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slow to lower. Choice export and dressed beef
steers. So SogLl5; fair 10 good, ssSoQe-oe. stock
$S50dS6 native COWS. 3.5OG SO; heifers. s44e %
Gamers s250G3so; bulls. ss.5ogs; calves. So
>, Is tSesy S for Show the ne, "ss
on week OF S5e 70 acc, Top price Tor week and
to-day, SIS: bulk OF sales to-day, S ts4l 10
heavy, - ssleq5.zS; mixed packers. se-ssus-ls !
shesp-Recepts for week. 1900: last week.
LOCO. Prices advanced 2oe on week Nats
ers s550q5.S5; Western, S5.40q5.So, yearlings.
ssge3O; ewes, Sq5.S0; stookers and feeders.
EAST BUFFALO. April n.--catte-Rsceipts.|
go. Market strong at yesterdays prices, De-
mand good: $50 head stockers on sale. sskinsI
10 good. s5.25g5.7S; common 10 light, sl.soas j
Hogs-keeeipts. st0A Trade actives markeq
heavy here. Medium s-s5eg7.so: pigs. sssqe ~ i
ronghs. Ss@qs.yo. stays, ss.SogS' aa
active; lambs loc higher sheep strong; top|
sna common SSs d FAR IS 70 y sSPf 81
sheep, top mixed, s5.I5Qe; fair 70 good. seio q
40 culis and &C common s. s0g.7Si tops CLIPPED
clipped sheep. sS-25q5.sS; fair &c good. 800
Market duh but steady Native shipping and
export steers, &l5Q7 dressed beef and butcher
steers, si.soa6.75; steers under Loco lbs. siso4|
heifers, S2.25a6; Gamers, S-25q2 y; bulls 80 al
as: calves SiQ5.50; Texas and Indian steers.
grassers. So eOQA. 50; fed. s4s5ds5os cows and
heifers. S2.S0Q8.55-
Hogs-Receipts LOO. Market steady. Pigs
and lishts S6.65g6SS; packers. p.soG7le; butch-
ers, s6.&QL25,
muttons, S4.J0a5.75; lambs. t5.5QG675 spring..
i6.&qe; culls and bucks. G.DgS5o; stockerss
Sq2Z5; lambs. $6.l5
NEW YORK, April i2.-Besvss-Receipts none
Market unchanged. Dressed beef firm at s1lo'se
per ID; extra beef, lie. Cables unchanged Exs
ports to-day 7so cattle az 4.2s9 quarters of
Caives-Receipis none. and nothing doing.
Feeling firm. City dressed veals steady at 7Ql0e
per. 10.
Sheep and Lambs-ReeS L3T. Market
steady Sheep sold al S525G560 per 100 lbsl
lambs at $6s0Q7.40: dressed mutton ct ShxQ10izt
per 10; dressed lambs at lOisGlso.
Hogs-Receipts, cars None for sale. Mar
bet firm
SOUTH OMAHA. April Northumberland
none. Market steady. Native steers. A.7s47l
COWS and heifers. 8.75de: Western steers. s. 81
qS20; Texas steers. S4-25G5S5 Gamers. sL5o4
$50; stockers and feeders, S275ESf5; calves. sSd
Z; bulls, stays. etc, SG5.S5.
Hogs-Receipts, $500, Market STEADY: HEAVY,
pigs. S6.S5q6s5; bulk OF sales sss5Ge.ss
Sheep-Keceipts none. Market steady. Fed
muttons, S596: Westerns. Nd5:-ewes. AI5Q5 s0i
common and stockers. ss-25Q4-75; lambs. s-S01
675.
CINCINNATI. April I2.-Hogs strong and
higher at s6lOdZ25.
Cattle steady a -. 50d6.35.
Sheep strong at $Sq550. Lambs strong AZ
81 759s.
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The Kansas City Trouble.

KANSAS CITY, April 1.-THE stoclSyards
boycott. declared yesterday by members OF
the Live Stock Exchange because OF an OBJ
noxious rule adopted by the Stockyards
Company, was still in force to-day. Both
sides appear determined 10 maintain their
position, and immediate settlement 10
In sight. AS Saturday is short day IL
not possible 70 tell what effect the
commission mems request 10 shippers 10
send their cattle, hogs and sheep TO other
markets had on the receipts. The packers
say they do not believe the boycott viii
have much influence upon next weeks re-
ceipts OF hogs, at least. Packers openly
assert they VIII buy from owners II tina
commission men refuse TO sell 10 them,
and the yard companies insist that buyers
will be at the yards usual in al Depart
ments and anxious 70 buy all classes %
stock. Reports were current at the ex-
change to-day that commission firms at
st. Joseph and St. Louis are taking ad-
vantage OF the cituation and flooding the
country with circulars inviting shippers 70
ship TO those markets.
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.

Meyer & Kiser's Telegram. !


NEW YORK, April 1-.-To-day's market
was little influenced by the movement OF
L. & N, which for the time being lost some
Of its attractiveness, although the stock
was strong. with a gain of 3 points at one
time, losing part at the close. No official
confirmation of any deal was forthcoming.
AS regards the general list it opened fairly
steady and gained in most cases, especially
when the bank statement appeared with
an increase of about S2,o00.0O0 in the re-
serve and decrease in loans of over s., 0oo,-
600, which was considered a favorable ex-
hibit. Especially strong features were Colo
radc Southern issues with an advance of
about points in each Of the three issues.
Canadian Pacific at one time on very heavy
trading gained points. st. Paul, Missouri
Pacific Union Pacific and Southern Pacific,
as well as the leading grangers, were well
bought. The coalers were firm, and in the
industrial department International Power
rose TO 1l012. American Locomotive gained
about points, while Amalgamated Copper
lost a point of yesterdays advance.
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TO PREVENT COMPETITION.


CHICAGO. April 12--Forty-hve manufac-
turers of and wholesale dealers in sash.
doors and window blinds. representing sl2.-
100000. are about to enter into combina-
ton to establish scale OF prices on the
product OF the factories. says the Inter
ocean. a meeting has been called for next
terested firms are situated In the large
cities from Pittsburg TO the Rocky noun
tains. Competition is reported 10 have
caused rate-cutting and undertaking 20 a
disastrous extent. w. Arthur Wade. OF ST
Louis, Is conducting the preliminary ne
gotiations, according 10 the Inter Ocean,
and committee consisting Of seven
wholesale dealers. Is at work sounding
the biggest sash and door interests IN the
country
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[Granger Farwen g. Co.'s wire.]

lGranger farWeH a. CO.'S Wlre.J
NEW YORK, April 12.-The market
opened irreguHrly this morning. Demand
for Louisville & Nashville was nominal.
1t seems to be quite the general opinion
that the Gates pool has secured control of
Louisville & Nashville, either for itself or
on speculation, with the idea of disposing
of this control to some other railroad cor
poration at advanced price. The market
was quite firm, with small amount of
trade. There is a strong bull feeling on
Canadian Pacific and it is said it will sell
a great deal higher. American Locomotive
made quite q gain without any special
reason. 1t is said that the dividend on
Amalgamated Copper wlll be one-half of /
per cent, but this is simply rumor and, Of
course. cannot be verified. The commission
business has been very quiet on account OF
unsettled business, unfaVorable weather
and uncertainty of crops.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
banks Strengthen Their Position in
Regard to Reserve.

The banks now hold $751; $50 in excess of
reserve requirements under the Is per cent.
rule
ment of the New York associated banks
for last week showed a net gain in cash
of S1OS,O00 specie having decreased s., 25S, 400
and legal tenders increased 81, 1866, 400 This
net gain very nearly corresponds with that
which was estimated on the basis OF the
traceable movements of money during the
week, this estimate being gain of s292, 400
by the banks. The comparatively slight
difference of $lS4, 400 between the estimated
and the official gain may be accounted for
by the system of averages which affected
the interbank movements and the gold ex-
ports TO Europe The loans showed a de-
crease of S. Sal, 600, indicating that there must
have been considerable calling in of loans
by the banks caused by efforts TO rectify
their position regards reserves IL is
noteworthy that the surplus of the banks
as shown by the statement of April 5 was
the lowest since Nov. IS 1899. when the
banks indicated "A deficiency OF S312. OBS
the banks generally sought through a re-
duction of loans to restore reserves, for
had there been an expansion in this item
the loss OF gold which was fOreshadowed
early last week and which was reflected in
the reduction OF 81. 25S 900 specie shown by
ried the banks very close to the limit OF
Is per cent OF reserve to deposits. There
was a decrease of $3.50 500 in deposits last
week Though the loss OF loans less the
net gain In cash calls for change of So
1900 IN this item, the difference OF s523, 800
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THE CARE OF VACCINATION.
No Trouble VIII Result IL Right Pre-
cautions Are Taken.
Youth's Communion.

1OulH companion.
The occurrence of several cases of lock-
jaw following vaccination has recently
alarmed good many persons, who as
sumed that the poison was in the vaccine
matter but the disease was really the re-
suit or secondary infection of the vacci-
nation wound with the germ of lockJa
n similar but fortunately less serious in
lection occurs when the arms are very
sore and tnfiamed. the germs in this case
being those of pus formation instead of
lockJaw. In other instances erysipelas
microbes have invaded the vaccine wound
with the result that a very serious illness
has occurred where at the most only a
slight ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO be looked for
Smallpox Is such fearful disease. ard
vaccination, when properly done, is III the
main so good protection that any uni
versal distrust and consequent abandon
ment OF vaccina tion would be nothing short
OF disastrous On this point We must ac-
cept the unanimous testimony of the best
educated physicians when opposed by the
opinions OF a comparatively shall number
OF earnest and honest, but EOt scientifically
trained, individuals.
AS matter OF fact, since tine use OF ami
NAL vaccine has supplanted the old arm
tO-arm vaccination, there IS 20 danger of
inoculating any kind OF disease with the
vaccine. Such incubation, when ii occurs
comes later, usually in consequence Of neg
lect or mistreatment OF thu vaccination
wound.
Shields are useful in their time. but are a
source OF great danger when worn too long
y shield may be worn for a day or two
but not longer. Then II should be replaced
by little pad of absorbent cotton i'm
pregnated with bOric acid. fresh piece be-
ing applied morning and night ard retained
in place by a bandage. sticking plaster or
collOdion. This dressing can be employed
just We'll from the first instead OF the
shield time being allowed for the place to
become perfectly dry before the cotton is
applied.
IL the arm becomes inhamed, especially
II matter is oozine from the sore. IL should
be cleansed frequently by trickling over 1t
a stream OF boiled mot boiling water, and
then applying a pad of cotton wet with
DOric acid solution. The physician who
performed the operation should always see
the arm within week IN any case and
earlier IL the part becomes sore
IL cleanliness Is observed and the sore is
not allowed 10 tester for days under a
shield. neither lockjaw nor any other seri-
Gus disease need be feared
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-Clear-
ings and balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-COm paper, 4d6
per cent; time loans, sac per cent. Clear
ings, 81. 446, 800 92; balances, Sl44, 35S.42
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at per
cent; closed offered at L. Prime mercantile
paper. 412d5 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady: actual business in bankers bills.
S4.S75s for demand, 4.S5Q4S51s for sixty
DAYS; posted rates. $4.S6 and S.SS12; COM
mercial bills, 81. S41904 S5l2. Clearings, S312,-
OH 227; balances, $9.l25,4H
CHICAGO-Posted exchange, 4.S4d4.S6
for sixty days, $.SS12 demand New
York exchange, SOC premium. Clearings,
$25, 40, $50; balances, $3.50, 259.
BOsTON.-Clearings, $24, 1879; balances.
81, $50, 643.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mon AZ per cent.
Clearings. 81, 664, 40S; balances. A,774,41S.
ST. LOUIS.-Money steady, 41sd6 per
cent New York exchange, 30c premium.
Clearings, Sc S59.O OPS; balances, 1868, 115.
BALTIMORE.-Money per cent. Clear
ings. A,762, l07; balances, $5S0O57.
CINCINNATI.-Money 416 per cent. New
York exchange par. Clearings, s., S52, 500.
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there was some gain every day. At the
close OF the week heavy hogs were selling
generally Is cents higher than at the close
of last week, while In prices of light hogs
there was nearly 50 cents Improvement The
range in prices was also shortened ana
there was less margin between extreme
prices for light and heavy grades. The re-
ceipts to-day were fully as large as week
ago and nearly 1000 smaller than a year
ago. The market opened with only a Few
urgent shipping orders and IL was very clI-
ficult for buyers TO find the class or hogs
they wanted. Packers with only fair oppo-
sition We're not inclined to follow the
strength indicated In reports from other
places and baked a little at the start, but
were finally persuaded to pay strong prices
compared with the way equal kinds sold
yesterday. After basis for operations had
ably active and a good clearance was made
Sales ranged from $50 to S.25. Quotations:
Good to choice medium and heavy s. 100 {. Is
Mixed and heavy packing ........... D. 100 Z. ~
Good to choice light weights. ...... 6SuI.W
Common to fair light weights g. 6Su6- 50
Common to good pigs ozo4o' ~
Roughs .,.,.............'.,..'...'. oIVo'f9
Sheep-Recsipts light shipments none
The receipts OF sheep and lambs Tor the
week ending to-day show slight change
compared with last week and an Increase
of about 100 over the same week year
ago and $50 over the corresponding week
two years ago. Thus far this year the
receipts are nearly 4,SO0 larger than the
same period last year. on account OF the
very moderate supplies the trading this
week has not been as active as would nave
been expected had the receipts been more
liberal, but there was good steady trade
throughout the week and the consignments
were exhausted i'm season at somewhat I'M
proved prices. Occasional sales We're con-
sidered 25c higher than the close or last
week but as a rule there was probably not
to exceed 10Ql5c advance The buying was
very evenly divided between shippers ana
local butchers, and therefore there was
rather a strong feeling indicated at all
times. During the week spring lambs sold
as high as 50. others as high as $3.50 and
sheep as high as s5.25. There We're lot
enough fresh arrivals to-day 10 establish
a range in prices for any grade or interest
BUYERS TO any extent. Therefore the mar
ket was a trife quiet, but sales were usu-
ally at steady prices compared with yes
.ardaN- Quotations:
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Else where.

CHICAGO. April l2.-Cattle-Receipts. 200
Market nominal. COCO 70 prime steers. Se.eoft
feeders. s250q5 p; COWS 81 so: heifers s. 30
qe; Gamers, A9oaz ~. bulls, 8 sg5.50; calves.
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 5000; Monday. 1900
estimated left over. 2 600. Market strong and
Sc 10 1Oc higher. Mixed and butchers. So s677 b,
good 10 choice heavy. T.l0a750; rough heavy
81. s5d7lo; light. s6.soa6s5: bulk OF sales s. S.
d7.20.
sheep-Recelpts. Loco Sheep and lambs steady
Good 30 choice wethers. S525G5.s0: fair 10 choice
mixed. N25u5.4o: Western sheep and yearlings
s4.5sa5s0; native lambs, S.75GsS5; Western
lambs IS 25d675.
Official yesterday: Receipts-cattle. 2O37; hogs
1864, sheep. 3f0S. Shipments-Cattle 2 566:
hogs. 7.26l; sheep. 2,l26
KANSAS CITY, April 12-Cattle-Recelpts for
week. "A 200: last week. 27.O Strengthening cat
tie advanced &c on week; stockers and feeders
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Hogs-ReceiptS. 800; shipments 300 The
marketing of hogs this week shows a de-
crease of about $500 compared with last
week and the same week year ago and a
decrease of $500 compared with the CORE
spending week two years ago. Thus far
this year the receipts are about a. 500
smaller than the same period last year. For
the week ending yesterday local packers
bought total OF 72lS. against f45l4 the
preceding week and 1881 the same week a
year ago. During the same period the
shipments were 3,349. against 1904 the pre-
ceding week and 2.S9S the corresponding
week a year ago. There has been a decided
Improvement in values this week and at the
close of the week they were in the highest
position that they have been since the lat
ter part of September last year. and with
exception since the first half of the year
1898. There has been a scarcity OF prime
heavy hogs throughout the week, but aside
from that there was no material change in
the quality compared with the standard
last week. There has been fully an average
demand from outside sources ar the i'm
provement In prices was largely Que 10 this.
Local packers have protested against fol-
lowing any advance when conditic ms would
permit but they were rather active buyers
when opposed TO any extent by shippers.
From the beginning OF the week tire move
ment was upward, and with two exceptions,
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CHICAGO. April l2-Charles A Allen. Of
Hoopeston. former speaker of the Illinois
General Assembly. and company OF YER
million county capitalists. says the Chroni-|
Gle have just Incorporated IN the State ID
Maine The HoopestOn Land and Cattle
Association" which Will operate $500 acres
in Cuba. valued at SSo0.Oo0. IL IL said 10 be
the intention OF the company 20 raise mules
for use on Cuban plantations.
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s1o,ooo,OOo Publishing Company.

ALBANY. n. Y. April I2.-The United
States Tube Company. OF Buffalo. was In
corporated to-day with a capital Of sl0oO.-
600. Among the directors are A. w. Thoin-
son, OF Cleveland, and o. 5. French. Of
Fremont. o.
The Frank A Munsey Company. OF New
York. 10 print and publish newspapers and
magazines and 20 do n book binding and
boOk-making business also was Incorporated
with a capital Of 100000.
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may be regarded as unimpOrtant. The re-
CURED reserve was reduced by sl,S14.225,
consequently the net gain of s10So00 In cash
caused an increase in reserve of N.s22. 70
This item now stands at $4,5Tl,750, against
s.. 200 at the corresponding period year
ago. The deposits OF public funds in banks
OF this city which will be made during the
current week will increase the cash reserves
and at the same time they viii diminish
the drain of money into the subtreasury,
these deposits being made through the di-
version from the subtreasury into the banks
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 21ka3 per cent; dis
counts 2% Consols "a 11-l6G94 1916. Span
ish tours, IS
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 10Of 97ihc
for the account. Exchange on London, 25f
161kc for checks. Spanish tours closed at
1852.
BERLIN.-Exchange on London, 2Om
473spf for checks.
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specie and Merchandise Movement.

NEW YORK.-Imports of dry goods and
merchandise at the port of New York for
the week were valued at $10,S3S91S.
Exports of specie from this port to all
countries for the week aggregate $543,773 in
silver and $25S3,6S9 in gold Imports of
silver
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Capital Increased *. ooO. 600.

TRENTON. y. J., April I2-The Amerf-
can Elevated Railroad to-day nled a certin-
cate with the secretary OF state increasing
its capital from s. 600 900 10 siOOO6ooo Ths
certificate 81 signed by Osborn Connection.
president. and George b. Cook. secretary.
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at the Interstate Yards.

INTERSTATE STOCKYARDS, INDIAN
APOLIS, April .-Cattle-Receipts none;
shipments none. All grades of cattle are
higher than they were last Saturday. The
advance varied, according to quality, from
10 to 20 cents. The demand has been as
strong as usual, coming chiefly from local
houses. The best call is for good butcher
stock, fat cows and heifers. The veal
market continues steady, with best selling
at Sc. Quotations:
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Treasury Statement.

WESTINGHOUSE statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund
exclusive Of the $l5O000.000 gold reserve in
the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. SITS 45O, 312
Gold OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 94016, 434
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NEW YORK.-Bar silver. $3.50; Mexican
dollars, 43c.
LONDON.-Silver bars closed at 24&d an
ounce.
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Another Version.

New York sun.
Mary had little lamb. but Il was sp>n,t
for want of little mint sauce
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Hogs-Receipts, 800; Shipments, 200. There
has been. steady advance in hog prices
since the opening of the week until, at the
close, they are 2Oq25c higher than they
were last Saturday. The advance has been
general, all grades following the upward
movement. Receipts have been q little
larger than last week. but the quality was
not as good. The market to-day was strong
and sc higher than yesterday. Business
moved briskly, with all buyers out Mar
vim Gardner, of Camargo, Ill, sold a load
OF 246-lb hogs to Hilgemier Bros, local
dealers for $3.50. This is the highest price
paid in Indianapolis this year. and this
figure marks the extreme high point
reached last year, on Sept. q. Most Of the
rates were above 81. One load, 140-lb aver
age, sold for IS. the low end of the
market. All sold. The market closed
steady at the advance. Quotations.
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Local Banks and Trust Companies.
Local fractions and IndustriaIs.
Chicago Stocks.

IGranser Farwen & Co.'S wire.I
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-17
IS NOT ON EASY STREET
Varsity Athletic Association Is in
Debt Price of Seats for the
Nebraska Game.

George K. Belden, the old varsity foot
ball player, and member of the present
athletic board of control, has taken up
the cudgels in defense Of the boards &C
tion in fixing the price of reserved seats
for the Nebraska game tomorrow at 81.
1.-THE public generally" said Belden,
believes that the athletic association is
making money hand over fist. That is not
true. We did make money last year,
something over $4,000, but we have spent
all of that, all of this years receipts, and
are now SOME 81, 200 or 81. 800 behind. Most
Of the money went for the purchase OF
land to be used for the new athletic
field which We will build next year, and
some of it to supports baseball and track
athletics. Still it is all gone and we are
now behind the game.
The board is not trying to hold up the
rooters. We will incur big expense in
the construction of the new field next sea-
son, and we need all the money we can
get. When we get the new field built.
with bigger seating capacity, we can at
ford to put prices down, but just now we
cannot. Suppose the team loses game
before it meets Wisconsin, or suppose we
have bad weather Nov. Is. Our receipts
would be out down fully one-haK. and we
would be behind on the season. ! realize
that II we were to the good financially,
we would have little excuse for putting
the prices SO high. College sports ought
not to be q money making proposition,
and the board has never run affairs with
the intention Of doing more than pay ex-
penses, but we do want to do that, and it
certainly is better to tack half a dollar
on the price of tickets than to hold up the
alumni for subscriptions, as most Of the
other western colleges do.
Another thing, we are not spending
any great amount Of money to support
1-LS> 4I~r I.-~v
heard kicks on that score. but it usually
costs not more than a thousand dollars to
run basket ball, baseball, and the track
team for year. That is not a great
amount of money. and is well expended
in keeping up those sports. When we get
our new field built and paid for we will be
on easy street, comparatively speaking,