
Large numbers VI families have re
moved from the city and the exodus CON
tiDues. Topographic communicable
there is not yet resumed. Two hotels i
Courlland street we're slmewhat dam
aged. especially the bar room.
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New York, July l5-3p. n

10" VrHJ UUIy 10 +, Il.
A negro was met ON SGD street early
this morning by Zouave, who advised
him TO return to his house. The negro
was excited. and shot the Zou lave dead
A crowd immediately seized the niger,
beat him to death, then hung him to q
tree. Several clothing and hal stores and
private residences were sacked last night
The mob on Station Island sacked the Ly-
ceum' attacked the Marine Hospital, Ia.
king off about 500 muskets with ammu.
nltion. The same mob hung a negro
there. Stages will commence running
this p. m. The majority Of the stores
down town are closed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-16
How n Patriotic Dem scratIc Paper
Talks About the Draft

The Boston Post, noticing the COM
mencement of the draft in Massac husetts.
says:
1.-The realities of war have come more
directly to our own doors than heretofore.
The army must be resuscitated. There
is no time for the dilatory process Of vol
untsering. The enforced filing of the
national ranks comes at a moment When,
1t the demand cannot be said to be grace
fully yielded, it must be confessed that
it is at = time when the national pulse
beats the highest in the exultation Of VIC
tory. Hts summons 10 join, not dis
committed and broken-spirited soldiery. Iui
band Of heroes, the nsoasnest. of many
a seA- fought field"
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THE DIsEAsEs OF EnROa.
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H. "m"e copy Tor per'sal. The prayer stads oi
a'ahA'ou 70 hAs' IN" vaiaaos work 10 issued and
sem forth Lr The benefit Of suffering hp~a.,y 4,
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maeb ysiu.b'e formation Al4sho fsyof me xi,h .
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