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Cincinnati Market.

CISGNYATI, August l5.-Cott0n-
Dull at lGic. Flour-Firmer. Wheat
Steady and unchanged. Corn-Active
at 65Gr65c. Oats-Stesdy at 45fa4sc.
Pork-No demand; nOminally at t23 90.
Lard-Firm; summer 1910 l4c bid;
kettle dull. Bulk Meats-Pirmeri shOul-
ders 8tGStc; sides, none Offering and
nominal; clear rib lltGllici clear u "a,
BacOn-Demsnd fair and market firm;
sales 9tGl2iGl3c. Whbky-Opened
quiet at gSc, and closed rather active
81 &c
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FIRES.

ST. LOUIS, August ia fire in the
wholesale boot and shoe house of Carney,
Storr Il Co.. 3l9 North Main street, about
| o'clock this morning, damaged stock to
about $4,000, mainly by water. The
entire stock in the house was valued at
Sl5O,OOO; insured tothe amount Of Sl25.-
600. as follows $4,000 each in the
Phpni1 and Home, of New York. and
North British and Mercantile; $4,000
in the Royal, of Liverpool; $1,000 each
in the Liverpool, London, and Globe
Imperial Of London, North American
Of Philadelphia. Hartford Of Hartford,
and 5000 each in the Manhattan of New
York, and Fire and Marine Of Spring
field. Massachusetts. The fire WAS the
work Of ON inrpndiary
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baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, August l5.-FlOur-
Unchanged. Wbest-Dull; red 81 25|a
! 30. COrn-Dull st 7Sc. Osts-Firm
At jOlS.52c. Rye-At SOl6y55c. Pro-
visiOn-Quiet. POrk-NOminal at t24 %
G25 %. Bacon-Quiet; shoulders lOc;
clear nib l3c. Hsms-Unchanged- Lard
Nominal At l4iGa,ljc. Chsese-West-
ern steady at 24fg nc. Petroleum
Nominal. Whisky-Steady at 81 G2
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NEW YORK, August l5.-The package
trade in Domestic goods was sluggish,
and the jobbing branches were quiet.
Cotton goods continue dull, but prices
prices are unchanged. Fotton Flannels
in good demand and firm. Side Band
Prints brisk and sold up TO receipts.
Ginghams slow. Shawls and Felt Skirts
in fair demand. Wool FlGnnels and
Blankets in liberal request. Woolons
slow, Foreign goods duh.
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THE EVERLASTING SCANDAL
A FEW MORE LEFT.
TiIton Denies Beecher.

NEW YORK, August ia reporter
has had brief talk with Theodore Til
ton. He denied that he had received
any money from Beecher, and that if
Moulton had received the amount stated
it devolved upon him to account for it.
Shortly after Mrs. Tiltons confession of
Mr.. Beecher's criminality, the servant
who was then living with Mr.. and Mrs.
-Tilton became aware of the fact from
having overheard conversations which
had passed between them, and she began
to whisper it to her friends in Brooklyn.
As soon as this state of things was dis
covered it was determined upon to send
the girl out of Brooklyn as protection
to Beecher. She was sent to boarding
school and Beecher paid her expenses
through Moulton. This might have
amounted to some $1,000. Several gen.
tlemen contributed to support the GCIden
Aqe. and Beechcr, he said, might have
been among the number. but Moulton
could account for that.
The Servant Girl Business.
It is stated in the Brooklyn Eagle that
this servant girl business will wear an
other complexion when the story OF the
girl now in possession of the Plymouth
Church Investigating Committee Is made
public. The allegation is that Tilton, not
Beechcr, was interested in her removal
from Brooklyn. 1t seems from her state
ment. now leaking out, that she was
an adopted child in Tilton's house
hold. taken when an infant and al
WAYS treated as member OF the
family. During the absence of Mrs. IIiton
this adopted daughter left the house, ana
on Mrs. Tilton's return. she related to
her the occurrences leading to that act
After while the story crept out, and
Mrs. Tilton was sent by Mr.. Tilton TO
more than one house to deny it, and final
" finding that it did not die easily, the
girl was induced by Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton
to sign statement denying what were
called wicked stories set stioat against
Tilton. After this rctraction was obtain
ed Tiltsn had the girl sent west to school,
and Francis d. Moulton paid her tuition
and board bills. This is the girls own
story as she has told it to the committee,
to her school teacher and to Mr. Shear
man.
Mr.. Beecher Left for Peekskill this
Morning,
and Mrs. Beecher says that she does not
think he will return before October.
The Argus states that Frank Moulton
will speak. and that he will DO as Cen
eral Butler advised him-"to come in
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WASHINGTON.
First Cable Business Dispatch from
BraZiI
WAsHINGTOS. August j..

WASHINGTON, August -.
The Navy Department this morning
received its first official dispatch by cable
from Rio de Janeiro, and which is per-
haps the first business dispatch received
bv the government over the ncwly-laid
line. 1t is dated to-day, and was re-
ceiyed at 10 \. NJ. from Admiral Leroy
at Rio de Janeiro. Admiral Leroy has
Just relieved Admiral Strong of the com
mand of the South Atlantic station.
The dispatch announces the condemna-
tion through the Medical Survey of the
paymaster of the Monongahela and asks
that relief may be sent out Very ob
scure.-ED,l
The Omaha Indians visiting here left
this morning for their reservation in
Nebraska.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Peport. by Western
Union Line, Office Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th SITS.
MEETING IN MINERAL.
Large and Harmonious Gathering
Speeches by Davis and Faulkner.
PIEDMONT, w. VA, Aug. 10.

lEbANENii w. ~ -ANs,' 3c'
Special Dispatch to the Register.
/. The Democracy of Mineral county met
in convention at New Greek, to-day, for
the purpose of choosing delegates to rep
resent them in the coming Senatorial
Convention and also delegates to the
Congressional Convention which meets
at this place next Thursday.
The meeting to-day was large and
harmonious, one of the most agreeable
features being the presence and partici-
patton of several men who were promi-
nent as the advocate of the election of
Gov. Jacob two years ago.
Senator Davis, in response to an inVi-
tation, addressed his fellow citizens on
the political situation-State and
national. He spoke at great
length, and his speech was full
Of telling facts against the party in power
and in refutation of charges made against
the Democracy. The speech was II pow
crful one in its presentation and happy
grouping of facts and figures from the
record, upon the subjects discussed. Ac-
cording to your instructions, will pre-
pare and forward to you for publication
its full text.
Hon. Charles J. Faulkner, candi-
date for the Democratic nomination to
Congress, also addressed the meeting.
Delegates were chosen who, it is under
stood, will favor the denomination of
Hon. B. F. Martin, who was elected two
years ago by large majority. but who
was swindled out of his seat by Ben
Butler i Co. REPORTER.
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THEWEATHER.
" AR UEPARIMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August IL, P. NJ. }
MAR DEPARTMENT

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, August IL, SP. NJ. J
PROBABILITIES.
Over the Tennessee and Ohio valleys
stationary and falling barometer slightly
higher temperature, east to south winds,
partly cloudy weather and in the former
rain aress. Over the Upper Lake region
lower barometer, higher temperature,
winds veering to southwest and north
west, partly cloudy weather and rain
areas. followed by rising barometer and
falling temperature over the western por-
tion. Over the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys and Northwest
partly cloudy weather and rain areas,
with winds shifting 10 west and north,
followed by rising barometer and falling
temperature. Over New England, the
Middle States and Lower Lake region
generally lower barometer and higher
temperature, east to south winds and clear
weather, except over the latter section
probably rain areas during the night.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August l5.-FIour-
Unchanged. Wheat-Dull. Corn
We-tern mixed s3<as2!c Oat-Dull
and prices declining. Butter-Steady At
lOla 2Oc. Cheese-Firm at StSl2c. Eggs
-Firm ard very active; western l9tg
20c. Petroleum-Steady; refined lltci
crude SctaSt in barrels; 4!tg4!c in bulk.
Whisky-At 81 O2.
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OMAHA.
AYouthfuI Criminal.

OMAHA. August lj.-Charles Crsw-
ford, who Is supposed to be one Of the
murderers Of Cressman, near BushweIl,
was captured Yesterday. He IL not more
than fifteen year old. Cressmans body
was found all stained with blood, his
head was broken. and the wagons were
burned about two miles from the place Of
the murder. evidently to destroy the trace
nf blood. Each prisoner betrsys nowl-
edge Of the affair, but each says that the
other did it.
4 woman named Rice was killed By
lightning at Beatrice, Neb- yesterday.
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CANADA.
Result OF the Accident.

MONTREAL, August lj.-Four more Of
those injured in the late accident on the
Southeastern railroad, are not expected
TO recover. The storm which caused the
accident inundated the valley for eleven
miles, and twenty five bridges were de-
strOyed
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GovERNMENTs-Active and strong.
STATE BONDS-Quiet.

RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet.
STOCKs-Dull in the fore part of the
day, and firm during the last hours of
business. with closing quotations gen
orally the highest of the day. The
only feature Of the market early in
the day was the liberal selling move
mcnt in Western Union and Pacific,
said 10 be for the account Of the only
Leading operator left in town. Among
the sales to-day were 1900 shares of
Western Union, 400 Pacific Mail, 5000
Lake Shore, 5000 Union Pacific.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Another Murder.

kEENE, August l6.-Alleu Craig
foreman of a tannerv here, was found
lying in the street tonight with his
throat cut, and he died in q short time
after. Wm. \. Mclaughlin, one Of his
employees. has been arrested charged with
committing the murder.
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UTAH.
Gases orthe Accused Policemen

SALT LAKE August 15.-In the case
Of the e1-Policc Judge Clinton. Chief of
Police Burt. and the other policemen ar
rested for resisting the United States
Marshals at the polls on the Sd inst, eI-
Judge Clinton. who was also judge Of the
election, and FIVE policemen, were
bound over to appear at the next term
Of the District Court. and Chief Of Police
Burt and one policeman were released.
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Exploits ofa Drunken Youth.

C"LyMBUs, August l6.-ChaS. Cramer,
Il drunken youth, went To- house Of i'll
tame last night. and while there amused
himself by throwing a lighted coal oil
lamp At Kate Madden, formerly Of Day
ton, one If the boarders. The lamp
struck the wall. throwing the burning oil
On the girl and setting her clothes on fire.
injuring her So badly that she cannot re-
f1va-
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OHIO.
The PrOhibitfOnists.

CLEVELAND. August l5.-The prohi-
t.:iuni,ts Of the Twentieth Congressiona!
District held convention here to-day
n,i nominated d. W. Goodwin. Pre>i-
dent ofthe Baldwin University Of Berea,
~ Congress. Resolutions were adopted
CAicmning the liquor traffic and the
license clause in the new constitution.
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CleYeland q Market.

CLEVELAND, August l6.-Whest--
Better demand and active; No. ! red
81 l6; No. 2sl lS. Comm better de-
mand at T3(d74c. Oats--Better demand
at 42ta46c. Petroleum-DUll, hut hrm
and unchanged.
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dITthuN UtCI IIIuUO pun tIEC UaIIh % pay
to the city six and half million of dol
lars, assumed to be still standing to its
credit. The case for the city rests on the
principle that the Broadway bank is liza
bic for the return to the public treasury
of the money paid out during the rule of
the late warrants, bearing forged endorse
ments, and that validity is supposed to be
lent to the fictitious signatures by the
initials or full name of E. A. Woodward
ia An entire illusion.
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The Civil Service Commissioners.

A card from DO1man Is. Eaton,
explains that it is erroneous
to suppose that the civil service
commissioners have abandoned their
labors on account of the recent action of
Congress in reference to appropriations
for their expenses. The commission is
still hard at work. Eaton speaks in the
most confident spirit of the progress the
reform is making, and of the firm support
it receives from the President and his
cabinet, and of the hold it is obtaining
,nnr Tho CON rictinns of tho nnnnln
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INDIANA.
PeOple's Couyeution-

Fl. WAYNE, August 15.-The People:
Mass Convention at this place to-day was
large and harmonious A full county
ticket was nominated in opposition to the
Democratic nominees.
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G. BA Y q A,
BREAD, CRACKER AND CAKE
Bakery.

vi ington Hall. a few doom above
Twelfth street, keeps constantly on hand
full assortment u the above articles.
Goods delivered 20 all paris Of the city
free Of change.
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General Sherman

writes from Washington that he win
attend the soldiers reunion at Caldwell,
N September 18th, and from there will
me to this city 10 attend the reunion Of
:- Army of the Cumberland.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August l5.-La Gazette Dio
says that on the night of Marshal Ba-
zaines escape one soldier was twice on
guard, and each time a jailer engaged
him in conversation and kept him in the
sentry-bo1. This jailer has been arrested.
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VOL. IL.
GOLD closed in Now York Saturday
1t 1891.

FROM our reports this morning the
probabilities are that the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy, with east to south
winds, and higher barometer.
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Bishop Cheney, Of the Reformed Epis-
copal Church preached at OTTAWA, Ont.
to large congregation this morning and
evening. In the afternoon he performed
the rite Of confirmation IN 81. Andrew. !.
Church.
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CINCINNATI.
keIfSurrender.

CISCIHNATT, August l5.-Mr. }. B.
Helman, Of indianapolis, whom the au-
thorities Of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
and St. Louis railroad failed 10 secure in
indianapolis, on a requisitien Of the Gov
ernor Of Ohio, on the charge Of completely
with Mr.. Cotton, attorney Of the road,
who has absconded on account Of extern
siye swindle, perpetrsted on the COM
panv. came to Cincinnati to-day, and eur
rendered himself 70 the police. Attorney
Cotton has not been heard Of for more
than a month
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Body Recovered.

CIHCISSATI. August lG.-Ncw5 has
has lust come 10 the family Of Col. :. :.
Fisher here, that his dead body has been
recovered from the Susquehanns river
below Conewaga falls, York county, Pa
where he va. drowned, together with his
son about half past one O'Clock last Fri
dav. The body Of the ION. a lad 10
wears old has not been found. On Au-
yust l,t. ~ and his son started in an
open boat at Elmira, New York. intend
ing 10 90 down the Susquehanna %
HAVE de Grace, and on last Friday at
o'clock, they were seen just above Can
ewaga falls. at 2 o'clock the empty boat
VA. seen below the fall. The new.
spread rapidly and search wa made.
FRIDAY evening a dispatch came to his
office in this city from York, Pa noting
the alarm. Yesterday contradictory
dispatches were received, and the hope
entertained Of his safety was dissipated
bv a dispatch that his body had been re-
covered late this afternoon. The iudiea-
tions are that Col. Fisher WAS killed in
stantly bv blow on the head. and it i.
supposed be attempted 10 take the boat
over the falls. He Wa about forty-two
wear. old and had been here about twenty
ycar=. In 1863 he VA appointed Com
missioner Of Patents but resigned after
two years. He was an eminent lawyer
in patent ca-e-. and man whose high
mental endowments and professional
ability were only e1celled BY his superior
moral, social and pcr-onal qualities. The
news eEcites profound grief in this COM
uunify
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Another Kerosene Fire.

CANTON, Miss, August l6.-The north
side OF the Public Square was burned
last night. The fire originated in harp :
store. Supposed to have been caused by
the explosion Of coal oil lamp. Loss
estimated at 100000; insurance $4,000.
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BALTIMORE.
SrhufEPnfest.

BALTIMORE, August l6.-Large dele
cations, representing various Scheutzen
societies. arrived to-day from Chicago.
II. Louis. and Milwaukee, to sttend the
grand International Scheutzen Festival
which commences in this city Tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market

PITTsBUEGH, August l5.-Crude-
Quiet: sales at sOGs24c Refned-Pirn
at lltc.
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MAINE.
Moulton i'm Maine.

PORTLAND. August lj.-Frank D.
Moulton. of Brooklyn. arrived here bv the
midnight train.
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Latest from Bazine-Spanish News.

i,The Daily Ne,rs says Marshal Bazine
has arrived at spa and NJ. Roudhcr has
gone to Chateau de Arucnberg to consult
witn Empress Eugene. The Sanddrd' 3
special from Madrid reports that
the Republican General Blanca has
relieved Vittorio. He captured twenty
cannon from the Carlists, who retired 10
Estella. General Zaballa has been re-
called from the field 10 Madrid.
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Pocket Picked.

E. VI. Dennison. Of No. l26 Eldridge
street. had his pocket picked Of $1,000
worth of Schuylkill Company coal stock
while riding in Third avenue car this
evening.
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Mr.. Beecher Left for Peekskill this
Warming

and Mrs. Beecher says that she does not
think he will return before October.
The Ar9us states that Frank Moulton
will speak. and that he will do as Cen
eral Butler advised him-"to come in
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Home Rule Administration.

LONDON, August l6.-An immense
home rule demonstration took place at
Glasgow to-day. The procession was a
mile in length and 10000 persons attend
ed the meeting. An equally extensive
meeting was held in Dungannon to-day
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The Spanish republic has been recog-
nized by Belgium.
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Baxaine's Escape.

General march,, Governor of the
Island of st. Marguerite, protests his in
nocence of completely in the escape of
Marshal Bazaine, and accuses Colonel
Villette, the MarsharS aid-de-camp, of
having perfected a plan to secure his
fight. Eight persons are now in custody
on suspicion Of having aided in his escape.
Marshal Bazaine has arrived At Cologne
where he will remain few days awaiting
the arrival of his children. He declares
that only his wife and brother-in-law
assisted him to escape. Holland and
Italy have recognized Spain.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Movements Against CarIists.

LONDON, August ia special dis.
patch to the Times from the north ct
Spain states that Marshal Cabala, with
24,000 men and forty-one guns, left Mi
randa Thursday last with convoy for
the relief of Vittona, which place is very
closely besieged by the insurgents. The
Carlists. who will oppose his march, are
entrenched at Peubla. General Mariones
awaits the result of Cabals's movement
when united movement will be made
upon the Carlists at Estella.
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SunStrOkt

MEMPHIS. August l6.-The excessive
a"; weather during the past week has
Produced more cases Of sunstroke than
vaS ever known before in this latitude
The Board Of Health reports fourteen
deaths from this cause.
Reports from the surrounding country
late that the crops are suffering very
much from drouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09

THURSDAY, Jan. S-p. N.


Al the beginning Of business at the Stock Board
to-day the market opened with decided exhibition
OF strength as compared with its condition at the
close last night and maintained itself measurnblv
well until towards the closing hours when d.
position was again evinced, as yesterday, TO
realize profits and the market closed with a slight
concession on most OF the favOrites and moderate
gain On others compared with the rates last night
We cannot discover any indication of change OF
policy on the part Of the larger operators and still
adhere to the impression already expressed that those
who control the market are ndsposed to part with,
Their holdings even at present improved ratee The
Transactions Of the day were large however in the
aggregate. and would indicate realizations ON the
part OF the cques, but for the fact that enormous
sums OF money are seeking investment at the same
time that present prices afford satisfactory profit
to the large class Of moderate operators who rarely
have the patience to hold for greater gain than
four or five per cent Transactions OF this class
swell the aggregate sales. and make an
active though ragged market, while the
chief manipuators look silently on mentally
wondering who can be selling 50 many stocks while
they are doing nothing. Another couple of days
business like the two preceding VIII result in wide
distribution of the better sorts of stocks, and make
it plain sailing for the bulls at least until these
latest buyers in turn ready to realize. There 10
really no such thing short interest nor is il he
eved possible there can be at present prices This
expresses about the OF the opinion Of the street.
and, without the intervention of some unexpected
calamity, it win probably be found that the people
for once are operating safely and profitaby at the
same time that they play into the hands of the
cliQues.
The list of sales at tho head of this column win
convey better idea of the DAYS business than any
written commentary can. while the following table
furnishes the exact figures OF the opening highest,
lowest, and closing prices of the principal active
stocks sold To-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-09
trade in Africa represented ID bold reef ana se
ling NJ the revelations Of the writer pcS p"oo'
do not surpass the terrible reality.

The semi annual issue of The Statistics OF me
World by Professor ALEXANDER sChEh '''"' "o''op'
sustans the favorable reputation Oh 'ha' u'eiu'
The comper has brought his own high personal author
tv 10 the prepara,on OF the work, combined with an
intelligent uso OF the most recent sources OF nforma
ton forming series of reports concerning the govern
ment population, and commerce of tho dineren. conn
tries of the world together with variety OF misce
neous statistical facts which can hardly be iouhu e'se
where In so narrow compass, or with 10 htue
OF time and money.