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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-12-04
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Below we give list OF business
men whom the prospective buyer
will do well 10 investigate. They
are the EXPRESS advertisers
firms who merit the patronage Of
the public.
When in need Of anything in
the clothing line call or,
Donovan.
Sarback's.
No better class or better select
ed stock of dry goods can be
found than those carried by,
Bryan & Co.
Morgan & Crib.
Famous.
Mays.
Mississippi.
When in need Of anything in
the Hardware line call on,
Gilkey-Jarboe Hardware Co.
Chlckasha Hdw. q Imp. Co.
Overstreet 4 Sons.
j. G. Hunt.
When numbering down the
street in search of Lumber, call
on,
Stephens Browne Lumber Co.
VIM. Cameron & Co.
A B. Snow & Co.
Nashita Valley Lumber Co.
If you are hungry and want the
best on the market, investigate
the following well known Res
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Globe.
Star.
Fronch.
English Kitchen.
If no one Is watching you call
on these jewelers. and get one.
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Chas. Dorman 4 Co.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-05
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS
GOOD FAT CATTLE ACTIVE AND TEN
TO FIFTEEN CENTS HIGHER.
Hogs in Large supply and Strong to
Higher-Sheep STANDARDIZATION
of Markets Elsewhere.
UNION sToCKYARDs, INDIANAPOLIS,

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS,
Dec 4.-Cattle-Receipts, 1,15O; shipments,
800. The receipts of cattle for three days
show an increase of 1000 over the same
time last week and LOO over the corre-
spending time a year ago. The receipts
to-day were nearly 200 larger than week
ago and 800 larger than year ago. With
a continued good demand from all sources
for fat cattle the market opened with ac-
tive competition between buyers and from
the start the offerings We're changing
hands promptly at satisfactory
prices. the advance being generally con-
sidered 10a15c over yesterday AS usual
there were few sales that indicated prob
ably a greater improvement than that and
others not much. The demand was
strongest for the good weight steers and
the thick fat cows and heifers, and of
course, they sold to the best advantage.
There was also a reasonably strong de-
mand for choice feeding cattle, but COM
mon stockers Jared no better than usual
recently. y good clearance was made at
current prices Steers averaging 1900 up
to 1894 lbs sold from S5S5 to $3.50, with
IO5l to l,2S5-lb kinds at $.S5q5, and 500 to
1.O4O Id cattle sold at SS.e5a425. Quotations:
Good to choice steers, 1850 lbs.
and upwards ....::..,:.......... $3.50 $50
Plain fat steers, 1850 lbs and up
wards :........................ $3.50 SIS
Good 10 choice loo 10 1,300-lb
steers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5.O0ll $50
Plain fat l. 200 to 1.3OO-lb steers. 450lI 5 Is
Good TO choice 1000 10 l,150-lb
steers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400 AS
Plain fat 1000 TO 1,15O-lb steers. 3.754 T. 40
Choice feeding steers, 1000 TO LOO
lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 400
Good feeding steers. 90 to LOO lbs $3.50 $50
Medium feeding steers, 500 10 800
lbs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. asa 3.15
Common TO good stockers. 2.5Ol3 8. 25
Good TO choice heifers.............. 3.60q 4.5O
Fair TO medium heifers............3 .c01 $50
Common light heifers. 2254 2.75
Good TO choice cows..........-...... 3. +0f8 4 -
Fair TO medium cows............... 2.75q 325
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PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.
Market Shows a Healthier Tone Than
Ii Has for Some Time.
Meyer & Kiser's Telegram.

meyer x kfser'S Telegram
NEW YORK, Dec. 4-On the whole the
market was healthier and stronger than for
some time. Commission business, il is true,
showed only a moderate increase, but the
buying generally was of a more confident
character and the fact that Amalgamated
was considered a very favorable feature
Probably Manhattan was dealt in more ex-
tensively than any other stock on the list
and it was extremely strong all day. There
was no news I'm regard to the property and
the other local traction stocks sympathiZed
only to a moderate extent. The buying of
Manhattan, however, was distinctly good
and the advance seemed to be rather the
result of general buying than Of manipula-
tive tactics which were so apparent few
days ago. There was a disposition to buy
other Gould stocks, more especially Wa
bash preferred and Debenture BIS, both of
which showed rising tendency. Missouri
Pacific, although rather quiet, showed evil
denceS OF steady absorption. keene man1pu-
lation was again 10 the front in Pennsyl-
vania, but il has so far failed to attrac ct
any considerable following from the public.
In Amalgamated Copper there were evil
denceS of covering during the morning and
during the Afternoon. Although several
drives were made at the stock, they failed
to force the liquidation which has been
characteristic of this stock for the last few
days, and during the last hour it became
distinctly strong. The sentiment on the
floor is that if the downward movement in
Amalgamated Copper has really terminated
the bull leaders will soon resume their
manipulation in favor of higher prices.
Money was fairly plentiful between 4d412
per cent. The market closed strong with a
distinctly better feeling prevalent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-05
Market Irregular, but Better.

IGranger FarweI & Co.'S Telegram
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The market to-day
was somewhat irregular. but the majority
of stosks showed very good strength. On
the advance in Copper the Pacifcs were
sold, knocking the buoyancy out of them,
although they closed at some advance
Manhattan was the leader and is nearing
the price at which it was reported it would
sell when it was 120 and again at 130
Amalgamated Copper had a quick advance
before the close, but much of the strength
was caused by the execution of stop or
ders which were in the market all the
way up for purpose of covering short sales
There were reports of Pennsylvania buy
ing Rock Island, on which the latter stock
advanced, and there was buying of Wa
bash on expectation that ii will sell higher
These reports are matters Of gossip only
and not as recommending action on them.
Pennsylvania was bought on its good earn
ings for October and by many operators
when it showed strength because of it's
low price compared with New York Central.
There was some selling Of Union Pacific
the Chicago, Burlington < Quincy re-
port for October, which showed a small
loss in net for that month. Commission
business continues very light and the mar
ket consequently is very professional.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-05

CHICAGO. Dec. 4-CattIe-Receipts. 1s COO in
Guiding 800 Westerns Market active and l5c to
25c higher. Good TO prime, S. 40G750; poor 10
medium, g 9oa6: stoclers and feeders. va 25.
COWS, 81 25a4;15 heifers. $3.50; Gamers. $3.50
go bulls, Sz4i.I5; calves, 2.50q55Q; Texas fed
steers, S.l5; Western steers. S3.75G4s0.
Hogs1EeceiPts today so oOo to,norTow, $40
steady TO higher except for light Mixed and
butchers s. 10; good to choice heavy, 50 IS
S SS So Of r9Ts sR heay AK 5'4'a'7o light '5gS7S
shesp-Receipts. $500 Sheep and lambs
steady Far ar, to co ehoi S %ethsrs sS5G425 fair
native lambs, s235d5; Western lambs. 06l n
Official YESTERDAY; Receipts-Csttle p. si5: hogs
hogs, 529l; sheep, l.225.
KANSAS CITY. Dec 4-Cattle-Reeelpts. sooo
natives Loco Texans. go s, calves Market .Fener-
beef steers, SGQ7; fair 10 good q Wa5 sol.
stockers and feeders. 1904 90 Western red steers
and Indian steers, bats; Texas cows n ' la
8 40: native cows. l5Qn49; heifers, 81 40QS a.:
Hogs2Fec.iDts p 600. Market STEADY T6D
S. Is: bulk OF sales, S565q6 Is; heavy 81 20d6 %
mixed packers. s5.s5as.2o; light. s5.5oG565. pigs
sheep~Receipts. 5000. Sheep steady. lambs
steady 10 Zoe lower. Native lambs. HOdi 7s:
Western lambs. 81 So: native wethers. s. -
dss5; Western wethers. $S.25QS65; ewes 1a
$40; culls. IBqzS
EAST BUFFALO, Dec. 4-c4ttIe-Reoeipts
light. Market steady 70 hrm All sold. Veals
81 25G7: extra. S25.
Hogs-Receipts l.soO Market active and
but about steady. Heavy. s6qsi 10: mediums
IS e0G6 mixed packers Ssou5.s0 pigs. 81 sd
SIS: roughs. S510d5. 20. stags S3.75IA25 Clos
Ing steady for heavy; pigs weakened and at the
close We're Ice lower
400 Canadas- Market stronger. Top lambs
SITS =; others S,o4slo Canada 'S95. 70.
Svsthers. cnIIs ~ good tiTsS5s o. xssri,.. os
wethers. s2sod3.so; extra. A
NEW YORK. Dec. A-Beeves-ReceiptS .ss2.
Steers steady to ioe higher; bulls and steady
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-05
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Butter-Receipts. 1912
packages. Market firm; State dairy, 15q2312c
creamery. 1642512c; June creamery, lSQ22c; fac
tory. 12i5d15c Cheese-Recepts. 1858 packages.
Market firm; fancy large, September 1Oc; fancy
small, September 104quc; late made, best
large, SIC; late made best small, 1O4lOAc
Eggs-Receipts, 4,26S packages. Market steady;
State and Pennsylvania, 26q27c; Western, at
mark, Zee; Southern, at mark, 2OG25c.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-Butter firm and in
fair demand fancy Western creamery, 26c; fancy
nearby prints. 29c. Eggs quiet but steady; fresh
nearby and Western, soc. fresh Southwestern
29c; fresh Southern, 2Sc. Cheese firm; New York
full creams, fancy small 2qllc New York full
creams, fair to choice, SQl0lac.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.-Butter firm and un-
changed; fancy imitation, SQlsc; fancy cream
cry, 25d26c; fancy ladle. 16Gl7c: fancy roll. ia
1Sc; good roll. 1541 lee; store packed 15d16c Eggs
firm; fresh, 2742Sc. Cheese nrm; large, 1Oq1O1<ci
medium, lOhQ1lc; small, lOfqllc.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 4.-Paclxing butter. MO
12c per ID; common country, 121aQ14c; good Ice;
Elgn 2612c in 60-lb tubs, &c in 50-b tubs Elgin
pound prints, H1zc Eggs, 2Od2lc.
CHICAGO, Dec. 4.--On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creamerfes.
14n241Rc; daries, 10000. Cheese steady at GAG
9lkc. Eggs firm; fresh 24c.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. Eggs easy; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock quiet on Change at
PIC doz, loss off, cases returned; country held
Ice.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-Butter steady; creamery,
20G251sc; dairy, 15q20c. Eggs steady at 25c.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 4.-Eggs steady at pc. But
ter firm. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat lOc.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-05
OLD AND NEW SENATORS.
"Uncle Dick" OgIesby Predicted the
New Type.
.. A. Coolidge. in Ainslee,s Magazine.

L. A. Coolidge, in Ainslees Magazine.
Eight or ten years ago an election of
senator was pending in Illinois. The Dem
ocrats in State convention had nominated
John NJ. Palmer their candidate. Pal
mer was an old war horse surrounded with
all the traditions and sentiment OF his
party. Certain Republicans thought il
would be fine thing TO oppose him with
Uncle Dick Oglesby, likewise an old war
horse surrounded with traditions and SEN
timent, and q representative was sent to
talk with Uncle Dick about il. Oglesby
objected. John and l have had our day."
he said, ''we were all right years ago. but
times have changed. Either one of us
would be out of place in the Senate. A
man to succeed there now has TO be
specialist. Suppose John is elected; he goes
TO Washington and a tariff bill comes up.
He can make a great speech on the tariff.
II is matter of principle with him, and
he will wax eloquent on the iniquity Of
protection and the advantages of 4
tariff for revenue. If he were TO make
the same speech out here on the prairies
it would set them afre. The old settlers
would take his word for gospel and think
he knew all about ii. 1t would be the same
with me if | were to talk on the other
side. L could discuss the tariff as L would
discuss the Christian religion. But 1 have
never studied the details of 1t, and neither
has he John Will get up and deliver his
Grafton and then that little fellow Aldrich
on the other side will ask him something
about schedules. He will ask him about
the duty on steel rails, tin plate. SUI
gar or nails or something of that kind, and
John won't know what to say. He never
heard OF a schedule in his life and he won I
be in 1t. All his fine sentiments will be
just so much wind. He is too old to learn
new tricks. and i. The man who
succeeds in the Senate nowadays is the
one who has studied the details OF a ques-
ton" So Uncle Dick refused TO stand.
Palmer was elected and the result was
Just what Uncle Dick had fOretOd
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to strong Steers SS.75G5.75; oxen and stags.
&ReQ4: bulls, t2.50QS.40i- export bulls. 49,
COWS. Sl-5OaS5o. Exports, IS cattle. 81 sheep and
Calves-Receipts, 1871 Veals low: prime about
steady; grassers steady 70 strong. Nssls MO-
S; little calves. SS.50di; grasssrs. sz.SoGs. few
choice 50. %: Western calves. S. 50
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. lo.sss. sheep
steady: lambs steady 10 loo higher Sheep. SEA
$40; tops. $780, oulls 81 50; lambs. ssq5.to. one
car $50 culls, 50 81: no Canada lambs. -,
quotations. S505
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4-Cattle-Receipts, 400. In
cluding 1850 Texans Market steady. Native
steers under Loo los. a. 75eI5 90; stocksrs and
feeders g. 45q3.55: cows and heifers, SQ3.z5.
bulls s. 30Q4; Gamers Sl-soa250; Texas and In
dian steers, &.l5g5,S5; fed. Aa4l5; grass cows
Hogs@Recsipts. 500. Market steady. Pigs ana
lights. S5GOQ5.70; packers. $5.609S.70; butchers.
sheep~Rscsipts. 200 Market lOc 70 I5c higher.
Native muttons, $2.eo8S7S: lambs, %q4So; culls
and bucks. S2a2.5o.
SOUTH OMAHA, Dec. 4-CattIe-Receipts,
$500 Market active, steady 10 strong Native
beef steers. SS.I5q6.75; Western steers, SGD
$50; Texas steers. s359q44o; cows and hoifers.
81 SjQ450; calves, SSa5.l5.
Hogs-Recsipts. i. 600. Market &c higher.
s. 75l5 IS. bulk OF sales. $. s0a6
sheep-Receipts, 1850. Market slow ana
sssad g. f ea iSSbs. s5 grass lambs.
So 15Q4.30, ewes. SZ.5eGs-A-
LOUISVILLE. Lee. 4.-Cattle-Marizet steady.
Extra shipping, s. s5a5.25; light shippers, N-teD
ass; best butchers. s375a4z5. fair 70 good butch
ers. SSG3.75; choice veals, siq4 90
Hogs-Marlet steady Best heavles. -; medi-
ums s. 70 light shippers. SO: 100 TO i20-lb pigs
S; 50 TO 100 lbs, sl75q5. 50 70 80 lbs. A50q4s5:
Sheen ana Lambs-Market steady. Good 70 ex-
ira shipping sheep 2-&q2.40; fair 90 good, ga
2 25 thin sheep, SlQz
CINCINNATI, Dec. L-Hogs steady at so
Cattle active at $3.50 80.
sheep steady at sl.z5as25 Lambs steady st
s3Z5l4l5.
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AT NEW YORK.
Strong Bull Influences Boom the Mar
I<ets for Cereals.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4-Flour-Receipts,
IS, 729 brls; exports. 1880 brls. More active
and held higher. Winter straignts, $3.50
$50; Minnesota patents. $S.SOa4.1O. Corn
meal stronger. Yellow Western, S1.54; city,
$1.3S; Brandywine, $s.S5q3.65. Rye firm. No.
western, 691k f. o. b. afioat; state, 65966c
C. /. f. New York. carlots.
Wheat-Receipts, 1890 bu; exports, u.s.
s47 bu. Spot strong. No. red, S594c f. o. b.
afloat, S3Ac elevator; No. 1 northern Du-
luth SIC f. o. b. afoat; No. hard Duluth,
Gle f. o. b. afloat. Options were active and
under bull control all day. Thu large vol
ume of outside buying. together with the
strength of corn, smaller Northwest re-
ceipts. dry weather, higher English cables
foreign buying and scarcity for sale, COM
bined To make the strongest market in
weeks; closed strong and 1Bq1Hc net high
er; March. S4lsdS52sc. closed at $40; May
SO 9-16dS434c, closed at S4ssc December, S20
So 3-16c closed a Sc.
Corn-Receipts, $1,000 bu. Spot strong. No.
2. 701kc elevator. 71Ac f. o. b. afoat. OPP
tiOnS also were very strong, touching rec
ord prices for the crop on excited covering
a good cash demand, returning outside
trade, higher cables and small country Of
ferings, closed strong at lssc net advance
May, 695sa I01sc, closed at 7o7sc; Decem-
Der, 69s4 701zc, closed at 101zc.
Oats-Receipts, 1850 bu exports, 240 bu
Spot firmer; No. 2. 5Olac; No. 3. soc: No. q
white, 53l2054c; No. white, SIC: track
mixed Western, 50q51c; track white. 5l0
soc. Options broad and much stronger
Cutmeats steady. Picked shoulders, ST.
Lard firm; Western steamed, 50 sOG9 IS.
Refined firm. TallOw firm City go for pack
age, 57sQ6c; country packages free). ca
SIC. Cotton-seed oil firm. Prime yellow,
S6i5d37c.
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet. No. invoice, CSC.
Mild quiet. CordOva 715U11c.
Sugar-Raw steady. Fair refining. sKc:
centrifugal, 90 test, 3s4c; molasses sugar
Sc. Refined steady. Crushed. SOC; powder
ed sc; graduated, 48c.
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Timothy seed, $40 per bu; fancy bluegrass. s5cQ
-; extra clean bluegrass S5c; red top. &c: red
track. si4Ql45O; clover sio.50Qil 30. Straw. s5a
$50 Clean ginseng, As5(75 per ID. Potatoes
per dozen TurniPs 55c per 'brl, Cabbage, secq
per crate Spanish onions. $50 per crate.
R R E ana 0Tr Arm so, and and tine the
month. 79d7slsc; January. 7s7sqSOlsc; May, S2s
x stsaTsT No rsd o5 sTae 7sS
7sl9c. Corn strong; mixed, spot, new. 6seq
S5sso year 6Sazgse1sc January S SSgs s6
yellow corn. 6Ol4 Qe7c Oats nrm; No. 2 white.
&c; No. mixed. 1850 Rye frmer; No:
a1d @ No n aNd eeanse Sf
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 4-Wheat-spot firm No
red Western winter. IS lllsd; No northern
Spot firm; American mixed new nominal;
American mixed. old. IS ilkd Lard-American
sf ID IN Pa ss ssSdy at at as ts SD s ETms
cut firm at SIS. Bacon-Cumberland cut steady
at !9s; short ribs firm at SOS; clear bellies firm
at AS cd.
KANSAS CITY. Dec. -wheat-December,
No red, 7s5Sc Corn-Decernber. SSl6c: jan
usIy, sSsc; May, sS9sc; cash., No. z mixed
Receipts-wheat. 81 400 bu; corn, a. 500 bu; oats.
1900 bu. shipments-Wheat. 2S.ocO bu; corn
ass; family. s2.7oas. Wheat strong; No. red.
Sc Corn firm No mixed g,1, &C. Oats az firm
quiet at 1886 Bulk meats frmer at $3.50 Ba,
goods active on basis Of sl.ss. Sugar quiet.
TOLEDO, Dec. 4.-Wheat strong; cash and
December, s2l4c; May. Silkc. Corn strong; De-
cember, SIC; May, 675sc. Oats-December, 45izo;
May. 4614c. Clover seed-December, s5.67l9;
March, $3.50.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec 4-Wheat-Cash, 74izc:
1 hard, 77l5c; No. 1 northern, 74l5c; No. north
ern, 1ZAc.
]
7e=L =. ~ . 1o-4ha-,, 49, NJ ,ortbarr a "a
December. 1880; May, &c. Corn. CSC. oats,
44lkc
Gle.
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Shorn of Their Titles.
Cincinnati commercial-Tribune.


There was a stormy meeting i'm Licking
ton of the Confederate veterans of the
Kentucky Association. Last April there
was a movement made toward reorganiZa-
ton, for the purpose of dropping several
members whose war records were not what
they ought 10 be for the rank they held in
the organization. When a resolution was
offered by Cabel Bullock recently having
of titles I'm the social organization MANY
members were on their feet 10 oppose IT.
Ii also had supporters, who claimed that
the true titles of men were being cOnfound-
ed with the titles in the social organiza-
tiop. and that future generations would be
confused. The resolution was passed and.
as a result many OF the members are flri-
Gus because their titles of general. colonel
or major will have TO go.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-05
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS. Dec. Flour higher; red winter
patents S3.75G3s0; extra fancy and straight
s33oG345: clear. sSq3,1o. Timothy seed nom,
inally higher: prime, $50. Corn meal steady at
SIS Bran scarce and strong. sacked east
track. SL@Q1o7. Wheat-No. red, cash. SIZE:
December. SAC; May, s2isn S2Ssc; No. hard.
May 607sc oats-No cash. 47hc; December.
47lzc: May. 46&sQ464c; No white. 47AQ4SLc
50 40. Dry-salt meats boxed steady; extra
shorts and clear ribs. S.574 clear sides IS s2i,
bacon (boxed) steady extra shorts and clear
ribs 50 25: clear sides. $3.50. Hay-Timothv
steady at Sl250gl5; prairie scarce and Arm at
ton ties. 95c. Bagging. 5sP6l4c. Hemp Irvine.
SC. Receipts Flour, S.vV' orIs' wheat 5000 bu;
Flour 1900 brls; wheat, 1000 bu: corn. S 900
bu: oats "a. o00 bu.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4.-Wheat-NO 2 red and
longberry Soc: No red and longberry 7sc Al
ples-sun-dried sac per ID FOR bright 3Gsssc for
dark Peaches. 1Glhc. Beans-NOrthern hand
picked, $3.50 per bu; new home beans, S75Q2
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-05
COST OF LIVING.


NEW YORK. Dec 4.-R- G. Dun & Co.'s
Index Number, 70 be Issued Dec. 7, will say:
IF man purchased his supplies for one
year on Dec I, they would have cost S1O1. 81
while the same quantities of the same arti-
cIes would have aggregated only s7245 on
July !, 1897, the lowest point on record. and
Si2ll5 on Jan l. ls60. These price records
are complied by multiplying the quotations
or all the necessities of life by the per
capita consumption. Prices are now at the
highest point In many years and in fact
surpass all records since present improved
methods OF manufacture and distribution
have been In use. and agricultural opera
lions were first begun on the present ex-
tensive scale with labor-saving machinery -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-05

MONETARY
Rates on Loans and Exchnnge-CIear-
ings and Balances.

APOLIS.-Commercial paper, Az
as per cent; time loans, 5Q6 per cent.
Clearings, 1885, lS4.20 balances, 1856, lR.IS.
NEW YORK--CaH money firm at 4Gf15
per cent; last loan. per cent; prime mer-
camille paper, 1895 per cent Sterling eX-
change nrmer; actual business in bankers
bills, NS47s for demand, SIS44QAS4-s for
sixty days; posted rates, Si.S5 and SiSS1e;
commercial bills, 81 S31kd4.4. Clearlngs,
$215,016,123; balances, $40, S36. Gil.
CHICAGO.-Posted exchange, Si.S5 and
ASlz; New York exchange, Soc discount
Clearings, $31, 733, $50; balances, s., $685.
BOSTON.-Clearings S24,53 1872; balances.
ST. 54, 791.
PHILADELPHIA.-Mo 5 per cent.
Clearings, 81, 254, $50; balances, $685., $50.
ST LOUIS.-Money, 4d51z per cent; New
York exchange par. Clearings, $lO5SI I9i;
balances, Sill, S15.
BALTIMORE.-Money 1905 per cent.
Clearings, 1881, $50; balances, S545114.
CINCINNATI.-Mon 3la66 per cent
New York exchange, 15d20c premium.
Clearings, $3,36l.05O
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-12-05
SALISBURY FOUND GUILTY.
Convicted of Accepting n Bribe OF
$4,000 while city Attorney.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Dec. A-The
Superior jury in the bribery case against
City Attorney Lane X. Salisbury returned
a verdict of guilty to-day. after deiiberat-
ing all night Salisbury was indicted by the
grand jury. last summer. on the charge OF
accepting bride OF $1,000 for hts assist
ance in pushing through deal by which
the city of Grand Rapids was 70 award TO
Eastern capitalists a 100000 contract for
furnishing the city with water from Lake
Superior. one OF the sensations OF the trial
was the charge OF the prosecutor that
State Senator George Nichols. one OF SAILS
bury's attorneys, had attempted 10 bride
the people principal witness. indicted
with Salisbury were Henry 4. Taylor a
young New York millionaire, Attorney
Thomas McGarry and SulsOn Y. McLton.
Judge Newman denied the molten 20
Quash the contempt proceedings against
Nichols. He ordered the contempt proceed
ings stayed and directed the prosecuting
attorney 10 proceed against Mr.. Nichols on
the charge OF subornauon Of perjury.