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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE.
TIE LATEST AND REST Is the Chicago
Cash RCSister .
state Agents. Houston
HOUSTON INSTAI1MENT co. sells solid
OJk suites at So and upwards payments
Of 81 per week or 81 per months houses
furnished from Kitchen To parton ON easy
payments can and soc U.S. New nhouc
lll3, iu2.IOl Main street oil
WE HAVE OPENED a Merchants Tailor.
ing establishment at rs Main street and
viii be pleased to have our friends call
and examine our fine line of sprng and
summer suitIugS. They are all ur tac
latest patterns We make suit, from
$3.50 to $40; pants from So 30 ST. We
also DO cleaning and repairing iu shur
est possible time. Groetzman y MeSrh.
SODA WATER pays mrge profits Now
.and second hand fountains; large dine,
low prices. ctSy payments: ful mstruc.
lions 10 purchasers tUulugu" free.
koht. NJ. Green \ sons, rhna. Ia
HtCKMAN'S Crude on Burucrs. the hest
in the city. for few weeks only ST. uc--
uiar plcc SD to Introduce Hickman.
lOl0 CaIltol
FOR SALE Emerson square plano. m rair
order. $50 cash Address No. G2IO tli,
office
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REFRIGERATORS All sizes. all part, rc.
movable; most easily cieHucd. thoroughly
hNgicnic; metal llniue ~ TO $50. el1s,
hnt"r. VIII, ron 'r,,t,loIns ~ t
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FOR RENT--Ncw four and ave-room cot.
tage corner bingham aud Hickory: also
new hveroom cottage 80 Brunner addition.
Apply fremont house. :
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FOR REN r Furnished room. Suitabic Il
Ilgnt hoMseknenlMg l0A IInnllILnm
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FOR RENT Two newly furnIshcd SOUTH
rooms bath. hot and cold water III
Milan.
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MODERN seycnroom house in Fourth
ward 10 exchange Tor vacant lots or for
sale on easy payments Rogers a webb.
KAN building. II
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M1AME NlAOLO, clairvoyan palmist,
~ Isctscn street. II
Zip YOUR HORSE: we have the latest
Timproyed clipping machine Moschart &
Keller co.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

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COMPANY no RE BENEFITED.
NIDEp FOR TlIE PROTECTION or
OUR MEMBERS. WHICH MAKES y
CONTRACT N rlllS, COMPANY As
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WE ARE BETTER PREPARED TO SELL
HOUSTON PROPERTY no YOU AND
ron YuT. ORR LIST IS LARGE AND
COMPLETE. WE HAVE SEVERAL
NORTHERN BUYERS FOR INVEST
MENT PROPERTY GIVE us A TRIAL
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EDUCATIONAL.

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1SlO IsxSs avenue, call mornings. q
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TWO NICELY furnished ronmS with gas
and bath. Apply l02 Mckinney avenue =
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FOR RENT--A nice. large room XTpl
No Butler Flats.
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FoR KENT SlN-room cottage with bath
room, hot and cold water. ON Louisiana
ear line, corner Gray and Brnzos. Pos
session April ]. Apply Bcrng Mfg. co.
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WILLIAM A WILSON Offce BOB Kiam
building; headquarters FOR Houston homes
on monthly payment or any other plan.
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laye,JE Ella few more hrst.class brick
tsts s - al ouT, mill at Coltharp, Texas
liz 'Ie Eas krn Texas railway at Lnr
Ioulslalh and Texas Lumber Co.,
-. .: Love, snperintnndenf N
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CHEAP ron CASH or on long time pay
meut-. I'VE or itu-hcrc blocks, about one
Julie front city. on roads under contract
10 ne ShcllCd Will build houses on same
ON easy FERNS. Rogers " Webb, Kiam
building. &c
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SITUATION WANTED BY colored woman
10 cook or 10 do housewnrk' - willing u
work Address 1909 Cleveland street.
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nanb pAE who does not know oar phons
Hor. please make note: II Is 400
- Plumbing aad Mfg. Co II
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-23
Wool Market,

BOSTON, July 22.-woOI-The last week
has been a record one in sales OF wool
here, IT being the best OF any during the
porations have been buyers as we'll as a
large number Of smaller manufacturers;
prices are higher in several instances and
all grades are on the upward tendency.
Territory woods are selling freely, with
considerable new wool being taken as we'll
territories, 50d52c; strictly. 5Od5lc; fine and
fine medium. 4Sd49c; medium, 41d4Sc. The
ceedingiy small. while there is a good call
for the nncr grades. Fine staple has sold
at a good deal above 55c, with even 5Sc
mentioned as an asking price. Fine woods
are firmer, following the frmness abroad
ana the position of fine domestic woods in
the country. Ohio and Pennsylvania xxx.
X, 26q27c; Michigan X, 24d26c. Deiaine
and fine combing woods are in a very firm
fne deialne. 29lfaS1c; Michigan, 27a2sc; No
1 washed comblng, 2S029c; No. 2, 27d2Sc:
coarse, 2Sa25c. For this market Australian
sold; quotations are very firm; combing,
choice, secured basis, 75qIsc; good, 72Q74c;
ST. TOUIs, July 22.-wooL-Unchanged.
Medium grades and combining. 13q1Sc; light
fine, l2q16c; heavy fine, 10alSc; tub washed.
LONDON, July 22.-wooL-The offerings
at the wool auction sales today numbered
1882 bales. including a large selection OF
New Zealand cross-breds. The nome trade
was a free buyer, taking a large supply of
medium secured cross-breds at unchanged
rates. Merinos were In small supply: q few
were taken for America. Americans Sc
! cured some fine medium cross-breds and
Cape of Good Hope and Natal sooureds at
nm advance of 10 per cent. Following are
the sales In detail: New South Wales, 800
bales; secured. 6dd1s 61Sd: greasy. 4da1s Id.
Queensland. 600 bales; secured, 1s6is Sd.
Victoria, 100 bales; secured, Sd9ls I'd;
greasy, 4dG1s Id. South Australia, 100 bales
greasy, 4hq10d. Tasmania, 700 bales; greasy,
4dq1s I'D. New Zealand. 500 bales; secured,
Sdq1s SRd. Cape of Good Hope and Natal,
17 bales; secured, Is 4hd.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-23
new York MinlnE quotations
NEW YORK, July 21.-The following are
he closing prices ON mining atocka:
FOREIGN Ftnacta1,

LONDON, July 0.-Goid premiums are
quoted as follows: At Buenos Ayres, 1Sl. 10;
at Madrid, 37.45 at Lisbon. "a; at Rome,
withdrawn from the Bank of England to-
day for shipment to South America. There
was good demand for money today and
fairly easy and the indebtedness to the
Bank of England was email. Business on
the Stock exchange opened irregular and
with a dull tendency. The Improvement Of
served to avert a threatening Wholesale
liquidation. The serious difficulties of c
Paris operator hayinE a quantity of stock
which intensified the depression. 1t is
feared that there will be other forced reali-
cations before the beginning Of the settle
ties opened weak, in sympathy with con-
tinued selling. Consols recovered some
what later. Home rails were rather better,
but buying was restricted. pending the pay
ment of dividends. Americans were irregu-
lar, neglected and had a reactionary tend
ency, In sympathy with New York. They
improved partially later and closed firm.
Argentines, Rio tintos and Kafirs were
dull.
PARIS, July 22.-Prices on the bourse to-
day opened generally better, except rentes
and Russian industrials. Late there was
a further improvement. Turks were in
demand and tramways and fractions rallied
we'll. Spanish IS and Spanish rails were
In good inquiry. Prices at the close were
generally firm. Rentes hardened. Argen'
tines were heavy. Rio tintos were weak or
the decline of copper Three per CEN
rentes, 10Of 721kc for the account. Exchange
on London, 25f Ice for checks. Spanish IS
$40.
BERLIN. July Robustness was quiet OF
the bourse today and a more reassurinG
tone prevailed. internationals were rather
firm. Canadian Pacihcs were harder or
New York, advance. Transvaals declined
Banks slightly recovered. Mines were dull
BERLIN, July 22.-Exchange on London
Pom 4Shpfgs for checks.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-23

CATTLE-There was a liberal run of
cattle here today, and included In the re-
ceipts was a large number of western cat
tie, and In fact there were more. westerns
here today than on any previous day so far
this season. The demand was fairly good
| for the better grades, but when 1t came
70 the common kinds the market was
There were only a few cornfed steers on
sale this morning, and the bulk of what
did arrive was of only fair quality. The
best that could be said of the market was
that 1t was rather slow. but not much
lower on the choicest punches. The COM
moner grades though, were slow sale and
weak owing to the fact that grass cattle
are now coming In competition with the
part fat cornfeds. Sellers found it rather
a dif1cult proposition to sell out at what
they considered satisfactory prices.
The COW market was In fairly good shape,
and in fact the good to choice grades met
with ready sale at fully steady prices, and
In some cases sales were made that looked
a little stronger. The kinds did
not move as freely, but still they sold for
about as much as they did yesterday: -.
Bulls, veal calves and stays also sold at
right around steady prices, where the quail
ity was at all good.
There was quite an active demand for
the better grades of feeders this morning
and those showing flesh as we'll as quality
commanded strong prices. Those lacking In
/ hesh and quality were a little neglected
but still they could be quoted steady.
Western beef steers are just beginning
to arrive, but there has not been enough
of them sold to establish a market. The
trade at present is in rather an experiment
tai stage, as packers do not know how
the cattle are going to kill out, and for
that reason are a little cautious about bid;
ding. Some pretty fair Idaho cattle sold
at 1910 and $40 that was considered a
fair price. Feeder buyers took hold In
good shape OF the cattle that were a little
too thin for hackers and sales of that
kind we're made around A6O and $40.
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-23
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS,
Volume of transactions Drop on,
Though Spectators Arc Active,

NEW YORK. July 22-Today's stock
m %as sctivie TSs the hot total gPl s SS ths r fSI1Tnr l s0Si
siderabiy below, the million share mark.
This was practically the only effect APP
parent from the doubts aroused by the
current outward movement of gold. Spec
ulative forces recent at work continued
operations on a large scale, although shift
The eastern railroad stocks, led by the
the market, the Reading stocks being in
cluded IN the movement. The buying was
by the brokers usually employed Of, late
operations. The ostensible basis of buying
was the rumor of new and comprehensive
the eastern territory, including the Penn
sylvania railroad, the Vanderbilts and Mr..
Morgan. with the addition of striking gains
by a miscellaneous group OF stocks, the
market made a fair show Of strength.
The grain carriers were inclined to heav-
in the western states, but they stiffened
up afterwards apparently under the in
land, which advanced more than s points,
then collapsed, with a final recovery to
about 4 points over last night.
tributed to the securing OF an Injunction
against the working of a disputed mine
rose strongly without Explanation.
1t was noticeable, however, that there
were neglected and heavy stocks all
conjecture as TO the limits likely to be
reached by the outward gold movement.
Tentative arrangements for the export of
another million dollars this week were
made today. The continued selling OF
stocks here for London account facilitated
the arrangement. It has been supposed
that additional credits abroad SUFFICIENT to
prevent gold exports could be easily pre-
served, pending the fall exports of grain
and cotton and Notwithstanding the heavy
foreign Indebtedness known to have been
extended as a result of last years short
age in our grain exports.
The disappointment of these expectations
seems to be due to the forced liquidation
In London of speculative accounts In South
Africans, for which the public demand
OF this liquidation comes from Paris anc
Is supplemented by realizing on American
securities, which are thrown upon the
New York market by large sales, owing
TO the advancing tendency of prices here
1t is noteworthy that the sub-treasury
here paid out today upwards of half Z
million dollars of assay office checks or
account of the Klondike gold received a
Seattle and San Francisco, thus affordinl
gold for Export. The running deficit in thu
government revenues continues to be dis
bursed into the money market, thus re
ieving bank reserves from all require
ments on that account.
Some OF the convertible bonds were in
active today in sympathy with their rel
ative stocks, but the general market wa
value. .$2,S30,OG. United States ~refundfng
2s declined &c, old As registered c, d.
coupon. Sc and the new &C Y per cent OF
the last cali.
The following are the closing prices Of
the New York Stock exchange:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-23

bu.; No. 2, CSC; No. 8, SIC; No. 2 white, &C;
No. 3 white. &c; track, mixed western,
63c; track, white western, S3q65c; track,
white, state. 63g65c. Option market was
ering. prospects for light receipts and
HHY-Firm; Shipping, @a7Oc; good to
HoPs~Firm; state, prime to choice,
1901 crop. 191hd23hc; 1900. 10c; ODDS, 6qsc;
state. common to choice. 1901 crop, 22d26c;
1900, 17qiSc, olds, 7alOc; Pacific coast, 1901
crop, 2Oq24ci 1900, 1iqisc; olds; Jgloc.
LEATHER-steady; acid, Ag%c. o. -.
lsc; california, q to Is lbs, 19c; Texas dry
"a 10 30 lbs, lac.
PRovIsToNs-Beef, steady; family, 1880
dl6,5O mess. $3.50; beef hams, So, O623Oo;
packet, sl4.5O915.OO; city extra India mess.
lies, S1I50d12.5C: 9ickled shoulders. 5000
$3.50; picked hams, N2OOd120. Lard, easy!
western steamed, $10.75;. July. closed az
America, 81: compound, ssi2i1dS.6o; contl-
nent, S11.75. Pork, easier; family, SZl.V0q
p. Is; short clear, S19.25q2175i mess, Ns.VVg
TALLow-Firmer; city G2 per pkg).
6%c; country (pkgs. free, SIC. .
RiCE-Firm; domestic, fair to extra. fha
BuTTER|Receipts, 1908 pkgs.; steady;
creamery, imitation, 17qlsc; factory, 16qlSc;
CHEESE-Receipts, 1884 pkgs.; quiet
fancy. large, coiored and white, CSC; fancy,
small, new, state. full cream. colored' lOci
white, gAd10c.
EGGS-Receipts, 1862 pkgs.; steady
state and Pennsylvania, 2q20lzc; western
candled. 1Sd19hc.
MOLAssES-Firm; New Orleans, S3a4lc
POUBTRY-Alive, steady; springs, lOc.
turkeys. lie; fowls, 14c; dressed, firm
chickens, lie; fowls, l3F1sikc; turkeys. L
G14c.
METALS-The chief feature of all metal
markets today was the weakness displayed
In nearly every instance declines were re-
ported, generally under liquidation by dis
couraged longs. The tin market at New
York was weak and 30 points lower on the
bid price, spot closing at $2S. 50q2S.S5; while
not reported officially, some sales were
the English price was lowered rs Sd or
spot and 15s on futures, closing prices be
ing e125 los and ELS los respectively; the
foreign price Of copper also weakened, boil
spot and futures declining rs Cd to 952 III
Cd for spot and to ESQ for futures; the 10
cal market ruled weak and lower, Will
standard, spot to August quoted at $11.40Q
11.95, and casting at 81. 75@1l.S5; sales o.
100000 pounds of lake at $12 were reported
for the day. In lead there was nothing o
feature either In the home market Of
abroad; the local market ruled steady a
s412Jk, and at London the price declined
is Sd, spot closing at Gil 2s Cd. Spelte
was unchanged, firm here and quiet abroad
the English price remained at &19 and 10
cally. at 1914. English iron prices de
dlesborough at 51s. At New York NJ
changes were reported. Warrants wery
nominal; No. 1 foundry, northern, $4,000
| q. 90; No. 2 foundry northern, S2.00q23.OO
No. 1 foundry. southern, 22.0Q23.O0; No.
foundry, southern. soft, 322.oO92S.Oo.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-23
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, July 22.-CoFFEE-spot.
steady; Cordova, Sa1ihc. Futures opened
steady. with prices unchanged to 10 points
higher. Gables were up to expectations,
rejecting a firm situation abroad and ad-
vices from the crop country depicted a
bulllsh feeling there. Following the call
the local market was excited and very ac-
tive. with prices showing an advancing
tendency. Commission house buying was
fair, shorts covered at every opportunity
strong Then heavy realizing SET in. with
room and outside longs and the clique par
%ticipating, under which prices lost all their
points lower. Selling by importers was a
feature OF the afternoon trade. The after
noon market was barely steady; sales
amounted to g, 705 bales. including: July,
5.3OG5. Acc; September, 5.3O@5.45c; December,
5.3O65. 4Os; January, 5.40c; February, 5.40Q
8 45c; March, 6.S5Q6.5oc; May, 5.45d5.55
June, 5.55IS.6Oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-23
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, July 22.-COTTON-Futures
September, S.0sc; October, Isle; November
tic; December, January and February,
7.76c; March. 7.75c.
Spot: Quiet and steady; middlInR up-
lands, 9Ac; middling gulf, 9hc; sales, B36
bales.
Futures closed steady: July. 4s4c; Au-
November, Use; December, 7.77c; January
7.7sc; February, 7.7sc; March. 7.7sc.
Spot, firm; sales, go bales; ordinary, 7 S.isc:
good ordinary, S1-16c; low middling, 8 9-1Gc;
middling, &c; good middlinR. 5-16c; mid
ding fair, 8 Lice; receipts, 156 bales; stock,
81, 626 bales. Futures were quiet and steady:
July, soc. bid; August, s.6l9S.6 SIC; Septem.
Der, e.01c, bid; October, 17207. 73c; Novem-
Der, 1897 CSC; December, 1895 Janu-
airy, 7.62q7.63c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-23
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
~mmOdIti

NEW YORK. July 2-FLoUR-Receipts.
26,09S bills; exports, 1929 bbls. market
was more active and steadier; winter
patents, 2SG4OO; winter straights, IS. 500
3S0; Minnesota patents, 3.9Od4lO; winter
extras, 2SQ3S5; winter low rades $1,000
SIS; Minnesota bakers, $S.15q8SS. Rye
-four, steady; sales. 600 bbls.; fair to good,
a5Q345; choice TO fancy, $355Q26.
CORNMEAL~Quiet; yellow western,
N.S2: city, A.S; Brandywine, S8.45d36O.
RYE-SteRdy; No. 2 western, 66Ac, r o.
b., ahoat; state. 6g64c. c. l. T., New York
CARROTS.
BARLEY-Nominal.
WHEAT-Receipts. 1920 bu.; spot firm
No. 2 red. 7Sc elevator and SOhqSO2c ahoat;
No. / northern, Duluth, $50 T. o. b. ahoat;
No. i Manitoba, size afoat. Except for q
brief opening depression caused by heavy
new wheat receipts and easier cables, the
wheat market was strong and even; later
Il was impelled by a bullish weather fore
cast. the corn advance, small carlot esti.
mates at Ghicago and light speculative
offerings. The close was hGAc net higher
July, aGsl%e, closed at Size; September
lGA6TAc, closed at Uhei December
20 l5-l6QT 9-i6c, closed at 1he.
CORN-Receipts, l05O bu. exports, $50
bu. spot. arm; No, 2 uisc levat ant
H1kc anoat. The option market opened ir
regular on cables, but soon rallied and was
strong all day, Influenced by very small
receipts. eariot estimates at Chicago, gen
eTal covering and the scarcity Of sellers
closing nrm. Nc net higher; July closed a
l70,kc; September closed at 6hc.
oArS-Receipts, $1,000 bu.; exports, $500
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-23

ST. LOUIS. July 22.-CATTLE-Receipts,
5000 head, including 1000 Texans. Market
slow, steady. Native. shipping. and export
steers, tGS0QS,W. with extra fancy worth
A.I0d7.50; steers under 1000 pounds. AB
q6.25; stockers and feeders. tS25d0.@i cows
and heifers, S2.2566JO; Gamers, N.T6d2SS;
bulls, 2.76QS.50; calves, N.50Gf.C; Texas
and Indian steers, S3.co9GOO; cows and
heifers, s.. 46d35O
HoGSEReceipts, 5000 head. Market 10
to l5c lower. Pigs and lights, Nt00T.To;
packers, S.50Q7.S5; butchers. S,SSdS.W.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900
head. Market steady to strong. Native
muttons,. S.2SQ4.75; lambs, SS0od6.eo; culls
ana bucks, S2.00a4.Co; stockers, N.0oa2.S0.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-23
Toledo Grain and Seed,

TOLEDO. o., July 22.-wHEAT-Active,
higher; cash and July, 75c; September
741hc; December, 75t5c.
CQRN-Moderately active, firm; cash and
July, 65hc; September, 61Ac; December,
45%c.
OATs-Moderately active, firm; cash,
491Sc; July, Soc; September, 30%c; new July,
55c; new September, 34%c.
SEED-Clover, active. lower; cash and
October. S5.12h.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-23
New York Live stock Market.

NEW YORK, July 22.-BEEvES-ltc-
ceipts, 81 head; dressed beef steady: native
sides, 9d12tkc per 10. Gables quoted Ameri-
can steers at 156l6c, dressed weight, and
refrigerator beef az t3113No per 10.
CALVES-Receipts. go head; very little
business; a few veals sold at {6.0d7.0 per
100 lbs. city dressed veals. SlaGlic per ID.
HOGS-Receipts, 1873 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reoeipts, 6,lSs
head; both sheep and lambs firm; sheep,
$S.093.45 per ZOE lbs, with a few at s.;
lambs, S.50q6.S0; dressed muttons, 61SAc
per h.; dressed lambs, SQ12c.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-07-23
Bank CIearinga.

OMAHA. July 22.-Bank clearings, $685.
42917: corresponding day last year. $780,
S97. 10; Increase. 1854. "A.
CHICAGO. July 22.-Clearings. 500, 925 $50;
balances, $S,71S,4b0: posted exchange, $3.50
for sixty days and S4.SSlk on demand; New
York exchange, Acc premium.
NEW YORK, July 22.-Clearings, 1910, :
1S7. 264; balances, $13, 291, 740.
5000 ,Sls; balances. 81, 642, 462; money, 4@4h
per cent.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-Clearings, 50. 761,-
Ill: balances. $413, 375; money, ~ per cent.
BOSTON, July 22-Clearings, $24,0Oc.O O3
balances, $2.171 ,02.
,s ST Inc LOUIS Sc, J sdsy 2Ma oGsG stsssy 's S$s 'G Ssi
cent. New York exchange. zoe premium.
CINCINNATI. July 22.-Clearings, SO, 430,
800; money, S1sd6 per cent; New York ex-
change. l0c premium.