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New York
Stock Market
New York, November 24.?"With no
new Influences of Importance to affect
the course of the securities market,
ouotutlons followed no well denned
trend to-day. The opening was hesi?
tating r.nd Irregular. Kor a time prices
rose with some show of vigor, Before
the day was far advanced the list
Wavered und then ?begun to fall back,
lulling the remainder of the session
the tono was heavy.
Union Pacific und United States
Steel rose to the highest prices or
the present inovemenU'dtirlng the early
rise, but at the close xtooj a point
or so below yesterday's Hnal quota?
tions.
Buylnir was vigorous early in the
day. and a number of Southern and
Western railroad stocks, as well as
some of the industrials, rose from 1
to '.' points. The recession was due
in part to profit-taking sales.
Expectations of a poor showing In
to-morrow's bank Statement t?> the
growth of the bearish sentiment.
Largely on account of the export
movement of cold, it is expected that
the banks' will report u considerable
loss in cash. The money market
Hhow-ed no reflection of this condition,
and rates held steady.
Bonds were active and Irregular.
Pome of the low-priced speculative Is?
sues moved widely. Total sales, par
\alue. $5.05f}.000<
CniU-d States bonds were unchanged:
on call. , ? ? I
Total sales for the day bOo.JOO
sharer. _.
New York. November 24.? Money on
sail steady. 2 :t-S?"r2 1-2 Per cent.: rul- !
ins; rule. 2 S-Sti closing bid. 2 3-8; of-\
',.,..,! ut -' 1-2. 'rime loans steady:
?|Xly days. 3 Ui&S 1-2: ninety days.
1-2; sl\ months. 3 1-26*3 ?-4. Prime 1
mercantile paper. l?i 1-2. Sterling ?
exchange steady, with actual bus n ess
in bankers' Mils ut J4.s:i7f. for sixty
day bills, and nl JI.S650 for demand.
Commercial bills- M.8.S; Bur . si Ivor,
f..", 7-S. Mexican dollars, 4b 1-2.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
By Riehard W. Usury..
Stock and Bond Broker. 1015 B. Main Street
Richmond. Va., November 2*. 1911
6TATE SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
Virginia 3s. Old. C. ar.d R . 19?.. g
VS. Centuries. 3-3. C. and R., 1991. &<k- ?
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. C. Ii. R. R- Con. Tr. t p. c. M4 ...
A c L R. R. Conv. Debs.. 1330.. 103.
C. and O. C-en'l M. t'iS. 1?:. 101
Georgia, Sou. and Kla. IMS. 105
ticorgla and Ala. Con. Si. 1915. 107
Norfolk and West. By If. 1990.... 99
Nor. nod West. P.y. Pbcs. ts, 1914.. 93
Seaboard Air bine la. 1950. Sflhi ...
Seaboard Air Cine 3s. I'M'.'. ?-'
Southern Hallway 1st 5s. 199t.109
So. R. Dev. and G. M. is. ISO?.;. '9
Western N. C. 1st (is. C, 191?.... 104
STREET RAILWAY BONUS
Nor. and Porti-. Tree. Co. St. 193?. SS
Vu, fly. and,PoWer Co. 5a 1934.... 93
STRUCT HY. STOCKS. Par.
Vs. lty. and Pawcr Co. pfd....l00 ttji 81ii
Va. Ry. and Power Co. com....KM Wfc li%
RAILROAD STCVKS. 1'ar.
Atlantic Coast Cine com.1(0 13s
Chesapeake and Ohio.toil 76
Nortolk and Western coin.100 llO'i ...
Southern Railway pfd.IOo 73J- ...
Southern Hallway com.109 31
DANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS.
American National.190 340
Broad "strcot. Si 0:'
Jiank of noinuserci i.-.d Trusts.l?j no U5
r'list Natlonul.100 334
Merchants National.100 725,
National Bunk of Virginia.100 ioo' ...
National SUtc and City Bank..l0u lw
Planters National.100 760
savings Uank of Richmond.... 35 72 ...
Ulilon Bank of Richmond. 50 S15
Virginia Trust Company.1W I?,
1N S CHANCE COMPANIES.
Vu. Fire- and Marine- Ins. 3S 70
Va. Slate Ins. p:d.13 60 17
Vs. State- ine. com.12,tu 12Va ...
Mise ELLANEO?S,
\ a.-Car. Clicui. pld. S p. c.100 llS'i HS<i
Vlrglnla-Cur. Ciiciu. coin.100 63
Quotations for lutorcst paying Douds are
tit a price 10 which Interest must be added.
Income bonds and certificates el lndeuted
lU'ia uie Hat.
BOND LIST.
AUia.Uhalmcri 5s.'.. 65?;'
American Tobacco Co. la Ibid). 90
American Tobacco Co. es. 11?
Atlantic Coast Line Is ibldl. 954?.
A. t . L.-L. and N. I?. 9j"i
A. C. L. conv. Is (in Baltimore 1. 102-4
(?hesapcaho and Ohio coliv. l'-t. 9S??
Norfolk and Wintern conv 4s. UO'i
Seaboard A'.r Line It, stpd. tbld). SPi
Seit board Air Line adj. is. 83!?
Southern bvil Tel. Si (bldj... 93'i
Hcutlicrn Hallway Co, is..'. "Iii
Southern Railway Co. 5s. 10S
United Stales Steel 3d 5s. 503 I
Ya.-Urowh llroh. ctls. 43 j
Yn.-Cnt. Cheni. lot Ds. luOU
Wubasti iU4.,r'.i>..,..
Wnbutli-^llitje. etfiE is. <} I
CiuttuC new Is. 103?.
COTTON MARKETS.
NC.w York, November 21.?Neither the
Average estimate, ot members of the Llver
pool e'otioii Association, placing the com-!
1111 rclul crop at 1I.S11.000 bales, nor the es
11 mnt* ei n Mcinplils paper making the
growth IM15.W0, excluding Unter? and re?
packs which, it wae tlgured, would bring
tin commercial Indication up to over l!.,
tvO.OCO bales, Btrved to stimulate trading in
1 cotton market to-day, and fluctuations
were ayaln very narrow, with the- close
ipilet at a net deeiinu of lfrii points, Asldo
: 1 e,:n the crop estimates-there appeared to
bi lltlli In the news to attract attention,
although there -uuy have been a llttln buy?
ing 011 reports of rather u more active do
luund for dry goods In tho New England
i;:nrki(. Better weather In the South I?
h ading to pt. dl-tiotii. ,,: big ginning returns
early t.c.xi month.
Il< celptt lo-daj ar.OOC hales against 7.k,ii;
lust week und H.Wl last year. To-day's
receipts al New Orleans is.:-13. bales against
?. yiar. ar.d at llounon 17.3? bales
llgulnat 17,11-9 last year.
'Jotton future: closed rteady a-.:d tiulot:
Open. High, Low. Clofe.
Jcuuary . 9.03 si.ti j.oj j.cc
iii"lddlingJ up ui'd0'1' li- "o"' ""l;',:'!lfvf''??
Cettoh. duli; middling. 9.?: gro?, rerri|iis
|,X' IiiiIm; tales. S?0 bales: stock j*j f ?
ba<es; export to Great iirltaln. 100 baits; to
t.J?iS"J3t t'o' ?VTarnrP . C"'!,;t'
hertL'?,?? ba"csV tstispM!*(U?*^i;'f^"
I.l?t,C5l baleK. ' -ulK
Consolidated at all ports-Net reeolnti
?.-.-.u..< bales; export to Crrat Rrna.- ISJSM
Vales; t., France. J4.S4! bales; to th? c.-onti
i.'iit. 1.V..V.J ha'.ct; to Japan, 10.4I4 Lav-. ,?
Mexico, CM bates. ??*???. to
Total sine* September 1 ai all ports?v.i
receipts, l,K%M ba.i?c; t.\port' to' Great
H.-ltaln. l,Oo.67t hale-, to Franeei mm
bales; 10 tho Continent, 1.424.01* ,,'??. ,:
Japan. Ct.COi bales; to Mexico. 2.3?I bale,
.New Orleans. No\ernt.tr 31.?Cotton lu,.,...
? ?pi ncd steady st a decline 3S4 ; '
lacilif.;ifnt cablet and closed '1 ?? i,i'.'"'
m oC ??? points. There wai ? ,u
ileinand on tae first call, but mmedlaVii!
after some buying ?pro:,.- .?. oh ?nlavor*
tblc weather reportr from ?: , . <,,.',
stating that cold snd wt, wcalh.,
I. itefer.ng with the kh::.. ? ..... . . ,he crop
OPEN AN ACCOUNT Y/1TH
The Union Bank
of Richmond
1107 EAST MA IN SI RH Y?T
IT..00 MAKER A START. 2 PER
CENT. INTEREST
T
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sale*. Stock.
100 AlllR-Chulmurn .
Allls-Chalmers. pfd.
11.310 Amalgamated Copper ???
Amor. Agrl. Clicm., com.
000 Atticr. Beet Sugar, com..
600 American Can .
2.850 American Can. pfd.
2.00 Amer. Car and Foundry.
100 Amcr. Car and Foun., pfd
1.304 Amollean Cotton Oil ?
American' Ehiecud Oil...
l.UO American Locomotive ...
1 TO Amor. Ijocomotlve. pfd...
low Amor. .Mall Co.. pfd.
6.'?) Amer.can Smelting .
1(0 American Sugar .
4.70a Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co...
710 American Tobacco, coin.
COi) American Tobacco,' pfd..
3.100 Anaconda Copper .
G00 Atchlron .
1.4TO Atlantic Coast Une.
W A, C. I?. of Connecticut..
1,000 Baltimore and Ohio.
1A0O Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
100 Central Leuther. com...
li.fO) Canadian Pacillc ....
2,400 Cliesa;>eakc and Ohio ?
300 Chicago Great Western.
18,300 Clil.. .Mil. und St. Paul...
ffi Crucible Steel Cor., com.
ISO Crucible Steel, pfd.
:'<") Chicago and Northwest.
300 Colorado Fuel und Iron.
C'oloiaro and Southern..
1,000 Consolidated Gas .
300 Delaware and Hudson...
Den. and Rio Gran., com.
10) Den. und Rio Gran., pfd.
l.tXX) Distillers' Sec Cor.
0,000 K.rio .
s.ooo Er'e, 1st pfd.
Fed, Min. and Em., pfd..
300 General Electric .
3,100 Great Northern, pfd.
lot' Great Northern Ore el{s
703 Illinois Central ....
6.0? Interboro-Met.
By THOMAS BRANCH &.
ope0.?, nlgb. W*&SS&
3V, 3?J ?Vi ,3% ,?V=
Gl '?% ??i ^*
'lir V?'4 *5?% ?% ?''!J
ni n% mb "% m
Son ?>% oo m *>;
a f .j?t -is'i
'V- '^ru 37 Wi 3i4
m ft ff- U rk
UK 118 iis U7U us
ii: 463 470 4 ?*>
4^t- 94% %s ?st, ?%
?394 39% 3s% 38% ss%
iol'4 iosu mi yg- m
?vs "?fi 805 -v' -*?*
& 104 1? ??
-u, ? 224 Su s?? 5?
*4?V4 . ~ ... 238% 240%
iU 76% m *?
20?A 21% 20% 20% 21
112 ni% "no% no% in?
I* w r a* a
?si 's 's "f 'i?
ii? ii'j iii ?l
m% 17W mtt 170% in
'?4 ??? S S*
324 32% 32U ?- ?%
sT 33.1 ?% 82% 33
51 544 534 So'1 53 a
0 . 464 IS'..
l!= & ip
4Ki; 433'? ? 427* ?'i
U.V. 145% 144 143 145
16% 16% 14 H% ?*H
CO.. Bunkers and BroKers.
Sales. Stock.
Opop. High. Dow.
6.710
300
2TO
400
19,000
S.STO
200
2.S??
2.800
1,100
2.000
1.400
2,700
0.700
1.100
6,300
700
100
131,100
300
500
1,100
1,000
S.M0
6.60(1
1.200
1,200
100
99,2,0
300
139.SW
1.000
900
203
100
soo
300
600
Interboro-Met.. pfd...... 471?
Int. Mer. Marine, pfd... 16%
International Paper .
Int. 1'apcr. pfd. 40',.
Kan. City Evtuth.. coin.. ..0%
Dehtgh Valley .......... 179%
Doulsville and Nashville lbO
Manhattan .
Mo.. Klin, and Texas.... 32%
Mo., Run. and Tex., pfd. ...
Missouri Pacllie . *>
Ntlonal Dead . 2?V&
New York Central. 109
N. Y.. Out. and Western 414
Norfolk and Western... UOfc
.. 1203,
32?i
123
105%
IS?.
314
153%
?-1%
61%
115%
31%
3?n
24%
ITS
47%
61%
814
11%
2i*,fi
16! t
4614
30%
1804
100?.
13f.
32%
*40%
62J4
109%
II Vt
1114
122
1 ?
i'f.%
1ST,
344
J.>4%
23%
84%
27%
014
iii%
314
71
24%
ns%
47li
65n
109?i
WVI,
'41%
X14
11%
7s'/..
17%
li'.l
46!?
30
17^,
JJS',i
135
31%
*40
51%
10S>,?
4v%
110%
ill)';.
82%
122%
Northern Pacllie
Pactf.c Mall .
Pennsylvania .
People's Gas .
Pittsburgh Coal. com..
Pressed Steel Car.
Pressed Steel Car, pfd.
By. Steel Spilng. com..
Reading .
Republic Iron and Stoel 234
Republic I. ind S., pfd.. S44
Rock island .
Rock Island, pt'd.
Sloss-Sheffleld ....
Southern Pacific .
Southern Railway
Southern Railway, pfd.
Standard Oil .
Tennessee Copper .......
Texas Pacllie .
Union Pacillc .
United States Rubber.
Unlttd States Steel...
United Stales Steel, pfd 109%
Vu.-Car. Chemical . 03%
Va.-Cur. Chemical, pfd.
Va. Rv. and Power, com 41%
Va. Ry. and Power, pfd.
Wabash .
Wubaah. pfd....
Western Union .
Total sales for day, 465.1U) shares.
Total sales lor week (five days). 2.139.610 aht
1st?
1W4
23
SI
20%
50
il44
30%
24%
1764
47
6?
109?;
63%
*41%
Si 4
11
21%
78%
46si
30
179
159
137
Bid. Asked
Closing
454 45%
14% 15%
10 10%
40
20%
17S%
1584
131%
31%
66%
39%
51%
ICS
40%
110%
U?Vi
32%
122
105
1S>4
83%
9S
32
152%
SI
26%
co .
41%
1144
30%
73
62n
374
24%
"6%
47
644
1094
68*4
117
40%
to
107-,
7SM
<'losing bids: January. 9.14; March. ?.SS:
Mny. 9.S1; July. 9.42: November, 0.16; De?
cember. 9.16.
Now Orleans. La., Noverabor 24.?Secretary
Hester's statement of the world's vtslblo
supply of cotton, Issued to-day, shows:
The total visible Is 4.419,824 bales against
4.110,2? last weck, 4.0OS.S90 last year. Of
this total of Ainnrlcan cotton 13 3\S12,S34 bales
against 3.5D2.V? last week and 3,233.893 last
year, and of all other kinds, Including
Egypt, Brazil. India, otc.. 607,000 bales
against 578,000 last week and 724.000 last year.
Of (he world's visible supply of cotton, as
Hbove, there Is now afloat and held jn Great
Britain and continental Europe 3,113,000
bales against 2,530,000 laet yoar.
In ligypt 1S9.0OJ bales against 236.000 last
year. In India, 216.00? bales against 176.000
last year. In the United States J,932,000
bales against 1,561,000 last year.
LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.
(Furnished by Levy Commission Co., Com
mission Merchants, Richmond, Va,
Richmond, Va., November 21, 1911.
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
MARKET.
LIVE POULTRY,
T?rke:?, lb. (31 15
Chickens, choice, small, lb... in 12
Chickens, choke, medium, lb. 11 <u>
Chickens. Urge, lb. ft- 10
Hens, lb. 0 y> p%
Roosters, each. ro
Geese, fat, large, each. "5 tij 90
Geese, small, each..' bj (j> 65
Oucltl, largo, young, lb. 13 ft. 14
Ducks, small, young, lb_ 12 <j, 12%
DRESSED POULTRY.
Turkeys, choice, lb..?. 17 (3) is
Chickens, lb. 11 <s>
Fowl, lb. 12 <a>
Ducks, lb. IS ?> 17
Gocse, lb. 12% a
EGGS?Crated.
In crates, nearby, fresh, dos., tt IS
In crates, other sections, dor.. <a 23
Guinea eggs, doz. 12 Q
Family, choice, fresh, lb. 23 3- 25
Merchants', fair, lb. lOlltf 20
GAME.
Rabbit*. No. 1. 15 g
Rabbits. No. 2. 10 <Sj/
Wild turkeys. <3> 20
Deer . Ht 13
LIVE STOCK.
V.als, choice to fancy, lb.... 740 ?
Veals, poor, to t?'r. lb. 6 9 7
Calves, runners, lb. 4 t
Sheep, lb.? 3 <Sf 314
Lambs, spring, lb.? ? fey 6
Cuttle, fair to prime, lb. SVit" 5!?
Hog:-, lb. ? & 6.75
COUNTRY-CURED BACON.
(Isms, well smoked, small, lb 21 O 23
Hums', well smoked, large, lb. 19 ?> :o
Sides, wcii smoked, lb. 5? 18
Shoulders, well smoked, lb.... <& IS
HIDES.
Dry flint, lb. jj "
Dry salt. lb.... ? "
Green, salt, lb. # HH
CJrcen. ll>.???????. . ?
Green, damaged, lb. ? ?J 7
Tallow . ? 4
Beeswax . V ??
MISCELLANEOUS.
Onions, dry, bag.......... ? 2.?
Potatoes. Irish. No. 1. bag.... ? i.X
Apple?, l'bl. L? ? 3.00 (
l.,ab. blackeye, bus. 2.00 W 2.0O
MARKET CONDITIONS.
Live Poultry?Chickens and hens in bet?
ter demand; turkeys a little draggy. Eggs
Market remains steady Game?All kinds
In gaud demand. Butter?Very active. Live
Stock? Veals scarce and badly wanted.
NEW YORK l'KODCCF. MARKET.
New York, November 24.-Flour-Steady
?Hb demand fair. Rye Tlour and Rye?
Steady. Huckwheat Flour and Barley?
I Quiet. Corlimcal?Flrm. Wheat?Spot bare
. ly steady. No. 2 red. SSc. f. o b. elevator.
I expert basis, to arrive, and '.'9c. f. o. b.
I afloat; No. 1 northern, Duluth. iL 13% f. o.
1 h. atlottt. Options net unchanged; Decom
bfcr, Wie; May. $1.04*4. CornVEaiy; export
now, 70%(?. ... b. afloat, In arrive. Futures
II. ? Onlt ?Stftnd". Futures nominal.
Pork, Ueef, cut .\If*1ts and Lard?Steady.
I.... ?.c -m>|-s1tou)', lal
low?Quiet, Wool?Quiet, Turpentine and
Rosin?Quiet. Ha . -Pinn. Sugar?Raw and
icllncd, quiet. >'off,.e. ?Futures Bteady at a
1.et udvanee of : jS points. Spot, steady;
Rio. No. 7. ll%c Ssntoi, No. 4, I6*4c; mild,
I qulol j Cordova, l6%fi.U!ie, nominal, l'oia
1 iocs?Firm; Southern sweats, yellow, barrel,
'. I, 'i Cabbages?Steady and unchanged,
freights and Peanuts?Unchanged, Butter?
Firm; cceamory, special, cic; extras, 35c;
seconds, 29 a Me. ChecBO?Firm. Eggs?'Mar?
ket strong: :r*nh gathered, U943c; extra,
I first, ;?; ?? :?:???.; firsts, 35<:i.26r.; soconde. 2SQ3.'c.
j Cotloprced oil was easier except for an
I early advance in November, duo to cover
! 'r.b'. "Win;; la scattered lkiuldntlou and bear
1 pressure, occasioned by lack of outside dr
j mand. Transaction!, were email, Spot clou
cd ;? points net lowor. November IS lower
laud futures 3&3 points off from last night.
! November, : i.e . : ?/... lx i embcr-Jonuary, 5.S3
February, 5.54 ft 8.87; March, 5.67 ?3
Drhno crude. i.lu'a i.i?; prime summer
[yellow, 6.55 bid: do yellow, 2.10 bid; do,
summer white, 0.60 bid.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
I Icago, III., November 24.?Doubt as to
? will be the outcome ,,f the Argentine
irvest aiade the wheat market to-day dc
ledly sensitive, but left prices at last
practically tin sam^. as twenty-four houra
Final sales varied from i.e. off to
i shade advance. Other leading staples all
showed a i.et decline, con, HOHc. to %c;
1'; ?'?i'. and provisions 6?17%C
Leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT- Open. High. Low. Close.
S?<. 95?. ?14 K as
. 7.0.^. 1.00% l.C>>, j.ooii
.... . Wl? M? ' W? ?*
. f"'i 64% ?3'i 63'.
' . 'i*'. esii 64% tin.
OATS??'T* B ,J,?i 6,!i
Ii" . <7'? 47!4 47!, I7',i
. to 45% &U
? POHK-PeV Z' "4 ? "'-I
if.I?M 16.67 16.02 16.07
LAKDJpeVi?',ii.f72 ? 15=03
.a." ?17 eo? ?er?
i*n. 9 30 ?.t" 9.35 9.37
SHORT ItlBa-r'er HO lbs.'
?Tan.
May
July
9.60
i.Vt
8 43 8.45
S.70 8.72
>.67 8.70
? hardN,?- - hard' mUMMl No
n. 2??;; ,"? ?;<? r2rlh?r?'
.priss. ?e?.?: NuT , ^Wi?fi
velvet chuff. $Wf4H.04: durum. $1?-1.07. Corn |
?No. 3, 64c: No. 3 white. 611; 6l',c.; No. ll
yellow. 61-?CU?'-. 1 No. 4, Glls&>6'2)(;c.; No. <
whlto, 61%(563i4c.; No. 4 yellow. G1HSC3C.:
No. 4 yellow, old, 7Bc. Oats?No. 2 while,
??'?ltc.-: No. S, 4n4c.; No. 3 white, 4S4*
4S%c; No. 4 white. 4604?>ic.; standard. 4S',i,
@4!>Hc.
Baltimore, Md., November 3t.?Wheat
Firm; opot, contract, 94ttc; southern on |
Krade, 94Ho. Corn?Steady; spot, contract,
new, 7Sc. Oats?Firm; No. a white. 6S%<$.
Btc. Rye?Nominal; No. 2 western, domes-]
tic, ?1.0131.02.
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, Vs., November 24. Hit
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON "CHANGE
WHEAT?Car lota.
No. 2 red, Western.$ LOO &i L?l
No. 2 red. Virginia. 99 OS
No. S red. ? 57
Virginia, bag 1??. B <& 95
CORN?Car lots.
No. 2 while (new). 74 i;i 75
No. 3 white (new 1. 73
No. 2 mixed (new). 4t- 73',
No. 3 mixed (new). 73 H
Virginia, bag lots (new).... 70 t<r 75
Corn on tho cob (new)...... t!7 & 70 I
OATS?Car lots. I
No. 2 mixed. Ii- ;
No. .1 mixed. it ?l
No. 2 white. it
No. 2 white. iv i"
Winter socd. bag lots. 60 fi' 70 j
RYE?Car lois.
No. 2 rye*,' car lots. tri1 1.05 1
No. 3 rye, car lots. dV L?3 '
Virginia, bag lots. 1.00 ?jf 1.01
Wheat?Quiet. Corn?In good demand,
Oid corn will bring 3c to 3c per bushel over
quotations for new. Oats?In fair dciuujid.
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Richmond. Vs., November 34, 1911
The quotations aro as follows:
?No, 1 Timothy. O 34.E0
No. 2 Tlmlthy. iv 23-00
No. 3 Timothy. 1900 ?
No. 1 Clover, mixed. il 33.00
No. 2 Clover, mixed.:. 19.00
No. 2 clover. 16.00 4f
STRAW?Compressed . Ci 10.50
Loose-pressed, htrfe bales.. <fi 11.00
BRUCKS?Compressed . Nominal
Looso-pressed, large bales... Nominal
Load your cars so thai hay at doors rep?
resents contents and thus avoid rejections.
This market grades hay In accordaiiee
with the rules of tho National Hay Asso?
ciation.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Chicago. III., November 24.?Cattle?Re?
ceipts 2.0U0 head. Market dull. Beeves, 14.501
4l9.0u; Texas steers, ttiifoao; western steers,
jl.tojj'7.1)0: sior.kers and feeders, t2.WOS.S0; |
cows and heifers. Sl.SOGj 5.J.0; calves. J530i|. I
S.30. Hogs?Receipts 35,000 head. Market ]
weak at opening prices. Light. t'..7? n O.fj;
mixed. 16.055.1 6.60; heavy, IC.106C.C2H; rough.'
IC.e5t9O.SO; good to choice heavy, M.3O0 |
t-te'ri: PlB"='. ?!? 5J4)C.63; bulk of sales, J0.'J5ti
6.30. Sheep?Reeefpts CO)? head. Market'
strong. Native, J2.2?*jjp:4.10; western, fj.40f'f,
3.70: yearlings, $3.6.".}i t.f?); lambs, native,
{3.50Sf5.6?; western, }3.50'ii 5.60.
New York. November 21.?Beeves?steers,
$4.25C3"7.50; bulls, J3.30tfr..3i; cows, $1.780
1.75. Dressed bc?f, dull ut SQlZViC. Calves
Veals, J3.50<iJ9.G0; a few at J9.75; culls. S40
5.(0; barnyard calves and yearlings, 12.20(0
3 50; fed calves, t3.7.>'(i 4..',t); wettern. |?234>
6.0O. City dressed vcala. 11 ff 16l*c.; countrv
dressed, Ufa 13c. Ph.en and Lambs?Culls, 31
4/3.2;; lunibs, Si..;,?)'<! culls.. $3.503/, 4.U)
Hogs?Stoudy ut fC.230C.SO; pigs, J4-&6.J9.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET
Richmond. Va., November 24, 1911.
Following arc the ipiotatlons on tho Rich?
mond Tobacco Exchunge:
BROWN SHIPPING?NEW.
Lugs .? 5.00 <rl% 7.5f
Short leaf. 7.50 ?a 9-00
Long leaf.,. 9.0) <&? 11.00
Wrappers . 12.00 tf 13.00
BRIGHTS.
SMOKERS?Common . 7.00 ? S.5I
MedlUm . 9.O0 !ft 11.01
Fine . 12.03 <S 1H.0I
CCTTERS-Common . 12.00 ?J J2.W
Medium . 11.00 <& 16.50
F'ne . 17.00 ? 18.60
Fancy . 13.60 fi 20.-GO
FILLERS?Common . 2.00 ig> u.00
Medium .11.00 tri, 12.00
Good . 12.60 & 13.60
Fine . H.00 <$ 16.00
WRAPPERS?Common . 15.00 ? 17.00
Medium . IS 60 Hi ?.00
Good . 25.00 ?1 30.00
Fine- . 32.60 <-j 37.50
Fancy . 40.00 <& ?5.00
SUN-CUKED-NfiW.
!.i3?, cumtnon to good. 6.50 iii 6.30
Lugs, good to prime. 7.60 <8> 6.50
Short leaf. 8.00 ? U.OO
Long leaf. ILM @ 12.00
Wrappers . 12.60 ?l> 17.50
Prlmlnga . 1.60 <8> ?.33
MISCELXAXEOTJS MABKETB.
PEANUT MARKET,
disported by Rodgers. McCabe & Co.)
Petersburg, Va., November 24.?Peanuts.?
Spanish?Quiet at 'O'j KM?, per bushel. Vir.
glnlas--Firm: Jumbo. ('4 3>4Vic. per pound;
fancy handplcked. <c. per pound'; extra
prime. 3;4?3*?c. per pound; prime. SVSc per
pound; machine picked, 34J3t>4c. per pound.
DRT GOODS MARKET.
New York. November SL?The cotton goods
values arc steadier on a slightly higher
basis. Cotton yarns aro Improving In tone.
Local t^.rketa are quiet. Jobbers are do?
ing n ^L-ady, seasonable trade.
NAVAL STORES.
Wilmington, x. C., November Vt.?Spirits
Turpentine?Steady at 43V4c.: receipts 17
casks. Rosin?Steady at $6.60; receipts s?
barrels. Tar?Firm ut $1.?0; receipts s bar?
rels. Crude Turpentine?Firm ut $3.?0tfj 4.5?;
receipts 20 barrels.
Savannah. Ga.. Novctiber 24.?Turpentine?
Firm at 44'? <a 44 "?c.; sales 193 casks: receipts
934 casks: shipments 3I."> casks; stock C7,6*i
barrel.'". Rosin?Firm; sales 2.W6 barrels;
receipt! 1143 barrels; shipments 3.095 barrels; !
Block IvS,52u barrels. Quote: B. $6.07V.. 1'6.13.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOV. 24. 191L
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brandon, Hamcy. Norfolk, mer?
chandise und passengers, Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Aurora, I'lirman, Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and
passeng.rs, Furntuu Line.
Tug Standard Oil Company, No. 12. Burk,
Baltimore, barge of oil, Standard Oil Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Brandon, Barney. Norfolk, mer?
chandise and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk and
James River landings, merchandise and ;
passengers, Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Aurora. Furman, Petersburg and
James River landings, merchandise and
passengers. Furman Line.
Tug Standard Oil Company, No. 12, Burk,
Bultlmote, oil barge. Standard Oil Co.
Weekly Cotton Review.
New York, November 21.?Cotton has al?
ternately declined and advanced on u
steady absorption by spot Interests, spinners
and shorts. Bombay will, It Is said, toko
?.iO.uOO bales this year, the largest total ever
i known. The yarn trade Is Improving. Sev?
eral 0rders for knitting yarns, aggregating
nbout 230,400 pounds, were taken by New
York State mills on Wednesday. Spinners
were quoting prices that are above tho
market. Tho Southern yarn markets are
alto reported Hi in. Fall River la active.
The week's sales are expected to be un?
usually large. Some French and German
mills are buying cotton on the present
basis lor delivery several years ahead.
Large New Orleans operators are huyinu.
the next croi, months. So are continental
spinners in Liverpool. They ore said to 0.'
buying them on a very large scale. Tin;
$60,000,000 schrmc to advance Southern farm?
ers $25 a bale on securing his pledge to
restrii-t hi* next acreage, tuke 2.OXI.000 bales
off tho market und then buy futures
ugalnci it. while It la donouneed by many
as absurd, Is regarded by olhcra as possibly
an entering wedge to clear tho way for
tome better method for marketing the
cotton thnn that which has heretofore been
pursued. Meantime, holding hack cotton at
the South Is still a noticeable factor In thi'j
general situation. The short tntcrctit here,
tr. said io be still large, and the shorts and
everybody else. It Is declared, seems unxious
to &clzo the opportunity to buy when
tho price reaches bottom. But what will
prove to be the bottom? !t Is nsknd. Has
It already been reached, or must the pries
decline further?
Meantime many traders fear to sell a dull
market. I?hr. exports are enormous. On the
other hand prices fall to advance matcrla.
ly. Though tho ginning tlgures for the last
period were 230.000 bulcs smaller than were
generally expected, the total. 11.296,95? bales,
was, after ull, tho lurgeat on record. The
receipts aro large. The weather has recent?
ly been favorable for picking und market?
ing.
?The cotton Is there, whntever the re?
ported sinning." 1? a remark often hrard.
Cordlll has increased Ills estimate of the
Texas crop from 4,180,000 bales io 1,505,009
A few weeks ago If he would drop in to" see us a little
offener he would find himself doing business with
this Company!
The perdiction came true quicker than we ex?
pected !
His name is now on our books, with a substan?
tial balance against it. In short, he made up his
mind that this would be a good place to keep a re?
serve account, which he understands, of course, Is
subject to check and draws interest on daily balance.
And we want others! How about yourself?
Virginia Trust Company,
Travelers Building,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
baits, which makes bis total estlmato of
tho crop IJ.775.0W bales. Spot- houses havo
latterly boon selling Jnnuary. Tho Decem?
ber premium bus fallen off. The bltj pre?
ponderance o' ,ow grades In a largo crop
this year, some think, may yei prove a
depressing effect.
As the case stands, however, cotton Is
being absorbed In sufflclont quantities t-j
keep the prices steady, though the l.lver
uool Cotton Exchange members estlmutc the
crop on tho average at I4.SH.000 bales, and
the Memphis Commercial-Appeal pul It nt
15.0i:..OtV) bales'. The lennclly with which tho
price holds is exciting widespread comment.
Some continental spinners, are buying cotton
as far ahead. It Is stated, as 1913. Net
changes In prices for the week aro slight.
Tho deadlock of six weeks Is practically un?
broken.
Urmlfttreel's Report.
New York, November II?Bradstreot's to?
morrow will say:
Seasonable weather has continued to ex?
ert it salutary Influence on retail trudc,
holiday buying has expanded. Jobbers at a
number of centres have done a better busi?
ness In the why of reorders, operations in
the Iro.t and st;ol lines displayed more zest
as the result of recent heavy buying by the
railroads, and tho outlook In the latlcr lino
Is quite encouraging.
On the other hand, spring trade, speak?
ing of It as a -whole. Is still feeling tho
check rein of conservative buying; prices
for Iron and steel remain very low. because
competition is yet In evidence: trade lit
larger lines at Southern points Is quiet,
due principally. If not wholly, to the low
price of cotton, and outdoor operations aro
gnnerally waning. In fact, a strict analy?
sis of all tho trends Indicates that there
Ik considerable room for further Improve?
ment, and from the viewpoint of profits,
things arc not altogether satisfactory.
Business failures In the fulled states for
the week ending November 13 wero ?.'93
aaalnst 23S lust weck. 212 U, the like week
of 1910. 217 In 1909. 103 In 190S. and 2JS In 130T.
Wheat. Including flour, exports from the
united States and Cunada for tho week
ending Nnveinbor 33, aggregated I.OC-'.IGO
bushels against 3.613.071 last week and 1.011.
?10 last year.
Corn exports for Hie week ore I8S.S03 bush.
JV;f) nsall,sl I".-'?- last weck und iOl.513 In
PitKHFURer Train Derailed.
-South Uoston, Vit., November 21.?
PiishenBCr train No. S, on the Southern
Railway, which passed hero about
10:30 o'clock this morning, was de?
railed near Wolf Trap shortlv after
leaving South Boston. Only ono or
two cars left the tracks, and no one
was hurt. Traffic was delayod only
about two hours.
-Safiroaus.
RicHmoatl, Freiericl?D'g & Potomac R.R.
TO AND FROM WASHINGTON AND BEYOND.
LeiiTe Rlohmonil I AitItb Hlohmond
?4.-M) A.M. Bjr* Ht.MS.
?5.42 A.M. .lain St.bta.
M.SOA.M. Iljid Kt.St*.
?7.30 A.M. UsIn8t.SU.
?8.40 t.a. Bjr? Kt. Ms.
?12.01 noon Bjra Ht. Kte
14.00 P.M. Byrd KI.SU
?4.1.1 P.M. Elba SUtlon
?6.16 P.B. It sin Ht- 81?.
*8.20P.a. Tt;r<J?l. Su
-7.401.r. BirdSI.SU.
311.26 A.H. Elbs SutloB.
tll.86 1.9. Bjri 8l.SU.
?1.12 P.M. Main Kt. HtE
*s.?6 p.a. HjrdKi.su
?7.S6 P.H. BjrISt.SU.
?0.10 P.M. Drrd St.SU.
??.40r.3I.aalDKt.Su.
?11.06 P.M. aalnSt.Sta.
? I ?-?tl d I ?? h IB j rl1SU? U.
! ACCOMMODATION TRAINS?WEEKDAYS.
' Leare B/r? St. SU. 1.30 P. H. for Frclerlckibarg.
Leare nlba 8U. 7.6(1 1. K..C.30 p. M. fer A.hl.ni
Arrire Bird St. Hu.8.25 A.31. from Kre.erleksb'g.
ArrlTe Klba Sta. 6 JO l.B.,6^i0 P.M.from Aablsnd.
?Dally. fWeekdaya. (Sundays only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
(except trains leaving 4.50 a. m. and arriving
12.50 night) atop at Elba. Time of arrivals and
depaxturea sot guaranteed. Read tae signs.
Atlantic Coast Line
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 18, U1L
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DA1L7.
For Florida and South: 8:15 A. M. and
7:20 I'. lt., 1:00 A. M.
For Norfolk: 9:00 A. it , 3:00 P. M , 4:10
P. M.
For N. ?t W. Ry. West: 8:15 A. M., 10:00
A. M.. 8:00 P. M.. S:30 P. M.
For Petersburg: 1:00 A. M . 8:15 A. M-.
8:15 A. M., ?:00 A. U-, 10:00 A. U., 3:00 P. II.,
4:10 P. M . 8:05 I'. M . 7:35 P. M.. 9..0 P. 14..
11:45 P. M.
For Goldsbor0 and Fayettevllle: ?4:10 P. M.
Trains arrive Richmond dally: 4:44 A. M.,
8:40 A. M.. 6:65 A. M-. ?8:17 A. M . "IBM,
A. M-, U:40 A- M., ?2:00 P. M-. ??1:40 P. M-.
8:05 P. M., 6:S5 P. M-, 8:00 P. M-. 9:00 P. M-.
11:30 P. M.
?Except Sunday: "Sunday only.
Tlma of arrival and departure and con?
nections not. guaranteed.
C. S. CAMPBBELL. P. P. A.
Norfolk and Western Railway !
ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Schedule In Effect October 3. 1911.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond.
FOR NORFOLK.: ?9:00 A. M . '3:00 P. M..
?4:10 P. M.
FOR LYNiCHBtJRQ AND THE WEST:
?6:15 A- 14-, ?10:00 A. M.. ?J:M P. M.. ?9:30
P. M.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: 11:40 A.
M, ?4:36 P. M-. *U:30 P. M. From the West:
?8:55 A. M-. a3:00 P. M.. bl:10 P. M.. ?8:06 P.
M., ?9:00 P. M.
?Dally. aDally ex. Sunday. bSunday only.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars. Cafe
Dining Cars. C. II. BOSLEY.
D. P. A., Richmond. Vs.
W. B. BEVTLL. O. P. A.. P^ianok?. Va.
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
7:40 A.?Local?Dally?Newport Newa.
45:30 A.?Local.?Dally?Cb'villa. Ex. Sun.
Thurmond
19:00 A.?Express?Dslly?Norfolk. Old Point
f 10:00 A.?Local?Dally?Lchbg." Lex. C. Fui ge.
?2:00 P.?Express? Dally?Oin.-L'ville.
tl:00 P.?Express ?Dally?Norfolk, N. News.
6:00 I'.?Local?Dally?N. News. o,d Point.
6:15 P.?Local?Ex. Sun.?Uordonsvtlle.
?5:15 P.?Ideal?Ex. Sun.?Lchbg. IVuUiroJ
Bridge, Clifton Forge.
?6:35 P.? Limited?Dally?Cincl/VtL Chl'go.
?11:00 P.?^Express?Dally?Cincinnati. L'vlllo.
?Sleepers. tParlor Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND?Local from
East: S:26 A. M-. 7:50 P. M. Through (rum
East: 11:20 A. M. 6:20 P. M. Local from 1
West: ??S:30 A. M., 9:40 A. M. and 7:15 P.
M. Through: 7:00 A. M-, 3:45 P. M.
James River Line: "8:36 A. M . 6:16 P. M.
??Dally except Sunday.
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway
Cars leave Manchester. Seventh und Perry
Streots. for Pcteruburg:
?6. 7, 8. ?!> 10, 11. ?12 A. M-, 1, 2, ?3, 4, 6,
"3:-t5. ?6. 7. 8, "9 10 P. M.
) 11:00 P. Mi. for Chester, 12:00 midnight for
I Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg, foot of Sycamore
Street, for Manchester:
15:16. fi:3.-.. ??7:15. ?7:33. 8:36. 9:35. ?10:35. 11:35
A. M . 13:35. '1:36, 2:35. 3:35, ?1:35, 6:35, 6:35,
?7:35, 8:35. 9:35. ?10:40, 11:40 P. M.
iKolly except Sunday and holidays.
?Curries baggage and express.
??Limited, except Sundays and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with
cars for Richmond.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
N. B.?Following schedule figures published
as Information and not guaranteed:
8:10 A. M-?Dally?Local for Charlotte. Our
aam and Raleigh. 10:45 A. M.-Dally? Limit?
;d?For all points South. Drawing Room
turret Sleeping Car to Ashevllle. N. C. 3:0.
P. M. Ex. 3uti?Local for Durham and In?
termediate stations. 8:30 P. M. Ex. 3un
Keysvllle Local. U:4S P M-?Dally?Limited
-For all points South. Pullman ready ai
3:30 P- M.
YORK P.IVER LINE.
4:S0 P. M.?Ex. Sun ?To West Pt.. connect?
ing for Baltimore Hon.. Wed. and Frl. 8:00
A. M.?Ex. Sun. and 2:16 P. M.?Mon., Wed.
and Frl.?Local to West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
From the South: 8:50 A. M.. 8:05 P. M.,
dally; 8:40 A. M- Ex. Sun.: 12.56 Ex. Sun.:
2-00 P- M. dally. From West Point: 9:30 A
M. dally; tl:S5 A. M. Wed. and Frf; 4:25 I'
M. Ex. Sun.
S. B. BUROESS. D. P. A
920 E. Main St. 'Phone Madison 4'
RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Schedulo of electric trains to and from
Aahland. slopping nt intermediate Mtatlons
upon signal: Lv. Richmond (Broad and
Laurel Sts.): ?6:05, ?7:10, 8:10b. 9:10. "10:10.
11 10 A. M-; 1:10. 3:10. 3:10, 4:10b, 6:10. 6:20.
7-10 8:10b, 10:10, 11:45 P. M. Lv. Aahland:
?6V65. 7b. 8, 9b, 10. ??11 A M.. ?13 M.. "1, 2,
3A4. 6b. ?, 7, 8, 9b, 11 P. M.
?Dally excopt Sunday. "Sunday only.
I bCarnes bageago-_
HEAROARD AIR LINK. .
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich?
mond dally: 9:10 A. M.-Local to Norllna.
1:30 P. M.?Sloepers and cooche*, Atlanta,
Birmingham. Savannah, Jacksonville ond
Florida points. 6:60 P. M?Sleepers and
coaohes. Savannoh, Jacksonville and.Florida
points. 14:13 ' P. M.?Sleepers and coaches,
Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphla and tha
Southwest. Northbound trains scheduled to
arrive In Richmond dally: 6:32 A. M, 7:31
A. M.. 6:0-1 P. M-. ?:40 V. M.
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Admission, 2Bc. Freo oti Sa.turd.ays.
Chesapeake Steamship Co.
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lO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA I
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Dally via N. A tv. Ry.
8:00 P. M . Norfolk i:15 P. M.
C. & O. Ry. 4:00 P. M. Dally. Old Point 1
7:li P U.
O. D. S. 8. Co. 7:00 P. M. Dally tone cay In
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day and Friday).
Tickets at ull offices. For atateroomi
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Lv, Richmond foot of Asb St. dally.7:00 P.M.
Leave Newport News.8:00 A. M.
Arrive Norfolk.?:?oa. M.
Connects with main Una steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York dally except Sunday
7:00 P. M. Connectlona also made by N. &
W. Ry. 3 P. M. and C. ? O. Ry. at 4 P. M.
Night Line steamers stop &i Clareraont to
land or receive passengers on signal, and
will be met by - bile conveyance.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.?James River
by daylight for Norfolk and Old Point. New?
port News and all Jaraua River landings.
Steamer leaves Uoi. Wednesday and
Friday at 7:0? A. M. Freight received for
all James River landings. 'PhoneMadlson 174.
Main Ticket Office. 121 B. Uala Street
Baltimore Steam Packet Co
Equipped *h. wireless telegraphy,
TO BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH VIA
NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.
Leave Richmond Dally, ln<'udlng Buneay, via
N. ? W. Ry. 3:00 P. M . Norfolk ?:]? P. y.
C. & O. Ry. 4:00 P. M . Old Point 7:30 P. id.
O. D. S. S- Cs. 7:00 P. M. (one stay In Nor?
folk).
Vs. Nav. Co. 1:10 A. M. (Monday, W*4n**>
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Tour first deposit may oeem
trivial but we want your bust
nc sr. Small depositors here
share alllcc with the large ones
In every courtesy and considera?
tion. Many of our large ac?
counts were once no larger than
yours.
First National Bank
RICHMOND, VA.
$2,000,000.00
Why not let your money work
for y?u? We pay three per cent,
compound interest on savings.
Manchester National Bank
National Bank o! Virginia
Capital, - $1,200,000
Surplus, - $ 600,000
Accounts solicited
Ninth and Main Street.
The money you save to-day is
your safeguard for to-morrow.
Commonwealth Bank
City Taxes
Office Collector of City Taxes,
City Hall.
Richmond. Vs., 'November 18, 1911.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
THE LAST HALF OF CITY TAXES,
HEAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL. FOR
1SU, WILL BE DUE IN DECEMBER.
AND IS NOW READY FOR PAYMENT
AT THIS OFFICE.
EVERY MALE twenty-one years of
age, and EVERY person keeping house
or doln gbuslness in the city, is as?
sessed for personal taxes. Those who
have not paid any city taxes during
the year will plenso call and settle, so
as to avoid being posted as delin?
quents.
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS are also
due. and will have to be declared do
ltnqucnt If not paid on or before end
of year.
FIVE PER CENT, will be added to
last half If not paid on or before DE?
CEMBER 31ST.
Interest at SIX PER CENT, also at?
taches to all bills as soon as reported
delinquent
Particular uttention Is called to the
above, as under an ordinance passed
by the City Council thoro can be no
avoidance of the penalty.
WASHINGTON WARD TAXES, AC.
must bo paid at the offlco of DEPUTY
COLLECTOR, Tenth and Hull Streets.
H. L. HULCE.
City Collector, City of Richmond.
The Valentine Museum
ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open dally from 10 A. M. to C P. M.
Admission, 20c Free on Saturdays.
i white star line
NEW YOliK?PLYMOUTH?CHEItnOURG?SOUTHAMPTON.
FAST MAIL ROUTE TO ENGLAND AND THE CONTINENT
The Lnrseat and Placet Steamer la the World.
! "Olympic" mm
Fr,?,i, - t,, Carle neataurant, T?rkiah and Elec?t<o Balh?, Svrtmmlnrc
I 1 rooL Four Elevator?. Gymnnaliini. Veranda Cafe,
Palm' Court, etc.
Will 'Sail From New York
Saturday. December 9 and 30
and ncgrolarly Thereafter.
WHITE STAR LINE, . ,- - O BROADWAY, N. Y.
Or Local Agents.

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