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Lower RANGE OF PRICES
A Strong Opening Followed by a
Slump in Values.
London Influences the Early Deal
ir-s and n Large Number of Shares
Were Fought in That Centre nj
caSo Sells Granger stocks on Ac-
count of Adverse Crop Reports.

NEW YORK. Juno 1s.-Althoush Lon
don prices were higher at the opening this
morning and 10000 shares were probably
bought by that centre on balance for the
day, the tendency of the stock market
after a fairly steady opening was toward
O lower range of values. There has been
no official confirmation of the alarming
Chinese cables OF Saturday, but the East
ern situation was regarded as so unset
tied that the liquidation noted at the clos
ing Of last week and resumed this morn
ing.
sharp advance in wheat based on the
most discouraging crop reports received
from Chicago this season, announcement OF
considerable engagements of gold for ex-
port this week and discussion Of the po-
litical outlook characteristic of Presi-
Dental year. added to the prevailing bear
ish feeling.
Leading bear operators now abroad were
reputed to be operating in the market
again. and the extremely conservative
note now sounded by leading capitalists and
railway managers also contributed to the
feeling OF speculative depression.
during the nTSt DOuT Tue utdllueS "elc
quite heavy. Pennsylvania declined l IL
per cent, and then recovered the loss.
Northern Pacific common, influenced by
London, opened 1-2 up, but soon lost
point Minneapolis and ST. Louis issues
were notably weak, the common breaking
1-2 per cent and the preferred 1 1-2 per
cent. Chicago sold the grangers, and there
were evidences of pool liquidation in Mis-
souri, Pacific and Atchison preferred.
In the industrial quarter of the market
Sugar was firm, and the iron and steel
stocks, by comparison, were frmer than
the railroad shares. Toward midday the
trading became perceptibly lighter, and
with the market narrow and dull, the list
shared in a fractional recovery.
In tho afternoon session, however,
cessation of purchases for the short ac-
count was followed by moderate selling OF
the grangers, Baltimore and Ohio common,
and the traction shares. There was re-
newal Of the early weakness with profess
sional traders, successfully working for
declines.
Covering produced a moderate rally in
the last half hour, and the market closed
steady.
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Prince, Wax, LOG; Lake Mills 1O4; Shrove Tues.
day, Arthur Behan, lO2; Mr.. Brown, 101; Frangi
bic, 9s; Ed Russell, Sock En-, 81; Troubaline,
Vernctta, %.
Third racc-For two-year-olds; four furongs-
invictus, Fred Hesiig, Donizula, III; Eloriente,
Propeller, 10; Lilly Pautand, los; Matin, los,
and Fonda, l07 dunno entry); Money Nluss 100;
Janowood, Regea, los; John McCabe, Natural
Cas- Prowler, 1O7
Fourth race-The Chicago Stakes; for three
yearolds and upward; one mle.-Bannockburn,
I2a, and Fly BY Night, ll9 (Schreiber entry
Aarooster, ia. Advance Guard, l07, and Edwin,
R (Carruthers & Shields entry); Sea Knight, los;
W. overton, lo1; Eva Rice. l06: Imp. Mint Sauce,
104; All Gold, 92.
Fifth race-For two-year olds; five furlongs s.
Kid Cox, ITO; Tenny Belle, lO7; Jiminez, LOG;
Icon, l0S; Hauswurst, Boomerack, 102.
sixth race-For three-yearolds and upward one
mile and 100 yards.-Orimar, Cherry Leaf, The
Elector, III; Astor. los; Sam Mckeever Gold
Fox. lO7; Grazllla, JOG: Ponchontohuia, lG2; Nor.
lord. Sidbow, Talma. Erwin. o.
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HARLEM, June 1s.-Results of today's races;
track fast.
First race-For two .yearold maidens; four and
one.halt furongs Henry Burch (Buchanan), Il
10 I, won Maddonado NiothersalD, 3 to /, sec.
ond The Butcher Q'urns), 0 10 2, third. Time,
O:55 "a.
Second race-For three-ycar-olds and upward:
handicap. six furiongs. Sly CRuchanan), to 2
won: May Beach (Devin), ! to >, s eond; Alant
tKnighD. to /. third Time, lib Sd
Third ce-steeplechase; fol ouryear-olds and
upward; short course. Frond dayton, to 5.
won; Zufallig (Eggerson), 10 I, second Minor
d Is. Johnson), ~ 20 l, third. Time, 1856.
Fourth race-For threeyear.olds and upward;
selling; enc mile. Freehand (Buchanan). to l,
won; Preston WILSON,, to l, second; Crosby
CIV Kiley), to 2, third. Time, Lag 81
Fifth race-For two.yfar-olds; selling; five fur.
longs. Money Muss tKn(ln) TO l, won: Like.
ness (Boiand), to /. second; Lascance Nv. XII
ley), to /, third. Time, l:02 "a
Sixth race-For three ear-olds and upward
selling; one mile Malay tKnghD, to L. won
Blue Lick (Caywood), to Q, second; The Bobby
Aiiller), s to !, third. Time, 1:42 IA.
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Results Mt Ncwuort.

NEWPORT, June 1s.-Resnlts Of today's races;
track fast
First race-For three year olds; selling; one
mile. Rattan &C. Murphy, to 1, won Peter
Duryea tx. Winkfeld), to 2, second; Edna
Gerry (Ransom), to ], third Time, / :42 H.
Second race-For two ycar-olds; four and one
half iurlongs. Empress Lightioat tMichaeis), to
!, won; Crescent Queen tLynch), % to !, second ;
Nancy Dobbyns tBitton), to ., third. Time,
O:56
Third race-For three-year- olds; six furlong.
George Van Camp, TO !, won; Foneda (Ran-
SOM, 3 to /, second Sim ". (Aker), 5 10 ..
third. Time, liza IL.
Fourth race-For four-year-olds and upward;
selling. one mile. Jeannot u Hicks, IL to l.
won; Violet Parsons tshchaels), to l, second /;
Dcusterswivel (Kitley), to ., third. Time,
l:i1 "a.
Fifth race-For two-year olds; five fmhngs
Drogheda Mason), to |, Won; Bonnie Lissall
Wan Camp, to ], second; School for Scandal
Miehaeis), to s. third. Time, l:Oi "a.
Sixth race-For four ear-oids and upward;
selling; mile. Ennomia (Come). 8 to l.
won; Eithoin Oiason), to ,, second; Maight
Hageman (van Camp, to 2, third. Time,
I.fJ II
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THE RACING CALENDAR.
Re.ult. Mt sbecp.hcnd BAY.


SHEEPShEAD BAY, June ls.-Resuits OF to-
days races; track good
First race-For three year-olds and upward;
handicap; six furlongs, on main track. Contes,or
(McJoynt), to /. won; Vesuvian (shaw(, to l,
second; aontanic (Odum), to /, third Time,
liza 20.
Second race-For three-year- olds and upward;
selling; and oneeighth miles Candiebiack
SHAW. to 5, won; Chappaqua thicCuel, 8 to /,
second; The Rose (Ransch), to !, third. Time,
1:02
Third race-The Daisy Stakes; for year-olds;
five iurlolgs, on turf. Lady of the Valley CMc-
Cue), Is TO l, won; Demarch (Neary), to /,
s.eona; sentfy Gunner, to !, third. Time.
1:G2
Fourth race-For three-yea olds; one mile.
James (MitchelD, to g. won; Gonialon tsiaher),
10 8, second, Watercure QAttetield), rs to l,
third. Time, 1:42 So.
Fifth race-For two-year-old illits; selling; FIVE
furlongs; Futuriiy Course Harlem Lane 20 Con-
nor), TO 5, won; Welsh Girl (Brennan). 10 to !,
steoad; queen Yuaiiiy tSooker), 70 to !, third.
Tine. :Ol 3 ).
Sixth race-The Grass Selling Stakes; for three
year-o.ds and upward; one and one-sixteenth
miles, on turf. The Kentuckian tClawson), 0 to 2,
won; Central Trust (Spencer), to !, second;
Decanter (Turner), ! to l, third. Time. LAG l-5.
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EAsTERNS LAKE THE LEAD.
They Defeat the Y. NJ. c. A. Team and
Break u Tie.

The Eastern Athletic Club and the Y.
NJ C. A. teams finally succeeded in get
ting in game at National Park yester-
day, after three postponements had &C.
Cured on account of wet grounds. The
exhibition. however, was marred by the
soft and soggy condition of the grounds,
making base-running and fielding labori-
GUS and uncertain. The E. A. C. lads
seemed to be the better in the mud and
got around in better shape than their
rivals.
Following is the score by innings:
Eastern Athletic Club. 2 o 0 II
Y. N. G. A. ............1 0 y 0 0 OIL
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How the Club. stand.
BOTH PITCHERS IN FORM.
Philadelphia Wins Close Contest
From the Giants.

Philadelphia Wins a Close Contest
From the Giants.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-Philadelphia
defeated New York this afternoon in a
game in which the pitchers dominated the
situation. The visitors made their only
run in the seventh on F1ick's muff of
Hickman's fly, the latter's steal TO Sec
ond, and Smiths base hit. Philadelphia
tied the score in the second half of the
seventh, and the winning run was made
in the eighth on Delehanty's single. Flick's
sacrifice. Delehanty's steal to third and
Chiles fly to Setback. Attendance. APO.
The score:
R. H. E.
New York.O 0 0 o o . 10 o. j
Philadelphia :. o 0 x-2 8
Batteries-HawIey and Bowerman; Bernhard
and Mcfarland.
First base by errors-New York 2. Left on bases
New York Z, Philadelphia s. First base on balls
-of Hawey l, of Bernhard l. Struck out-By
Hawley 8, by Bernhard l. Three-base hits-Bower
man. Two-base hits-Delehanty. Sacrifice hits
Flick. Mcfarland. Stolen bases-Smith Davis,
Hickman, Thomas, Delehanty. and Mcfarland.
Double plays-Bernhard, Gross, and Delehanty.
Hit by pitcher-By Bernhard /, by faw!ey l.
Time CT game hours and 5 minutes. Umpire
Enslie
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Whe,t cared in price yesterday and the
stock market tumbled. Wall Street is
filled with pessimism of the widest kind.
The only business and the only diversion
of the. professionals is selling stocks short.
Chicago is buying wheat apparently, be-
cause of stories of spring wheat failure,
but really, it is believed by careful obser-
yers, for political reasons, heretofore out
lined in this column. The wheat crop
scare is having its effect on the stock
market and the Chinese situation is add
ing fuel to the flame OF bearishness. No.
where on the surface is there any sug-
gestion that the country is prosperous,
exports heavier than ever before in his
tory, the railways piling UP big earnings,
and the steel and iron trade readjusting
itself to lower prices that will
slowly mean big business and ex-
cellent profits. Everywhere are the
terrors of the coming campaign. the ruin
of wheat crop, and the prospect of the
embodiment of this country with Europe
over the Chinese situation talked of as
certain facts not to be avoided. The out
come is most uncertain. A little further
tumble would undoubtedly cause heavy
liquidation by some Of the pools. Prices
may go off three or four points further.
On the other hand, the universally bear
ish tone of the gossip and the fact that
all the small traders are On the short side
Of the market may mean that a rally of
some importance Will occur today and
tomorrow, engineered by the professional
leaders. Whatever occurs in the imme-
date market, however, there can be lit
tie doubt that stocks should be purchased
around the present level
The market news yesterday was of lit
tie importance. and the street confined
its attention to the situation in China
and the boom in the price of wheat. More
gold is to go out today and later this
week, probably anywhere from So, GOO, 600
10 100000 This fact, however, is hay-
ing little effect on the money market as
far as can be seen. Call loan rates are
as easy as they have been at any time A
number of earnings statements we're re-
ceived yesterday, all good. Mr. Keene
is said to be selling American stocks in
London. This story may or may not be
true, but the chances are against its
authenticity.
The wise ones have been saying that
wheat would probably sell at SO cents a
bushel on this boom to help out the Re-
publicens. There were few If any, how
ever, that expected such quick squirt as
came yesterday from an opening at IS 1-2c
to 70 SIC for high price All day the
advance continued until near the close,
when there was small recession to rs ga
G7s rs at the close. II is not very often
that an advance OF almost 4 cents occurs
in one day. after such a continuous and
important boom as had already taken
place. The Sec price was not quite reached
yesterday. Opinions differ as TO the prob
ability Of that figure today, but on the
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HARLEM, June lS.-Entries for tomt

HARLEM, June ls.-Entries for tomorrow
races.
First race-For e-year-olds and upward
scilirc; six furlongs. Sir Dick lI2; Orion, 100
K:iarma l07; F., Garner, 100; Cora Havill II
LoyaIetta. Lucille Bramble, Rival Dare lrma s.
I,ty. lO7; Bicor. Tayon. Prince Plenty, lOl
satan. Monntebank. ASe-Ti. Joe Magee, Sta
Cotton, 70; Kitty G., Louisville, 90.
Second race-For three-year olds; selling; on
miIc.-The Lady, l12; Lamachus, 100; Bermuda
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FOUR PITCHERS USED.
The Reds Defeat the Cardinals in n
SluRginE Match.


ST. LOUIS. June 1S.-The Cincinnatis
took their third game today in the ninth
inning. Four pitchers participated, two
on a side Weighing opened for st. Louis.
but was knocked out of the box in the
second inning, while Newton lasted three
innings and part Of the fourth for the
Reds. The score:
r. II. +.
st. Louis.l 20 o 0 O-s s 6
Cincinnati 80. o o % 10
Batteries weighing, Thomas, and Robinson;
Newton, Breitenstein, and PETIT.
Home run--Donlin Three.blse hits-lrwin.
steinieldt, and Beckley. Sacrifice .hit-Newton
First base on balls-oH weighing /, off Thomas :,
off Newton 8, of Breitensten 5. Double play
Stoinieidt and Beckley. Struck out-By Newton l,
by Breitenstein /. stolen bases-Keister, Barrett.
umpirc-Tory. Time Of game hours and IS
minutes .-
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Dispatches yesterday chronicled the fact
that three departments of the Illinois
Steel mills of the Federal Steel Company
have resumed work after being shut down
two weeks. Nearly half Of the shut down
mills rsumed and LOO of the 5000 men
thrown cut of employment are put back
at work. 1t is said that the remainder
OF the mills will be in operation again
shortly. The news is excellent. 1t shows
that the steel business is not ruined. The
mills would not resume unless there we're
good reason for it, in the shape of work
to be done. In the face of this informa-
ton. however. there was a decline in the
Federal Steel securities yesterday. The
common opened at 81 Ia. went as low as
80 is. and closed at 80 rs. The pre-
ferred opened at Ga and declined steadily
nearly all day; closing at 63, the lowest
figure of the day.
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HalIwood. vs.. the Mante,is.

The game of baseball between the Hall
wood and Mantells, which was postponed
On account of rain on Thursday last, will
je played this afternoon at National Park
Game will be called at 4 o'clock. Music
by the Light Infantry Band. Friends of
the teams are invited to attend.
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Harlem Selections.

First race-Kitty g., Prince Plenty Louisville.
Second race-Bermuda Prince. Frangible Arthur
Behan.
Third race-Dunne's entry, Fred Hessig, Invic-
ttis.
Fourth race-Schreiber's entry; Caruthers L
Shields entry, All Gold
Fifth race-Kid Cox, Tenny Belle, Icon.
Sixth race-God Fox, Graziella, Cherry Leaf.
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Boston .......0o 600 0 o 80 0-3 II
Brooklyn ...o 0 o o / 0 0 SO II
PIRATES MAKE LESS ERRORS.
Pittsbur.s Defeats Chicago In n List
less, Dragging Game.

less, Dragging Game.
CHICAGO June 1S.-Pittsburg evened
matters with Chicago today by defeating
the latter in dragging, listless game.
Pittsburg got but eight hits off Callahan,
but they totaled fifteen bases. Chance was
nit by Phillippi in the fifth inning and
Donahue took his place in the sixth.
Ryan strained his back and left the field
at the end of the sixth. The score:
r. II. E.
Pittsiurg .... 0 0 0 ! 2 0 0 Oh $ !
Chicago 49,. 0 O 0 o 0 o. 4
Batteries -Philippi and O'Connor; Callahan and
Donahue.
Three base hi,s-Beaumont. Home run-Wil-
liams. Passed balls-O'Connor l. Donahue l. Wild
pitch Callahan. First base on balls-Of Phillippi
2, off Callahan l. Hit by pitcher-Chance. struck
out-By Philipp $, by Callahan 4. Left on bases
-Pittsburs 9, Chicago I. Double play-Ely and
Cooley. Two-base hts-Wagncr Beaumont,
Meftes, Ryan. Hit by pitched hail-o' Brien Will
lians. Sacrifice t-Phillippi. Stolen bases
Wagner 2, Green, Childs. Mertcs, Donahue. Time
OF game hours and Is minutes. Umpire-Iiurst.
Attendance, so,
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Washington stock ExcAnnEe.

Sales-Capital Traction As: $4,000
106 ga; Columbia National Bank: 2G163,
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whole sentiment seems TO favor the idea
that the advance has gone far enough and
that the staple is now a sale. 1t would
seem probable however, that the decline,
If there is to be one. viii not occur i'm
mediately AS to what the actual damage
TO the crop is. it is impossible to estimate
from the advices received, which vary
greatly in their tenor. Conservative
authorities, however. scout the worst
stories as almost surely overdrawn. There
have been rains in the Northwest now,
and they have undoubtedly helped the sit
nation greatly
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sheepshead Bay Selections.

First race.-Elizabeth NJ, Dublin, DIR. Barlow.
Second race-liesper, skyscraper; Kamara.
Third race-Black Fox, Sweet Lavender, Con.
tend.
Fourth race-voter, Richard j., Ben Doran.
Fifth race-Rush, May Hampstead, Mcrito.
Sixth race-Prince McClurg, Intrusive, Charen.
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LOST THE CHANCE TO WIN.
Boston Failed to Score With Base,
Full and None Ont.

BOSTON, June 1s.-Boston lost today's
game to Brooklyn in the eighth, when,
with three runs across the plate, three
men on bases, and none out, they failed
to hit the ball safely. In the ninth and
tenth both teams were prevented from
scoring by brilliant fielding, but in the
eleventh, three singles, Tenney's error,
and an. attempted put out at the plate,
gave Brooklyn three additional runs and
the game. The score:
Boston ......ooo oooos o-s ii
Brooklyn 40 o 0 o SO II /
Batteric>-Nichols and Sullivan; McGnnity and
Farrell
First base by errors-Boston l, Brooklyn l. Left
on bases-Boston IL, Brooklyn Z. First base on
bslls-0f Nichols 4, off McGinnity ?. Struck out
BY McGinnty i. Two-base hits-.Iones. Dahlen.
Farrell Cross, Long, Hamilton. Sacrifice hit
McGinnity. Stolen base-Collins. Double play
Nichols and Tenney. Hit by pitcher-By McGn-
nifty 3. umpire-O'Day. Time OF eame-2 hours
and 10 minutes Attendance, 1000
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The earnings statements of the day were
all good Wabash gross earnings for the
second week of June increased S21,341 and
for the fiscal year to date increased
S2.029.713. Hooking Valley for the week
increased s21500 and for the period from
January increased about sec. 900.
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ST. LOUIS, June 1s.-Entries for tomorrow:
races.
First race-For three-year-olds and upward
seilirg: one and oae-eighth mles.-Mystery, III
Libbie. lOe; Loyalty. los; Bequeath Ssllie Lamar
i03; Cannonade, 1Cs Haviland, SO; Leonag IO6
Crosnolinn, lO2; Larus, Baffled, 81, Dinornis SO
Second race-Fer four year olds and upward
selling; one mile and seventy yards.-Muskaonge
ITO; Capron, 81; Sir Gaten, 103; Flora Bird, l0l
Ransom, lO7 Tom Gilmore, 81; Zazel 90.
Third race-For two-year olds; selling; five
iurongs.-Leide los; Harry Puian, l09 Tennis
Girl, 107: Orleans 1O6; Tack Ford, ll2; Seething
1903; Quick Range. loG; Georgia Rose, 1O2; Fox.
worthy, 106; Glessez, l03.
Fourth race-For four-year-olds and upward
selling: two mles.-trossus, 1O4; Klondike Queen
90; School Girl, l0l; Duke of Melbourne, So; Jack
Bradley, 104 Sir Roiia, lG6; Our Nellie 90.
Fifth race-For two-year-olds; four and one
half furlongs.-Queen Dixon, us; Joe Frey. lis;
Acaras, Lakeview Belle. Bright Miles, 1903; Isabel,
Bard, los; Wild Pirate, III; Robert, ir., lO6;
iaTes, 1903.
sixth race-For fonr-year ods and upward;
selling; six furlOngs. III; Livadia, 100;
Randazzo, lie; Grantor. III; George Arnold ia:
a inie Lou, lO7; Early Bird. 100; Siddubia. 10Y;
Miss Bramble, Ill; Lain, Bertha Nell, l07;
Ed L., Ill.
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without detention from business No painful
instruments used.
Nervous and Sexual Debility, Loss by Dreams
or in Urine, Syphilis, all stages, Blood Poison.
and Ulcers cured for life by safe methods.
Once Hours. 10 TO y: s 20 6 Sundays. 10 to T.
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Games Today.
Brooklyn at Boston.
i New York at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
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IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.

Games Yesterday.
Philadelphia 2. New York 1. y
Brooklyn 6. Boston g. %
Pittsburg 4, Chicago 1.
Cincinnati ., st. Louis s.