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Cream Balm Is placed into the nostrils, spreads
ova the membrane and 10 absorbed Relief 10 i'm
mediate and cure follows It 10 not drying-doss
not produce sneezing. Large Size 20 cents ss Drug
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Nasal
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In oil its stages there
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Ely's Cream Balm
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Itcures catarrh and drives
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STATE Republican
State Ticket
GOVERNOR.

GOVERNOR.
JOHN T. MITCHELL, Esmcralda
LIEU TENANT GOVERNOR.
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CONGRESS.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-21
MONEY REP oRTs

BERLIN, June 21.-Exchange on London, 20
marks 47N pigs for checks. Discount. rates:
Short bills, 31a per cent; three months billss
8 LONDON, June 21.-The rate Of discount Of
the Bank Of England was reduced today from
to 81 per cent. The weekly statement Of
the Bank Of England shows the following
changes Total reserve, increased &2,os4,o 900;
creased 2,4o5 ,22e other. securities. increased
e41sooo; other deposits, decreased $4,000;
public deposits, increased s2,47e, 900; notes re-
serve, increased G2,042, 900. Government Sc
curities unchanged The proportion =, Of 40 the he
per cent as compared with 47.3s last week.
81 80 5ss. 80; week, ST, $3.50, s5o.12; last year,
" MINNEAPOLIS, June M.-Bank clearings TO-
day. S. $50 1914. "a; for the week, SIT $40, 55216;
year ago, $12,s5 ,5s3.65; New York exchange.
selling rate, &c premium buying rate Csc dis
count; Chicago exchange, selling rate, DC pre-.
MUM buying rate, 25c discount; London o0-day
sight documentary exchange $4.82N Local
money slightly easier, but rates unchanged al
sac per cent for selected paper.
The weekly statement of the Bank OF francs
shows the following changes: Notes IN circu
lation decreased 81, $50, 900 francs; treasury de
posits, increased 900 francs; general de
| posits, Increased Il ,225000 francs; gold II
hand increased e,675, GOO francs; silver In hand
increased 2,525,O0O francs; bills discounted, De
! creased ~ 25O 600; advances, decreased 800, 20
| francs. Closing: Three per cent rentes, ~
85c for the account. Exchange on London 20
| 1Lc - .
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MINING AND CURB STOCKS

Boston June = An exceptional condition Of
e II the afeet the at the
mills using copper are preparing to close on
the nrst Of July for period OF week or 80,
but this season the, are SO overcrowded with
orders that they will be kept operating full
time. It is generally case OF securing the
market for orders at midyear by the copper pro
duc.rs. but so FIR this year this has not been
necessary. The development Of trolley lines
abroad Is reflected IN the demand for American
copper in the manufacture Of transmission wire
for foreign ports. a consulate report says sup
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ACTIVE SELLING
REDUCES PRICES
MARKET OPENS WELL UP BUT
DOES NOT HOLD.
Unloading Of Steel Starts Market
Downward and Movement Becomes
Precipitate Pennsylv ania, Trans
continental and Metal Groups Suffer
Most in Morning Decline. 81.

New York, June 21.-The majority Of stocks
today opened a small fraction higher, thin lasr
night, but some Of the prominent market iead-
ers were among the few exceptions. The
United States Steel stocks, Union Pacific, Penn
sylyania and Louisville & Nashville sagged u
small fraction. National Biscuit fell III, Ana
conda advanced an, Great Northern preferred
2 and New York Central. the Interborough Net
ropolitan stocks and Hide & Leather preferred
large fractions. Three thousand shares Of Bal
timore 3 Ohio sold at the opening at 149A
and 119A compared with l19A last night.
stocks higher notably st. Paul, illinois Central
and Canadian Pacific. But selling at other
points kept the market irregular. Selling Of
ness developed III Pennsylvania, Reading and
the Gas stocks. The entire market then became
reactionary. Consolidated Gas dropped points,
Peoples Gas 2 and United States Steel. Pennsyl.
vania, Reading, Union Pacific, Northern Pa
cifc, marlborough and Metropolitan 4. The
advances Of IN to 1% in st. Paul. Illinois Gem
trail, Canadian Pacific, Delaware 8 Hudson and
Kansas City Southern preferred were reduced
Selling became more active and carried prices
sharply downward turnout. Losses in Pennsylva-
MIA. Smelling and Colorado Fuel ran to 2 points,
sloss- Sheffield Steel az, Anaconda ~, Great
Northern preferred IN, Union Pacific 1N, Read
ing Northern Pacific and the United States
Steel stocks 1h, Norfolk & Western and Dis
tillers' Securities w and Louisville g. Nash
ville Missouri Pacific, st. Louis Southwestern
preferred, Amalgamated Copper, Republic Steel
- eAcA1eu' ttNdtloidl Leao anu tbEOoAiyH dhsAt
about l. The market became dull when the
decline was arrested. Bonds were Irregular At
noon. t8Ssr /. $50 49,
| Active selling began again between - and
O'clock and then the market went down pre-
ctpitately. The Pennsylvania, transcontinental
and metal groups were most affected. Losses
between 1 and were general.
Business continued on large: scale as long
as the market was going down, but as soon al
the list Showed signs of stifening the prices
rallied trife, speculation became very quiet
Michigan Central slumped 10, Anaconda 6A
Smelling and North Western 4, Colorado Fue
3A, Readingr 31a, Pennsylvania 2h. United
! States Steel z2ss: Missouri Pacific and Brooklyn
J tive Tx. FL ss4'f& aAlg 3 $5553{s sss4
/ Stock quotations reported for The Journal b,
| Watson q Co., brokers' Chamber of Commerce
] M1nneapolts. Closing figures are bid. -.
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,,6 Total .............1,1O6

nos prices rule DC to 1Oc lower in sympathy
with lower markets in the east Receipts mod
crate. Quality not SO good as first days Of
week. Quantity share Of rough brood sows
somng and buyers taking these at discount
range from $3.50 to a. bulk SEQ to s sss
Light, common to fair, $500 to Sc 80; good to
2ao &c $3.50 to s6.4S; mixed, common to fair
eso to $685. $685. seod to to c ssts
staes 70 s. q = r 81 sows $3.50 to ST. rough
Hogs-5o, PA lbs, se.45; "a, 21o lbs. So 40.
Hao .Ss ~. s1 Ss 7S re lbs $685. go
81 is 2Ss Ss' as aas Co. ssS lbs
So: 20; IS, 2lo lbs, SEQ TO- '''1'' o. zSz lbs
Pigs, Roughs and Underweights-1 40 lbs,
So; 1, APO lbs, s6 i, $50 lbs, se i, 50 lbs IS.
Stays and Boars-1. $40 lbs. S.; boar, $40
Lbs 3si Il boat $40 seo lbs, s276
Prices STEADY s oF beef. "' IT,. f. es,ss
sst s1's butcher and Doosns bulls ana feeding
market quiet Mich cows continue steady.
Butcher tdo l., Cows and Hsifersl 80 lbs. $s.25;
Cutters and canners-1. SO lbs 81 10; /. 700
os $50 fSs a23 lbs sss II: ;
Butcher P 'Es L. go 3, lbs, s2ss lbs
Veal Calves, leo lbs, S.; 2, leo lbs, s.; 4,
ITO lbs, $4:75; 9, 1873 lbs, $3.50; Z, III lbs,
2.'3 S6 i hD ! sss Ids '' B. 12s lbs 1916
Stock and Feeding Steers ESQ lbs, 1925
j 75S lbs, So; I, CAT lbs, So: 2, 400 lbs, Sd
g: 5ee lbs, $3.50, ). 1896 lbs, $2.4o; i. 7so lbs
S225; l, $40 lbs, 1925; 2, 1000 lbs, $3.50.
Stock Cows and Heifers-2, 80 lbs, $3.50; 1
$40; l $40 lbs, $& %; !, $50 lbs, s225; 2, SCI
Stock and Feeding Bulls. 100 lbs, $40
8, s4s lbs. $2.35; 2, 776 lbs, $2.s5. =
Mich Cows and Springers- 3 cows, SIC; :
cows, s 2 calves, SO; cows. 2 calves. se2;
COW, $3s; cow, $35; cow, $2s; l COW, $50.
and few odd punches. Sheep prices full;
STEADY: Lambs quoted little stronger. Sales
killing Sheep and Lambs-14 lambs. So lbs
So; ewes. lie lbs, 1925; buck. 100 lbs, 81
Among the shippers the market were: ]
Morrison Goodhue; F. Larson, Cannon Falls
p Brown, Madison Lake, G. Olson. Zunbrota
J. Russell Harlem, n: D.: ]. Hegerle, st
Banifacius; ]: Jepson, Hutchinson: F. ". sny
der. Alma, Wis; c. F. Klause. sanborn, n. D.
a Albee Bros, New Richmond; 8. 81. Runger
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GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS

verhoef from Milmine--bIore doing at the
bear oats but hesitate; guess it is all right to
sell them.
Springfield, ILL.,, to 4Piper-ProIninent grain
just in offices from point Illinois Central
20 miles south. says wheat cutting in full
blast In his section; promises best yield in
years
Manitoba and Saskatchewan-Fair and cool
today. decreasing winds In Manitoba; Friday fair
and slightly warmer.
Chicago to C.~ r. Lewis: Crowd placing great
faith In report Of black rust from southern
Illinois.
wheat now and believe you can buy 1t on ali
weak spots. 49,
Beardstown, Ill.-No rust In our locality
Harvesting now. Quality nne.
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LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, June 2l.--con.
sols for money, s. II 10; consols for account,
SSA; Anaconda, 10; Atchison, 90; Atchison pre-
ferrcd, 1861: baltimore s Ohio, 1913; Canadian
Pacific, 1868; Chesapeake & Ohio, GIN Chi.
cago Great Western, 1917; Chicago Milwau.
kee & st. Paul, 1854; De Beers, TN; Denver
Rio Grande, 1861; Denver & Rio Grande pre-.
sly; Erie second preferred, TN; Illinois Cen.
trail. 1856; Louisville & Nashville, 1521a; Mis-
souri, Kansas & Texas. 80 "; New York Central
142; Norfolk & Western, 92h; Norfolk & Yves
tern preferred, 95; Ontario & Western, %; Penn
sylvania, 6s%; Rand Mines: On; Reading e9A
preferred, 4s1a; Southern Railway 3sh; South
ern Railway preferred, 1o21a: Southern Pacific
70B; Union Pacific, 154b; Union Pacific pre-
ferred, 9S; United States Steel 39M; United
starcs Steel preferred, 1o71a; Wabash preferred
Bar f siiver, st stea az 80 SID Der ounce
Money, 2@2K per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market To-
short bills is 3h@3A per cent. The rate Of dis
count in the open market for three months
bilsl is 31s @3M per cent.
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millstuffs 1,O45 tons: linseed oil, 2O4, 40 lbs
oil cake. 285,OO0 lbs: CARROTS, 432.
!. STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, JUNE 20,

lyt 0A&A46 O1Sn4N ANo4ENAAON, JUNE GVs q
Inspected -Wheat-Cars-Great, Northern-
No. hard. 9: No. northern %: No. north
er1i, 20; No. 3, II No. a. 4; rejected, g
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul-No. / north
ern. II; No. 2 northern, 13: No 8, ID; No 4,
Minneapolis & St. Louis-No. i northern, l.
No. q northern. 2: No. 8, 8.
500 Line---No. ] hard. g; No. i northern. 13;
no. 2 northern. 10; No. 8, u Nd. 4. l; re-
Northern Pacihc-No. / northern. /: No. 2
northern, l: No. g. i.
Chicago. st. Paul, Minneapolis s Omaha
No northern, 8; No. northern, 4; No. g. p;
gh,eseo Great We WssteFa-Ne. northern,
No northern, &c: No 8. 80: No. 4. 8; re-
Other Grains-No. durum wheat, cars;
No. 8 durum wheat 4; rejected winter wheat,
corn 8; no grade corn, 5; No. 2 white oats, 2;
No. 3 white oats, Z; No. white oats, II;
No oats, 18i no grade oats, ! No. rye. 4;
! No. 8 rye, Il No. barley II; No. feed bar
ley, 10; No. feed barley, 8; no grade feed
! barley, II No. northwestern fax, s.; No.
| fax, 8; no grade fax, 2.
Cars Inspected Out-No. 8 durum wheat, /;
No I hard wheat !: No. ! northern wheat 78;
No. 2 northern wheat, IS; No. wheat, 2;
No.4 wheat. A; no grade wheat, 8; No. 4 corn,
q no grade corn, 2; No. white oats, 1; No. 8
white oats, 5; No. 4 white oats 2; No. oats,
3d. no grade oats. 4; No. a barley, 8 4 No.
feed barley, \; No. q rye. Il; No. 3 srye,2 No
northwestern fax, %; No.. i fax, 81
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT.
The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets Z
| "a + Ia
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sacks, sacks extra, s2o@2o.2s: No. 8 ground

feed, 1-3 corn and 2-8 oats, 7o-lb SACKS, sacks
extra. $2O.6002O.I6.s -
H. MILLSTUFF S-Bran in bulk $15. 6O@15.75;
shorts. '$15.5o@ 1876; middlings, $17.25@17.75;
red dog. $l9.50@$2o;. all 4 0 b In Minneapolis;
in 2eo-lb sacks. 81 per ton additional; In 10o-lb
sacks. $3.50 per ton additional: red dog in 14os,
SIS o b. Shipments, 1,O45 tons.
BARLEY-Feed grades closed at 42@48c;
mailing grades, 44@51c. Receipts, 10 cars;
shipments, IS cars. it,. .trz p
lsIt-So: 2 closed at 57M @5eMc Receipts.
2 cars shipments, / car. - =
HAY Receipts today, 100: tons Tim
othy. No 2, $s@e.50 timothy, No. 8. $40
s.; timothy and clover mixed, $6@8; prairie,
prairie No. 3, ss5o@s.5o; prairie. No. 8. $3.50
! Q17.5O; midland No I, $7.5o@s.50; midland.
oats straw, s4@4.75; potatoes, white, eo@65c;
| red 5Om55c, H p ~ a. . 80
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, June 2.-wheat early In
the day was inclined to be softer, rallied later
but again weakened. The demand for cash
changed at 5hc,s sold at s5Ac, sold up to s5N
5@86c and closed &c of, at $3.50. September
tell Ac, to sSAc. Flax was very dull and
lower. July opened We off, at SLID, fell to
$1.14h and closed &c of, at S1.141a. Sep
TENDER fell &c, and October Nc. Oats ad-
vanced Nc. ,-.55.,
ern, $3.50; No. 2 northern, ssNc; on track,
No. / northern, s5ssc; No. 2 northern, s3Hc;
July. $3.50; September, S3Ac; December, 80 lsc;
arrive, $1.14; on track, $114; July, $I141a;
September. $1.14A; October. $1.13. Oats, to
arrive, 89Ao on track, 39Ac; July, 39Ac.
Rye &c. Barley, 48@48c.
Cars inspected: Wheat 81, last year g.; oats,
rs; barley, Z; fax 35, last year g. Receipts:
Wheat, 3S22s bu; corn, seas blu; oats, 1896
bu; TAX 10, $3.50 bu. Shipments: Wheat, 65.-
900 bu; corn, 6e6 bu; oats. e.103 bu; barley,
2551 bu. 4 s.sz " .ft II 8z
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THE FLOUR MARKET
SEVERAL MILLS CL0SED-PRICES Ut
CHANGD-DEMAND LIGHT.

Millcrs said yesterday there was doubt as to
whether the little show Of Improvement in de-
hand nd would be lasting This morning they said
ness IN hand over night was small There il
practically no foreign Interest in the market and
no foreign sales of Importance can be learned of.
One large company closed two mills last night
and is operating at about one-t third Of total ca
pacity. and another company. expects to close a
Shipments. 47,15S brls $3.50
First patents are quotabIe at 81. 2h@4. 45; Sec
ond patents. $420@4.3O; first clears. 81 BON
800; second clears, $2.40@255. 1883 - :
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TILE CASH TRADE
ONLY SLIGHT CHANGE IN oArs-coRN AND
RYE UNCHANGED,

RYE UNCHANGED.
FLAX--Receipts II cars against cars last
year. Shipments, "a cars. Duluth. IS cars. Clos
ing prices: Minneapolis, cash, S1.11H; to ar
rive, $1.11A.
OATS-No. white oats closed at 37Ac. Re.
cefpts. 81 cars: shipments % cars EsSs71&
e0RN-No. 3 yellow corn closed at 4sNc Re.
ceipts, 4 cars; shipments, cars 80 -
FEED AND COARSE MBAL-coarse cornmeal
and cracked corn, In sacks, sacks extra $500
1925; No. ground feed. 2-3 corn and 10
oats. 7b-lb sacks. sacks extra. $19.50@19 rs;
No. groand feed. v corn and u oats. so-lb
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for the day by loads as follows Chicago Great
Western, H. Chicago, Milwaukee. & St. Paul.
~; Minneapolis St. Louis, /; Chicago, ST..
-: Chicago, burlington 4 Quincy, /: wisconsin
Central. 2: 500 Line, 2; Northern Pacific, 5;
ch1Sago. Rock Island Pacific, /; total. 60.
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PUTS AND CALLS.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS

2 pm. report: ~
Puts September wheat. S2Mc.
! Calls September wheat, 1914 @S3asc.
Curb September. wheat, S2Ac.
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ARIZONA CoPPERS.s
The market is very slow To-Day. All stocks
are freely offered while bids are few. 1t Is
rumored that the name Of the new consolidated
Ing company. Butte Coalition is weaker today
than 1t was yesterday. owing to the general
weakness in the eastern markets. Quotations
at Il
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CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT OPENS EASIER WITH LITTLE
I. r.. CHANGE IN PRICES. -.

Chicago, June 21.-The wheat market opened
easier today, but there was little change. in
prices. The cables showed that Liverpool failed
to respond to yesterdays advance the local
market. Trading was heavier in the September
option Of all grains than in july. July opened
unchanged t to 3sc lower at $3.50 to ssAe, de-
e sssned to S5 asa TO
1s%S d. Duluth and Chicago reported
ahe market became strong about the middle
Of the session on. buying induced BY reports Of
frost ID southern Illinois and prediction of de-
creased Argentine shipments. July sold up to
s4Ac and September to, s4%c.. During the last
half hour all Of the gain was lost on profit tax
off Ne at ss1ac and September down q shade
Cash Wheat, No 2 red, .s4% @s7c;. No 3 red,
@sSc; No. northern se@s7c; No. 3 northern,
"a @s6c; No. 8 spring, Sl@s5c. ~ ~ =
Close S1 Wheat, July, ssMc; September. ssx
because Of higher cables and poor weather for
the crop. Commission houses were best buyers.
asy sgfnfS sS s Ct ~ sssn ses
around 62% @52kc. Local receipts were ass
! The market continued frm and July ad-
yanced to $3.50, September going to 52%c
| Later there was considerable selling Of Sep
fhe Close was steady WITH July up seSs at Sc
az Cash e eoIn No asss @5 s. or g. e2 os
| @52Nc. ~ ,55-I>-,'st- 2'5 -. -
close-oorn, July, 52c; September, 62b q
The oats market was steady. July was nc
higher at seNe. and declined to seYc. septem-
e9 sse1ed to to @ ssass at & to 2ess
S Sssh oa a, No 2. ss s 10: 8, $50.
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@sa15 WHEAT RECEIPTS By ROADS.
Milwaukee s25; Omaha. 5; st. Louis, 8; Great
Northern, 81: Northern Pacific, g.; Great West
ern, /: Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, l.; 500
Line, Is; Chicago, Rock Island & Quincy, 4.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE June 21.-Eggs. 1917
market weak Butter, creamery, &c; imitation,
&c., ladies', 1917 @16c; receipts. II. 794 packages;
extra renovated, 171a @1Sc; renovated, 16@17c;
market weak.
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WINNIPEG GRAIN, June Plume opened at
s3%c. closed at ssAc; July, s4ssc. closed s4sc:
October. so%c, closed soAc. Cash close 4 No. ]
northern, ssAc; No. northern I , ~; No; 3
northern, 7Thc; No. white oats, 56hc; no.
barley, 4sc; No. / fax, $1.10. Receipts wheat,
~ cars: last year, 81.
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A SHOPPING rAr.r

- 6k3VVh1N0
"Ha," cried the young electrician bay,
As he ogled the girls In the park
"Ferhaps 1t is true I've a shocking way,
For I'm electrical spark
But he ogled too long, and maiden complained,
As too ardently he pressed her.
The policeman who seized him, with glee ex-
claimed,
"And am a spark arrester.'
Baltimore American.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN,

LIVERPOOL GRAIN, June 21.-Close: Wheat,
spot, nominal; No. i California Tin Manchesterl,
6s bhd; futures, quiet July, 6s 7Ad; septen,-
Der, IS Sid; December. Is SID. Corn, spot,
frm; American mixed, old, As HID futures,
firm; July, as SID; September, As 7bd.
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NEW YoRK tFLouR AND nRA1N lime ,1v

s NEW YOHK IND HHAIN, IL
Flour, receipts, 2O,812 brls; sales. 1900 brls;
steady with light trade. Wheat, receipts,
was shade lower owing to easier cables. a
bearish Price Current review and moderate un;
loading; July, 90H @90 NC; September $3.50
50 3-16c. Rye. dull; No. 25western, CSC. nominal
Z 70. b New. York. Corn. receipts 81,17b bu;
sales. 10000 bu: opened higher on light country
acceptances and steady cables, but later re
acted with wheat; September 5Shc.
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, June n.-Beef
steady. Pork steady. Lard barely steady; prime
western, $500, nominal.