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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-02
A DAY AT THE OIL EXCHANGE.
MODERATE TRADING OCCURRED.
STOCKS HOLD LATE ADVANCES
Eureka, Fort Worth Oil, Higgins ana
American Oil and Refining All Show
rnprovement-Beatty Good Seller.

Trading VFas on q medium scale at the
oil and Stock Exchange yesterday, with
the securities generally holding the ad-
vances they have lately scored and &C
tive bids at these prices.
American OIL and Refining told would
have brought a gain OF 4c, and Toe more
was offered for Investors Land and Oil,
the late fsvorite that has appeared on the
list. Eureka seemed In more lively demand
than usual, with improved offers. Fort
Worth brought animated bids and several
that were higher, and Higgins was wanted
at another advance OF 81 Federal Crude
had better bids and Gladys Of Galveston
could have easily sold around the pre-
yious days. Beatty was the heaviest sell
er OF the session al lOc but none was put
mp AZ the close for less than a half cent
more. National oil and Pipe bounded up
ward again and the last bid showed a D
cent gain on the day with sellers hold
ing at j0c. Enterprise was popular at Sc,
that price Grace was hardly In as much
demand as at the preceding call and Man
haitian dropped In small degree. Co
Der sold at a slight Increase and Buffalo
brought a fraction more, Victor advanced
&c, but without causing a trade, Amer.
can OIL and defining new called for a
few cents more and Anglo-Amcricsn was
OF Galveston evoked a better response fro1
buyers and Forward Reduction orders were
again in evldeUce.
The total sales amounted 10 1856 shares
The prices bid and asked yesterday and
the sales made we're as follows:
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the start and indications pointed 70 an
overboucht market. December started IN
changed to u higher, hut rapidly solo on
FOR profts In spite Of the early hrm feeling
In corn December closed weak - lower
a. 364g. .r,
Provisions were dull and dragging. The
cash demand was sluggish and though
there was better feeling in the hog mar
ket offerings kept the prices almost sta
tionary. January pork closed ~ higher az
IA s9i.; January lard lower M y Wa anu
January ribs a shade down az bil2
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 80
cars. corn 100 cars. oats 200 cars, hogs IT,
600 head
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour Steady.
wheat-No. spring 67@69l3 No. red
TI4=d72i2.
Corn-No. , yellow -.
Oats-No. 36i4d36i5; No. white 49sg
Az: No. white 4od4Oa4.
Rye-No . 55l3.
Barley--Fair to choice mailing 54djs.
Flaxseed-No 1 Northwestern 1.46.
Mess pork-Per barrel Il SGd IL 81.
Lard-Per 100 pounds s .lllgdS. 62la.
Short ribs sides-Louse Z 1901 90.
Dry salted shoulders-Boxed t14dIl2.
snort clear Sdes-Boxed :. 2jfIs 50.
Mhisky-Basis Of hlgh wines $50.
Clover--Contract grade 800.
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON.
Hesters Statement Shows an lnorea
for the Week Of 2Se. O39 Bales.

for the Week Of 2se.o 39 Bales.
New Orleans, November 1.-secresf
Hester's statement Of the worlds vlai
supply Of cotton, made up from spes
cable and telegraphic advices. compares
figures Of this week with last week, d
year and the year before last.
II shows an increase for the week i
closed OF 2s9,03s bales, against an incss
of 191, 456 last year and an increase Of 4
397 the year before last.
The total visible IS 2,757, 197, agals
2,46S 15s last week; . Sol, 205 last year, i
1924 800 year before last. OF this the 70;
OF American cotton is 2.332 1917, agaiE
2,O43.15S last week; 2.3g3 .025 last fe
other kinds, including Egypt, Brazil, Inc
etc. $4,000, against $4,000 last we4
45SOO0 last year, and $4,000 year befa
last
The total worlds visible supply Of 4
ton shows an increase compared with Y
week Of 2S9039 bales, q decrease q
pared with last year OF 93,s2S and a =
crease compared with year before last
So Cos
or the worlds visible supply Of colt
as above there Is now atoat and held
Great Britain and continental EuFaf
L3IIOoO against $4,000 last year, 9
l,sp2.ooo wear before last; In Egypt HE
against 10000 last year. and l42 900 Il.
before last: in India 1900. against "
000 last year and Isl 900 wear before n
and in the United States ! ,124, 600. aesN
l.l4I,UO0 last year and 100000 year bes
last.
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St Lois November 1-Wheat-No >
red cash ms December Tlk; May I5l9;
No. hard $780, Coru-No. cash $500
Decent or $50. May G4i4. Oats-No
cash 80; No white 40i4@40ia. Pork
Steady; jobhing 15.JOd 800. Lard--Lower.
$50. Flour-Dull. winter patents 400
S.55 extra fancy and stralghts 3.OodS. -;
clears , 65d2.9o Timothy seed--Firm, $40
d565. Corn mcal-Steady, go T. o. b.
Bran-Scarce and strong; sacked east track
81. Hay-Dul supply exceeds demand:
ttlImotby .looo9l$o11; prairie e.ooqql2 50.
10, BaECinE-Steadr. 6LtdI. Hemp
Irvine q Dry salt meats tboXedl-Steady,
extra shorts s.12ls clear ribs S.25; clear
sides $50. Bacon tboIed)-Stesdy; extra
shorts and clear ribs 8 12I2; clear sides
9.3Tl5. Recetpts--Flcur 10000; wheat S.
600 corn - 600 oats 5000. Shipments
Flour 1900; wheat $1,000; corn $4,000;
oats 1900.
New York. November l.-Wheat-Re-
ceipts 10000 Spot steady. No. red sos
(. o. b, ahoat; No , red I'M elevator. Ne
] Northern 775t Z. o. h. ahost No. ! hard
S2is Z o. b. s1oat. Options-About steady.
Kansas City November 1--Wheat-De-
cember 66l4 May 70i4 d7oZ: cash No .
hard 6T66Tl2: No. rcd 7ols Corn-De-
cember 597s@j99.; MAY $50; cash No. .
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BITTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. November 1.-Butter-S Steady
creamery 14d21la; dairy 1919. Cheese
steady. 9la@1Oi2 Egss--Firm; fresh
19l5d20
New York. November Eggs Receipts
"A. go packa ges: market firm; State ard
Pennsylvania 22d23: Western candles 2id
-: Western uncandled 1921.
st. Louis. November 1.-PCultry- Firm
chickens 5i5G7la turkeys Z; ducks 6la;
geese 6. Rutter-Steady; creamery 1898;
dairy 14d16 Eggs steady, II,
Kansas City, November 1.-Eggs firm, II.
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Chronicle Weather Reports.
tSnpCial "a Tho Post !

New York. November The Commei'
and Financial Chronicle says our z
graphic advices from the South this eH
ing indicate a continuation Of satisfaci
weather for crop gathering during
week. Picking has, consequently, made
eellent progress; is stated TO have b
completed in some districts, and is rep.
ed 10 be about finished IN many olhg
frIrts
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New York Dry Goods.

New York, November 1.-The market
been dull throughout, The CONTINUED
cline in cotton is affecting the delns
Brown and hleached cottons are
steady and coarse colored cottons \
Further purchases of regular print cl'
made by Borden at 3lS. Wide print eN
barely steady. No change In prints
ginghams. Linens are firm. but bushes
quiet. Burlaps are still declining, wili
limited business.
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COFFEE.

New York, November 1.-Coffee-Spot Rio
quiet; No. Invoice 6l4; mild steady; Cor
dova 7lad11. Futures closed net unchanged
to points lower with the undertone steady
Total sales 81 900 bags. including November
az > gld6 %: January 8. 1Od6. -. March
6. 3Od6 So; May C. 1896 20; June g %; July
6. 65; August g. 20; September 6 s0d6 So.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-02

r.; o. Il. mill Texas interior points. ae.
eording to location. Per gallon.
Prime crude oil. loose. 800 80 IA 2OiS
Prime summer yellow oil. 80 n gyiS
Lnters, according 70 quality 0lh9 O2
Per ton.
Huiis. baled .........S5 90 6S6 OD
Prime cotton seed meal. % 90
Prime cotton seed cake. % 90
Quotations on prime cottoa seed meal
and prime cotton seed cake are for deliv.
cry AT Galveston.
Memphis, November 1--Cotton seed oil
Prime crude 2Sls; on crude 2TA: prime
summer yellow 325; choice cooking sum.
mer yellow Lei nominal. Meal and cake
Prime 81 90.
New York. November 1.-Cotton seed oil
weak; prime yellow 3bm
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-02
WARM WEATHER IN THE BELT
ENERYATES THE MARKET
Liverpool Showed Strength, but Lost u
On the ciose--Slackenna OF Last
Years figures . Bad Comparison.
Al TIE CLOSE:

- iFt-- CLOHLf
LIVERPOOL, unchanged 10 1-s4 higher.
New York, to 10 points lower.
New Orleans. holiday.
SPOTS:
Liverpool. unchanged
New York 1-16c lower.
New Orleans, revised.
Houston. 1-fsc lower.
Galveston, 1-5c lower.
Yesterdays notton market was as blue
as the ocean and buIlish operations az light
as the foam thereof. Under the surrell.
lance q a better English market the higher
price contingent at hrst saw hope. hut the
streaning sunbeans melted their prospects
like wreath Of mist, and Liverpool re-
tracted the good words spoken The hears
raised the auction Gag and held the post
iii the days work was ended
The Increase in the worlds visible rupply
OF American for the week wss g3.ODg less
than last week. but $4,000 more than last
year and the slackening OF the comparative
nEures added bearisb color o the statigfical
view The supply OF American was I5aO GO
short or the same date NJ last week. hut
nov only d9.o0o less than az rho same time
Of the previous season. Whether the pres
eni season is making a new record md the
flood Wiz soon end the flow 10 its entirety
or whether the meaning SIS really as il
would seem taking the former year as a
criterion. was a question the pendencv ~
which was profitable 70 the hammprpr.
Liverpool increased her American posses
sions by almost another hundred thousand
during the week aud sixty thousand FOR the
day was added 10 the recent big carroes
embarked for the same shores Forty-fve
thousand was likewise consigned "a the
continent. The Lancashire spinner could
only cbuckle az the ease with which Inc
famine threat was dismissed He SHOULD
make much hay however. FOR n "old Sol
does NOT continue bis work SO severely there
cnay be- room FOR last laugh, or q smile
ct least
on this side n the water the news wa,
ns varied as the interests ~ stake hut
the atmosphere Of trading was exceeding
~ dismal. New York led the retrratinr
van and while New Orleaus business was
confined 10 the curb the direction was the
same Immense interior receipts were re-
ported from mississippi, Alabama and
Georgia, and those at twenty-threc Of fhe
teAdiug towns were 2tI 700 for the week.
against 1890 last ytar Ton ,,rop adj.
vices were az The kind that places the pos.
sihilties among the Things that might
have been mad the growth Of the pnut
been allowed 70 flourish throughout the sea
son Heavier sellers were In the ring and
point by point the price level dropped.
Tho spot holder WIS au Important ad-
3unct in the decline and Ia the freedom
OF the products Straying from it's home a
humber OF losses occurred
The market proceeds 60 It's peculiar way.
Probably seasOuable weather j. required 20
apply o seasouahle law Of cause and effect
with the advent Of the former some fur
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere.

mixed G1G61la: No. . white eld61% Oats
No. > white 3a659s4 Rrcelnts- Wheat n,
90: corn 81 600; cats 1900. SHIPMENT
Wheat 10000; corn 1900 oats 24,oOQ.
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Bran ........ .....16 90 ais 81
Straights ...... .-...,... 8 30 a As
brewers .....,..s.... O2 "a q.
The total sales amounted to 40 poeks
Of clean Receipts for the day were 4
sacks Of rough, making total TO date
1880
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SENTIMENT is UNSETTLED.
Bank Ciearinus.

New York November The following
table. compiled 10y Bradstreet shows the
bank clearnEs al the cities named for the
week ended November /. with the percent
age ~ Increase and decrease as compared
with the corresponding week last year
Totals include clesrlngs Of afty-two other
cities. Canadian totals include clearings
Of seven other cities in Canada.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-02
HIDES ANp Wool.

Don't forget 10 remember that If;
grin" lihrettos. books ~ the opera
lish words, story Of the opera, is TO %
az Grunewald'E, $40 Main.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-02
The Crowley Market.
Market Closed.

New Orleans, November No rice ~
ket Holiday on account Of All Sal
Day.
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Fort Worth and Denver City LIST CbidDloG5
Hooking Valley 4lss 1oTll
I. and \, united A. ibidl .. lol
klcxican Central 4s...... -
Mexiran Central LIST inc 9alL
MINI. and St Louis 4s ICrsa-
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 100
Missouri. Kansas and Texas DDS 49, sou
New York Central lists Chldl. l05&
New York Central gen. 3iss Chld) iOsiL
New Jersey Central general 5s.,..lSl .
Northern Pacific as .... 1o4M
northern Pacific Rs tex. lnt)....... 72N
Norfolk and Western consol 4s Odd l0lit
Reading general As .... g7st
81 l4Ouis and ]. NJ consol IS I1st
- LOUIS and san Francisco As Qddl az
81 Louis Southwestern lists lex. intl. a7lL
~. Louis Southwestern DDS ...... ~
san Antonio and Aransas Pass A. 81.
southern Pacific IS .... az
Southern Railway rs - ions.
Texas and Pacific lists thidl fIa
Toledo, ST. L. and Western a. siik
l Mon Pacific Is ...... io5s1
Union Union Paclhc conv. As Tex lnt.) -. iosI,
wabash DDS - 800
wabash debenture p 5o u
West Shore Is (hidl - ,IstL
Wheeling and lake Erie Is fl1Id) t.os-
Mitconsn Central 4sa...,....,, So
~SASnsnIh IeoAeee q '.,...,..,... e4M
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ROUGH-CLEAN RICE MARKET.

stooa ABOUT the same with good demand
N h4rges from the section traversed NV
bunalo bayou and gave a fatierinF eyf.
usnSe OF the capacity Of that region as 4
producer Of the great cereal. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-02
CLOSING PRICES OF NEW YORK BONDS.

Following are the closing quotations on
bonds in the New York bond market
United states Tefundlng IS registered l0a
InWed States ncfunding - coupon. 100
United states Rs, registered ..........l0 los
United States 8s coupon. .., ......... Jos
United States new As, registered ..... 1873
United States new As. coupon lex. int. l39
United states old Is, registered ..... 112L
United States old As. coupon. ....... 1l24
United States 5s registered .....,... 10I
united States IS, coupon lex. intl....10T
AtchlSon, general 4s.....-..-.........1 0Hk
Atciisou. adjustment As tex. intl..... a3lb
Baltimore aud Ohio 4s............... los
baltimore and Ohio 2iks ....... a6a
Baltimore and Ohio couy. 4s.... IOFI
Canada Southern IDS ........... l0Stg
Central Of Georgia Is Tex int1..... lO5it
central OF Georgia list Inc. ...... 40
chesapeake and Ohio 4lks. itl7ik
1hlcago and Alton 3izs ......... S5
Chicago, Bur and Quincy new As ss2
Chicago, NJ. and 81. Paul gen As jhidl IN
O4ieago and Northwestern consol Is
Icy mt -s'-.-.s.. .......-........l 1871
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific A lO6I
g., G.. G. and $ L. gen As .i0f
chicago Terminal 4s (oneredl ... AZ
Colorado and Southern Is did. ~
lenFcr and Rio Grande 4s.........IO8
Ele prior lien 4s,..s............. pql.
N's ksRsFAl N''''''''''',.,,,,,... SIX
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NO CHANGE IN PRICES.
RECEIPTS WERE LIBERAL.
Sales Were Above the AVetsse-Arrivsls
Came on 5aroes From the Section
TrsVersed by Buffalo Bayou

There was little change In the local rIc.
market yesterday. Receipts were rather
ho'Sh and sales aAsSs TIA ayerkGs. PEiesa
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LESS Tia
london ConsoIs.

London, November Money 2d2ls ne
cent The rate Of discount In the opor
three months bill SA@3ib Bar silver dull
25l2d per ounce.
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COTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Gpod ,gd......4 3-1G Coed mid - IL -
Low mid. SIC MID fair ....4 2Sa2
New York Futures.
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Difference 19,74o III. $50 l5l. SCI ......
METALS.
New York November Tin dun and IN
changed. a 7jd25 90 Copper quiet, Is. s5d
u 90 Lead dull 4.37h. Spelter quiet
4 .37ig. Pig iron warrants dull, O. J0dl so
SUGAR.
New York November -Sugar-Steady;
fair refining $40; centrifugal g6 test
3 1916, molasses sugar 3 1-ls. Refined
quiet
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Stock " Presses and Warehouses.
Houston Weekly Statement.

Bales
Gross receipts tnls week .......1l5.9S3
Net receipts tails week .... ....,...... 1850
Gross receipte this week last year H., COS
Nrt recriprs this week last rear A .42j
Total receipts this Year .......... 77O. 3=4
Tofal NOT racpipfs This wear ....... S14. S,3
Total recelots last wear ......... lbs. u7S
Total MOI rereints last wear 800. 243
SaIpmpnts outward .............. los. 49,
orleans and eastward ........... 1910
Ehfuruapte TO Jangn md west ~ 301
Cotton In trausft .......-. 5,133
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Net Receipts at United States POI
Difference l9,74o1il.e5e l5l .s6l -.

Totals 57.5TT 4OS $40 .. O46 $50 >. 1aS. 657
Last year 81. S3T zoe. sT4 .. 19S.G57 ...-...
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Holiday in l-ondo.
coTToN SEQ PRODUCTS

London, November l.-Holidsy ON the
stock exchange
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The rHnce II prices at New York FOR The
active months wRA Ha follows.
New York Open litgh Low. Close
Jauunry 55-J6 rs Z 81 4b4l
March . 7.51-l2 80 7.33 .36 81
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Inc following bids and ofTers ~ stocks
other than oil companies We're reported
Bid. Ask.
Commercial National Bank I225 % To61 a
Galveston Wharf Col IS %
Galveston custom Inv CoilOO 90
Am. Brewing Association ~ On
Houston J.. and T. Co. 100 on
Houston Drug Co........il34 * l6o ~
Merchants Nat. Bank 100 90
Magnolia Park Co....l... lIao ~
Mutual Bldg and L Assn 706 an
Pl. and Mch. Nat Bank 100 90 i65 "a
Sour Lake Springs Co l.... AZ an
South Texas Nat. Bank il25 o. leo m
southwestern Dry Plate Col. Io5 ~
Texas Savings and Real
Estate Co ......... 20 m
T. II Thompson Seed and '''''-'
Rice Milling Co * m ing "a
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NEw YoRk EXCHANGF.

'Not included in totals because containing
other items than clearlngs
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HouFton's estimated receipts for today
are 1000 30 1900 bales. against 22.74s
last year New Orleans expects 1900 10
l1tDD bales, against l1.ss4 last year
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Houston Daily Statement.

Gruss recei,ns thus far this werk. 1i5.Is3
Gross receipts 81 DAYS this season. .TIN.ai4
Gross receipts On days In 1900 l@l ~ NY
Gross receipts 81 DAYS Do fsFflHoo I-l.Fi5
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MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
The following bids and offers az stocks
other Than oil companies were reported
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-14
GEORGE b. CORTELYoU,
Was a Happy Patient.

Buffalo, n. y. Sept. l3.-Physician'
and others who have been in attend
ance on President Mckinley since the
attempt on his life last Friday were be-
ginning to repeat incidents and scrap,
OF conversations that throw interesting
sidelights on the personality OF the ma
tons chief executive before the sad
news Of last night and today drove
everything else from mind. He crack:
a Joke in his sick room whenever he
can, and although the physicians dis
courage his talking and he tries in all
matters to be a docile and obedient
patient, still it is impossible to keep
him silent all the time.
One day Miss Holm. one of the
nurses, counted the Presidents pulse
First gazing at the watch in her hand
land then looking up at her quizzical-
ly, he said
"Once had watch, too yes, even
Ia pocketbook. saw them taking my
watch and my pocketbook and now
have nothing whatever"
The President TESTED also about his
bed While the nurses and doctors
were standing over him he looked up
and made formal complaint about its
width. He declared it was not as
broad as the hunks on board a war.
ship.
"And yet am supposed to be com
.mander-in-chief of the navy he said
The doctors smiled, and one of them
said he guessed it would have to dc
for little while longer. 1t is regu-
slation hospital bed.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-14
Roosevelt Heard From.

Buffalo. Sept. 13.-Vice President
Roosevelt was heard from shortly after
10 o'clock. He had received news OF
the Presidents serious condition and
sent word from Tahawus Club. Il
miles in the woods. where he is stay
ing. that he would come at once. He
would stop at Albany for news, and
then determine his future movements.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-14
Anarchists Under Arrest.

Emma Goldman. whose teaching
lincited Czolgosz to his crime, is unde
arrest at Chicago. SO are nine othe
Anarchists. 1t is improbable that
lease viii be made out against them
John Most is under arrestin New Yorl
tor articles published in his pape
Iinstifving assassination.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-14

Farmer Hayrake Deacon Perkins
did get stuck awfully on his las, New
York trip.
Farmer Whifiietree-How wuz that9
Farmer Hayrake-Nhy, be took
down six o. those old gold bricks q
his'n and snapped 'em of for 5000
shares Of oil st0ck.-Puck.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-14
Mornino Bulletins.

"All unfavorable symptoms in tn
Presidents condition have improved
fsince the last bulletin Pulse, l20
Temperature, 1902
j The President is critically Ill. Mott
ffy cabinet. Presidents condition hai
grown worse during night and is ex
uemely weak.
Z 35 a. m-Secretary Wilson hai
siust stepped out and said "Th'
President is little better His hear
faction and circulation are both better
| have not given up hope. He is con
iscious.n
Z At 80 a. m. Secretary Wilson sale
] The President had rallied and had
, lighting chance. This expression il
believed to represent the limit Of for
.lorn hopes.
4 $50 a. M Shortly before Z o'clock
yAbner Mckinley left the house AM
said the President was sleeping anc
I had been for some time.
4 $40 a. Mr.. Milbum has JUS
told friend they were encouraged by
I the developments of the last halt hour
THE President has a fighting chance.
9 a. m.-The Presidents condition
was somewhat improved during thu
last few hours. There is a better re
Spouse to stimulation. He is conscious
and free from pain. Pulse, l2s; tenn
perature, 99.2.
sos a. m.-The surgeons are now
dressing the wounds. Through all the
night Mrs. Mckinley has known moth
ing about the sinking. She has beer
sleeping and was not told.
9:l5 a. m,-AIr. Milbun says the
President is better than be was three
hours ago. Some flags in the city
were half-masted as a result of a rumor
that he was dead.
$40 a. m.-Chaplain Sykes of the
United States navy arrived at tn
house and was admitted. He simply
asked the Presidents condition. Doc
tor Mann announced that the Presi-
dent was much better than in the early
morning hours. 1--WE are very
anxious but have not given up hope
by any means, he said.
10:45 a. m.-The President is now
sleeping. Doctors Park and Rixey are
in attendance.
12m.-The Presidents physicians
report that his condition is practically
unchanged since the . o'clock bulletin.
He is sleeping quietly.
(Signed)
GEORGE b. CORTELYoU,
Secretary to the President.
None of the Presidents relatives or
the cabinet have been admitted to tn
bedside.
Doctors Mann and Mynter lett theI
house at 4 O'Clock. The latter said i
The President is better than an homl
ago. We have not given up hope. HeI
has rallied somewhat and we are goingI
home"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-09-14

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