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HEAVY sTApLEs.

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g. Sas,,,a ,s,,ar si e ~ s.nr M,
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.ass,, sesu, ,,a "rsv"ssv' nvN'w ~ sass
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I'm r.s sslN,, "a AAio'
cANpyssS,i,t wranned hasis - a. sa-n
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", rn,EETe Il "a nm,i Tor',ax. ,o,am,,cs ,a,r
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ariWelt,s ' Arioss bas,s loo IN sases SO =
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way. x ~, ssa FAIRY .ccnnd ,n,ic, ,,,,a as'
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IA Ia. narrsls, Log above sacks IN hait barrels
FARiNACEoUs GOODS hom,uy and
cream meal. In barrels. $3.50. pearl meal, In
10Th Sacks. III 90 ner hi Of four sness, srotcb
ana Friends ontr' ss.so; Columbian oats, ss'is,
HANS standard s,sasc. picnic hams, se g.
HoNEYa~in 60-ib cans. extracted, pssrS,Sc.
In comb. seaioe; In Ia-ib cans, extracted 6,sc'
lARDs-R phu,d tierccs. compound, 4isr; leaf
siSc. 50.lh ems "a htchcr Than tiorrnss IA In
ean s' T. hIrha. '''o ''''' ~ N's"u't 81"
MoLAssEs.- fair. lealso, prtmc,
c0df etc; choice 25aTe6c, fancy new cron syrup,
sat!Ssc - 80
RiCI..-E.trn ta,rv ha,a 6,Asbsstc, oha,.a
&aTi5e. fair is1stic, fancy ,n,nr,na k,L ssSss.'
RoPE~-iiasia for ;-iJ: slsai AZ, mail
Gi0o; cotton, ioissfilr.
zoe, Louisinnn sonrsc s1c gns s5c harr "3v
2s-ioe. Se.aS, 10, Ss, sa'so: Ioo.ss. SSSos so.as
s2is. '-''S' s-''V' -
s5aisi M. Nil harro,s X snS.s !" 'V.io MIS-
SNitDJNpS an,ar,s. s'p 's, 90 ,,sae
9lIt, ,nrse'nnnr.ets S;senI %; imported,
omnrtera 3; "a quef''rs si'.sVi '"hos sprats'
sT jerS SI,ovs ,. ~, . "A
w ~ go &c, ~, royal uioss. nuik s'.c; Nickel.
Der lb' 70 md so.Is hnx 80 wv" Wy
stfGhR- Ouots ,inns nro t,r sr,at ,o,a. ma.
ctal nrln.s eiynn an cari,ad oranrs Standard
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n "UeCrenSe. q u q ~. I.1E7 79 = 1919
Comparative Spot Markets.
Tho following are the closing quotations for
cotton on the spot today at the leading mar.
kets together with the closing OF intddlinr
yesterday, with today's sal.ss. -"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-27

b bid; $ sellers; value.
New Orleans Futures.
Futures opened steady and closed barely
steady; sales 30,b0o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-27

New York. February gs,-Conee--optiors
or,1,,ed steady. unchanged 10 points higher,
riiIsd generally steady on covering following
E,,,o,san cables than locked Tor; tgading
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HOUSTON wnoLnsALn PRICES.

Quotations for Round Lots OF staplc
commodities.
These quotations are revised daily, and theip
correctness can he relied upon, The priccs are
those ruling In Houston wholesale markets.
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oALvEsToN COTTON RECEIPTS.

ny Gulf, Colorado and Santa Re railway.
1919 bnles: international and Great Northern.
li5.. Galveston Houston and Henderson, 6ss;
Missouri, Kansas and Texas. 6Sa Galveston,
La Porte and Houston, 2s: barge Alice, 81;
sIout, Idlewld, s; sloop No W. l. Total. io1',
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a asked; b bid: nominal.
New York Futur>s.
Futures opened steady and closed steady;
sales l29,a0o.
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Closing quotations on bonds at New Yofh
fndny,
MONEY AND HANGING,

Houston, February 26.--The local banks are
well supplied with money for all purposss.
There Ia, however. no great activity In tho
loan market. the deposits generally showing
Exchange 10 quoted az follows: New York.
tuyfng par 10 Soc premium; neiling, REV
York. st. Louis and Kansas CITY. sl'v g
Syc1 premium, New Orleans. buying, parj
selling, VI 70 premium.
HOUSTON BANK cLEARiNGt
The following ere the clearances Of tn
Houston banks TOR tho week thus far and Tor
tie corresponding time last year. together
vith the increase or decrvass
THIS Last %.
saturday ........ sssms',o;s ssss.iio s1s.sss
NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Today Yesterday.
Reichnsrks. CONNER
BANKERS, 90 days. .......4.sin-N !-siN -ssN
Commercial, 60 days...,1.Sl-A s.!H-E
sp,rIera 1900. s,sots-x An#
- days. .....,..,......'5.asE 's.2sM
sLess i-is.
New York Money.
New York. February rs Money on call
easy at per cent last loan 9 Prime mer-l
camille paper 3t56i4 per cent Sterling exr
change hrmer with actual business Ia bank,
ers' bills q t.slx6%, IN for demen4: eo9
4.Slk for - days: posted vatee
ana t.sS3&94.n Copinsrele! hilis ~
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NHFU UUnTHtIohH WHO nB fDII0Wr:
flolr-DuIli winter patents SGII6. 90
streights .30M8 So spring specials B iu6l5 50
spiing patents i.I0n5,lo, straights ,i0aA. CO..
bakers 6GG3 90
Whest-No. 2 spring 9oam; No spring
a2Nt No, 2 rcd / .0iGl .o2ls
Corn--No. 2. 2si4
Oats-~No 2, 25af; No white 27MsI2sS
1Ne-~No. .. AsA.
Pnrley No. % b 32Iadi0
Flax seed--No. T. i2g, new 1896
Timothy seod--Prime. q %.
Mess pork--Per Dbl, 10 31dl0 90.
Lurd--Per 100 lbs. 6.t7is.
Short ribs sides--Lopse. 8 .00fi5. %,
Dry sailed sbouiders--BoSed. 4. 55ai5. 90.
Short clear sides-.BoSed. s. bGlG. 40.
whisky-DistilIors finished goods, per gal,
I
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COTTON, GRAIN AND STOCKS

Arc you intnrcstcds II %. ~ sen
hcrvc you better than any other tlru1 -
the country, Write for our daily cotton
market letter. Direct private wires = ~
all cachnnrcs ~ IA.
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WIRE AND NAILS.

VINE N''p .NhAi's''
Quotations are for leas than carload lots,
Special prices on carloads
hARDED WIRE--Glidden, gal, 81, So per 100
lbs W1ukegan. $40.
WIRE NAILS Rate, $500 per keg; nd
vances, 19d, I'D md i6d, Sci sd and Cd. Zoe;
81 and ID zoe; Id and ID, 30c. Sd. 45c; 20.
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NEW ORLEANS

oond tntlIo, calytf and tbocp IN dcmanIi
marlot supplied with hogs.
The oasis., 1898-04-09

supply came from the canon. further up the mountains tributary te the Revenue vein Old-timers will re- member when the military barracks were on Date creek, and the rich placer ground which was discovered thereabouts. That the Revenue is sure to take rank with the Congress and other big mines of this country seems assured, all of which is good news for this section of the country and worth more than q dozen military posts.
 Prescott Courier: The Rapid Tran sit and Rough Trail mining claims, the former owned by Jacob Henkle and the latter by Gus Rosenberg, have been bonded to a Duluth company, and extensive development of the mines will be commenced at an early day. Hosting and pumping machinery is now on the way to Prescott ana will be put in operation as soon as possible. It is the purpose of the company to sink shaft to the depth of 300 feet, and from this shaft 10 drift 300 feet south on the Rough Trial ground and an equal distance north in Rapid Transit ground, the shaft being sunk near the end bound ary line of the claims. These claims are located in Tiger mining district, about half mile north of Orc Bella mill.
 Prescott Courier: Hon. John ;. Jones is in from his famous Little Jessie mine, Big Bug district, where Van II. Brooks, of Salt Lake, assisted by Prof. Cummings, of Denver, are in charge of the cyanide plant at work upon the tailings of that mine. An average of 30 tons day of tailings Is being treated, resulting in a saving of from s5 to 90 per cent of the values, which means the eventual erection or large cyanide plant to treat ores direct from the mines; there is said to be 100000 tons of ore in sight Tn these mines which is known as cyanide ere. In fact, the entire district abounds in ore Of this character, and now, that the experimental workings Of the Little Jessie have proved SC successful, no one need be surprised to see extensive cyanide works ia operation in different portions Of Big Bug district.
 IfYou have property to sell, put il
The oasis., 1898-04-09
.,SrNo NE ~,-.

|.|.<.n nj Ul r,od AS owing to it's rarity other
 s .a. have been used for many of it's imposes
 uohave Miner: Report has it that t,o hody of ore has been struck in .,,s oecident mine at the six hundred .sa, level: also that the big body of
 s reeeotly encountered in the Nor =, continues without break. elobe Belt: J. I. Colman Is iu from ,hs Geswick gold mine on Lower yooto in which he owns an interest. .,thouUh only two men are employed AZ, no development work, the mine .oenlies enough ore to keep the two .s,smn mill running. The ledge is ,.,pe and the ore of good milling grade.
 \ Yuma sun: Cripple Creek parties srr apout to bond the Yuma mine, axteen miles east of Harrisburg, K osped by W. s. Moifatt, John Rarick ,ad Mrs. Campbell It is a valuable knfoperty, and the figure is said to be rood one. With the development imposed good camp will spring up zfeund Yuma.
 \ Numa Sur: Murphy, Fitzsimmons z6l Weir, of Harqua Hala, are pre- uotng to work the tailings at the old E Hsfris mill which are estimated to cootan about S30,OOO by the cyanide uethod. The old tanks formerly nd at Harqua Hala will be utilized
 lof the purpose, and it is thought all
 NM be in readiness to go to work in
 aboN week The Harqua Hala ia1ng plant had a capacity of 100 s6Is daily, but not all this capacity
 3l be utilized in the new enter
 Nohaye Miner: Charles Gracey, the well known mining man of kl :. DofadO Canon, this week purchased from Coke Bros. and Blythe, the Kbndyke mine, situated in Weaver district. The purchase price is un- knpwn, but it is said to reach well up D intp the tn usands. The mine has been producing ore running from tllfee to five ounces in gold to the ton. The ledge is big and the ere free milling. The purchase was made fof Joseph Wharton, Philadelphia fapitalist.
 una Sun. Douglass Gray and oners, who are working the Socorro mhe, near Harrisburg, under lease, are not milling their ore at present, oul under the terms of the contract they have, they can run 300 tons of ore in the old Harris mill free of cost, lp lhe event that they buy the mine atsthe figure stipulated. The shaft seow down about l60 feet on the 'nrllne, and in three feet of fairly eood ore. But two men are working 'nf The mine al present.
 Prescott Courier; The Hidden
 i1e easure mine, situated about mid 7a! between the Seyen-Mile house anq the Little Jessie mine, is said to ue looking exceedingly well. The a4ae IS the property of Chas. Born, w1p has, with his sons, done con- sWraole work in developing same. Aythe bottom of a 60-foot shaft the IVY streak is one foot wide, the ore
 'e'pg very high grade and of excellent 1ual acter, carrying a great deal of
 gold pp ''''u'' O"e
 escott Courier; For years it has
 M question with old-timers
 nMETC Iln nlapar r.,Il
The oasis., 1898-04-09

If you have property to sell, put it in the hands of Harlow & Gowan.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-28
MINOR CITY TOPICS.

Clean cotton rags for machins pur-
poses wanted ut this office.
The 3-year-old daughter of Jose Cor
tez died last night of lung fever. follow
ing measles.
Regular weekly meeting Of Aztlan
lodge No. 3. /. o. O. f.. this evening at
1870 sharp.
L. $. weather bureau forecast for
New Mexico: Threatening weather to-
night and Saturday preceded by light
rain in extreme north portion.
The trains from the east are reported
ON time tonight. Tho local train from
the south is on time but the east bound
California train will be several hours
late.
The official order for the detail of
Captain c. L. Cooper, Tenth cavalry. as
acting agent at the Jicarilla and Pueblo
agency in this city. has been issued
from the war department.
1t has been so warm in Santa Fp to-
day that the snow. which began falling
about 10 o'clock. partook very much of
the nature of rain and turned to water
almost as soon as it touched the ground.
Mr.. Frank s. Davis, on his recent
visit to Prescott. A. T.. bought out Il
transfer business there and expects to
move to Prescott within the next two
weeks with his family, to take up his
permanent residence in that town.
There are no funds to pay fees of wit
ncsses before the federal grand jury and
witness certificates are being sold at Il
considerable discount. The funds for
jurors fees are expected here within a
few days. In the meantime jurors GER
tilicates are also being cashed by local
capitalists at a small discount.
The Young Mems Literary Il Debat.
ing society will give another of then
enjoyable dances at armory hall to-
morrow night. Professor Perez orches'
ira will furnish the music. and every
thing done for the comfort and enjoy
mcnt of those who attend. Admission.
so cents: ladies will be admitted free.
1t is whispered that Charles W. Dnd-
row. of this city, is quietly figuring on
some of the big lumber and timber con-
tracts o o to be closed over in the
Cochiti mining district. Mr.. Dudrow
has always been alive to the Importance
of establishing trade relations between
the golden Cochiti and Santa Fc.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-28
CORPORATE POWERS SOUGHT.
Numerous Residents Of Golden and Dolores
Have Petitioned the District Court to
Be Clothed with Corporate Author
ity Over Their Respective
Towns,

G., II. Gilderslccve, clerk of the District
court, has caused notices to be printed
and posted rcciting that. on the 22d dav
of January. 1898. there was filed in his
office IA petition signed by the following
residents of Golden. in south Santa Fe
county: r. NJ. Carley. S. c. Wright.
Geo. S. Morrison. John d. Hart, Il. p.
White. Pablo Amanda, Elogio Amanda.
Manuel Amanda. Juan Antonio Chaves
and Cornelio Montoya.
The object Of the petition, as stated
in the printed notice, is to procure a
decree or order to be made by the honor
able, the Judge of said District court.
setting forth that the said petitioners.
and their associates and SUCCESSORS, shall
be thereby created a body polite and
corporate under the name of THE Town
of Golden" and shall have and exercise
the powers and duties in, over and upon
the tract Or grant of land commonly
called and known as the town or COM
munity of Real de San Francisco, com
monty called Golden, situated in said
county of Santa Fe, provided under and
by the act of the legislative assembly of
the territory of New Mexico, entitled
IAN Act relating to Community Land
Grants, and for other purposes" APP
proved March IS, 1897.
And notice is given to the owners and
proprietors Of the said tract or grant of
land, called and known as aforesaid,
that application will be made to the
honorable Judge of said District court,
at the court house in said county of
Santa Fc, on the 2sth day of March,
1898, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
said day. to grant the prayer of the said
petition,
A notice similar to the foregoing.
signed by Daniel L. Taylor, Miguel Lu'
zero. ~Iiilario Branch. Francisco Arana-
| go, Frank Romero, j. b. Nicto, JOSEPH
Egan, w. w. Atchison, Jose Archibequc,
Cleto Tafoya, Clinic Lucero, II. L. Carey
of Dolores: j. A. Chaves, of Golden: n
Perron, of San Pedro, and Chas. Closson
of Cerrillos, has also been printed an(
posted, asking for a order of the conrt
creating the petitioners aud their asso
ciates and successors a body polite ant
corporate under the name of ''The Tow
of Dolores, with the power to exercise
corporate authority over the town OF
community of Real Gle Dolores del Orc
This application will also be heard by
the district Judge on March %. 1898.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-28
EUSTAQUIO PADILLA MURDER TRIAL.
Defendant Was Called to the Stand This
Morning and Was Undergoing Gross
Examination When This Re-
port Closed.

The trial of the Territory of New Mex
leo VS.. Eustaquio Padilla, charged with
the murder of Faustin Ortiz in the spring
of 1890, still occupies the attention of
the Territorial District court to the eX-
clusion of all other business.
The attorneys for the defense called
the defendant. presumably their last
witness, to the stand this morning. and,
on direct examination, generally and In
detail. he denied the truth of the sew
eral statements made In the confession
of Jose Amadd Martinez.
As this report closes Padilla is being
subjected to a searching c~ross-examina-
ton by the attorneys for the territory.
1t has already been shown that his di-
rect testimony now conflicts in essential
respects with the evidence he gave at
the trial of the late Juan Ortiz Y Rod
riguez. who was acquitted several years
ago of the murder Of Faustin Ortiz.
1t Is understood that several witnesses
will be examined by the respective sides
in rebuttal and it is probable that the
case will not be conlided to the jury be-
fore Tuesday.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. c. II. Foster. of Amizctt. is in the
city and will remain several days. He is
stopping at the B0n-Ton.
Mr.. Hugh Murray, of the Jemez Hot
Springs. is in the city on business, and is
registered at the Bon-Ton.
Ex-Governor Prince spent the day in
Albuquerque. looking after private bust
ness matters. He will return tonight.
Thomas Lopez. Of Concios, is in town
on business before the United States
land court. He stops at the Bon-TOn.
Mr.. +. T.. Whitman. of Chattanooga,
the United States land Office. and reg
listers at the Exchange.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-28
At the Hotels.
A Pure Grape Cream Of Tartar Powder.
40 A TIL

At the Exchange: Antonio Joseph,
Ojo Caliente, N. NJ; J. D. May, Albu-
querque: L. f. Weltman, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
At the Claire: j. w. Mullin, Gunni-
son, Colo; j.. NJ. M. Even and wife.
Salida. Colo. John Morrow. T. w. Col
lier, Ration; $. N. Walback and wife,
Grand Island, Neb.; Mrs. Gray, Miss
Gray, Mrs. Park and daughter, Chi
cago.
At the Palace: c. w. Lydon, II. {.
Schroth. Alamosa; j. 0. Gillillan, Min
neapolis, Mimi; w. NJ. Wallace, Fort
Wingate; b. A. Sleyster, Albuquerque:
II. c. Perkins, Miss G. w. Perkins, Nor
ristown, N. j.; VIM. R. Elicit, Chicago.
At the Bon-Ton: John Dwyer, Ala
mosa; Ed Scanton, Leadville: l.. i.
Brown, Alamosa; Thomas Lopez, Cone
jos: Hugh Murray, Jcmez Springs; Frank
Goldsmith, Denver; Marcos Macs. AtriS-
co.: c. II. Foster, Amizett.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-28
UNITED STATES LAND COURT,
Motion to Vacate or Amend Decree of Con-
frmation in Arroyo Hondo Case Denied
Objections to Survey Under Con-
sideration- Santa Fe Gases.

The United States court of private
land claims met as usual in the federal
court room, this morning. at 10 O'Clock,
with Chief Justice Reed presiding and
all the associate justices present.
In the matter of the motion of United
States ATTORNEY Reynolds to yacate and
set aside the decree confirming to the
claimants. Julian Martinez ct al. the
Arroyo Hondo grant of $4,000 acres in
Taos county. No 5. the court denied the
motion and refused to modify the origi-
nal decree in any respect.
The objections of the government to
the approved survey of the Arroyo Hon
do grant, founded on the allegation that
the survey does not conform to the ma
tural objects named in the decree of
confirmation, are now before the court
and will occupy the day. The oral testi-
mony of several witnesses OF each side
is being introduced.
Hon. Matt G. Reynolds and Mr.. W. ii.
Pope represent the government, and
Hon. II. B. Catron and eX-Surveyor
General Easlcy appear for the grant
owners
In the matter Of the Is small grant
| claims within the limits of the rejected
La Villa de Santa Fe grant, all within
the corporate limits of this city, Mr..
Pope, on the part of the government,
and City Attorney r. c. Gortner, on the
part of the city, announced that they
were ready to proceed to trial and dis
pose of the cases at this term.
The court accordingly announced that
these cases would be taken up and tried
at this term, whether Major j. H. Pur-
dy. who represents most of the claim
ants, appeared or not.
LEAnl.u. 4. % L. colo u rantS fnr LaSl-
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I'M MTSETT STrJTS.

Which cost to order from $40 to $40, we
offer at the low price of $12.95. We sue
ceeded in securing these suits from one
of the best tailoring establishments in
Chicago, at such low figures, as to en-.
able us to sell them at above bargain
prices. Come now and get your first
pick at them and we guarantee that any
suit will fit as though 1t was made for
you to order. Soms other misfit suits at
$10.s5 all wool. They are well worth
$1s. Come early and get your size.
SANTA FE MERCANTILE co.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-28
The Weather.

The weather yesterday continued
cloudy and threatening. The maximum
temperature reaching 80 and the mini
mum 10 degrees. The temperature rose
during the night, reaching a maximum
of SO degrees. Threatening weather Is
indicated for tonight and Saturday,
preceded by light rain in extreme north
crn NORTON.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-28
Important Republican Confer
CnCe.

Hon. b. NJ. Read, of this city, member
of the executive committee of the Nat
ional Republican league for New Mex
leo. has been notified that the commit
tee will hold IN important meeting at
the Auditorium, in Chicago, on Feb
rllary 10. Mr.. Read hopes to be able to
ntfnpI
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-01-28
Book OfFOru,s

Lawyers will find the Book of Forms
for pleadings, adapted to the 9 code,
one of the most convenient and useful
works in their practice. The New MEX
ICAN has this work on sale at the pub
lishers' price, IS,
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MONOGRAM Note Paper.

Monogram note paper is the correct
thing for private correspondence. The
New Mexican Printing company a
furnish the latest styles Of this paper
and at very low prices. Call and see
samples.
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To Cure n Cold i'm One DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it fails
to cure. rs cents. The genuine has L.
b. Y. on each tablet.