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National State and
City Bank
THERE’S ONLY ONE WAY—SAVEI
You will never be independent as long as you have to work (or anybody else,
and you can’t start any business of your own without money, btart to-day.
Open a Savings Account with what money you, have—and add to it regularly
each week. The 3 per cent, interest we pay will help your account to grow.
Be independent.
3 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Savings Accounts, Compounded Every Sx Months
OFFICERS:
WM. H. PALMER, President.
JNO. S. ELLETT, Vice-President.
WM. M. HILL, Vice-President.
J. W. SINTON, Vice-President.
JULIEN H. HILL, Cashier.
E. B. Addison,
James II. Anderson,
J. L. Antrim.
Junes D. Crump,
John S. Ellett,
DIRECTORS:
A. R. Ellerson,
Joseph M. Fourqurean,
Horace S. Hawes,
William M. Hill,
S. H. Hawea,
Edward C. Mayo,
Edwin A. Palmer,
William H. Palmer,
Granville G. Valentine,
Stewart M. Woodward.
CAPITAL, $1,000,000. SURPLUS, $600,000.
TheBroad-StreetBank
has purchased the business and pood will of the Broad Street Branch of the
Bank of Richmond, located at 303 East Broad Street, and has taken charge and
is prepared to extend to all of its customers every facility consistent with good
banking.
THE BROAD STREET BANK HAS A CAPITAL OF
$200,000.00
SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS
$110,000.00
W. M. HABILSTON,
President.
Ben P. Alsop,
Leon Dettlebach,
T. H. Ellett,
H. F. Grlmmell,
Andrew M. Glover,
OFFICERS:
J. W. ROTHERT,
Vice-President.
JOHN G. WALKER,
Second- Vice- President.
ANDREW M. GLOVER,, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
W. M. Habllston,
I. H. Kaufman,
Raphael Levy.
G. W. Minter,
John Murphy,
W. S. Rhoads,
J. W. Rothert,
Julian W. Tyler,
John G. Walker,
B. Rand Wellford.
The Broad Street Bank has given out the contract for the erection of a hand
some and commodious banking building at its present location.
The entire business of the Broad Street Bank will be conducted at 303 Last
Broad Street until the completion of their new building.
e*
PRODUCE MARKET
CROWS MORE FIRM
>ol and Bright WeatherSalurdnj
Brings Cheerful Outlook for
Commission Merchants.
Bright and cool weather Saturday
after a «ee< ot rain and Intense
humidity brought a much more firm
tone to the Cary street produce mar
ket and commission merchants say
that If these favorable conditions con
tinue until next week business will be
booming. For the past week the
market has been dull and life less,
but when Saturday dawned clear
there war a noticeably Increased bustle
in Cary street.
There were practically no changes
Saturday morning In the quotations
which held .Friday. But neverthe
less. business was brisk and the gen
eral outlook Is cheerful.
Fruit continue* to arrive In large
quantities and with a light demand
makes for a weak market
Hanover county watermelons of fait
quality are Just beginning to come In.
Thev are later this year than has ever
been known. The good melons will
hardly begin to be shipped from this
famous section until the latter part of
next week at least.
small
.IT
.11
22
. . 12
valves, ‘ — -
Umbi. spring, per lb.. •• *
Cattle, fair tie prtme^peMj^ 3
covnmr *aco»_
Hams, well-smoked, small
Hama ' wall smoked, large
lb.
Sides, well smoked, per lb 1*
Shoulders, well smoked, lb IS
HIDES.
Dry Salt! per lb.
Dry Flint, per lb.
Green, per lb. .........
Green fcit^pdr lb.
Green, demkged. per lb .
0
to
« l*
to 12
# 31
to lo
a 40
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
Richmond. Vs., Aug. 20, 1*10.
Chicken*, choice, large.
per lb.
Chickens, choice,
pbr lb. .. .... ■ • •
Chickens, choice, medium..
Hens, pdr lb. ..
Roosters, each . •
Geese, fet and large. each
Geeae. small, each.*»
Ducks, large, young, per
lb.
Ducks, small, young, per
lb ...11
BOGS.
Crates, nearby, fre*h laid
Crates, other sections
Guinea Eggs.
Choice, family packed ..
Merchants' fair, per lb..
DIVE STOCK.
Veals, choice to fancy, per
Veais, poor to fair, per ili ®
Calves, runners, per lb.... 4
. .23
. .20
IS
C-,-,> I . , V' I , ,
to 14
to is
to 23
to 23
o
s
21
22
21 O SS
„ . WOOle .
i. tub-w»»he*..
lb .**
Bright, No. 1, tub-washed.
Jb .**
rhniM. unwashed, free at.
O
9
Durrs .31
Choice. unwashed. lightly
burry .1*
Choice, unwashed, medium
burry .I*
Choice. unwashed. eery *
burry .1*
Merino .10
9
9
9
9 11
■TKi'tm
reaches. Virginia, per
carrier . 75
Pears, per bbL .1 50
Apples, sound. per
bbl. 1 00
Damsons per * basket
carrier .1 00
Damsons, per 10 lb. baa 25
9 1 15
9 2 00
9 1 00
if? 1 15
0 30
VEWrTAMI.ES.
Onions dry. per bbl. .1 15
Rotate**. new. No. 1.
j per bbl...
Potatoes, new, No. 3,
, per bbl. . *5
Beeswax, per lb. 1*
9 2 50
9 1 15
0 1 00
0
COTTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND tTYE STOCK MARKET.
(Sales at I'nlon Stock Yards.)
Richmond. Vs, August 10. 1910
Report of the live stock market for
the week ending August 15.
Receipts—Cattle. 166 head; calves,
1*6 head; sheep and lambs, 917 head,
hogs. 194 heads.
Rest steers. 5**0 6c.; no extra One
cattle here; medium to good. 4 4s cl
5 He., common to fair, 49 4 He.; ^eiil
heifers. 5.40; medium to good. 5 0 0He.,
common to fair. 4H 0**40.; best cows,
4Hc.; medium to good, 3H0 4 He.; com
mon to fair, 2 H 0 * Hc.. bull*. Ki S
3He; calves, 6 9 7c., extra, 7 H 9 »c
Cows and calves, *200 53.00 per head
Best lambs. 57c., medium to good,
»H9*Hc.; common to fair, 4HffoHc.,
best hogs, »c.; medium to good, aboul
<H9*Hc.; sows and stags. ■ 0 sc
on
BALTIMORE. Aug. 20.—Stock
the wharves: , ...
Calves—The market Is steady, with
choice fat veals In demand and. receipt*
light. We quote: Choice, light veal
ngnt. quuio. ■ -
tier lb. 9®9Hc.; good veal, per lb
7H®*H; large and tat. per head. *109
15. rough, thin calves, per head, »*»
10. Choice calvee from nearby polnu
b>ghe<jp"nd3 Lambs—Fair Injuiry foi
choice stock. We quote; Choice sheep
per lb. fat. 3H® 4c.; good, per head
*192.50; Interior do. 76c®$1.60; OW
bucks, per, Ib, jrH«*CL. accordtow u
quality and condition. Spring lambs
choice, fat. 5W®6c. per lb.; Inferlot
and poor, thin lambs range lower, say
alaiut 5o per lb
CHICAGO. ILL.. August 2*.—Cattls—
Receipts 2.5*0 head. Market .irons
to shade up. Beeves, $4.7*96.35
Texas streer. $3.60 9 5.70; We.t»n
steers. $4 9 6.66; Stockers and feederi
$49116* cows and hetferi. $2.50 9 6.40
calves, $6.5*9 *6* Hogs—Receipt)
17,00* head. Market steady. Mlxei
$7.1095-76. heavy. $7.6*0*.*6: rough
$7.(007.$6^ good to choloe heavy. $7.5,
91,45; pigs. $6.4096.90, bulk of sales
1108 30 *8heep—Receipts, JOM hsad
Marks', steady. Natives. $2.6094.35
Western. $1.75 9 4.55; yearling. *000
6.70; lambih native, $«.769*.*5, West
ers. $4.789*-*6
NBW YORK. August 10.—Beeves
Market Higher. Steers. }6.**9*.*6
bulls. $*.*694.0*: cows. CM***.«6
western heifers. $6. Dressed beef slo*
native "side's*,’*912c. Texas do.. 79pc
Calves—Market higher. Veale, $1.6*0
XL**; common, western *6; butter
milks, nominal City dreseed veals
Ufetttkfc*
inai. vhj orwj»»
oauntry dressed, *f l*e
V:i V, . «> ,:tiv . Uh i ‘f J&MsMfi
6 ' it
Sheep and L»mb«—Bhwp steady,
lamhs. 106 25c. lower; about all aolj
Sheep. *36 4.60; "culls, $2-50; lamb*.
■HU*:
VAVAL STORES.
i SAVANNAH, August JO.—Spirit* tur
! pontine firm. 6S*»c.; aale*. 3*2 cask*
i raceipta. 1.2*7: shipments. 302; stock*
! 14.102. Ro»ln firm: sales. 2,200 brl*.
’ reoript*. 3.100; shipments, 2.0*0
• took*. *0,105. M> quote B. *5.40; 1)
*05 45: T. *5.45. F, *\*0; O, *5*0; H
| *5.SO; I. $5 90.' K, *0.00; M. **.05; N
*0.25; window glass. **.30; *at«r whit<
i *6.35.
CHARLESTON. Auguit 20—Turpen
tino quiet. 69A»c. Roain quiet; A. H
C„ *5*0; D. *5,45; E. *S-*0; F, **.20
G. *5 75; H. **.»•. t. **.*•; K, **.»*
M {(.00; X, $6.05; window glass
*6,00; water white. *6.20.
WILMINGTON. Aurust 20.—Splrlti
turpentine steady, «»Uc.. receipt*. 3
cask*. Rosin steady, *5.00. receipt*
290 brls. Tar firm. *2.50; receipts. 6
brl*. Crude turpentine Arm. * 3.€
*5 00 and *5.60; receipts. 2* brla.
.6
9.5
16.0
RICHMOND TOBACCO MAHKBT.
Richmond, Va., August 20, 1»1<
Brights—Market continue* quiet bu
Arm with fair receipts. Dark Tobace
— Reordered.—Market continue* qute
at unchanged prices. Receipt* and ol
faring* very light. Sun-Cured—-Noth
log doing Season oV*r. Quotation
“Trows shjppino— reordered
Lugs .* *-50 tt *
Short I^eat . * 00 tt
Long Leaf .lH.Oo ©■
BRIGHTS.
SMOKERS—Common * 7,00
Medium . #00
Fine . 2*-0»
CUTTERS—Common .. 11.00
Medium .1J00
Fine . lf-00
Fancy . 1J'0°
FILLERS—Common ... 8.00
Medium . 11.00
Good . 12.50
Fine . 1«00
WRAPPERS—Common 15.00
Medium . 1*00
Good . 26 00
Fine . 92.60
Fancy . 40.00
SUN-CURED.
Lugs, common to good. 5.00
Lugs, good to prime..,. 8.00
Short Leaf . 10.00
1-owg ..{eat ,,.1100
Wrappers .15.00
Primings . 1-00
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8.5
11.0
13.0
12.5
14.6
18.0
20.0
10.0
12.0
12.5
16.0
17.0
*0.0
80.(1
*7.5
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9.5
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond. Va.. August 20. ltli
Wholesale Qvotatteaa as Ckasga
Car Lota
WHEAT_
No. 2 red Western.. tt 1.06
No. 2 rod Virginian
No. 3 red . 1.02
Steamer .. »*
Virginia (bag >lota).. 30
Virginia (bag lots)
for seed .
CORN—
No. 2 white .
No. 3 white .
No. 2 mixed . 72
No. * mixed --
Virginia (bag lota)
OATtt—
No. 2 mixed .
No. 3 mixed .
No. 2 white ----
No. * white -
Winter sed .
R^sT* (ear lots)....
No. S (car lots)
tt
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1.05
1.04
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73
72
71
71
73
J91
40
41
40
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Capital, $1,200,000.00 Surplus, $600,000.
: j
The Largest Capital of Any Bank in the State
Confidence is the foundation upon which all successful enterprises are
built. The extent of bank confidence depends upon its management.
We append names of officers and directors for your consideration.
Accounts of firms and individuals
solicited with the promise of absolute
satisfaction. Every consistent cour
tesy will be extended.
(O/WUlBeMowdon
/^Savings Accounts
The Officers Are the Following:
W. M. ADDISON, Cashier.
, „ ■ O. S. MORTON, \
W. M. HABILSTON, President. w H SLAUGHTER, /
JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS,]I Vice-Presidents. JOHN TYLER, Assistant Cashiers.
WILLIAM T. REED, /1C H. A. WILLIAMS, \
JAS. M. BALL, Jr., /
The Following Are the Directors.
E. B. ADDISON,
GEO. L. CHRISTIAN,
H. THEO. ELLYSON,
W. M. HABLISTON,
]AS. A. MONCURE,
WM. T. REED,
S. W. TRAVERS,
JOHN SKELTON WILLIAMS,
T. C. WILLIAMS, JR.,
B. P. ALSOP,
T. A. CARY,
W. P. GLINN,
E.C. LAIRD,
WM. NORTHROP,
J. W. ROTHERT,
| JAS. G. TINSLEY,
F. D. WILLIAMS,
E. L. BEMISS,
T. H. ELLETT.
! EPPA HUNTON,
R. H. LINDSEY,
CARL NOLTING,
R. G. RENNOLDS,
B. RAND WELLFORD,
i JNO. T. WILSON,
TONE IS STEADIER ;
1 STOCK MARKET
1 1
Initial Losses Are Nearly All Re
covered by Rally—Irregular
When Trading Begins.
|
NEW YORK. Aug. 20.—After a good j
deal of Irregularity and many mixed '
change* at the opening and In the j
early trading to-day, the stock market |
' assumed a steadier tone, and where
i Initial losses had been sustained they
; were In a great measure recovered be- I
’ fore the first quarter of an hour.
After recessions In the first few
minutes, the market displayed a
stronger tone at the snd of the first
hour, price* generally ranging frac
tionally above FYiday s close.
Government bonds unchanged, other
- bonds steady
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
: r. m.
Americas Bast Sugar. 344
Am. Agr. Cham. Co. . ***< Wi
Allia-Cbalmera. #
Allin-Chambera, pfd.. *3
' Amalgamated CopperAils 654
I A marl nan Caa. *4 *4
] Ymerieen Caa. pfd. <*4
American Car A Fdy. *9 49
American Car * Fdy. pfd. 110
I Americas Cotton Oil......:. «14 <114
; Americas Loeomotim. 36 *54
j American locomotive, pfd....... 103
< American Smelting. 8*4 6S4
, ' American Sugar. 119
Amar. Tef. and Tal. Co. 1344
1 j American Tobacco, com.
. AmericanTobacoo. pfd.. 93
j Anaconda Copper. 404
I Atlantic Coaat line. ... 113
• ! Baltimore and Ohio. 1054 1044
t : Brooklyn Rapid Tranait. 764 77
! Chesapeake and Ohio.
j Chtcafo Omit Weetera.
CkJe-MH. and St, Paul.
i Chi. and North wax am.
C. O. W.. pfd.
Central Leather..
Colorado Fuel and Iron..
Colorado and Southern.
I Colo, and Sooth.. IX pfd.
j Col. and South., Id pfd.
I CooaoBdatad Qaa.
! Delaware and Hudeoa.
| Denver aad Rio G, rota.
i Denver and Rio G., pfd...
Diatillera' Sao. Cor..
! Erie.
| Erie, lat pfd......
{ Erie. 2d pfd.
General Electric....
1 Great Northern, pfd,
Great North. Ore. CUe..........
j lUirwie Central.
I lot. Metropolitan.
| fat. Metropolitan, pfd..........
i In*. Mar. Marine, com..
| I at. Mer. Marine, pfd.
I International Paper.
j International Paper, pfd.
1 Kanaea City So., ooaa.
Kanina City So., pfd...
Louieville aad NaehviUe.
i Manhattan...
Metro. Street Railway...
Mo.. Kan.andTene.4....
Mo.. Kan. and Tame, pM. ..
Mleaouri Paatfie................
NhJioral lend...
Near York Central./..
N. V. Oat aad Weetera.
Norfolk and Weeteru. Jt....
Northnra Pneifie..
Pacific Mail...................
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People'* Gu.
Preseed Steel C*r.
Preseed Steel Cer, pld..
Rwy. Steel Spring, oom.
Heeding.
Republic Iron and Steel.
Republic I. end 8„ pld.
Rock Ulead.
Rock Island, pld.
Skee-Sheffield. ........
Southern Peclflo.
Southern Railway.
Southern Railway, pld.
Teaneeeee Copper.
Texas Pacific.
Union Pacific.
United State* Rubber..
United Statee Steel
United States Steel, pld
Va.-C*r. Chemical.
Va.-Car. Chemical, pld.
Wabash.
Wabash, pld.
Western Union.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va.. Aug. 20. 1910
_STATE. SECERUhSSr B+dw Awirw*.
North Carolina, ta. c. 191..
Va. 3a. Old C. and R.. 1138 15
Va. Centuries 2-3. C. and R„
1901 . I5V4 ...
CITY SECURITIES
Manchester City ..
Richmond City. 4a. R. 1910
1930 .
Richmond City 4s CAR.
1938-1943 .
RAILROAD BONDS.
A. C. L R. R. Con. Tr. 4p. c
A. C. U Ctfa. Ind.
C and O. OeiR.lf.tr 444s.. 102
On. Pac. 1st. Y C.. 1922. .112
Georgla Sou. aid Fla. 1945 105
Ga. Ala. Con. he. 1945- 103
Norfolk and West. Ry 4s.
1991 97
Nor. and Weet Poca 4s. 1944...
Rich, and Dan. Qold (a. C..
1915 105
Seaboard Air Line. 4s. 1950 8!
Seaboard Adjustment, 8s... 19
So Ry. 1st 5s. 1994.104
So. R. Rev. U M. 4s. 19*4 ...
Western N. C.. let fs. C.
1914 305
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
I Norfolk Ry. A L Co. 5e
1949 .
Va. Ry. * P. Co. 5s. 1934
STREET RY. STOCKS. Par Bid AskeC
Norfolk Ry. A P. Co.. 35 ...
Va. Ry. * P- Co pfdNIOO .
j Va. Ry- * P CO com . 100 24
RAILROAD STOCKS Par.
| Atlanta and Charlote. . 100 .
'Allan. Coast Line, com.100 11*
i A. C. L of Conn.100
j C. and 0.100
Nor. and West., com... 100
R. F. A P Dlv Oblig.100
Southern Railway, pfd.100
Southern Railway, pfd.160
Southern Railway, com. 100
| BANK AND TRUST CO. STOCKS
American National . v,_. 100 J90 ...
iBroad Street Bank .... 15 45
Bank of Richmond.... 100.
Bank of Com'r and Tr 100.
: Capitol Savings Bank.. 20 29
I First National . 100 800
i .Merchants National ....loo 050
National Bank of Va .lOO 179
Na. State and City Bank 100 170
Petersburg Sav. and Ins 20 ...
Planters National.100 910
Savings Bank of Htch’d 50 93
Union Bank of Rlch’d.,50 ...
Virginia Trust Co.100 110
INSURANCE COMPANIES
Va. Fire and Marine... 15 ...
Virginia State . 25
MISCELLANEOUS
; Amur. Do. pref. ... 10*
Amer, Lo. Pref. . }®3
Amer. Loco., tfd . 103
Va.-Car. Che* com .100 ...
i Am. Tob. 4p. ct. bond*.
Am. Tob. 6 p. ct. bonds..98 ...
6a 183* . 10« •••
Va.-Car. Chhm pref *po 100 119
i Va.-Car. Cham., com...100 6744
Va. Car. Chem. let m 5'a
19** .100 ...
SALES
*2 She. National Bank of Va
74
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64
64 4s
22
310
18» Vi
99
19
superintendent Killed
WADE8BORO. N. C. Aug. 20.
B. R. Singleton, in charge of eonetruc
: lion work on tho dam at Blewltt Fall
; Hydro electric poavr. plant, fell fror
L the rcaftolrt yegt* rilay afternoon an
! waa fataPy. Injured He died In thre
hours. He has k -wife and thre
I children.
At Ocean View.
Misses Jennte McCurdy and JLilllai
Brewer, both of Brook land Park, ar
guest* at the Caaon cottage at Oeeai
View. They will remain at the bead
jyo weak*.-- -.rut
BEAR COVERING
Cotton Afarket Rather Xerroua
With Rather Unusual Fluctua. j
tion in Prices.
NEW YORK. Aug. 20.—Nervousneee
over the August situation seemed to j
outweigh disappointing cables, and re- \
ports of showers in Texas at the open- ;
ing of the cotton market. After start- |
Ing steady, unchanged to S points j
higher, the market sold to a net ad- |
vance of about 7 to 10 points on active
months, while ugust advanced to $16.ds
on covering by Wall Street shorts.
Cotton prices: August, 316.86; Sep
tember. $14.16: October, $1S.4»®13.50;
November. $13.43: December. $13.43®
13.44; January, $13.43@13.44; March,
$13.48313.50; May. $13.61013.81.
NURSE HONORED :
BY VIST CROWD
__ _•
Funeral i* Simple, But Many
Assemble to Pav Re
spects.
LONDON'. August 20.—Although
London to-day respected the dying
wish ,of Florence Nightingale, the
"angel of the Crimea," for a simple
funeral, It would not be denied the
opportunity of showing honor to her
memory, and a notable gathering of 1
6,000 tilled St. Paul's for a memorial ;
i service. { ■ ■'_ ■ -: ...1
! In the' great throng that crowded f
’ the old Cathedral were United States
j Ambassador Retd, cabinet members, i
' officers of the Crimean regiments, in !
whose service the famous nurse won
undying fame; representatives of the
king and queen and queen mother,
survivors of the Crimean war, 1,000
nurses and Canons Newbolt ad Alex
ander. The Cold Stream Ouards band
’ played during the service. It was one
of the most impressive services ever
held In England.
The burial of Miss Nightingale took
place at West Wsllo this afternoon
'1 and was conducted with the utmost
9 simplicity. Only relatives and close
} > friends were In attendance. The Rev.
1 8. M. Watson conducted the funeral.
9 The body waa removed from the late
9 home in Park Lane at 10:SO this
morning without official ceremonial.
Only a modest proceaaloi^of, carriages
followed the body to West Wello.
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Bank f
13 North Ninth Stroot.
BRANCHES:
4 Fast Broad Street.
Twenty-fifth and Broad Sta.
Williamsburg Are., Fulton. .
Actiro busineea account* eoli*
STUART AVENUE HOUSE
rill buy thia up-to-date dwelling,
ill modern improvement*. P<
September 1st, 1910. A bargain.
JOHN W. BATES,
No. 20 North Eighth St
uf Sam Nesbitt, Jr., a prominent:
estate dealer, was run down
street car yeeterdajr and so badly
lured that aha died at a hospital f
hours afterwards.
Woman Leave** England for (
tral Africa to Put Stone
on Grave.
LONDON'. Aug. 20.—A journey,
England to Central Africa
may erect a marble, cross on
i>f her dead lover, was .begun i
Miss Macleod, aaucbter of Sir 1
Macleod. under secretary for
Miss Masleod’s Hence was "'
Boyd Alexander, who
by a native near At
Alexander’s body we
burled at malfoal a
Lake Chad.
Miss Maoleod’s
seven months and .
compllshed by a.
will travel
Nicer riser

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