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LOCAL MARKETS
Exchange and Bullion
Wheat and Other Grogn.

WHEAT-Freights are dull and unchanged OF
me me basis Of lss Cd for Barley, which make.
wheat rates lis Cd. usual European options
Inc chartered grain feet in port has a regis
tered tonnage Of 5606: disengaged. q. 72O; oil
the way to this port. 81. .740 tons against 2o9
oog tons on the same date last year.
Liverpool aud Paris futures were lower Chi
cago was nc higher. This market showed NJ
change. Fusures were stagnant but holders o.
cash grain reported the market very arm.
CASH Wheat
:, c.liforais Club. s1-21ls gI.35: do milling.
Is5ls 4s: lower grades Of California. si.it
4lS: Northern Club. s1.27ls ai-35; Northerr
b.nsstem. ss,s S2la gl-45; Northern Red. s1.301
FUTURES
10 70 IL 30 a. m. session.
December-sl. SO bid.
BARLEY-The market is not as active as II
was last week, but there were sales Of No
feeling sadse ssads al sreSn f Ts. demand Tn
brsWins continues slow and there is very little
call for Chevalier.
Good to choice feed. spot. s1.l5G1.l71s; com,
mon TO fair. sl-O541-12a per ctl: Brewing and
for poor to common and 1.25Q1 IS asked for
choice.
FUTURES
10 to ii 80 a. m. session.
May-Si-l9 asked.
December-sI Oglk
oATS-It is the same old story Of quiet but
raa,,1 n.m naIket with arrivals light and passing
Good to choice Ned for feed 81 ,<091.55; COM
si5oa1 white s5 BED sass for s. sseS e.
az; Gray. s1.42h al so per ctl.
CORN-Prices for Western grades have wide
"a range according to dryness: There is good deal
OF damp Corn coming 10 hand now. and it sells
az $l20G1 %. while good dry lots bring 81 .3Od
l-35 when they sell. which IS not often as fhs
market continues very dull.
California sIusll r'und Yellow. st.55: large
Yellow, Si.2I1z al. .321z; White. S1.2T1z01. .32Js
Western State, sacked-Yellow 81 20aI 35
White, S1.20@ 80: mixed. sI.20Ql 80; White
Egrnilan. $50: Bros'a Egyptian. cIIz.kGIf5.
RYE-StiI dull at 81 .40Gl As per ctl for Cali.
fornia and sI.35@1.40 for Utah.
CkMHEAI-xZNl2. z5 per cfl
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Butter, Chee.e ana Egxs

CHICAGO. Mar 5--on the Produce Exchange
oocay the butter market steady creemertess
-zs55le. dairtes. 2012ec; eggs. weak: at marx.
csses included, Ice; frsts. Iehcs prime 1rsts.
l-c' cheese, steady, 14hdfeAc-
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he leading futures ranged as follows.
Cash Grain and Proxf.ion.

follows: Flour. easy: No. spring wheat sO6
SIC; No ,. 72Hs2c; No red. 721s d73asc; No.
corn, 435zc: No. ? yellow. 44c: No. oats
4iAc: No. white. 421s G43c: No. white Al
u42i9c; 10. ? rye, 65i1c: fair to choice mailing
barley. GfM66c No ] haxseed Sll7: No 1
Northwestern S1es: prime timothy seed 81 so:
clover, contract grades sl4; short ribs, sides
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Co,dition - -. Trcasurv

WASHINGTON. March 5--Today's statement
of the Treasury balance shows Available cash
balances. Sej1 81. .z26; gold coin and bullion.
sIle. ass, ,lS2: gold certificates. s45.s5s.45o-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

Naval Stores-TurPentfne and Rosin
SAVANNAH, Ga, March 5.-Turpentine nrm.
72Ac bid
kos!n firm Quoted: A B. c. "a 20; d, s. Is;
F. s4-30; T. s4-35: g. $40; II. - 90; /, s4.65
4, s5.45; II. s5-e0; \, $50; VIC, $40; WV.
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NEW YORK. Mar FLOUR Receipts. a.
100 barrels. exports u 700 Steady but dull
WHEAT-RecefDts 6. COO bushels; exports.
A. 600 Spot. frm: No. red size elevator
elisc (. o. b. ad0at; No hard winter, Srsc
T. 0. b. ahoat.
Considerable covering Of shorts in wheat today
gave the market a frmer tone. II wss due 10
steady cables small Western receipts and hrmer
Northwest markets Reactions IN the last hour
Influenced By Northwest selling and poor ex-
port demand left hBal prices oaly 4 a sc net
higher. Nay closed at SSssc, July al SS1sc and
September at sac
HLDES-Stsacy-
HOP%Stea6y-
WDOIs-StssCF-
PETROLET- -N-Stesd-.
SUGAR-Raw. frm. fair refining. 2 I5-1sc;
Centrifugal s6 test T-lCc. mOiasses sugar
ll-l6c: refined. steady
COFFEE-Spot closed aet unchanged 70 3
points higher Sales were 40 bs gs. includ-
Ing March. 6-60c: May 6-55 zoe; July. 6-40I
zee; September. 6-35f al 50c, october. $3.50
Csc; December. 6-35a6 45c; February, e-359
6.45c.
spot coffee hrm: No Rio. 7I5c: Santos No
4. SIC: Mid steady; Cordoya. 9IIel1c-
BUTTER-Steady: Western factory. common
10 frsts 1SdzIlzc.
ECGS-weak; Western frsts IsAc.
DRIED FRUITS
ETAPORATED APPLES-QEiet; fancy, &c;
choice. 81 4sl3c; prime. Td7i4e
PRUNES-Steady; California fruit 3G13c;
Oregcn. - q el0c
APRICO1S-Firn: common, Isc: extra choice
ISiz q l3c; fancy. 1920
PEACHES-Quiet and unchanged; choice. II a
l21sc: extra choice, I254 dl3l l=c; fancy, 12>. q
l4c: extra fancy. 13G15c-
RAfSINS-Sresdy. loose uauscatels. 2-cr0En
to 3-crown. sasc: seeded raisins, IL lIos.e
London larers 81 S5HI.s5
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s,6s, ,o. Hor.sh,asa salt. s3a350 for large.
end fbf13 FOR medium: $f.7562 .2S for
small and SOC for Colts Horse Hides. az
s2626O for large and 81 .o012 for medium
81 Is for small aud soc for Colts. Deer rskms-
bry Mexicans 3s3s Gs5c; dry. salted Mexlcan'
25R2T%: dry Central American. SogSt t9e.
Goatsklns-Prine Angoras. Ioc; extra -
TAII.OW-No. / rendered. 595i1c; No. 2 -
abc; Grease, 3Q4e.
7Gf8c; fall Lambs. sQi1c: Humboldt and Men
tioeino 14t415c; Middle County. gQllc; Norm
ern, free, 12Qlalse; Nevada. if@sse per I'D 'o'
HoiPs-ohoIce. l2sac; prime. ioh@lle; com
mon, 9Is9l0e per ID.
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Northern wheat Market

POHILAND. March 5.-WHEAT-Club, roc
biuestem, re; red. Csc: valley. 70c.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA March 5.-YHEAT - Unchanxed
Bluestem, Tie: club CSC: red &c
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Hay and Feedstun.

Receipts Of Hay yesterday were go tons, all
on ears. Choice grades continue very firm, owing
10 their scarcity in this market. and every day
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Provisions

Local packers and wholesalers continue to re-
port business good. with the high prices obtain
able without difficulty
CURED MEATS--lsacon 15szc Der !b for
heavy, 15i4 for light medium. 1910 for light
1sM1f1<e for extrs light and os1 ,ic f.- s7fs5s--
cured; Dry Salted Sides. 14c: Bellies 14H dI5c:
Eastern Sugar-cured Hams. 1IW1T15c; Ca-.lvrnia
Mess $3.50: Family SO: Prime Mess PORK
$3.50; extra clear. s23 Ness. $40: Pig Pork
LARD-Tierces quoted at 10Ac for Cafso-nja
compound. i0Hc for Eastern compound and los
g13c for pure: hall barrels. pure 1917 afsLc.
BIB tins 13A Gi4c
CoTTOLENE-One halfbarrel. 1oEc; three
half barrels. 104c; one riercc. IU1sc- tu,,
tierces. lOasc; i've ticrces 1OLc
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lleosel. ss-T59s-s71s: mess pork. per Dbl.
sle-3T II 1880: lard per 100 Ibs {s-52h; short
clear sides lhoredl. Ss-s71 9s.3Th; whisky.
basis OF hixh Hfres a %.
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Norfhern Rusine..
poprI a,

PORTLAND. March 5.-clesringx s1,I45. To5;
balances, S121 .439
Demonstrating, ss2I, ,O02; balances, ssl, ,s0i.
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Meat Marked

The only ehangs yesterday was decline IN
dressed Ewes Grass-fed Sheep are commencing Z
ie arrive, hut are not yet plentiful. Receipts or
Hogs are increasing slightly, but not sulneieh.y
10 causa lower prices Beef Is steady, The de-
maad aud supply about balance the Veal market
DRESSED MEATS.
BEEE=Ta6o per Id for steers ana ohWfe TOT
Cows. o,,.,o- -.
VEAls-ssa9iee for large and s's@ioe for
snail -. q,
MuTFoN -llh9l2He for wethers. iois@
ilne for Ewes.
IAAIB-i29l3c for Yearlings
nnEssED H0GS-l1 lAqlBe per 10.
LIVESTOCK MARKET
The following quotations are for good, souna
livestock, delivered in San Francisco, less 90
per cent shFinkage for Cattle;
CATTLE-Steers, sis ace per ID for no. ! ano
s081ae for No 2; Cows and Helfers. 0h Uo3tei
No. 2 Cows, blsM6 thin Cows, oUo9c-
CALVES -b4hlse per 10 for light. 4lsqoc for
medium and II Q4e for heavy tgross weightl.
sHEEf-wethers, 6@7e per lb Ewes. oagoc
(gFoss weight,
IAMBsEaA 0Tc per lb.
HoGa-100 70 200 lbs, S9SAc per ID: over
600 lbs. T6se; Hoars 80 per cent. Stags 500
40 per cent and sows iO@2o per cent O6 above
quotations,
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Landon CIo.inx stoelxr

Bar slIFer--Steady- ID Per ounce-
MOney-514 a per cent
The rate OF discount IN the open market for
short bills IS A. per cent and for three months
bills AZ G47s per cent.
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ST. Louf. Wool ,yark.,

ST LOUIS. March 5.-wooI STEADY Ne
dium grades combing and clothing 244 2sc:
light hne. 2o423c; heavy hne, l69Isc; tub
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Dried Fruits. Rai.in.. Nuts. Hone,

There IS nothing worthy of note either
here or In the East. The markets everywhere
rule steady to firm. with Raisins and Prunes stfII
the only descriptions showing any free supply
FRUlTS-Aprieots. 1914 420c per ID: Evspo-
rated Apples. spot. Ga GShc; Peaches IOI5 a
lSc; Pears. IlzG121zc; Prunes. 4-stze basis, Sc;
large sizes. 4615c.
RAISINSLEeeded. Sk 6foc: Loose Muscatels
INC. a%c and Sc fer 2. 3 and crown respect
tvely: Seedless Sultanas. 7675zc. Thompson's 5
Seedless. 711c for unblezcned; London LAYERS
3-crown. 81 50; London Layers. 2-crown Si75:
Clusters. $3.50 for Imperial SO for Dehesa and
s.. so for fancy.
NUTS-Almonds. Nonparefis. 1T1S SdIszc: /
x l.. 1914 41Sc; Ne Plus Ultra, 166l7c: brakes
1917 G14c: Languedocs, 1z414c: hardsheIl
eG10c- Walnuts. jobbing price-Softshen 15G
Ice for No. / and 120f3c for No. 2: Italian
Chestnuts. 56sc per h.
HONEY-16G1clae per 10 for bright comb aud
121 G14c for amber water white extracted
nominal-none here; amber extracted 81 0Tc
per 10.
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California stock and OH Exchange
SIinfnE Sfocks
COllSTOCk'

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales cn the san Fran
.iseo Stock and Exchange BOa-d yesterday:
CONSTOCES
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Morning session

90 California Wine Association. 4o-I5
10 California Wine Association go
20 Giant Powder Con 80
100 Honoksa sugar Co ............ p 621S
2OO HouokHa Sugar Co .--..------- Z -
10 Hutchinson z CO........--.- 1900
20 OnOmea Sugar Co. cash - .
S4.OO Cal Gas & Fl N & Q T os-- SD
20 600 IoS Angeles RsflvreT 5s.-.---11S. %
81 600 Marketed Gable es-..........-111. %
81, 900 Omnibus Cable IS .------.--.. lbs
Street
As Associated oil ......----.--.- 81 -OO
5000 Pacific States Tel & Tel So. Jos 3Ii3
81 900 S P Arizona (19lOl -lo4 %.
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SALES
Morning Session
Board
IS santa Cruz Portland Cement. 600
Street
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Alaska A 4O1s Al Oceanic S Co. If
Asso or Co. Al 4195 Pae Aux A Ia
Cal F Q A. 1O4 1O515i Pac c Borax- -15213
Cal Wine A Pac Tel Co.1O6 100
MV& AitTm. - 10
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Deciduou. and Citrus FruIt.

Oranges are still coming forward freely, but
the market has a slightly better tone Peddlers
are still taking cheap stock freely and the de-
mand for medium sizes OF sound fruit IS showing
some improvement An advance Of &c per box
was easily obtained for desirable sizes Of fine
stock, that IS. 1J0s and les the proportion Of
sucn lrnlt IN snpplles Deing extremely light Mex
lean Lines were still scarce and high. while the
other Citrus goods coutinue plentiful and easy.
The demand for Apples IS limited and liberal
easy
APPLEs1s191.7 per box for Newton Pip
pins. SI12 for red varieties, and $1-25gI-50 for
Bellfowers-
PEARS-winter Nellis. s1.50G2 per box
CITRUS FRUITS-Per box. Navel Oranges
s26250 for fancy. 81. .2JGI.7J for choice and
SiB1.25 for standards; Seedlings. $lG1.JU: Tan
gertnes. I5cGS125; Lemons. S2G3 for fancy,
Sl-501l.4J for choice and slG1.2J FOR standard !:
Grape Fruit, $2.50kI3 for seedless and 81. .2JN
i.15 for common; Lines. S5dS per case
TROPICAL FRUITS-Bananas S1a2 per
bunch for Hawaiian and seas for Central Amer
lean. Pineapples. IS per dozen
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Butter. Cheese and Err.

As forecast In the last report, the continued
light arrivals OF Butter. together with the brisk
demand for local use and shipping account
caused a general advance IN prices on the Ex.
change yesterday, where buyers were eagerly
seeking supplies. and all descriptions were
marked up from &c 10 515c per pound on bids
The high prices offered failed to bring out any
stock, however all receivers were sienderly
supplied and on the purchasing side OF the mar
ket- The advance was the direct result of two
the north. which cleaned up the surplus during
the last few days. and the other the stranding
of the steamer Corona. which delayed the first
OF the seasons shipments from the Humboldt
creameries.
In the Egg department extras were firm and
higher at l91-e, while fTsts and seconds were &c
lower The receipts still running heavy but
the bulk OF the arrivals are going into con-
sumption and the surplus unwashed stock are
taken for storage, even though the weather Is
unfavorabIe.
Cheese continues firm all around. with prices
pointing upward.
Receipts were IS. 500 lbs Butter 13 800 lbs
Cheese and 1895 cases Eggs
The following were the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers the foor
Of the Dairy Exchange:
tBUTTER-Fresh creamery extras. 35c per ID;
excited: do frsts. 35l3c. excited; seconds. 30c,
excited; thirds. 271ac. excited: packing stock.
goods-Packing stock. firm at 25c for No l and
&c for No. ?; Eastern ladies. frsts. -.
CHEESE-Fancy California fats 16c per
ID. arm. drsts. 13c. firm Young Amer
icas. fancy. Ice. steady; frsts. 13isc- steady
local storage fats. Is 5.c. steady. Eastern stOr-
steady.
EGGS-California fresh extras. 1870 per doz.
Arm; hrsts. lSc. STEADY; seconds. Iac. steady;
thirds, lG1zc. steady; s0iled. 16c, steady.
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p p Hutton a Co, zs0 California street
member of the New York stock Erchange
furnish the following LIST 0f bond and stocl
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Receipts of Produce
THE STOCK MARKET.

Flour. Or SKIS io.ssaI oats. etis ......s also
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One Of the social events of the day
was the bridge tea and Kensingtou Civ
en- Yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Hugh
Anderson in honor of Mrs William Glib
son Sharp, Miss Mary Block and Miss
Winu. The hall aud parlor wore dee
Grated entirely with American Beauty
roses, while the pink La France va
boxes OF pink and white tulips were
seen on the dining table, the cloth be
ing of an exquisite weave OF the Re
naissance lace, with silver appoint
ments wrought in embossed Indian sill
vcr. Mrs. Lee Charles Miller poured
tea and Miss Ida lIanauer coffee. Others
assisting in the dining room we're Miss
Margaret Park, Miss Helen Crawford,
Mrs. J, Il. Walker and Mrs. Frank
Jennings. Four tables were filed with
the bridge players. the honors being
awarded TO Mrs, Sharp, Mrs W. S,
Mccormick, Mrs. John Marshall and
Miss Mason,
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre entertained
at large bridge tea yesterday after,
noon at the Mcintyre home on Seventh
street in honor of Miss Leslie Kerr of
St Louis. who is the guest Of Miss
Cheesman. The parlors aud library
were prettily decorated with palms,
while pink Cbantry roses and carna.
tious of the same hue were seen i'll
the dining room Miss Eloise Sadlcr
and Miss Leila Stnglcy poured tea and
coffee and were assisted by a number
Of young girls Nine tnbles were filled
with players, the honors being awarded
to Mrs. Benrer \. Smith, Mrs. Sam
Porter. Mrs. Wallace Bransford Mrs
W Donohcr, Miss Jenna Budd Geddes,
Miss Jessie Anderson, Miss Minettc
Baer, Miss Aileen MacLean and Miss
Eloise Sadler.
The members Of the sophomore class
OF the university will give their an
nual reception in the Assembly hall Of
the Museum building this evening. This
Will be the last of tho class dances Civ
en- by the students this year, All those
given by the other classes have been
highly successful and the efforts the
sophomores have been showing promise
10 make this dance equal if not better
than its predecessors. Decorations will
be iu the class colors and also the
school colors. red and white The
sophomorcs are planning "a number of
electrical effects that viii outshiEc ANY
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attempted heretofore. The center of
these Will be the class numerals 'O9. -
Mrs Richard A. Keyes entertained
at bridge tea yesterday afternoon in
honor of Mrs r. B. Turner of Boise,
decorated with American Beauty roses
and palms, while in the dining room
the pink Lawson carnations were used
in profusion. Six tables were filled
with players and number of friends
dropped in for tea. At the close of
the afternoon the prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Warrilow of Fort Douglas. Mrs
r. B., Turner, Mrs, Frank McGurrin
and Mrs. g. II. Smith.
The advance sale for the musical
festival with the Chicago symphony or
chestra and solosists has been held for
the past ten days at the Clayton music
store, with great demand for tickets
at the subscribers vote of $50 for the
entire festival of three performances
Positively no seats will be obtained at
this rate after next Saturday. The
program is out and will be published
in a few days.
The regular meeting Of the Current
Events section of the Ladies' Literary
club will meet this afternoon at
clock at the club house. Mrs Field
will review the life of Luther Burbank
Addison Caine will review John Oil
yer Hobbs (Mrs. Cragie) book, "The
Dream and the Business"
The normal students of the univer-
sitv will give "circus' in the gym
nasium this afternoon. Much of the
program will be given by students of
IL.
Gus, there will be parades on the cam
pus and side shows,
Miss Rosalie Amanda Thompson and
Richard Stephens were married at noon
yesterday at the home of the bride s
cousin, Mrs, A. b. Larsen of Provo
After April |, Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens
will make their home in this city
Mrs. Mary A. Mayberry entertained
informally at dinner on Sunday evening
in honor of her fortieth birthday. Gov.
ers were laid for six.
Mrs. r, B. Turner will probably leave
on Monday for her home, after pleas
ant VISIT with friends in the city.
The Woman's Republican club gave
a large card party yesterday afternoon
at the Auerbach hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stowe enter
tanned the members of the Bridge club
last evening.
The marriage of Miss Mary A. Shaw
and Thomas Barrett will take place at
the home of the brides mother.
The Plate club met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. j. s. Tayler.
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JAPANESE GIRLS ADMITTED.
hter the White Schools in Accordance
With Amended Order.

n,hy yT1y ~ - ISAN FRANCISCO, March 14.-In ac.
Fden trv5 brlance with the action Of the board
education Yesterday resembling the
Ieolution which barred japanese pu.
I Is sui Ss from the schools, nine little jap
10 sel & nese girls appeared this morning for
I'D Ga |dmission to the Redding primary
" bSt NJ, 4, thool Miss Mary Deane, the princi-
E The :, H. answered their request with the
tatcmcnt that she had not received
brmnl notification of the board S ac-
|attFacifs 700 and directed them to return ut
! or o s* 9s* 10 clock
a fsm t.a, In the United States circuit court
Inited States Attorney DcV!in had a
|tsIy n:I primal order Of dismissal Of the Jap
ncse cases entered Similar aation
sxio nd Fas taken in the State supreme court
This afternoon the nine Japanese
hsI,s lrls who applied for admission into the
kdding primary school were admitted.
! rods ter M examination as to their knowl-
| ssi hti dee of The English language
President Walsh of tho board of cu-
bfisn aiion, which yesterday rcscindc,i its
Is. Gu, rolution regarding the Japanese chill.
-'f' '~' hen in the public schools. today re-
Hyed the following message from
resident Roosevelt:
.Much pleased by the news. Have
ptihed Mr.. Devlin that suit Will be
Econtinued and the immigration order
FAlhss nll be imcdiately issued -
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