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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-09


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s., COO. 900 TO LOAN on Kansas ana Okla
homa farms. Whine & Whine. Wichita,
Kan 65-tf
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wrapped about his shoulders. sineiue
ike the furies what seemed e. me O. o.
"a patriotic SONG. for the people went vii1
cheering him and threw mourY at h.m.
He was romantic looking lad with
strange looking fash IN bis eye uayhc
the fash Of genius I afterwards learned
that he composed HE own songs and vfaa
subject o. fie. OLD men riae donke,e
through THE streets. These esd feilavs
seem 10 be All bfst dead the oniI Nfe
left in tbem apparently being in taf.r
heels. which fhey are continually iaffiHE
nto the doakess ribs. uoahe
also used Tor carrylng Gre weod. thc sans
being tisd rnountain-hieb ga their hastH
-so high thar The donkey h.msrn the
least object visible The Mev.can BOSS
are the only people who seem nafarai q
Americans
All the houses IN JaurcE ere made %
adobe except the custom house. Thr
streets are clean and very rstie .a
which j1sfides the reputation of aiHi-
cans for flthy habits and sun.iiass-
u g. q very queer toen hat aa far as
could discfrn fhe rrarie wrr snn
industrious enoaah ard ves uanaersd
J vas Immensely sch Hietssd wifh tfr
place and Wills fhe people sitaHuEa
found others vho faia CHAT ths voaa'nt
bc found dead Is the place Fewe dar
Jaurez pin belong b. fhr lHnel States
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CLA.S SEFIED
WANT
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FOR SALE-The only corner on William
street, for the money, 30 by 40 feet,
$3.50 Purchaser must build to get II
AZ this price, and has no time TO lose.
Z. /. Spencer. 97-1t
FOR SALE-No. 40 s. feet Of ground.
on the car line, Groom cottage. $3.50
For Sale-No. 3S9. 100 feet. east part
Of the city. Groom cottage. $3.50
For Sale acres, with a Groom house,
blocks from the car line, $3.50
For Sale-NO. 1927 y. Lawrence avenue,
2-story. S-room house, modern in every
way, IS feet of ground, east front, at q
price less than the improvements cost
For Sale-3o0 acres of choice land. adj
joining the city. at a very low price.
For Sale-4S0 acres OF choice, smooth,
wheat land, south Of Goddard, at =
very low price.
For Rent-290 acres of first-Class grass
land on the river north of Wichita.
For Sale-l6o acres OF choice. smooth
wheat land, 50 acres in wheat, 50 acres
in grass, close to Cheney, 80 an acre.
97-2t FREEMAN * FREEMAN.
FOR SALE-So0 acres in Kiowa county.
Kan; convenient to railroad station.
\ large proportion Of this is choice bot
tom land. watered by never-faiiing
stream. VIII sell or trade for Wichita
property.
$500 acres in Meade county. wheat and
alfalfa land. VIII also trade this for
Wichita property.
Choice ranch. > 200 acres, well improved,
$3.50 acres additional pasture goes with
this deal all fenced and crOSS-fcnced,
$50 acres of the decided land is river
bottom, and good alfalfa land. Can
sell this very CHEAP, and give reasonable
Room col, Whine Bldg, Wichita, Kan.
FOR SALE-I have one hundred quar-
z ri. 10 in
Kansas, all Of which is classed as
wheat land that I can sell for one dollar
an acre: good title from the govern
ment down. With the present rapid
influx of settlers into that portion of
the state these lands viii double in
value before the present year is past.
j. e Conklin. No loS \. Market Sit
FOR sAI.ELNo. 2O0. 2.72o acres. Ness
county, one mile from railroad station,
room stone house, stone barn, 40X6G,
20 feet high, gTaneTy 24X24. two stories.
all under fence with stone posts; good
springs at house. ? miles running water,
- per acre. o. L. Drake, with ". r.
Tucker. 9I-1tX
FOR SALE-Ten acres. near city, $500.
Also 20 acres. adjoining city. $1,000.
Modern house, 8 rooms, N Market. $500
Modern cottage, \. Lawrence, $3.50.
3lS 5. Market ) rooms, 1880.
HILLS K KINKEAD, lab y. Market.
97-Sun-thu-tf
FOR SALE-We have 115 feet of ground
on the corner of Tenth and st. Francis
streets, east front, fine location for Il
nice home. Call and see US. w A
Nelson, 137 y. Main. 92-tf
FOR SALE-200 farms, in Kingman and
Harper counties, ranging from 81, 600
and up per quarter section.
Also well improved farms in Sedgwick,
Sumner and Butler counties.
WETZEL & WEIDENBACH,
96-tf Room -, ScheetZ Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE COB SALE.

FOR SALE-NOtice To all parties wishing
to buy. rent or sell realestate, please
do rot fail to call on q. W. Mccoy.
144 y Main street His agency is now
the largest I'm the state, ana this gives
MIN q good opportunity 10 deliver to
you the greatest bargains on the mar
ket DO not forget the place. c. w.
IN 1854 91-suu-4tX
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FOR SALE-The only corner on William
street, for the money. 30 by 40 feet,
$3.50 Purchaser must build to get II
AZ this price. and has no time TO lose.
L. /. Spencer. 97-1t
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SAFE INVESTMENTS G per cent
mortgages. secured by choice residence
property in Wichita, worth from three
to eour times the amount of mortgage
running 3 or years, interest payable
Sem-3nnually, at our office. Clear alb
stracts Of title and an insurance policy
for more than amount Of loan with
each mortgage. Persons having idle
as gold. We have on hand all sizes
from 800 up. VIII be glad u show
property loaned upon to persons destr-
ing TO invest or Will send photograph
of property and map of Wichita show
ing its location, to non-residents. Price
Far and accrued interest. Anchor Trust
Co, Fl. w. Lewis. Pres. 143 n Main st.
91-sun-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Claim near river and
railroad. east AHadarko; want few
acres, improved. Address Ed Ward,
box Is. Anadarko. o. T. 91-1tX
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FOR SALE-Siz-rOo ON cottage, 10 feet,
cast front. corner : Lawrence, 81, 500
broom cottage. bath, barn, % feet, lIth
block :. Lawrence, &l.000
Groom cottage bath. - feet, east front,
18th block St Francis $500.
groom cottage, bath. barn, 30 feet, Ith
block s Water. 8 800.
5-roorn cottage. barn 50 feet, 9TH block,
Building Sit, SIN block. S. Market, SS00.
Lots on S. Emporia. south Lincoln, $50.
Building site, 6th block, ;. Topeka, S30J.
Gro c. HENRY, ~ y. Main
Silk
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FINANCIAL.

s., 900, 0o0-Money on deposit to make quick
loans on choice Wichita realty. Anchor
Trust Co, I43 y. Main. l57-su-tf
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FOR SAL.E-Real Estate Bargains
a fine story brick, cost $500 to con-
struct and pays 10 per cent net; price,
S6.500
A North Main street Business lot at
81 .000
4 fine residence on y. Lawrence, the
cream of the north end if sold now;
price S3.750
The finest building location south of
10th street. at q bargain if sold now.
160 acres. a fine farm. ; miles north of
packing houses, must be sold Monday.
at S4509
a wei improved so acre farm, south of
Valley Center; price s, 500.
A 649 acre ranch, well improved, living
water, j. miles east; price 81 per acre.
A fine residence on ST. Francis; snap
at 81 SOC
\ snap in new cottages. close in
NJ. N. KEOHANE < CO.
Sit JOS North Main street
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FOR ShIE-A new 7-iDom cottage, 30
feer OF s-round. east front. For price
call at ~ East Douglas or 2H Lulu
avenue 97-sun-tues-4tX
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TOR SALF-EIouse > rooms, close in,
500. Cali IL =. Main street. 9l-7tX
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FOR SALE-t'ortY acres. corner of KEEL
icEe and Oliver streets. Coilege Hi1. -
2 narcafn for short tir1a- IL N
Grafton. ~ \ N1ln- sssh-su-ltS
F'DR SALE-T have Two quarter sections
OF lana that are snaps Il taken soor-
one improved and the ether uninprov-
ei. Write mc tadsv = r. Scnamp.
Garden PLATA Kan s7--tX
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FOR SALE-Ten acres. near city, $500.
Also 20 acres adjoining city. $1,000.
Modern house, rooms n. Market. IS, 500.
Modern cottage, y. Lawrence, $3.50.
31S 5. Market ) rooms, 1880
HILLS &, KJNKEAD, 143 y. Market.
97-sun-thu-tf
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
BONDS
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May II (SpeciaD.-The whole wheat list
early i4c to &c lower; but there was partial
rally toward the close. with narrowing up Of
those discounts the crop futures which
have been growing of late The September and
December made better gains than the May and
July and while the latter closed sc under Friday.
September and December closed i4c July
opened at 747sc sold between 75Isc and 74lIc. and
closed 747sc sellers: September closed at 73i4c
and the December at 749sc The corn weakness
influence early. The absence of Liverpool
prices increased the dulness. Cearances were 546.-
bushels primary receipts for the week, 14O70 600
bushels, 10000 bushels less than last year
and 10000 bushels less than last week. Mondays
visible will decrease 100000 bushels more. OF
the worlds shipments. 100000 bushels America
will contribute half. There much
rain again in the Northwest. but there ideal
weather conditions everywhere else. To-nghts
wheat prices lsc to 1c under last Saturdays.
The trade seems to think the crop wheat dis
counts have reached their limit, that there will
be reaction the other way. and that possibly
now the September will even work a premium.
Weakness at ST. Louis and Kansas City had
something TO do with the break in corn here. but
the weather conditions were still ideal and the
cash demand rather slow; to-days sales 65OO0 bush
els. Local receipts were light. 40 cars. with 20
estimated for Monday. a much larger run of re-
ceipts is expected by the latter part OF week.
Illinois did sell freely to-day Kansas City,
however reported better corn purchases in the
country; the Southern demand is not good The
ttarrlS-GateS crowd Is giving no support. Every
body is affected by the favorable weather July
opened at 61%c. sold between 6l7sc sellers Gle
and closed at 6lssc. September closed at 597sc; De-
cember 464c. To-nights prices are l.c 2,c under
last Saturdays.
Oats were but little changed. the active futures
closing &c TO Ac under Friday. To-nights prices
are about 1ec under last Saturday 4Sc; July
Si1sc. and the new July, S612c. The Eastern de-
mand was lighter to-day and the cash premiums
about 1sc less Patten took a vessel for 10000
bushels OF mixed oats to-day and continues to
move out stock.
Flaxseed was without change for the nearby
months but lc to &c lower for September and
october. Spot Northwestern was 81 II: Southwest
ern 81 %; May. 81 co. and September. 81 AZ. There
were cars of seed at the three points, against IS
last year
PROVISIONS prices merely held their own, although
hoss We're &C to 1Oc higher For the week the pro-
Nisioh Hst SHOWS an advance of DC to 7lsc There
are SIGNS or an increasing hog movement. To-. 900
mere Ior the week. against $4,000 last year; 5000
moss west to-day, against $1,000 last year In the
Arhour hre there about 1000 tierces of lard.
ou' II is expected there will be large salvage.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS

Further liquidation in yesterdays stock mar
ket resulted in declines throughout the list. and
despite & short rally following the publication
of the bank statement final figures showed net
losses in the greater number Of issues. The
bear element was aggressive There was no
support from substantial market interests, and
no attempts were made to stay the progress OF
the selling movement. Much Of the selling was
for short account while genuine liquidation rep
resented the sale of margin accounts that had
become weakened by the loss in values in the
last few days Investors We're not sellers, but
on the decline there was considerable absorption
OF good securities by investment interests. News
from the coal regions was considerably mixed
regarding the probable extent of the current
strike, and traders appeared unwilling TO make
commitments on the long side pending more
definite favorable information from trustworthy
sources.
The weekly statement OF the Associated Banks
exhibited a heavy contraction in liabilities,
small decrease in cash and gain Of nearly
S5,0O0,Oo0 in reserve above legal requirements.
Loans declined nearly S23,000,O00. due. in part,
TO the shifting of accounts involved in the
placing of foreign credits through the exchange
market. It is also likely that there liquida-
tion of loans by syndicates engaged in large
financial operations. Surplus reserve now stands
at IS 346 525, against S13. .299 925 at this time
year ago and S165 ,225 in the year before.
The course of the money market in the last few
days has reflected Improvement in bank condi-
tions, and the loss in cash holdings in the week
doubtless does not reflect actual conditions. The
known movement of money in the week in
dicated a gain in cash of over S1,000000 while
the bank statement showed apparent loss OF
81 132 900. The chances are that from now
for many weeks bank reserves will increase. 1t
is also probable that gold exports will soon be
resumed.
Maximum declines of l per cent and over
were recorded in Reading common, Delaware
and Hudson ST. Paul, Louisville and Nashville,
Sugar Refining Manhattan Railway, Colorado
Fuel and Iron, and some of the minor railroad
and industrial stocks. Sharper declines were
suffered by General Electric. Westinghouse,
North America and Of the specialties-
Western Union Telegraph sold down
the reports of a rupture of contract with the
Pennsylvania Railroad. American Grass Twine
advanced sharply and Amalgamated Copper was
firm. There was a decline of over per cent in
international Silver common while at the same
time the preferred advanced points. The ad-
vance in American Grass Twine was credited TO
buying by people who are already large own
ers of the company's securities The general
market was heavy at the close
The usual weekly table OF price changes for the
active stocks follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
Bankers posted rates were.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-New-O Orleans - Com
mercia 75cdH discount; bank. 81 premium. san
Francisco Sight l7l2c; telegraph. poe. Boston-loc
discount Chcago-5Qc premium Charleston-Buy-
ing. par: selling. &c premium. Cincinnati-Be-
tween banks. 25c discount over the counter. soc
premium ST Iouis-Par Minneapolis-75c pre-
MUM. Savannah-Buyng. 75c discount per $1,000.
selling, 75c premium.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money in
London 11ld2Iz per cent, open market discount
rate for short bills > 1916 per cent: long bills
%, az 1876 per cent. Berlin discount rate. 2s per
cent for three months bills and IA per cent for
short bills. Berlin exchange London. 20 marks
49 pfennigs Paris exchange on London. q francs
2l12 centimes. Paris discount rate. rs per cent.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Britis consols for
money 95k; for the account. 9514; Spanish As in
London. rs: French rentes lOl francs 10 centimes.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 51I4c; Mex
ican silver dollars. 41lzc. Bar silver in London
closed % 11-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid, 1852: Lisbon. 81;
Buenos Ayres. 1900; Rome. 1.S,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

decline during that time amounted 70 ent on
Continental bills. Thursday the market recoVerg1Gt
1-16 percent and Friday furtner I-5Z per CemI. II
was sha rp decline while il lasted, but the recoN
erv bids fair TO he perhaps as rapid ana as great
as the decline which preceded it AS the date OF
the beginning of the recovery coinciaes win Inc tne
return 10 ) per cent money market, II lS easy
enough to see that the decline which precedsu II
was entirely to the high money market OF tle
last fortnight Under this high money market
the decline of exchange during the trSt week m
Nav came about by bankers and Dill ouyers
simply refraining from buying, preferring 70 loah
ont their funds 10d20 per cent per annurn ootdlI
able at that time. The decline of the second week
of May. the other hand was caused Dy laI az
offerings Of our bankers sight drafts against caS
loans obtained in London This is rather unusual unui
hut as we are assured, an actual TACT, neVerlnt verne
less There was much talk about London ouyIns
~ stocks in our market We doubt tnlS OUT ar
fciined 10 think that large amounts of our stocks
were shipped abroad to be carried mere W.T. tta1
money was TO be Hained much cheaper tnan
here The fact that the sight bills which deprsssssSSo
the market so much during the nrSt part or InTG
present week mostly drawn by our prllcIipaI
arbItrage bankers, lends color 10 TINS supposItoL
Tow tbat money can be obtained call as well
as on time per cent, our banks ana oaI oaiinea1I
will not have to borrow In LonCon III Ihe uiiN9N@-
manner above mentioned
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
81 ELECTRIC REORGANIZATION.

At the request Of the holders Of a large majority
Of the bonds and stocks of the Staten Island Eec-
+ric Railroad Company and allied corporations
William Ianmau Bull. r. SOmers Hayes, Johh
Creenough and Walter G. Oakman have consented
70 act as a committee for the consolidation ana
raorgan nzatlon OF the Staten Island Electric Rail-
road Company New-York and Staten Island Elec-
trIc COMPANY Richmond Borough Company, New
Jersey and Staten Island Ferry Company New
York Investment and Improvement Company ana
Richmond County Power Company. a plan for
the consolidation and reorganization has been
adopted signed by the committee and lodged with
the Guaranty Trust Company as depositary, and
Is part of an agreement. Holders OF bonds ana
stocks are invited 10 deposit their securities Hold
srs Of maforities in value OF the mortgage bonds
and stocks have deposited their securities. and the
now engaged in carrying It out The Guaranty
Trust Company is prepared TO issue its en-
graved certificates OF deposit to depostors. and
securities must be deposited before June l TO
entite holders 10 participate in the benefits Of the
plan Interest will accrue to those ultimately en-
titled to receive bonds from July l. 1901. the
par OF the bonds to which they may be entitled
Those who have heretofore deposited first mort
gaze bonds OF the Staten Island Electric Railroad
Company with the trust company under the agree
ment OF August Il. 1899. must exchange the re-
ceipts then given them for new receipts issued
under the plan and agreement OF April I, 1892.
Austin X. Fletcher and Davies Stone * Auerbach
are the counsel for the committee.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Iradlng IN the outside securities market was lin
tied There was more strength shown in some a,
the weak issues Of Friday Havana ComuereaI
common sold up TO 1854. and the preferred sold al
Oa52 Universal Tobacco sold Up 3 per cent N
g. The bulk of the trading, however, was in Cen
eral Carriage. Upwards of four thousand shares
were dealt in from ssa down to 2ss Hide and
Leather preferred sold Al. Chicago Electric
Pneumatic Tool preferred offered down 70 100
without sales Standard OIL sold at 625. Royal Bak-
ing Powder preferred sold 1O6. The railroad is
dull and fractionaIly lower. SeabOard
preferred was offered down to 46ls American Can
preferred sold down to 55ls. Bay State Gas sold
down to I7s Electric Vehicle preferred sold al IL
The copper shares dull The market closed
quiet but fairly steady.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

The heaviest dealings were In the Central Oh
Georgia first incomes. Chesapeake and Ohio 473s'
Chicago and Alton 31zs Chicago, Burlington ana
Quincy As Northern Pacific As. Southern Railway
first SIS. Unior Pacific first and convertible as ana
Wabash debenture Bs. Colorado Fuel and Iron
convertible IS and Consolidated Tobacco As were
also active
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
NONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money rates. quoted, fol-
low: Money call. per cent. Time money was
quoted at per cent for thirty to sixty days "a
per cent for four months and per for five and
six months. Commercial paper was quoted at "A
per cent for sixty to ninety days, 4eI5 per cent
for choice four and six months single names. and
5I2 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed steady.
Actual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London May II. 4 p. m.-The market for American
securities fairly firm small volume OF bust
ness Final prices follow:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
STOCK VALUES WEAK.
BANK RESERVE INCREASES.
COAL STRIKE AFFECTS vALUEs-BoNDs
AND MONEY.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Fridays quo
tations were:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

Brooklyn Ferry stock. $500.
HOboken Ferry LIST 5s.....
do stock
y V & F. z Ferry O. stock
do LIST mtg Is. 1922 ...
\ Y & II F Con IS. I94s.
10Th & SD ST LIST mg SIS. 1919
Union r OF n Y & h stock :.
NY & " j + 1st mtg SIS, 1915
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

g schumacher & Co saw:
pith +ha bnae blS IN foreign exchange. which began
w, m.h rne beginning of the month"; stopped suddenly
late II eoe afternoon or the l4th inst The total
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. May 1.-THE condition OF the treas
Iry divisions of issue and redemption, at the be
ginning of business to-day follows:
RESERVE FUND.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

FERRY COMPANIES.
FURNISHED by William E Nichols 6 Co. No. IS waii-so
Int. period Bid Asked.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

INACTIVE STOCKS.
FURNISHED by William e Nichols Co.. No. wallstD
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

/ Saturday. Saturday. Net
May 10. May IL. changes
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

The following the changes for the correspond
ing weeks OF the three preceding years 1sO1-Loans
increased s2f 204 SOO cash decreased 81 2s3 500 de-
posits decreased SIS $4,000 and surplus reserve in
creased S172 $50 l90OLoans increased s7fs 300 cash
increased 1866 deposits increased 81 900 and
surplus reserve increased 222 500 lss9-Loans de-
creased S243s00 cash increased 1854 800 deposits
increased s7636O0 and surplus reserve increased
S. 800.
The following table shows the bank holdings on
the respective dates:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

THE WEEKS BANK CHANGES
The following table shows the usual comparative
statement of bank holdings:
May 10. May II. Changes.
Legal tenders $73 500 SS79 O29 S22
Specie 1T0,40O,40O lGS s25 500 Dec.
Loans gO1, $4,000 ~. 56l,
Deposits 800 235, coo 1886 I6l
Circulation 3l,229.6OO 81. 273. 200 Inc.
The following shows the relation between the
total and the total deposits on the re-
spective dates:
10. May
Specie Sl10 $4,000 Sl6S Ss25SOO Dec 81 6e4
Legal tenders I3,02S5OO 1861 200 Inc. 700
Total cash S243 $40 800 s242 3S7 Dec 81 l32
Required against
deposits 240.O5s. 900 234 O4O 475 Dec eO1s 425
4e, ooo 90 80
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONDITIONS

:. Schumacher & Co. 5,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-18

also active.