A M Fletcher Banking Agent and Securities Dealer
A M Fletcher transacts general banking, handles deposits and drafts, collects dividends, acts as fiscal agent for corporations, and negotiates railroad and other securities. References Indianapolis Gas Co Union Traction Belt R Stockyards Indiana Ins New York Chicago and Local Stocks Newton Toyppyd listing block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Gas Co
Union Traction Ind
Stockyards
Stoc Swanti Indiana
Indianapolis Fire
Newton
New York
Chicago
Indianapolis Street-railway
Erst
Citizens
Union Traction
Belt Railway
Mt Belt Railway
Turko French rupture boosts Wheat prices in Chicago trade
Chicago markets opened steady as news of Franco Turkish diplomatic rupture supported bulls. September wheat rose about a half cent, corn slipped slightly, oats held, and January provisions climbed. Export clearances and government crop data influenced shifts across futures, with receipts and local conditions shaping intraday moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shorts
Turkey
France
Seaboard
Minneapolis
Duluth
Bears
Sie
Fall in varied dairy and egg markets across cities
Across New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago, Louisville, Kansas City, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and other centers, butter, eggs, and cheese prices show steady to firm tones with regional receipts listed. Western creamery butter, near by eggs, and New York full creams are noted, while poultry is mixed with some weaker chicken quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State Dairy
Wgwge
Ked
State
Pennsylvania
Isa
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Louisville
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
ST. Louis
Western
Cincinnati
Springs
Corn and Wheat Turn Sharply Up Ward-Other Staples Steady
New York August reports show flour receipts at 28 858 bries with exports 14 549 bris and firmer rye flour, while wheat spot remains firm at No 2 red. Grain futures rallied after early declines as Wall Street demand, Paris prices and rains in the Northwest supported corn, oats and soy. finish showed mixed advances for December contracts amid note of smaller Argentine shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Wall-street
Northwest
Paris
Eptember
Lée
F. O
MaMétac
Gye
Gee
Ilye
Western Steam
Continental
S. AL
Rio
Cordova
Trade in general amid mixed grain market notes
In St Louis August 21 trade reports grains and meats with mixed prices. Wheat No 2 and futures show varied quotes while corn meals ease and lard and pork hold firm. Timothy seed and hay show modest moves with whisky and flour, and shipping data indicate modest volumes of wheat and corn moving on steamer lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wendy Eacre
Louis
Hama
Louisville
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Toledo
Duluth
BnGiove
Minneapolis
Northern
Milwaukee
ST. Louis
Facon
Timothy Ette
Bagaine
Bern
Evans i Ose
Cne
Fem
Sarvage
Louisiana Day at Pan-American Mipontum in Buffalo
Beautiful weather and large attendance marked Louisiana day as Governor Heard and staff led a march from Louisiana headquarters to the Temple of He for day ceremonies. Program notes include welcomes by Director Gen L Buchanan and Governor, plus addresses by Prof. Alice Fortier R F Broussard and J B Atwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Louisiana
Heard
Age Triculture
Temple of He
L. Buchanan
Alice Fortier
R. F. Broussard
J. B. Atwell
Western Grangers Crop Prospects Influence Markets
Crop prospects draw buyers as English monetary conditions appear more favorable. Analysts note improved demand for Western Grangers amid easing financial signals, with traders watching supply chains and price movements.
Market overview and dividend rumors on rail and copper stocks
PRIVATE WIRE ADVICES Meyer Klaer Telegram New York August 21. After a strong morning, stocks drifted as caution rose despite higher London quotes and improved financial outlook. Southern Railway and Southern Pacific led activity amid dividend chatter and capital readjustment rumors. St. Paul eyed September extra dividend with rosy wheat prospects. Amalgamated Copper steadied on anticipated next dividend. Afternoon trading turned dull with realizations pulling prices near last night’s close as money rates hold. Bank statement expected to show gains in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Wettiec
Lake Superior
Southern
Uthern
Soft Southern
Glasgow
Middlesboro
Ned
ST. Louis
Erie
United States
England
Atchison
Seseeey
Baltimore & Ob
Baltimore & Ohio
Pacific
Canadia Southern Chesapeake & Oh
Chic
Chicago & Alton
Chi
Nd. & Louis, & Alton
Ind. & Louis
Northwestern
Lecce
Colorado Southern
Col. South
City
Delaware & Hudson
Lack
Mexican Central
M US
Mexican National
Souls
Wits Missouri Pacific
Kan
An. & Tex
New Jersey Central
Wits New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Norfolk & West
Northern Parish
Ontario & Western
Pennsylvania
St . Louis
San AM
St l
Southwestern
St L Southwese
Paul Wills
Paul Well
Southern Railway
Texas & Pacific Southern Railway
Toledo
St. L
West
Union Pacific
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wisconsin Central
Wis
Central
Adams
United
Anaconda Mining
Brooklyn Rapid Trans
Fuel & Tom
Saltan
Pullman Palace
Republic Steel
P. Ca
Western Union
States
United State
J. F. Wild & Co
Capital National Bank
Central Trust Company
Columbia National Bank
Indians National Bank
Indiana Trust Company
Marion Trust Company
Ae Merchants’ National Ba
One Union Trust Company
Aneaee
Tee
Meyer & Klaer
Southern Pacific
St. Paul
Amalgamated Copper
Market In Mostly Professional Trading Day
New York August 21 market activity remained mostly professional with some commission buying and late selling to realize profits. The close was only fractionally changed from yesterday as money stayed easy and sterling exchange fell further. Purchases on sapanese recessions are seen as likely to yield reasonable profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger Farwell & Co
New York
Sterling Exchange
Money market notes and exchange rates across cities
Commercial paper rates steady in Indianapolis with time loans at 5 to 6 percent and clearings totaling 133,671.14. New York shows steady dollar rates with bankers' paper at around 44.6 to 46.05 percent, Sterling weak, and clearings and balances published. City reports from Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati and London list money rates, exchange bids, and daily clearings, with other notes on Paris Berlin and Madrid markets and precious metal prices.
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Indianapolis
Learings
Tsn
New York
Chicago
New York Exchange
Boston
Philadelphia
Vaiemoes
ST. Louis
Baltimore
Cissate
York Exchange
London
India Council
Berlin
Paris
Rentes
Witte
Exchange
Treasury balances show available cash near 175.7 million
Washington on Wednesday released general fund balances excluding the 150 million gold reserve. Available cash balance stood at 175,714,488 with 104,642,007 in certain deposits and accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
CN Seti Ens Ca Hesk Tae Ty Se
Real estate transfers filed in Marion County 1901
Instrument records show numerous conveyances in Marion County Indiana for the 24 hours ending Aug 21 1901. Transactions include Ahart N Scott to Mary D Watson and Livina Watson. Caswell H Madison to Caswell H Madison. Edward C Cooper et al to Edward H Serne. Fred B Comstock to William A Howardus and back. Traylor to Alice M Nash. Spaulding to Mary J Porter. Schooley to Mary J Porter. Craig to William S Mitten ell. Finch to Luther Mehring. Webb to Edward T Helte. Faulkner to Faulkner and Keech. Weakley to Stephen Slinkard. Goodale to George W Woltman. Fletcher’s Brookside sub. Dorrah to Irvington properties. Martha A to E H Mansfield. Johnson to Frank H Gert. Maley to Bridget Maley. Faulkner to Clarence Faulkner. Bynum trustee transfers. Dixon H Bynum et al. Bodine et al. Dixon Bynum et al. Tilford & Thrasher additions. David’s St. Dorrah to J J Bodine. Kin Stakewent life estate interests. Total amounts vary with parcel size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorders Office
Marion County
Indiana
Indiana Tithe Guaranty and Loan Company
East Market Street
Ahart N. Scott
Mary D. Watson
Bee
Perry
Edward C. Cooper
Edward H. Serae
Fred B. Comstock
William A. Howardus
Lincoln
Fred B. Com
Indianapolis
Udell St
Annette Marte A. Traylor
Alice MM. Nash
Douglass Park
Delaware
William E. Spaulding
Mary J. Porter
Frances M. Beck
Hlinois St
Clark H. Schooley
W. A. Rhodes
North Illinois
Iilinoia
Harriman T. Craig
William
Mitenell
Walker
East Ental
Alice Finch
Luther Mehring
South Meridian
Park
Addison St
Ohio
Orville L. Webb
Edward T. Helte
Faulkner
J.C. Shoemaker
Southeast
Dietzath
Christian Keech
Carty
West Side
Margaret KR. Weak
Washington
Ith St
Martha. A
Eisie H. Mansfield
Augustus A. Johnson
Frank H. Ger
25Th St
Marloween
Indianapolis Land and I. Co
Bridget Maley
J. C. Burton
North Emma
F. Faulkner
Clarencee
Brandt St
Cor Klondykest
Oliver
New York
BE. T. Fletcher
David ‘St. Dorrah
Robert J
Tilford & Thrasher
Dixon H. Bynum
Hodine
Allen & James B. Bodine
Dixo Bynum
Allen & A
Ant” Martindale
Jackson Park
Sheldon St
Hava
Kiiford & Thrasher
Charles F Maurice Kin
Live Stock Market Report from Indianapolis Stock Yards
Cattle receipts 1300 with prices lower on fat steers and mixed heifers. Hogs steady to slightly lower with bids $5.70 to $6.15. sheep and lambs steady, lambs up to $5. Cattle and hogs show downward trend across varieties. notable declines in several classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Stockyards
Indianapolis
Ceee
Esas Eee Eens Bodo
Cecceerseres Oos
Qos
Blair-Baker Horse Company
Amo
J. W. Booker
Zionsville
Andy Schickeranz
John Brown
Sullivan
John Slilgar
Effingham
M. L. Briscoe
Westfield
J. W. Igo
Shelbyville
John Decker
Richmond
C. E. Stanley
Newton
Lil
J. L. Bone
Bethany
Ill
John Vestal
Plainfield
George Roefield
J. P. Walter
Crawfordisville
Interstate
Chicago
Texas Greas
S. Hoge
New York
Vale
Vax
Ile
UM Direct
Livestock Market Report From Multiple Cities
Cattle and hog markets across Kansas City Louisville Omaha and Cincinnati show mixed tone with steady to lower prices. Natives Texans and Indians feature in cattle quotes while hogs sell weaker. sheep and lambs vary by district with steady to lower trends and notable price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Texas
Sae Iba
A AG
Eto Y Nd Ag
Louisville
Ao Hoge
South Omaha
Cate Berminon
Cincinnati
Dolan Heir to Block of New York Real Estate
Henry Dolan died in New York carrying an estate valued near five million dollars. His sole heir appears to be his niece Mary L. de Forrest of Irving, Kansas, daughter of his late brother, a woman with grown sons. Dolan was known as reclusive and generous to the poor, especially to Black people. most of his fortune lay in New York real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Dolan
Mary L. de Forerest
Irving
Marshall County
Kansas
Mr. Am
Union Chub
Building Permits for Repairs and Constructions
A list of permit notices includes W W Drapler at 2319 English Avenue for repairs, several remodels and brick or frame structures across Indianapolis and nearby streets, with values ranging from 1,200 to 3,000 dollars and multiple owners named, including Louis Miller and F W Sallwee, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Maryland
Pennsylvania
McCormick Harvesting
Avenue
Louisiana Street
Michigan
Louis Miller
John W. Moore
West
Washingtee Ee Lane
Paca W
Pensions for Veteran Certificates Issued to Indianians Names
Veteran pension certificates are listed with names and cities including Elkhart Knox Terre Haute Noblesville Hammond Columbus Carthage and more. Amounts range from 1 to 17 dollars, with several entries noting original or restoration actions and military service references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus A. Rice
Elkhart
Press
Knox
Edward T
William F. Armet
Ames Belton
Terre Haute
Johnnn
Noblesville
Stokes
John Groat
Hammond
Laem Pitteboro
Presley
Monitor
Shideler
Aller
Markland
Sylvester & Brushy Prairie
Marshe
Wilhelm
Ton
Spain
Charles HC
Steven
Jefferson
Jane Lovet
Martha Starkey
Columbus
Nancy HU
Carthage
Notable horseman injured in runaway incident in Barron
Col L, a well known horseman, attempted to control a runaway team when he was knocked to the ground. He sustained a broken arm and leg and lies in a very critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barron, Wic
Col. L
Raisin
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South Meridian Street
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Indiana Trust Co
Washington St
Virginia Ave
A. M. Fletcher
Broadway
Investients
S. A. Fletcher & CO
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Sayles 2 ‘Co
Il Jet
Gas Office
Carpenters
Atkins
Atkins & CO
M’n
South
Illinois Street
W. B. Barry Saw and Supply Co
Penn
Henry C. Smither
Pennsylvania St
I. Oh. Herrington New Paone
East Market St
A. B. Meyer & CO
Portland
North Pennsylvania St
Sunday Journal
Robton
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
Olle
Wilmington
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Montpelier
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Lima
Savannah
C. Hosin
Mons
New Orleans
Ordi Ry
Gulf
Liverpool
Street-Ra Wey and
Belt Securities
Wire
National Biscuit
My Age Biscuit
Treasury Statement
Steel Safes
Security Trust Company
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Ilaliy
Stalnaker
Washington &T
Mathiessen
Franz O. Mathiessen
W. H. Drapler
English Avenue
Col. L. Pettit
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