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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-24
WE CAN AEEoRp 10 WALL.

Former Minister Taylor is strongly in favor Of the
annexation of Cuba. may judge of matters
completely hidden by futurs veil that is manifest des
tiny. But Cuba must allowed TO take her time
about coming into our union Of selfgovernng states
There be suspicion Of compulsion about it. We
do not need the Pearl OF Antilles much that
island and its people need us and the help OF govern
ment and institutions in the development of their re
sources and prosperity But the annexation movement
should start from Cuba rather than the United States We
can better afford wait than Cuba for the accom-
plshment of this result.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-24
No nockEp TAILs ZOE Roosevelt.

The refusal President Roosevelt TO buy horses or
paronize whose tails have been docked has led
Senator Ganger who agrees with the president this
subject to introduce bill in the making it
lawful for any person dock the tail of horse within
the District Of Columbia The bin imposes several fines
against this cruel practice and it Is likely pass Queen
Victoria started revolution in England against docking
horses tails by discardng all mutated animals in her
stables President Roosevelt certainly deserves credit for
ais humane action in this matter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-24

During HIS administration Miles annoyed and yeyed
President Mckinley, bat Mckinley let him so. Miles
started game with Roosevelt and his friends
are now picking pieces Of the perver his hide
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-24
ALONG THE KANSAS NILE.

Metcalf, the new pension agent. viii
reside IN Lawrence, and not in Topeka
Cy. Leland has been delegate to every
state convention of the Republicans in
Kansas since 1855.
When some OF the senators attacked
Funston's confirmation. Senator Harris
defended him vigorously.
The banquet Of the Kansas Day club
next month will not run all night II viii
begin at eco in the evening.
It will be at the Kansas club ban
quet the next time, IS a plate Pro
visions are higher this winter.
Richard Lindsay. so long one Of the
newspaper correspondents In Topeka, has
been made the Washington correspond
ent Of the Kansas City star.
It is understood that Senator Tillman
has employed lawyers 10 bring an injunc-
ton against William Allen White TO pre-
vent him from writing his biography.
Ralph Faxon has been looking the mat
ter up. and says that the newspaper men
have furnished but three congressman
from their ranks since Kansas became a
state.
II would be a great thing II we could
have Roosevelt and his manner Of talk
ing ont loud At the Copeland For a while
Kansas ought to Danish the political
whisper.
The G. A. r post at Fort Scott PUSHES
into print to tell that Il never Endorsed
Leland in his light for reappointmeHt. and
that the post is entirely satisfied with
Metcaf.
Sol. Miller once said tina. Cy- Leland
made the mistake OF his life when be
went into politics. But Leland retorted
that he woul- rather be poor IA politics
than rich out 81 IT,
T. r. RiGgley is after The Popullst nom
inatlou for congress in the Third district
II he gets 81 there VIII &c three-cor-
nsred neht and the Republican, cleo
tion VIII be as easy az money from home.
Colonel Richard Josiah Hinton. the
veli-Rnown coworkcr with John Brown.
who served in the Union army "a lssl-65.
ard later edited various neWspapers fl
Washfr gton. New ioTik end San Fran
cisco. died i1 London Friday lie wss
born IN London in ISL Richard }. Hla-
.on was q California 4eer HtriuE male
the trip overland 20 the gold ueids with
the first ~ the argonauts- after feH
years on the Paci6c slope be ass attract
81 q kansas hy the hansar-,s etrassa
& cnafests. and during the EeN- dozen years
he was = PROMINENT Geure SD tne sum
fo7ger state. Dlrins The free srate strsg-
gle he served a. c0rreer cndeut f1r tre
New york Tribune the calf lTcia tais
and other papers. ara MADE his bead
quarters wherever the Earsas capital
harre-43 10 he. er where interest cen-
tered ffe was Gre ~ tHs secretaries q
thz Free stare convention iH Tur.sa- 5'-'f
8 ard e. IN7. ~ which 5.-n Lane vas
rres.aeus. ard figured gn neaEiT every
free STATE convention AFTER tilar ~ snaaF
sears Ser several rearF ~ was eaFr-rs
. c1s.rt reporter. During TIE Ear ~ mace
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-24
THAT PRINCE BEING MAtleern

writer in the Pittsburg Dispatch having intimate
knowledge 81 coul lie in the Netherlands sets forth so
facts regarding Prince Henry the consou Of Queen We
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-24

However General Miles may recover from the shock
coronation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-24

II there is anything In spirituaism the ghost Of
drew Jackson back the White House trying 10 get
an opportunity shake Rooseyklts hand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-24

Mrs jenkins writes The Eagle that she had the last
anyway. And The last word in her several
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-24

And Historian MacClay las slipped OF down a nice
ooh board into the sea bT the direction of the pres
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-24

Official Washington needed tile very stirring I'D that
Roosevelt IS giving IT, And BE- is not finished yet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-24

If Miles had been discerning he would hare known
lat Roosevelt pres aent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-24

Fres5 MT Roosevelt turned down oue CT Marx Esnz2s
7pointments the othsF day
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-24

Hereafter in TIE natter CT dress parade Ess vf have
leave ms nlsath oEt g lt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-08
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 7.-Commer-
cial Advertisers London financial ca
blegram:
The stock market to-day was de-
pressed and stagnant. Paris is up, and
there was a fresh break IN Amalga-
mated Copper Rio Tintos touched
ass and closed at 461s. net loss of
rs for the day.
The American department was ne
elected but sagging throughout except
Atchison, in which 31a per cent. was
given to call 10000 shares at the end
of the year. 1t is still predicted that
the stock viii go on per cent semi
annual dividend basis. If so, the list
would respond.
The Bank of England has engaged
$4,000 gold from Batavia. Austria and
Germany are both inqulring for the
metal. The price has been advanced
to It's IND.
September trade returns show a de-
crease in imports of ia per cent, and
of exports 101a per cent; the latter is
due to falling off of coal exports and
a reduction in shipbuilding.
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s1ecIai to the Register.

S1oclai to the Register.
NEW YORK. October THE Lon
ION market for Americans was weak
day. the declines ranging from one
Funt down to Is below Saturdays New
York close. Copper showed decided
weakness. Liverpool reports corn ssc
higher and wheat the same. Steel
ammon fell off u and preferred Il.
The local market was not reassur-
ing this morning. The tone was weak.
ana the bears jumped into The ring
-ain. hammer.ng several ocHs down
and dragging others with taem. B.
Il. T. made bad break, and Tennessee
coal and Iron also showed weakness.
Late in the day a better feeling pre-
Vailed. and the closing rally carried
many stocks back TO about the best
prices of the day. and in exceptional
eases net gam was scored. The out
look is still a dubious one, and opini n
is we'll divided as TO whether there viii
fe a lower market, one practically
F.ationaly awaiting developments, of
turn for the better Time clone Will
develop which fraction is right.
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7iSc to 2sisc depressed.

7isc to 2sisc depressed.
There were both ouiiish and isearlsh
conditions at the wheat opening which
tended TO influence the market in both
directions Gables were higher and
there was a marked decrease on pas
sage. which caused December to open
lsahc TO nc higher at 69i4 6aSsc. I'm
der the influence Of heavy word ship
ments and liberal receipts, however. the
market eased off 10 6S7Se. there was
some early shorts selling. but on a re-
port CT an improvement in the export
demand the shorts began 20 cover and
strengthened December. The report OF
a considerable increase in she world S
visible supply. however. eased prices for
a time, but the bulls rallied aud De-
ceni5er became more active and closed
firm. Ire advanced 10 6gisa69Sse Lo-
cal receipts were l7S cars. three of con-
tract grade Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 1884 ears. making total for
the three points of .507 cars. against
last weeks 1.552 and 1.175 a year ago.
Primary receipts were 1861 600 bushels,
compared with last years $4,000
bushels.
Corn had quiet, narrow market OF
a local professional nature. Gables were
better at the opening and there was a
report of a depletion of foreign sup
plies which give December some strength
at the opening There was little or no
outside demand, and local offerings
were light and following wheat Decem-
Der gained strength throughout the ses-
sion. A fear of shorts CT bull raid
helped somewhat. December sold be.
tween 56& a567se and size, and closed
at the latter figure firm, asaisc ad-
vanced.
Receipts were 2S5 cars.
Cats were quiet with most Of the
trading for the May account supplies
were limited but the demand was also
only local. and the market ruled mar
row. December closed Arm Ae higher
at S5ssc; receipts We're 210 cars.
Provisions were dull and heavy with
the exception of January pork, which
had fairly active though depressed
market. Prices opened lower on lower
prices for hogs and sagged with con-
tinued liquidation in pork. January
pork sold between 1850 and 15.27ia, and
closed 22lac lower at l5,32is. January
ard closed loo down at 9.07ts. and
January ribs 71ac lower at 500
Estimated reeeipts for tomorrow:
Wheat $50 cars. corn 325 cars, oats
235 cars, hogs $1,000 head
rhe leading futures ranged as follows:
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LIQUIDATION PROCEEDED.
Some Rngsed breaks in the Price
Lesei-Prices Lifted Later In the
Day.

6Bv Associated Press0
NEW YORK. October 7.-LiQuidation
of the same character as that which
has been manifest for some time pro-
.ceeded to-day. Some ragged breaks
in the price level OF the market result
ed. but heavy and concentrated buying
was in evidence all day. As a conse-
quencc the decline was checked and the
latter part of the day was given over TO
a broad and comprehensive covering
movement which lifted prices through
out the list. losses in the failroad list
being quite generally recovered. and
largely reduced even in the weakest of
the industrials. When the market
opened a feeling of disbursement was
general. especially because LAST week =
liquidation had proved Intellectual TO re-
cuperate the conditions of the banks,
by reason of the extension of new cred
its.
Pressure from the lenders of money
was undoubtedly at the root OF the ste r
market denression. but vulnerable
points In the industrial list bore to
brnnt of this pressrfe. rather than the
railroad list in genera, and toe rates
for call loans were not disturbed.
There was a growing spirit OF scertl-
cism at to the prospect OF dividend for
success on continued or even increased
prosperity. This sentiment toward re-
cent financial projects was extended to
the railroad world by reason OF the an
nual showing of the Chicago Burling-
ton & Quincy which was published on
Saturday and which showed a balance
of earnings after charges insufficient
to pay the interest on the newly issued
bonds which the stock is collateral
The railroad bond market was weak
early but rallied in sympathy with
stocks. Total sales par value s2,370.-
O0s
u. S. new As declined u per cent. on
the last call
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NEW YORK. October I. $40 p. m
The market to-day was irregular and
professional. furnishing here and there
Indications OF a readiness on the part
of some interests to contest further de-
clines. AS a rule however. the tendon
ey was towards lower prices. The
fractions were fairly active and q drive
was made at Metropolitan while
Brooklyn was for sale all day. In the
first hours business there was active
trading in Atchison, in the course OF
which the stock scored an advance and
Afterwards ruled at within fraeuon
of the high point then reached. IL
is understood that the question OF the
dividend will be taken up at the meet
ing on Wednesday. The rest o. the
railroad list was quiet, though there
was a fair amount of business in Niekie
Plate. which in the afternoon recoyerei
the morning loss and in southern Pa
cifc. The steel stock found support
around 40 and %. A. c. ?. had an ear
1y decline and recovered in the after
noon. London soid about 10000 shares
on balance Money was easy. De-
mand SASSY TO Sass.
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NEW YORK MONEY. MARKET.

NEW YORK. October CLOSE:
Money on call firm at 3sa4 per cent;
last loan 3ls.
Prime mercantile paper 4lsa51s per
cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.85ala
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NEW YORK. October 7.-s:5e p. M

NEW YORK, October 1856 p. M
The opening OF the stock market was
influenced by our low closing of Satur-
day and subsequent declines in London
market for American stocks. Liquidl-
ton was upon quite substantial scale
in the early hours of the session, but
thereafter declines occurred only in
specialties, such as Brooklyn, Manhat-
tan and Metropolitan, due to the I'M
favorable talk as to the upholding OF
the franchise law, and the expectation
of a poor statement to be issued by
the Brooklyn Company There was no
particular news to influence prices to
early declines. The market this morn
ing was dull, rallying at the close.
The industrial department also suf-
fered from liquidation in the early
hours, but it was noticeable that both
A. c. P. and Anaconda held firm. and
these stocks showed the most rallying
power during the course of the session
The Steel socks fluctuated within mar
row limits and seemed to find support
around AZ and 92 respectively. T. c. L.,
after its cary weakness, recovered two
points. and the balance Of the indus
trial list worked IN harmony with the
general tendency While the close, as
Indicted showed some rallying power,
still the market displayed no definite
tendency. j. 5. BACHE 81 W.
NEW YORK. October 7.-12:37 p. m.
The selling this morning has been
considered good, while the buying ap-
parently has very largely represented
only profit taking by the bears. In
deed. the absence of good support has
been one of the markets most nota-
BILE features. Even the railroad stocks
hitherto firm, have been weak in tone
this morning, although there has been
more show of resistance to the selling
nressure in them than In the indutriaA
issues. No fresh development accounts
for the continued liquidation. 1t is be-
cause the speculative situation has been
unfayorable and has not improved.
Brooklyn has been eonspicuously weak.
One of the papers this morning ,de@
scribed the company's position as bad,
and the article appears to have played
a considerable part in depressing senti-.
mont on the stock The general mar
ket appears to be entitled to rally.
and in that event We believe 1t would
he al a sale. CT. HUDSON & co.
NEW YORK, Ostober 7. 1886 p. NJ
Recoveries were quite general and
sharp this afternoon, owing to check
to liquidation which in turn stimulates
MT a little short covering. Specpia-
tive sentiment was disposed to be
cheerful by reason OF this change LOT
the better but we think it would be
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4s5ss for demand. and at Assn for 60
days: posted rates 4.s4a4.s4is and
4.s6is; commercial bills 4s2%a4s31s.
Bar silver 57&.
Mexican dollars isis.
Government bonds weak.
State bonds inactive.
Railroad bonds irregular.
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EARNINGS.

NEW YORK. October Earnings
are reported to-day as follows:
Louisville & Nashville. fourth week
in September. increase, $4,000. Texts
Pacific. fourth week in September, IN
crease $4,000 Missouri Kansas d
Texas, fourth week in September, IN
crease se1 600. New York Central,
month of September. increase, SSH
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

Specials to White q White.
NEW YORK, October 1851 o. NJ
The market opened fractionally lower
and rather heavy. Saturdays bank
statement showing increasing loans
was not forgotten, and generally the
feeling was pretty hopeless. Bears
hammered freely, Brooklyn breaking
over four points. Atchison common
and Norfolk held their own. and II
looks as though something is doing in
each case Copper, Peoples Gas and
Sugar rallied and the close was firmer.
DICK BROS. & co. ..
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SLAUGHTER.
TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. October 7.-To-day's
statement of the treasury balances IN
the general fund show:
Available cash balance, s172.031 ,695,
gold. SOL ,454, S2S.
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. October IA growing
bull confidence in a seemingly oversold
market gave strength to grains to-day,
and December wheat closed NC higher;
December corn %a1zc advance, and De-
,cember oats Nc up; provisions closed
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The Clearing House.

WHEELING. October I.
Manager Alex. Mitchell. of the Clearing
House furnishes the following statement:
Exchanges. Balances.
Monday 5.-... Sl5t .243 80 20.417 20
Same day last week. 1880 II l2sss 10
Same day last month. l27.es6 II ,s5t ~
ALIEN MITCHELL.
Manager Clearing House.
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CONFLICTING INTERESTS
IRE STILL Battling.
THE STOCK MARKET WAS AGAIN
FOUNDED HARD. YESTERDAY
MORNING. AND MANY SHARES
DECLINED.
RALLY LATE IN THE DAY
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT SANK
MORE THAN FOUR POINTS.

copper Dropped. But Closed at n Net
aoin for the Day-GeneraI Eicc-
tric Was Hit Pretty Hard-Steeis
sold on slightly. but Recovered.
Many stocks Held Their Own. and
Few scored an Adyance-Thc
General News of che Day.
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premature to conclude. because OF the
frmness shown this afternoon that the
declining movement has terminated
and that stocks therefore are a pur-
chase. Indeed it is rather significant
that at the higher level the market
this afternoon lost a great deal OF the
activity of tae morning, indicating a
comparatively small demand for stocks.
Reports again were in circulation to-
day to the effect that the Atchison d.
vidend is 10 be increased to four per
cent. basis. but We cannot get eonar-
nation of this and find that il is not
credited in usually well informed cir
cles. Considering the cont nued rsluc-
lance of the public to re-enter the mar
ket and of the larger interests to trr-
nish support we believe sales would be
advisable on further rallies.
C. |. HUDSON & co.
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Yesterdays Prices.

The following table shows the opening
hich low and closing prices OF stocks on
}.alI street yesterday:
Special to White g White,
NEW YORK, October l.
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The HnnIett Quotations.

The following quotations were received
yesterday by Howard liazlett x Son. no.
Lers, National Exchenge Bank Building;
NEW YORK. October .
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HOW To REMIT.

Send all remittanccs by Registered
Letter, Express Order. Check OF
Postal Note. Patrons run n risfr
of losing remittanccs sent in any
other why. All amounts for $500
or less can be sent by Postal order
for three cents. Address
THE REGISTER,
Wheeling. w. We.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

Specials to White & White.
CHICAGO. October Corn has been
firm at a small fraction over Saturdays.
In general way the leaders have been
on the buying side and the scalpers on
the selling. There has been Patten
buying. No great trade. Words ship
ments only 1,s76,000 bushels. Local
stocks decreased 10000 bushels. Dan
ubian shipments only $4,000 bushels.
Clearances $4,000 bushels. Receipts 2S5
cars with 325 for tomorrow.
Oats, like corn. have been firm at a
small fraction over Saturday Fair
cash demand. The buying OF futures
supposed to be largely against cash and
much of it against sales OF cash by
Minneapolis, which is Offering cheaper
than this marked.
Wheat-The improvement in the I'M
dertone Mn wheat noticeable last Satur-
day has continued to-day in face of
bearish statistical news. Worlds ship
ments were over 10000 600 bushels last
week, but the amount on passage Is be
ing steadily and heavily decreased so
that now ii aggregates only about 81,
100000 bushels more than last yea.
The visible was increased 217 900 bushels
against estimates OF $50, 900. The close
is fairy firm. with a somewhat better
trade than we have recently had.
Provisions opsned weak and lower or
free selling of long January and May
product by provision houses. Packers
did not support the market. Stop or
ders came in the market and put prices
still lower. Cash demand Is small; 81
900 hogs tomorrow.
SLAUGHTER.
CHICAGO, October Wheat, De-
cember, 6s1sa695sc bid; May, 731sc
bid
Corn, December, 57Ac; May, $3.50.
Oats, December. 359sc; May, 37%a
37Ac.
Pork, January, s15.32; May, s15.42.
Lard. January, 1907: May, 1907.
Ribs, January. $500: May. sS.05.
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FOR SALE-Small melting pot; will hold
ten gallons or 200 pounds. Apply at WEST
VA. PRINTING co. u
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New York Cnrb Closing.
Special TO White & White.
NEW YORK, October :.
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Purchaser to pay accrued interest.
Many OF the above quotations are nec-s-
sarily nominal.
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Miscellaneous.
Mining stocks.

tx. dividend.
Total sales for the day. 72S,2oo shares.
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Special TO White e White
PITTsBURG, October I.
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RAILWAY TIME cAar.

Arrivals and aopartures ~ trains on ana
AFTER May i9fh. 1901 ENplanatiou Of
ketersnce 1fAIks; Daily Sunday ex-
ctpted ! Monday oxccpte, Saturday ex-
Sspteu, SUNDAY only. Ealstcru standard
rtme. wateb is ono hour EARLIER than
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Marssts on Second Pape.
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Yesterdays Sales.

Tx. dividend 3 per cent.
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. ID a m p, 1ho River u & Arrive.
8. VI 80, sfk; ana Way PC.nta i-Io 10 arm
III ~ 80 7~hariaston and cincin Ii 7.2e ora
: y y a a, kenova Expreas..ls ass pm
go pp .ll Ark. and Way Peintals s: 20 pm
WV pun FArk. and Way Points,
i, ,sistersvilie Accom-. h s:os an
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IVtdI NdITN. t-1,0fE sIIHFtN.
Money opened at ner cent: high 4
low 81. close. 3l@ Most of the day $
loans were al 4 per cent.