Wichita Trade Review from Wichita, Kansas • 4

WICHITA TRADE REVIEW. WICHITA THE HALSTE AD MILLING CO. a-a)IK BEST FLOUR IN THE SWE Trade Review SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1893. wlwVi TT Ti I -NT t-v mrx vi yv w-r ftJj Local Finances. Money is close in Wichita at present, but still thore is some to be had at reasonable interest, on good security.

The lacal banks have so far escaped the herever Introduced takes' the lead. We sell to one merchant only ineach tow n. '''or Particulars Writo to OTTO WEISS, Agent, Wichita. Kas. GLASS CARR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BICYCLES.

253 North Main Street, Wichita, Kansas. Difficult Repairing. Second Hand Wheels. financial flurries that have proved so LAN MANUFACTURER OF 1 i Awn ins, I ifigs, Tents, Wagon Covers and Canvas Goods of every Description. Jobber in all Weights and Widths of Cotton Duck.

Estimates FurnlKlied. Your Patronage Solicited. Tents For llent. A CM Ul I LHIIUI UUIll fatal to banks in many cities both in the east and west. Indeed the last statement of our banks show them to bo in excellent condition.

Their reserves are larger than for a long time. It has seemed strange to some why Wichita banks would weather the storm when others are going down all around us. The reason is that the local financiers have betn playing colse ever since the boom, and have always kept mortt money within reach than have the banks in other places. By doing this they have kept themselves safe. Wo do not anticipate any "runs" in Wichita, but should they come we feel confident the banks would meet every obligation with but very little inconvenience.

Warren Chemical company J. G. Booth, Freedonia; George G. White, Maize. Johnston-Larimer Dry Goods company W.

E. ffoog, Rose Hill; II. G. Roach, Whitewater; G. W.

Griffin, Pur-ley; 0. S. Goodtrake, Caldwell; Mr. Sence, of Duncan Sence, Udall; Val-ney Stiles, Andover. Wichita Produce and Cold Storage company S.

Bretch, of Bretch Newton. C. H. lleckmeyer, Saddlery David Mars, Cederyale; E. A.

Musto, New Murdock; R. Barchet, Haven; T. II. Young, Canton: P. J.

Heihian, Guthrie, Ok; C. L. Genowa, Garden Plain Wichita Plumbing and Pump company R. McKibben, Conway Springs. Henry Clews has written to the Comptroller of the Currency suggesting a change in the National Bank laws, permitting banks to issue notes to the par value of the bonds they hold, and also to issue against the surplus capital of the national banks to the extent of 75 per cent thereof.

This would increase the national currency to the amount of $150,000,000. But would it not be helping tho banks too much? England donated $150,000 to the fund for tho succor of, the widows and orphans made by the sinking of the Victoria, and $1,800,000 for wedding presents for Princess May. 117 N. MAIN St. WICHITA, KAN.

Merchants Should Handle "HOUSE WIFE'S PRIDF." TA r- 3 fO a o' I Ketail For 75c. Per et One Carver, One Cake and Bread Knife, and One Parer and Slicer. Moat useful set on the market. Will cut hot bread or cake without crumbling The trade supplied. E.

C. SINGERS MANUFACTURERS, Wichita, Kansas,.