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MAllKET UEl'OllT.
HOME rlllllll(l) MAltKET.
The following reprrsent wholesale rati,
torn producers or first hands
TIOUR. In jotbing lots standard brands
6.CHJS x countjj l.ikiiiisc 4.t0(a J4,7f.
WHKAT Valley il.(!.Vil fi7J;WalIa Walla
1 B2J for new irup; f7 to fiO cents net
I) nntr a bushel at Walla Walla and near
p )'.uts.
ortJ'S. CCa(i."i cts for good feed t bush.
WIONS. New u.
POTATOES. -60C68o.
MIDDLINGS Jobbing, for few!. J3. (a,
.() ton. Shorts, $28 Chop, f3740
80.00 t ton.
1MAN Jobbing at S22 per ton
BACON Sides, 17C.lfej; Hams, countr)
ami, none; tity cured, 17fcl8c; Shoulders,
11Mc.
fO032lc.
HONKY In comb, I5al8c; strained, in 5
nllons, lie.
BRIED FRUITS. Apples, sun dried quar
tered, 67c; sliced, 7(9c; machine dried,
BalOo; Pears, machine machine dried, 9zl0c;
Plums, sun dried, ditto, I2al5c.
POULTRY. Chickens, full grown, $4 00
4J5. Small. $33 00. Ducks, 88 to !).
KOOS. Near by fresh laid, 40c.
HOGS. Dressed, 7c
BKKK. Net weight Go and 6Jc for choice.
BHEKl. Net weight, 6c.
VKAL. 6Jto7c.
WOOL. Kastcrn Oregon, I6a20cj Wil
lamette Valley, I822c; Umpqua, none.
HIDES. Butchers' hides, dry, l&ulGo;
SO in try cured, dry, 15cs culs olf, green
ktdis, salted, 7a8c; country ditto, 78oj
ersUins, dry, 3lc f lb; d sheep pelts each
Ual.00; dry elk, 20o per lb.
TALLOW Quotable at 81o. per lb.
HAY Choico timothy, $22J; from wagon,
115.
ukni:kal m:u hamuhe.
LARD In kegs, 16-; Oregon leaf, tins
lo; do in pails, 15JUic.
BUTTER We quote, extra fresh roll, .lij
i0o; fair to good, 30&.15 cts; in kegs,
KIOE. v'hina, No. I, Bo; China No. t
,ui Japan, 7c; Sandwich Islands, 77Jo.
TKArt.Ispau,405065o; Black, 4U7Sc;
rn, 6fa80c.
COKKEK Costaltica 1315c; Java,2830
rfUGARS. Crushol A 1 c; Fine Crushed
Ho; Cube, 13113Jo; Extra C, lSJnllllc
Qolden O. iloill ; Sandwich Islands, No.
1,10a. D. llllc. Sugars drop lc in each
HYRUI'. Five gallons 8!5o.
CANDLES 1818c.
RAISINS. California, S3.252.7525 11
BOX
SOAPS Good, 75cai1.76.
OILS. Ordinary brands of ccal, 25c; high
grades, Downe A Co., 37Jo; Boiled LinBeed,
I dito Raw, 77c; lmuu oil, 40c; Turpen
tine, 70c; Pure Lard, l 10; Castor, $1.25
BALT. Stock, bay, $10 V ton; Carmen
Island, $12J; Coarse Liverponl.fIS; Finn qual
ty, $14; Aalitoii'a dairy, ditto, $30
YKA8T POWDERS. Donnelly, $2 f iloz;
COMMERCIAL.
Tiiuiuiiav, Dec. 21, 18S2.
Another week of ram and stoim, lit stiong
eontrast with tliu gentle rains of No ember.
But December has thiee (ourths gone from
us, and the tempcutiiro hut Ken so warm
that no fiosts Invu fallen to our know ledge,
though there may have Ik en frosts East of the
Mountains, cvny where fill rain is growing
beautifully. A few days longer, anil we p.iks
over the dangerous time, for it is noticeable
that our frosts and snows come with th holi
days. If wo enter January ithout a change,
we may hope for a mild winter.
California seems not to have participated in
our down pour. It is reinarkablo if wo shall
pass through such a steidy period of excessive
rain aud California eirapi. Early rains camu
1 there to start the grasses and sprout eaily
own grain, but it did not continue. They
have not suffered for rain us yet. All the
woild is green, but they lie-in to feel anxious
lest rain may nut come lullicient to bring good
crops.
So far, since hsrvrst; wheat receipts havo
been disappointing to shipKsrs. Thiough this
Taller it is suppose d that considerable grain is
yet back, chiefly held by those who are not
compelled to sell. Vessels come here ami
have to be loaded, so cargoes are purchased to
Gil them. Importers cniupUiu there is nothing
In it, that they do not buy but merely work
on commission. This is commonly the case.
uplith markets are dull, but prices are low
and merely remain stationary. K there had
been any rush to sell wheat the price of ships
would have anered to It, but there has not
and freights are down to tOsfor wootltn ships,
while iron are nominal at 50a. In California
freights are so low that there is not much in
ducement for ships to load cargoes. If it were
certain that the next ban rat would be eqtiul
' to that two years ago, they would all wail
and take chalices.
Willi us wheat comes, by urging, to lo.ul
hips that arrive, but there is no exeesi. If
this state ol things contnr:rs until February
and Match wo shall have all the ship we need
without drawing on California, As it is
ateamers take Rood cargoes to San Fraucisco
twic n week.
Wheat has advanced somewhat during the
fi4t week, On Monday and Tue'day us high
a $1 "Opcr cental was paid, equal to SO cents
a bushel, at Roaeburg. Tanners will feel
roore like unloading now than heretofore. As
it 1 the wheal now remaiuing iu the country
all in hands able to hold.
The O, It, k X. C. hai brought down
aiuce harvest couumuced fifty thousand tons
of wheat aud flour, and there is no great tock
remaining. The Upper country hat to feed
cevcrat largo annua of hdwrets employed
lushing railroad work, lWsMve this we have
lens o thoutautls of1 new couieis tii feed and
tiundreds of thousands of acres to ha seeded
each year, in additiou to former work. This
all requires home supply, and prevent grain
from coming down the river to be eiportcd.
The exports from the crop of 1882 will be
uriously diminished from what was sntici
pitcd. In pait this is due to shortage of crop,
nil ill other put to incrcaing demand at
home. The prefcnt pi ice ouaht to afT.ird some
i.ri.fit. 1 he prospeclhc yield for 1SS3 otters
..mc reward, tven at that figure, because the
,'iintry never hal n Hmr outlook.
I i .nmnin witi A t cnecial clianK", ex
cent that wheat is a trifle advanced. All
arm product, throu. bout the whole Pacific
Vorthwtst, beir.igood price, and ahoulillie
worth sometl i ig to the piodut-r. One great
fault that they can only blame themselves for,
if t .at formers luve no organization by mews
f wlmli to co-ope ate and proUct their own
int. rests. If they could put all their product
..ii theimrUtw limit competing against each
tl.er, tl ty would noon ftel the dilfcrcnce in
betttr cadi accounts.
LOCAL MAKKETS.
Reviewed and corrected weekly by J. B.
Knapp, produce commission dealer, 267 First
street, Portland, Oregon.
Wheat No change since last week, re
cent advance in wheat has been caused by a
fall in freights rather than any advan 'es in the
toreign markets, and as freights are now be
lieved to be at very lnw living figures, it ii
notprobilb that wheat will make any fur-
tin 1 mater al alliances.
Oats Are quiet, supply ample for present
wants. Piuci rangiug mostly at 03.
per bushel.
Potatoes No change. The supply comes
alons lust about as fast as wanttd. Fifty
centB is about the standard price,
liicher figure paid occasionally.
little
Onions No particular change, jobbing
generally at 1 1 cents.
Hotter The sunnly of Oregon fresh roll
diminishing, and but little of strictly first
r.ln. Although fresh, it is afflicted with
what wo might call faulty dairy conditions,
f.iult in the feeding and management of the
cows, fault in ventilation and temperature of
tho dairy room, fault in handling the cream,
little faults all along the line, and to ciown
thu whole, artificial coloring very bungliugly
.I,,,,,, to ludo these faults and inve it a more
presentable appc.iranco. Or,-gon fresh dairy,
3jfe37c; common, :W(32c; California fiesh,
32(tt,:i."n!; brino in rolli, 3'J cents; Oregon
picked, very little to be seen, 30(Sj321c.
Cheese Markctseims to be bare of Oregon,
except some Smss at 20 rents, California l(i
to IS mit.
Ejrgs Aro up again this week to CO cents.
Fruit No clani'c. Our rcnmks of last
wok will apply to this. And wu can say the
same of wool.
Uny In scarco and wanted, selling this
week at $21. A choice article would piobably
bring S22J on tho wliaif.
Ileef and Mutton and Pork No change,
prices have ruled very steady without change
for some weeks.
UDLD AND STOCK COMPANY'S REPORTS.
San Francisco MarketB.
San Fkancisco, Deo. 20.
Receipts Wheat, 137,000 ctN, in hiding
I2I,I)(K) ttlsalioil'd; II nil', KLOOO qr sks; pota
toes, 4000 sk; eggs, 13,000 dn.
Frughts '.'uit,', with tendency lu moio
ciihi'.
Chart-'ri'd For Coik, U. K,, Br bk Wind
Inner, 817 tuns; innate.
It gistend touii'uu In port, engaged for
wheat canons, (i'J.OOO.
In port, diseiiLMgul, suitable for grain, 77,
000 toiiB; at Wilmington, 7000 tons; to arrive,
1IS",000 tons.
Who it Quiit wi'h prices against sellers;
chnivii to exti.i elmlco shipping. $1 7fl 774
ii.ktd; No. 2 while, SI 01 "2J; &00 tuns
No. 1 white, Imyir Felinury, $1 8J
I'l nir Qiutt; steady at tormir quotations.
Ilirley 1 muraliutl; No. 1 feed. January,
sold at $1 18(u.l 20 ; Febiuary. $1 20 I 28;
buyer the season, $1 J 1 (uj 1 32J; closed at SI 10
January, $1 22 Februaiy, $1 20 buyer sea-
sou; No. 1 fed, spot, nominal at $1 22i
1 30.
Oats Asking prices are unchanged, but the
market is not to linn; sale of No. 1, January,
Sl7fi.
Potatoes Pctiluma anil Tomales, 0c
$1 05; Culley's Cove, $1 12; steady at full
prices.
Onions BOSTic; more sellers than buyers;
Wool Very quiet and unchanged.
Eggs Fresh California otirmer; offerings
smsller.aiid tho demand is improved; 3840c.
Butter Market overstocked; weak at last
quotations,
CIIICAUO WAKKKTM.
ClIICAOO, Deo. .
Wheat Nominal; O'JicJau.
Pork Quiet; $17 25 January.
Lani Easy; $10 35 January,
BKXKBOIIM 14 KNOUHII HKrOKTS.
Lo.nhon, Deo. V0.
Floatiuv cargoes Very few bids in market.
Cargoes on pa-saire aud for shipment
Very dull.
LIVr.lU'OOI. UAKKKTS.
Livkktool, Doc. 20.
Sot market Slow.
Calllorala Crops and Markets
We take the following from the Sau Fran-
jiseo CommrrtMl Herald of December 14th ;
Eng ish advices recent received of an im
provviueiit in wheat has givun a little impetus
to our maiket, causing some increase of bust
uess on Call, resulting iu an advance in the
pnoo of futures, looking towards much higher
prices iu January, February aud March than
those now rulini'. The receipts of wheat are
free and lilieral, giving the usual dispatch to
v,siU outhe berth and causing free eipurts
of same, S ot pru-e of good to choich w heat
is now $1 tkV&l 75, and for futures as high
as $1 H2)$)l S4 f ctl is bid for the season,
Thewiatheris dry and plrasaut. It is now
narly In e weeks since we have had any ram
to speak of, and some anxiety is begiuniug to
show itaelf for fear of a dry season, but as
yet no iuterrsts arv sulTering for want of ram.
Of course, the dry weather has some influence
upon holders of grain notably, those cirr)ing
mote or less. lUiley, which article for some
weeks past has occupied a good shale of at
tention at both Call Boards, cauting coiunl
erabld speculttioti. Urge oiwratious aud a
' good many sudden upi and downs in the mar-
Ike-, Br wini! ou the s,o". is nuw held at
$1 45CCI 50;fisl $1 aV)l 40 t ctl. Oats
I cvmnuiuUiigb figurts; liohlirs firm, Ccru is
WTTLAMETTE FABMER: PORTLAND. OREGON, DECEMBER
i
unchanged in value, with a light business.
Rye is dull and mglocted. B ans are in
favor at full quotations. Hay rules high.
Botatoes are in frte supply anl command
good prices. Onions are plentiful and cheap.
Hops are dull at the decline. Wool is n .
lected. Hides continue to rule high. Tal
low finds prompt sale. Butter is on the
down grade. Cheese is steady. Egsjs are in
clined to cheapness.
Fre'ghts and Ct arters Arrivals of deep
water vessels I avo of late exceeded tho de
mand. For grain cargoes to Europj, rates
remain substantially uuchanged. JE2 to Cork
seems to be about tho ruling rate for British
iron i-hips. On the l.erth at thiswri'ing there
are 60,000 r ffistered tons; disengaged about
the sime, nnd at ports adjacent 7,000 tons ad
ditional. Tha (bet to arrive within the next
five months 197,742 tins; same time in 18S1,
180,473; 188), 188,674.
h. at Oregon h,n sent usdtirinethowcck
13,0Sfi sks, lli'i calei lit tho Cdl Hoards
exhibit a growing interest, with iiicie.Ktd
duly transactions, chiefly in futures, as wiU
be seen by reference to details annexed
Aili ices from England of an advance of (id
per qua ter, has act, d as a stimulant to opeia
tors, who have I i I as high as $1 831 81 I'
ttl. for buyer Marih or the season, which
ext nds t Juno 31'th No. 1, spot, white
when commands $1 7!) I? ctl. and H hard to
get. Sales of 10 000 ctls. No. 1 shinning le
ported nt SI 70 1' i tl. We quote No. 1 at
$1 701 72J; No. 1! SI (i."il 07J t' ctl. Ovr
lind hipinentf (ustvv.ir.l and southwaid in
t n montlH 33,314,210 lbs.
Oats Tho market is steady, with a fair
spit sin plv at SI l)3i2 (1 ctl. for extra choict;
No. 1, $1 h.1 a I 00; N .. 2, 1 7.")1 82J t'ctl'
Potatoes -The receipts are liberal, cjusing
rar,id st .ck accainulatious. Wo quote Culley
Cove at SI 12Sal lfl; Humboldt Rod, 93uijl;
IMiluma aud lom.il s, Sca!)l; ltivci Keil,
,r)0n60c; P-erlcs-, SI; Eirly Rose, OOcuSl;
(iaraaChil-s, $ll 12J l? ctl
British Grain Trade.
Loviion, Dec. 18 The Mark Lino Erjtrem,
ii its review of t ie British grain trade of the
past week says : The weather was unsuited
to threshing or laud work. The markets aro
well supplied with native wheat in bud coudl-
ion, there is lit le inquiry, and tho worst
, almo t unsilable prices, generally one shil
ling lower. The foreign trade is small, and
pi ices mo with d Hiculty maintained. Cargoes
nil const, quiet; supply limited. Red winter
impiovod Od to 01, There havo been six
,irriala and livo ulos forward. I ratio is very
iiuiet. RmI winter is firmly held; Hour, de
pressed aud sales dillicult at a reduction; for
emu Hour. 6d cluapor; tho demand for barley
is slack, and puces arc 1 to 2s lower; foreign
larley keips filling. Oats are unchanged.
Fortigu sales of English wheat the piit week
were 4S.3S3 qiuiters at 4 is Oil per quarter,
aga nit 43,650 quarters at 44s 0d during tho
coriesponding period last year.
Every little helps and a good word spoken
i i our behalf will, likes bread cast upon the
w iters, return after many days.
J..M.HALSTEIIS
t self regulating
I.M'IIHATOK.
MFromKOup.
Setd (or descrip
tive I'dcc-list.eU'.
Tho rough bred
poultry sad eirgs,
1011 llroadw.
ittfclanu, uauu.
a
decl&ui:
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
AT
J.H.Gill&Co
First Street.
J.B. CONGLE&CO
110 Front Street, Eut Side, I'ortUnd, Oregon.
Again In Business.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OK
Saddles,
Harness,
Bridles,
Whips,
Saddlery
Uardware,
Etc., Etc
Repairing Neatly and Promptly
At'endod to'
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23, rtrit BUmU Undsr Niw sUrkst Thsatr.
riUK niKATUT Ot ALL STOIILS UL1. KKEr
I ixvttft.nUv on hau.t an tmm.ns stock of all kluiU
c! uirtul anU onwtutiital aitklv.
Call auU tr, sbU bo AsUslahrO.
WALTEK ktts.
KOTllI
Masastr.
Commission Merchants.
The fnllDM Ilia Is n list or Hie t'numlsslon
MeicliHiil- or tills Illy. Ulrli we publish Tor
I lie iM-nrlll nrour reader... Tliey are perfect
It lelliilile, anil mi liaslners enlrusle.1 to
llirlr rare will receitc prompt Htteiillolit
J. C. TO I'D. J. F. BIVE.V.
TODD&BIVEN,
."No. 1(1 -Norlli Front 'trcel 1'urtlnnd.
Wholesale fJrocera,
Commission Merchants,
And Healers in
FRUITS, Wool, Orsln, snd all kinds of Trnduce.
AifcnU (ur slob W hlskey. Dry W onopole Cham
pagne snd tls'n's Vlnejard, Fresno, Cil. ldiy
F. H. PAGE.
Commission Merchant,
. . UKAI.KR IN
Traill, Flour, Feed mid Staple
Groceries.
sI'WIAL ATTIAllON KIICVTO COl'NTUl'
l'KIMi:.
2T132 Front Street, Portland,
dcclme
HENRY EVERDING,
Commission Merchant,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
Hay, tiiain, Feed, and Staple
Groceries.
-yrO- 47 FRONT STnEET, RETAVEEN ASH AND
Xsl I ie, rorllaim, urtROn. uecii
GEO. COHN & BRO.
GENERAL
Commission Merchants.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Flour, Feed, Provisions, and
Staple 4i!rocerics.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. PRODUCERS WILL
furthir their Interests by rorrespondlng with us.
Letters of impilry promptly answtrcd.
ILLIIIERAL ADVANCES MADE ON APPROVED
SHIPMENTS OF CHAIN, WOOD, FLOUR, HOI'S,
HIDES, ETC., ETC. aprltt
10 Front Mreel,bet. Morrison and Yamhill.
C1EOROE HERREN.
HERREN
Commission
WILLARD HERREN.
BROS.,
Merchants,
CONSIGNMENTS OF
Wool, Grain, Flour, and all kinds of
Oregon & California Produce
Solicited,
Importers and Jobbers in
r RMS, WOOL, lind FLO! It IIA;S. neec
Ii mill elne In hit's, t'ollon llelliDE,
llaiiiiuiirks, OU lotliluu, lenU, tie.
tV Particular attention juld to buying Farmers'
supplies on order. Consignments and correspondence
solicited. Libcralcashadiancesmadeon conslirnments.
Ii. K. lorner .North Front nnil II. Streets,
spll PORTLAND, OREGON,
SIBSON, CHURCH & CO.,
Shipping and Commission
MERCHANTS,
.Northeast Corner or Ash and Front Streets,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
autl-tf
J. B. KNAPP & CO.
Commission Merchants
AND PU CHASING AGENTS,
7 Ural 8trcel, Portland, Ortcoa.
Recchsand sell the product ol the farm on coo.
mission, purchase and forward foods and farm Imple
inents on the most reasonable tinns.
A. ROBERTS,
. .SUCCESSOR TO....
FISHEL & ROBERTS,
Cor. First and Alder Sts, Portland, Or.
THE LEADING
Clothier,
Merchant Tailor,
And Hatter.
OF OREGON.
Guarantees to sell the very
best CLOTHING lor less
Money than any other house
iu the state.
uneltl
L. M. DYER,
HORSESHOER,
Cor, M and Main Sis., rortland, Oregon.
PALMER'S
DANCING ACADEMY,
(tner the I'lrt XIIomI tUMk.)
lDtrv,tion giveu by
THE
FRA2ER
CHART SYSTEM
I'orlrarnlivt s'Glldt Walts, Uacqnotto, ochottiah.
etc. rUWii I'aiuir. in a Iw Umohs. Call and ci
amis. Ib b'lWtu snjr otnlnv, nolU
22, 1882.
Chas. H. Dodd 4 Co,
(SUCCESSORS TO IIAWELEY, DODD & CO.,)
nil'OKTEKS ASI DEALERS IX
Hardware, Inn and Steel,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
JOHN DEERE'S SULKY PLOW,
Tho Only Sinelo Lever Sulky made; Perfect in Every Respect, Succctt.
ful in every Contest at Home and Abroad,
GANG, STUBBLE AND BREAKING PLOWS
Of the Latest Model and Improved Manufacture.
SOLE AGENTS FOB
Schuttler Farm Wagons
BUCKEYE AND SUPERIOR SEED DRILLS,
Deere Harrows, and Spring Tooth Harrows,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Haish Barbed Wire, Best in Use, and Hall Safes.
CHAS. H. DODD & CO.,
oo!3m3 Front, First and Vine Streets, Portland, Oregon.
SEYMOUR, SABIH & CO.,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in the Latest
Improved Farm Machinery.
MADISON STREET, (from Front
,ru,mmimAT
"iJBi-aBlESESS5s&KS
We arc sole sgents on the North Pacific Coast for the celebrated i tamlrrd eoul.le pilnt anil tclld steel stun
MORRISON PLOW
Whkh are warranted to Bcour In any soil. Also the
Furst and Brudlcy dang Plow,
Kalamazoo Spring Tooth Harrow and Cultivator,
The New Buckeye Grain Drill,
New Buckeye Broadcast Seeder,
Buckeye Cider Press,
I he Diamond Feed Mill,
The Burncll Four Point Barb Wire,
Wo have many others that cannot be enumerated here. We cordially invite all wanting
anything in our line to come and see us, and if you cannot come, send for one of our price
lists and catalogues. E. W. ALLEN, Manager.
ESTABLISHED IN
CnAS. HODGE, T. A. DAVIS,
HODGE, DAVIS & GO.,
Wi ana 4 r ront Street, (cor. Stark) 1'ortlanas, uregon.
Offer to the Drug and General Merchandise Trade a Complete Assortment of
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Fine Chemicals, Glassware
Shop Furniture, and Druggists' Sundries.
ALSO WINDOW GLASS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITY!
Of all the leading brands, In kegs and tins.
COLORS IN CANS AND DRY.
Putty, Lampblack, Red Lead, Glue, and Varnishes
Including the finest brands for Coach painters' use.
Paint, Whitewash and Varnish Brushes, Linseed Oil, in Barrels
and cases, Turpentine, Coal Oil, Castor Oil, Lard Oil, Is eats
Foot Oii Fish Oil, Alcohol, in Barrels and Casses.
Blue Vitriol. Sulphur, Castile Soap, Concentrated Lye, Potash.
Bitters, all kinds. Quicksilver, Strychnine, and Tar, in
Pints, Quarts, aud Half Gallon, Five Gallon, Etc.
We are Agent for Oregon and Washington Territory for
RXTSSSXL FAXW
THE BEST MIXED PAINT IN USE.
Millinckrodt's Carbolic Sheep Dip, Wakelee's Sheep Bath and
Squirrel Poison, and Ayer'sand Dr. Jayne's Proprie
tary Medicines.
We boy our goods from first hands, thus enabling us to compete with any market on tb
Coast as comparison of our prices will prove.
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UEO W. SKELL, F. K. ARNOLD;
and
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It will detect and Indicate correctly any change in the weather 12 to 49 hoiira
la advance ItuiUtvIl what kind cl unu i aw'rtuchiiitf, and I re in what
dlrwrtlon Iualunblr to tiailtftUor. Farmer caaplau their work
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