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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-27

companied on the return trip BY HIS
brother. Mr.. Chas. H. Dold, of Kansas
City.
Miss Alta Myers, cashier Of the ac-
counting offices of the Dold company,
has returned to her duties after severe
illness.
Many compliments have been received
from many different sources for the fine
appearance and the swell display made
by the cavalcade representing the Union
stock yards in the civic parade. A united
effort was quietly made at the Exchange
and the result was not only every in
terest at the yards was represented IN
hhe cohort, but several old-time shippers
to this market from out of town were
on hand, mounted, uniformed, and took
a place in the famous second division
Colonel Ed Blackburn is the pride OF the
boys for mis- elegant military bearing as
ne commanded this SQUAD, riding the
stylish charger, Russell" and IN every
way upholding the dignity and tone OF
his command. Inspector Tfllford, A. b.
Moore, Jim Vsndiver. Marsh Paugh and
Ed Healy, and all the rest showed up
finely and all enjoyed themselves, even
taking in the Midway after the parade.
Fancy prices were again the rule yes
terday at the Hereford stock show at
Kansas City, and many high-bred Here
fords were disposed Of. Colonel Slaugh-
ter Of Fort Worth, Texas. paid the nigh
est price Of the day, giving 1880 Tor
Aaron, a calf just a year and day OLD,
owned by ". S. Van Malta & Sons, OF
Fowler, Indiana Babe Of Alamo, hand
some three-year-old cow, was knocked
down to Frank Rockefeller Of Cleveland
Ohio. for 81 800, after spirited bidding. She
was sold by John Sparks, of Reno, Ne
vada. who on Wednesday paid $3.50 Tor
the blooded heifer, Armour Rose Beau
Donald VIII, calf, was sold by W. h.
Curtis Of Eminence, KY. TO P. c. Ronme,
of Fort Worth, Texas, for 8, 200. Colonei
Slaughter dropped out after bidding Sl,iz5.
Other. sales: Beau Donald VII, calf, to
John W. Lowell, Denver, 5000; Westena'
young COW, to K. B. Armour, Kansas
City, $3.50.
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M,KINLEY APPEALED TO

washington, Oct. 2S.-The resolutions
adopted al a mass meeting held In Car
uegie Hall. New York october i, urging
the president to offer the friendly services
OF the United States IN mediation between
Great Britain and the Transva&l ana
Orange Free State republics, were pre-
sented 10 the president this afternoon
by a delegation from New York, headed
bv Tunis c. Bergin. president Of the Hol-
land society The delegation also IN
eIuded Alfred II Love OF Philadelphia,
president of the Universal Peace Union.
Mr. Rergin, IN his address presenting the
petition to the president. said the dele
CATION had no desire 10 embarrass the
friendly relations between the United
states and Great Britain. On the con-
trary. II was because OF that fFiendiiness
and good understanding that they pre-
scented the petition TO the president, IN
the hope that in the wise and good dis
erection OF the executive way might DC
found TO offer the timely Offices OF the
government Of the United States IN an
endeavor TO allay the bloody conflict now
going on in Africa This would be in line
with the new diplomacy enuRciated AT
The Hague peace conference. The hope
was expressed that honorable terms of
peace might be secured, the honor Of both
parties being sustained and the names oI
two of our sister republics he not strick-
en- from the earth No people would well
Come our good offices like fde E1glisa
people The South African republics were
ready for mediation and the United
States. as the friend OF both, should be
the best mediator.
The president. in responding, thanked
the gentlemen present for appearing and
for the sentiments expressed IN behalf
of peace. Such sentiments had his sym
patty. but in a case where so many d.
verse interests are involved moves must
be made with great reserve lest unwit-
tingiy injury be done some OF the par
ties. The fact. moreover, must not be
overlooked that America had Interests a.
stake. The president reiterated that he
was for peace. and assured the deleEa~
ton that the petition would receive his
most earnest consideration
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CORN TAXES IBE HAD
Belief That Crop Estimates
Have Been Too High
STARTS GENERAL BUYING
All Other Markets Respond to
the Up,urn,
STARTS GENERAL BUYING

Chicago, Oct. 2s.-Corn led the process
sion on Change today and closed with a
gain of safe for the December option.
A general buying movement induced by
the growing conviction that this years
crop has been greatly overestimated
caused the upturn December wheat
closed with gain of 14@9sc, and oats sc.
Provisions were dull and closed practical
ly unchanged.
Wheat opened steady and scored a sc
advance over last nights close during
the first hours trading. Early news was
generally OF q bearish cast. but shorts
were nervous over the situation In South
Africa and commenced covering from the
start. The strength in corn also encour-
aged buying and as offerings were scarce
the upturn was easily accomplished. De-
cember opened &c higher at 702s GTes4c,
and advanced to 71Eo. At the latter fig
ure, however, good deal of long wheat
was thrown on the market and a reaction
to 7Oaa G707sc followed. The latter part
of tie session was extremely dull, VITA
the price barely holding at 707s671c, and
finally closing with buyers al 707sc. In
dications of an increase of 1900, 600 bush
ELS III the OOHGSLlc visible curing me
week and reports Of complete relief in the
drouth-stricken sections had a depres-
sing influence after the early trading
Spot demand was poor. Chicago received
1O6 cars. six Of which graded contract.
Total western primary receipts were $685.
| 900 bushels. Atlantic port clearances in
wheat and -four eQualled 490 900 bushels.
Corn was strong and active. A report
| by an authoritative statistician that the
early estimates Of this years yield must
be materially reduced owing to disap-
poining husking returns was the chief
buying motive. Cash demand was slack
Receipts, as cars. December opened &c
higher at 315s631&c sold sparingly at
319sc, advanced to 321sc and closed at &c
Oats were dull, but held steady in SYM
pathy with corn. The principal trade con-
sisted of changing from December to May
with the result of slight narrowing of
the specials. Receipts, 272 cars. Decem-
Der opened a shade lower at 229s922a.c
and advanced to 227sc
The advance in corn strengthened pro-
visions early. but the market yielded IN
der heavy liquidation near the end and
the advance was all lost. January pork
closed 212c lower at s9.5715; January lard
unchanged at s5.371a. and January ribs
"a shade lower at 81 95d4 9715.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHICAGO
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A()6 MARKET UPWARD
StrHg to 2 IL Cents Higher
With Better Receipts,
TOPS UP TO 1895
Cattle Steady With Mixed
Offerings,

There was varied mixture OF swine
quotations yesterday, and the different
receiving points of the west tangled up
somewhat in their statement of prices.
For instance, Chicago, with 5000 less hogs
than Wednesday in at the yards, gave
out as their quotation, easier" St.
Louis, with just q normal run of hogs
seemed to show scent higher market,
Fno Kansas City, with a large supply,
an advance over any day in some time
taIeIy, was only steady. The local hog
market was fairly quoted as strong TO
@S2 cents higher, and most of the latter
sales, including the best hogs yarded
curing the day. went at the best end OF
NE split, namely, 21k cents higher. It
was good day yesterday on the local
hog market and the trading was brisk.
-ae demand good. and the prices paid
entirely to the satisfaction of the sellers,
ana, as compared with the tone Of the
S1ner western markets, was strong The
volume Of receipts was also very. encour-
Slng, there being a very fair supply and
tne quality Of them above the average Of
late. There were eight cars to cross the
scales and they were taken Ias fast as
.eady Tor weighing, and the call for fat
butcher stock Of light to medium was
great enough TO have absorbed many
times the number on sale. As a matter
OF TACT. the bulk OF the hogs in yester-
DAY were on the heavy order, the aver
age weight for all the car stuff being
90 OF all the car loads in. the ligb+est
toad was 246 pounds. and from this the
weight went up as high as Isl. Consider
ing the fact that all over, both at this
point ana the rest Of the western mar
Aets' medium light weight bacon hogs
are the prime sellers and most in 6e-
mand' the market at the Wichita YARDS
yesterday was very strong, the heavy
outcher hogs selling at the same strong
prices as the mediums. It was a f1uctu-
auhg market yesterday, and no two re-
ported the same standard, and in fact
hardly any one Of them showed the same
conditions ali day, most Of them opening
a. a lower or steady point, and closing
weaker. Wichita held its own and closed
at least p cents higher, with buoyant
feeling and the strength Of the early mar
OF the day maintained.
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DRIFT IS Downward
In Stocks After a Fairly
Strong Opening.
CLOSE is ABOUT LOWEST
And Below Wednesdays
CIose--Bonds With Stocks.

New York. Oct. zS-The evidences OF
strength in yesterdays stock market at
tracted quite a large buying interest TINS
morning and the market near the nrs'
hour took the upward course with very
active trading. The demand showed. how
ever. a marked falling on during the rest
of the day and the isolated points OF
strength which developed from time to
time proved unavailing TO sustain prices
and the drift was downward until the
close. which was very generally at the
low point Of the day, and al level oe-ow
last night. The market during the first
hour was conspicuous for the great
breadth OF the demand, the number OF
stocks which moved being no less than
| 125. The aggregate number Of shares dealt
in was also very large Broadly speaking
! the market was a reversal OF that OF yes
! terday. in that railroads generally were
| inclined to react, while the Industrial
stocks moved upwards. The evidences or
proft-taking in the coalers, which were
manifest ,even IN the opening dealings.
prompted selling TO realize in the railroad
! list The outside demand for stocks was
very much increased. and II was this
which was fed by the professional oper-
/ ators. who have been accommodating stocks
| at the lower level. At the same time the
vigorous strength Of Sugar, Tobacco,
| Brooklyn Transit, Rubber and other In
dustrials and the continued speculation
/ in the Leather stocks helped to maintain
the list while the realizing was going on.
! These stocks all suffered TO the extent
| OF from one TO over two points In the
| late douyuward movement Inside support
was manifest in some of the newer indus
trials which have been the target recent
4 w for bear attack There were old indi-
vidual stocks which were strong at dif-
/ ferent times. including Atchison prefer
red. on its September statement of net
earnings, Southern Railway preferred
| and Chesapeake and Ohio. London was a
| buver here, though on a smaller scale
| than Yesterday, and sterling exchange
yielded fraction in consequence. Appre-
/ hension of an unfavorable showing by
| the banks on Saturday was an influence
! in the growing heaviness of stocks. New
| York exchange shows some recovery at
| a few important interior points, but con-
/ tinues downward and the outward move
| ment OF money has not yet eased. The
/ banks net loss to the sub-treasury thus
! far foOts up over 81, 100 600 for the week.
/ The rate for call loans dropped suddenly
near the close to per cent, but only
after the bulk OF the days demands had
| been met at 612 to per cent. Tenders OF
money on time hold out for j. per cent
and exact choice collateral. The fact Is
| that some Of the large interests operat-
/ ing in the market have been lenders OF
money and are calling their loans for
their own operations in stocks Closing
| ~ 81 a fC1inUS-
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METAL MAEKET.

New York, OFT z-Pricss Deits1 Away
raplssF ur5er E-Es11 offerings aa6 seas
statements fTou outs41e rlsrkesE TN 81
pig tr1z 10 particular saoEgaE soffzeEs
Eyrze-s szere te1iTersrt - tae Csscss-
si7ns o9e-as sz1 aoaEat - 3 haE1--a-
-rreatz fasEtgn A. tie cfoEs tse r-etz1
.xchzuKs called p.E iran warrants iaEs-
- ssA qzoted tt7TTs sakz copper ~zET a.
s. ~ ~ weak 50 & ia AZ g. = ask
ss. lead e4sler. vita s. - 80 4us s. 81
asked: ss~stsr ~ezk. Eits 3 - @z1 9 3
asked Tse brokers price To- lszs =
s. . az5 %. copper. t17-sa
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct 26.-Cattle-Trade In cat
tie today wal brisk at prices fully 10 cents
HIGHER. Good to fancy grades brought
s.. SCAT. rs; common to medium S4.oy9
*: stockers and feeders. 2.50q4.7 rs; COWS
Ind bulls. S2.O0G4.65; Texans, s3.5ea4.l0;
calves, S5.O0d5.75.
Hogs-There was an active demand for
hogs early at an advance of cents, but
buyers were soon filled UP and the late
market ruled weak to to 10 cents low
er. Fair to prime lots, S.25q4.45; neaVy
hackers. SO. S5d4. 221h: mixed, &.leG4.3i u;
butchers, $4.15a4.50; light weights, Si."Vg
4.871a; pigs, 50. 65d4 40.
Sheep-The limited supply of sheep and
lambs were we'll taken at STEADY prices.
sheen sold on basis of 81. 0oGS.0 90 for
common up to S4.00G4.S5 for good to
choice. yearlings selling at the top. Com
mon 10 choice lambs sold at So. 50ll5. IS.
Receipts-Cattle. $500; hogs, 2S,coo;
sheep, $1,000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 25.-Cattle-Re-
ceiots. 1000 natives, 5000 Texans; market
steady; native steers, $4.50Q6.O0; Texas
steers. 81 S5d4.5G; Texas cows, &. 2od2.s5;
native COWS and heifers, s1.75Q4 SO; stock
ers and feeders, 50. 4OQ4.60; bulls, S2.404
$50.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market steady;
bulk Of sales, "a. 10Q4. 121zi heavy, 81 -o712Q
AS. packers and workers., S4.10714.15; mix
ed. 81. 1Oa4. 121a; light, $4.09q4.15; pigs, SIS
Oils.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market steady;
lambs, 81. OOd5. 25; muttons. $3.00q4.00.
ST. LOUIS.
st.ILouis, Oct. 26.--Cattle-Receipts, j.
600: market steady; native shipping and
beef steers, s.. 5Od6. 20; stockers and feed
ers. 81. 25q4. 70; cows and heifers, &.0eq
ass: Texas and Indian steers, So. 15d4. 10.
Hog-Receipts, $500; market cents
higher; pigs and lights, A.20d4.90; pack
ers. A.I5d4. 80; butchers, S4.S0d4. 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 300; market steady to
stronger, without change.
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a PRISnNERlS IESIIMONY

New York. Oct 25.-A Dispatch % the
Herald from London save. The London
Standards special correspondent win inc
forces at Ladysmith. who was captured
nv tba Roers ana released az the battle of
FlandsIaagte. in describing his expert
ences. saws: "Unsoldierly as the Beers
might seem. thsre was NO mistakiag their
phvs!eal fitness Nearly al ~ them are
etrong. powerfully built men. while Few
are veritsble giants They are an ~
highest spirits. FOR instance. on the uiFht
~ ou- oarturc our field corset was iu-
duced 20 preside over an impromptu
smoking concertt re was amusing TO sec
q Johanuesburger PLAYING the piano Win
his gun suu sluug over bis shoulder,
while his more rustic comrades stood
around spell-bound. They sans Trans
wal Voikslled with immense vgor. The
one subject 81 their talk was their rcso-
lutte determination 70 nghy 20 che last for
the Independence Of their country
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American Jockeys at Newmarket

London. Oct 26.-At the Newmarket
Houghton meeting today the Breeders
Nursery handicap was won by Killarkin.
ridden by J. RelG. St MiiHcent finished
second: Jouvence. with Sloan Up. and
LEU ran a dead heat for third place.
Nippon won the Third Welter handicap.
Martin finished second on Sea Fog. Later
Sea Fog was disqualified, thus giving
Lord Ernest second place and Sacripant
third place Martin won the HoEghtou
handicap on AHyor- Elm. ridden BY
Sloan. was unp!aced. Tha betting was 2
10 against AiIyor and 20 ] against
Elfn The Dewhurst plate race resulted
in victory for Democrat. ridden By
Sloan. The betting was s 20 on Demo
cTar Ge-mani-us. ridden by 7. Rein.
won a 2-yeer-old sailing plate sioan took
second place. with Golden Horseshoe The
betting vas y 70 I against GermsHicrls
and q against Horseshoe a free hsndi-
cap sweepstakes was wen BY Chosen.
sloan rode Sibala. unplaced-
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FIELD IElEGRAPHY

Washington. oct E--IAeutenant Colo
mel Lee. military attache a the British
embassy here. has boon comforting win
the war department authorities a. 90 ne
methods o. field teleerapay which n'isht
De servlceabie IN THE South African cam
paien. The American operations in Cuba
and the Philippines have developed ssv-
eral novel and exclusive devices Cor en-
erEency telegraph communication In rs
fed. which. however. are not al the dis
posal Of the foreign governments. The
understanding AZ the war department -
that slEnor Narconi the italian expert
now IN New York may 30 enlisted by tha
British forces IN adopting wireless com
munication in South Africa II g. s,atel.
however. at the British embassy. that NJ
Instructions in that direction have been
received
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, Oct. 26.-Coffee-Options
oDened steady and unchanged and though
moderately active, varied but little from
last nights close The cable news Of
fered little inducement to either side.
Larger Brazilian receipts were offset by
heavier withdrawals from American
warehouses. Closed steady, unchanged to
> points net lower. Sales, 5000 bags, in
Guiding November. 4.s5G4. SOC; December,
csc; January, 5.1Od5 .15c; March s. 25c;
May, 5000. 95c; September, 5.50q6. 55c.
Spot. Rio firm: No. invoice, SAC; No.
: iobbing, 69sc Mild, firm; Cordova, 6Aa
1124c.
Sugar-FTrm; fair refining, 8 1850 bid;
centrifugal. 90 test, 5-16c; molasses SUI
gar, s-l6c bid. Refined, firm.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS

On the Produce Exchange today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-SIow; creamery, 15qEc; dairy,
14qac
Egg@strong; fresh, 17d17i5c.
Cheese-Strong: cream. 12G12i4c.
Dressed poultry-Weak; turkeys, slka
Zoe; ducks, TIC; spring chickens, 714aSc;
hens, 714c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No. Oct. &.-Wheat-De-
cember. 645sc; Nay. 6s2.c; cash, No hard
63d6SIsc: No. 3, 60izQ53c; No. red, Sc;
No. 3. 66d6Sc.
Corn-December. 2S7sc; cash. No. mix
ed. 9Od31c: No. white. 311ac; No. 3. SIC.
Oats-No. . white, 25c.
Rye-No. .. 52lzc
Hay-Choice timothy. S.&GS.5 choice
prairie. S710G7.25.
Bu,ter-creamery, IsG22c; dairy. 1sc.
Eggs-Fresh. I4c-
ST LOUIS.
St Louis. Oct 2s.-Wheat-Higher No.
red cash. elevator. ss7.c; track. MA
-5asc: Nc harsd, 5SG5sc.
Cor1-Ffieaer; NJ. . cash 5lizc: track,
! s2s. d2sc: December. 2os.c: May. 3-7sc.
Oats-Fi-m; No. > cash. &c; track. &c;
December. 2Stac; Nay. 25izc; No. white.
oslo
Ry=Firm: 55izT5fc.
Receipts-FI1ur. Go1o; wheat =. 30; corn
s. Co: oats. GO
Shipmerts-F-our 1.ha; wheat =. e'';
cora, S.1,8; oats. So 80
NEW YORK
New York. OCt- 2s--F. cur-FeceiQ PTS.
1854: exports. 3.Sis, ruled firm and active
on good local and export demand. ci5s-
ing with an upward tendency. Winter
patents. S3-s11.SS- Minnesota patents.
I 8. g5T4 -: Minnesota bakers. 8. 114 80.
Wheat-Rsceipts. 2=-.-15- exports. $50
+ s57- Sp0t. steady. NJ. -e3. Ss'sc Z o. b.
afoat spot. No. northern DGiurh- 7sts C.
o. b. af78at 20 arrive. NJ. hard Du-
luth So7sc 10 arrive, No. reG. SFic e-e-
vstor. Options closed easy AZ neJ adj
sance of(-tT1sc- Nay. 7s's size, c.oss5
-szsc: December. - e-lsc. closed 1850
+ Corn-Recsip;s - Sls; exports. - spot
No. = eltsc Z @. b.. af5aJ and $50 ele-
vato1 Options closed f-D s<t q net adj
vance Of isaSsc. cEis1y ag peceEub@-;
( Nay. sea9sz.c. closed 1s'sc. December. -
G4sssc closed 4eisc
( Oacs-Receipts, 1850, iezp5rts. 20,
spot steady. No. . -s7sc. NJ. 8. -, No.
v hite. suisse. Ne. white $40. track
mixed western. 2Sl2sc track. waite -
/ So Options quisti ard steady.
{ Rusts--Recetrts. 49, Market firm:
+ western creamery, I.E44c; factory. I4i-G
+ nc
| CAeese-Rscelp,s 4.si packages: barely
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BY EXPLOSION OF CHEMICALS
Four University of Chicago students
and Two Profes sors Injured

Chicago, Oct. 25-Four students and two
professors OF the University of Chicago
were injured in an explosion Of chemicals
in Kent Laboratory today and many 9TH
ers were almost overcome by smoke and
the fumes Of nitric acid. The injured are:
L. A Higley, NJ J. Iornes. William In
CHAM, r J. Myers, Prof. Alexander
Smith. Prof Lengfelt. II is thought that
none of the injuries will result fatally.
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steady; large white. f291z4c; small white.
124c; large colored, 1214G121zc; small col
ored, 12a.c.
Egg-Receipts, 5,2A packages; dull;
western. ungraded, at mark, 14qlsc-
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool, Oct 26.-Wheat-Futures,
easy; December, 6s sd; March. IS 1Ad;
May, IS sd.
Corn-Spot American mixed, new, quiet.
IS nd. American mixed, old, quiet, IS
nd. Futures: November quiet, IS sd;
December, quiet, IS 77sd; January steady,
IS ID.
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New York. Oct zs--Commsreisi-Advs
,sser's London financial esblegran, 7 aa
tone Of the markets here today vas gen
orally duh. bat became Slightly bester on
the receipt u the news q General Yu.e's
srriva. a. I-sdysrnith American securities
were hard al day. TIE close Ess az near
the best prices q the day-
Berlin. Oct 3-PTfces we're ifrsEl a.
- the 5oerze today. Americans we're
quiet
Paris. Oct S-Prioes - t5e o7Brss
were DUB today except in the case = Brs-
zf3zus. Whfch were maintained KsTirs
started easier. cwfzg % large Loneaa o.
ferirrs
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