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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-10
THE ADVANCES NOT Held
Opening Transactions Discounted
by the Later Dealings.
Sharp Break I'm Brooklyn Rapid
Transit the Feature of the Day
Low Rate of Earnings the Cause
Some Rises in Railways. But Stocks
for the Most Part Irregular.

NEW YORK, July 9.-The movements in
today's market were not directly explain
able by any of the developments over Sun
day or by those with the course of the
days business session. At the opening OF
business a firm tone was common, and this
tendency OF the market continued until
well toward midday.
There was subsequently a rapid break In
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. which was ex-
tensive enough to prove distur Ding 10 con-
fdence and which was, at least, followed
by a general reaction. The particular
weakness OF Brooklyn Rapid Transit wa:
apparently owing to selling Of the stock
based upon the publication of figures show
ing that only about one-half OF / per cen
had been earned on the stock ending the
fiscal year. The various. agencies which
gave them circulation did not reveal the
source of their authority.
The official statement Of the company
should be ready for publication within a
comparatively short time, and its figures
may or may not be in line with those rub
lshed today. but the latter were at least
seemingly accepted as authentic by the
persons interested in the stock. Coinci-
dentally with the decline in Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Metropolitan Street Railway
also broke very sharply. But in this in
stance the greater part of the decline was
subsequently recovered. Nothing whatever
in the way Of news or rumor attended the
course of Metropolitan.
Other notably weak features of the mar
ket were Tennessee Coal and Iron and Bal
timore and Ohio. The weakness of the first
named seemed TO be owing to the belief
that there must be further decline in pig
iron before final reimbursement of the dis
turbed conditions in the iron and steel
trades can be effected. In the instance OF
Baltimore and Ohio. the pressure was At
tended by reports that there were dissen.
sions in the management on the question
OF dividend on the common.
The railway list was generally very
steady. although even in that quarter a
great deal of irregularity prevailed The
strongest features there were Jersey Cen
trail, Reading first preferred. and Illinois
Central. The last named scored a note
worthy advance on reports that the rate of
dividend would be advanced from 5 TO
per cent per anngm at the meeting of the
directors next Monday.
Ncthlng mai was new OF deHnite at
tended the movements in the anthracite
stocks. TIN usual dividend was declared
today on New Jersey Central. The deal
ings were active in the granger stocks.
Louisville and Nashville the Atchisons. and
the Pacific shares. Except for Sugar Re-
hning the industrial quarter was not par
ticularly active.
The London market was dull and uncer-
tain, the main influence there being the
dubious situation in China. American
stocks were neglected and on balance the
dealings here for foreign account were lin
Tied TO sales of a few thousand shares.
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EAsTERNs WIN AGAIN.
The AIcxandrians Beaten by n Score
of IL to J.

| The A1exandrians Beaten by n Score
OF Ii to ;.
The Eastern Athletic Club added another
victory to its list yesterday afternoon by
defeating the team from Alexandria in an
uninteresting contest. The Virginians were
never in the fight.
The only man among the visitors who
distinguished himself was Pitcher Ed
wards, who had ten strike-outs to his
credit and gave only three bases on balls
His support. however. was ragged. as the
error column shows. The hits were evenly
divided. Each pitcher had an even dozen
charged up. ColliHower, for the Easterns,
made triple and double, while Purdy.
for the visitors. knocked beauty to GEN.
ire for two bases.
With the lead the Easterns now have
there is not the ghost of a chance for any
club of the league to beat them out for the
pennant. The score by innings:
II. II. E.
E. A. C.....o 40 / 8 3-l5 Il 2
Alexandria :. o 2 Q o 0 o II II
Batteries-Wahler and Dunn; Edwards and
Ramcy. umpire-Mr. Belts. Time OF game
hours
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Entries at Brighton Beach.
BRIGHTON BEACH, July 9.-Entries ior

morrows races:
First race-For three ytar-olds and upward; one
and one sixteenth Iniies--Lew Kraft, los; Cha
rentus, I12; John Bright, rs; Admiration, no;
Hombshell, l05; Standing, los.
Second race-for t~o-year-o lds; sellirg; five
turlongs.-The Brother, IO2; The Regent, 90;
Princess otiliie, 80; Educate, 81; Petra H., los;
Brand,sn log; Guess Work, 80; Maximu-. los;
Pathfinder, ~; Lady Paddeu, 90; Connie, 80;
Shark, 30; CJgswell, 81; Lillian Hoffman, 80;
Goddess OF Night, 90; Minion, lbs.
Third race--For three-yesr-olds selling; one
mile.-CarbuncIe, 1903; Her Ladyohip, 1Ul; Per
cusor, ITO; BIusquerie, l0l; Dread, sc.
Fourth race-The First Attempt Stakes; for
woyear- olds Ave fuilongs Tom Kenny, lO1
ouiiander, ll2; Water Color, rs; Tower Cand.e,
l22; Termless, 10Y; Brandysmash, 1o1; Tammany
CHEZ. 10i.
Filth race-Hurdle race; for four-ycar- olds and
upward; and one-half miles six hur-
dies. Oracle, I5S; DrAugttsmsn, 1876; Desperate.
1880; Charley o., 49, Klondyke. 80; Dr. Eich-
berg. 1874; Hardy c., l6l; Or. Reed $50; Lime
Juice, lig; Daniel Quilp, >li6; Monroe Doctrine,
lj6.
sixth racc-For three year-olds and upward
selling; six furlongs. -Msehanus lis; Dolando,
l05; olea, 90; SKY scraper, 1913; General Mart
gary, Ill; Pink Domino. ~: Leedsville IU3
Prestidigitator, 9s; Us Royal Highnezs, l0i
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WASHINGTON PARK, July o.-R,sults of to-
days races-track fast:
First racc-For ;hree-yearoIds and upward; one
mile. Florizar (Bullnan). > to l, won; Livadia
CMathews), to !, second Anthracite tKaighO
G to l. third. Time, Al
Second rsce-For maiden two-y ear olds: selling;
FIVE iugloHcs Nitrlius OIulimaD TO ., won;
Ella Dernham thnighD o to l, second; Shut Up
(Ma5tin), S TO /. third. Time, 1:D2 b.
Third race-For three ycar-olds and upward;
selling; and quarter niles Russell H.
(KniehD. ) to l, won; Limerick Burns, 5 to 8.
second; The Bobby datterson),. to /, third.
Time. 2:os.
Fourth race-For three ycaf-olds and upward
six furlongs. iieadwater tknighD, to /, won;
Nodrine (Bulman), TO /, second: John YerGes
(BOland), 10 TO l, third. Time, 10 As.
Fifth racc--For three eaT-oId> one mile and
fly yards. Wax (Builman). to s. won; Erwin
(Martin), 3 to l, second; Norfosd (Enos), even,
third. Time, la.
Sixth racc--For fouryesr olds and upward;
selling; one mile. Caktake (Suar). 6 to l. won;
Limeight (knghp, 0 TO 2, second; Patroon
CD.vin), to ., third. Time l:n "a.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS
MsCELLANEOrS BON

o's. 1902 'So-y year funding gold. i02
IS 1901. Water stock" currency. zoe
Funding currency 365's. l9lh
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THE RACING CALENDAR.
Results mt brighton Beach.


BRIGHTON BEACH, July 9.-Results of to-
days races; tract fast:
First race-Fof thTec-year-old maidcns and up
ward; mile. Water Cure Q.ittlefeid), to
s, won; Commander Miller (RichardsJ, 10 !,
second; Harry McCoun (MitchelD, Z to /, third.
lime, 1:45 %.
Second rsce-For two-year- olds; five and one
half iurongs. Master (o'tcnnor), TO 2, won;
Janice Or Murphy. to /, second; The khyneE
(Ciawson), 10 l, third. Time, l:01 %.
Third race-For thee-yeaE and upward;
and one.siNteonth miles Bngacier INC
Cuel, / to ., won; Plucky (ilitchelD, 10 TO l,
second Queen Of Song (o'Connor), I to 2, third.
TiWe .46 SO.
fo,-. a racc-Handicap; for two-year-olds; five
furlongs. A!bula t,iaherJ, to ., Won; scurry
(Milcn,.lD, 10 I, second; Himself (Waish), . TO
2, thiro. Time, l:0l.2 ..
Fifth race-for three year-olts and upward; six
furiongs. Heiiobas, (o'COnnor), to 5, won;
fir,arm (Spencer), ~ ), second; Marbert
(iaher), 5 TO /, third. Time l:12 2-5.
sixth race-For hreeyear-olds and upward;
selling; and oEe-eGhth miles. Rare Per-
iume (MitchelD, to ., won; Bangor (McCue),
to i, second; Linduls (slack), to l, third
Time. l:5s 2-5.
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discount under corn. The shipping demand
is about taking care of arrivals. The stock
here increased only 12s,000 bushels this
week. There are some unfavorable crop
reports from Illinois. Generally crop ad-
vices are favorable.
Provision trade was of moderate volume
The opening was at an advance on lighter
receipts than expected. A better cash de-
mand for both lard and meats. together
with higher grain markets, were bullish
aids and caused a firm closing. There was
a fair investment demand from grain
traders.
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Mason's
Cream of Olives,
Mound &c tGilmerel. 70 i. second: Digs.

Mound City (Gilmore) 6 to /, second; Dggs
o. Woods. 9 to . third. Time, Ills IL.
Fourth rsce-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; one and one-sxteenth miles. Crossmo-
lima (McGinn) to ], won; Sir Rolia CMorse),
4 to s. second: Forget Not tCrowhursC, to l,
.nrd Time, AS IL.
Fifth race-Handcap; for four-year-olds and up
ward; six furlongs Dave Waldo Galley, to 5.
won; Hi Nocker dale, 10 2. second; Winter
(AkeD. to 5, third. Time. l:l4
Sixth race-for three-y ear-ods and upward;
six and one-half furlongs. Theory tCrowhurst),
to 5, won; DoIlie Weithof @. Woods. to ),
second: Tom Gilmore Galley, 10 to l, third.
Time :2l 5-4
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brighton Beach Selections.

Fist race-AdmiGaiion. Ciiareatus, Standing
Second Educate, Princess ottiiie. Maxi
mus.
Ihird race-Her Ladyslip. Dread. Carbunole.
Fourth race-Water Color Tom Kenny, Term
less.
iiith race-Dr. Eichbe'g, Hardy c. Desperate.
Sixth rRce-Skyscrsper, MechInuS Olea
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st. Louis Selections.

First race-Sidbow, Downward. Gilbert.
Second race-Cotton Plant, Celeste dor, Marie
G.. Brown
Third race-Tom Cromwell, jump, Jim Turner.
Fourth race-Lord Neville. Early Bird, Wood
trice.
Fifth race-Bertha Nell, Eight Bells. sam Lar
zarus
Sixth race-Eujoy. <corpelette. JuIietta b.
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First base by euors-Chicago !, New York ).
Left on bases-New York 9. Chicago l. Fins; base
on balis-Of Taylor 2. Struck ou.-By Taylor J.,
by Mercer 2. Three-base hits-Childs, Van Hal
tren Two-base hi;s-Bradey, Nertes. Sacrifice
hi;s-Tayior, Grady. Stolen basss-Ryan, Green,
Van Haluen, Gleason, Smith. Double plays
Chids, Clingman, and Nertes; Grady, Gleason,
and Doyle; Bnwerman, Grady, and Doyle; Grady.
Gleason, and Bowerman; Mercer, Bowerman. and
Grady. Hit by pitcher-By Mercer l. Passed bali
-Bowerm2n. lmpire-oD Day. Tine OF game-l
hour and - minutes Attendance, 1900.
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Washington Park selection,

First race-Princes Thyra, The sprite, Mis-.
Stanley.
Second race-Algaretta. Tragedy Pupil.
Third race-Simons' entry, Andes. The Lady
Fourth Eace-Bishop Reed, Rollins. La Vega
Fifth race-Gsuy Hermann, SiyerdIle School
master.
Sixth aee-Catastrophe. orimar, Espionage.
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cable as dividend on the capital stock,
1921, 0tJ. II will be seen that this amount,
after all fixed charges and taxes, is only
about 12 of l per cent. 1t is only half
the amount shown a year ago, and thus
shows a large decrease in profits for the
year.
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Three-ba Mcfarland. Becklcy. Laioie,
Quinn Mcbride. Stolen bases-Flick 2, CorcoEan,
Barrett Double psys-Thomas and WoiveTton;
Flick and Chiles; Wood, Quinn, and Bechley;
Quinn CoTcoIan, and Beclley. Struck out-By
Newton o. by Fraser {. First base on balls--of
Newton = of Fraser 2. Hit by pi;cher-By
Fraser l. Passed balls-Peiu IL, Mcfarland !.
umpire-Tery. Time of game hours and Is
minutes.
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LEWIS PUT IN TOO LATE.
Cardinals secure Winning Lend on
Rnrton's First TNirIcr.

ST LOUIS, July p.-The Cardinals defeated
Boston today by score Of 10 to 3. Powell
twirled for the locals, while Willis opened in
similar position for the visitors, lasting only
four innings when Lewis substituted, but
too late to save the game. The score:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-07-10

Eminent and threat specialists in daily
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Powder, safe, sure, permanent, painless, and
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magic. 10 cents Sold by +. S. Williams, Ninth
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Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Two-bsse hits-Keistcr, Powell, Hamilton q
Home runs riger, Mccain. Double plays
Kester, Wallace and McCann; Lowe. Long and
Tenneg Stolen bases-Dllard, Koister, Stahl.
Three-base ht-Lowe. Bases on bsi--0f VIII
lis 4, OF Lewis ., off Powell, g. Struck out-By
Powell 3, BY Lewis !. Time Of game hours
and 90 minutes Umpire-Emsie. Attendance,
| 200
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REDS BREAK THE DRAW.
Phiiiies Bcaten in n Game Played to
Decide n Tie.

CINCINNATI, July 9.-Today's game played
;or the final settlement of twelve-nning draw
played here in May between Cincinnati and Phila-
dephia The game was another ex,ra-innins
pitchers battle, but this time Cincinnati won in
tho cIevenfh Tic snore:
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wn.hincton stuck E.chnnge.

sals-Washington Loan and Trust: Ia
100. 10T15s: Capital Traction: 5G1o3. $50
Gl03 Is; Washington Gas: 25d53 IA;
Mergenthaler Linotype: 10d1S0 81. 10d
$50 IL. IOGIS0 Ia, 10d1S0 3-s. 161s1 AT
er call-washington Gas: 25a53 l-2, 5o@
"a ,-S
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How the Clubs stand,
ORPHANS WIN AGAIN.
Rap the Ball Hard, While the Giants
Got Tut Three Hts.

CHICAGO, July 9.-Chicago took another game
from The New lorks today by score OF to 2.
Heavy batting again for the home team,
there being but one inning in which the locals
failed 10 get A hft. Jack Taylor pitched great
ball, holding the visitors down to three hits.
The ecnrc.
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| Games Today.
| Boston at St. Louis
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pi.tsburg
| New York at Chicago.
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The market for the most part yester-
day was quiet and fairly strong. rather
unin;eresting few securities formed
somewhat vivid exceptions. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit was weak almost to the
point OF a panic. and other securities fol-
lowed its lead In a miider way. Illinois
Central boonred all day. making the
highest price for several months and
AtchisoG preferred was very strong
though 1t made no particular advance in
price. 1t will be seen that irreguiarity
was as much the feature OF the day as
anything else. such irregularlty as gives
no indication as TO future movements. The
news and gossip of the day was mostly
encouraging The advance in the price OF
refined sugar promised last week took
place. The dispatches from China were no
worse. The earnings statements received
were good The talk of Increases in divi-
oends continued hopeful, though in the
case of Jersey Central no increase was
made yesterday as had been predicted by
come. The only bad news cfShe cay was
unofficial and is doubted by a coed many
people. 1t pretended to give summary
of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit earnings
for the fiscal year which ended June 80
and showed only small sum over fixed
charges. The outlook is for a professional
market with no particular tendency OF i'm
portance unless there Is decisive news
from China UNEXPECTED developments
in some other direction. Perhaps the
chances favor the bears In the small fuc-
tuations that may be expected. Stocks
ehould be bought on all recessions for in
vestment.
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The gross earnings Of the Texas and fa.

The gross earnings of the Texas and fa-
cific for the last week of June show an in
crease of S14. 656; for the month an increase
of s16.150 from January i an increase o.
$500. Geo The earnings OF the Gre sapea c
and Ohio for the last week of the month
show an increase Of 81, for the man b
an increase CT s1o4.cc0 and for the fis, al
year of LIB Gee. The net earnings
the Pacific Mai! Company for the mo. tn of
May show an increase of s22, 1S9- The show
ing is a good one and rather unexpected.
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New York Cotton Marke,
IN THE BASEBALL. WORLD.

Games Yesterday.
Chicago. 3; New York, q
st. Louis, 10; Boston, q
Cincinnati, 5; Philadelphia, 2.
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GYPSY PIANIST. 1922 9TH st. NV: 1oc; past.
present. future; lucky charms; separated
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Corrected daily by-w. h. Hibbs l. Co, mem
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange l4l2 +
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The % Days" Cure

Qor men) leads all remedies In this city;
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The figures cannot be verified. and if
true they are CAPABLE of several construc-
tions on account of Indebtedness. 1t is not
indicated II the item A.20l .0C0 for charges
and taxes includes the 100000 franchise
tax or not. If the franchise tax is in
cludeG the showing is not very bad one,
as the tax may never be collected and the
company would have earned about ! l-2
per cent on the stock. On the o..ler hand,
if the franchise tax is not included the
company. when it has paid this tax, IL 1t
does pay it, will show deficit for the
year Ii may be pointed out in comparing
the 5gures with those of a year ago that
the costly strike on the system last year
cut into this years earnings.
Illinois Central opened at 116 and ad-
vanced TO 119 Ia. The close was at lis IL,
showing a large net improvement for the
day. II seems to be generally understo cd
that the directors of the company will in
crease the dividend rate 10 per cent, ard
as this increase seems to be conserva-
tive one in view of the excellent earnings
OF the road. the advance in the price Il
the stock is not TO be wondered at.
Wheat was comparatively quiet YES erday
but made an advance of nearly cent
bushel between the opening AID closing
prices. The grangers opened Oh. bat were
strong all day and closed with small n
gains. Atchison preferred especial sc en-
ing to be well bought St. Paul closed at
III Ia. Rock Island at 106 IA, Bui lington
at 124 rs, and Atchison preferred at a.
The best prices of the day were fra tionaily
higher in all the group except Atchiscn
which closed at the top notch.
The American Sugar Refining Company
yesterday advanced the price of all grades
of refined sugar ten points. and the inre-
pendent refners Immediately followed the
lead OF the trust. This advance makes the
wholesale price, subject to 20 rebate. six
cent a pound for graduated. Ii is thc
highest price for many months and conaid-
erably more than a cent a pound high r
than the price of two months or so ago
The advances have been urprecC den ed.
The street interprets them in va ious wy
TO suit its individual opinion regarding
Sugar stock. Whatever they may m an
of settlement of the euger fight or Of only
the beginning of harder fight than ever
before. the price of the stock fuctua' es
comparatively little. 1t was fairly strong
yesterday, with fractional gain for the
day. closing at lie "a.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit declined to so "a
and closed at 81 and fraction, net de-
cline OF 4 points or more. The stock was
under attack by the bears all day. and at
the close was weak with apparently little
support story was put out by the bears
and quickly printed by some of the Wall
Street news agencies. purpor;ing TO give an
accurate synopsis Of the earnings OF the
company during the past year and showing
q discouragiDg condition of affairs. The
street did not know whether to believe
the statement or not. and many ended by
selling the etock short without believing
Il. There are some reasons for the opinion
that the bears put the figures out in order
to make covering Of their short contracts
easy. They are as follows: Gross earnings.
&l1 200. 600; operating expenses, F7,l6s, 900;
net earnings. $4.o32.oo0 other earnings.
t40o. Goo; total income. $4.432, geo; charges
and taxes. ss.2ol GOO; net income. app!i-
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily hy W. d. Hihhs & ca, men
hers Of the New York Stock Exchange, l.l2
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LADIES who desire Monthly Regulator that
cannot fail will please address with stamp
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SAY, FELLOWS. you're ; lot Of chumps you who
work, if you do not pay some attention to US
aid our rafting good tsilor-made quits worn Just
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