Wheat and hay markets show irregular prices in Cincinnati
May 12 1925 reports bulls and bears in wheat with May and July futures rising late while cash corn oats and hay demand varies. Prices for wheat red winter range from 1.60 to 1.92. Local hay and grain markets reflect tight supply and strong animal feed demand with detailed price lists for grains hay and farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Vale Grain
Kansas
United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Wheat and corn rise as exporters boost Chicago grain market
Chicago grain prices moved higher today with exporters boosting the wheat market. Wheat and corn finished up with reported gains, May wheat at around 1.62 1 1.63 and July near 1.50 1.51, oats and provisions likewise showing advances. Cash quotes list No 2 hard wheat at 1.62 and No 4 mixed corn at 1.10, with other grains and lard ribs and bellies also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sceisiibioes
Asic
Dssaanes
Die Seunsekaseubele
Ellies
Isass Egutbiem
Dividends Declared by Major Companies
New York World News Service reports dividend declarations from multiple firms. Manufacturers Trust Co pays 4 percent quarterly July 1 to holders of record May 20. Remington Typewriter Co issues various preferreds and common dividends with dates in June, July, and August. Boston and Albany R R notes 2.50 dividend payable June 30 to May 30 holders. Famous Shoes-Keaton Corp issues 2 common quarterly payable July 1 to June 15 holders. Onyx Hosiery Mills declares 15 percent of par payable June 1 to May 21 holders. Philadelphia Electric Co pays 2 percent on common and preferred with June 15 record. National Sugar Co declares $1.75 payable July 2 to June 8 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
Manufacturers Trust Company
Remington Typewriter Company
Boston & Albany R. A
Famous Shccrees-Keaten Corporation
Onyx Hosiery Mills
Philadelphia Electric Company
National Sugar Company
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Exchange
Amer. Ldy. Mchy. Cr
Amer
A. Mchy
Amer. A
Rolling Mill
Baldwin Common
City Ice & Fuel
CRITI
Cooper A
Cooper
Dalton
Mach
Dalton Add. Mach
Eagle-Picher Com
Early & Daniel Com
Formica Insulation
Gibson Art Com
Kemper Thomas Com
Kroger Gro
Bak
Bmrtou
Maclapong
Procter & Gamble Com
Procter & Gamble
Pure Oil
WIN
Sais Cochasree Acs
Richardson Com
Atuleres U. SB. Cae
U. S. Ptg. & Lith
U. S. Ptg
U. S. Shoe
Whitaker Paper Pfd
Cinti.& Sub
Cinti. & Sub
Cinti. Gas & Elec
Cinti. Street Ry
T. P. Ry
Greece
Sieger Re
Reino Vane
Germany
Reichsmark
China
Hongkong
Italy
Lipisc Capcass
Ecscobda
Poland
Syria
Catearriioarci
Chile
Uruguay
Iciobseiaiaivels Schendataceseuk Babel Choc
Yvourth
S. Treasury
Motors Corp
FO AB
Iscsi
Wik
Empire Gas & Fue Tis
Goebre
Csiicks
London
Hudson & Manhat
State of la. Port
U. 8
Rubber Co
St. Ld. Bk
Treasury
Ask
New York Curb Market Mixed Stock and Bond Totals
Total stock sales 475700 and bond sales 1191000 reported for the New York Curb Exchange on May 12. The list shows numerous industrials and financial issues with varied high, low, and close prices. Cincinnati and foreign bond data accompany the global snapshot.
Military Training Camp Call Issued by Judge Roettinger
Judge S C Roettinger, Hamilton County chairman, urged a Citizens Camp at Camp Knox near Louisville for 17 to 31 year olds. Training runs July 1 to July 31 with government funded expenses. Cincinnati businesses often grant full pay to employees while at camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens
Camp Knox
Louisville
S. C. Roettinger
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Radio Programs for Today Local Stations Overview
Radio listings show today’s schedules across stations including WSAI Cincinnati WKRC Cincinnati and Bright Spots. Highlights include dinner concert baseball scores juvenile period police bulletins classical hour and popular programs with special features and orchestras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Ga Aee
Radio Station Schedules For Eastern Philadelphia Cleveland And New York
East area stations list programs with time slots including concerts kiddies hour and dinner music at Wei-Phil Philadelphia and New York WGBS WNYC and WTAM. WNYC features musical program talk and police? musical program talks in late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WNYC
New York
Silent Tonight Radio Listings Across Stations
A listing summarizes radio stations including Central and Eastern markets. It mentions KFDM KFKX WCAL WCBD WFAA KGST WMC WOAI WOAW WORD WOI CKAC WBAV WBBR WDWF WFI WGBS WGY WHAZ WH WIP WJAR WJY WMAK WPG WRC WEBJ and WREO with unspecified programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
KFDM
KFKX
WCAL
WCBD
WFAA
KGST
WMC
WOAI
WOAW
WORD
WOI
CKAC
WBAV
WBBR
Ety
WDWF
WFI
WGBS
WGY
WHAZ
WH Wip
WJAR
WJY
WMAK
WPG
WRC
WEBJ
WREO
Radio and concert listings across major markets
Station schedules show WOO Philadelphia Chicago WEAF Cleveland WEAR Pittsburgh WHN and others broadcasting concerts lectures and children's programs with times ranging from 4:30 PM to 1:00 AM including bands orchestras dinn er music lectures and police reports across several meters and cities
Radio Schedules for Chicago Stations Include Recitals and Plays
WMBB Chicago lists 260 meters with 7 P.M. semi classical program and 8 30 P.M. popular program. WLS Chicago shows 344 6 meters with 7 P.M. organ recital and 7 45 P.M. lullaby time with orchestra and late night theater and entertainers segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMBB
Chicago
WLS
Lone Scouts
Evening Schedule at Webh Chicago Venue
At Webh Chicago the schedule lists 7 PM orchestra and book talk theater for one hour, 9 PM musical program for one hour, and 11 PM songs and estra for two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WKRC
Cincinnati
Weekly Book Review
WEBH
Chicago
Chicago Music Schedule Feature
Radio listing shows WQJ Chicago 10 PM three hours of music entertainers followed by a 1 AM Hotsy Totsy hour segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WQJ
Chicago
Nighttime Radio Docket of KYW WGN and WHAS
Radio listings outline KYW Chicago schedule from 6:35 p.m. bedtime stories through 9:45 p.m. midnight revue, with a one hour WY program. WGN Chicago offers Skeezix time at 5:30 p.m. organ at 6:30 dinner hour 8 p.m. classical hour 10 p.m. Jarmskamp er. WHAS Louisville lists an 8:30 p.m. concert on 399.8 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REE Aare
Pittsburgh
KYW
Chicago
WGN
Skeezix
Jarmskamper
Financial notes point to new Cincinnati Stock Exchange rule
A new rule from the board elected Monday extends regular trading to 10:30–12:00 noon on weekdays and 10:00–11:30 on Saturdays to give members time to transmit orders. The change takes effect today to widen opportunities for selling at market highs and buying at lows, with growing ticket attention and recent active orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Board of Trustees
Stock Exchange
Evening radio schedule with concerts and talks
In New York at 454.3 meters the lineup includes a 6 P.M. dinner concert and 7 P.M. Wall Street Journal soprano with a 30 minute recital. 8:15 to 8:25 P.M. features guitar and songs then 9:30 P.M. orchestra. Philadelphia WLIT airs 7 P.M. current events and 7:15 P.M. travel talks followed by 7 P.M. orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New York
Little Symphony Orchestra
WIZ
Wall Street Journal
WLIT
Philadelphia
Cattle Market Steady With Bulls Strong and Calves Mixed
Cattle trade quiet this morning with little price change. Beef steers and cows mostly steady, bulls firm. calves irregular with tops around $11.00 and lows near $6.50. Hog prices rose early then eased, with weights 180 lbs and up selling around $13.50 to $13.75. lambs and sheep sold steadily with spring lambs up to $18 per cwt. Receipts large in Chicago Kansas City Indianapolis markets and statewide summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Florida
Bliss Spaulding
United States
Bliss
Texas
Alabama
Louisiana
Ming Dakota
Georgia
Nancy Halis
Bu Hampers
TOMES
Tetaeke
West Coast
East Coast
Mississippi
J. G. Scott
Cincinnati
Chicago
California
Kansas City
Arizona
Indianapolis
Steedy
Obersubscribed issue of $4 million securities offered at 98
The $4,000,000 Utilities Power and Light Corporation 7 per cent cumulative preferred stock issue recently opened at 98 and interest has been oversubscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utilities
Power and Light Corporation
Nickel Plate merger blocks East Western rail consolidation
Little progress on railroad consolidation expected until the State Commerce Commission of New York rules on the Nickel Plate merger. The Van Sweringens will not consider further additions or trades until the merger fate is settled. Meanwhile the Virginian Railway has been leased to the Norfolk & Western and the Delaware & Hudson has thwarted the New York Central’s attempt to acquire the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Commerce Commission of New York
van Sweringens
Virginian Railway
Norfolk & Western
Delaware & Hudson
New York Central
Treasury to Withdraw Funds for Interest on Liberty Bonds
In preparation for a Friday interest payment totaling about 86 million dollars the Treasury will withdraw 8.5 million dollars from Federal Reserve member banks in the New York district. About 24 million dollars in interest is payable at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
New York
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Ament Funds Drawn From Cincinnati Banks
A considerable amount will be withdrawn from Cincinnati banks for this measure, with a portion remaining after the transfer. The report notes substantial cash movement linked to the policy and its anticipated financial impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Baldwin L W to Receive Polish Payment in July
Baldwin Locomotive Works will obtain from Poland on July 1 the third annual payment of 995000 dollars for 150 locomotives sold under a 1919 deferred plan. Semi annual interest totaling about 1300000 dollars will also be paid, completing receipts since July 1, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Poland
Unfilled U S Steel orders dip below normal levels
Unfilled orders at United States Steel Corp are about 50 percent of normal, reflecting weak consumer buying. Purchases are for immediate needs rather than ahead, with operations near 90 percent capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Steel Corporation
Consum
City of Bagnee Aires Signs $400 000 Truck Contract
The city of Bagnee Aires awarded a contract to Ma Trucks Inc for one truck at a value of 400000 dollars. The bid competed with firms from Britain France Germany and Station companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagnee Aires
Ma Trucks, Inc
Norfolk Southern Reports 1924 Net Earnings Rise
The Board of Directors reports Norfolk Southern Railway earned 408 521 dollars in 1924, up 34 171 dollars from 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk Southern Railway
Board of Directors
Receivers Seek Private Sale of German Stock in Newark
Receivers for the Virginia Carolina Chemical Company in Federal Court Newark seek permission to privately sell 1127 shares of stock in a German concern after bidder Herbert May failed to pay the remaining balance following a 205000 deposit on a 2052000 bid. Judge Runyon set May 21 to show cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Newark
N. J
Chemical Company
Herbert May
Runyon
Delaware and Hudson approves coal holdings segregation
Stockholders voted to segregate the road's anthracite coal holdings and transfer the property to a new corporation owned entirely by the railroad. 337,212 shares supported the action out of 425,030 issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware & Hudson Company
Board of Managers
GE stockholders vote to expand authorized capital
Stockholders in Schenectady yesterday approved increasing General Electric by two million shares of $10 par value. The additional stock will be used to meet dividend payments. Directors were reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Minneapolis Flour Prices Slip Slightly Across Market
Minneapolis May 12 Flour prices show a 10 cent drop with bids at 8.00 to 8.90 per bushel for shipments. Bran gathers 25 to 27 cents, No. 1 Northern wheat around 1.57 to 1.59, No. 3 yellow near 1.38, oats about 42 to 43 cents, and flax No. 1 around 32 to 34 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Vanderbilts welcome a daughter in New York
Word arrives from Newport that Mr. and Mrs. William H. Vanderbilt have a newborn daughter born in New York last evening. Mrs. Vanderbilt formerly Miss Emily O Neill Davis, daughter of Mrs. Frederick Martin Davies, wed Vanderbilt in fall 1923 after he inherited his father Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt’s five million dollar estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Newport
R. I
New York
William H. Vanderbilt
Emily O'Neill Davis
Frederick Martin Davies
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Too Many Retail Merchants Foresee Mergers In Dry Goods
Norman H. Johnson of the Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Association tells delegates at the fourteenth annual convention in Richmond that consolidation is essential across manufacturing, wholesale, and retail sectors. He argues too many mills and stores exist and efficiency will drive better offerings and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman H. Johnson
Richmond
Southern Wholesale Dry Goods Association
The
Linton
Johnson
Chamber Rejects Walnut Hills High School Site Plan
The Chamber of Commerce directors adopted a resolution opposing the Walnut Hills classical high school site on Victory boulevard and Francis Jane after a report by the Educational Committee. The meeting also approved a $75,000 fund drive by the Cincinnati Association of Credit Men to fight commercial fraud and backed federal banking reforms and tax policy shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Victory Boulevard
Francis Jane
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Cincinnati Association of Credit Men
Workman Killed in Lockland Factory
John Taylor a 27 year old Black Lockland employee at Grasselli Chemical Company was crushed by a belt caught in a power shaft yesterday afternoon. He died before coworkers could stop the machinery. Deputy Coroner Dr Orlando Cress found Taylor was painting when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasselli Chemical Company
Lockland
John Taylor
Taylor
Orlando Cress
Ohio Incorporations Reported From Columbus May 12
A list of new corporate registrations filed in Columbus includes American Solvent Recovery Corporation with $25,000 capitalization led by Hugh M. Bennett and others. Other Cleveland and Toledo incorporations range from $500 to $25,000, naming multiple directors and agents such as Julius Bloomberg Eugene Wolf Wardman and more. The notices cover Buckeye Realities and several motor and manufacturing firms across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Incorporations
Columbus
American Solvent Recovery Corporation
K. N. Nowell
R. L. Spencer
C. A. Center
Poffenberger Codes Poster Company
Cleveland
Ralph Waterbury
H. E. Downing
E. Miller
M. Walsh
John A. Stansbury
E. S. Realty Company
Julius Bloomberg
Eugene E. Wolf
Litman
F. Friedman
M. G. Sloss
E. D. Realty Company
A. W. Haiman
E. M. Goodsmith
Sam F. Deitsch
D. J. Fishman
P. L. Polster
Lane-Lease Company
Eyleveland
Mmpea Rereer
W. F. Hill
Liverpool
Mary Hanks
Clara S. Beers
Myra F. Lewis
A. H. Schovs
Toledo
Asin . Colter
Helen M. Schloz
James E. Kirk
Harold Long
EF. Buckenmyer
Madison Mortgage Company
Unionville
H. H H. W. Fisher
R. E Stewart
K. J. Fatica
John F. Wilson
Boulevard Mornington Ene. Company
M. Nuddleman
Gerald Ridghland
Sol J. Siraha
Klein
T. R. Jaffe
Foreign exchange rates reported for the day in New York
The New York foreign exchange market lists daily rates for currencies and related instruments. Sterling, France, Italy, and Switzerland show varied demand and cable quotes while Latin American, Far East, and other exchanges cover multiple currencies and local instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World News Service
New York
France
Italy
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Austria
Greece
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Hungary
Czecho
Calcutta
Argentina
Brazil
Uruguay
Chile
Canada
Havana
Colombia
Venezuela
Village of Light to Shine at St Xavier May Fete
Electrical devices will convert the north end of Corcoran Field into a Village of Light for St Xavier College May Fete and Campus Carnival. The May 21 22 and 23 events were announced by the executive committee raising funds for the college athletic fund. The fete features a spring outdoor celebration with campus week activities each May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran Field
St. Xavier College
College Athletic Fund
Xavier men win honors in Jesuit intercollegiate
Rev. Daniel M. O Connell announces three Xavier undergraduates earned top marks in Missouri Province intercollegiate contests. Frank A Arlinghaus 1207 Clay St claimed fifth in Latin, John B Tangenten 529 Forest Ave ninth in Latin, Edward J Mc Grath 909 Paradrome St seventh in English essay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel M. O’connell
D.J
St. Xavier College
Missouri
St. Louis
Frank A. Arlinghaus
Clay Street
John B. Tangenten
Forest Avenue
Edward J. McGrath
Paradrome Street
Oil City Oil Runs Report Shows Mixed Activity
Crude oil runs in Oil City show a credit balance of 3.30. The period records 48 079 barrels of crude in the balance, with average runs at 48 249 barrels. Shipments reach 97 718 barrels, with average shipments at 65 674 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Kodel Radio Converts to Class A After Feb 1926
National Cash Register Ohio Bell Telephone and Ohio Public Service are noted in connection with a Kodel Radio that converts to Class A after February 1 1926 for a period nearing four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodel Radio
National Cash Register
Ohio Bell Telephone
Ohio Public Service
American Laundry
Cin
Bell Telephone
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
City Ice
Eagle-Picker Lead
Dixie Ice
Gibson Art
Gibson
Kodel
Kroger Grocery and Baking
Procter & Gamble
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Virginia
Ben Davis
Baldwins
Baskets
Winesaps
Rome
Boston
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Bruner & Reiter Co
Union Trust
Finland
Republic
New York City
the National City Company
Chicago Grain
New Joe Curb Exchange
Adirondk, P.&l
Cael
New
Haw
Lt. & Te
P.al
Gieccon
A. R_ Cor. w.i
Arizona Power
Arm. Co
Artloom Corp
SE. Centenants
As. G.&e. New
Asso. D. G. W.i
Atl. Fruit/Co
Atlas P. Cm. New
Bord. Co. S New
Borden Co. Rts
Bot. Cas. Mills A
Bridgeport Ma
Bklyn. C City R. R
Brown, W
Tob
Bucyrus Co
Buffalo Gen. el
Bur.Ad. Mc, Pfd
Laight. w.Inc
Carolina P.<
Cent. Pipe Corp
Chap. Sacks Inc
Chatt, & Sons
Chrysler C. W.i
Cleveland Auto
Coriwth. P. Crp
Bak, A
Tob., Inc
Coty Incorp
Ca. Oi
C. Aero Pm
del. L.&w. Coal
Dub. C.&r. New
Durant Motors
el. Bd.&Sh. New
Mocshe Invest
Eureka Pw. &Lt
Fed. Lt. & Tr
Sn. W.i
Garod Corp
Ad. A
Gill. S. Raz. New
Glen Alden
Goodyear
Grennan Bak
Candy St
Horn & Herdart
Ocean
Jones
Kelvinator Cor
Keystone Sole
Lehigh Pow. Se
Lehigh V. C. C
Lehigh V.C. Sa
Mas. Cor
Nat. Pw. & Lt
Nat. P.& L. Pfd
Jer
Mda
Nick
Pla
Ohio Fuel Cor
Omn. Cor
St.Regis P.c.rts
St. Regis Paper
Seagrave Corp
Seiberling Rub
Serv-El Corp
Sil. G. P
C.ed
S.E. Pow
South
Cal
Se. Coal & Ir
S.W. E.T
S.W. E.T. Pfd 40 110 110 110 Stand. Motors
Stutz Motor
Swift & Co
Swift Internat
Tenn. el
Thermiod. Rad
Tower Mfg. Car
Union Carbide
UN. Lt. & PL
Util. & L. A
Spen. S.n
Wilson & Co. N
Ang.-Amer
Crescent P. L
Cumberland P
Galena Signal
Humble Bellices
Illinois P. L
Magnolia
Prairie Oil New
Prairie P. L
Southern P. L
Ind
Kan
N. Y
S. & F. Ol Cor. Se
Maracaibo
Arkansas N. G
Carib Syndicate
Colum Syn
Gilliland Oil
Mount. & G
Nat. Fuel & Gas
N.m.&ar.l.co
New York Oil
Pen’k O. Co
Banks
Royal Canadian
Ryan Consol
United Cen
Woods Pets
Y” Oil & Gas
Arizona Globe
Canaria
Comstock
Cresson
G. M
Hecla
Hollinger G. M
Jerome Verde
Kay Copper
Kerr Leke
Lone Star
McKin-Dar-Say
Nipissing
Plymouth
Rochester Silver
Tonopah
United Eastern
Verde
Utah
Wen
A.p.&l
Am.Su
Ann. Copper
Asso.g.& E
City Ga
Dun.t. &.R
Gulf Oil
Int. Pap. Co
McN&l
W.i
Mor. & Co
N.O. Pu.Se
No. St. Po
U.S
Bogota
Rai
Peru
Sol. & Co
Th.ir.&st.w
Toc. el. Po
Local Financial
Otis & Co
American Multigraph
Central Steel
Cleveland Railway
Glidden Co
Goodyear T. & R
Grasselli Chem
Rasselli
Miller Rubber
National
National Refini Pete Es Rene
TF. L
Pref Steeeewe
Ohio Bell Tel SE Isis Uchcnvecies
Ohio Brass
Paragon Ining
Peerless T. & M
Trumbull Teel
Eneeet
Renee
Wangehiots
WSAI
KSD
Catholic Mission Crusade
WBZ
Springfield
Goldenaire
WEMC
Berrien
Anti- Saloon League of Michigan
WEI
Choral Society
WTAM
Hollienden
WOO
WMAQ
WEAR
VORDY
Children’s Sonieamn
Ter
WHN
WHAS
WIP
Financial Notes
Gulf, Mobile & Northern
Illinois Central
Ular
New York Financial District
New Orleans
York
International Combustion Engineering
Ares
Associated Gas and Electric
N. H. Johnson
Herman Levy
Levy-Loeb & Co
Frederick N. McMillin
First Presbyterian Church
W. C. Culkins
Sig Wise
Meyer, Ise & Kaichen Company
Charles J. Williamson
A. M. Robinson Company
Atlanta
H.walter Whichard
Nashville
L. W. McCowan
Johnson City
Knoxville
Tenn
Herbert Eskind
Albert Tebo
Samuel Harweill
Robert F. Adair
H. H
FETE
Xavier
American Rolling Mill
Hunter, Budde & Duble
Union Central
Investment Security
Procter & Gamble Co
Irwin-Ballmann Co
Walnut Street
Safe Investments
Pinellas County
Fla
St. Petersburg
Weil, Roth & Irving
Dixie Terminal Building
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