Wheat futures rally on Kansas rains and Northwest worries
Chicago June 26 Wheat rose on strong demand from commission houses after reports of more rain in Kansas and drought in North Dakota. Corn firm on ample shipments and weak oats, while provisions slipped. Near-term futures closed near day high as traders priced in delayed harvests and foreign crop damage.
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Chicago
Southwest
Northwest
Liverpool
Kansas
North Dakota
France
Germany
Russia
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wheat and Corn Markets See Mixed Tariff Week Movements
New York reports supply and demand balances with wheat receipts at 50 500 bush and futures at $1.00 plus, corn receipts 193 500 bush and futures around 61 4c. Chicago area notes oats, hay and barley firming through quiet sessions, while St Louis lists flour, lard and pork pricing shifts and steady barley and timothy seed amid broad market activity.
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New York
Duluth
Paris Cables
France
Fair Refining
Commercial Tribune
Baltimore
Aoe Dispatch
Mortherthern
Kansas City
Minneapoli
ST. Louis
Eaet
Ship’n
Baltimore J
Toledo
Secs
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Soos
Peoria
Cincinnati
Wool Market Report From St Louis June 26
Wool prices hold steady in St Louis with medium combs and clothing at 25 to 26.5 cents per pound. Light films and vy fine lsal7c tub washed items noted in market chatter.
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Louis
Markets in Cincinnati Evening Trading Highlight Grain and Hay
Minneapolis cash wheat closed at 1.01 with steady trends across wheat corn oats rye flour and hay amid light receipts. Grain movements show mixed prices with several car loads of corn oats hay whisky and dairy products reported alongside receipts and shipments in Cincinnati and rival markets.
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Minneapolis
N. E
History of Cincinnati Banks Progress Substantial
Depositors in Atlas National Bank and others are assured of safety as the bank shows a capital of 400000 dollars, surplus 565000 dollars, and deposits totaling 659847 dollars. The board includes Albert Lackman Adolph Sander N Ashley Lloyd Charles H Stephens H Otto Hanke George F Dieterle Louis L Miller William Guckenberger and George Guckenberger. The current officers are described as conservative and trustworthy.
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Atlas National Bank
Albert Lackman
Adolph Sander
N. Ashley Lloyd
Charles H. Stephens
H. Otto Hanke
George F. Dieterle
Louis &. Miller
Wil
People's Bank and Savings Company rises in Cincinnati gains
The text praises the People's Bank and Savings Company at Fifth and Elm in Cincinnati for its rapid progress and strong leadership. It cites prominent officers and directors, asserts future growth, and highlights a large savings department with a commitment to courteous service to all customers large or small.
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Cincinnati
People’s Bank and Savings Company
Fifth and
Elm Streets
People’s Bank
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company profile
The Union Savings Bank and Trust Company is described as a labor of love by its founders with confidence from 42,000 depositors. It promises growth, security, and a surplus equal to the assets of many banks, reflecting its commitment to Cincinnati’s welfare and the trust of its substantial citizen base.
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The
Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Cincinnati
Great Union Savings Bank and Trust Company
Investment prospects in bargain counter days finance
The Thompson-Brown Company urges conservative investors to buy high dividend stocks and bonds for better returns. It notes a bright outlook despite crop forecasts and economic concerns, highlighting long banking roots of H. M. Beazell and new brokerage ventures with direct wire links to New York and other centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson-Brown Company
H. M. Beazell
Cincinnati
Citizens’ National Bank
New York
Burley Market Rebounds With Mixed Tobacco Offerings
Market activity improved from Tuesday with common and medium tobaccos showing strength. Prices ranged near recent figures as Bodmann Globe and Farmers and Shippers listings moved with new and old lots across several price bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodmann
Hhd&s
Globe-145
Louisville Tobacco Prices Hold Firm Across Breaks
Special dispatch from Louisville reports fair volume offerings and a firm market. Burley prices edge higher than last week while dark grades show stronger demand. warehouses list 440 Burley and 119 dark hogsheads with modest rejections.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Ninth Street
Burley
Turpentine and Oil Markets Reported Across Cities
Market notes from Toledo Savannah Charleston Oil City and Wilmington show varied activity. Turpentine demand weak in Charleston and Savannah with limited shipments and steady or firm rosin and crude prices. Oil balances and shipments reported with modest increases in some hubs and firm Spirits turpentine at low rounds in Wilmington.
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Toledo
North Lima
South Lima
Indiana
Savannah
Rosin
Boise
Shas
G. Mies
Charleston
Oil City
Wilmington
Real Estate Notes The Protestant Home of the Friendless Leases Glendale Strip
The Protestant Home of the Friendless leases ground on Carthage pike Glendale from Mary T Findlay for 99 years at 138 annually with option to buy for 2300. Clara Dorger acquires Robert J Johnston Post Square property for 2000 via Oliver E Conner. Krebs estate sold 341 Forest avenue Avondale to R L Carrington for 9000. Adam Hust buys 35 by 35 foot lot on Guy street from William E Guy via Nicholas P Smith & Bros to build a modern dwelling.
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the Friendless
Carthage Pike
Glendale
Mary T. Findlay
Clara Dorger
Robert J. Johnston
Post Square
Plum and
Elm Streets
Oliver E. Conner
William B. Poland & Co
Krebs
Forest Avenue
Avondale
R. L. Carrington
William E. Guy
Princeton, N. J
Adam Hust
Nicholas P. Smith & Bros
Guy Street
McMillan Street
Egomas H. Paxton
Leslie & Dick
Marshay
Jackson 'St
Boperlges Seins
Neliie Carlton
John Rh
Cbs
Eac Koeaee
Howell & Longworth
Lockland
Sssveseeee
Eee Av
Mt. Auburn
Norwood Highland Syndicate
William F. Vision
Lester Park
Franklin Leach
Mary J. Leach
Prosser’s
Hatty Never
Bridget Schmidt
Sanderst
University Av
Cheeses
Greenwood Subdivision
Fred Gerten
Caroline Freidenberg
Douthwaite
Steele
College Hill
Oscsecevicest
Cibstves
Pikesis
Guiney
Third Street
Pike
Thomas B. Paxton
Jennie M. Jennings
Charles C. Benedict
Henry John Redg
William Kilius
Anderson Town
GMD
Sakdanvendt
J. M. McGrew
Edwin K. Stevens
Columbia Son & McCullough
Benjamin F. McLennan
Omer E. Faught
Mt. Pion
Leonidas E. McClymon
William R. Collins
B. D
Barton
Oakley
Sycamore Township
Charles Hene
Paccabet M. Perry
Brown
Lovejana
Hazabeth Herlein
Robert J. Cresap
Mary Reichardt
Tower
Sullivan
Switzer
Seign
Sarah J. Huttner
A .M
Stewart Shillito
Clara Baur
Elise Ferrer
Emma Ls “Wuitt
Wibson
McLean
David
O. V. Hensiey
Jesse Hunter
Hannah J. Skillman
Lucy Smith
Abraham Williams
Polmoour
Vision
Zay R. Bevitt
Emma B. Sayre
Westman
William GC. Meyer
Iymyer
D. W. Craig
Capitola Ryboit
Cheviot
Edward Mills
Anna Minqua
Cakion
Springfield Township
Sarah Hagerty
Forest
Virginia B. Talbot
Edward H. Bookstiegel
Scarborough & Williams
Bryanville
John R
Gers
Maude B. Odgers
Eastern Avenue
Tenny- Auburn
Subdi- Barton
Oakley Clarence
B. German
Sira Ames
Florence BE. Leée
Katherine Harrer
Louis Brandis
Daiker
Compa Ida E. Pepallas
Ormonde 3. & L. Co
Fred L
John ~ Persea
Ee Hill Fi & Co
Cipae M. Skillman
Same
Llewellyn Thompson
Sam
Mary - Boggs
Westlicher ‘Stern E. & B. Ohn
Odin
Denyets
Sophia
Swiikon
Hyde Park
I. Corte
F. Ward B
William F. Quante
Fred Hoffmann
John Procter
Livingston Street L
Bebs Wii
Swearae
Louise Procter
A. Hopper
Wilford G. Morrison
May M. Smith
George W. Losh
Anthony Stoehr
Central ‘Trust & Safe DD Oe
Adent
Ees
Pans de CoMune Regetees
Annie Ae Fock
Enterprise B. Ps
Frank W. Hawkins
Columbia B.a Ay . Beaeenas Ces
Eeergaret
M. Perry
Charles H
Kane, Brandis
Charies “Ridier
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Norwood Area
Property deals pace the edition with numerous transfers and leases. Listings show Ebones H Paxton, Jennie M Jennings, Emma Taylor, and others transferring or leasing lots and tracts across Mt. Auburn Norwood and Oakley, with rents, privileges of purchase, and parcel descriptions included. Mortgage filings and notices follow, naming Ida Pepallas, Mary Boggs, John Procter, and many others in related finance actions.
Rice Market Shows firm prices amid quiet demand
The Rice Market notes demand not active but reasonably strong with firm prices and shrinking stocks. Southern markets report quiet Atlantic Coast trade, late crops delaying harvest by two to three weeks. New Orleans offers are few and firm, while Texas and Louisiana crops improve though late. Abroad markets remain firm with rising prices. Receipts for Louisiana reach 1,988,655 sacks versus 1,546,440 last year. sales about 1,861,392 pockets, up from 1,598,987. Charleston reports 21,012 barrels received and 20,996 sold. market quiet with little offering.
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Atlantic
New Orléans
Louisiana
Texas
Talmage
New Orleans
Charleston
Carolina
Departures and Arrivals Across Key Cities
The River lists ship and train schedules for Pittsburg Charleston Kee Bay Louisville with departure times from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. including City of Louisville at 6 p.m. and entries labeled GREE and COURIER.
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Cincinnati
E H. M. Stanley
Pomeroy
Courier
Maysville
Levi J. ‘Workum
Madison
City of
Ohio
Lee Line
Georgia Lee
Ser
Pittsburg
Keystone State
All Way
Broadway
Greenland
Main Street
Charleston
Louisville Packet
City of Louisville
Louisville
Coal City
Commercial Tribune
Oil City
Morgantown
Fair
Greensboro
Woodward
Columbia
Steubenville
Kanawha, & P.m
Ben Hur
Wheeling
Kanawha
Parkersburg
Noon Royal
Clarington
Ruth
Matamoras
Pleasant
Keystone
Gallipolio
Greenwood
Lorena
GREE
Kee Bay
Advertised Departures and Schedule Note
Triweekly and daily departures listed with times. Peters Lee sailing from Memphis is scheduled for Wednesday July 3 at 5 p.m. The notice mentions variations by day including Sunday and Saturday adjustments.
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Peters Lee
Memphis
Quiet first half year in iron and steel trade seen
The Iron Trade Review says the first half of the year closes with an extremely quiet market and no cause for alarm. Spot iron prices slip as furnaces improve delivery. 3 400 tons of malleable at 20 Ohio furnace for early next year noted. Crude steel market eases with Cambria selling billets near 30. National Tube Co secures 199 miles of tin pipe from Roane County to Cincinnati.
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Cleveland
Iron Trade Review
Ohio
Cambria Steel Company
National Tube Company
Roane County
W. Va
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Carnegie Steel Company
Boston Mining Prices on Boston Market Report
Boston June 26 Adventure 244 Allouez 45 Amalgamated 83% Atlantic 124% Bingham 14% Calumet and Hecla 800 805 Centennial 26 Copper Range 78% Daly West 15 Franklin 13% Granby 125 Isle Royale 20% Massachusetts 5% Michigan 12% Mohawk 7% Montana Coal and Coke 1% Old Dominion 45% Osceola 130% Parr ot 19% Quincy 113% Shannon 17% Tamarack 105% Trinity 22% United Copper 62% United States Mining 48% United States Ol 10% Utah 1% Victoria 74% Wirona 7% Wolverine 156% North Butte 20% Butte Coalition 24% Nevada 73% Calumet and Arizona 160% Arizona Commercial 25%.
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Boston
Adventure
Allouez
Amalgamated
Atlantic
Bingham
Calumet
Centennial
Copper Range
Daly-West
Franklin
Granby
Isle
Royale
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mohawk
Montana Coal and Coke
Old Dominion
Osceola
Parrot
Quincy
Shannon
Tamarack
Trinity
United Copper
United States Mining
United States Ol
Utah
Victoria
Wirsona
Wolverine
North Butte
Butte Coalition
Nevada
Arizona
Arizona Commercial
Coffee futures open steady amid light July notices
New York trading shows coffee futures starting steady with small declines up to 5 points as July notice day passes with light activity. Prices close near unchanged to 5 points lower amid 29,250 bags traded with July at 15 cents, September 5.20 cents, December 5.25 cents, and mild coffee markets steady at Rio No 7 6 8 to 12 cents.
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New York
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Treasury balances report cash and gold assets
Treasury balances in the general fund show available cash 257,209,499 dollars, gold coin and bullion 74,934,429 dollars, and gold certificates 10,754,810 dollars, excluding the $150,000,500 gold reserves.
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Washington
Treasury
Sugar Market Quiet in New Orleans Trade Report
New Orleans dispatch notes sugar markets quiet with open kettle centrifugal prices and a similar subdued tone for molasses and new syrup. The brief market movement reflects a lull in activity across the supply sectors.
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New Orleans
Seed prices listed for Clover and Timothy in Toledo
Seed prices shown for Clover with cash and futures: cash 9.35, October 3.30, December 8.20, March 38.2. Alsike and Timothy seeds priced. Timothy at 2.25.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Two Story Brick Dwellings Approved in Evanswood and Oak Area
Building permits issued for two story brick dwelling in Evanswood west of Evans Place owned by W. J. Barker at cost 8 000. A two story brick dwelling at 177 High land Avenue owned by another party at cost 3 000. A two story frame dwelling on Oak Avenue near Liberty owned by an unnamed party at cost 3 000.
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Evanswood
Evans Place
W. J. Barker
Highland Avessa
Oak Avenue
Liberty
Rail lines schedule update for Andersons Ferry area
Railroads Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Aurora Electric Street Car Co announces daily departures from Andersons Ferry to Lawrenceburg and Aurora at 6 am and hourly to 8 pm plus 10 pm. Harrison runs at 6 30 am with seven hour intervals to 6 30 pm and 9 Cleves start 6 am till 9 pm with half hour gaps. Between Andersons Ferry and Fernbank service every 15 minutes from 6 am to 9 am and 2 20 pm to 6 pm.
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Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Aurora Electric St, R. R. CO
Anderson’s Ferry
Aurora
Harrison
Cleves
Fernbank
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Rail Schedule Fixes
Bus and rail timetable notes from the Cincinnati district show routes from 413 Sycamore Street to New Water Works and Coney Island with Carrel Street Station connections. Daily and Sunday departures list multiple times to Mt. Washington, Batavia, Bethel, Hamersville, Georgetown, Ripley, Sardinia, Felicity and others.
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Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad
Carrel Street
Sycamore Street
New Water Works
Lifornia
Coney Island
Mt. Washington
Forestville
Amelia
Bethel
Hamlet
Batavia
Hamersville
Georgetown
Russellville
Ripley
Sardinia
Felicity
Feniter
Sycamore Street Schedule for Interurban Railway
The Interurban Railway and Terminal Company lists Saturday night schedule with frequent Coney Island cars every 20 minutes after 2 pm and through services to Mt Washington Amelia Bethel Hamlet Norwood Pleasant Ridge Kennedy Silverton Deer Park on both weekday and weekend runs. Through trains depart at set times across Suburban and Rapid divisions including early morning and late evening slots.
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Inteburban Railway and Terminal Company
Aes
Sycamore
stre _ sates OE
Fee Fox Tiers Pine
Coney Island
Mt. Washington
Amelia
Bethel
Hamlet
Rapid Railway Division
Lebanon
Norwood
Pleasant Ridge
Kennedy
Silverton
Deer Park
Notice to Contractors Hamilton County Ohio 1907 bids
Sealed proposals due July 19 1907 for improvement work on Lick Run Pike Green Township under Specifications No 638. Bids on blank forms require two $5000 surces and contract surety. County reserves right to reject all bids. By order Stanley Or President. Attest Fred Dreis Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Lick Run
Ueen City Avenue
Green Township
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Stanley
Fred Dreihs
Ohio Pike
Bogart Road
Pa Higan
Anderson Township
Stanley Struble
Hamilton County Commissioners Advertise Road Improvement Plans
The Hamilton County Commissioners on July 18 197 for under specifications 644 invite bids for the Rich road improvement from Warren County to Fallis road in Symmes Township. Five plans and specifications are on file in the Board of County Commissioners office with two good and sufficient sureties totaling five hundred dollars. President Stanley Struble signs the notice.
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Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Rich
Warren County
Fallis Road
Symmes Township
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Stanley Struble
Fred Dreihs
Notice to Contractors for Hamilton County Project
Notice from the Office of the Commissioners of Hamilton County Cincinnati Ohio July 18 1907 sealed proposals due July 12 1907 at 12 oclock for concrete box culvert on Compton road Mt Healthy Springfield Township under Specifications No 56 bids may be rejected in whole or part by the County Commissioners
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Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Compton Road
Mt. Healthy
Springfield Township
Board of Hamilton County Commissioners
Stanley Struble
Fred Dreihs
Proposals Open for Ohio Pike Improvement Project
The Hamilton County Ohio Commissioners announce sealed proposals for Under Spec. No. 630 to improve Ohio pike from Bogart road to the Michigan County line in Anderson Township. July 5 1907 at 12 o clock M. bidding requires blank forms and a bid bond of five hundred dollars.
Ohio Incorporations Filed In Columbus June 26 Articles listed
Articles of incorporation filed include The Winchester Coal Mining Company in Dayton with 10000 dollars by several founders. Middletown Lodge No 255 BPOE in Middletown Ohio with 10000 dollars. The William Tinger s Son Company in Lima 10000 dollars. The Echo Horn Company in Cleveland 10000 dollars. The Grossman Drug Company in Cleveland 25000 dollars. The Auer Register Company in Cleveland 25000 dollars. The Frank G Tullidge Company in Cincinnati 125000 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Winchester Coal Mining Company
Dayton
William Osmer
H. J. Poling
John E. Viot
Grafton C. Kennedy
Grace Donovan
Middletown Lodge
No. 255
Middletown
George R. Edson
Theodore C. Simpson
George Sebald
George I. Schraffenberger
C. Ed Sebald
William Tinger
Margarite
T. Anderson
William P Anderson
Estelle C. Tullidge
John D. Blair
New Suit Filings in Common Pleas Court
A list of recent cases filed in Common Pleas Court numbers 137 413 through 137 420 and 53 332 includes Anna Tavel et al v DeMar et al to quiet title, Mollie de Orlik v Oscar Orlik divorce, T William Salzman et al v Wirth et al to set aside conveyance, and other civil actions. Several entries reference real estate, mortgages, and damages with multiple plaintiffs and defendants noted.
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Anna Tavel
Elizabeth J. DeMar
Worthington & Strong
Mollie de. Orlik
Oscar Orlik
Frank Seinsheimer
T. William Salzman
George Wirth
Owen N. Kinney
Charles L. Swain
Robert L. Mansfield
Mamie Mansfield
E. E
McClaren & Jhes
Albert Er
Clara B
William L. Dick
George Franke Ve
St Xavier College Medal Honors Henry J Husman On Deck
Henry J Husman named on deck for the St Xavier College medal. Return to 2620 Fairfax Ave to receive the reward.
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St. Xavier College
Henry J. Husman
Fairfax Av
Lee Line Steamer Fare Notice to Memphis and Louisville
Fast freight and passenger service advertised by the Lee Line steamers from Broad Way wharf. Proposed itinerary includes Memphis Vicksburg Pine Bluff and way points with meals and berth included for Memphis and Louisville fares. George Ellison serves as superintendent and general agent with office and wharfboat contact numbers.
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LEE Line
Memphis, Inc
Louisville, Inc
Peters Lee
Broadway
Ohio
Memphis
Vicksburg
Pine Bluff
Georegia Lee
F. Ellison
County road repair bid notice near Suspension Bridge
County notice from Whitewater Township inviting bids for road repair work under Specification No 646 to the Suspension Bridge over Whitewater River. Bids due July 26 1907 at 12 oclock noon with blank form and $500 surety, bidders must enter contract if awarded. Contaract LEY STRUBLE presiding, Attest Fred Truble Gierke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commissioners
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Board of County Commissioners
Whitewater River
Whitewater Township
Board County Commissioners
Board of Hamilton
Fred Truble Gierke
Wanted for Army Able-Bodied Unmarried Men Ages Twenty-One To Thirty-Six
Wanted for United States Army able-bodied unmarried men between ages of 21 and 36 who are citizens of the United States of good character and temperate habits. Must be able to speak and write. For details contact Recruit Officer at 303 Vinse Sami Sonat Do Ky or Greenville Ohio.
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United States Army
United States
Greenville
Ohio
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