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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1901

Page

10

A M Fletcher Banker Transacts General Banking Business

A M Fletcher banker transacts general banking business handling deposits subject to draft and dividends. Acts as fiscal agent for corporations and negotiates railroad and entimate panics issues. Handles government bonds and other investment securities. Commission orders executed. Solicits accounts of banks bankers corporations and individuals.

Fragmented OCR Entry Notes Values and 7D Codes

Readable fragments show numeric codes and dates within a partial list. The text mentions 7D 1043 and values like 2.35 9.25 3.10, with no clear events or entities to anchor a full report.

Interurban Time Card and Limited Train Details

Interurban service announces trains from Laton to Anderson Muncie Alexandria Mason Elwood and beyond. Trains leave Maryland Street at 4:34 a.m. and then hourly until 1 a.m. Limited trains to Muncie run nonstopping except at Anderson, with specific times at 7:20 and 7:30 p.m.

Laton Miock Maryland St Maryland Hlioois Anderson Muncie Alexandria Mason Elwood

Grain markets hold gains as cold boosts wheat and corn

Chicago grain bid strengthens as extreme cold limits domestic receipts and tight red winter wheat stocks. May wheat rises to 79 1 2, corn up about 1 per cent, oats modestly higher, while provisions also firm. Trade notes weak hogs but bullish wheat outlook and limited supplies with cold weather sustaining demand.

Chicago London Minneapolis Duluth Argentina Seaboard Kansas City May Wey Roy Clos Wnoee B.gey

Wheat and grain market roundup across multiple cities

Market reports from New York Louisville Kansas City Cincinnati Liverpool Toledo Duluth Minneapolis and Milwaukee show firming wheat and corn values with varied spot and futures quotes. Wheat and rye lead gains amid export demand and rumors while oats, barley and sugars hold steady. commodity prices include No 2 red and No 2 hard wheat across several exchanges with modest fluctuations.

Louisville Kansas City Cincinnati Liverpool California Americas Toledo Duluth Minneapolis Milwaukee

Commodities Trade Report From St Louis Market Desk

Trade in general at St Louis shows flour mixed with steady oats and corn meal. Wheat and corn prices fluctuate with No 2 red cash and December futures cited, while pork, lard, and bacon move modestly. Receipts include significant wheat and corn amounts, with whisky and hay prices noted and slight shifts in futures bids.

ST. Louis Timethy Baltimore Aio Southern Southern White Ag White Hay T

Butter Eggs and Cheese Market Roundup

NY and regional markets show firm butter and higher eggs with cheese steady. Reports cover Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago Louisville St Louis Cincinnati and Savannah pricing, with metals and cotton notes and varied regional fluctuations.

Baltimore Chicago l@ie Dairies Louisville Lyle Elgin ST. Louis Cincinnati Ohio

Wool Prices in St Louis Market Day Snap

Wool firm and in fair demand reported in St Louis on December 20. Medium grades showed steady activity with fine and heavy wool mixture quoted, tub washed and light gray varieties noted among the offerings.

ST. Louis

General Wheeler Reflects On Foolhardy Courage On Street

In a New York Times vignette General Wheeler recalls a woman leading a dog through a revolving storm door. The dog is dragged and ground by the door and the crowd, until the animal is finally contained by a janitor wrapping him in a newspaper. The woman clings to the string with determined nerve.

New York Times Wheeler

Hymn Book Gap Sparks Hell Topic at Chicago Service

Rev. Kittredge Wheeler told his congregation the hymn book lacks hell hymns and plans to select one on heaven. The paper offers Village Hymns with stirring lines on hell and eternal punishment. The note critiques the seduction of imagery at a matinee and contrasts mortal destiny with heavenly calm.

Chicago Evening Post Kittredge Wheeler Hell Heaven Wheeler

Market Rally As Amalgamated Copper Eases Losses

New York stock market shows relief after Amalgamated Copper volatility. Stocks drift to stable levels with gains led by coalers and railroad shares as investors anticipate favorable Union Pacific figures and a possible loan contraction tomorrow. Banks suffered cash losses but sentiment stays optimistic amid mixed bond activity and strong industry groups.

New York Amalgamated Copper Bears National Civic Federation Miners’ Organization Delaware & Hudson Hocks Valley Pacific Transcontinentals Union Pacific West Lst Manhattan Westinghouse Electric United States Sense c St. L Colorado Southern Erie Great Northern Hocking Valley Illinois Iowa Central Lake Erie & Weat L. & W Louisville & NJ Manhattan Pennsylvania Reading T. Louis & San Fran Mal. Co Anaconda Mining Co Brook Rapid Transi Cal. Fuel & Iron Consolidated Gas General Electric T. Glucose Sugar - Bee Tay Inter Aiss Pacific Coast Pullman Palace Republic Steel Ae Republic Steel U. S. Steel U.S. Steel Western Union

Market Briefs Show Street-Railway and Belt Securities

Street-railway and belt securities feature among Chicago stocks with bonds and pref notes listed. Granger Farwell & Co. wires reports include Belt Railway common and Diamond Match among active listings.

Granger Farwell & Co National Biocult

Rates on Loans and Exchange Clearing and Balances

Indianapolis reports commercial paper at 4 percent with time loans at 5 6 percent. Clarifications show balances and clearings across major cities: New York call money 6 9 percent, euro-dollar and mercantile rates, Sterling exchange trend, and daily clearing and balance figures for Chicago Boston Philadelphia St Louis Baltimore Cincinnati.

Indianapolis New York Prime Mercantile Paper Sterlin Bankers H.stem Chicago New York Exchange Boston Philadelphia ST. Louis Baltimore Cincinnati

Money and exchange rates in London Paris Berlin and New York

A compact report lists 3% and 4% money quotes in London and Paris, with discount and gilt yields. It notes exchange rates on London and Berlin, prices for Spanish and Mexican currencies, and New York bar silver. Treasury balances show available cash of 172,796,95L and a gold reserve of 115,489,108 in the general fund.

London Paris Berlin New York Washington Treasury

Private Wire Advices Heavy Copper Trading

New York December 20 heavy trading followed the copper dividend. Buying in Amaga Cement Copper was strong but failed to lift prices due to widespread selling by many brokers. St. Paul rose on rights rumors, Union Pacific covered shorts, Sugar weakened on a possible sugar war. Money rates rose to 8 then 10 percent as liquidity tightened.

Meyer & Kisurs Telegram New York St. Paul Union Pacific

Market Briefing on Amalgamated Copper and Union Pacific

New York December 20 After an hour Amalgamated Copper fell to the back and did not recover much. Rates at eight percent touched early caused a market break that mostly receded. The market remains professional with hopes for higher prices despite high money rates through the holidays. Union Pacific shows open selling on bulges by insiders while the overall market holds, with room-talk of a 10 point advance forthcoming.

Granger Farwell & Co New York Amalgamated Copper Union Pacific

Detroit Drummer Describes Narrow Escape From Hotel Fire

The Detroit Free Press recounts a drummer’s tale of calm action during a hotel fire. He climbed from a four story window using a rope fire escape, swung to the ground, and reached safety with only minor burns and palm injuries. The incident ends with mockery from staff about a quicker route to exit.

Detroit Terra Firma

London Woman Adopts Pig As Sleeper In Clean Sheets

Salt Lake Tribune notes a London woman’s unusual affection as she puts a pig to bed between clean sheets, remarking that women have long cared for hogs in similar ways, reflecting eccentric domestic devotion.

Salt Lake Tribune London

Certificates issued to Indiantans with mixed names

A list of names and places appears to describe certificates issued to Indigenous individuals and various towns such as Lincoln City Marion Terre Haute Danville Summitville New Albany and Ridgeville with amounts like 3 12 8 5 34 12 12 and other scattered numbers. The text is garbled but indicates a registry or notice of certificates issued to several individuals including John Keller Bunch Thomas Jr Willson Cornelius Goodenow James W McKriil Samuel Foreman Alexander Hoover Herman Wehmelter and others across multiple towns.

John Keller Bunch Thomas Jr. Willson Lincoln City Cornelius Goodenow Hotart Retree Armetead Angewa Sry Valraiso James W McKriil Bourbon Joseph K K Lilue Danville Stephen D. Bailey Terre Haute Austin Wright Redkey Eli D. Keily Summitville Samuel Foreman Marion Alexander N. Hoover Macy Herman Wehmelter Salverille Thomas Hice Orleans Wiliam Snell Sr. Anderson Anderson Ward Tyvilie Charles B. Schwarts Ridgeville Thomas Strait New Albany Pose

Live Stock Markets held steady with mixed cattle tone

Union Stockyards Indianapolis reports cattle receipts light with a mixed market. Cattle show uneven prices though thick fat cows improve slightly while steers steady to lower. Hogs decline late, demand slack. lambs and sheep steady to firm with sufficient buyers. Interstate Stockyards Indianapolis notes weak demand for ordinary stock but steady prices for good fat stock.

Interstate Indianapolis Siseetsvetens Smaers

Real estate transfers filed in Marion County records

Instruments filed for record in the Marion County Recorder's Office for 24 hours ending 5 p m December 20 1901 list transfers of lots and parcels in Dye's Sub and Milligan Brook Park add. including Clarke Metzger Atkinson and Shields parcels with various undivided interests and total considerations noted. Building permit payment to Mary Cantion for a frame addition on Payette street is recorded.

Recorders Office Marion County Indiana Indiana Title Guaranty and Loam Company East Market Street Chas. A. Weber Eleanor A. Weber Dye Tranlap Villa Av Woodlawn Louisa Ailis J. Clarke W. H. Talbott N. New Jersey St Alice J. Clarke Son Mendenhall BUMO Ceerey Wm. L. Demaree Chas. H. Blaine Et Ax Milligan’s Brook Ottawa @y Massachusetts Ella Shields Rudolph Stegmeier Dumont Outlet Greer St McCarty St Elia Shields Moesch Ethel Pecs Massa Atkinson Peter St Fisher Senate Graceland Kenwood Avs Islingls St Wore BT Teresa Wilhelmina Metzger Jacob J. Zinn Metzger Park Place Capitol Av Pear Fall Creek Isaac L. Bloomer Ida A. Taylor Bee Merion Geo E. Billots Drake's Aid R. B Pear W. H. Bott New Jersey St Administratriz Geo RB. Elliot Lot Saath New Christens Healing Kealing Roteon & Voorhees la Salle Mary L. McWhorter Davis Et McCastin Zlet Liryan St Frederick Sanders Butler's Wayne Au Pear That Ann T. Addison Vines

Lost the Lord's Nickel in Wray Sunday Tale

A Sunday-school boy in Wray receives two nickels from his father one for the Lord and one for himself. While waiting on the porch the boy drops one nickel, which disappears down a crack and is lost. The tale centers on the remaining nickel and the boy’s reaction to the missing coin.

Wray Col Colm

Cattle Market Mixed in Major Cities as Trade Wavers

Chicago bids steady to weak amid receipts of about 4000 cattle and 28,000 today with Texans and calves. Kansas City reports 3000 cattle with generally steady to lower tone and prices for dressed beef steers from 5.50 to 4.06, while St Louis notes steady to lower for good export steers and steady sheep markets. East Buffalo and New York show quiet trade with slow to lower demand and varied beef and lamb prices. Louisville closes with cattle steady to slightly higher, moderate sheep and lamb activity, and mixed demand across regions.

New York Duluth Hard sGmne Gye Rio Cordova London Glasgow William Sergent & Co Spelter Middlesboro Northern Southern Southern, Soft ST. Louis Philadelphia Ducar- By Tiagise Eee Louisville Kansas City Missouri Kansas Chicago Ile Cincinnati Texas Estern Opecial Wanabage ST. Loud Dee East Buffalo

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