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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
Kansas CITY.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Feb. 15.---An exceedingly
cratic movement in metropolitan street
railway confused the speculation ~ To-
DAYS stock market and discouraged &C
tiv:tv elsewhere In The market The large
scope Of tho plan announced ari the
large resources demanded Tor carIyiuS
them our. caused some apprehension, as
was seen by the break in the stocks 20
below Us. after an opening advance OF
over one point This and the dispute over
the threatened enforcement OF tho tsX
on call loan coilaterals caused some sharp
declines in the MARKET receSs-ors reach
ing a point IN some OF the prominent
stocks. There was . rauy before the
appearance OF the bank statement and a
renewed decline after i sappe4r1lce-
Metropolita nwas then taken vlsora1sl.
il hand 4ad marked up 70 is over llst
nights last price. AU-ileaTlotec Cop
per also became very strong and -uu1 ed
~ 70 - An over exten8ed shore ac-
count VS. seemingly responsible 20 q
large extent for the rise III This latter.
The combined movement drove the shorts
20 cover elsewhere and the n-ariSct rsl-
lied wIplns out The important rrice of
I'd losses El-hltJau rose "a point over
last night rhere was q fGrther 1urp -
6Ve points IL Bunilston- Cedar T. l'isis
& Northern masking Sc utaen polats iu
the thre- Gays. EE.o2 Sag preferred,
gained three points The street Mas pre-
pared for q further expansion q 7s-ls
and vas apparently relieved thai ! ys-s
no lar<er than So .s7el, but the h1ps = q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
BULLS BOSS BEARS
Weeks End Finds Small Gain
in Grains.
LESS THAN ONE CENT
Days Close Is From IL to
B-8C Higher.
OKLAHOMA AND KANSAS
Attract Attention of Bulls in
Feeding of Wheat.

Chicago. Feb. i5.-Bulls IN the grain
markets had slightly the better end OF
the argument today at the end Of another
dull and uneventfuI week OF speculation.
Yesterdays small losses were made UP
and better tone prevailed but the drag
the fact that the weeks gains were under
1c. May wheat registered a gain today
OF 3-Sa1-2c: May corn 1-2c and May oats
3-Sc. Provisions closed 1-2c TO l0c higher.
Higher cables and predictions Of small
Ter worlds shipments occasioned a slight
~ better opening in wheat but the char
scter of the trading was of the same
poor sort that has been manifested for
the past two weeks. Most Of the business
was slow and confined to the local crowd.
Outsiders kept out OF the market 10 a
marked degree Manitoba wheat or
cheaper grades Of the spring variety have
been used during the week for export and
this gave but little assurance TO the bulls
On the other hand constant reports OF
heavy feeding of wheat TO stock come 10
hand and the bulls have give him some
heed TO the mutIerings from Oklahoma
and Kansas that the plant is liable TO
damage especially in view Of the two
these influences prices see-sawed narrow
" May openeD 1-Sc higher at IS 3-Sc. sa g
ged 1-Sc and then gradually worked up
ward TO IS SIC. Corn strength played a
small part in the advance. MAY closed
firm, 3-sd1-2c higher at 70 5-sQ3-4c. Local
receipts wede II cars, one of contract
grade; Minneapolis and Duluth reported
427 cars. making a total for the three
poitns of AL cars. against S0l last week
and $50 year ago. Primary receipts
were $4,000 bushels compared Co 500. coo
bushels last year. Seaboard cIearances
in wheat and -four equalled 81 900 bush
els.
Corn was quiet but showed a much
better feeling. Liverpool was slightly
higher in the face Of our decline yester-
day and working against the opening
bearish sentiment started May a shade
higher TO a shade lower at 42c TO 81 7-sC
Late in the day there was talk OF an
improved export demand, and some fair
buying set in. May advanced to g. lie
and closed firm, 1-2c up at g. 3-Sfbl-2c
Receipts were So cars.
Oats were profoundly dull though ap-
parently stronger at all times than the
other pits TIE only feature TO the days
business was some buying by cash peo-
pie. The steadiness Of corn was a help.
Spectators are watching the pit careful
ly and appear to be looking for something
big to happen at any time. May opened
unchanged and sold up well. closing firm
3-Sc higher at a SIC. Receipts were %
cars.
Provisions had small trade. though
with better tone. The market lately
has hinged on the size of hog receipts
and today on a light run showed
strength. There was some fair buying
Of lard by yesterdays sellers but other
wise little was doing. May pork closed
1Oc higher at 1881 II: May lard u 1-2c
up at 1852 ID and May ribs Z 1-2c higher
at SS.55as.57 1-2.
Estimated receipts Monday Wheat. Is
cars; corn, 90 cars; oats. So cars; hogs,
- 600 head.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
CATTLE SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

The downward tendency Of the hog
market for the past five or six weeks
has been surprise to nearly everybody.
but it is d. source of congratulatiOn that
the Wichita market has kept in line with
the big markets of the country.
The trade in StOckerS and feeders at this
place since the middle OF last summer
has been considerable. People have learn
ed to come here TO get this class of stock.
and it is now believed that great many
feeders will be sold on this market next
fall.
Superintendent Darrigrand. of the Dold
packing house, has gone east to buy a
lot more OF new machinery fer the new
house. Men are now putting the big steel
tank in the ice house. and a few weeks OF
good weather will see the buildings all
enclosed. Fred Dold wants to yea TO
packing hogs, and the new plant viii be
rushed to an early completion.
Henry Stoinbrchner, of Newton, con-
signed a car load OF hogs that arrived
last night after the market closed. The
buyers always aim to take care of him,
because he is one Of the regular shippers
TIC this market
Tom Grace, of Cheney. sent in the car
load of hogs that topped the market
yesterday. He has brought more good
hogs to this market han any other one
shipper since last August. Quite a num-
Der of them have been from his own
feed lots.
Townsend & Lemon. of Andale, had a
car load of mixed packers on the market
Yesterday that brought a fair price.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
CITY IN BRIEF.


W T. Matson went to Newton yester-
day morning.
Mr. / W Finfrock Of Newton is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. A. D. Boyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shields and Miss May
Hambric leave for New York City today.
Or. W. w. Minnick is confined TO his
home with an attack Of acute bronchitis
Miss Olive Decatur has gone to Pitts
burg, kan, to visit her uncle, A
Watts
Miss Grace E1lers of Kingfisher. Q. T..
has been visiting Miss Jessie Dean the
past week.
Mrs. Wayne Montgomery. who has been
very III with pneumonia, is reported con-
valescing.
Mrs. J. W Hickey Of Chicago is in the
city, visiting her father, 3. H Campbell
at Riverside.
Mrs. J. r. H King who has been Sc
riously III during the last week. is con-
valescing and viii be out soon.
Mrs. Y. c. Stanfeld of Hutchinson Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. T. W. Carr, and
took IN the sights of the convention.
Col and Mrs. II. II. Carr went to New
ION this afternoon TO visit their daughter.
Mrs. &. c. Strenley, and new grandson.
Mrs. Ley2ra Statler who has been VS.
itirg her brother. Colonel NJ. VI. MurdC ok,
returned home to Emporia- yesterday.
Mrs. John Christopher has returned
from Jerseyville, III, where she was
called 10y the serious illness Of her
mother.
Mr.. /. Gross Of the Golden Eagle Will
leave tomorrow for New York. TO select
AZ the latest novelties for spring and
summer wear.
Mr.. A q. Boyle OF Hobart. o. T.. who
has been spending the week with his fam
lily here. returned 10 his home in Hobart
Saturday morning.
Nj and Mrs J. r. Holiday and son
Fred left yesterday for Minco, where Mr..
Holiday has land interests. They viii
be gone about 4 week
Mr.. c. n. Howe left for Granite, 0. T..
Saturday morning. being called there by
telegram announcing the serious illness
OF his brother Clint.
Miss Myrtle Priestly. sister OF Charles
Priestly. left this morning for her home
in Emporia. after a very pleasant visit
with Mrs. Ralph Robertson.
Miss Sophia KIentz started for the
eastern markets at noon Friday, and
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET
Hog Receipts Were Light and
Market Lower.
TOP PRICE WAS S6.05
Cattle Buyers Clean Up for a
New Start.

The hight supply of hogs on the market
yesterday was al that was expected. The
lower tendency OF The eastern markets
had a depressing effect here. and sales
were generally made at a decline Of ten
cents from Fridays market There were
some fairly good hogs on the market,
but nothing so good as the tops on the
previous day. The top hogs yesterday
were simply good mixed packers. The
weeks business closing last night was,
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point in the direction of q good market
here this week. ! now seems that there
will be a demand for all the hogs that
will come. Cudahy is a liberal buyer
for good, medium heavy weight hogs, and
Armour seems to be a fixture on this
market. The buyers say they want the
hogs. and they try 10 use the shippers
fairly in order to hold their trade. If
there is ever more than rates difference
in the market here and on the Missouri
river it is because the buyers and sellers
make a mistake.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
"a HAND SAW Is A GOOD THING. BUT NOT To
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There are not few people who think
the cattlemen' 8 convention was a great
harvest FOR the street car company and
in that they are correct. but IL was pot the
best time the company has had since the
new line was built The street car com
pany made a good deal more money dur
ing the street fair last fan than i did
for the same time during the cattle CON
vention. on the second day q October
during the street fair the company car
RED over 5000 on all Is lines ard the
best day during the cattlemens conven-
ton the greatest number Of fares collect
I'd ia one day was about le.@9 on al
lines
During the street fair the travel came
on all the lines and during the cattle
men convention the travel was eentered
on the stock yards lire and that is long
line. The ten minute service was kept ~
and the cars were conferred on that track
al that could be handled on the switches
The most Of the people boarded the cars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16

viii remain about twenty days, to study
the latest styles in millinery.
Mr.. Fred Gockel. the popular represen-
tative in Oklahoma of the Smith-Hron
Wholesale Notion company of Arkansas
City. is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs II. H Carr entertained
their daughter, Mrs. Q. i. Dckhart, and
Mrs y. Kinds of Olcutt during the cattle
mems convention. They returned to their
home Friday morning.
William Peterson, VINO has been a sub
stitute railway mail clerk, with head
quarters in this city for about sixteen
months, has Deen given a run on the
main line of the Santa Fe.
Miss Verona Horback, of Enid, Q. T. is
visiting Mrs. c. A. Grimes and family, at
240 North Market street. Miss Horback is
formerly of Wichita, and has many
friends here. She will return home Mon
day.
Mr.. r. P Murdoch left yesterday to at
tend the annual meeting Of the American
Newspaper Publishers association, and
while there viii attend dinner given to
a number of the members OF the associa-
ton in honor of II. r. II. Prince Henry
of Prussia. He viii also visit the factory
in Plainheld, New Jersey, to inspect an
other perfecting press which is receiving
IL tAtLSihAiiS tOt'tlt1f SUM ~ NC AilSAciAiCN
in the Eagle office. Mrs. Murdoch went
with him.
Mr.. Cults of Chicago, a brother of Mrs.
DR. Hutton, whom he has not seen for
some time, came in on the Santa Fe
last evening for a few days visit and TO
look over the city. He expressed much
pleasure at the evident signs of energy
and push on the streets. and was en-
Jhusiastic over the attractiveness of the
city. He says he was recently on train
where there was q party of Pittsburg
capitalists enroute from Pittsburg to
Chicago and their talk was all about
Wichita
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16

gain in cash was disappointed and the
decline of S626, 100 in that item raised the
question whether the return flow or cur
rency TO Chicago and interior points, Is
imminent. The market closed quite
active and firm at the rally.
In the curb market there were sales OF
Metropolitan securities when issued at
10 and the bid price was advanced TO
rs. There were sales OF subscription
rights at six and ten.
There had been a broad and active de-
mand for bonds, which has tended 70
bring prices of many Of the newer and
lower grade issues toward the price level
Of the high grade investment mortgages.
United States new As advanced Is per
cent from the closing call Of last ~eek.
The closing price CT stocks and bonds
were as follows:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

! Regular meeting of Tonties Tuesday
evening. VIII convene at 80 sharp.
Attention L r. X of P You will as
semble at armory Wednesday evening at
/ $50 p. IN.
There will be a regular communication
of Wichita Lodge No. 90, A. T. & A. NJ,
Monday evening at 1880.
The Sorosis Society of Paramount COL
| lege will give an entertainment next
Thursday evening at the college chapel.
The Thursday afternoon Cooking Club
will meet this week, February 20, at the
( home of Mrs. Ben Garland, North Law
renee avenue.
All members of Ouichita Tribe No. 10,
| are requested to be present at the meet
ing tomorrow night. The Great Chief of
| Kansas will be present.
Regular meeting Of /. A. S. of S. V,
Monday evening February II. in A. O. L.
w hall, corner of Main and First. Old
soldiers are most cordially invited TO at
tend.
The Highland Cemetery Association will
give Il socia; Tuesday evening FEBRUARY
49, At the home OF Mrs. R. w. Park. 1881
South Topeka. ALI members and friends
ape cordially invited.
Regular encampment of Geo H
Thomas Regimental Union Veterans
Union Monday night at 7:9O o'clock sharp.
Fall in Recruits for muster viii please
attend. Hall over Taps store
The Lewis Academy chorus will pre-
sent the cantata, Saul of Tarsus.' at
the First Presbyterian church next Fri
day evening, February q. The chorus
viii be assisted by the academy orchestra.
Harmony Council No. 12S. f \. A,
meet Monday evening. Business Of i'm
porterce. Several candidates viii be mi
tiated. Team TO be present in full uni
form. Bring your cards and come III for
the premium offered before it IS TOO late
The Musical Club viii have special re-
hearsal of their cantata at Sedgwick Hall
Monday evening a 80 o'clock. All mem
bers of the cantata chorus should be
present as the soloists and string quartet
viii be at this rehearsal. The final re-
hearsal will be Tuesday at 4:3O p. N.
A grand mass meeting of ali the car
penters in Wichita will be held at Odd
Fellows hail. 422 East Douglas avenue,
Thursday evening. February -, at 7:S0
O'Clock Matters of interest TO all car
penters in Sedgwick county will be pre-
Kansas City. Mo.
The monthly meeting OF the Young
People Missionary League OF the Pres
byterian church VIII be heId on Tuesday
evening, February IS, at 7:30 at the
home Of Mrs. c. W. jackson, l407 Park
Place. As this is the time Cor it's annual
electicn Of officers. it is important that
all members should be present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16

az The corner % Maln and Douglas and
from there 20 tho stock ysrds end ~ the
line Is three miles 80 that forty Fulurfe
was required 20 make the round trfp.
The long haul required more time end
The company di1 not earn ~ much money
~ Il would have done Rad the coussat
grounds been located nearer the center
81 the cifs. But attn Mr.. Morrison - uot
complaining They did very wei
This was The fEst time THAT ne street
car company has been called upon -
handle a larE- crowd lu that aecfon -
the city. Heretofore the big crowds have
been ou South Main ~ TIE fa.r Er0unc =
or ~ Riverside PARK n The cafUensen
convention lad become an annual sFs.f
hers and the Toplrg ard riding grounds
were kept iu The same place az this yest
ire company could prepare Tor o. ~ ex-
tending the Topeka avenue iins 20 Twsn-
ty-nrst street. u could then harale uasrs
than double The paasrBKsFs % ard freru
the stock Yards
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HOG SALES.
CATTLE.

on the market yesterday, and most of
the trading was by spectators disposing
of their stock TO the butchers and feeders
There will be fewer cattle in the yards
at the beginning of this week than for
a long time, and this VIII give the buy
ers a clean start for the weeks trade
before them. The Missouri river markets
have not been very satisfactory and the
buyers have tried not to have a surplus
10 spend there. The trade in feeders
and stockers here has taken most of the
stuff that came to go out on orders, and
there has been very few OF this class of
stock forced on the Missouri river mar
kets. There is still q good. healthy de-
mand for butchers cattle, and none of it
seems to be too good 10 suit the trade.
The demand for good cattle among the
local butchers is considerable.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-16
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The WEATHER.

Washington. Feb Is-weather forecast
for Sunday and Monday:
Partly CLOUDY SUNDAY AMI Mon
K4ns1s-Partly cloudy sunday and
Monday variable winds.
Oklahoma aaG Indian Terri -ory-Fair
Sunday and Mor6sy. light. variable
winds mostly rnrlh.
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