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ass: clear. So eaas s. corn meal steady a.
8 60 Bran steady sacked east track "a, 5sg's e
Timothy seed steady at ss.Se- Baoon. boxed.
Arm: extra short. sS-Ss4: clear ribs. g; short
5&6eisc. Hemp Irvine. Sc Reoeipts-Fl0ur, sea
brls: wheat SSeoo bu: corn $1,000 bu; cats. 800
bu; corn. $4,000 bu: oats. 2. ooo bu
KANSAS CITY. Aug acknowledgements
sssse; December. so4.e: cash. No hard st4sslzci
c Cor 10 sssasSse: Deesmbsr. tsa6
ltiec; cash. No mixed. 4sia645kc: No. white.
No mixed ssssc. RecsiTss-Iyhest. Iss' 500 bs;
corn. 100 bu: oats 4.oae bu. shipments-Whenfs
S4.ooe bu: corn. 2i.60o bu; oats. 1000 bu.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 2e--Wheat-No- red ane
longberry, SIC: No. red and longberry. soo-
Beans-Northern hand-picked $3.50 per bu: In
in ear hs ios en TRACK Rfs eovsT
Straw. S.50ds Clean ginseng. Aeqi1s Per 10.
Onions. 81 .soG1-7s per bril- Cabbage. SIS 20
crate Peppers. 81 per bu-
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 22.-wheat-spot NO
red Western winter new hrm al ss "a; no
mo stac s1ens s IS ensber e. 5zd
October. IS Sad; December IS I'D. Corn-Spot
American mixed steady at As I'd Futures duii;
CINCINNATI. Aug 22.-Flour quiet Wheat
firm; No red. s2assc. Corn quiet: Nc. mixed.
firm; No. 2. 5sc. Lard steady at y-S. Bulk
meats quiet at s7.S1s. Bacon steady AZ ~ -
whisky-Distilers' finished goods steady on b>-
sis OF $l-2S.
TOLEDO. Aug 2-wheat-september. sc;
December. sSssc; cash. size. Clover seed firm
and higher; October. s5.s2h: December. <:ss1
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug september.
SsdS7c; No. l northern SJGS6c; No. northern
S3HS4c No northern, SonS3c.
MILWAUKEE. Aug. 22-wheat-sePtenlber.
s1ssc: December 7sssc. Corn. 5I%c. bid. Bar
ley steady; No. 2. coo; sample. 4oa5ec-
s1Gasiitc: August. Size. Corn-Aususi. ssxe;
September. 51AQ57lzc
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ERRORS IN HOUSE BUILDING.
some Mistakes That the Inexperi-
enced Are Likely to Make.
Good HouSekeeping.


The most common error in housebuilding
is. perhaps, to allow too little room for
stairs. Stairs are used many times a day,
and can hardly be made too easy but il
takes space to make an easy stairway and
avoid the straight. steep fight SO COM
monty found. Another common error is to
make the bathroom too small. In a house.
hold where there are children, a roomy
bathroom is more to be desired than roomy
bedrooms A small bedroom, provided il has
good air and proper wall space for bed and
bureau and fair-sized closet may be
found as desirable as large one, but the
bathroom which must be used by all MEM
beers of the family is much oftener made too
small than too large.
In heating IL Is better to allow wide
margin for an apparatus that can be run at
low pressure than small one that is con-
stantly worked at the top notch, Tor not
only will the apparatus 76st longer, but il
will be found to consume quite as little fuel
and provide for the occasional extreme tenn
perature. In the plumbing, the simpler fix
lures of the best make are desirable The
enameled iron baths and 1avatories even
kitchen sinks. are durable aud clean. and
what is a consideration, more attractive in
appearance. These are not necessarily the
expensive fixtures. Indeed, they cannot be
too plain, but should be- finished with pipes
exposed. as matter Of cleanliness.
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are unimportant. The coalers
and grangers have been the most active
stocks all week and Erie issues are the
strongest, especially the common, which
has been prominent in every recovery and
closes the week in strong position. While
the market is yet in an unsettled condition,
still the tendency is upward and, consid-
ering the quick advance of 10 or more points
in less than a week, which followed the
panicky situation of two weeks since the
smallness of the recessons is surprising.
More attention is given to railway earn
ings, and the more liberal estimates of the
crops with the splendid weather in the corn
belt cannot be ignored the muscle and
sinew of a bull market which may, for a
period, be postponed but is as sure to come
as you reading the prophecy now.
The bank statement to-day was only fair.
The only bad feature was the loan item,
but when that is analysed it shows that
the banks are loaning for investments,
which means taking securities out of the
market The professionals sold stocks
moderately after its announcement, but
there was very little resistance, as all in
terest was in the great International boat
race and all prominent brokers deserted
the exchange at an early hour. Monday
stocks will probably sag some, just enough
for a nice easy spot to buy on.
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LONDON. Aug. 22.-The arrivals OF wool for
the fifth series Of auctions amount to E2.os6
bales including 80 900 forwarded direct to spin
ners. The imports of wool during the week
were: New South Wales, 1850 bales; Victoria.
1 $50 bales: New Zealand, 500 bales; Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal, 1.oss bales; elsewhere.
], go bales.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 22.-Wool quiet and weak:
medium grades combing and clothing. Is621tkc:
light fine, 16m17lzc: heavy fine. 12uif5ec; tub
washed. 20429lzc.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Wool quiet: domestic
naeca 2Sm32c
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Meyer & Kiser's Telegram.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-Absolute stagna-
nation ruled in to-day's stock market, due
primarily to the yacht races. The attend
ance on the floor was a mere handful and
the dealings were merely nominal. The
market was purely professional and the
tendency of prices generally downward.
The list displayed practically no feature
except the weakness of one or two issues
that figured in the declines yesterday. Sem
timent at the close was such that it cannot
be accurately described. 1t represented the
views of a few traders, and as such its sig
nificance is not great. Distinct dsappoint-
ment was voiced at the showing made in
the bank statement.
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During the same period the shipments were fo5f.
against L. $50 the preceding week ana f'sss the
Aithousa = SHADE uH smaller than last week, the
marketing OF hogs continues OF good volume
quality generally is very satisfactory. and the
average weight Is heavier than usual az M,
continue to characterize the market mere and
there was only one day The past WEEK tnat tner S
one day TO another was not to exceed 1oc The
arrangement OF values here this week mas peen
governed largely ~ lie sbp0 oe sh nave been
more liberal buyers than packers. the market
pared with other places Practically all OF the
week lightweight hogs have sold to the best
has been wider than for some time past There
has been a good healthy trade AT all times, AID
tons After break of &c to Toe in prices at
the beginning OF the week the market rallied, and
since there has been gradual impr ROY IN
was made on light hogs, but at the close OF the
week medium to heavy grsaes were also acvan nc
extreme close. when the top price for light hogs
was 5ec higher than Monday and lac higher than
the close of last week; while the top price for
hogs sversgins AROUND rs lbs WAS zoe higher
of last week. The top price this week was 1918,
which is the highest price paid In this market
predictions for the future market, but there is
a growing belief that the supplies in the near
future VIII be smaller and In that event II would
prevail, but it is evident that packers are not
going to be strong supporters Of high prices.
There was another snail supply arrived for
the market to-day. but more than week ago
and year ago. At the opening all buyers were
In the field. and the indications were very ia
vorable to statesmen There reasonably
strong demand for the choice light hogs. and
they were the first TO sell. Prices were trine
irregular. but for this class Eet gain OF about
l9c IS indicated compared with yesterday. IL is
possible. however, that there was not over &c
Improvement compared with of the late
sales yesterday. Buyers were not inclined to go
up against the big heavy hogs, and they did not
sell as promptly the light weights but finally
were transferred at average advance Of about
&C In prices After most OF the early supply had
changed hands the competition between buyers
was less active, and toward the close Ii was not
quite easy to consummate sales. but a good
clearance was finally made. with closing prices
quotably the same earlier. Sales ranged from
sos to ss.15, and the bulk OF the supply sold at
s5-65d6.o5. Quotations.
GOOD to choice medium to heavy........ 556f5. 90
Mixed and heavy packing. ............. 5.5oGl5 50
Good to choice light weights. 6.001f6. Is
Cor7r1 to fafr If.rl.f .irrlfa OK
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The F1nancier says: The most striking
feature of the statement of the New York
associated banks was the increase of
1855, 800 in loans. This was expected be-
cause of the character of the business
early in the week, when there was large
buying of securities for investment and
speculative accounts, calling for increased
accommodation from the banks. This buy
ing of stocks and other securities in the
previous week was also large, but it was
not then reflected in the loan item, as was
expected, for loans showed an important
decrease. 1t seems probable that as loans
must have been largely increased in the
latter part of that week, through stock op-
erations, the loan item was then made
up on rising averages. which were reflected
in this item last week. The loans were
also influenced by the important increase
of s5069. 500 by the Western National Bank
of the United States, which increase prob
ably was due TO operations incident to the
intended merger. The net cash gain by
the banks, reported by last weeks state
ment, S2106, 400; while the estimates
based on the traceabe movement of money
during the week indicated a gain of So. 5Os,-
ScO This is not only an unexplained BILE dis
crepancy Of $1.400 400, as shown by the fig
ures, but there also is the important UNI
accounted difference of IS, 100 500 between
the official and the estimated figures OF the
previous week. which difference was not
corrected in last weeks statement. The
deposits increased $40, 446, 700, which amount
is less by 81, $4,000 than that called for the
sum of increase in loans and the net gain
i'm cash: hence the statement does not bal
ance. The required reserve was augmented
s2el1,675 through the increase i'm deposits;
deducting these from the net gain in cash
leaves $505 275 as the decrease in surplus
reserve to 81 05S, 800. Computed on the basis
of deposits less those Of $37, 900 of public
funds, surplus is $30,376.050. The loans
are $4l62 600 i'm excess of deposits, against
s.. Ol0300 in the previous week. The daily
average of bank clearings was sls4, 600, 600,
against $50 10000 in the week ended Aug
10 rejecting the decreased volume of busi-
ness on the Stock Exchange.
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Philadelphia Record.

Nearly every man who has attempted to
loop the loop with a bicycle has fallen
and been seriously injured: several have
been killed. A few professionals have sue
ceeded i'm performing the feat for time,
but among these such shocking accidents
have occurred that the throngs who go TO
see the performance are drawn by much the
same feelings that drew the populace To the
Roman arena To see the gladiators killed
General Green, police commissioner of New
York. has stopped the performance at
Coney island. No public entertainments so
hazardous as this should be tolerated In a
country that processes TO be shocked at
bull fights.
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Distance Lena. Ench.ntmens.
New York Times.

New York Times.
In one OF Mr.. Chsse's classes I'm painting
was a young chap who could not paint pie
lures much better than he could save mon
ey. and the allowance given 10 him By his
father was very often gone before he knew
H. One day Mr.. G. was talking 10 the class
on the subject of perspective, and this par
ticular student did not appear 10 get the
idea very clearly. To make IL plain Mr.. &.
went back 10 the rudiments 10 get good
start.
You understand" ne said that the
further you get away from any object the
smaller IL appears
The young fellow shook his head.
mo" ne replied doubtfully, I'm not so
sure about that.
surprised at such ignorance. and said 50.
Its all right 10 some things" re-
sponded the student but not all Now.
there's a SO bill. The further l gc< away
from that the bigger Il appears"
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ALBERT r. Thompson &. Co.'s Wire.

IAlbert X. THOMPSON & Co.'S Wire.l
NEW YORK, Aug. 22-Interest in the
yacht race to-day practically killed interest
i'm the stock market, most of the floor
traders and a majority of the brokers be-
ing absent from the exchange. Commits
sion houses reported very little business.
The bank statement was much worse than
expected, but its effect was comparatively
insignificant SO far as influencing any con-
siderable trading 1t may however, be an
adverse influence in the early part of next
week
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ng futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour steady.
No. 2 spring wheat. ssqs5c; No. 3, S0ds3c: No. 2
53lac. No. oats, 351ac; No. 3 white. 35@Ssc. No
9 rye. 5lxc. Fair TO choice mailing barley, 46G
SIC. No. 1 haxseed, SIC; No 1 Northwestern.
sl-0l. Glover seed, contract grade, sll. Mess
pork. per brl. sl2s5q12s7h. Lard, per 100 lbs
S. LOOSELY. Short-rlb sides Qoose). E.40Q7 20.
Dry-salted shoulders (boxed). s7d7.25. Short
clear sides (boxed). T.7Sa7S7li. Whisky, basis
of high wines, $1.23.
Receipts-F1our, 1850 brls: wheat 72 400 blu:
corn 23s. 400 bu; oats. 379. 800 bu; rye 900 bu:
barley $500 bu- Shipments-Flour, Is, 500 brls
wheat. 81, 500 bu: corn $500 bu; oats 49, 800 bU;
rye none; barley, 1,400 bu.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-The volume OF
tions to-day small, and the market showed
no new features OF Importance. prices I'm all
cases holding steady at yesterdays quotations.
Copper, lake. s13. s2lkdi375 eiectrolytic, si3.500
SIS. 37lkd2s.6 2ik. Lead steady spot. N.25. Spell
ter firm at Sc. Iron unchanged: quiet and nom
NAL
ST LOUIS Aug. a2.-Metals strong Lead
firm at S410d4.12iz Spelter strong at $50.
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Specie and Merchandise Movement.

NEW YORK--Imports of specie at New
York for the week were s15,3n in gold and
S. 66l in silver.
Exports of specie were $1 $50 in gold and
1851, 122 in silver.
Imports of dry goods and merchandise
were So, 152 656.
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ONDON.--Money, 1@1k per cent: dis
counts, 2&Q2 1916 and 2A@27s; consols,
9034 090 1916.
PARIS.-Three per cent rentes, 97f EPIC
for account. Exchange on London, 25f 15lkc
for checks.
BERLIN.-The rate of discount for short
bills was 3 and for three months bills 3ss
per cent.
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Hogs Receipts loo; shipments. 1000 Com
bined receipts Of hogs this week Indicate slight
decrease compared with last week but an In
crease OF 1000 over the same week year ago,
and 200 over the corresponding week two years.
aco The receipts thus far this year show a
total Of sos CO. representing gain or lss 900
COMPARED with the same period last year For
the roonth thus far over 80 600 have arrived rep
rsserting an increase of over 5000 compared
with the same ssrioa iast year. TOT the week
? total Of n s2i against IS o33 me preceding week
ana u. az the corresponding week year ago.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Aug 22.-Cotton futures closed
steady: August. IL 21c: September. 10 sac: octo-
ber 10O&c; November. 9s5c; December. esec.
January essc; February. soc; March, sSoc
spot closed quiet: middline uplands. L. &c; MID
ding gulf, 13c., Sales. 5s6 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 22-Cotton steady.
Sales 125 bales. Ordinary. 7-lsc good ordl-
nary. 1OAc: low middiing. lac; middfing. 1f&c:
good middIing l3sc> middling fair, Is 13-1sc
nominal Receipts none; stock 7.sA bales.
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MONETARY.
Rates on Loans and Exchange-CIear-
ings and Balances.

INDIANAPOLIS.-Com paper. 4d6
per cent; time loans, sac per cent. Clear
ings, $3.50. 1871; balance, $40, 1876
NEW YORK.-Call money nominal. Time
money steady; sixty days, per cent;
ninety days. 5q5A per cent; six months,
51zQ6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, per cent. Ster-
ling exchange firm, with actual business in
bankers bills at 4.S5.S75@4. 6.125 for de-
mand and at s4.S3 25Q4 ,S3.375 for sixty-days
bills Posted rates, $4.S4 and $4.S61z; COM
mercial bills $4.s3Q4S31s.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-Poutry-Iced weak; turs
keys. 12c; chickens. hens. l0qlo1sc; springs, nv
@12c.
BOSTON. Aug. 22.-ISpecial. Poultry STEADY.
fowls and springs 14lzc; turkeys, 15c-
CINCINNATI. Aug. 22.-Pou,try steady; hens
SIC: springs, 10izc turkeys, lie.
LOUISVILLE. Aug. 22.-Hens. eikc per 10,
spring chickens 1oc
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The dry goods market
mas been uneventful, with buyers taking small
quantities for immediate deliveries and not in
ferested in the future except I'm isolated
curtailment is having its effect. and
pected 10 be mere appreciabiy felt following the
coming week
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.
Market still Unsettled, hut the Ten
dency In Upward.

[Porterfield & Co.'S telegram
NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The week closes
with some recessions, but considering the
strenuous attacks by the bear contingent
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Oils.

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Petroleum steady. re-
fined New York. 8 Sc: refined New York. in
bulk, $500. Rosin steady; strained common 10
good, sl.s5q2 Spirits OF turpentine, 5s96izc
MONTPELIER. Aug 2.-Crude petroleum
steady; North Lima. Sis; south Lima and In
diana, s1.l3.
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Treasury Statement.

WASHINGTON Saturdays statement
of the treasury balances in the general
fund. exclusive of the sl50,0000o0 gold reserve
in the division of redemption, shows:
Available cash balance. s22S coz, sos
Gold Observation-Disclosures. 10l, l50, 226
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NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 55lsc; Mexican
dollars, 43lzc.
LONDON.-Bar silver steady at 251sd per
ounce
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Heavy Increase I'm Loans and Some
Unexplained Discrepancies.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-The statement of
the clearing houses of this city for the
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TRADE IN GENERAL.


ST. LOUIS. Aug 22.-Flour steady: red winter
nafents. A6l1e: extra fancy and ftraishts. 50. 70
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Total sales ...--.....---.- lsZ' Aoo
UNITED STATES BONDS
Chicago stocks.

lAlbert r. Thompson & Co.'S Wire.l
I;.r
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Reserve on total deposits decrease S Reserve on de
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-09

Wall Street. New York. May s.-sTOCKs
The languid trading at the opening did
not disclose any distinct drift of prices.
There were a few changes in excess of Is
point either way. Amalgamated Copper
opened unchanged and ran off a fraction
on dealings in some large blocks ST.
Louis and San Francisco fell q point
Selling orders became more abundant
and the pronounced weakness Of several
of the transcontinental stocks induced
pressure elsewhere. Railroad stocks were
the most freely offered and such favoriues
as st. Paul. Southern Pacific and New
York Central were easily forced down a
point or more. Northwestern. Louisville,
National of Mexico, Minneapolis. St. Paul
and st. Mare preferred, Colorado South
eren. international Power, Metropolitan Sc
curities and Enamelling also declined to
lA points. American Grass Irvine sold at
Is. recovering yesterdays 3 point loss.
The drop of points in Metropolitan Sc
curities induced some selling. Declines Of
a point or more were made by Atchison,
Missouri Pacific, Rock Island. Delaware
and Hudson, Reading second preferred,
New Haven National Railroad of Mexi-
co preferred. Metropolitan Street Railway.
Amalgamated Copper There was a rise Of
III points in Enamelling preferred. The
publication of the bank statement ia
creased the selling pressure. The close
was easy.
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and receivers and SINNERS Of erai9
Room No. 3. Columbian building indie
pendent telephone 1881
WHEAT-During the past week the
ttInpeiature IN the wheat belt has been
Gown 10 freezing since turning to milder
Inc hard freeze early in the week did
very httie. If ANY, damage to winter
wheat although there is no question but
what fruit has been damaged materially
There has been damage reports from
some parts of Missouri and Ohio, on ac-
count Of cool wet weather giving the
growing plant yellow and unhealthy
color but there is no evidence yet of posi-
Tvs damage IL this state there has been
some deterioration in the condition since
April ]. probably three or four points on
account of high winds and dry weather
put nave faiien since and as a whole the
prospects are slightly improved over what
they were month ago. Taking the situ-
alton as q whole. winter vhaat nrOsuecfs
have been moderately lowered the last
month. but the general conditions remain
excellent and the fact that there is no
over the entire winter wheat belt at this
time of the year is remarkable In the
wheat seeding was prevented by inclement
weather the past week. While no damage
TO the wheat is expected by the cold
weather. termination was checked. There
IS stin some seeding to be done. In this
state the past week the freeze did no
damage to growing wheat while the rains
were beneficial making the prospects a
little more favorable. and above the aver
axe. In the speculative markets there is
also supports the market when it becomes
extremely weak. The foreigner continues
TO buy cash wheat and to add to his spec
ulativc holdings quite literally he is par
ticularly partial to the September option.
which is selling at good discount under
the other options The monthly report of
wheat stocks in the northwest shows
that supplies in country elevators are
nearly wiped out They aggregate q frac-
fion over 100000 bushels, an told and the
stocks in Minneapolis. Duluth and the
country is 100000 bushels les than at the
corresponding time last year. Deliveries
in Chicago on MAY contracts were
to Armour The May shorts are getting
in, but there are quite number still out
The leading May longs are evidently will
ing to supply all wants on sharp rallies.
Pacific coast prices have been hardening
Of late and we may hear of some crop
wheat is becoming a great favOrite for
the bull trader on account of the liberal
discount under other months and there
are a great many good traders who be-
Neve 70c Is a good place to buy and hold
as an Investment
CORN-Au Improvement ia the cash
corn situat ton has created a more friend
large general short interest in the July
option. September has advanced to "A
premiums over May and there are some
who predict II viii 90 to a good premium
over July There is a light local move
ment of cash corn in this territory This
and light stocks makes it difficult to fiji
short sales. especially for white corn.
There arc some good traders talking 30 to
Is cents for Chicago July corn They base
their opinions on light stocks of contract
stuff and Door CROP
A. G. GOODWIN COMMISSION CO.