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New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
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Female.
COMPANION. &c--I3y lady Of refinement
for the summer, in the country; under
stands experimenting, and is a cheerful
companion. Miss p. 492 Columbus-ave.
COMPANION-By experienced young lady.
to q deaf lady; best references. Address
L. NJ. Box 3S. Tribune Uptown Office. 1864
Broadway.
COMPANION. NURSERY GovERNEss.-
BY refined young woman; willing 20
travel. Address SUBURBS, Box 10, Trib-
une Office.
COMPANION.-Young lady. wishing TO go
to California, will act as companion for
invalid for transportation; references given
ard required. Address J. P, Box Is. Trib-
une Office.
COMPANION, or as governess to young
child by we'll educated young lady. who
sreaks French: accustomed to travelling:
best Of references. Address Room IL, 81
West 45th-st.
CHAPERON. Sc-A lady. So with highest
social position, will chaperon young Ia
dies for the summer; or companion or
housekeeper for elderly lady Address Room
L. 81 West 45th-st.
HOME WORK.-Mother and daughter
a
Mrs THOMPSON 324 East S1st-st-
JANITREss Woman as janitress: small
fiat preferred; highest reference. AD-
VERTISER, 4O7 West 5Oth-st.
LADY. former public school teacher. de-
sires pupils: coaching or regular instruc-
,ion in school and elementary college sub
tects; highest references. EXPERIENCED.
3l1 West 136th-st.
SECRETARY or COMPANION.-By Eng
lish woman: practised reader and aman-
uensis: knowledge of French and German:
best credentials. Address W.. 596 Colum-
bus-ave.
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
BY young lady; experienced; can furnish
F. r. Box 1874. Woodside. Long Island
sTENOGRAPHFR. TYPEWRITIsT. AS
SISTANT BOOKKEEPER Neat. accu-
rate. willing and obliging: permanent posi-
tion: salary $3.50. MISS l.. NJ, 1872 Rich
rr1ond-st.. Brooklyn.
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER. II;
raDid accurate, with business house: one
wears experience references remington
and williams operator. Address ELLA, ZOE
Bedford-st-
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Fxperfenced; moderate salary: with ad-
vancement A c. SHERLOCK, 449 39th-
St. Brooklyn
TUTOR. &c-Postion for the summer as
tutor governess or companion by woman
NJ d. high school and normal school gradu-
ota. I've years experience public school
teacher Address Box 123. Canaan. Conn.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR on private
switchboard: also typewriter. Miss NJ 10
Marion Place. Jersey City.
TRAINED INVALID ATTENDANT. 40:
excellent references from employers and
obvsicians; speaks English. French and
German: could act as courier: prefers going
with invalid abroad. Address MISS hEMPE.
care of Vermilye, 242 West 116th-st.
WRITING or some work AT home, where
evoerieuce is not required. by young
-,,oyr1an Address L. o, Box az, Tribune
I-ntowu once. 1904 Broadway.
WORK WANTED.
Male
AC-cOUNTANT.-Exper employed during
tay: desires evening work auditing or
re.nlnr small set books. ADDRESS A.
SCHNEIDER, care b. & 3, lie spring-st
Dartencee accountant: at reasonable sal
arv. ranable taking charge OF ONCE or any
nosition in an Office. REANER- Box 81.
Tribune Cfice-
BROWN and lime stone rubber. naEer: all
tobs done cheap. Address EMIL TERRY,
433 East fist st.
DROP HAMMER and hydraulic press hand
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
To Let for Business Purposes.

FOR RENT OR LEASE, new. large stores. No 4.413-
Il 44l7 3d-ave and 1S1st-st.: for bakery with
King for n combination market this a good
opportunity; new. good locality Apply TO BUILDER
premises.
A RDSLEY. Dobbs Ferry Hastings. Westchester Coun-
~ cottages country seats rent furnished.
furnished also bargains for sale. Dobbs
Ferry elegant country l5 shade;
house. Is stable greenhouse elegant
river view: 500 feet elevation $4,000 TRAVIS IS Cor
landt-st.
OFFICES. also suites river $50. S2O $500
~ yearly twelve stories; freproof construction.
BEARD BUILDING. 120 Liberty
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wA,r--


COMPANION OF LADY'S MSID-p
hned French girl: would like 70 - sss..fs- -
best references. Address r. NJ IA I'D;
57th-sr. ~ sag
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
SITUATIONS WANTED.

Femnle.
ATTENDANT--Young woman would Ike To
take care of invalid or as lady's maid
and Heamstress; six years city reference.
III East S5th-st., care Mrs. Tully.
ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER or in the
linen room Of hotel for the summer. by
widow. Address z. G.. Court-st., Brook
iyn.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office No. f.3s4 Broadway, between 36th
and 31th sts. until o'clock p. IN. Adver-
tisements received at the following branch
offices nj regular office rates until o'clock
.. M. viz: 254 Sth-ave.. s.. e. cor. 23d-st:
f53 9Th ave-. cor. f2th-st.: a. East 14th-st.:
o57 West 42d-st.. between 9Th and sth ayes..
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
Real Estate Wanted.

HAvE CUSTOMERS for houses and store property in
IL Brooklyn. Send JACOB BAKER. 134 Roadway
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
HELP WANTED.

Female.
COOK-Wanted. a competent COOK; city
reference; willing to gu to country. Ap-
ply at Il East 6Sth-st.. on Tuesday. be
tween 10 and II O'Clock.
FAMILY of three desire assistant with
housework; good home and special privt-
leges 10 right one. Address G. B., Box Is.
Tribune Office.
LADIES COIN MONEY at home by facial
treatments: new method. Call or address
Lorraine, 232 East 115th-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
Real Estate.

Ten Assessment and
Water Rate Bills
furnished to owners of Real
Estate from the Companys
tax plants.
These plants are the oldest
and best in existence.
CAs'5aa sUspITs ;"s So, 600, 900
The Lawyers Title
Insurance Company
of New York
81 Liberty St, Manhattan.
SO Court ST., Brooklyn.
+ apply tc RoMEYN & DEMARBsT. Real Estate Deal
Unfurnished Apartments to Let.
Brooklyn.
ss @ $780, sam hes, be and So
bath. Decatur-st and Howard-ave -
Country Property for Sale.
ELBERON, N. ].
cottages $500 to $500 Ocean
Front and Boulevard. j. a. STRATTON-
4 GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM
"A New Colonial house bedrooms city water electric
exposed nickel plumbing and shower parquet
floors: fireplaces pazzas all Sides outbuild-
ngs; 25 fine land; fruit asparagus garden % min
out Penna. R. r.: IA miles from station: macadan
good market schools churches value 800 price
worth furniture; horse carriage
Extraordinary offer to party taking everything Tor
cool. healthful; nusances. No trades. r. c. Room
100 dway, New York
LNOUR BEAUTIFUL HOMES
L NETHERWOOD HEIGHTS.
PLAINFIELD. y. J.
Do make the mistake of buying elsewhere before
inspecting these; illustrated circulars A. d.
THOMPSON owner 2O7 North-ave Piainfeld. y. ].
T AKESIDE and mountain summer houses in Northeast
L. Pennsylvania Write for circular. Z. A CORAY
& CO, Wikes-Barre Pa
PLAINFIELD. y. J.
Cheapest house city. particulars. ATWATER.
III Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
Country Property to Let.

r oNG BRANCH West End: Hollywood and Elberon
IL from $500 upwards. Apply 10
EMANUEL. & CO. P. o. Building. Long Branch n. J.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
L.AWYErS.

SMITH e. ENGEL. reliable lawyers, 3sg
Broadway. New-York: accidents dones-
tic difficulties quickly adjusted: consulta-
ssar. free
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12
.CT{INERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 500 second hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed: ma chinery bought snd ex-
ensng~o. GEO 3. EDDY. Sss Msdisop-st
New-York tribune., 1903-05-12

WANTED. Competent railroad machinists
and boilermakers for out OF town; good
wages. Apply. between a. m and ?. m.
TO GEO. H. THOMAS. 81 Coenties Slip, one
flight Up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17
Q. D. Pierce 0 Cod Cotton Latter.
fBy Private Wire from Gilbert 6 Clayl


 NEW ORLEANS, Sept l6.-There is nothing special to say concerning the cotton market today, which acted about weather market should with fluctuations sufficient to give the persistent speculator leeway Liverpool with ite decline of I4 English points on spots and decidedly below expectations on futures was a restraining influence to decidedly unfavorable weather conditions. The crop was said to be considerably damaged in Georgia and Alabama by torrential downpours. The weather bureau reported 5.42 and 5.32 inches rainfall, respec- lively at Griffin and Quitman, Ga. Texas and Arkansas general rains with cooler tenn perature a result of the wntery weather and snow storm now prevailing in the far Northwest. with further predictions of show CTS and cooler tonight. Many contend that with the present late season and the delay occasioned to picking that in spite of drought conditions rain will delay work without being Beneficial to the plant particularly in the pres npt case. where the heavy downpour will work great injury to the grades Our private crop accounts continue decidedly discouraging and ft begins to appear that record bumper crop iB entirely out of the question and at the same time chance with unfavorable weather and on carly frost for very small yield. While bad crop accounts not entirely dis believed. locals and room traders against the market and selling in anticipation of heavy October receinpts. and in the absence of oufuide support are inclined to hammer the n1arh6G while we believe ultimately in much higher prices not opposed to sales on good bulges and for a quick turn. but prefer operations the long side. believing that pur- chases on god breaks contain the fewer cle xuents of danger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17
MARKETS FOR FUTURES COVERING FOLLOWS NEWS OF @s- CROP DAMAGE. mat Business Was Not More Active Was Probably Due to the In-
 terruption of Wire
 Service.

NEW YORK. Sept. I6.-The cotton market Qpened nrm at an advance of ld4 points on III months except September, which was point lower, following the English cables, Wuich were disappointing as to that position, tupuEh the later deliveries were quite up to peal antcipations. For time the market 9nowed nrmness further c6Sering and bull support with the active months shortly after the call from s4 to 6 points higher At this panied by rumors that prominent bull inter- egts were unloading and the initial gains were soon lost with a decline of about 3Q4 points From yesterdays finals. Then the weather ueSfs which had not been bad early, began 70 grow very much and the market r1llicd sharply. Heavy rains were reported Throughout the central belt and low tempera- Cures were recorded in the northern portions of the western belt with the forecast promising little better conditions for the immediate flu ture. This led to more less general cov- was probably due to the interruptions in the wire service a result of the storm Septem- Der sold up to iI.23, October which was quoted at e.e4 earlier in the day. reached tU.02, December sold up from 975 to g 95, while January ranged from 9.74 = to 9l93. Recognized bear leaders opposed the advance and toward the close prices lost point so. but the market was finally very steady, net ti8i9 points higher. Sales estimated at COG, 900 bales Sentiment as to the effect of the adverse weather considerably mixed. the central belt. but the precipitation reported was heavier than bargained for and 1t was argued that picking and the movement would De delayed. Definite news to this well a1 much routine market news. was delayed by the poor wire service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17
H. c R. Beers Cotton Letter.
Especial to Tn. Advertiser ]

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 6.-Notwithstanding early Liverpool advices were more uufavorabIp than looked for our market opened 4G5 points higher but subsequently eased of 6si7 points on realizing Later in the session a buying wave set in the dissemination of deteriorat- ing crop reports east of the Mississippi River and reports of cool rains in Texas leading to tis~ expectation of a cold wave in that State over night causing an enhancement of l5aI7 points from the bottom, making the uet gain t9 points September and about 3 on the later positions. The steadiness of spots the light receipts and the continuance of unfa- vorable crop reports were the leading factors m occasioning the reaction established today; fn other words. the fact that We are on the eve of marketing new crop irrespectve oC 4ne size has had no appreClahle effect on the enthusiasm and the optimistic feeling generally prevalent. The light receipts are conclusive evidence of the apathy of spinners and ex- porters because with any increased demand on fheir part the movement will increase quickly. H stnnds to reason that 1t Is no business urop- nsition to pay a premium of nearly S4 EC per bale for September shipment with only two weeks to go when October can be bought at that discount. Such being the case We think scot holders should eagerly rush their cotton to market as to take advantage of this
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17
MARINE NEWS.

PORT TAMPA-Arrived, Mascotte, Allen Havana, via Key West
 NEW YORK-Sailed. New York Southamp- ton; Statendam Rotterdam; Majestic, Liver pool. Arrived. Oceanic, Liverpool
 LIVERPOOL-Arrived, Westernland, Phila- delphia; Ivernia, Boston.
 GLASGOW-Arrived Anchoria New York. SOUTHAMPTON-Sai Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse New York
 ANTWERP-Sailed, Switzerland, Philadel- phia.
 QUEENsTOwN-Sailed. Carpathia, New York.
 NEW YORK-Arrived, Lahn, Genoa and Naples.
 NEWPORT NEWS-Arrived, steamer Aus triana (Br.). Owen. London.
 NEW ORLEANS-Cleared steamer Texan tBr). Lund Liverpool.
 PORT EADS-Arrived, steamers Mount Yer non tNorD, Folsen, Bocas del Toro' Cayo Mono tBr), Friend, Galveston; Espana (Nor)s Dantelsen, Puerto CorteZ. Sailed, steamer Wanderer (Br), Hunter. Galveston.
 MOBILE-Arrived. steamers Hiram (Nor.).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17
A. B. Baxter & Co.'s Cotton Letter.
 iRY Prirafn I

NEW YORK, Sept l6.-Yesterday's decline unsettled Liverpool, where early cables were weak. The expected frost in the northwest section or Texas did not prove of much conse- Quence. although the temper at,lre was entirely too low. The general situation is as strong as ever as regards the crop: in fact reports are numerous or a poor prospect and these come rom almost every section The main opposi- ton to adopting bullish crop views comes from people who have always more ress engaged ln manipulation and not infrequently with dis astrous results, so may expect the market to De governed by the crop and the weather rom now one. and of course by receipts. The latter continue very light and this cannot fail 10 produce a very bullsh feeling if long con-
 nnued, The market opened 265 points higher. Yesterdays sellers were buying back and a
 Ieehng Of greater confidence was displayed.
 The market eased ffand trading was on a very slow scale after the opening The New orleans clique were selling the near months to moderate extent. Cables showed a loss of 4 QS points. The port receipts were estimated at 23.ooo against g., ooo last year. Confirma- ton Of damage reported gave the market a good lift near noon and shorts were actively covering
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17
New York Cotton Futura.
Livernoo1 cotton r,
Daily CottoD Ma.LoA

NEW oRLEANS-Steady; sales. ? e5o. ord,. hnary' na Is; good ordinary. 3-l6; low roiddIing i6' middling, 10 1916; good midJiins $ II I-io: middlng fair. | e-I6; nominal. re' celptS' 2,522; stock. l4,674
 Ina l. rai,. r-S! Steady; mddlng IIIs: sales. Io9; receipts. 3,596 stock. 2I,236
 NolilLE-Firm; middlng. lOl9 sales soo. receipts, 4e6; stock, 3, 3,5S5 '0o' SAN NANNAH-tQuet; middiing. Io7s. colo. |oG; receipts. 5.2io stock. 2o. 347
 EHAkLESTON-Frm; middlinr 10 IIIe saIes, 400: receipts 435; stock. 643
 W MlLMiNGToN-Quiet: miIdlinr. Io eo. ra cPll,tS 900; stock, Io5 527
 NoRFOLK-Steady; middIinp II1A. u.,- 229; receipts LIDO; stock 7o7 e'. saies' 7o5 ''"''' "''udiins %; stock ooin9s Mi(9STooSE,Steady; middling. II75; net re- ceints. 25o: gross. l45o '7' re- stock. BIO ''''1ullhg' l2; l25; stock. e56 IT. receipts
 NEW YORK-Steady;' middling. IT zs o. rec, rec lpts' Z; gross. 2; sales GOO stock Ini '0l exports to Great Britain, 3e8 o IotaI taday-Net receipts, s 4o1. exr,r,a A., stock, l77.441. N0'''i"e"' Zoo; Y. t9nsoiidated-Net receipts. ee.Ie5; exnorts lo5 'o the continent, i4,-
 Total since Sept. Net receipts. IDA oo1. tihent, I7o52 '' 'he con
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17
Virgin 6 Faunce's Cotton Letter.
 IRY Pritrafa


 NEW YORK. Sept. I6.-Cotton futures in the local market today opened firm in tone at an advance of lG4 points for first prices september, however. showed relative ease and started ! point lower. Continued rains in cer tain sections of the belt brought about a bullish feeling and there fair amount of ouying The temperature in the northern sec tfons of the belt alarmed the shorts and the demand from this source was quite substantial at times There was considerable selling for , ooth sIdes or the account on. all firm spots. and simultaneously there were r,Iniors to the ehect that several important interests were unloading. The movement of cotton continued ceipts beig estimated at 23 900 bales. against S.5lS last week and 32. 39 last year For the week the port receipts were figured at Ioo'oo0 bales, against 36.752 last week and 2oo. 463 last year. The interior movement was credited with being on the increase and picking was said to be progressing satisfactorily The late market was rather narrow, but longs were inclined to express confidence in the cur rent ruling of prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17
New Orleans Spot Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. I6.-Spot cotton very nrm; factors asking higher rates and refuse to sell at board figures, Sales, 2,65o bales. including 1850 to arrive. Quotations un
 changed. "h
 Futures were active today and at the onen,ns oulnsh nsh sentiment was strong and prices were goo points higher than yesterdays Closing nsures' The improvement was made on an auNance Tn New York which offset the wide aechne in Liverpool. although this decline had us enect soon after the opening sending prices down until they were from to 3 points belou, the close Of yesterday. Later in the day weather map showing low temperatures and rams where they not needed. with a forecast predicting cooler and wet weather, tose'her With a flood of buying orders sent prices up rapidly. The market closed Jv,tbin
 or points of the highest level of the day: September showed net gains of Ie points and the other months I2dI3 N'' t'''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17
To Make Cold Cream.

One ounce of spermaceti, one-half ounce of pure wax. one-quarter pint of oil of sweet almonds, one dram of rose- water. Crush the spermaceti and the wax and put them with the other ingre- disnts into a jar set in boiling water Stir gently until the wax and spermaceti are melted. Then pour into a thick basin or mortar to get cold. When quite cold, stir the mixture gently with the pestle, beginning at the surface. gradually woces- ing to the bottom. When the ingredients are thoroughly incorporated, add six drops of essence of roses; then stir and beat the mixture until perfectly white. This is not only a good cold cream. but 1t is a remedy for irritating skin affeo- tons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17
Chicago Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Sept. l6-Speculative interest centered in the corn pit today and trading was active and excited. December closed with a net gain of h9l$c. Wheat was steady with December unchanged, while oats ruled strong and closed %@%c higher.
 Wheat opened with considerable activity on the sharp upturn in corn. with December A@
 sc to h6%c higher at S2B@83b. But the news from the Northwest soon became more reassuring, with foreign news rather tame and these influences. together with a sharp break in September at Minneapolis. caused the strength to desert the pit and December re- faxed to 62h Local traders followed the ac tion of brokers supposed to be acting for Ar mour, who sold wheat generously. Trade was large and the late market took betteS tone on a frmer tendency in the late cables and recovery in the Northwest markets. De- cember closed unchanged at s2kGS2%. Brad streets worlds visible showed increase of G. GOO. 900. against an increase of 5,7i0ooo receipts were I,Ils,ooo, against ASS. 500 year ago.. Receipts 99 cars one contract: Minneapolis and Duluth reported 670. total of 76s, against a63 last week and e5 a year ago.
 There were killing frosts in Nebraska and parts of Iowa and the indications are that the frost area will extend into Indiana and Kan sas tonight Shorts in the corn pit made concerted rush to at the opening and their bidding continued vigorously until prices had gained Mc the closing quotations last night. But the advance offerings from hold CTS with profits became so free that they checked the upturn, the selling being led by traders who LOOK advantage or the slump yes terday and took on what proved to be cheap corn. The late market showed divided sem timent. but there little short selling. De- cember closed strong at 52k@52%, gain of IA9I% after ranging between 52$452% and 52 Receipts, 323 cars, 3I contract.
 Oats were strong with light offerings and fair demand from shorts and commission houses. The weather and small receipts were the influences. while the strength in corn was an aid. December closed strong at 38%139%, a gain of %G&, having sold up from 381z939ss at the opening to 3s7s. Receipts 80 cars.
 Provisions were strong With corn and on higher hogs The packers gave liberal support early. but sold on the advance. There enough scattered demand. however. to take the offerings and the close was firm at a gain of oc for October pork at Sl3.77h 2hc for lard at S9 376 and Sc for ribs at sec
 The leading futures ranged as follows,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17

Pedersen, Puerto Cortez; Truma (Nor), Nor. gensen. Sagua la Grande. Cleared steamer Sarstoon (Br), Norris Newcastle-on-T Tyne; bark Otzanuz (Urg), De Cortina, Liverpool
 PENSACOLA-Arrived, bark Gregoria Qt) Rittore, Genoa. Cleared. steamer Onslov (Br) Wiseman. Greenock; schooner Davy Crockett David, Havana; Clara Barton, Summers New Orleans
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17

IdE WEAIhEh. Daily Local Weather Report and River Bulletin.
 MONTGOMERY Ala, Sent IA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17
A Man of Means

can iIl-afford to be without the pamphlet published by The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York" A Bankers Will" It explains {; curious provision in the will O. the President of a Nationa. Bank in New York City, ant gives the list of securities il which the largest accumulation of trust funds in the world is invested. The pamphlet sent free to those who write for it.
 This Company ranks
 MbuS-Iu Assets.
 lSaw-la AAsuAs Psld Poley-holders-
 fssseI-Ia Age.
 ITMK MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE ! CoAsRAssY OF NEW YORK
 RAsaaap A. MecsaDT, Prssidsnt- mnass aEiiISoE Manages, Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17
Available Supply of Grain.

NEW YORK. Sept I6-Special cable and telegraphic advices to Bradstreet show the following changes in available supplies as com pared with last accounts:
 Wheat-tnited States and Canada. east of the Rockies. increased o43. 900 bushels afioat for and in Europe. increased 5000 900; total supply increased 6,o43. 900.
 Corn-Cnited States and Canada, east of the Rockies. increased Io6oooo.
 Oats-united States and Canada, east of the Rockies, decreased 232 900
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17
"Received too late for averages.

Temperatures are considerably lower in ex- treme northwestern districts: light to copious rains have fallen in Western districts and heavy to excessive in eastern districts
 HEAVY RAINS-Alapaha. Ga 2 20: Camak Ga, ?. 10; Gainesville, Ga, 2. 30; Greensboro Ca. 2.lo; Millen Ga, PIP; Washington, Ga 50; Batesburg S. C., l.74; Blackvilie. S. C., l.S2.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-17
Local Cotton Market.

The English markets showed a considerable decline yesterday morning. but the American markets did not follow their lead, but the contrary Improved considerably during the day Sales were made in Montgomery yesterday morning at 10 9-i6, but in the afternoon it brought Io%.