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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-23
INTERESTING NORMAL NOTES
Several New Names Added TO the
List

Miss Blanchard OF Goddard. was a caller
Tuesday.
Cortland Cunning OF Colwich. was shak-
ing hands with the many teachers from
his section OF the county Tuesday.
Albert Andrews, who completed Inc
course this year az Paramount. visited
friends at the normal Wednesday.
Mr.. S. Z. Moore, Of 81 Laura. spent the
quaintances.
Miss Mayne Cossitt and Mrs. Harry
Hutchinson were present during general
exercises.
The devotional exercises were conducted
by Prof. Scott. who read short selections
from Matthew XIII and Judges XII. en-
phaslzing the evil OF idle speech.
Mrs. Hersey spent some time at the
institute yesterday.
The new names added 10 the roll Wed
nesday were as follows: Margaret Fear.
Nina Osborn. Bertha Herman. Susie Paul.
Bertha Ransom. Miss DrIscoL
Would 8; not be an excellent plan n
separate the teachers attending the IN
stltute by townships and determine which
one az the county Is best represented.
Possibly that might be a good plan 20
tell which township has the most progress
sive teachers.
Prof. Mayors classes IN history study
Tnu-~day the settlements made ~ the
different nations IN America. particularly
with reference % the foundation pTlHcl-
pies Of each group % settlers which have
been Incorporated in our constitution. IN
fact. being a part % all our ideas Il
civil and religious liberty. These history
Rotations are becoming quite interest
ing.
Superintendent Colvilie r. daily In RECEIPT
of letters from persons 50 other counties
and even other states. who imagine EedE-
xlck county can not supply gre demand
Tor teachers - thc dlztrle- 2rhooIs T.
al these letters he replies that % those
who regularly teach 81 the rouaty tae
preference lz given. ard fhst - s1.s n
dlf7cult examinations ard close grading.
the uun5ss ~ teachers each gear wa5
r1ust remain de .s between thirty ard
hf,y 50 long as .s.s comfy cgn-irBea
- furnish tss excriient vrs5e g teachers
4 does A. present. - vi &c nsccssarv
lar oateisers % apply
PROF Ba..eT's atorles are vsry nnueh 20
ire rol1t. and oceasi1oanv eorvuiFe bsa
szHsnce NAY E0HEs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-23
COTTON

New York, June 22.-The cotton market
opened steady, 10 points higher on To-
cal covering and light foreign buying in
spired BY a more favorable set Of Eng
ush cables than looked for. Following
the call the distant months eased of %
last nig%s bid prices under realizing but
the market maintained 4 generally steady
uudertone on local support. Subsequent
Liverpool cables reflected a feverjsh mar
ket for futures at that point and en-
Outraged bears 10 hammer the new crop
positions 70 some extent. This was read
liz absorbed however and A. Il O'Clock
the undertone was steady with prices 20
> points net higher
SPOT cotton opened inactive but about
steady: middling Cplands S; do gulf eis-
New Orlears- June 2--CouoR-Easy
middlinE sc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

Chicago June 22.-No. 2 cash wheat, TIC;
No. 8, 69d72c; No hard, 62667c; No. 2
spring 66G6So; No. 8 spring 62972c; No. 4
northern spring S0qS3c.
Cash corn-No. 2, 321lc; No. 5, 314a6%c.
Cash oats-No. 2, Csc; No. 8, 241sc.
Flax-Cash S.04; northwest H.O6; June
104z; September 81, 001A.
Butter-Firm; creameries 14G16c; dairies
114d1312c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh 1910.
Live poultry in good demand; spring
chickens 1219015c. Hens 7Q715c. Ducks
casio; turkeys sac,
Receipts today: Wheat, q cars; corn
S47; oats 152.
Estimated cars for tomorrow: Wheat
u; corn $40; oats $40.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, June 2.-Wheat-Higher, No.
2 red cash. elevator, 75c bid; track Sc;
July 691kc bid; September 657sq66c; Decem-
Der &c; No. 2 hard, S5c.
Corn-Iower, No. 2 cash, &c; July 31A
Did, September 31B asked.
Oats-Lower, No. 2 cash, 23c; track
24hG25c bid; July 233sc; September 2o9sc
bid; No. white 2S12c.
Rye-Nominal Csc.
laxseed-Nominal, 800.
Butter-Quiet. Creamery 149161zc; dairy
1OG14c.
Eggs-Firm, sac, loss of.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, June 22.-Wheat, nominally
1G2 cents lower; No. l hard, 7797Sc; No
2, 75c; No. 8, 70Q7415c; No. 1 red, 77Q7Sc;
No. ?, 74G77c; No. 3, zoe; No. spring
70G74c; No. 3, Size.
Corn-About steady; No. mixed. S1A
BIC; No white 311&d3124c; No. 3. SOl2c.
Oats-Dull, steady; No. white, 2612c.
Rye-Steady; No. 2, Acc.
Hay-Firm; choice grades timothy and
prairie, $50.
NEW YORK.
New York, June 22-WheatRerecipts
21O.9O exports 231,555. Spot firm; No. 2
red SIC +. g. b. afioat. Options closed 10
11bc off. No 2 red July closed 19c.
Corn-Receipts 11e 725; exports 153,25l.
Spot steady; No. 2 37sic. Options closed
unsettled at Ac net decline. July closed
3615c.
Butter-Receipts 10000 packages. West
ern creamery 13lhG17c; imitation cream
cry 12I141kc; Elg:ns lie; factory ndl2@4c.
Eggs-Receipts 1854 packages. Steady;
western lie; southern lie.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. June 22.-Wheat-Futures
closed quiet: July rs 44d; September IS,
15sd; December SIS SID.
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES

House & Woulf of Newton were on the
market with a load of fair mediums,
which sold on the early market.
Joe Scott Of Peck was in with fair
toad OF lights sold to Dold early.
J. w Workman of Lyons was on the
market with two loads of hogs. one light
ana one medium, both selling well up.
Jeff Houston of Ponca City shipped up
a car load of fair lights or the late mar
ket.
l.. NJ. McCrocklin OF Derby shipped UP
oneof the good loads of theday, they being
well finished mediums, selling close to the
top.
Horton & Campbell OF Caldwell had in
,neof the good loads also. their shipment
being a ear of well finished butcher hogs
sold to the Dold company
wilkins & Walker OF Frederic had in
car Of good, plump hogs which brought
The top price for car hogs, $2.62i2. They
were the best of the day and sold az once.
y ]. Probst of Medford was = shipper
Of hogs on the early market.
/ u. Rippy of Stafford was a late ar
rival with car of medium light hogs.
" II. Woods returned yesterday from
u,eNs visit with his family in Missouri
and is again ready for business. his
friends at the yards all welcome him back
among them.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
we're IS follows: Santa Fe +; Rock Island
3. Missouri Pacific ?, ana Kansas Mid
land :.
other markets were as follows; Chica-
70 expected 50 coo hogs. received 5000 and
the market was 5lI0 cents lower There
were left over 3.S4T. The last bulletin was
an, snite of an active demand for hogs
from Chicago packers and eastern ship
,,rs buvers succeeded in forcing de-
olive of 5FFI0 cents" Estimated receipts
for today. $4,000 At Kansas City the re-
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. June 22.-The dry goods mar
ket is unchanged in any particular line.
The Hamilton prints for fall have fallen
into line in new quotations, price of 412c
being put on re-fancies.
This makes a uniform basis throughout
the trade, at a time when, as has been
proven, buyers are waiting for the naming
of prices TO buy goods. Trading Is not
heavy on any line. The market is strong
in all grades of printed goods, but out
side Of fall fancies and cotton dressed
goods there is little trading reported. The
latter are sold at irregular prices, and are
being closed ont IN bulk very rapidly. In
staple cottons there is no feature. Print
cloths are less firm than they have been.
There is more confidence on the part Of
the buyers weakening the market as evil
denced by more extensive bids for contract
extras at cents. These bids are still re-
fused by sellers. There has been no sales
reported. order goods are quiet and with
out feature.
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HOGS STRONG 5 LOVER
Quality Only Fair and Receipts
Moderate.
BULK 1855 AT 1882 ~
Two Cattle Transactions For
the Day.
BULK $3.50 AT 1882 ~

The declines at all other market cen
tiers, and the depression in hog products
and grain. caused drop In prices on the
local market, and the days trading ruled
on the average q strong cents lower
The receipts were below the day previous,
about the same as last week Wednesday,
and an increase over Monday and same
day year ago. There were nine loads on
sale and weighed up, Dold taking all that
could be used for slaughter at once. The
quality was just fair and rather tending
toward light, the average for the entire
sales being but 215 pounds, pounds light
er than the previous two days of this
week. and pounds under a week ago
same day. In spite Of the rather tame
quality and Indifferent receipts, there
was a good live demand for all the grades,
even the cut-outs and the pigs finding
ready sale to separate buyers and the
better class in some cases going imme-
diately of the real. Everything at all
salable was taken and all offerings were
dispose dof without any drag or du!lness.
The wagon trade was light in run and
generally inferior in quality save one or
two punches which sold up along with
the best Of this branch Of Tuesday. The
best Of the car lots sold at $3.62k, and
they were by several points the best on
sale for the day. Some other loads went
a $3.50 and quality considered were good
sales. The average tone of the hogs re-
ceived was not up to that of the day be-
fore when the general quotation was
strong TO cents higher. The bulk Of the
sales for the day was fairly on a range
of $3.55Q3. 621a, against $3.571237O on Tues
day. There were, strictly speaking, no
topPy hogs on sale, two cars being fair to
good, but not at all extra or more than
just fairly good. There were too many
common and skippy hogs mixed with those
Of better grade the latter being all but
lost in the volume of lights and common.
The local demand absorbed about all that
was desirable Dold taking eight out of the
nine cars on sale. 1t was a good market
and a good day withal, the light receipts
and the generally inferior quality consid-
cred. The prices were also well sustained,
nearly all of theother points breaking to
10 cents, and closing weak and uncertain.
The trading was las live as the offerings
would allow, and the prompt dispatch Of
the business rendered it possible to
finish up the days business in good sea-
SOL. The daily comparisons on the local
market were as follows: For yesterday:
Tops, $40: bulk of sales, s355Q3 62I2;
average weight, 215; receipts So. For
Tuesday: Tops, 1913; bulk of sales $3.57l5
G370; average weight 217; receipts, !, 232.
For the same day last week: Tops, S3.62i2;
bulk of sales, $3.45d3571a; average weight,
2IS: receipts, S24. For the same day last
year: Tops, sos; bulk of sales s2.954$3.05;
average weight 221; receipts SS4. Ship
ments out, one car of hogs.
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Millions Given Away

It IS certainly gratifying to the public
to know OF one concern in the land who
are not afraid TO be generous 70 the needy
and suffering. The proprietors Of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds. have given away over
ten million trial bottles Of this great med
icine; and have the satisfaction OF Know
ing IL has absolutely cured thousands OF
hopeless cases. Asthma. Bronchitis.
Hoarseness and all diseases Of the Throat.
Chest and Lungs are surely cured by It..
Call on G. Gehring. Druggist. and get a
trial bottle free. Regular size soc. and 81
Every bottle guaranteed, or price re-
funded.
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WHEAT MARKET WEAK
Days Operations Were Dicid-
eddy Bearish.
NO DAMAGE FROM RUST
Crop in France Will Exceed
Requirements.
NO DAMAGE FROM RUST

Chicago. Juns z2.-Perfect weather con-
ditons for harvesting In states where the
grain is ripe and disappointing Liverpool
cables started wheat weak today. Anoth-
e- depressing factor was j denial Of sert-
Gus damage from rust In France. Private
cables from Paris were to the effect that
the crop in that country would exceed
home requirements. There was some free
selling by longs and traders generally
were inclined &c be bearish, Chicago ar
rivals were u cars against three last year
Minneapolis and Duluth received 81 cars as
compared with 179 for sameday last year
July started 1G1Ac lower a 73G73Ec, de-
clined 20 Pic rose to 73Ac. then sold of
70 73c. September began l914c down at
57296Sc, weakened 20 571ac and hrmed up
to 671aG5sc.
Corn-Lack of export demand and bril-
liant weather weakened corn. July open
ed Sale lower at s2hq1lc, and advanced
to S214G9sc.
Oats-FoIlowed corn. July started Nc
down at 33& and advanced to 2324G7sc.
Large receipts of hogs and the break
in grain depressed provisions. July pork
opened 1712c lower at $9.4715, rose to 1856,
and declined to So IS July lard began ;
cents down at $50; advanced to s5.721z and
weakened to s5.6712 July ribs started
TIC off, at $40; sold UP to s5.421z and de-
clined to S5.37IA.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-23

Republican nominee for governor In the
state of Missouri.
The alley between Topeka and Emporia
avenues. running from Douglas to First.
is in very bad condition. and Is causing
much complaint from resident property
owners. The sewer from several big
blocks is badly out OF repair and yet I'M
mended. and the refuse. Stops and sew
age from these sources, by a livery sta
Bile route stands on the surface OF the
ground in a putrefying condition all the
time. The hot weather and heavy rain
fall have made Of this a menacing null
sance, serious 20 health and life, and SAN
itary Improvement is loudly called for.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
ST IOIIIS

There were two transfers Of cattle on the
market yesterday, one of which assumed
eroportions of some interest. Twelve cows
and heifers from Ike Dean were sold 20
bold at $3.25 per cwt, averaging 12
pounds. They were in good trim and
showed his usual careful handling. Three
helfers averaging $50 pounds were sold
from McCune TO Dold for $3.50. All that
were on sale were readily taken and the
demand in this branch of the trade con-
tinues to exceed the supply by consider
able Butcher stock Of medium weight al
WAYS 1inds a ready market and good
prices at this point and even few head
shipped in with hogs make a good Invest
ment for any shipper, and this IS more
and more being done.
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!IEIIILI.7.I|..EI!l.E'

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Is this Secondary BLOOD 10 POISON We
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ACIrrrr Trlrk.

7. certainly Jocks Ike g. buf there f.
really 70 trek about a. AavBo5F ear
f-y lt MO has Lane Back aas EFcsk
EtsneyE. Malaria Or ue:vo1s tsaBazss- Ufe
mean re can cure himself fzht agaY ~
taxing Electric B'ter- Tb.s rzed.e-as
tones Up Ire unele sygie-. aets ~
H.lrnalant 60 LkEsr sa8 ElHaETs. - a
hood pu-fser szs re-s@ ta1ie Il -ares
Constipation. Eeazacaa. Fa3zslrz srtlf.
plass1esE ard Ae'aaes-y- itlE surely
veze.aais. = nE1 laxative. zz2 restores
.ra system - srs n2fgra. T1xar. Try Zee
t-.c Bs.srs a1s - oe1rtE-s4 sAzt rsF
az a miracle wsrks-. ETssT 59:rts E1sar-
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I3rug Store
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TRY GRAIN-0! TRY GRAIN-O!

package Of GRAIN-O. the new food drink
that takes the place Of coffee The chill
dren may drink it without injury as well
as the adult. All who try II, like II
GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown Of
Mocha or Java, but 1t is made from pure
grains, and the most delicate stomach re-
ceives 1t without distress. 4 the prize of
coffee. l5c and Csc per package. Sold By
all grocers.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 22-There was a fairly ac-
tive demand for cattle today and prices
were firm. Choice steers $.9005 30; medium
A.50G467la; beef steers $4OO64. As; stockers
and feeders $3.50G500; bulls $3.00d4.15:
cows and heifers $S.3Oa4SO; calves $3.50
ZOO; western steers 81. 20G47O; Texas steers
IS. 5Od4.75.
In spite of an active demand for hogs
from Chicago packers and eastern ship
pers, buyers succeeded in forcing a de-
cline of 5d10c. Fair to active choice $3.50
AGO; packers s3.75a3 S21a; butchers $500
395; mixed $3.75a392I2; light $3.50. 9215;
pigs s.. 75GS.90.
The demand for sheep was brisk; prices
steady Native sheep So. 25G5,25; Texas
$3.60d375; rams S3.O0G3 so; yearlings and
lambs $425G6OO; springs lambs s6.OOG6.S5.
Receipts-Cattle 1900; hogs 80, 900; sheep
5000.
ST LOUIS
st. Louis, June Misunderstanding
1900 including 600 Texans. Natives easier;
Texans stedy. Native shipping steers
S45Oa52O: light and dressed beef and
butcher steers $SSO65.05: stockers and
feeders S3.20G450; cows and heifers 81 OOD
$50, Texans and Indian steers $3.30d4.50;
cows and heifers So 0Gd3.50.
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Market cents
lower. Workers. S3.70d3.S0; packers S3.7OGD
800; butchers S3.S5G3.95.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Market steady.
Native muttons $425d490; lambs 460d6. 25.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No. June 22.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 495 native; 526 Texans. Fair de-
mand, prices generally steady; choice hea-
w steers &.70d4S5; medium S450G4.70:
light weights S400G475; stockers and feed
ers S35OG+S5: butchers cows and neifers
So. 90a4S5. Gamers $2.50G3l5; bulls 50. O0G
1000; western steers $4.0OG455; Texas
steers SS.55d435: Texas cows s3.20GsS.70.
HoEs-Receipts 1855. The demand was
fairly active but prices averaged sc to 10c
lower. Heavy hogs S3S5d397i2: mixed
packers S3.70q3.S5; light S3.30QSi5; pigs
IS. 00Q3.40
sheep-Receipts 4.792 Trade active:
choice hocks sold at strong prices. Spring
lambs S500G6.6o; native sheep S.50G5.10;
Arizona sheep A40a4.75; Texas Si.40q475;
stockers and feeders S3.25Q+50
I was seriously afflicted with cough
for several years. and last fall had
more severe cough than ever before
nave used many remedies without re-
caiving much relief and being recon-
mended to try a bottle OF Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, by friend. who, knowing
me 20 be a poor widow. gave It TO me.
I tried II. with the most gratifying re-
suits. The first bottle relieved me very
much and the second bottle has abSo-
lutely cured me- I have not had as good
health for twenty years. Respectfully.
Mrs. Mary a. Beard, Claremore, Ark.
Sold by druggists.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York. June % -Coffee-Opuons OPP
ened steady at 500 points advance, cables
being better from European and Brazil
demand and moderate covering. but spec
uIation continues inactive and spot de-
mand disappointing. Closed quiet, I'M
changed to points higher. Sales 1880
bags. including July $3.50.
Spot-Rio dull and feature!ess; No. in
voice &c: No. 7 jobbing &c. Mild neg
lecied; cordoya sl.q15i4c.
Sugar--Raw quiet but generally steady;
fair refining S5sc; centrifugal IS test 4l4c.
Refined steady, but inactive.
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New York, June 2a.-The total sales OF
stock today were 40. 500 shares.

STOCK To-Day were 400 ~ Slia1 Is
SPANISH FOURS LOWER
London. June o2-Span;sh fours closed
al SIS, d net loss Of =.
PARIS, June "A Spanish fours closed at
Sis. q ne; los Of u-lb.
MONEY EASY.
New York. June 22.-Monsy on call easy
Ii.dl15 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
S94 per cent. Sterling exchange firm with
actual business in bankers bills at ASA
for demand and al SiS4 for sixty days.
posted rates $4S514S5iz and si.ss1z g a-S7;
commercial bills s. S2izG4S.
silver certificates 5sia5s; bar silver
asa. Mexican dollars So Government
bonds firm: new fours reg. I24ai25: 90 cou-
pon seconds -; fves reg. ullz1ll2is; do
fives coupon sIi1. q ll3iz, Pacific SKIES Of
-. loIis-
FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS
Berlin. June international securities
on the bourse today were nru. except
Spanish Tours. which were easier. Amerl-
cans were steady. Canadian Pac.fcs re-
covered.
Paris. June 22-Basiaess On the b0urse
vas dun today on reports that radical
cabinet IS likely 70 be formed either BY
Mr.. Bourgeois OF Mr.. Brlsson. Later n
the day NJ Peyt-at was mentioned IN con
necuoa with The cabinet situation. Rents
declined on Apprehension tha- TAX would
be ievied- The price OF Italian securities
were maintained
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-23

The Out-crOp Of postwar literature VIII
probably be immense. Even the writers
for the daily newspapers can hardly re-
strain themselves. Every time one OF
the participants in the war gets his name
in the headlines someone starts and digs
I'd an early love story about the poor fell
low. Up TO date there has appeared three
love stories in Dewey's life. The first and
best for romantic purposes was the time
hhe fell IN love with a young woman who
was in love with Spaniard. Dewey was
steamer" and the writers gravely assert
that he swore a great oath that he would
get even with the whole Spanish race
because one Of them got the lady OF his
heart. There are othter love stories told
in connection with Dewey. but none quite
so servceabIe for romantic purposes As
this one.
Admiral Cervera once lived u Wash
lngton and he fell in love with a senator's
daughter. This senator's family had more
haushuness than whole county full az
proud Spanish dous. and one night when
Don PasQuale sang q solo ata an evening
party. picking his accompaniment on on
a Hzht guitar and looking all tha time
deep into the eyes Of me naughty seus-
Tors daughter. he was spurned. Il IS
said that ne was very much cui up HIS
getting even Is not very suitable toT span
i=h romantic purposes.
IN the last sunday papers-. l. was TOT
particularly thrilling. and his no;aer says
+. IS not tue, hut shat makes 70 differ
erce zith the Sunday paper man. Hob
sons being IN love was worth a page, and
SO z love he went
Nearly al young naval officers AID sal
der SIAN In love. bui We hzve not bean
paying muca attention - e Or me pas:
few years L was privilege ths: noas
we're inclined 20 Be very ius1is.tive aa0u;.
bit when ,as war Is over taey VII have
tAel- tnuoiHzS 81 she paper story books. L
wiz he 50 fashio1sals 20 faG II love E.;a
handsome ensGgrs that the-e III no- e
enough . 20 around D several million
CARMICHAEL
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$50,

The Christie-street Commission Com
pany can give you a continuous market
First class service Fair treatment
Write or call on US st our once In the
Sedgwick block. Wichita. Kan. Private
wire everywhere.
C. f. LATHRoP. Manager.
Long Distance Telephone so.
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