Fletcher Banker Traded Bank Services and Safe Deposits
A. M. Fletcher Banker transacts general banking business including deposits drafted, dividends remitted, and acts as fiscal agent for corporations. Handles government bonds and investment securities, accounts for banks, bankers, corporations, and individuals. Safe Deposits at 36 East Washington Street by S. A. Fletcher & Co. with Tarrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Fletcher & CO
Safe Deposit Vault
East Washington Street
Live stock markets show heavy cattle demand and mixed hogs
Union Stock Yards Indianapolis reports thick cattle gains in some cuts, but overall weak demand for many stocker and feeder categories. Hog prices opened higher but slipped. sheep and lamb markets mixed with steady to weak tones. regional yards in Chicago and elsewhere show varied results with strong cattle receipts and tight export demand.
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Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Ceres
Ibs
Wes Anbeespenen
God
Interstate
North & Squires
Chicago
Texas
New York
Reeves
London
Liver Crater
Louisville
Kansas City
Colorado
ST. Louis
South Omaha
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Early strength fades as grain market dents rally
New York reports a mixed session with early strength giving way to a broad decline in grain led by wheat and corn expectations. Bears pushed prices lower on crop outlook doubts, with United States Steel and People's Gas slipping while Missouri Pacific and Texas Pacific rose on speculative moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Paul
Chicago
United States Steel
Gould
Mexican Railroad
Southwestern
Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific
Vanderbilt
Chicago & St.ars
Snow
Iowa
Sterling Exchange
Wall Street
United States
Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Canada Southern
Tran
C. Ral
C & St L
Colorado Southern
Southern
Delaware & Hudson
Lack, & West
D. & R. Grande
Louisville & Nash
Manhattan
Metropolitan
St Ry
Mexican Central
New Jersey
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Norfolk & West
Pennsylvania
St. L
St. J. Oe Ile St L
St Paul
West Paul
Southern Pacil SB
Southern Railway
Vexas & Pacific
Union Pacific
Low Pacific
Wabash
Eee
axPnsia Companies
Adame
Americ
United Ba Wells-Pargo
Am. Sa
Oes Am. c
HM Am Smelting
American Tobacco
Anaconda Mining Co. Momay
Brooklyn
Col Fuel & P. Tran
Consolidated Gee
Continental Tobacco General Eléctric
International Paper Hocking Coal Ma
Ty International Paper Pt
International Power
Simonal Biscuit
Pacific Coast
Pacific Mail
People's Gas
Republic Steel
Luger Tenn
Coal & Iron
Union
Be& P Co Op Union
RB. & FP. Co
United States Leather
United States Rubber
S. Steel
Western Union
Hutte
Monetary Markets and Currency Rates Across Cities
A report lists money rates and exchanges in major financial centers. It notes New York mercantile paper at 4.4 to 5 percent, sterling and New York exchange levels, clearings and balances in Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and London and Paris money discounts. It also cites London silver and treasury balances with Friday’s U.S. revenue totals and surplus figures.
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Indianapolis
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Washington
Treasury
National Bank
Internal Revenue
Ustoms
Market Report from New York Cotton Goods Trade
There has been no major movement in the market for cotton goods. Prices remain near previous levels with quiet selling and steady demand for linen products. The market shows improved demand for certain fabrics while others hold firm or ease slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Ave
Jockiney Now a Journalist After Fortune and Loss
Jockiney, once a newspaper man, inherits a small fortune from a rich uncle. Corkley notes that the inheritance was not meant to change much, and Jockley has returned to journalism as his occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Jockiney
Corkley
Jockley
Corn at Seventy Cents Friday Wagon Market
Readable notes show corn sold on the wagon market at 7 cents per bushel, with broader market observations on fruit and vegetable prices, labor strikes potential impact, and general supply levels. The piece discusses price firmness for potatoes, cabbage, melons, and berries, plus rising butter eggs and poultry activity and likely higher coal prices due to labor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Maryland
Secretary of the Board of Trade
Géiele
Grain coloring ruling cited by Chicago Circuit Court
A Chicago Circuit Court ruling declares coloring grain unconstitutional, holding that an owner may alter property only if it does not threaten public welfare or health. The decision centers on Barley colorings used to inflate quality, while grain markets show mixed movement with wheat up slightly and corn steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tuley
Amad
D. H. Stuhr
Frank Noth
Brussel
Liverpool
Tle
Agricultural Department
Stee
Mixed Grain Markets Report From New York and Midwest
Flour and wheat receipts and exports outlined with prices in New York and Duluth markets. Notes include rainfall bullishness, government report expectations, and steady to firm cash and futures for wheat and corn with various regional bids and deliveries. Local summaries cover Kansas City and Milwaukee pricing, plus Chicago and Toledo activity and regional demand signals.
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New York
Duluth
Russa
Gorn
Milatec
Hic
Ste
Western Steam
Cordova
Stimye
Susar
Cme
Woeetern
Kansas City
Saason
Cate
Liverpool
Dagey Centale
Toledo
Amd
Iitee
Brite
Cash
Grc
Lutisville
Aus
Minneapolis
Gee
Prime and common grasses seed prices list
Fragmentary seed price list reads Clover varieties priced at 195 while alfalfa and crimson clover show 576.3 and 2,002.0 respectively. German millet and other millets appear with values around 2,092.20. Extra clear ryegrass and red top grass items referenced with scattered figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormmon
Trade Notes In St Louis Markets And Prices
Fragmented OCR shows commodity quotes, wheat and flour values, and trade items from St Louis markets. It lists prices, futures, and quantities with scattered company names and month references, indicating market activity and adjustments.
Market reports from multiple cities showcase varied commodity prices
New York notes butter, eggs, and cheese prices with firm markets in Western refineries and Chicago dairy standings. Philadelphia and Baltimore report steady to firm butter items and eggs. Local city briefs cover petroleum, rosin, spirits, and wool markets with fluctuating prices and large commodity shipments. Boston wool prices rise on strong demand while cotton and metal markets show cautious activity in New York and St Louis.
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New York
Market & Sylvania
Philadelphia
Western Prefinery
Fair To Choice
Baltimore
Chicago
Butler
Dairies
Reek
Louisville
Packing
gSib
Tate
Kansas
Duzen
ST. Louis
Icc
Cincinnati
Lige
Boston
United States
Texas
Texas Wool Week, Me Bell
California
Geelong
Hoston
le Bae
Ben Lie
Certificates Issued To Diverse Indiana Names In Texed List
A scrambled OCR listing names and places appears to show certificates issued to a wide array of individuals across Indiana and nearby locales. The fragment includes surnames such as Bellinger Kuhlenschmist and Nichols, with towns like Goshen Columbus and Lafayette mentioned, plus assorted monetary figures and references to restoration and military themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jephtha Bellinger
Martior
Frederick
Michael Nicholay
Goshen
Joseph C Hert
Columbus
Willem Delen
Fii
William HH
Pioherts
Boswell
Jackson
Clinton
Levi D. Puller
Sie
Joan B. Thomson Menten
Louike Kramér
Nevey
Mreerve
Sarah C. Ithus
Maxwell Za Indianay
B. Mary
Indiana
Davideen
Lafayetto
White City influence on architecture and urban life
The article discusses how urban beauty affects daily life and transit, noting the crowd appeal of grand expositions and the shift toward simpler, pleasing design. It reflects on how structures like those shown in the Chicago fair shaped public taste and the allure of modern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murper
Vienna
Thio
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Erica
H. Bates, Jr
Wa. Dugdale ,F. W. Lewis
HH. Lieser
H. Severin
A. FE. Metzger
E. E. Perry
Joan Perrin
Jos, C. Schaf
A. M. Fletcher
Broadway
Fe- Neeman
John
Tarrington
Sevdeley Co
F Says & CO
East Market Street
Granger, Farwell & Co
Polis
Fis
Grenger, Farwell & Co
Granger Farwell &O'S
Telegram
Ings
Paris
Berlin
Exchange
Treasury Statement
Hay
Anton
Kanawha
Pittsburg
Vitrede
Raymond
Jacksort
Rk Island
Bloxsturg
Pueda Pp & W
Castile
Epsom
Cabot
Beriand
Dwight Anchor
Hill Fin
Pepperell
Ike
Androscoggin
Allen
Allen TR
Allen's
American Indigo
Arnold Long
Arnold LLC
Genesee
Amoskeag
Conestoga
Cordis
Cordis T. Ie
Cordis Ace
Hamilton
Kimono
Lenox Fancy
Methuen
Oakland
Portsmouth
Hige
Susquehanna
Shetucket SW
Shetucket F
Swift River
Ginghams
Amoskeag Staples
Amoskeag Dress
Bates
Lancaster
Lancaster Dress
Fall du Nord
Grain
American
Harmony
Stark
Walle
Java
Bourbon Santos
Gilded Santos
Prime Santos
Ariosa
Lion
Caracas
Dillworth's
Gates
Windsor Rood
Phoenix A
Ideal Golden
Windsor
Ridgewood
Cassia
Door Navy
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carolina
Bank
Best Straits
Labrador
Ste. West Virginia
Georgia
Beries
Elbe
Nists i. We Dee
St& Choie
Northwestern
Ihara
York
T and Stend
Abe A
St. Louis Hartlwearr
Cinemonti and
Aihee
SY Louis
Aue
Ani
Daxeli
City
Wilmington
Montpelier
North Linn
South Lime
Charleston
Springers
Lele
Fowls
Neese
Ube
Springs
Metals
Tee Coomr
Eboee
Daggier
Lake Superior
Spolter
ST Louns
Pensions For Veterans
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