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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13; 1916.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Fairly Active, Steady to
Strong and Feeders Firm
Lambs Highest Ever.
HOGS SLOW, WEAK, LOWES
Omaha, December 13,
Recslats van' Cattla. Hon.
1111.
Sheep
Official Wonder 11.151 11.111 .
Katlmata Tueidajr .... MOO 1M00 U.too
t Two (leys tale week ..JI.4U 2I.IK 17,70:
game daya laal weea.is.h.i ...ii-i
Him, dava I oka aao. 11.711 IMOt 41,ll
H.m. 41. v. 1 waa. aao.li.41t lt.ttl 1,0I
Kami dan ka. seo.ll.ll- 50.151 11.S7I
bame daya laat waak.U.at! 11,017 14.041
j'itia Rrralota ware liberal today, male
Ina; th total for tha two daya 10,461 bead.
The demand waa eood and tha market gen
erally ateady to strong. Choice yearling
Chrlatmaa oatlle aold up to 111.10, tha
fctehest price ever paid for ttle on thla
market, Blockers and tssdsra were In good
demand at firm prices.
RerelBts and dlapoaltlon of live stork
the Union Stork yarda, Omaha, for twenty
four houra ending at 1 o'clock, p. m., yes-
terday :
RECEIPTS CARS.
Catt!e.Hoga.Bheep.H'r'a.
c. v. st. p. ....
Wabash
Mlaeouri Pacific....
ITnlon Pacific
C. at N. W., eaat ,,
C. N. W , Writ .
C. IC P. II. I O. .,
C . B Q., eaat ..
C, H ., weat .
C. R. L P., eaat ,
C-. Hit P., weat
Illinois Central ....
11
J
11 4 1
Tl 36 II 2
IS 14 ' 1
61 61 16 1
14 13
It
tl It
11 13 6
7 1 I " ..
14 10 ,.
. t 4 ... ..
161 111 71 1
Chicago 01. Weat.
Total rsestpt .
DISPOSITION H BAD.
t
" Cattle. Hoes. Sheep.
Morris ft Co. ..!,....... JI4
Hwlft ft Co 1.171
1.110
1,61!
4.016
HI
4,(13
1,131
Cudahy Packing Co. .. tot
Armour ft Co. 1,141
4.618
1,01
1,031
4,111
Schwarts A Co.
1. W. Murphy
Lincoln Packing Co. ...
Bout b Omaha Pack. Co.'
llunnlnger A Oliver ,,.
W. B. Vanaant Co....
Renton, Vanaant ft Luah
lllll ft Son
T. B. Lewla
1. B. Root ft Co.
to
114
101
1
111
117
Hi
lit
U r. Huaa
V. O. Kellogg tl
Werthalmer ft Degen ,
lit
H. V. Uamlltos ....
Hulllvan Bios.
Kothacblld ft Kreba .
Mo. ft Kan. Calf Co..
Chrlatla
Hlgglnl
Huffman
Mayors
Baker .A....
lit
111
Banner Brae.
John Harvey 101
psnnls ft Francla ,
Kllna
Jeneen ft Luncrsa ,
O'Day
Other buyer ......
'i V
171
1
110
1,061
11.111
Totala
..7,414 17,114
Quotation on rattle: terns, to eboteo year,
ling beeves, tl0.ttttll.t0l food to eholco
weighty cornled boevee, lie eiioll.oo, fair
10 good eornfed boevea, tt.7t01O.OO; com
mon to (air oornfod beeves, et.t0tjrl.7l
good to ehole graaa boovea, 97.7t9t.00; fair
to good graaa boevee. 11.711.7.71; common
to fair graaa boevea, 11.7101.71! food to
tholoa aslfsrs, Il.lt01.lt; good to cnolo,
eowe. l.to0l.lt; fair to good oowa. It.7(
0t.ll; oommoa to fair eowe, 14 O0!.1I;
good ta oholce feeder. t7.760l.lt fair to
good feeder, lt.O07.7t; oommoa to fair
feeders, 16 7601.(0; good to obolca atock.
era. I7.tt0l.lt; atock belfera. 11.1101.10,
.took oowa, 9t.OO01.SOi atock oalvaa, tt.oe
01.01; veal calvee, ti.tt0ia.M; beef bulla,
tag, eta. 16 lo0 76: bologna bulla, 16.00
, Jtepreaeatatlvo aalea: .
. - 8S8r STEERS. .
No.
A. Pr. o.
Av. Pr.
.. til II
.,101 T 01
117 t to
III t 71
It.....
II
14.....
i!!!!!
t.'..'.'.
711 1 01
Til 7 II
.. (12
771
.. Ill
..1104
..lilt
T 10
1 It
T IS
I It
I 10
lit 1 41
171 9 00
II. .......Hit
t to
I It
..1171
it,
.1117
I it
II..
11..
.(
II..
41..
I...
1...
, 1..
..1311 II It
17..... ...1114 It II
.1(11 It M
' CALVES.
, 111
411
, Ml
lit
f 4t 41.
T II It.
I 10 I,
III ,
0t
441
171
141
1 It
f It
I 90
I 76
XI It It
Hoga Packer war In a bearlah mood
thla morning and la tha absence af any
definite report on the day'a run tbey
starts, out talking sharply lower, and
making very few blda of any sdrt. An AAA
load or two that ablppara bought aartywaa
oauoa eieaey, out tneu purcuaaea war ai
meat too amall - bo wort;, of mention.
and, with aellera all aaklng around ateady
pncee, no pacaar aoga aaa aold up ta mld
forenoon. ' -
In tha end the market opened larglly
a dime lower, and for a while movement
waa fairly active, aollera having come to
me oonoiualoa that they were slaying
losing game and being, willing to cash atuff
aa long as packer would take it. Tha re
waa ino usual unovenneee in ina trade, ana
oplnlona of the market were many and
varied, soma tradora ealliag tha saarkst
oaiy a to is eenta lower, wntla others
claimed they had ta sail bog aa much aa
is to it cents lower.
By aoon whatever Ufa there had been
la tha trade had died out Moat of the
early arrivals bad been eleanod up, but a
lew ot ins asiaysa trains wsrs comma In.
and at midday It waa estimated that there
were between twenty.flvs and forty loads
In first hands. Packers were Bot showing
much Interest In these, such bids aa tbey
mads being la moat oases lower thaa the
early trade, and, with ssvsral trains atlll
to hoar from, tbs outlook for tha oloss wss
aot avsrly promising. What hoga bad aold
up to noon wsrs oallod largsly 10c lowsr,
tbs bum bslng quoted at 9l.40OI.lt, with
a part of a load of choice hogs aa high aa
ts.se, ue top.
No. Ar.
II..1II
Hi. Ill
7.. 117
II.. 313
7..I7
Bk. Pr.
... 00
111 60
... I It
40 9 TO
41 10
No. Av.
16. .171
II. .310
3. .303
II. .341
73.. 141
Sh. Pr.
... 91 40
It t 65
. . . III.
It I 76
... I
PIGS,
T Tl Ji.,104
II. a 14
I 31
Sheep Not much more thaa half of the
estimated supply had been yarded when
packers started out, but there was some
doubt as to whether the belated trains would
. get lir ta time for today'a trade, and, aa
' packers were hungry for lamba after yes
terday's short run, tb market opened early,
good klnda aelltng freely at prlcee that were
largely a dime higher. Early aalea included
a good bit of stuff up to $13.ft6t 13.10, and
a top of 11116 was made. Several loads of
feeder thai were on offer were enapped up
readily at about the same sort of an up
turn, a very desirable kind reaching 113.36,
with others aa high as 13120. Advance
of lis much aa 10 01 to were noted in the
early mutton sales, a string ot ewe touch
ing 11.66, with wethers at 11.36.
At noon th situation had failed to show
much of any change. Quite a bit of stuff
that aellera Were eipecllng had not yet
arrived, and la some cases It was doubtful
If shipment would get tn for today. A
fair clearance of th ariy arrivals had
been made at midday. Nothing had aold
abov 111.16, which Is a new record for
thle point. Clippers reached new levels, on
consignment reaching 611.40 and another
11.66.
. Quotations on sheep and lambs: Good 'to
t Ic lamba, 113.76013.16; fair to good
lambs, I12.90OU.76: clipped lamba. 110.36
tyll.40; feeder lamb. ll0.76Oll.36; good
lo choice yearlings, lt.76O10.60; fair to
good yearlings, f 1.6901-60; feeder year
lings, tlaOOOlOO; fair to choice wethere,
16.2601-36; good -to choice ewes, In. 40 9
6.. '6; fair to good ewes, ITillta.lIt plain
to cull ewe. 46.9iOI.69; feeding ewes, $6.91
07.36; breeder ewes, all eg to, ll.00OI.60,
Repreaentatlv sales; ,
No.
54: fed lamb ,
)3I fed lambs
lit Wyoming feeding lambs,
73 fed lamb .
334 fed lamee
,S04 fed iambs
343 fed tamo r, ,
lfl fed ewe
AV,
Pries.
11 16
, 11 T6
II 16'
11 T6
II It
11 It
11 II
ti
911 II
lit
.... it
.... in
T
.A. ..lit
10
II
219 fed lamb .....
4t fed ewe ......
311 fed ewes ......
333 fed lamb
I li
M. Loots Un atoek Market.
St. Lome, m 11. Cattle Recelpta, t.lto
hBit: market etrong; native beef steers
17. 6A0tl.lt; rearllng eteer and heifers.
II 6,011.60: cows, 96.1001. a; atockera and
ffSfler. 96 1007.76; prime aoutfaern br.f
: oU'cri, 9!.tO0t.o; beef eowe. and belfera
Il.li0t.tt; prime yearling eteers and
belfera, 97.SO0I.S0; aallv. calvee. 91.090
Hogs Rerelpls, It 100 head; ntarkrt
lllgber; llgbla, 91.66010.1,; ptgs, 91.6001 76;
mixed and butchers, tt.t0Olt.S0; good
hea-y, Vlo.l091l.10i bulk eC asles. l.7St
1011.
Hhrep and Iambi Receipt. 1.400 head:
market ateady to 16c higher; lamba, 18.00ft
Hi; awee, lt.00tll.7t; yaarllnga, 11.10
11,00.
CHICAGO I.IVK STOCK MARRltT.
Cattle Steady Hags Weak Shoo Firm,
Chicago. Dec. II Cattle Receipts, t.lOO
heed; market eteady; native beef cattle.
17 00011.(0; .weetern etrcre. 17 00010.10:
atorkera and feedera, 14.6007.16: eowe and
heuera 13.16010.26: calvee, ll.6O01i.7B.
Hose Receipts, 43,000 head; market weak.
10c under yeatrrday'a averase: bulk of Sales.
11.660 10.00; light. It OOQt.10; mlsed. Il.to
010.10: heavy, ll.SO01O.li; rough, 11.600
1 11: pin. It 1001.16. , . '
rjheeo and 1 .a in be Reeelot. Tl.000 head:
market firm; welhera, IS.7O0I.IO; ewea,
Sk.i.Vf.ovi lamna, tio.6O0i3.zo.
me MX City Uva Stack Market
fflotrt City. Ia Dec. 11. Cattle Rscslpts.
4.400 hsad; market for klllera weak to 10c
lower; for atockera, 10016c lower: beef
oteere. 91.00011.00; butchera. IS.7101.00
fat cowl and heifers, 96.7601 SO; csnners.
K.I60S.6O; stackers snd feeders. 10.600
7.76: calves. M.0601.60; bulls, stage, etc.
16 .6001.76; feeding cows and heifers, 9I.7S
07. 10.
Hogs Rscslpts, 10,000 heed: market
alow and 0c lower; llghla. II.7S0I.4O
rolled. It.4l0t.ti; heavy. 9t.7O0t.tO; plga.
17.1601. 00; bulk or sslee. II. 1001.10.
Sheep snd Lambs Kscelpts, 1,600 hesd
market 10 0 26a higher; fed muttons. 97.10
010.31; wetbera, 11.0001. SO; ewes. 97.000
1.16; lambs, 111. 11013.00.
CUr Un Stock Market. .
Kit nam Cltv. Dec. IS. Ctll ftclnts.
IS.OOft hfftd; ratrkst lower; prlmo fed ttrre,
v i v. i o v i z. uu ; areura dapi nirra, f . tut tj
lo.fto; weitam itiri, io.&uwio.bo: rowv.
U.2SCPI.&0; helftr, IC.ttOttt I-J.60; utockori
nd fefdeni, 16 0UJ i.71; bull, 15. 00
twlvvw. Jfl 6fl11.2.. 7
tronir: liuik of tMltrn, 9.60Qlo.no; hfiavy,
ln.PDgno.o0; pncKvn aoa nuicnon., ii iti
IV. V0: IlKlilsT, tav.0U6Tl.Bft: Dill, IS. i ft BE f . IHI.
nhneD tntl IiTibir---Reri tit 7.0(10 hitftd:
m..rkt higher; lumtm. I2.0013,00; ymr
llnn. lli.60O11.1&: wtha. IS.60ft9.60:
iwei, 9I.VVVB..D.
St. dloHpli LIt Htoek Market.
Joseph. Dee. It. Cattle Receipt.,
head; market ateady: teerw, 17.000
,8
U.fcO; eows and belfera. $.SOttl0.O0; calves.
I6.0OO12.5O,
Hnre-Rhnfi1ntB IT AAA hatBii- inarbnt 1n
$ lie lower; Up, 910.00; bulk of aalea, M0
Vt.io, .
Biitep ana iantba Reeeipu, 4,one head;
market l&I0e hJcher; lambs, 9l3.e0OH.00;
ewea, l.ft04i.T6, .
Lira Htook I Hlfht,
Receipts of live stock from tha five prin
cipal market were : ,
CaHle, Hojrs. Sheep.
Chlcavo . . 1,000 .
4,800
14, D0
16,000
10,009
17,100
18,000
7,000
16,600
1.600
1,400
Kansas City 16,000
Omaha
,10
Sioux City..,,
4,40s
S.100
8t, ldouie. . , .
ToUls,.,.
.46,400 71,100 41,400
Coffee Market.
New Tork. Deo, 13. Coffee A 'mora oo-
tlmlstla view ot peace prespeets aa a re
sult of today's news from Berlin, was re
fleeted In the firmer ruling; of coffee fu
tures and a renewal of Wall Street or ether
eutalda buying. There was also some de
mand from houses with European eenn ac
tions and after opening at decline of I to
I points the market sold about IT tV i
points abev last night's eleee with Mareh
teuehing 1.31a and July, I fie, The elnae
was within a pelnt as two af thavbest, being
II to II points net hie hep. Salee II fllO
bags, Deoember, I.OIfi) January. I,lle Feb.
ruary, 1.34c) March .Mlet AP'U, .40e
May, p tfni june. ,m JUiy, I, lien Aug.
uat, M7o. September! .TIe Oetobar,
I.Tlei November, I.l4e, ' '
Spot, euleti Rla Te. lUnt HtviitM ! iauh
Cast nd freight offers were unchanged ta
a shade lower ranging from 1.10c to lOo for
Santas 4s, London oredlte.
The official cables resorted no ohann
In Bra Ulan markets etcept for a decline
of II rels in Santos futures. Rio cleared
14,000 fcagg for New Tork and 10,000 bags
for New Orleans.
. Osissaj Market. :
New Tork, Boo. II. Cotton Futarss
opened steed.?; December, 17,10a; January,
17.71c; March. ll.OOci Mar, 11.10c; July,
ta.i.o; uotonsr. is-.ae.
Future, closed strong! Ttaaamher. lt.ltei
January, ll.tici Mareh, lt.1fe May, ll.tlel
doir, ii.veoi uciooer, li.ion
Tito ootton naraat eioaeo very ateady to.
day at a net advenes of 91 to tl points
for ths day. ,
apsi. aoisti middling, li.iioi sales, lot
oaiea.
Liverpool, Dee. 11. -Cotton Spot srsaki
gooo. mioaiing, ii.isa: middling, ll.otdi
low middling, lt.tOd, Salee, 7,000 balsa,
Evaporated Apvloa aad Drisd Frails.
Nsa Tork. Deo. I l.tflva ported Applea
Dull and nominal fancy, tot ehotes, 9V10
ihci prims, merit.. .
Dried rrults Prunss, flrmi California,
I01OHSI Oregon, IH01OO. Apricots,
seareoi eholoe, - HMei sitra holee, 11o
fancy,, ltVlo. Peaches, steady choice, l,c
eitra oholoe, 7o fancy, I Ho, Halalna,
aulet; eholca to fancy, aaeded, lO0114o
seedless, lt011ol London layers, 91,10,
': Maaal Market,
Kssr Tork, Dec. 11 Metals Lead, 97.10
01.00. apslt.r, dull I spot, Bast Bt, Mule
delivery, ll.tl01I.OO. Copper, Armi
electrolytte, first ouarler, 111.60, nomlnall
aecond and third quarters, ll.tt0l.OO.
Iron, stsady and unchanged. Tla, aasyi
spot Offered af 141.00, j
At London Copper i Spot, 1114 lOal fu
tures, 111! 10SI slsetrolytlo, lilt. Tim Spot,
lilt lis; futures, lilt lis. Load, 110 10a.
Spelter, 197, , . . , ,
Oil and aetata.
Savannah, Oa., Deo, II. Turpentine
Firm; livtai sals, II bbla, rscslpia, 4lt
bbla' ,h""n,BU' 1,1 b1'1 IMk ,,',0'l
Rein firm sslss, 'lM bblt. focslpls,
111 bbls. shlpmsnts, 1,141 bbls. : stock,
91,461 4bls. Quotatlonal A ,11, r, D, n,
11.10; P, .; O, H, 1, 91.10; K, II. to, u.
11.10; K, 9t.ll; wn, 9T.lt; WW, 97.10,
, Xwr Market. . ( -!few
Tork, Deo, II Sugar lUw. easy;
centrifugal, l.lloi molassee, 4.14c. Refined,
quiet; fins granulated, I.IOo. Peace talk
snd aa saeter apot market, a well aa In
creased sstlmatas for ths coming crop led
to native aelltng la eugar future.. At aoon
price, wars 11 to II points lower.
- ! Market.
New Tork, Dec. It. Dry Ooods Cotton
goods and yarns wsrs gulet todsy, with soms
sselng reported In guotstlons on goods
off.red from sseond hanrta. Ltttlo or no
change was reported In mill pooltlone. Men's
wear tended higher. Batlna and chlffona In
allk were acarce for quick delivery.
Ministers Asked s
To Help Buy Shoes
, For Poor Kiddies
An appeai for shoe money ii to be
made from the pulpits in Omtht, if
the advisory committee of the Asso
ciated Charities is successful in per
suading the ministers to join with it,
A special committee, consisting of Dr.
I. ,W. Porter and Rabbi Frederick
Cohn, was appointed at the noon
meeting to write a letter to all the
ministers asking of they could make
such an appeal from their pulpits,
some Sunday soon. "The need of
money witb which to buy shoes for
the poor children of the city is very
great," said Rabbi Cohn.
There is a feeling among the advis
ory committee that with the many de
mands at present being made on the
people of Omaha for charitable work
and for subscriptions to many noble
and worthy projects, there is danger
that many may forget the regular es
tablished charities which annually re
quire large sums. "The poor are al
ways with us," said a member of the
committee in discussing this point.
"The projects now being pushed for
public subscriptions are all worthy
ones, but we hope that the drain will
not be so heavy as to interfere with
the needs of the Associated Charities."
' -s An Aid to Digestion.
When you have a fullness anil
weight in your stomach after eating
you may know that you have eaten
too much, and should take one of
Chamberlain's Tablets to aid your
digestion. Advertisement,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Prices Drop on Cash Cereal
Markpt as Peac Rumors
Come from Berlin.
TRADING EXTREMELY DULL
Omaha, December 13, lilt.
Today cash market was an exceptionally
dull affair and while the buyers were will
ing enouih to take the grain at the mar
ket prices, the sellers did not feel like
selling at such a heavy decline, the whaat
mant-ei oemg quoted several cents lower.
About the only trading on the floor wan
done In wheat and the sales of that cereal
wore ettremelr light, only a few oar of
No, 3 hard wheat being sold up to noon.
The beet salts of No. 3 hard today were
about c under yesterday's average price,
while the bulk of today's offering went at
a 6tc decline.
Considering the big drop In wheat the
corn market held 'up very well, and while
the sale of thl cereal were aleo very
light, a car of No. I yellow corn sold for
ISu, a cent under yesterday's price, -
There was practically no trading in oats,
the only sale up to noon being a car of
sample white, which brought Glo and a
few sales of No. t white at filOSlc.
No aalea of rye were reported and this
market wax quoted nomlnaly 2&Za lower,
while barley was quoted several cent
lower, the only sales of this cereal beln a
car of No. 4 at 0c The general denrea
slon In today'a cash market was Indirectly
i no resun or peace moves, wnicn caused
heavy decryine In the future market and
as cash prices are based on futures, Ihe
drop In caeh grain prices naturally caused
dullness in ihe local market.
Clearances were, whear-an3 flour equal
ins.vun nusneia; corn, ze.ouo buahela;
oats, a e 4, oooo liusbets.
tverpool close: Wheat, unchanged
easy to lo lower.
Primary wheat receinta wan 1.211. on
bunhels, and shipments 192,000 bushels
against receipts of 2.231.000 bushels and
shipments ot C, 007,000 bunhels last year.
rrimary corn receipts were 1.277.000 bush
h, and shipments 668.000 bushels a trail mi t
receipts oi 1,011,000 bushels, and shl omenta
01 i.u.uuv ousneis iai year.
i'nmary oats receipt were 44.0UO btwh.
els, and shipments 677,000 bushels against
receipts of 811,000 bushels, and shtoments
ui tii.vvv ousneis last year.
CARLOT KKCE1PT8.
WheaL Corn. Oats.
Chicago :..103 4M 341
Minneapolis 40t
Duiuth m
Omaha . , 31
33
42
64
Kanaas City ...144
Ht. Louis , 104
Winnipeg , Hi
These sale wnre reported today:
Wheat No. S bard winter. 1 car. 11.11.
No. 3 hard winter: 1 car (choice). 11.61:
cars, 11.64; I oars. 11.63. Samnle hard
winter: 1 car, I1.40. No. 3 durum: 1
car, 11. hz. ' ,
Barley No. 4: 1 ear, 10c, No, 1 feed:
ir, lie.
Corn No. S white: 1 car. IftUo. No. i
yenow: 1 car, lHc; 1 car, lIHc. No.
yellow: I cars, lie. No. 3 mixed: 1 caT
oc. no. a mixea: 1 car, Heftc: 1 oar. 85c
Oats No. I white: 1 cars. filUe: 9 cnv
tltto. No. 4 whit: 1 car. lie. Samole
wnue; j. cars, bio.
Omaha Cash Prices Wheat: No t hard.
11.1401.61; No. I hard, 11.6201-66; No. 4
nara, ll.60Bl.63: No. I snrlne-. 11.6001. 68
No. 8 spring, 91.1601,86; No. 3 durum, 91.61
vi.-; no. s aurum, 91. 80 01.02. uorn
No. I white, lffjc; No. t white, I6UO
86tic; No. I ysllow, 86 086lc; No. 3 yel
low, ISttOMc; o. 1 mixed, 860814c; No.
Riixea, ttttnti.c. uats: No. 2 white.
&ltp4lc; atandard, &lfffilc; No. 3
white. 60Vsmc: No. 4 white. 60 "A Sf 6 In.
Barley: Malting. 11.0301.13: No. 1 feed. 870
7c. By; No, t, 91.3601.38; No. I. 91.340
OmaH Future Market. V
Th report that Germany was seeking
peace caused a sensation in the wheat nit
and heavy selling by short and covering
07 me long forced almost a lOu breaK in
May wheat, December wheat opened about
4c lower and later dropped to a low point
or 11. di, wnere it closed, The opening on
May wheat was only about lo lower, but
the sales In wheat, was confined chiefly
to th May article and continued selling
caused a steady decline In-prices.
Cora held up comparatively well consid
ering the drop In wheat and the May ar
ticle, which carried the bulk of the trad
ing, ruled about 3tto oft at the close.
Oat lack any Independent feature and
wnue in range was narrow, snowed
marked tendency to follow wheat.
ucai range or options.
Art. Open. I High. Low. Cloao. Tea.
viiL I r
Dec 1 I4Vi 1 t4l4 lit 1 it ltlU
May 1 11 1 11 Ilia, 1 tlVi 173
July 1 II 1 41 lit 1 17, 1U
Corn
Dec. IIH llti 1414 14 18 1,
May 99017 91(4 H , lit IIH
July . ISM ItUj I4H It lis.
Oat, '
Dec. 99 to It 60 II
May 63H taMj 61 81 64
Chicago cloelng prlcee. furnished The Bee
by Logan A Bryan, atock and grain broken,
111 South Blxteenth street. Omsha:
Art. Open. High. Low.) Close. Tea.
Wht. . I " V"
Deo. 1 II 1 91 lllVi 1 9114 14
Msy 1 It 1 It 114 1 t6 Hi
July ' 1 41 1 4IH 141 1 41 111
Corn.
Dsn. IIH S ItVi SIH lH
May tilt ,1114 8t . JT4 1114
July.. . 1114 9114 1144 1014 81 14
Oats.
Dec.. II 9114 41 41 1H
May St 6644 61 S 6344 tilt
July 1114 9314 4114 to N 6114
Pork. . .
July II It It TO 31 36 It 7114 It
1 MayV 11 1, It t 3t to 11 J714 It 11
Lard. -
Jan. II IIH II 1714 19 10 1 1714 19 70
-May II 70 It II IS 60 1 31 IB 10
RWs.
Jan. 13 79 13 1714 U ' 11 'M 13 10
May I 14 10 I 14 30 lt 06 14 IIH 14 17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,
Wheat Price Crumpled by Germany's Peace
Proposals.
Chicago. Dec 12. Germany's offer today
to make peace smashed the wheat market.
Selling became almost frantic, especially
after what purported to be the math points
of the offer were learned. Prices fell In
some casea 1144c a bushel and closed wild
at ll.l&tt 01.66 for May and 91.420
1.41 for July, with the market as a whole
4 lfto under yesterday's finish. Corn
lot !U.O4o net and oat 3U.tf3e. In
provisions th outcome was a rHse of 6066c.
Although the first flash of peace news
reached Chicago at nearly th exact mo
ment. of the opening of the wheat market.
It was not until a quarter of an hour later
that trader In general were aware of the
announcement, which had been made at
Berlin. Meanwhile th market had been
displaying weakness that was ascribed for
the most part to th stoppage of export
sales and to the chance of a serious dis
agreement between Washington and Berlin
over attack by submarines. As soon as
dispatches appeared In print, however, tell
ing of th oerman oner to negotiate for
peace, owner of wheat began to throw
holdings overboard seemingly without limit
and price plunged downward in earnest.
Fully an hour and a half went by before
excitement subsided and then only to flame
out again when near the end of the day at
tention was centered on Washington ad
vpoes credited to the German embassy set
ting forth a statement said t outline the
basis of th Oerman offer.
Semi-demoralisation ruled the wheat pit
; the last, as opinion seemed to gain
j - fl. -
Sir "
t O.OMAHS,.lt, ' lr r ,
Most Modern and Sanitary
Famil7 Trade Supplied by ,WM JETTER, Dittributor,
2502 N St Telephone Douf las 4231. South 863 or 86&
ground that thV prosper t of a rejection of
the Berlin offer to negotiate wslm more un
likely than an acceptance. Until what looked
like definite assertions of the leading terms
proposed by Berlin were known, ihe extreme
break in wheat pricea was &c as against
11 Vic In dealings later on. Developments ex
cept In regard to peace cut little if any
ngure. '
Corn showed stubborn resistance t"' sell
ing pressure. Prices gave way only by slow
degrees as compared with wheat. Somie
liquidation owing to the peace outlook wan
witnesses, but the volume of offerings could
not be described as very large. The action
of oats paralleled that of corn. Baying at
times was lively, but stop-loss orders from
owners were numerous after wheat started
a second whirl downgrade.
Peace reports lifted oro visions, Lard
peclally was In demand on account of fore
casts of a big business with tuermany In
cano peace should be declared.
Cash Pricea Wheat : No. 3 red, nomi
nal: No. 2 red. 11. &: No. 2 hard. 91-Tl'AO
1.7m; No. 3 hard, nominal. Corn: No. 3
yellow, ll'ic; No. 4 yellow, 874010c: No.
4 white. IIUOIIHe- Oats: No. 3 whit.
"ttO2ttc; standard, 023c. Rye:
No. 3, 91.4201-43. Barley: 10c 011.00.
Seeds: Timothy, I3.C0O6-I0;- clover, 912.00
017.00. Provisions: Pork, . 928.&0; lard.
916.77; ribs, 913.37013.87. .,
ButterUnchanged.
Kggs Receipts, 2,033 cases; . market un
changed. Potatoes Receipts, 30 cars; market un
changed. Poultry Alive, higher; fowls, 17c;
springs, lie; turkeys, 2wc.
KEW YORK GENERAL MARKET,
Q Dotations of tha. Day on Various eliding
Commodities.
New York, Dec 12, Flour Iower: eprlng
patents, t8.95fg9.20; winter patents, 98.360
S.6K; winter straights, 93.1008.36.
Wheat Spot, weark; No. 1 durum, 91.91;
No. 3 hard, 11. SO"; No. 1 northern, Duluth,
91.91; No. 1 northern Manitabo. 91.11, t. o.
b New Tork,
Corn H pot, weak; No. 1 yellow, 11.02
c, i. r new zork, 10 days shipment.
Oats Spot, weak: standard. 66UOE7c.
Hay Steady; No. 1, 91-0601.10: No. I.
9t.00Ol.02ft; No. 3, lOaft&c; shipping, 7t
Hop Quiet; fltate common to choice,
1916, 46 60c; 1911, 8014c; Pacific, coatt.
lfi, liwitvc; JJ1&, gone.
Hides Firm; Bogota, 44046c; Central
America, 42043c.
Leather Firm; hemlock firsts, 67c; aec
onns, oi-c.
Provisions pork, firm; mess, 931. MO
32.00; family, 30.00O33.00; short clear;
I30.00O32-00. Beef; firm; mess, $38,000
zs.du; ramiiy, sz&.L.ofpZ7.09. Lard, strong.
mioaie weai iy, 10917. zo.
Tallow Firm; city, lie, nominal; country,
uuvumc; special, Jlc.
Butter Firm; receipts;- 10,132 tabs
creamery, 39039He; firsts, I6tt038c; sec
onae, 3ttp3Hc.
JCggs Firm: receipts. 7.390 cases: fresh
gainereo extra arsis, e47c; firsts, 44046c
refrigerators, special marks, fancy, 33 UO
tc; reingerator, seconds to nrsts, IlftO
oac.
Cheese Easy: receipt. 1.263 boxes: state.
held specials, 4c; state, average fancy,
poultry uva Arm: no price settled
Dressed, firm; chicken, 19 0 29o; fowls, 13
VilQf turkeys, is 28c.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
Minneapolis, Deo. 13. Shortly before the
close of the grain market prices of flour
uuti't7u. arniiv (rainiiisl wrB .PC iOWVT,
quoted at 9.86, First clears were 60c
lower, quoted at 97.60. Other grade un
changed. Wheat Mar. 11.74 0 1.74 U : Jnlv.
II. 70. Cash: NO. 1 hard. I1.T4 0 1.78 V ;
no. 1 norinern, k 1.11 if 1.74 "4 ; Wo.
northern. 91.66 HO 1.72
Corn No. 3 yellow, 84086c.
Oat No. 3 white, 4K04Ae.
Flaxseed 92.7902.84.
Barley 78c91.13.
Rye $1. 3801.39.
Bran 96.0007.00.
City General Market.
Kansas City. Dee. 12. Wheat No.
hard, 91.6801-74; No. 3 red, 91-6801-71
December, 91.61; May, 11. 12 01.12.
Corn No. 2 mixed, 8808814c: No. !
white, 80c; No. 3 yellow, 89c; December,
e0c; nyf B7V87C.
Oats No, 3 white. 66U066o: No. 2 ml.
Butter Creamery. SOU c : firsts. 37 U c
Mconua, aakc; pacamg, znc.
Kggs Firsts, 40c.
Poultry Hens. 16 -Ac: roosters. Ue: tur.
keys, 22c. ' .
Bt, Lanls' Grain Market.
Bt Louis, Dec. 13. Wheat No. I red,
nominal, no trading; No. 2 hard, no trad
tog: December, U.66; May, 11.66. -
Corn No. 1, 19c; No. 2 white. IlUe:
ueoemner, 8c: May, fP8lc.
Oats No. 2, 63 o; No. 3 whit, nominal.
Liverpool Grain Market. '
Liverpool, Deo. JS. Wheat Boot. No. " 2
hard winter. 16 lOd; No. 1 Manitoba, old,
lis 9d.
Corn Spot, American mixed, new, llslld.
Bank rf Germany Statement.
Berlin (Via London). Dec 12. The state.
ment of the Imperial Bank of Germany, Is.
sued December 7, show tha following
changes:
Total coin and bullion. Increased 161. ooo
marks.
Gold, Increased 371,000 marks.
Treasury notes, decreased 11.768.000
marks.
Notes of other banks. Increased f.iOi.OAA
marks.
Advance, decreased 106,000 marks.
Investments, increased 14,771.000 mark,
Other securities, increased 181.000 marks.
Note ta circulation, increased 68.330.ooo
marks.
Deposits, decreased 238,382,000 marks.
Othsr liabilities, decreased 1.414.000
mark.
Total gold holdings, 2.618.768,000- mark.
Omaha Hay Market.
Omaha. Deo 11. Prairie U v ThOa. nH
land. 911.60; No. 1. Il0.60idii.oo: .Ko. 9.
I9 0AO10A0; No. 3; ll.OflOloo: choice mid.
land, 111.00; No. 1, 910.00O10.60; No. 2.
98.&0O9&0, No. I, 97.60O6-60; choice low
land, 19.OOOt.60; No. 1, 98.60O&.00; No. 1.
97.00O6-00; Nq. 8, 96.0007.00.
Straw Choice wheat, I6.00O4.60; choice
oats or rye, I6.60O7.00.
Alfalfa Cholc. 317-60; No. 1, 9H.60O
16.60;standard, 114.60016.50; No, 3, 912.600
13.60; No. 3, 9ll.00O12.00.
London Stock Market.
London, Dec. 12. American securities
closed dull, with United States Steel a Arm
exception on the stock exchange here today.
St I vet Bar, 38fcd per ounce.
Money i per cent.
Discount Rateft Short bills, IOGH per
cent; three months, 6H9&H per cent.
Bank Cltnanngs,
Omaha, Dec. 12. Bank clearings for to
day were 94.621438.23 and for the corre
sponding day last year 93,130,956.19.
We Buy9Sell and Quote
United Mines Co.
of Arizona
A New Copper Bonanza
Circular on Request 1
C. W. POPE & COMPANY
1
New York City
18 Broad St
- fcVS-? &nv art, " f,.T S
Brewery in the WeiL
NEW YORK STOCKS
Market Thrown Into State of
. i Convulsion bv Pea.cn Move
V of Kaiser.
AN AV.4UANCHS OF SELLING
New Tork, Dec. 11.- The atoek market
waa thrown Into a stat of convulsion today
on th new that th central powers had
Instituted peace negotiations. Tne announce
ment was followed by an avalanche of sell
ing which more than taxed the mark)'..
power of absorption. Important stocks fell
away 6 to 10 points and In one Instance.
Bethlehem Bteel. foremost of the "mp
brides," an extreme loss of 27 points was
recorded.
Ralls Wer the onlV ahartan tn man If fat
any degree of resistance, although Jn that
quarter looses of 2 to 3 points were num
erous with 2 for Reading. No division
of the list was Immune from the heavy
liquidation which was at Its flood In the
nour. Trsdlnr at that time was so
enormous that the tickers were twenty min
utes behind actual operations.
snort covering served In some tnstanees
to ease final prices but In no noteworthy
eases were rallies more than nominal. Many
weak margined accounts were thrown over
and atop-loas orders with which the market
seemed to be honeycombed, constituted a
lasge part of the days' business.
Total sales amounted to 2,600 000 shares,
the largest amount, according to ant hen tit
records, alnc the reopening of the exchange
In December, 1914, and seldom exceeded. Of
this total United States Steel and the an.
called war group contributed an unusually
proporuQn.
The decline In Stocks was further aeenm.
panted by further demoralization in rt
of exchange to Germany and Austria to a I
ian 10 anotner minimum in Anglo-French
bond. These operations were partly recti
fied by the close of the session. 1 I
The day was not without Its brlrht side.
although developments of that nature were
completely overshadowed by the news from
abroad. The Western Union Telegraph com
pany declared a dividend of 1 per, cent and
and A I Ili-Chalmers company ordered the
payment of another deferred dividend
amounting to 1 per cent, accruing to pre
ferred stock.
Domestic bond and general Issues of that
class were heavy to weak. Total sales, par
value, 15.576,000. United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
Depression spread to other parts of the
Mat In the last hour .average prices then
being the lowest of the dav. The cloalnr
waa weak.
Number of sale and quotation on lead
ing stocks were;
flalM TTIrh Tvtw Plsa
Am. Beet Sugar... 11,800 1014 9S4 98
American Can 22.300 69 66 65
Am. Car ft Fnundrv it nn tru ti ii nu.
Am. Locomotive. . 20,100 90 84 86
Am. Bmelt. ft Ref.. 49,600 113 107 108
Am. nugar km..,. 400 114 111
112
Am. tci. a t 1 nnii i?t.u.
126 4 K514
ill'- U. X O..,, T,IUU Btj
Anaconda Conner. .107. AAA
60 60
"87 87 U
Atchison 6,700 104
102 103
Locomotive.. 31,600 78
73 744
84 83
83 834
64 66
22 22
altlmore ft Ohio.
4 900 85
800 83 Vi
16,300 68
Brook. Rapid Tran,
-ft S. Conner
Cal. Petroleum
2,800 2K
400 107
Canadian Paclfle.,,
164 164
central Leather
46,900 111H 101
Chesapeake ft Ohio 12,000
66
92 ,
63 63
-., m. at ai. f.,e. z.ioo
91 91aa
Chicago A N. W.... 1,000 124
1!3 123
C. R. I. ft p. Ry.. 20,400 33
Chtno Copper 29,300 66
Colo, Fuel A Iron., 19,100 644
Com Products Ref. 84. bra 9fiii
an ab
69
494
23
Crucible Steel , 4,400 82
10 7b
38 28
iMstllier' Securities 8,300 42
Brie 17.600 2RK
36 35
174 173
116 116
General Electric... 4 700 1724
Great No. nfd 2.000 116T
11 real. No. Ore ctf. 16.400 41
39 39
104 104
Illinois central 3.400 106
Inter. Con. Corp.... 2,000 17
Inspiration Conner. 86.40(1 rktl
17 17
61 624
Inter. Harvester.... son 121
Int. M. M. pfd. ctf. 41100 116 110 111
n.. v,. Dgumorn. , . . j,uw 2D 30 2b
Kennecott Copper.. 66,800 64 60 51
Louisville A Nash.,- 200 180 130 128
Mex. Petroleum 1K.9AO initV 'mi . ini
Miami Copper. 11,200 44 41 41
JM.. m T. prd.., 300 20 19 20
Mlaaaarl Pacific.
1.&00 17 16 16
Montani
ana Power.
1VO 1U 104
Nation! T.m1...
2,700 66
20,800 30
13,700 1064
3,600 564
t2K im
Nevada Copper. . .
ew iorK uentrai..
N. T., N. H. ft H..
Norfolk A Western
Nohern Pacific...
104 H 10414
611, 52(4
134
10,44 109
24K 2444
3414
6 6C
20 2,U
105 105$
It SOU
2344 3844
16 ti 17
4 900 110U
9.400 26 li
Pacific Mall
Pacific Tel. A Tel..
Pennsylvania
Ray Con. Copper..,
Reading
Rep. Iron Steel. .
Shattuck Arts. Cop.
Southern Pacific
1.400 ft
91.100 31
31.110 10146
74.10. 85
6 )00 33
11.300 I8tt
32.100 3146
Southern Railway..
Studebaker Co.....
H 21
15.600 1HS 116 li 117
Texas Company.
e,.vv sue ire jsse
Union Pacific. 26,800 '42
Union Pacific pfd.. 500 83H 13 83
u, 0. ina. Aiconoi.. ii.fuu uo izj 123
U. S. Steel. .....(IS.100 123 .116 118
U. 8. Steel nfd ' 2.2D0 121 VI 1S1 1S1U
Utah Copper 86.200 114 11 J 113
Wabanh pfd. "B".. 4,100 81 30 29
Western Unton,.:.. 2.S00 101 100 100
Wehttnft-bouse Blec. 11.800 tl 68 K6
Total sales for the day 2,500,000 shares.
New Tork Money Market.
New Tork. Deo. 12. Mercantile Pacer
44U per cent.
sterling- BxchankTtstso-day bills. 14.71:
commorclal 60-day bills on banks, 14.71;
commercial 80-day bills, $4.71; demand,
84 76; cables, 4.7 7-16.
silver Bar, 7c; Mexican -dollars, Mc.
Tim LeoanePlrm ; sixty and ninety days
and alx months, 404 per cent.
call Money Firm ; nlh, f per cent; low, 4
per cent; ruling- rate, 8 per cent; laat loan, 1
1- 1
Better Service is Obtained
Talking Directly into
To be heard distinctly over the telephone one must talk directly
Into the mouthpiece, with the lips about an inch away.
If you talk with your lips against the mouthpiece, your voice is
muffled and suppressed. To the listener it sounds as though you
were troubled with a severe cold and could not articulate properly.
ki
per cent; closing bid, 4 per cent; offered
per cent
ref. 2 rea. 99 "K. C. 8n. ref. 6s 95
do counon ... 99 t U ft N. un. 4s. . . 95 H
U. 8. 3m, reg..100TtjM. K. ft T. Ut 4s 7
do coupon ., .100 Mo. P. con. 6-...104
U. 8. 4s. reg....ll0 Mont. Power 6.. 981fc
do coupon ...110HV. T. C. deb. 6a. 112
Am. Smelt, ts. . .lUtt'iV. Y. City 44. 109
Am. Tel. ft Tel. N. T., N. H. ft H.
ov. 4Hs 106 cv. 6a Ill H
Anglo-French 93HXo. Pacific 4a... 94 4
Atch. gen. Ms.... 9:tS do 3s
B, A O. 4s ... II Ore. S. L. r. 4s 93
Beth. St. ref. 6s. .110-APac. T. ft T. fia..lO0H
Central Pac. 1st. 90Penn. con. 44s. .100
C. ft O. cv. 44s. 92 "do gen. 4 103
C fi. ft Q. Jl. 4a 98 Reading gen. 4s. 964
C, M. ft St. p. St. L. ft San F.
cv. 6s 10414 ref. 4s 84
C; R. I. ft P. Ry. So. Pac. cv. 5s.. .104
ref. 4s 78 do ref. 4s 91
C, A S. ref. 44s. 84480. Railway 6s..l014
i'. s rv. j, c. t.r. 8UJ union ramie S. n y
Erie een. 4s 73 do cv. 4k 91
Un. Electric 6s.l05UU. S. Rubber 6s. .101
Ot. No. 1st 4a..lOOH. S. Steel 6s. ...106
I. C. ref. 4s 91 W. Union s... 95H
Int. M. M. 4 '4a.. 9SDom. of C, 1931. 99
. T
Local Stocks and Bonds.
Quotations furnished by Burns. Brlnker
o., i9-02 umana .National Bank build
ing. Stocks. nid. Asked.
Cudahy Pack. Co., 7 pet. pM....104 106
Heat rice Cream Co. 7 pet. pfd.,.107 4
Deere A Co., pfd 96
Fairmont Cry. Co., pfd 104
Oooch M. ft E. Co., 7 pft. pfd... 99ft
109
97 4
108
100
103
Harding Cream Co. 7 pet pfd.,, ion
nowara biovo co. stock
Lincoln T. A T. coin. 7 pet.
37
nye-ttcnneJder-rowler Co. ..... 90
Omaha A C. B. R. A B. pM 61'
Omaha A C. B. St. Ry pfd V . . 73
Omaha ft C. B. Bt. Ry com 45
Omaha B. L. ft P. Co. pfd 82
Packers National Bank 150
Peters Mill Co. 6 pet. pfd. ...100
State Bank of Omaha 127
101
68
78
50 ,
87
160
101
130
153
Swift A Co 163
Union Stock Yards Co. 6 pet. . . .101
j Bonds.
American-Tel. A Tel. (is 98
Armour ft Co. 4s, 1931 94,
Booth-St. Louts C. C. Co. 6s, '21 99 ft
Chinese 6 pet. notes 97
Chicago Railway 5s, 1927 96
Chicago Un. Sta. 44s. 193 ...100
Denver Q. & E. L. Co. 6s, 1951.. 92
Iowa Port. Cem, Co. 6h, 1922... 99
Kansas City Ry 1st Es, 1944... 97
Omit ha A C. B. St. Ry 5s, 1928. 96
Omaha Gas Co. 6s, 1917 96
Packard Notes, 1919 99
Sinclair OH Co. 6s, 1926' 106
Sprlnfield T. R. A P. s, 1920-26.100
Swift A Co. 6s, 1944 101
98
94
101
S
97
10
93
100
98
97
98 4
99
107
101
40
Advance
in price of stock in two
months, and it has not yet
really starteri. That's the brief
history of
Sequoyah
(see kwoi ah)
Oil and Refining
dfficially listed and traded in
on the New York Curb
This stock has every indi
cation of being a tremendous dividend-payer.
Right now it is pay
ing 12 and earning considerably
more than 40. A big dividend
increase due soon should cause
this stock to advance sharply.
1 We have not one share of
this stock for sale. We are broker
buy and sell all listed securities
and fill your orders at the market
Inside information convinces us
that Sequoyah offers wonderful
"possibilities as a money-maker.
Write fmmedletely for Circular H-S.
E. A. PERRON A COMPANY
Siockm and Bondm
tZC Bwith Latslla St.. Chlaag.'
AMUSEMENTS.
A Picture Playhouse of
Character.
Charles Ray
-HI
The Honorable
Algy
by
the
Recently one of the comic
papers had a cartoon of a man
with his nose in the telephone
mouthpiece. Underneath was the
.line, "Can't you hear me?"
Many who saw this picture
smiled , and recalled how often
they had seen people talking out
of the window, at their feet or
through a cigar, but not INTO
the telephone.
If you do not apeak diractly Into th telephone, th. tound
wavea will not etrlke squarely tha metallic ditc In tha tranamlt.
ter and th other party will hear you faintly and Indlatinctly.
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE
AMI'SKMENTS.
DIAGHILEFF'S
BALLET BE
The Sensation
of the Age
Nijinsky, Bolm, Lopokova,
Revalles, Gavriloff, Froh
man, Spsicewiska
and two .cor. ballerina and com
plete symphony orchestra.
AUDITORIUM
SATURDAY NIGHT, DEC. 16TH
Pricea $1 to $4
Box Office Open 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
BRANDIES Mmiaaioa!'tidcir.
s, saw 10c: Orchestra, 25c.
Tha Movie Tree .1 the Season
VERNON CASTLE
tnhe WHIRL OF LIFE
I P. M. CONTINUOUS II P. M.
BOYD
Tonite, All Week
Except Saturdav
Th. Myatsry Draasa
The Hour of Temptation
By tha Author al "THREE WEEKS"
Matiaes Today. 15c, 25c
Nltea 25c, 3Sc, 50c, 75c
i- lHd BEST OF VAUDEVILLE
Dally: MitlflM. 2:16 Night. 6:14 Thli Wotk.
Ralph Htn 4 CompiRjr; Farbur Glrli; Arthnr
Dun A BtauMtnt Slitcri; McDeritt, ,Klley Lucy:'
Brit Wood; Horln Biitcra; DeWltt, Burna A Tor
renoe; Orpheum Travel Weekly.
Pricoi: Matineea, Gallery. 10c; Beat Beat (stoapi
8L A Sun.), 25o, Night, 10c, 25c, fia and J5a
"OMAHA'S FUN CENTER."
lihgi fJfST7i D-,ly Uftta., 15-ss-soe,
rUVl Eren'tH. lS-ZA-SO-ffie. .
Triumphal 25th Annlvaraary Tour v
AL REEVES X,' BEAUTY SHOW
MUSICAl. BURLESQUE
VenderUte by - Your old pet Al" lalmesin : Behles
Green: Pestne: Teber Clair; Frandei Mnrehy;
White Hanhall. and Farnton It Green. Reerewue
Beauty CBonie. (Final rertormtnee Friday MU).
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, SPERRY AND RAE
, FOUR WINDEMEERS
VON HAMPTON AND SHRINER
aad Thefr "Mama"
Charlie Chaplm. in AT THE RINK"
. Phono D. 8069
LAST TIMES TODAY
Ana Pennington, fay "Tht Rainbow Prin
ce a. A fascinating photoplay of Clrcu
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