The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 20

THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. TUESDAY MORNING, MARCII 9, 1948. SECTION 2 Late Selling Wave Sends Cereals to Lower Levels Chicago, March 8 (AP) Grains went into a tailspin today, diving as much as 10 cents in wheat and 8 cents in corn. Wheat recovered a small part of its loss before the close, Stock Market Leaders Skid After Commodity Break New York, March 8 (AP) Breaking commodities cast their shadow on the stock market today and many leaders dipped fractions to 2 points or From the start selling in the share division pever was urgent. While scattered pivotals managed to retain modest Top Swine Command $23 During Active Early Trade V.

S. Bepsrtmeat of Airlrulture. An active market prevailed at tlie Bourbon Stockyards yesterday with most grades of hogs and cattle maintaining the price levels reached last week. Barrows and gilts dipped 50 cents during late trading. Top price in hog trade was $23 for weighty butchers.

Slaughter steers ranged from $23 to $27. Vealers held steady at $29. but corn was unable to rally, plus signs, the losing section was Prices on th hoard of trade opened lower. A rally caused some improvement, but was lowed around mid-day by a heavy selling wave. During the last half of the session prices hung around their day' lowest in most cases with trading much smaller than on the break.

ernment by mills. The action of mills indicated domestic flour business was so slow that export orders were wanted to keep plants running, traders said. Broomhall, international wheat authority, said the wheat crop in India was estimated at 376.000,-000 bushels against 208.000,000 last year and 370.000,000 for the prewar average. However, it wns said rust was appearing in the cenfral provinces. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Open. High. Low. CIom. WHEAT Mengel Sales During 1947 Set Record The Mengel Company, one of Louisville's oldest and largest industrial companies, enjoyed its best year in' history in 1947.

Alvin A. Voit. president, in his nntuinl report announced net earnings for the company last year at $2,296,000, an increase of 42 per cent over the previous years. Net sales during 1947 reached $35,292,000. Sales were 36 per cent above 1940 sales, and 27 per cent above soies in 1943, the highest previous year in the company's history.

Earnings per common share were $3.95 or $1.04 more than in 194rt. Dividends last year were $1.25 against $1 in 1946. Earnings for U. Plywood for 1947 was $1.06 per Mengel common share and were included in the Mengel earning of $3.95 per share. Voit pointed out the company was able to break all records for business volume during the years despite five strikes at the company.

He said these were the first major work stoppages at the company in 10 years. Directors of the company are William B. Harrison, chairman; W. T. Creen.

I. Ilorine. W. R. Jones, Dulaney Logan, Charles G.

Middleton and Voit. UNLISTED "ISSUES (These quotations, furnished by the Bond Cluh of Louisville, are for minimum trading lots They are checked dally.) oC A STOCKS JC-t liquidation of American necuritiea also provided a restraining influence. Good dividends and earnings were virtually ignored. A little bidding from professionals again were credited to the possibility of a spring rally. The Associated Press AO-stock composite was off .4 of a point at fll.2, a low since February 28 and the sharpest stumble since February 10; of 938 issues registering, 504 fell and 230 rose.

Scars. Roebuck yielded at 34 notwithstanding record February sales. U. S. Steel was off 1 at 69 in the face of a Jump in this week's production schedule.

Down 1 to 2 or more were Plyrrtouth Oil at 45 14, Standard Oil (N. 72V4, Phillips Petroleum Atlantic Refining 3038, Union Carbide 93 and Allied Chemical 172. widely populated at the close. Aircrafts pushed up In the morning on further expectations of big government orders but failed to hold at best levels. Oils wavered in the final hour, along with steels.

740,000 Shares Transferred. Dealings slowed after midday. Transfers of 740.000 shares compared with 620,000 Friday. Scant comfort was derived from the sale of a stock exchange seat for $50,000, a bottom since last June. It was $9,000 under a preceding sale.

Aside from the weakness of staples, stock offerings still were attributed mainly to the feeling that business was far from healthy, wage questions unsettled, tax relief doubtful and international affairs notably confusing. Fears of overhanging foreign March $248 Mav 2 41 July 3 24 Silmbr 2 II $2 49 3 42 3 2S 2 3.1'i 3 23 SJ 42 134 3 IIP, 2 1S, 3 19 Today' estimated salable receipts: Cattle calves 700; hK 1.800; sheep 200. Cattle: Active, fully steady trade on alauahter steers and bulls and replacement stock steady to tron. most hluh medium to hitth wood slaughter steers aioiiml l.tiio pound, down to 827; ciiniiiarabla heifers and mixed $23 tu 926: beef cows muatly 817 to 623: odd head heifer type to $23: canners and cutters 615 to 817: emaciated Individuals ranaintf down to 6't: must sauatige bulla 618 to tu'l. few weighty lect and brat amm'tice types 823 50: medium and flood Mockers and feeders 450-723 S20 to $24.73 Calves: Active, stead top 829: kimhI and choice veal calves $25 to $29: common and medium moitly $19 to $34.

culla raniflna' down to $1S and tielow. Him: Barrows and allta 25U lbs down 80c lower, active at decline: weightier butchers scarce: top $23 for mostly 1HO-225 lb, tfnod and choice Ilia $22 Bo to $23: some mixed weitfht Inta avernMitia arountl 250 puunils. but carrylntc portion big welahta. $23: few loU 830 to $21 30: bids ranatna down to $19 for bla weights: sows steady to 6nr lower, bulk aood and choice 550 lbs. down $15 50 to $18: few under 3O0 lbs.

bl welRhts $13: (rood clearance. Sheep: Steady: few truck lots Rood to Choice 102-104 lb. average wooled lambs $22: strictly choice lacking: few Iota IlKhter weiuht medium to good $20 to $21: cull sorts ranging down to $15 and below; aged slaughter ewea $11 down. 3, 3 36', 3 I0 3 174, 3 16 3 Dtrffnlwr 20; 2 22 2 10 1 3. 3 i 1 B3 1 24 1 Ifl'i 3 "J1, I its', 1 bred 97-pound lamha medium to mostly V'Hid grade at $22; truck lot medium to choice 80-pound native Iambs.

No. 1 pelts $21 50; slaughter ewea scarce. I IIOK CAI.V1H WORTH $28.34. EvansvUie. March 8 tAPi Cattle-Steady; good to choice nleei $24 to $27: lieer Ul'B ow, 6M to $21.

dull typo $16 to $18. cutters and cumicra $13 to io Calves Steuily; good to choice t-i-i JO to $26.30. medium to good $19 50 to $i3 50; plain to common down. blierp nod lambs sternly natives $17 to $JU 50, fm ilurp $4 to $9. Hogs lower, top bulk $19 to $22 7 pigs down.

lop swim: bring Indianapolis. March 8 ill A. to API-Salable hoga B.UOO. uneven, tew hundred mostly 240 ibs, down eold early at steady but later trade and bulk sales 5uic lower on till weights. 1UO-I60 pounds $IH 50 to fin 73; few early up to 25.

1HO-223 pounds $23 23 to $2j 75. 23-240 pounds to $3 50. 240-20U puuuda $22 to $22.75. 260-2110 pounds $21 50 to 22. 280-390 pounds $20 59 tu $21, 300-350 pounds $20.25 350-400 pounds $2U.

Salable cattle steers and heifers getting dependable action although most buyers Inclined lower; early sales, steadv, average to top good around 950-pound steers $28; good and choice $29: odd head choice to $ttl: good WKi-1. 100-pound steers $6 to $27 2f. medium grade ootid, $25 load lots mostlv good eifers 626 to 26. few $27; bulk common and medium $20 to $24. cow, steady ut $20 60 to $22 calves 600, slow, mostly II 511 lower at $26 to $28.

Salable sheep 2.000; tat lambs fairly active, 15c to 23c lower: three loads good and choice 99-101 pound $22 60. load mixed full horn and wooled 62 25: two loHils fall aiiorn fed Tcxul lambs $21 60. deck medium grade fed Texas lambs $21.25: natives scarce, eligible $22. So down; slaughtered ewes steady at $11 down. I'OHN- Mav July 5lptamlMir Icatnliar OATS' Mav May Ford Output Eased For Model Change Detroit, March 8 (A7 Kalser-Frazcr got back into car production today after a week's idleness needed to carry out a production cut back.

Memwhile Ford was easing output as it moved toward its most drastic model change more than 21 years. The remainder of the industry struggled with reduced Inventories; stockpiles were cut into deeply by the postwar record output of more than 117,000 vehicles during the last week of February. The industry right now presents a somewhat unusual picture. Kaiser-Frazer, forced to defer an expansion program for economy reasons, has had to cut down its inventories. This involves a readjustment of orders on file witii suppliers.

Many of the other car makers are clamoring for more supplies. Presumably other aulo builders will get at least part of the material will be shutting off. However, they got little of it last week and the industry's output fell to about 103,000 cars and trucks. The trade paper Automotive News estimated United States output at 102,670 vehicles. Ward's automotive reports placed the total at 103,265.

Authoritative industry sources say actual receipts of sheet steel at the factories show little improvement over last year and that ferrous metals continue a major production problem. Most manufacturers look for considerably more steel tonnage during the latter part of the year. Reynolds Pays 25 Cents. Directors of Reynolds Metals Company yesterday declared a dividend of 25 cents on common shares. The dividend is payable April 1 to stockholder on record March 19.

Last year the company paid 25 cents in January and 75 cents in December plus a 10 per cent stock dividend in December. CLEARINGS NEAR 20 MILLION. 1048 1947 Hav clearing 19.5.18.615 12.805,248 Debits to Individual accounts. 13.745.818 18,358.934, Clnailntfa year to date l.lt3,tV7I.OOs 1.041.831.020 Ind debits year to data 1.108.188.443 1.008.876.488 1 1 32' 1 10 .82 .81 1 14 July 1 141, SrDlmhr -US'. 1 3 5S 34 SOYBEANS March 3 58 3 May 3.91 3 31 July 3.45'a 3 4S' 3 58 3 48 3 41, 3.41 November 3 80 Wheat closed 54 to 9i lower.

May $2.36 i to $2.36 Vi. noth March and May wheat were down the 10-cent limit at one time. May and September corn ended down 8 cents the daily limit, with May at $2.18. December corn was off 64 OaU Off 26 to Oats finished 2'i to 4Vi lower, May $1.104 to and soybeans were down 8 cents, the daily limit May $3.48. Lard clined in sympathy with grains and another sharp downturn in live hogs.

Final lard quotations were 80 to 97 cents a hundred pounds lower. May $21,33 to $21.37. The grain break could not be placed on any specific news. In corn, which was the weakest cereal at the close, traders said the market's technical structure was a factor. Thay pointed out that May corn had risen more than 35 cents from its low point on the February break, a rise which had dried up buying power.

Corn prices in the spot market were off 3 to 12 cents. Some difficulty was encountered in making sales after May corn dropped the limit and potential buyers were unable to put hedges into futures. Premiums which cash corn has commanded over the May delivery sank as much as 2 cents. However, country offerings were not large, bookings totaling 70,000 bushels. Weakness In wheat reflected Accumulated discouragement over recent developments particularly, the improving winter wheat crop outlook and the offering of large flour supplies to the Gov piorauNniMur Approximate MONEY Hid.Ass.ed.

A A Flit 13 14 do pf Am fig Am nf Am Life lit loa 13 L.AKO March 22 00 22 05 SI 10 2133 Mnv 32 OR 21 It 21 JO 21 37 July 32 OR 32 20 31 37 21.4l September 23 10 22 25 21 40 21 45 October 21 85 Cnsti lard 21 95 cent a pound. loose, 20 5c; leaf. 19 5c. Chirano holc-e while greaaa 2(1 rents a pound. 'A" whit ltf.S, prime Inetllbls beef tallow 30.3 LOCAL GRAIN Ballard At Ballard announce they ara paying 32 31 a buahel for No.

2 red wheat, truck load, and $2.26 for No. 2 yellow belled com. WIIKAT QUOTATIONS KIT c. Minneapolis. March 8 (AP) Wheat re-eelpta today year auo 453.

Trading baaia down 2c. Quotations 9c lower. Caah: No. 1 heavy dark northern $2 44', to Dark northern: No. 1 S243', to $2 48i; No.

3 S2.42', to $2 47i; No. 3 $3 3tfi, to 34flU: No. 1 hard Montana 42', to Mlnneaota -North Dakota No. 3 dark hard winter 2 43, to $2.48,. Hard amber Durum $2 91, to $2 No.

1 red Durum $2 40,. Corn: No. 4 yellow $1 PR'i to $2 I5i. Oats: No. 3 white to 1 27 Barley: (1 85 to $2 55 Bye: No.

3 32 37 to 32 53. Flax: No. 1 $8 25. Soybeans, to arrive $3 48. FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS.

Hid Alkort. 1 "is October 1950-48 9 20 100 Am Turf 13 Am Tuvte 13 110 Approximate Bid Asked. KyRoek Ho A Ky Stone 130 Ky vt 101 1-ex pf lot I.IO Nail 38 ee Line Uk 30 Line Inc Lov Bed T'J Lou Cent 37 A 31 dn2.1 pf 29 DolOOpfllJ Whae 80 dopf 61 Lou Away Is do pf 4A 230-roi'ND noes i.osic Chlrao. March 8 (API (USD.A) Salable hogs 13.000. total Ifl.OoO.

very slow; weights under 230 pounds $1 lower; over 23(1 pounds $1 25 to $1 60 lower than Friday; sows around $1 lower: top $23 Ml: good and choice pounds $22 75 to $23.50 240-280 pounds $21.25 to $22 So: 270-290 pounds $19 75 to $21: 300-375 pounds $19 to $19 73: most 350-550-pound sows $17.25 to prospects poor clearance. Salable cattle 14,000. total 14.000: salable calves 700, total 700: slow; slaughter steers and heifers steady to 50p lower; steers predominated In receipts but cows continue acarce: rowi about steady; bulla moderately active, fully Steady; bulk good to low-rholca fed steer, $25 to $28 50: top 30.60 paid for load high-choice beeves: medium to low-good steers $22.75 to $24 75: such rattle If scaling under 1.000-pound mostly steady: good and choice heifera $24.50 to 127: load choice around 27 75: common and medium cows $1H 25 to $21: few good cows up to $22 80; canners and cutters $15 to $18. medium weight and heavy bulls $22 50 to $23; vealers sternly at $28 down. Salable sheep 2.000.

total 4.000; slaughter lambs moderately active: generally fully steady: some sales slightly higher considering inferior quality: good and choice fed wooled lambs $22 75 to $22.85: top $22 85 for around four loads scaling around 90-100 pounds: load 105-pound averages Included at $22 75: load medium to moatly good grade wooled lambs $21 73: few straight culls down to $14, load medium to good Ut-pound slaughter awes $12 30, these around steady. FRANC VAI.ll. LNtllANt.f l. New York, March 8 i API Closing for etgn exchange rates follow (Oreat Britain In dollara. others in cents): Canadian dollar In New York open market 10', per cent discount or 89.50 U.

S. cents, up of a cent. Europe: Oreat Britain $4.034, unchanged: Franc (franc) of a cent, unchanged; Italy (Urn I March fixed rate .001745, February .001745: Sweden (krona) 37 66. unchanged; Switzerland tfranc) (com l) 23 40. unchanged.

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8 API Renewed liquidating pteaauie tlevclited in the final hour of trading. caiiiug old crop deliveries down to losses or mote than $8 a bale. Futures closed $4 30 to $8.76 a bale lower than the previous close. Open High Low Close. Marrh 34 02 34 02 33 09 33 l9 123 I tm renruary iwon-aj urn lid and asked fractions represent 32ds.

Febru 2Hs 33 40 3 109 40 206 B5 HO 101, I City cp ccaaj atyi at Lou Taxi 183 Lou Tex Lou Title 10, Lou Trust 26 Mer Dist 4i Mer I A 31 do pf 106 Mur Chair 31, Murphy Mver Hr 71, It Sand I dolstpf 109 do 3d pf Peaslee-O 30V Pioneer 54 Puritan 10'fc Meliance Koyal Cr IS do pf 10 flee Bank IIS. Speed HI 6 Stand Ptgr SH, Stk Yd 335 tStratAT 30 Time Fin 7 do Pf 6'i Tr at 150 Ky Opt 33 Wheatley Wlll 13 Winn a IS dopf 40 May 34 00 Share Sold 740.000 Previous Day. 320.000 Year Ago 833,820 Comwlh Cum Apt Fl Manor fentmai do pf Fair Har City do pf Chem do pf Fehr do pf 1st Nat Fischer 4th Ave A Gamble Gen Box Girdler Gro Bak Oro Blac Gro I A iJ New York Stock Exchange 34 211 33 05 33 08 135 33 411 32 42 32 47 117 30 44 29 60 29 80 93 29 H8 29 10 29 10 88 2'l HO 28 911 2H HO 91 July 33 24 October 30 32 29 80 Hi lsa'i Marrh 29 80 Middling spot 33 98. off 123. -Nominal.

By the Associate Fn 13 9 3 -33 30 to 3' 36s COMPLETE SERVICE Net Close. ae. A Ctuo Wast Pf 14'e ChllAL. A 8, BARROWS AND GILTS DIP 25c. Cincinnati.

March 8 (U A. to API-Salable hogs 3.000; no early sales, buyers talking generally 50c lower at $23 25 on 160-225-pound barrows and gilts, asking prlres steady to 23c off Cattle 1.000: calves 300; slaughter cattla moderately active, steady to strong: lightweight steers and heifers along with cows, grading common down, selling to best advantage; several lots pound good steers $25 50 to $28 50: good 750-pound heifers $25: most medium and good steers and heifers $23 to $25 25: common and medium $18 to $22 SO; few beef cows, common to good $17 5(1 to $20; bulk canners and cutters $14 50 to 617: early bull top $23: little to sell almvt $22; chiefly common and medium llghtweighta $18 to $21 50; vealers open fairly active, mostly $1 lower, extreme top price $2 under limited deals last Friday: aood and choice $28 to common and medium $16 to $35: few around 50o-pound stock steers $25 Sheep 350; fully steady, bulk early re-Ceipttt and double-deck snltunent western YEARLY RANGE 1947-48 1945 1932 17i 10, 1S, Net Close. C'ge. A ACF-BriU 4'. AdiituExp La's Jldd-Multi 31 Air Krduf 33' i Alaska Jun Aldens lnr 18' AileghCwp Za i r7 aat Hetdelb'c 4 Ky On an Ky Hotel Ol Jty Coal 7 tNew shares.

DIVIDENDS Record Payable Date Data INITIAL. Nat Pres Cook new 3-30 4-1 INCREASED. Paramount Mo .20 3-20 Pierce Gov .40 3-16 Schlage Lock .45 q) 3-10 3-18 REOCLAR. Orant 28 fq S-19 4-1 Hilton Hntela 28 6 20 6-1 West Tex Ht pf I $0 ))) 3.15 4-1 194.32 88.77 151.32 41.22 pf ChlANW pf ChlP Tool Chi KP 7. 94'r 15, 35'.

3(ll, 2', I S1I- IL Dow-Jones Stock Market Averages Br Tbe United Frets. YESTERDAY'S RANGE Net Open High' Lowv Close Change Sales 30 INDUSTRIALS 168.82 189.13 167.46 kl67.71 Off 1.23 3,600 20 RATLROADR-J I 49.68 49.86 49.48 'Of .20 28.100 15 UTILITIKS' 1 a 31.0U 32 02' 3187" 31 00 Off .03 65 stocks 1 61.15 61.28 60.73 60.82 Off .34 111,700 Pf High Low High Low High Ijow High Low 212.50 163.12 68.31 43.74 31.55) 79.44 57.83 41.30 13.23 36.11 16.13 a 64.89 39.15 28.15 73.84 55.86 I I I I To Buy Build Or Improve Homes Midwest Company Incorporated MAgnolia4701 2545 S. THIRD ST. A llegLu' Alien IrxlU AlCheAOy J72 -t'a AllledKHl Allied Milt IS '4 AilirObU il pf Hi1, AlLs-CruMI -i. AlphaPCe 3 AmAgChD Am Airline s's-f pf 80 AmBkNot 83 pt i9 AmBosch 10'fc An-ilrSbfe 37, AmrtMKl 4i, Am tan 79 iV erv orh Curb Market vnica in, Chrysler 55 'J C'ln C.ArK 24', In J8III 21 t.

flf; Fir) City tra 15'. Clark Eq '2', 7, Clev El fll 38', pf 109, i Clev Or 27 Climax 15', 4- Ciln Ind So', Clopey Cor T', Cluett Pea 31 3 Pf 84 4 1', Coca-Cola 15 i am Net Close C'ge. Farm Loans '4 interest No Payoff Restrictions Oa An Anniversary of latere, t-Favmrnt llstes That Fsll Due After One Year. FRANKLIN TITLE AND TRUST CO. 80S W.

Jefrerton Lenlsvllle 3. He. 130 Market I.exlnaton 15. Ky, (IS Ltmcke Indianapolis 4. fad.

Suburban Loans $6.33 Prr Month Per $1,000 TnlednFof WHY NOT SECURE 15 A t2'i i Net Latest. lie. Sun Oil 12 Sunray Oil 10 Suniih Blac 36 Mtinh Mn Mupeineatr 21 SupOIICal 148 Suth Pap 38 SwIftACo 32 Sylv El Pr 19 I'', sm.G'll 8 Tenn Corp 18 T.vnl C'f. ai. Net Close.

C'ge. Shelter Mf 13', Sllex 10 Simp Pnt 8 1 Singer Mf 235 1 Solar Aire 10' i SotmtoiMi Si SoPennoil 381, EWPenPl 31 'i oC Ecv pf 37 pf 25 So Pipe 7 AmCarAF 39' I Col-P-P 39'. 41, Close. ue. GanATran 83 Urn Oak Uen llrr 10 Cen Cable 1" 3 pf 34 Oen la-ar 31 Uen Elec 32 8 en Foods 35 en Wins 8l "5 pf li GrnOAclvt li UenPC'em 18i OenPr.Sq 144-tienPubSv 2 CenP Utll 12 tien RAUt 4'.

4- SI t4 Net Close. ae. LiAMyers 84' Llma-Hm 9 I.lon oil 3: Llq Carb 19 pf 17 Loew'l Inc' 17 LS Cera 59 HI.hrA 22 IrfrlllardP 1B lot.G.VK.A 21 I. -Jim Nh All Lowt-nntn Soi Lukena St 20'. Mack Tf 4S' Mary RH 311 South Hoy 38'', 1 112', AN ADEQUATE RETURN ON YOUR MONEY WITH SAFETY; WE HAVE NEVER li ON PAID-UP OR PAID LESS THAN INSTALLMENT STOCK CITIZENS BUILDING LOAN ASS'N.

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Textron 11 pf 18 Thermoid nf 44 1 cn as 94 Spen Shoe Std CAS Std Dredg St Oil Ky StPnwALt Stand Prd Stand-Thm SlandThH StarrcttCp Sterl Eng Sterl Inc Stlnnes SuuK Drug 4 8'jf 211 P. l's4- 7', 3', 'i 9'i I. l't 4 6'. ThlrdAveTr 8 CillSafH pf Glmo Brs GllddenCo Uoebel Hr Cood-Sanf Goodrich Pf Goodyear Pf Goth Hos 514 WEST JEFFERSON OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE Amlnerna in7. 95 19 ai's 4 50 97 40 -I 89 17 4 1 nomas saj Thomp Pr 45 pf 87 Thomp-Star 3 TldeVVAOU 3o'l i AmLocom 19 7 pf WesMdlpf 148 1 Net Close.

c. ParamPIc 19 PUtahCM 2 Pat keDnv 2ll-- ParkerM-P 35 ParmTrans 8 1, Patino 9 Penney 39 Penn-CAlr 7 Penn-D 15 PAt. 18 Penn BK 17 PSalt pf HO 2 Peop Drai 41 1 Pepsi-Cola 18 Pel Milk 28 Petrol 10'i PfeifferUr 14 PflerChns 50 Phllntivpf 50 1 Phi la Elec 31 pf 108 PhEl $lpr 24- PAR CAI 15 Phllco 29 Ph Morria 25 Phil-Jones 39 1 PhillipsPet 57 1 Pills Mills 31 pf 9V Pitt 12. 27 Pitt Forg 14 Htt PI Gl 35 Pitt SAI1 8 Pitt Steel 11 pf 78 PltUton Co 33 Plvm Oil 45'. 2 PdCk Poc 31', Pot El Pw 13 Pr Stl Car 8'i Proc Ac Ga 67 Pub Col NJ 21 V.

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