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WANTED.
PHYSICIAN OF GOOD STANDING
IA IN EACH STATE AND TERRITORY
TO handle
TER-CHLORIDE OF GOLD,
a sure, safe and speedy cure for
abnormal appetites for liquor
and opium.
Free from harsh or dangerous
effects.
In successful use for past ten
years
s. X. HUNTSINGER, Agent,
500 South 18th St. Lincoln, Neb.
Wy PARTNER 10 FURNISH MONEY
w ard take hall interest TO take out patent for i'm
proved nut lock. Investigate, there is easy money
in this. X. living, Fort scott, Kan.
MOULD LIKE ORDER FOR FLORIDA PRE-
w served Fruits Put up In attractive style. Only
the best OF fruit used. Address with stamp, S. A.
Stiles, InterlaclIen Florida.
VXTANTED--HUsTLERS EVERYWHERE TO
w distribute circulars, samples, tack signs etc.
wanted only. Trifers need not apply. Address ADV.
Agency, Boz 1873, 5ummit.iiIe, Ind
YJ,IMBER-ANY PERSON IN OHIO HAVING
Il second growth Hickory and Elm butt timber or
other forest growth timber for sale. will do well
describe II fully and address II. l.. Mains Belle Center
Ohio.
CsEND YOUR ADVERTISING AND CIRCULARS
= for distributing TO A. K. SNYDER, Preston Hot
low, Albany Couniy, MY
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NOR SALE OR EyCHANGE-LOTS, BLOCKS
II for;ys OF land ihe shore OF Mile Laos
Lake, vacant occupied by cottages. for the same
amount OF land on yea shore of equal vane Loca
ton either Mobile Bay the Florida Coast preferred
Wish TO exchange n summer resort residence for
Winter one. For further Information address ID. IL.
Robbins, Vineiand, MINI.
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NIAIIoNAL TRIBUNE BOOKS
NEW BooKsiio .c
statesmen and Orators. Six Vols cloth....... aacI
Official History of U. 8. Coth.... zoo
Life OF Mckinley SIX back lI........... 30c
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

"ANTED-Nexic8n Veterans OF Capt. Morgan
w Dragoou OF Co., Fort Atkinson Tor Atchisonl
Iowa Please communicate with Horace Salter, New
port Beach, Cal. Am trying to get pension.
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DROHIBI1IoN KNOCKED OUTFIT IS THE
Il enemy of Christianity and prosperity. II Is heresy
and against all Bible truths All Scripture the sub
ject explained In book Of 400 PIP. Cloth, 81 postpaid
Empire Book Concern. Cantono Wife for desc rpion
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STAMPS AND COINS.

ca ~ PAID FOR RARE 1865 QUARTERS;s ~
SO. . paid for 1904 dimes; 40 paid for Is5s dol
lars. big prices paid for hundreds of other daes keep
all money coined before 1879 send 10 cents
for o of two coin and stamp value books. II may
mean fortune to you. Address Z. +. Clarke, Agent
Le Roy, N Y.
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DEPTO-CELERINE
L Cures all headaches, whether from impaired d.
gestion nervousness overtaxed mental energy worry
loss of Sleep over silmuatiJn etc, money refunded
Box containing 10 doses % cents. sent prepaid
cept of price Herman F. Sc!H.sIz, i96 Mlrrey Ave,
Milwaukee, Wis.
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A NTIETABf TO APPOMATToX, WITH Iisth
"A p. ". 1852 TO 49, Illustrated; 7ss pages, cloth
Delivered 1Jrepaid. $3.50. CorpiJ. l.. smisI No. II
So eth ST PhlladelnLa. &
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II,oR. .SALE-MY HotfE OF ONE HUNDRED
IL ana sixty acres of land. For full particulars
inquire T. q. Box i.S, Harbor Springs. Elnmet Co..
Mich.
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VHOR SALE-A no ACRE FARM, ONE MILE
IL from Alfred University and p. o. Large, nice house
and fair barn; good producing land. Can be made An
ideal home. Isaac II. Langworthy, Alfred, n. Y.
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L,ORMULA FOR SALE OF THE LATE DIR. A.
II q. Woilards celebrated Cancer Remedy; has
cured thousands and will cure thousands more II
handled by the right person. Apply TO Mrs. VI. f.
Woiiard No. I, w. Cary Street, Richmond, Virginia
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DOYS AND GIRLS: WE GIVE, FREE BASE
Baiis. Bats Masks. Mitts Watches, Chains Rings
Lace Cnrtans, Handkerchief. Pocket Knives Domi,
noes, Harmonicas. Air Biiies and many other useful
articles. for selling New Gold-Eyed Needles at &c
package. They are quick sellers. with two pack
needles give, Free Silver Aluminium 1iiifnoie
Send money send name and address. ordering two
dozen papers needles and one dozen thmbles. Wesend
them at once. postpaid. with Premium List When
Sold send Us 81 20 and select premium yoi entitled
to- which we will send at once. National Supply Co.,
Jamestown, Pa
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IyLoRIDA-THE COUNTRY FOR OLD VETS.
IL No rheumatic, catarrh. or lung troubles. Ex.
change billiards. for sunshine. Good shooting aud
fishing Cheap homes. Live easy. proiong your lives.
Stamp for Information. C. FWaldron late 20,h o. vi
WeIaka Putnam Co., Florida
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JHoR SALE-I7 ACRES; |, 900 NIAGARA GRA PES
T. small orchard. comfortable frame house. frame
barn fine well, postofice. stores, church, school;
negroes no liquor Northern settlement. Write f.
A. benjamin. GRndview, Tenn.
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81 c71 BOOKS, NOVELS, MAGAZINES AND
lsO l. Story Papers, all done up In big bundles,
weighing nearly two pounds and to be sold at ID cts per
bundle postpaid Order bundle: you will be pleased.
c. F. Clarke, Agent, lie Roy, n. Y.
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MORPHINE: :,.,,u,o ,o.,. .,-o 9, s-ur
habits OF all kinds.
No nausea, pain absence from
work. ''' 4
We restore the nervous and physical
systems by removing causes of dis
case. 'f. .i'. '''
Trial treatment free lai
Write for booklet
Manhattan Therapeutic Association.
Suite 564 1885 Broadway New York City.
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LNOR SALE-THE SMITH PATENT LOOSE
II Pulley invention. VIII appeal TO any one inter
esied In this kind of work. On the dTvngsh indie
pendent of the driven shaft. For circulars pnd full
information address W. y. Rundei, Grcenvillc y. Y.
The National tribune., 1903-11-26

GREAT ANTI-ROMAN CATHOLIC PAPER
" The Patriotic and Christian Advocate feariessiy
tells the truth about Romanisn. Weekly, SOC. per
year; 10 weeks ON trial. fOc. The Advocate, Beaver
Springs, Pa.
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Hn WEAK MEN PILLS (by maiD FREE! Send
lOO stamped envelope l.. L. West, Avon y. Y.
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LNOR SALE FOR CASH AT A BARGAIN, But
IL not a sacrifice, nice paying business: general
merchandise stock about 5000. Also, s;orehose and
premises IN center OF phosphate and turpentne sec
ton Of State; also olher paying real estate town prop
erty. Owner has other interests elsewhere. IL inter
esied write for particulars. W. J. Smith. Groom, ela
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WHISK HABIT CURED Fol; sl5o. OR
w money back. q. r. Carfnan, sawyer City, Pa.
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DoOKS.--The Civil War on the Border. Complete
- account of all engagements great and small and
Of all marches retreats and expeditions west OF the Mis-
sssipp Two vols octave. 959 pages fully illustrated
Price 36. Address the author WILEY BRITroN,
Springfield. Mo.
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I,,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-oNE SINGER
IL Sewing machine for shoe and harness maker.
Write what you have. VIII sell cheap Cough Bros,
Benton KY
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r ODGE RITUALS.
IL see ad. nnaer head of PERSONAL a.
Mark, Weller Fairfax, Vn.
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GIVE THE CHILDREN PECKHAM'S GROUP
VI Remedy for Coughs. Colds. Group. Whoopng
Cough. Never fails. &c. u bottle All druggists.
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f1aIHE SOCIAL HEIL."-THE MOST SENSA-
tional book out; 26 fullpage (5x7) Illustrations.
full of detail Very rare. send quick. Only q few
left. I0c. postpaid. Fowler Co, franklin, y. H.
rsj-A geuts wantei!
The National tribune., 1903-11-26

V1oR SALE-ONE GOOD SHOW CASE, 10 FEET;
Il Cigar Case, feet. Also. two Paper Rob Cut
ers and long. These goods all in first
class condition and will sell at bargain. For further
information address l. n. Linville ShinnstOwn, W Va.
The National tribune., 1903-11-26

w NHEELER SUPPLY COMPANY, CATAWBA
w Island Ohio. offers for sale s15 printing outfit
new for $50; So writing and bookcase com
bned new for sls old violin worth 800 for s15
Family Records for 20 per hundred: sample foi IL
cents.
The National tribune., 1903-11-26

INDIANA FARM FOR SALE-s0 ACRES OF
l. splendid and clover land Is Of timber.
Is miles west of Vernon, Paris Crossing SIS
an acre \ good bargain for somebody. Address Gray
L. Purcell, Bannister, Lambie County. Idaho.
The National tribune., 1903-11-26

ITOR SALE-FOUR OF THE FINEST RANCHES
Il Oh the globe One OF 80, s00 so and 200
Write for description and terms B. Kimer, Waldo,
Kan
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LIVERY LADY READ THIS.
ID YEARS AGO WHEN WAS SUFFERER,
an old nurse told me OF IA wonderful cure for
Leucorrhea. Dlsplacements. Painful Periods,
Uterine and Ovarian troubles. Ii cured me in
one month. Ii Is simple, harmless lotion tina.
be prepared by any one having the
cipe- I will send 1t free to every suffering
sister who writes TO me. Address
MRS. c. W. HUDNUTT, South Bend, Ind.
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&c. SENT TO THE IVY LEAF. NEWPORT.
i y RI,
Brings you the magazine one :'ear.
Also, their new book telling you how you easily
earn q a week more without working.
The National tribune., 1903-11-26

NOR SALE-I0, 30 40 AND so ACRE TRACTS OF
Il land in Pasco County, Florida. Title good. S.
c. & b. W. Gordon, Administrations, Gerogetown Ohio
The National tribune., 1903-11-26

C,tX FINE BUILDING LOTS EAST OF UNI
- versity and south of Euclid Ave. size 4Gxi32.
VIII be sold on easy terms and at 4 bargain. High
land everything correct: just the place for quiet
residence. If you interested ana mean business,
write for particulars. Address, C. r. Meads II Clinton
Block, syracuse. n. y
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nor SALE-TEN ACRES SANDY LOAN LAND,
Il $500; near Atlanta CAL; suitable for grapes or
almonds. M. Clifford, Fort Bayard, n. VI.
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r AIDES $1,000 REwARD!-I POSITIVELY
II guarantee my neyer-failing ERGO-KOIo COM
POUND TO safely relieve the longest, most obstinate
of delayed monthly periods In three to five days
without harm, pain. Interference with work. Mail,
sl.5o. Double s. rength, - DR.. Southugton r Co..
Dept n. t. 5l5 Main ST., Kansas City. No.
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II ADIES-AN ARTICLE OF MERIT EVERY
married couple needs Sure and harmless Writo
for particulars. p b Keys, Ill So. Center Ave. Chica
20, Ill
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INARM-li0 ACRES, WITH IMPROV EaIENTS
Il three miles from Rockville. Nd, Ia miles from
Washington. ID. G. Price s. 900. Address F. Dove
Rockville, Md.
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GENUINE CONFEDERATE MONEY
CSOn FOR ONLY 2sc AGENTS WANTED
pOOO Address Chas. D. Barker, Atlanta Ga

0NHE UNDERSIGNED HAS 200 ACRES OF SOL,
Il dlers Additional Homesteads for sale: also two
land warrants of so acres each all property assigned
Address, with stamp,
Henry E Spring, Pnuldny, Ohio.
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T ADY AGENTS WANTED TO SELL ACME
- Tablets. Guaranteed speediest remedy known
for Female Weakness. sample dollar box ana
particulars - cents. Send ut TO The Acme Tablet
Co., AZ Hall Building, Kansas City, Mo.
The National tribune., 1903-11-26

(tRoNA COPPER CO. OF LYONS CoLo.-sToCK
- only 10 cents share Mine contains copper
gold ard silver. Selling stock to put up mill
For Information and prospectus write to NJ. Y. Smith,
Clay Center Kansas.
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SS A DAY THE YEAR ROUND. LEGITI-
eDD mate and pleasant employment for either
ladies or gentlemen. send stamp for full particulars
Address Jacob Reeder, Fresno, Cal.
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SAC. BUYS FORMULAS FOR MAKING THE
W noted Kessier Linment, CocOanut Candy and
how to clean wall paper. George j. Clark, Walnut
Kan.
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r ID THOSE SUFFERING FROM WEAK

O' - "Hth,
A and 46 Main street. Springneld, Ohio.
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J,OR SALE-A good Blacksmith shop and lot.
II Also good house and lot in the best town in
Nebraska, Terms easy. Price. $1,000. Address sex
a. Prosser, Neb.
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NOR SALE-FINE SUBURBAN HOME. FIFTY
IL foot lot; corner; large shade trees: fruit, pears
cherries grapes house 25x30 stories eight
with bath; fine stone basement; furnace heat; built
1877; cement sidewalks; water; gas: and half
blocks from station, Walden, c.. r. I. & Z. X. X.
1901 LongwoOd Ave, Chicago, ILL.,
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FINANCIAL.

WE ARE SELLING A LIMITED AMOUNT OF
w stock to purchase machinery. If you are look
ing for safe and guaranteed investment, address
Bunch Mining Co., Bunch /. I.
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WAR EXPERIENc Is94-A GAME OF
w cards. Some serious and funny pIlghts and
scrapes sifiingiy brought GU, in playing this game
Price 25 cents Eased actual experience Prison
escape. Address W. H. Newiin, Springfield III
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

NoU WILL BE SURPRISED 10 SEE WHAT
Il nice heatstoDe or monument you can get from
the Barney GIapite and Marble Works by sending
postal card 10 II. c. Barney, Flint Mich
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POULTRY. elRos ans2PET STOCK

VIyoR SALE-A FEW CHOIJtE M5HITE WYAN-
II do,te Coclterels and Jullet ;, not fully ma;ured
but of choice breeding. Must b9 sod to make room
Isaac NJ. Langworthy, Alfred, n. ""
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-26
REVIEW OF TRADE.
Midsummer Trade Is Not So Dull as
Usual

New York. July 25.-R. G. Duns Week
~ Review of Trade says:
The tenor of dispatches from every
section Of the country dictates that there
is less than the customary midsummer
dullness in business and collections are
more promptly met than usutl Earnings
of railways reported for July exceed
last years by 1913 per cent Farm work
still retards retail distribution of mer-
chandise in western sections Foreign
trade at this port for the past week shows
a gain of s2569, 209 in value of imports
as compared with the same last week
last year, while exports decreased S502,-
022
Good news as to the progress being
made toward settlement of labor dis
putes and neutralized by the decline in
securities in so far as the iron and steel
industry is concerned There were many
indications that the interruption from
strikes would be less frequent in the i'm
mediate future and there was general
disposition to fully sustain prices
Footwear factories have much work in
sight, buyers having placed orders free
ly Thus far there is no reflection of
their activity in the leather market The
unexpected happened in the market for
woOens. 1t was confidently believed that
new lines of staple piece dyed goods
would be opened at fully maintained quo
tatiOns. but the American wooden COM
pany reduced prices to about the same
level as existed a year ago despite the
material increase in raw wool and sew
eral other items in the cost of produc-
ton. The cut was evidently made to
secure business rather than because of
any weakness in the market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-26
HOG MARKET
WAS LOWER
Market During Week Closing
Last Night Was SpasmotiC.
DEMAND EQUALED SUPPLY
Shippers Had No Complaint
for Prices.
DEMAND EQUALED SUPPLY

The hog market for the week closing
last evening was somewhat spasmatic.
1t was up and down like light craft on
q boisterous sea. but when the close came
last evening prices were about five cents
lower than the same time last week. The
demand the entire week was su4cint to
take all the hogs and at no time did the
market lag. There were always buyers
ready TO take everything offered at com
paratively good prices The shippers who
consigned the hogs to this market did
not have any just grounds for complaint
because they obtained as much net cash
fg5r their stock on this market as they
would have brought on any of the other
Legitimate markets OF the country. a
part of the hogs sold here were taken
by packers at other places but it was
always at good prices. The market yes
terday was about q nickel lower here than
the close Friday night Light receipts
are the rule for Saturday and yesterday
was no exception. The packers bought
everything offered and held them over
for Monday. Pigs sold for S5I5 while
good mixed hogs brought $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-26
.erdav that these six men divided the

terday that these six men divided the
81 500 men among themselves.
Boyle testified that he turned over to
Murphy the LOCO he had received for
services to be rendered" as his share of
had been deposited with the surety COM
pany before the Brooklyn Stone Dealers
association had paid to the union $4,000.
Several other witnesses testified that
the trust fund was created ~ fines
against members during a strike in 1898.
which funds were paid by the employers
under an agreement with the union.
Donald Call. formerly president of the
union. testified that the secret com
mittee had demanded $4,000 from the
Brooklyn stone dealers to settle the strike
of 1902 and that 100000 might have been
demanded AS a compromise the com
mittee agreed to accept $1,000, which was
paid.
William A. Norris. treasurer in 1902.
and now president of the Stonecutters'
union. told of the secret committee
turning over the checks and how they
went TO Murphy and told him that he
must put the money through the proper
CnaNnelS OF the &SSpcldllOu- MOTIFS SAID
that Murphy told them they woould have
to dig deeper than him" to get the
money. but that he finally agreed TO
meet them the next morning. Then. al
though they all gathered as agreed. Muir
ply did not appear. Il was after that
that Murphy went TO Europe.
After sustaining several objections
raised by the prosecutor upon coursels,
Judge Newburger said:
IF it is proved that funds Of this or
ganizdtion were turned over TO the de-
PENDANT for keeping then ne win be held
responsible for them and must give
satisfactory accounting I Will so charge
the jury. II the money in question was
obtained by questionable practice. then
there Is another means Of correcting the
evil How the money came into the as
ISOLATION does not lessen the responsible
ity Of the officer elected 10 care for it.
The trial was adjourned until Monday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-26
SHORTS RAN
TO COVER
EARLY Quotations in Wheat
Were Lower.
THEN CAME REPORTS
Hot Winds and Poor Yields
Caused Advance.

Chicago. July 25.-Wheat was quiet and
undressing until late in the session.
with prices lower at the start, September
being of Il to &c. at 757sc 10 7ec.
Reports of hot winds northwest and
disappointing threshing reports began 10
come in however and shorts started 10
cover They soon had September up to
761aG1sc. where alb reak occurred. 1t was
only temporary apd when corn developed
still greater strength the advance con
tinued TO TIC, eased of a tTifie and
closed firm at 77Glsc at net gain of sc
TO lc There was a little better demand
from commission houses and st. Louis
bought freely. Clearances were equal
TO 154, 600 busheI Minneapolis and Duluth
receipts 1s6 cars; local receipts % cars
"A contract.
Corn made the pace for other grains
and held much of the interest. Trading
was excited due TO hot weather damage
reports, there from the west being es-
pecially discourasing.
Oklahoma had hot winds and Kansas
needs rain, with no moisture anywhere in
the corn belt Local traders sold long
corn early without effecting the prices
TO any large extent, and later the heavy
demand developed and held until the
close. Trade was on a large scale and
the buying was participated in by shorts,
outsiders and large and small specula-
tors September closed strong at the
top. 521hc gain Of 1ssc, having sold
up from 50i2c.
Clearances were 65. 900 bushel Local re-
ceipts $50 cars. l Of contract
Oats followed the leaders from the
opening, but there was little manifested
although there was some increase in out
side business. Trade was largely local
and the market mildly bullish on the
corn situation. September closed with
a gain OF sscd3S34 after ranging between
33A ass. and 1875. Local receipts were
1879 cars.
Local liquidation caused the weakness
in provisions The hog market and
heaviness of receipts apparently induced
the selling Closing figures We're near
the bottom and the market lacked fea-
ture September pork was down at S2i2c
at $3.50: lard was off l0c at $40 and
ribs 25c lower at sS.02lz.
Estimated receipts for Monday:
Wheat. 10 cars; corn. 1S5 cars; oats, 80
cars; hogs, $4,000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-26
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, July 25.-Today's short ses-
and excited throughout, as an after-ef-
feet to the failures OF two important ex-
change firms yesterday and the dread
that these failures would have a sequel
in the suspension of other embarrassed
firms. Throughout the wild fluctuations
in prices of specialties. the standard
stocks showed EVIDENCE of the same kind
of absorption and comparative stability
which characterized them in the market
of most of the week before yesterdays
failures had excited and upset the mar
ket The day passed without announce
ment of additional failures. Despite tn
fact that no deliveries on contract are
required on Saturday and that loans
made on Friday carry over until Monday,
thus giving breathing spell for hard
pressed firms. the absence of announce
ments of failures was rot entirely re-
assuring as to the adjustment Of difficult
ties. That such difficulties exist is now
pretty well understood But the general
knowledge of the existing difficulties ard
Of their location seems to deprive the
situation of much of the disturbing
power which was the previous mystery
possessed and did not check the absOrp-
ton above referred to- Part of this buy
ing is by shorts taking their profits and
is highly probable that part OF it is also
by banking interests who are concernel
in sustaining values But it is reported
that there is also some evidence of in
vestment demand both from domestic and
foreign sources in the belief that the alb
normal speculative situation here mas
resulted in forcing prices TO a decline as
artificial in its way as was the Initiation
which proceeded it and largely has
caused il.
the bank statement as the report of an
actual increase in loan account in view
of the week violent liquidation is re-
garded as nothing less than astounding.
The credits which could have produced
such result might have been enormous.
although it is recognized that thesitua-
ton of the banks. must be strengthened
by the additional collateral and the i'm
provement in its character which has
undoubtedly been exacted. The bank
statement was nevertheless sufficient to
make the closing in stocks weak and
The bond market has reflected the Ii
quotation with stocks. but with such
volume of urgency.
L. 5. bonds were unchanged on call
for The week
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-26

For this occasion the Missouri Pacific
railway will sell tickets TO either san
Francisco or Los Angeles. Calf at the
extremely low rate Of $500 for the round
trip These tickets win be on sale Au-
gust 1 to "A. inclusive. and viii be lin
tied for return TO October IS. $50.
For the sum Of Sil00 extra tickets viii
be made to read via Portland. ore. one
way This would make the rate from
Wichita going VIA Portland. or return
ing yia Portland. $500 for the round trip
Anyone desiring TO make one q the finest
trips on the American continent. from a
scenic point Of view. should go 20 Los
Angeles; VIA the Missouri Pacific railway
10 Pueblo. y < X. @. railway 20 ogden
Southern Pacific railway 70 Los Angeles.
and return via the Southern Pacific rail-
way to Portland. via San Francisco.
Northern Pacific railway to Billings. Bur
Iington Route - Denver. y & r. g. TO
Z. T. BLECKLEY. + r. 4.
The Nfssoari Pacific Passenger Static
avaurre IFlcstfa Kan.