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The evening times., 1900-06-27

NEW YORK, June 27.-The Stock Mar
keJ opened today at advances extending
from i 10 i point, the extreme advances
bcing made in Tennessee Coal and Iron
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit The latter
stock was the conspicuous feature OF TIE
market in strength and activity. although
virtually nothing that was new attended
the heavy dealings in that instance
In the railway list. the early gains aver
aged about y point There were fairly
heavy dealings ia the granger stocks.
Northern Paciic, which was particularly
strong; Union Pacific. and Atchison
Sugar Refining had a sharp advance
which was not retained in subsequent
dealings
The Industrial quarter. aside from Sugar,
was not particularly active, but was firm.
great deal of the early impetus h
market enjoyed was derived from Loudon.
where substantial advances were common.
A more cheerful view seemed to prevail
there in regard to the conditions in China
and foreign houses were buyers of nearly
all Of the internationally listed stocks
upon the opening Of business.
There was little or nothing new in the
local situation with any bearing on the
market or particular stocks.
The evening times., 1900-06-27

RICHMOND. Va. June 27.-W. N. Bragg.
for many years the assistant superintend-
ent of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. died here yesterday.
For many years he was known in railroad
circles. especially in the South. He was
connected with the Richmond. Frederieks-
burg and Potomac at the time his broth
er-in-Iaw, Samuel Ruth. was it's superin-
tendent. Mr.. Bragg was about seventy
six years old. He had been il poor health
for many years. Just after the war Mr.
Bragg went to New York and entered the
railroad supply business. but soon returned
to Richmond. He had not been in act
i've business for several years.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING & Co, Agct.oneer.

SALE At PUBIC AUCTION OF A VALUABI 2
PIECE or REAL ESTATE or TIE FAST
SIDE or TWELFTH STREET. BETWEEN y
AND o STREETS NORTHWEST. KNOWN As
No, 1871 TWELFTH STREET EORTHWEST-
Bv virtr.e q deed in trust and the authority
therein given 90 Is. from Ann Han and ctLe.s
dated February % I-z1, and recorded On TIE 29th
6zy q june. iS25 II LsbsF 22z3. folio lg7 e. seo
one Of the land records q the District o. CoI-5n-
bfa the undersigned viii sell az pubic sg..til,
% the highest l-cLcr, IN front % the premises
CT MONDAY, JUNE :. 1900. a. 8 O'Clock p
n The f0ilowius-ccscTibCc valuable piece o. rsaI
estate situate the east SIDE q Twelfth S-rs.r
usst. between y and Streets rortb IN ~
CITY o. Washington, District Of Columbia w
Al that part or parcel OF lo- numbered sN ia) IA
tocars numbered three hundred and thirtes- rsls9
C5rtalred within the following metcs ana bo,-ss,
Beginning Cor the same a poils on T,rsi5r5
Street west forty (sJ) feet south from rba rort5
west ccratr ot sid lot. thence running east rire
tlve (s.) feet. the full depth Of said I0-- +La-ra
running north tUcaty (2J} feet; thence r717ir~
res- rinety-fve (s5) feet q the line al -
Twelfth Street. ard thence naming south bv Tho
line 4 said Fw~lfh Street, twenty (sg fee- -
the place cf be-inaiuc. containing; one tbo,ssri
nine hundred llrsUc} square feet
Terms of sale: Oue-thirc OF the purchase --ioa
in cash and the balance r two equal i-srsfI
r-euts PAYABLE AZ six and twelve months. with 8
per cent iut,TeSt 70 be secured by deed Of trt ON
the premises sold, or al cash, at The crcion -
the pUrc1aseE- AL couvcyancing. recording. and
revenue stamps 70 be at shG purchasers cost
The terIls Of sale must be complied with within
fifteen dsvs, Oh rwise the property will be re<old
al the risk cost o: the defaultinc purchaser
Cl. ION n 2IGELOW. Trustee,
4Si Louisiana Avenue.
MASON y. RICHARDSON. Trustee
!e5-d&cs S44 D Street northwest.
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Former sinre and e1-Mnster.

(From the memphis NomInefciaI ApQcal-)
little incident al the police station one al
ternoon last wesz, attracted Comment from Va
nous sources OF account Of the romance X en-
bodied A old negro walked into the ctRce
and aSSed in mild and respectful manner If
his young marster," NJ c. Coin. was there.
He was told that Coin had been fined 3 tor
being drunk and was or the rock pile. He ap-
piled 20 Mr. Dye keeper Of the rock Pile. and
had talk with Coin The latter WAS very drunk
when arrested and the recorder fined him 81 lie
halls from Co-inth.
''How much'' asked the old negro, will YOU
let him out forF'
Mr. Dye replied that SIS would purchase his
liberty The cid pulled out tobacco sack
and, unloosening the strings. got cut 3. The
yourE man was released. Being asked whv he
was interested in the young msn the old man
said:
II belonged TO his father endurin' the war.
and no better man ever lived. When hear 'eIn
say young marster in de rock pile I les
cum up hesh ter see him. I'd give my last cent
fob - shud stay iE de prison"
The young and the old ex-slave walked
away together
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MISSIONARIES AT cHEFoo.
Cincinnati Branch of the Society
Learns of Their Arrival

CINCINNATI, Iure "a message has
been received at the Cincinnati. branch of
the Methodist Woman's Fo-eig1 NJ IS Onl-y
Society, telling Of the safe arriva. at c. e
feo Of a number of missionaries. Accord
ing to the information received, the v.
Or. Frederick Brown. missionary, who
made his escape from the Boxers. states
that thirteen missionaries from Pekil d
twelve from Tientsin arrived slfely at
Chefoo.
IL the party was Miss Mary F. Shockley.
who was sent TO China by the Ciuc matt
,-ran' Of the society. When Mr. Gen. B.
+ C5wen, relative CT B shop Tn bIrn, Of
TIE Methodist Episcopal Church. who is
secretary OF the society, received the N s.
sage. she said:
MISS Shockley, who was one o. the
party, was sent TO China from this city
about i've years ago She is from Lancas-
ter, Ohio, and graduated from the Ohio
Wesleyan University at Delaware, Oslo
The reports We have received from o5tr
there show that Miss ShCckley was an ca
nest worker and well liked By all Who 2 ct
Eer- She was located al Tientsin and ever
since the trouble began her relatives and
friends have been trying to learn how she
was getting along She has many friends
IN this city and Columbus"
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The wheat news was not any more sat
isfactory than il has been heretofore but
early in the day, at least. there was a
strong disposition 10 sell wheat. The d.
cline was TO have bGen txpe- ted. AMI many
began to sell the staple seeyral days ago.
The advance was too violent Il more than
discounted all the bad news rec ived. ald
all thai is in the least likely.
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DISTRICT oE COLUMBIA BONDS.
6s, 1902. ''20-J ear funding gold. IO2
?s. 1901. Water stock currency Id2
A N-rnTrc
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There is much disposition among careful
people to compare the present prices Of
the preferred Pacifcs and Atchison pre-
ferred. with Baltimore and Ohio. common
The prices are about on a level. but II
would seem that there can be no question
as TO the greater intrinsic value of the
Western securities. The preferred North
ern Pacific and the preferred Union Pa
cifc are In reality as safe as almost any
stock on the list. The earnings of bosh
companies are far in excess Of the prefer
red dividend requirements. and they may
both be considered to be firmly established
on dividend basis for years to come. if
not for all time. The same is true Of
Atchison. preferred, though not quite to
the same extent. This stock is. moreover.
receiving ) Per cent dividends Baltimore
and Ohio, common. has never received a
dividend. and probably will not during the
remainder Of this year. IL is not pleasant
10 go short Of Baltimore and Ohio. COM
mon, at any price, on account Of the skill
ful manipulation of the cliques in the
stock, but il is certainly safe to buy the
other securities at their present level.
The evening times., 1900-06-27
New York Cotton Market.
TRIAL OF KENTUCKY SUSPECTS
Preliminary Arrangement for the
GOebeI Assassination Cases.

GERMANTOWN. Ky. June 27.-Pre-
liminary arrangements are being made for
the trials of the accused in the Goebel
assassination. Ex-Governor Brown. of
Louisville; Judge Sims of Bowling Gree.
Judge R. c. Kincaid of Louisville. and ].
H. Tirsley, Of BarbOursville. attorneys for
the defense. are here today and are having
consultations with the prisoners.
The Commonwealth attorneys were
here SATURDAY with the star wItness.
Wharton Golden. Ex-Governor Brown
says the accused viii be ready when called
upon. The case Of Secretary of State
Caleb Powers viii be first taken up. The
trials are set for July 9.
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TAKEN TO ST. ELIzABETE,s.
Galloway. the COgored Nan Who Rar
Amuck. Declared Insane

Galloway. the CoIored Wan Who Ran
Amuck. Declared Insane.
William Galloway. TIE co'ored p-tient
at Freedman's Hospital who became Viz
lently insane last night, creating consid =
able havoc and doing great damage until
subdued by a bullet in the arm from the
revolver Of Policeman Carroll. was to 'ay
committed 10 St EHzabeth's Insane Asy-
lum.
The action was taken by direction OF
Sanitary Officer Frank at the suggestion
Of the hospital physicians, who declared
that IL was dangerous 10 keep Galloway
az the institution in his present mental
condition.
Galloway IS thirty years old and lived in
Marlboro. He had been patient al the
hospital since Saturday.
Policeman Carroll. who was injured by
blows struck by Galloway with a sccntIing
and who was removed 10 his home Ia er.
was today reported TO be much improved
and in no danger
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The Virginia NIedicaI Board

LYNCHBURG. Va, June 27.-The State
Medical Board is in session in this city.
One hundred and twenty applicants for ad-
mission 70 practice in the State are being
examined ard the examinations will nor
close until Thursday evening. The board
has adopted regulations to conform with
the receEts acts Of the Legislature per
mittiag tho board at its option to receive
certificates from other States and placing
violations Of the medical laws in the hands
of juries
The evening times., 1900-06-27
SAVED FROM A MOB.
Police Rescue Chicago Offender
by "A SubterfuEe.

by "A SubferfuEc-
CHICAGO. June IA wagon load Of po-
lieemen from the Desplaines Street sta
tion were required last night 70 prevent
crowd from mObbing George Cotton, jr..
for assaulting six-year-old Blanche TrO-
sen. When the police responded to the
call TO an alley In the rear of Cotton 5
home. they found a maddened crowd try
ing to break into the barn where Cotton
had barricaded himself
Policeman Simsrott succeeded in slip
ping into the barn and concealing Cotton
beneath some hay When he announced
TO the crowd that the accused had escaped
from the barn, the mob WAS persuaded to
disperse. Cotton was then placed in the
patrol wagon and taken 20 the station
house. where he confessed The crime.
The evening times., 1900-06-27

The grangers were strong this morning
because Of the slump in wheat. BIrli-g-
ten sold above 123 Rock Island nearly to
105. and st. Paul up half a pont or more
early in the Cay. The Pacif. secu ities
also showed much buoyancy. especially
Northern Pacific and Missouri Pacific The
former sold above 81, and the latter above
IS. Union Pacific went above 80. AtchisOn
preferred sold around IL
The evening times., 1900-06-27
Headies~ Rody on the Track.

VINELAND. n J., June 27--The head
less and armless body of a eolored man
aged about thirty years, was fouE.d on the
tracks OF the West Jersey and Sesshore
Railroad early yesterday morning. The
suppositOn is that the man was stealing
his way to Philadelphia and accidentally
fell beneath the cars Of the midnight
freight In the pockets the coroner found
several Philadelphia addresses. The coro-
ner's jury met and adjourned until Friday
The evening times., 1900-06-27
SLAYER wyatt Confirmed.

ret, of the diocese Of Maryland, went TO
Annapolis jail yesterday and confirmed
Robert Wyatt, who is confined there for
the murder of Capt. Oliver NJ. CauIk. Wy
att is TO be hanged in Annapolis on July
q. His mother. who lives in ST. MichaeIs.
wrote that she would visit him once more
before the hanging.
The evening times., 1900-06-27
CARS DERAILED BY BUGS.
Explanation offered for Accidents on
ENanstom-s EIcctric RnilNnN.

EvanSton-S Electric RAILWAY.
CHICAGO. June 27.-OficiaIs OF the Ev-
anston Electric Stree, Railway have decIi-
Cd upon the cause Of the frequent 6e-ail-
ment Of their cars OF late BUGS. they as
sert, are responsible for the accidents. and
they have prepared plausible story 10
substant!2te their statements
Within the last few days several cars
on that line have jumped the track. In
each case L was IL the immediate vicinity
Of an arciight. The ETarstOuiaus say that
the deraiIment was caused by the hum
dreds Of carcasses Of bugs which have faI-
len dead on the tracks. after lowering
about the electric lights. This discovery
was made by an employe Of the road who
Kansas
The evening times., 1900-06-27
COMMENCEMENT At HARVARD.
Lord Pauncefote and Governor Crane
TO Receive Degrees

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, June z7.-This is
commencement day at Harvard While Tie
graduates are assembling in front o. Hollis
and Holwo-thy Halls. a meeting OF the
Board Of Cverseers will be held and tle
degrees passed upon and approved.
The class viii then march to Sanders
Theatre. under the direction Of Chief Mar
shai Burden. preceded by Governor Crane.
with an escort Of lanciers and the presi-
aent Of the university
Honorary degrees are &c be conferred
upon lord Paun-efote British Amtassl "a r,
and Murray Crane. Governor Of Mas sachu-
sets.
The evening times., 1900-06-27
Made BaId by Lightning.

tFrom the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune)
Albert Dawson son Of Thomas Dawson of near
Marseilles, had experience Thursday night
which he said he would not go through again
for million dollars. He was in an outbui!ding
during a storm last night when the place was
struck by lightning. He said the room at the time
sblaze anG a few seconds later he became un-
conscious. When he recovered he WAS minus all
OF his hair upon HE head, but otherwise was un-
injured
The evening times., 1900-06-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

II THE SCPREAIE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLI ABlA. HOLDING 4 SPECIAL TERN
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS N RE
ESTATE or MICHAEL ODDER. DECEASED
No. $50. Administration Docket o.
Application having beea naaGe to the Supreme
Cour; of the District Of Columbia. holding ! sDe-
cial term ter Orphans Court business. for probate
Of the last viii and testament ana COGicils and for
Letters testameutaTy on said estate, BY Timothy b.
Leblanc executor named IN said Will il Is ordered
this llth cav Of June \ D. 1900 that notice IS
hereby given Il the unknown heirs-at-law and next
Of kin Of said Michael OCier. and 20 all Others
concerned 70 appear in said court on tt FSDAY
THE nth DAY OF JULY. A d. 1900 Al
O'CLOCK P. A.. 10 show cause why such a3plica-
tiou should cot De granted This notice shall be
published IN the Washington Law Reporter ana
The Washington Times once in each OF three sue
cessive weeks before the return DAY therein men
tioned-the first publication 20 he not l,Ss taag
thirty GAYS before said return day.
BY the court: CHAS- G. COLE. Justice.
Attest. LOUIS A DENT, Register Of Wills
RAY GRANT, Attorneys for Applicant
ielS.20,Z1
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Washington stock =rcnanEe.

Sales-U. S. S's, registered: S4O01O9:
American Security and Trust: 1OG 200:
Capital Traction. scrip: S103Gl06 1-2: Cap
ital Traction: l00G102 7-S.+ 20G1c2 3-4.' 3
2 Hlo2 5-S;s Washington Gas: 50G52 3-4; "
Mergenthaler Linotype 5G1S1.' 100
Isl S-S." l29Ff1Sl 1-2;" American GraDho-
phone: 35Gu "a. sail 5-S; Pneumatic
Gun Carriage: 100Gl5 cents. After call
Me-genthaler Linotype: 5GIS1 3-4.s
COYFItNAfFNr RONTrs
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HIS LIrE SAVED
By ChamberIain's Collie. Cholera. and
DiarrhOes Remedy.

II am sure that Chalnberlain's Colic Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy at time saved my
life says A. E. Lafalette, of Gregory Landing
Clark county, Missouri II in such bad shape
that the doctors said could not live When |
was at the lowest ebb one Of my neighbors
brought in bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera, and Diarhoe4 Remedy, and ! took il
and got instant relief. soon got up and around.
That nine years ago ard / am still in good
hsalth. Sire their rhzr medicine has always
been In my house gpd always viii be. Il Is the
best on earth" For sale by Henry Evans, whole
sac and retail, AID AZ druggists.
The evening times., 1900-06-27
aud uPiards mnde
on FURNITURE,
PINAOS. HORSES
Leans Of $40

Wagons etc. at lowest rates and The DAY
you apply We loanlng On the Bo-ldIag and
iosn Association plan. which makes the cost Of
carving loans rJSh less than yCu pay else
where and allows you TO pay Il CT N any sized
notes you desire. running irom Ore 10 twelve
months You only pay for the use Of money sor
yhe length 0f time you carry It. Il you hz-e
lean with some other company We Viii pay IL
cf and advance you more money II desired. Rates
eheerluIiy given AID ccst TO you ua!ess iosa
< made Leans made anywhere in the District
CAu and CeS rates. Front roou- RTsI door. Sci
trtifc American Building
National Mortgage Lean Co.
625 + Street ~ ",
The evening times., 1900-06-27
Burned while Playing with Matche,

WESTMINSTER Md. June 27.-Mnes
Miller, the young son OF L. A. Miller. pro-
prietor Of the Montour House OF West
minister. was badly burned Monday while
playing with matches The chiId's dress
caught on fire and lie ran screaming into
the house. His mDther and two sisters
frantically endeavOred to tear the dress
from the boy and in doing so were also
badly burned The child's face. breast.
and arms had been seriously burned
The evening times., 1900-06-27

3i9.9Si; net earnings. $21, 9ee.o .oco; Increase,
S3.e5S, l4l: total income, $25, sag. .CO0: in
crease 50. .249. $50; first charges, sic, ,927 goo;
increase, S655,7T2a net income, IS, 612 o00;
increase. $2.5S4. .114s net income, ,eoitaoinn
iEcre2se. 1854 ia; sinking funds, S345,-
eco; increase, $S8eS9; balance, $S.267, coo;
increase, S2,556.o25; dividends. S4.937, ,OO0;
increase, $4,000; surplus, s., $50 coo; in
crease, SI.6I9. 025.
The evening times., 1900-06-27

1t viii be seen that for the quarter end
ing June 30. with the additional dividend
payment. the company had a smaller sur
plus than during the same quarter last
year. For the entire year, however. the
surplus is increased despite the additional
dividend
The evening times., 1900-06-27
MADE A FORTUNE IN WHEAT.
san Francisco Ga>mau UnIoads Iii
Holdings In Time.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 27.-Maurice
Casey. General Manager Of the Central
Gas Company, has cleared up a fortune
he bought on margin 100000 bushels OF
wheat in Chicago. When wheat was al
top figure Casey wired orders 20 his Chi
cago brokers' 10 unload and dumped tbs
whole lot just before the break came.
Casey's profits from the deal amounted
10 SI50.o00. which IS the largest sum made
BY any local operator.
The evening times., 1900-06-27
Two Writers.
From The indianapolis Press )

(from the indianapolis PresS.)
But papa" said the maiden. '-he bids fair
10 become a writer Gf nore''
res" answered the cd man. "and the other
fellow Is GirCaGv 8 writer q checks-'
AZ 20 the one she ultimately chose. III gentle
reader can easily decide one way the other
Il all de2eEds the age Of the gentle reader.
The evening times., 1900-06-27
JOE CHAMBERLAIN WINS.
Captures the Northumberland Plat,
at New CastIe.

LONDON. June 27.-The race for the
Northumberland plate of 1000 sovereigns
for three-yeaT-olds and upwards. was run
at the New Castle summer meeting today
and was won by J. c. Dyer's Joe Cham
berlain. ]. A Milier's Innocence was sec
ond and c. S. Newton's Ameer third.
Eight horses ran. The betting was S
to 1 against Joe Chamberlain, 8 to 4
against Innocence. and to / against
Ameer. The American jockey Martin rode
the winner.
The evening times., 1900-06-27
stephen Cranes Remains Arrive.

NEW YORK. June 27.-Among the pas
sengers who arrived today on the steam
ship Bremen from Bremen and Southamp-
ton were Mrs. Crane and daughter. who
accompany the remains of Stephen Crane.
who died abroad June >
The evening times., 1900-06-27

The coal stocks were strong this morn
ing. Reading first preferred selling above
%. The May statement Of the Reading
Company is an excellent one The gross
earnings were S2.329. .242. an increase of
S42S."4l. The net earnings showed an in
crease Of S14S. .939. So far the May state
meIts are showing up excellently despite
all the pessimism in the bear predictions
The evening times., 1900-06-27

The steel securities were all strong this
morning. Federal Steel. common. and Wire.
common. both selling above 30 and Tennes-
see Coal and Iron above Go.
The evening times., 1900-06-27
TIE MARKET ADVANCES
Impetus in Speculation Derived
FTcm London.

Tennessee Ccai and from and Brook
lyn Rapid Transit Lead la the Up
ward MoVemeHt-Cains In the Rail-
way List-The Industrial QuEr-
ter Not Very Active, Bat Firm.
The evening times., 1900-06-27
MASON y. RICHARDSON. Trustee.
!e5-d&cs S44 D Street northwest

The above sale Is postponed until THURSDAY.
the trustees ieI6-dSds en-
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M RE. THEO.

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New York stoek Market.

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs C Co,
members OF the New York Exchange. l4l2
Street.
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Troops to Remuin i'm sor.th Africn.

CAPE TOWN. June X7.-I is officially
anno'sced that 10 u>Jps will leave South
Africa till the end OF the wa.
The evening times., 1900-06-27

Heurieh's beer surpasses all other beers in
purity. age. and strength Phone 634 Arlington
Bottling Company foT case OF Maerzen, Senate,
or Lager.
The evening times., 1900-06-27

The earnings statement Of the New York
Central, partly estimated, may be given as
follows: For the quarter ending June 30
Gross earnings. s13. 43O 900; increase. S97S.-
IA; net earnings, $5.271 GOO; increase.
s571.911; total income, Sc. .359. 900; increase.
1862 .2S4; net income 1883. 900; increase.
SSfSl7o; balance after S. F.. 81. SOS 600; in
crease. sS67.0S1; dividends, $1,437 600; in
crease. $4,000; surplus. s42S. 600; de-
crease. $69,sl9. From July to June 30
Gross earnings. $54. .474 coo; increase. So
The evening times., 1900-06-27

There was a good showing Of strength
IN the stock market this morning prices
In nearly all classes Of securities advauC-
Ing fractioE3IIy during the first hour OF
the day. and seeming inclined 10 continue
pu their upward course L0L.Cn was
rather heavy purchaser Of the Information
al securities, and wheat was weak al the
opening, declining TO a snail fraction
above 81 cents OF other news there was
HtJe, but these two factors were cOuEiG-
eTed most important aEi caused The bears
on this side 70 cover heavily. Business
was not IN as great volume as il was
al times yesterday. and some authorities
said that there was an absence OF com
mission house buying that should be rath-
er GiscCUTasiLg TO those who have looked
for q continuous upward movement The
outlook is good for somewhat higher prices
bat IL Is not believed by careful Observers
Of the market that more than a good rally
should be expected at this time. Buyers
on small margins would Go well 20 take
profits. but The advice IL still given 20 buy
for investment on every small recession.
The banks have lost TO the sUb-treasury
so far this weeS more than SlCOO.JC0. but
the money situation is not in the least
alarming
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