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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-26
CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Repor'ed Ly JOIN H. DAVIS & CO.. II Wal-s.
SATURDAY, Feb. 2j-P. "


1t was the movement Of Lake Shore that i'm
was fcyeri il and unsettled whatever of character
it presented. The total transactions reported
for all stocks to-day were 4f9177 shar-s,
against 513,7j4 shares yesterday. To to-
days business Lake Shore stock contributed
$4,000 shares against D 200 shares to yesterdays
transactions The early business IN this stock was
done at figures ranging between III l2 and 1913,
and the first indication of what later was developed
in a rise to 1872. the general notice -iyel that
prompt deliveries were demanded, accompanied by
threats that failure to deliver the stock at 2l5 p.
H. would be followed by purchases under the rule.
No stock, however, was bought in under the rule.
At the expiration of the delivery hour the price of
the stock was II. After th,t sudden movement
carried the price to 1l3l2, and the last price was
112ai. In connection with the movement, Mr..
william II. VanderbIs name made common
property During the iast three-quarers Of an hour
of business the buying Of The stock was gen
eral. Tho bank statement was worse than
WAS expected, and following its publ
cation there was moderate decline in the figures
for the general list. which undoubtedly would have
been greater If the Lake shore movement had not
turned the tide and influenced higher figures for all
stocks. Yet at the close, although prices high
compared with the closing figures of Thursday
evening, the tone of the market not strong at
the quotations.
moderate business done in Government
bonds and at steady figures, bat at the close the bids
for the Is Is per cent weaker Annexed are
the closing quotations:
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OFFICE OF THE NERO iNTILE Trust CoMPASY,)
No. 100 BROADWAY. NEW YORK, 7
yI,HE Mercantile Trust Company viii issue

THE Mercantile Trust Company will issue
certificates Of hrst preferred stock Of the Manhattan
Railway Company for the temporary receipts already issued,
and the STOCK the NewIOrk Elevated Railroad Com
pany DO exchanged for first preferred stock of the oan
haitian Railway Company, accordance with the agreement
between the Manhattan Railway Company. the Ne~l ork
Elevated Railroad Company and the Metropolitan Elevated
Railway Company, dated November H. ISL Upon the de-
livery Of The certificates u the Trust company will pay Ten
Dollars share in cash.
Upon the delivery the certificates Of the Metropolitan e
waited Railway Company the Trust Company will issue cert
second preferred stock Of the Manhattan Railway
Company therefor NcW-IOrk Elevated Shareholders MAKING
exchange the closing of the books Will receive the
dividend OF per the first preferred stock Oh the
louis FITZGERALD, President.
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financial.


CITY RAILROAD STOCKS and BONDS for
L. THOMA, or r.. G. IhIIER, % EXchanSe-place
nEBr OF the United States, Trade in Coin,
~ Cost Of Civil List See The Tribune Almanac Price 21c
TOR Law on Banks and Trade III Bullion see
Tribune Almanac for 1892 Price % cents.
GAS STOCKS AMI City R.R. Stocks and Bonds
~ DOughtaudsD +. T. HEWITT u Exchange.pl2ce.
GWYNNE & DAY,
TRANSACT 4 GENERAL BANKING AND BROKER.
AGE BUSINESS IN RAILWAY SHARES, bonds, &c.
NOTlCE.-T annual election of Direct
~ ors of the Midas Petroleum and Improvement
Company OF PittsbuTg and NewYOrk" will be held az tho
the Company, l43 FOurthaye Ptsburg. Wednes
Pittsburg, Feb. II. 1882.
NOTICE to First Mortgage BOndhOlders of
~ indianapolis and Vincennes Rail Dad Company
meeting First Mortgage BOndhOders of the Indian
apos and Vincennes Railroad Company viii be held at the
Windsor Hotel City Of NewYo the 2sth day of
February, 1884, o'clock a. for the purpose Ofappont.
Trustees provided in said mortgage 70 succeed
has resigned. BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
<. Il. LIGGETT,
Secretary Indianapolis and Vncennes h. r. Co.
PrTTsBURG. Jan. IL, 1851
TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY The coupons Of the first mortgage eastern ri
COMPANY maturing March l, 1882 will be paid after
GATE the Mercantile Trust Company, NO 100 Broad
way, New-IorK Guy g IL SAIl EIt Llst., treasurer.
rVHE COUPONS of the First Mortgage
/ Bonds Of the EliZabeth0wn, Lexington and Big sandy
Railroad Company March 1882 viii be paid at the Of
ice OF Fisk * Hatch. 40 . Nassau-st. W. Z, EMERY
Secretary
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~ 5,1,051 VIRGINIA 6s old we're 1 per cent
higher at 81 for one bond. Missouri 6s 1sS9-'o
soid at 112Io. OF city bank stocks Americ n Ex-
change sold 90 at 125 and Fourth National t2oI at
125.
There was only small business done in railroad
bonds but prices generally were higher IN sympathy
with the share market. Erie second consols rose
from 96ll to 07liG07ls. Missouri general mort
CAGES were 13i higher at ~. ana sec
onds improved from 81 to Oli2 Dut lhe
first consols were 10 lower at 1922 Bo ton
Hartford and Eric frsts were y higher at Oh
c.. C. and l. C.. incomes were up 1as at 5Gl2, and
Chesapeake and Ohio irsts series b, rose Il to ~
and currency debts 1 per cent to AZ. Canada
Southern firsts declined % to 93is. st. Louis and
Iron Mountain firsts were mp l per cent ut 10
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia cOnsols were
off !, at 1854 the incomes being steady at 52'8.
Louisville and Nashville general mortgages
were | per cent higher at 96l2. Missouri
Pacific consols rose from 100i2 to 1O2.
and Rochester and Pittsburg incomes, with an I'M
usual amount of transactions, advanced from 80 TO
427sa42li. Wabash general mortgages on sales OF
four bonds rose from SO to 3d. and Great Western
seconds sold Mt 103OI023i Denver and RIO
Grande consols wer l p cent higher at 100, ana
Kansas Pacific consols were "a higher ut 1903. Texas
and Pacific incomes advanced from 63 to 64063ai
and frsts Rio Grande division were steady att
793iQSO. New-Or.eans and Pacific firsts slld a.
5a Sc. and Northern Pacific frSts at 96l2G9GSl
ST. Louis and san Francisco seconds classC, brought
s5a, and Atlantic and Pacific incomes 2S3iG2o@
2Sl2.
The weekly bank statement shows important re-
ducions in all the items except circulation. The
renorted loss in ca is 81 500 800 but because of
liquidation of s., O9G 800, to which the contraction
of loans contributed 1864 400, the surplus reserve
il reduced only So sos 300; that il, instead of q
snrpus reserve of 81 or, 225 there is deficit of
81 433,O75. The following are the totals OF the
Statement, and the changes from last week:
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sDn WEST 26th-St Suites and single rooms,
eSV with hrsclss board home comforts with hoieicon
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
filming.

Tia iHIIOsA NISNG COMPANY or CALIFORNIA
EALCtISL OFFICE, nos. q ASD IL NASSAU ST.
NEW-NOKK, Feb. 49, 1882
1 Y assessment of Five Dollars on each share
- Of the Preferred aud stock aud lay
able before March ., 1882 Viii bc delinquent
dividend Of Thirty per has been declared
free present assessment upon the upon which an
shall have been aid in Csh shall not be
lnq previous sent of twenty-five cents per
and stock dividend of per cent TO be credited
assessment dollars scventy-yc per
deposit with the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company on the DOnphuc Judgment
Circulars and vi particulars may be had appl
cation ana after the 10Th inst ROBERT CRAWFORD.
Assistant Secretary.
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Brooklyn.

ONE or two neatly furnished rooms i'm large
~ house with an Improvements viii he l.i 90 quiet gsntle
men; the only other occupants being geteau vie and
s,rvants references required Address BROOhLlN, " ~
this Olice
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Dlul0eE0 Notifies.

uANyIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH IiAnROAD CoMPANY,(
* BROADwAY, NEw.IORK, Feb 20, 1854 !
COUPONS due March l, lSS2 ON the Fight
ur cent Convertible Bonds and the Six per cent COnsO
ilt,d bonds Of This Company will be- paid and after the
II dav of March, 1892 at the Bank Of North America, No.
a. Wall.st New York. JOHN A. HILTON, Secretary.
TIE INrRRNA TIONAL GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD Co.(
1875 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Feb p, lSo2.S
HNIIE coupons due March !, lSS2, of this
company's second mortgage bonds due Sept 1, 1903,
will DO paid at this office at aud after maturity.
IL. b. HENSON, Assistant Treasurer.
NEw.YoRK January 80, 1882.
rHUE 3oth SEMI-ANNUALCASH DIVIDEND
l. ofthe Illinois Central Railroad Company. being
THREE AND HALE (3l2j PER CENT
on is capital tOck, VIII be paid by the undor nd March
1852 shareholders registered at the close OF business
on the lth February after which and until the Attn day 0f
March the transfer books will DO closed
L. v. Il. RANDOLPH. Treasurer.
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ID% WEST 42D-ST.-Very pretty sunny
'D 4th floor also on Sd hoor, and lovely
paror door with excellent board terms reason3Jle reer'
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THOUSAND of New-YOrk's best board
"A ing. houses apartments and hotels Get THEODORE
THTSTLE'S GUIDE . cents at newsdeaers. N1N'f YORK
DO Reekman.st.
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West Side.

DARMORE HOTEL, jrl-ave. and 3Gth-st.-
I'D suite Of three rooms with bath completely fur'
NJ hnn Let from MAr.l L IAble Vlute.
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Country.

BOARD for CIIILDREN.-A lady having
plpa,lnt home near the city would give mothers
to two young children Best OF references Mrs IL
THOMPSON, Station /.
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ONE or TWO CHILDREN can have coun-
~ try board nursing and good ca"eif under Eve years and
TAUGHT at home Older easy terms, by widow and
daughter Address MIS- DAVID SCOTT, lilo LaWrcnce-st
I}nIlInptOn. y. j.
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DESPONSIRLE PARTIES can find hand
somey furnished % door with uneXc'ptionlbr accOm'
odaons private table at % East 49tst references
chs at
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

BOARD WANTED.-FOr three or four adults
ID FOR the season home preferred Good country
board with aud health, preferred To style Address
A. b. Tribune Office box 40, with PARTICULARS.
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no LET. lis EAST 23D-ST-A spacious
4 marion floor. furnished. with bath, from May !.

HNTH-ST., 2O7 EAST.-Fumished front
w square room: tries and all improvements; FIST
class house and ncighborhOod; gentlemen only.
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TKENEL BTILUING
NETWORK, Feb II, 1892
T'HE Board of Directors OF this Company have
L this day declared a DIVIDEND Of ONE PER CENT
upon capital OF January earnings said dyi.
deud payable on and after February is,
&. f. MACKENZIE, Treasurer
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" VttoII Dor Grnt
the Preferred and Common this Company ba,
been declared payable the first day o IA,
ONCE OF the cOnpany's agents MessTs. JesIp Co.
No. - Wiliamst, NewYOrS. The transfer books bs
closed on the / 18th inst and reOpened March 2nsXt
&. II. FOSTER Treasurer
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
FEBRUAG,, %. 1882.
THE GENERAL LIST.

Actual sales I Closing
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Business Chances.
Boaro au0 Rooms.

NEATLY FURNISHED CORNER ROOM
TO let to gentleman only. No 80 East lvth-st, corner
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Tennessee Us were steady
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-05-18

a a JOYFUL NsVsfo Boy. and Girls 4
r1fR u Voung and Oldti A NEW IN.
VHNTTON Just patented foE them,
80 ~ Bafou Baui1g, Turning,
n6ring. Drilling, ,GFinding, P0llahin8,
Screw Outing Price e6 20 so
Send cents for 100 pago1.
EpHRATIg BROWN, Lowell. haal.
nov10yleOW
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WHOLE NO. 2399


cut is ErOlesSOf ~. y. 4 eIRuSOn5 on
ofthe board Of school examiners,
who has had charge Of the school
for the past five years, and has given
entire satisfaction Miss Ella Bee
heimer has charge of the intermedi-
ate, and her sister, Miss Mary, the
primary and both are excellent and
faithful teachers!
The school house is surrounded
by a large square, in which num-
Of trees were planted by the pupils
on "Arbor Day"
The churches are, the Methodist
Episcopal, Rev. J. G. Black, pastor,
and Friends church. The latter is a
handsome brick structure, erected a
few years since, on a lot donated for
the purpose by Mr.. Jos. Cohn. The
The Methodist church is a neat
frame building at the west end of
town. Both churches have hourishing
Sabbath Schools attached, and regu-
lar services are held every Sabbath,
also every "Fourth Day" at the
Friends church.
In the rear of the M. E. Church
is the New Cemetery, containing
about six acres, which is now being
plated and laid out under an ordi-
nance Of the village passed recently.
An addition to the town on the
north, was laid out about three years
since, and a new street opened, call
ed Church street, on which is situat-
ed the Friends Meeting House.
We called on Mayor Kelly land took
look at his famous stallion, 'Idle.
Wild" of the Hambletonian stock,
who brought his owner several first
premiums at the fairs last year, and
can show some of the finest colts in
! tHS SOuA4tJ'
Lees Creek, quite a large stream,
runs just south Of the town and is
spanned by substantial iron bridge.
EarPs Touring mill is situated on the
creek and has both water and steam
power. Mr.. Earl has recently en-
ployed a new miller and is about to
add improved machinery to his mill.
Good pixies lead in all directions,
which have greatly aided in develop,
ing the town and surrounding coun-
try.
The Odd Fellows have hourishing
lodge numbering about thirty mem
bers, and have very neatly furnish
ed hall, which we had the pleasure OF
visiting through the kindness of Mr.
G. E, Pensyl The title of the lodge
is "Chosen Friends No 45," and il
was established in I845.
New Lexington is famous for its
fine buildings and tagging stone, Of
which there are several quarries near
town and large quantities are shipped
to various points.
The intelligence Of the people i.
shown by the large number of peri
odicals and newspapers received a
the post Office, nearly hundred cop.
pies Of the Cincinnati Gazette being
distributed weekly. The News has q
large list of subscribers to which we
added a considerable number lasi
week.
We are indebted to Mr., Josepl
Cohn, postmaster, for many courte-
sizes shown US during our short visit
Mr.. Cohn is an enterprising business
man, and is the largest wool dealer
in the county, having purchased
. II8,ooo pounds last season. He
will be in the market again this year
Mr.. c. H. Daughters also has our
thanks for favOrs shown us.
We take pleasure in commencing
the Mercer House as a good coun
try hotel, where the traveller is mad
to feel at home.
-
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VIII Positive
ly Cure
Sick Headache !


UT WI y WITId
The Regulator viii
positively cure this
terrible disease
We assert emphat-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition win
be presented 10 The Board Of County Commits
sioners Of Highland County, Ohio, at their
regular session on the FIRST Mondoy Of June,
1882 praying them to appoint commissioners
90 lay out and establish free turnpike road,
under the provisions Of Chapter z, Title q Of
the Revised Statutes of Ohio, and the acts
amendatory thereof and supplementary there
to, as follows; Beginning at a point in the
New Vienna and HillsbOrO Free Turnpike No.
26, where the jamestown road intersects the
same; thence along said jamestown road as
nearly as practicable to a point where the
Careytown and New Vienna Free Turnpike
No. 25 crosses the said jamestown road Also
that an extra tax Of 8 mills on the dollar be
levied upon the lands and taxable property
within the bounds of said proposed free turn
pike for the period Of years. for the con-
Btruction Of the same.
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Published Every Thursday.

OsTIoE-Corner Of Main and Short Streets, OPP
posits Music Han. !
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Young Folks Corner.

No. 1-CHARADE.
I'm like lobster very dark
And, heated, turn TO red
In form am never twice alikei
Am minus tail and head.
I'm not a fish from out the sea,
But dwell within the earth,
And serve You best when In your home
You sit beside your hearth. p.
No. hidden CITIES.
Concealed In new way--tind it,
l. Carrie and Ida rode out.
g Has Annie very round eyes ?
8. Peter ate raw Irish soup.
A. Paul ate lots Of sugar, o. W. T..
No. 8--SYNCOPATION.
From shortening take an appendage, and
leave the art of healing. LIZZIE N.
No 4-WORD SQUARE.
Ny first is poet or writer oi songs,
My next Is fruit too bitter 10 eat
Ny third 20 the kingdom of Flora belongs;
Ny fourth is an animal, agile and feet.
LII.
Answers 10 Young Folks Corner Of May II /:
To. No. IL. Elba, Abel, bale. 2. Amy,
May, yam. g. Lena, Neal, lane, lean. A.
Miles, lines, SMILE 8. Eben, been. 6. Evan,
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CAUTIoN.-As there are a number Of imita-
tions offered to the public we would caution
the community to buy no Simmons Liver Reg
ulator or Medicine unless in our engraved
wrapper with cred y" trade mark, stamp and
signature unbroken. None other is genuine.
J. II. ZEILIN q CO.,
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, SOLE PROPRIE-
TORS. nov1Oy1tocnrmz&Co
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Persons may avoid all attacks by OCCASION
ally taking dose of Simmons Liver Regulator
to keep the liver in healthy action.
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collie.

Children suffering with Collie soon expert
ence relief when Simmons Liver Regulator is
administered. Adults also derive great bene-
fit from this medicine. It is not unpleasant; it
is harmless and effective. Purely vegetable.
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Pill ES
MALARIA.

Relief is at hand for those who suffer day af-
ter day with Piles. It has cured hundreds and
will cure you.
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WU WIIVW W % VI TW01
CONSTIPATION

Should not be regarded as a triAing ailment.
Nature demands tine utmost regularity Of the
bowels Therefore assist Nature by taking
Simmons Liver Regulator. II is harmless,
mild and effectuaL
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BAD BREATH.
IAuNnlEE.

generally arising from a disordered stomach,
can be corrected by taking Simmons Liver
RegulatOr
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
The Rifles, Fair.

Tho visit of the Union Veteran Corps to the
National Rifles fair last night was a very
pleasant event, and attracted great many Ia
dies to the scene, in spite of the disagreeable
weather. The Light Guards and Raymond's
excursion party will visit the fair tonight. At
the close last night the voting stood as follows:
Gold watch, hotel clerk, Riggs, 1S votes four
cared racing shell, Potomac, 13 votes; pool ta-
BILE, Truck A, IL votes; bicycle, Schufhairt, 80
votes; past commanders jewel, Waugh, 43
votes; composing stick, Maloney, 35 votes; Sill
yer pitcher and salver to plate printer, @. Ev-
ans, 20 votes; newspaper-man'S walnut secre-
tary, Larner, 1O3 votes; 500 suit Of Clothes
John Downs and George Morse, 8 votes; regu-
lation-size silk nag, Washington Light
lined, Norman Rupp, SO votes lady man
ayers walnut secretary, Mrs. Boyd, 13
votes diamond badge for active mem.
ber OF National Rifles, Lieutenant
oyster, 81 votes; police-of1lcers solid silver
badge Duvall, 44 votes: National Rides
uniform, Kendig, 90 votes; gold headed. .cane
TO honorary member, E. s. Hutchinson,
each; letter-carriers uniform, Parker, 90
votes the Topham trunk Mrs. Needing, 10
votes; National Rifles ugly mans gold badge,
Chafree, II votes set OF fishing tackle,
Clear, 80 votes, punch bowl for popular res
taurant keeper, Charles Miller, votes; pug
dog for citizen, Duncanson, 30 votes; staff
officers sword 10 any military offlcer, Stokes,
80 votes; bankers tnkstand to- bank clerks,
Messrs. White, Washington and Goodrich, .
votes each.
One OF the novel attractions OF the fair is the
electric light illumination. This is the first
time such lights have been used for public
exhibitions In this city.
The Evening critic., 1882-03-21
National Hotel Arrivals.

Il. c. Bicknell, Chicago; John N. Vernon and
family, Quebec P. U. Morgan and wife, N. ";
Edward Field, Arizona; Marshall NJ. Gillian,
Williams, vt: 1; B: Hodges, s.; Paul; Alex.
Hunter, Va; J. w. Tomson, Phila.; II: Bling
warrenton, Va; L. North, Ga; J. W. st. Clair,
W. Va; +. Faulkner, W. Va; Z. A. Deuel. and
wife, Saratoga Springs; A. d. Gross, Penn
Walter Brainerd W. Haulf, N. Y; It. N. Nau
dain, Iowa; William W. Payne, Mimi; Thomas
f. Sheridan, Md. Colonel Beasly, N. O.; f
Marbury, Nd. George Thatcher's Mlnstrels OF
Philad phia - George Thatcher and wife
Hughey Dougherty and wife, William Court
right, L. Simmons, Burt Sheppard, d. r. Haw-
kins, william Raymond, William Holmes,
Charles Stevens, Franz wetter, Harry wanne'
mecker, Harry Coleman, v. Baryna,
G. Schultz, J. Ambuester, j. Herkert A. Rein
hart, VIM. Healy, II. Yansciver, j. Grlfiln, J
Rice, ]. Murphy, ]. Morton, Gus. Benedict, Gus
MOultOn, Z, A. COnnelly,