STEEL THE MM FEATURE
The Markets Interest Centred on
the Strike Outcome
Siilislnnllnl IK rllnrM Mimvn In Mnnj
Hucka lit ho Oik iiIiik f lhr DilJ
A Tcitdrncj Timanl n lltcmirj
The- Iokk Act lie hiBli MriiiiR
NEW YOIJK July M Trading today
contlnucil ujton an extremely light scale
anil wan almost whol professional In its
character It Is hardly necessary to say
that business was restricted and contl
elence more or less perturbed by reason of
the disclosure of the fact that the active
managers of the Amalgamated Associa
tion hac demonstrated their Inability to
deliver the goods contracted for In the
recent preliminary agreement between
them and the dominant interest in the
United States btetl Corporation or to
put the matter in another way that the
agency which apparently provoked the
dispute at the outset did not possess
the power to allay the dirilculties which it
had createtl
teemed to receive the scantiest attention
The overshadowing interest taken In this
matter However was partly owing un
doubltellv to the absence of any other
striking developments
The weather reports from the corn and
spring wheat sections were altogether sat
isfactory but o the other hand their
influence was patly nullified bv the ob
stinate strength which prevailed in the
grain market Pessimists on the grain
situation have shifted their position to
some extent They now declare th it the
damage inflicted prior to the rainfalls of
the last two weeks was so extensive and
widespread that but little relief from the
moisture ca
that even
Arealfarrslfd Copper 11451
Amer llicicle 4
aintr Blcj cle jfd 20
Amer Car A Ioundrr 29
Amer Car ITdrj pfd H54
Amer Cotton Oil 2314
AmT Ie e S374
Amer Ice pfd 70
Amer anrcd Oil 28
Amer Loromotive EC1
Alrcr IxiomotiTe pfd fcC
Arorr Maltin C4
Amer Mndtin 5374
Amer mrltin pfd 10O
Amer Sujar Iti finiaz 143
Amer Tobacco tr 13451 1S3H 1334
Anaconda 444 445i 441
Atclun 734
Attluoq pfd 154
Ilaltunore k Ohio W74
lialtlmore i Ohio pfd S254
IlruoUin Rapid Transit 76a
Canada Southern 6S
Canadian Pacific Kte5i
Clkuprake i Ohio 4751
Od iio I Alton 3e54
lil iso 4 Alton pfd 76
Cliicapo Great Wefti rn 3
Cine Ct West pfd 0 46
Chicago Ind i L 341
Cine V i Ft Paul 16154
Chic n I 4 1 1334
Clue It UP rt i
Chicago Term Tr 19H
Cliicago Term Tr pfd 39
C C C A t L 90
Colorado iul I Iron W5i
Colorado i nutlieni 13
V 4 II C 1 20
Ooniolldated Cas S19
Continintal Toh tr 6754
Continental Tob pfd 116
Ik Iauarc i Iludwn 159
Ikmir A Ilio Cr pfd BlU
Diamond Match 114
Iltn of Arrcr 6V1
Dul S R A At pfd IS
Frie 37i
Erie firet pfd 67
I ri Mwnd pfd 504
GIucokc uirar Itrf 50
Great Northern pfd 1774
Hocking Vallt r pfd 744
Illjioin Central 14954
International Papr 204
Inter Vapcr pfd 751
Inter Power H4
Inter Silver G
Iowa Central 27
Laclede Gaa 95
Louisville A Naphvillf 1024
Manliattan Ilcacli 14
Manliatln Con IIS
Metropolitan ft Hi 16751
Irt P Kl pfd 91
Mexican ntral 23H
Mrxic an Nat tr 0
Minn t L 1061
V St r A S S JI 2454
P A- s S M pd 72
Ho haa i Texas pfd 51i
Miuouri Iarinc
taticnal Bijtfrult
atUinaI Icsd
ational Salt
cw lcrk Ctntral
o i
Xorloll L VtrfUrn
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rt L r 2d pfd
Southern Iaciflc
Foutiiern Hailuav
southirn Railnaj pfd
btandrrd II i T
rmnrfsee Coal Iron
Ttas Pacific
Ifj
42
194
41
151
13
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herfolk Western pfd DO
loeiSr VUil
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Prrwd SWi Car
1irwd Ftecl fir pfd
llfjdinjr
fttadinc firet efd
40
145
lit
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Hi ad nff secnil pfd 2
Utpublic Strel 20
llrptiklic Mnl pfd 75i
Uubbcr JKd 9
Jtebber tlooda pfd 7fe4
m Jo v i i us pta cs
100
40
67
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28
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107
454
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137
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124
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218
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est ct irr ehgs
Texas Pacific L T 3J r M
Tliml Aunue IB 122 li 1
Tol S t L A iOi 51V 204 l z
Twin CItj It T KK 1 H
1 nion Pacific Ki Hss Vbi i
Inlon Pacific pfd SIV1 tk t4
V v Ixpre3 fc7 e7 fc
l S LcaHicr 12 12 12 H
I S Leather pfd TSjH t4 T4
I ltublxr lii 1 19 H
I Mcel UH 42i 424 2Hi
L Mcel pfd 1 J HI 34
Walia h 21li 21 21
ttaliali pfd 40Vh O Jll4 s
Wcstim L niuii Tel JiU HI
w icuiiii C cntMl 21 201 i V4
iw oiimii Central pfj 42 42 42
4- dianc c Dtelire
Total jjIck 4J37CO sliairs
Cos eminent Dunlin
Sid Aslpl
U S 2s It 1900 30 Q i Io71i IiS
U b 2s C 1WJ0 3U g J lSii II r
I b 3 s It ltS 1 l1 W
V fc 3s II 1WS II C K 1W luJ
II 4 s JUO J H l HK
u s vi i7 q J us ipn
U i 4i K ljia 13i 133
II S 4s e luti lii 1X1
U S 5s It 1001 7i 1 Hs
L S i C wi1 K 09K
The greater part of the day jesterday
was a record breaker as far as dullness
is concerned Transaetions were even
further apirt than they were on Monday
I anu juesuay mm ine niii iuniiutn
I II 11 t
ailing iiifviiub ui iiuo must iiv over the narrowest oi xracuomi muse-
been in the pot session of a number of
persons rtterday and it undoubtedly ac
counted for the decline in the market in
the afternoon session The announcement
this morning that the general council of
the Amalgamated Association was by no
means of one mind regarding the terms
of settlement arranged between the prenl
dent of the association and the managers
of the Steel Corporation resulted in a
further and -pronounced break In the
United States Steel stocks and In lesser
but fairly common declines in the general
market
Throughout the day attention was fo
cused exclusively upon the steel strike
situation and none other of the cliis
Interest In the marktt was small neither
brokers nor customers being nun erous
ly in evidence News was meagre and
gosvip was mostlj conlined to two sub
jects regarding which it was absolutely
impossible to get anj accurate informa
tion the corn crop and the steel strike
During the last few minutes of the day
there was quite a sharp decline in prices
led by the Steel tecurities and the gos
sip became Insistent that the strike situ
ation was bad with no prospect of a set
tlement in sight This decline made the
daas a whole show a net loss in most se
curities and gave the later market gossip
a tinge of melancholy that the earlj dull
ness had not been abie to cause The
strike situation is a mvstery and It Is
impossible to say whether it will be sct
tleei today or not Naturally this is a
bear argument to a certain exiene as
developments favorable or otherwise uncertainty Is alw a s discouraging The
is for decline in prices if
outlook some
the news of the earlv nart of the day
from Pittsburg is no more conclusive or
If it indicates that the strike may con
tinue It is not believed that a serious
break will occur however and there will
ie fair bujing on any sharp recession
Mr Keene with his COOvuOMK will sup
port his Steel securities undoubtedly
though if the worst news is received he
may allow them to get back to around the
level they attaine el two weeks ago
London did little in American securities
but prices went off fractionjlly on tie
other side Money was easy jcsieruaj
bJ council T1e tolk of the ank statement is opti
-ml
n novv
continuance mllic an1 ems lable that It will
under nf the
fLatiun eMow a further Increase in the surplus
vieiii uiurauie ne ainer conumons h iitcmoTt
CB1 rJh Lta whicl howev er will not set into this
- - fc weeks statement
crop report to be published ten dajs
hence ought to throw a ver clear light
upon the state of affairs at this time
and unquestionably conditions between
now and the 10th of the month will show
further improvement
Lower prices and limited selling orders
came Iri from the Londo i market but in
terest was so absorbed in th steel trade
situation that those circumstances could
hardl be cited as effective factors in
the market
to any extent will be
in excess of J15ti00000 It is Interesting
to note that on this day of strike upeor
nlnts the United States Steel Corpora
lion will pay out nearlj ISOiOKIO in divi
dends on its preferred stock
The corn crop gossip contained little of
novelty varjing as usual from the most
pessimistic to a fairly rosy view of the
situation The Atchison officials for in
stance say that the crop will be about
r
I j i - ii -
At the opening of business a number of iS r tS
After the liT thTmMket hd T5 CS5
uncertain and hesitating tendency but in JL V JJZ
L P cstVrday dull until
hlehe level I though ver
the last half hour of the daj when they
borne of the less acme stocks verc con
Fplcuouslj strong throughout notable ex
amples befn Canadian Taclfic and
the martet the dea I were uSTn T iSl 9 of the few securities that showed
considerable scale aside of course from alJ uu anc r li 2y t
edesTatCis1saC5eJiLuesParlrr thC KTtWgenlvagnrttnio
No material alterations appeared In the Je market The company earned some-
monev marKet or ioreiim exenance w -- - - - -
tions and the days returns of railway
trafne and the other routine occurrences
were all gratifjing exhibits
went off a point or so with the general
market
jear and this outlook for the present ear
Is pirtltularly good The present boom
I attributed to pool bujing but as to the
pool s reason for taking the stock up at
ww mis null liuwiiiib iviiuu uj iiie Slivee
ev lork block LxclnnKe 11 I a he eaKeesUon ls made that it has to do
High- Low- ft i with developments In the soft coal deal
est et inj thga i vncsapeaKc ana unio was also strong
JJd A
The anthracite coalers were stronrr like
1 the soft coal securities and some market
J people attrlbutjl both movements to the
1 same cliijue Interests The Erie
ties especially made slight advances de-
51 I spite the dragging of the Keneral narket
4
-15
The strength of Pcnnsjlvania was also
noticeable In this connection ana also be
cause recently it has been following the
movements of the Steel securities rather
than the coalers
Another stock that Ehowed persistent
strength was Southern Pacific This was
perhaps due to a statement mide by
President Hajcs jesterday that his com
panvs crop outlook is entirely satisfac
tory in fact better than In recent
car The Southern Pacific has a small
grain tonnage and a smill HCe stock ton
nage On the other hand It has a heavy
leuuagc in oiner agricultural products
cotton garden truck rice and sugar It
4654
38
76
2254
4S
34 54
159
1374
7
19
SSU
9054
98
13
20
219
67
116
150
91
141
tli
18
37
661
604
26
17654
74
149
20
7551
93
6
36
95
102
13
118
1671
91
23e
9
21
71
51
87
42
1954
41
15051
324
6211
90
40
14151
114
4354
K54
414
714
52
194
744
29
764
68
9954
40i
e754
5554
294
45
654
62
401
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also has- an Immense business In lumber
tuai cone ores ana general manufac
tures With this great diversity of busi
ness and no very large percentage of it
tied up in any one class of freight the
conpan is most ndvantageouBly placed
In such a period of crop dtmagc as some
times occurs As to the outlook of the
company for the present je vr It may be
pointed out that settlement throughout
the territory of the sjstem has been rapid
in the past few jears and thit business
conditions in this section generally are
better than they have ever b cn before
This is shown very conclusively by the
recent statements of the company In fact
ihe property is being put in hrst class
phjslcal shape and a large part of its
net earnings are being used for this pur
pose This does not pre clude a dividend
for the stock before verj mjn months
have passed however and certain peo
ple supposed tr be close to the Southern
Pacific and Union Pacific management
express the belief that a disbursement
will be m ide not at the next meeting of
the directors but before very long A
factor that ls likely to add appreciably
to the net earnings of the company dur
ing the coming jear is the adoption of
oil as a fuel by the sjstem Estimates
of the saving that this will effect nie
various but none of them Is insignificant
Earnings reports this week hive been
of a particularly gratlfving nature The
net reports for June and the weekly gross
reports have been excellent almost with
out exception According to Duns gross
earnings of all roads in the United States
reporting for the first half of July are
15810429 a gain of 103 per cent over last
jear and 23 9 per cent over ISM The
statement Is excellent and shows a con
tinued tonnage in the
better paying classes of freights Earn
ings show the largest gain on Southwest
ern roads Central Western and Pacific
roads also report a considerable Inciease
but on Southern roads the Increase Is
small Grangers report a gain over last
jear but a Ios compared with 1K9 on
all other roads carsiags are ery much
larger than in lfM Hi low earnings of
roads reporting are given sections or
chief classes of traffic compared with last
jear
Tiuntc 52342197 Cain
Other Lantern 221372 Gain
Central Western 2 115 I3G Cain
Grander
Southern
Koutli Welt
Paeific
U S Iload
Canadian
Mexican
Total
20o7465 Gain
419I1 Gain
8388722 Gain
1491452 Gain
Prt
174014 0
946
207942
119B4
120 Vil
649Sf0
163023
4 4
10 7
62
3 0
210
123
J15MO429 Gain 8l14lSH 10 3
1234 000 Gain 90000 7 8
914393 Lena 18401 21
I79bS822 Gain J15J2781 9 I
The net earnings of the St Joseph nnd
Grand Island for the fiscal jear were
JjOSOuO The Interest requirement if the
company is about 105000 and the surplus
applicable fur dividends ls thus about
YaViMM
Some Soon-to-be Mothers
sTV A7kTTk tta A Wrs
and otbcrfi bae xnoivht of peace and comfort passing
through the wtarv fine before confinement
latter attain tMatnu V - 11 1
liniment flfrotffce rW
Iti beneficent influence makes child bearing a pleasure S3
it relieves all nervouanefia hedafhe raine tif nnic
ArailoliwrwlioMtfui MoOitriFrieiuliari thttfie hadtoro
- -- - -- - wi were id w diutnea uia tn cm
Jioo tr Untie tc wtjuld h ttcn CCO LAYTON Drunst Dtyten O
Scat by express tM ca rexdpl of price 0 1 per bott le Book fcr exrecUnt l
ntbcn entitled MctixlujM milJ free i
Kl1 o Allanta Ctu
nuiMui uniuu u jutin ujrui utuggutt
mnmiWmNNNNww
THE TIMES WASHINGTON THURSDAY AUGUST 1 1901
J400000 This would cfiual 5 per cent on
the j500 J firvt preferre el mil a little
more than 3A Ier cent on the P60iJ
second preferred The show ins is an ex
cellent one
THE MARKETS OF ETJKOPE
A Minrii Itlne In Cniutilliiii Inelllc the
IoihIiiii reutlire
LONDON July 31 The only notevvorthy
lncldent of todajs markets here was the
sh ini rie In Canidian Pacific slnrts
IhiiT was ascribed to bujing orders from
Xcw ork
lodajs strong demand for moncj with
resultant n e In the rate on call ls partly
etpl ilncel b heavy pijments In full on
the nev Uritish consols Ily nnticipitlng
the five remaining installment dues the
discount nt the rate of an annual 2 per
cent is obtaineel and the operation now
compires verj favorably with investment
in blllb on the general market
laris exchinge on London advanced A
centime to francs 19- centimes Ucrlint
pfennig hightr it 0 43 prennlg Vienna
rate unchanged at 23 90 Tenlaj s London
quotations follow
N Y Ixindon X Y
2 TM equiv close equiv
Consols moncj 93 J 1G KJifc
ConoN aecount Id 7 10 l3i
Anaconda 94 - 9S
Million 751 73i 751 7TJ
leliium pfd 9s 9G VSi 964
Itjltlmorc K Ohio 984 60 9i 4 Ki4
Ilaltlirore A Ohio pfd 95 I2i 95 V2u
Canadian Pacific UnM 10is llol 1074
Ohio 44 4I4 40 a 45W
Ilenrrr A Hio Grande 4114 04 424 i
Duller A K G pfd UU 91 M Wt
Frie 384 374 38U 37U
hne first pfd 4 C 60i 64
I ne fce oml pfd 51s 50i 50 484
llhnon Central 15154 140 149 45li
Kansas Tuas 20 SOH 264 JGH
kansa1 Tcjus pfd 554 54 554 S5U
1 oulsviIlc Nashville 1014 102 1044 101T
ew lork Central 1534 150 15414 1S1
ortlicni Panne pfd 99 9TH 99 06i
Norfolk i IVe twn 50i 49 51 Vt
Norfolk 4 cst ltd 91 8S 91 8S3
Oltano i Western 334 324 331 32Vi
Pennihania 734 144 73 144
liiadm 214 414 21i 41t
lte ading An pfd 394 7 39i 76i4
Itrading second pfd 264 524 26 624
M Paul 163 1CH4 1C5 1614
Southern Pacific 57U 55Ta 57U 55
Southern Ililhvaj 30U 294 30U 29j
southern Itallnay pfd 65V4 8314 86 84
Lmon Pacific 101 9STs 102 90-
Lnion Pacific pfd 91li 89 91i 89
U S steel 454 44i AVn W
U S Steel pfd D54 W4 90 934
A abash pfd 404 394 404 394
AVnniitncrton stoclc nxclinntrc
Sales Lanston Monotjpe 150BHH 173JZ
144 Washington Market C s 75il4 Af
ter call Lanston ilonotjpe 2til44
DISTIilCT OF COLUMBIA BONDS
Bid Asked
Funding currency 8 65 a 1 4
lIISCELLANtOlS BONDS
Capital Traction It It fa 107K
Wash Trac i Klec Coll 4H C2S
Met It It 5s 1925 ItBJf II9K
Met It It Cert Indebtedness A 105
Met It H Cert Indebtedness B 10 j 1074
Columbia 11II 6 1914 117
Columbia It It 2d mort 5a 105 110
Citi A Suburban II It
Anacostia A Potomac 5s
VVaili Gas Co scr A es lCOi S
lVatli Gas Co Mr B 6 1901 29
U S EIcc LiRht Deb Imp 107 I03K
U S Flee Light Cert Indept lOaVJ 1064
Ches 4 Pot TeL Con 5s Jl 103
American Security A Trut 5s 1905 1 it
laslL Market Co 1st 6s892r
1911 7000 retired annual 113
Wash Mitt Co Imp 6s 110
Waali Mkt Co Jt 6s 191l 27 110
Uasonic Hall Assn 5s C 1903 105
American Grapliophone Deb 5s 97
SAFE DEPOSIT AND IlLST COMPANIES
National Safe Deposit 149
Wash Loan and Trust 171 l0
American fcer urit and Trust 215 23u
Waehiugton Safe DepObit 00
Union Trust and Storage 109 110
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS
Bank of Washington 357
Metropolitan 72a 800
Central i
rarmcrs and Mechanics -5
Second 165
Citliens 170
Columbia 170 10
Capital 155 170
West fcnd 119 127
Trader 13
Lincoln 119 125
RAILROAD STOCKS
Capital Traction I02J4 102
City A Suburban 22
INSURANCE STOCKS
Flrercen 25
t
rrankhn 40
Metropolitan M 75 60
Corcoran 6J
Potomac H 70
Arlington r 26K
German American 210
National Union 814 9
Columbia 10 1IJ4
Higt s 1H 8
Peoples a 6J4
Couimereial 4 fj
Colonial 11B
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS
Ileal Estate Title
Columbia Title 41
Washiigton Title 34 4
District Title 44
TLLLIIIONE STOCKS
Chesapeake lotdmac C8
CAS STOCKS
Washington Gas 53K 59
Georgetown Gas 7 65 75
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Mergcnthaler Linotjpc 164
Lanston Monotype J4J4
Airericaii Grapliophone bu 9i
American Grapliophone pfd 104 lOJa
Pneumatic Cun Carriage 03 10
Washington Market It
Norfolk 4 Washington 160 183
La dividend
THE CHICAGO GRAIN HABKET
Corn Ilt um Attempt a Ilrlv c lu the
Innt Hour
CHICAGO July 31 -Wheat was dull
The btrcngth in corn was the sustaining
Influence Liverpool w disappointing
only i6d higher Export demand was not
so urgent only 17 loads today North
western houses were the principal sellers
while the bujing came from the South
west and shorts The trade was light
Primary receipts were 1121000 bushels
Clearances 825000 bushels Ihe cash de
mand here Is very slow
Cow opened higher and maintained a
strong tone all da The support as jes
terday came principally from local pro
fessional bulls though at times there was
some evidence of outsiders coming into
the market again Local bears made a
drive at prices lu the last hour but did
not make much impression Advices from
the West are that the ralns have not
been of much benefit and a half crop is
the best that can be looked for In Ne
braska and Iowa There is nothing doing
In the cish line here Local car lots were
158 with 150 estimnted for tomorrow
Oats were fairly active and strong
There was a good general outside trade
with some replacing of lineb sold out
early In the week Near the close selling
for local professional account brought
about a moderate reaction
There was a pretty good trade in pro-
Irlnno nil I- ln 1
oiuiio iw u ui 111 c cuiiiiL iieniiinii
for January Considerable changing was
done Under continued large hog receipts
ami rather free realizing bv September
longs prices were moderately lower for
pork and ribs Iard held firm on demand
from packers The closing was stead
The cash trade was iiuiet
Clalcncjo Grnln ana Iroson Market
Corrected dallr I- W B IlittM k Co mem
bers of the New liork Stock- CiCJiuje 1110 J
btreet
WHEW
Julr
September
CORN
July
S- leniler
OATS
July
September
PORK-
July
September
LARD
Julr
September
RIBS
July
September
Open
6
can
3ii
alia
High
CD
35 i
U4
Low
aw
oo
cii cs i
44i
IK
35U
31
14 - II 23 1417 14 17
8 67
6 67
90
870
t c
6 67
8 67
777
7 90
fi67
b67
7 77
792
RevT lork Cotton
Open Hlfcl 1ih Clos
AugiHt 713 7 15 711 7 1
September 7PJ 7 20 7 15 7 1
October 710- 7 724 725
December 73 7 31 7i 729
w
MAIlltIA 1 LAKHS IMPtltU I1IOOU
Crocs Tasteless Chill Tunic euro Malaria
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT
Uliolennlc Provision
Crnln
Mnrket etimtnlloim In Full
BALTIMORE July 31 Following are
todays quotations In the local wholesale
provision and grain markets
Wheat Stock ln elevators 1910622 bus
With freer receipts and a good dem ind
the market for Southern ruled firm and
prices were l4c a bushel higher In sympa
tic with the improved feeling in Western
Graded lots brought 734c for No 2 red
040 for steamer No 2 red and GGVtC for
rejected One cargo bold at 4c under
these prices S imple lots as to quality
and condition brought 61c trc 06c ISc
and 71c
Western wheat opened steady Augut
71itl4c ronlgn markets were all
lower French being lc down while spec
ulative on this bide were unsettled be
tween strength frehncoarsc grains and
Northwest belling August was in de
mand early 714c being bid but later
some free selling occufred at 71c from
which there was n to Cash
sold early at 71c and ieplcmDer ln a small
at 72c Offerings qf wheat were not
large while demand was steady through
out Private cables steady but demand
rather iiuiet Market cI6sed easier Spot
July 71c bid 714c asked August 71cbd
ilsC asked September1 71c bid 7I4c
asked Sales 1000 spot 71c luO000 Au
gust 71c r000 Seiltembtr i2c Settling
price contract ilc No 3 red 67Vic
htcamer No 2 red C74ev
Com Stock In elevators 340977 bus Re
ceipts of Southern were very small con
sisting of one parcel white the eiuallty
ot which was rather inferior and the of
ferings bold by sample at 60c The market
ruled about steady and prime Jellow
nitwit if here would have brought GStl
Mic Cob quiet at i70ii275 er bbl for
carload lots price yellow on spot
v Cbtern corn was dull and firmer
There was no attempt to sell a quantity
during any time and as demand was
limited there was only a nominal mar
ket No corn is being secured in the In
terior and export demand remains at a
standstill Private cables dull and
much out of line Market closed steady
Spot July 56c bid August 5CV4c bid
September 5740 bid Settling price mix
ed 56c Steamer mixed 65c
Flour Market was quiet Western
Super J230fi255 Western Extra 233f
290 Western Family H15W3 30 Winter
Patents i3 553 70 Spring Patents J3M
4 10 Spring Straights Si75ti3 85 Spring
Bakers J2 90ij3 10 Baltimore Best Pat
ents t4 45 Baltimore High grade Family
125 Baltimore High grade Extra J395
Baltimore Choice Tamil 370 Mar land
Virginia and Pennsjlvanla Super 2300
2 55 Mar land Virginia and Pennsjlvn
nia Extra 15290 Maryland Virginia
and Pennsjlvanla Famll 315ff3 30 City
Mills Super 122502SO ltio Extra 3 EOs
3 75 Hj e Hour medium to choice J290JJ
Oats The market was firm Stock In
elevators 203513 bus white Np 2 43I3S44c
do No 3 421i43c do No 4 40ff41c do
ungraded 40iftiHc mixed No 2 41Mj42c
do No 3 405i4lc do No 4 wirintic tin-
gl deled 59S442C
Jtie The market was firm Stock in
elevators 26J90 bus No 2 nearby ln car
lots 53c No 3 rye 51c No 4 rve 4c
No 2 Western rje 51c ln export ele
vator
Ha Market firm No 1 timothy 16
No 2 15il5 50 No 3 13 50idl No 1
clover mixed 14I14 50 No 2 clover
mlxid 1250iiU No 1 clover 12112 50
No 2 clover IOfU no grade hay S10
Straw Market was quiet No 1 straight
rje old HQUM tangled rje blocks
old 919 50 wheat 0 oat straw 389
Mill feed Market was steady Winter
bran as to Weight lCi17 60 spring bran
in 2iJ lb sacks 18018 50 do In 100 lb
sacks 18 50019 Western middling in
bulk 16017 City Mills middling steady at
19 a ton
Grain freights The market was quiet
Liverpool per bus 2d August London
per qr Is 9dfils lOKd August Glasgow
Is August Belfast ls Cd August Bris
tol 2s 3d August Dublin ls 6d August
Lcith Is 9d August Cork 2b 3d August
Denmark 2s 3d August picked ports ls
9d August Antwerp 2s August Rot
terdam 2s August Bremen 45 pfgs Au
gust Hamburg Is 104d August
Butter The market ls firm Creamery
separator extra 22c extra first 21c
creamery first 19020c creamery imita
tion extra ISc Iowa and Northwest
ern ladle extra 16c do extra first 14015c
Western store packed 12014c Ohio rolls
first lv016c second li014c West Vir
ginia rolls first 14015c second 12014c
Elgin creamerv prints 4 Ib 23g2Sc do
1 lb 2Zc do 2 lb 22021c Mar land and
Pennsylvania creamery prints 4 Ib Wit
Jx do 1 lb 23024c do 2 lbs 22023c
Eggs The market Is steady Strictly
fresh 13c Western 13e
Fish crabs and clams Market was
elull Bluefish per lb 203c crocus per
sugar bbl 203 rock boiling per lb 120
15c do medium per lb Sc do pan per
lb 506c white perch large per lb 120
15c do medium per lb 8010c perch el
low per lb large do medium 20
3c pompanos per lb 606c sheepshead
per lb 8010c star or butter fish per bbl
304 mackerel bay per lb large 60Sc
grey trout per bbl large 305 do per bbl
small 1 50 flounders per ib 405c stur
geon per lb dressed 10c do skin on
per lb 8c tailors per lb large 4c do
small lVic catfish per lb 3c green pike
native per lb S01OC7 snappers per lb 310
4c clams white tier 100 21030c hard
crabs per flour bbit 75c0l 00 do per su
gar bbl 1 Oufil 25 toft crabs per dozen
best stock 50060c do poor to fair 15025c
Green fruits and vegetables Market
firm Apples Eastern Shore Maryland
and Virginia per bbl fancj 20002 50
do per bbl common small 101 25 do per
4 bbl has 40075c do per bus box 40060c
1h tts native per bunch l4tfi2c black
berries Eastern Shore per qt Itochelle
405c do Eastern Shore per quart
Wilsons 6c do wild 340Jc do
Rappahannock per bucket 2o035c do
Patuxent per bucket 300 t5c cabbage
native per 100 flat Dutch 244 canta
loupes Anne Arundel gems per basket
30050c do native- large per 100 506
carrots native per bunch l402c corn
Rappahannock per doz 406c do East
ern Shore Marvland per doz 508c
do native per doz 8012c cucumbers I
Anne Arundel per pe ach basket 1502Cc
currantb New- York per 8 lb has 15c I
do per 4 lb has 801fic eggpl ints Anne
Arundel per bis 65075c huckleberries j
Histirn Shore Mil per quart 607c do
Eastern Shore Mar land and Virginia
per bucket 35040c onions R ippahannock
per H bbI has 60063c do Rappahannock 1
ir full bbl 1 5O0L6O do Eastern Shore
Virginia per 4 bbl basket GO0Jc
do Marj land and Pennsjivanla yel
low per bus 50055c peaches
and Virginia per box ordinary j
251i5oc do Mar land and Virginia perl
boa good Ojc01 do Marjl ind nnd Vir
ginia per Ins ordinary 15025c elo I
Maryl ind and Vlrginl i per has good 400
60c do Giorgn per 6 bis carrier 75c0 j
1 50 do South Carolnn per carrier 75c0
150 pears Manning Eliz ibeth per bis
4frvic do Georgia Le Conte per bbl I
27503 pineapples Florida per crnte as i
to size ft3 25 plums Eastern Snore qt
Jc squash Anne Arundel per basket
15w20c tomatoes Potomac per
carrier 40075c elo per C bisket cirrler
30050c do per piach basket 20025c do I
Itiippahauupck per pent h basket 20025c
do pr2 hasket carrier JO05OC do East
ern Shore Virgin i per carrier 40075c
do Anne Arundel per basket 30050c
watermelons per 100 selects JlSp M do
prlmis 12015 do small I301t I
Groceries Raw sugar is steady refined
quiet Ier 10o lb lots Grauul iteil 1
55 55 cut loaf 6 05 Kei stone A 5 20
jellow sugars 15004 70 Molases N
O St Clare fee Klngsland 34c
N O 26c St Vincent P It 25c
St Johns P R 19c No 12 Sugar House
18c Sjrups The market was steady
Gold Medal 27c King Vaniln 29c
ltock Candy Drips 27c Gilt Edge 21c
Corn 22c No 12 17c Tea wns firm Hy
son superior to fine 2S032c choice to
choicest 42016c uncoiored Japan new
crop finest 31033c choice to choicest
22011c extra choice 46c Oolong Amoy
nnd ruchovv new crop finest 400 4c
choice to ehoieest etrn finest 3O04UC
Potatoes The market was firm White
nut Norfolk per bbl No 1 2503 75 do
No 2 20250 do culN 1 5001 75 do
York River per bbl No 1 3250350 do
culls nnd bcconds 1 500250 do Rappa
hannock per bbl Rose 3 2513 50 do
Eistirn Shore Murjlinl per bbl 3 250
3 50 do Virginia per bbl 3 2503 50 na
tive bus box 1 1501 0 bweits new
North Carolina per bbl 405 do Eastern
Shore Virginl 1 per bbl 4 5005
Poultr Market is stead Old fowls
lWilOV e pir lb spHng thickens 1201V
roosters 20Oc apecC7 ducks 809c pir
Ib
Green coffee quiet No 1 Ilio
grade 505 c
Itoiisttd coirte Marlfet steady Bulk
roasted cfftee Pure JnVliilVcMaracaibo
2111c pure Lngujyfu 214c pure Santos
ISA African Jav i l lte Hio blend 17fcc
Peaberry mixture 17c pure Moch 1 29 c
Jaa Mocha blend 2c These cofTtes
are in fancv brgs jVaf er llned If packed
In cans or tubs to higher
Packiigi brands 1 C 101 lb cases
lie fO lli cases lll IOc so lb c ises
112 10c Lion cofTee ln 10O b lots lOfoc
in ro lb lots 0 7Sq
Cotton Market rulct middling Sc
strlctl low iniildlmg c low mlddl ns
71sc Stock in Baltimore 2W1 bales
XOCAI BUSINESS NOTES
Clt nml stiliiirliriii nnil Metropolitan
InterrM Hue Tmln
Much Intercs Is felt among business
men generally over the question If the
Interest pnvment will be made on the
bonds of the Metropolitan Railway and
the Clt and Suburbin Railway due to
da Ihe bonds are both 5 per cent Is
sues and in each case a semi annual pay
ment Is due amounting to 43750 and
1650 respective No official statement
has been made regarding the matter and
in view ot the fnct that the Washington
Traction and Electric Company which
controls both rallwas did not pay the
interest on its own bonds a few months
ago some fear as to the present pa
ments naturally his arisen A further
fact which adds to the uncertainty In the
situation is that the City and Suburban
Company did not eurn its fixed charges
last car A friend of the Washington
Traction Compan who is usually well
Informed regarding its affairs made the
positive statement esterday that the in
terest will be paid on both Issues toelay
that In fact the Interest checks have
been made out already The street gen
erally considered this information satis
factory but there nre still some conserva
tive people who doubt If the City and
Suburban Interest will be paid Among
these people there seems to be a disposi
tion to separate the City and Suburban
from the Metropolitan on the theory that
the Washington Traction Company docs
not care so much for its control of the
one as It docs for Its ownership of the
other
The local stock marKet yesterday was a
trllle less dull than ln recent sessions
There was a good bulng of Lanston
Monotpe 150 shares changing hands at
ll s and 200 shares at 14 The same in
terest that has been the chief purchaser
of the stock recently was again ln evi
dence though it did not absorb all the
stock taken yesterday A small block of
Washington Market also changed hands
at 14
The continued rather heavy buying of
1 aniUmi Is either the cause or the result
of various more or less Interesting rumors
regarding developments ln Lanston af
falis it Is stated for Instance that
one party within the past few months has
bought 10000 shares of the stock for In
vestment and the people that circulate
this story suggest that such a latge pur
chase would hard be made ln the dark
The talk of the deal for the consolida
tion of the lanston the Mergcnthaler
and the Monollne companies is also circu
lated industriously but as far as this
story Is concerned officers of the Mer
gcnthaler have stated positively recently
that no such deal is ln contemplation
1 hey suggest that other concerns mnj be
plnnnlng a combination but that the
Mergenthaler his no desire or intention
of joining such a dcaL A letter was re
celveel lu this city 11 day or two ago from
one of the prominent directors of the
Mergenthaler Company In which any such
deal was explicitly denied
THE SEABOARD MEETING
The Directornte Increniieil From
Elirlit t Twelve Members
BALTIMOPE July 31 At a meeting
of the directors of the Seaboard Air Line
Rallw ay held here- today the b -laws of
the company were amended and the board
Increased from fight to twelve The
meeting was called to assemble In New
York but owing to lack of a quorum
the directors who gathered there came to
Baltimore and the- necessary number was
secured Following are the four directors
chosen James M Barr of Portsmouth
Va F R emberton of New York E
B Addison of Richmond Va and George
W Watts of Durham N C
Mr Barr Is first vice president and
general manager of the sjstem and has
full charge of Its operation It was un
derstood that he would be elected a di
rector when his selection as first vice
president was arranged Mr Pemberton
is of the New York banking- htftise of
Pemberton A- McAdoo This firm has been
a liberal supporter of Seaboard Interests
and with its Influential financial condi
tions represents large holdings of Sea
board securities
Mr Addison It vice president of the Virginia-Carolina
Chemical Company which
Is a K0000000 combination controlling
many fertilizer chemical and cottonseed
oil factories in the South He Is a man
of wealth and has been one of the most
substantial hackers of the Seaboard
Mr Watts is one of the wealthiest men
In the South He Is a former Baltlmorcan
He located In Durham N C about thirty
vrars ago and became a- partner ln the
firm of Duke Sons Co The four new
directors are all conspicuous as active
and successful men The other members
of the board are John faxelton Williams
of Richmond William F Cochrane of
Yonkers N Y C Shepard of New
Haven Oswego County N Y James H
of Richmond Va J W Mld
dendorlf William A Marburg S Davies
Warflelil and Robert C Davidson of
Baltimore
DEATHS IN THE DISTKICT
Incrcnne lii Front Heist
Strciki mill IlhniiNtliin
There were 137 deaths In the District
elurine the week ended on Saturday last
as compared with 133 ln the previous
week Of the decedents 71 were white
representing a death rate of ID 27 and CG
coioreel death rate S3 16 The annual
death rate fcr all deaths was 25 56 per
thousand Mortality from diseases of the
brain and nervous system excluding that
from heat stroke ilecreaseet from 16 to 11
and from dlarrhoeal complaints from Oi to
45 Compared with the nst report deaths
of children under five jears old declined
from W to 45 and of inrants under one
jear old from 57 to ZS There were elsht
fatal cases of tjphoid fever three of
whooping cough one of measles Deaths
classed under the head of violence num
bered eleven of which eight were from
heat prostration and three accidental one
being by drowning one by fall and one
bv belnj crushed bj falling pile of lum
ber
At tin- close of last report there were
eigiit cases of diphtheria in epjirintlne
During the vveik three new cases occurred
and none discharged Iwiving eleven under
treatment In eight premises
Of scarlet fever there were eleven cases
In Uirantine at the close of last report
During the week three new cases were
reported and there having been none dls
ch irged left fourtee n in isol itlon In seven
premises
Ihe mean weather conditions prevalent
during the week were temperature of the
atmosphere 73 degrtes relative humidity
W nnd barometer 23 SS The rainfall was
23 of an Inch witli southerlj winds ave
raging live miles per hour Maximum of
the thermometer 91 degrees on the ath
and minimum 01 degrees on the 27th
The following were the deaths classified
according to their causes Apoplexy 4
bronchitis 1 consumption 15 convul
sions j dlirrhoia elisiases 32 dis eases
of brain 3 diseases of heart 3 diseases
of kidncvB S in illguint growths 5
measles 1 meningitis 3 pneumonia 4
tsphold fe ver 8 whooping cough 3 mis
cellaneous 32 Insolation a total 137
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OS HEAL ESTATE IX D a
NO DELAY DHOSD EXAUINATION OF TTTIX
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1003 F Street
TROUBLES OF THE PAINTERS
Recent IlcttorfH IleKurillnfir Mount
eruoii Afineitiltli 1711S Denied
The trouble which was reported to have
been settled with the painters at Wlllards
Hotel building corner of Fourteenth
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue this
city ls not as vet completely adjusted at
least not so far as the Knights of Labor
are concerned
Thomas Sheahan of 321 D Street south
west who as business agent for the
painters local assembly No 1733 of the
Knights of Labor denies the statement
that the members of that organization
have become separated from the Knights
of Labor Mr Sheahan states that Local
Assembly 1798 Is at the present time and
has been for nearly twenty years past
Affiliated and In good standing with the
Knights of Labor and comprises In Its
membershlfalmost all the painters of this
city and ls looked upon by every em
ployer as the recognized painters union
of this city It is also recognized as such
by all the building trades
The attempt being made to discredit
the members of Mount Vernon Assembly
No 179S said Mr Sheahan ls the work
of some few former members of this
union who are being assisted by some of
the former officials of the Knights of La
bor but their efforts will have no effect
as every union man knows well of the
standing of this organization There are
thirt flve shops employing painters In
this city who employ exclusively the mem
bers of Mount Vernon Assembly No 17SS
Knights of Labor Among the lirms are
Thomas A Brown J A Carr Co W
M Cleland Coomes S Co A H McGhan
Jesse Mann II T Mnrkvvard George
Plitt George E Russell George A
C A Maidens J A Glenn M
Holtzman I Andrews G IV Miller
Kmmart Quartley L A Dieter Mlck
um McGee W V Tuckey Ilalssle
Clow Richards II D Larkln Co G
A Haslup XV L Morris Sort Reid
Lerch John Breen J Is Henderson
B Moses Sons R L Piepenbring J E
Battentield James D Finch R IV Hen
derson II J Long
John Parsons of New York City Gen
eral Ma ter Workman of the Knights of
Labor who Is In Washington on business
connected with the order when seen ves
terday In reference to this matter said
This talk about Mount Vernon Assem
bly No 17SS being expelled from the
Knights of Labor is false as there i no
more loval assembly In the country than
Mount Vernon and the members are ln
good standing with the order of the
Knights of Labor and are so recognized
b every Knight of Labor as well as by
cvery other union man The members of
this assembly are emplojed In every shop
ln Washington and how the question
could be raised about their unionism ls
more thin I can understand the member
ship of this assemblj being more than 500
and comprising all the experienced men
of the trade
This attempt to Interfere with Mount
Vernon Assembly Is well known to em
anate from those whe have been discred
ited themselves in the Knights of Labor
and who are seemng to noui on to tneir
former positions bv injuring tne standing
of legitimate organizations like Mount
Vernon Assembly But in this they will
fail as no honest emploer will pay any
uttentlon to them nnd their methods Vou
may say that Mount Vernon Assembly
No 179 ls In good standing In the
Knights of Labor und nn statement to
the contrary is false as any responsible
empiojer of painters In this city will tes
tify to the unionism of the members and
oisrv oriranizeel building trade r cognizes
them as union men I can assure ou
they are In good standing as Knights of
Labor
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These Clostns Performances rnnovmced the Most
Enjoyable of the Successful Seaton
CHASES SIISICVL COMEDY STOCK COMPAN
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A DAY AND A NIGHT
All thf Popular TtrorfM In the Hij Cut
riaytra Lnrtti for Their Origi
nal Jstuprwloa Prodiietloik
F a--1-- f ami 50c Lat Manners Thursday
in J 5c
Dont Thrsr I t Creat Chance ol the
Tl eatneat Year
EXCLUSIOifS
Chesapeake Beach
THE SALT WATER RESORT
ON THE BAY
HALEYS FULL CONCERT BAND
Trains Leaie District Line Statioi
Week Dais 10 SO a m 2 JO p m 5 00 p m
Sucdars 0SO 10 30 ami US0 a a 30 310
515 and 745 p m
Returning Leave tne Beaci
Week Dara 330 7 an 10 p m l
trandara 2 3 8 8 and 10 p m
Onlv 50c Round Trip
Columbia electric cars bearlnc red sijrns roa
through to District Lin station without trans
fer
Free Vaudeville
Ercrjr night week July 23 by well known artists
Fitra attraction VeiinesilaT July 31 ROOSTER
DASCE
Columbia Pleasure Park
Terminus Columbia It R
Chautauqua Beach
Formtiiy Bay Ridge Round Trip 50c
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BuiMinnr lot for ale and ttnts for rent
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Str Charles Macaleatcr leave at 10 a m
290 and 6 30 p m Indian Head trips erer f
crenlnfi Sundays excepted at 630 p in
Sunda 11 a4m 230 and 630 p m
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This question is eaailj nettled by connsltli
our lainircr wine UtU of the best
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Orange fne and Raspberry Syrup Dehciou
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COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO
613 F Street NW
WHAT IS FAIRER
Than a strafgM business proposition to lend 70a
money to help you out of dlfflcuUlest If you
bare Furniture Piano or other good security
we can help you ovt and the terms will be mads
to suU your ccn renience In payin Call to see
us and get at the bottom of our business methods
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T07 G ST N W
ROOil 8 First Floor Rear Opp Patent Office
LOANS OF 10
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At lowest rates and on the 4ar you apply W
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plaiS hhich maJcts the cost of carrylns loans
much less than ycu pay elsewhere and allows you
to pay it off In any sued notes you desire run
nine from one to twelre mnnths If you have a
loan with tome ether company we will pay it
off and adrance you more money If desired Rates
cheerfully given and no cost to you unless loaa
Is made Call and get rates Front room fine
floor
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625 r st N w
FURNITURE PIANOS c
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If you need money give is a
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terms as to repayment of lotrt
linilCY and the Boods will be left la
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Our rates will please you as
UDIJEY thev are the lowest and our
mUllLI method of loaning Is the best
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Washington Mortgage Loan Co
610 F 10
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OV FUIlMTUItE PIANOS ETC
without rin OTkl from jour possession nj in an
arciunt from flO to 500 Cur rates are th
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Loans made vcithln tores hours from the tim
jou spply He loan for the Interest onlj and
do not want jour cooor so jou need hare no
fear ot losing them Our offices sre up on tha
fifth floor an ay Irom the street and are so ar
ranged that w can ensure strictest priracy Drop
In and ret our rates
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Ko 030 F ST EAR STH KW
Room 71 Atlantic Buildice
Tale Elevator to Filth Floor
SALARY
Loans to honest errplojes Think of iti We
loan money upon notea without lecuritj ot
any kind
It Will Cost You Nothing
To eall and allow us to quietly explan why
sre can save jcu money It jou want money
ouick see us today No delar Honey
waiting Courteous ticatment altrajs We
want Tour trade iou want our moner
Thats enoiurh to make the deal We loan
money on Furniture Pianos etc abo at
reasonable rates
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO
6Q2 F Street N W
HERB IS jour opportunity to procure a lean
on jour furniture or piano from a prrrate party
at a low rate Addre s B0C 190 this office
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Money to tenet on furniture and
pluiiox lonvat rate SI VSTER3 t
CO Ilooui 31 Wariler bulltllnc
1 VIONTlli TO WAX OV APPROVED COLLAT
1 UAL No delay CIIARLKS A D VKER Rooms
10 and II Uetierott Buildinr HIO F St
J10NEY LOINED salaried people and reull mer
chants upon their own names without security
easy pajments T0I1IAN Room 13 K 01l 1
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HONEY TO LOAN at 34 to 5 per cent ln sums
of 11000 to tlOWO on D C real estate pay off
5 and rj per cent mortises and begin anew all
transactions conducted with economical consecra
tion for borrowers Nil II SAUNDERS 4 CO
1107 F st nw
WALL rAIUIt
A VNTH O rooms to paper Z down C V
Ill IL 87 C w nv ml a
MI1 TIIK PU1L is out of Ihe city for the
summer it a good time to hate the iioue ia
prid W ore experts in this branch of tha
lirinrss kIo the work anMiralls and cleanly
lior mi ipercd i up F O OLTE Si Oth Jt
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