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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-26

ST. LOUIS, June B.-Entries for ,omorrow's
races:
First race-For three year.olds and upward;
selling; seven inrlones. Bequeath. l13; Crystal
line. iO2; Peter Archer, 1903; Musket, 100; airline
C.. 10: Ntt Boyiin, Old Fox, l0l; Coral, IS;
IIeonsa Hungry Hill. i0l; kescio. iG3; Gilbert,
%.
Second r.ce-Fcr maiden two year ODDS; i've fur
longs.-Sophie S. los Martha lisc, us; Set;hing.
los: Western Girl. rs
Third rsce-For thee -year-clds and upward I;
selling; one and ons si2teeuth ml-s-Triinmer,
Jog; Comm, Lee. los; Tickiu!l, %; Duke OF Mel.
bourne, 90; Armand. IS
Fourth Tace-For three year -olds and upward {;
selling; seven iurlongs.-Navi!and 30; .Zanetto,
10j; Trombone, 1913; Ghemi.cttc, 20; Gray Forge.
90; Good Order lO3; Osstins, rs; Miss Loveita,
90; Ada T., %: Morris Volnrr l5l; Tole Sim.
mons 1G3: Aunt Jane. lOl.
Fifth rsce-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; six iurlcngs.-hatherine n. l03; Tom
Kingley, lOT: Cathedral. los; Moss Rose los;
Kohier, 81; Kings Pom. lO1; Judge Wardell. lOs;
Grantor. Also Kan II. los; Halton, l07; May Go.
92; Bonsgba, l05-
Sixth Yace-For thrsc-year-olds and upward:
selling: seven furlongs.-Sam Lazarus. Aunt Mag.
gie. iOl; Marie G. Brown, IS; Mona b., 99 Lib
bic l0l; LAURA, IS; Horalist. I06; Iron Chan.
cellor. lO4: Bonncward 90; liascagns, 1903; Scot.
fish Crit. La Mascotte. lol.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-26
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Takes IA Drop, Closing mt q
Loss of Two Cents,

Loss of Two Cents.
CHICAGO, June 25.-The advance in
wheat received check today After an
upward movement of over 20 cents, a re-
action was due. Many local prN essionals
| realized last week and were ansious for
lower prices and their efforts today were
in that direction. with the result that the
market had sharp break of S-4 cents,
from which there was fair rally, the
market closing cents under Saturday.
The decline caught many stop loss orders
and induced liquidation by weak holders.
Liverpool responded feebly, only 1-Sa3-Sd
, higher; Paris 1-4G1 34c. higher, Ant
werp Lac higher.
There was a good deal more corn selling
today by the interest which sold so heavily
Saturday. The shipping demand was fair.
Liverpool was 1-295-Sd. lower. Shipping
sales here today have been possibly 800. 900
bushels, with seaboard ciearances $4,000
bushels. Prices at their lowest showed a
break from Saturday of 1-4c. The close
was about / cent under Saturday.
Oats have been relatively firm through
out the session. showing at times advances
even when corn and wheat were declining.
Early in the day prices were up 1-2c. To-
nights close was about the same as SatuF-
day. Northwestern buying continues the
feature of the speculative market. The
visible decreased $1,000 bushels. the local
stock. 1.353. GOO bushels, increased $4,000
bushels. Clearances were $4,000 bushels
Provisions sold off sharply on a heavy
realizing by longs. induced by the liberal
hog receipts and lower grain market. There
was good investment demand and packers
bought rather freely at the decline. The
closing was steady at 4 moderate reaction
from inside prices.
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CoRCoRAN CADETS WIN.
They Outfeld aud Outbat the Rock
willie Team,

The Cadets were very much in evidence
In their game with the Rockviles yester-
day afternoon. outp!aying them at all
points The Rockville lads were weak nt
the bat and only scored four hits off OF
Waple, while Fay was touched up for
eight .afeties. two of them being two
baggers.
Devlin played second base for the Cadets
and Jackson went TO first. Devlin had a
two-bagger to his credit and famed the
air three times In beautiful strike outs.
jackson had his troubles at first. and was
guilty OF three bad errors. but they were
not costly.
The Rockvilles scored their only run In
the FIRST inning on two hits. base on balls,
and an out The Cadets scored in the
second inning on hits by Jackson and
Nixon and an error. In the third inning
they bat,ed Mr.. Fay viciously. three
singles and double being the result of the
rally. which netted six runs This ended
the run-getting. The Rockvilles were
never in the fight after this inning. The
following is the score by innings:
r. II. E.
Corcoran Cadets. 100000 0O1-7 4
Rockville ........... 0 0O0 OIL 4
Battcries--waple and Sherman; Fay and Brad
ny. Umpire-AI, Beta Time Of gams-2 hours
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Resu1t. at St. I.,uis.

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-Re.ults of today's races;
track heavy:
First race-For three ysar-olds; selling, one
mile. Grey Forge (Talley), 6 to l, won; Barrica
(Dale), 6 to s, second; 1ekla (HowelD, to 2,
third. Time $40 l2.
Second race-For four yea,olds and upward
selling; mile and twenty yards. Lso PAN
Ter (HowelD, TO ], won; Trimmer q. T.
Woods, 10 S, second; W. b. Gates Morse, 2
to l. third Time, las 81
Third race-For four-year-olds and upward
one mile and seventy yards. Malay (Rediern)
TO 5, won; Maud Wallace (TalIey), d to /,
second; Maidstone u. Woods. even, third. Time,
I:5l IL.
Fourth race-For twoyear-olds; five turlongs.
Wild Pirate q. Woods, to 5, won; Queen
Dixon tGimore), 5 TO q second; Coggswell (Pat.
terson) Is to l. third. Time, l:C5 H..
Fifth race-For iour-,ear-olds and upward;
handicap: six and one-hali iurlongs. Lord Ne,
Vile Galley, 10 5, won; Imperi1us dale. 5
to ., second; Verify (Gilmorc), 9 to s. third
Time. l:2I-
Sixth race-For four-year-olds and upward;
selling; xix h.rlongs. Necklace (Crowhurst) 8
TO /, won; Early Bird MoIse), : TO 2, second; ;
Dave waldo Fallahey). to l, third. Time,
i:lS Ia
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Entries at sheep.head Bay.

sHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 25.-Entries for to
morrow's races:
First racs-For all ages; six iurlongs mali
track.-Richard j., 1875; Somerset, l13; Voter
1873; Gold Ore, 1l6; Mayor Gilroy, ll3; Belle o
Lexington, lis; Big Gun, 10; Hammock, ll3.
Second race-For maiden two-year-old5; sell
ing; last five and one-half hnlongs Futurity
ecurse.-Ginki, los; Aureoue. l02; Admiral Pep
per l0i; lebanon, los; Ada Beatrice. lO3; Welsh
Girl, 100; Heathsvillc, 102; Col. Padden, I02;
Topeka, l0i; TerIniess, 10; Great American, 1885,
Frank Hall. l02; Militant 90; BouB;oous, 106;
The Rhymer, no: Zeghed, lR; Waiter, l02:
Brambsbush, %; Lil Hoffman, 90; Ford, 70;
About. 20; American. 10; T:ggsr. %.
Third race-for ;hrseyear-olds and upward;
handicap; one and three -eshths- Iniles.-The Ken
tucsisn. 12e; Col. Roosevelt, 100; knight of ths
Garter. los, FRINGE Of EeiIurn, l0o; Maid of iIar-
lem. 10G; Lord Baltimore, 90.
Fourth race-The TIDAL Stakes; for three-ysar-
olds; one Inile.-AcEeekiD, lis; Assinerist, 1875;
Pineher, lis; Ildrin. 1870; vulcain, l26; Hindus,
l:3; David Garrck, 126
Fifth race-The Spring Stakes; for twO-year-
olds; fu;urity cOu..e--Luie Ward, III; The Pa
RAIDER. III; Handworh, 122; Military, III.
Sixth race-For three yearods and upward;
selling; one and ontsixt,snth miles on turf.
Bombshe,l, I0l: Dan kiee, los; Ed Upton, los;
Oliver Nc, l09. King Barre, corn lilo; Liner. los;
koenig. los; Picola, 1Ol Tinge, Jos; Nontanic,
100; Esnsen, 100; DOiaHdo, I0j; Anjou, 30;
Bangor, 100; Hanocuf, l0l; Lady Massey, 81.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-26
GIANTS PITCHERS EASY.
The BrookIyns Hammer the New
York TNNirlers mt Will.

BROOKLYN, June 25.-The Brooklyns
had another picnic at the expense of the
New Yorks at Washington Park today.
The Champions hammered Carrick law
ley, and COgan all over the field until they
were tired. Kennedy was effective and
got good support. The score by innings:
BROOKLYN .... S ! 8 0 8 ks
New York .... o o 0 o. 2
Two-base hts-Ksly, DAILY. Three-base hits
DAILY, Kelly Van Hatren. Sacrifice hit-farrell.
Stolen bases-Joncs 2, Jennings 2, Cross. First
base on error-Ncw York /. First base on
balls-of Kennedy !, of Hawley l. Struck out
By Kennedy 3, by Cogan l. Hit by pitcher-By
Hawley l. Left on bases -Brooisiyn 5. New York
s. Double play-Grady and Doyle. Passed ball
FArrcil. I Time of gamc-2 hours. unpire-La-
than. Attendance, 300
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Result. at sheeu.bead Ray.

sHEEPsHEAD BAY, June 25.-Rssults Of to
days races-track fast:
First race-For twoyesr-olds; selling; Ave fur
longs; Huturity course. Gold Heels tClawson),
to l, won; Ryowndaie Gunner, to 2, second
Bowen tOCoRnor), to l. third Time, 1:0c
Second race-For three-year-olds and upward
one mile on turf Blue Devil (Spencer), to s.
won; Jack Point trurner), to 2, second; Mcleod
OF Dare tMcCuel. to 2, third. Time. lao rs.
Third race-The Zephyr Stakes; Dor two-year-
olds; Futurity Commando tspeneer).
to 3. won: Holstein (Tarner). to l. second; King
Pepper tO'Connor), to l. third. Time, 90 rs.
Fourth racs-For three:year-olds and upward;
handicap; one and one-cighth miles. Favonius
tRausch), Z to /, won; hcr,o tAeCue), 6 to l,
second; Intrusive (ldaher), s to Q, third. Time,
l:55.
Fifth race-Hurdle handicap: for four ear -olds
and upward; one and one half miles turf; over
six hurdles DR.. Echberg (yeftchl. 4 to 5. won:
Hardy c. (Burgess). II to l, second; Hardy Pardee
Owens, to 5, third. Time, 2:4a3.5.
Sixth race-For three-year olds; selling; six fur
longs on main track. Pink Domino tRsu.ch). 3
to l, wen; The Cornthian (haher), 8 to /, SECOND
Eileen DAILY Brennan), 60 to /, third. Time,
1.H 10,
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THE RACING CALENDAR
Results mt washington Park.

WASHINGTON PARK, June 25,-Results Of to
days races-track fast:
First race-For two-year-olds; four furionss
Golden Age tBullman), even, won; siiverda''
tBurns), to 5, second; Jiminez tRose), Il to l,
third. Time, 491-2
Second race-For shsse-ysar-oids and upward
one mile Scales tknighp, to 5. won; Nohlcer
Buthanan), u l, second; Miss STANLEY u. Mar
tinl, to l, third. Tine, f:4S "a.
Third rsee-tor th,ee-ysar-olds and upward
one and oDs-eighth miles CambiAn tCaywcodl
3 to l, won; Bangle (Boland), to 2, second;
Zoroaster u. Martina. to 2, third. Time,
1855 Ia.
Fourth race-Tor three care lds: one and one
sixteenth miles. All Gold {Knight), TO 5, won;
Praetorian (Boland), to l, second; Wax tDupec),
3 10 !, third. Time, .50i-4.
Fifth race-For three year olds and upward; SIX
iur!ongs. May Beach tCaywood). I to 5, won;
Fly by Night tBuchanan), to s, second; Mo-
drine (Boland). 3 to l, third. Time, la.
Sixth race-For thnse- year ods and upward :
one mile. Toprnast t'ititoe) to !, won; Pa
tron tBoland), S to /. second Great Bend Wv.
kiiey), to 5. third. Time, l:43.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-26
M'GRAW BACK IN THE GAME.
The Cardinals Distinguish Them
selves by shutting Out the Reds.

ST. LOUIS. June 25.-The rehabilitated
cardinals whitewashed the Reds today. 1t
was pitchers battle, Powell tw:rling for
the home team and Brcitenstein for the
Reds But two hits were got OFF the
former and seven off the latter. In the
eighth inning He!driek made q running
catch of short fly sent up by Quinn, bu,
was compelled 20 retire from the game
his leg going back on him. 1t Is feared
he will not be able to play for several
weeks if at all. The score by innings:
ST Iou;s..... o l ] 0 *
Cincinnati ........ 0 o o 0 %
Three-hase Beckley Double Ilays-Walace
and McGann; Heidrick and Criger; Quinn, Cor
coran and Rsckiey 2. Passed ball-peitz. Stolen
base-K~.stcr Struck out-By Powell !. First
base on balis-of Breitenstein 4. Attendance,
1900 umpire-Tsrry. Time of gane-l hour
and Is ninutss
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-26

Yesterdays stock market saw the W ak
opening and then the good rally that many
had expected for the beginning of the week.
Monday is frequently most important day
In the stock market. the day OF culrnlna-
fions and the beginnings of new move
ments For this reason. when decline or
an advance has continued 10. several -eks
and the opening on Monday morning Is
In the same direction the profession ais
have a way OF looking for change They
help the change along by evening up ter
contracts. II is impossible to predict hat
the outcome Of yesterdays rally viii lie,
but II is quite possible that II may continue
this week and develop into al up,atd
movement OF ZONE Importance. The more
careful OF the bears In the market are be-
ginning to cover their short sal S. The
long wasted" people that come IL at he
end of every slump to secure bargains are
now buying stocks In considerable vo.ume.
They recognize that present prices 90 not
represent the intrinsic value OF secuTiti g.
A continuance OF the rally for another day
and for a point or two more would kill the
lately arrived little bears that come INFO
the market always when IT lie too late. 1t
would cause q bear panic. The close yes
terday was we'll above that OF Saturday In
most securities.
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A YOUNG ITALIANS SUICIDE.
browns Himself Because His sister
Had Married.

NEW ORLEANS. June 25.-Joseph Ma
checa. a young Italian. aged twenty, COM
mitted suicide today by jumping into the
river because his sister. TO whom he was
devoted, had married and he would have
to be separated from her. AS soon as the
sister heard the news she followed his ex-
ample in an attempt at suicide. but was
rescued
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-26
sheep.head Bay Selections.

First race-voter, Richard j., Belle OF Lexing
ton
second race-Bounteous, The Rhymcr, lebanon.
Third mcknight Of the Garter, Col Rose
Welt Maid OF Hariem.
Fourth race-McNtekin, Hesmerist, Pincber.
Fifth race-Handwork, Luke Ward, The farader
Sixth race-Dan Rice Oliver Nc, Lady Massey.
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Sugar sold OH to 11O liz and then re

Sugar sold of to ITO 1-2 and then re-
covered sharply. The close at near the
top showed good net gain for the day
The persistent strength of the stock in
such a market as this has been is not to
be wondered at though many bears have
professed to believe that it would sell at
so in the near future. The company is not
earning more than sufficient to pay the full
IL per cent dividend on the common stock
If 1t desired. The full dividends of and
II per cent on the preferred and common
stock would require about $4,000 a day
1t is estimated by good authority that
the concern is making 10000 barrels Of
sugar day. and that its profit is sl.10 q
barrel, or $40 GOO a day
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-26
Man and VIC in Di,,rc.s,zR-r nr

Bochror. of Buffalo, says:-'Ny wife and were
both troubled with distressing Caarh, but We
have enjoyed freedom from this ssgra,ating
Catarrhal Powder. Its action was in.tsnteneous.
giving the most grateful relief within ten min.
utes after first application" Fifty cents Sold by
F s. Williams. Ninth and Streets; Edmonds l.
williams, Third Street and Pennsylvania Ave.
nus,-M
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wn.l,s.xtou stock -;.chonrc.

Sales-D. C. 3.65's. s5.e0ed122; Wash
ington Gan, 75ds2 So 20d52 5-s' S. O. b..
7G52 1-2' s o. b.; Lanston Monotype. 2009
u rs; Amer. Graphophone, 40G11 1-2.
After Call-Lanston Monotype, 100q12 1-2;
Capital Traction. 3I1O2 3-4'
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Entries at washington Park.

WASHINGTON PARK, Juns 25.-Entries ior
tomorrow's races.
First race-For three-year olds and spward;
one mile and seventy ysrds--Florizar, liz; Alec
do, ITO; Lamachus, l02; Pupil. 1G2.
Second race-For twe-year-od colts;fve fur
longs-Garry Herman, l23; Henry Bert, IFS;
Paoto, lis; Alard Scb.ck, lis; His Eminence,
lis; Schco.mate. Ill; Forkiord Ill.
Third race-ihe Lake.ide stakes; for two-year-
old niiies; five furlouys.-Miss BENEFIT, 40; So
faia 10; Lady Schorr, lis; Manga, lis; Edith
O., ITO.
Fourth race-For thrss-year-olds and upward;
one tnile.-The Elector, IFS; Eobleman, ITO;
0reatland, los; Andes, 1O6; Sam Fuilen, 1H;
Sea knight fdS; Erwin. loi The Lady, 9s; The
Lady in Blue, 45; GTeenock, 95.
Fifth race-For three. year olds and upward; six
furlongs.-Sly, 1le; Alga.etta. 1l9; Yellow Tail,
ll6; Cold One, Ill; Highland Lad, Ill; Reminder,
Ill
Sixth race-For three year.olds and upward;
selling; one miis.-Imp. Bitter Root, Ill; Hand
press III; Prince Blszes. los; Hurriesne. l07;
Chappaqua, l07; J. J. T., lO7; Edicorpha, 104:
Emigre, l04; Topmast, l0s
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-26
In THE BASEBALL WORLD
Games Yesterday

Games Yesterday.
Brooklyn, 10; New York, 2.
Boston, 20; Philadelphia, 4.
| st. Louis. 2; Cincinnati, 0.
| Chicago Pittsburg-No game.
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MONEY TO LOAN at SO. sX. I. and ~ per
cent. in sums OF $1,000 to $1,000 on d. c.
real estate: pay of and per cent mortgages
and begin anew all transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers WI IL
SAUNDERS L. CO., 40. F st. NV iyl-tt-em
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Southern Railway preferred was sold
rather heavily with the remainder of the
market and on account of special troubles
Of its own yesterday. Talk of the poor
cotton crop was still heard. The accident
on the line in Georgia also had de-
pressing effect on the stock, though why
1T should nobody can say. The low price
reached was below SO, but there was a
rally before the close.
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The news yesterday was not st-iking IN
any way, and cannot be said TO have had
anything to DO with the change OF teati-
ment The dispatches from China we're
not cheerful, though no new disastrous de.
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How the CIubn Stand.
OVERWHELMED BY BOSTON.
The Phillies Badly Beaten by the
HeaneatCrs.

Beaneatcrs.
BOSTON, June 25.-Eight singles in the
second inning won the game from Phila-
delphia today. On these hits seven runs
were scored. After that the game was q
burlesque. Boston hitting all of the visit
ors' hard and being helped to thirteen
more runs before the sunset gun sounded.
Dineen was very effective for Boston 80
far as being hit went. but he sent seven
men 20 first base on balls. The score by
innings:
Boston ............0 Go 0 x-20
Philadelphia ...... 0 0 D O.
First base on errors-Boston 4. Left on bass
Boston 2 Philadelphia 8. Bases on balls-Of
Dineen T. OF Cuppy ]. off Bernhardt l, of Conn
6. Struck out-By Dinneen, 4, by Cuppy 2
Two-base hi,s-Cieme1its, Delehanty, Slagle Sac
rifice hit.-Slagle, Dine2n, Gross Double plays
Lowe and Tnney, Long, Barry and Tenney, Long
and Tennsy. Hit by pitcher-By Thomas l, by
Conn 3. Wild pitch-Thomas ]. umpire-Ems-
lie. Time of game hours and % minutes.
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New York stock Mark.,

Corrected daily by W. B. Hfbbs & Co,
members of the New York Exchange. i4l2
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Loans Of $40
and upwards made
on FURNITURE.
PINAOS, HORSES.

Wagons, etc. at lowest rates md the day
you apply. We are loaning on the Building and
carrying loans r.ush less than you pay elss-
where and allows you to pay 1t Oh in any sized
notes you desire, running from to twelve
month"; You only pay for the OF money 10,
the length Of time you carry It. II you hive a
loan with some other company will pay u
eli and advance you more money II desired. Kate
sheerfully given and no cost to you unless ioaa
s. made Loans made anywhere In the District
Cal and get rates. Frcnt ROOM Hrst aoos ~:
srtihc American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 Street N. W.
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Uncle Sam Don't Wear

fna. but b sa,siss ths Az
etatea Men. women. sAd children
ssaI and Ike them. The Air Cushioa Pad hold
xith comfort: 1othing els will Cossultatisa
ard two weeks trial fres. Lady n attendance fsr
Laden Once. psriors. waiting. and eonssltatioa
rooms ON the same floor. Catalogue Tree. THE
RoRlCK AIR CUSHION IRuKS COMPANY. liza
z Il Ava q aesEs uh1eH.m
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MONEY loaned salarted people aAa retail nsr-
chants upon their own names without se-
curity; easy payments ToLAAN. Room -, NJ
Ola q St oc2c-iyr
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The gross earnings of the Wabash for
the third week of June show an increase
Of 1854. The May earnings of the Omaha
show an increase of $50, 1873.
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Washington Park Selections.
First race-Pupil, Flerizar, Alcsdo
Second race-Garry Herman, Alard Scheek,
Henry Bert.
Third race-Miss Bennett Manga, sofa!a.
Fourth race-Sam FuIlen, Andes, Nobleman.
Filth race-Sly, Algasctts, Reminder.
Sixth race-Imp. Bitter Root, Topmast, Chap
paqua.
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velopments were made known. There was
nothing in the wheat situation The hanks
have gained since last Friday from tie
Sub-Treasury somewhat more than. sl0o. t0o.
Gold exports are not expected this week.
and the bank statement may quite easily
show an increase in cash. The few earn
ings statements published yesterday were
good. all of them. London was not fac
tor in the market.
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Dr.. Reed, COG
Specialist, IWSiiln DIS

Cuses Chfon5c. Nervous and Speead pbsasS
sf Men and Wsmsn.
Consultation free and confidential
Medicines furnished ready for u.s.
Charges Iov-prompt cure guaseateed
Children half pFiee. Private waiting Dos.a
Special license from the District Of Csfumoia
s1lpetiep, Piles, Throat, Lung. Brain. Heart.
Blood, sAA Skin Diseases Gonorrhnea, elect,
Structure. vsricocele. and HydrstsIs cured
without detention from business No painful
Instruments used.
Nervous and Serual Debility. Loss BY Dreams
or in Urine. Syphilis. all stages. Blood Poison.
and Ulcem cured for life BY safe msAoAa
Once Hours. 10 to ': 8 n a Ssndays 10 to Il
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Games Today.
Brooklyn atNew York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
| Cincinnati at St. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-06-26

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The prices recorded yesterday mo aing
in the grangers were the lowest for many
months. st. Paul went be.ow the p!ice of
the December panic, and Rock Island went
within points of that level. Burfingt~ n is
relatively higher than the other two, Tut
its decline was quick and important also.
ST. Paul touched los IL. Rock Island lo2,
and Burlington 120 1-2. The rally that &C.
CURED during the afternoon was espec ly
quick and sharp in this group. The COM
ment o. many careful people was that i'm
portant interests had begun to buy the
stocks, and that the bears mad taken ar ght
at the movement and covered heavily.