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Show f THE MORNING EXAMINES The Utah National Bank HAll STREET Jli MARKETS OF THE w of EXengagements heavy NOMINOLLY GOLD PORT r i 1 7. atile 1 Mgs taanl: Interest Paid Oa 0 (fared to Market for Digeetioa la More Than Can be abeorbed. also subjected to a natural prrse-- s ot realizing, with the gmd news all pub lie. Ilic strength of the local trad font enSen Yiirk. Fell. 1. The hravy with a thica. teemed to Isa gagement of .M fur export lu Paris of a strike by Subway employes. The tomorrow, Were mail; the nominal vide movements In speeialiieu were ut MtH'K today, but not affected by for special news developfever-1.,and irregular tour ments. 'Ibe taking of profits on yeatcnlay's baiting a- - an mid otaulr advance O! I he market uniiinue I throughout: lift-Pit in many parte of tli1 Honda were Irregular. Tnial sales, wimUii'-mof these stuck was off-a- par value, $'.955.(HW. li Kroi:g advance at other poioia, acrordii.g to tnr tietial mmiaxt "t Si'll A R. the marki-- t t' fauilJi.ite the oiiera-tor- s. Itawr vakiug of profits by proivionj New York, Feb. 1. Sugar: Hut the Pot wry atrlkln ad: fair lefluing 4 centrifugal iniv nod aa vance in anch atocka molnases sugar 4 test. 31-fari PHrifli, amongst the crushed 4.115; powderRefined steady; wan by vorites, nm nippleniented ae it ed ti.25: grauulated K IV the na in a lengthy llet of epecialtic.g Cnffee quiet. No. 7 Itio I proved a poor substitute a a stiuiulat-lifactor fur yesterday' movement. in WHLAT. Vanderbilts. The mas offered to the market for digestion proved somewhat No. 3 ved Chicago, Feb. heavier than roulo be comfortably S 113 and tin prevailing tone was 120; No 3 red 114&117; No. hard 3 hard 1U50115: No. I non ((.117; were N. of gold heavy, large exporta 121: No. 2 northern 1150116; No. this week and the prospect nai occasioned little concern owing to the I spring mg 110. actual embarrassment fouud In securWOOL. ing amptaymeut for the accumulating bank rsenrvea at thia center, in spile 81. ltuis, Feb. 1. Wool nominal; of a considerable activity in the issues of new securities ami investment In territory and western medium17. 21022; flue medium 17018; fine 1US existing bund lsnitea. liut an outgo a single day of upwards of f,iHH),0o0 CHICAGO PRODUCE. ia the p redout metal and the slight impression caused by the enormous Chicago. Feb. 1. Clone; on that market, are aupply of Wheat May 116 July 99; 'The insatiable deImpeptsive facts. mand of the Paris market fur gold ia Sept. 93. Corn Feb. 413-May the more notable In view of the rapid recuiierallon of London's supply, that July 43 Oat-s- Feb. 29 May 30 capital having received I3.UPO.OUO from July 39 Kgypt and tli largest single consignPork Feb. 12.00; May 12.80. ment ever received front Capetown Ijird Feb. 6.70; May 6.90; ' July within the past week. Yet the prin7.05. to deman from continues J Inrla cipal Ribs 4.02 July be diverted upon New York. ' It is May 6.82 evident that the only change in condi- 6.87 Rye 75, tions that is likely to put a stop to Tlmothv 2.85. the movement will be an advance In Flax 123. lulerest rales which will offer a sufClover 12.00. ficient inducement to keep the gold at Uarlcy 38650. heme rather than send it abroad to vsmmw secure the additional advantage offered CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. there. Unite as Influential a factor In the slock market was the action of I he Feb. 1. Cattle Receipts Chicago, Vanderbilt shares snd of Ibe more sober ronslderat ion given ot the recent 21.000. Steady; good lu prime ateera 5.3066.25; poor to meilitira 3.6066.40; rumors regarding a whuhwale consolicows and feeders 2.406 4.35; dation of that group with the great si Harrlman properties. Yesterdays se- 1.2564.33; heifers 3.01)65.00; eanners 1.2562.60; bulls 2.0U64.00; calves 2.75 ll on tuwards the concentration of operating control in tlie Vanderbilt 67.00. HOGS Receipts 3,000. 8lmng to Sc group and the .known exienslnn of butchers Rockefeller holding in New York Cen- higher; mixed and 4.656 Rood to choir heavy 4.800 tral, while of admitted Importance in 4.871-the standing of these aeeurltiee was not 4.95; vuiigh heavy 4.6564.75;. light 4.55 fell ta be sufficient to explain the vio- 64.73; bulk 4.7004.721-2- . 8HEK.P Receipts 18.0(81. Sheep am) lent movements in Hie group. The rise of ZS points effected yesterday in 8. 81. lambs steady to higher; good to choice M. 0. which was partly lost before wclliera 6.1005.60; fair to choice mixed 4.4005.60; yesterday's closing was completely 4.0004.90; western sheep yielded at one time today ini transac- native lambs 5.500 7.65; western lam On tions as small as those of yesterday. 6.7007.75. Its parent stock. Nor! h western and New York Central, were also subject OMAHA LIVESTOCK. in the pressure to get out at the high level of price. There was no differOmaha, Feb. 1. Cattle- - Receipts ence of opinion aa to the favorable Steady; native steers 3.4U05.65; showing of the quarterly report of Uni- rows anil lirlfats 2.6504.16; eanners ted Slates 8icel. but Its securities were 1.6002.60; and feeders 2.250 r.HK 2. Wiki 3.75. IK NiS -- Rweipta 12.000 Strong; bulk 1.6004.65; heavy 4.600 4.9u; packers I.70fi4.85; pigs and light 3.900 4.75. Siesit: SHEEP- - Receipts lOWlO. iiuitons 4.250 5.40; lambs 6.Wti7.35; isnge wethers 6.0007.35; fed rows 4.25 a 5.00. rt h CHICAGO FUTURES. The Leading Fulures Ranged ai Fol- - 6. ed ro fr 104 104 103 C. S. refunding 2.v. C. S. refunding 2s, roup 1 . 8. I, I. S- - 3- -, registered 3s, coupon . . ,. .. S. ney 4s. reg.. I'. S. new (a, C. S. old 4e, regiaieied C. 8. old 4s, American Tobacco 4, rertl American Tobacco 6s, ceitL ..104 ,....130 131 105 105 75 103 194 95 102 195 95 113 90 69 Aicldaon adJuKtmeut 4s Atlantic Coast Line 4s Haltimore and nhio Baltimore and Ohio 3s 5s 1- -t ln- - .... ....109 .... 82 ....100 .... 82 4; 2; 7-- 8. Inter-boroug- h 2; - i 2; t 1 ! i O. aiiK-ker- a WE THEHT P assz atasa.1 AH" f Hn fa .. saoasa aa. Tnalnnl Hat t ins frea W Weak Men If rwintar ft my f WCtIS Sial "" la k k. rmd apaa a Mata praraa unt II aaK a CM BONTO hr aaSUakiaa aianf vulaararr UMiaoaialafroai Muva aavpla, (irlat mbhl ptcuuaa aa adi WR CANT rrBI.ISM Ol waaaa i to amiM katrar mnsarara. naarw, aklil la thia claw a( tma-f- at 1 hi la aar piaai aakaawpmaaar la hamhar war. DM. SHORES & SH0BE8. a HnaraaBiorrfeoBB, flonorriioti lindiiiL VlflWflUl, Iltn BERHllf Ika ami Z M. .t't'Mi . B SiSs Jaijt rSmi HOCKS: 96. at. Emit SmeMlu W!A.M -T- UMM, ?as3aiSgg tsamsr.st W rut art; imfcAkketui W. Pay When Cured nm wwwd Iff IcBfmnnr, ittmm uf gnu. ' WrMn Tan raw, fna na enll. araptaai CnnawlinMaw Wheat-- No. 2 spring 1.1301.16. No. 3 1.0201.15. No. 2 red nstkei-OT- i. Corn No. 2 No. 2 yellow 42. lata-jt- o. 2 29. No. 2 white No. 3 'white 30 2 75. Rye-- No. Harley Goor feeding 37. Fair to choice malting 426 46. No. 1 northwestern 1.23. 42. 31. Timothy seed Mess lard SAN FRANCISCO bhl 12.75012.80 100 llis 6.80. per Short ribs 6.52, short Clear sides aides (loose), (boxed), 81 6.50 6.62 Whiskey, basis of high wines 1.23. Clover, contract gra.le, 13.60. ARTICLES AND SHIPMENTS. Articles Flour, bbls . Whest, bu. i Corn, lui. . Oslo, bu. . Rye, bu. . . Harley, bu. . Receipts S s s as sa a a 45,200 84.000 647.100 37,500 4.000 18,800 Mlf..! OD HE- MORNING EXAMINER Gives the Night Dispatches Hot from the Wire. If you like that STTalaaa No. I Atlantic Mail all points . 9:30 a. No. 12, Salt Lake local No. 2, Chicago, St. Louis 11m- :1S Rod No. 4, Atlantia Express, nil P points East ARRIVE DAILY. No. 5, Pacific Mall. Salt Lake Alta 5. B. snd B. 58.000 28.700 OPEN The and all points East ....11:46 a. m. 1, Chicago and S' Louis 6:49 p. m. limited Na 11, Local from Park City and San Pete Valley.... 7:0f p. m. No. 3. Pacific Express from 12:66 a. m. all points East Through sleeping cars to Omaha, Chicago and SL Louis, New York tad Boston. Free reclining chair oars. A perfect dining car service oa all through trains. C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent, Ogden. I. A. BENTON, Gen. AgeLPsgr JlspL Salt Lake City. O. B. GILSON, Agent Ogden. R. G. W. TIME CARD IN EFFECT. JUNE 8TH, 1904. DEPART DAILY. Na lilll Andes 3L 10.1. Utah Con. The ZO. Srorplon S. Nevada 40. Union Con. 62. Yellow Jacket 17. 28. FEEDING HUNGRY New York. Feb. 1 Plans for providing 70,000 school children of New York with a warm meal at Ihe beginof fach day, conceived by Comllis cloning quotations and sales wen ning mander Eva Booth of the Salvation as follows: Army, will be put Into operation this morning. Three Mat Ions will be openCLOSING QUOTATIONS. ed, all on the lower east side. Other, will follow umil all sections of the city, where conditions demand, shall haie been covered. Thene station each will open from 7 to 9 o'clock morning and every child, scholar or ntherwiae, will receive a breakfast for the asking. Quarters whore they may warm themselves are also "irovided. The movement grew out of recent that .fully 70.01(0 children Matement go to school in the city every morning practically wit lion! food beesuae their pa rent a are in poverty. Those cnuiiccl ed with organized charillc denied the a.M-r- t Ion and have asked the board of education to investigate the matter. Ax zed R she did not think the statement, was an exaggeration. Commander Booth said: I believe that 7C.000 is a very low estimate: The Saltation army, working among the poorer clashes reaches the truth of such a situation. Our district worker have proved thoii-nn- d of children go hreakfastless to school. I nave heard people say that they thought thin plan to feed the children would eurourago pauperism. While there may lie sum who will take advantage of the stations, they will only lie a few. The district leaders wiil keep a careful watch. REVIVAL. New York Hopes to Repeat the Religious Enthusiasm Now Sees in England. New Y'ork, Feb. 1. A call buffet-saoid- ng Book-love- pirect connectioa for SL Paul and Minneapolis TIME TABLE DAY AND NIGHT. Chicago & North-Weste- Ry. M West SsesaS Seath St. Aths Bldo, fish Lake Otr, Utah. nwso rn LOW RATES DENVER, DEPART. Owl Saloon KANSAS CITY, . ; j. For rrovo, Lehl, Fairfield OMAHA, and Mercur, ooaaectiag ST. LOUIS, at Nephi for Monti aad ONeill Bros Props. Na 232 25th 8L CHICAGO oa iateraedlato points Dealers In first dais liquors of all MONTREAL, 8:00 d ID kinds, wines sad brandy. All goods deSaapctp Valley Ry BOSTON, livered to any part of city every For Garfield Beach, TooNEW YORK. Saturday. Whisky 75 cts to $1.75 quart. Stock toa, MamAnd all Cities of Europe via All Lines, ele, Wine 35 cts per quart, 8 quarts, 8L moth, Eureka and SilBrandy, 81 quart Whiskey pr. gaL ver City (via LsaaiiBg- Sharmans Ticket Office, $2.25 to $5. toa cut-of- f) 7:45 m ONEILL BROS, PROPS. Hsaly Hotel, (Opposite Depot). Amaricaa For Boll Phono 1S1Z. Phone 135Z. Provo, MilFork. Lehl, Juab, ford. Frisco, Cslleutas HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR UNUSED TICKETS. aad Intermediate points ;) 5 p tn ARRIVE. From Provo, American Fork, Lehl' Juab, Milford, Frisco, Calicatss aad Intennediate pomte9;45 R m From Prova Lehl, Fair-fielother Eastern pclata via Mercur and SanAt the Dances pete Valley Ry. points.. 5:35 p m At the Theaters, or From City, MamCatch a Train in a Hurry moth,Silver Eureka Stockton, Garfield Tooele and r CHILDREN WANT RELIGIOUS Laxmtaa Trail IsttoWsrM Compartment and drawing -- rooa replug cars, observation cars, d and Iforwry tag con, rs cars, wrKh barter, bath and Library: entlra train dectik through to Chicago without Tlw Mast Tickets, iwmtvsHobs. an4 fall caw b ektslasi frato C A. Walker, GmwcI Asnt. i Occidental Con. 86 Overnljin 32. 63. Overland Limited Everything bars the bast. Short orders at all hours. All kinds of gamo and flah In ooaaen. Extra lino dinners Sunday, from San Pedro, Los Angeles and 12 to 2 p. m, 25c. Fine lunch from Sait Lake R. R Co. 11 to 4 and to p. m. JIM A YOUNG Propo. Depot, Third West and South Temple 224 Twontyflfth Street. Sts. Salt Lake City. 1 CHEYENNE, Bullion 26 Caledonia 69. Challenge Con. 29. Chullar 26 Confldcnre 92. C. C. and Ya. 195.Cnn. Imperial 1, Crown Point 19. Exchequer 45. G. and G. 19. H. and N. 130. Justice 14-- . Kentucky Con. 1. S. Rifesy bcbrtn Miissaii Uvsr aad Ckkaga Iw BOSTON" CAFE STOCKS. Tie official closing quotations for mining slocks today were aa follow.: Ship ments. Mexican 210. Ophir 562. 39.600 Savage 35. 109.50V 8. Belcher 8. 49.000 44.900 MINING The Osly DssktoTnuk Ohs WHERE TO EAT Piime 2.821.. Pork-p- er -- 031. BALT LAKE MINING STOCKS. WaJTi Sa . Flour steady. produce exchsngs, today, tbs butler market was flm, Creamery 19029. Dairy 18024. Eggs Arm 22032. Cheese steady 11012. CATARRH aa all ewakla Ckraate dlMMw tf fe Kftii m Mfc, kiiuiri UfT b52E5 nias. Uaa. SauaViirnpeala. Uiwarrtg. KaSill rn MUtTmilH. ana all Ini Cask quotations were as follows: On tlie CORE to their 3a 3. f acceded 3. 4; 8. r company demands nnd remedied certain changes made after the companys promises 96 .... were given lat Thuri.y. a strike ... .103 would be railed and the subway com.... 96 pletely tied up. .... 7j According to the men the company .... 90 changed Ihe schedule of ths local anil ... .106 express trains in the subway Tuesday ....101 morning so that the employes were SO compelled to make an extra trip. The ...101V, say they were not consulted ... 92 men about the change, and it was late in ...111 afternoon before they the realized ...110 it meant. ... 99 what Chairman Pepper of the AmalgamatLouisville and Nash. Cnlfled 4a ..103 ed association, at once Investigated 106 Manhattan consol gold 4s and says he found that the company Mexican Ceutral 4a 74 had violated every promise made last Mexican Central let Inc 23 Thursday. 99 Minn., and St. Louis 4a According to Pepper and the others 100 Miss., Kansas sad Texas 4s the fifteen minutes which the men were 85 Miss., Kansas aud Texas 2nda to get at the northern terminal after N. It. R, of Mexico con. 4s 81 each trip has been abolished and the New York Central gen. 100 men are now forced to do more than New Jersey Central general 5a ...135 ten hours wort s day. which is In vioNorthern Pacific 4s 105 lation of the agreement of laat autNorthern Pacific 3a 76 umn. Norfolk and Western con. 4s . .,104 General Manager TTedley of the 97 Oregon Short Line rfdg. 4s Penn. couv. 103 eompanv, was Interviewed by 102 TVpprr nnd the executive committee Reading General 4s SL L. and 1. Mountain eon. 5a. ...117 was called, resulting in the action St. L. and San Francisco fg. 4s , 91 noted. St. S'wesiern con. 4s .... 82 Seaboard Air Liae 4s St. Petersburg. Feb. 1. There 1 no 88 Southern Pacific 6s truth in the reports circulated by a 119 T exas snd Pacific news agency in ihe United States yes121 Isis T. St. L. and Western 4s were striker 8274 terday. that armed Union Pacific 4s 105 marching on Cronnlsrtt fortress anil Union Pacific conv. 4s that Admiral Blrilrff. commandant, 121 U. 8. Steel 2nd oa had rolled out the anilora to protect 93 Wabash Isis the plare. 119 Wabash Deb. B 69 Western Maryland 4s 93 45 Wheeling and Lake Erie 4s Wisconsin Central 4s . . 94 ... e 4; New York, Feb. 1. A strike of subway employes is again threatened and the men declare that unless their demandshall have been granted by 1 o'clock this afternoon they will quit. Only a few days ago It wa announced that friction between the rompnny and il employes hnd been removed. The latest trouble only became known early tuday when tlie executive comof mittee representing three grades employee adjourned after a meeting held in tlie Bronx and It wa declared Hint the men object more to the newest time schedule tliaa they did to the old. All the leaders came out threat euing an Immediate strike. The three associations represented were the local branch of the Rrotber-hoo- d uf Locomotive Engineers: ths Amalgamated Association of Street A Electric Railway Employee and the local union of the Brnthcriiood of Locomotive Firemen. These men declared that uule-- s the ofllciols of the NEW Vl.'RK BONDS. 3-- 2. Mss Are Opposed to the New Schedules That Have Bees Presented. 15. Central of Georgia Central uf Ceuigia al 6 TO STRIKE 6. immi general 1, nbvl-moti- ve EMPLOYES la Kansas Oily. cb. l.uoo. Steady; native steers 3 50 1.7-..'75; native cow and heifers 25; Stockers ami feeders 2.7504-25- ; jiills 2 250 3.75; calves 3.Hi06.⁢ " eaten fed xteers 8.5004.50; western fed rEREVARY 2, 1903. (SUBWAY at iwk unnel l Jmiy Judge 20u si 6.50, teller 10. I :y West 5 at 5 ed. Sliver Shield 2.1'W at 15; 500 at at 151,. Naildriver 1 m :i. Victor Con, I.Ihhi ai 4. T 10- - KANSAS CITY STOCK. Cashlt Assistant Cashit tiuyw OPEN BOARD SALES. hr10 yeai lings 5.7.i 6J5; Preaiden Mclntosn A. V. CAUSE SELLING. leno. 2,tiuo lit 19 . :; '" At .,6; 5ia) St lk4. imiTy 6". VYabaan luu at 1.95. 1 aukee l.Hkj m J5. .mi4iiI 65; ewes 4.500 5.25; lambs 6 Vice Preaiden Horace E. Peery Ralph E. Hoag 2t5O05.75; bulls and siag'' pls United States Depository J. E. Dooly - MiaiS - Rweipis T.iaiO. Mai kit 61 4.65 'i ghcr; i.eavy 4.7U04 8U; mixed 3.7)04.40. ,7u; l:glii 4 5004.70; pigs ,uk 4b54.70. S.kuo. SHEER-ReceiSiroidy; OF OGDEN i I iklvi-,i.ivt THU. 1IRN. UTAH, THTRSDAY MORNING, droignnt-in- g Always on lime Always Remember 'Phone 22. Allen Transfer Company. 412 25th SL OGDEN WILL YOU invest to a pises of antotpravstf landT In Weber Countyl Adjolnng Improvld farms! Half mile from R. R. Station! Right poxt to Irrigation Coral 7 Providing you can buy on meatliFy payments 7 Say $10 or $16 or 120 per month! Or quarterly! Or annual payments!. And no Interact! And no taxoo! The ownor t pay taxes and sots ttouo to nit ths land until It to hlb . paid tor! If So Cheap Rates to SL Louis d, 5:35 p m Beach ALL TRAINS DAILY. Daily Pullman Buffet Bleeping Car Service between Salt Lake, Milford, Direct sti Modena and Callcnte. connections for all mining districts ia southern Utah and Nevada 3 Trains Daily 3 Wo cob save you money. 'Writs aa City Ticket Office, 201 Main Street WARREN, TeL 25G Wock, For particulars, call oa or address General Agent Na 411 Dooley Balt Lako City. agents. Salt Lake Route, or J. L. MOORE, Dlalitot Passenger Agent E. YV. G1LLETT, Gen. Pa-- s. Agt a r. - THE OREGON SHORT LIKE TIME CARD. Dee. 4, 1904. DEPART? Na 7 Butte and Portland 12:06 Na 9 Pocatello, Montpslisr aad Butte ................ p.m. 2.26 s 7:16 p.m. Na 11 Cache Velley Na 12 Salt Lake and Untie 10:60 a Salt Lake and interNa PfCTO TIME CARD. Effective Dec. 4th, 1904 DEPArfl: Na S Mall and Express... 8: Na 3 Overland Limited tor Council Bluffs, Omaha Denver, Kansas City aad cast dally Na 4 Atlantis Express for , Denver, Omaha Council Bhiffi, Kansas City and ill potato oast, dally Saturday. February 4, as a da of fasting ami prayer for Christians mediate points .......... .7.36a.m. pm. of America, has been diatrihuted all pices of land will coat ro Na 3 Salt Lake, Prova among nearly all the lrotetant par acre. Milford end all pointa ehurrhre in hi. city. Attention is $400 tor 20 aersa south ............ ...... 8.40 p.i railed to the religious revivals now 6800 for 40 versa Na 10 Salt Lake and Interunder way in England and Wales and 1,200 tor S) screw mediate points .......... 1:30 the hope in expreaed that they may ARRIVE. . . . . . .0. 18n.nL No 4 mark the beginning of a world-widAddress or Call on ARRIVE: Na 3 Pacific Express from movement. union services of 3:16 p.m. Council Lake Bluffa Omaha prayer and sor.g wilt be held on the HUNTER & KENNEDY Na lScR 0 Batts ard Pocatello Donvur, Kansas City Bad Na in designated day msny churches of ........ ...... .13.60 n.m. east daily greater New York. Room 6, First National Bank NaExpress 11 Salt Lako and Tlntte 0:66 p. Ka L Overland Limited 7 Salt Lake and MilCouncil Na from Omaha Building Utah ford Ogden, VERNAL5 POSTMASTER. 11:25 am Kansas City. DenBluffa No. 2 Salt Lako and interand all pointa swat .... 3:05 aa. ver mediate pointo Washington, Feb. 1. Nominations: J' REGULAR CALL SALES. daily . 7:00 and 3:09 P Butte.. am. Portland 8 Cunaul gem ai: YVHIiara Martin, Na Na 9 Fast Mall Pocatello 0:o0 end 10 Butte New York, as Hankait, China. p.m. , Ka C. A. HENRY, CsrpsatLIng, Building; Re10:85 .m. T'alr Judge 10 at 6.50. No. 12 Cache Valley Ticket Agent Consuls' James C. Kellogg. Louis do av not Juab of 1.500 run south 2,500 at 2,000 s,.. Dav. Alny 63; 7; pairing Trains MOSELEY. lnua. at llarrai quills, Colombia; Danof Remodeling A. m ' at Housea Promptly attended ta All iel 8. Kidder, Florida, Suudaya Trav. at Nankin. AivnCj C. A. HENRY, Ticket Ageat Silver Shield. 600 aiJS; 500 at 14. China. work Guaranteed Enqulra of A. . 200 500 MOSELEY, at at 15. Star Cun., Associate 41 16 ta at Ole Noloaiw supreme ronrt of Trav. Pass. Agent real Iluller Liberal oUO at 14. Hawaii: Arthur A. Wilder, of Hawaii. 825-Telephone Ofdea Utah. New Y'ork Hon.. 5uu at 15; 1h) at Poaimasirr; Simon T. I Liman, Y'cr-ua-l, D. K. DURLEY, G. P. d T. 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