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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-21

Out Of the S69,7S0 in 1901, $21, It's was paid
on the guaranteed dividends on preferred
stock.
When President MoCulloch said. some
time ago, that he expected the gross earn
ings for 1907 to reach million dollars, he
ment OF the company for the first nine
months Of the year. Taking this statement
as basis, and estimating 60 per cent. as
the cost of operation for the year land the
accepted average per cent. Is not that
great, the approximate showing Of the
company for the entire year will be:
Gross earnings, nine months. ........ sos, TAO
Estimated gross earnings for 1902. -. 93S, s16
Estimated operating expenses. ..... 562 9S9
Deducting from the difference between the
operating expenses and the gross earnings
1915 S27-the fixed charges and guaranteed
dividends-$2e7, 24o-leaves $3.50 as the net
earnings for the year. While there is no
expectancy that any OF this would be ap-
piled to dividend as the development of
the road requires constant expense for bet
terments, 1t does indicate that the develop
ment of the business is reaching great
Other inspiring features of the Union
Traction Company are its relation to the
indianapolis property and the terminal
company. The construction of the North
ern is adding the second great arm to the
system that is now the dominant one in
Indiana. The finacial interests behind each
future as one fun Of promises i Sor to to the
speculation as to the far.off future. but Il
is expected that the announcements of the
terminal company Will strengthen the
Union securities Behind all is the faith
that IL will not be long before the Union
Traction Company will take over a num-
Der of the largest interurbans, and with
the terminal company and the Indianap-
oils lines merged into one gigantic corpora
ton, will doubtless be the greatest inter-
urban system in the world.
The Stock Exchange was active yester-
day. Fifteen shares Of Capital National
brought 155. and twenty Of Marion Trust
225l5. There was a bid Of SOC for Consum-
ers' Gas Trust. with no offer. The sales of
the day as reported are:
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INTERSTATE SToCKYARDs, INDIANAPo-
LIS. Nov. Observation-Disclosures light: shipments
none. The market is getting weaker Only
choice fat stock Is quoted steady. The common
and medium kinds considered Csc lower than
at the opening OF the week. No urgent inquiry
is shown from source. but there is fair
demand for good butcher stock. Calves Esq
SOC lower, top kinds going at 81. Quotations:
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L It was organized to transact such
business and to manage estates The Of
ficers and employees of its Trust Depart
ment are experienced in such matters.
2. Its directors are leading business
men, who are active in the management
of its affairs and the administration Of its
estates.
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Hogs-Receipts, 100: shipments. 500. The
combined receipts of hogs for four days have
been fairly liberal. showing an increase OF nearly
a 600 over the same time last week and a little
less than 30o0 over the corresponding time
year ago. The receipts to-day were large
as a week ago. but Loo smaller than a
year ago. The market opened with all buyers
Inclined 10 want their supplies at rather lower
hlxher prices there were few transactions a
the start Later, however, quite number OF
hors we're changing hands at strong prices. with
occasional sales higher. and finally active COM
pstition developed between packers and shippers,
ana the closing market was generally reported
Sc higher than yesterday. In isolated cases
1ew fealsrs believed they got Toe for
sain kinds than trey sold for 1T the low time
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Dry Goods.

marcy has been an auction sa of asona t nSe
pieces of plain and fancy silks. Black peau de
role and black taffetas sold fairly WELL but other
kinds went off low. There has been no change
II. the MARKET here in cotton goods The demand
was quiet and prices were unaltered. Print
cloths were steady at &c for regulars; 3S1h, Sis
yard goods dull at 4c. The regular market for
silks Is firm
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST LOUIS. Nov. 2o.-Flour duh and steady:
red winter patents, STgS50; extra fancy and
straight ssG3.25: clear. s2s5f2s. Timothy seed
steady at 81 soas.25. Corn meal steady at 81 40
Bran steady; sacked. east track. 6s970c- Wheat
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Representative Sales

Sheep-Receipts. 600; shipments. 200. For the
week thus far the receipts of sheep and lambs
have been small, showing a decrease OF nearly
Looo compared with the same time last week and
a year ago. The receipts to-day small,
there being not quite as many as a week ago
and not half many year ago. There
Just about enough to meet the requirements of
local butchers, and with fair demand from
outside sources the market was reasonably active
at steady TO strong prices compared with those
current heretofore this week. The supply was
soon exhausted and the market closed steady at
quotations. Lambs sold high s. and culls
TO good kinds brought 81. 5o44.s5 There were
no sheep here good enough TO bring over s9.25,
and other sales ranged from s275 to s. Quota
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2o.-Cotton firm. Sales.
10000 bales. Ordinary, s-16c; good ordinary.
ding, 5-16c; mddling fair, &C. Receipts, 49, 2ls
bales; stock. 34l. 500 bales.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Cotton-Spot closed
soc; middling gulf. S75c. Sales, 100 bales.
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wASHINGION.-Th statement
of the treasury balances IN the general
fund, exclusive OF the Si5o,ooo,ooo gold ~
serve In the division OF redemption. shows:
Available cash balance. s7o1- 2oe.sU
Gold .................-....s..ss. 1tsU&o0
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Wool.
Nleta1a.

ST. LOUIS. Nov 2O-wool better; medium
grades and combing, 16G19kc; light fine, 15dIsc;
heavy fine, l1Q15c; tub washed. Ha2Oc.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

NEW YORK. Nov. Acknowledgements. 1901
packages. The market was steady. State dairy,
20G26c. extra creamery. Csc: creamery common
ages s The market was firm New STAT State fun
cream, fancy small colored old, l2%Ql3c; new,
12lsc; small white, old l2&dl3c; new. 12lzc;
large coiorsd 9if 1sc; new i2tse; lasgs white.
ages The market was firm. State and Penn
sylvania average BEST 2sQ2Stc: Western fancy
candled 26d27; Western poor to prime, 21@2sc;
refrigerated, 1sd2lc.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-Butter firm and in
good demand; extra Western creamery. 2slac;
extra nearby prints, 3oc. Eggs firm and in good
demand; fresh nearby, 2sc. loss off; fresh West
ern. CSC. loss of; fresh Southwestern. 2sd27c
loss off; fresh Southern. Csc. loss OF. Cheese
firm but quiet; New York full creams. prime
small. 13Hc; New York full creams. fair to good
small, 12% q13c; New York full creams, prime
large. 13c: New York full creams fair to good
large. 12lsQ12%c
BALTIMORE. Nov. 2o--Butter firm and I'M
changed; fancy imitation, 21q23c; fancy cream
cry. 2s12s1zc fancy ladle, 20d22c; fancy roll. 10
@22c: good roll. ii@lsc; store packed. 1SalSc:
unchanged; large, 12%Q132c; medium, 1Sql3asc;
small, lSAGl3%c
CHICAGO. Nov. 2o.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm; creamery, is
@g7c; dairy, 1sQ23c. Eggs firm at 23c, loss on.
cases returned. Cheese steady at 1lql2c.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 2O.-Eggs firm; fresh
Kansas and Missouri stock, zoe, loss of, cases
returned No. 2, wildwood cases included, 2Olsc.
ST. LOUIS Nov 20.-Butter steady; creamery,
20gHhc; dairy, l1q2lc Eggs higher at Nc'
loss off.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2O.-Butter-Common and
medium, 15G17c per ID; good, 1Sq20c. EGGS zoe.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 2o.-Eggs steady at 21q
&C. Butter firm. Cheese steady; Ohio fiat, 12c.
BOSTON. Nov. 2O.-Ispecial.l-Eggs firm at CSC.
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An American schooner, which will be
registered in the Philippines. was sold al
Rockland, Me-. yesterday She is three
master and Il ready for launching.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-21

NEW YoRR-Ear silver. acc; Mexican
dollars 39c
LoNDoN.-Bar silver dun at z2Sd an
ounce-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-21

yesterday, but at the close of trade practically
all dealers admitted that the market for the
day strong sc higher than yesterday. a
good clearance was made. The extreme range in
prices from Sc TO S.45. and the bulk Of
the supply sold al ssO5G630. Quotations:
Good to choice medium heavy. So goa IS
Mixed and heavy packing. 6. 00a6 %
Good TO choice light weights ........... 6O0d6 Is
Common to fair light weights s. 9O65 95
Inferior best pigs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .2566 %
Roughs and 5.50Q600
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DIR. C. I. FLETCHER.

RESIDENCE-ioz3 North Pennsylvania street
OFFICE-7l3 South Meridian street.
Office HOURS TO 10 a. m. z 10 4 p. m. %
p. m. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. new. al. old. 1854
Brown.
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2o.-Metals easy: lead steady
at 81; spelter dull at s..
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Oils.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 2o.-Turpentine steady at
51kc Rosn Arm; A, Il, c, d, sL3I11; E, s1.42h:
F, sl47ls G, s.57k; II, s1.90; 1. s2.05; K. sass;
NJ, So; n, $3.50; window glass s3.75; water white.
Si15.
OIL CITY, Nov. W-Credt balances s1.3s; GER
tifcates no sales. Shipments. 70, s66 brls: aver
age 49, 1868 brs 104.1S2 brls; average, r. sSs
brls.
steady at 5OIkc. Rosin firm at $12531.30. Crude
turpentine firm at ST. to SO. Tar firm at $l.5o.
MONTPELIER, Nov. 2o.-Crude petroleum
strong; North Lima, sL01; South Lima and In
diana, 96c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 2o.-Turpentine and rosn
unchanged.
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GOOD 20 CHOICE steers, l350 lbs and
upwards $3.50 900
lain iat steers. lsSO IDS and upwards 475G SIS
Good to choice 30 to 300 ID steers. 50fr 90
Plain fat LOO to 1.300 Id steers -. 0Gc1 a s0
Good to choice 500 TO 1,150 ID steers sO0a 4 20
Plain Tat 80 10 $50 ID steers....,. q s0G a 90
Leeulns steers. LVvV 70 1lOo lbs. 425t4 40
Soou IeeuIhs Steers "" 70 llOo lbs. also AS
neoiunl iseolhs steers cVv TO 80 lbs. $50 $50
common 20 soou stockers............... 5000 AS
Sood 70 cnoice nelters- $500 rs
ran 70 meolum nelIers................ 1850 $50
Sohnoh nsht nelIers'...'............... 225GJ 800
1oou 70 cnOice coWs..-................. $3.50 4.l0
raif 70 tneaium cows..............-.. 2.759p 800
tanners anu cutters. ,..::............. LOCO 2T5
Good 10 choice butcher bulls. 25sI q "a
common 70 iair DuAs-.-.-.............. 2.75g BIS
xeai caves 5000 725
heavy caves 1000 500
Good to choice cows and calves. n o.lS,so az
Common 10 medlum cows and calves. Oh
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JOEL NVILLIAMS,
Real Estate and Loans
Office. 32l s22 Lemcke Bldg. New Phone 2ssi.
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Hogs-Receipts. 200; shipments none. The
market was considered a little stronger than yes
terday, prices ruling about sc higher. The de-
Choice heavies quoted at s6.45, with top
light weights at $500 All offered sold promptly,
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IGranger Farwell & Co.'s Telegram-I
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-06-12
Notice! Notice!

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n. Thos. =. Norliset bas been ole
Iof the county com missioners 81 Berthe
county for many Year,, bat 2 e. days
ago refused to 500. i the Office again.
OF his retirsm snt the Windsor Ledger
well Gays:
ain his retirement from the Bard
Of county commissioners, Mr. Thos: s.
Norfleet carries with him ths esteem
OF all his countymsa. He has made
an ideal county commissioners AMI is .
gentleman OF the highest repute. We
believe we know the sentiment OF Bsr-
tie county pretty tairly, ani when we
say that It was unanimously In favor Of
keeping Mr.. NorHeet on the Bosrl a.
long as be would serve the county,
we fear no contradiction. He Is one
of the best citizens Of our county, and
ths county contains some Ct the best
there arc in North Carolina. He has
,srv ID his county and people we'll.
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RINGWOOD- NOTES.

Cor toThe Commonwealth.
RINGwooD, Juue 8, 'O2.
We need rain, although If it come
in a few days crops will not have sui
fered much. Crops are about average
Most apples, peaches and plums have
fallen off.
Miss Marie Williams has returned
from st. Marys.
Misses Ruth and Mary Bullock have
returned from Louisburg Female Col
Eege. Both received medals for pro6ci-
.ncy in some Of tho branches.
It was Chi1dren's Day at Bethesda
es.srday and large crowd enjoyed the
interesting exercises.
We all have preferences for men for
positions OF trust. l would like Judge
Clark for Chief Justice, believing he
has splendid talents and great learning
ind is honest, just and true.
ForSSapsrior Court Jusse, who is more
deserving tnan PEBBLES? Endowed
with fine business powers and possessed
or profound legal erudition he would
make model judge.
For Solicitor w. E. Daniel has no
seer, and no truee officer eyer defended
the dignity of the State.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

EDITOR The COMMONWEALTH 81
wish to suggest to the voters oil Hall
tax county the names OF three men to
ba voted for at the next election for
county cammissi oaers = namsly, Dr..
r. NJ. johnson, of Sclslln1 Neck Mr.
George B. Curtis, OF Enfield and Mr..
r. ". Brown, OF Weldon.
It is generally concluded, believe,
that the finances of the county are not
in good shape aud that there is need OF
change. have no objection person
ally to the present board, they are
cIeyer gentlemen. Turn about is
fair play SO let us have change and
see If the finances of the county can
not be improved. S.
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Notice..

Having qualified as executors OF
Mary P. Edmondson, all pereons hav-
ing claims against her eetate are
notified to present them to us on or
before the 10th day Of May, 1908, or
this notice will be plead in bar OF
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J. re. JosEY
w. A. Dunn,
Executors Mary r. Edmondson.
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1901
BR1nkf1YvILLE TOWNSHIP.
J. H Arrisgton estate Barn
coat IS acres : i
DAyid 4. Brewer 66 acres part
Shearin tract taxes and cost 81.
MTs. 8. =. Hardy Is acres New
Road taxes and cost ! %
Malvine Harvey 10 acres White
oak taxes and cost 90
j. j. Nacklin estate two years
tar 123 acres Hills Roads taxes
aud costs IS /;
J.G. N6wsom 20 acres Now
Road taxes and cost Il 3
j. w. Powell SO acres Fishing
Creek taxes and coet $1.6
Jesse Richardson Sr. IA acres
HoWtree taxes and cost 81 @
Cary solomon 50 acres Bear
swamp taxes and cost ~ O
8. A. Solomon one town lot
Rlngwood taxes and cost 81 II
DR.. Ragott Browning 81 acres
&. 81. Leo place taxes and cost $50
Nelson Davis As acres Bob
Tucker place taxes and cost $I.8
This 4sh day Jure 1902.
W. !. MOHOKN,
Tax collector for Brinkleyyille towr
ship.
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The oasis., 1902-11-22

Tombstone Prospector: A tele- phone message from Bisbee says: About ten o'clock this morning Peter Casanegra, who was engaged in the converter pit in lining the converters, accidentally fell from the top of the same, where he was at work, and fell to the floor dis tance of about twelve feet, striking his head on an iron turn table, crushing his skull and rendering him unconscious. He was at once taken to the company hospital, but his death is expected momentarily, as the skull is mashed in onto the brain and the doctors have no hope of his recovery, The unfortunate man was about 35 years of age and has wife in the old country and a son in Bisbee. He had been in the employ of the company for a num- Der of months.
The oasis., 1902-11-22
Sharpe $ Co.
 Mining Brokers BUY AND SELL MINES.

lfyou have good mine or prospect let us hear from you. We can place it, Also make speciality Of exporting and reportins on mining properties survey ing, mapping etc. Thoroughly conver. sant with the Mexican language. mining laws and customs.
 MORALES. ARIZONA.
The oasis., 1902-11-22
ARIZONA NEWS.

Tombstone Prospector: H e w
 rains have fallen in various sections
 of the territory, but the most serious
 have been in the north. In Coco
 nino county the snow covers the ground in many places, while the
 mountains in that section are per
 fectly white.
 Enterprise: The bond commis
 sion composed of Governor Brodie,
 Secretary Stoddard and Auditor
 Nichols will hold a meeting Mon- day, at the capitol, for the purpose
 of considering the various bond cases that have been hanging fire for some time. Among others the
 Pima county narrow gauge bonds
 will be taken up and acted upon.
 Pima county will have represent ative present.
 Miner: It is reported that num-
 Der of reputable citizens and prop erty holders in Upper Tombstone canon presented petition to the city council Saturday night, asking for relief in a road matter, and their petition was ignored and they were told that the road now was better than 1t was before. These peti- tioners are all heavy tax payers, and We believe that they will now sigma petition for disincorporation.
 Prescott Prospect: Work is pro- gressing most satisfactorily on the Phoenix & Eastern road, to run from Phoenix to Benson. Within sixty days trains will run through Tempe into Macer, a distance of fourteen miles. The total length of the projected road is 1855 miles, and 1t penetrates a low grade ore dis trict similar to the Bradshaw dis trict and is awaiting only the op- portunity afforded by a railroad to make for itself a place in the min ing world.
 Cananea Herald: Mir. B. F. Gra- ham, of Naco, recently stated to Herald representative that he has on foot plans which, when consum- ated, will mean much for Naco. Mir. Graham is man who wastes no time in idle talk, and he states that immediately upon receipt of a definite announcement from the c. Y. R. R. x F., that Naco is to be their terminus, himself and asso- ciates will begin the erection of a number of buildings and will rush to completion an ice and cold stor- age plant, an electric lignt and power plant and other important enterprises.
 Mesa Free Press: A splendid showing of Arizona's progress is made in the report of Governor Brodie to the secretary of the inte- rior. It shows the increase of pop nlation si3ce the census of 1900 from 122,000 to 10000. In 1890 the population was 59,62O, having more than doubled in ten years. [ The total official assessment of the . territory amounts to $39,0S3,177. Arizona has 10,000,000 acres of land suitable for cultivation by ! means of irrigation, of which only ten per cent is now utilized. Gov a ernor Brodie appeals for the first of the federal irriga- ss tion act. He argues that "no- a where in the United States can be $ found more productive soil or so Q large areas that can be made ready for irrigation with so small an ex- penditure and climate so mild as T to allow the successful cultivation
The oasis., 1902-11-22

Heavy black cardboard for photo graph mounts, for sale at THE OASIS office.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-04-11
THE GREAT DISMAL SWAMP

Of Virginia is a breeding ground of
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troubles" writes John Charleston, of Byes-
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as Electric Bitters Try them Only SOC
Johnsons Pharmacy guarantee satisfac-
ton
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The Washington Post is always
a welcome visitor in this section of
North Carolina, and contains the
latest news from all parts OF the
country. If you wish to keep up
with what is going on you should
by all means take the Washington
Post.
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