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Newspaper

The Indianapolis Journal

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1901

Page

7

Union Trust Company Fiduciary Services and Loans

The Union Trust Company transacts fiduciary business including executor, administrator, trustee, guardian, and receiver roles across the state. It serves as financial agent for railways and counties in securities or loans, offers money loans on first class collateral, and does not discount commercial paper or engage in general banking.

Trust and Financial Corporation Atborne

Local Grain and Produce Trade Conditions Improve

With milder weather, commerce rises in commission houses and produce dealers. Oranges and apples firm, Irish potatoes cheap, poultry strong, cheese steady, butter firm, coffees firm, sugars firm, bean market stronger. Local flour mills lack corn, track bids list wheat, corn, and hay prices. poultry and geese values noted in New York markets.

the Board of Trade

A M Fletcher Banker Transacts General Banking Business

A M Fletcher Banker conducts general banking activities including receiving deposits subject to draft dividends remitted acting as fiscal agent for corporations and railroads negotiates securities and loans money on approved collateral and deals in investment securities for banks bankers corporations and individuals seeking services.

Wall Street Stocks See Mixed Activity and Rail Gain

A buoyant close hid a day of mixed trading with heavy lending and rail involvement. In New York money on call held at 2 1/2 percent, mercantile paper at 3 1/4 to 4 1/2 percent, and sterling bills firm near 4.87 and 4.94. Sugar and Amalgamated Copper led gains amid rumors of trade rivalry easing, while Union Pacific fell and many issues recovered later before retreating.

American Steel Hoop American Steel and Ice American Steel and Wire American Tin Plate American Tobacco Anaconda Brooklyn Rapid Colorado Fuel and Iron Continental Tobacco Federal Steel Federal Steel Glucose Sugar Glucose Sugar International Paper National Biscuit National Lead National Steel National Tube New York Air-brak Pacific Coast Pacific Mall People’s Gas Pullman Palace Republic Iron and Steel Standard Rope and Twine Amalgamated Copper American Cotton American Cotton American Spirits Tennessee Coal and Tron Third-avenue United States Leather United States Rubber United States Rubber Western Union New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Jsc London Friends We Two Boston Montana Union Pacific Burlington St. Louis San Francisco Chicago & Eastern Illiois Rio Grande Western Chesapeake & Ohio Consolidated Gas Brooklyn Union Gas Glucose and Pullman Ice Manhattan

Wholesale prices for hides lards and groceries listed

Wholesale dealer quotations cover hides and tallow fats, greases, and other animal by products with prices by grade. The listing extends to oranges lemons cranberries onions walnuts and canned goods, with grains, dry goods and coal, iron and nails also priced. Numerous named items and prices reflect the jobbing trade.

Governor and Mrs Yates Return with Dudgeon over Inaugural Stories

Chicago report says Governor and Mrs Yates left for their Illinois home amid anger at misrepresented accounts of their conduct at the inauguration. Mrs Yates denies a tale she removed her shoes and stood in stocking feet at the inaugural ball.

Chicago Washington

Grain Markets Rally After Early Decline in Chicago

The Chicago floor saw early grain weakness turn to a rally with corn leading gains. Wheat closed modestly higher along with corn and oats, while pork rose about 37 percent, lard up 2 to 4 cents, and ribs up around 7/8 cent. Export activity improved and seaboard clearances rose, with May futures near 74 to 75 cents for wheat and 14.5 dollars for pork.

Chicago Liverpool Shorts Seaboard Minneapolis Duluth May Maylard

Market News Roundup From New York and Midwest Trade

Commodities and staples move through major markets with wheat oats and corn receipts and shipments across New York Toledo and Duluth. Prices quoted for wheat corn oats butter eggs cheese wool cotton rosin spirits of turpentine and petroleum reflect steady to firm trends in varied regional sessions.

Toledo Uly Tal Tees Duluth Cate Milwaukee Pala Boston Commercial Bulletin Ohio Delaine ST. Louis March New York Charleston Savannah

Market News Mixed Wheat Corn and Oil Prices Slide

New York reports dull markets with steady to firm spot values across grains and fats. Wheat and corn futures declined on weak cables before a partial rally, while lard pork and refined products held firm. cottonseed oil and sugar show varied moves across regions, with receipts and shipments listed for key grain centers.

New York Duluth Lisbon Tshutine Western Steam Rio Cordova ST. Louis Timothy Baltimore Liverpool California March &i Kansas

Indianapolis Recorder Transcribes 1901 Property Transfers

Marion county records show 24 hour period ending March 8 1901 listing transfers in lots and subs across Reagan Park and surrounding Indianapolis areas. Transactions involve Clark Brickert Pickerill Rochow Tucker Coulter King and several School Commissioners, with total transfers and building permits noted.

Recorder's Marion County Indiana Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Company East Market Street Josiah Clark John R. Brickert Lot Square Missouri Reagan Park Fontaine Soth Soth Strum N. Pickerill Geo. Ux Reagan Pa Bellefontaine and Sthats Cynthia J. Corbaley Casper M Caroline P. de Wolf Sarin Joseph An Ith Ip Township Dco Mary L. Barr Sarah A. Skinner Moore Ave Grace and Cl Indianapolis Corner Sheldon St Bet Palmer St Bet Hinggold Barth Owen Johnson Travis Southeastern Ave Thomas J. Myers Clark & Osgood Pranklin Township John J. Cooper South Meridinnet Place Oriental St. Het Bates Red Grip Sea Ctise Au Trocar Washington Carl Rochow Christina I Rochow Corner Corner Ave Elzina Kuhn Et al Sarah A. Tucker Barth's Barth Ave Cottage Bve Nernesseceesynn Applis Car Co Sheldon Montana Sté Caroline Leonard Heirs Ringgold Tage Fred DB. Stilz John Alice Weddle Sarah E. Rodman Myers North Ulinois St Salem St Bet Mth Sith Ramenslas Car Co Bet Isth Tith Sts Anna M. Jeck David A. Coulter Batley Harrison & c Capitol Ave Tith At Samuel A. Hollensbe Lucinda Huddieson Martin Annie S. Dawson Wm. W. Baker Percy Township Jas W. Swails Noah ‘M. Harvey Gown St Bet Meridian Union Sip Lucinda M. Morton Andreas Tenner Lewis Robbins Robert D. Nrummer Bent Belmont Martha Cline Reuben Cline Etux Warren Francis C. Bryan Christian Ccecsnsssenee John B. Holton Herman E. Martens Art Sec Nie Kh Ee BE ion John J. _Cooper John F Kiaise Martindale's Retsner St Bet Union Miller Sts

Live Stock Quotations From Indianapolis Markets

Cattle receipts 1,200 with big week-over-week gains and prices falling as supply meets demand. Hog market steady to lower with light trade and strong bids, sheep and lambs active and firm. Intercity reports from Interstate Yards show light supply and steady to strong prices across steers, cows, and veals amid varied regional quotes.

UNION Indianapolis March Jan Interstate Oogan Penn City New York Gustafo Ya State Howe St, Louis Texas Omaha East Buffalo

Von Waldersee Invasion Threat Seen as Bluff

A Cleveland Plain Dealer note suggests the proposed Von Waldersee invasion was likely a bluff or minor matter with no solid action behind it. The piece casts doubt on imminent military moves and questions the credibility of the threat.

Cleveland Plain Dealer von Waldersee

Brooklyn Eagle William Evarts Buried Saturday

William M Evarts was buried on Saturday according to Brooklyn Eagle records. He stated his ancestors were between seventy nine and eighty two years old and expressed weariness that it was about time.

Brooklyn Eagle Wiliam M. Evarts

St Louis and Midwest Train Services Mentioned in Fragment

The readable text references multiple midwestern train routes and connections including St Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Greensburg, Bloomington, Peoria, and Springfield. It notes a person’s withdrawal from activities, describing it as sad and time necessary, implying a decline or cessation before death.

Lafayette Chicago Cincinnati Cincinnati Express Greensburg Washington N. Vernon Lousville Peoris Bloomington Peoria Champaign Springfield Columbus Ohio Lynn Ham Dayton RY W. Wash Ind. & Louis Inigo Chicago Fast Mall Chicago Express Toledo Michigan Detroit Jim Muncie Lafayte Laporte Indiana Decatur & Western Decatur St. Louis Mall Decatur & St. Louis Philadelphia New York Altimore Ind Louiseville Richmond Pigus and Columbue Madison Sun Louleville Vernon Martinsville Vincenneis Dayton Xenia Pittsburg Logansport Knightstown Baltimore Springfer Opie Columbus Madiso Columbus Louisvi Martineville Vinesnnes Pitteborg East Dayton and Sccom Loutevill Vandalia Line Terre Haute St. Louis Wes St. Louie St. Lou's West Western Express Eflingham Terre Hau Louis Lastman

Fight Between Factions in Manchester Kentucky

In Manchester Kentucky a midday clash between factions Whites and Garrards escalated into gunfire. Prisoners in custody for murder were in the Samuel Cash bail bond office when a shotgun blast shattered a window. Steve Spurtock and Ed Garrard were wounded, and a fourteen-man posse pursued the prisoners to London. Judge Trensley adjourned court for safety until the following morning.

London Manchester Gare Garrards Samuel Cash Jule Webb Taylor Spurtock William Dennis McCallim Mureder Cash Steve Spurtock Ed Garrard Judge Trensley

Health officers face shotgun defiance in Roseland case

Chicago health officers arrived at 1004 State Street to remove Peter Van Pelt's daughter, ill with smallpox, to a pesthouse. Van Pelt threatened to kill entrants, keeping the house secure as police delayed action. Officials postponed removal, warning trouble may follow another entry attempt.

Chicago Peter van Pelt State Street Roseland van Pelt Nounens Nion Hospital

Marriage License Notice and List of Names

Vital statistics March 8 lists multiple residents with addresses including John Koening Ida Koening 1 Minnesota street and many others. The entry names individuals such as Jane and Myrtleineman 1610 Prospect street and Rosina Renner, 76 South Pine street, alongside Carl Duncan and Pearl Goodwin as a couple seeking marriage license.

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